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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

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etpn 800 SUB brett unb mar gut be-
leubtet. 0tnn 9lalibt. baB elm Sha@
Den an Der Snmpfmuibine bas S6iff
plDblid iteuerlos nlafte unb baB es
cine Shrenfrlng mu6te unb Direft
gegen Die &ole" fubr. Slnoers fam
man ii6 Die Sade nidt erfldreu Sie
Tdiid9ierliite lit perloreu unD es lit
baber beinabe unmoglid), Die Namen
Der llmsefonlmenen felt5uitellen. Co
piel man peiB, befnnben Iid) feline
Gmerifaner auf Dem Sdiff.
8 of Of SoIlanb. %. Sebr.
Nnd) mebr als 0eitiinbigem fat
ununterbrodeuer. beilpiellos fiibner
Srbeit errei6ten Die bolldnoii6en
Hettllnssmanni6aften bas |rad bes
geItrdnbeten Sanpfers Berlin" unD
retteten Sebn 2eute. tpelhe Die rn@
Idglihen 2eiben nnD @efabren iiber>
ltnnben lnb ben llnbiloen Der @ittez
rrng Srob 5u bieteu pern1o6t batteu.
Sie HettiNg 9elung. als am frilben
giahmittng Die Gbbe eintrat lnb ons
gSetter iid etipas beiierte. 9ie Sc
retteten ipurben nm 3 llbr 80 Naf%
mittaes an Soro bes 9tettllnssbootes
genommen.
Sopf Of SoIIdnb, %. Sebr.
gs lit MN feit9eiteIlt. oab elf Ters
Ioneu bon Dem 8rad Der Berlin"
gerettet iinO uno bab lid) beute Nafz
mittde nod Sfpei Sralien uuo elm
ainb auf Dem Stern bes S6iffes. Der
I'M Sanbe feititedt. befinben. 9ieie
Orei ipeigerteu iih. Den Sprrns bon
Dem g8rad in oas 9ettunssboot gu
ipageu. 9ie 9fettlins Der elf Terios
nen mar ungemein ihipierig unb
fonnte crit nnf) itunbenlnnsen Ier=
iucben beiperfitelligt tperoen. slnl
Stranbe fpartete cine gln5abl Iutos
mobile, iit- benen Die @eretteten
l6nellitens na9 einem Sotel befors
bert tpurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Sltcn betreffs bcs S1ul6eiu6s iapas
niIcber ainoer. Ser Yaiius III Der
Sau Sranciscp Shulregnlation.
Der iid nlf ben Shulbeluh Der iapaz
niIben ainper be5iebt, ipllrDe ipie
folat abgednoert:
,Seftion 1. - &inoer aller frentDs
ldnpii6er 9iailen. ipel6e Die engliiHe
Sprahe reben. nliiilen iif) einer Bill
oungSpriiflIng unter5ieben. bnnit
feitgeitellt perben fann. in fpelde
&laiie lie 9eb0ren. .
.Seftion 2. - Sa6 alle &inoer
ausldnOiiher @eburt, Die I'M 9llter
bon iiber 8, 10, II. IL, 13, IA, Ia
ober 16 Sabren lteben, in einen bex
0rdoe 1, 2. 3, 4, 5. g, ober s ei1s
gereibt iuerben miiien.
.Seftipn 3. Sm Sane iolGe
Sinber mangelbdftes Gerltdnbni8
Der ensliihen Sprnhc auitpeiien,
ooer infolge beilelben feinem Der an&
gebenen @raoe einperleibt fperbeu
tDunen. ipie in Seft. 2 ertpdbnt. ia
ipIlen iolde 8inber III SonberIditlen
ooer salalien aufgenommen 'tperbemS
Die ausidlieBlid fiir iolhe ainber
eingeri6tet peroen."
Snfolse Der Innabnte bieier t,eiiett
&esulation fonnen feline ertpahienett
SSapaner ldnger Die uuteren &lalier
DER 8olfsihulen beimden, ipie eS
bisber Der Snll mar. 0agegen ite6t
eS Sbnen frei, Die Sonberi1ulen 3,s
belrben. |,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
3iuci 9ampfer collibircn.
Cardiff, II. Ssebr.

ga rpttt II. Sebr. 5.
Der britii6e Sampfer nSeliopoIis~
ItieB leste 9ta6t nm Wlittcrnacpt nit
benz britii6en 9ampfer .9iianbo" sms
lammen, lpel6er bon Yenartb abges
fabren mar. Sic .Srianba" ianf.
uno nit ibr gineen pier5ebn Wenihen.
einiblieBlif bes &apitdns. 5u 8runbe.
0ie .!Seliopolis~ traf nit beidaoigtein
@use in Cardiff Elm. !.
Sie 9ic6t mar flar, aber bie see
ging 5lr Seit iebr bod. Die .Srians
ba". nelfe ii6 NIT elmer 2abung 3obs
len uab Spe55ia befnno. ipmrbe 3ipis
lhen Dem Wal6inenraum rnb benz
Seuerilngsrailm 9etroffen unb 70
id)iper beiddoi9t. bnb lie iofprt ii6
nit 8aiier ou iiiQen be6aan. Sic
legte iid) auf Die Seite nno perlant
innerbalb elmer ba.ben GiauSc. Sic
.$oeliopolis~ fubr bapon. obne Silfe
6u leilten.
Ser anpitdn Der .Srianba" bcrief
ale Iaun auf Sed. Sener. Der nellns
5cbu Seute erbielt einen 9tetturess
9iirtel uno iprang in's 8aiier. gS
gelang Iehs bon ibnen. elm nit 8aIs
ier 9efiilltes 9tettlinssboot 5n erreis
6en. bas ein5iae Boot. ipelhes man
bate bon Dem 9ampfer abbringem
tonnen. Sie iibriseu @6te iparen
our6 Die Gollilipu 5erlhmcttert ipors
ben. giner Der feds 2eute Itarb
ipdter por GrihDpiiine. Die iibrieen
puroen lpdter ton einem 2otIenboot
na6 lan9en Gntbebrlmgen alif8es
npmnlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
slufrnbr auf be,t asbiliprineu.
SO1 q Min. 10 Scf

% anilu, 10. Scbr. I
Ser @ablfnmpf bat Die Ybilippis
nen in grpbe Iufregung ncriest. 3iuef
Sarteien betdlnpfeu iidb: Die Ncsies.
rllu9spartei unp Die nationale Yarteis
Sic Sebtere 9ibt 5u. bab inter BEN
aegenpdrtigen @erbdltniiien cine
SeIbitre8ierlng perfriibt fpdre, bcrs
lanet aber eine Tcrlpaitung. Die nllf
Die pollitdnoise llnabbdneigfeit ber
Ybilippinen gerihtet lit. (@emGk
oieier Ieloung ipdre ben ia tb 0 | is'
! den Ybilippinern iebr 5u ratbcn.
ieBt bei Sc item sil ior9en, Sa6
iih iiir ibre Hedte als aatbolifen lnb'
Siirger feline nadtbeilisen Yerbdlts
niiie lid bilben. slnm. Der Neb. u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Gpnsrck- GcrbanSlnnsen

@ ibingtou 8. g., IS. Sebr.
gfab elmer iiber iiinf Stunben
bauernoen Sebatte iiber Die slderbaus
Seipilliguu9s Sorlase tpurbe bas
0ebalt oes Gbefs bes Bureaus fir
Soritipeien. @ifforb Yindot, bon $3,s
800 mtf $4,000 erbDbt.
Sm Salie fam Der Gonierenssgez
ridt iiber Die @inipanberilnas Gorz
lage 5nr Bodybuilding. Burnett bon
gllabama nln6te bnrauf alfmerflam.
oaB Der Ealius. ipel6er es Dem Yrds
oentcn aubeiugibt. bie nit. cinem
SaB periebeneu auli5 5uriid5iilpeilen,
pieIem cine 81 9robc Raht iiber Die
ein5elnen Stnnten perleiben iuiiroe.
Sein Ippell gegen Die @ntIheioung
oes Sprehers betreffs 3ulaiiung 9es
lpilier Seftioneu Ser %orlage iuuroc
init 1876 9egen 104 Stinmen auf ben
Sileb 9elegt mo Damn Der GonierenBz
Seridt fiir Die ppr6er feitgcIebte
Sauer elmer Snlnoe in @eratbune
genommen.
giadb Seenbiaung Der Sebatte iuurs
De Der Gonferen5s8eridbt nit 1877 ges
gen 1O1 Stlmnen an9enoumen.
gS a bineton 9. g., IS. Sebr.
Sas Nbfonlmen 5ipiI6en Dem YrGs
iioenten 9oolepelt unb Der San Nrans
cisro'er Delegation betrefis Belle
grn9 bes Sbulitreites lit nun. nad
Der glnnabme Der ginipanberlluasz
@orlaee ourd beibe SGuicr bes Gons
grefes, betannt 9cmad)t porben.
Semno6 bleibt MN. nahbem Die iaz
paniidDen Irbeiter bonn @etreten Der
eigcntli6en Ser. Stnaten ausges
idbIoilen linb, tbutiGblieb MIes beinl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
SOtaluerluit eimer Wsilliarbc.

He ~ y o /, 19. Sycbr.
Sas Gonnite ans fir Der 35 @ers
ii6erllnes Gompanien. Die bel benz
Grobeben uno Seiier IN San Srnns
cisco Terllite erlitten bahen. nerofs
fentlihen cine Cite bes G,eiamnttid,as
Dens Der Gompanien.
Der. geibdete Illsemeiiiipertb Ses
perni6tetcn @igent1unns, bas bci 233
Gompanien periinert mar. betrdst
$315.000,00o, lpnrnn EN- Heftos
@eriieberllngSperInit bon $50. .000.z
'00o iuar. Sic 3dbl Scr Eolicens
batter betriig 100000, Ser @erluit
I'M slllae!neiuen, 3. b. an sl(len. o6
beriidert ober niAt. ipirb bon Den
Gpmpanien auf cine Iiliiarhe Collars
geiddBt. Sic 80 Go,rpan;cn babert
42.o77 6prberunsen 9ere6t 5u
peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
&iif5ms Der frams6iiiden Gesiernms.
Srianb'S Seudlcr= =9icbc.
81 nriS. 21 SeI1

Yaris, 81. Sebr.
Ser plterreifiIdb ilngarilhe Sot>
i1after G,rnf bon a6epenbiiaers Wetid)
bat auf @eiiung ieiner 9tesierllng. Die
einem babingebenben Griuhen Der
patifanil6en Seborpen entlpri6t, iors
nell Die fran5oiii1e Hegierllng barltm
crluht. Die in Der bieiigen pdpltlihen
Ntuntiatur belhlagnabmten Diploma
tilden Sofllmente, loipeit tic benz 9lbz
brrd Der 9e5iebunaen 5lpil6en Srants
reid uno Dem Satifan im Sabre 1904
poroatiren. Der 0iterrei6iiden Bot
iduft ein5mbdnOi9en. Ser Minilter
bes gluspdrtigen ertlGrte iiH pamit
einperitanben uno Die glusbGnpiaung
Der betreifcnben Spfilmente miro err
fplBen.
Saris. 81. Sebr.
giit elmer Mebrbeit bon 301 Stimz
men lprad) Die Seputirtenfammer
nicht nur Der 9iegierllng ibr |ertrnuen
aus unb autprilirte Die &cgierungSs
Organe. Die Terbanblungen nit Den
Tnrrern betreffS Der @ermietbun9
Der &ir6engebdube gum glblhluB su
brin9en. ionbern lie na6m uueb bei@
fdllig Die gleuBerunaen bes Inter
ri6tsminiiters Sriano auf. nit pelz
cbeu bieier Die duBerite 3infe ipegen
oes bon ibr be5eugten @eiltes Der Snz
toleran5 5uriidipieS. Ser Hepubli>
tancr uup ielbit Der Sreioenfer, 10 err
flGrte Der Wiiuiiter. iei eS unipiirbig.
ben @laiben bon Wtillionen ibrer
@itbiirger 5u ntiBa6ten. Ser 3med
Der Srennung 5fpilhen Staat uno
Stride lei 3peitbeilllns, aber nidt
Werfolgung. @lalbensfreibeit. Oh
@atbolif, Yroteitant ooer Sube. miibte
aeahtet perpen. Sic fatbolilcbe
Stride biirfte ni6t nit ir9enb elmer
Sefte peripebIelt perben. GS pGre
fir notbnenoig befunoen porben.
airhen. Seminare llne electorate,
beren 9elib Die Stride iib beute nod
erfreuen fonute, unter Den obpnlten>
Den llmltGnocn ein5ll5iebeu. bas bielte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Der Gau6tpagen auf bem 8eleiie
blieben. ltiir5ten Die BRET Shlafmager
bon einem 60 SUB boben gabnbamme
in ben Gonemaleb 6luB, bod ipurs
ben Die Cars niht bonn @aiier iibers
i6nenln1t.
gS folste cine beilloie @eripirrung
benn 5ur 3eit befanbeu lid fait alle
Yaiiagiere in ibren 9etten. Ollie
Saiiasiere erlitten @erlebuneen, bod
nit glusnabme bon Sobn y. Slime bon
Suinois ipurbe Niennnb gefdbrlif
pertpunbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
S6limmcs ShaScnfener.

W a ; bington 8. g., II. Sebr.
Gin 9roBes Seuer brah beute Mtorz
gen Inn 1870 llbr in Der Shnlieoes
fpertltatt Der Soutb Baltimore Steel
Gar & Sounorp Company aus. Ser
angericbtete Sfapen belduft ii9 auf
100000. Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
@5lic im sdlciien.

Serlin, 10. Sebr.
Die lange falte 8iuters5eit uns Der
btele Sd]nec babeu Die @6Iie bon
MuBlano iiber Die G5ren5e nao1 Shles
lien getrieben. Die 9auern flagen
ilber Die Sredlbeit Dieier 8eitien, Die
ltcb IN Die gfdbe Der 0dlier ipagen mnb
ibre 9aub5ii9e aisfiibren. Sic
Salernbllrl6en balten in BEN @dls
bern bon Siporogr. Saipie uuo Soegos
biitte @olfsiasben ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
SabnmnslIf.
Setroit. Did,, 21. Sc

Setroit, Did,, 81. Se6r.
3ipei Wfeilen ipeitlid) bon gplilanti
Wtid, collioirte Der Slmerican Grs
preb5lg Der 0iihisau Central Sabn
Der Detroit nm 2:57 giadnittags
nad) Chicago beitinlmt. berlaiien bate
NIT einem Gis5ng. gs ipurben bier
Wann Der 3ugbeiabung get0Stet unS
6ipei I6iper perlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Der yatifan fcnnt feline 0cut'.

u o. M, %. Sebr.
Ser Tatifnn betra6tet Die Ser
banolungen ipegen bes 9Rietbens Der
tdtbolilden &irhen ais bon Der frans
5plii6en 3esiernns abgebruhen, oa
Die Terbanblungen itirbt nuf oerIel6en
@runpla9e fortseIebt tperoen iollen,
auf Der tie NIT Dem Yiiuiiter 8ridno
begonnen ipurben. N9oH e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
SGnserfeit.

2agroIie. @is., 1s. Sebr. I,
GS tpurbe bei6loilen. bas ndhlfe
Sdugerfeit bes gtorbipeltli6en Sdns
gerbunbes am 23.. "a. %. unb go
Suli 1908 in 9a Groiie ab5ubalten. !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
9iieiisc aaltc.

Serlin, 10. Sebr.
Sn berI6ieDenen Srtihdfteu in Slts
nno gSeltprcuBen iiuD in pen lebten
Sagen neun5ebn Yerionen erfroren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Nlprsemsus Der Ycnniplpania Sabn
entgleiit.
Yittsbnrg. Ya.. 90. Sebr.

Slll . u, Su., 20. UeUl.
Seute 0torsen. fiir5 na6 Wlitters
na6t. lief, iuie Der pffi5ielle 8eribt
Der Yenniplpanias 9abn laiitet. Der
1SsStlnbens3us, ipelber ben Ser
febr 5iuii6en Neip Yorf nnp Chicago
bern,ittelt. nii elmer i6arfen Sieeune
nabe @lad 9inmoub. 3d., iieben Meis
len oitlif bon Sobniton. bonn @eleiie.
Ion ben Yailagieren erlitten "a. bon
Der 9epieuinssmannidaft IL @er>
leblln9en. bod ipurbe gtiemano aes
tobtet. g8dbreuo Die locomotive uno
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

Mr., Lewis-James. the leading barry
tone in the Moody-Manners Opera
company. a noted English organiza.
ton, has had an interesting history,
He was born in Aberdare. South
Wales, and went to work In a coal pit
when he was 10 years old. He sang
in local concerts and competitions
which are popular among the Welsh,
and eventually achieved such prestige
In his home neighborhood that he
was urged to study music seriously.
This he did for two years, while con-
tinuing his work as coal miner.
Then the Carl Rosa company visited
Cardiff, and Mr.. James sang privately
for the director. who engaged him at
once for three years, and afterward
he Joined the Moody-Manners COM
pany.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
Heavy Fine For Packers.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 21.-The
Chicago and Kansas City packing
companies who we're sued by the
state for alleged vilation OF the Ar
kansas antitrust law, received a
severe blow when the supreme court
affirmed the decision 81 the public
circuit court in assessing a fine Of
$4,000 against the Hammond
Packing company. The case decided
was selected for a test, and the
opinion OF the court was awaited
with general interest.
1t means that foreign corpora
tions doing business In Arkansas
must produce It's books and wit.
nesses.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
ParaIytic Sees Wife Burn.

Chicago, Jan. 21.-John Walters,
paralytic, lay on bed at his home,
47i9 Throop street, and saw Mar
garet, his wife and helpmate for
thirty years slowly burn to death.
The aged man was helpless. His
body was dead though his mind was
alive. For hall an hour he was fore
ed to endure the agonies OF the wo-
man as she writhed In flames. When
the woman's death throes ceased
the aged individual was forced to
endure another horror. The fire
was slowly creeping toward bis bed.
Second after second passed, and the
flames crept farther away from the
charred heap in the doorway and
nearer the helpless man.
When help arrived the old man
had tainted. Joseph Buckle, of fore
engine company No. SO, who war
passing the house and saw the
emoke issuing from the windows,
made his way in and carried the
man to safety.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
Indictment for Perjury Return
ed Against the Son Of Vice
President Fairbanks.

Steubenville, 0, Jan. 21.-A sen.
sation was created here today by
the grand jury returning an indict'
ment against F. G. Fairbanks, son
Of Vice President Fairbanks, for per.
jury In swearing relative to his mar.
risge to Miss Scott, OF Pittsburg
The charge is that Fairbanks went
to Stubenville and disguised himself
as working man and said that he
was q resident Of Adams county and
that Miss Scott was a resident OF the
county. Upon this statement he
secured a marriage license and was
married and the couple Immediately
left town.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

The British South Africa company
has been granted charter for devel
oping power from the overflow of the
Victoria falls into the Zambesi river
1t is estimated that 1,000,000-horse
power can without difficulty be devel
oped from this river, flowing through
the British possessions in Africa
The difficulties regarding the utiliza
tion of this power mainly pertain tc
transmission over long distances, but
these are not insurmountable, and
engineers pronounce the project feas
ible. 1t is a vast enterprise, and il
successful would be of incalculable
benefit to the wide region in which
the power would be available.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
Bubbles and plamondr-

Heirs to the dream Of the alchem-
tsts, who sought to transmute base
metals into gold, many scientists to-
day are striving to unite the cheap
elements which make up precious
stones, and 50 build us jewels while
We wait. theoretically the task is
simple. Practically, the difficulty Of
counterfeiting that welding point Of
heat and pressure which existed
when the molten earth was cooling is
very great. Apparently it can be
done Whoever fuses alumina with
chromium oxide in the oxy-hydrogen
flame may obtain a veritable ruby.
The diamond is a tougher opponent,
but Moissan points out the road to
success, BY saturating molten iron
with carbon in the electric furnace at
a temperature of $500 degrees, and
then suddenly cooling the mass, he
produced the pressure necessary to
crystalline the carbon. and obtained
minute but real diamonds. Lately
Sir Andrew Noble obtained a worlds
record temperature Of $500 degrees
from the pressure Of cordite exploded
in closed vessels Of iron, and in the
residue Of the explosion chamber
small diamonds were found. In the
near future, perhaps, methods will be
found of producing all crystals in the
size, homogeneity of texture, and col.
oring which make them precious
stones. No longer, then. says Col.
lier's, will the blood.stained gems Of
Indian princes glow in the pages of
sixth-rate novels. In our children's
children. 1t may be. the tales of the
Arabian Nights" will wake no WIS.,
ions of unearthly wealth, and the ad-
venture of Mowgli with the Bandar-
Log of the Forgotten City will have
to be explained.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
FAMINE IS THREATENED.
Kingston Supply Of. Food and
Water is Very Low.

Havana, Jan. 81 A wireless mes.
sage received by the cruiser Column
bia here from Admiral Evans, says
that the whole coast line OF Jamaica
has been changed by huge tidal
wave. No bay has been left, II Is re-
ported the whole coast line Is sink
ing and the entire south side OF
Kingston, the message says, is un-
der water.
With a big part OF the city already
under the oceon, more Is steadily
disappearing, the people are homs'
less and starving and the steamship
Prime Waidemare is on the rocks
The liner was sent aground by the
twisting OF the hsrbor bottom dur
ing the gigantic upheaval.
The tidal wave that swept the
coast has plunged the stricken people
into great terror, and the hysterical
cries OF the women and children add
to the horror Of the situation.
One hundred hooters have been
shot and killed by the soldiers In
Kingston, according to semi.ofiicial
reports received by the colonial office
In spite Of 200 arrests at first, rob-
berries continued in the ruins and in
jured persons were held up. Orders
we're then given the troops toexecute
summary any person found looting.
There have been twenty one dis
tinct tremblings since the first shock
in Kingston. Nine have been felt
since Wednesday evening.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
Convict Labor For Panama.

Washington, Jan, 21.-Hsrry
Stillwell Edwards, OF Georgia, vice
president Of the National Republi
can league, and personal friend of
President Roosevelt, through W. J.
Oliver, whose bid for the construc-
ton Uf the Panama canal is likely to
be accepted, viii submit TO the Presi-
dent the suggestion shat convict
labor be used To build the canal He
urges that the President prevail up
on congress to enact such legislation
IS will authorize the states to lease
their ielons to the canal contractors.
lie thinks this plan would solve the
labor question and sppease labor
organic atoms.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

their treatment the disease spread to
four different parts of his body. The
longer the doctors treated him the worse
it grew. During the day it would get
rough and form like scales. At night it
would be cracked, inflamed, and badly
swollen, with terrible burning and itch
ing. When / think of his suffering, it
nearly breaks my heart. His screams
could be heard down stairs. The suf-
fering of my son made me full of misery.
Ihad no ambition to work, to eat, nor
could sleep.
zone DOCTOR told me that my sons
eczema was incurable and gave it up
for bad job. One evening ! saw an
article in the paper about the wonderful
Cuticura and decided to give it trial.
"I tell you that Cuticura Ointment
Is worth its weight in gold; and when !
had used the first box Of Ointment there
was q great Improvement, and by the
time had used the second set OF Cuti-
cura Soap, Ointment, and Resolventmy
child was cured. He Is now twelve
years old, and his skin Is as finel and
smooth as silk. (signed) Michael Stein
man, Z Summer Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y, April l6, 1906"
cOmps f5:rns md internal ' s",sDe1 s0s q ' rs,
vent Soc lin form o. Chocolate Coated Pls ase per vial
S Z, Corn sss p.op ,as
nsMaled Free, How 70 Cure Humors Of Childhood
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
Saves $1,000 For Missions.

st, Louis, Jan. II by saving
every dime that came into her pos
session and adopting the strlctest
economy, Mrs. Emma 8. Shirley,
who conducts a rooming house at
2110 Eugenia street, amsssed the
sum OF $1,000. This amount, the
raising OF which was completed few
years ago, she has rendered to Mrs
Wainwright, wife Of the Rev. DR..
Wainwright, who is president OF the
Methodist missionary college In
Toxic, Japan, for the endowment OF
kindergarten In Japan.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
7 ocuctc ara dpvasta

Locusts are devastating southern
Algeria. The swarms are so great as
almost to defy imagination. 1t is not
easy to conceive of an almost solid
phalanx of insects 1875 miles long by
six miles wide. Unfortunately, the
devastation which such myriads of
voracious insects must create in vege.
tation is not so difficult to appreciate.
Wherever the host has passed moth.
ing green remains. Even the houses
are becoming uninhabitable. The
Oran province seems doomed for this
year.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24
How to Cure Chilblains.

"To enjoy freedom from chilblains, F"
writes John Kemp, East Otisfeld,
Me-, 81 spply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Have also used 1t for salt
rheum with excellent results" Guar.
snteed to cure fever sores, indolent
ulcers, piles, burns, wounds, frost
bites and skin diseases. 25c at F. T.
Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

A farmer at Winburg. Orange River
colony, alleges that in his district
alone "a sheep are stolen annually
by the natives. On this basis he cal
lculates that 100000 sheep are stolen
throughout the colony every year.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

A physician has discovered that the
air of the Egyptian desert is about as
free from bacterial life as the polar
region or the high seas. He consid-
ers the desert would prove an excel
lent place for people suffering from
rheumatism or consumption to take
up their abode.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

II China's new army is the crack
erjack that European experts say It
is, remarks the Pittsburg Press.
Japan may not have to come as far as
Ban Francisco some Of these days to
hunt trouble. ~ &
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

my son. As an in
FAINT l noticed on
hisbody a red spot
and treated same
with diferentrem-
edies for aboutfve
years, but when
the spot began to
get larger l put
him under the care
of doctors. Under
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

That our American forests abound IN
plants which possess the most valuable
medicinaj virtneo ia ahnndo ntIv ottastnS
hn ocnroa ~ ,ha meet aru;nont -soJ,".i
wr,tors and teachers Evan a. ~ntn
tored Indians had discoverad Tho rsasmI.
rass - 80, ns,,no ,,,snts Sas..e 1917 ~
10 VI NAM us.i'o pl"n ,,,, uo,o.o .ne
aaVent OF the wnite race. Inls lniorma.
ton, impaired freely to the whites, led
the latter to continue Investigations until
to-day we have rich sssortment Of most
valuable American mediciusl roota.
y
este shoNnd n most valuable medicinal roots
soA the ediAQf nost Obstinate end fstsl dr.
yIuoesiy nseesa0es4 sec@ -
~ Sssr N.Y. - :i..SSs .s:,ss:r.s
cr,ss .Ssc4.S n. M so.i1.. ri 1s..i ~.
s1.cSS WV ~
c9xSE2G4n le4 pa 0no3en 1foelk p - IN
p6& e41Af .l10mnch 101ca llYek 1nxiGnk:
St6k B0nHa f0nle. 6fa .Il9foE ~ 6yoQ4
clesnses kpQm 10 1edlc1 sae1c1. Dys6ep.
ana Svsn vsivris, ~ cstsv :SSctscns a
The hsart yield to IL curative aes.oa. The
Tessoa ~ cure me- ona many csnSs
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-01-24

Kenndy's Laxative Cough Syrup
IL absolutely free from any opiats or
narcotic. Contain honey and tar
Sold by Clay's drug store.