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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30

MisscS blanche Webb and Claudia
Perkins entertained the Fortnigh,
Buchrc Club last night Mt tho hon.u
OF Mrs II. +. Stcarncs on West ave-
nur.
Miss Hclun Lcylandcr left ycstcr-
day for Williamsport, Pa, To resume
her studies nj the Wyoming Scmln
airy after u visit 10 her aunt. Mrs.
james *. Corss. on West avenue.
Mrs. Bayly KIM hus returned from
II visit of several weeks to relatives
i'll New Orleans.
MIR. and Mrs. Sol pcyser left yes.
terday for Washington to attend the
wedding of Mir. Pcyser's sister.
Miss Belle Hariaell entertained tho
Five Hundred Club last night ut her
home on Fifty-sccond street.
Die I.icbo ToRsa Club will be en-
lertaincd next week ~ Mrs. El6clt
Ncxscn ut her home on Huntlngton
avenue.
Mrs. Louise Jones. of 1876 Thirty
second street. has returned from Il
visit to New York.
Miss Martha Spencer, of Williams
burg, Is visiting the Misses Henley.
Miss Norma Norton. of Now York. is
the guest of her brother, Mr. Haroi.i
Norton. at 232 Forty ninth street.
Miss Sadie Los. of Grafton. is Wis
,iting Mrs. r. c, Powell. in East End
Miss Jennie Roberts. of New Kent
county. is the guest of Mrs Otis Bat
lentinc.
Mrs. A. n. Cox has returned from
Surry county. where sho was called
on account, of the illness of her
brother.
Mrs, S, G, Garrow has returned from
West Point. whore she was called by
news of the Illness of her niece. Miss
Matte cure.
Captain w. W, Buchauan left yes
to-day for n visit TO his old home nj
gainesville. Ohio.
Miss fIclen Robertson has returned
home after spending two weeks in
North Carolina.
Mrs. Harriet y. Allen celebrated her
list birthday last evening by enter
tanning her daughters and crandchii-
S,reu AT the homo of her daughter,
Mrs. -, w, Crnmp on Fortyyn'l,
street. The daughters are Mrs. Crump
and Mrs. !. D. G. Brown. OF this city,
and Mrs. e. L. Francis. OF GrcenspoiC [,
New York. all of whom were present
with their children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
FACTS FoR SICK WoMERa.

For thirty years Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tdlnors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, flatulenoy, indiges-
ion,dizziness, or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health Address, Lynn, Mass.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Payino up Very SLOWLY.

There has been no rush To- pay poll
taxes at tho Office of Treasurer
Curtis this week. and the Indications
are that the city's vote in the presi-
Dental and congressional eloclions
next fan will bc light All who do
not pay the tax on or before noxt
saturday cannot vote in tho oloctlons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
PLENTY Of TroubIc

- caused by siagnation or The livcr
aud bowels TO get rid Of 1t ami
headache and biliousness and tnc mol
'srn That brinrs jaundice, take Or.
Kings New Life PiilS the reliable
pnrifiprs that do the WORK without
Frinding or gripping 25c at All Drug
sisis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Nervous women should profit
by Mrs. Barton's experience with
Lydia Il. PinlSham's Compound.

Mrs. Helen Barton, of 81 Pear
son Street, Chicago, ILL.,, writes to
Mrs. Hnkham.
wac all rundown, and on the verge
OF nervous prostration from overwork
and worry. and ill in bed, when began
taking Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. After had taken it week
commenced to get better. continued
its use, my nervous trouble disappeared,
and am completely restored to health.
hope Lydia Il. Pinlsham's Vegetable
Compound will benefit other women
as il has me-"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
ahin .ErYo comnletes carno.

The full rugged ahh, William r..
FRYE will finish loading u cargo OF
a,opu IONS .; coal today and will sail
for the Mare Island navy yard. san
Francisco
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
PoWeIl Trust Co.
Sccial-Personal

Misses blanche Webb and Claudia
Pcrtins entertained the l'ortnigh,
'louchrc Club last night ut tho hone
OF Mrs. Il. +. Stcarncs on West ave-
mug.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30

Miss fIclen Robertson has returned
home after spending two weeks in
North Carolina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
Sine quite &apital sylnlagc.

@robes bierittdiaeS gsububnus, 81 SUB
Srunt, mfr $42 @ruIorerte. 1T an berfhieeele
iSnmilten permietbet uuo briuet $50 muIIdilid.
iucr cine 5arm IaufeH nldtbte. 9}Iberes BET
y. @aoenbscp. Nr. III, aoro.6barIcS. strahe.
(Sepi5.t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14

*** Ser Nnmolt :. &cnrp Nnfer
oils @crluoItcr fiinbiNt all nn0crcr
StcQe bieies 9lottcs an 0oB cr onl
IicnitoN, ocn IS. SUM, Ourd sic
9llftionotorcn Sdmob @roS. & SO.
Gin in Der Nn5ciGe ndbcr bcidricbc.
mes @%umoItiif nit DEM @obnbnnic
Nr. 1914 Iu1io,@iu. Npcnilc, in 81.
icntliher glllftion perfoilicn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14

oenl iinb nod flint flcilerc &iuuS
uor6unocn lpeld]e gelp0bnlid) mGb-
reno Der Commemorate nermlicthct
icltr6Cn.
0ic Soic Gepoiit uno Grlrit Go.
pcrfanitc boa 0roBe GorlbIc &mucieu
int @reen Spring @oIlen nobc Gcclc.
itpn Stotion an 6rolt Y. O'GonrcH
Scillcn. Nltf bcmicIbcn bcfin0ct itd)
Elm ]clcAnntcS @obngcbGlloc.
Gr. NooIpb g.. Srcc0om forite
ron Goipor0 S.Glorf ocn bon scr fl ,
S%crin0ton.. 10. uno D}llIbcrrpItrubc
6c0ren5ten Ebcil oea 2pnoburit.Nn
!pclcna fiir 0cn HrciS pom ctlpa SIS.
GOO.
9ouih 6iibod) uno &omc5 N.Wors
rinlL Jun, follften bon &rn. u.6rul
Charles 5. 9onoportc Ocrcn bib
ibcS, an GnIpertItr. ltnb |9llz
leu bciinolidc9 @obngcbQuoc fiir
$1,000.
yHic bcrcit8 Gingona3 cr>uGbnt,
lpltr0cn 0icic Mod)c @oucrluubniB-
SGGinc iiir iibcr POO @obnbGuier
ull9acitcllt. Gle Wcbrobl oicicr
nclcu &Glticr mcrocu in 9torooit.
Baltimore crrid)tct. Com. :. @ull
lnQber miro 20 }nciItodi0c Nnditciu.
h0llicr nit cincm &oitcnotfmnnOc
Ton $4,000 crridtcn. 3u0lf ser.
iclbcn fonnncu an Der Oiticitc seer
&u5crncitroBc, 5luiihcn Molmmcnt.
m10 WooiionltrnBe. 81 Itcbcu mo Die
unOcrCn an Der Siinicitc Scr Wonu-
mcntItroBc, 5pilhcn <jcrnc. umb
9toicItruBc.
Wolter 9. @cltpIol bat Grlul6nib
5ltr Grbolung BON 36 5mcilt0diQCn
MGllicrn an NotnnocItroBG jniihcn
N%nirnlount 2 Npenlc lno Gopettcs
StroBc. Gicielhcn ipcroen $3t, 100
toltcn.
&n tltr5cr 3cit miro Die oSt,Euul
&coltp Company" nit ocru Noll BON
tG o%rciIt0digcn @obnb00ricrn uuf
Ger y4citicitc ser ). StroBc, 5uiidclr
9tortb Npcnle uno YreBbllruitruBe,
b%cAinncn. Nicielbe Gompognic be-
oblid)tigt, iieben Gbnlide &0uier an
Nortb Npcnuc, 5luiihct Ger ). mo
NrcBburpitroBc, errid)tcn 81 loiicn.
9rciBig 5ueiit0dige @obnb0uicr
miro G0lunro :. Storf I'M oltIidcn
StoOttbcile III ollernGdltcr 3cit ct
bultcn IolicL orci5ebn oericlbcn olli
ser Meltieitc ser Gait = Nucnllc, 5ui
ld)el Tuirnlollnt : Npclntc ltn0 Wol-
t!morcitrnBe, brei5ebn lpeiterc an
Ger Gillette BON GlintonitraBe, 5mi.
ld)cn Sairnlount : gpcntc uto BAL
timloreitrobe, ltnO bier onocre olli
Ger SiiOicite Der Snirmount Npcnue,
5tpilhcn G%o1tonltroBe NM 9ult.9lpe.
Scoes Der @6llicr miro ctluu $500
ttIicll.
NrdJitcft Sofob =. @crpiQ bat bcit
Nllitrag crboIter, ElGne iiir 3lu6If
5luciit0digc SGlticr 81 cnt1ucricn, bic
Ertbltr @ur0cttc olli Scr Siioicitc Der
NoltimorcItroBc, 5uiidJeu Catherine.
StrnBe unO Carlton = Sonc, crbnllt;
fcrncr iiir od)t 5rpciit0di1c @obnbGl;-
lcr, mcld)c Nr. Nurocttc an Sufitr.,
5miidcn Der y. u1to 2S. Strnbe,
crrid)tcn lGbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14

"*" Gic Inp6Gtc Somc8 8. Gino.
ian un5 Somca I.WicGortbp ais &cr.
moltcr tiin0igcn al onbcrcr StcllC
bicicr 3citung oil, 0nB iic am 6rei.
tog, Ocn 10. oS. MitS., ourd Ole gluf.
tionotorcn Nottiion II. @oGon brci
N,GiliCr, Nr. AS, @eIt = @iobIcltrobc
Mr. GA, SoapcritruBc, unO Or. 403,
Ntclu = Strobe, belcgcn, in 0iiCntlidcr
&c~ritcigcrnng pcrfoIicn lpcrbcn. NJ
les N0bcrc bcioNt sic Nnjci9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
9luftions NnScige.


arajt etne5 1efrets oes HreisaerI6ls Dir. 2
&eupHltcr ain Sicntaa, 1G. Snni 1905, 4 llbr
ydbrtittuQs. Guf jtfelilider gluitioIt an Grt
uno Sieuc ous aun5e In Der stnot Saltimurs
bcieIcnr Brunoitiid nebit guuten periduten, e5
Miro. mte fuigt. heitrieben:
DS beQltut an Der Nrei5ulg Der Siiotueit'
Setic Der SrIio Niu glpeuue mo er Siiooit'
Sette Der Haiupetle glOenue, iriiber lolunienb.
Sirdbe aenaHnt. mo lduit pom bort iio6itIi6.
Der Sltoueit Sclte Der Iruior 0iQ Abenue enis
peitlth, parallel init 9liupettt- g0eHIe, elm
plloert SUB, bis }lr ziopeits Seiic elmer 5e6tt
6iiB breitel Ilieh. bic fir ben @ebrdudI dIter
Der @rltnoftitde nuSgeleai meroert fol-, Die it
ei1eilt Bnd1ibertraa nOH IS. Sleitn Berthe II. ".
an Srdnf L. Stnaer pom Satunt oes 2. 5eps
tenlber 1883 bt1hrteben utio in Niber !. D.,
Nr. 1901 SUliO 237. etc. Der qlnos Hecoroe
etngetrdGc1t itno. parallel nit 9ruiosSius9be.
uHo HeltII8tg SUB iitotpeitlit bon o%erfeIben Tau,
leno; oallil HOtotueiilth eniiung befngter slaeb.
led9HieOn SUP ulIo orct Suu bis Bur Sfiooits
Settc bon g]Gfauette glOenue. uno oann noro.
olllit, entldng bcidGier P~ufunette. glpenie Elm
500.
Hebuut nit eincm brriitbdiaru Siraslislner.
nrn SsubnbnuS, ais Gr. 1874. Sriios piu gloe.,
befunnt.
@Crtuut5s9 eoiuQunQer. - Sin 1riiteI Q,aar.
Der NCit in lens uuo 3lu1lf Utuunten, ODER
WIc@ Vdar, ran Hellehen pes HdufcrS. 9reoit,
3aOlnn0ct n1ittiCl bonn ldpc hes Gcridlfs SIns
ier9 Gc'td)ert irin.
elu Arnoiit bon eilcnI 0unncrt Dollars iuirb
pom Ndrler llr 3ctt oeo Neridnis berlauat.
I. ocnrl 0ntcr, 8errdlter.
SdllU0b NrOs. q TO-,
'l""l Nutituldtoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
MISUNDERSTANDING
-uuu-
iprrtbpoiirm srnnojinaireiem uub @ndt.Giatn.
tilnm.
Nr. l4S, Yprit'SionI Strn6c,
8r, 62l, Casper. Strubr, nno

tuuul.
Gr. i4S. Wett. Yionlc. stra6c,
Nr. 62i, Jnsper'S traRr, nno
Nr. iO3, Nep' StraRe.
Arnlt eiltee Ncfrtis oes NrpiSpcri6t3 Der
Giaot Baltimore luerocn ole inierBeicbneitrt
Nerpdltcr an 6ieitaa, ben 10. SUM- 1905, dni
bllenlltbert Ntltiot an ben rclpcitioeli Crten 81
oell llddhhennIllttelt StutiocIi aIlc icne 0rei
Wrnnotlitr uno bic oarnni itcAehorl Sduier,
IN Der Si1ot Baltimore aelcgei, periauieit. Gle
pCrosr lpis ioigl DsiS9rle9en; a. 40 -.
SiooicsSirnGe. 9'etaut NIT einem oreilinoeir.
bdlbtt6diaen ,Sieaeiiietnernen Sanc. tcsinrli an
oSer sorolpeitieite, per AiooIes Strnbe, II Sur
nttItt uun Der 3obsStrnBc uno III Der Wilte
elmer Shetoelnalier 6luildet Dem iebt 8ll pers
tnuicnoerl lino DEM an Der S~Senlelie n%nllbBcn.
o ,1 9auls lanli eon "a iioromeltIid %pardlieI
~ 6ub glt0; Damn iorodftiih un heiuaier
lelberL II SUB nno : SOU; ounn tiopltlih 100
an Der 9ioole, girabe ~ 5nS rHo 8 3oa, 6is
8un Hnfnla.. Der 3nblllltn zines idbrlibeit
Brin65iitipo bon $ii uiicriporleu.
iIno nm i-3O llbr GadImittaaS - Nr. ga,
1aoprr. Sirnle. Nfh1ill nit cl1enl Burinlo'
einbd Ibftodiaen ieaeifteinerneu ssp6nbans. 9ses
pifri an Der ginie Der &ciifeite Der pongsglaeb.
leBt Sneper Strnbc aeunllilt, nib In elmer Gut
icrilllg bon 100 SUB itb o sou n0rolid bon
Der Nem StrGBe, ldnil Damn li6roltD an oer
. 5nB unb Q 3ol breitcu nno iiber6anlen adeb
uno Cam lucfilidl oirf bic Dfttte beiGaier
NucO nm oltrb Die Niitte Der Sbcioen1uer
iluiihen Dem at Oerfduitnocn lIno Dem H1rbs
lib 0nituBcnoell Sdnfe urto parallel ODER rube5ii
parallel mil Der Nclu StruBe o. Sub uno $ SOL,
ndnl iiioli6 parallel nit Der Faca' Strnbe 10
Sub, hann peitiih 3 SUB. onnn iiibltdb 8 CUB
ltlo Damn Oiillh A6 SUB uno 8 Sou bis bItt
Suidng. 8runoSincirci.
linn NM i.l5 ubr Nadmittaas - Nr. 400.
We,us Strdir. NebuIt nit etiletH b1i5erneu
&ubnbauo. Gegiilnt an Der Giioieite Der 9ieps
Strubp IN elmer SnttcrnI1a BON 6S Sub li1o
o 3uU lueitlib bon Der Suidm StruBe uno in
Der Wiiile elmer 3 SUB brelten. 80 Sub ldHdeu
Nuc0, bic lttr ben genieinibnliliCDen @ebr1ndb
uno Noribeil oiefeS uno oCS bftlib lniioBe1oeit
Snlics often 5l bGitcH IN. ouin peitlidl an Der
gietu Strnbe Is 5rb. odnil iiiolid ~rarn1el nit
Der GuinlusS trade 80 Sub. hGnn 6iilidp parallel
init oct BEN Strabe Is SiR mo hunu u6roltdl
onrh Die W'ttte beidgter Nllcb bis 5um Nntarg.
@ruubSineirei.
NerfGnfSs eeoingnnaen: lie Salite eaar BET
Der Qualification oe5 t~eriuutS mo Den Ref In
o Molnten bonn ldpe oCS SerIduiS ODER allies
VGGr 1ad Neliehen ocS N1uierS: 0reoiis Sab,
IuunCr miiiieIl 3inici bonn TdQe oeS Nerfnufs
on irdaelt llno sur ,3ufrteoenbeit Der lruitees
9eiibert fein. Sin Eepoiii bon $3.50 piro AM
9dgc hes Neriauia fir odS Bioble StrnbesSnu5
%OerlNnat 500 iiir oaS Inspcr StraBe tpdlS une
$50 fir ou3 BEN Strube Naie.
Snmee Z, 9inoiaD,
geiilian T.. Nuogrrs,
SermnGtcr.
Fattiinu & Wabau,
U50,G G,7) Nufiionnt0ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14

*"* Gin mnDerer Tcrluoltera Ser
follf zines WrlnOltiidcs nit Mobn,
boits miro I'M Nn5cigcntbCil 6icica
9lottes pom Anruolt Charles Z.
Goo0p anmoncirt. GcricIbe fin0et
on Montog, 0en -. SUM, itott.
Naes N1berc beiogt bic Nn5cigc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14

Vile Wrllll0ltlldc lpetotn 81
sen Iibcrolllcn @c0inGilnAen
Ucrtauit - 5000 o0er $40
Nllr, cine Nleihc Slttllllc
monAtIid), ) Ero5cnt Gisfon'
to Iiir @dnr. Nlti &crlan9en,
ilbrCn mir tort, bis gum /.
%uli > Ero5Cnt 0i3fonto ulti
3luci ohCr mcbr Wrln0Itildc
I'll Acbcn.
Ter 1cacmrdrti0c, bcnlcr-
fctamcrtb niGoriAc Erci5 iiir
oic Wrlunbitiidc, bic idon Ncis
icrllnBcn Cntbultcn, lit mo1-
lidl, on mir Ncll NeI1rapin
idlou Dor ciniqer 3eit 81 Ct
lua ser NGlftc 6c8 mnbrcn
Wcrtbe1 fullitcn. @cnn Sic
Nclts@ cIgrapio icbcn, 10 lucr.
ocn Sic ill Dem 3n8eItGno.
nib acjmrnNcn iciIL OoB cs
critcnS sic id)0nitc nntlirgc.
ihnrilttc Norit0ot in ser 9tG.
be BON Baltimore lit iuno
6lun mcrNcn sic Erciic Sic
IN Gritouncu icBcn ctlun
balb 10 biuiA ais mas Gbn.
Iibca Eigcntbum bringt.
@ir Acbcu Sbncn Den &or-
tbcil unicrcS 5%citacmGBcn Pin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
Tarntcn

In ieber Sr5be bon 4 bis 5i $4,000 stdern, In
Wi1rnluno unb anoeren Sftiiaaien; ierner 0e.
idia ino ssubnbduier in Baltimore uno
nnf Dem pdnoe fault man nm BilliaiieH ourcb
Die @eneratNaeutur bon German Saoeuhopp,
III. 6taries. straRt, Baltimore, Vtb.
(Septi t2Utt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
Gallagher, Der ganmeiitcr.
GOO Vlud, 4orb.aairuooo .efusnue.
,ien eimes Der beiten S~,peHtBdlaem

HTJV" FHHTtH 0NHFV NJ wv" U"eFV""FHF"
SGuier in SitHdliimorc, oGS man fir oas Selo
erbulten fam. 1~errGiers 5rontet. ceniefltirte
Geitenipege, S6fe uno Seller rno cine 10 Sub
SranOlitb' gHeD i'm Sintergrunoe; mooeriie IA
BEGINNER. gb5uGSlnnuT elnfhIuB: Sruno5ius
MIR $40 pro Jabr. sartau Hr. 1851. Niouu.
ment. StraBr. as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
Gtablirt 1925.
Gomlolioate0 Qoan 60.
WnrNs Gian. Strnic.

Gin arobes alfortiment oeridleuer Siamaii.
ten. u6ren uno Suluelen IN eiiem pribltsgser.
lauf. mob inter balheit 0ofiempreiS. @ir eeben
mad, ME Dor Iibernle Sdrleben aui une Nertb.
pcgenitaroe. Settetsetnguts 8uni RrioatsSlr
teuu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
6GatleS Y. 6pnon, Nnwalt.
Nr. 10, Suuth Strabc.
Y rma iterS Ucrfauf.
OtS
m%ertbnultCH NndIteinenibume
Nr, 5t9, Horo.Wtunti1ro .Wurnue.

Nrnft cilcS 0ctrctS SOS Nret6qerihtS Der
Siaoi Baltimore lutrn Der inter jcibrpie Gers
mailer am Wiuntna, ~. 1uui 1905, 4 llhr Gudls
ittf III Der stabt baltimore Orridufei. ba5 an
Der NffCtlc non Uiontf0ro gtNcuie. 1873 ,FlIb
q |,on Htrotin bon Sciicriuu 5trabe lte0i IS
tnro 9Iperne uio 1T 10 rus ticf. Gfnetn
Wrllnoitlo bon S36 pro Subr lnteriuurfen.
Nehnut init etneHl jiueiitidiscu JienCl1rlntr.
ncn &ububnufc.
NrrfdufA ltfoiu0unuen. - Sin SritteI pndr
ocr Heit in iet9 INTO 3lu6ll WionaieH. Credit
3ablnnGcn mitIcn pom lHue oCe 8erfanfs an
jiIltlt trhqcH mo 3ur .hiIric0cnbeit nc5 l;er,
phiicr0 Ncitdlert lein. uocrs Wlues l'dar. nan
Vcllehcn oco Stduitr5, Sin Ccpoltt bon $75
lplro ronl stiItler SUI 3rit oes Gerfarf5 Der.
lulGt.
Charles Y. GpabN, Bcrlualter.
fniiiiun 4 Nalau,
0GG.73-D Mitinnuioreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
SO5O.OO. 3n pcrfanicn: S05O.OO.

Sere ueuen. mooernen Bprii6diqen Sdufer
an Der gioroa5GrcsS STRIDE. 5lptiden Sairlnount'
alosnue mo 0GDeties SiraBe, NIT otlen mooers
NCn Gtnridiniacn: ceinentirte Nerer, sol uno
5rcttuirs. enmiutrie Naoeunnnen uuo 0il6efis
@nsliiiic. MdrntortreDpen uno aSeiimfe, fanis
tdre 5rditnle. GtrnBel nit bitrifiBirten 3iegei.
Ticincn oepiIdItert. sic milieu gcfe6en meroen.
UNI 1e fhuten 81 f0nllel.
Wlar nebme lSnirmpirt ; 9tpemie 8 gSaagons.
Sebr Ieiftc Ncoingungei. 3ur Snfpeitiom tdc,
I'D mo Sountuqs often. gneniel am 0Iate.
Communicate $4,000 - febsunooreiBig 9puars
pro Sabr.
Ralttr =. Neitp6af,
(gtaitS-) Bauuniernebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14

EGiie CUR Geiie in's InslanS be.
iurgt &. Nninc, Nr. Alb, Cit-galti.
mOrcitrakc, nage Gnitum Sonic Muc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-03
WILL AMERICAN
GIRLS EVER LEARN 2
Another Foreign Romance Is
Wrecked by Divorce Suit.

Cleveland, O., Dec. 3.-Mra Bessie
Johnson-Mariani. daughter Of Mayor
Tom L. Johnson, through City Solicit
or Newton D. Baker, has filed mo-
ton with the county clerk asking for
an immediate hearing Of her divorce
suit against the Italian This is an
other chapter in an international
marriage that resulted in misery and
disappointment. The grounds for the
early hearing are that the case has
been on the docket for more that six
months and that Frederic Mariani, the
husband. has made no answer what
ever to the application Of his wife.
Judge Ford will take up the motion
made by Mrs. Mariani Thursday
morning. and, If he allows the claim,
the case can be heard within ten
days.
Mrs. Mariani is a very handsome.
vivacious woman, inheriting much OF
her fathers determination, spirit and
originality. From present indications
Mariani has decided to let her secure
a divorce by default
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-03

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 3.-The sound
of a tremendous explosion was heard
last night at $50 o'clock coming from
the point. one mile opposite the city,
where the current of the raging Ar
kansas river is guided against the
citys levee.
Instantly the streets thronged with
people. who rushed out to learn where
the levee had been crevassed in order
to ward off further destruction. 1t
was discovered that some one, unof-
ficially, had set off the explosive.
What the definite effect will be can
not be ascertained at this hour.
Watchers at the shore, however, de-
clare the stream has fallen slightly,
which gives cerdence to the belief
that the explosion was for the pur-
pose of tearing away that part Of the
levee which the government refused
to remove
Early in the week the city appealed
to the government to blow up a Gre
vassed levee in order to save the city
from the rising flood. which was un-
dermining the buildings along the
shore. The government refused. and
yesterday the citizens In mass meet
ing decided to blow up the levee on
their own hook However. last night. S
act Is not regarded a. official or ord
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-03
Pneumonia Days Have Come
Secretary OF State Board of Health Sounds Wdning-23O
Persons Viii Die Unless Precautions Are Taken.

He gives the following sarcastic ad-
vice:
ITO bring the disease whenever you
want it, drink freely of stimulants.
take a few cocktails or highballs, many
cups Of coffee and many cups of tea
every day eat quantities of meat and
salad, dig into society hard and ex-
haust your strength; practice all kinds
Of intemperance, be sure to keep out
of the fresh air; don't ventilate your
bedrooms, library and office, and ride
in the close, thrice breathed air of the
trolley cars. If doing all these
things doesn't bring you pneumonia.
then you are indeed extra strong. So
many business men have pneumonia.
They attend a convention, enjoy a big
feed spend much time In the hotel
buffet with tobacco smoke and bad
aid, and then go home in a sleeping
car berth with curtains tightly drawn.
Pneumonia has been termed the Capn-
tain of the Men of Death 1t is in
creasing in the cities at rapid rate,
and slowly increasing in the country.
A very large proportion of pneumonia
cases which recover. afterward die of
consumption"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-03

THE pneumonia days have come"
said DR.. ]. N. Hurry, secretary of the
State Board of Health yesterday.
DR.. Hurry declares the statement a
true one because cold weather has
come, which means that the people
will house themselves more closely
than before, and get their bodies in
condition for the disease. To warn
the people of the state against the dan
ger, he is preparing some information
in pamphlet form for general circula-
ton, the advance sheets of which were
in his hands.
Advice of Dr.. Hurry.
DR.. Hurty's warning states that in
December, the pneumonia month, not
less than go persons, now we'll and
strong, will die of pneumonia in the
state Of Indiana. This has been the
rate in previous Defenders. He says,
BE temperate in drink and food, sleep
not less than eight hours in an extra
we'll ventilated bedroom, and don't
ride inside steam or trolley cars when
the air is foul. To breathe foul air
is a good way to lower the body's dis
ease resisting powers"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-03
THOUSANDS OF
CATTLE DIE
Great Live Stock Losses on
Western Ranges.

Denver. Colo, Dec. 3.-Thousands
of cattle on the ranges in Colorado
are reported to be starving with the
prospect that there will be an unpre-
cedented loss to cattle men during
the winter which opened early and
caught stockmen unprepared.
Feed is selling at almost prohibitive
prices In the range districts. hay now
bringing $25 to $50 per ton. DR.. Char
les Lamb state veterinarian. says cat
tie are already in the condition they
usually show in February, after they
have been forced to pick the ranges
bare for subsistence.
In the Park range district the first
snow, which fell early in October. still
covers the ranges and hundreds of
cattle persisted in the first storm. This
number was increased to tens of
thousands in the storm of the past
few days. The temperature fell be-
low zero last night east of the contin-
entail divide and caused great suffer-
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-03
Big Doings Tonight and To-
morrow.

1t is now definately known that Rit-
ten, the Rheumaline Expert is COM
PEELED to leave Saturday night While
his phenomenal success in this city
with the Rheumaline Remedies is a
strong claim for his continuance here,
still the call of duty leads him to other
fields and he needs must go. And as
his time of departure grows nearer,
the crowds multiply and his last
hours seem taken fully by the many
adieus of his friends, friends made so
by his strong personality, coupled
with she wonderful benefits they have
received from Rheumaline.
Rheumaline is a scientific prepare
ton for the relief of Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Govt,
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