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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19

xiins SIN sabre 1851 tydt Il oIa @ts'
ntfnlinfpeitpr ii, 0ie GpiBe bts dime.
iifmsn Sclne3ens. linb Il bdt 0ieft4
/ III mltitergiltiger Mti{t orednifirt.,
ST 1nt NIT ben ltnrtgslmGbisftittn|
d,if1erGuHit, sic friiber an Der agtss
or6nung paren un0 bat bieronr1 benz
mineiifhen Gtodt getpdttige @uruinerl
5naefi1rt unb benz Gtuotsfrebit GbtS
mas eine 3uperIGiiige grunblage geger
ben, bie ausleih oie qusipdriisen Mns
leiben ernt0gli1te. Die Gbinefen bus
ben oies aud dnerfdRnt unb ibn Dplls
ftes 8ertrduen 9kfhentt, ,inb er genDB
i'm Meih Der Wlitts hDbes Mnieben. st
! iibte beoeutenosn GinfIuB aus, ,in0
man fprdm ban ibm fpie bDn elmer
vMaht binter Dem Tbrpne.1. Die
WertbfhGbung, bic man ibm in hine<
fifden Mesitrungsfreifen entsesen=
bradte, mar nm 10 GROCER. nls Sir
Nnbert 0drt iih in fritifHen Qagen,
iii pelhen fih gbina Der Ginmengung
enropdiihsr Ginfliiffe au eriDsbren batz
tt, niht ettpa als europdifher Diploz
mat betra9tete, Der einen Druid auf
Chino aus3uiben babe, fDnbern iib
ourhaus unparteiifh berbielt un6 es
berHanb, bie Sntereffen Guropas NIT
4ienen bes 2anoes, in 0eifen Dienif e
itanb, in @infldng 3ll bri1lgen.
ssSn ben lebten Sabren tDur6e fein
,BerbGltnib 81 ben Gbinefen allerbings
etpas setriibt. @eit benz Borerauf4
itanb unb Dem Groberungs5ug Der
alliierten frembsn gruppen agitierten
Die rabifalen dinefiihen politifer dlid
aeaen ibn nnb iebten es i'm Mai bes
sSabres 1896 ourd, oab 5tpei hinefz
.5he 9eamte gu sSberaufiebern Der
3pllpernaltung eetpdblt tpuroen, mas
6amals Bel ben auslGnbifden @5taaten
Beunrubigung berborrief, neil man
Darin ben eriten Shritt Gbinds CUR
geieitisune Der europdifden Rontrolle
uno cine @efdbrbung ber Siberbeit
Der 1ineiifden Mnleiben erblidte.
eesn 6ebruar borigen Subres hieb
es, Sir &pbert 6art tperoe, rahoem er
As Sabre lang an Der @pibe Der dime,
iifhen Seeaplberipaltung geitanoen
ilnb in bie5er langen 3eit nur atpeimal,
i'm Sabre 1866 unb i'm Sabre 1873.
l1rlaub eenommen bate, um fiA auf
einige 3eit nad europa au begeben,
enbsiiltig in bic 9eimatb anriidfebren.
Gr 1T aber Biz iebt in Gbina seblies
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19
aleaae guftTd,itfpld,1r.

9Ils Graf Zeppelin nit feinem
11,0O0 chm sroben 2uftfhiff aum
eriten Male am 8obenfee ailftrat, be-
haupteten aablrsihe Stimmen, cine
Derartige Or0be lei cine pbantafterei,
fiir bic praris 5u unbanbli9 unb buz
ttr unbraudbnr. Mlan 1T in3ipif6en
Idngf zines beHern belebrt iporoen
unb bat fid iiberaeugt. OaB olIeGdnie.
rigfeiten, bic lloturgemGB fidb ie6er
i,eiien Gade entgegenjtellen, iibertpuns
BIN tptroen f0nnen. Waan bat in
Deutf6Ian6 nit GROCER Berehtiauna
! 01S @efiibl, alien dnoeren Ndtionen
5sute in Der 2uftf1iffobrt bordus au
fsin, nidf dlIein IN ben Qeiftungen,
fonbern dun IN ben grfabrungen. Sin
H6eres 3ei9e5i fir biefe Hebauptung
gkben bic derondtifnen BaupIGne, 0ie
nfntr0ings III Der fran3oiif1tn prejTe
dlfftdudxn. Ddnom fpq 0ds Quft<
@3f 8 rHephblique, bos Der berfm0lie<
neit pdfrie 6bnIi9 iif, bentnddH III
4Rof1Dn fertiggtfelIt unb eiH fyes
af9s fluff diff tperbeu. Der sSngenieur
yliIIipt, 0er Gfbnuer bes Quftfmiffes,
81 bd9e9en btfm6ftigt, tin neles, fehr
nelIss unb baHb1i6es MrmetsQ Qnff<
Az 4onHrnffeYl. GnbIi9 dber
& atiimHlna9 bes 6efrn 2es
ID itnl eiise1t 4rpbsft lHlla5s
ZJ fkreit3er AZ erbdnel ban
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19
peatrh,s In @iin- n-aRnHlunn.

g1eben benz beutihen Bilounesberz
Elm in ObeEa, beien MrbeitsfelO in
erfter Ginie Bic beut1Aen 8auernfolo<
nien in ben @oubernements @beriDn.
sSefaterinoslatp uno Saurien (Rriml
biloen. bat iid jeBt aud fir bic oelits
idenaoloniiten 8efarabiens ein beuts
i9er Bilounssperein sesriinoet. befien
Gabungsgenebmigung burh Die ruiii>s
f1en BebDrben unmittelbar beporitebt.
gls @iB bes 8ereins 1T Die sr0Bte
oeutfhe Rolonie 8effarabiens, Saru<
tins, beFimutt. tpobin i'm Mai bic erite
0ouptperiamnlung einberufen iDerDen
ION. Don1it ipirb tpifber Elm rieuer
Mittelpunft fir bas aufbliibenoe
oeutfhe 2eben ber fiibruifihen
@teppen seldaffsn. Gr bethdtigt iidb
5uerit acknowledgements NIT Der
griinbung oeutfder NolfsbiiAereien
(Wanberbibliptbefen) iino beutfden
GhuIen. 9sibes lit notbnenbig, ba
infolge Der eintlafiigen, jammerDOlsit
ril{fi{Men WelfsfMule bic olIgemtirt
9ilbung iebr sering 1T. Mie iebr Der
Drdng mad beFerer. geiEiger Musbils
soung auf alien Gebieten Bic borfigen
Oeutf1en beberrf9t, erhent alls Der
Sbdt{u1e, bab IN ben leBten Msondten
eine gdilae Mnanbl beHerer url0 poripits
genb beutfher 6hulen aus ben Mits
feT@, Ae~ Eansta~,, 5<,sf rf.nffsn ;{f ca sAfe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19
ADmirnl UnnuerTe iihrr Dfe
Elnttf.

9lomiral gpnperfe eibt in ieiner
8euntpprtung Der BON 9errn Rellterz
babl an unierer Slotte geiibten Rritif
gu, oaB nan9e Der semadten Musielz
lunaen bere9tist feien, aber bieie Jebz
Ter ipGren ben leitenoen MGnnern be-
fonnt. Obne auf Die tehniihen Ginz
5eIbeiten bier nGher einaugehen, ents
halt nie Mnttport bes Mbmiruls ungez
fibr Die folgenben 9auptpuntte: Den
pdnsereiirtel Der @biffe ansebenb,
Ser, fpie Neuterbabl bebauptete. ail
tief sebe, fobab Die belabenen @diffe
tiefer i'm WaKer liesen, als oab ber
panaereiirtel iie fidern tonne, beant=
tportet Ser Mbniral bantit, baB Bel
bobem @eesanse, penn bas 59iff
rDlle, Die sanae Seite gum @ori4ein
tonnlne, bab es alfo 6ann gef4iiBt
ip6re. ueberbies lei es gana falfd,
o;e bolle 2abuns als MaBftab fir ben
9iefgang zines S9iffes anaunebmen,
neil iebes @diff forttpGbrenb Roblen
perbraudt, feline 2aoung alfo befdns
oig perrinsert unb iein 9iefgang berz
Gnoert miro. Den gabel Der 8eitiitz
fung angsbenb, baB man9e Sdiffe 5ll
tief i'm Waifer gingen, um ibre Sc
1diiBe geniigenb ausniiben 5u t0nnen,
uno bab bie @efdiibpforten au Deit
ip6ren, IL bab bic @ef1iibe Der 6hds
oisuna ourd feinolide Geuer ausse>
febt {eien, erflGrt Der Momiral fiir
0interberflusbeit. Shiffe, Die bor
einem Dubenb Sabren sebdut ieien.
f0nnten unm0gli6 Die ginri9tunsen
auftpeiien. Die fpGtere grfdbrung als
bef5er ertpieien bat. Der 6auptanflage
Neuteroabls iiber bic biretten .uno
ungei6iibten Notwithstanding be-
qegllet Mbmiral gpnberfe ban1it, baB
es einen ppllfommenen Muf3ug ni6t
gebe, nnb bub ale 0lotten oan1it err
perimentirten. Da man in ber dnlez
ritcnifhen Marine BON ieber auf
fhnelles sSeuern ben 0aupttpertb ses
| legt babe. 10 ieien bic Mufaiise oemse1
mGB aud fonftrliirt. MlIes bas flingt
aons gut, nnb fotpeit/ /oie te9nifden
Nunfte IN Wetrdht fomnlen, bat Der
M6mirnl pobl Die Bebduptung NeuT
ferbabIs fpiberlegt. Mber Dds lift niht
dies, Is finb aud mod anoere Dinse
pprbanben, Die Der MuffI6rung bebiir-
Zen, Die 1lebelitGnoe, oie Der Bureaus
frdtismnS i'm @efoIge bot. Dds @b>
An~,, Asr ceIof4erst.s rft,n Yf,tssn m fnIfrh
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19

ten. DoS QlufrDlItn Der &eppi9 9tdsil
iitbf {e6r bGBiitt aus afub bilbst it!s
/ Ioftrn sins @kfoAr, dls man !tidF
barber ifplpern tanr. Oas BtfelttS
ounq o<r Gden Ourh Ndgel bat ben
1eaMthkil, b1B Die @tifft btrdnagt3os
cen iinn bein Meiriigen Der Gtppid,t
.immer ipiebtr bon Reutm etngtihlds
aen Dtrben rniifIen. Die ginfiigung
BON Bleiplnmbeit an ben gdsn hilft
audi nur unpolfontnteil. Witl Dirts
iarner lit folgenoes Mittel: Mur
nGbt, ben Esppihrdn0l bealsiteno, anf
Der Niidfeite Der 2sppide iiber Die
s@teIIen, ipo ii iit rollt, NIT biinne!n
8inofaoen oDer NIT biden Gtnneils
spirn ldnqe @ticbe ia DreiedfDrre
13idsadlinie). siebt oitfe 9tide iebr
felt unb ftrunlnn an iie miiien gss
ipannter 5ein nls Der fluh liegenDe
5eppid a. unb befeitiat isotn oer
@tidei nit einem fleinen Riiditih.
Da6urd miro Ser 9eppid sar3 sIatt
lieaenh erbdltsn, lnb Elm llmroIen
nuh Ser Mubenfeite lit ausaefhlofen.
Sinh bie llmbiegeitellen isbr brett,
10 3ie6t mai, rnchrere FOLDER 3if3ddz
Iiniel untereinan0er.
5DlI sic Smfsrei eine
ipirflib ratipneae ilno cine ben
GolfsrppblItanb bebenbe Nebenbes
iddftisung iein, 10 maB ale aunite1
lei, ale foftipieIise gleaana, dies
3eitrdubenoe ntt0 dlsr 2urus uno
lleberfluB in ber Ginrihtung berfDorz
FEN tperben, Dageaen nlb bic @inrthz
tune unb bic 8etriebsmethcOe arnno=
idblih einfah, ipoblfeil, nidt aeitrur~
hen6 jsin uno bie bem s3tped Der
9tentirung oienenbe Nraris muB itets
i'm goroerarunoe iteben.
5aIs5Gure ais 6ilfsmitz
tie Bel Der Rabmreifung. MolierelS
bireftor Rduha&olberg tritt I'm
Bommer'!hen @enDienihaftsblatte
fir Die 5alalGure als niht al urtere
ihdbenbes Siilfsmittel Bel Der Nabnlz
leifuna. Elm. Wlan erinnert fih nod
an ben @orfdlag Bodies, MilAfdure
ober 9alsfdure ftatt ReintultAren
ober freipillige Nabmfduerung aur
gteife bes Buttergutes au benuben.
sSsener @orthlag bat in Der praris
fpenia glnhGnser aefunben.. Der gors
Ihlag Rau1's aber 1T aller oerid=
Iihtiguna pertb. Mauh gebt oapon
aus, bab man in Der Meierei mands
NAL Oas Butterg.it nod niht fdmia
aenua bat, ipenn's ans 8uttern geht.
@rrdrmen mnb tpieber ubtiiblen foftet
piel s3sit uno 1T nmitdnblid. 8nt&
tern lpie Ser Rdbn gerdOe 1T. febingt
fIeinere Musbellten uno eine Butter
Mild, bic Bel ben Mbnsbmern riht
beliebt lit. @r nraht nun folgenben
0orldlaa: Man fAittet ben nod
niht aana reifer Ha9m ipie geipOhn=
!ih in's Butterfub unb aieht in bus
gefiillts SAB nod 6ulsidalre. Natiirs
Iid muB sic Menae Salsidure genal
berednet ipsrben. sssm Durhihnitt
seniiaen ettpa so Sem. dem. refine
Gdure ouf 25O Sitter Nahns. Dor
bem 3uaeben rerbiinnt man 6ieGaure
unf bas s. biz 6fahe nit Maffer unb
riibrt Damn nit benz Shldaer einiaes
male burh. 6ieraif lGBt man bag
Ganae 5 Bis 6 Mnuten itehen uno
tuttert bann ruhis aus. Die Benub~
Ing fold fleiner ,Galsiduremengea
ibt feinen Ginflub anf bic Butter=
ouatitdt aus. eSsbenfulls lit oieier
Mothfebelf tpidtig aenus, um i9n ae@
legentli1 einmal au probiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19

Cine ssrdi III Ddfotu min iiil bpiss
;bfenl Nlanne fHeibsn sIdifsn, tpsiJ e
HIT so syohreil tein Bah 1siaonfulerl
hdt. un6 60s bdt le M jeht sts
aaerfte
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19

2 \
n Mittel aegen ben Cts
4 hrdnfgernh Mls ein3ige8
Mittel, nm ben durdfteriftiihsn Giss
f@runtgeruh einigsrmuBen All ht{ei<
iigtn, ailt 6as Ausipufhsn nit g5<i<
fenuaFer, bem etipds GtIcrtun 5,t-
ee|ebt ipuroe. had poll{i1noigsill
Mbtrodnsn nno 1iiftsn 1T hmm bsr
peiBe 8ef6Ios. ben oas 8intbl4&!
beigt, NIT @4mirael elpapisr absuTstss
Zen. lebterss III dlltrbingS cine
iniibfdme Mrbeit. bie bei 6fteret Mies
fsrbOlnna AZ fnnelle 1bniibung 6es
sBlsh Hfa8tS fiiiArt Mbsf dl8 etlsss
nldIj0e griinbI idf Msitiann4 III hd8
@srfabTeT mif btftieo oi9enoem &1fDlg
!. q. al''otI y oeeF. u. SIS 4
ia Sal I. / s \ DsF f! / 1 i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19

@ut gereiniAtes Gala err
tennt man bdrnrt. hnb es an ber luf.
ni9t lei1t feuht fpirb. Wenn fih
ferner gefoBsnss Guls in talttm
Waffer pom pierfahen geniht 0es
Sniass niht pplItpntmerl outfit. 10
enthGlt es Sips un0 If fAd5li6.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18
American Falls Sends Greetings to Idaho.

American Falls sends greetings Idaho In four
months time feeling of tolerance for the liquor traffic
been changed to OF pronounced anagonism our
saloons will be banshed AS the machinery of our
village government can be set motion do Bv
vote OF more than FIVE TO four the people have declared
the saloon must go American Falls selected point
to gauge the relative strength of prohibition
sentiment throughout the state of the exis
tence of and active sentiment temperance
but because of the entire absence of five
American Falls has been saloon stronghold There
had never bcen'any temperance agitation
periodically came from the pulpit until the middle of March,
and paid the slightest attention that Saloons
were regarded fixture and generally a beneficial
part of our business enterprises If danger was
scented IT far the future the least
apprehension In the face of the agitation the saloon men
renewed their county licenses apparently firm their be-
lief that serious danger threatened their But it
came, il coming throughout Idaho and the nation
and the lesson it teaches is that any Idaho with
the possible exception of few mining camps where com
parativey large number of single la
borer employed abolish saloons If they take the
matter up
American Falls favorable point for the win
ming OF prohibition victory. For the size the town
there is large floating population that largely favor
of saloons Then there large element that has used the
saloon clubhouse and would be temporarily loss
without II In the third place rivalry between
which striving become the established business CEN
ers of town, made saloon champions a number Of wo
There for injecting this rivalry into a
temperance fight, had possible bearing but it was
used teingy nevertheless Had this been eliminated the
vote would have been to favor closing the
looms II temperance sentiment strong throughout
the state the election here would Indicate prohi
bition would carry 10y overwhelming majority if submit
ted to popular vote
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18

we're ordered from L. Boyce, and deliv-
cred the iirs of the week. About thirty
chairs were purchased and the rooms
made neat and cozy.
Aside from number OF the daily and
weekly papers the reading room will
have twenty-five periodicals. and maga-
zines and begin with a little more than
100 volumes of the best literature,
which will be materially increased in
the future. The room will be open
every week day evening and from to
3 Sundays for men and boys and Tues
days and Saturday afternoons for ladies
and girls.
The reading room will undoubtedly
become popular from the first, and be
means of placing the best of literature
within the reach of all.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18
M. E. Church Notice.

From Doubt to Devotion is the
topic for the Epworth League devo-
tionsl meeting next Sunday evening.
Mrs. X. b. Greenwood will lead.
The subject for the morning sermon
will be Gods Best Gift" In the
evening, "The Leadership of Jesus"
All are most cordially invited to at
tend these services
On Monday evening. July 20, there
will be a meeting of the trustees at
the church.
The fourth quarterly meeting will be
held on Sunday. June 20. The sacra-
mental service will be held on the morn
ing of that day.
The fourth quarterly conference of
this year will be held July y. DR.. G.
W. Barnes. district superintendent. will
be present to conduct the business of
that meeting.
JAMES LETrcH. Pastor.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18
Opening Of Free Reading Room Monday.

The free reading room will be thrown
open to the puhlic Monday Afternoon
and Eve in. Fro n 3 to 3 and again iu
the evening the ladies os TIE Sy ihya
Club will hold recep ion. Refresh
ments viii be served and the ladies will
extend hearty welcome 20 all callers.
The idea of establishing reading
room WAS first discussed by the club
about three months ago. but at that
time there were no vacant rooms that
could be secured. The idea was not
abandoned, however. and when the
Chapman building was completed ar
rangements We're made for two rooms
in the rear of the building, which hay 8
been nicely furnished.
-Four large library tables, writing
desk and book cases, Mission style.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18

A reception was given at the Hotel
Remington. Monday afternoon from 3
to 5, by the w. c. T. U. Mrs. <. E.
Shepard was the guest of honor, and in
the receiving line with her were the
officers of the W. c. T. O.. Mrs. Giffin.
Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Evans and Mrs.
Burrell. Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. Moth.
Mrs. Macomber, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Bennion. Mrs. Frank Barn
ard and Miss Minnie Jones composed the
reception and entertainment committee.
Refreshments were served by Miss
Burpee. Miss Bulge. Miss Machines
and Miss Bennion. Music for the oc-
casion was furnished by an orchestra of
three pieces. Decorations were ferns
and sweet peas. The lobby and the
plaza of the hotel were used for the re-
eeption, and proved to be none too
roorny.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18
COURT ORDERS DESTRUCTION
OF SLOT MACHINES.
A Way Feusd to Enforce the Law IN
Wallace Despite The Inactivity
Of Officers Of the Law.

A dispatch in Sundays Boise States
man from Wallace says:
Deputy Sheriff Sutherland today
made return 10 Judge Boomer upon an
order issued yesterday, ordering him to
seize slot machines. Returns show that
the deputy seized all slot machines
named in the order. twelve in number.
Judge Boomer states that Monday he
will issue an order for the destruction of
twelve gambling devices, setting the
date for the latter part of the month SO
that owners may have an opportunity to
take legal steps to protect themselves
If they wish. The deputy did not re-
move any of the machines from the
saloons, but simply attached, put them
out Of commission and ordered that they
be not removed This is the first real
downfall of the elusive money slot ma
chimes in Wallace.
Charges of loose administration of
justice, of conducting farcical trials,
and of attempting to enter into a con-
spiracy with those back Of the law en-
forcement government to defeat the
ends of justice, were made by Rev. j.
ID. Neilan and Rev. Charles McCaughey
at union services of the Congregational.
Methodist and Baptist congregations.
The two ministers have been at the
head of a movement to stop constant
law violations in Wallace and the coun-
ty and denounced in scathing terms the
action Of county Attorney Hanson and
Sheriff Bailey in hindering the progress
of justice.
Influences That Foster Crime, - was
the subject of the address. CONNER
cializing and converting the moral in
terests of the city for financial and ma
terial interests was heavily scored. The
ministers cases had been pending in
the courts for six weeks. involving gam
bling and violations of the Sunday dos-
ing law and the prosecuting attorney
had absolutely refused to take action.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18
SHORT LINE ENGINEERS
AGAIN IN THE FIELD.

An Oregon Short Line surveying
crew arrived here week ago today and
are now engaged in running perma-
nent survey for line ofrailway through
the Carey tract. There is little posi-
tive information that can be CLEANED.
but everything indicates that branch
road will be built from here to some
point on the Mackay branch. probably
Moreland, and that work will begin in
the near future.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18
New Principal Of Schools.

The school board met Monday even
ing and elected w. w. Thompson. of
Richmond, Kansas, principal of our
schools to succeed Professor Smith,
who resigned on account of an unexpect-
ed turn in business affairs at his old
home in Oregon. Mr.. Thompson is a
nephew of J. H. Giffin, and, and has
been principal of the Richmond schools
for two years and refused an advance
in salary in order to come west where
he could get land. lie comes with very
high recommendations and the school
will undoubtedly be in good hands.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18
Presbyterian Church

Sunday, July l9. Sabbath school at
1880. Preaching at 1l:So. Subject:
Under the Juniper Tree" Preaching
at p. m. Subject: What Shall We
Do With Our Victory7"
We hope you will find it convenient
to attend these services.
NJ. 4. CoEN. Pastor.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18

Henry Fackler and ID. j. Pierce were
in from Aberdeen yesterday. When
informed that American Fails had voted
dry" said that adds SIS an acre to
the value of my land. Evidently Mr.
Fackler has not been frightened by
reading some of the literature that has
been scattered broadcast lately.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18

To North Beach near Portland. July
cath. via Oregon Short Line. Tickets
limited to ten days with stop over priv
ileges returning A pleasant weeks
outing on the ocean beach away from
the city heat. Ask agents for rates
and further particulars. Z
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18

A. p. Gilhland. who has been in Twin
Falls visiting daughter for the past
or three weeks.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-07-18

One 8-foot windmill. 24-foot tower,
and wooden S-barrei tank. Enquire,
J. u. Forster. 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-18
AT HOME WITH THE GRIP"

This is so general that in many
Offices and mercantile houses business
Is almest- suspended. The epidemic
may yet break the record of that OF
1889, the worst in history. II you are
fIrowsy. languid or low-spirited, II
you have headache, backache. or are
Jfeverish. don't delay, take dose Of
Hoods pills to move your bowels and
begin treatment with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, the foe to the grip germ in the
blood, and the best appetizer, stomach
tonic and strength-giver.
A Bad Attack had a bad attack
OF the grip. I got a bottle OF Hood 5
Sarsaparilla and Il saved me big
doctors bill. Did me more good than
any other medicine" Mrs. Alice Barr.
Smyrna. Pa.
A Good Medicine was down with
the grip and a bottle or Hoods Sar-
sapariila brought mo up and made me
feel Ike a new woman. recommend
Hoods TO all who want a good medi.
cine" Durell Nurford. Cismont, Va.
Hoods Sarsapariiis rs sold every.
where. In the usual liquid, or In tab.
let form called esrsstsbs. One hun.
kxed doses one dollar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-18

Charles Warren. grand commander
Of the Knights Templar of Michigan,
accompanied by II. p. Taylor, grand
generalissimo, and w. F. King and
w. Il. Jewett. past grand command
ers, went to Adrian Friday and in
spected Commandery, No. 4, of the
knights Templar,
Miss Knapp, OF No. 552 Congress-st.
east, entertained SO guests with cards
Monday Afternoon in honor OF Miss
Alice Kotcher. whose marriage to
George f. Monaghan will be celebrat-
ed in February. The house was dec
Grated in pink and white. the parlors
being In roses and carnations, and
the dining room in lilies on the valley
and primroses.
Mrs. H. II. Grape Smith will sail
for Europe, Monday, Jan. 81.
Miss Stella Ford leaves Detroit for
Louisburg. Pa. Friday, 10 be brides
maid for Miss Mary Matlock. who
will be married TO DR.. Raiguel. Of
Philadelphia, the following week. Miss
Ford will stop in Pittsburg on her
way home for visit with her sister
Mrs. Elmer ID. Speck.
Mrs. Grace Whitney Hoff went to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-18

The way some persons cling to COT
fee even after they know II 10 DONG
them harm, Is a puzzler But IL is an
easy matter to give II up for good
when Postum Food Coffee IL properly
made and used instead.
A girl writes: Mother had been
suffering with nervous headaches TO
seven weary years, but kept drinking
coffee.
One day I asked her why she did
not give up coffee as cousin OF mine
had done who had taken to Postum
nut Mother was such a slave 70 cof
fec she thought Il would be terrible t.
give It up.
FINALLY. one day, she made thr
change to Postum, and quickly her
headaches disappeared. One mornine
while she was drinking Postum So
freely and With such relish, J asked
for taste.
THAT started me on Postum anu
now drink II more freely than dio
coffee. which never comes into ou'
house how
"A girl friend of mine, one day. saw
me drinking Postum and asked IL II
was coffee. told her II was Postum
and gave her some to take home. bu'
forgot 10 tell her how to make II.
The next day she said she did Dpi
see how could drink Postum. ffounf
she had made II like ordinary coffee
So I told her how TO make II right anJ
gave heF eupfall I made after boil
ing n fifteen minutes. She said she
never drank any coffee that tasted a.
good. and now coffee Is banished from
both our homes" Name given by Post
am Co Battle Greek. Michigan
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