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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
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The greatest of all shows. The Broad
way Burlesquers. one of the most
'refned and up TO date burlesque at
fractions in this country will be the
attraction at the Grand Tuesday
evening, Aug. 10
I'm the coming of this well known
lattraction is hailed with delight by
the theatre going public as it Is able
to view a first class burlesque show
free of all the objectabie features
which are common with this class OF
attractions.
The company is large one and In
cludes among its members some of the
best known theatrical performers in
the country among whom are, Artie
Lewis, the Irish Comedian, William
Lewis, Dana Rowan, known the coun
try over as one of the best Hebrew
comedians, Miss Mayme GardneN
the dainty singing and dancing come
dienne and Miss Grace Louise Ander-
son, formerly of the Follies of 1908,
together with the famous Blue Beau
ty Chorus noted as the best singing
as well as the most beautiful chorus
with a travelling attraction.
The muical numbers are of that
tuneful nature which are whistled on
the streets and at the home. written
specially for The Broadway Burles-
quers by that popular music writer,
Mr.. BERTHE G. Randall, among the
many song hits being. II Wonder
What Would Happen If the Moon
Would Tell" ''lIurray For Our Base
Ball Team kiss Me Kid Sadie
Salome." please Please Pretty
Please" Sugar Cane" big Chief
Battle Axe, The Good Old United
States" and others.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
Hertalnlnq TO rIsn.

Blessings on thee, little mani Go
n-fishing when you can. Never mind the
teachers rule not to run away from
school. Take your bait and alder pole
and then hunt the deepest hole where
the wary troutlets hide by the canyon
streamlet's side. You'll get licked at
home, OF course, and you'll suffer great
remorse. but when daddy sees your
string he'll gasp and say, "By jing"
And his rod and reel he'll snatch and
start out to make n catch when your
Jacket he doth tan. Blessings on you.
little man!-Los Angeles Express.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
The Slow One.

"would you" he said after they had
been sitting in the dark for long
time. "be angry with me If were to
kiss your
She was silent for moment Then
In tones the meaning of which was not
to be mistaken she replied:
"Why do you suppose turned down
the light an hour and n half agoT
And yet he wondered, poor fool, how
other young men who had started far
in the rear were able to pass him In
the race of life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
GARD OE THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends
for their kind sympathy and assist :.
ance during the Illness, and death
of our dear Mother, and also for the
many beautiful floral offerings
Frank and Charles Mayer, Mrs.
Mayer, Mrs. Louis Scheriff, Mrs. John
Biecher.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
Y. P. S. G. E. MEETS.
Business and Social Session
Is Held.

The Young Peoples society of Cal
vary Evangelical church met in reg
ular monthly session, Tuesday even-
ing at the home of a. w. Mason,
Center street, East.
After the business portion of the
meeting had been given consideration
the literary and social culture de-
partment took charge. Mrs. LID.
Zachman gave some interesting ex-
tracts from the life of Booker T.,
Washington. Several splendid read =.
ings were enjoyed and a number of
time songs typical of slavery days,
were sung by the company. 'The
Chronicle" edited by Miss Myers
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05

The development of the slot ma
chine idea has taken further strides
I'm New York. Many of the big ho-
tells and some of the larger drug
stores have now installed slot ma
chien typewriters. For ten cents and
"a press of the button you are con-
fronted with a standard typewriter
and paper, which can be used for
half an hour.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.

DR.. Detchon's Relief for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically cures in
2 to 8 days. Its action upon the
system Is remarkable and mysterious.
IL removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents
and 81.
Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy
ODDOsita Kerr House
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
NOTICE.

All members of Lime City Council
No. zoe Jr., o. u. A. NJ. are re-
quested to meet at Hall this Thurs
day evening at p. m. to make ar
rangements to attend the funeral of
Brother Fred Lusch, which will be
held tomorrow afternoon. 1t
John Fetter, Councillor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05

Why suffer with headache, consti-
patton. stomach, kidney and liver
troubles when you can be relieved
with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
No money unless benefited. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets-Chas Schmidt &s Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05

proved an interesting feature. The
Sunday school orchestra furnished
number of pleasing selections through
out the evening.
Al the conclusion of the program.
the party repaired to the lawn where
watermelon was served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05

Most people live poor to die rich' IL
is much wiser to live rich and to die
poOr.-Houssaye
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05

Save your grain by buying n set OF
listing, guards, sold only by the
Houghton Merkel Co. 7-17-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
Al, Had Been Used.

$50 Plunksyllle's exposition Is ONT"
"Yep."
"And whyi'
1--WE couldn't think up no new name
for ay."-Chicago Record'Her'
aid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05

Anything which benefits mankind
Is a treasure to you and me,
What a wondrous blessing to us all
Is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Chas. Schmidt & Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the MI <<0-

Sheep-shearing machines are now
used extensively in Australia. In Tas-
manila they are just beginning to be
sued,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05
gO.3gl

tho secret Is out.
Read of il on page s tonight.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05

Willie (fshing)--I ain't gittin' bite.
Eariie--Maybe dey amt hungry.
wiilie--T3ut dat oughtn't to make so
much difference. kin gin'rally eat
whedder I'm hungry or not.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
NOicn GQn!"

Nem 0orf, II. 2lu5u.it.
GQo @inaIcS, sic iriiAcS pibenfIopp-
Icrin, Ocrcn fiir5Iider Ero3cB III Gbi-
cGgo inter elmer Notwithstanding
oobicr 0roBcS Nuiicben crregte, neil
lie in 9erbinounQ Onmit bcbolptctc,
Is ici elm &criil1 gcntodt morocn,
lie eillem 2e6cn DER Shouoe 5u iiber.
licicrn, idiiite Iih beltC aui Dem
Compiler o%Gomponio" nod ibrcr
Ncinlotb in ,Srlono Elm. MitgIieoer
0c3 .Cranier. Sr0cnS" in Gieiigcr
Stnbt uno i'm Mcitcn brohtcn ooa
n0t6iae 0el0 olf nm tie nod &ouic
al id)iden unO lie in Stoub SIT ietcn,
bort elm fleineS Spibcngeid0it oll5lt.
ian9cn. 6rou 8rocc Ban GeI3en
Gcofe aus Bolton, meldc groBcS Sn.
~tcreiie ali ibr nimmt, bc9lcitctc iie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Tcs StrGflin9S NadDc.

Rem Dorf, #. Nlt9ult. - Ger
iriiberc Str0iling SnnteS 0tcSorlep,
ueld)er 9eitern, mic idon 6eridtet, III
MiooletoDn, N.-O., 0cn Sotclier Ga'
riel DO. 6enton erid,oB, ioQ Den Sc.
tcttip5 mitgctbciIt bo6en, oaB Senton
lcit Sobren iein Gomplicc gemeien
lei. gci ieinem Ero5eiie gelnng es,
mie cr crfl6rt, icincn 6rctnocn, Sen.
len ol3 Wiitglieo Der &urp mlsm0bIen
5u loiien, uno Oericlbe iolte obne
&iidiid)t olli 9epeiic ODER >SnItruftios
zen ocs Rifters bis gum Gnbe fir
Sreiiprefung itimmen. Stott oeIien
Jimmie er je0o6 ioiort iiir lleber-
tlibrung un0 McSorlep mlrOe ST.
Tiinf So1ren 3udtbaltS uerurt6eilt.
Ter Or trGiIing bat einen in Nem-
drf pobnen0cn 9ruoer, melder Elm
groBes Germo9en 6ciiben ioa.
@ie lid beute bcrousItellte. beiBt
McSorleD eigentlid 3DomoS Mc.
Nulepl mo lit in @er6rederfrciien
nnttr oem Spibnamen Big Com"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

DC la @oneru, Woroffo, ergeben, ooB
Die Ntourcu gciteru eiueu beftigeu
Angrift oui Die oOrtiqe ipuniihe @or.
ntlon bcgauuen. 8egeu Witternadt
ld)ten Die iponiid)c Nrtiuerie oo5
fein0lihe Geltcr gum Sfmeigeu ges
bradJt SIT bubeu olleiu inter Dem
SdltBc Der gtutt gr1tben ole 5einoe
nelte Snuiardbcu mo crGfineten nm
SagcSnnbruh etu ueue3 beitigeS6et.
ct, Sbre &ugcln idlugen in alien
StroBclt Der Stoot elm. uno Glide
ocrielben limo 10 ifpereu aoliberS,
Dob man gloubt, ooB ole Mouren
ctIide lcidte @cidiiBe beiiBeu. Qic
Niirgcr BON Rellol1 De la @omera
t0ntpicu oltf Seiten Der Sponier.
Gle &cBtercn boben %iolpeit feline Ser
Iuitc crlittcu.
Sic gage 5u Nc eliIIa,
W cltllo, If. 9luguIt. - Gin
6eliclbolon meI6cu Die Spanier
bcutc ouiitciacu IicBen, entoedte 3lpei
llclte Eager Scr NtorrerL peld)e iofort
zen Der lponiihcu &rtiQerie bom6ar.
Dirt mllrocn. Iie Miouren entiloben
mo id)Icpptcl ibre lootcu uno Ser
Wltnoctcn nit 0ouou.
Heue Stclle iir General
b.. Gtnem.
9erIin #. Nuqllit. 49, General
Il. Gincm le9te bette icine Stele oils
ariegSminiiter nieocr, un0 miro 10.
tort ieinc nellen Yilifteu oils 8e.
i~ebl3bobcr Oe0 Z. NrmeecorpS ontre.
ten.
@ie0Cr elm Gr06eben.
9ogoto, #. Auauit. - Gin Gro
bebcn trnt geitcrn 8ormittog Inn
$40 bier Elm. Gle Gri6iitterungen
oauertell lGngerc Belt, luaren ieood
llidt iebr bcftiG mo ridteten feinen
SdJu0en an.
u 0 ) teiu 0Gni de$ 9a6i.
net.
&openbogeu, If. Nu9uit.
@rui 6riiis benodri6ti9te beute ben
&oni9 6rieorid, ooB er eS nod elmer
COMPUTATION NIT leiucn politiideu
6reunben ummDgtih geIuuoen bobe,
Elm nelleS 9obinet 81 Stan0e az
bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
RencS Gufc. @cbict.

BtttS6urG 80, If. gltguit.-
Tie 4rbeiten sur aufihlieBttng oeS
rieligen 8ebietS, meId)eS Die ySio.
bella Cote So" iiir iiebcn Miaionen
Collars I'M GonnellspiQe. 3iitrift er.
morbcn bat, itno in anariif genom.
men lrno Die 9cforoering oeS Bro
DUTIES Der GnlogeuL ueIfes iit iGbr.
LID olti 100000 lonnen beIalien
miro, lit Der Solptliuie Der Wonon.
gobelo' 0ioiiion Der .9enniplponiu.
9obn" 5ugemieicn, IS ioQen oui ser
STEELE 1000 Gofe.O efen IN 9etrie6
genommcn nuo 0icicr oQmGlig int-
uIcr neiter nllSgcoe6ut merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Sanitfampf sluiidjcm 1cfirirs nn6
Safiun.

G9icoao, #, 2luNuit. Sos.
s SeiirieS oui Sos 2IngcIca, Sal,
mo Der Ncgcr &od &obnion aus
@alpeIton Ger, bubcn bclltc bier Ell
nen Gontroft gcihloiicm ourd mel.
0cn lie iih 5I cincm 6ouittompf nm
nic ~ScoUD @ciGbt Championship"
Der NcIt urrpilidtcn. 3cit uno 0rt
OcS Samples iiuO ipGtcr ieIt5uItcacn
lnOeIien muB ocricIbc nidlt ipGter ais
Ic6a 0tonote nud llnter3eidnrnl
Der ihlicBlidcn 9coingunqcn itottiin.
Den, mo ieocr Der 3ruei aGmpcn bat
b;nnen y S%tun0clL $4,000 ais @a.
rontic ein}uicbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Nlo6m i6r NinO init nus Der Nelt.

WcGomb b, Ohio, fl. altguit. -
Jrau SnmeS $. Sitter rn0 ibre Elm.
iobrige Iodter mllroen bellte friib
non Dem @uttcn uno 8oter, Der iic
tci icinem @rmohen pernliBte, oils
@ciden in einem oIteti 3iebbrtmmen
duiGeiitnocn. Ter Coroner entitieo
III ieinem @obriprrlt, ooB 6rou Rit.
tet, mcIdc ifou ieit lGngerer 3cit
frGnfcItc, SelbitmorO begnngen babe.
Sic 6rou belt oaS aino felt in oen
Arnlclr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Sdjof ocu M0rocr icincS gruocrS
ntc0Cr.

Ncm 0ort, #. Nugnit. -
9lolpb UoSconc, Gigentbiimcr OcS
Sale @oacouc" in 9tr. los, N}ll-
tcrpitroBc, Den GopitGn Midocl Sal
pin pon Der Glijobetb Ctr. Boli5ci-
wcfc iiir Den gciGbrlidJiteu Nicnid)cn
il icilcm 0iitrift b0lt, mlroc Ncitcrn
gltcn0 ipat III ieinem Hotol BON oenl
8rlloCr 0e9 Wonnc3. Den CT Dor bier
&obrcn cridoiien bat, nit pier Sdiii.
lcn in HiideuL 9rlIit un0 llntcrIcib
nic0cr0citrcdt. @n5cone mar mcgclt
icincr S6nt gum Io0c ucrurtbcilt
morOcn mo brohte 30 Wonntc I'M
lootenbouic Don Sing Sing 81. Gr
crlunQtc cincn ncllcn Yro5cb ul0
wllr0c irci9ciproden. Ger ulli 0clr
Zoo Tcrmumoctc mllr0e in ous st.
Ninccnts Soipitol" gcbradt um0
Der Coroner beblti5 @ntgegcnnubmc
iciucr Nutcmortcm NuSiogc bcnod)-
ridltigt.
Scute I6cn6 lit @nScone i'm Soipi.
tuI Acitorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
9coCntcnoc &erlnltc onrdl 0rGuoc.

" io6lctomL N..O., #. Nllg.
90 5iemlid Der gauge @eidGitS.
tbcil non Wlonticello, zines oils Com.
meririide po~puldrcn SrteS in ocll
Bergen pom SllipalsG olintp, 0ing
lu0brenO Der pergan9enen Hodt uno
GCute iriib IN 6Iumen oilf. 1rci
&ptels, melfe iiber 250 @Gite 6eber.
brrgteL iopie 10 5icmIih ole Sc
ihoftSgeb1uoe or bei0en Seitcn Scr
NtainitroBe bramltcn nie0er. Nur
fllrh Anmenoung pom GDnonnit &c.
long cs, ooS Mobnungspiertcl ser
Srti6nit ju rcttcn. Ger 8erlitit miro
0lri nabeju St,000,O0O geihdtt.
Gam0em rs, If. Nugilit. 49,
Is |ieroe fomcn Ourt Elm 1eucr
rms Scbcn, mclde2 Gellte iriib Die
biCiiGcn StoQluigcn Der oEotter @r.
treB 60" 5crit6rtc. Ger Ncrhlit be.
trugt ca. $4,000.
2pnh Waii, If. Nngltit. 81.
.. &oiimun & Sobu's Soiiionqcrbe.
rel in @eit.2Dm mo mcbrerc olls
itoBen6t ScrcmWt5anier %bronnten
bclte irii6 nicocr. &crluit ctipo
$250,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
u odport, W}oIi.. If. 2(lt0uIt.

FCrlollClt mltr0ell 4CrGttCt.
Hodport, OfaIi. If. Ilt1lit. -
Ger 5ltr 8unoeailpttc 1cb0ri0C ne.
niorQltcur ,9te5it3cot" fcntcrtc bcltc
friib AMI Der @6bc Don Sap }nu un0
alma untCr. Gr mor nit elmer Nu}uhl
@lntcr bcirndtet, mo Die ull5u idNucrc
Niir0c icilc@ &orao3 ucrltriu6tc lei
ucu llntcrgong. Sin 5iemlid bciti=
ger 9toromino mebte sur 3eit mo Oic
Sec aiug bod. Nah0em mcbrCrC mn
Ncru0bnIid bobe Wcucn ilbcr Oo@
GlroCd mcggciflagen moren lm0 0cn
ltoihincnrmm nit @aIicr 0riilut
battch Iegtc iit Der gNcjin3cot" auf
0iC Scitc mo perldnUnuo gIcid ga
rnlli inter Der Cbcrilddc. &icr Ntit
AiicOcr Ser Wouuidaft fomcu um'S
@cbCn, m1bren0 nclln mtocrc Eerios
rclt, cinihIicBli6 ser Satin mo 0ca
tIcincn SobneS oeS Captains, nod)
lonacm Sample ou9 9ono crrci6tru.
Gle @rtrlmfcncn iino:
Charles i. Erotter, fuugircnocr
GiiIi9hirurg; &. 9. loplor, Sec
mdng; 6. &. 2&bitc 0}cacr), S6iiiS-
fed, z. q. CoUaroa C9tcger) Gee.
mann.
Gopit0n Gpon& unO MoidiniIt &.
9cliric, mclabc oai cincm 2%llfct0cta t
BON Ocm mtcrlchcnOen 6obr5cII
mc8tricbcm murocu nof iiiuf Stln.
ron BON Der O}onnifoft elmer &iiitens
administration IN Sidcrbeit gcbrudt.
II. Srottcr, Wclder lid in ibrer Sc
ltli6oft bcfunoen battc, nor uorber
0:lrh Den Mogcuprol BON Ocm 9cdel
fortgeriiien mnr0en tt6 ertronf.
8cot9monn.Wlot 6.G. Bitter tGmpitc
cine Stlmoe luna AMI ciacr idmoIcn
Nlunfe, ani ipclher CT 6rou GponS
un0 ibrcn Spbn ieitbielt, nit ocn
MoQcn. Gem 0inihiniitcn Erutt
ul0 0rci Seclclltcn gcIullN Is, nud)
Dem %llntcrAong 0c9 HemorQucurS
cas- umgcitiir5tc Rcttitngaboot 0e&
6obr5cu9cS 5uerreidcn oui5urid)tcn,
0oS Muiicr mta5uidopieu, Bitter,
6ruu @Uon9 un0 Sobn an @or0 5u
Grbmcn uno ans %onO 5u ruocru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

NN''AN' 49, 'NNN~IN''' - NN"f
fon0. &C., glll9ioQcu I'M ESuQueIt.
u d c It Cr, 30, If. 2utgltit. -
Nic llcbcrrcitc ser ais 9ciht oui Ser
&olu Slpul6rc GCnlctrru QcfuuOes
ncu g(nuo Sd)mludcr murOcn .bclttc
5ltr Nllbc gcbcttCt. Ter &ndltcit lit
nod, inn @onQ. Gle @oli5ci lrd)t Jest
nud ciu2nl W}onlc, ucldcr 0cu Mita
q~lieOcrn Der 6umiIic Sflmodcr,
mGbrcnO O%icicIben had ocnt per
idnumOcncn W}GOhcn illd)tcL Nit
t%bcilmna2n ijbcr Ocu Grt mad)tc, an
lpeldcul lie ip0tcr Die 9cidlc ent0cd
ten. Iicicr Wionu lit icit0cnt per
idmulOcn. Bon Qrobtr @ihtigfcit
ucr0cn Ole I'M &nulIcit pom 0en So
rOncra Ncr}tcn &o6n Z. Najcn uto
s. y, s. Comfort, mcldlc Die NbOuf.
ton ser &cihc Oc9 Wtd06euS porQe-
lton1mcu 6ubcrL 0cmodten 2lnQubcn
crod)tct. Gle 0oftorcu erflGrtcn, BOB
Die lh%lQiitfIidc, ais lie gciltnOcn
mur0c, unNcfdbr 36 Strnocn foot
mar unO mcbrCrc Strm0en lang IN
Der Sonnt NcIcQCn bobcn miB, che
lie ncridorrt murOc, Noh Der Pm
lidlt Scr 2ICr5tc crcignctc itd) ser Mfor0
3nild)cn bier mo iiini llbr Nohntit
tags, mn0 ser EbdtCr ftbrtc nod Gin
brnd Der Tlntcl6cit 5urijd, nm iein
Spicr 81 p%crQro6en.
Or. So5en G>lBcrte oui Gem 3elt
Qcnitou0 Die Nniiht, DOB Der lln6ul0
Den Wor0 mnbri6Cinlih niht nit
folter llebcrle0unA uu9fiibrte, iotl
bern 0o@ WG0den MIR Ourh NiirQcn
bctdllbcn Wolte. TuS 3lngcnbein
Der Sooten Dur gcbrodcn mo an
i6ram &opic prr0c cine 8rn0c &c.
funneL Die bon eincm S6loQ nit Ell
mem Stcin bcr5urii6rcn ideint. Nit
Berocm micicn ibr @eiid)t unO G6er-
forper &%robtumOtu uno blolle Ileden
ouf.
@eItern mltrOc in Charlotte eiu
6remOer, Der ieincn Nomea als @oQ
oltgob, ais Der Ibut ~uer0dd)tia Der.
battct, ltn0 in Crescent 9cnd Elm &c.
miiier @nrrp &opertD. 0ci0e picict
ieood) raid Gin Nli6i nod mo muf
ten 0obcr micOCr in 6reibcit gei2Bt
lucr0Cn.
sd bin icit ~ii6cr5etNt Dob nrein
ornrcS &in0 ont Snntitog 3iuiid)cn
pier uno iiini llbr gct0ottt mor6en
it,. crflGrtc Die Whtttcr Der Grnloroe.
ten 6elltc. sd ioB nm oieie 3eit olli
Der Ncron0u lnO GIollbtc lie at mir
Dorbci ms Sous Qcbcn 81 ieben. NlS
lie Ip0ter nidt sum I%benoeiieu FAM
tonnte id) nid)t GIollben ouB tie nid)t
0obeim ieL un0 ib Oltrd)iud)te Gas
dol15e SoltS nod i6r. Sect meiB iH,
OoB tie mir ihrcn ihrcdlidcn Too an
}ctgtc, oenn ih iob nidt MIR ibrc Or
ld)eimnh ionocrn b0rte tie bcutlid
"@ut2n NbcnO, Muttcr", iuoen."
Gle bcutiGe @ciicbunN Anno'a cr.
folatc oui Dem nGmlideu 6rieOboie.
oll iucldem lie Den GOO g%eiunOel1 bot,
al Der Scite ibrcr Sdpciier, unO i6r
gotcr, Der in cincm on0cren lbcile
Oe9 @ottc@ofcrS begrobcu liegt ioa
lpdter nebcn ibr b2i0eieBt mcrOen.
Go3 MISUNDERSTANDING ser 4crmltrn
fono Don Der fotboliihen ct Eeter
mo FollI5. Stride an Nioplc-5 tr. ans
itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Tlu9t in'S Senlcits.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
AMERICA HAS GOOD
BUSINESS CHANGES IN C lINA

New York. Aug. William W..
who sails today to assume
hts new duties as ambassador to
+ Russia. declared that America has a
remarkably good commercial prospect
in China where he has been minister.
since 1905.
The Chinese are very friendly with.
us end arc anxious to strengthen the
5brsinegs relationship now cxisting.
aaid Mr. Rockhill. The building OF
railroads will ope, up the interior Of
China to a vast foreign commerce Of
which America Gun have the largest
part Of 1t II It VIII go after It Eng
land, Germany, and France have en-
loved the largest part of C hinese COM
lnerce because they have established
houses there and have done business
E in progressive manner. The defect
in the business relations between the
United States and China has been that
our manufacturers and merchants
have been satisfied with a representa-
Stion there by a professional agent.
& - can sell better goods in China
and at a less cost than any other ma
Stion and Il believe that now that the
country will be opened by railroads.
the American business man will take
advantage of the friendliness of,
China, 3s h
Mr.. Rockhill anticipated no unusual
international complications during his
coming stay in Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
MARKED FOR t HE
REAPER

About three years ago Mrs II. Hetkes
of 81 fEiritnans street.. Oakland, Cal.
called at ouroffice with n girl thirteen
years old, the latter weak and listless
s :. =. ~ stated that she had lost daughter
through kidney disease and the doctors
now told her this one was In the san
fix and that she could live but short
while. IN ss =
The mother was nearly distracted.
We told her that kidney disease was
really inflammation OF the Kidneys and
that IT was In fact incurab le under the
old dfuretics. all of which were kidney
excitnrts, but that an erlollient for
kidney Inflammation had been discoy-
cred and that the child would proba bly,
recover, The mother took the treat
f.le.lt with her.
Il We skip three years.
a few months ago Mrs. Hetkes called
with beautiful young girl, who was
The very picture of health. She intro
duced her as the dying patient If three
years ago. and told US to refer anybody
In the world to her. She stated the re-
coverY was complete about the elay-1
Sonth week.
Fer the only emollient for intia NINA X
8tlon Of the kidneys, the world has $ ever
seen, ask for Fulton's Renal Compound.
Literature mailed free.
JOHN j. FULTON co..
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agents. Ask for bimonthly Bulletin of
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