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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29
Cured Green Corn.
Maine Hunters Sample an Early Dutch
Idea and Like 1t.
[Unity, Me-, Correspondence N. Y. Su

rJJnitv, Me-, Correspondence N. Y SUM-
Because Is acres of sweet corn which
James Aver had planted for filing the
farm silo was permitted to stand until
the ears were in the milk before cutting,
Miss Mildred Aver, the farmers 16-year-
old daughter, was able to earn S22o by
husking and boiling the unripe ears and
curing them for winter use after a meth
cd practiced by the early Dutch settlers
of New York.
Having husked her corn and boiled it
in the ear, she cut away the fat kernels
with thin knife and placed the shelled
green corn on screens covered with mos
quito bar netting above the family cook
stove. where it remained until the ker-
nels became hard and had shrunk more
than one-half in bulk from drying. All
that remained to do was to tie the dried
corn in stout cotton bags and find mar
ket.
Owing to the fact that the Maine corn
Gamers use much sugar IN putting up
their harvest, hunters and tourists who
90 into the woods are averse to canned
corn as regular diet, to say nothing
about the extra weight and bulk OF the
tin cans and the watery ingredients. The
old-time hunters preferred the dried corn,
because 1t was not only light and water
proof and easy to handle in totlng, but 1t
weighed about 70 per cent. less than the
same amount of corn in cans.
To prepare canned corn for eating re-
ouired a can opener and other fiXlngs,
while a handful of dried corn put IN Try
pan with pinch of salt and dash OF
pepper, and perhaps little butter or
oleomargarine with hot water enough
added to give the mass the consistency
of canned corn, made a meal ready TO
serve upon the camp table in few MIN
utes. Then the bag of dried corn was
tied up and ready to be taken, IN canoe
or by pack horse to any place that coulo
be reached by man.
A year ago a party OF hunters IRON
New York came to Maine after moose
and brought a bag of home-cured corn
along, and the ancient method proved 70
be SO valuable in saving OF bulk and
weight that other hunters resolved TO
add dried corn to their supplies on future
hunting trips. Green corn that has been
boiled and dried cannot be purchased at
any of the supply stores in the nuhtihg
districts of Maine, so the contrlputloh
from the Aver farm proved God-seno,
Miss Aver selling out her entire stock TOR
eight cents pound, or double tne rates
charged for canned corn and four tlmes
the price received for the ordinary morse
tooth corn from the west.
Meanwhile the earless cornstalks went
into the Aver silo to be eaten by the DAIRY
cows, as was planned when the field was
planted last May.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29

YER gf. when you'll mash a finger or
.a4. burn or scald. Be prepar-
By .....- electric Oil instantly re-
.n-,l tEly cures the wound.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29
DL Hearst thinks of His Con.
toDp0rdrieS.

H. samples. Study the Hearst
Ks What view of life is I'M
b ~ sin Not discuss just now
r, !. their exploitation OF
L uH .N-ssion, or the fact that
.nM made largely out of ad-
SGJ l.' fraudulent and degrad-
lis . United point we have in
l-'5-', ea5ment Of public men who
me- llr H-arst's ambition or OPP
hs Here is a summary:
En, u is a baboon.
Roosevelt is a servant of the
! Roosevelt tried to steal the Re-
Man domination from Mr.. Taft.
! dlgle is not one bit different,
va, II aalsing a living, from the
lSot" lawyer you ever saw.
zane was coward" IAN alb
aese .upetent poltroon," and,
! % Fro Cleveland, 1.-THE most
lss- AND nated creature in the hemis-
' jerome is petty larcenist," and
I'I;l'a' atan waterbury,
| Iaaa.tr IS q servant of the bosses.
'. B@a is a donkey, a raven, an
Y: and crooked politician.
''r I Roosparte is a "cab horse"
amoo.
resident haries W. Eliot of Harvard
N whose mental course is run. :"
ny b. Parker is "a political cock
I .oaas B. Reed was 1.-The cold-blooded
fsas oi nercenary interests. A."
N nv lhqate is the ''servile lick
N Of " trusts.
H. fl.ton Cutting is "a worthless
' ~, Mcclellan is "a dead cat" and
'ns vgAel little sneak thief.
pr ry' .e3e and was "a living, breath
h. Srlg ~ traeehe8."
H.r..' "a only one bright spot; one gem
i 'af serene. Guess. Who is
In" st is d candidate for office
b. NJ, wants to render good service
\ 6 rSaist Is going to succeed be-
|uf,S and Intelligence combined
- The long run. :" Selah!
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29
CAsT0EIA.
Bear. thu :, The Kind You Have Always Bought
' g.; q; ;,,;.:;:;7:z: :; K ''''
Maine woman's Club of New York.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. q. The open
ing meeting Of the Maine Woman's Club
of New York was held at the home of the
president, Mrs. A. H. Bickmore, list
street and West End avenue, Saturday,
Oct. 18th. Nine new members were
elected, which increases the membership
to about 1875 active members all Maine
born women. This club was organized
some four or five years ago with the OBJ
ject of bringing together in social way
women now residing in Greater New
York, and it already numbers among its
members many representative women.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29
KEEP 1T UP!
A JEWELLERS EXPERIENCE.

C. R. Kluger, The Jeweler, 1860 Virginia
Ave. indianapolis, Ind, writes: g! was so
weak from kidney trouble that could hardly
walk a hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley
Kidney Remedy cleared my complexion, cl1red
my backache and the Irregularities disappear
day. and recommend Foley's Kidney Remedy
to all sufferers, as it cured me after the doc
tors and other remedies had failed. R. H.
Moody
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29
=, Ioin Worlds Tars.

amen to be Banded in New
jstHD ..od organized Work for Sail
|BNtD''D IN seafaring Nations.
|sr Hs~ os oct. 26th. To organize
lNsV ,r seamen of the world for
pre- welfare among the nations
'Hp IS the object of an interna-
Fb5s sston which was formed
b. .rspices of the American Sea-
tI ' r;,oi Society in this city today.
..t time a systematized effort
r ,s5e for joining together the
r men who follow the sea to
c' .ailors problems under this
y christian Brotherhood. "
FFs'F in the new body has been
1''' sr 10 the tars of every nation
b" sodauarters established at the
r H,ss Of the American society
ETl
ia' If he dedication of their
\ .r.. for seamen and the con-
heal workers from all over
ys,h was held here by the
mems Friend Society early
,t permanent organization
saiiormen has been effect
w workers in shipping circles
ports in every country
SKI. to their home stations
'..eU organize and enlist sail
.r3rters of the brotherhood.
. a..7 Germany, Denmark,
,s5 i Belgium are to begin
y 15ly at once with native
,.- flag has today been
a pted by the Seamen's
nv. hood. On a field of
.., nrms a cross, star and
,...u. # the Christian char
ganization. A badge
4 s aaguish its members in
a,... cry sea of the globe
%. .sa u0vided. Headquarters
a. of ars and members Of the
~.. @ may meet in almost
.-5. ar- ia the world are being
rce i
ationaI conventions of
.s.~ ,- Of the Seamen's Chris
Brotherhood will be held for the
g,o aat Improvement of condl-
.m.rng the seafarer on every
.I- matters of the provision OF |
INC fr-. 1T sea, suitable quarters
-o4 sn. r.torm in shipping methods,
tvg- discussed at the recent con-
rrr lss,4men, will be kept actively |
t- BIZ -ae new organization. Leg
ia -.-feiai to the general seafar-
aa,, wi also be projected and
rmv . 10 the sea powers OF the
HI only a beginning in the
en-r.a uoyement for sailors that !
-y mar set under way said e.
l4rsa Hanter, secretary Of the
-cl s.anen' Friend Society at |
ary4rar-, IS Wall street, today.
IS n,.,t that all friends of the
rac a,.-- have for years had in
Iur,-.7 tine Seamen's Christian
,u which we have this day |
he sid. prove one of the greatest
rs 2.I among the world S sail
la- 74- ..er been undertaken among
aaan the earth. y
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is used e,
nearly everywhere. because II not Oh. Gnly meals
but it drives the cold out Of the system
throuoh it's laxative principle by assuring
free and GENTLE action Of the bowels, and that
is the only way to cure cold. You cant cure
it as long as you are constipated. Insist upon
Kennedy's Laxative Cough syrup. Soio ny H.
H. Moody.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly,
strengthens the lungs and expels colds. Get
the genuine in a yellow package. R. H. Moody.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
GapitGn @nn SdJaif i'm 3ndDtbanic,

9tem Dort 26. }ebrilar. -
S5eute gormittua 10 llbr trot 6upi-
tan @ilinm Yan Sdaid, luelfer lei
ner 3eit oen lmgliifieligen Gumpier
y@enerol SIocllm" beiebligte, DIE
6obrt uah Dem 3uhtboule 81 Siug
Sino al, nm oort oie iiber ibn per
bGngte 5e6niGbri9e Straie oui iih ]ll
nebmen. Gigentli6 ioIlte Der Stroi'
cntritt bereits Aeitern eriolgcn, ood
Iicb man @nnoe iiir Reht ergeben,
"a ser Gopitdn iih gcitern nod uOl
ieinen ebemoligcn Goaegen berob'
iAie0cn lpoQte. Iie ollniteo Snrbor
Nr t" ser Y2lmcricnn gliioeintion Of
Motes ono 9Silot3 OF Stcon 8elielS" "
bottc 5u Oieicru 3wct in ibren Der
innnlllmasrdimcn, gtr. 81, Stotc-
StraBc, cine Spcjial Teriomlnlung
anberaunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Sin poflibcs @eilmittcl

u. e. @aier ouu $50. Suiia.str., Tctp.Sr.
leans, 9n, i6rebt; SD bate an tbruniibem
Rbcnmnttsmns felt tinacr. ais irtS Munateu
NcIitten SD toHnie mfine Sono ntt Bum
aopie erbebcn. nod baS penlo aus5ieben. ebe
Id 9rcibicrteI Der SIniCbe bon HnopabS ReuoD
ReIici duSacbrnldbt bate. fonne Id meine gr.
me 70 iuie lie ocbrnuben."
9ian,paD's NenbD Meliei lit fiber, suberIdTiia
uno eiieItoou, negcn ieiner itimuIircnoen Gi,
1eniC6dftcit uecbc oniicIbe uui bic gerpen uno
bte 9Siberiunosfroft oes N5rperS uusiibt, tuoem
cS bic crItcren frdfat une BE ittIummernoeI
pbpitiben Nrdiie 8u erileuter uno erb5ber 3bd.
itnictt nnfpornt tilo ourCb oieie Gefunbe stmu.
Iat'on uno crb0bte gIIton oie llriadle it, iueIbe
Den SdmrrS pcrtreibt nub ben naiiirIiben 3u.
iinno luicber betiieIIt 1as 1T Der 8rnno, peS,
bnIb hGS MeaoN 5ietrt cine 70 benor8uete Ser.
mcnoun1 5ur oeliung uuu sdlmer5en finbet.
obne eire GcfnDr oer Gddbgne. tueI6e mad,
benz 9cbraud) fo1ennnnier Sbnterjen+pciImittti
oes Dentigen Inees i1er entriit.
glcuBcri6cr Nbeuntismus. NeliraIaie. Seia.
tica. SerrcnIungcn, Guetfbuuaer W,osiitosStt.
dc, Glide polt anocreu Snfcften. Sornenbruno,
grnnonnnocn. 9abuf6mer5. aopibmers.
e0mer5en I'M liitden, uesben ollrb cine emma.
lteG. slnmenouag bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
llcbcridmemmnngcn mno Gcbensuer'
Init in Ycnninlpnmicn.

Gbilaoelp ia, 26. 5ebriar.
- Ter berte iriib bier eingetretene
heItige 9iegenlturm bat groben Sd)a.
Sen in peridie0enen lbeiIen oeS
StdoteS Eenniplponien ueruriadt,
nnlrcntlih IN Gebonon Cation,
Niltesburre, 2Ilcntolun um0 l(mge-
bun1. 8iele 6amiIien nnlBten au5
ibrcn @obnllngen entiIicben itnO cine
2In5abl 6abriten poren sur GinItel-
Iltng oes gcfie6eS gc5mltngen, nab.
reno Ser Giienbobnoerfebr in oers
ldcoeneu 8cgenoen oltrf llcber.
ldmen1niln8en geIt6rt luuroc. 2Iud
mcbrcre Wienidenlcben ginger per-
loren. Gin illnger Sobn oc3 Sar.
mcrs 6. ). GlatB ertrnnt BEL einenl
8crilhe, Ben bod nngcihwollenen
NlibfiQ.Grecf nabe GaIton 5u 0urd).
iurtbcn; BEL 9lQentomn iieI ser 5ebn-
iibrigc Midael Gallagher in BEN
SorOan.Greef unO peribmnn0 in oen
rciBenocn 8etu1iiern 0eS 8ndes I;
8reOcrid @urtenmeper- aus 0orf err
trnnf nabe jener Staot bei'm 9l1ti.
fonJen Don Sreibbolj III einem 9ahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
GoQiiipn nno Gebensucrlnit.

Nelp. Dorf 2G. 6ebrlor. -
3pei 6ratbt3iIac Der nNrm- Dorf,
9temsSapen uno SnrtiorO 9abu" col
lioirten bcute iriib bel Der Stotipn
gortpn, nobc Der bieiigen Staot-
oren5e, unO 9remier Charles Tccnicr
pon bier fam babel um's Seben. Der
Gonbufteur ocs cinen 3uges miro
pernliBt irno man uernlttbct, oab er
sic 6Inbt cr2riiIcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
@crmiRtcr Soloat ais YcidJe geinn.
ben.

vi Milmington Gel, 26. Tebr.
- Sine tbeiImeiie 5erItiideIte 2eide,
OernnltbIiN Oieieni8e 3obn Gouer's,
cineS icit Icbtcm gtopember permiB.
ten Solodten ans oen naben ,Se.
Ihtua9merfer, uurOe Dellte nabe De.
lapnre Gitp ats Dem 9beiapeafe uno
Gclamure'aonal gejogen. Die llebers
reIte lino lhIimm 5erileiibt uno falt
nndt rno 1beile bon beioen g(rmen
icbIen. Oinn uermutbet einen Moro
lnO cine lmterluduug lit i'm 8nnge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Gcrmiidtc telcerapbiidc ScpcidJcn.

Sn Utica, N.-O, bat Die
5rnluing MiiiorO's 9. Sog1ntt's,
@oupernenrs bon 2llosfa, nit Sri.
GlariIiu 6. Wiaaro in ser 9ebait'
lung ser @ltern Ser 2ebteren itnttge'
ilinoen. Sri. Ytillaro bate Srr.
Soggatt oui einer 3our na6 2llusfa
i'm perfloiienen Sabre fennen gelernt.
- 5. Eicrpont Diorgan rcilte &C.
tern in Gcieaifait leiner 1odter
tsrau Serbert 9. SatterIee BON Neip.
gorf aus oui Dem Vanpier r9oria-
tic" na6 europa ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
9iouicucft rcoct.

Sin Gmpiuna Der 0eleaoteh Der
9totional Goucotion gliiocintion.
- &ein 9tablaiien in Dem aoms
pie Negen Spibbiiberci uno Gor'
rllpiion.
@oi binQton, .. g., 26. 6cbr.
-ErGiioent Nooiepelt empfing bellte
sic Gclcgnten Der bier taaenOcn D9ta-
tionoI @Olcotion 9liiociation" I'M
WeiBen Snllc. nobel er @cIcgenbeit
nobnl oui'S 9tctc 81 uerliderlL Dab
er IN iciucnl &rie2c ge9en SpiBbilbe'
rel llnO Corruption niht nodBuInIs
fen opocnft. 2IuBerOcm icbtc er leine
9lnlihten iibcr Gr5iebungSmetboocn
i'm @Gugeren ultscinanoer.
Sn ser beutigcn @eihGltSIiblng
ser 9liIociation >ullrOe SfInbomN Gitp
ais n0tbiter &crIummlunGSort aus
erforen. Gle 9cuntenmobl Bate
iolQenoeS Neiiltot: FrdliOent ". $.
Glion Glcpclono, o.; 1. @icc BrG-
ii0cnt lapio =. Sobnion, NodbilI,
S.sG.; 2. @icc |rGiioentin Sri. Sod
9enoer, 9uiinIu, N-2, ilno Setre'
tGr u. &. geIiom Salt 2ate GitD,
lltnb..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
@oninlatsidreibcr bcaeht selbitmorb,

Gincinnati 8, 2G. ,Sebrllar.
r. @rnIt Glgen OicDcr, lpcIher ieit
% Subren ais Shreber inn hieIigen
oertihen aonililat ongeitclt lno Dor
aur5enl entloiieu poroen mar, be-
gng beltte SeIbIinoro ourb Grihie.
ben, ,Sm aoniuIat miro ertIdrt
DtcDer bnbe ieine Stelle Wcgen
Observation-Disclosures perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
guenl Eption fiir Chip.

Columbus, ., 26. 6ebrlar.
- Gle YiQ sur Ginfiibrung bon
2ocal Option in alien 3beilen oeS
Stoate8 nuroe bcute nit 70 gegen
36 Stimmen i'm llnterbnuie Der sc.
gislatllr ongenommen. Ger StantS'
Senat bat iie ihon iriiber poiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

liGion gelebrt, oab lsdibhnGen notbluenoie iino.
Infer Sorjng H. ouB mir III oieer @rienntnib
telHe Sebre brautbcn. Infer gr0bier 2orBns IN
ddrpers Ger gSaibun1en beoari. iuu er iiitht els
Hem frib5citigcn Iooe berianeu. Infer Gr6bier
Gur5uq III ubcr oGB mip iueHiaiienS elm Rittel
thr uItlere Jcitianng bnbeH, has obne iSeb oeu
Abtdllioiien 81 beireien; ct. QernGro 4rduters
pitlen. Nur ueGeiubi.iidb; feline ihdolben W,i'
Eernlten IN apuibeien 5u DabeH.
(SiSoSt1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

0clll SSC9c u0u EcuOcr llld) Fus
tcrion. - @nlOi0c Erojciiirung
OcS M6rOcr9. - ]}cuc Wlitt6ciz
lllnacn 0eiicIbcn.
Gcnpcr, Sol, 26. Gcbruor. --
Die @eicbe oeS bier BON Dem itolcni-
ic6cn 9tnarhiiten 2llio oocr Giuoruoc.
clio crmoroctcn SraB2toncr @cilt-
liden Geo pcinricb prr0c bcute Don
ser ct. GIiiobetb-&ircbc nocb Ocm
llnion- 9a6nboie gebracbt lln0 NiuB
non BORT ats iiber sic o9urlingtou-
@obn" sur @ecroiguH nnh Eotcr-
ion, N-&y ob, no lih 0nS Noupt-
quarter ser 6ranji9tancr Scr Der.
Stantcu bciinoet. Ger 2eiCbcn}ta
mar ru lan4cr lm0 SulICn0e bon
WenilGcn entbI6Bten intermc1S oic
SGuptcr, ais ser YeidcnUaaen uor=
teiin6r. Sine 2lbtbeihmg Eoli5ei
morlCbirte on Der Spite lno cine
Gonpnluic St. &obonnc@.Hitter, III
poller Uniform ln0 nit Ac5oaencm
0c0cn, biloetc Oic Gbrcnmahe. Otit-
QIic0er ser Columbus Sitter mo an
Oercr tntbuliihcr TcreiniGlmAen lol9-
ten Oem SnrAe 5lt 6uBe lmo cine
Ian9e Ncibe bon autihcn idIoB Sen
3u1 aein cin5iger Git III ser STRIDE
mar Iccr mGbreno oe9 9eihcn.SotteS-
oicnItcS. @ouuerncur @uhtel un0
MoDor SpGer beion0eu iidb inter Sen
9ImUelen0en ln0 al 5000 WienIden
barrtcn por ser Stride oltf 0ns Gr-
lcbehcn 0eS SaracS. &nter gSm.
S'9fuan bicIt Die 2eihcnprc0igt, III
ruclder ct Ocm Grmor0eten QroBe5
Cob 5oate ltn0 oie Cbuten ser MAR
diItcn oCnlul5irtc.
GiitriftSonmoIt Geo. q. Stio1er
reihte belte iormcIlc Sniormation
Qcgcn @uicppc Milo, alias @uornoc.
clio, alias Gabrielle, cilL luclde i'm
ser @rmorolrq OeS @ciitIiden be.
idulOigt. Ser 8eiunacne miro Ocm-
nGhit BON Colorado SpringS, mobin
man i'm nn6 iciner Serbditlng
brodtc, llm ein 2pndgcridt ST per.
bitten, 6ier6er 3uriif ipeoirt lmo Dor
@cridt geiteat merOen. gr ioQ in
cincn @eItGnoniB nnGegcbcn boben,
ct bobc iih in Der Eerion bcS Grnors
octcn geirrt llno oeniclben in Der
fGlihIihcn 2(uiibt gct0otct, oab Ser.
iclbe cin il Ioniihcr Yriciter aus
9luoIa lei, ipelber in icincm Gater.
lnnoe beruorrogen0en glntbeil al Der
@ef1mpfllng ser 9epoIltioniitcn
nnbnl uno oeSbaIb bon ibnen gum
Jo0c perrrtbeilt lulIroc. 2llio crs
flGrt CT fenne 0cn 9tanen oeS be.
trefienoen BricIterS nidt, nucin Der.
ieIbc ici ein 9liiitent beS ToterS Dii,
dali III gtpoln gcipeicn itnO in eincm
StrdBentunpfe ant Slterlonutdg BON
1896 blirf einen aniippcliblog al
ser Stirn uermunoct morocn. Eater
SEQ bobc cine 9iorbe an ser Stirn
9ebnbt uno cr (}IIio) babe i'm aus
6iciem @rltnoe fir Ocn 9eiuAten
8citIihen aus Si5iIien gcbnlten.
Colorado springs, Sol,
2G 6ebrror. Ger WGroer Milo
crtlGrtc beltte inn biciigcn @eiGngniB,
er ici entidIoiieL iih OcS N'orOe9
ItuIoig 5u befcnnen SD babe,
iogte er, vobnebin nift Die aerin1Ite
2luSiidt 81 entrinner, luO ih iiirdte
ben So0 nidt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
rSm y 9unoesgeri6t 81 0ep.Su.

- Snl Sltnoesgerid)t 81 gtem.tSa'
ten, Gonn, lit 2ouiS y. zimmerman,
Der nab ieinen eigenen 8eitGnoniB
EoItunueiiungen geItoblen uno in
9oItpn Sartioro, Bridgeport uno
9feIp- -Soocn perfnuit bat, 5u iiini
&dbren 3uhtbalS uerurtbeilt NOR.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Gritifer att @rrf.
Scnaturcn Gnlbcrion nno gicliun
9rgcn GunruntrcfurmsSia.

Nmabme ser Bill 5ltr 0iepiiion ser
Grininol0eirbc ser Ser. StaatCn
i'm Scnat. - gluBemcinc Ge6uttc
iber glrmcc TcrlpilligllngSbill
I'M Observation-Disclosures gci6Ioi.
len. - 0al3eu BON EennWInN,
nien Iobt ben SHuetarif aI5
llriprltng ollc3 0'utcn. - Soli-
|iton BON Iemeiice lit anoercr
2Iniiht. - Cine neue Cbioer
Eeuiion3 &occ.
@oibiuQton :. e., 2G. sScbr
-3nCi Me0cn murocn bcilte I'M Sca
nnt 0egen sic icbmcbcnOe 2IIorida
Gourantbil gebulten. GllIberlon
(ler.) tritiiirte Die Norlo1e lmo be-
iprod Ole 2lmcn0cmentc, mclte ibnl
n0tbi9 iheincu INN lie CinigcrnoBcn
jmedentiprcdeno 81 geItaIten. 9tel.
ion (Oiinu) tuocIte sic Bill cbcniull8
lmo iproh ibr alien Nertb ob.
Iie Gourantbiu lulr0e allf 2lntra9
9llorih'S or. 81 3rm olmoollcnOc'
ten @eicbGit" OcS SenatS 9emadt.
Gic 9iu sur 9icpiiion ser Criminal
@eiebe ser Ser. Stoatcn mltroe on'
9cnommcu. I'm l.22 criolgtc Ser
ta4llng.
9ol3eQ (Eo), elmer ser berOor.
rogenOiten ShubjoIlner Oes 2anocS,
beIt bette BEL ser 6ortietung Scr
uugeneinen Gebottc iibcr sic 2lrlnec-
8erluilli1un9Sbia i'm HeprGlenton'
teuhonic cine longe 9ieoe 5l1r Ser
tbcioiglmg ser republifoniid)en Ear-
tel unO ibrer 8olitif. 9tomcntlid
pcrfoft CT onS Shutturif SpltcnL
luelhes, iuic cr beborptete, Die Ser,
Stuotcn in Stono Gciebt bat, lid 5il
elmer ser grobtcn inollItrieIlen 9totio'
nen ser 8clt 81 cntlpidcln. 8eoner
0laubte nicbt, oob ir9enO iucldJe 9tcpi.
lion bes 5oriiS uotbpenOig lei bielt
eS icoo6 iiir 5citgcnlGB, 0cn 2lnlihtcn
ocrjeni9crL melbc gemilie 0er1noc'
riln9en fir Gcboten balten, cinige
9fiidiidt 81 ihcnfen. gSie ii6 aud
sic Neuiion gcitnltcn nto9e, Iogtc
9ol5eQ mciter, 10 f6nne CT leine 3t'
bGrcr iebt i6on pcrIidern, OoB lie I'M
Gintlong nit Der rcpllblifaniiden
lbcoric oc8 Shl1bcS fir 0ic cinbei-
miif)e Sn0ultrie un0 iiir oen Sobn
scr 9lrbeitcr Oe5 2nn0cS ltcbcn mers
SC, notiirIid noraltaBcicbt oob Die
Hcpublifancr in ser fonmcnOcn
0ubI iiegcn.
Souiton (Icr.) bcnun3irtc OaS re-
publifoniihe EoriiipitcnL wcl6enL
mie cr iugtc, sic 3rllIts ibre Griitenj
peronnfen, uno orong oui Heoilien.
Sberpooo (O.) rc0etc SIT @unIten
ieiner 9iu, peId)e alien SolOaten 0cS
9iirgerfrie1cS cine Yeniion bon ci'
nen Collar pro Gug beluilli9t lmo
9outea (SaS.) erp6bnte in elmer 9ln'
iprade Oic intereiinnte Sbntiod)c,
onB ooS in Sen Ser. Staaten Dor
r1tbige @olo gum crlteu Malc Die
SGbe bon $1,000 100000 erreiht
babe.
Die glrmcc SerluilliglnIgSbill
nuroe nod 0cm Sdhlb Scr ollgemei'
nen 9ebotte bcbrfS 2ImenoirinG per
leielL lno lire GrIpGaung mar noh
niht beenOet ais lcb oa8 Sons llnt
$50 pertagte.
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Snrd, oas @criidDerunaSScpartcment.

Guuhcuirtcr Mnsncis ibcr bcn Stnuo Der
uSume Suiufanec Company uun Ne,ps
g)urt" am 81 Tc5embcr 1907.
@eidnlnlie Snndbnten. .........Sti .2SO 92i2
(SeIannie glusgu0eu. .......... S,756,971.07
tububcu.
8rrhbeitb, bon Der 3eicuibdit
Oceofet .................... 1,543. .s02 .0G
SOpuiDeien uuf @runociaeutbnnl 1872 10000
Gifcten uno S6laainnep, bon
Der GieieIf6att geetgnet. 80. 11,S2s, ,G07.35
Nlnr I'M Gilredu uro IN ben
Qanien ................. 1911 G07t7
MoeniensN sNtlan3eu ............ S32. 400 10
Reuiiirbdre Soroerut9cU ....... 1,663.4O
Nicbt collefiirle Counter II. Stices
Qrdmien :. ................ 33t .G03 50
grutto CSut6a6en ........... %, ,252 ,7Jl 80
Ridlt Bnacitauofnc 0utbnbeu.
NgeHten Nllan6en.
ooer mebr WloHate
idllip . .f. 2s,0s0.47
Jtitdgang Der gSeriOe
Seluritiieu ......1 ,3Gf .OG736
- 1890. .O5Gs2
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Onte 1lemiekeitrn.

Cine sentid.tafieniid1e Fharmaeic III croft
6r3ttcr Aafb 1T 81 ie0er 5eit bort bon erfnb.
reHen, prafiiiben @erSien 3u b1ben. TeraeeH
Gle nicbt bic gtintmer. SAG ch'9ratt. strabe.
Seiephon g. & T. St. RduI 5329-W. 0s Bro
GualiidI, Eeutfd uro 5talemiidI geiprod1en.
(Sebr23, ,tWtJ
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6nbcn Xic 8atarrh 4:

Besbalb eonfuIiiren sic nitbt
einen Nr3t, fpeI1er Statarrb'
stranlbetten Der slafe, oes SaI,
les, ner 2ungc uno Der Sbren
fit ldnaer, ais 20 Sabre IN
oitfer Siuot bebdn6t..i bat2 -
gBenn Gle reid ft.to. ,oivo sSb.
nen ri6t 5u oieI abDerldngt,
un9 ipenn Gle arm jino, 10
braLben Sie nur fit bic W4e.
oi3in 81 be3ablen bel Tr. Sart
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lens, A. 1904, Wsft'anattie. .straRe. Office.
Gfunien bon 8 his 10 llbr UiprIens uno bon
II llbr Witinn3 his llDr sIbeuos.
(9ea2O-J
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Oad'poy's
(eudy Rel;ef
@enn CIR uuu
Rbemmatiamms,
1tenralaic,
5riatira

oocr SNmer5en ir0en0 meIder 9trt
acplagt ieiO, Damn peri6nfit Guh
cine 6lade bon Haopap'S ReoOp
OicIici; bciolat sic auf ser 6laibe be.
imOIibe 0cbrnuGsnnmeiiunG luo
S6r rucrOet iofortige 2inoerung bon
S6mer5 bctomHen - ein ReCoro bon
mebr ais
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Saenfzie Sabre

ais iicbercS 0}ittcI gegen ,unnSe Gcble,
NbcnmatiSmuS, Nenralaic, SrGune,
GrfGltumM Scrcuidluf, Grippe nmo
Gnngcncrt5iinonug.