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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

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I'm 1872: Id has now $4,000. 600 and rs
population is growing at the rate OF
100000 each year Within the past
90 years over no. 600 900 have been added
% &C. and today the babies swarm /
visited every great people Of the world
and nowhere are there SO many new
babies as here Every other child
has q baby strapped TO It's back, al
most every woman who works in the
fields ls thus loaded. and one meets
old men and young boys going along
totlnR these Acknowledged. yellow bits
OF solemn humanity. The babies look
we'll They are healthy, and they sell
dom cry. I doubt not the birth rate
win be stiu higher o. the conditions
improve and one OF the burning ques-
lions ls how Japan can keep on feed
ing all OF its people n the storks con-
unue 10 bring In half million more
babies every year In most coun-
tries the birth rate falls with
want and hard times. Marquis Kat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

For 30 years Lydia u. Pinkham's Vegetable
CompOuud has been the standard remedy for
female ms. NO sick woman does justice 60
herself who viii not trN this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs ana
has thousands of cures 20 lts credit.
E~1Fs- Mrs. Pukham invites all sick women
A48 90 write her for advice. She has
guided thousands 90 health free ~ charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

japan Worth Twelve Billion DoarH 1000 Millions and Spends MOna
DyA About the Wealth Of the and tie eBan Stock
Which PS DIV dedEib Million Depoutor The New
Electric Roads and the Government Rways Whose Rates Are One Gent Mile
Ship Subudia Which PyHd Times and the IaxesCovment MoPo-
lies Etc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
AUSTRIAN SOCIETY DANCES
IN SUBTERRANEAN BALLROOM


Continued from page thirteenJ
The path TO this lake is called the road
t0 hell" being very steep. dark and
slippery The miners always sing hymns
when taking visitors down there and
their voices NDrata and echo among
the rocks and inches. There ls "a legend
that the devil hauuts DO from time 10
time and that the spirits Of departed
miners who have Jed bad lives Goat
about .u its waters. In the .ast century
there was very cruel 0yerscer named
Zup.uakI. who was either thrust ln
there hy his men 1r fen .l by accident.
10 is slIl that he sti lives there IN
perpetual state af burning THIRST which
b. strives t1 lu.urH ly means of tho
sIt water Even today some 1f tho
Older mon employed about fua mine
declare chat fH.y hear a.s gloaus and
sur..Es Ht Might
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS WITH
oNE-CENT FARES.

A. 90 the steam railways, tho most
OF them are owned by the government
More are being acquired. and in time
the whole of such communications viii
belong Co the state ] understand
that the government railways are pay
ing and that the urod' last year from
them was almost 10000 900. This viii
pay the interest ON the purchase Of
the lines and still yield a small sur
plus During my stay iu Toxic 1 talked
with Baron ShImuel Goto the imperial
minister of communication He thinks
there rs no doubt that the roads viii
eventually yield "a large profit There
are 9 600 miles Of them. and he tells mo
that Japan needs 5000 miles more. He
expects 10 broaden the tracks and
staudardize the equipment and 90
greatly improve the rolling stock He
believes boo the naturalization OF the
roads, and says that government own
ership is a necessity in Japan iu orr
der to prevent Oyercharges. The gov-
eminent roads have cost $4,000 600
90 build. and when the loan issued for
their purchase js paid it rs estimated
THAT they win yield the state $500 900
and upward a year. Tn my talk with
Baron Got0 7 asked him whether Ja-
pan could afford t0 carry It's railway
passengers for cents a mile. He
replied.
owe are doing better than that Our
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QHeAtioN
SiclC
U}oweM

If you had positive proof that certain remedy for
female ills had made many remarkable cures would you
not feel like trying it'
during the last thirty years have not succeeded in
convincing every fairmindcd that Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has cured thousands and thou
sands OF women of the ills peculiar TO their SEX then
long for opportunity TO do so by direct correspondence
Meanwhile read the following letters which guarantee
10 be genuine and truthful.
Paterson n j. But for Lydia e. Pntham's Vegetable
Compound would be alive today for miserable
five The doctors said Change
q Life suffered untold agouies,
that Lydia D. Piukhams Vegetable Compound
troubles started take g. found
great 90 to-day / e. thank
lydia pubhams Vegetable Compound IL, and gladly
Change Of Life
female troubles Mrs. VIM SOmeryile 100 Hamburger Ave-,
Paterson n. D.
Melbourne thankful for the Lydia T..
pukhams Vegetable Compound has done suffered
chronic Inflammation and bearing down pains and
unable to do work.
lydia H. Pukham', Vegetable Compound restored me to
health am other had failed aud to-day living
advertisement for L'hirs Clara Waterman, r. d. No. l.
Melbourne, Iowa,
There IS absolutely no doubt about lie ability of this
gaad old remedy made from the roots and herbs OF
FIELDS TO cure female diseases We possess volumes OF
proof of this fact enough 10 convince the most skepuc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

almost $i000O.000 I'm addition there
are other companies, organized but not
yet lu working order with aga aggre-
gate capital of over 2l5.000.0oo. The
electric railway business is Iu its I'M
fancy. and &c is susceptible OF great
development The Toxic electric
tramways paid So per cent dividends
last year, and the line from Toxic 20
Yokohama paid more than II per cent.
The Osaka-Kobe line yields dividends
OF no per cent and there are other
roads which are paying from & 90 9
per cent An these lines are over
head trollcys and the service Is good.
The cars arc crowded I'm those OF
Toxic 1t is often impossible 10 get a
scat during certain hours and, as
usual the straps aid in paying the
dividend. You can get more for your
money ON the Toxic street cars than
anywhere else I know. The fare is
equal Co two OF our cents. and the
system OF transfers is such that one
can ride over IS miles of track for that
amount.
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IN WEALTH 81 49,.

one thousand million dollars. IL
seems "a big pile for one PEOPLE t5
owe. 10 means "a lot Of money but
there are other nations who owe more
and prosper The debt of France rs
five times as great, that of Russia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
THE IIIIIEII ROADS AND
THEIR DIVIDENDS.

There are electric railways Do tho
larger cities These have capital OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
LOST AND FOUND

FoUND-The lady who lost piece of money in
Market ST. store can have same by applying
10 clerk who waited on her.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

! SALESMAN experienced in any line. 70 sell sen-
eraI trade in the west: an unexeeled speeiai1y
DroposftfOn: commissions with $50 weekly ad-
/ vance FOR expenses. The Continental Jewelry
/ ComDany Cleveland. D.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
- -, --,s01TCTTORS WANTED

COMPFTENT men for position or Irelsn1 So g.
and storekeeper at our copper mines ~ ~ - q
nora Mexico: applicants must invest Sz,OoeV % gi
s+ocJ, Of eOrporation living quarters anu n n
fsra furnished free: salary 500 tsiivetl ~
month. investigation solicited PartieuiasS
room, 794 Pbelan bldg
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

SITUATION Wtd-Young man, experienced book
keeper and Office man capable or taking
charge. several years experience In sswmili
aud retail lumber business, would 20 to the
country or any place at moderate salary: ex-
cellent references Box 6l3, Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSISTANT Wtd-Must IN
derstand velox and bromide printing and nm
ishing: only experienced assistants with refer
enee need apply. Address box $50. Call
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

mauds trade and capable of securing ne" ~,
counts; only experienced stove statesmen MI, nrsu
apply Brand Stove Company, MIWaoHee- M-- y -
LIVE energetic notion salesman TO carry ,s, N,Ss,S
eurlers as side line; best advertised article IN
notion department. quick seller hOefal tonf
missions: refereDces required. Magic Shrier
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

L0ST-Green purse containing / pair pearl ear
rings, l lsrge marquis ring, / coral ring set
with diamonds / ring solitaires with pearls,
and money; $3.50 reward upon return to Kelly $
stables; no questions asked 1929 Pine ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
OAKLAND.

Girls to make overalls at our Oakland factory,
Sd ct. near Clay. LEVI STRAUSS q w. Ap-
ply 10 Mr. Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

WANTED D-Representatives thoroughly aeQuaint-
ed with gents furnishing trade and expert
enced in selling goods, to handle well known
brand of suspenders in Indiana. Texas. Calffor-
MIA and Washington. Address NJ, 164 Fed
eral ST., Boston, Mass. room "a.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

LoST--w wednesday. February 3. in FrnitYaie.
near or on way to r. Il. station, intaglio
watch charm mounted in gold and platinum
Finder please return TO or communicate with
A. p. HANSEN, care s. +. Chronicle, S. f.,
and receive S5 reward.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

SITUATION wanted as coacbman around private
place: able 10 milk. useful etc: city or coun-
try: local references. Box SIG. Call Office
SIraBI.EafAN make Himself useful around pri-
vate place in the country; can milk do ga -
work care of chickens, most reliable man;
references. Box 3o40. Call office. Oakland.
STEWARD and head waiter thoroughly expert
enrcd in cafe and hotel work. with first class
references wishes position In or out of city,
Good appearance and total abstainer- Box
So. Can offee.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

as Hoorman by first class
dry goods and furnishing goods man; experl,
enced In all lines in department store; . years
in = best stores In east. 4 years IN go2u
stores in west as norman Address Ed
WARD. sos Sd ay., Richmond. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church, corner OF
Clay and Larkin sis, Rev Samuel Quiekmire.
p. m; preaching by the pastor both morning
and evening; class meeting at 10 .. IN.
Sunday school at 2:90 p. M; Epworth league
come
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
wANTED-Male-con.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MaIe-Co
SHIPPING CLERK or porter. wholesale gro
Gerry. understands business thoroughly; wages
reasonable. Box S02. Call office.
SITUATIONS wanted by French couple; no chill
dren; wife first class cook, best references,
man TO wait at table. general houseWorK, taAe
care garden. Box $50, Call office
TECHNICAL engineer wants home work, as
patent drawings, etc. Box $40. Call ofnce.
TWO stron@ young EngIishmen want work as
porters, janitors or any steady laboring wH~S
Box S55, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

PROF. THADDEUS s. FRITZ. superintendent Of
Forward Movement finc.}- back from bve
months lecture tour IN middle west, delivers
fsrsf ~ series OF addresses on Vital Problems
~ fbe Nation Sunday. March H. p. NJ.
Golden Gate hall 2la7 Sntteg -, General
uublic invited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

200 PAIRS second hand and uncalled for shoes
cheap. 1ca Sd st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

WANTED Situation by Industrious young man.
useful in repairs. horses. gardening, cooking.
milking; excellent references H. X IAA-
RANT, 1853 Oak St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

For THE BORDER. new, typical wesss.Sa wssrsa MAI.
szine- send fOc for beautiful art eOi0teu pls p,nl
81 CeronIno. Chief Of the Apacnes'
eopy and terms ro1fpANY
20 p D. BLDG TUCSON. AklloNa-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
.Copyris hi in Great B-ttain.)

greasy mess ever saw. that was the
worst The captain got up on chair
and pulled revolver. and asked what
was the cause of the assault. and was
going to shoot. when the crew drew
reviewers and told him that II b."
pulled 4 trigger they would annlhl
late every officer on the boat, and take
into the first port. He said the crew
could stand anything except eating dis
eased cattle. and that they drew IN"
line al steers that had died OF ri"'lrr
pest.
The captain was stunned. and said
the beef flying through tn" air was
good. and he got il from cold SloraS"
In Baltimore. and asked that com
mittee go with him down IN the hold
and see the evidence, and commit
tee was appointed {" go down and
see about it.
When they came back they were
satisfied, and the captain asked them
how they got the idea the meat was
bad, and when II came to that feit AS
though some ore would sQueal on me
and as ! started TO make a get away.
and hide somewhere until the storm
blew over. one of the crew took m"
BY the neck and said to the captain
This young man told MS about IN"
meat"
The captain told the fellow that had
me cullarcd to take me to his cabin.
and he came In pretty mad. and called
in few officers. and they were get
ting ready tn Kill me-, when thought
of the little electric battery n my
pistol pocket.
people with. | can turn button, and
the battery will send electricity into
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
LONGEST Road in the World.

F. Won Gheel Glide meestor. chez
engineer of the Cape Town-Calro Kan
way Syndicate. now in charce OF the
oDcraticns which. within few years
will form the connecting link between
North end South Africa. is stopping al
tho Wald3rf-AstCria. He is in tn
United States to make study OF the
RAILWAY systems Of this country.
I'm ,hp Cape Town-Cairo Railway,
said Mr. GirGemtester. there is at
p:csen, q stretch Ct about 2.3Go miles
to be completed. 1t lies between
Kbartoum. in the British EGYPTIAN
Sudan TO Broken Hill. pcirt in
Rho6esia. 1t il estimated mat I'M.
remaining mileage will be completed
within three years. and then the long
est railroad in the wor' !. cover; ns
in the neishborh cd of 6.40c miles will
be finished.
What do estimate the total cos
to be? Very close to S2,oO.'eo"9", o.
about 100000 100000. should say.
but a comparatively small amount
when It is considered what q glorious
thirg it WI re fcr Africa. onS CT tn"
greatest and richest countries OF the
world. 1t will he possible for 49,
traveller to journey from Berlin or
Paris to Cane Town in ten or eleven
days-just think OF that. And then 1t
will oren up a country that IS rich
in almost everything in the mlnera!
world-gold silver copper, end dla'
monds. What else they will find there
remains to he seen.
ITS a great work, is this bllldlnS
OF the longest railway. and what II
all means g Africa and the world IS
not fully appreciated. / am afraid,
To the business man 20 be found
everywhere. and especially these haE,
ing affairs in Africe. I will be wSn'
derful thing. Where row. in travel
ing from Paris for example. ne is
comneIleI to take he long sea trip, n"
will he able. after TIE completion OF
the read to take rain TO Brini!si'
ItaIv. thence r boat 10 Alexandra.
Eyvpt. and short j-urncy TO CAIRO
where he will take the ira that Will
land him in Cane Town. at the south
ern extreme f Africa. all in eleven
DAYS. Juct at the prs -ert i'm" we gre
working in a rather disaereeable coun.
trv-that is 10 say. a country when
has a fair climcte. but fever is quite
prevalent. The engineers on the work
are German. American. and Enensh
with. G. course. the Kaffir as the 'ao'
criny foctor."-From the New York
Times
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
{Copyr.xh.. igOs. b. ". Q. ChspmsnJ

never slept q wink that night ait
or the phosphorus episode, when
Dainted the wild steer SO II looked
IKE a fourlegged ghost, and scared
the crew so they nearly deserted the
shin. because the captain ordered, AS
! supposed, that | be cast overheard
the next morning. TO give the sharks
q meat sandwich. and all night tried
to prepare myself for death. though
could not help thinking that in some
way | would escape
The next morning | got up and col
lected all the shoes OF the officers, ana
got a backing brush and began black
Ing them. Soon there was trouble.
because every man missed his shoes,
and they began to hunt for them.
and they found me working at the
shoes and singing: Pull for the shore.
brother" and such plous hymns.
I was dressed up in my Sunday
clothes, and when the captain got his
shoes he wanted to know what was
the meaning of my sudden industry.
and the funeral aspect all around, ana
I told him ! had heard him tell the
crew to chuck me overheard. and l
was preparing myself for death. ana
I eaye him Letter to mail TO Pa.
after was gone. ard told the cap
tain I was ready. Why, you dumb
fool" said the cPD'ain, III WAS not
YOU I mean Ia throw overheard. hut
that phosphc.,S steer that We killed
last night. Tt@- are hauling il up
out Of the ho'r -"w with the tackle.
We will save yau for a worse fate.
Well, ncv 'rlt so happy in my
life as did IN that dead steer
came up tEr0ny: the hatchwhy. and
Was launched over the side. and when
| saw the fock Il harks jump on tn"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07

troduce me to each member Of the
crew personally, as a distinguished
guest who honOred the ship by being
on board. Then he began TO pass
them up to be shook by the great and
only
The first fellow 10 put out his hand
was Greek, who drew knife on me
once because the coffee was weak.
and | gave him a squeeze that sent
Il shock through his system that
lOosencd his teeth. and when the cap
tain alluded to me as the angel child
who was loaded for fear and who had
a charmed life that could not be de-
siroycd by knives or guns, the Greek
looked at me in a respectful way as
though be didn't want TO have any
more truck with ne.
Then Il big Weishman came up ard
shook my hand. and when | gave him
the third degre" he let 90 and jumped
out OF the window of the cabin, ON
deck. and began To use language that
WAS equal to Russian. and then
Swedc came bowling TO me. thinking
must be al least crown prince, and
yheL | squeezed his hand. he locked
al his fingers and his arm and trem-
bed and squrnied and said All tank
got vim vans. and he III out In a
hurry.
A small lrishman came next, and as
ne was the one who promised To cut
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Soldier eslks peatn Plot.

Il seemed to J. 4. Stone. civ.
war veteran. O. Kemp. Tex. that a
plot existed between a desperate inhE
;roubIC anil the grave 20 cause h's
death. u contracted a stubborn cold.
he writes. hat developed a cough
that stuck &c me. in spite Of all RENE
dies for years My weight ran down
10 I2n p9ruds. Then I began TO usc
Dr. Kings New Discovery. which re-
stored NY health completely now
weigh us pcunIs." For sever" Co'ns'
ohstinatc Coughs. Hemorrhascs. Asth
ma. and 70 prevent Pneumonia =
unriyslrd. SOC. and 81 No Trial Rot! 10
free. Guarantee! by all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Normal Celleae for China.

The new Chinese board Of education
proposes 10 establish shih-fan
hsuech tang. or civil normal college
in Peking. for training teachers for
service in the various civil! schools
and colleges throughout the empire
In addition to Chinese classics. says
Hsrper's Weekly. English. French.
German, Russian and Japanese will
he taught in the proposed college. IN
der the instruction q. experienced
teachers. The college will he cstah,
lisned in the Chinese city in the course
OF the present year. and the annual
expenditure is estimated to bo about
100 600 taels ,aboBt 100000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-07
Shoot.

my arm and through my body, and |
turned the dingus, and felt the cleo
trici.y going through ne ike ginger
ale up your nose. and when they had
got ready 20 maui me began TO weep.
and told the captain ] was no saint.
but | wanted quiet life, and all the
fun I could have. and ] asked him as
a special favor to allow me To shake
his hand before died. as I knew my
earthly career was about done for, and
by that time the battery was bazzing.
and I reached out my hand 20 shake
his. He gave ne his hand. and when
I began to squeeze his hand the cleo
tricity went up his arm so he turned
pale. and | hung on and he yelled t"
the officers TO take me on. as ! was
killing him. and the sweat stood out
on his face.
The mate grabbed hold OF me- and {!
gave him my other hand he began 10
dance and the three OF US were as full
Of electricity as a trolley wire. l hun:
on and made them get down on Their
knees and swear they would not lick
me. and then let 20 OF them and b"
gan TO weep again. and they were sor'
~ for me.
Then they made me tell them who
~as. and that | vas going To France
TO meet Pa. and monkey with air ships
and VIXEN they were SURE was Peck $
Bad Boy they said ! could have the
free run 81 the ship and ;hat had
the right to play all the tricks On any
body that I wanted to
They made me show ther3 how
worked my little pocket battery and
then they wanted N. 20 shake hsgd.
with all the crew 40 they got The
! whole bunch Ia tho cabin. ami the
captain said they had bo.-n entertain
Ing au angel urawa:es and thai I "a,
the original Pad R0y Who had ;rsy
| eicd al o:er Eu-op" AID met th'
! crowned heads. and he waited 10 10