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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

God Die Snupti6picrigfeit beitanb
IN Der Continuation Der Sdrauben,
Die in Der Minllte 5000 Splircn
MAIDEN. Senn es bdtte iid) idon
bel nnieren Sfne1bampfern rcd)t
una1gcncbm bentcrfbnr genlaft, boB
Die Sdrnitbei1, Die bort mir ctma $50
ll%morebungen in Der Miniite MADDEN,
nit iDrer gelpesung einGl moilcrlcc.
rem Tolm ifaffcn. 10 baB Elm crbcb.
liher Tro5entias Der er5dllgtcn &roft
Ourh oiele SdraubenDrcbungcn III
Dem leeren Suftraume nubloS perlo.
rem gillg. Siernn idisn IQes 81
ifeitern. God nod iabrelnngcm
Sufen erfano Serr 8ropert.S elin
cine beionbers aebogenc Sdrailbc,
Die bas @aiier itatt nad riidlparts
nit boiler 9raft gegen bas birtere
SDeil beS SGiffes priest, 10 Dap ME-
mols ein maiierleer Gaum ent.
iteben fam. 9onrit nor ooS Nro.
blem geloit nnb meGrere Serilid)e bas
ben nit Sidarbeit ergeben, boB Die
lteue aaiierpod)t Den S5ean bon
Siperpool nod Seem Oorf in orei
Sagen ourd)aleren fonnte. Sreilih
miro Die Sourb fiir 10 groBe Sabr-
ten faum @ermenbilng finben, ion-
bern MIR s,im In- unb Ius6ooten
ODER 5um Gepeihenbienit benuBt ipcr-
ben. slber Die Grfinoung Der nel,ert
Sdrallbe miro piclleiht rcpolutipni-
reno auf Ben gansen internotionalcn
Seeperfebr einmirfen uno our Sdlof-
lung neiler ME genbrter &ecoros fir
Die S5emiabrten b%eitragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
VERY REV. P. ANSELMUS MUELLER. O. F M Rector

IrbciterS @iilsmonn. Gas &ino,
wcld]cs BON Der Spiclidn:lc foin, lief
III Gem augcnblif, ba oos sluto-
mpbil Die StraBc pniiirte, binter
einem SaItpogen bcrppr, utb bircft
Dor Den Srnitipngcn. GET Seiiscr
@irarOet, %erlcger Scr ,3iird)cr
3citung, trifit al Dem unfal feline
SdyulO.
@cim Iongieren gcrictb Der
i'm cirfa %. %Scbcuaiobrc itebenoe
Sobon1 Hicnlnnll bon Mbebo 10 Ill.
alildlid) 5miiden Die Suffer, BOB Der
Soo i'm nad menigcn slugenblifclt
BON ieinen idrcflidcn G,iolcn er.
loite. Ger aagemein 9cnd1tetc unb
beliebte iungc Wann itanO I'M Sc.
critic lid 81 pcrbciratbcn.
9eim 9aocn in Ger 0rad1t III
Der Hdbe Der giienbnbn crtrunf baS
ietsiabrige S%obnd)cn oes IiiQers
Maimorm in gid)en. Gincn 11iGb.
rigen Sungcn, Der bel Dem llnglWG
5ugegen mar, bntte oernrt Die Nnglt
crgriffen, baB CT in ieiner Seitiir.
Siing %baponlief, oDne Silie bcrbci5u.
bolet.
= aiir5lid) ertral,f in cincm Seid)
BEL WenSclsielOe, Der i%oscnanntcn
9ehinfuble, Der bes Sfpimm:":3 I'm.
funoige Interchangeable Sronj
SfJwcint aus @eIefc. Gcrielbe mar
BEL Der Sirnlo @cbr. @%urgarbt III
2ippitaot ~beidditigt. Gin glcih.
foQs baoenoer onberer @eieQe fonltc
benz grtrinfenDen nift belfcn. ba cr
cbeninlS nid)t ifDimmen fonnte.
Nadbem Die 2eidc urgefdbr 5mei
Stunben i'm @oiier 1clcgcn bate,
folinte Serr Gaip. Hicbofi aus Stitt
Gappel lie burd Saufen beraus.
bolcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

yoot NIT ieinen Snioiicn, sluei ol,oe.
Deltcrten Safnergeieacn, INN. Sfon
ocni ertrtnten nobe, famcm ibnelr
Sente 5u Silfe, ole oell einen Der
@clelcn III ibr Boot sogcn, mdbrcno
Der 5lpcitc lid an icin umqcfipptes
Boot frompibait flamnlerte. ,,Solte
Gid on mclncm &uocr lett. rief linn
cllter Der Nctter 81, mir Sicbcn Gidl
nod), neil mir lid in unier Boot
nid)t mebr otfnebnen %fornen." Sros
Der 8ciobr, in Der cr idypcbtc, alma
DEM 8elclen Gas pertraulife ,Eu"
oes Burden idciubor iiber Die
S~toncesebre unb cr crtgegnete bofit
ir;ol1nirt: "S.tt iag' mir anlol, mie
fommit ocnn Gil oo;u, mi nit gu
d%l5nroen2" - y@ann : Cir net
post, 10 lab bait : Siuocr aus"
lic beioen Sdiffbriifigen muroen
iibrigens 0lott gelalrDet UNI, bottcn
fetncn meiiercn S6aoen uonl III.
freiwi1igcn Babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Cbto. \

Cine grauianle SfidiaIsfii-
gung miro aus Cincinnati gemeloet.
Ser Observation-Disclosures Slion
slnOerion mar ber5leiben6 uno be.
farO lid ihon ieit einiger 3eit i'm
Soipital. Sn lester 3eit ihien iidl
nber iein 3llitano iebr 81 beiiern. In
einem Der leBten Nahmittage tele-
pbonirte ieine Shmelter na6 Der
Soipital.S Office uro erflGrte benz
Glerf Gb. 5lpnl,, oaB lie ibrcn 9ru-
Der nod an ocmieIben Gage nbbolen
ipoQe. suS 6lpnn nod nit ibr
iprof, mllrbe err burf oen telegru-
pbiifen Ipporot bon elmer Nbtbei-
lunn bes Soipitals auigerufen uno
man tbeilte ibm nit, Dab @noerion
ioeben geitorben lei. Slpnn ging
an bas Selepbon 5uriid uno bradte
Der S6peiter Die aunbe bonn Sob
oes 9ruOers 10 i6oneno oils moglif)
Bel. Gr borte ieOof einen lauten
Iufidret urb Damn einen ounlpfen
Soil uno crbielt ouf %iDieoerboltes
6ragen feline gntmort mebr. Gic
Mcrmite lpor obnm1dtig aeporben,
oils lie lire &offnung auf Die 8ene.
Jung bes geliebten gruOers in 10
gra,liamer Weiie 5erItort iob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
ccferrei6s uWaarm.

- Gin %iosialer Yiarrcr, Der oielelt
@brennamen mobl nit 1bnlid)cm
Iedt peroient, wic Geo Der Grei-
5ebnte Der i%o5iale Yapit genannt
wuroe, lit fiir5lif in T%urfersoorf
bel 4ien geitorbcil. Is lit Migr.
slbam 2otihfa, Biarrer Der Stride
sur III. Samilie in Sttafring, 1917
IN 9lumentbal geboren. 1872 5um
Erielter gemeibt, ein liebcnsmiirOl-
ger, ltcts taftpoQcr nnb milber Srie'
tier. cin auBerorbentlid eitrigcr
Secliorger ulo umermiiOlid)er Scr
berer Des fatholilfen IereinepelellS.
Gr mar Grinder uiib GrGliOent Dcs
Tercins fatboliihcr slrbeiterlnten IN
Sttafring unO Sircftor Oe5 BON DIE
lem Gereine geleitetcn WuoGen'
Iipls in Der YramcrgaiIe, Gbren.
mitglico bea fotbpliifen @aiicnhiliS.
pcreins unO DcS fatboiiidcn Sing.
lungs . @crcinS, Der ct. @inccn5'
Gniercn5cn, @riinoer uno Sbmarn
bcs SereinS Sttafringcr Sngeno.
idu.b, oes Sttafringer aird]enmnlif'
pcrcins unb Witglieb 5oblreid)cr nn.
bcrer fatboliider %crcinc. Gr &C.
borte aud eiltige 3eit Dem @iencr
@enleinberotGe al. SnS 8ebiet lei.
ner ipcsieQen 9ctbdtignrig blieb Die
Sosialpolitif, Die CT praftiid bllrd>.
iiibrte; er bat lid namcntlib Der "a.
bafarbeitcrinnen i'm @%eionocren mo
Der Mrbcitcrinncn i'm MQgcmeincn
aneenommen urlo iid) mas Ittribut
Der ~io5inle Eiarrcr" crmor6cn.
Wfo6te bas icgcnsraid)e @irfcn Die
les WanHes rcd)t piclen Hricltcrn eli,
%niporn slir io5iolen GbGtigfeit in
u~iiercr bonn io5ialen GlcnOc eriiiQtcli
3eit icin.
- 9luS Der ioplliiGcn GitcrrciMi-
iGen Commentaries 3ea nr1 See
miro bcriftct: siui elmer Tabrt iiber
cen See nad Sumcrs6a1 fipptc oaS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
@iSeonTm.

= Gin ipnbcrbarer S6refcnsulis
tritt iallO fiir5iiG m1hrenb bes Sod)'
antics in Der ct. Soiepb's.aird)e 81
Nppleton itott, ais Die Stride nit
slnbGdtigen geiiiQt mar. Hlotlid)
iprang ein SGGferbuno bon Der
@aQerie unb fiel Der Srou @ieldlO
allf Den &opf. 3ie Sruu ipilrOe be.
nuBtlos, erbolte lid ober balb. Cine
3eit lang berrid)te groe Iufrcgun9
il, ser Stride, neil mlacllomnen
pur0e, OoB Gin &iu0'iiber Die SaQil.
itrooe gcfoIen lei. Ger Sunb nor
bon ieiltem @errn in Der Sorboae
Der STRIDE 3uriifgclniien porben.
golo obcr lief er Die Grcppe binauf
oui Die @allerie; ais er Damn nid)t
peiter fonnte, iprallg er III Die Siefe.
gSiQiam Soiimanll, ein IN Der
NGbe bcs @i4age SancaIter mobnbai-
fer Snrnler mur0e, 10 l%nglau6lld)
Dies ull6 flingen mag, BON icinem
Sun0e brrrd) eincn Sdub en- Sein
.ocrmunoet. Sic Sad)e perbielt iid)
lpie iolet: Soiimauu nobm ieipe &C.
laocne Slinte nit nuf'S Telb, uno
lcate Oas @enebr ms Oras. @dG.
rcnO er nit Wdber beifditigt NOR,
ipieltc iein SunO nit Der Slinte nnb
froete al bcrielbcn 10 LANCE berum,
bis idlieBli6 Der &nbn i6nappte uno
Der S6uB loSging.
- Sor unSciabr icdS @odcn ncr-
ihaiiten lid Die an, Sinn StrnBe in
S,anespiQe mobncnOen fSrGulein Hiba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
0cIuuDer S@Iaf

lit bas groBnrtige @ieberbcritel.
lunpsmittel Der gtatitr. Sbne S6laf
fGnnen mir nidt longe leben. Shlai.
loie unb unrllbi9e gtddJte limo Die
eriten sln5ei6en bon &%ronfbeit. Gam
lit eS 3cit, Die 9%ebonOlung nit Sor-
mis- @llpenfrGltter : 8lutbeleber alts
5lnongen. Shreibt an Or. Teter
Sobrnep & Cons 60, 112-11S
so. @oplle Slpe., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
GntfebltMc &eiocm

lperoen oft periildt Ourf @unOen,
9eihpiire uno 9rebsIdaoen. meld)e
Die Saut seritorer. @lbelm Be-
bea bon Slat BOD, @if., iagt: sd
hobe 9uflen's Irnica Salbe, gegcit
8ul,oeu, @eifniire lrno arebsifd-
Den gebralft. GS lit baS bette
ons it ic seiunben." 2in-
bert unb BELT. Sfnitt., 9rono-
uro 9ruhpunoen. Hreis % Gents
in Der Mpot6efe bon Z. %. Hltete,
656 Main Strabe, Dubuque, Soma.
@arantirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Sle Yroipcritat oes Sur
meritanocS inn Norocn.

GaB %gegcnpdrtig III Den Sereini9.
ten Staateu, lpie in golts Nor6.
Imcrifa nlGBig quite 3citcn berr.
lfen, nnb SanOcl ullo @oncel
bllben, bat icincn 0rullo in Der oa.
gemcinen Sroiperit1t bcs Sormcr.
Itanoes. 9cmerfcnsrerth ober lit
Der urnltanb, bob Die YroiperitGt
ullter Den Sarmern, nclde norolid5
bon Den Sbio. mo Irfonias. Iliiiieu
mobnen, beOclltenOer urlO anoouern.
Der lit, ais iiiblid) bopcn. Tie MorO.
%ltaaten mo Die norolif)en Serrito.
rIer, bis bod birauf in GAMBIA,
lino, mas 9oben, &lima uno ecieG.
Idaftlid)e Serbdltniiie anbelanat.
Dem freien Surmer, Dem orbeitsmu.
tbtgcn @er11anen mebr 5uinaeno, ais
Die iuolifeli 20noer. @obl fam
Der oeutife Sarmcr iibcral nit lei.
men gtadbarfnrmern confurriren, Oh
im Siioen ooer i'm NorOen, aber Dem
einfluiie bas alimas fam err iih ouf
Die 9auer nibt erpebren. sSSm Gil.
Den miro Der @ermane, penn nitt in
Der eriten Generation, 10 bod iiher
in Der 5Deiten, our oelifaten @loS.
bauspflan5e. slber in ben norolihen
3onen, "a lit u1o bleibt er oas intel.
ligelte, g%eit1blte Noturfino, Der
Wann Der freien Irbeit uno Der
'guten Sbat.
IS Dar baber elm berniinftiaer
8eoanfe, als Die bodip. @eneoiftiner.
EatreS lid entihloiien, Die erobte
rem Oelltide unb fatbolii6e Golonie.
pelde nod iemals in oieicm @elt.
tbeile gegriilbet mlrbe, in Der nelen
Eropin5 Snsfatfepan, Canada, 5u
g%riinben. Nn1 lGngerer INN mebr.
maiger ioraiGltiger llnteriudung
Der Observation-Disclosures unb Der fiji.
matiid)en Terbdltuiiic Der neren 8e.
geno, melde belte oils Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Gt9entbii ual Ncrs
jWwinocu.

8. 3. Glttpon aus @%l,tlerbiae, g.,
fdreibt oaS eigentbiimlide Serihmin.
Den ieirer ifmer3buften Spmptome
bon WagenbeidJperOen, llnperOnu.
liffeit uno 8nQeuleioGn Dem Sc
broltd} bon Or. Sings gterp 2iie
GiQS 81. @r iagt barber Solgen.
bes: sic iinO Elm Do1fommencs
SGlntittel gegen Sdwinoel, Bitter
felt I'M Mngen, &opiidmcr5ell, Ser.
itopfung II. +. No." @urantirt BON
&. W. &uete, S(potbefer, 656 Moine
StrnBe, Dubuque, Soma. %reis
% Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Talid)cs @clS.

Ger 5ali6mInJcr uno kint StliusbcIftr, pelte
pas ioliGe @elo inter pic geuie brinetn, iperoen
pom S;ad;c nit Dcr i6ptriter SiruitH b.eat. lo6
iblimmsr, als iere @ttri9er, iino Gbtr PIE 9fuittr,
pelGc Den Granttn iEt ipcriblp;tn Wir;uren ifr
tbnues Gelp duiitipaBen. Sieic yeiriiaer iou,eT
bic hdr;eitsn Grain U;eioen. Bonn lie brinasn oas
Yoli ribt uur un Ut:o, ioRoern aub I'm bic lsBic
WeleqenGcii, p;eocr qcirun 81 iperDtr. Wtr an
&opii6mr,er, Nppciitioiietsi,, Wares. ar S@iai
ooer tip;Qer Wa,iiof;it, ar pujtlopien, @crG6tn;bs
rno &ldtni6pdtc, S6iuirpclaridlen. 9ertppfure,
ica,em Dloqtn opcr auii,obtn. an 3dbtrs rro Rie.
~rtn!tipea nit @tlbiuUt uuo ~paHtriacn aribipeluns
gen Der auaen!iDtr. Ndabt mn Giib, lsioet, bite
I'D ppr iolbm QiuidsrsNrGYara:t, ods MIR zine
aber l;eniols hsilt, ionocrn MIR per;a.immtrt. S,ris
lung III in io.her Ialcn MIR bon ben Ct. 9,rnaro
Rrdutcrpiltn ~ ~erirarttn. S'cielbcn iiro aus Den
bsilirai;ieitsr characterization cbue msauiite, aifiiee
ltbr;ei MorAe BON g.. 9erruyo h~tresfeli, 3ebu.
tduicrpcn idor Gin Htttu aus Der Sooesnp.5 CTS
peien upo in oGcn Ipoibtfcn ju baben. % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
st. peter's Colonie

befanltt lit, entidloiien iid) promi.
nente Oeutldje aotbolifen Minne.
iota'S, oieiem mohGoblihen @erfe
Die nothige ~finan5ielle llnteritiisuna
81 g%elpdbren. Cas- &eillltnt par Die
@riinbung Der
German-AmGrican Land Co., Id,
ST. CLOUD, MltlN.,
al Dclde nluil iid ipcaeu irgeno mel.
der Iusfunft betrefis Ser ct. BE.
ter'S : Golonie, Sast., Canada, peu.
cen moee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02

there was great Joy over the news Of the
reporter called the Japanese minister had
gone to the White House. The following
is the text of a cable message received
from Tokyo:
''The Port Arthur army reports that a
letter from General Stoessel, proposing sur
render, was received at 9 o'clock last night
January u, General Nogi reports that
cepted. The terms and the provisions Of
surrender will be negotiated between the
respective delegates at noon today. Mar
shall Yamagata telegraphed General Nogi
at imperial command that his majesty.
approaching the self sacrifice and devotion
which General Stoessel fully displayed for
the cause of the fatherland, desires that due
honor of soldier be accorded him.
Admiral Togo declared yesterday that
at the command of the imperial govern
ment the blockade of Liaotung peninsula
shall only be maintained hereafter on the
coast Line westward in a straight line from
south entry point to Wedgehead. The i'm
pertal government decided not to allow for
the present any ships except those In their
service to enter Taienwan without special
permission of naval or military authorities
concerned.
Gen. Nogi reports Pungkeewanshan and
r forts blown up Monday at 1890 am. by
the enemy itself after evacuation. We
N southwark thereof. Almost all the Rus
sian ships In harbor or harbor entrance
were blown up Monday morning by the
enemy. Our operations have been sus-
pended since that morning pending con-
clusion Of negotiations for surrender"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
We Paid S1OO, 600

For the American rights to Lquozone. We did
this after testing the product for two years.
through physicians and hospitals after proving in
thousands Of different cases. that Liquozoue de-
stroys the cause Of any germ disease.
Lquozone has. for more than 20 years, been the
constant subject of scientific and chemical re-
search. 1t is not made by compromising drugs
nor with alcohol. Its virtues derived solely
from gas-largely oxygen gas-by a process re-
quiring immense apparatus and IA days time.
The result is Liquid that does what oxygen does.
1t is a nerve food and blood food-the most helpful
thing in the world to you. Its effects exhil
arating, WALKING purifying. Yet it Is germicids
go certain that we publish on every bottle an offer
Of 81. OC0 for q disease germ that 1t cannot kill
The reason IL that germs vegetables; and
Liguozone-like an excess of oxygen-is deadly to
vegetsI matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
FOR HAGUE TRIBUNAL MEETING.
Public Meeting at Portland, Ore
Some Opposition.

PORTLAND. Ore, January AT pub
lie meeting held In this city, called for the
purpose Of indorsing the efforts Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Hay in bring
ing about the reconvening Of The Hague
tribunal. disturbance was created by the
efforts of numerous contingent to pre-
vent the adoption of 1audatory resolutions.
The opposition was led by an earnest
speaker, who stated that Secretary Hay
was dominated in his act by the money
powers of Great Britain and Europe. Sup
porting the speakers attack, the opposition
Kissed Mr.. Hays name vigorously.
When 1t came to voting on the original
resolution great opposition was expected,
and it was only after four ballots that the
resolution was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
PATHETIC INTEREST.
StoessePs Telegram to the Gear on Lat
ter's Name Day,

ST PETERSBURG, January 2.-In view
Of today's news from Port Arthur pathetic
interest attached to a dispatch sent by
Gen. Stoessel to Emperor Nicholas and
given out this afternoon. 1t was written on
the emperor's nameday, December 10. and
read as follows:
I'VE are happy to greet our sovereign and
offer our respectful homage to your i'm
perial majesty on the occasion of your
nameday from Port Arthur, which we have
now held for eleven months with the aid Of
God and your prayers. The spirit of our
warriors is magnificent. Today on parade
the resounding hurrahs given In honor Of
our father the car testified to how potent
is the influence of your majesty's rule and
father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
Kondratenko's Death Confirmed.
HORRORS BEYOND DESCRIPTION.
Opinions of Russian Officers Who Es-
capped to Chefoo.

capped to Chefoo.
CHEFOO, January THE Russian OFF,
GERS who arrived here today from Port Ar
thur on the torpedo boat destroyers which
escaped from that place have a single word
for what the fortress has been for the past
five days, during which the japanese have
bombarded and assaulted It ceaselessly
night and day. They use that word un-
profanely and convincingiy, declaring that
the horrors witnessed were beyond any
description.
There was not single spot in the town
which was safe from sfirapnel. Many Of
the hospitals were hit. and the wounded re-
fused to stay in them. Some lay In the
streets on heaps of debris, exposed to the
bitterly cold weather. and some staggered
back to the front, hurting stones and DEFY
ing the Japanese till taken prisoners or
death came mercifully! td end their suffer-
ings.
State Of Affairs.
There were five dayt and nights of this
state OF affairs. The Stock OF ammunition,
which had been carefully husbanded for
months, was almost zone and it was all
too evident that Japan was about to grasp
the prize which had cost her an army Of
men and countless TREASURE. The capture
of 203-Meter hill by the Japanese was the
garrison's first vital wound. Then came
the capture of Rihlpn$, Sungshu and Pam
lung mountains GeA@ral Stoessel had an
nounced that he would fight till the last.
His plight last night, said Captain Kar-
tow, commander Of the torpedo boat de-
stoyer vlastni. Cooked like the last .
No Stopping the Japanese.
There was no stopping the Japanese,
who lived In droves and fought with the
last instructive twich OF the nerves with
eyes fxed on Liaoti mountain. Stoessei
had killed a Japanese army and exhausted
his ammunition, butt added Captain Kar-
tow. they became more ferocious and
fateful than ever.
$50 the white nag went up"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02

We want yoU TO know about Liquozone. and the
product itself can tell you more than So we
ask you to let US buy you bottle-a full-slze bot
tle-to try Let 1t prove that 1t does what med
icine cannot 90. See what a tonic 1t is. Learn
that 1t does kill germs. Then you will use 1t
always. as we do, and as millions of others do
This offer itself should convince you that Lquo-
gone does as we claim We would certainly not
buy a bottle and give It to you If there was any
doubt Of results. You want those results; you
want to be well and to keep well. And you can't
do that-nobody can-without Liquozone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
THEODORE THOMAS ILL.
Life Of Veteran Orchestra Conductor
Threatened by Pneumonia.

CHICAGO, January 2.-The condition OF
Theodore Thomas. the veteran orchestra
director, is reported as less favorable today.
Theodore Thomas, who has been sunering
from the grip for several days, is now crit
icaIIy i'll with pneumonia at his home, ~
Bellevue place. Chicago. A consultation OF
physicians was held Saturday, and the
serious condition of the veteran orchestra
Conductor was announced at that time. Up
to last night Mr. Thomas had held his own
under the severe cold and bronchial anec-
tion, but pneumonia having developed. this
morning he was considerably worse. Oxy-
gen is being resorted to Tor the parent
Relief. Mr.. Thomas age, sixty-nine years
the physicians admit. greatly reduces his
chances of recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
TRAIN RAN INTO LANDSLIDE.
Engine Plunged Into River-Enginee1
Fatally Injured.

CLARKSBURG. w. Va, January o.
The Pickins and Fairmont accommodation
train on the West Virginia and Pittsburg
division of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road ran into landslide at Craddock w.
Va, early today and was wrecked. The
engine plunged into the West Fork river
and Engineer Carrico Of Fairmont is pinned
under the engine, fatally injured. Many
of the passengers were bruised and shaken
up, but none were seriously injured. The
mail and baggage cars are buried under
rocks and dirt. and dynamite is being used
to remove the debris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
Capt. March Preparing His Report.

Capt. Peyton c. March of the artillery
corps, who has just completed tour OF
duty as military attache with the Japan
csc troops in Manchuria. has reported his
arrival in this city. and is engaged In the
preparation Of report Of his observations.
His report will be confidential. but Its main
features have been already communicated
personally to the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
Jennie Hurd Found.

Jennie Hurd, colored, twelve years old,
disappeared from the home of her parents,
10Y LIST street northwest, Saturday after
noon. She took her clothing with her and
caused her parents considerable uneasiness
cy not telling them of her intentions. This
afternoon her parents learned that she was
IN fredericksburg. Va, and she will be
brought home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases. All that
medicine can do for these troubles is to help Ma
ture overcome the germs, and such results are In
direct and uncertain. Lquozone attacks the germs,
wherever they And when the germs which
cause a disease are destroyed. the disease must
end. and forever. That is Inevitable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
MISS PORTER ENGAGED.
Daughter Of American Ambassador to
Marry Swiss Doctor.

PARIS, January 2.-The engagement of
Miss Elsie Porter, daughter of the Ameri-
can ambassador, is announced to young
DR.. Mende Of Zurich. son of the celebrated
physician who attended Mrs. Porter during
her last illness, when she. accompanied by
her daughter, frequently visited Switzer-
land to consult with him. Young Dr. Mende
Ia d distinguished graduate Of the Govern
ment University at Berne. He speaks Eng
fish without accent, will become natural
lied American citizen. and will practice his
profession In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
Banks Offer Funds to Cotton Farmers

oe@Ano SAS1 = uAoo " SottoA e dIueES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 2.-E. F. Web.
Der, president of the Memphis cotton ex-
change, today said he had received a tele-
gram from New York regarding PROPOSE
ton by banking interests to render financial
assistance to southern farmers who desire
to hold their cotton for higher prices.
Mr.. Weber said he would take no notice
Of the telegram. because. so far as he knew
it came from no official source. being signed
simply with the letter 3D." Mr. Weber
said he believed the farmers in the south
are in position to hold their cotton with
out financial aid. The small farmer, he
said, had marketed enough cotton to carry
him over until the next crop, and In many
instances had from five to ten bales on hand
awaiting higher prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
We will Buy
Soc Bottle of Liquozone and Give it to YOU to Try.

There lies the great value of Liquozone. It is
the only way known to kill germs in the body
without killing the tissue. too. Any drug that
kills germs Is poison. and it cannot be taken In
terrary. Every physician knows that medicine Is
almost helpless in any germ disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
Two Children Burned to Death.

DIAMONDvILLE Wyo.. January D.
Two children of John McPhee. one five
years old and the other a babe. have been
burned to death in fire that destroyed the
McPhee home. The parents were absent at
the time, and did not learn of their loss
until they returned.