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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-18
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
Thursday. June II.


The American Piano company, with
an authorized capital of S12,000,O00,
was incorporated at Trenton. N. J.
The converted yacht Vixen, now at
the League Island navy yard. has been
turned over to the naval militia or
ganization OF New Jersey.
Stephen Oberhase, a prisoner in the
Dauphin county Jail at Harrisburg
Pa, hanged himself to a water pipe in
his cell and was dead when found.
Addison Henry, colored, section
hand on the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road. was assaulted and Instantly kill
ed during a quarrel by Giuseppe Wis;
cioto, an Italian employed in the same
gang along the railroad near Whining
ton, Del.
Friday, June II.
]. e. Cole and his son Albert were
Instantly killed, and the formers two
daughters badly stunned, by lightning
at Spartanburg, S. G.
The. executive committee of the Ma
tional Congress of Mothers at meet
ing here decided to hold the next ma
tionaI congress at New Orleans in Feb
ruary, 1909
Rev. DIR. John D. Pickles, pastor OF
ST. Paul's church, Boston, and one OF
the best-known Methodist clergymen
in Massachusetts. died Thursday, aged
sixty years
Charles Reibe, who has been on trial
at Norristown, Pa, charged with Grim
inal operation and infdelity, pleaded
guilty to the latter charge and was sen.
fenced to one year in Jail and pay a
fine of $500.
Saturday, June 10.
Rudolph Ploetz, aged seyenty-nine
years, a wealthy widower of the village
of Prairie du Sac, Wis, eloped with
Miss Ursula Hinges, aged eighty, his
sweetheart of childhood days.
Jerry Lynch, one of Buffalo's IN. "
best known detectives, was shot in the
stomach while chasing and endeavor
ing to capture Otto Susdorf, who was
attempting to escape arrest in connec.
ton with the sale of $1,000 worth OF
stolen diamonds
Grieved over the unfaithfulness OF
her sweetheart, Gertrude Kennedy, the
daughter of contractor, committed
suicide in the street at Erie, Pa. by
drinking the contents of a three-ounce
bottle of carbolic acid.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-18
Monday, June is.

Major Boynton founder of the Mac
cabees, is sick in bed at Toledo. o.
AS a result of a severe beating by
a burglar, Mrs. Joseph Bartdogze, aged
seventy-eight years, is dead in Chicago
Miss Matte Brubaker, of Bricker
vile, Lancaster county, Pa, who was
gored by a bull, is in critical condi
ton, lockjaw having developed.
While respondent over the death o.
his wife, Frank Good cut the throats
of his three children and his OWL
throat with pocketknife on farm
near Peabody, Kan.
AS a consequence of having beer
struck by golf ball, Dr. Harry D
Hayward, of Crown Point, Ind, has I'm
dergone an operation for the remoyal
of his left eye in a Chicago hospital.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-18
Tuesday, June is.

Albert F. King, sixty years old, was
found dead in bed at Norristown, Pa.
Henry Lentz, eighty-one years old
dropped dead from heat in the street
at Pittsburg.
Harry A. Axtell, city treasurer Of
Bloomington, Ind, is short in his ac
counts about 100000 and is under ar
rest.
Six men were seriously, but not ia
tally, injured when an automobile went
over an embankment in Hays borough
near Pittsburg.
parcels post agreement between
the United States and France was
signed by Postmaster General Meyer
and Ambassador Jusserand OF France.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-18

FUSED TO YAwN AS SHE THOUGHT OF THE
THINGS SHE HAD TO DO.
overcome it is by attacking it immedi-
ately and never resting until you have
laid it aside finished.
Then you can turn to better things.
There is no condition that cannot be
overcome by brisk, unpostponed and
perseyering effort. Take my word for
il,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-18

Slain and Robbed on street--capitoi
Jury Acquits Defendants "Biind
Tom" Is Dead-Rettins On Races
In New York Knocked Out.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11

95idts lit i6Iinmer alS efpa5
mittelndBig TIM. @as merit iit oaB
man es tut, 1T oltd) inert oaB mon
es gut tut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11

ten, oettrl mie es in ienelt 8eri6ten
aus Sen iiibli6en 6o6rifoiitriften
beiBt, nltter eemiiien l~tmltdn0en lit
lte fin Sic &in6er niitli9 un6 gut.
@sldBt ii6 oltd bielfa6 ni6t obte
tie %ousfommert. Aber tie ion Ior9fdl=
tig beoufiidtigt unb reguliert iper=
oert bolnit aus Sen &ittoern feline
an 2eib ltnb Seele peroorbenen Sc
I6opfe merben rn6 bonit tie nidt
BON fdurfii6en Gltern olts9ebeutet
uno bon brutolen 8orgeietten mis-
banoelt meroen. Die Hegulierung
ml1B ieood cine gei6ifte lein. Sin
@eieb, oos eroBe ltarfe Sltitgen gu
Soltlen5ern madt, l1ltr neil tie no6
feline ie6s5ebn Sabre alt ltno, ober
es einem fraftieen Mao6en bon fiitf=
aebn Sobrert ermoelidt, ibrer Mut=
ter oie Siilfe BEL Sen @altsboltltngs-
orbeiten 5u perlpeieerlt, tit eiltunlinni=
ges @eies. &inoerorbeit lit inter
ltmitanoert notpenoig ulto iie idooet
oud unter l~1mitdnoert nidts. @os
Iolte 3. 8. tpobl u1ier syornter onfalt=
gen, tpen1t er feline &irtoer nibt sur
Irbeit b~eroubolten oiirfte2 I1no
mir baben oltd nod ME eebort, baB
eilt ailto ourd iolde @rbeit auf Der
Sarm an &orper ober @eiit perbor=
ben pare.
gGes nit MoB, mir folteelt an,
audi in 8e5ltg ouf oie &inoergeiebge=
bltng bpiteriih 81 meroen. Nenlid
lnadten mir Id)ol1 eiirn1ol ol.f oen
nrfug otifmerfiollt, Ser teilmeiie in
ben iogenon1ten Stgenoeeri6ten ge-
trieben miro. 9ieies Ginoerorbeit=
@eieb oes Diitrift Columbia i6eint
ieuen Slteenbgeridten miir6ig sur
Seite gu itebeu. Man bolte ii1 BEL
Ser &inoeraeiebgebutg bon offer Selt=
timentolitdt fret. gi1en offenen Slid
fir Die tatla6li6en Gerbaltniiie uno
Elm marines &er5 fir bos feline Men=
i6enpolf, bie gebralt6en mir bel Ser
&inoergeiebgebung, ober I'M Stint
mels mi1en feine Sentimentolitqt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11

1tno fG1t oonn ouf 31,600 (t9O7
&oIenoeriobr) ettpus. Sn oen 81
Sobren ser GtotiItif mo1lberten g.
707,676 9el1tbe outs, al1o beinobe
pa Millionen. 9ie meiitelt fittb Der
often Seimot berlorel1 9eganget =
lpie man 6riiben io9t - muroeh I'M
Iuslonoe @erber unO Gorfdr1pfer
fir 9euti6lono, nie IN t Iogcn.
N1tr 10000 Ser. (uberieeii6) Ausge=
%pal1oerten blieben lit guropa; fii1f
Seditel Der @eiommtiumme gi1ger1
1ta6 @merifo. 9erG eft berteilte itd
o1tf %@uitrolien, @iien n1l0 &frtfo.
Sim Recommendations bon
Sen 9eutiden 5eigten it6 in 1907 bic
goiern (es ~manoerten ibrer 3404
ous). Damn fol9en 9oien (3332),
granoenbl1rg nit Berlin (2725)
Sonnoper (2424), aoniereid Sad}=
len 1926 &6eiltlano 1892, @eit-
folen 1920 Ii. /. ID. Son oen %
oeuti6en 8uttoesitaaten maren Die
Sdalmburg=9ipper omt booenItatt=
ofgiten Gte goben ltllr cine Ber1on
ob), mdbrenb bas tltr penig groBere
&elB j. 8. 116 entiatlote. Son Ser,
3t>70 9eutiden, Die 1907 ouslpalt=
oertert, refrutierten Die meiiten aus
Der 2anoz nno 5oritpirtidat, faIt
1000, Sic Snouitrie gob 5000,
Ser Sanoel 5000 ob, 9ienitboten
maren 200, Freie gerufsar6eiter
500.
$4,000 9erionen gilteen 1907 al
lein na6 Noroamerifa (ger. Staaten
uno aanooa), $50 nad1 Siioomerifo,
81 nod Afrifo, Ser Heit nod 4uitro=
lien; mad @iien lpaioerte fein 9eut=
l6er aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11
sidere 6nlfe

S. s. @ooontn bon Neibspiqe,
%. s., iagt: u8ndlen's arnica Gal
be lit ii6ere Sulfe fir eiternoe @e=
i6miire; Elm ioldes on mei1tem Seine
beilte oieie mnnoertatige 5albe
idnen, obne cine Marbe 8urid5ulai-
ien." @arm1tiert fir 9dmorrboioen,
@ltroen, 8ranonunben etc. 25 Cts.
BET @o. 9reiB nrb 81. gobn & Co.,
Mpotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11
Sriini Ober Gbriipi?

Sn HberraI6enoen @eile bat cine,
ME mon eloubte, Ianeit Ser @eI6i6te
o%neeborenoe @~ngelegel1beit neue OFF
tualitdt geiuonnen. SIN Secolo bat
Dor fur5em Ser beiobrte @raf Carlo
81 &uoio, elmer Ser @enoilen uilb Mii-
lhuloigen Sriinis BEL ieineln Mttell-
tat altf Noppleon LII. I'M Sabre 1858,
in eirtem 8riefe EN- gatl5 nelies 2ldt
ii6er oie @eiGidte ienes 8erbred)ens
perbreitet. @rdf Gltoio muroe io-
elei1 nod Dem 9lttentot ebenlo mie
Sritni berboftet. @drenb bieler obcr
gum Gooe perurteilt nno aud binee-
ri6tet muroe, muroe Guoio allf Sn=
terpention Der &0nigin @ictoria bon
england bin begnaoigt. Sest rad
f~iinf8ig Sabren bat er oos Sdipeigen
uber jene Mffare gebro9en.
ISM Sabre 1857 10 er5dblt G1=
BIO. otraf i6 in 2onoon auf gbaring
GroB 5tation nit Mo55iui chem
Der Witperi6iporenen, 5llion1nlelt.
.9ieier frogte mid, Oh i6 iml1er llo6
Der Mfliiht iei1 oaB Napolepl, Der
@eltbeoriider, ponl @roboben ber-
idtpinoen miilie, nrto ib eripiOerte,
oaB id es nod Jet. Sieranf teiite
mir Wa55ilt nit, oaB Ser Waontcllt
Der Cat gefoml1en Jet. Sn 8aris
bate id) ei1 Genoe5bous init Srlini
on eiller StraBelede. Sriiiti tpnroe
nod bon einem Manne begIeitet, ser
iein @eii6t it eillen Mantelfraeen
SIT perlteden iu6te. Srokoem es
abeno mar, erfarnte ifibn bod
es mar Srorlcesco grilpi. grltoullt
rief i9 ieinen Namen. Srlini mar
iebr dreerli6 %oariiber, bob id oell
5ufiinftigen 8remierminiiter erfannt,
ia ais Mitberi6norenen erfonl1t bat-
tie, benin CT erfunoigte fi6 ltad Dem
Stanoe Der 9i1ge.
Die erlte 8ombe, Ste "gelporiert
muroe fam bon @onte5' @ono, BEL
oieier @%elegenbeit true Sriini ielbit
Understandings 0abon, Die 5lpeite,
melde Die Gaiierin @ugenie perlebte,
mari i6 ielbft. @er Die brittle eepor-
fen bat neiB i'd ridt, 0riili tat es
aber alf feinen SAT-. Ct lit ulidul-
Dig in ben SOB gegollgen. Der Brief
BEN Gaboltr nod ieinem Gooe perof-
fentli6te, Sriillis iogenamntes Selbit-
befenntnis, mar Elm Saliififot."
9ieie 9oritelung oes gonte 81 &1-
Bio bat begreiflider @eiie einige
3ueifel berborgerufen. 9os Geue
@iener 9ageblatt erbdltnul1 bon iei-
mem romiiden &orreiponoentell Elm
Selegromm, mel6es mel6et:
Ser Gorriere Del Stolia peroffelit-
lidtpon @nricio Gomitti, einem
5reunoe Sriinis, cine @rfl1rung,
meldeneriidert, es niiroen benildt6lt
9ofumente pllbli5irt neroeit, oob BEL
Dem attertat eeeen Napoleon Iii.
Die 8ombentperfer noren: @rlte
gonlbe: @ome3; 5neite Sonbe:
@onte 81 &uoio; brittle 8ombe: 5rolt-
cisco Griipi.
9ieie gntbiiGultg gomittis ruff
III gom 9roBen ginoriid berbor.
Gomitti lit gegentportig Elm boiler
8eaftter oes Stootsrates. Griipi Bat
inlmer Die &eroffentlidllng bon 90
fnmerten berbinoert, Die iid in Der
8ertparung bon Geiar SriillL efnen
9ruoer oes @fttentdters 8eliee Srlini,
befonoerl. Geiore Sriini mllBte per-
ipreden, ooB er 0ieie SdWiftitiide
crit naf) Dem Sooe Griipis peroffent-
lifen miiroe, lit ober bereits Griipi
i'll Sooe borotge9angen.
Na6 oieier 9epei6e i6einen aIio
@omitti uno Gonte 81 Gltoio iene 90
fuinerte 8lt beiiben, oeren @eroffeitt
lifltt9 Grifpi berbin0ert bot nll0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11
Die bentidc amslpamoeruns.

Mit Ser beutiden Ginna1oerung
i6eint es nad)geraoe ugan5 aIe" iper-
oen 81 noaen. 9a6 unierer omtli=
6en Stotiitif ipanberten in ben leb-
ten Gedmlngsjabren 5ipar irltrerbin
nod ettpa $4,000 9eutl6e oos Ssabr
Elm, oob neroen III bieie Sablet
mobl aiemli6 bieIe. 8eutide aus all=
bern als rei6soeufiden 2dnoern ein-
gerehnet leit, oen11 Die beuti6e 4us<
manoer1nasitatiitif meiit fir oie ee-
iammte beutide iiberieeii6e ans-
tUonoerung geringere 3ablel1 mtf.
God tpenn man ou6 Die bieliect
3ablen eelten labt, 10 lit ood oie
oeutide gintpanoerung oltgciiGts
Ser oeutiden @olfs5abl peridluilroello
eering: SIN Gednungsiobre 1907
(abeeidloiien nit Dem 80. SUM
1907, 37,907 @iltpanberer bon Ell
nem @olfe bon mebr als GO, 900
&opfen bas cine ia6rlide natiirIi1e
3nnabme BON mebr als 100000 So
pfet 5t per5ei6nen bot Cine fdrg-
lide abgabe in Der Sat nn0 ielbit
Die iheint oie 8oriebung o6er mas
es lit, bas Die S6ritte Der MenIdea
leitet, lns nidt mebr gu gonlleil.
Geidsoeutide 3eituneen vfouiiaiiee
TEN NIT Sreuoen4, BOB Die oenti6e
@nsfDanberl1ltg beoeutelto abnimmt.
SIN erlien SaIblabre 1907 ipultoerten
insgeiammt nur 7549 9euilde aus
itber oeuti1e uao 1900 iiber frertoe
9afen aus, m1brenb es in Ielben
Seitraume bes 8orjabres ser oeltt-
fden @itsmanberer iiber oeiltI6e SG=
fen nod 1927, iber frenloe @aiel
nod 2700 marelt.
Cine @bnabme I'M SO Gru5elt in
eillenl Sabre n11b Sic reid)soeui,
iden 3eitungel1 ioeen oa5n, baB @off.
1ung porbanoen iei, oaB Die oeutlde
Musmonberutg nod mebr abnebmen
mirol 9emna6 pdre olio fir oas
Sabr 1908 fir i1ns beltenfalls cine
3utpanoernng BON $4,000 Seutidje1
81 eriparten, uno oas lit 10 out tpie
nidts ~gegeniiber Dem gefpaltigen 3u-
from friiberer Sabre ltno Sen Mog.
iiffeiten 9eutidlanos IN oieier Sim
iidt: Die beutide @ebolferul1g lit
ntittlerneile ouf mebr als 100000
angetpa6ien un6 bermebrt ii6, ipie
geiagt Inn ettpo 100000 G0pfe bas
Sobr. Sur % 8ro8ent 6ieier SUI
nabme fir uns nnb mir niiroen I'M
Sabre 225,000 oeuti6e ginnolioerer
begrIBen fofl1en ooer ettpa ebenlo
biele nie 9eutidlano nns idon ein-
mai IN einem Sabre berii6erldidte
i6m niht gum Shaoen ullo ulls gil
groBem 3usen.
9as mar I'M Sabre 1881. 9lber
audi in frii6eren Sabren mar Die oeut<
ide Guaranteeing mad bier, begin.
Die 6euti6e iiberieeiide Mltsmottoe.
rung = bon ibr reben Die nadiolger-
Den uoeutiden" 3dblen = iebr groB
uno ~itarfen S6nanfungen nntermor-
fen. 0ad Dem beutidfron5oiiiden
ariege $3.50 itieg Die beuti6e Nus
fuonoeruna bon 10000 ouf $4,000
&opfe in 1878. Gam fiel lie bis
1877 auf runo $4,000, Inn ra6 ben
u@riinoeriobren", SIT 8egiiun Ser
adt5iger Sahre, BON $4,000 in
1879, oif $4,000 in 1880 ullo
|221,000 in 1881, oie bo6ite = bis
iebt - errei6te 3abl gu iteigen. Bon
oa o6 mo6t iid) mieoer eir oQmGbli-
DIES 5a1en NIT einigen Spriingen
bemerfbor: 1888: 10000, 1898:
$1,000, 1898: 22,220 (oie bisber,
f%leinite 3abD. Son 1898 iteiot Sic
3obl langiam bis $4,000 (t903)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11
Sitet e,tdj pur sa1bem aeaett satarrb,

Die auediiIber ent6nIten, ba auediilber
ii9er ben Sinu bes 8erlids Serit6ren nt1b
bas gan5e Sbftem bouig 5erriitten fptrb,
tper11 es b1rd Die i9Ieimieen 9berflds
diem einbrin9t. SoI1e Irtifel ionen ME
altBer a1f 8erorbnltne gut bernfener
NerSte gebran6t tperben, bo Der 59nben,
BEN iie anri6ten, Sebn MeaI 10 groB lit,
als bas Cute, bas SIR babon e~r5ielen
fDn1tet. 9an's &atarrbsalr, fabri8iert
5 bSTt T. {ei s. s S9,s592r e eo 1,,S Sq miTS ; ~, SIX
eenonnmet1 li1b tpirft brett anf bic i6leis
migen 9berfIdben bes 5bitems. 8em1
SIR Snn's &atarr1z&ur fa1ft, ieib iitber,
oaB SIR Die e9te befomnt. sic tpirb ine
nerli6 genommet1 nnD in SoIebp, Ohio,
bon S. s. Gbeneg G 60. gema6t.
Ierfatft bon alien Gpotbefern. Breis
Is gerts Die Slaihe.
Sails SarnilienSginen iinb Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11

Die Ben tdtieen arteil oes ipatercu
BremierminilterS an Dem Mor0at-
ldla9e gegen geopoleon betpeiien fol-
len.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
NOT LIKELY ROCKEFELLER
WILL SEEK IMMUNITY

New York. Nov 2S.--Whlle there has
corning the probability of John ID.
Ing immunity from any possible future
their testimony given in the govern
such, counsel tor the company lay sbso-
iutely no stress on such a move They
said yesterday that 10 Importance what
ever was attached 10 the immunity
question inasinuch as in their opinion
the possibility of criminal action
against Mr. Rockefeller and Mr. Arch
bold was too remote 10 be taken scri-
ously. The Standard. It is said Will
occupy almost every day IN December In
the presentation of testimony. This
would seem to indicate that after Mr.
Archhoid concludes his testimony and
William Rockefeller ana JHCTes MofTet
have been called. exports will be put on
the stand by the defendant company in
an attempt to offset the governments
contention that pipe lines are in effect
common carriers Witnesses from Cali
forrin will also be summoned to tell
of the companY's operations in that
state, The hearing goes on again Mon
day after Wednesdays ad iournment
Frank h, Kellogg, special prosecutor
for the government, is still rakinE the
country for the court records which dis
appeared so strangely at Cleveland o
Copies of records used by Ida Tarbeli
in the preparation of her article on
Standard OIL are in Mr.. Kelloeg's pos
session. but this data. 1t is said, is in
complete.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
MYSTERIOUS MURDERS.
Two Men Shot from Ambush Under
Identical Circumstances.

\ Eureka, Cal, Nov. 27.--The mystery
surrounding the shooting of Burt Por-l
Ster hunter, who was murdered yes
#terday While seated, gun in hand, on
the bank of q lake near here, was in
tensiaed by second murder today
under identical circumstances.
Porter was shot down by a concealed
assassin. Huntsmen rowing on the
{ lake heard the crack of n rifle and
saw him PROSTATE. with a bullet In his
brain. Joseph Ylera, today's victim
of the assassin, was killed near the
scene of the former tragedy, while he
was walking through the woods. Men
nearby heard the report of rifle
and Viera's death scream. He had
been shot through the head.
In both instances mushroom bullets
We're used. AT neither time was the
assassin seen. 1t Is the general opinion
that the murders We're committed by a
q maniac. Four posses. numbering more
than 100 men, are searching for the
murderer, who is believed to be Il
stranger, equipped with hunting and
camping outfit, who was seen in the
vicinity yesterday.
Porter was a well-to-do pioneer resi-
dent of Humboldt county and Viera Il
logger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
POLICE START ON STILL
HUNT FOR BURGLAR NEMESIS

Chicago, Nov. 2S,--John V. Clarke. pres
ident Of the tfibernian Banking asso-
ciation has started the police on a still
hunt tor burglar nemesis, who, he
belivcs, robbed his residence Wednesday
evening, in execution or a vow made
To years ago
At that time Mr. Clarke surprised /,
burglar IN his house, The robber was
sentenced by Judge Windes to u years
in the penitenuary. AS he was leaving
the courtroom he glared at Mr.. Clarke
and Missed:
IN see you again as soon as am
free"
He was liberated few weeks ago. This
fact coupled with the discrimination
show In choosing only easily pnwred
loot" convinced Mr.. Clarke thar the
man who robbed his mouse this week
Is an old-timer and probably is the same
one that robbed him before.
Mrs. Clarke and Miss Mary Rend were
dining on tho floor below while the bur-
glar rnnsacked the bedrooms of Mr.. and
airs fsi..,H., lie carried on -'ioorH val
ued at $-co9 but portion of this. be-
cause Of association. was considered
priceless by the owners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
Give Your Stomach a Good Eat
Without Fear Of Indigestion or
Stomach Distress Following.
HAVE THIS OVER WITH.
Diapepsin Kids You of stomach Trou-
bic and Makes You Feel Fine
Start Now and Have This Mis-
cry Over With Forever.
Gives Keller in About
Five Minutes.

AS there is often some one in your
family who suffers an attack of 1nui-
gestlon or som. FORM OF Stomach
trouble, why don't you keep a case Of
Diapepsin In the house handy?
This harmless blessing VIII digest
anything you can sat without the
slightest discomfort, and regulate
sour Stomach five minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula plainly printed on these
bo-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin.
then you VIII readily see why they
cure indigestion, sour Stomach, Heart
+ burn and prevent AT once such miser-
les as Belching of Gas Fluctuations Of
sour undigeSted food, Nausea, Head
aches, Dizziness. Constipation and
other Stomach disorders.
Some folks. have tried so long to
find relief from Indigestion with the
common everyday cures advertised
that they have about made up their
minds that they have something else
wrong, or believe theirs Is case of
Nervousness, Gastritis, Catarrh OF the
Stomach or Cancer
This Is serious mistake. Your
real trouble is. what you eat does not
digest; instead, 1t ferInents and sours,
turns to acid. Gas and Stomach poi
son, which Will putrefy In the entire
digestive tract and intestines, and, be-
sides, poison the breath with nauseous
odors.
hearty appetite, with thorough di-
gestion, and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery OF the Stomach, is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Pape's .Diapepsln.
One candy-like Triangle, taken aft
er eating. Will promptly digest all your
1000, the same as strong, healthy
49,, -, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28

ADMISSION TO AUTHORS CLUB
Had Hard Time Getting 1n-supposcs
Success Was Due to His Charnc-
tcrization as Fool.

New York, Nov. 27--The telegraph
&c flash sign 49," meaning regards"
licked scores of times tonight over the
special wires to the banquet room at
tho Hotel Manhattan, where the Old
Time photographers of New York en-
tertained Andrew Carnegie on the oc-
casion of his seventy-third birthday.
At the table with him were Thomas
w. Edison, the inventor, a former op-
orator, and five of the nine first oper-
ators regularly employed by the United
States government in the civil war.
sent from the Pennsylvania railroad
washington, April 20, 1851 and sign
cd by NJ. Carnegie. Col. Robert c.
Clowry, president of the Western Un-
ion Telegraph company, presided as
POSTMASTER, and speakers included
David Fl. Bates, one OF the military
Gelegraphers, who said that when the
government refused to pension the
military telegraphers, Mr. Carnegie
at once provided life incomes of sic
per month for such members of the uld
corps as were recommended by their
organizations.
The souvenirs Were rninautre, but
practical telegraph sounders Of ebony
and bronze, one of which recorded the
many messages which Came from va
rious parts of the country throughout
the evening.
II believe" said Mr.. Carnegie, that
when we get to heaven and are chal-
lenged and asked why we watl to-
come in, we Will pick IN Que of these
little Instruments and say 'T3 (and he
made the signal as he spoke the num-
eral)
Mr. Carnegie said he spoke in no
PicEwickian sense when he stated that
he regarded the expressions of old
fellowship and good will tonight as
the greatest public honor he had ever
received. He felt he said a note of
sincerity in the tones Of the speakers
and the expression of regard for him.
There is no higher compliment
which can be paid you than 10 have
the friends of your boyhood days, the
friends of your older days j would
rather have your certificate of friend
ship than one signed by all the priests
and bishops In the land"
Mr.. Carnegie humoce.'slv referred to
ship in the Authors club Some Of the
authors said that no ironmaster could
ever have written my book. that it
probably had been done by my secre-
tary. At the next meeting u gentle-
man took the manuscript which l had
written in pencil. Then another man
said they did not want millionaires
In the club. You know how conceited
these authors are. Another said was
probably all right as a rich man, but
that ! was a fool as Il author sup
pose it was upon that basis i was fnal-
.ly admitted"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
LORDS REJECT LICENSE BILL,

London, Nov. 27.-The, house Of
Lords created an Interesting political
situation this evening by rejecting the
licensing bill by a vote of 272 against
s6 The Liberals are likely to make
this action rallying cry in their
campaign for curtniment of the power
Of the house of lords, claiming that
the peers have defeated the will of
the people.
On the other hand the Conservatives
Insist that this bin is the most unpopu-
lar measure with the country which
has been attempted in many years
They urge the government TO test this
by going before the country In a gem
eral election, but there is very little
likelihood of this being done.