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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01

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lss untsbopcr.
IS mar am Gnbt sui, iU,RR Id biz
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man mir Az, bub msin tinTttger 8es
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5rau, bic %poIltpmmsn hes Gates unb
Der eruIten neibIiden Wiiroe entbtbrs.
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ten. SD battle gsIa6t, aIs i6 better
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Oo i6 tIiiger bate laden fOlsR.
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babsr 6alO barauf nod Berlin srnl
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gum 8eiu9 in unIer Stdotbeu. CT
lebrts mid bic Gisbe oils SimmeIsf6luf
unb 3auberbdnH sruitboft ttnntn, unS
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S6itiaI fid 70 ,anbers stFtaEtst bate.
fpeun oamals ni4t bss quten @rpBe
miitter6eus Woeenf6merasn nit eirem
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fallen pdren.
sic ieben, mstne Somtn, cine IN
tsr.Funt, aisbesssi6i6te NOR bus ni6t.
tDeuu iis mid cu9 barum ssbrott bot,
iebt 6rua @eusruItCnful in !SORUluIu
al fem" ..,.. .
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01
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fir elm ,Spislhen" cine Shp6ds,
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benz nit stnem S6lage 8ermDgeu &C.
nounen INN perlpren peroen tOnnm.
llnb pa lit or nibt mtbr bic miioe. ner
p6It, rei3burs Berfon, als bic i'm feline
Ninifter 10 gut tennen. Gr 1T nonn
tiibu. itneibis. fein san3ss Deien ats
met cine getpalttge Gnergie. Der sebo
rsne Spielsr tit CT, tdltbtiiti9, iduel,
perlpegen, ME nm sinsn ausrosg perls
gen, Elm Meiftsr Der Strategie unn Elm
gefGbrlidtr @egner, Denn Is Ith nm
cine rersfpeiTelte portis banoslt. Rpd
cine anoere grp6s 2eibeuIhaft bat Der
Gar: Dos Rauhen. Die !9dpannas.
bic sr roudbt, miiiTsn Thpnr3 ietp, uns
ben 3dq iiber tommi iSm bic Gigarrs
ni9t aus benz Minbe. Der 2eiborst
Ger aeoen hieIes Qalter lpobl Elm Oh.
bsnbmaI uub nit Rsdt proteftirte, oenn
4aifsr NitolauS iii alles, MIR fem far
fer mdnn, muBte f6lieBlih nddgeben.
ais ibm Der Gar fdgte: ~Wolen Sic
MID meines eiRSissn 8ergniigsns bs
rduben?" Selbit bic aniIerin. Die font
tinsn erpBen GirfIub duf ibren9 emGbl
ausibt, it bieTcr 2tihenIhaft aegsn
iiber lpebrlps. anberItiis lit Gar Ritp
lous audi elm 6reunb isber art bon
Sport. BUR brinet CT Is auf teiuem
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I'm 8tesn5ob so fsinem 9pppslgGRssr.
benz 9rin3an bon @ales, iii sr elm
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sr palfi:sn. Gr lisbi ss, mad, 9eFer, gu
gGo grDbtrt uub tleinere ausFliige Az
uuisrsntbmen, meiiitns gons oIttn,
pbnt i.Ss 8eeleitune, anf elmer oiei.r
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genes Ibeutsusr erlsbt baben. @r mar
5iemIia psit bon fttnsW 5hloHe srt
fsrnt. OILS i6m mitssn Guf Der StraB.
Elm Atifen plobie. co mas fam audi
sipsm 8aifsr palIirsn. IitOluus itiee
olIo ob uno beaonn nun isiR. taiisr
IiGcn GtnutuiNs borouf su peripenoen.
ME Der Sdobsn am beIten 3u repnriren
mare. scSn bisfs Qufaabt tpas tr 10 Der
tisft, boB er COR nibt has Rnben zines
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snfGllis bic fimple Uniform, sints sSr
fanterss Sbsritsn true. nm nth. fuh'
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ben @tntroI bod an RnB. sd Bit.
nm GntIhuIbieuna -trfpiberts Ct IuHfi,
.abtr i3 babe auf benz HbrOHt Di.l an
Dtnis .3tit. um ole msine @tRernI,
ptriSEIit al tenatn."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01

Der Observation-Disclosures Der .Rps
motif 1ntn" sibt Ginselbeitsn iibsr ben
pfb9ii4eR 3ufanS Der f1mpfsnben
GrmssnI in Der RdnbI9urst Gr i6rsibt
aus Mutben;| - ':~ f.. .. .H"
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RodrtAttn pom Iinten 7SIiis.l Gin.
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sor AUDI Gsi iopoRiiGer Geits: Nab.
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bersss, rDtIdfH bic Snponsr beistf bots
tep, iberf1dtttts uaTsy Rprps ben
-gsius srsi' aage lang NIT Ghrapnsls.
UisIs Sapautr Tlr5ttT fA por uHisfsn
auseu n0n eben belab in ihk Eiffs nTb
5nj9elea ON BEN @ttein. Ginsr bon
linen, ben mir olfbcbsn, Jasit uns, Ok
hdtte5 bic furhibort IeiiftS EponnHns
nidbt EiReer Rlebr ousboitsH i1nnen,
NGa bsrelsidtt btn ariss tmrntr
mehr init siHer gsenfsitigRn unsebens
ren G4IG6tsrti;, bI,s' i spsntIi1 bic
6otssstfHtinuua osr nepeten te5ris
fden RornmitteI, iDeIGx' In trfter
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nen. Sin Observation-Disclosures Bib bus
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iapaniite 3atturs ,Want6i" bert9tst.
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ben 8eiis zines htutegifh tpi9tigsn
8erges 3ogsn ii6 bic Strsitsnon auf
beiosn Soften BEL Qnbrud Der Ra6t
3urid, bic 3pbtsu unS 8ertpunbster
auf Der Doblftdtt IdFsnb. Sin iopos
ntf9er SFfiSier Rarens Si4iturp lag
nebIt fiuf aubertn 8erlpunbeten In Der
RGbe bon abt Rufen. QIs Der Mors
gen grdute, tparsu bic @egnsr an euts
trdftst, UNI ben 9ampf BON Rsueul auf:
J~uusbmen; msnT9lites 6iblsn ers
lauste ulsbuIb bt. Sberbanb aber ben
gessnisttisen Sub. 81: Sopansr, f6tpss
rsr berpunbet ala lire @eener, began
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rufen. 2sbtere tdtreu ou6 bsrbet, az
ben ben birifsnbsn Setnbsn Su trintsn
uRb erribteter fir ben Offi3isr aus
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glSeuun oerbarbeH ft Tib gsgsnfeitie
bic Wunosn unS ibidten 7i6 an, berobs
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i6rsre @unbs uRb ben erObsu 8Iufs
berluf p6IIia sriG6pft, mar niGt I'M
Starce, f9 an bspsosn uno bic Sapcs
me-, gleihfuns gu Gnbe ibrsr 4rGfte,
o.-Wo9tsn ni6t, ibm bstsuftebsn.
ia trat Elm ruffi6er Golbot an ben
Sffister beruH, nuhm ibn auf ben
Riiten anb true i'm forgIom ms Stol
bsrub. no ale Bel Der iaporiI9en Ga
nitdtstoEonre aufnabme fdnhen. Riibr
renb mar Der 9lbI6ieb sSi5ituros bon
tstn.m Setter; lie fielsn Ti1 in bic Qrms
arh brc9en in Tbrdnen aus.
Sc. risl @ut:s fe5t in Der menFAs
F+tn @ltnr," 70 fbiisBt bic iapanii6s
9:iisrs ih-,a g:ribt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01
Geoanktnfpldttr

SiisHiesu 98pbltsdttr, ptlat ibsr uE
bouf Hagen hcbsn In Der Reasl oaf @mneys
,iuien gsrttEtt.
Tic Raoheu bttrsibsn bentJutost aHen
nRG,idca SpOrt; nm sifrleItrn# itSoh bsr
Che 3ingtorpi.
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srf ihm i4ldgi Gin StlaSleir
gcm ecieHiAoiili6fn 9alsui gum Gustp'
eeHie in rit nur ctn Shritt.
CO aib. WtHitcn. bic BON Fb iebf fs
berauiAt fgp, bag re pk Uirili1 @ernafdst
GsfiatE. lugs cse9s sM nm Ne feiht.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01

!6msn, sIntn IAUeIsR, tettenbtlaItetEr
Rsrhrtt,r in htI Dpsr btsriiBsn 81
i0uHeR.
Bah earouf fGrb oer allie, bsrtIis
mstr dls iitb3ig Sabre ate 9oHcts, nT
ihrisms NIT iefnem 2beniernumttts
Dstttr sor Hiht iehT sufritcsu ssfUslsR
isin ien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-01
ssarm IA oct a,lrnaal.


asa ssss
v
a hfA aai ksesm AltaAt
A. Mg15 nga &tagm,
Ea TshlaF srstlfttetws
REdtai aai Nm ata'a.
xsnsstnf sSslIsa lsssR
an Meae pertgl,
aus esm 8sFRt bor 10 iiassH
Ir RaagAsat Sasti
esrAl salt in ben IaHmHsigitlu
Ter NarlkHga bgauh!
1it ptRbssEaui tpabll IN ZEN 1ipitIM
MI nabsT Gaut.
@St II Gin a,aItR uus GtSbnta
auabsrdH
wtb0rh'ut StaHus br6butR
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egtl 9eoeGH iast In eeu SEitta
Hub inipiHat BEN SpttT:
sir Hah; aus Wobsr Uub BrGittH,
Nttn ptlee Gtsrl
I eir trtibtu Die @oi,su BON banner
IN StKrm uaR 9ddt,
fGS morstu tbtr Den SGnHen
lie SoRHe iaht."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
FRANCES EXPENSE FOR
Entertainment HEAVY
Parliament Asked to Provide $125,0oo
to Pay for Reception to
Alfonso


Special Cable TO The Herald.
PARIS, July 22.-This bill for inter-
national civilities, past and to come, has
just been presented to the French par
lament:
Reception to the shah Of Persia and
prince of Bulgaria, $4,000.
Reception to the American and
English naval officers (Paul Jones),
$4,000.
Journey of the president of the re-
public to Spain, $s0,50O.
Reception to the king of Spain,
s125.OOo.
mission to Berlin for the marriage
of the crown prince, $4,000.
mission to Fez, $4,000.
Congress and conference at Berne,
$780,"
This is exclusive of the expenditure
of the municipality of Paris, which in
many instances equals that of the CEN
trail government.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
LONDON HEAT
BAD AS TROPICS
AFRICAN TRAVELLER SAYS IT
is AWFUL
HUMID NEW YORK 0UTD0NE
Americans Who Have Escaped Hot
Wave In Manhattan Find They
Have Not Improved Their
Position
HUMID NEW YORK oUTDoNE
special Cable to The Herald.

Special Cable TO The Herald.
LONDON, July 22.-For once in d
while New Workers. ever here at the
present time cannot find any consola-
tion in escaping the great heat which Il
now, according to cables received here,
being experienced on your side, for
London is as bad, is not worse. The
reason here is that the heat is much
more moist, and, therefore, more op-
pressive. 1t has been a blazing, or
rather a stewing. week, spreading leth-
argy and depression among all classes.
The street venders whose usual stock
in trade is boot laces or rubber bands
for umbrellas are driving a great trade
in Japanese paper fans.
Fruit has gone up in price, so great
is the demand for it. and. to add to the
trouble, in many restaurants the Ice has
given out quite early in the evening.
Cases of heat stroke have been num-
erous, policemen being among the suf-
ferers
Strangely enough, they have not yet
been served out with white sun helmets
for the present summer.
AS showing how unusual this heat
has been for London, traveller over
many continents. giving his Impressions
yesterday, said: "I have travelled in the
north, south, east and west in Central
Africa and have experienced the ex-
tremes Of African heat with all its at
tendant unpleasantness. but never have
1 been so affected by tropical heat as
have been by the heat in London this
week.
ut has sapped my energy, mental
and physical, and made me feel that IL
is impossible to live here. The heat pro-
duces on me effects which / dare say It
does on thousand others. My eyes
are weary, the backs of my legs ache,
and there is an unpleasant heaviness
through my head which does not quite
reach the point of headache
This is the worst heat l have ever
experienced much prefer the
tropics"
This is what Americans also feel
They would much rather experience the
worst heat Of New York than this
most, energy sapping heat from which
we are suffering here just now.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
CARLSBAD ENJOYS
A SUMMER BOOM
MANY NEW BUILDINGS ARE
PLANNED
NUMEROUS VISITORS ARRIVING
Superb Structures to Replace the Old
Fashioned Edifices OF the Re-
sort Where Americana
Gather
spscla, Cable 70 The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald
CARLSBAD, Jluy 22.-The season is
progressing with giant strides toward
it's zenith and crowds of people are ar
riving who add to the international
character of the picture presented by
the streets of Carlsbad.
Next year Carlsbad will from an
architectural point of view undergo a
great improvement. 1t is intended TO
pull down all the small houses from the
Markbrunnen to the Muhlbrunnen on
the left side and to prolong the colon
made from the one spring to the other
1t is further proposed to connect this
colonnade with the Sprudel by an ar
cade. The scheme is certainly a mag
nificent one.
In addition a splendid bathing house
will be constructed in the Franz Josef
park. which will diminish the crowd in
the Kaiserbad. In the latter bath the
subscription tickets are sold weeks in
advance and it requires an extraor-
binary amount of diplomacy to secure
a ticket.
For some days past magnificent sum
mer weather has prevailed and visitors
take most of their meals in the open air.
There is quite colony of handsome
American women here. who chiefly take
breakfast in Hotel Savoy.
In the last day or two there have been
noticed there Mr.. and Mrs Bache, the
latter wearing a white muslin blouse.
linen skirt and a pink hat, while Mrs.
Livingstone (whose graceful manners
and handsome face have a strong like
ness to Signora puse) looked perfectly
lovely in q white lace blouse, light
blue linen skirt and pale blue saiier
hat, trimmed with mauve ribbon and
pink roses. She always wears lovely
pearls. Mrs. Robinson was in white.
Mrs. Griffop the other night wore q
remarkably pretty white lace dress.
with silver bretellss. This Is, by the
way, one Of the newest things. Bre-
telles are very much wcrn with linen
dresses. They are mostly made out OF
the same material as the dress
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
Nj. LEON ACHARD HAD
PASSION FOR NOTES
Pocketbook Tells Many Tales, Espe-
ciaIIy How Stage Shoes

a Pinched
Special Cable to The Herald.
PARIS, July 22.-M. Leon Achard.
for long time famous as a tenor in
La Dame Blanche" and for ten years
engaged st rthe Opera Comique, has
just died. aged seventy-four. He was
son of the celebrated comedian of
the PaIais Royale and the Gymnase.
During his ten years career he had
met success in "Haydee," Fra Dia-
volo," La Part du Diable," Tampa"
Pre- aux Cleres' and other operas. He
went to Italy after the war and later
returned to the Paris opera, where he
sang in Les Huguenots," 'L'Afri-
caine" and La Favorita."
Achard had passion for making
notes. He kept a pocket notebook, in
which he daily recorded his impress
sions and incidents connected wifi his
professional life. For instance, on one
of the pages he wrote: Audience
kindly disposed. Encore first act. My
shoesito too tight
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
PARIsIANs "soAk" JEWELRY
Many Who Visit Resorts In Summer
Pawn Jewelry and Plate

FaWn IeWeITy anu rldte
Special Cable to The Herald
PARIS, July 22.-The authorities re-
port that the exodus Of Parisians to
the mountain and seaside resorts has
been marked this year by a greater
number of pledges than ever. 1t has
become quite the recognized thing be-
fore leaving Paris for those who do
not care to pay for strong box at
the bank to deposit their jewelry.
plate and other valuables. AS pawn
broking establishments are govern
ment department they are perfectly
safe. The diniculty in the past has
been that the loans demanded by
these people were small, and conse-
quently the interest charged was
small, In order to cope with this an
order now has been given that the min
inum loan shall be one-third of the
value OF the article. but notwithstand-
ing this the number of pledges is con-
tinually increasing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
JAPANESE OBTAINS
A PARIS DEGREE

Nagaoka, Attache AZ the legation
Made Doctor Of Letters for
Brilliant Thesis
Special Gable to The Herald.
PARIS. July 22.--For the first time
since the creation Of the Paris univer-
sity a Japanese has successfully passed
the examination there for the degree Of
doctor Of letters. He Is II. Nagaoka,
an attaehe Of the Japanese legation
here. and already holds the degree
Of LID. from the University of
Kioto.
Nagaoka presented brilliant thesis
on the relations between Europe and
Japan IN the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries and was awarded honorable
mention.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
MAJEST|ES At
SUTHERLAND BALL
KING PLAYS BRIDGE WITH THE
DUCHESS OF R0xBURGHE
MANY GORGEOUS DRESSES
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Her Daughter
Gladys Are Among the Guests.
Fashionable Women
Present
Special cable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald.
LONDON, July 22.-The Duchess of
Sutherlands ball at Stafford house
was quite the event of the week The
king and queen were present and all
the fashionable women there wore
their most splendid dresses and most
gorgeous jewels. The men present did
not all know that their majesties were
going to attend, SO only a few ap-
peared in knee breeches. The king
played bridge most of the evening
with the duchess of Roxburghe.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was one of the
guests. She was accompanied by her
daughter. Gladys Mrs. Vanderbilt
wore her magnificent black pearls,
which were much admired.
The duchess Of Marlborough looked
very handsome in blue satin, with
huge diamonds in her coronet and all
her pearls.
Mrs. Benjamin Guinness also wore
magnificent jewels.
Mrs. Vanderbilt AutomobiIing
Mrs. Vanderbilt. and her daughter.
by the way, have been automobiling a
great deal about London in twenty
eight horse power Panhard. which
Mrs. Vanderbilt recently purchased In
Paris. They were among the guests
the other day at big luncheon at the
ambassadors at Dorchester house.
Some other guests of Mr., and, Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid were Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs. Potter
Palmer and Lady Algernon Gordon
Lennox. Mrs. Vanderbilt sailed We'd
nesday on the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
Colonel Oliver Payne has arrived at
Claridge's from his yacht. the Aphro-
dite, In which he crossed over from
America. The vessel came up the
Thames to London, Colonel Payne was
met at claridge's by his nephews and
nieees. Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric Paget, who
have since left for Paris.
Mrs r. H. Townsend and Miss Ma
thilde Townsend OF washington have
arrived at the Carlton from America.
Miss Townsend. who has been Ill. is
much improved
Mrs. William Post has returned to
Claridge's from Dieppe, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Van
Allen.
Mrs, Foxhall Keene. accompanied by
her niece, Miss Lowther. arrived at
Ciaridge's the other day from Paris.
Miss Lowther is sailing on the Baltic,
Anthony ]. Drexel has left for Carls-
bad,
Lord and Lady Cheylesmore gave a
large dinner recently to meet Prince
and Princess Christian and their
daughter, Princess Victoria Of schles-
wig-Holstein. Among the guests were
Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
Pierpnnt Morgan, Mrs, Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Potter Palmer and Mrs, Ronalds.
After the dinner there was a most
interesting performance by Nine.
Jeanne Granier and Miss Parkine
Young, the American prima donna Of
covent Garden. who delighted the
audience.
Mrs. Arthur Paget has so far Inn
proved that she Is visited by all her
friends morning ana afternoon.
The king paid her visit the other
day. l hear. Her drawing room is
fun OF flowers that have been sent BY
her many friends.
Mrs, Paget intends atppRlnG on q
BeIgrave square until the middle or
end Of next month.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
W|LHELMINA AND
HUSBAND QUARREL
MORE TROUBLE REPORTED IN
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
REASON Is KEPT SECRET
First Dlssenslon Between the queen
and Her consort, Who ls q Ger
man officer, Occurred With
In Year Of Wedding
REASON IS KEPT SECRET
aleclal Gable to The Herald.

TlTTNTHI N-7NUIU 70 7 ITH TIVTHIU'
THE HAGUE, July 22.-Reports are
rife to the effect that Queen Wilhel-
nina has had another quarrel with her
husband, who was a German army Of
ficer After the first quarrel, which
took place within year Of her we'd
ding interested persons made special
efforts to effect peace In the royal
household. The cause of the new re-
port of trouble is not revealed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

At Ascot he wore pink shirt. with
buttonhoIe flower to match, and now
pink shirts have become the rage, and
haberdashers are calling down bless
ings on his head. The exquisites, who
pride themselves on yielding complete
and prompt obedience to fashion found
ed on such light authority, insist like
wise on wearing a flower that matches
the shirt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
POLICE SET TRAPS FOR
AUTOS ON HIGHWAYS
Many Captures Made on splendid
Main Road TO Fontainebleau
for Speed Excess
ypecIal cahls 10 The Aerald.

Special Cable to the Herald.
PARIS, July 2a.-Police traps for
automobilists are now in operation on
Sundays in various parts Of France.
At villeneuve and st. Georges. near
Pa1ss, the speed limit han been ilzed
at twelve kilometers (seyen and one-
half miles) an hour, but speed not ex-
ceeding twenty is tolerated. Beyond
this limit automobilIsts are held up
much in the same manner as at st.
German last year. AS Villeneuve lies
on the splendid main road to Fontaine-
blaau police captures are many.
A trap also exists on the road from
Milan to Como, and drivers are treated
in very high handed fashion by the
local authorities.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
DOCTOR DIES FROM
BLOOD POISONING
Well Known Greek Physician In Paris,
DR.. clado, Prlcked His Finger
at Operation

Special Cable to The Herald
PARIS. July 22.-Dr. Clado, Greek
physician, long resident in Paris, and
a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, is
dead as a victim of duty. He returned
late at night from Chantilly about ten
days ago, where he had accompanied
the crown prince of Greece on an au-
tomobile trip and went to hospital
and performed an operation on a poor
workman because he eonscientiously
refused to postpone the operation till
the next day
During the operation he slightly
pricked his finger. Blood poisoning de-
veloped few days ago and in spite of
the best medical attention the case
proved fatal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
DRINKS WITH STRANGER,
ANGELENO ANAKES AT SEA
Is shanghaled and Robbed and Junapa
Overheard at Night, Eaeapp
Inq to Shore

Ten days ago Victor A. Brown Of
1ii0 Ell Molino street left for San Pedro
with 500 in his pockets. He met two
seafaring men and drinkfest followed.
When Brown awoke ne was aboard q
riekety craft and all of his money was
gone. For eight days Brown worked
like galley slave and then the Cold
en- Gate loomed in view Taking ad-
vantage of darkness Brown Jumped
overheard, swan to shore and wrote
home for money.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
HnRPIoIpn,s AIIssIoN
II Takes Away the Dread OF birth
days

Nothing Is more Enjoying 70 men
and women OF middle age than to see
those unmlstakable signs Of agewthln
science has discovered that these con.
ditions are no longer, 'u1mlst takable''
evidences OF old age, for the dandrufl
youne people may suffeF hair loss,
while those fortunate enough TO esr
cape the rayages OF the scalp germ.
retain their abundant locks 20 q ripe
dandrun germ and Pem0ve4 the risk
81 Appealing old before 11ur time,
save ypur hair and yQuF fe mss, by
leading dFuooieta send 400 IN atampa
Tor sample to The Herpicide Co., De-
troit. Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
HOLDS ANTl-CANCER
SERUM INADEQUATE
Surgical Committee, After lnvestiga-
ton Of Six Months, Sees No 5ene-
fit From Doven Remedy

fit From Doyen Remedy
Special Gable to The Herald
PARIS, July 22.-The committee ap-
pointed six months ago to investigate
the effects of DR.. Doyen's anti-cancer
serum has just made its report to the
French Surgical society. The report
concludes as followsi
Nothing in what your committee
has examined justifies the statement
that the treatment invented by Or.
Doyen may bring about any amelioFa-
tion In the condition OF patients suf-
fering from cancer"
Patients were treated by DIR. Doyen
under the committees supervision and
in no case was the least Improvement
observed.