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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-20
SKIN ECZEMA
IN WORST FORM
Black SpIotches All Over Face
Produced Severe Itching Years
Treatment by Physicians Did No
Good and Became Desponjent-
Affected Parts Now Clear as Ever
- Alabama Ladys
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

about -four years ago was afflicted
With black splotcLes aIl over my face
md ii few covering my body which
produced severe itching irritation, and
which caused ne great deal of annoy
anccandsuiicrlng tosuch mn extent chat
was forced to call IL tTo OF the leading
physicians Of my town After a thor
ough examination Of the dreaded COM
plant they amour ed il 20 be skin
eczema in its worst form. They treated
me for the same fo. the length Of one
war. but tie treatment did ~, no good.
., l-;,u I
Z iitdlN became UCSpt'. all ana
decided to discontinue tkei,. services
Shortly afterwards my husband IN read
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-20

To some extern YOU can Judge clothes
like people, by the company they keep.
The styles, the patterns, the models
worn by discriminating men, are pretty apt
to b7 "ri&ht'~-and SO is their choice of 1ailors
You will find this of Schloss Tailored Clothes
You VIII them by WALL street brokers, by Fifth
Avenues weII-groomed m0n, by Harvard sophomores-n
short by all groups and classes wherever good is
apQareant and properly red mascunity congregaes.
zzxuznxm
everybody who amounts tanhhn heraaedt9 b. we'll
90 car o ep eH Glass;
in a mode @ c oIe H7t offer the
a or your
1xmzz
A q AGENT OF THESE
S % N
a l. ac S FRO SOC UP COME
3
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-20
Oct %. 1905.

MEET ME AT THE L'ARIOSA
AT 7;30 TONIGHT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Kauai Wine and Liquor Com
pany was yesterday adjudicated a
bankrupt by Judge Dole, and the mat
ter was referred to w. w. Thayer, ref
cree in bankruptcy.
James S. McCandless has been elect
ed representative of Aloha Temple to
the Imperial Council which will be held
in Louisville this year, beginning June
IS. He has already engaged quarters in
the Imperial headquarters, and will
whoop it up for Hawaii as he does
every year at these gatherings.
William Graham Smith of Lihue, who
died recently in Honolulu, left an es-
tate valued at $4,000. By his will he
gave this estate to a trustee to divide
the income between his two sisters as
long as they remained unmarried. If
both married, then the income is to be
sisters, the final distribution being
among the children of his brothers and
sisters.
John Marcel, principal of the Lau-
pahoehoe school, has reported to Su-
perntendent Babbitt that the pupils
of his school planted a hundred and
fifty trees on Arbor Day. A hundred
ironwood trees were planted along the
road near the schoolhouse in accord
ance with a suggestion made by For
ester Hosmer Fruit trees planted
were forty bananas, four cocoanuts, one
pear. three papayas and one kukui.
The grand jury will meet tomorrow
morning in the Capitol at 10 o'clock.
Among the eases to be investigated is
that of Nakamura, charged with the
murder of his wife, who was employed
at the residence of A. n. Sanford. She
was found dead by Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford on their return home soon after 5
o clock one afternoon. with her throat
cut. It was at first supposed she had
committed suicide. but later develop
ments led to the arrest of her husband.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Sam Wo Meat Co., in the Fish
market, viii supply you with fine steaks.
A pair of spectacles has been lost,
Reward if returned to Advertiser of
fee.
Get your Christmas picture frames
from the Pacific Picture Framing Co.,
Nuuanu, below Hotel.
When you want your baggage deliv-
cred promptly. give your order to the
City Transfer Co. phone 152. Jas. Fl.
Love.
The Metropolitan Meat Co, telephone
45 has Just received some fine coast
poultry. Holiday orders are now being
booked.
The palm trademark is on every bona
fide document and advertisement of t
Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd. 1t stands
reliability, honest business methods, and
long business experience.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-08
2. Furnished, $3.50

Two-b bedroom house. Large la
nais; electric lights; gas; mos
quito-proof; modern improve
ments. Good location.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-08

Situate near Punahou. Three
bedrooms; modern plumbing;
electric lights; barn; servants
quarters; gas; chicken yard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

Gin Spirituulilt uni d) +
Bar gemor0cn. Garle NoUs
mono bon Nr. 1884, Sin0en.IpcnIr
cin o%l9Cblid)er @obrlo9er, iuclder
Dor menigcn GnNen %pcrboitet mo
nud) ser norooitliden Eoli5ciltotion
aciiibrt, bier jcbod) olird Hifter ~
ion gc1en Stellltng BON 5000 9iirg.
id)nft oul frctcn SUB 9elebt iplrO",
lit ipurlos pcrld)munocn. Nls oa3
&erb0r om Gonncrito9 ltattfinoen
ioute, crid)icn GopnlonO nid)t, lieb
iid) obcr Gltrd) Elm Gr5tlihes MttcIt,
nad) mcld)cin er an SppbuSficbcr CT
fronft icin nollte, cntid)uloi9cn. 9o'
pitGn @aro IdIdtc ober clnelt Foli-
siitCn IN Die @obnung HaDnlon0'S.
unO 0iciem mllr0e Die Mittbcillr1l
oemod)t, oab Der ongeblld)e Splrls
tualiit pe~ridnuunoen ici. Hobcrt NJ.
&oblcr, Scr pernllltblihe NliiItent pom
6opntono, lpuroc bonu %perboitct, uno
man glollbt, ooB bieier Gen @obnort
Gapmonb's meiB. Gomuno s. DC
@rop, iueld)cr fiir bcn Wobrlager Die
9iir9i6oft lteutc, miro ieine 5000 los,
menn Nopnlono nidt micocr ouI
tailht.
Bic Die Stieim ii liter II 3,
- Nls Ger ~11.iGbrigc Geo. SltstoitnS
ont Gonncritng NbenO in Dem pom
ieincm &nter uno ieiner Sticfmuttcr
b%cluobnten @uuic, Nr. 529, Columbia
Noenuc, iein Abenogcbet berlagte,
trnt ieine Stieimttter Worp cSlstois
tins in oas 3immer mo mari einc
Tor5cllanuoIe na6 ibnt. nngeblid I'M
i'm fiir cine an Gage b%cgangene I'm
art 81 Itrnfen. George ipuroc bon o.,
@oie nid)t gctroifen, ols or iif obcr
bon ieilcn Gniecn erbob, trot or in
Die Splitter mo erliit cine itorf blu.
tenoe &crletiung. Georges Goter maj
iiber Die Sbat Der Stieimuttcr 10 or.
Siirnt, onB er oerielben einen Sallit.
idlog ms 0eiibt periebte, 10 oaB iid)
oie aligengegeno grim uno blnri
iGrbtc. Gle Srou licb Den Wonn Der
baften, unb oils Der Snl aeitarn boz
Hid)ter 9obcn in Der lpeItlid)en EoIi.
3eiitotion sur Serbnnolung fam, Der.
uribeilte er Den Gnter, ipie Die Stici.
mllttsr oes ano6en 81 je $40 Strolc
unb Soften; @eorge aber empfabl er,
ME SIT pergeiiert, icinc @ebete ST.
ipreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Wobernc @obnbanier.
GlcftrifdJe 8elendJtnng.

Bobnb1tifer. Gle ~ent6altel aae mobernen Gin'
ribtuieen, eIeftrtfte unb @aSbeleubtung; ba'
ben 9ombiruiiunssGisf6ralt mo Ncrrdibstanl'
nler, etluas gtenes; alBerbem ole ileieiie ldnl'
tdre Yinmbing, 8erbtnoliTg nit stdll1l; 3roi,
toir, aeuer mo ooi cenentirt, 10 SUB mi
@rauoiIiibic eepilafierte Sinier : Inep; bobe
uno eeiunbc Gage. Seoen 3ng bis s Ibelios
fir bic @eiibtioIng offer. Gin Suus 3nr Ero'
be nit Glefiri5itdt belcudtct Gbmaro J. 8al.
iagher, gauInternebrner. Siireuu: VT. 2537,
Eft.N' onnment' StraRe.
CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Iuftiuus- InSeisen.
3eriualtcrs Ncrfaui
3eriualtcrS. 9criaui
-ocS- |
sruuo5insfrcicu ,uertnUplcu 8cid1 itseigcutbumS
VT. lSO0, CHANTS Strafe,
Nne INN MIN. Sirnhc.

arnuo5insircicu tuerthupncn 8cidja itseigcutbnmS
Hr. 1904, Sbamcs. Strafe,
ode uun Suus Sirubc.
Arllt Ter i'm GurN ona LCIlnmeli Der Der
i%i0rbencn Gbrtiline Bon Der pUrlt iiUertrugeneH
geflgHiB miro Die unicr3cidbneic Terpdllcrtn
an Sicniiag, ncl 70. 4liat 1903, nm 1890 JiG1s
miiiugs. an Sri ino SicllC oGs game mcrtDuolC
grHiIplinsircic 6runhitiid nebil NmiieI an ner
Horoolt Ode bon IbamCos mo Nnns SiraBc AMI
5lfcntlther Tuition oertdufel. Salelbe bat
cine 6routc bon ctluu 20 Su6 an Der &bune3a
SirGBe nit elmer lteic uun etlua 81 SUB uno
y sou an Der IlllIStrdbe uub lit nit etncn
euten orclitddtgeu 5icgclitcincrncn &aoen NIB
@ubnbane betaut, lueibes oaa aan3e @rltnos
ftiid beoedt; IS entbdlt II Simmer uno srobeu
Saocurnlln. IS III oic5 cine Selegenbelt. elm
~9ui a~cItgcned Vans 6r inufen, bus uiclell
3luedeIi olenlilih genludt uCroCll lam ltrlo
tnrerbGlh zines Qluier8eoieria pom HrouofrGps
N2ariie liegt.
Serinuis SeoiHQlHgCu: SIH 9ritteI Haur;
9teii inlerbulb 0rei Sabre nit bdlbidbrii6 3abl.
barren ,iillCII bonn EniIm DER Rdit1IIltlon tets
tens cc9 aret@aeridi3 9tr. = Der Siaot Naltts
more. Sin 9epoltt bon 500 miro bel BEN Ners
fanf O%erInngt.
Gleueru H1o ~llutofien bis 8im 9Gtum Der
FuittifntiOH b~cgltchen.
safe ccpOiit anO Sruit Company BON Baltimore,
NertpdlteriI.
". y. 2obc & g.,
Nufti01aIuren.
(Ruit4. tG,1q,2i. 90, 25.2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Shcu. s.. Itcncr 4. So.

0cltidcS uno onbercS ollslGnoi.
idcS @elO a%etouit mo pcrfauit.
@clOicnnun2cn bcior0t not 0eutid),
lon0, Scltrcid, NuBluno II. /. ~.
@cdicI nlla0eltcllt oltf ou9lGuoiidc
@anfcn. Grcoitbricic mo Sropcler3
Cheques.
211 Sit.Nnltimurc. StraEc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

bultcn uu10 llnt 3 llbr ipQ Ser cigent
lihC Stllrm ulti Die Sto0t crfolgCn.
5rompctenltGBc iollcn crtonen un0
oQc Nmucicn0en mCr0Cn 5ur iClbcn
Belt nit cinem gcnalti1cn StrCi
Sos Stinmreht iiir 6rmucn!" ullas
ruicn. Sic Observation-Disclosures
Doiicn, Dob man 0icicn Sd)rci bon
&onmlcrimitb bis &ouopop 3. h..
pon eincm Gnbe 2%onoon'o bis 5ltm
Gnoercn borcu pcr6c.
Ernicior ". MorM Scr Or.
timber Scr GcrnpbotO9ropbic, bot nit
iCincr Gr1inolnng 0uS critic praftiihc
NelnltQt nlIf Dem @ebictc Der Grini.
n%oliltit crrcid)t. Vic photographic
zines Gicbc@, Der cilcn 0ruben $lt
mclcnNicbItobl bc0ungen un0 bnnn
geflildtct mar, mllroc Nben0a bon
Eori1 nud) %ou0on tclc9ropbirt un0
bCrcita an nGdJltcn Wiorgeu inl
u00ilp Wirror" pcr0ifcntlit)t. 81.
niqc Stun0cn nod Der NuSgobc bea
SluttcS fono lid ouf Der NeOuftion
cil Wanm cirL Der IN ser Ybotogru.
pbic cine Fcrion crfnunt bate, 0ic
tilr5lid) bel ihnl @obmm9 9erom.
men bate. Gr fonltC Der Foli5ei
lpcrtbpoae Mintc gcbcn, lucIde AM
bte Spur ocS 2icbc8 iiibrten.
Gas Nmt eiuCS &icc-E 4.
iiocltcn Der Ger. Stootcu lit inn
&llrS gclrnfcn. @oupcrncur NilgbcU
bat mIc0crbolt crtlGrt. 0oB cr iiir
Nullclbc niht 81 babcn lei. Gr bclltt
mic GGlor, Der lngte: Sicber ser Or
itc IN Cinem Sort ais Der 3lpeitc IN
Nom. Nr. MllgbeS nil liebcr @olt-
ucrllellr in Nlhann, oils &iCc . Sra.
ii0cnt in Molbin0ton lcin. Mlld) Der
oemofrotildc ErGli0cntidoltS 3 Gan
0ioot, @oupcrnc,Ir Sobn u. Nobnion,
mill nid)t Der 3lueitc olli Dem Sidct
ipcrOcn. TrGlioentidnitS q Gonoioot
ooer CT mad)t niht nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
2Srock
Wmilfprbs Qlbenuc,
5wtjden &c. hub "a. GtraRe.
Bon Yent gebaut.
H6 oirht gSiur hryirYru
Nir ihbpfen, stnberr abmen nad,.

We DtCut tttHt peNClCH.
Cir idbpfrn, Nnberr abmen mad.
Sir foroern 5ur 3riiii uno Snfpefiion
auf. gringt @ureit Noufueifier nit; er
mib bus Nelariige 5uaelieberL iino bleIs
Ieiht fam or etntge Soee'n ihopten. Die er
III ietnen nlhiten Santen allsiibren mag.
mic glrlbere ee tbiin. Ieoe Sl9eitbett NIB
9inri6tung 1T uniere ipe6ieue Soee lino
@%ntpnrt. gfibts bon anoerei Sdliern
nadbgeabnf.
Vradtuone Robnangeu.
Sir aeute bon pdbIeriitem 8cibinad aes
baiii, IN ieneiA belien lbeile 9torosgaltis
more's. 4eaboop Seiabts, rube %sSpman's
Yarf, aeIeaen, mt cine iiir5e Strede bon
benz ltcien Souleoaro ulto "Sruios9iu'
Bari. 8ebiloete 2eute fino S6re Nubbarr,
feline llmeebuna; S4ilell liir ole Sllloer ~
oer Rdbe uno nlr II Wiinliterl bon bret
99naeorisginien bis aunt Wltticlpnntie bet
Stnot. Sohiier Purit in Der Stdof. IN Der
beIten gSeiie gebant uro mil qroBler Sorg'
falt eingeri6tet. IS lin0 5ipeiilodiae 5dl'
fer nit Stein Seranoa'6ronie (Solloiler
Wauart), 9robe Sronten. mo gdlipIdbe 154
SUB iiei bis 5i elmer 20 SUB Silfer'Ilep.
Srei Sorien Sdufer - 7. $ mo 8 Skinner.
Slide %unferer eigenen Soee'n: 3drtbol6'
Miiiiotls 5lniruna, fiinitooue @ae5 nre eiei'
iri'he giht'tnnoe!nber, Dr1btoon oeforlrt.
i'm Sans eineebauie. NIT 5Iieben nrs9elegfe
Gisicbrinfe, Sis lpiro bon BEN Sot elf9es
leat; fein @eldb gum 5ang oes sSa'ers.
antomatit6e Gntleernra oes SSnlclrs III pen
Sof; Hii6erssiabinette: aiifeltipdroe NH
GanitGssO eltuh tnpe5iert; Senitcriibe; veos
70 Corners" Vii1erfhrinfe, aleioertbrdft'
fe, 9iniensSdrdnfe Goilctiens9 abiretie i'm
ga%oe5imnner, IPelfina 2onoratL 6pet Se'
fe gu. polirtc Georgia Si6te 5ibbOber,
nit aIniter, 100 SUB breiter Stra6e 5iut'
t6er ben Sdufern. bireiter slnf6Iub an Die
meme fauitdre GnnaIiiirunp.
Wiuiterbaus iebt sur Snfpestict often.
5ufepb 8. Venk,
Grbauer mooerner Siufer,
Tr. 2f1, ct. Eanl. strafe.
Wdbige Vaarssln3abIuna, Sieft mad &c.
e~enfeitie befricoiaenoen g~eoineungen.
Mgemt oil Ert anb eteae.
SiImor'Sirabe uno 8uiIforb 9lbenues
0aagons puifiren %. Stra6e iino 9uilioro.
gibenlie barit Elm Sduiereebiert n6roIit.
(Wpai1, tgTt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
SibIdcr 2anoEb fir $4,000.

Colt, lit einge5duitt, f6one Sd1tienbduine, 9utes
10 8iulmers&aIS nit Helem S9ieierout. Sbell'
ne, Siprerbnus II. [. M. gtabe @abnit1ticn;
biHiae Natel bel O~louatSs3idet. Die 9Glfte
muB baar be3ub!t mernen. 9tdberes bel 8.
Yaoenbouy, Gr. iii, Sipro.Gbarles.StraR
(Sube nn6 einiee feline Yluee aif oenl 2aEs
be All permietbet.) (Septl ,1Wd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Serlangt i'm Hngemeineu.
n,utfnss a,beits.Rahpeiiunns.4are

EsutfneS ArbettssTafipeiiungs.Sareua
Outer Der Iufftd1i Der a2eutiben 1eielftaft-.
2isienlaen, Die oeurDe Sanoiperter, Irbetter
pnp 8teniitoten, 5u beftdttigen ipilnlfeny ipols
len lid periouIit s6er in traniirien Srieten an
pen agenien Oct 9efel!i1Git, Sobann .. Wleher,
btmMer IA, Nr. 2t5-217, 6purtlauo'S trah PC,
peuben, fpelber unentleltlit MusEuutt erttetlet!
otIe. SprebiiuHoen bon 1 bis e u9r.
(StnuD7 10l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
She 0altimure Gteam Garnet

greeue.straRe. Teppide nnfgenonImen, eeret'
niet uno pieSer seleet. Befonoere SaciIttdter
fir 9ugerrna bon Ieppideu. WbbeIn aufbe.
pabrf In prioatsaaumen. Beibe 1elebtone.
CW6ra2b. 3gptel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

Sin iuuqer Wluuu BON 20 Sabren nit Spra6.
tenntuiiIeu, Nuiiiib. GelItid, 0raIt5b'I6, Sn9s
lid. auh NuNtdlten. iudt trgcno iuelhc Steue
ODER Slrbeit, Jtab6uirugel bel 2. Sbmufier,
III. ft9, Spriug. Strafe, {. D. Sipidte.
u3D-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

9ae, nelde gelb sebraudhen, fpreden hter
ppr. slrleibeu aut Snlaire, WaDbel uno 9rlino'
eiaentbum. Sm Yertrauen. aeine GpunfOtfice'
Wetbooen. Baltimore Snpetmeat 80" Nr.
1870, o.Vaea.S traBe. (27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

Sin iun9cr oeitticber 4Jiant, "a Sabre dit.
fl6t irgeno luelde Dduslihe EelhGitlGung. II
tcrtei bite untCr pDreenBurn" an ole Grpeoi'
ton oes ,,Gprrcipouoenteu" 81 ridteu.
ti9B-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
30c-$t.W
Baltimore Warttberidic.

GrcituQ. 0cn 10. Mui 1908.
WcbL. 3uiubr 12,tl3 6Giier,
cinihIicBIid 1861 G0iicr gu Occult.
&oint mnO 1880 GGiicr ~ Gontou.
Die NotirllnNen moren mic inIat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
IN uermicf hen.


Gin outer Qaocn III Der yidbe oeS @eIair.
MturitS, tiir Gommiffiuu ,SlltterDullolnnq ooer
Characterization uoer iir lelbtc Sahrlt3mede bal
feno. Guhjufruatu bel Wm. NJ, SuuiuaD, Nr,
626-G2S, Sureits Strafc. N3b-4O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Gteaengeinde:
Stcncncinm

Sin 0roobdder iubl Sicue ais 5lucite 3ano
9ta1iulrdgUl III Er. I01, Stto.Suno. strnHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

Hr. 1927, Sft SunettcaS irdbe 9rto. Got 20
bel 26.4 Sub, pniienh fitr cine DETERMINATION oner
t"Sutters@cihiit. Jud5ufragen bel Subn y.
u3G-45)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

TdHe TARA Mu1fshb beiurgt O. Maine, IT.
Ga, ckloalnuz.s.Str.. aaue vntfsm ppnistAse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Gu %perfaufen:
gu perfnnicn:

9Sobl ~gciidertc ~Grinomietbe, aui Neraro1
SrUnt 0duierlI an Der 4. uno Z. Strabe. ptab
lanotoiUn. 3lpiiben 4rati Strnbe uno Glaremont
9tpenne. @utrr Nciibtitel; briuat 5eb1 Fro5enl
Gas. y. TeWbolo, Gr. 33i, 6Gnttable'@ ebnnar
iI3T On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

Solcbu antpmatiides @iege-S bitem
aetne eprunofebern. aeine ge,uihte.
Soleoo Computing Gcale &c.,
G. & g. et. Tanl 1917. 427 a8eitae 1ineionsStr
fNpriI19.1WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
9h5ur Ifetue Tarmeu
Gtatiirt 1928.
GoniDliDateb Noan g.,
1 Npro.S an- Strabe.

Gin erobeS gUoriinert beriduener 9tar1nn'
ten, llbren unh SuipeleIl in etntnt Brlodts8er'
faut nod utter baIbcnl 8oitenpreis. Nir eebeIl
nab ipie bur liberdIe Earleben auf ollie Bert9'
eeeenitdloe. SeiteisGtneang gum Yrtoat'Si'
reGu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

nit . 3inlmcrn I'M ,3uiilloe eriter aluiie; fhpre
Gage; mus bcrtault uerotr. gtdd)luirageil bel
9. Npltembeih, 9ir. 423, 9ioro5 rcmpnt'Apenur.
G35-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Srauex nub MabGeu serIaust.

0erlaugt:
Sbrcibcn sic iolort tiir plitcl Ecroiclft an
,SDc Nuucltn 3d." Hr. POI, s,uansStrafe,
Suffuip, E.FU. (piai15 1UtJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Berianst Aianmer uuS &Habeu.

Uerlaugt:
Gin iungcr MtuRn, nm iib in elmer ISirtb
iChuti he6iIliiid 6u mndlel. liurbjuiragen III
Nr. zoo, Huro.SGgs St:uRe. H3I.9)
9erlGngt:s
Gin &uder ule brittle Suno fiir lrpo. ltdds
5~utraGcr in sr. 1916, 2isBt q. StraRc.
u36-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

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Glcpotorcn Torrotb 255,13S @uldcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

Mit eeTenttem &ppf unb nieoer8,.
fdIagenen @ugen foI9tc CT Dem Sc.
ridtsbiener.
@ei9mo.cne unb GuoitoriYm Bile:
len in f~ieberfaftsr @pannung 5uriit,
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Sreibsit, ba I~tiirste i'm Elm Wort iei.
mes eiaenen 3susen nieoer, @ar bai
mDgIia?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1908

sdiscussion regarding the identity of the
sugar from these two sources. and
regarding the relative merits for
household purposes of the two sorts
as they are found on the market.
1T has often been said that beet
sugar is not as sweet az cane sugar,
notwithstanding the fact that chem
lists have known that, provided the two i
sorts of sugar are of equal degrees OF
sfineness and granulation--afid. hence,
alike as to the ease or quickness With
which a given quantity will dissolve
there is no difference in sweetness. Tor
instance. when a spoonful is added 10 q
a cup of tea.
Another clnnon statement IS lilsit
beet sugar cannot be used success cess,
fully for canning, Jelly making anu
preserving, In earlier times. before
methods of refining had been per-
fected there may have been Warrant
for such a belief, but methods OF pun pun
fSing beet sugar We're long saSo i ~
fected and such sugar has boon used \
E for many years in this country ana III /
Europe for all household purposes.
IAN attempt MAS made to trace
numerous reports to the erect that
fruit had been lost through the use y. u
beet sugar in canning. hut N no ~
stance was this found to he the case,
6fhni,gh numerous letters We're receiy-5
ed in reply to inquiries winch rs WEI N N
"The utter folly Of this idea that
beet sugar cannot be used for canning
Dtirposes is emphasized by me ,acl
ma nractically all the sugar used in I
4 q germany and France for the purposes
Of canning and preserving is from the
beet, and for many wears American
Tetined beet sugar was used without
complaint in this country, because the
mass of the people We're not aWate
thar ii was derived from the beet.
This sugar was brought here as raw
sugar from Europe and refined at Am
erican refineries.
"Evidence shows that under both
commercial and household conditions,
beet sugar and&can sugar give equa.-
X. satisfactory results for canning
frnit mud also for Jelly making.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
BEET SUGAR EQUALS
THE CANE PRODUCT.
Mosre Dame. Ind., y. s. q.

gives certain commercial sugar pro-
ducts. like molasses and maple syrup,
their distinctive flavor.
'old-fashioncd brown sugar. maple
sugar, crude beet sugar. butternut
sugar, and other similar sugars differ
in appearance, flavor and palatabil-
i;%, owi'lg 10 ethe character of the
plant products which remain With the
sugar, but from M OF them 1t IS pos
sible 10 obtain pure. colorless crys-
tails, like those called rock candy.
identical In appearances, favor and
other characteristics. If the crystals
are fine and separate. we have gran
ulated sugar, While if they adhere in
large masses, lump sugar, cube sugar
or loaf sugar results.
THE cane sugar industry is much
older than the beet sugar industry.
and since the days when the latter
first assumed commercial Importance.
there has been more or less popular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05

fled with the progress of5tie work
All but the mouth she said. Please
make II small and curved. i know it
is straight, ong5mouth really. just
as you have drawn it, but in'the por-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
4 REALISTIC FAINTER.

The late John Lambert, the Philadel-
phia artist whose blindness. brought on
by tile dazzling sunshine of II Spanish
summer. caused his death through
grief. was a portrait painter of5rare tall.
acnt,
Lambert" said II member of the
club the other day, was
a reallst. His portraits wcrnst true and
unfiattering. 1t annoyed him tremend-
3ously to be asked to make an ugly wo-
man beautiful-it was the same thing
"A Spruce-street natron sat to Lam
bert once. At the end of the third
sitting She professed to be quite salts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
HOW no AVOID APPENDICITIS.

Most victims of appendicitis are those
VINO are hahitually constructed orlno
Laxative Fruit syrup cures chronic con-
stipation by stimulating the liver and
bowels, and restores the natural action
of the bowels. Orino laxative Fruit
Syrup does not nausente or gripe and is
4stitutes For sale by l.. j. Hill Drug
Co. The Never Substitutors.'