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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

sic @rollerci nod Gerti9itcaiug Ser
Nrbciten cine Der pollfonueniten oeS
SiioenS iein miro.
. Cine GriunerunN an Dcn
@inter butten 9eltern Die 9emobs
ncr ser WomumentenltoOt. 8an5 im-
crpurtct bcanrm ca I'm bulb If llbr
81 idneicn luno Scr SfneeiaIl belt
llngeiGbr 10 Winutct oll, 0od) mar
Der Sdnec IN Solac Der ipormen @cs
iduifcnbcit ocS g%robooenS balo ger.
id)mol5en uuo an Nad)mittag brad,
lid, Ole Sonne abernlulo tire Gabit
orlrd) sic @oifcn. Siir bclltc ullo
nloreen pcrfiinoet inns ser ofii5icllc
@etterpropbct id,onea Mcticr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
YeScnflidjc Mrbeiter,uirrcn in 9noi.
AtN.

Suonpillc Sno., 30. Mdrj.-
Gin oilrf bic Ianpipieiie ali Der
@oplc' 3cdjc g~egebeue Notblignul lat.
te Die roid)e Terinmml,lng bon 200
@epaiinetcn sur Solge. IS bieB, DAP
sic ans Der 3ed)e pcrtriebclieit ungn.
ridden ?lrbeiter nit Ipnomit 5uriid.
qcfcbrt ieicr, I'm 0aS Snnerc Der
Griibe St pernidtcn. Die Sclcgra
rbcnorabtc 5ipild)en Soionuillc uno
Der @ri,be iino burd,id)nitten mo Die
llngorn mcroen ooiiir perantwortlid)
gcmodlt. (9t1beres iibcr obigc Nj
ioire iicbe olli Der crltcn Scitc!)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Grid,uf iid) nit Sd)rutilintc in @aib'
ingtun.

Maibingtol II, 9. g., 80. WGrS.
Scnrp u. @riSnolo, friibercr
Erdiioent Ser %.Slnacoitia & Eotomoc
NnbrGo,," meldlc 9e9chu1rtig sur
.@oibiltgtou electric Roihpap nno
Eopcr So" gebort, cridoB iid) beltc
bobicr nit cilcr Sdrotilinte. gr mar
Ell reifcr @rulbci9cntbumSmaflcr
lunb itommtc aus elmer iebr a,gcie-
bCnen Iunrilic IN @eotDeriilo, Gonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
CSortieyurs bon Der /. Seite.l

(Sorticyurs bon Der 1. Seite.l
Mcmpbis Sent, 81. Wt1r5. =
Gro5p Snofe lit III ldwer perlp,ll-
Setem 3nitunoe gcian9cn genommen
uno i'm @cfdnaniB 81 WuStogee elu-
gclieicrt poroeu.
Sflubomo Gitp, SflaD., 80.
Mdri.- Sberit Rpp Soiiman Capt.
6reo. Sumter mno Gapitau SigbIcp.
Geieblsbobcr Der Wtili5, wc!f)c Gra5p
Smatc periolgt, lino belte III ole
Gunhorto. 9crge eingcorungen, no
Gro5p Snafc uno ietne Sdoar per.
idonit lcin lcIl. Gs icbit nod oil
2tod)ridten BON ibuen. Sic 9tad)ri6t,
Gru5p Snofc babe Iellc 8apitlllatlon
0ngebptcu, crmungclt Der Velt1tt'
gltn1.
Snoioncrogert 8eliep um0 George
@oobruif. S~pe5iolugGnt ser 2cpur.
tementS ocs Snnercn, fomcu bel,te
aus S%enrpettu 81 8icrce an, INN Ole
GreefS uui5uiud)cn mo mom0glif in
@erfebr nit Gra5p Snote SIT tretcu.
Is aclollg ibuen nidlt itno tic febr'
ten bellte slbuno nod Wllsfogee jl-
riid.
@aibington, :. g., 80. MdrS.
Snoiuner.9 onmiiiar 2cllpp iogte
hciltc Ibeub, iein Bureau bege feline
Mbiidt. iid) in Den @onflift Smilheu
ben 9eborben bon Sflaboma luno oeit
Grcefs ein5umilhen. @obrideinlidl
leien Neger.G esperaboS fir ocn
%9luSbrud) pcrontportlid.
Seine oiii5icllen Nofridtcn iiuo
bier iiber Die gcriidtsmeiie gcmeloetc
Grbebung Der bcireiteu Sflopen Der
Semiuolen. Siioianer empfungen mor-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

BeriomnI Noti5. = Baiior
9as bon Der eritcn Der. oentltcn
cponecIiIfcn @er1einbe bon Caution
feeoh iid, e~eiierit nod, 9liffnlo, g..
q, Inn nen1 pegrobris ieines an,
Mspntog p~eriiorbenen gruoers, Srn.
gaIentin Bot, bei5uluo6nen. CT tpirb
am Grrrfiug tpieher bier a,iIorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
@Ombcninnb in elmer 8oritaSt uon
yiIabun.

2iiiabont 30. MGrj. - Bel ocr
llntcriiidung fiber cine Grploiion.
lrcld)c Iid) in eincm Dol, BRET arbci'
tern bcpobnten 3immer III elmer
&oritaot bon 2iiiobon crci9nct bate,
iono bic Tolijei cine all5ahl Bonn.
ben. 3rpei Der arbcitcr lpiirbcn Der.
boitet, oaeilt Der brittle entfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Wms Dem Snncren Warplaub's nub
Sen nngren5eubcn Staaten.
8 i AMtcr 3.

Gillcn gutter tSlrrb bot ser Stoot.
Snacnicur BON Nnnapolia gcnaft
ulS cr cine oltc &arte Der Stnot, mel
dc in 1911 mnociertiBt mnroe, ent'
ocdtc. 9iober mllr0c 9crpillca Gigelt'
tGltm nid)t bcltUlert, neil ole Stuoi
boriiber icinc Sllrisoittion 5n be
liten glollbte. Scbt ober itellt cs lid
beruuS, ooB @rlnoitiife Don betrGht'
lidcm llmioug Der Stoot geborer
uno sur pollcn @eItcucrumg beran9e'
Scaen mcroen tonnen, moourd) ott
Itellcrbure 0oiiS nm $4,000 erbob1
miro.
Tcr5mcifcItcr SeIbit.
muroucr d.
Sn 2onncpning. AllcgunpsG ou,tp.
pcriudte Der % Sabre oltc Solepb
Douglas Sclbiinloro III bc8cbenL i'll
Dem CT iih IN ben Nilinb ihoB. &c
idjGitIidc Stiulcri9fcitcn lteiner
ocn Wtann. lucld)cr pcrbciratbcr III
mo cin &ino bat, 81 Der per5meiicl.
ten Sbot gctricben 5u boben.
Veamt eli ~ q y |.
Iie NftionGrc Der NnnapoliS Watcr
So. bobcn Die iol9cnoen Seamtell
erlp1blt: YrGiioent, Sr. &urrp :,
Sopfina; Girefiorcn: @m. u, @ooo-
iuorb. SonleS DC. Monroc, Bernard
Micgoltb mo @oroon $. Claude.
g cubou AM Scpcru nicDer.
gcbronnt.
Gin ieincr &~oQcuounlg cntgc9cn
gcbcnocs @obnbouS, iutld)8 III
Glcmcut @inolo. cin pcniionirtcr Mr5i
Scr 0llnbcsmurinc. onl ScuernNiper
nobc NnnopoliS. crrid)telt lieB
bronntc IN Der Nadt bon Wontaq
o,if stitern oiif bclt @runo nieber
unb es miro pernutbet, bob Brand
filter am @erfc woreil.
10 0SrbeitSIoic.
Sic oStci9el 2umber Corporation
IN StountorL So, bat ihre Wcrte il
Der Ndbe Der g%enonnteu Staot ge
idlpIlen, mo einblnbcrt Monn linz
boburd orbcitSlos geiporbelt. GS wir>
ongegebenL Dob Die Sorif.Gcrbano
lulaen i'm GongreB fiir oeu Sdlllf
Der Merfc ucralttmortlid ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Grbbcbcm in Yurtngal.

2iiiaboM 80. M1r5. - Gin
lciftes Grobcbcn trut bette III Der
Eropin; al9arpa ein mo peruriaf).
te. obgleid) fcin Sfoben ai,gcridtct
nnrbc, bcbeutcnoe llnriibe, inbem Die
nGmlidc 8cgcnb crit Dor ctlid)en 1o'
gen bilrd) cine Grocrid)ilterung beim.
ocIlld)t nor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Gin pipdOloeiidJes Hatbicl,

Sobn 2cutbedcr's ei9entbilnlld)c;
9cnebmcn in Dem 8efGn9niB 81
Soluion. -- Ginuul Gctct CT, outr
l1etoICoer tobt CT. - Nuaipabl oel
@eidhporencu fir ieinen Ero5cf
uul Srclto0.
SoMu Seutbeder, ipeld)er nnl 10
Wtdr5 in Saulrauille Sr1. George u
@larticc IN eillenl @lltbonfoll b1inu
br Die Nuic meaidnitt uno aud
bonn ieinc Saith, idJuer pcrlebte, be.
ninmt lid IN DEM @cidn9niB 81
(o,pion nui 10 eiaentbilnllite @elle
boB ielbit ole sler5te fulum lplI'cn
mas lie BON Gem Mnnn halten lollcH
3upeilen licgt er Stum0cn lang an.
itcincno bttcno alli ben &nie'n. -
Ganm fam i'm fem Menid, bciueNcl
uui5uitebcl. l%tueriuortet iprillgt cr
5uipcilcn nicbcr oui uIo bcginnt 81
tobcll. 2cBtcn Sountog lag CT 5lpol'
Stunoen nalf ben aniee'n, obrc DuI
CT berpoNcu mcroen fonltc, oui5uite.
ben, uno ais bic @efdngniBbcanter
iih idlieBlid cnticrnteL bortcn lie
bcn @cion9cleu id)rcien mo tobel
9nnm tretclt mieocrum Ecriooen ein
mGbreno mcld)cr 2cutbcdtr pernilnf'
tig bonoelt. rM bieiem 3uitonre
iprod er am Montoa 5l ieiner Tro1,
mcIfc i'm I'M @efGngnib bciudrtc.
aorn bate lid, Die Trnu tntfcrnt
ling CT micoerltnl 5u tobcn an. Ger
S%itontsomuolt 9lllicp tilnbi9tc ge-
tern on. Dob oun Sreitog bie@elhmo'
renen fir ben Seutbedlr SAT- allSgc.
mGblt nerbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

StoBicuf5er. 8ei5bQlS
(ous cincm oltcn 5erlumptcnS triumph
oas 8clb 5Gblcnb): D@enn t nur a
@clo bGtt', boB / mir al nellcn
Strumpf faiticu foitnt'!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

MnSonucrno. 3ouiirer:
vaonfcn sc mir bod al d Hobel.
~biid,sd1en fir 3hre 2rom @errobli1!"
Wrhnunesirboferi gehouere =
bin unDerbeirotbet,,..ssss Souitrer:
.Nu. d Jraa beiorg' id Sbnen audi
no;u!!" !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
III III II b.-Wn

nt9cgenfo nj III c II o.-Wlit.
fer (oic nit ibrcm Sobnhcn bon ci.
ncr Hciic SIR @robmutier bcirnse.
fcbrt iiD: Sag mai, Srie. Bel men.
ihnncft cS Cir n,i1, eigcuilifl ont
beiien, bel Miittt nber BET @roblno'
ma" - Urie: pRathe. rM1,ttil" -
.Nutter: a9tn, onnn 1dtbe tf: bel
mir :" = Uris: nRatb' nodJ einmal,
Wuttt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Wprpbinmbanbe cntocdt.

-
gpotbefer pegcn ungeiebIihen Ser
faufs BON Worpbium Dem &c
rid)tsperiabren iibernieicn. - 2ie
aGuferin cine @aibingtoncr Ste
nogropbiiiin. - Soil ldNpungbaf-
ten Sunhel spiid)en Baltimore
llno Der @unbcsbauptItaot Der
mittclt DabGl.
Der 9reusSue Der goltimorer 30.
li5ei gegen ben &unbel nnb Gonlum
bon uorfotiid)cn 8iiten bot 81 brei
n1lleu Gerbaftungcn gefiibrt. 8eltern
muroen BON &uoi Grammar I'M mitts
Ieren 9iitrift SRI. Mabcl SmenS,
cine Stenogropbiitin BON Woibings
ton, 9. g., Or. @illiom IS. 2uuer,
ein Npotbfer bon Hr. 1101. Gomono.
ion.Npenie, unb @ilinm SopiS, Der
Yprtier bes 2estercn, Dem &c.
ridtsperiobreu iibermieien, Die Gr.
itere llnter ser Inihuloigun1, mlbe-
rehtigter @eiie Worpbiumu in ibrcnl
9eIiB gebabt 5u baben, Der Npothefcr
ilntcr Der ACKNOWLEDGING, obne Gr5t.
liheS He5ept Worpbium p%erfollft SIT
huben, mo Der Megcr inter Der Il.
ifulOi1lung, uilgeicslid)cr @eile ont.
ocrc Ecrionen nit Morpbium Der
iorat st bobcr. Sic beioen 2estge.
nanutelt purben nab Stelluig bon
$1,000, be5p. $1,000 9ilr9ihoit ans
Scr Soft %entloiien. pGbrclh Sri.
SpenS mi Grntougeilng bon 9iirg.
idoit ms GeidngniB ilberiiibrt
lplrrbc.
9ie Ieteftip.S ergealten 2allcultcr,
Top u1o aenb. ipcld)e Die SmcnS
oerhnitetelt, 9loiben oonlit cillen gile
ten Sang 9etbun 5u boben. Die bic.
lige Eoli5ci fabnoet id)on icit @od,cn
oIf eiile SrnuenSperl Jon, mcld]e Der
oGd,ti9 mar, Slpiihen Baltimore u1b
@olbillgton einel idlpun9boftcn 60.
cainsSonhel 81 perTlitteln. g(m Woll.
tog ipi,roe ihrc Miibc belohnt. Sic
bemerftell, ipie oie Smens at Der
bieiigen Gnbitotion ser r@oibineton,
Baltimore mo gnllopoliss Clinic" Dol,
cileln Ncgcr crlunrtct ipnroc, Der ibr
ein Eadct einbGnoi9te. Sic ifrittell
5llr Scitnabnlc Der 9eiocn mo fon,
oc1 bel Seffnung oes YofetS, Dab
balielbe TAO Morpbium Soblettel,
elltbielt.
Sci Dem ecitrigen Scrbor Dor &ooi
Grammar gob Die Siuens 81, buS
8ift gefouit 6ll babell, b~eitritt abcr,
ie porber nit M~orpbilun Sanbel &C.
triebV 5l bobeu. Sic ici fronf nnb
babe bos @ift 5llr 9ei1niti9rng ibrer
Sfner5en 9enonllnen.
Gr. 2aiier beltritt nidt. Sos Sit
perfuitft SIT baben, ip0breno Der Ne-
ger borauf beitonb. nid)t geDuBt 81
babcn, mas Dos Fadet entbalten. mo
leoiglid) I'M auftrage ieines 2obn-
BERN balielbe abeclieiert SIT baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Valtimorc's NcIcrpoirc.

POD 8npen i'm gu,pombers3bnI.. AZ
Cafe Nolnuo nn ben Soncs ,sdlieH 40t
Gale Mortebello oil Sartoros Noao 4Qt
2dfe Clifton i'm Clifton drf".. 26i
9ruibs2nie i'm r0ruiosSinsYdrf". 42t
8nilforos Teicrboir. anberbdib ber
1ioroti6en Sianoarelise. Sfptfder
Der 0orf. noao uno GbdrIessEtr. 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. JdaSsHcdo II.
8. 9loenue 81
W2i. Huoalsh eierpoir. .Gruios6iu.
-Rarf." bei'nt Wit, HoDaIGiueang 81
sSiab Seroioe" sHeferpoir. I'M norbs
peitlihen Ibeil hes nSruiospins
Rdri5" g:
Jorcit Bart. Refersoir. 5ore,t Bart 22I
9frei RaNcrt1iirme 2opa3itdt su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

Tic YnsrcDc bali d) f.
Soicph :. SeoS. ntldcr icincS Bel.
d)c1s cirl @ollidreiner lit itlo be
bnllptetc, aerooe BON Sorrisblrg &c.
fonmen 81, icill, uerlieB g~citern Mor-
gen Die oitlibe Eoli5eiitotion iii,
$6.45 lrn1er nllb cine Grfohrun9 rel
der. gr iplirbe url sbe,,b porber
al ser @olie- nlo Baltimore traBc
~iiilnlo5 6c5cd,t nllfgeiirnocn, iino ais
or gcittrn Dem Toli5eiriftcr S'Ncil
porgcfiibrt murOc, bcbolptetc CT, oai;
er Cos genonmci1 babe, nm lidl
cii,en CABIN 6iebell 5il loiicil, iuoOurd)
,icin 3ultollo bcrbeigciiibrt iporbell
ici. Ger gcitrenge aobi fonlltc ic-
bod, l,idt begreiiclL oab in Baltimore
cin 3nbnor5t ieillen 9eruf nlsiibt,
Der Gatienten III iolfer Gerioiiuns
cnt(Gbt. nnb biclt Dem ArreItontcil
nod, cine geborige Stanorcbe.
Gus Eeit III emf BON Srn.
& CHARLES $. Mier mlroc oeIterll
I'M @%aiiellgeridt 81 Somion beitd-
tigt. SI1 oenielbcn pernlodt Der
Grbloiier icinem Sobnc Charles $.
@icr $1,000 nit Der 8egriinbnng
oob or fiir bic iibrigcn ail,ber cbe,l-
iopiel ausgegcbcn babe, n,b Der Hcit
ocs NadlaIies iGat Der @ittrpe SIT.
Nnh Der Scimatb. = Slut
Dem NorbO. &lopo-9 Camper rHbein",
GupitGn $. Worgenitcrl,, prreiicil
be,,te Die folgenocn aaiiitcn 2 Baiio.
gierc Dol, Baltimore aus: SRI. Clio
&. sblcmorn utb Srau Seurictto
Ycf, Baltimore, DO; ST. unb Jro,,
Gpcrctt Gniour, 8oibingtonL 9. g.;
Sroli Griilic Uroppcrt, Baltimore ;
Sran $. Sacobs uno SRI. emma Go
cobien, Chicago, Sis; Srl. Hoia
aolmar, 8nibilgton .. g.; SRI. ~.
Miaion, 9etbcsbn, Mo.; 5ra,t Com.
Toroip mo &ii,o. 8aibil1gton, 9.
g.; &r. Gnlil Wobr. Gonoon Chg
Ial,b; 6rau Mnnic 90. Ecntlano, 5r.
q. W. Ientlano uno ST. $. ". go.
fcr. 8aibington 3. g.; 8r. 8iqarb
$. H%obinion, Gbicngo, Sas.; 9r. III
bert Sfccrcr. !&r. ii,b Srai Jrant
Steinmes, Or. 5. @bitriogc 8il.
liatrs nito Satin, Grls. Wnrgaretbo
So, Nap Guibing uno annc u. @il.
Iiams nnb Giencrin, Baltimore: SIR.
mo 1raii &. @iris, Bittsburg, go.
Jrou 1berciia 3iri,ig,N orocn, Nebr.
Sr. ,tnh 1rou Gbfp. 3ierolb. Yitts.
burg. Fa.
ReHt5etttg eerettet. =
Sn Der @obnune bon Srn. George
| pfe'fer. Tr. $40. Sub.1 urbant.s 81 tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Grasp Snafe sefansen.

Geriticoene 9erihte pom GrtegS.
id)allpluB ipieoerrltien. - Seine
Ginmiiduug scr 9~unoeSregie'
rllltg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

WdQrncT.
f0,Q0O.000
40o.000,00J
4a6,375,000
265.W0,00O
429,000,000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
Truth and
Quality

appeal to the Well-Infor,ned in every
walk OF life and are essential to permanent
success. and crcditsble standing. Accor-
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup OF Figs
and Elixir OF SIENNA is the only remedy Of
known value, but ono of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any facilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as q laxative, and its component
parts are known TO and approved by
physicians, as il is free from all objection
able substances, To sc, its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine.
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, and for sale by all leading drug
gists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11

nG Suc punSSa.. irritating aust given
OF, which is productive of unpleasant
results IL incautiously inhaled.
Castor oil. too, Is hard to recognize
in the pretty little brown beans. spot
ted with black and with polished skins,
that arrive in bags from India. They
look far too attractive to suggest the
much hated dose OF our early days.
Aloes, the base of many nauseous
medicines. may be seen in its crude
form as a solid mass resembling brown
sealing wax. packed i'll heavy wooden
boxes. from which 1t Is Clipped out
In fakes with chisel and hammer.
It IL Of different qualities and prices.
according to whether 1t comes from
Arabs. Socotra or the West Indies,
and may bring any sum from 81 to
$4o per hundreweight. Aloes is the
juice OF the big fieshy leaves Of the
plant OF that name This juice is
pressed or eyaporated from the leaves
and poured into chests or kegs in q
semiduid state, hardening presently
into q solid block. Not infrequently II
Is inclosed in the dry skins Of mon
keys and in this strange form brought
to market
One OF the most interesting of drugs
II opium. both on account of its aw-
full potency and by reason Of its great
value. A case OF opium. about 90
pounds. Is worth 500 roughly. The
case Is Of rough deal lined with tin
and contains number Of soft. dars
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
RAW DRUGS.
castor Oil comss ~ Pretty llteto
Brown and Black BEANS.

castor Oil comss ~ Pretty lsssls
Brown and olack eeans.
Upon going into pharmacy and
looking over the mysterious jars and
bottles and boxes that fine the shelves
did you ever wonder where on earth
all Of the drugs came from and how
they appeared before they were ground
up and made into oils or dried or pull
verified or crystallixed into queer
shaped Jumps! Each jar and box
seems to hide some secret which you
immediately become curious to sslve.
How many different lands do they rep
resent? And. after they leave the jars
that hold them now. what are they
made into?
Who, for example. would connect .
great pile OF dry, thin twigs. neatly
tied into small bundles, with sarsa-
parilla? These twigs are the creep.
ing roots and rootlets OF q prickly
shrub that grows In Jamaica. and they
are worth from 10 to so cents pound
Somewhat similar In appearance Il
ipecacuanha. which alno comes 10 rs
In dry twigs, which are part Of the
trailing root OF plant found In the
damp forests Of Braxil.
These ROOTS receive no preparation
save drying before they are shipped OF
TO the United States. They are packed
In large sacks. and the workmen who
oI,c.. t'sr bales must beware of hrea th-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
Foreigners Are Business Men
And Are Coming Here to
Study Trade.
WILL GET ROYAL WELCOME
WESTERN BUSINESS MEN ANx.
IoUs TO RETURN COURTEOUS
TREATMENT EXTENDED AMER
ICANS IN JAPAN.

Spokane, Wash. April 10.-Fifty
members of the Associated Chambers
of Commerce of Japan, including fiji
teen trade experts and representatives
of the commercial organizations at
Yokohama, Kobe, Tokyo, Osaka and
Kyoto, will be guests of the chambers
of commerce of Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle and Portland early next Sep
TENDER on a visit to these cities and
an ocean-to-ocean excursion on a
special train. The party is to make
stops in practically every prominent
commercial. financial and industrial
center between the Pacific ocean and
Long Island sound and the Internal
ional boundary and the Gulf of Mexi-
CO. .... .s--- ~
Route of the Tour.
THE trip probably will be through
the northern tier of states as far as
the Great Lakes" said Frederick E.
Goodall, president of the Spokane
chamber of commerce, in making the
formal announcement, land after Wis
luh6 SulSdSo, NC" 4oi AOotOA duu
other cities in the eastern and New
England states, the party will stop off
at Baltimore. Philadelphia. Washing.
ton. Pittsburg and other cities. COINS
thence through the southern states
and zig-zagging back through Ohio
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kan.
sas, Missouri, Nebraska. Colorado,
Utah and Oregon. The trip is to oc-
cupy from so to 80 days. depending
upon the length of the stay in the
east"
To Return Courtesy.
The purpose of the receptions at
Seattle, Tacoma. Spokane and Port
land and the transcontinental excur.
sion are to make official recognition
OF the many courtesies extended to
the delegates from Washington and
Oregon at the trade conference in the
chief cities of Japan last fall, and to
show what the various centers in the
United States offer to Japan in a
trade way, also to establish and main.
tain closer commercial relations be
tween this country and the Land OF
the Rising Sun.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11

the committee on pensions, and the
Morrill, pension law, which has distrib-
uted millions of dollars among former
soldiers. their widows and their OF.
phans, is the result.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11

F'e "ss-. cola Medal Flour mex. time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11

PhIIAnilta ',,aMT ADS. PAY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11

packed very closely together n q
quantity Of dry. chaf7y seeds.
The opium which reaches America
Is OF two qualities. one for medicine.
the other for smoking. and comes from
Persia and Asia Minor. China and In.
dia.-St. Louis Republic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
Her Case In Peint.

One day 4 discussion arose in the
nursery. Will said a thing was 50.
Mabel said it wasn't
s-But If ] say it's SO. it 10 3d." said
WIN.
Saying thing Is so doesn't make 1t
90" answered Mabel stoutly. Now.
suppose you say you're q good boy.
That doesn't make yen one. does k?-
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
Small Quarters For Messs.

Small Quarters For Moses.
Donald II fond Of Bible stories. His
auntie was relating to him the story OF
Moses in the basket Of bulrushe4
when he earnestly inquired:
Ibid he ever grow to be . man?'
"Yes." be was told
"A great big man?'
Yes"
Donald remarked tncredulouSly,
well. ia - thought he'd a busted
the baskets-Delineator.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
Had Heard Of Him.

@Onicer." said the whimsical tourist
to the big. strapping policeman who
had saved him from being run over by
an automobile you reInind me Of a
character III one of kipling's stories.
You've heard of Kipling!'
kip LingY said Officer Hooligan.
Sure! He runs a Chinese laundry
about four blocks from where I live
Trot right along. sonny" Chicago
Tribune
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11

Gentlemen" said the POSTMASTER
at the banquet, I'VE have listened to
some excellent orators this evening.
and am sure we have enjoyed their
efforts very much l have purposely
kept one Of our best speakers for the
last and after you have heard him I
know you win be glad to 90 home.
Gentlemen, have the honor to present
Mr.. Ketchum A. Cummin, who win
now address you."-Chfcego Tribune.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11

TO take ont ink spots use peroxide
Of hydrogen and wet the goods with
It, then put Il in the sun for . little
while. In about half IN hour the ink
spots win be gone and the color intact
Peroxide Of hydrogen can be used on
the most delicate color. and It wiz
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30
SAYS STOMACHS
NEED EDUCATION
Millionaire Fastener With Original
Health Ideas Coming Here.

The Cooper stomach man." the mill
lionaire manufacturer of proprietary
remedies. who has made himself widely
talked about in New York and the east
by his witty and common sense views
on health matters, win be in Salt Lake
City next week, according to private in
formation received here.
American stomachs need educating"
is COopers creed. He has an interest
ing way of visiting city and delivering
volleys of good-humored but singing
criticism against the average Aneri-
cans mode of life. He says that the
American race is degenerating because
of too much food stuffing. The business
man, the Office man, the clerk in a store
all of whom, Cooper claims, fail to
take the exercise nature intended-each
comes in for a lambasting on the firing
line of the stomach mans" logic.
The stomach man" has visited all of
the larger cities in the United States,
and in every place where he has ap-
peared immense numbers of people have
called to talk with him about his theo-
ries and medicines. He usually stays
from thirty to sixty days. Before he has
been in a city three weeks literally hun
dreds Of persons come forward to sub
scribe to his theories, and in many cities
the Cooper converts" have become a
recognized cult.