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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

Vebeutenoc &oblen Ii s.
Ii y I. - Sm hieiigen Soicn lngen
ON Somitag "A Sdooner, Die ollie
aoblen nad) oen oitliden SGicn SIT
tringcn bcltimmt iino. Sn Curtis
@op NOR ein Sd)iif, Gin Gonlpicr,
G piermoitigc Shooner, 3 iiinimoIti.
&c, 1 iedsmnitiger uno 3 VorgeS.
Grei Siinimoiter logen in Sort SO.
nington u1o 1 Gicrmloiter IN Canton
&olloip, Sier5u folnlut nod Scr brit
tii1c Saupier 0Enitbmaite," Der az
Den Horbl. Central : 0abn E ElerS
letne Saoung altfnubnt, lln0 Der bril-
tiide Sonpfer oHoiciiclb," ser bon
Ncip = yort tunL INN nod .Wtcrito
81 fubren. @eitcrn langte olld) nod
ser britiide 0onlpier o2o6elio" an,
Der ebenio nie Die beioen 8or9e.
natnten cine aoblenlaoung rod DC
Iifo 6ringen miro. NlleS III IQcm
miro oieie Slotte etluo 10000 Spns
neu Goblen aus bcm bicIigcn Soien
idoifen, u~oroliSgelcst, oaB Die Dab.
nelt rcd)t5eiti9e 2ieferung MADDEN.
8or Dem &riegSgcrid)t t.
lieutenant Ibolpb 2angborit bonn
aiiitel . grtiQeric Ncgin,cnt miro
iit bieie ISOLDE Dor Dem ariegSge.
ridt in Sort Somorb oariibcr 81 er.
flGren boben, marum er BET 3mei
fiir5li6 BORT obgebnltencn Snipettio.
men ni6t 5ur SteQe NOR. 9ie Off.
5iel gegen i'm %erbobenen Inld)uloi.
Gln9en loltten: einen S~ebenSponocl
Gefiibrt 81 bobelL lpelder iid) filr CT.
men Sffi5ier unb Gentleman nif)t
paile uno melder Der guten Srbnlltg
uaO militdriihen 0is5iplin sumi0er.
lauie. Gem a%riegsgeribt miro Der
Sberit lieutenant @m. $. 9offin
%prGlibirerl, ipdbrenb Capt. j. $. Gin.
coin ais auoitor ilrairen miro. Sr.
2dngbprit miro alS cilier Der fGbig.
item iiingeren Sfii5iere Der aiiitell-
Irtilerie ol1geieben.
Seuer. @egen IL llbr geItern
Mittag brad) IN Der Stollung be5
Srn. Mife 6iepotride 9tr. 500, DC
GlearitraBe, ssciicr o,is, meldes ise
cod ourd ioiorf berbfseeilte 5euer-
luebr balo geloidJt luyrbe uno feinen
srObcn sdaoen ",34tete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

ban lpar, als er erito9en iuuroe. Sd
mO6te gang iifer iiber bieie Sbsntifiz
airung fein. @ouen Sic mir, bite,
iagen, pie Die Dame ongeoogen ipar?"
Der 3euge iiberlegte einen Iugenz
Bid. Sic trug Elm buntelrptbes
8leip," lagte er bann, Init irgeno
einem buntlen, idmalen geiaB -
fpabrI6einIt6 fdmarS."
Limb Der Sut?"
Zen Sut fam i) ni6t bei6reiben,
id fab nur flibtig auf."
.Saben Sic Bel Dem flii9tigen @ufs
ieben nift etlpas Observation-Disclosures
bemsrtt. 9srr 9obert? Ri9ts, mas
Sbner Die 9ermutbung aufordn9en
tDnnte, bab es gar ni6t 5rduIetn Sols
labaD Ddr?"
,Nihts, Serr Hs6tsanpalt."
.8isQeift Elm ettoos perGnberte5
genebmen. Elm onberer NuSorud?"
Ser 3eu9e 5Dgerts.
sd Tano. oaB iis ni6t ean5 10
pobl ausiab ME FONT. Sic mar b!ab
anb f6ier bepriidt."
.gb! mar IS 9sI.ern Na6mitta9
nm flint u6r buntel in Shrem 9us
reou?"
.g8ir batten cine boIbe Gtunbe pors
Der 2iht oneema6t."
rSit Sbr Bureau gut erleuhtet?"
Sd, tabe eine Sldmme iiber met
mem pult unb cine an Der Wdno."
$50 tonnten Sic olio bas GeIi6t
Der Dame ni6t nit abioluter Ueuts
li9teit ieben?"
.Nein, aber bod beuttiG1 genrs, I'm
ie gu %ertennen," ertriberts er BART
nGdis.
rllnb bod fanben Sic Is blab unb
peritOrt ausfebenb2"
nSd, Serr Redtsanpalt, ib bate
biefen ginbrud."
.als lie nad !Serrn Solabop fragte,
sebrdudte ie ba bic @orte ,nsin 8as
ter ipie lie es Sbnen e~egeniiber bod
t6un tpiirbe?"
Nleoer So9erte Der 3eu9e uno lflerl
ii9 81 %beiinnsn.
nNein," idgte er idliebli6, lid
CLAUDE, ibre Worte lparen: SIT Serr
!Solabap augenblidIi4 unbei4Gfs
tigt?'"
rGs ipar Jraulein !oolaoaps
Gtimme?"
sd fam es ni6t 10 bs1timmt
'agen," antpprtete Der 3euse, inbem er
iih ben SdhpeiB BON Der Stirns
pii6te, i'd mOdte Srdulein SoQaoap
nidt unn0tbig belaIten, lire Stimme
1T mir nid)t 70 betannt, baB i@ es be-
f6iporen fonnte."
Gut. gls sic nun lire 5rase
perneinten, aogerte ie bo, ebe is in
oas pripatbureau eintrat?"
rNein, ie ging 9eraoestpegs bins
ein."
.Stebt etpas an Der 36ir?"
80 ia, oos ssp0bnIide ,pripats
Bureau"
$50 bag lie, tpenn auh niht nit
ben Hdumli6teiten pertraut. bod TO-
fort isben tonnte. pobin ie gu 9eben
batte?"
nSa, i6 fonte es meinen."
Isle baben, CLAUDE ih, ou6 err
pdbnt, baB Sic teiren 2aut bGtten
b0ren t0nnen. fails Elm Wortpedfel
itattgefunben9"
nNcin. i4 bate ni9ts boren tOn=
men,"
.Sie 5inb f6on feit LANCER s3eit BEL
!Serrn !9olaoap. ipenn id ni6t irre?"
rueber breibis Sabre, 5err Re4tss
anpalt."
Sinh Ste in feinen GeIddften ges
nau betpanbcrt9"
nSapobl."
nSerr Hobert, 1T Sbnen in at ben
Sabren irgenb etipas aufsefalen =
irsenb cine Wuseabe. elm 8riefpediel.
fur5, ireenb etnas. tpas barauf fdlies
ben IieBe. baB SER 9ollabap
S6peigegeloer be5ablte, xober bate CT
jemdls elm 8erbdltniB?"
Dciu rett, " rief nor Ds,ne srre1I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Mrs. @;nsIpu,s Supthiua snrnp

tpirb felt Z Ir ihuf unb fcds5is Sabren bon
Saansn NIT uoaitanoiasm eriols ssSraidi. 81
b~etuatgt, has &tnb, eriueidlt BEN 8aumen, t..
iH,pihtib. ane sdbmerSen; furirt NtnpfuIif uro
tt has Bette MitteL fir 9iarrbbe. 8on elpo'
ibefern In clet @cltibeiIen b%erfauft. Gctt
eeipib u1o b~erIlnet rUtrs. WinsIop's Sootbtng
Sbrup" inb nebmt feline anbere Sorte. STINT
uno 5ipan6ig Gents bic Sldt0e. Inter ben
Rdbrnittel. uno 9rpamrrs8 efee bonn 80. SUIT
1908 eardnttrt. Gerien.9inmnler 1893. or
alteS unb gut bendhrtes Wittte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

Grei fb5ne 6nrmen N NnIllnlorcsGounlb
nabe Der Staot, NIT euten 8ebGuoen. 10 AGer
gu $500. 90 ELDER .8l 5000 uno so WIDER jill
$500. 5erner %iof9e16s @nrgatns n sIme
nItem @obn6aus. 5u 1913; 800 slfer, 1916 liar.
10 AaIo, Gntes Suua. 5u $500; 14O ader.
$50 tlar, 10 Ndlo, cute Sebdube. 81 $4,000;
1853 elder nit grien @ebIltoen an elcitrifber
@nbn, $4GuO, gtdbercs bel 6crmnnn Saocn.
bppp. Sir. III, N.s6bnrleeitrp, Baltimore, Wle.
(Senll1M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
0ompfcr IS

0ampfcr Is + cite"
bier crmnrtet - Ser 3ampIer
uGbalnctte" bon Der Southern Eo.
cific Company" miro on1 /. Sftobcr
int biciigcn 9oien eripartet; bcrielbe
beiilloet iid) allgenblidlid I'M frodens
oot 81 Neluport Neus. Gle ,Gbol,
mettc" lit Der brittle Compiler, mel.
der III Den 9ienlt oicicr @elclidnit
3iucdS Snnoelspcrtebr 3lpiid)en Dol.
tinlorc ulo Helu Orleans geiteQt
miro. Die beioen onoeren Gnulpicr
iino Der 81 9oraoo" rno Der 81
Wonte." 2ebteres Sdiii beiinoct
iih altgenblidlid I'M bieii9en Soien,
Inn cine friid)e Soorulg nad) Hcm.Or.
leans 81 brillgcn, unb miro bcllte
friib III Sec geberL wdbreno Der oGl
3orooo" ouf Dem Wege nod bier
be0riffen lit.
Sr. 0u6ner5uri ii # g efcbrt.
Ger mobl6cfonntc BETTER bes SO
tel Sermnnn on Der Yrntt, mo
@lltnmItroBc, Sr. $. Gnbner, lit bon
icinem 4llSillige nod gltlontic Gitp
5uriidgcfebrt mo gcocnft in Sen
noditen @od,cl nit ieincr 6ralr Ct.
nen alisilug nod Somoita 5u I'M.
tcrllcbmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
jrdu(ein
5oQaoog.,
0ortiebullg.)

nSeIbItreoeno - un5peifelboft" -
unb 8olop lpanote 1id gu meinem
Gbef. SD iiberIaRe Sbnen ben 3eus
gen, Serr Rebt8anlpalt," iagte er.
DSerr 3o5ert," begunn infer 3peie
ter einoringIid, Isle pihen natiirIi6,
bob bic ean5e Sadie bon Shrer Sbens
tifi5irung Der Srau abhdn9t, Die perz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Wnltimpre Marftberidte.

Baltimore, 90. September 1907.
Icbl. - 3uiuDr 26,912 Safer,
einihlicBlid 6G46 5Giier gu Occult
Eoint uno 1909 6Giier 3u Canton.
aiiitcnperian0t - S1Iier. 9ie Roti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
WiGrfte.

Greiie I'M 2erinsion.N
1omatcn, Tef. .t5e-25c
Wurfen, 9uBer0. .40c-50c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Dies 1T Sire WeIeaen4ett

sur grtuerbune zines mooernei 5fueis ober brei'
fi1digen SaufeS In gutter qage.
1900 Cdniergeuierte Cf'saorth.Mpeune
geduern fir aue StraBeHbabnSeinien. Seoe8
Snus befitf due Giiiriftnngen, nit beren Elm
t~topernes Sais dIsaefintfet peroeI1 f1nn..
Hdgfith nub GoMntuBS snr Snpefttuu often.
Stmmer OF, 9untter 8nttbin9,
(Gepf5-) Ganette. unb q. YnnLetr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
8crtollfe ouf Der 9altimorer gffef.
ten.9orie.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 ca Gar II. gor Der. ........ .t02
$1,000 Gitb Slaer. 1880 ............ %
5000 llio gp5 5unbing ser (seript). -. Tx
$1,000 Birainia WioIano Ger. ........ f03
$4,000 ga Sortberu II. 5loribn Ger. .... t05x
$4,000 atIuuiic COAT Cine Conf 4er.... SO
$4,000 untteo Hbs Ginf .............. SIX
$4,000 Ss0sS SIM -. ............ 20
$1,000 GonfoIioaieb @as iaer ........ 90
100 ltniteb HaiIlpabS e. ....,..... 12h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

Sine Sarm III 9lpalon, ua6e benz ,GelaDs
Spufc" an Der ~. & 9. @ubu. J." 20 Idcr grob;
rei6Iid con uno autes Nniier; Cottage mt II
SinImerll. Stlu etc. NIh6ufru9cu bel 3pbu
8. 2ubwtg, pr. 800, WiarNInub ScicpBpn.@e.
bnuoe. (264-2SSiu.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Gteaenseinde.
6tcacgeinm

etcncgeind:
Gin niidterl,er Mtann int Filter bon 30 Sab.
rem piiufdt Nrheit in NiidNe ober 3telldilrdlt
hon 7 bis ~ llbr ieoeu gtbeIIo. Iorclie: M.
~" ,Teutfder Gurreippnbent." t26D
stenegeindi:
Gin 8dder iudt Steue ais erIie Sdno fir
9roo ODER Cafes. Nadb5ufra9en in Gr. 129,
Nuro.@ruue. Strubc. (267)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
OeI6 an berleibcn.

Anleiten auf MSbcl nnS anbere
SfderBetten
fir 9 YroBent senali na1 benz nenen oelese.
gar8 pribattm. Hifter, Sr. 2t0, Df.aeIing'
ton.e trahe, ,8anfani'gul!oine."
On Der Office wirb Teutih stfprnden.
fSuui16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
3n permietb len.

gu uermietHen:
grddtiae brei1f5dige Sduier init 9 8tmnern
uub Beraroa. 5000 8Iod, BnrfsSetgbt5saoe.
Gas uno eIeftrif4es 2i6t. Sunpfbei3uns.
WdlGerei. Hnfenrtdbe etc.
oau.. mo =, arSina a ysrrssr, 9 .,ob,s,u,.
(Snni30, 1S.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

FL pcrfauien:
3ipeis llllo orciii0diGe &duIer in allen St1ot'
tbeiIeu. Serller @rllno5inlc ltro alltitebcltoc
Supot6eien. giad5nfragen bel Scrmunn @noen'
nuu, Srlluoeigeni1uns~ Iidiler, Hr. III, TUro.
Charles. Stru6e, Baltimore, Nib.
gtud smiifStarteu pon' iuo nab SeutIfInno
iino bier 81 baber. (Septl0lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
S1t ~berfaufen.
AH %psriaufen:

Cine quite g4%iribidaIt; outer &erfnuisgruub
Nat13iirG9eH Dor ) llhr Yturaeic oocr nab I
lbr Aucnho In gir. 1882, g&ct9furtb'Npe.
(267-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

@ in at6emlofes Sdpei9en folgte
~ i6rer Intport, porauS iie ent.
- nabm, bab tie ibrem 5rGulein
einen i9peren Sdtag periebt
babe, uno iie brad in Elm bera8ereiBen.
oes Weinen aus. Sd Iab. pie mein
Gbef tootenblei6 tpurbe. Gr bate benz
@efpebe cine neu WaI9e bin3ugefii9t,
seraoe bic leste. Die bas Neb 5uIam.
menbielt. Sn meinem 8opfe nirbelte
es: Wdr es oennod m6glih. bab bic
ies 'anfte, feingebilbete Wdb6en cine
foIde Seitie ipar, bab ie nit sisnsr
Sanb -.
Sd i9ob ben @eodnfen nett fort.
Gs mare entIeBli6, unglaubli6!
Der Coroner fliiiterte nit benz
Stdatsanpalt. unb i6 fab, pie erites
rer bon benz blutgetrGntten Saf6enz
tud auf benz Slid gu benz idludsens
ben WdoGen auf Der 3~eusenbant binz
idb. Wenn bic Sunsfer bas. Su6
ioentifi5irte, 10 mar bic 9epeistefts
9ei6lofen. GoIbp a0serte einen @us
senblid, fa9te einise Worte gu Sinsels
ton, unb ri6tete iid in ieinem Stubt
auf. 8iedeiAt belt er bic Settle idon
fir seidloNen, Diel.idt fab sr elm, bab
bic 3eusin ausenbIidlih nidt psrnsbs
mun9sfdbia ipar.
fGoriiebnng folgt.)
EaHc sur Heiic ms Iuslano be-
iorgt 6. Naime, Wr. Alb, Cit-Saiti'
morcitrahc, uabc Chiffon Sonie Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

yu pcrraurcn:
eofs 25 SUB s Sou bel 200 SUB; Sret SeSierie
eltitd2 pom Der Yort.FSao; oolltdn6Is prd6flg
Rr. 115, III, 119 etc., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~btpiicben SdirInouni.9IUenle itno SaDettesStr.,
sin Seotsrt bonn .8atterIona9ari" Sgrdipea
6peift5oiee Sdufer. Chm arb Z. Sturd, IN Srt
unb Gtelie, ODER Or. Sc, 0unther.Suilb in9,
Nnnefte. NIB ct. YunisStr. (SebrY.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

Su uerfanfcn:
Gin 9aus nit let5 3iElnleru uHo Vuo.
gub5ufraeeu in 9r. Gt7, @eit'gseit'S trahe.
t264,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 @n 2.3er Genltrb ............. seM
$1,000 GonfoIioateb @as 41isr.-...... o2
$1,000 ltntteo anS 1er ............. SAY
$1,000 @s9-S /. 81. 4Oit
$iGo lnio aps 5uuo scr (eeripp -. 7s
500 tlnitcb Rbs 5uno ser. ........ 10
$1,000 Seaboaro 4er -. ............. 70%
90 9oni Goal :. .............. SIN
10 gloribern Central F.. .......... 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

aue, ,pelde 8elb gebraudben, .fpredhen bier
Sur. MnIeibeu auf SdiGre, nlobel uno @rlino'
eiaenttum. An Sertrd. III. Seine GodnsSftice'
WSetbobrn. ,Salttmpre Snpeftment Co." Tf.
12O. gprb. Iacn.S trabe. (278--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

W III 5. 3lITIDr oZJI VH1utI,
@crionot bon Den Glepntoren 5000
9niteI; GIepotoreu.G orrotb 353,205
@uide.
Seltiae SfIllbrdte:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

0erianqt:
Gin Gufess9Gder. 9Iub6uiragert IN Nr, 4oS,
gari,Wueuur. (266-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
gerlanst Sranen aub Nabdeu.

@erianat:
Gint ocliibe SruueH, nm in etuert 3oIpttdl
III Der SHINE Ju urbellell, J(udJltltngeTl nab
3 llbr NbeHos in Mt. 1t35, Mora StrifersSu.
(2G7. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
0erlangt

@erlangt:
Gin 9ddcr aIs 6ipeite 9ano. gtadBIfrn9ell
bel Spbm 0latBai. Sisblano.gucuic ano Sun''
DarbsStrufe, Sigblanotppu. (266-D
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
CLOTHING WORTH
THOUSANDS STOLEN
Valuable Wearing Apparel Disappears
in Excitement of Small Fire.
Believe Blaze Was In.
cendlary

Nearly $4,000 worth Of valuable cloth
ing and hats disappeared during fire
of unknown origin, according to the
story Of Miss Mollie Leslie, proprietor
of Mollie Leslie's barber shop, 466 Cen
trail avenue, which she told to the
police.
The fire was discovered in the rear
of the shop where Miss Leslie lives
while she was across the street eating
breakfast. The department was called
and extinguished the fire after about
$100 damage had been done.
Miss Leslie then went into the back
room and found that nearly $4,000 worth
of clothing and hats which had been
piled in trunk tray on top of the bed
had disappeared. Three of the hats
were worth 5000.
According to Miss Leslie the goods
must have been stolen and the building
set ON fire to hide the theft.
A thorough investigation was made
by the police; but the officers were un-
able to find any trace of the missing
articles.
The building is owned by the South
ern Pacific Railroad company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
COUNCIL CREATES
OFFICE OF ,SEALER
After Long Debate Fees Are Reduced
So That Small Dealers Will
Not Be Oppressed by
License

After a long debate the city council
yesterday created the position of city
sealer of weights and measures.
The office will be filled immediately
It being stated that Samuel Grant Is
one of those strongly mentioned. The
headquarters will be in the city hall
Before the ordinance was passed
Councilman Lyon submitted an amend
ment providing for the appointment of
an assistant inspector of weights and
measures. This was later defeated.
Amendments were also added reduc-
ing the fee charges so that small deal
ers, especially grocers, would not feel
the burdeL. too hard. Under the new
law rates will be about $3.50 a year for
the small grocer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
FIRST STEAMER OF MANY
BRINGS LOAD OF FERTILIZER

The Capac, the first Of q line of
British steamers carrying nitre from
Chile, to be used in fertilizing in South
ern California, arrived in Port Los An
geles late last night.
Captain Norris, In charge Of the ves-
sci, came to Los Angeles last night
and was met at the Hollenbeck by F..
G. Boden, agent of w. sR. Grace e.
Co. of San Francisco, who is here to
see that the cargo is delivered to the
fertilzing firms to which 1t Is con-
signed. There are 5000 tons OF nitre
on board, in addition to q large guam
tity of ore which will be shipped
through to San Francisco.
The nitre is for local use and It Is
expected that It will revolutionize fer
tllizing in this part of the country.
Where the Chilean product has been
tried 1t has proven most successful
and the companies controlling the nitre
fields are unable to supply the de-
mand
I'VE cannot supply the demand for
nitre in Los Angeles and there are
many firms here thao would be glad
to double their orders, could we deliver
the goods" said Mr.. Boden.
The cargo comes from Antofagasta
via Sabaverg and Callao.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Trust to Nature.

A great many Americans, both men
and women, are thin, pale and puny, with
poor circulation, because they have Ill
treated their stomachs by hasty eating
or toe, much eating, by consuming alco-
holicc beverages, or by too close contine-
consequence the stomach must be treated
In natural way before they can rectify
their earlier mistakes. The muscles In
many such people, In fact in every weary,
thin and thin-blooded person, do their
work with great difficulty. AS result
long. The. demand for nutritive aid is
ahead Of the supply. To insure perfect
health every. tissue, bone, nerve. and
muscle should take from the blood GER
tain materials and return to it certain
Others. 1t Is necessary to prepare the
stomach for the work Of taking up from
the food what Is necessary to make good,
rich, red blood. We must go to Nature
for the remedy. There were certain
roots known to The Indians OF this
country before the advent OF tho whites
which later came to the knowledge OF
the settlers and which are now growing
rapidly in professional favor for the cure
OF obstinate stomach and liver troubles.
These are found to be safe and yet GER
effect upon the stomach, liver and blood.
These are: Golden Seal root, Queens
root, Stone root, Bloodroot, Mandrake
root. Then there is Black Cherry bark.
The medicinal principles residing In these
native roots when extracted with glyc-
crime as q solvent make the most reliable
and efficient stomach tonic and liver In
vigorator, when combined in Just the
right proportions, as In DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Where there
is bankrupt vitality such as nervous
exhaustion, bad nutrition and thin
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nerves, blood and all the tissues feel the
favorable effect of this sovereign remedy,
Although some physicians have been
aware Of the high medicinal value Of the
above mentioned plants, yet few have
used pure glycerine as solvent aud
usually the doctors prescriptions called
for the ingredients In varying amounts,
tI'tth alcohol.
The uGolden Medical Discovery" is a
scientific preparation compounded Of the
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12

the wonders of the magnificent new
hotel with enthusiasm. At Hotel Green
orangeade and refreshments were
served to the excursionists.
The committee which Is planning to
conduct an excursion back to the Mo-
destoTurlock irrigated district re-
ported yesterday that plans were we'll
advanced. l.. L. Gibson of the South
ern Pacific told the party that he
would do all in his power to help the
project along. 1t is probable the ex-
cursion will be held in March. The
original committee was enlarged and
it now includes D. r. Shafer, w. M.
Coward, D. F. Lane, l. A. Hodges and
u. E. Drake.
Today the excursionists will make
the ascent of Mount Lowe. Wednes-
day the trip over the kite-shaped
track will be taken. The remainder of
the week the trips will be varied. Many
of the excursionists will prolong their
stay here, so pleased are they with
Southern California hospitality and
living
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
STANISLAUS LIKES IDEA
OF MUCH PRINTERS INK
UPSTATE COUNTY WILL DO
ADVERTISING
Exoursionlsts, Noting Los Angeles
Methods, viii Carry Homo Facts
to Be Used In Hurrying Colo
nlZatlon

Stanislaus county has seen the value
of advertising since her large dele
cation visited Los Angeles.
AS a result larger appropriation for
publicity will be urged on it's board of
supervisors. A committee was named
here yesterday for that purpose, Su-
perior Judge L. w. Fulkerth being
chairman.
The fame OF Stanislaus will be spread
by means of printers ink. A permanent
exhibit will also be installed in Los
Angeles.
The 1856 visitors now the guests of
Los Angeles spent yesterday visiting
worth hotel at Oak Knoll and finally
the Pasadena board Of trade rooms.
Gen. Wentworth was specially hos
pitable to the visitors and pointed out
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
ANTLERED SAINTS
COME IN BUNCH
THREE TRAIN LOADS OF ELKS
ARRIVE
VIII Spend Week in Southern Cali
fornia In General JoIIifcation, and
Local Lodge Has Arranged
Good Program

Three special trains bearing nearly
six hundred Salt Lake Elks and their
friends arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day afternoon and were given a royal
welcome by committees from the local
order of antlered brethren.
The excursion, which is under the
general supervision of T. c. Peck, as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Salt Lake road, and the direct super
vision of J. H. Burtner, district passen-
ger agent for Salt Lake, and Charles d.
Pike, travelling passenger agent for
Southern California, left Salt Lake
Saturday.
Mr.. Pike, who Is an Elk left Los An
geles Wednesday night and arrived in
good time to give his personal atten-
tion to the party and to carry greet
ings from Los Angeles.
The trains left Salt Lake in three
sections and yesterday morning they
arrived in San Bernardino and River
side. A stop of two hours for each sec
ton was made in San Bernardino and
the citizens took possession Of the
whole crowd. They were given a royal
reception and shown the chief points of
interest in San Bernardino. At River
side the trains stopped for four hours
and the Riverside Elks, reinforced by
other leading citizens, left nothing un-
done to make those four hours full of
interest to the visitors
Hunt for Rooms
The arrival of the train in sections
made it possible for the large number
to be handled WITHOUT any difficulty,
and this was also felt as an advantage
when the party swooped down upon
the Los Angeles hotels, seeking rooms
Reservations had been made in advance
in many instances, otherwise 1t would
boua haan irnpoScihle fn accommodate re
the guests for the hotels are already
doing a large business, and cots in pri-
vate offices are the rule rather than the
exception.
The first train arrived at 12 o'clock,
the second at $3.50 and the third at $3.50
o'clock.
There was genral rejoicing when the
party finally arrived in Los Angeles
and Non every hand were compliments to
climate and hospitality of the people.
There is a full program for the week
and antlered Angeles and antlered
Saints will make good use of every
minute of the time, the former as hosts
and the latter as guests.
A trip around the balloon route will
be the feature of today's program and
tomorrow there will be general
stampede for Catalina. The grand
windup of the day will come at Elks'
hall In the evening when the brethren
will gather around the festive board
and exchange compliments. The re-
ception and banquet promises to be a
large one and a long one, and to length
en- even into the wee small hours.
A large part of the herd will shake
the dust of Los Angeles off Thursday
and Friday and go to San Diego to see
what kind of hospitality the brothers
of the south have prepared for them.
On Saturday there will be a roundup
in Los Angeles and the Elks will be
given an unforgetable picture of all the
wonders of Los Angeles which they
have not seen heretofore. A, trip to
Mount Lowe is planned for Saturday
and several other features for those
who are content with the valley.