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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29
Sic idJncllc ScfGmpihng hcS SdDnn
picms.

Sic rWtiind)cner WicOi5inild)e &os
bcnibriit" pcroifcntlid,t 5lpci g(rbci'
ten, in bcllcll iibcrcirltimlllcnO Die
uorsil9lidc @irfnmg bes Snrnlolin3
hcrporqehobcn miro. @efnnnt lit bua
SSormorL eil Sprnlolin : ErIpurot,
nit Dem @otte imprGgnirt lit, Sic
ais ~flcillcr Sampoll in Die 9tulc elll'
NeleNt miro. Seioer lit Die &crlto
pil1nN oea Nolenlod)a in S%erbinornN
nit Dem haburd) berporgerllfenelt
acknowledgements malldem Eaticntelt
icbr unonaenebn. slus biclcm8ru:'
&c cmpfieblt 81. Shnribt in Gbllr eli
ne Gnnlllion bon Sormalin unb GH
culpptllSol. bic mad, cincm beionoeren
%erInbren Der @eIcllld)uft rMolo" III
3ilrid) bcr9cltellt miro. Won be.
ipren9t nit henn nSorp5ol" cin Ia
id)cntnd), luobci 10 bis 20 Sropicn
9eniigcr, bGlt hieies inter sic Nole
mo oibnlct Damn Die iid) cntluidclus
ocn IGnlpic tier cin. Nci cintretcll
Dent Eridcln in 3nlic uttcrbrid)t
man Die Gilothmung, lest Iic obcr
Damn micocrhplt tort. Sie @irflul1
loll lcbr ldllc!l cintrctcn. ocnn folt
jcbtr Sdrnupfcn miro sum miliocllcll
bcOclltcllb ubucfiirSt mo Dor allcnl
ipclertlid) crleidltcrt. 81. Sd)miot
bebt allBcroent llof berpor, Dap on@
Sold)eiltlld) hrrh bic Surnalihoum
pic bcainiijirt miro lulb III Solac Del
len cine Mlcbcrnnitctflllg olrd) Die
IN i6n cntholtcrcn Ibionocrlin9cl,
nid)t ituttilnben fam. IuBcroem &c
lullucll bic Idrnpfc III rei,lo'c'tcr
@eiir in Die Naic. mn BORT ibrc @ir'
fltltg ppll ~ cnifnlten. W%cnnlgleld)
Oielc Impenolnt9oiorm cine ipclltD
ullffullcnbc mo lcid)t oiird,5llrilbrcll
DC lit, 10 miro lie bod) nod pom Der
bon Or. Stirnimaun cunpfoblencn an
Ginindheit iibcrtroifen. Gr bclllltt
il1nlih SIR Gntluidellula Der tSor
m~olinoompic ona iiherall lcid)t CT
bGltlid)c Spipiornt. 9ei Den "crltcll
Mnseidlcn bcS Sd)uupiens 1linnnt CT
3 bis | Srppien oopon III Die SohI
hollb. perrcibt lie tiid'tig nlo ctbulct
Die lid, c1tipidclnbcn tsornialinbum'
pic nloglld)lt frGiti1 Elm. Iarau1 clt'
ltcht ctl1 ltortcr breiulcllScr Sdnlcr6
mn cine rcid)lide MbinilOeriil,g aliS
9tn'c unb Sd,lulo. Die .aber bal0 ci'
llcn> @ciiihl Der Grleihteriing Elnb
nlotlt. $eber SdJnnpfcn loll nad)
| bis ) nlaliger N%nhucnoultg II, ci'
llcll s~}eitraltnle BON 3 St1rnocn III
beieitigen icil,. Gas Serfabren 1T
5pnr itlnicr5boit. bot abcr OF. Stir.
ninlonn nod ME i'm Stid) gclallen.
Us 5cihnet lid Dor benz slerlt sc
nanuten, ipie ibon erpabnt ipliroe,
biird, ieine grpBe Ginfadbeit ans,
nenn ein fleines 5IGid)den nit 2pic.
form fam ieoer Ieift nit lid tub
rcn.
ssS,,e sat'S Mmstous hefasaf n. seatue. an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29

UNAlpI ! lNISll Siul~ INV IlpllDttLS
Slcrhllmpen aus rotbem Snn. Nilr
ben Sdnolcr, Scr c3 aus lleberSell'
9lllg ucrihmobt, icin 8clo NIT iol'
hen Gingen 81 peroicnen. ulo Der
aud liht Den imlner NcfuhrlIdeiI
@eg beS Compromises gcbell, oils
bos @utc bier lto oa pom @cluinl,
an Shled)ten foroern ipill iiir
Den iinb Die geidGitlid)en Nlsiihtcl
llid)t geraoe pcrlofcno, 5lnnol mem,
'elne Gage i'm borallf ueripeiit, BON
Grtrnae leiner Nrbcit az Icbcrl. Gr
nllB lid) icin a1llierpublifrm that
ldd)lid) crit cr5iebcn. SoB Dies mo0'
lid lei, oaron Sipeifeln bette sic met.
item 8elf1ftslellte, tic lniicn borlnnl
aud ben Gcriild) oa5ll licbcr aonj
'cin, nnb 10 tontnt ca. ooB mir nit
iifleren Gernilblulgell nm Die sc
blllg bes Guolit0tsgeiperbea 10 lang
lam MIR ppruil tonlnlcu. Ter Sanla
burger abcr, bon Ocm i) cr50bltc,
hat es ood) gelungt ul0 jlpar altt cine
10 Iinlpolle lnb $3.50 lulc Der Grtol9
nl,Slpeiit - prattiitc Nrt, oab Is Der
lobnt, bier buuon ST. bcribten:
Gr bot Den @counfen bonn @cAcns
beiipiel pcrucrtbet. Sn lcilIc Ser
faufsporr1tbe Don @ilbcrn (aiinitlcr-
Stein5eidnlrngcn mo NahbIlolm,
gen mo Sriginaliucrtcn), ppn Nb.
giiiicn antifcr Sfulptilrcil mo BON
Sopiernnaren ninlnlt cr %grltnoidb.
lid MIR quite nlo ciniuouosireicS til
dc nlli. 9o5tuiihen bot or obcr Ct
niqc geitellt, Die tppiib iinb fir bcn
ibIedten @eihmod Der Wcnge, clio
8egenlt1nbc, Wie id) lie obcn ais
hGuiig bcgebrte fcnn5cid)nctc. Iicic
9ilber, 8olen nnb Bitten tragen cin
~flcines Shilbdcn nit Nlufidrlit:
n8egenbeiipicl. llnperfGuilidl." 49,
Hatiirlid) miro bubllrd) bel Den &1ll.
fern fait icoesmul bic IrnNc herallS-
geiorbcrt: r@arum p~crfalfcn Sic
baS niht?" llnb Der gambler bot
balm oie bette 8clegenbeit. nllf bcll
llntcridicb etlpa 5lpild)en elmer Nlltcll
Stcin5eid)nlulg BON Sallg uoer bon
Iampnlnm mn einenl Selfurbene
brud nad) irgcnb cincm Ncsocnlonas
bloc binillueilcl. Gr tam e5 Den
Scllten flor MAIDEN, marllm cine cill.
infe, III Surbc uno Srono gutHelnn
aene Mcralnif crfrclllid) mirft, Der nit
YrcBori1umcnten i~lberlobcnc Bier
frllN" ubcr nid)t. limo CT fam 0crt
,.0etcnbcn &nabcn" ncbell Den but
ten Scrrafottu- nTulllt" I'M Scocrbo
rctt itcllcu. Gas &criobrcu bot iid)
oild geid)0itlid) nortrciilid) b%0pIbrt.
Is ~gelingt ioit INNER. Die &1llier
5um @utell 81 beluegen, iuenn tic bcn
Shnnb IN iold)cr l%lmgcbrung iebcn.
SD nlcinc, man ioltc onS ilbcroll
10 hidden. @egcnbciipielc bnbell mir
nidt nllr I'M &%unitbonocl. @cnn Der
S%lld)b1llolcr uuf icincm Siihc cin
pnnr Ibld)rlittc bon ulled)t Ncfurbten,
}ir &Glftc ueridlolicnen, ans id)lcd)
TEN Motcriol acicrti9tcn Stnfien Leo
tc, 10 miirbc co linn lcid)tcr lein, mn
lolioc Mnorc 81 pcrfarfcn. llno 10
fGnlltcn ca ollc mndlcll. No$ mir
ld)reibeu NM recon gclungt ood)
id)lieblid) INNER nm III oelcn, oic
5lr Nufnubnlc hcreit iiub. 3ltm aoui-
mann fonlnlcll abcr and Die olloe
rem, on Die mar nid)t bcrnl tpnncu,
mo lie boben ebell nod oic Mcbr'
belt. Mir brolld)cn Den &ullinlomu;
brolld)en i'm fir Die Gr5ichu1a Der
&Guier. Scr Sonburgcr Stunt
hdnbler bats linn por1enlnd)t, ipic'S
gerlod,t iucrbcn fam. @cr tbllt's
ltodlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29
@armm bas @aiicr nid)t bis 5nn,
Wruu0c acfriert.


@orlm iinOet lid bos Gis MIR
or ser Sberfl1d)e uno bilbet bier cine
cIaitiidjc 0ede? Der 8rlmo lit Die
mcrfluilroige GcrGnocrung Der Gidte
res @oIierS bel Scnlperatirlbpall.
fungcn; bic grobte Gibtc nno baniit
bic NroBtc ipc5ifiihe Sdnpcre bcs
&oilers lie9t nidJt bci'mgrltarrungss
puff. Sierpon fam man it'd leid)t
ilbcr5cllgen, ipcln man ein Fobrd)elt
nit @aiier fiiat nnb oicien einfad)cll
@pporot ollmdlig abfiiblt, 1pobei bic
Sempcratlr ior9iGltig nit bent Sbcr-
monletcr ST. controliren lit. 3lnad)it
5iebt iid) bas @aiier bel slbfiibllu1g
iuianmcn; bel elmer Temperature bon
Ylus i 8roo Geliius crreitt es ic.
bod) icinc groBte Giftiefcit, uno bel
mcitcrcr 9%(bfiibllns oebnt cS iit mic.
Der aus. Iic Snlge oicicr fir Den
&ullsboIt Der Natllr GllBerit 5mefs
mGbiAen Grihcinung lit, oab bas
@olier i'm Treien, menn es bis aui
1 @ruo nbgefiiblt lit, bon Der Sbcr.
iIdhc fer gciriert; lpenn Die 1cnlpe-
ratllr nod meiter INIT, lit Dos @aiicr
pou 4 @roo, neil cS ifmerer lit, AM
NoOcn, mo oaS ieibterc, f1ltere, on
Scr SberilGfc. alerbings miro sic
GiSifyidJt an Ser Sbcrflahc INNER
oidcr, nno wenn itarfer Srolt lebr
longe nnbGlt, fam bas @eirieren
bod, mcni9itens BET ilahen 8ciuGi-
fern, bis jllm @rlrnhc gebcn. Dit.
inter ircilih fam ifd) Sis bod uul
@rlruoc oes @aliers ielbit bilocn,
luGbreno sic Sberildd)c iliiIiia blcibt.
Seood) tritt bicic grlbcinrng nic be!
Scidlcn pber itcbclbcu @elu1iicrn ein
ionocrn nllr bel ilicBeloen. 9ci ltor-
fer Stromung Derbinoert ole 9clpc-
glln1 bic GiSbiloung an Scr Sbcr-
ilGd,c, mo Die game Sliiiligfeit
nimmt ullmGlis cine Scn1perot,lr az
Sic Dem 8eirierpunft nobc tontmlt,
nib uiid) Der borlrntcr lieacnbc 80
Den miro bis allf 0 Nroo abgcfiibl:.
9tlul tritt Die Gisbiloing Slcrlt on
ocn rnbigIlcn Stcllen ein, olio an
@oocn. mo cs bilben lid Gistliimp.
dlcn, sic an Eilan5cn nno Steinen
icitboitcn, bis iic, pcnn JIG grober &C.
morbcn Iilo, ollrd) Den Inftrieb los
Nerilicl mo nj Die SbcrflGdc &C.
iiibrt mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29

rellnlallfl blctbt GDrcnlIlallil, Glld)
pent er nift Don S%cbermnnm nge-
BERT" miro.
&om Saidjenipiclcr ;um WnItimil-
lipnGr.
Nrla Sonoou miro geidriebcn: Gor
Sturgeon itorb IN ieinem prdhtigeu
Sonbpncr StaothouIc Mr. Scnru
Siuocs @nruoto, Der 9bef unb De
GRINDER Der aupoianolten : Sirlna
y9arnatp brothers" mo iest bat
man ieiu Seltamellt croffnet luno
ieitgeitellt, OaB icin NablnB runo
100 Willioncn bctrGat. Der Sele-
graph bat Der @elt lfon gemdbet,
Dap Scr. @ornato menihenfreilnblid
genllg ipnr. ben 5lpan5iglten Sbetl
bieles Hicienpermogelts cincm luobls
tbutigcu 3lpede 81 beitimmen in
benz or flint Wtillipnen fir oicGrrid)s
tllllg zines &rantenbuulcs mlsleBte.
Salptcrbin bcs Tiumnnlcn 2 &onigS
lit ieille Sodtcr, bic al eiucn tribe.
rem Tripntlcfret6r 2pro Rotblbilb's,
Or. Ilbcr, uermGblt lit llnO allBer eli
ncr bobcn S%abreSrentc 90 Wtilione1t
erbalt. Ias mciite @elb bleibt mo-
tiirlih in Der Sirma itefcn. Dit
SenrD 9ornato lit Elm Original aus
Der yfeibe iener 2onboner gmpors
fGmmlingc pcrlhmlnbel,, mcld)c nit
nldts onfingcn nnO aui abcnteuerli.
die Nrt IN fernen @clttbeilen 5i ci=
nem &eidtbum geIangten, nod Del
ien llriprun9 langit Nicnonb nlcbr
fraat, Gigentlih bieB Senrp 9arnoe
to - Senrp Sioocs nnb ben Nnmeu
v9arnato" battc CT iid) ielbit erion-
nen ,rno 5ngelcgt, nnd)bem er iid) Ser
cbleu alnit bes Salhcnipiclens 5us
gcpenoet batte nlb iit in ben fleinen
StGbten Mnb GGriern Gnglonb's in
blcier Sertigtcit probujirte. God ais
bie Nodrihten BON ben @olbiunocn
III Siibafrifu Gil Inn orangeil, lieH
es ibnl feline Gllbe, lrnb eines ihonen
Cages perIegtc er bas 6elo ieiner
Gb1tiafeit nud) oem&aplanOe. SelbIt
5u grGben uto SIT id)iirfcn, ficl inn
niht I'M Sralmc Gin. Sbn tricb baS
Gnlpfinben, bier, no bas 8olb 10
ihucll geppnllen iullrbc unD 10 ldrcll
5erranrl, miiBten iih fir cinen flus
gen uth pcridlogenen Burden, mic
CT, 8eihdfte MADDEN laiien. Gr plans.
tc icin 3elt inter ocn 8olblud,ern
ollf ulo puroe balo cine Nrt bon
Igent nj alien nl0glihen 9ingen fir
tic. llno Damn tdnlel Die crItcn
GiannontcnfuuDe. Tic Sinbcr puB-
ten al1fongs 1or uid)t, oh Die lhnIn-
bigen Grpitoaiteine eigentlid) 8ertb
bitten, lu1o iparcn 1rob. iueiln Var'
llato ibnen oufiir einiges bnrcs 8clo
al,f ben Gid jGbltc. Ils Die Seiltc
grob gellllg mar (ein cinjiBer Der
SfeHle paffca INN EN- Santcoft1o Don
10000 Morf eroiinet), lieb CT einelt
ici1er 9riiber aus England nadfom-
mcn unb g~riinoete iene Sirno, bic
sic 9ebcrridcrin bes Gianlanten-
marftes nerben ioltc. Zen cbenlalis
gen SongIcur nno 3oubcrfiinltler
uerlcugnetc &cnrp @arnato audi I'M
sllter nidt. Gr war Stommgalt III
ben @pnbpner 1ingeltnn9cln uno
Gorietes ilno tritiiirtc Die 9eilrungel
bort nit Observation-Disclosures Niene.
Rennpcrlllltc %fobelbafter Sobe jabltc
CT, obne nit Der @impcr 5u Sudcn.
obcr nit icinem SdDneioer fonnte er
iid) III, 5lpci Sfillings cine @iertel.
Itilnoc 5allfcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29
Mnitfaliidjc TetradJtuugeu.
Son at 3ipfel.

~ ~ 'SNAI - .
gud c @aiftlpicl that CT Nebc,
Tnfor frie9t or 10 picl @plh,
CAB er's harblic tpnlte hcbc
$50 CT miebcr bonn getrollt.
$40 Die E%cirnts bes gciebc,
Sd)niiien ic cnl II, Die Sec,
9ot OILS oh chi mir geidebc,
Snng CT MIR: ,g8ell, 9ers, Nbc."
sIenh Iolpbin fam geihmomnc,
$40 Dos Singe Shpob 9cmadt,
&ot cnt Mi lei @Gf aenonmc
llnb cm b6ib ol Sdobr eebrodt.
Srpbeus mar Der BOB bon gae,
$50 10 fciil aeilnNe bot,
GoG nit ieiner Sd)tinnlc Sd)olle
Hods anb Srics CT iftorte tbut;
Sinner'm fer ieill ie geidprungc,
Menn lei Seier is crlfnlt,
9is cr iid) SllanmigeiunGc
go c gaitSc Sprbcerpalo.-
Sclbld)t 10 ell ltalllcn singer,
$50 for tnllleno Collars lingt,
aonnt belt fci tobte Ginger
Miibiue, meiln ici @elB erflingt,
Srpbeus fnnnt or net erreid)c,
Sdtarte fonnt or fcinen Shtcin,
SDdlf)tcnS fnnn cr Sdtcin crlpcid)c
Mit lei Sollcrn Gno lei Shrcin.
Mentihinn moGt id) olld) nod ma
d)cn
Son Dem Mtulitunt an 9til,
Gen nit leillem Nrpben Tad)cn
Sunihe lupllt c &rotobll,
9ot cr that lei Tibhel plGbc,
Meno ons @icit tbnt en- fci Snrnl,
@orouo Ginger Subj fam iebe,
Mjltbiit bat c grobc Sld)arm.
Sdytott bell Nioblcr ml5ubrin1c,
Sdtnrtc oaS &roto0il
8lcid I'M Sott bcrum5lllprlllgc,
Mcil bcnt &icd) Der Illlbil gc1lcl,
Siebcn oltc Ypranllocn
Sot cs babel r%rtirlrt,
Gh' cS cnblif nor 5uiricocn
Icn0 hcun ilht'S olld) nod frcplrt.
,Sor mel Srcnbs, ipcrul id)
sSld)t Die fcilll6tc Wtclobci,
@rnn id) linA, id) mollt lc trictc
Scill or Bier or Mod Gub Mci,
Gas is Minblif ior Ole Gbrc,
Son Die 9euS, 100 olld) lofort
Shire Srinfs bcrurncr potrc
SSl nlclpoildcnt 9ltfprb.
Dob, mein SrellN, Der Gn1cll0nocr,
Sot ior Wiubiit gar tel Sbr,
9hur { Bingcl HuN lcinl tclult CT:
Gu biid)t frGblic, Go0ic bier"
ySiQ lei gift M nit en- brlmmlc,
Sd)tortet cr aleih hicicu Sinbn
Wit lei frddco @cuB 5l hlunnlc
Memo ocnn id)toppt lei Mite Bllbll.
Gidobn, Scr Sdtjuocnt, TINT ais iin
gcr.
.W%oll0cnnnla llitllr,"
.llnlcr NodaclonA ioll flillNcn,
nNobe id) meili 6l1idden mr."
Memo BON c Groicllor Iilgt CT,
SSo belt tci Gollc9ium hGlt,
.Yibitc" Gnb babel trinft CT,
@iS cr MI lei Tnfcl idllt.
sllld) Der Charlie fldhnlt. or Nlcldc
Gle Miiilbiif in elm ser Sd)Gbp,
Memo er tbllt Die @uB9cig id)trcidlc
gtit cr Ierd,tcrlid) 8cid,fruhp,
gnt bclnl Slnge uhllpebS tld)oit CT,
SinG baii CT lei Mciib ucrlor,
@cnlt cr linge loll, 10 frohtt or
SSic Noc'a M1pcu: Ncmuermobr,
MIR Der Gict. Dos bunnnc Sliocr,
Sat an Millbiif gor fei ShpaG,
Ncnm cr bot c Shhpir1ernuiitcr,
Gie llllat nllmell j~lucitcl NaG.
Yen0 eclt Sutt, Ben tint ic ldiuNc1,
Wtit c @rllbmid)tid idiucr Glb Did,
Srlm tGllt olld) Der Eict cntloacn
VII rulb ie9lidlcr Miubiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29

Sic Sta0t3 dneSbillcbu
lid al sic Ohio 2cgislatur %sclunnot
mo I'M Scfung bcs it1btild)cn Ge-
ii5its i'm Vetrngc BON $4,000 or.
iudt, oos ibr ourd, bcn ausitlnb
Der @irtbidaftcn cntitonocn lit.
Gainesville lit Don be,l 5armcrn bon
WilsfmJnm. Goiuatp troden geItimnlt
mproen. Iie Stabt bat bnourdl
$4,000 an 2iccn5aebiibren pcrlorcn
lno mcib nid)t, ipcber lie Dos 8ele
nchmlen ioll. Oen Nusioll ST. 0eden.
Sic 2cgislntlIr miro G mabridlcin-
lid, a,ld) nid)t miiiclL ocnn bic bct
iclbcr 8cloiorDen IN 6ol9c Der gre.
zen iinan5icllcn Ginbliben ollrdl bns
County, = tion.6eict.. a6er iGre
Eflid)t luGrc cs. Ben 3%anespiucrn 81,
belicn. Sbrc SorgGngcrin bat bu$
tlorid)tc 0cIet 9ennoft. u,o fit oie
Tolgen lit Der Stant pcrontwcrtlidl.
Ser iold)e gcmcinid)GbIid)c 1eicbgc-
trng tllltiuirt.
M nj t. 9o0cr Sd)n1i6t
miro BON ciltcm Ynitcrn ;n elmer
franfcn aiib gcrnfen. Gie Sub 1T
fronf, obl,e 3lpciiel; CT beflopft u,b
befiiblt bns Ihier LANCE 3cit, obnc
etluas 81 iilban; cliolid) md frud)tlos
fem 9%cnniiben iabt CT Die &nt al ci'
ncnl ,8orn uab am Sfmnn5 mo
iagt: .Sier tiiif,cn Sc maui ct iittcn!"
(Sier 5lpiIhen milb aS iite,.)
@ritnunt Miinhcncr (5a
ieipam 9eilid). cinenl Mlfotol 5 0eg-
lter): $50, Setter, lpas ,uoG'n MAJ
iest tritfen, a Bier ODER ali @cin?"
Better: sd oan oanfe fiir oas
Cine, ipie baS Anoere. Sdj trinfe sor
Nifts!" = WiindJncr: Oar nir2
llicb, gar mir fam ma bod iiber.
baiipt not trillfcnl"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
PEOPLE OF THE WEST
FLOCKED TO SEE COOPER
Sufferers from All Sorts of Ills Eager to
Learn About His Theory and Medicine

ferer from rheumatism 1t finally be-
came so bad that l could not sleep at
night, and l was getting worse every
day, despite the fact that l was using
various remedies that had been recon-
mended to me.
zone evening I happened to notice in
the Topeka papers an article about the
preparations Mr.. Cooper was introduce
ing in that city, and although 1 was
skeptical of results l decided to give
them a trial.
81 went to Mr.. Cooper's Headquarters
and bought a bottle of the New Dis
covery medicine. 1t seemed to help me
from the start, and within a week l
was feeling like a different man. Its
continued use has relieved me of rheu-
matism and my sleep is now sound and
restful. l am feeling better in every
way.
MY wife also used the New Discov-
cry with very beneficial results for kid
ney trouble and nervousness. Ere
quently while handling the dishes her
arm would give a jerk and the dishes
would fall to the floor and break She
could not rest well at night. She had
severe pains across her back and felt
weak and exhausted all the time.
After taking Cooper's New Discov-
cry short time her nerves were Won
derfully quoted and strengthened, the
pain in her back subsidized, she slept
more soundly and felt much improved
in every way. The New Discovery did
her more good than any medicine she
had ever taken. Cooper's New Discov-
cry is the first medicine l have ever
used that has done exactly as claimed"
Cooper's New Discovery is on sale in
Los Angeles at the Owl Drug Stores.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF

navigation of the navy department
The selection of Admiral Potter for
this duty was announced some time
ago. When the world cruise of the
battleship fleet started, Admiral Pot
ter, then a captain, was in command
of the battleship Vermont.
Thanks Refused-Because Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt is at present
engaged in killing wild animals in At
RIGA, the Michigan convention of hui
name societies, in session at Kalama-
zoo, Mich, has rejected by an over
whelming majority resolution to
thank the former president for his aid
in the protection of birds. During the
Roosevelt administration certain lands
in Lakes Huron and Superior were set
aside as protected" districts.
To Visit Factories-Baron Won
Bodenhausen, the director of the
Krupp Steel works of Germany, who
has arrived in New York, is said to be
on a mission concerning the extension
of his companys manufacture of ar
NOR plate. He will visit the various
armor mills in this country and it is
understood that an effort will be
made to open negotiations with the
navy department concerning the sup
ply of Krupp steel.
AN a nge Meeting-Arrange-
ments are being made at the state de-
pertinent at Washington for the meeting
of the Congress of Hygiene and DEM
ography, which is to be held in Wash
ington next year, probably in the au-
tumn. Congress has appropriated
$4,000 for the expenses of the meet
ing and all the nations of the world
have been invited to participate by
sending delegates An executive COM
mittee is at work on the program.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
SLAYER DENOUNCES
PRISON EVANGELIST
RIOT LEADER SAYS MINISTER
ABUSED HIM
James Sharp, Fanatic on Trial at Kan
sas City, Makes Charges Which
Prove to Be Un-
founded

KANSAS CITY. May 26.-James
cbarn known as adam Cod" on trial
for murder for his part in the fatal
ro,iqious riot here last winter, fur-
,ished a sensation in the criminal court
+odov when he arose in his place at
+ha nrisoners' bench and accused q
minister of having entered his cell and
abused him.
"Your honor" declared Sharp, ao-
dressing Judge Latschaw. Il want TO
have a man arrested for coming to my
cell and abusing me-"
The Judge gave respectful nearing
to the prisoner although he mad pc
come accustomed to Sharp OUTBREAKS
and the latter continued;
This minister called me mar anu
a hypocrite and abused me, although
[ was not talking to him.
stZVho was he2" the Judge asked.
"There he sits" declared Sharp, dra-
matically pointing to Rev. JOB Lyon
an evangelist, who frequently preaches
to the prisoners and who happened TO
be a witness for the state in the pres
ent case.
A consultation between judge, attor5
news and the prisoner ensued. 1t
showed that there was little basis for
sharp's charges and Judge Latschaw
finally said:
You will be given every protection
of the law, Mr.. Sharp. You are entitled
to a fair trial. fair chance, and
will see that you get 1t.
'I know that, Judge" replied Sharp.
"you are my friend, and l am counting
on YOU. This is the house of God, and
all | want is justice"
With that the prisoner resumed his
seat and the taking of testimony was
begun again.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27

During a recent tour in the west,
previous to his coming to Los Angeles,
l.. T. Cooper made visits of several
weeks in various cities in Kansas,
where thousands of people talked with
him and purchased his medicine
His success was so phenomenal as to
cause general comment both by the
public and the press. There must be
a reason for this. Here is the reason
given in his own words by Mr.. cooper
when interviewed on the subject. lie
said;
"The immense numbers of people
who are calling on me here in the west
is not unusual. have had the same
experience for the past two years
wherever 1 have gone. The reason Is
a simple one 1t is because my medl-
cine puts the stomach into good condl-
ton. This does not sound unusual but
it is in fact the key to health. me
stomach is the very foundation OF HE.
attribute a large percentage of all
sickness directly to the stomach
Neither animals nor men can re-
main we'll with poor digestive APP
paratus. Few can be sick with al
gestion in perfect condition. AS
matter of fact, most men ana women
TODAY are half sick. 1t is because too
muoh food and too little exercise have
gradually forced the stomach into a
half-sick condition. My medicine gets
the stomach back where it was, and
that is all that is necessary.
Among Kansas people who are
stanch believers in Mr.. Cooper's theory
is MIR. ]. L. Hayslip residing at 20s
Kansas avenue, Oakland, Kansas. He
says
"For some time have been suf-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
FAIRBANKS VISITS
COURT AT TOXIC
JUDGE ADDRESSES THE FOR
MER VICE PRESIDENT
American Ambassador Will Present
Him to Emperor by Whom He
Will Be Entertained
at Luncheon

TOXIC, May 27.-Former Vice Presi-
dent Charles Warren Fairbanks of the
United States, who is touring the ORR
emit, attended court today at the trial
of several members of the diet on
charges arising out of the so-called
sugar scandal.
In opening court the presiding judge
expressed regret that the distinguished
American lawyer and statesman should
witness the disgrace of Japan's parlia-
ment, but declared that the process of
publication in which the government
was engaged eventually would result
in the betterment of Japan's CONNER
cial standing.
Mr.. Fairbanks will be received in
audience by the emperor on May 81.
He will be presented by Thomas }.
O'Brien, the American ambassador.
and afterward will be entertained at
luncheon by the emperor.
Among the guests will be the i'm
perial princes and many high officials
of the empire. On the same day Mar
quis Katsura, the premier of Japan,
will give a dinner in honor of Mr..
Fairbanks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
PROTECTORATE GOVERNOR
ENTERTAINS ROOSEVELT
Hunting Party Prepares for Expedi=
ton Into New Part of
the Jungle

NAIROBI, British East Africa, May
26.-Theodore Roosevelt and the mem
bers of his party came into Nairobi at
4 o'clock this afternoon from the Heat
ley ranch, where they have been hunt
ing.
Tonight and tomorrow Mr.. Roosevelt
will be the guest of F. j, Jackson, act
ing governor of the protectorate For
the remainder of his stay he will oc-
cupy George McMillan's town house,
loaned for the occasion.
The naturalists of the party, to-
gether with r. j. Cunningham, who
has charge of the expedition will stop
at the Norfolk hotel. The party will
leave here next week for the Solik dis
trict via Rijabe, and will not return
here before the end of July.
A public banquet will be rendered Mr..
Roosevelt in Nairobi about the list of
August. The expedition will be ac-
companied to the Solik country by L.
j. Tarlton.
Governor Jackson has issued invita-
lions to reception to meet Mr.. Roose-
Welt Thursday night and he will en-
terrain the former president of the
United States at dinner on Saturday
After this dinner Mr.. Roosevelt will
attend an amateur theatrical entertain
ment.