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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29
Yictim of brink Needs Orrine

Drink cunningly destroys the will power. ana while the drunkard wants to do what you tell hin he wants . thousand more times the drink that he craves Medical treatment is nec- essary., brine will destroy the desire for Iiduor' 80 that the drink win not be missed and restores the patient to health.
 The remedy Is thoroughly scientific and ia ao uniformly successful that it is sold with al registered guarantee to refund your money if 1t fails to effect a cure. Treatise on How to Cure Drunkenness" free on request. The in this city by F. O. Fowler. Cawthon- Coleman. Selma (stl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29
s1rs. LesIle lCsrtsr in ..xa.a.,s

Mrs. Leslie Carter. the leading emo- zaza.at The Grand on Monday night.
 ssThe ar1azin9 succes of this actress hardly has a parallel sin the whole range of the drama. She is perhaps the only actrsss.s 1t iB asaid. who started as . star and who has never known c failure. Others have made this expert. snent, but the annals of the stago dc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29

Of the twelve memorial windows given the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at Mobile ten ten have been completed. but it will be another year before all are ready
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29
KAISER FEARS l TO BE EXPOSED Memoirs of Old Teacher ! Are Guarded. | VALET UNDER SUSPICION Did the Kaiser Have Secret Love
 Affaifs Rs.ssan Girl Rssh.s to Gailews With l Smile sn lips And Throws
 HerseIf Frsm riatform- | Bersfn Gossip.
nY wALrEn DUNKIRK.

Berlin. March 2s--Did the Kaiser. while young have a love affair, or which the world knows nothing. ana which he wants to keep secret for- ever7
 The feverish activity of the authori- ties of Delmar and Metz to find some papers said to De missing from among the memoirs left by the late Frivs Councillor Hinxpeter, the kaiser's for- ner teacher, has given rise to this be- lief Tn the popular mind.
 When Councillor Hinzpeter died some time ago he eft great mary papers, and among these very voluminous per sonal memoirs and these were im- raotiately seized and sealed by the Judge of Deinar.
 Spies in the, household of the Coun- ciilor must have kept the Kaiser in formed of everything that he wrote. for when his papers had been seized by, the Authorities they discovered that acme papers known to exist. were missing
 The Judge of Delmar near Metz then had the house of every person. wno had even been in the service of Hing peter searched. but nothing was dis covered beyond the fact that the Coun- ciiior's valet. Joseph Antoine had oncc received an autograph letter and sign cd photo 1o of the Kaiser when Grown Prince Wilhelm. from his master and had given both to the son of hotel Keeper who was a coliector of auto- graphs. Although the letter was very comEnonplace one, containing nothing eompromising. the man had to give up both letter and photograph. Tn st1e9rneantime the search for the nniasinjy papers 1s going on and Joseph Antoine sis salmost daily subjected to third degree measures although he claims to have said all he knows.
 According to tho order of the Kaiser the memoirs of Councillor Hinzpeter will not sbe published.. st least not for vearn to come. t1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29
:. r.,.na.I.nsI-f Of soldier.

Although his attempt to desert tne Kaiser,s army had already cost the recruit Burnester of Krotoschin both his .leRs . court martial held in the military hospital at the bedside of the nearly dying soldier has just sentenced him to ten dayss Imprisonment on bread and water diet The prosecutor asked for forty-three days imprfson- meflt.
 Burnester, who is said to have been tormentcd by the on-commissioned officers of his company ran away and wandered about in the country For seyera1 days without eating or drink ing, while the thermometer was several degrees below zero.
 After a weeks terrible suffering in the woods he hid himself in barn and lived by. showing wet straw.
 Three weeks. later he was found with both legs frozen and was taken to the military hospital where his legs were aniputated above the knee. While the court was held he was barely conscious and scarcely able to answer questions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29
Girl ssDaes Game"

Sophia PerevslSy, a girl of 2S, has s'slied game" after an adventurous career as 6 revolutionary. She was sentenced to death by court martial. and executed at Wilma, Russia
 When she was fetched from her cell in the early morning. she walked gaify to the galiowB and ran lightly up the steps leading to the nocse.
 She refused to have the usual sack thrown over her head and shoulders, tearing it from the exeeutioner's hand and tossed 1t away. Pushing away her guard she cried: Tong live the revo- tuition! This is how a Russian woman dies" Then fitting the moose around her neck. she swung herself orr the
 This was the end of Sophia Perev- sLy'a eight years as a revolutionary. sha was first captured at Bielostok in 1905 in charge of Q secret printing press, on which occasion she nearly blew up herself and her captors by putting her lighted cigarette to some explosives.
 light, making her way to England. After a second visit to England she was re-captured in November, 1901. Describing tho occurrence, Sophia perevsky said: Two policemen and q detective stopped me in the street. fired on them, WoundlnB ones put I could not kill myself. as a bullet had atruck me in the side and another in the foot. At the police station was cruelty ilI-treated. the soldiers strik- ing on the bullet wounds"
 Cxar Pardons Brutes.
 The Car has granted yet another pardon to participAtors in massacres of Jews Fifteen men convicted last au- tumn by court-martial and sentenced to imprisonment for killing. wounding or robbing Jews have been released by decree signed personally by the Car. The petition begging the release was presented by the Union of the Russian people.
 This is the seventh time during the past year that Nicholas II has Inter fered to save persons guilty of anti Jewish outrages from the punishment inflicted by his own courts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29

Friday Nfght--sTinnie Dupres h ssrhs Road te xesterday.p
 The appearance of Mrs. Leslie Carter in azaza" Monday night is easily the dramatic feature of the week, despite the fact that on Friday night there Is delightful comedy to be- found in aTbe Road to Yesterday"
 For Mrs. Carter Is regarded ss one of the best emotional actresses of the world. and no matter whether she should play in .DuBarry." @hica was her play in Montgomery last season. and in which 1t was announced first that she would act this year. or in .szaza." which is now published as the bill, her advent is remarkable.
 In describing Mrs Leslie Carterp texnperamont writer lately said 1t was as various as an April day.; that she can pass from gay to severe. from ex- ultation to. austeritv--ae quickly aa thought passes from the dance of a iea8. from the tint of a rainbow" The temperaments of this actress, allied es il is to her exquisite technique and mag retio personality. form combination that has few equals on the modern stage. :
 s'The Road to Yesterday. has every. where proven to be a most delightful path into the land of the past and Minnie pupree is most charming companion on the quaint journey. Tho production of the piece in The Grand Friday night will be the first of tht piece ever made in Montgomery, and Il is anticipated with much pleasure. Mfss Dupree herself has greatly enhanced hsr reputation by. her work fin the piect and with her is . strong cast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29

poetic romance with gentle eaftros which. whether the scenes pass in walk ing moments or in dreams never miss the mark. And they have also accom- plished the rare feat of leading their audiences through the intricacies. of the tangled plot without the slightest coz fusion Of characters. Such fanci- fi.I drama as they have written ia wholly at the mercy of it's actors. Un- less 1t were played in the exact spirit of its lines 1t must surely have failed. In this respect the piece is unccm- noniy fortunate. for the shuberts' have secured for 1t an almost ideal cast Head ana shoulders above the other competent actors the diminutive figure of Miss Minnie Dupree loomed to ar tfstic heights. As the American girl exhausted. after busy days sight seeing in London. who wished her self back 800 years on4 mid -surner evs and fell to sleep to have her wish come true, she gave the dainttest. prettiesi perforniance of her career. The beauty Of the dream scenes is that the little heroine retains a subconscicus. idea oi her modern life and looks upon ths quaint characters about her with ths eyes of the present day romantic nov, elfsts and dramatists. IL is here tna' thet gentle. kindly nature of the pla, enters and furnishes q humorous In. terest, quite apart from the other hu morous purposes of the work.
 The Shuberts have provided cas- of extraordinary merit for its interpre tation. the visionary heroine being as sumed by Minnie Dupress. who. by .hsl artistic work. has scored the btgges hit ok her career. while Eleanor Mo
 retti will bs seen as the gypsy; Mar .hali westh has tfs role of bray soldier who seems to suffer from th' shadow of the past and Julia Blanc ap pears as the witch. Josephine Florenc' Eheppard as an aie-wife of oldsn lime Robert Dempster as Reformado Jack and Esther Lyon as Elenor .Tylney These. are the principals of the excel
 lent cast.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-08
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Z d3irths-Ward waetley, 1886 North Seven
teenth girl; John swanson, 24lS Jones,
girl; Peter Brunnor, l4lb Westfield ave-
nue., grit F. X. Kinkenow, lV1 stanford
Circle girl.
Deaths-Mrs Ellen l.. Moore, Fortieth
and Poppleton, "A; Mrs. Ida Swanson, 3S24
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-08
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-08
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CARD OF THANKS.

HUHN-We desire 10 express our sincere
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-08
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kREJCI-We wish to thank our many
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floral offerings sent us during the death
Of our beloved son, Eddie. Mr. and Mrs
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-08

SIEH-I wish to express my heartfelt
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neighbors for their sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes sent during the illness and
death of my beloved wife, Eliza Seh.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Temple Third and Cedar. Morn
Ing and evening
FIRST worships with Tabernacle
corner 18th ag. n and y Harrison
Sermon BY Rev ~ l.. Whitman. ID
-. The Ministry Of Absence
John xVisT
Tabernaeie ana Harrison
Rev . ~ Dean. pastor Morning
topic. Justification hy Faith" Acts
xiiLs8a evening. -Cieaving 60 That
which Il Good, Romans xiiss.
West Seattle MAdrona hall. AT.
thur - Carpenter. pastor Morn
ina topic. Tho Keystone Doctrine
~ the Bible"
Ballard swedish seth and West
G1nt. O. Ellison. minister Evening
topic. THE Condition After Death.
immanuei--2tth = and Main.
John " Ronegafne. pastor.
University 4. s5th and Brooklyn
Morning topic, THE Christian
sure Inheritance. by Rev w O.
Jones. evening. Rev T. l. Whitman
- r.. the First church choir will
sing both morning and evening.
Dunlap Rainier blvd. Peter a.
Klein, pastor.
rirst German Ninth s. and Wei
Ter. Albert Gfaner. pastor. Rev. @
krueter. Just arrived from Australia
wlii preach both morning and
evening
South seatiie-B Rainier st.. Arthur
- Carpenter In the evening on
"KIndiinF Revival Fires
Columbia 49, Columbia station
Rev r. 4 Doyle % Frankfort. Ind
will preach at ~ a. ~ and 30 ,
ua. at n "a. new house ~ wnrshi
viii he opened. sermon ~ Rev IL l.
whitman. 10 u addresses BY Rat
Geo. Hobt Cairns John Marvin
Dean and Rev. L. Walton Terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
seattle rhsssrs.

Esxlnnsng wilh a matinee toner
~ ltsfroon The Montana Lin.
~ viii be AZ che Seattle for a
vs. he niAg tells a beautiful
sAxs u the love OF a man for 4
seak ronan ard for An errinE twin
hnsksr. The bFoehers are identical
i ssf<4ranee. but one IL a man 81
t1ssT. fks cher a stage robber
Ms brings about complications
skieh form The basis OF this ab.
Nfstnx tran4 A realistic train
wsssry " ore 81 the brothers r..
szliz IN TIE sFrest Of the innocent
ixs fcf the crime The mutual
hrs 81 the brothers In the instru
zens " ehirh the gailt ls lodged
mere Il belongs. and the wayering
1se 81 trusting woman regnined
he scenic effects. cpapled With
TIE heart interest Of me STORY. are
SAID 10 make The Montana L4fnl
ted one Of the finest meEodfamas
nov before the pnhlie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

For artistic merit and elevcrnsss
the feature 81 the new Pantaxes
show Opening Monday afternoon. IL
said 70 be hard 20 beat This Il
Nile FrsEol.a. 8 lightning change
artist. who changes her gowns and
costumes In less time than Il takes
the average woman 20 change her
mind. ard that il certainly saying
good deal The American Beau.
ties will offer their act direct from
Hammerateina New York. reported
10 be a comedy riot Another sx.
cellent Offering wilt be- a singing
and dancing turn By Lillian Wright
and the Gordon Boys. Grim a
satchei. Black Face Comedians.
The Swell and His Valet. Tn
Renxo 4 la Duo. comedy gymnaata.
La a revolving pole act. which In.
ciudes excellent ncrobatic work A.
we'll az good comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
CABINET MEMBERS TO
BOOST FOR MR..
TAFT.

WASHINGTON. Oct et-Aat n
meeting q was decided that the en-.
tire cabinet viii take the stump
next week aud Join actively IN the
campaign for Taft in the last days
Of the fight
Secretary Of state Root will
speak In Cincinnati and Toledo and
then will so % New York where he
will deliver an address Saturday
night Postmaster General Meyer
will make speeches In Ohio. Mary
land and New Jersey Secretary
Of the Navy MetcAlf will speak In
West Virginia. Secretary Of War
Wright will be the main speaker Al
a biz meeting IN baltimore next
week Secretary Of the Treasury
Corteiyoa will speak In New York
next Thursday night. Attorney
General bonaparte. Secretary % the
Interior Garfield. Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson. and Secretary
Of Commerce and Labor Strauss
viii continue their present tours
until one week from tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

piymmth.~T Third and University
Rev Francis J Van Horn, -. -.
pastor Morning topic. "a Furious
lking Humbicd" evening. "kina
I Henry VIII, a study uf Cruel Am
billion and Noble Suffering"
Pilgrim broadway and Hepub-
licHu Rev Edward Lincoln Smith
d. -. pastor Morning topic. PHI
lars IN the Temple. evening, ~Fhs
Religion Of Buddha"
Queen Anne Queen Anne nv. and
Caller. Rev sydney strong, -. D.
pastor Morning topic. THE Era oi
Expansion IN the Nations Life.
preceded by q five minute talk
to boys und girls on "A Man Fac
tory, evening "a Visit 20 fenueil
Halt. or. No Slaves"
University Brooklyn av. ~. Rev.
a. g. Mason. pastor. Morning
topic. Deep Caileth Unto Deep and
shallow Unto shallow evening,
The Humdrum News"
Edgowatsr whitman nv, near
kilbourne. Rev VIM G. Kantner,
q. u. pastor. Morning topic Lin
lilng God evening. THE Measure
~ "a Nan"
Green I.ake-.nev. Chan w. Clarke.
pastor Morning topic. - Life Lived
Win God evening, Illustrated SER
mon Jesus the mighty Worker"
Prospect J.. Prospect e. and goth
aN ~ Morning topic. "a Prison
Sermon" evening. The Thirty Sec
ond Psalm"
lakewood church Keystone place
and b7th IT.. Rev w Wilmington.
pastor. Morning topic, - Great
Conversion" evening The Great
Get Social Institution"
West seattie-Grand nv. and He-
dar Morning topic. And - - 49,
evening. Making a Home. talk
about marriage. Rev NJ Tremaync
uunHfnu, pastor. Rev r. 4, Falcon
er Of New York viii speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
METH0DISTS HOLD
WEEK OF RALLIES

Next week will be rally week NJ
the First NJ y church. Beginning
Monday with young peoples sorv
Ice at $40 y. m. there will be a
standard bearers dinner nj y. with
a social evening Tuesday. fra
ternal greeting rally Wednesday
aud an old fashioned love feast
Thursday evening There win also
be meeting OF the Mems club
Wednesday evening az $50. az
which Judge Milo A. Root Will
speak,
Tho weeks program win con.
clude with the Sunday services.
when a rally for the entire church
will take place at $3.50 a. M Rev.
W. u. W. Rees will preach at II
a. M. on The Value OF the Church
60 tho Community" aud IN the
evening on Objections 90 Re.
ylvala Answered"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Tomorrow afternoon and night
farewell performances sill be given
At the Star theatre b. sam and Ida
Kelly. Paifrcy 4 Hoefler. Kenyon
4 Healey. Nine keasiey'm Mario.
nettes. Fanny Erankel. and the Five
English Rockers. al popular acts
which have entertained since last
Monday Starting Monday after.
nocu there viii be the Five Musical
MclArcns. versatile vaudevilllana.
the Ia Sellc Trio Of sensational aero.
bats. Joseph r. Keller a Co IN the
satire. "A Rural Substitute The
Puiots. novelty iugglers. Sam Hood.
the Man From Kentucky: Eddie
Rocseh and the motion pictures. The
show VIII run all next week. with
mAtiBees every day Tomorrow .
performance Will be continuous
from ? In the afternoon until II At
night.