davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era., 1909-12-02
ACCORDING TO THE FEATURES
Before Designing Bodices Important
Point Should Be Taken Into
Consideration.

When fashioning yokes in frocks
remember that all yokes need not be
round. You may depart from the usual
shape to bring out the good points Of
your features and to submerge the un-
attractive lines by counteracting
effect
The round features of the cupid
type of face ought to be very well
linked with guimpe or yoke whose
lines are long. By pointed yoke will
this be effected, or an irregular open
ing which drops in steps from the neck
to the lower end. Trimming should
be applied in vertical lines, whether
tucks, braid or ruffies of lace.
For the long, oval face the opposite
treatment should be tried. A rounded
yoke with lines of braiding running
parallel with the edge will do won
ders for the face above. This type
of face looks better above fluffy
Pierrot collar than long jabot.
If women would master the lines of
their features before designing their
bodices many good points would be
emphasized and a corresponding les
sening of defects would result. Ex-
tremes of fashion should be unhesitat-
ingly avoided by women of marked pc
culiarity of physique or feature. Mod
Grafton must be her guide in matters
of dress.
The new era., 1909-12-02
Eating for Strength.

The greatest pleasure to be do.
rived from eating is the pleasure one
gets In the knowledge that his food is
giving him greater strength and vi.
tality.
Because Of this fact there is a con.
stant increase in the consumption of
Quaker Scotch Oats; every uime the
strength making qualities of Quaker
Scotch Oats have been tested by sci
entific investigation or by expert
ments in families 1t has been found to
be food without an equal.
1t builds the muscles and brain with
out taxing the digestive organs; 1t
costs so little anyone can afford it,
and 1t is SO carefully prepared and
packed that 1t Is absolutely pure and
clean. A Quaker Scotch Oats eating
family is always a healthy family.
Quaker Scotch Oats is packed in
regular size packages and also in large
size family packages. The latter very
convenient for those not near the
store. II
The new era., 1909-12-02
CARING FOR Wells AND LACE
With Little Time and Attention, Life
of Materials May Be Greatly
Prolonged.

Wells of the mesh variety can be
kept looking fresh and new if they are
dipped in vinegar and then rolled over
a stick well padded with piece of
flannel
Lace collars and cuffs can be reno.
waited at home if carefully washed in
warm water and fine soap. rinsed and
then pinned to padded board or to a
pillow. See that each point is pulled
out and a pin placed in it, otherwise
the shape will be lost.
Ribbon, net yokes and waists, silk
blouses and underskirts can all be sat
isfactorily cleaned at home if they
are washed in gasoline and then hung
in the air to dry.
When cleaning garments in this way
one must be careful not to use the
gasoline in the house or where the
fumes will come in contact with a
lighted gas jet or fire, as they ignite
quickly and will explode. When ma.
terials are cleaned in this way it is
not necessary to iron them.
The new era., 1909-12-02
MAKING HAT GOOD AS NEW
Recommended Methods Of Renovation
That Arc Well Worth Being
Given Trial.

Canvas-covered hats can be reno
vated, but as canvas breaks down.
carefully remove 1t without destroying
the cover, coat 1t with starch, dry it
and press it into shape. Clean the
cover in gasoline, replace 1t carefully
and press between cloths. This makes
the hat as good as new. If not skilled
in millinery work, take the hat to a
milliner and have 1t trimmed. Good
feathers should be cleaned in gasoline.
Quill feathers can be Strengthened.
Plumes are not SO easily renovated.
though one can become skilled in the
art of cleaning and curling them after
little practice. Tinsel braids can
be revived by washing them with a
toothbrush that is dipped first into
suds and then into ammonia. Rinse
lAhe pieces, dry and press on the wrong
side. The between-season hat is made
over in this way and serves well dur
ing the first rush for hats when they
are very expensive. Remember this
season to look over your stock of
MORE silks, velvets and satins, for
many canvas frames are covered with
such materials
The new era., 1909-12-02
HEsNMgSy N-s=,| ~ SgmunmsgA
Tg5lD3S5 5SSd/ZE4LT7N
\ Ms$ESSSssJ AE1UW J
This is a simple recipe for a cleans.

This is simple recipe for cleans
ing cream: Oil of sweet almonds,
four ounces: orange flower water, four
ounces; white wax, two ounces.
Running in place" stimulates the
liver and the circulation of the blood
and reduces superfluous flesh. This is
simply the ordinary running step
taken in one spot, with hands on hips
and head well up, counting "one, two;
one, two;" given number of times.
If the modern beauty keeps small
bottle of olive oil in her bathroom
closet, and rubs little of 1t well into
the pores opened by the hot bath, she
will never have that dry, harsh feel
ing of the skin, nor the horrid, prick
ling sensation, OF which SO many per-
sons complain after the use of hot
water for any length of time. Not only
will the skin grow soft and smooth I'M
der such treatment, but the oil acts as
q tonic to the general health. espe-
cially if one is inclined to general de-
bility.
The new era., 1909-12-02
Gfe HOME
DEPARTMENT

lean cloth is most durable, and 1t
should be lined and bound at the edge
with ribbon or braid.
The portion on which the sketch
rests In our illustration is stiffened
with cardboard placed between the
lining and the cover, as also is that
portion marked "a" The flaps, b. G
and fold over the contents OF the
portfolio and tie together with tapes.
The large flap A then folds upwards.
and is fastened in the same manner
and entirely encloses the case. A
handle of cord is arranged at the top
by which 1t may be carried, and 1t
may be completed by having initials
worked upon the front.
The upper sketch shows the port
folio open, and the lower fastened up
and ready for carrying. The flaps
B. c and d should not be stiffened
with cardboards. and also that portion
of the case marked E. which is a
space allowed to give room for the
contents of the case.
The new era., 1909-12-02
Misery.

The neighbors dog sits out on the
front lawn and howls dismally. The
man in the window looks out and
yells: "Sh-h-h, you BEAST" The dog
continues to howl The man again
comes to the window and this time
hurls shoe at the dog. Still the
animal howls. Another shoe follows.
The next day the mans wife goes
around in her stocking feet because
she can't find her shoes. The man
hasn't the price of another pair of
shoes for her, and the next night the
dog howls louder than ever.
The new era., 1909-12-02
Who Stole the Hams7

The late Judge Silas Bryan, tht
father of William ]. Bryan, once had
several hams stolen from his smoke
house. He missed them at once, but
said nothing about it to anyone. A
few days later a neighbor came to
him.
"Say, judge" he said, 81 heard yew
had some hams stole tother night"
yes" said the Judge, very confi-
dentially, "but don't tell anyone. You
and | are the only ones who know it.'
Success.
The new era., 1909-12-02
WESTERN STOCK SHOW AT
DENVER.
January 8 to is, 1910.

During the week OF the Stock show
the 18th Annual Convention OF the
American National Live Stock Asso-
citation will be held, January IL to 13;
also the initial annual meeting OF the
Beef Producers Association of Amer
lea.
Tue Colorado & Southern will make
rate of one fare for the round trip
from all points in Colorado. Tickets
will be on sale January to IA inclu-
siye. Final limit, January II, 1910.
The new era., 1909-12-02
COLORADO NATIONAL APPLE Ex
POSITION.

Denver Auditorium. January to 8.
A rate of one fare for the round
trip will be made by the Colorado &
Southern railway, from all points IN
Colorado. Tickets will be on sale
January 2 and 8. Final limit, January
10, 1910.
The new era., 1909-12-02
The Casserole Hat.

The small hat that the French mil
liners insist upon making is called the
casserole by those who endow every
fashion with a name.
1t is just the shape of a little cas-
serole, sets we'll down on the head,
is slightly trimmed and neatly COW
cred with the marvellous new veil
which has diamond-shaped openings
for the eyes.
The new era., 1909-12-02
RECIPE FOR cATARRH.
Furnished by High Medical Authority.
Gives PROMPT Results,
Visitor-Does the painter Maier live


The only logical treatment for ca
tarrh is through the blood. A pre-
scription which has recently proved
wonderfully effective in hospital work
is the following. 1t is easily mixed.
"One ounce compound syrup Of
Sarsaparilla; one ounce Toris COM
pound; half pint first-class whiskey."
These to be mixed by shaking we'll in
a bottle, and used in tablespoon doses
before each meal and at bedtime.
The INGREDIENTS can be gotten from
any well stocked druggist, or he will
get them from his wholesale house.
The new era., 1909-12-02
No Lecture Tours for Him.

Gunner-That chap who is going to
drive the team OF polar bears to the
North pole says he is going by the In
side route.
Guyer-"Yes, and guess he'll re-
turn by the inside route, too"
Gunner-"What inside route?"
Guey - "Why, inside the POLAR
bears"
The new era., 1909-12-02

The danger from slight cuts or wounds
is always blood poisoning. The immedi-
ate application of Hamlins Wizard Oil
makes blood poisoning impossible.
The new era., 1909-12-02
TO MAKEPORTFOLIO
USEFUL ARTICLE is EASY FOR
CLEVER FINGERS.
Numerous Ways In Which II viii Be
Found Of Distinct value-Can
Be Made in Many Shapes
and Forms.

A portfolio for carrying music. pa
pers, drawings, ETC., may be reckoned
among those useful things that can al
ways be made at home by clever
fingers, and cur sketch shows a good
The new era., 1909-12-02

One OF the autumn gowns is built
after above design and is wonderfully
smart. The material is in one of the
new blue shades and is also one of
the few good-looking frocks of the
Moyen age style. Black velvet ribbon
is used to trim waist and skirt in
charming manner. and the buttons
used on dress and guimpe are velvet
covered. Long loops of black velvet
ribbon are arranged at bottom of long
waist in back in sash fashion. This
model is extremely good looking and
is even more attractive in reality than
on paper.
The new era., 1909-12-02

and practical type of this article. 1t
can. of course. be made in many
shapes and forms. and the case illus
trated can be made in any size to suit
the purpose for which it may be re-
quired.
The material with which 1t should
be made is matter of choice. Amer
The new era., 1909-12-02

A man can afford to toot mis- OWE
horn If it is the horn of plenty.
The new era., 1909-12-02

What has become of the old-fash.
ioned boy who would rather stay home
and work than go to school?
The new era., 1909-12-02
ERHX HoLi5EJ or YA77NEJ %.

- HE flourishing town of Zam-
boanga. in the Philippine Is.
lands. is we'll laid out and
the ever-present Chino sup
plies the modest wants of
The new era., 1909-12-02

If you intend to buy a Piano this fall
get this offer now. Save 800 to $3.50.
Liberal Payment Plan. THE KNIGHT
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., Denver, the
Vests oldest and largest music house.
Established 1874.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

@plcn iid Die hclltigc GloubcnSDei.
Ter ctlpa nit Seills uno ieincn Sin,
germ meiicn, Die glllt uno 2eben
opfcrten ais Die gGttliGcn @oten ci.
ncr llcllcn Belt? @ollcr Sic hrrtigc..
@IoubcnSbcilcr bcbouptcli, boG iia
Die lueltilbcrminocnoc @Iulbcnotrnit
bcIibcn bic Nrmllth Sd)onoc, Sul.
ger, &criol1una md SoO crbuloct ?
Sic mogen Die betrciicnhen Slbclitei.
len ullslpcnoiN lcrncr. Sit &eill5 ullb
ieinc Singer oniurnoctcrl, GlS tic
&ronfe bciltcn. Sic m4ncn IN iol-
bun9SuolIcm Simc III Sen E~uticutc;
betcu - ooS crilncrt mid an cincn
Sd)mGdlilg, Der in bic Hiiitulg ei=
llcS aOttliden Scloal id,liipitc ulo
iein Sdmcrt idnuong-! Ger mirtliz
dc Grantc bcourf ciilcS 9~Ir,tca, Der
Gin Wciltcr iciner Nlulit lit uno ser
leln gauges Seben @ici1cr mchi3inilhcn
arnIt iueibt, I'M Ger icibcnncnMtnld,.
belt III Sboten n1lo @ortcu Sill oici,cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Am ncmcn Scim.

Grlte &eriannnlung ocS nGerelnS
belltid,er Treimoltrer bon 9alti.
more" III Gluggctt'S Sole an Der
NoroS rcmout, Mpcnutc. Scrr
Charles u. Sdirm b0lt interei-
Iontcn &ortrog.
Ser oEercin oclttihcr Srcinlollrcr"
belt gcltcrn 5llll erltcn Wtole III lci.
mem ltcil bc5ogcnen Scim IN Glog-
9ctt'S &ollc, 9tr. GA, NorO-S rcmont-
Npcntc, ieinc rc~Gclnl0Bigc nonotlid)c
Merchandising untcr bcm Torlls OcS
ErGiiocntcn Mar @oniN, ScfrctGr
George Sirumclbcbcr fiibrtc oos Eros
tofon. Scrr Charles u. Shirm, Nit
mciltcr Scr nSioclitp. 2pgc", hielt Dor
elmer groBcn &criommlung eincn
hohintcreiIonten &ortro1 iiber ous
Sbcmo; Sic Trcimnurcrci OILS cin
Softor Der periolllid)el sSrcibeit". in
meldem Hebner ipe5iel bon Der Srei'
nlo,lrerei mGbrcno Der iron5oiiihen
Hepolution lprod).
Scrr @nl. :. Sdul5c, Der &iccs
ErGiiocnt bcS Scrcins, iprot iibcr
yNutotrntic" uno iono IN Den Ser
ionlmcltcu mlimerfiumc 3ubprer.
Aod) Grlcoigul1 Der Iolltinegeiddftc
- orci5ebn MitNlieber mllrocn oui-
%acnpnnlcu - lurrbc Die Sibelitas crs
ofinct. @ubrenb berielben iiibrte Sr.
Sbeooor @orit boS ErGiioiumt. 81
Der i'm nGd,Iteu Wpnot itnttfinoenben
&eriomnluug iolen ole 0omen Der
&crcinSmitalicocr cingclobcn merocn.
Eoitor rNllillS %ofnom miro bic
Nnnptrcbc boltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Ginfueihuna Der : M q

GinmeiGu Scr M NJ a =
nnels.Gird, c. - @cIterll begul,-
men Die Gimpeiblungs. Seierlid)feiten
Der cngliihen liltberiiben Snno.
nllels. Stride an Der Slt.9oltimorc-
uilb Hobinion. Strobe, Yaitor i. y.
Mcper, mcld)c brci Gage bollern.
Iormittngs belt Eoitor Ir. u.
Stemort Sortnlan ,Sefrct1r Der hi
tberiit,cn 9eborbc Der Snlono.Wiil.
iion, Die Ereoigt, aud iplroen ans
iprod)elt 9ebolten bon Den EnItorelt
George ". Miucr, Scnrp Monfell
mo Sobn &. @olpcrS. Scr Sonpt-
Scltgottcaoicnit fano nm 8 llbr Had).
mittoga nit folgcllocm Yrogronml
itott: Sd)riit &crlciung, Eoltpr Or.
y. u. &eilntol; @cbet. Enitor Or.
:. e. @urfc; @cibc.Ereoi9t, Toitor
u. V. $. Iuulbor bon Der cllgli-
id)en lutberiid)cn ct. WurfuS. STRIDE;
@eid)id)tc Der 0cnlcinbe, Eoitor i.
". Meper; Nniprafcll I'M Nomelt
Der iibrigcr lltberiid)tlt aird)er, Ser
Stobt. oic Goitorcn Gr. G5ra 81. 9ell
lntb Il. II. z. u. Mupp; @liidpiin.
id)c, HoItor u. $. Stuoebofcr, uno
@cbet, Yoitor Gr. George S6ol.
Cen N6clo.@ ottesoicnit bielt Ea-
itor Gr. Is. &. Son, Sefretdr Der
Giafoniilen- 9eborbe. Seute nno
nlorpen fin6en peiterc Seitgottes-
hie,ritc itott.
Gum Mnbenfem. OH Tr.
Z 6lc.-Gin ncller Operations
iaal, ocr I'M st. SoiepbssSoipitoI"
ans ocn $1,000 b~etragenOen Giillnnl,-
mel, eines bonn alten Baltimore.
Club" pcrnnItaltetcn 9o5ar: trbaut
miro, ioa 5um Inoenfen on Tr.
Siaac Hibgelpap Srimble. oen be-
fannten Ir5t, Der al elmer 9llltperoii,
tnng ltarb, meld)e or iid fei ciuer
Operation 5lljog. bi,rd) Die er ciltenl
Wfannle oas Scbcn %rettete, Geoislrt
pcroen. Sn bc1n GperationsSiinmsr
ioa cine @ebenftofel nit Or. Iriul.
ble'S Namen u1o oer llmItGnbcl,.
ueld)c 5l icinem iriib5eitiscn Eos
iiibrtert, o~nfsebdngt lpcrSen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
III ieillcr NeitriNen ba!bn1onotli.

&crr @nblcr ~ipiclte 80
Ii5ii il. - MGbrenb onl. SanitoH
Nbcno ole @cld)0itc IN Der @irtb'
lfoit oes Srr. Charles &abler eli
Der Yhilnoclpbio Goao ilptt gillGcli,
itlid, iit ciilcr Der @ditc, Grnit 0cr-
buro, tbcuioQ al Der HhilobclpGio.
Mooo mobuboit, in oas 5meitc Stod-
iuerf. Gr ipnrbc ieOod) Don ben Sin.
Oern 0cs Srn. Nablcr gcbort, ipcldc
ibrcn Soter Observation-Disclosures Settc'
rcr ltelte ioiort cine ltnteriudJung
al mo iano ell Siuterieniter IN
sipcitcn Stoflporf oifen, ,peldbcS chi
cine GerallDo 9ebt. 9ei'm 9etreter
Der @eranba ianb Ser &nbler Sep.
boro, Der am @oben lag lno iii
ihloienb iteltc. Ger @irtb licB id
abcr Don @cpborb nid)t t1liibcn ul,t
traltsportirte ibn'ielbit nod) Der Gan.
tpn- Toli5ciitotioll. no oerielbc 9eitcrr
oilrdb 6id)tcr Sbompion inter $1,000
@iirgidlait bern @crid)tspcrfobrci
iiberlpieien iullroc.
Iuf benz @cge Scr 9ci.
erulrg. - Hroi. 6. 8. Sd)onrid,
bon Der ltGotiiden hbberen anoben.
idule bat lid ioiueit crDolt, oob CT
bieie Wofe pieoernm Dos 9ous 81
perlaiien boiituu0ite FIX
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
SolacR elmer SdlGgcrci

~ I " WI N'HNt WI " I I u
- @obreno elmer Holticrci 5uild,cll
Ncgcrorbeitcrn an bcm nclel Torc't
Eorf- Hcierrpir mllroc Der 9tcgcr 80.
gar WfiQcr 0llrd) cinen Hepolpclld)nI;
in Ser Nilftc ldJmcr perlebt. Gr 5cfil,.
oct iid) jest i'm oSondDpatbiifcll
Soipitol," lp1brelto III Scr ~noroueit.
lid)en Eoli5ciitation Scr Neger Snnil.
@roipn iitt. peld)er beibllloigt lit,
cen Grlt9c1onnten nit Der sbiid)t
geiholien 5u boben, i'm 81 tootcn.
Sooner" @eslep ilnb So6n Solmes
wlroen c6elifoqS in Dem gleihen Toll
pcrboitet mo Der Hubeitorung be.
ld)uloigt. Gie Srci murben geiterr,
nof cinem Dor Mid)ter Gorr Itottgc.
fllil6enen Gerbor biz gum 10. Ipril
f~citgctoltei. Giner Der Seutpsellgci
crflGrtc, ooB Weslcp Die ltriod)c bes
Strcites gege6cn babe, inbem or Wtil.
Ter $50 obiorbcrte. &olmes I'M
grolun bitten lid in Gas 8ciprGd
geniiht, inoem lie b%ebaupteten. oil
$50 f1nncn ibncil 5ii. Cine Hallierc.
luor Die 6olgc Der Tisfuiiion. Wiilcl
perlieB baraiii bns SauS; ais CT jc
bod in ooIielbc 5nriidfebrte, plirD(
ell Sd)lb ab9cieiiert nnb er in ocl
Siiite pcrlpnrhet. WtiIler ioentIii5istt
ip1tcr 9roiun ols ben 19dter; oieicl
bcitritt jeood) Die Sbat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
ltnactremc Seamte?


pcroGd)ti1 Dem @cridtspcriobren
i%lbcruiclell. : arcu55ug Der Stra-
neutrality-suspicious. gegen mlebrli-
dye Ingcitelltc 9cplout. - 9ta-
mcnSGnbcrung Cit belicbtcr
SdodSug.
Hpbert Ct. Gloir Mpobp, alias
@iuiant 4, GQis, cin Sd)nffncr Der
Mnibington, Baltimore uno Mnnopos
lis cleftriid)cn Clinic, lullrbe geitcrn
BON &obi Grammar in Der m.ittlcrcl1
Eoli5ciItotior inter Der 9lllldnllbi-
alll0 bem @erid,tSperfubren iihcriuie=
len, Der Gohngcleaidoft $40 acltob'
len 5u bobcn. Su GrmongclltnN pom
$1,000 Gilr0id)nft mlbtc cr ms sc,
fGngniB monoern. SbmohI Die Cunt
ME on lid) belanglos, lit Die @elel.
l6aft cntlhlolien, Niles 81 tblln, NM
Den Gerbnitctcn sic pole Strcnge ocs
@clebcs folten SIT lnliell. Del oenl
&erbpr 0obcn 5lpei Toliugierc an,
Dob lie Dem NngclGuloigten jc 70
Gents Sobrgclo ae5oblt batter, mel.
DIE, mic cine Examination crgab, BON
0emIclben lllft gcbllft lparcn.
Mooop lpllroc onl Somita9 Nbcno,
olS CT nit icinen @oggon III Der 81
BERTH Str. -GnoItntion unlolgte, bon
Gopt. Humphrey ulo Tetcftip Mtfin-
jon fcItgcnonmlcll. Gem 2ettgenunnl.
ten g~egcniibcr ioll Mpoop Elm &c
lt1lloniB obgelc9t bobcn.
@ic GopitGn Humphrey lid lpdter
nlBcrte. iinb Die StroBenbohn.@eicll
ld)altcn oc3 gall5cn SnlocS 0cionncrL
ctluoigcr llnchrlid)teit ibrcr Nngc.
iicutcl nod Moglid)teit cincn Hicgcl
porpuld)iebcn. Gic &crluitc, mcld)c
bieiclbcn nod, ilrcr Slngobc olli bic
lem Mcgc crlciocn, gebcn ms Gl,ors
me. Soipcit bcfolmt iurrbc, mar
Wooop einlnnI bel Der biciieen Giro
observation-disclosures ulgcItcllt, bon Der
CT cntloiicn iulroe. Gr 0illN bnnn
nod Horfolf. go, no lid gcllall Die
iclbc 8eid)id)tc mieocrbolte. 0oroui
bin Guoertc CT ieincn Nonlen in CHS
mo perltonb lid) cine Nnitclllrng bel
Scr @olbingtpu Baltimore ltnb Mns
nopoliS elcftrii6cn Clinic 81 pcridlof-
fen, bon ser er lll,ll ailf oiclc Mciic
Nbldieo nobnl.
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Sunntags-H a5Sias.

49,
Eoli5ci beimgciud)t. Grei
.Shooner" in Scr @irtbidoit
bon Sorfel S%tolinsfi in Slt.9nl.
timorc coniis5irt. - Sliiitcrbuoc
I'M @eIten o%lfgcbobeu.
Eoli5eirid)ter S'9tciQ itellte geitern
im oltlid)en Stotionsballie Den He.
l%tnllrnteltr Soricl Sfalinsfi bon Nr.
529, Siio-9 onoitr., me9cn anaebli'
d)en Spirituoienuerfollis an Conn.
tag inter $500 9iisqidoit fir oas
@crid)tspcrfobrcn. Sergeant Mfin.
items mo oie EoliSiitcn Morgerctb,
SeifrcS nno @ermun moren ge9cn
1%9 llbr oilrd) cine Sintcrtbiirc in oic
Mirtbld)oit gelongt, IN lueld)er tic
itcbclt ocnt Mirtb brci MGnner Dor.
ionbcu ulh brci .Sdooucr" Bier be-
id)loNnobnltcn. ,}luci Scr WGnllcr
bebullptctclL bon Dem @irtb traftirt
luorocn SIT icilL mGbrcno Ger brittle,
Gin Nrlocr ocS @irtbca. bcidynor,
nidta getrlrnfen 5u bobclt, troBoenp
linn Die Eoli5ilten onaeblid) cin @loS
@ier bircft aus Scr Soilo nobmlen.
i | ii It crbubc uuSgcbobcn.
&iir5lif ipurbc sic Fpli5ci beiiod).
ridti1t, boB Der Heger 9cuiomin
Dollllg, bon Nr. 331, Gutulu.Gol irt,
in ieiner @obmmng Spiritupien Der
faltfc, obnc irt Bette elmer 2icen5 81
iein. Scrgeont Wurpbp uilo Die 80.
li5iitcn Gple mo @orrigon beobad)tc.
ten geltern Morgeu 5lpei 9teger, iuel.
dye lid in Die @obnung Dorng'S be
gabeu uno iid) perodd)tig lange in
bcrielben otfbielten. Sic iolgten ben
@eiben IN buS &nlS urb troieu lie
Dor eillcnl NIT Wicr mo Sd)napps
belooenen Gid iiBcno al. Gin bal.
bes 0llBen6 9icrfluld)en, cine Slaid)e
@ill mo olloerc Spirituoier lpurbcn
beihlogndbnlt mo Die 5lpei @Gitc
nitiurunt ibrcm @uitgcbcr nod Der
lueItlid)cn Eolijeiitntion iiberfiibrt.
Woilng lullrbe bon Mid)ter Soben itn-
ter Der VeId)iloiglung, Spiritiloien
ill9cleBlid) perfoltft 81 bubeil, ben
@roBgeid)morellen iiberipieicn, nod
Dem Die fcItgetolnmtenen 3ellNen ein-
gcltonocn hattell, boB tic @icr bon
linn crbolten bottcrl. Ser Negcr Mnl.
SobniolL bon Hr. 325, Gutarp. Goitrt,
ipllroc ais StootS5elt1c feitgebalter.
Blame iir Tbipps. Glinif
nabe5n tertig.-S a fur5er Belt
miro SEER @rospcnor Nttcrburp, Ger
Nep. Sorfer Nrd)itcft, nit cen BID
men iilr Die pipdiatriid)e Glinif, mel.
dc nit Der bofber5igel @obc oe3
&crrt &cnrp Ybipps dlli bcn, anluc'
len Oes rSobn Sopfir . Soipitols" Ct.
bait ipcrocn miro, bier cilltrcifen.
Che &crr g%ttcrburp nit Scr Iusorz
bcitltng Der Hldne bc1ann, bciidjtige
or uerId)ieoellc nclle ciiropGiid)e Glini.
fen oicicr Nrt. Nas nclie 8cbGuoe
miro fiinf Stodluerfc erbolten mo
oui Der @olie.S traBcnieite beS so.
ipitnl.Nlpeiens 5i iicben fomner.
| Yoli IT perun9lii t. - MIs
Eoli5iit McDtonlls bonn mcitlid)er ii
thrift George @lainrHion uno Sirgi'
l,io Grant iucgell mathematician &c.
tragcnS oer6aftcn ipoltc, lpilroe CT
bon eil,erl l(nbefonlten 5iinI Saren
gebrad)t nn0 erlitt tebcn anoeren
lcld)teren @erletungen eilien @rld)
Der anieifeibc. Gr belperfitcQiatc
oennod)- Die @erboftung, luar ieood
liid)t iin Stonoc. 5u benz geIterlt Dor
8itter Cohen itattgeiunbenen Ser,
bor jill erid,einel,, nno piro ungef1br
jlpci Wod)cit lang arl bos @ett geieI.
iett iein. Sos perbaitete Yaar lparoe
bis 81, cincm am II. slpril itottiinoen.
ben @erbor i~citgcbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
lcs Saicims mabc.

2aS ~63i0briae SRI. 3prcas 2oipman
madIt Desperation SeIbitmoroper.
iildl. - Gerillht lid Don Der
@llilforo=g tpcnlc- Bride in Sones'
Sale binob5ultiir5er, Gurb
Foliontcn gcrettet.
Gincn TerllldL ibrcm 9eben bltr1
Grtr0ltcn cllt 3iel jt leeer, madte
gcitern N6enb oas ~63.jdbrise SRI.
GorcoS SoiumolL pcld)e@ bel Serru
&ocob SnlitL Nr. 1887 @arcl apltr.,
iuobnt. Die %2ebenomiioe. ipcld,e gel.
Itcsldnpodj lit, bate iid unbemerft
aus Dem Soilie 1eihliden, lici our
@lliliorb-A penue 9riidc rno peritdte
lid) BON Ocrlelbcn herab in ,SpneS'
Safe 5u itilr5en. Gin Yaliunt, Serr
Sobn Nicaeuno, ipclder inb, mie oic
Srm, cben iiber ooS 8elGnoer SIT flet.
tern i'm 9egriii itano, iprong Din5l,
rib lie berab nno 9eleitete lie 81 ibrer
Mohnnng 5ltrild. Sri, 2oluman bot
tc id)on mcbriah Die gbiid)t ge1i,Bert,
Dab lie Selbitmorb begeben uolle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-06

When the stomach, heart or kid
ney nerves get weak, then these Or
gans always fail. Don't drug the
stomach, nor stimulate the heart OF
kidneys That is simply a make
shift. Get a prescription known to
druggists everywhere as DR.. Shops
Restorative. The restorative is pre-
pared expressly for these weak inside
nerves. Strengthen these nerves,
build them up with DR.. shoop's Re-
torative-tablets or liquid-aud
see how quickly help will come. Sold
by the Capital drugstore.