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pooQiTIocnGe MorIer 2Ncu Bin.
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gen.
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tilitrrttcliae Hepiier tiivei2 imoO BAN.
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bentIiQ life u0 al Acknowledgements
SGnocr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
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ban furaeret iom Surtmnnb Ueo SerH'
baneanlea9ene uor6eniieI0s.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19

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meb anipe.
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ming.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
'HIIH KING
TIE DETEoIIV.
She Wins Confessions Out of
Army and Navy DeSerterS.
|! DEFENDS HER CALLING
Some of the More Notable of
Her Exploits.
DEFENDS HER CALLING

Annabel Lee writes in the New York
! Herald:
Just pretty, graceful little woman
Amazon and captor of army and naval
forces. She has not taken to the battle
field with sword and half shield, but she
IS there in her matchIess capacity for
government service and Is attired some
times in fashion and sometimes in rags
for her strangest of all strange enter
prises.
There is war in the air. And never in
the worlds history Of hostilities We're
opening forces so unequally divided. On
one side are deserters from Uncle Sans
army and navy. On the other side IS
one frail American woman. 1t is a feud
perpetual. and the engagements. so far,
have ended in unconditional surrender to
the woman. She has captured enough
marines and biuejackets to man two Unit
ed States battle ships. She has seized
and imprisoned nine companies of the
United States army. She has placed nearly
one thousand soldiers and sailors in ig-
Eoble confinement, and never but once
during her three years campaign has the.
flag Of truce been raised
She has accomplished all of this by fir
tation, the only weapon gwen TO woman
in her unequal fight with man. Kind
heaven has armed her with wit. spirit and
because she is a woman, intuition. Ma
ture has given her beauty and tact. and
fate has shaped for her an unusual vo-
cation in this workaday beginning Of
pTosaic century. The name of this extra
ordinary woman is Edith King. and her
home is in Philadelphia.
No % North Juniper street does not pre-
sent an imposing front. The entrance
opens on a line with the sidewalk, into
a hall that is dark and narrow and dingy
AT the end of this there is another door,
with its upper part glass. that wears
faded curtain against curiosity, and the
timeworn sash which now serves as a
background for the sign
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
swatcw Glazed Wnre

The little treaty pert on the Chinese
coast known as Swallow has given its
Eame to an odd variety of glazed earth
ware. which long a favorite in the far
east has begun 30 appear in the markets
OF New York and other American cities.
The name is co-incidental Swatow is a
small place, whose chief Industry is the
provisioning of steamers and sailing YES
sells. But it IS the port OF the big city of
Chow Chow Foo, whose population is
said to be a million and a half, and
whose industries are famous in the Chi
nese empire Near the latter, are mex
hausuple beds of kaoiin, blue, gray and
other fine clays, which have supplied its
kilns for centuries. Formerly il exported
its keramic wares overland to Canton.
The opening of Swallow to the foreign
devils, diverted this traffic by degrees
TO the latter port, more especially that in
keramic goods destined for export to for
eign lands. The wares in question were
exhibited in the Swatow shops and found
customers first in steamship officers and
then in travellers. The stores fourished
and ere long began TO export on their own
account. II this way the goods came to
be known as Swatow here.
The foundation is a gray earthanware
with thick opaque glaze. usually sea-
green and the articles are fashioned after
or decorated with marine forms. The COM
monest type is a wall pocket made in the
shape Of q crab. lobster. crayfish. rock
cod, carp or mullet. The colorature is
varied. In the best specimens an attempt
Is made 20 reproduce the natural appear
aimee of the animal initiated. In the lar
ger number the glazing is in two shades.
sea-green and sepia. Other styles of glaz-
ing are in sea-weed brown and a crude
vrmillion suggesting the hue of boiled
lobster The modelling. though coarse,
is strong and effective.
Upon a higher plane are wall pockets
shaped like vases. and also bowls. vases
and jars. fashioned TO represent basket
work bamboo ware, or other shapes. on
which are placed crabs. shrimps. fishes.
frogs, snails. starfishes and seaweeds.
The body is glazed in a grayish-yenow
neutral tint. light lumber or sienna and
the decorations IN their natural co1ors
Somee Of the designs in this class are
exceedingly attractive None could he
simpler than a fish bowl made apparentlv
OF fsherman's rattan creel. which is
half-covered with eel grass and sea bIad-
ders, IN which are prawns. crabs and
fishes. A soup tureen was framed in
imitation Of huge Ostrean bivalve IN
whose sides and over whose brir an
army Of little crabs were crawling. as
though eager TO plunge into the SCUM
within.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
WONDERFUL GAS METER
WI Explains the Terrors to the En-
H~aez noaarzror

WI Explains the Terrors to the En-
press Dowager.
THE empress dowager and the gas meter
This. observed WA. as he lifted a
box-lille affair from his trunk. is one of
The greatest wonders of America.
1T doesn't look very wonderful. COM
mented list Ann. tucking ont foot up
where she could sit on Il at the same
time.
NO, but even in America no one can
understand it. Listen.
Don't put that thing to my ear" eau
toned Isl Ann. Is this another of those
teiephonesT
oh, no. This is worse than the tele-
phone. 1t is a gas meter"
A gas meter? What does it do?'
The consumer
''How does il work."
That is a mystery. 1t is only known
that it works while YOU sleep and while
you wake. 1t never stops. 1t is construct
after the Newtonian theory of creation.
1t has something in IL that keeps it "a
Vhirling on and ON, at SO much per revo-
luton, and nobody knows what keeps it
moving and nobody can stop it.
That's funny.
Funny. yes. But very sad in America.
listen to it. Hear il running right along
Thank Confucius and the 80 gods of the
Pale Green Dfountainst The gas company
never VIII set the chance TO read what
this meter has recorded.
But" said the Empress. lis there no
escape from this in American
None.
III must be worse than manifest des-
tiny
1T IS"
''Wu, remarked Isl Ann, with that IN
telligent smile which has enshrined her in
the hearts of curio collectors. .Wu, [ am
glad you were sent 20 America. At one
time I had almost decided 10 become civ
flied"
so had T. Acknowledged WI. but the
bite of the dog. as the foreign devils put
It, viii cure the hair.-LChicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
PAoEREwsKI I'M LONDON
His Recognized Asoendency In the
Present Epoch.

Present Epoch.
Paderewski's last concert 10 the British
metropolis is thus commented on by the
London World
NJ. Paderewski was IN his happiest vein
and more unlike anybody else than
ever. The Dracos and Catos Of art are
fond OF asking what one would say about
his playing II he came as a stranger with
no reputation. AS far as 81 goes that IS
a fair question-but it does not 60 very
far With a few men In a generation one
feels that they are historical facts rather
than executants-they sum Up a whole
epoch. So NJ. Paderewski sums up the
last few years cf the nineteenth century
IN the matter Of piano playing. Just az
List and Rubenstein summed up other
periods and Joachim Is the abstract Of
long and important page IN the chronicle
~ the violin one car find ereat deal
OF FAINT with many things that n Pad
erewsk does or leaves undone. hut stH
there remains the fact that De is-Paa-
cfevskl. and eninently Characteristic ~
the epoch. when he goes wrong-wrong.
that IS according 10 the standards bs
which one Judges lesser meat ls be
cause OF the glow ~ passion within him
when h secs differently from NEST ~ us
he HIS The magic giff OF pcrsIndiug us
that il q because be sees from = higher
standpoint and that oursense ~ proper
tion-not hiss at fault. when some
people attemp; 70 place theuseivea above
the composer they are interpreting We re-
sent II a. an i1pertinrnce when nan
Ike n PaGsreWrkf does B.. re aimoaf
persaades us 20 acknowledge hla inaiis1-
able Eizht That s. his genius Thus
thought Toecafo CO sehnmann became i1
his hands a thing rnEeh less soiid ard se-
rene than meant by THE composer. TIE
chief melody sscrned 90 D. written in
language not 81 al Ike TIRE German q
its author Bat one felf All vas Tor the
best 10 the Moonlight Sonata he went
stiii further beyond The recognized limits
TIE first movement became nnDrh too
cobwebby a. decisive 20 be Eeefkoreaiz1
hgt one could only o. errssehNd lr -
charm or admire tgm5iy the cslansng ART
with which he avc.ess TIRE to extremes [
20 which pi.ysrs nssaiiy 20 iE fhiz N.Y. I
ucrt Most players make IL ~ neEifz-
tie - Ike a seiiliaer thsf II c@seer - (
- r7usic for the esrcs4r foera -eshsrs I
rake 70 = concert piece - ere ex1enFe
~ Sc Creamy TENDERNESS - Pste-s-
Sski was happly rifway between ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
BIG CANADIAN MAN
He is over Eight Feet Tall and is
Stronu

He is Over Eight Feet Tall and is
Strong.
Edward Beaupre. who is visiting rela-
tives in Kankakee. and who is about to
visit friends in Chicago. is said to be the
largest man in the world He is feet
So inches tall weights $40 pounds. wears
No. 10 hat. a No. - shoe. and a No. q
color His chest measure is Sc inches.
lie is twenty-one years old and was born
near Winnipeg. Of French Canadian par
ents, whose statures were not above the
average
Where did I get my height?" asked
Reaupre. repeating the question of a
friend today. ''Je ne sails pas. and he
shrugged hishoulders.
Am / strong in proportion TO my size?"
he went on; wen. YOU may decide. i"
With the remark he walked out OF a local
restaurant into the street. threw one arm
ground the body of a farmers horse. and
lined the animal Off its feet.
When Beaupre was ten years old he
vas feet inches tall THAT fact en-
noled me TO escape one thing few BOYS
do escape remarked the giant when com
nent was made on his early growth. NV
fathers clothes were never cut down TO
IL me- He was only feet S inches"
Fer time Beaupre was a cowboy in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
JUST WHAT LoRENz DOES
Nature Of the Manipulation Ct tbs
Austrian SURGEON.

Nature Of the Manipulation Ct tbs
Austrian Surgeon.
Dr. Y. p. GIbncy. surE.ou-i u-Chief 20
the New York Society Tor she Reiief
Of the Rnpturcd and Crippled 90 Re-
view Of Reviews Tor Dceemherf
Dr. ADOLF Lorenz is one 90 several
orthopedie surgeons who have made r.
1 ienilses war or au kinds ~ dcformiiies
and diseases which cripple child. NneFs
/ permanent iameuess comes iH adult life
I the sympathy is noe So acute ~ ahea
! 81 attack a chic 81 ffs EARLIEST sears.
| ghe appeal ~ thc father and mothef
becomes truly pathetic. and e 81 not
/ surprising that the best wears os mans
III. ara devoted rs th- csfcs ~ these
nttie ones u Is only within tire laai two
or three decades Inst hlp distsre has
been regarded as "a durable msi4ay. Az
ter all hnWeEer the iaree uurntef -
cases ~ dlsr1ee iasuitlaE this joint are
rot - refie-e - fbsf ths fancfiona - the
Joint are perfectly fesfored and q ia no
wonder fhsf thousands ~ chHirea Titn
Sin hlps ard ahouensa imts srs ionsias
Tor TIE advent ~ ihis disrne-lshed Fian-
nest surgeou.
ne tf. NtH.Htl f .It.f t.l'" ttta -
forclale atreteh.ns ~ afi the scfi parts
about the hln. eemefiraes even o. me
roiat ~ breaking fae rs.n fasich ie fafe'.
ANTI The bead ~ fhs Bone can 81 bfoasnt
ia tse place ahere fht socket siaaii
be- ~ ore can eEDiar enluah force 60
bring the head iafo a.s fveifea. q rat-
orally fellows fhaf 8 ereaf EFFORT 81 made
40 rstaln the bone snsaci 1f'y Ierg fsr iif-
formation q a sorssf Eose ~ iesH 4ee-
sfantiai Maay aarsegne i1 -sie eoanifF
and abroad aafe beer ahie 20 gsrfsrm
the former ard the raresrtaee ~ earfs
az Witch Is meanf fhe releuiiou ~ sha
bone nssgliersiT lers far flis soeart
10 b. scrvseeabiei "a iasi iases elsians 70
cnilsf sfIf greater f9eFtf Sow this great
enort has been - persistent ln The aaads
~ rr Ioresz that he statistics faraish
a larger pefcenfsas ~ perf~cf fesaIsE
Tf.e staErs 81 treatment ere 49, follows,
o. The ex4xzersfr8 position ~ fae bore
~ released e. fhf peisia esierSinE ossf
= rerfos ~ ffan sfs e. tztiFe n.cGlhs.
a. 4 isas szeErerassrl resiiiaa Wbersi1
me fhiEb b. bro8ehf uidnay hrteeeu
what - knesa . eEtrrme stslEfi1n
snd TIE vertical Iae This pefiod "a
terss over frarn thsss ~ 50 moHfhz. ~
The limb b. hfoashf isfa rorussl eoes-
fion. uhsa fhs feerfh siege ~ frsafnsst
- heran-r.a-sei nasssaze active ed
r1s.8zs ssesenseafae aat1 ere fanef.au
x ihis 3osst - mr1e aermal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

Montana. His size was too great for the
horses he had to ride. so he gave UP the
occupation. During his cowboy expert
ence a pony kicked him, and broke his
jawbone, leaving a bad scar. But for this
he would have been as handsome as he is
strong. In hotels he has had TO sleep on
the floor because all beds are too short
for him; in sleeping cars he utilizes two
upper berths. 4 get along all right said
cent Tor one thing-I am so big the
girls are all scared at seeing me, and
have not yet found d sweetheart. Chi
cago Chronicle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

for herself and baby now he said. sadly,
and l am ready 10 80 back to service
or punishment
Il investigated his story and found eN-
cry word 10 be true. Then I wrote 10 the
bureau of navigation at Washington. and
told his story. \ month later he was
restored. and later received. for good
conduct three promotions.
But this Is an exceptional case" she
said. deliberately II there were more
Ike him l would hate this work, but
woman must live.
Bien entendu. Edith King. "a woman
must live
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

NTHEN 4 woman Is suffering
wv with female weakness all the
function, of womanhood are
affected. If irregular menstruation
is corrected. bearing down pains.
nervousness and weakening drains
are relieved. AL these troubles are
symptoms of female weakness. and
Wine of Cardui is the medicine for
any woman Of any age, suffering
with irregular functions. bearing
down pains or weakening drains.
ANY woman knows when she has
female weakness. A doctor TO point
out the symptoms Is unnecessary.
Wine Of Cardui searches out the
weak parts and builds them up and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
WINE of CARDUI

two In ms heart OF hearts 7 believe The
first way Is RI, rssht one bgt while ~.
Paderewsid was playing ! felt sure that
his was the inevitable one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

health and strength is the result.
This successful medicine Is used by
women all over America and IN EG-
rope and South Africa iust as Miss
Huber used tin the privacy Of
the hons. Wine Of Cardui has made
over .0o0. 600 enrcs M this was and
many doctors prescribe 30 fer their
patients because it has been succcS-
fuif0r seventy-hve years. The success
Miss Hrber has bad with Wine of
Cardui should recommend il 70 you.
Secure 4 sl.00 bottle from your
draggist today. Ask for Wine Of
Cardui and accept no other.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

a San Francisco cable street car com
pany is introducing seats for its con-
ouotors. to be used on parts Of the runs
where trafho is not heavy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
THE STRENUOUS LIFE
A Great Strain.

No one disputes the fact that we are
living in a rapid age: il is rush, rush,
rush from morning until night, and COM
petition is so fierce that the struggle
does not cease until the machine is worn
out Women. TOO, even when surrounded
by every comfort, become infected by
the common spirit, and what with their
clubs and many social duties. have no
time TO give thought 10 their physical
well-being, until they are suddenly
brought TO a sharp realization OF the fact
that nothing in their lives is so import
ant as attention to correct, or rational
living. II may surprise the readers to
learn that women are more prone to piles
than men. and in most cases, because IL
is difficult to impress upon them the i'm
portance of regular movements Of the
bowels; irregularity means straining at
stool, and straining means piles, with the
certainty (under the usual methods OF
treatmenD that the sufferer will have
them always with herr" by usual meth
DDS is meant the application of salves
and lotions, or (as a last RESORT a sur
gical operation. If there Is Il complaint
which entails more distress and suffering
GHOn lIDSt dlllCleUs lNaN pies OF nel1-
it is not known to the writer;
however, these are learning
that there is a remedy that effecfually
cures all forms of piles; it is known as
the Pyramid Pile Cure. is in suppository
form. is applied directly to the parts.
md does its work quickly and painIessly;
t is sold by druggists for fifty cents
package. or will be mailed by the makers
% any address. upon receipt of price.
Mrs. John H. Castona, 2s42 Arch street.
chicago. says: Il must write you that
was cured Of very aggravating case
# itching and bleeding piles by the use
# the great remedy Pyramid Pile Cure.
wen after several physicians had claimed
here was no cure except by an opera
ion. l am we'll now, and owe all to this
'aluable remedy. 1 cannot say enough |
or it," Write to the Pyramid Drug COM
ANY, Marshall Mich. for their little |
COX on the cause and cure OF piles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

fire break out, but. mysteriously. people
on the premises felt impressed that the
image was IN peril. FASTENED TO the altar
and found the fire blazing Il was ex-
tinguished before it had done any con-
siderable damage.
The sincerity of all these people who
have filed columns OF the little paper
will strike most readers. though there
vill not be lacking those who will regard
the cures with profound skepticism. Tho
usual explanation viii be made that when
the OF was applied and the prayers
offered. the diseases mentioned were on
the point Of cure OF only required some
strong nervous stimulus to bring about
a favorable result.
The similarity Of these Mexican mi
racle cures 10 those affected By the
prayer Of faith" in oAer lands viii be
apparent No member of the Brother
hood Of the Holy Face believes that Il IS
the oil from the lamp that cures. but
rather the faith that accompanies the act
OF anoiafing.
The picture q the Holy Face does n0l.
they say. work the miracle. but ire plous
and grateful thought that Is ervoked By
it, actual OF mental perception. Il Re-
calls the tradition OF the noble act = 81
Veronica as Jesus marched YEARLY o. 70
his place Of ultimate tortare- Thus the
mind gets en- rapport with he mighty
healer % men. their Saviour from bodily
and spiritual lis
after you have rad q the cures, or
heard them described. you 20 sEzia 20
the old church. always vet dlied with
II IRE corning and tne-
you rs1rzce your STEPS - re odd little 1
shop where the OF r gwen 20 those vho I
lsk fer t. AID where czc leaves ~
srerInr II rsor-T. = ore = net teo POI
TIE .su-.znt good sz!th = thcse ~no (
dispense the ofl r. EVIDENT they ar
zhOI esoueiv good peo7is. With the <zces /
1f those Eso pray s7d zaezsars much i
Thz are Eet highly sc<essectGzl. they
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might In that case be sitting in the seat
Of the sc0rnful, where are most % rs
A glimpse has been caught Of place q
Catholic miracles. OF the persistence of
the faith OF the middle ages. one mentally
compares these reputed cures with those
recorded by the new sects and schools
of thought n the United States
There Is abundant material n al this
for the solver OF psychological puzzles.
do not pretend 70 understand Il a. all
Good Catholics here tel ne that theT be-
Heve the oil VIII cure y one has the
sufficient faith. but they add We lack
the faith. others having = nay possible
b. cured Boston Herald Correspondence
from City of Mexico