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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
House SuDnary.

VI hunA ho1outuueut, tuc NhouSo VI Repreeentatives today transacted it's business with a facility unusual for Q dying Congress, although at times there was much confusion which the Speaker had difhculty in controlling.
 With scarcely any debate, the con- ference reported on the Military Acad- edy. legislative. executive and judicial and penal code bills were agreed to.
 The bill amending the / copyright laws of the United States in regard to canned music," was passed, as were also . large number of private bills.
 Having practically wound up on all other pressing business. the House. at s:1B p. m. took . recess until 10 o'clock tonight.
 When the session was resumed after the nearly four hours recess there was e large attendance of members while the galleries were packed to the doors The diplomatic and executive reserva- tions were filled to overhowing. Most of the visitors remained after mid night.
 Mir. Sherman. of New York, the Vice. President elect was in his accustomed place and took an active part in the proceedings
 One of the first things done at the night session was to agree to the con- ference report on the general dedcien- cy appropriation bill.
 While awaiting the reports on other bills a number of miscellaneous meas ures were put through. Shortly before l o'clock Mir. Tawney presented the conference report on the civil bill which was agreed to af- ter brief discussion.
 At 1:03 a. m. the House further re- cessed until 10 o'clock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
INDICTMENT Of
BROKER UPHELD
BY THE COURT
Judge Mulqueen Rules That
Sulzbacher Must Stand Trial
for Grand Larceny.

The indictments for grand larceny,
perjury and attempted bribery, found
by the Grand Jury against j. II. sulz-
bacher. the Wall street broker, OF No.
81 West Fifty eighth street were sus-
talned in decision handed down to-
day by Judge Muqueen In the Court Of
General Sessions.
James W. Osborne, counsel for the
broker, in demurring to the Indictment
complained against the alleged inva-
sion OF Sulzbacbcr's constitutional right
by the District-Attorney's office, when
it used the brokers' private books be-
fore the Grand Jury in securing the
indictments.
Judge Mulqueen in his decision says
on this point:
Il do not believe that the defendant
can surrender possession Of the books
and testify concerning entries made In
them before the Grand Jury and then
subsequently, claim that his constltu-
tlonal privilege has been denied and that
the books shall not be used against
him.
Sulabacher Is accused OF taking money
belonging to Camille Ludmann, an aged
woman living at No. Isl West Ninety.
third street. Mrs Ludmann was an old
customer. The books seized by Jerome
apparently showed that false entries
had been made to cover up the alleged
larcenies. The broker is also accused
of an attempt to bride witness to leave
the State or offer false testimony.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
Magistrate Walsh Talks Right
Out in Court About Their
Shlndigs in This City!
BRING DISGRACE ON US!
Come Here and Burn Money
They Don't Earn and Cor
rupt Cur Young Men!

Philadephans and Pittsburglans are
corrupting New York and giving it a
bad name, according to a brief grafton
delivered by Magistrate Walsh to Gil
bert Tunkett, Of Philadelphia, before
him in Jefferson Market Court to-day
for drunkenness. Policeman Howard
arrested Tunkett at Sixteenth street
and Sixth avenue last night
What was the matter with your"
asked Magistrate Walsh.
II guess | Just had a lovely souse,"
said the Philadelphia. cheerfully.
How old are you? DO you go to
SCHOOL," asked the Magistrate.
Eighteen years" Tunkett answered.
mo, I'm not at school,"
Where do you worn.
Il don't" said the youth. "ATy father
sends me money from Philadelphia, and
I've been living at hotel at Broadway
and Fifty-second street for about two
years"
Ibid you ever work." asked the Mag
istrate, who was becoming more and
more indignant.
"Oh, yes. Once I had job with the
Standard Oil Company along the pipe
line. Some Of my folks had a pull with
them"
This thing has got to stop" cried tho
Magistrate. You PhIladelphans and
Plttsbutgers come over here with money
which you haven't earned. You toll not,
neither do you spin-except in automo-
bIles. You corrupt our young men and
women by your examples and by your
burning up of money You get drunk
and go whooping around New York, and
give this decent, respectable city bad
name. Why don't you stay home and
let your rocket sticks come down on
your own heads? You are nuisances
here, and We don't want you or your
money!
Then the Magistrate discharged young
Tunkett, who seemed much less con-
fdent that when he came into court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
WILL BEG GOVERNOR
TO FREE HUSBAND
Mrs. Scharff Caused Convic-
ton for Violating Parole,
but Has Relented.

A petition requesting the Governor
cemency was prepared to-day by Law
yer Meyer Grcenburg In behalf OF
Joseph Scharff, who was sentenced
few days ago to four and one-half years
in Sing Sing by Judge Malone for viola
ton Ct his parole, Greenburg says he
will present the petition to Gov, Hughes
Tuesday IN Albany, and he will take
Mrs. Schartf along as chief petitioner.
Greenburg appeared to-day in the
Court of General Sessions armed with
bundle OF petitions and atiidavi,s. He
was about to make motion requesting
Judge Malone 10 reconsider his action.
when he was informed By the Clerk Of
the Court that Schartf had been trans
ferred to Sing Sing yesterday,
Mrs Scharit, who lived with her hus-
band and child at No. l57 l-2 Stanton
street, brooklyn, now says she never
meant to have her husband sentenced
when she made complaint of his con-
duct 20 Judge Malones probation officer
that caused Scharif's arrest. Her change
OF heart came too late. Judge Malone
made her husband an object lesson for
all violators Of the parole courtesy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
IS INJURED IN CRASH
OF CROWDED TROLLEYS.
One Car Thrown From Tracks in
Philadelphia Collision-PasSen-
gers the Victims.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-TWO troll
leys cars crowded with women and
men on their way 10 work crashed to-
Gether at Fifteenth and Christian streets
early to-day, and fifteen passengers
were more or less injured. Four were
hurt 50 badly that they we're removed
to hospitals. They are: Margaret
Walsh. eighteen years, OF No 1873 Yer
non street; Beatrice Morris, twenty
three years, OF No, 1897 Catherine street :;
II. j; Gasner. OF No, lIol South Nine
teenth street, and William Reuffert, OF
No. olN Sesel street.
Most Of those injured were riding in
the car, which was east bound on Chris
tian street. and was moving rapidly as
It approached Fifteenth. street. The
brakes failed % work and the car, heay-
lily loaded. crashed into the rear end
the sonth-bound Fourteenth stree, car.
throwing II from the tracks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
WOMAN EVANGELIST DEAD.

Mrs. ]. W. Harrison. who was famous
as an Evangelist. being associated with
her husband In religious work. died At
her home, in Plalntield. y. j., yes',r-
day, aged s"venty years, rh, Harrisons
travelled more than 5000 mics IN this
country in prairie schooner. preach
ing the gospel They received no ,om-
pensation for t!t!r work. Mrs. Harrison
and her husoiad came to this country
from England In 1854,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
IRREDUClBLE RUPrUREs

Is a critically dangerous condition. Truases
should never Be used. Doctors can IN nothing
but advise surgical operation. The bowel
remains out, . constant MANAGE 10 health
safety. and life Itself. There Ia grave danger
OF strangulation. the protrusion gradually en-
larEcs until life 10 hardly worth the living
Ny free offer means immediate rslisf ana
complete cure.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
WRITE TODAY

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
IN RUPTURES FOLLOWING
ABDOMINAL OPERATIONS

trusses are not only useless but positively
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
RUPTURED CHILDREN

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
NAVEL RUPTURE

Is especially dangerous. The fat over the
muscle is so thick that trusses cannot hold.
the rupture Increases In size, becomes ire
duclble. or strangulates quickly. Navel rupt-
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
LEAVES sa6,2a,

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Mrs, Ann Collins, a washerwoman and
crubber who for years had been classed
among the cIty's worthy poor showed
bank deposits, real estate. rairoad
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
ELDERLY PEOPLE

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
DOUBLE RUPTURE

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mean added suffering further complications,
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
SINGLE RUPTURE

trusses invariably exert excessive pressure.
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large; In time another one will come on tbs
opposite side and you will have twice the
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expense. Cure IL at once
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
FREE TO THE
RUPTURED
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WITHOUT OPERATION, PAIN, DANGER,
OR LOSS OF TIME

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises. 0. i0lsun sets 5.4O,Moon rises S.4l
THE TIDES
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

SAILED TO-DAY.
t1oro Castle. Nassau. Hamilton. Norfolk.
~. El,el Fredertch, Mohawk, Charleston.
cq!ombta- huEin, -TAmpice.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-19
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIyED
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

DUE TO-DAY,
Georgia. Palermo. Baltic, Liverpool.
Queen Wilhelmini, Campania ItalD
III Shields, Napl.s
rCiudad do Reu,, Merida. Vera Cruz,
= Rouen, NanEnillo. Manzanllo
fCceania, Port Talbot. n Vale, Galveston.
Wells City, swansea. FL Paso. New Orleans.
Caroline. Havrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14

2llfGloer netop DC, iom Barnet
itol bore eIab | % | en- panifeIie
Stiling IN til og isee SiRlp hos,
itetop bisie Terioner hlir Barnet
ifrGmt mcS Gang paa Gang. oe bcn.
nc Sfr9f beboloer oct oitc nbe.
piolt - igieunem belle 2ipetl
NangioIbige @anae bar 5oIf.
noor bc bar islt iis ipge - peutet /
Oct IGngite % l9ngere cnbba -
meo al eoa iii 2peeu - % bet ifpl.
oes life uianSiprIis otto uetop oen
SfrGf, De aIlereSe ira garuSben az
bar ioaet for ham - iorbi DC er Bit
ifrGmt mcS baml
Ierior from life @arro boerfcn
meo GoIiti. 9Taer eIler uoget anbet,
- FOR oct er en- llifif % fon oirtc i
bsi @roh ifooelig pao 9oruct -
enbog uboner gicrmem 9ipetl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
Cain Gam.

en- Quart Mel, en- SbeIfe Salt,
ire Sbeifeer 9ofiug 8opoer, 3 seg,
Iom err piipet iammen meb 2 Spite
ifeer Suffer. en- 9iut WeIf, 2 Spi'
iifeer blsbt Sntsr. Get ilaaes goSt,
efter at oct er rsrt iammen % itegeS
/ IN iirfaute0e 8anoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
DnTrt ng Rfokkrnrt.
Rspisersi at en- praitif SusmsOe.
Selencs @pbne.anac.

2 Stopper Suffer, 3 Stopper Wel,
en- Sop 100 Melf, A SpiieIfeer incl
let Smsr, 3 sgg, , toppeoe Sbeifeer
9afine Eomoer, iom BABES / iammen
meo ben iioite iiqteoe Sop meb MeI,
Sette iteges / 2aper Gins os iclsen.
De "SpIb" imereS imellem bpert Gag:
gn Sop iteniri Goiiner, en- Sop Sal.
nsbfierner; - bette baffeS rigtig
flint % blonbes meo TO g@ggeblom.
mer, 1s aop Sberrp eIler Fortpin %
2 Spiieifcer INF 100 5lsbe % en- Che.
lie Ganilie. Otter at bette or imirt
paa &ogeu, itrses libt Suffer ouer,
og poa Soppen bar man bpib 6ro.
fling, Iaoct al Den enc gggeehoioe og
beforerer aagcn meo babe Solnso'
ficrner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
Spur manage Storm / bper SiQ?

Get er umuIigt at foitiGtte en- be.
itemt RegeI, Ga Sorbbm1oeus 9eifaf.
fenbeO og Silitanb bsr bore oct al.
9~isrenbe.
0aa ny eQer onoeu feb gisbiIet
Soro, CT 4 aorn omtrent p~dSienbe,
men poo GIbre Sarme. buor Der bar
bGret ipariomt gisoilet, Der finder
man, at boor Ser er mango StiIfe,
Der bIiper sIrene imaa, bpormeo Der
err Inlet punbet; tbi 2 eller 3 Stilfe
meo Itore pelfpIote gr er largt at
ioretrpffe for fIere Stitfe meo imaa
og ufuIofomne slr, slle npere 9lan.
temnifiner gjsr 6orOring paa at finn.
ne pIante ~nsingtig Oct antol / bper
Sill. iom man snifer, men oa maa
alt Spforuet pRre al iomme STIR.
relie. Sor of opnoa bette maa oct
belle gra0eres igiennem ct Ipparot
inorettet mco Here Solb, % Rlantc.
rem ntaa oa reguleres eiter Stsrrel.
len al oct &orn, iom ifal pIantes.
ct autal al 3 aorn / boer Sill er,
bpao Der IfuIbe tragteS eiter, raar
Srsfornet err prspet, iaa nan fan
ppre Iiffer paa, at oct uItiammen
aror. Gr Der Snre for afuigeIie ira
bcnne TegeI meb 3 SOrn, oa er Def
be6re at Der unotageliespis bliuer 4
emo bare 2; tbi snar Der uogen
lllpffe ouer 6e TO, iaa er Der Inlet
iaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
CARMEN np Bnne.t.
Inisplantmins
ReSssrst al sH prafttf 5armsr

Soa fen Ell goor iom oenne oil
bet for DC fleite 5armere faIbe iaa.
Ieoes, at @aisplautningen tslges
Iige itrar efter at Smaogrsnet er
iaaet, iaa Der bIiper ingen Stons
pda 8narorbeioet, fer al Gaming og
Iluntning er fulbfsrt. God DC flcite
Sarme bar man / Dor Sio aae De
foritiellige IaIfiner, Der bebspes,
for at plnnte WaiS. 9iSie or ioole-
hes inbrettebe, at ma fan life taee
meeet Sell meo Senipn til Den bebite
Waaoe. On "decfrpn GIonter" err
%oIminoelig laget inoIeoeS, at Der BIZ.
Der 3 SOB og s CONNER mellem De
planteoe Sias bper Bel, BET bill iige,
baaoe paa frD6S og tiers. 0ette
or 6lepet iaa alminoelig oper belle
Nor6peiteu, at en- afpigelie fra .oenue
HegeI bill boIoe 9rpoeri, moot Wai.
len ienere ifal bprfeS og itiGreS; tbi
De BERTH ~brugeIi9e Waitiner er alle
~afpasiebe eiter bette Waal. Sor at
bQIoe Waiieu rem for llfruo bar
man lIuttet meo at pIante sen / ga.
Der meo blot ct Moisforn poa bpert
Steo, meo en- 9iitonce al fra s til
II Sommer fra bperunore. Yoa
meget rigt og albeIes rent, BELT mt
2ano benpttes benne Waabe, og bpis
Gsboerne er ion npr bpcronore iom
3 SOB, GA er set %begribeIiet, at ser
aole5 mere poa ct Stpffe al gipen
Stsrrelie emo pod nogcn onben
Waaoe, iaafremt oct faar goo Srem.
gang. Som man ier, fan Der life
plsies og fultioeres mere emo Sen enc
Sci, ioo bois Der er llgrPS, maa
Saonofroft meo en- Soffe brugeS,
Tom blot er anpenoeligt paa imaa
Stpffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
Wrs. 4urcrs Sage.

p Tunb Smsr reres til Slsoe
meo - &uuo "grantIateo" Suffer,
6 s@a oele8. ggggebptoerne pipes
Itipe, 9@9geblommcrne pipes gobt
og bupeS oerpoa iommeu mcb Spi.
oerne og iao BABES aItiammen op
oct rsrte Smsr, 6 liner Corn
Storh, 2 llnier Wel og Ell Sbelfc
9afing gppoer iigtes flere @an9e
oa Orpsies iaa Iibt otter libt op / bet
spriae. Sililut en- Sbeife Sonilie.
Get iteaes / imoa "gattp.1ans" 10
Minllter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
pineapple. Sage.

ct boIpt Gino Smsr % ct balpt
Ernb Suffer rsres til SIs6e. 0ert
bar mar TO piipcoe sgg og 10 Sop
Der Mel, bpori man bar iiatet 10
SbeIfeer 9afiug Bomber. Stlilut
bar nan TO Spiieifeer pineapple
Soit / og iteger BET iaa i ire Sellp'
Gins. Sub" laueS paa iclgcnoe
Raaoe: 3 aopper Suffer foges meo
"a Sop SIsbe / ii Wiuuter. Saa
leftes oct al Slben og iloacS til bet
err tiff og iepnt. ; - al bette
blanber ma en- Sop reuet pineapple
og fploer bette imeIlem Sa9ene. 5
Reiten bar ma uof Bineopple-Soft
ioa oct er paste tpft til at imsre paa
Soppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
grsSfrmmmer.Y anoefassr.

Z en- 9oubIe Boiler bar man en-
spiieife Smsr. 112 Sop 9rsotrum.
mer o. en- Sint $50 Nelf. Get imaa.
foyer, til grsofrummerne er goot
opbIsote og presses oerpoo eiennem
en- erop Gil. Raar oct er folbt til.
i9ttes to sGsebIommer oa en- Sop
Wel iom er iigtct meo TO 2beiteer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14

eiter Teen letter iig en- Sforpe maa
oenne imuIsres meb IN LEI Soro inc.
til gotetserGsiet bier iis, iioen fan
en- aiiItipator bruges melem &a.
berne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
1ptctes. gnnbefager.

Store 9oteter ifrGaes og lR9ges
folbt gano Rotten oper. Sna riper
man Dem paa ct Hiueiern % laoer
bette liaae en- Stuno / en- Gil, lua al
8ebffe fan lobe az. I'll bper Fiut
gotetes. Rusie toger man 2 seg,
glommer og Spider piifet bper for
ia, oa - 5befte Salt. prrrnoe tibet
geber og en- Spiieife del. gr gote.
terue meget pnrme, mo man ta9e liot
mere @eI. 1ette iteges iom tpnoe
ganoetoger / Inoieot euer 9oot
Smult, iom err inltet liot % fan ipi.
ies til aiso iiteoetior andre gcteter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
Srngt-aagc mco tprrc 9Gblcr.

2 Stopper tsrreoe ggbler lGggeS
| Sano Natten oper. Sm Rorgenen
baffeS oe tint og foges en- Cine meb
1 Sop MoIoSieS. en- Sop Suffer
og en- Sop Smsr reres til 5Ieoe,
irsrcs en- Sop isb Welf, en- Sop Ro.
finer, 4 Stopper Wel, en- toppct Che
ife Sooa, og Ell Sbeife buer al SEQ.
mel, Muifatblomme, Wuifot. Neaif,
mcboonoe % SngefGr og tiIilit De
opbaffebe sgbler. Den iteges lang.
Iomt / Sorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14

.9afine Bomber, gGgeebpioerue hi.
ipes itipe meo Iibt Salt 90 bapcS /
tililut. De iteges Ionaiommere emo
alminoelige Eanbcfnger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
st al DC terte
Mcicrifirmacr ON
Tl0oc =Separatorer,

6nirmpnt Grenmsrp Co. ps bets Grafosnt, 8. 8. RuibtOn rar Far
nebrpbsre ps bar paut be Ieoenpe lOOtlnsen al smcrprOoutiOu bet
tore Ssisu, ps bee iOus be IeoenOs ben fnNis td~tu8euoe rDpioele of
5IroeieparutiOn pun 6urnreu OF ben ceHtrutisrsuoe 3HoiamIing at 5lSoe
mcS bens pioere llopitine al 1eeriorihen bpOr JUrretunseu Oriues
ub sGrlSteO % alosFab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-14
Sismct'Sag

- Sop Smsr rsreS til'6leoe mco
IL Sop Suffer, 3 @9geblommcr
piipes goot og babes / meb TO Spite
ifeer ReIf. On % en- balp Sop WeeI
iiates meo TO Sbeifeer Batting FoD'
Der, 6 Spiieiteer Gbofolaoe imeltes
oa bupeS / oa tiliioit De itipllagne
g@aaebuiber. Oct Iteges / TO LANCE,
imaIe 8anber og ~fslgetoe 5rulting
baueS poo, efter at aogen er folo:
20 aopper "granulateo" Suffer, "a
Sop Relf og Ell llnie Smsr foges
iammen 10 Winuter, pipes til oct
cr init og iepnt % imsreS paa meo
Ell Gang.