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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

INT es ieood allentbdlben idleft be-
iteat, Mih. Wc@artp par leBte
ISOLDE mieoer in unierer @egenb alif
Dem Gieb1un0el. - Watfias WaD tit
|mieoer aus Dem ct. 8apbael's sos
|pital in ct. @lou0 51 9uuie ange-
|langt; fem 3uitano aber lit nod im=
mer fein minidensmertber. - ltnie-
re Iomn-s uperpiloren unb County
.gommiI1ar SSg1r. &remer BON golb
gprirg maren bieie ISOLDE III Sobn
u. Differs @obnllng Der ammelt, ltm
oie @pgearbeit in Section 8 iiber 0ie
Seet!cn=2inie 5u p%ergeben. Nic. S.
8entfelo uno @ebriioer Sic. uno 60
sllar0 2arOp muroen nit ser glrbeit be-
trout. = 9err @einrih S. 2inlperih
po,1 ct. Glouo, melfer mieoer als
&ano1eat fir 0as areisgeridtsihrei=
beramt I'M Jeloe lit, eritattete ieinen
pielen alten uno guten Jrer10en in
ct. Hidolas un0 i'm Comm 2nemburg
einen @eiud, nobel ibm BON nel1enr
treue Sreunoidfut uno bette Inter
itiibung am @abltage geldmoren mur-
Sc. Nic. stommes murDe lebten
>Samltug BON ieiner @attil nit Ell
nem Itramsne,1 @eltburger beldenft.
M0ge oas &inoden 5nr Jreube Ser
begliidten @ltern mahien u1r0 geoei=
ben! = @briit. I6elien, melter Ste
Matb. @urt 5arm %bemoDnte, lit leste
ISOLDE nit 6anilie auf feline 5 Wei=
len Don @atfins gelegeue Jarm, Sic
er crit ueulib fduflid in ieinen 8e=
iib brahte, ge5pgen. Woge es Ser So
lnilie i'm neuen 9elm ltets noblerge=
be1t! = 5onntog gi1g Ser bieiige
SUPERINTENDENT BEL Set Jrllbmei1e
gemeinldaftlih sur bl.&on1ma1nion.-
@err g. g. Skinner, bon Albanp,
fir oas Heprdienta11ten=
bo1s, NOR Counting III uni erer Mitte
auf Sem Stimmenfa ng; uf1o er nabm
nit iif 0as Geriprehen, 0oB man iid
hierorts leiner on 20. September er-
miro. = @err Sic. gobnen
bon Nihmono lpar lette @ode in M
ierer ltmgegeno als @ertreter elmer
ne1cn 8iiritenfobrif, fin oeren @aa=
re er ql1ten MbluB faro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
3io5eiam=Ma@ri@te'
5ir oas Observation-Disclosures.

2ebten So1u1tug puroe in Sen Sir
hen Ser Ii05ele ct. CLOUD nud)ite=
benoas, on Sic bodm. @etitltdfelt ge=
ridtetes Sdreiben oes bodm'1ten 81=
Idiots Sacob Srobec nerlel EN-: Die gu
ten Observation-Disclosures meroen
mieber tire NunDe ourd ote 81o5ele
MAIDEN, Inn mil6e @aben fir Die If
men a11pertrauten @aiienfln0er 5u
lamlneln. 9as lit mobl Oie ldmierlg=
fte Mrbeit, Sic Sic Sdmelteru auf lid)
qenon1men boben. Sic Hn0 nidt Der
pflidtet, fir 9as 5u betteln, mas oie
0i65e1e obnebin SEN 8aiienfinoern
iduIoet. ga lie ieOo6 SEN Spferget1t
hoben, es 5u tbun, 10 eriparen tie Dem
8iidpf uno sen bodm. 9erren Nfur=
rern grpBe Miiben uno Sorgen. Die
9i05eie muBte Ionit fult ebenlo piel
fur ste @aiienfirtoer a%ufbringen als
Ste Abiddsungen fir &atbeoratienm
uno Seminar betragen. 9as more
feline leidte Aufgabe. Sic Sdpeitern
fonefttiren ein Giertel Ser @eIamnt=
iurnn1e BON @elddftsleuten 1nb Mn-
oersaIduhgen. sic perbienen oes=
balb unlere po1e Anerfennlng, nno
mon loate ibnen iopiel als moglih an
Sic 6aro gebe11 uno ibnen oie l9tDe=
re Mufgabe erleibtern. Bitte em=
pfeblen sic ons cole Werf Der Sp=
ferminigfeit Sbrer @emeinoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

lbren d0niten Aebenslabren muroe
lie bon DEM alnerbittliben Sbnitter
Ioo bi11meggerafft unb miro lid] iebt
boffentli9 al5 8ru1,t @brilti bimn1li-
Id)er seligfeit gu erfreuen baben. Mm
Montag Murgen pl1roe in Ser ct.
gom fa5iusfirde 5u Golo Spring fir
tire seelenrube Elm Heqltiem gebal=
ten 5u Dem ith mie allb gum 9egrab=
nib cine groBe Menidenmenge eiuge-
funaen batte. Ien tral,ernoen glter11
uno @eidmiiterl unier aufridtiges
geileio unO Ser 8eritorbenen Die etpige
Mllbe. Ser IN ben Sabren porge=
riidte, I'M oielem Comm mobnenoe
Jarlner Widael Molitor, muroe les-
ten 1lenitag Nbeno auf leinem Sc
6oft rcn einem miitbeno gemor0enan
9ullen angegriffen; es geloag ibm
ieood), gliidlidermeiie oas @aus 5u err
retfel1, bepor oas 1bier leine @utb
at ibu1 uuslai1en fo11nte. Ser 5u Sill
fe Jerufene Mr5t miro SEN ulten 6rn.
Molitor balo mieoer auf Sen 8einen
huben.
ct. Ntd)ulas.
9err Eeter Steil uno 9uttern1ader
Jrun5 gnOerle fubren Nnfung5 Ser
Mode per Nutp nod Ser County,
9auptltabt, er1terer I'M lih mieOer
ur5tlid) unteriuhen gu lalien, lcbterer
um lelne 6rau, meldJe 0aielbit al1f Sc
Iud mar, mia0er nod @al1ie 5u bplet.
Im gleid1en Gage febrten lie mieoer
6ein1!Darts. Ger 3uita1o oes @errn
Steil fat iih beoeuteno 5ln1 9eileren
geipenOet, un0 @offnung uuf iei1e bal=
oige ooQe @enelung lit jest uorbon=
Sen. = Iie Irelhmaidi11en itno iebt
aderlparts in 0ieier @egeuO i'm DOL
@auge; foas Die @itterung nod
eine 3eitlang anbalt, mir0's NIT oem
Ireifen fir oieies Sabr Die0er ge=
idebe11 ielr. = 3as grge6niB lit ETH
5ufrieocnitelienoes; &ei5en bringt 10
6is % 9uidel per Mder; ulth Ste
gibt 3ufrieoenheit, 0agegen
6leibt 9afer binter oel1 grmurtungen
5aas nidt al5ufriib 5rpit elm
lebt, miro Sic Maiser1tte altd1 nod Ell
quite meroen; nit Sen aartpffeln
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
@ereims Na1ri6tem+
Nmf nad5 stia,uater,

so ergebt Ser Hl1f on leoen Oel1tld)=
futboliihen Gerein I'M Stuate W1n=
nelota. Sn oieiem Monat belBt es,
fem Mugenmerf auf StiQmater gu
ridten unO 0a1elb1t Sen &atbollfen=
taq, Ser am 25. September Ituttfin=
Sci, mit5umahen. 9teler Sag lit
Inn 10 %oenftpurbiger rn0 oaber CUR
Ibeilnabme tint 10 empfeblens1Der-
tier, meil a1f oenielben eln Ge1=
rums=Mbgeor0neter uno Deitglleo oes
oeutidren Heihstages, 3r. Soha11n
@iesberts, Elm III 3eutidlal10 Dodge
riibn1ter Hebner, cine Heoe iiber Ste
.~io5iule 5roge balten miro, Nebltoenr
miro aber na1d in StiQmater feline
Mau5e uno fem Neittel geldeut, I'm
6en&attolifentog mie au6 oie iibrigen
Ser ammlung5tage 81 re6t lebrrethei1
u11o ongenebmen gu geltalten. 9odm.
IGfurrer, Eater Noulinus, 8. g.. g.,
befano fif lebte ISOLDE in ct. Sobn's
uno in st.. @louo, I'M oaielbit nod
megea1 peri9iebener Arrangements
Hudiprade 5u nebmen. 9as Nro=
grumm fir sic orei Telttoge tit nod
nidt gan5 e%nttDorfen; in fird1ider
6iniidt miro 0aslelbe aber f%olgenoer=
maBeu lauten: Counting, Eontifical-
amt, gebalten pom bohm' lten 9err1
Mbt Heter gngel, 3. g. g, Jeitpre=
digger bodn. Nater Sit0or, >. SIS
BON ser st. Sobn's Mbtei;; Montag
Morgen, 8ontificalomt, gebalten pom
6otu'iten Bii9of 2ntpler bon Mein-
neapolis, 5eitreoner bodym- Sefutten=
potter Ileranoer De Mideberg bon
Manfato; 3ten1tag Worgen Tontifi=
calamt. gebalten pom bodm' item 9l<
Idol Saeob Irobec BON ct. Glouo;
Te1tpreotger bodm. SEER Mar Mur1t
pom &abuiba. Ser Dot spet Moden
pom ginluoungsfomite, un oelIen spl-
be bodm. Guter Houlinus, .. e. g.,
ltebt, erlaiienen @%inla0ung loate eth
ieoer Gerein III Ser 3iD5eie, menig=
items ein ie0er in Stearns GountD
Jolge geben uno es loIte lih fem
Gerein finDen, ser niht ourf cine gut
tie Delegation auf Dem &atbollfentuge
IN 5tialpoter uno auf Ser Geriam=
lung nes Stautsperbnaoes Oaielb1t
pertreten MORE.
T @elegentlid Ser am Montug
Mbeno gebaltenen 8%eriammlung oe5
IN ct. @loa1o Be- febenoen ct. Soiepb-
Mannerpereins nurbe %einitimmig be-
idloiIe,1, IN nddifer 3ufanft III ct.
|@Iouo einen &atbolifentag int &lei-
men 5u baIten, bei melder @elegenbeit
Ser @entruansabgepronefe un6 We1t=
glieo oes oeutiden &eidstags. 9r.
eSsobonn @isberts, falls Ste BON bodm.
Hater Mlfreb, 8. g. g., an tim er-
gangene @inlaoung erfolgreih lem
EIonte, cine Reoe iiber sic io5iaIe 5ra-
qe baIten miro. 8ieier 4atbolifentag
I'M aIeinen 1T al1f 5onntug, oen g.
.0ctober, geplant. SSn jener gerldmm=
lung mnroe 9err 9ermann Gol1ignon
ulss Gertrauensmann fir Die Gen-
#tralftene ernanrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

SSn 8egleitung ser bodm. Be-
nebifiinerpatres MIfreo bon ct. Gloro
n11o Maurus BON golo 5pring miro
Ser bpdn'ite 9err Mbt Heter @ngel,
S. g. s., pon Ser ct. Sobn's Nbtei
am nddJten Sonntag Nad)mittag nod
MontreaI, Canada, abreiien, no Die
bodm. 9erren oem guhariitiihen
@ongreB hei1pobnen u1to fih BON BORT
mad Netparf, q. s., begeben merben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

ldlafenen @ittrpe 5ber. WiQer, @ut-
tin oes BERT. Neif. Miler, Itatt. Ite
grpbe 1beilnabme an Dem Araller-
gpttesoien]te uno an Ser geerotgl1l1g
lieB 10 redt erfenner, oub Sic Gerltpr-
bene aeebrt ulro geud)tet NOR uno oaB
lie iiber's Grab iina1s IN ge1egl1eten
Inbenfen oerble1ben miro. Iie blrter-
la{Iener ainoer nebn1en oieie @ele-
aenheit mabr, allen, Oie lbnen IN Ger
Stlnoc oes berben 0erlu1tes lire
SbeilnaNne befl1toeterL namentlid
aber iener, Sic Ser 8erltprbenen in if
REM a%nodd,tigen @ebete ge0adten uno
ihr oas leste ghrengeleite gum Got
tesader gaben, ibren a1fridtigen0an
gu er1tatteu. Inter oielen &in0ern
befinoet fih Mihael, Ser 5ur 3ett
oes 5poes Ser Mutter I'M 9pspital
am Ncrpenfieber erfranft nieberlag>
1idl iebt aber auf oem @ege Ser 9ei=
lerung bfln0et.
7ie lett 5pei Sahreu bier IN
Setrieb aelpeiene Miiunelota Granite
Company bot it'd am Montag nud ge=
gel11eitiaen1 llebereinfnmmen al1fgelolt
ll11o sic Mrheit etugelteQt.
= gintuuferto Collars mertb Sc
bcrn AZ elmer gruBurtlgen &reisheruh-
iesung in Ser Bee ,6ipe Nl1smaarel1-
fallollng.
- Sn elmer dIn Wontag Nbello ge-
I'a[te11e.l Geriurnmlung ser Granite
Yrooucers Al1peiution murbe belhfnl=
len. cas brittle SMbres =Eienic ielter
8eieaidoft am IL. September in Colo
Spring 5u falten.
gel enter Mittmpd Mprger in
Ger u1befledten gmpfdngniBfirhe Tim
Z lthr pom hpGlp. Euter @erner, ..
e. g. gelelenen 8rultt!nelie muroel1
fur's 2eben pereil1t 9%ernbar0 u. 2u=
Der uno SRI. Soba,11a 6. 8rabam.
Mit SEN @erpau0ten uno 6reunoe1
ces grautpaures muni6t oemlelben
audi Ser vNoroitern" 8liid uno Sc
gen .1llf aden @egen.
- Ste 8attin 0es 8erliderl1ng5=
ugenten Sofm IS. @olter, melde Dor
spet @ohen I'M ct. 8apbaels Sospi-
tai uegen glin0oarment5iinOung ope=
rirt nuroe, lit mieDer lomeit berge-
ifent, naR lie letten Mp1tag uu5 Dem
So5pifol el1tla1ieu neroen fonrte.
- $3.50 Ie0ern fir 75e in Ser
Gee Sine El1smaarenbu10lung.
- SEER Sof7n s. Sddfer, ein er-
fabrener Srgelbauer u1o Snltrumer=
ten=Stimmer pom W%ilpuufee, isis,
miro lih cieie Wohe in ct. Glouo al1f-
hulten. @er INNER lein &laDler ODER
Grgel BON linn Itimmen lafen mill,
l.16ige oiesbe5iiglihen Muftrag I'M
@uIt5uuie oes 5. Net No. 80 an s.
apc. iiiolidl b%interlaiien.
53u ghren ieiner Shmeiter, sri.
Guu[ina Saad, melde in ct. Glpuo
git geiuh meilt, u10 oes 6rl. Sdro-
ser Don ct. Antonio, 5eras, Ste gleif-
fans bier 5u @aite tit, ner%anlfoltete
Ereoiger 9aud letten Montag Mbeao
cine ongenebme llnterbultung, ipobet
0us 0booh Ser 6an1ilie 9aaf lih
als ein reht gaitlides uno Serr
Snuf lelbIt iid als ein por5iigliher
@altgeber er1Dtes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND ToNIGHT-MOT,ON
PICTUHES.

"6argeman of Holland"
Caucasus Mountain" (hand col
ored.
"The Three Wishes"
down with the Women"
MAY and December"
The Bargeman of Old Holland" is
one of tcnight's big features. The
story is one of the best ever put to
motion pictures and is produced by
the well-known Selig Company in the
usual high-class manner, full partic-
ulars of this big feature appearing in
another column of the News.
Russia, the Caucasus Mountains"
Is beautiful hand-colored scenic pic
ture showing the snow-clad noun
ta1ns, part of one of the Caucasian
roads, Mount Kazbek, the DEVILS
Door and number of other remark
able views. This is one of the ~ t
interesting pictures ever shown at
the Grand.
May and December" comedy
picture produced by Americans fore
most Notion Picture company.
"The Three Wishes" If you want
to see things and think you are see
ing things, here is your chance to
see one of the most grOtesque glimps-
es of funnyland ever produced. This
picture will please the grown-ups as
we'll as delight the youngsters
Down with the Women" is one Ct
those Pathe comedy pictures that are
one long scream from start to finish.
The picture is one Of the funniest
ever produced by that famous COM
pany and will cause many heart
laugh tonight at the Grand.
The above program CT over 5000
feet of the very latest in motion pic
lures will prove big drawing card
for the popular Grand tonight
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
THE PASTIM (.

AS previously stated, we cannot I'M
prove on our pictures, as we are CIV
ing you the very finest that the NOV
ing picture world knows of today;
but we are going to give you a very
generous program, program that
will take over an hour to see, but
during that hour you will live many
hours. Drama, comedy and pathos
will comprise this great offering Of
5000 feet of superb motion pictures.
A Biograph is always worth seeing
twice, and as we have been asked
to repeat our great Biograph of last
night, The Marked Time Table" we
will do SO at $3.50 and $50. If you
missed it last night be sure and re-
member the above time, and don t
miss it tonight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02

scratching. He never Knew what lt
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the disease until he was cured. He
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and bis health wasn't what you would
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ssy we did not use all Of them until
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it never has and to-day his skin is clear
and fair as it possibly could be. hope
Cuticura may save some one else.s
little ones suffering and also their
pocket-boo1s. John Leason, 14O3 Atch.
ison st., Atchison, Kan, Oct. 10, 1907"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02

Away Out West" another one OF
those great western pictures, cowboys
doing daring stunts, etc.
THE House on the HILL drama.
In the Watch Tower" melo-drama.
The United States Life Saving
Station in Drill" This picture has
created the latest sensation in moving
pictures.
THE Time Table" biograph.
Doors open at 1870 and pictures
run until 1890.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02

Cutic.ra comfort for all who suffer
from facial eruptions such a. acne lpin-
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eczema, ringworrn, letter redness, rough
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followed by warm baths with Cuticura
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trying the skin, scalp, hair and hands OF
Infants, children and adults, Cuticura
Soap and Ointment are priceless.
cutieurs Soap C2Se). Cneieurs Ointment t5ocl
Chocolate Coated Pills, 26c. peg vial Of COZ, Sold
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aT 32paEe Cuticura Book mailed free. giving de
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02

ClA q 4bCLhtLN1fObs w l4SA4
our baby was seven
weeks old he broke out
with what we thought
was heat but which
gradually grew worse.
We called in a doctor.
He said it was eczema
and from that time we
doctored six months
with three Of the best
doctors in Atchison but
he only got worse: His
face, head and hands
were a solid sore. There
was no end to the
suffering for him. We
had to tie his little
hands to keep him from
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-02
SUFFERER
FROM eczema
Grew Worse In Spite Of Six Months
ofAbIest Treatment Sleep Ter
ribIy Broken Face, Head ard
Hands Masses of Dreadful Humor.
~ N'jNGLE SET OF
ACUTICURA CURED HIM

ct feel it my duty to let you know
with what success have used the Crti-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
NEW YORK'S FIGHT
WILL Be HOT Owe
Democrats From All Over the
Nation Will Stump the
Empire State.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Democratic or
ators from all parts Of the United
States will stump In New York state
in behalf of John A. Dix, the Demo
cratic candidate for governor,
The list of names announced at Dem
ocratic headquarters includes Champ
Clark of Missouri. Representative
Clayton of Alabama, Senator Gore of
Oklahoma, and others.
AS a result of curious omission on
the part of the chairman, a state con
yention nominated Mr.. Dix. but the lat
ter may never be formally notified Of
his nomination; at least, not in the
usual way. The convention chairman
should have named committee on no.
tifcatlon, but letter from him Just
received at Democratic headquarters
says that he somehow or other over
looked the detail He was not sure,
he said, whether be should correct the
omission or let things stand as they are
1t has been suggested that the chair
man merely write 10 Dix, formally no.
tifying him of his nomination, aud that
the latter simply reply TO it by letter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
OLD CUARD" NOW
OUT OF THE GAME
Roosevelt Is the Whole Cheese
When It Comes to New
York Politics.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Pledging HIM
self II elected TO vigorous continuance
and development OF the progressive poll
cies OF Governor Hughes, Henry l.. slim
son, Republican nominee for governor
formally accepted the nomination today.
Earlier In the day the new Republican
itute committee elected Ezra F. Prentiss
,f New York as its chairman 10 sue
:eed Timothy l.. Woodruff of Kings an
event which marked the passing of con-
troll from the "old guard TO the pro-
gressivcs under the leadership OF Roosc-
veit
Rather than engage In a multitude OF
specific pledges Mr.. Stimson said he pre-
rerrcd that the people srlouId judge OF
his conduct in the future by his conduct
In the past.
Stimson Impressed.
In accepting the Republican nomination
for governor OF this state, Mr.. Stimson
said today In part:
portance OF the mission of the Republi-
can party as a leader in progress. AS
our government state and national, con-
front the successive problems raised by
the great industrial and social changes of
our country. the welfare OF the people
and the security of their material inter
csts will be found TO depend In very
large measure upon whether the leader
ship in such changes is taken by the Re-
publican party.
IF the intelligent and prosperous busi-
ness man pi the country continues 10
participate in this movement. the neces-
snry changes will he wise, conservative
and permanent Should they. on the con-
trary. go into opposition. the necessary
reforms would come, but they would come
less wisely and with a more likelihood
81 disturbance 10 business and 10 the
public
After reviewing recent federal legisla-
lion. Mr. Stimson said:
No Occasion for Fear,
THE coming campaign Is a state CAM
onien to be decided upon state issues.
N the case OF our state government.
alarm against progress Is not only ground
.oss. but inconsistent, For progressive
and efficient state government is the
'urcst safeguard against undue extern
sion OF federal power Those who pro-
'ess fear Of undue activrty by our ma
ional government should be the first
o Insist upon vigorous and forward policy
N the state States rights Will be best
conserved by a vigorous fulfilment OF
states duties.''
Mr.. Stimson pledged himself if elected
o the essentials OF constitutional prog
'ess and also TO use the constitutional
orerosatlves OF the governorship to favor
he principles of direct nomination,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Try This Homemade
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, But Does the Work
Quickly or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint of granulated sugar
with half pint of warm water, and stir
for two minutes. Put 21a ounces of
Pinex coo cents worthy in a pint bot
tie; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take
a teaspoonful every one, two or three
hours.
You will find that this simple rem
edy takes hold Of cough more quick
ly thu anything else YOU ever used.
Usually ends deep seated cough in
side OF "a hours. Splendid. too. for
whooping cough, chest pains, bronchitis
and other throat troubles. 1t stimu-
lates the appetite and is slightly lax
ative, which helps end a cough.
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than you could buy ready
made for $3.50 1t keeps perfectly and
tastes pleasant
Pincx is the most valuable concen-
trated compound of Norway white pine
extract. and is rich in guiaico and all
the natural pine elements which are so
healing TO the membranes. Other prep
arations will not work in this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup with
PincX and Sugar Syrup Cor strained
honey) has proven so popular through
out the United States and Canada that
it is often initiated, But the old,
successful formula has never been
equalled.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex
or will get ii for you II not, send to
the Pinex Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
C0NFESSES TO ROBBERY
OF STEAMSHIP SEATTLE

SEATTLE Wash. Oct 4-Thomas
Buckley, alias Williams, messman on the
steamship City OF Seattle. confessed to-
day TO the robbery Of the mail room of
the vessel Sunday night when more than
$4,000 In gold bullion and currency was
stolen from the registered pouches. Buck
ley was arraigned before United States
Commissioner w. D. Totem this after
noon. AS soon as the warrant was read
Buckley said:
II did IT., but l didn't know what I
was doing"
Mike Pendergast and Gustaf J. Berg
line. who were arrested In connection
with the robbery. were ordered released
by the district attorney. no evidence
having been found against them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
DIES WITH MYSTERY
Of WOUND UNSOLVED
Wyoming FIockmaster Expires
Without Telling How Throat
Was Cut.

J. E. Smith. brother of Deputy Sheriff
Andrew Smith. who was brought TO SalI
Lake Sunday from Kemmerer, Wyos
where he was found in a cabin with his
throat cut, died Tuesday morning at the
l.. d. S. hospital as result Of the
wound The body was turned over to
Undertaken 5. NJ. Taylor
While there is some mystery concern
ing the manner in which the wound was
made, il is thought that 1t was. seli-in-
flicted with suicidal intent. Smith Is
said TO have been drinking heavily short
ly before he was found In the caoln'
Many persons, however, doubt thal ne
tried to take his own life. 1hey point
out the fact that no knife was found
near where he was lying. II he had cut
his throat outside Of the cabin he could
not have prevented leaving trail OF
blood as he dragged himself Into the
house. There was no such trail OF blood
hence il Is believed by some that foe
may have attacked him
Smith, while in the hospital, was able
10 utter few words at times, but his
talk was so incoherent that il shed no
light on the manner In which he was
wounded.
When he was found in his cabin lie
was hurried TO Kemmerer, where a sur
geon sewed up the wound temporarily.
AT the l.. -. 5, hospital these stitches
were removed and the wound closed per-
manently. For a few hours Smith gave
every indication of recovery, but Tues
day morning he died.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
COMMITTEE TURNS MONEY
BACK INTO CITY GOLFERS

That the committee appointed by the
mayor and city council 10 arrange and
carry out safe and sane celebra tion OF
the Fourth OF July kept within its ap-
preparation of $4,000 is shown by the
committees report. submitted TO the city
recorder Tuesday for the councils con-
sideraton. With the report the COM
mittee, of which Carl A. Badger was
representing the upexpcnded portion of
the appropriation. Tho report says
1.-The committee begs to express its
sincere appreciation OF the generous sup
port OF your honorable body and TO ex-
press the confident expectation that an
annual custom may grow among us OF
httingly remembering our national BIRTH
day.