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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-24
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Ct6nym spolkhm clenum csDPJ.
Dnc N. dubDa seScl sc yybor
ku probIGdnuti kDih, souctd atd.
Br pfcdscda VdcIay Tyra zahdjil
scb1zi Y 1915 dopol Pfitomnl
byIi bratfi Vrtis, Mixa Krch q
Skok. PonGyadz ku fddnG schG-
N u platnGmu usnaSeni je tfeba
g GIcnG, posldno bylo pro br. Val
ka, ktcrg se pozdGji V 1880 hod
dostayiI. Vybor prohlGdl knihy,
porOynaI pfijmy q vydani u ponG-
yadz kniby pokIadnika ! tojemni'
ka byly Y GpInGm souladu, schya-
Ill a potyrdiI tyto Zadosti br.
jam Krcicara, kterSz addal o
zmGnu eertifikatu, yyhoyGno ne.
byIo, Debot pfiti se stanoyam.
Neni mono d0yoliti, ably 1mrtni
nadace dGtem byIa yzata dana
zetoyi, kterg, jak spolek sloyan
Iozn4mil, zadnym pokreynim pfite-
lem neni.
pr1kAzni listina 1mrti br. Pro
kopa Plccityho, elena Z. H., byla
pfedIozcna, schyalena u castka
$500 k yypIatG odkazana
Pontyadz prayG yGtU suma pc
nGz je pohotoyt u lezi bez 1rokh,
byIy pfedIozeny pabidky ma kou-
pi dIubopisG mGsta st. Paul, 30
rokd btzicich. Jeden nabizen je
IN $102.G2, druhy pax 10 $l03.50,
Po dcIsim rokoyA.ni byIa wee odkA-
zanp br. Skokoyi, ktery mi Wy
setirt, 2da-ll bude mono jc V Tax
Certifikaty mGsta st. Paul = o.
statnimi uIozit, neb ne.
Dale bylo usne5eno, ably necha-
10 Sc tislnouH 90 knizek pro me-
sicni zprdvy spolku.
| AdyokAH IIunniwell q Keys Z
Minneapolis zasIali dotaz, proc
Jednota nase ncchce IN ziya Wy
pIatiti poloyiGnl Gmrtni nadaci "
tastce 5000 br, Michalu Maduro-
| Vi, GIenu spoIku Z, 4, ktcry male
za Sc V statnim 1stavG pro choro-
lmysInG. Bratr Madura je choro-
mysIny u jest Is let star. Po-
lnGvadz zpraya 0 stayu nemocne-
no, jez 1stayem, nGmz Sc br.
Madura nalGza, byIa 0 mnoho pfl-
znivGjsi, usneseno, ably sdtleny
lbyIy jim pfiGiny, proc stdti sc
tax nemtize. Byli tudiz odkazani
ma znamy Glanek statniho zakona,
ktery zapovida pod 70 rokd star
1mrtni nadaci yyplatit "a ziva.
Dale sd6lcno y mimi bylo, ze by
ufadovna mohla miti obtize Sc
statnim komisafem pro pojist6ni,
Ikdyz by zadosti jeiich yyhoytno
Ibylo
Nasledujici GGty byly poyoleny :
| A. f, Vrtis, jizda a sluhnG l6O
n. Mixa, iizda u sluln6 ,...,. 500
NJ. Vdlck, jizda a sluznG ,,,... 200
IF. A. Krch, sluant T. 6tyrtlcti 5000
NJ. A, Krch, najcm ....,...., 1900
Marie rlccitj, imrtoi nadacc 10000
Maiiee Vyssiho Vzd6lani,
Ndrodni Kolck ........,.., l.0a
Dale ustanoyeno bylo pfisti
schdzi odbyyati dne IL, tcryenee.
Ma to v : hodm vctcr schnae byla
skon6enu.
V noslednim elsie nedopatrenim
yysaxeno hylo pod mym im6nem
misto tajcmnik, pokladnik omyl
hyl lfrjmi a doufdm, lr 81 Jei
kaidy ttcnaf laskayt opruyil sam.
Y minultm SVEN dopisg iadal
isum 0fedniky nasloh spolk0, ably
mut zaslah neprodlent 6tyrtlemi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-24

dlUOBl, DylO Wy HSpIobFebelllot U5
pOkroGilG ndrody se odzbrojily Il
yyddly sc IN pogpag meme poltro-
Gilych ndrodd, President odpo-
ruGuJe feGniIsGm, aby nehlcdcIl
b0mbasty, kterG proy6sd ncmoz'
no, id nakloniti k dosazeni poko.
jc, Dybrz oby snoziIi sc talk uGi-
niti praktickymi DGyody, Nase
yIGda jiz Atkolikrate nkhzaIa, 10
je pro pokoj u pokojn6 vyroyndni
y5ecb spord, Na5i delegate la
konfercDci miru Y llaagu bud0u
podporoyati yBecbno, 90 smGfoyat
bude k d0bru mezinhr0dniho miru.
praydy n sprayedIn0gG, Da ge Y
tomt0 ohledu mnoho a inn0h0 Wy
konat. Vzdor tomu, ~ new. .yor.
ska conference 1fednibo nhtfru
1cma, pfece jcn nezdstane bcz d
Ginku, ponGyadz bffou na nj Gca-
stenstyi yynikajici pracoynicL
AmcriGN delegate ma kongress
miru v Haagu.
Y tGcbto dnccb uyefejnila via |
da jmGna Delegate, kteH budou
brati 1tastenstyi na konferenci
miru, ktera odbyyati se budc Y
Haagu zahGjenn bude dne IS,
Geryna. JmGna delegate jsou M
bledujEcj3 j. H. Ch0ate, b}yalB
vclyysIanec V Londynt, gen, II.
Porter, bgyaIy yclyyslanec We
Irancii, 4, NJ. Rose, byyaly pred
seda associace ameriekyeh pray
lnik6, d. j. Hill, 0mericky yysIa-I
nee Y Holandsku, gen. Geo. u,
Davis, yiccadmiraI Oh 5. Sur.
perry, W. J. Buchanan, Oh. Hall,
~, B. Scott d Oh. II. Butler, De.
legat6 odcestujl \ New Yorku Is.
kyGtDa
X pfipadu Hefmana Bilka.
praypik otto j. KolAf vidal se
1plne obhajoby smutnt proslnIe-
no mnOhOnasobn6ho travlGe, IL
spayaGe u yG5tcc budoucnosti,
IIefmana Billka alias Bllka.
IIlaynim dhy0dem k rozhodnuti
tomu byla mu nedhytra zaloyan6-
no, = jakou vkIAdal beztoho w
zpeGetGny osud syuj do jeho ru-
kou. BiIek sc mu nesyGfll Sc ysim.
Praynik Koldf teprye \ 1st dru-
hych n tfctich osob museI slybetl
|vGci, nichz plnou poctiyou
pravdu jemu fici bylo povinnostl
Bilka samotnGho. Pon6yadz pax
jc pfcsvGdGcn, ze by mu ami nyni
jcstG vesher6 podrobnosti pro ne
no TAX zavaznGho pfipadu nefekl,
obhajoby radeii Sc vidal a pone-
chal BiIka jeho osudu. Obhaioby
ujali &c pravnici Davis II Charlie
ston. SouGasn6 oznamuje Sc, ze
lhistorka o dame Sc zlatymi vlasy |
neai pouhou sensaGn6 do syeta Wy
hnanou smyslenkou, ale ze sc "a
kladd ma prayd6, Jmenoyana dd-
ma, mlada to 4 neobytejn6 prs
hezta deera velee zamnlne n vii |
Iyupln6 pfedadky " spoletnostl
bohat}eh a urozenyeh na jiznl
strant y Chieagu, nemhlo pry SO
zaiima matkou syoii osud
Bilka, icnl, iak ndmo, obyinen
10 y yraldy, spdehant na q elo-
mech rodiny ueStastntho Martina
yrzala. otrayou, a jcul snad tento
mtsic iestt sthti hude pred trest
MIN soudcm, ably So fodpoyidal
6nu, kladenthn mu IA yinu. dak
dulocc zAjem tom saba, lge posou
diti neiltpe = toho, 20 netnoma
DANA SO tlatjmi ylasy lillkoyi sa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-24
President o yaeobecndm od
xbfoieni.

Y New Yorkn odhiyal 50 narod-
nj konFrrss poknie IN predsedhni
Andrewu tarnrpieho. Ma tento
konprcss po4.an byl / president
Roosevelt. ale pontkadt nemohl 80
dostavit. 1aslal kanFrrssn ptlpis,
\ ktertm slice prohlasuje sp pro
ohecny pakol. ale he pro yseohee,
n6 odllaoiru. .I'feha napJuti
,seehm usili a nragntali dale n
sapotsism dile, .hy sylten. eile
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

are correct, the farmer of the uni-
ted States has clinched his right n
be considered a member of the cani.
taiistic class. The value of farm
products this year, according to the
report of the agricultural depar..
ment is $7,412,OOO,OOO. This total
the report says, is s657,OOO. 900
above the value of the crops of 1906
and $1,1OS,OOO,OOO greater than the
total value of the crops .f 1905
That the farmers of this country helm
in great measure to feed the world
is proved by the fact that during the
fiscal year of 1907 the exports of farm
products exceeded the Imports by
a balance that has
been exceeded only four times in the
history of the country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
''The Gingerbread Mnn."

With the acquisition of "The
Gingerbread Man" the firm of Nixon
& Zimmerman have secured, not only
one of the very best musical vehicles
of the era, blut a play tina. has sue
Iceeded In spite OF almost unprece-
.dented obstacles, such as would tend
to disrupt or discourage any orii.
nary management. Aside from this,
.however, the worthy Philadelphia
firm has secured in Myron b. Rice,
OF the firm OF Rice & Weaver, the
former owners, who will hereforth
make his headquarters In Philadel-
phia under the guidance of Mr.. Nix
on himself, one OF the foremost flg-
ures in the theatrical world. Mr.
Rice has long been associated In the
business, having been the personal
American representative of the late
Sir Henry Irving, during his many
tours OF this company, under the d.
reotion OF the old firm OF Abbey,
Schoehle & Grau; after which he
was general manager for the late
Fred Hamlln, who, at that time con.
trolled "The Wizard OF OF" and
Babes in Toyland" and was the
American promoter OF that greatest
of farces, "My Friend From India"
AS previously stated he will now be-
come affiliated with the Nixon a. Zim.
norman forces and will reflect great
credit TO their business department
This Is one Of the delightful things
in store for Salem theater-goers,
which will be seen IN the near fu-
ture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

T.. II. Mullen of Denver brought
word to Washington that Colorado
has inaugurated n new and novel
school under state auspices. II Is to
be an adjunct of the state agrlcul-
tural college and will be known MS
the department OF farrlery. Mr..
Mullen declared that Coloradeans
are enthusiastic over the idea. and
lodged an automobile on Pennsyl-
yania avenue Just about this time.
with breath enough left 60 an
athematize the devil wagon" and
|eulogize the horse. More horses
are ruined, says Mr.. Mullen, through
the application OF shoes by ignorant
horse-shoers, than from any other
cause. As soon as the output frorn
the new department of farriery be-
comes great enough TO meet the de-
mands, n lame horse in Colorado
will be as rare n sight as the extinct
dodo or the great aux.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
GoIdneId is Dead.

Half the houses OF Goldheld are
empty and 80 per cent OF the brok-
ers are broke, states an exchange.
Living expenses are Just as high
as they were in the best days OF the
camp, eggs being 75 cents a dozen
and wood s2S cord. as compared
with SIC before the railroad entered
the city. other expenses are pro-
portionately high, and men are beg
ging for work at wages that merely
enable them 10 live. Credit at the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
when 20 Go Home.

From the Bluffton, Ind. Banner;
"when tired out. go home. When
you want consolation, go home.
When yon want fun, go home. When
you want to show others that you
have reformed. go homo and lot
your family get acquainted with the
fact. when you want to show your
self at your best go home and do
the act there. When you feel like
being extra liberal go home and prac-
tice on your wife and children FIRST.
when you want 10 shine with extra
brlllancy go home and light up the
whole household" To which we
would add, when you have n bad
cold go homo and take Chamber
loin's Cough Remedy and n quick
cure Is certain. For sale ut Dr,
Stones dmg store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

were those of paying premiums OF
compliment, cheerfulness, courtesy,
consideration and chivalry, and that
marriage cuts of all these premiums
of lover-llke attention. But in matrl-
mony the only way is to keep on pay
ing premiums. Many first-class
matrimonial policies lapse Just be
cause of these suspended payments.
There is tendency to assume that
love is known and recognized, so why
speak of It?
This is a dangerous thing for
gantd of what should be made real
pulslng and vital in thought, word
and deed
There is little danger OF over-tell-
ing this story; 1t Is often the wine
of life and inspiration to one hunger
ing and thirsting for the little ten
dernesses of affection. There are
more people on this great, big, roll
ing earth hnngering for sweetness,
tenderness and words of appreoia-
tion, genial confidence and generous
AFFECTION, than are starving for
bread
With husband and wife these deli
cate messengers of affection cost so
httle-sometimes only a thought;
but 1t is the thought that is all.
Continued courtship after mar
riage preserves the lover in the hus.
band and the sweetheart In the wife.
But courtship cannot be played at
by one person; like a quarrel, it re-
quires two to make IL success. Vt
is not the wife alone who needs the
gracious sweetness of concentrated
comradeshlps, for the husbands who
are built on the right lines have the
same hanger for lovlng-kindness and
kindly loving.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
The building of Big Steamships

The Building of Big Steamships.
The new transatlantic liner to be
built by Messrs. Harland and Wolf
for the Hamburg-American Steamship
company as rival to the Lusitania
is to be called the Europa.
1t is probable that the Europa will
be the last great German liner con-
struoted in British yard. The
large German ship building COM
panles are extending their yards as
rapidly as possible in order to be
able to accept contracts for vessels of
the largest size.
The Europa will not be completed
for two years. She Is to be 100 feet
long. IS feet beam. and of $4,000
tons. She will be fitted with tur-
bines and reciprocatlng engines.
Her cabins and saloons will be flt-
ted In the most luxurious manner.
and include the latest improve
ments. Every effort Will he made
by the Hamburg-American company
to recover the blue ribbon" of the
Atlantic.
The contract for a sister ship To
the Europa will ultimately be given
to the Vulcan Shipbuilding company
which is constructing gigantic ship
building yards. The Lusitanla has
n length over all OF 75S feet,
breadth OF SS feet, and Is Of $4,000
tons. She is propelled by Parsons
turbine engines. s.-London Express
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
A Home Made Happy by Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy.

About two months ago onlr
baby girl had measles which
settled on her lungs and at last
resulted In n severe attack of
bronchitis. We had two doc
tors but no relief was obtained.
Everybody thought she would die. I
went to eight different stores TO find
a certain remedy which had been
recommended to me and failed to get
1t, when one of the storekeepers In
sisted that try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. l did so and our baby is
alive and we'll teday.-Geo. w.
Spence, Holly Springs, N. c. For sale
at DR., Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

stores is refused to everyone, and
property can hardly be sold at any
price. Men are leaving the camp as
fast as they can get away.
But little work is being done on
any of the mines, with the exception
of the Mohawk.
Goldfleld Is, since the merger,
largely one-company camp. 1t is
repeating the experience of every
one-company camp.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach tho seat OF tho
disease. Catarrh is a blood or con-
stitutlonal disease. and in order to
cure II you must take internal RENE
dies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not n quack medi-
cine. It was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians In this country for
years and is a regular prescription
Il Is composed OF the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mu-
cous surfaces. The perfect combi-
nation OF the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results In
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
free. +. Y. CHENEY & CO.. Props.
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
stipatlon.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stlpatlon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
Looked Good 10 Him.

Stage Manager Cat rehearsal -
But you laughed In the death scene.
You mustn't do that.
Actor-With the salary you give
me | can only greet death with
jioy. -Meggendorfer Bladder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

The navy department is working
|At greater pressure than at any time
since the Spanish-American war. The
Preparations being made for the
')onrney of the battleship squadron
around the Horn to Pacific waters Is
occupying the attention Of every one
|in the department, from Secretary
Aetcalf down. The enormous guam
.nty Of foodstuff's necessary for the
|plp is keeping busy scores of clerks
|And quartermasters, while the high
'Ff officers have been compelled To
'tAert personal supervision over
the purchase of these supplies. EV-
~ safeguard is being taken 70 pre-
fent the possibility of the slightesi
|pfeath OF scandal being stirred IN
connection with the contracts. Some
|'nea Of what is being done may be
sathered from the fact that 1000
|poO pounds OF fresh meat and 1000
|poO barrels OF -four have been
bought as part OF the food supplies
mere are $4,000 men and 500 ON
Us 10 feed, and the amohnt Of
PfoYender necessary for this p's
|FFmy Is enormous.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

For any OF the ordinary diseases
OF the skin Chamberlain's salve Is
excellent. IL not only allays the
itching and smart but effects a cure
For sale at DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
Conrtshln After NInrringe.

Some men seem TO consider that
IA marriage certificate is a sort of
fully paid-up policy of happiness.
They act as IL the courtship days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

So pleased was the war depart
ment with the results attending the
POINT army and navy coast defense
exercises this year that they will be
fepeated next year. It is the ia
tention of the department to develop
fhe militia of the coast states 10 a
high degree of proficiency in the
handling OF the big guns In the forts.
acting Secretary Oliver this week
transmitted TO the governors OF the
several state interested a copy of
ihe memorandum prepared by Gen
'efal Murray. chief of artillery, and
suggesting that II is of the greatest
Importance that they designate as
soon as possible the companies that
pre- TO act as coast artillery reserves
and its supports.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

IllinolIs Is to send n solid Cannon
delegation to the national conven-
.tion, according to Congressman c.
|E. Fuller of the 18th Illinois dis
|trlct Mr.. Fuller declares the dele
cation will stand by Uncle Joe" 10
the last and will not be organized for
purposes OF trading, nor will II en-
Per into any deals looking to the
support Of any other candidate. Tho
Illinois representative Is enthusias-
pc over the Cannon chances, and be-
game almost hectic I'm his praise OF
the speakers ability and PERSONAL
ity' He wound up with the state
ment that "it's Cannon first, last and
,all the time; he is going 10 win and
fhats all there is 90 IT," However.
'Uncle Joe's" friends are doing all
the talking. The czar of the house
ls smoking his usual number of black
cigars a day, and does not appear to
pc worrying over the possible out
come of his political fortunes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09
DOINGS
AT THE
CAPITAL

Washington, Dec. 3.-Senator Full
ton of Oregon reached Washington
this week and at once proceeded to
administer a brisk kick in the shins
10 the campaign of his colleague,
Senator Bourne, who is working
overtime in an effort to prepare a
Roosevelt stampede in the Repub!i-
can national convention. Senator
Fulton declared that the people of
Oregon are taking Mr.. Roosevelt at
his word when he says he will not
run again, and that they are in fa-
vor of Secretary Taft for the nomi-
nation. He believes that the secre-
tary of war will get the solid Oregon.
delegation, despite Senator Bourne's
second elective term" campaign.
Senator Fulton is in favor of legisla-
tion in the coming session that will
provide a more elastic currency.
He attributes the recent financial
furry to stock gambling, and to curb
this he would have placed a heavy
tax on contracts made on margins.
In fact, he is considering the intro.
ductlon of a bill bringing this about.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-09

II the figures of Secretary Wilson
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
.SOCIALISTIC PLAN
IN RUNNING PLAY
Troupe Shares Profits in Place Of
Receiving Regular
Salaries.

LONDON. Jan. ia pantomime Is
being rJn on sociaHstic, prJit-sharing
lines at Terry's Theater. a West End
playhouse that has been the reverse
OF prosperous for some time.
The idea 10 apply SOcialistic principles
10 the management Of the Jheatsr came
10 Mr.. James. producer OF the PAN
tomime, as a means OF terminating a
dispute with the lessee. Mr. Nation.
with whom he was sharing the profits.
II had been decided 70 end the run OF
the pantomime after four nights. and
the notice was already up, when Dir.
James assembled The company and
asked them TO indicate by a show Of
hands whether they would consent 70
continue their engagements on 4 protlt-
sharing basis. instead OF receiving Aal-
aries.
This was agreed TO unanimously. Ae-
c1rdingly the pant0mime continued It's
run under the new arrar cement me
lessee taking a certain percentage or
the receipts, and the company sharing
The remainder according Il the amount
OF their salaries.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITALS OF THE OLD WORL
Houses of Porcelain
AbOdeS of the Future

LONDON, Jan. is.-The dweller ia
glass houses may be a more or less
tabular idea. but the dwe.leF IN a china
house will soon De a common person
age. The home of the future viii be
built OF porcelain. II is now possible
10 build cheap. simple, and clearly
houses with sheets or porcelain instead
OF bricks ana slate and concrete, and
to dispense with paint, wallpaper. and
spring cleaning.
The porcelain used for building this
Utopian house is produced by a new
method. in sheets about an inch thick.
but equally as strong as a brick wall.
II is made OF a mixture OF Cornish
clay and French flint bouIders In certain
proportions.
The raw material Is worked into
liquid state. then pressed and rolled
into sheets When dry the sheets can
be decorated In colors. by hand OF by
a printing process. The final process is
glazing and firing used IN the ordinary
potters trade
Glazed on both sides. the porceia In
walls reduce construction and interior
decoration 10 simplicity itself. The out-
side and inside walls OF the house have
decorative schemes burned into them IN
delibly before the house Is put together
Cleanliness Is one OF the greatest
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
DUEL
IN CROKER SUIT
American Millionaire Tries to
Prove DR.. Doyen Got
$4,000 Illegally.

PARIS. Jan. 1s.-The hearing OF the
suit OF George Crocker. of New York.
against DIR. DOyen, the cancer specialist,
growing out of the latter's failure TO
cure Mrs. Croker Ia 1904, was resumed
in the first civil tribunal toda5. crocker
is seeking 10 collect $4,000 he paid TO
DR.. Doyen in advance for undertaking
the cure.
NJ. Ues Jardine, counsel for DR.. Doyen,
replied TO the 20 statement made by
Crocker last night.
He declared the great savant. DR..
Doyen, is being DETAINED In the interest
OF an American Millionaire. Croker, he
inslted. knew his wife's condition per-
fectIy when she was placed under DIT.
Doyen's treatment. as he was shown
accounts Of typical cases in a medical
album. A cure was not guaranteed. ouI
simply that she would be given full
treatment which Croker prevented by
dismissing d.. DOyen-
N Chenu. speaking for Croker. made
fresh charges against Or. Doyen, saying
he has sold his cancer serum illegally.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
BOOTH At EIGHTY
TO CIRCLE GLOBE
Head OF Salvation Army Plans
to Make World
Journey.

LONDON. Jan. I9-General Booth, the
patriarchal head of the Salvation Army,
although long past the allotted span Of
three score years and ten. has decided
on an extensive world tour, a task
which would tax the energies of any
man half his years. The veteran Sal
vatiOnist will leave this country in the
spring. and by the time he returns he
will have entered his eightieth year.
Renown has already been earned by
the army chief as a globe trotter. and
his visit 10 Australia some years ago
was 10 have been his last long absence
from home. This tour also is announc-
ed to be the last woTld-journey which
the general will undertake. but with
man of his extraordinary energy and
vitality It would be unsafe TO phophesy
what he might do
Leaving London about the middle Of
February. accompanied by Commission
er NicOl and several other officers. Cen
eral Booth will proceed first 10 New
York. where he will remain a week TO
confer with the leaders OF the army in
the States. The general will then pro-
coed 10 Canada and thence to Japan.