Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
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upau fiaiY. in 8eieaee, matches Ii with sa anpfopnatfon of sl.j gog.ang for the Eaine purpose 70 it Roes-hnndfeds of millions wasted annually hy Chris tian natlons an lie pIea Ehat in fhN way peace can best ee preserved, bnl in reality is prepare for world $ e9ft- niet oi arms No wonder the nasSes are kept ia poverty and oppressed b Fratlfs lofdly ambition.
 It's nov satisfactorily settled that the estimate of 20.0od b 25. .o9o persons having feen massaered by Moslems in -fbe province Adana. |. aseeftained thai the aumber ls under i0,ooo. But the number Of refugees whose homes were destfoyed number over 23 ,tno who nave siilI to be fed and cared foT 1t seems incredible that nation which in Is7s, had debt oi t7t8s ss0''f fasi l should find Itself only thirty years later burdened with one of more than N.fm.o00, ,eeu. But such Is the plight | of Japan. IL WAS because Il feared tLe I Christian powers and expended ihe l
 
 money to protect its existence.
 Lord Roberts had been fifty year as ! soldier when he was sent to south Af- | rica io queil the iioefs. He showed iiis i daring geniaa in the Indian mutins. | He WIS in al the relief of Iuknow and | al The capture of kabul; hc relieved | kandnhaf hiIuscli he was in fl dozen | hazardous expeditions, was in q hun- i dred hot corners, had horses Hh9t under | him, aas wounded. won the Victoria i Gross. But lte has lived through II all | 0 zee his 10th birthday, and on Mon | day hIs golden wedding. England has got some great soldiers.
 Mf. Asquiih, the English statesman 1 sad recently. .i ant nnt speaking with l out carefully weighing my words when l say to you now, that al .bis very mo- ment we may be on the eve of new de- xelopments in forms of naval eonstfae. ton which may sitally affect many ef ihe governing conditions ol naval poll cs.n The Springfield Republican adds: sWhal he referred h can only be guess sd, but it Is certain that the Prime Mi- mister nf the greatest naval power in the world k in close touch with the worlds foremost naval experts.
 Alexis l4andeni, Il miner who had his neck broken In an accident in An Ala hama mine some weeks ago, when tho physicians told him his death was in evitable In short titne, started at once for hts Russian hume If possible te st his parents before he dicd. Such hun ger io see his dear ones Me hope will be crowned with success.
 Japan has now gone inlo aif shlf building la keep pace with the Rfea powers oi the world There is reesuf to believe that au inventor of that eoun ify of some repute has recently ratent ea improvements that are calculated t' alaflIe the world
 CT The ss,o@iNAn population of th' lnne,i States, about one third live il the thirteen original -aceeniinl ia statement of Inc department 0 Commerce aud isahet.
 new eelonv movement of Inc Jew has jus, been organized in New York headed hs rieh banker et that city This time II k ln Mesopolamia and nol ihe Holy Land lhal has been S'slecles fnt ealonixali. n. II k designed to pro e.ie an ads anleeeeus location for th' Jewish race where They are down.trad den or suffer from derfh atians Of any klad, and can have home with free dan. All the Jewish organizations in ihe world are to he nnltedin the move nen,, and arc readily joining 1t, IN il l. common business undeftak ing and not sentimental scheme
 \ new cure for tuberculosis has beet discovered called The "llolg Cure, af. fer the diseesefefs name. II consist, of the application ot chemicals to th' region of the disease, so that the pn' can be drawn by q chloride poaltiee ts the surface of the outer skin tn an ul eer, and washed out by dressing ths wound The treatment occupies from four to six months. Sir Francis Lak. ing, one of the most eminent physi- clans of London, after watching every stare of the treatment of a young mar suffering from consumption of eotf lungs and throat, that he has ecoan mended the simultaneous application ofthe Doig eue 10 six or dozen othel cases of tuberculosis, for the benefit ol the medical profession.
 A man at Long leach, Gal. while gathering shells, thrust hts hand ari' sier rock snd fell what he though, was iartie shell, bal found his fingers caught in giant oyster. Alter ex' haustlng hts strength in vain efforts to free his hand, he thus remained for Ise hours, the tide rising To his knees, un. Ii! his frantic cries were heard by ja. panese fisherman, who saeeccded in rcscuing him.
 \ convict al the prison si Auburn, x. Y, recently received a parole, fe~ days after he returned desiring 10 iin- ish oul hts term in prison. "A cen sics has no chance 10 get work In this country. he explained, and rather than 20 on in his old evil ways, he pre- fesred to be allowed 10 ssr.e out his