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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
lteber tirfiidlc Wamcn.

Siirfiide Homeu limo in sSolgc Der
iiingiten Greigniiie ieoem 3eitlmgS-
leier gel1uiig, momit ober nod nidt
geioat lit, oab iie immer rid)tig ans.
aeiprofen merben. Alcrbin9S lit Die
Nusiprud)e ser Siirfeu ielber lcbr Iit.
aleid, oa es Dit, @eit. unO Siio.
Iiolefte aiebt. Ger befnnnte &crioi.
ier Der eriten miiienihoftlid)en &c
ldihte Der Siirten Don Sommer'
Euraitall, ioat ). q, oab er loppbl
Mebmeo (pie Der g%egenpGrti0e Sul-
tan oiiiSiel aenonnt miro. mic Mo.
BANNED uub Wabomeo habe ans.
iprehen boron. 3ie iih Jest III Der
poliiiideu guiioiiung cine groBe Der.
idieoenbeit 5piihen Der europ0iid)en
Siirtei uno Den Siirfen i'll Dem &c
geniber l~iegenoen niiotiid)en Sbeilc
hires &eihes 5ei9t 10 bot aud Die
tiirfiife Sprahe itarfe oiolettiihe
8erihieoenbeiten IN europa unb III
Der aliatiihen Sirfei. Ger @elebrte
SSulins Don Sammer eripdbnt 3. ..
fir bas @ort Iorf mebrere peridDie.
ocne 9eSeidnungen, mie Sol uno
Gala, 10 ooB aIio Senitoi uno Sent
iala oenielben Srt be5eldnen, D.. y.
al,f Eeutid Nsloprf. Senitiheri, B.
\. Sonitid)orcn, beoeiitet bnber Atell.
Soloaten. lie @orte esfi- olt ullb
jeni-neu, iinbet Der 3e~itungslcier
iebr bduiig nit tiirfiifen SrtSno-
men perbunoeu, ebenIo aber oudl
biiiif-eroB unb fiiidiif GaS
eberiags isbr bauiig gcleiene Seroi
6e6entst aaitea, Oober bort man hou-
fla pom goftidiieroi, 3. +. Dem @or.
tenibloB, Oes Sultans, reben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
ghrcan oc3 staot.Weailtators.

VuIIIW e, y. VIII IHUU'
9uerl oaran intereilirtel 8crionen miro bier
nit giahribt negeben. Dab Der Siaois Sngenieur
am 3. Gull 1909 in oieiem Silrcnh, mte g
mover Stnot : GoOer bon 1906 uerldn9t luiro,
Ben erflurenhcu Blan nno 9uplifdtliite Der $40
ftcnaufIuge filr ole 9tipeIirunq, Bfiniterul9 mo
ben 8anoiteinbalt elmer 0Itlih BON. @ttitoro'
Nueuue, Sniihcu 20. uno ri. strafc, lanfers
ben, ais Belt straee betannteu Anep, birter'
lelt bat.
3lqe oauon berii6rten TerIouen iino bereb'
tiul. innerbalh 30 Iugeu, bonn 9dtlnI nnrgc'
nntfter 0interleQIug an. int Baltimore. Stnos
0eri6t ourd, ftriftli6 einaerei6te petition oas
geGCl 81 appelltren.
CuIiG13,2O2O Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
sareou ors etobt.Reainraturs.

WuTIlW G, Q. .NIIl IVUH.
WHen ouran intereiiirteu Y~erfoneH miro bier
am 3. Suli 1909 in hiefcm Siiredu, pie es
ourb ben Mbi6nttt "a. slrtifel 80. oeS Saltis
mnrer Stnot 9Ooer bon 1906 oerlulgt miro,
ben erflGrenocn HIa ulb SupIifatliite Der &us
iienanfbld1e fir Die gibeuirine, Rilaiterung
mo ben N1noitein6uli elmer Nlep Binter 1r.
1877 bis tt43, Baltimore trafc, nno Hr.
1884 bis it40, gSntipn, Strabe, binterlc9t bat.
gIue ouooH beriIbrten Rerionen itno berehs
tiQt. inlerbalD 80 Ia9erl. bonn 9atln norge'
l,annley 0interIeguug AT, I'M Baltimore Stuot'
uCridt ourd fortified eingerei6te EetitioH oa'
gegen 81 appeuiren.
Z. seiucn SlcmnS,
CuliG13.2 0,2O Staots Hegtitrator.
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gefanntmndlnnacn.
Srraricmcnt fir Biicntlidc SihrrBcit.-Snnten
sub epartemcut oCs 8ebdubesS nipcttors'
NfrruuS, Hathbnus.

SHTCuuSf WulUUuHs'
alttmure, oen 10. GiIl. l9uS.
SD babe glppliintioneu iiir ole f%ol9eHoen
SrloiiegieH erbulteH:
VI. 1919, ptuensStrabe. / @ioior poH .
8fernetrditeH.
~. 500, 0i.5opette.e troBe, / @lOior bon .
BferOcirdften.
Cir, 2lL ASeft. 9umbens StraBe, 3 Miotore nit
elller 9el1nlIttsG1pu5ltd bon % EleroeitalIeeh'
UT. 22I-29, 9iuroaoouibGNsSt raBe. 80 Mo
tore nit elmer @einmmt.9apn5itdt bon 100
Etcroeiriften.
.Sreeno Seinano, Der eeeen obiae BriOile9ten
9tlllpetou1geli MAIDEN Mil, MOLE iellte Rrolell
Grildrul9 am ODER Dor Dem 20. Suli 1909, 10
llbr SorlItft1gs, III otcicm Bitrtuit elIlrelbeIL
mann ilber %olclel6en perblnoelt lueroen miro.
(2OD G5e6duSe. Snipettor.
8eriiegclte Nuae6ote, an Den ,Yoaro Of
WIZARDS" ~aoreilirt, lperoen bis If llbr 8prTllt=
tags am Wlittiuodl, Den rs. Suli 1909, bonn
Stuots1teatitrator in ieinem 9ilreal, Iiatb1ais,
dli9ellonltrlell fir Die GieferlIng bon Geieri ihr
bic IN Der Stdot Baltimore, Mo, beHubieil
aebrm1i6inen.
s~In9ebote. miiiien in cinem berite9eIten Gou.
bert eingeiblotell lino nit yFropoiale Tor
Broums lor Suecping Wtaohines" inartirt tctn.
wien Ingeboten nnnB ein begluibigter Sbed
oes 8telerS iiir $500, an ben MIaoor uno
Siaoiratb bon Baltimore auf elmer p9learing
NoMie". }art 3oblbar, beigsliigt ietn.
Spe8ifilattoren uno stngebots Soru1llare
miiiir5 erlanaf Uerben.
Sic Gontrdfts9ieb0roe bebdIt ii6 oa5 Jiebt
Dor, irgeno ein ooer aue Ingebote nh6utueileIl.
g.. =. Wides,
GtraBelrelHtglilgs s9urlTntlihr.
V%eitGti9t:
Z. SarrO @abpul,
Y%rd1ioent Der Gontrufts Seb6roe.
EitIi1h tf II 10 ~ u % p3 u on
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1cpartcmcut fir Biieutlifc Sautcn.
Sub.S epartCnent ocs StnotsSngetteure.
" I / M n 70 IL (uIi 1909.

In 9ne, bic es angcbt!
Siermit miro in llebereiuitimnll1g nit ben
Wbihuittcu So y uno so Is oes Charters Der
StaSt Baltimore belunnt ae9eben, hdb ib nab
nem u. NuauIt 1909 be9imten mctoe, Die Stn9s
his 5ur Siioieite bon gerinatons StruBe, nit
mooernem WiuteriGI 5i p%flaitern uno nell III
pfluiterlt.
hcsbolh hermit aufaeioroert. SrInubni6iheiIle
iitr ale grbeiten III erIdn9eu itno o%ieiCIben hor
sem y. g(lguii 1909 SIT beenotaelt, ole. IN n
acno elmer gSeiie Die gluigrnhulg ohcr Die Iltiz
reibuno heiaqter obengennnntcr Yuen ODER
zines lbciles o~erfeIben 1utbluenoiq MAIDEN,
,ocnn picie acpfInItert ooer neuaepllaItert III.
y. :. Ienoan, Stuot Sngerienr.
CuIil6.22 20. 9lua5)
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Gnthcrinn y. Hnbit.

Gs lturb am II. 3uIi 1909 6rdulein Static
riuu q. Eabit i'm guier bon II Snbreu. 4 No.
natcn nn6 s IaQcn. aeltcbte Io6ter bon Gonl5
uIo 0arbara 8GbIt. @eruuHote uuo Sreun0e
Der Iamtlie iino hbfIihit ertlht, Der Becrots
gung, weIbe am Eirnitngt Aabnliiings 2 llhr.
BON Der SHohmnto ibrcr GlterrI, gr. $40, Sios
9ouOsstruhc. ans itattftnbct. bciiuluobner.
9art 1T Der 600 fir Iic, Die biuterbltebcH.
Son iir ben SnIocr M or iHnit mo lib;
S'runI iruuert Mint 70 ie0r ibr nIeine Yiebtll.
9lu Die, Die id in %tieicrl stllmnIcr btnterlieB.
Cam cirliet ms Elm iCI2es HSieoericbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
WpfsGreefs 9ampfersG So.

Counter. Snbtpfdu
Wbfabrt oes Spmpfers na1 9tod'greef rno
Stonp Greei bon Speboen's Nerfie, am SuBe
6es 8roaopnb. tieIi6 nm 8 llbr Woreens Ilo
8 llbr 9iddnnittagS, auseenoltn1en Sanitaa
Mno Spnntaa. GuInftags lint @ llbr Wtorgens
uno 8 ubr Rafmitiaas uro Gorniaes nm 4 II.
8 llbr Moreeus nno 9 ubr HnhmittagS.
Gps3ialsH1ten init Santpfers9barterina eeee'
heit. Sir Wonoftbeius@ IInritoret ftnncu be-
ionoere Announcements O~eirpffeu peroen.
5iir aue @in5elnbeifen irape, ielepbonire ooer
ffreibe an Subu Death, Superintendent, epeb.
ben's Nbarf, am 5uRe hes Sruaoiuap.
(Nai g, 3Otte)
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uuSpu.lSarf.Scmetcru

giireau: SIT. 81, @cit'S aratpaa.eirabe unb
SuupLGingane: 6reoertd .9ioao:
Wegrd6nibpldBe bon $25 all ulter beithnoi9er
perbcn int 3reibbauS nl 9unptsGiI9nn9 .9e'
funben. Infer glgent piro, ipenn eelpiinl1t
burfprebeu. (92-)
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gndruc @cad) SotcI,
W1fdrnp Wenh. So.

Yin Der mnieren = gbefape1fes9ai eeIeeen;
praftpplfe Scencrie; Relen.Sno; feirier 6tfd'
fang, f6Utle Sabrteri per 1ntt6e. inter Der pet'
tln9 Der ,,Eeiup urt.9seips auo CID Fotnt Hatt.
iuaD ano electric Sumpanp.'"
Sniormntion uno Yampblet auf erfuten.
(Suuif6, 1Nft)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

oringenneS 2idlt hcrpor, oo@ al
Monoihein crinncrt, Gic @cudt-
froft lit iebr QroB, obne Oob groBe
Site cr3eligt miro; man ninmt al.
Dob Dies 2i6t glcif Den 3-Stroblen
Der Gbirilrgie m2rtbpoQc Gicnite lei
item miro. Cine Gommiiiion DON
9Icr5tcn bot 6crcit@ nit SerilAel
in oieier Hi6tlulg b%cNonnen.
NuS Wontunu miro be-
ridtet, bob mo BORT in ci1cm Sells
itilf cin0aihloiicn cine Iebenoige VI.
0cdic fntb, sic minbcitcnS 1000
Sabre alt luor. "a iicbt mon, lpte
Die unuerniinitige areotur inns ilber-
lcgen lit. Sin Wcnid mare Dor lolI'
fer 2on9emaile Idugit gcitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
THE WAY . DOWN THE . BAY

Snft sur zee II. 6boptant.9 iuer. Ggfnrtoucn,
150OteiIen; e~aI5puiier; ben ean5enGae 2ebens'
GrbaIter; Sampler rGmma Sites" Sienitag
uno 5unneritua, 7 llbr Morgens. 8u Sauie
Inn 1915 glbenoS. gineie SOC. ge9inn %.
SUM. (Suni15-)
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Bon Spn
San : Tainilien . GrfnrIioncn

mad annapolis unb Hseft Miusr, Sampler
,,@mna Wiles," Wipntaa, MittpDdl mo Srei.
iag, 7.30 GorIn. HiidieDr eiua 7.30 Nbenos.
Spe5ieu eonntag, $50 Sorm, Gildiebr etlpa
S.45 AbenoS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieSeu samiiag,
80 9ta6uI. 8nriid bel Wiunoesliht 1915
Bier 9tr. 1G, Gi9btsStrnBe. Solheiter Go.
CSuultt0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
8clS sm pcrlcibcn.
1891. MelteItes GtabliHemens. 1891.
Marnlano Gbattcl Goan MiIuciation.
Wibcrt Sinin, jun., Weidditsiibrer.
Nnlper IT Wrbnunc.

aeeeniiber benz SerihtSs @e6iuoe.
Simmer 229. 231 uub 233 q. Stud,perf).
sRbuteGde Sanette. unb ct. Raul.str.
SurIcben bon $40 bis $500 luf Nt1beI, BID
nos etc, obne Gltferunnig oerfelbeu. @eiebIife
Staten. (Neife gSiidberei.1
MS. 9bone. GonriIano 7s5. 6. & q. ebone
Ct. Yaul 1869. (9;op2 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
Gtiuas WemcS:
obne Ylatten.

gus8ieben, berarfu1t oa3er aud feline Shnler'
3en. Saber oniieIbe Iusfeber, bieieIbe 8irfs
famfeif unu Iiiblen fh al ipie Iatiiriite 8dbue.
@inqefrleue Seiitfcr peroen normal eema6t.
3er60te 0euie braucten itt nibt 5u firtbter,
ibre 5dbne bebareeln 81 %laifen:, g9ir ironen
ole M1irseIn uno Stiimpfe obue IuS5ieben.
Serunteriuuenbe 8Iatten peroen bnr6 unfere
nene Muffdiiaes Wietbooe f~eftitbeno ecmadt, NOS
ourh 9ffen gum @eranii9en piro.
0auSe 5atngtbtNe $500 rno $500; nne "a.
rantirf. Srii6en.strbeit $500 bis S $500. Cob.
Gianngen pun 81 at. eilter.Shannaeu Doc.
Ut. I. D. Tcrliu, beuifdcr 3ehfiar5t,
Nr. Sit, Hrrb.buiuarh-etrabe
Gpre1ffunben bon = llbr YprmttIaqs bis Q
ubs MffnfS; SonntaeS bon 8 DIS 1.30 ttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
Mrnrne WiQinln Woil.

IS iturb am Muntng. ben ~. Snli 1909, 1
llbr Woraens. @eornc gaininm 8uil I'M 40,
Sabre ieines Ge1ens, in oer Union Froteitqnt
ipdter dnge5eigt. t2Ol)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
Gricsiun.2inie.
Reue imnelle Saa.Sampfer.
.2pro Baltimore" NIB yYenu"
nan 8bilaorlpbia, c. nm
Sabryrcts nur aVV

SnaIIdl NNb %UUHtnDS
Inn 500 Sorni. bon 9rdits mo 9iebtsStr. 1b.
Salien all 5i Settrrtpn, SuiuR 1uint, DO.
lno Gbcitcr, Ea. 2anaen uneefa1r u llbr
Abenos In YbiIaSeIpbia an.
Gnt5iidenSe Sabrt eurdI ben &aunl. Gaila'
gierc f6nneiI nab geIieben bis Gbefnpeuies Gin
inb 8eiterion iabren uno All Der ~9tiidiubrt init
Dem Boot Ha6 Saile 3uriidiebrefl no ie nm
6 llbr slbenos ~6eiielben Cages a~nlallgen. =
MunbrelfcsStlet 5ur Riidjdbrt NIT -. 4 o..
9biln.) nab 4ciu.gorf, Naturalization, 9ape
Map, gong Sraidl, Seean 9th, MSbnrn Yart,
NlbauA, Srpg, 5lim Serfduf bel Nlbau8b's,
MabSctteu 80 Gents. 9i1btoantpfer fubren tdI'
LID 8 gbenos tSonniae dlsgenontniciD. Wlan
i1reibe fir s8eoipeifer.
Clarence Sbriuer,
CSuni15-) agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
Caf Qamn GcmcterD,

Ga itrrassucrue'9luao, nabs Gortb Ynint'Jluao'
SrtduStac NufIt6t. grahtoone gage.
(Suuil9 .6Oite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

GuiuIanSs tiir..iide SGoer.
GanItablc. Q ebdnbe. aoitaiat sessn. etets si''s.
(UtQi4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

Ser fponiih ErGtcn.
oent Con Carlos lit 81, Goreic in Der
2omboroei oen 6olQen GineS ShloQ-
onioIleS erIcgen. Gie Melt miro
ollrd) iein Siniheioen t2inen qroBrn
Serlilit crleibeL 0em icin Sotl
Con Saline miro ooS YrGtcnocntcn.
@sib0it nod Dem olten Ylon fort.
ieben mo mobribcirlid nit ocmiel-
ben @riolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

Gurh ctncu Small it,
iuie ans 2onbon berihtet wirb, cine
mihtigc Gntoedung g%elun9en; matt
bot clue ncllc @rt aleftriid)en 9id)tcS
gciunoen, boS Die SGbi9feit beiitt,
brn bidtciten Mebel 81 hurhoringen.
Seit Gobren bnben it'd Die @clabr-
ten oonlit bcih0iti9t, cine bcrortiGc
Campo bcrjnItelen; MIR eitlenl !jn'
foll lit Die iebigc Gntbadeung 5i uer-
oonfcn, oenn Der Gntocdcr hottc i:dl
Sitn 3iele 0eicbt, cine MuttglnnSs
lompc iiir giltonlobile SIT conitrlti.
rem. Gr mo hicrin olld) eriolgraid),
ober 81 icinem @ritounen iouO er,
Dob or SIT gleider Belt cinbiSber IN.
befonntes, Observation-Disclosures
2idt baruorgebrodt bate. Sie DC.
lcilhtungsted)nif INN Die Sorihumg
geuinnen oonit boS lang Gcilldic
2idt, bos ultltrnuiolettc Strahleu
ollSid)uItet." Gic rleue 2ompe 1t
Id plpcrlpte" %gcnannt moroen; iic
brin9t Elm flares, griinlitlcs, onrd]-
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lorraine.

WaIertff. - garfattts. - Srtsbitdl.
g8citlib bon 98albroof cine uilo cine babe
WReiIe. Nouut Souu sS8a99ors unb 9orratne'
8agauns brett bis sum GtngnHe. geibe &es
iep6ore. Gtunts9ilreau int 6riiftn Slur oeS
Union 3ruft "sSebdnoes, Charles. uno 5aqette'
Strafc. (Ulut4, lS,4&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

Soar in InI0c eineS Noorbnllonl2,
Der ibr id)Gllc SDden 0cben iollte, iid)
grim fGrbtc. Gigentlid) lit No@ llr-
tbeil unbilig, henn &emonO, Der
grim genlrQ it, 81 gloubenL mas Die
Observation-Disclosures nQeS peripre'
delt, iolte lid, bod niht mlnberr,
lpcnn iein Soar bieieIbc 6orbc oll-
nimntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

Cine Game in g otto bat
$500 Sbobeneriot crboltenL mcil ibr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
FUNERAL OF MRS. BOOTH
AT SPANISH FORK

SPANISH FORK. Utah CO.. NOV. 49,.
impressive funeral services were held
In the Third ward mcctinghouae this
afternoon over the remains of MIS- e..
W Booth. Tho speakers We're Elders
Marinus Larsen, John Moore. Ed, NJ
Rowe. Henry Gardner and Mrs. John
Halam. All bore testimony 10 the
sterling qualities OF the deceased, ana
spoke words OF comfort and cheer 10
the bereavod. Solos were rendered by
Annie Beck and I'd Williams. The sery-
ices were conducted By Bishop George
Hales.
The community here WAS shocked by
tha sudden death of Mrs. Booth, two
weeks after the birth OF her baby. She
leaves her husband and seven small
children 90 mourn her departure She
was a faithful Iatter-day Saint, loved
by an who knew her
Prof John " Meakin lecturcd this
evening Ia the city pavilion on Human
Progress 60 a large and appreciatiye
audience.
Nearly AN the poles for the installing
OF the city's electric light system are
In place n a. expected that the town
viii be lighted fcr the holidays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
||lLNBERGER PETITION
DENIED BY COUNCIL
o,,cc,ion to Ills Using steam
O Power Temporarily ON LincO"
Avenue.

my Noy i9.-The petition OF
Oopt pan,berger president Of the SAT-
SiaO" ogden railroad. to the city
l'S' 40 allow his line the special
'0 ',,,r. Of backing trains up TO ms
w. ". ,couared property on Lincoln
lss .,s and Twenty-hfth street pend
YIN, ,ss completion Of an electric power
|ihs Wy raeoon. was denied by the
plant :" ~ fhe original grant TO the
couheh. ro.d 10 run trains ATOMS
bamuel ovsnue. Il was expressly
lAneos'.. ,o, only electric ears would D.
tSousd ana the property oW 49,, III H.,
.ss, tboroughiorc were very s -ons n
may Sssmamds chat no steam propeiisd
tneI ssould be permitted on the
tram H. patition at this time IS NOT
fifses non very favorubly by the iand
oosee snd residents. although MI.
t $780, offers TO fully satisfy them
saluysi ~ roopest only refers 20 tenn
s,-srv arrangement ana ne III, ~
- - N 10 nut up any sort or q pond
o'is.srteelne them that after ceridih
u,. carly In the spring, the steam
la viii he discontinued and the me
lI elnS onlv bv electricity. The way
~ ~,etter stands now. unless MIR.
,ns .toresr il successful In conVinc-
me majority Of the property owners ~
- he van Of thinking. the privilege ne
ssslres viii be fatty refused.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
tAdND
STOMACH EXPECT IS
MUCH PRAISED HERE
Says He Has Convinced Hall Sick
People His Theories
Are Right.
CITES LOCAL FOLKS WORDS
Stream OF Callers Al Day to TclI Him
What Remedies Have
Done.

The Cooper stomach man" the cast
ern expert who has aroused a perfect
storm Of comment In salt Lake city
by his extraordinary theories IN health
matters, has been In the city nearly a
month now. Whom interviewed yes
terday at Smiths Busy Corner" drug
store. Main and Second South streets.
he handed big bundle OF papers over
the counter without comment. A few.
selected ~ random and condensed be-
cause OF limited space, were as follows:
l.. f. ANDERSON Of No. 3. Anucx
apartments. was very sick man fOf
number OF years, suffering from stOm-
ach trouble. had no desire TO eat and
every meal was followed by terrible
pains i'm the stomach suffered from
headaches and nervousness and chronic
constipation. everything he took failed
20 relieve until he began Coopcrs treat
nent Eight weeks course Of treat
ment made new man of him. he says.
and restored his health and interest n
life
MRS RICHARD HAwLEY. 45S south
First West street; suffered -four years
from stomach trouble, and feared she
had cancer; taking food was torture,
gas forming. which would be followed
by nauseatng and faint feeling. with
dizzy spells, then palpitation OF the
heart made her fear and almost wish
she was going to die. When she be-
gan taking Cooper's treatment she
could not eat a particle Of solid food.
now says she can eat anything and is
completely and perfectly restored to
health
MRS. EUNICE n. FL.EURY, ia Cen
ter street. for many years suffered
from stomach trouble in its most ag-
gravated form; everything she ate
Han1
up with great pains. causing shortness
Of breath. dizziness and periods of great
depression. Was skeptiCal that Coop
er's treatment would help her, but took
advantage OF chance to visit him like
drowning person clutching at a straw
Now SAYS she is immensely better and
well again.
MISS LILLIAN FORD, Gold Hotel;
suffered several years from what she
thought was stomach trouble; doctored
for many diseases without relief, be-
Ieving she had kidney and liver trou-
BILE bad blood or weak heart ap-
petite was irregular with gnawing
pain in the pit OF the stomach at times,
together with much nervousness ana
dizziness. Took course OF Cooper treat
ment when an enormous tapeworm
passed from her system; she is now on
the rapid road TO recovery.
HENRY PILGER, 1905 chicago
avenue: suffered for fifteen or twenty
wears from what doctors said was
chronic Inflammation OF the lining OF
the stomach; was also victim OF asth-
ma. and hardly knew what good
nights sleep meant; had 60 on the
stomach when food he ate would FER
ment. and suffered much from consu-
patton with pains In his back ana SIDES,
His wife also suffered from bad
congb since last June. Both took Coop
,r's treatment, and now feel like dlt-
ferent people. say they cheerfully
recommend il TO all who have suffered
as they have.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
OGDEN BRIEFS.

An additional force Of Is men was
put to work Thursday morning on the
new freight depot OF the nai Il'll.,lt
limos located on Twenty- street
and wall avenue. 49,,
THE basket ball team OF the Weber
academy Is training hard for this sea-
son's Wort. and il promises To make II
interesting Tor any team II meets. The
line-up includes some very strong men
and Coach Harllor expects 20 realize
some great things.
ogden lodge No. 8. l. O. o. f., NUM-
herring about 50. will attend big re-
ception aud celebration To be rendered
to them by tho Evanston lodge, To be
held az Evanston, Wyo., tonight Al
Ter the lodge rites Arc over. a large
banquet win be given the visitors by
the Rehccca lodge.
Word from the general hospital says
that II. G.. Warner who recently uld'i
went an operation for appendicitis ~
recovering rapidly and That his con-
dition rs very favorable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
POLICE COURT NOTES.

ODEN, Nov. ls.-Joseph Ruddle was
at4sued IN the police court Thursday
.l,n lns on The charge OF drunkenness
s an sentenced 10 five days in IAN or a
~ William Taylor was ar
's,sneo on The charge OF petit lar
M ana was sentenced 20 six DAYS in
~ OF a nne OF So.
H. N Lindsay was ariaigned for
~ ,pale,lllnInary hearing on the charge
ut,afF il the second degree he
h. 70 waive his preliminary hear
~, .na The court bound him over 10
ma. ,he action of the district court
hi, ~ bail Lindsay is tho Young
ne u0 D. alleged 20 have broken
t'' ,s a y. store OF J.. n. Becraft n short
ths, 'so and stolen a gun. II Is thought
ee~ 1. a' Nil plead guilty when his csse
,or1 w FOR hearing in the district
chsrro5 hnafneit and Earl spencer
hropst WIN grand larceny were
lml1e.,.. before The court Tor their nre-
ssts nearing aud testimon,- for M
Edee . .ss introduced. n. p. shune M
vas 'he complainant in me case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
DEATH OF 7. G. PANCAKE.

OGDEN, Nov. l9-Advice from Sac
nmento, California, states that Thomas
G. Pancake, formerly foreman In the
southern Pacific shops here, dropped
DEAD at that place on Thursday. In
accordance with his widows wishes,
Ms body will be shipped 10 ogden for
burial, and will Doe taken care Of by the
hehey undertaking establishment. Mr..
Faneako was "A former member OF the
yob state legislature. A little more
nag a year ago he was foreman OF the
iaload shops here. but was given a
lHaotlon and detailed TO the Sacra-
-fl'o shops. Mr. Pancake was well
sasn 10 Ogden. where he was popu-
" ID railroad circles. Funeral an
h.n'emont win be made later. and win
PROBABLY be conducted by the Wood
mems association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
PAN-AMERlcAN ROAD
HOLDS FIRST MEETING

Mexico city. Nov. iS.-Tho nrst meet
Ing OF the new board OF directors OF
the Pam American railway. the railway
recently purchased hy United Stutcs
Ambassador David T.. Thompson and
running TO the Guatemalnn frontier
was held today. Mr. Thompson WAS
elected president and neN ert off b.,
laws were adopted. Tho president
named v, NJ. Wise Formerly ot thc
Louisville a Nashville. as vice prcei-
dent and general manager lru 1fiscoc.
"a banker Of Mexico city, treasurer. and
lewis a. Antin. SECRETARY % iho board
~ directors aud to tho president
The directors are David a. 'rhomp-
SON. r. n. Brown. president of Ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
SIDEWALK PAVING
AT RICHMOND

RICHMOND. Utah. Nov IA great
deal or sickness has developed here re-
Gently Mrs. John a. Anderson, Jr.. and
little daughter have been very seriously
IN with typhoid pneumonia
The work on the new road from Rich
mOnd TO Trenton has been somewhat de-
layed on account of the recent cold snap.
The two bridges over Cub and Bear
rivers are now completed and the road
viii soon be opened 20 the public.
10 was reported ON the streets today
that the recent trouble existing among
tho stockholders OF the Cache Valley
Milling Co had been adjusted by tho
Nelson -Garncr-Allon crowd buying the
interests owned By the Mcrrllls. Bishop
4 l.. Hyner. Martin Pond aud "a mum
Der OF the largest farmers Of Lewiston
arc negotiating FOR a large block Of the
stock
Tho pavement Of the sidewalk on Main
street between State aud First West is
now completed ana makes great I'm
pIoVcmCnt
Road Commissioner Alvin Merrill Is
rejoicing over the arrival OF another
daughter 10 his household