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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
Stores.

MODERN, corner room, 30x90 II. land
we'll lighted basement, 50x80 IT,, with ce-
ment floor; has corner entrance, modern,
plate-glass front, modern steel ceiling; is
furnace heated, gas lighted; between de-
pot and court house. on same side OF
street and next door to postoffice, which
has just commenced a ten-year govern
ment lease. DON write me IL you are
looking for a cheap building for a cheap
stock. but II you would like to secure the
best opening in the state for a general
merchandise stock. for drugs and jewelry
or for clothing and shoes at a reasonable
rental II will pay you TO investigate this
opportunity at once. H. p. Rankin,
Owner Harrington. Neb. Q5)-M26 Is
sToRERooMs FOL RENT.
On 10th ST., 22x60 IT., or 44x60 IT., on promi-
nent corner; new front to be put In at
once; rental reasonable; lease one to three
years.
GEORGE & CO.. 1901 FARNAM ST.
05)-I7s %
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
COUNTER
BARGAIN

On account OF changes In office arrange
ment we will sell the counters now In
stalled in The Bee office and Hastings q
Heyden's office
These are handsome carved and decorated
oak counters, having a marble base 10
inches high. The counte stands 81 feet
high n 2foot top, and there is a total
OF about Is feet In length. These will be
sold either separately or together. Apply
Bee Publishing Co.. nth and Farnam SITS.
u0-3A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
FLOUR Mil to Exchange

Flour Mill to Exchange
Up-to-date Hour mill, first-class condi-
tion, both steam and water power, To-
Gated at Tekamah, Neb. Plenty good
trade. alsc big demand for feed stuff.
Mill can be kept running day and night
and a very profitable business done. This
property will be exchanged for land, city
property or merchandise. Property IL clear
and a loan can be obtained II desired.
National Investment Co.,
50 Brsndeis Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
U-AfsS q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - One
Insertion, Pc line, 10 cents. Two o.
more consecutive Insertions, per line.
Q seats. Each inseEtiOn made Oh oea
days, 10 cents per Iine. eh'SO D~'
iin per mentht exesptsnG thst
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
The small business is just the one
which needs "BEE want ads"
OFFERED FOR RENT
and COttases-ContInuea.

HOUSE, s rooms, modern, 100 s. Ath St, on
West Farnam line, so. Tel Harvey $751;.
Q5)-Mlis "a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
S285,OOO FOR 500

We own a coal mine. located in the west,
a mine, not a prospect; we ave spent
10000 to make this a mine; over $500 feet
of tunnels through bituminous coal, cooking
coal; market for ten times possible out
put; two railroads and Missouri river at
mine: the mine is ready for production;
spur; to get money for this we will sell a
limited amount Of stock; investments Of
$50 up accepted: we will furnish best Of
bank references as to standing OF every
officer: this is a high grade investment
that hould appeal 20 the most conserva-
tive; safety with immense profits; 800 in
vested In Crow Nest Coal company's stock
some years ago Is today worth $2S5,00. For
particulars address Western Coal a Coke
Co, New York Life Bldg. Minneapolis.
MINI. O-M25 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
HELP WANTED
MALE N FEMALE

FIFTY house-to-house demonstrators; new
article; quick seller. zs Mccague Bldg.
Q0-Ml6 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL

PROFITABLE positions open IN the auto
mobile field. technical instructions on both
steam and gasoline engines; students paid
Tor repair work. Address Omaha School
OF Automobile Engineering. 1ns Leaven~
worth Sc. -g22
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILE painting and carriage repair
work; dead storage. Vim. Pfiefrer Car
riage Co., 9th Il peavenworth Red 6922.
(2)-Ml57 Mis-
AUSTIN. 90h. y. automobile for sale at a
great sacrifice; has limousine and open
body; has been used but 1000 miles; equip
ped with all the latest sundries; reason
for selling owner going abroad and
wishes TO buy foreign car; car cost 81, 500
six months ago; only cash offers consid-
cred. Address A, Z. Storz, care Storz
brewing Co., Omaha. Neb. Q)-MlH
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
FOR QUICK SALE

Owner offers Broom. modern house, ideal
location, $1,000 less than actual value.
ADDRESS OWNER, 1926 BEDFORD AVE.
Q9-M267 23x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

LIST your property with Chris Boyer, al
and Cunning Sta dO-S7e
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
Horses sad Vehicles.
FOR QUICK SALE
Closed carriage. almost new, aepOt wagon
style special large; built by Omaha
maker to owners order; also q Stanhope,
single buggy. with top. in first-elass con-
dit1cn. Apply at once. II. Coin. Ne
hrasks Clothing Co QD-n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

BIG BARdAIN-5-room cottage, sl2s Half
$50; easy terms. Parrotte, Board
OF Trade. Q9l-ME4 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
See
Chris Boyer
For Bargains
ACRE TRACT

twenty-five acres, near 5lst and Dodge st.,
good house, barn and shade, about
twelve and one-half acres in hay OF pas
ture, balance in good condition for crop
GEORGE q CO., 161 FARNAM ST.
us)-lT 20
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

BEST strictly modern S-room house ia
Bemis park for $3.50. Tel. Harvey Of.
Qs)-l7 2Sx
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-15

gequalt por6en, oie inn itets lpie
Elm Bara6ies auf grben geldiloert
porben mar. 9o er aber fem @eto
beiaB, Inn Die .peite &eiie be5obleil
8lt fonnen1 iblid er fi6 oieier Gage
an ben Srient=grpreB5ug auf benz
gabnbofgitfareit, fletterte unbetnerft
nnter einen @agen uno ma1te in
oieier unbequemen SteQung oie Mei-
ie ~nad Yaris nit. M9hlnopiersis
Stllnoen blieb er obne ettpas Su Ell
len itno 81 trinfen. Sci Ser 9[li-
fnnft bier nuroe Der blinoe BaIia-
gier mebr tot als lebeoig llnter benz
8agen berDoreeboIt. slls gago.
buno fonnte er ri6t bebanoelt iuer-
oen oa eiu IN Der ge1be oes gabn-
bofes wobnenoer runldniider Sduh-
maher ibn iofort in glrbeit nahEl.
0as @eridt nerurteilte i'm oagegelt
megen ltebertretitng Der bobnpoli-
5eiliden Ioridriften 5u 25 5ronc,
@elbitrofe.
Gin Stllbent Der tednil6en
So6idule in Dresden, bat eine gr-
finoung eenla6t, Die 81 Der SofT-
nung beredtiet, BOB 9euti6lanb cs
ond in Ser aanit oes eigertliden
5liegens nit @pparatett Die i6iperer
iino als Die 2nft balo 10 fpeit nno
meiter gebradt baben miro, als J.
3. Sranfreih, ons bisber irnbeitrit-
ten ben eriten Stang einnabnt. Scr
Mpparat, ben oieier Stuoent erfuls-
Den bat, unteribei6et fi6 fpeIeiltIieb
bon ben Ieroplanen Ser @rigbts.
@r fiibrte ben Mpparat Dem i1hli-
i6en &riegsininiiter Dor unb iiber.
floa BEL 6ieier @elegeAbeit bas 0c-
bau6e oes gleftrotednii6en Sniti-
tuts 9lu ndbiten Gage unterilabn
er einen 5peiten Slug in @egen-
mart oes &oniss Srieorih 9lnsult
bon Sa6ien uno tpieoerum geiorg
oas Experiment auf's @lanaeno5t,.
9resoener &apitaliiten baben iofort
cine @eieaidoft gegriinbet, ipelhe Die
Grfinoung ansniisen miro.
Die gaqui gaIlep 2ano ano
@ater Company, lpelhe Die 9iilt-
oereien unb &on5eiiionen Der Sii.
hnroion Gonitruetion Company inn
Sale oes gaaui Slniles inn Stoate
Sonorn iibernontmen bat, min a}e.
maiierungsanlagen MAIDEN, ourd Die
nahites Sabr $4,000 Afer befpdl-
iert tner0en fonnen.
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Qebten upr 100000 Sahren.

8elebrte far0en in elmer Soble Der
Sbmei5, &nohen bon Meribell, fpel-
DIE Dor 100000 sSabren Iebtet1, ipc
Tie in iteter @efabr Dor tpiI6en Siere1
maren. 9ie @efabren bon beute Iino
tootli6e &ranfeiter, ipie uns 81. @.
groipn BON Ileranber, Me., 5eiet.
y@dre es ni6t fir Or. Sings Sem
9iscoperp getpeien", idreibt er,
slebte ih ni6t mebr, oa id an idme-
rem 2ungenleioen unb bartnadige..
Suifen lit. !" I'm fratlfe 2ungetl,
Grfdltungen, bartn6digen Sulten su
beilenuno 2ungenent5iin6ung gu per-
meioen, ift es Die bette Meoi5i1 alf
@roen. so gts. unb $1.00. @arolt-
tiert bon allen Druggiften.
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bebauptet, ooB iie Die gleidert ge-
itanoteile mie Wail6-gutter aufpeist
II. 1id) our6 @olgei6mad ous5eibnet.
9os Groouft bat cine braltne sSar-
be- fam a6er lei6t burd) sS4rbeltoffe
cine natiirli6e 5arbnng erbaftell.
Inter oen gorteilen, Die oos neue
Eroonft beitsen ioa, miro aufge-
5ablt, ooB es lid1 biel l1flger Da!t,
ipfe gtatnrbutter, inlo ME ron,ig
lpiro.
Die @eeierung oes 5taates
Wfiiiifiippi Bot Die oGetail 2ulnber
Dealers 9liioeiation of Mifiiiiippi
'ano 2oniiiana" ouf 3abllrna non
$14,184,000 meeen llebertretlr,g
Der slnti-Srlitgeiebe perflogt.
Sci einem Streiffrotpoa in
ben @erfen Der 8relleb Steel Gor
gompanp in 0fc&ees BEL 9itts-
burg ipuroen feds Gerionen fhluer
lno fiinf5ebn lei6t peripunoet. 3net
Der eriteren perben iuabrinein(ib
iterben.
gs ffno nod peitere 3tpolf
Berlonen an gerlebuneen eeitorbelr,
Die fie ii6 am 4. Snii 5rge5ogen
baben. SIN @a1l5en betragt ole
3abl Der Spfer Der biesi6brigell
5eier iest ia.
8abreno orei gaee iino in
Seem Orleans bier 9erioner am
geItorben.
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6eilt Cure 9sieret,.
Sett Gner eeben nid)t in @efahr,
luean Elm 5an Nntpnier Siiraer
Gndl seigt, luie iic su bei-
ien iino.

@arlm npllen 2eute fortfohre1,
Die Igonte Der 9eierenfranfbeit, ser
Giidenidner5eii, Der Sforllngen bes
ltrinirens, oer 2abmbeit, &opfld]t11er-
gen uno Wtioigfeit 5n erouloelt, lpa=
rllnl ipollen tie es mlebe1t 6roniihe
SSnpalioen 51 iperben, tpenn ibnell
eine fi6ere SeiIltne anseboten miro !?
8oan's Nieren=Eiaen lilto oas
Nfittel oas ongelpenoet iperoen muB,
ipeil iie ben Nieren oie Siilfe geber,
ote tie notig boben, Inn ibre slrbeit
.5n Derri6ten.
8enn Sbr treeromel1es, and nur
ein Spmptom fir Nierenfranfbeiten
bobt, furiert gud) iest, ebe 3uder=
franfbeit, @alieriu6t ober 8right-
ide geierenfronfbeit einiesr. 2elet
oas Nea6itebe11oe Sart Mntonio 3eltas
nis:
Wirs. .. 8edlemotn, 62e Monto-
no StroBe, San gl1tonio, Seras.
iogt: u9oan's seieren-9illm bahea
meinen Manne auBeroroentlid aut
getan., ST lit betradtli9 an elmer
Sabnaing Der 2enoen. Sci ieocr
gemegung NOR es, ols eingen beftiga
Stide our6 i'm nno ii6 gu biiden
par beinabe cine unnrogli9feit. gr
mar nidt inn Stanbe, Mbbulfe III
finoetL Bis er BON 0oan's 9eieren-
Biaen las uno 'er perihaffte iie it'd,
BON Der 9erar Drug SO. Nadoem
er ourA. iie bon ieinen 2eioen erl5Is
puroe, ennpfiebIt er iie SeoenL ser
an gsierenfranfbeiten leibet, auf oas
angelegentlibite.
Gum gerfauf bel allen Sanolern.
greis so Gatts. Soiter-&lbllrn, /
60, 8affalo, Seem gorf, alIeinige
4genten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Grinnert gud bes @anens :.
0oans- -un0 nebnlt feline anoereil.
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%. s. & :. ga9n.

VI. s.. e s. Balm.
4nfunft-
yfo. 3-8ont Norben. .9:15 nod,m
SlperD D-8om Norben. !. 1880 porn
gfo. 241-0oliiton ETC.. 6:30 PORN
Nbfnbrt-
No. 4-Iad bem Norben. 80 BORN
xSlber" ea6 bem Norben. 900 nadm
gto. 244-6olifton etc. -. 1915 uad,n1
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seras.
Die 9lftien.sS .sSsrhaher 0er

Die Mftien-s sSnbaber Ser Dor
einigen Sageu nit einenl &apital
bon $4,000 prganiiierfen SSirIt
State 9anf Of Souroanton baben
naditebenoe Serren 5u ibren Dircf-
loren erpdblt: George S. Sinoes IN
Beari.la, SSames 81. @alton in Sour
oanton, SSouroan Campbell in
Completion, 81. 6. @itte IN Year-
iaa uno 81. s.. Coon IN San sln-
tonic. gu 8ea11ten puroen er-
mablt: Braiioent George S. &inoes;
8ice=Brdiioellt, Salnes @. 8aIton
uno 8aiiierer, 81. 8. @itte. Die
8anf foa big gum 5. MuguIt er0if-
net fperben. SsSouroanton lit Sic
nene Staot, Die in 9ltascola Goun-
fp geeriinoet 1T. Sir oie Sin, Die
lett tit SeSoHr0arton gebaut pif0,
1T Der grobe &eiiel ioeben eingefro!-
fen.
- Wan bat pieoer einnlal ent-
oedt, oaB bel elmer ipiftigen Biz,
melfe Die lebte 2egislatur anae=
ttommen bat, Die ugnactirg Glanie"
pergeiien, Die betreffenoe MaBregel
oa0urd) alio tatiahlid ungiiltig lit.
@s lit Die gia,. melhe Die grueli-
nung elmer &om1niffion atloronet,
Die cine neue 9ooifisierung Der
teraniihen @eiebe pornebrnen ioa.
@uguit @eiien elmer Der be-
fannteiten Deuti6en bon Mnitin, Der
lett Sabren i'm @elh1ft BON @nl-
ter Sips angeitellt ipor, iit IN 0iil-
iuaufee, uobin er gegangen mar
unt cine Speration an iih poI5ie.
ben gu laiien geitorben. @r mar
1854 IN Delltidlanb geboren, fam
aber ihon als aino nit Ieiner 80.
Mile nod 9eras. Ser 2egislatl,r-
Superintendent @m. @eiien ift ieia
gruoer. 9[uBer ieiner @attin bin
terldBt er 5tpei S0bne lnlo cine god,-
ter. 9lae finb erlpahien.
slm 9onnerftag iino in Del.
las 5fpei Herionen am Siti6lae
geitorben. Ser cine mar elm itaoti-
iher @efangener nanlens Sanes
Sotpea, Der anoere Der 5ubrmonn
elmer @diderei namens S. 6.
Yrllitt.
Ssn 9ouiton bat man Iiiilf
Manner inter Der Mnfloge perhnf-
tet, 5lt elmer Diebsbanoe gebort gu
baben, Die es iif 8ur aufgabe ma6-
te, @iienbabnipagen auf3ubre6cn
uno gu belteblen. Die Diebe baben
lett 2angern ibr ltntpeien getrieben.
Ior Dem BoIi5eigeri1t gu 81
Taio ital1oen neulid Sam SouIton
uno Santa 9lnna. griterer lit elm
giegerjunge, lesterer elm Merifoner.
8eioe paren 6es 8aoens i'm 4ceaula
nngeflagt iino ieber BON ibnen mnl;.
te einen 9olar be5ablen.
9nrh cine 2ampen-grplc.
iion in einem Sauie an Der iiiol.
3ueiten StraBe gu @aeo puroea
bier Regerfinoer idmer perlett 2tuei
BON ibnen itarben Elm paar Stlul.
ben ipater.
ssn Souie ibrer Eohter, 5rou
Gam 9lliott in Muffin, itarb 8rau
Morie @eber i'm SITTER bon 73
Sabren.
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s9nn1e, rerb5fe Werfonen, eepIaat bon soff.
pnneSloIefett unb f4le9ten 3rduuien. srf4bS,
tenben @u$flIfien, Rrufts. Niidett. rnb Rnn},
unb GeH2tS. aatarrb. Wloeen6rAdsn Stublbsr.
ftopfune, Wiibigfet, Grroten, 8iiterri. kersifop,
tsn, gruitneilemmnne. Genatli9ieit nnS xrik.
eintad, fdncll unb btllfs eiIs nnmathrH.
Gien @erluite mnb anAere 0slaeu tuaeuk.
lidler @crtrruasen sriinhIfd sebesIt uuS
pptle Weiuasheft unh sgrp6itmu tuteher.
trlangt tperben fsnnen. - Uqns nemes
s,eilperfabren. Seher ietn eianer Nr.t.-
4iefes quberorbsgtfs9 trtsrsfants ,rnb isbr,
rci1e nu6 (Deuf0s auflaes 1900. ipeiXsS
bon, Jung gnb ait mann uNb Hrau, oeieFei.
Gents In 9rssfmarfeH bsrftesfIt bssoaeit fperheI
bon ber
Yripat,aliuif, 181-8. apenue
stsm Nnrh. q. q.
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Seraniider son,mernadtstramm.

anf ber Hrairie legt idj nieber
gta@ts mt6] inter etnem Baum,
Strefte netne ntiibem 8lie6er,
On nntftng mid bnlh eit Erant,.
Steb, ba itamb sit iiteinen ssiiHen
WannHen bas tamm 9anmeslaua,
Neigte iid) NIT iitt'sen 8riiker,
Hnn begann NIT fiifem Sang:
uSberpn, Der Glfenf5nis,
Dem tuir alle Bet1raud) itreufn,
Wt1ht' In feinem 0ieih elm penig
Wsit Wsmiit bid nun erfremen.
Smnt 9pnserte ber gicaben
Seiner 8pffapelle 0inbn,
Sat ct bid nun eingelaben,
S6r' ibr gtrtuuientunt.
Cine Siba pine @Ieiden
SIT Sputtbrpfiel, bier 5m Sams.
Singt aud nidJt, gum GteimermeiGen,
Artem BON NiHarb Stramk.
Gin gGiiift, anf teiner giibne
9at ein fulber je getbrpnt,
SIT Der Shfenfrpfdl, ber fiibne,
Der int Snmpfe utten tup9nt.
Sod ntebr tuirb bid tupl ere5tem
ttni're illumination,
9enn amf ale 5iueige ieten
Sid bic Semerfafer fdpm."
Sett besann bas Wsniieieren,
ttnh tpie es 10 redbt in flor
S6nt bnrd] bas Subtlieren
Der Gpguten fimit'rer Gbpr.
@ie bas Spiel, bas flinfe, raftbe,
Gnblidj bmritig mid gentabt
Sat ber 8tuers mir eine. sslaid5e
VI ntp gter bergebradt
Sett crit fann ifb bpll gemieeen
Sas &pn5ert nit einem Weal
Wp fein aIam mn 8ier flieken
aann, lit jebes Set nmr ifbaal.
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g. q. & q. g. gaba.

g.. 5. & 9. q. (Saupt- -2itlie).
Itlfltnft-
$50. 9-@om Often. .7:35 poru.
SO. 7-Wom Often. 500 nadln
gfo. 10-@l Bafo L. 8eiten. 1880 nartfn
Mbfabrt-
go. 10-gI Haio II. 8eIten. 1880 nad1m
yto. 10-Na6 Dem Often. 1920 nabni
yeo. 8-Na6 bem Often. 40 BORN
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Die gllamo Surniture Com.
panp uno Die Talm @aroens Conn
ponp baben I'M sssnforporierunJ
nahgeiliht.
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Deutf6es 9alt6aus, Sm antonio.
Ser fffatnffe @nrten In her gfnnt.

fbattis unb }rei eelesen. bletet ben beiten
Blab 5ur grbDlun9 Qpne Star 8ier.
8a!ter 2unh 81 ieoer SaaeS5eit.
HAENsLER 6 KRAMER, Managers,
gfe Santa glaras nnb aaftteaStrose.
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gietoria 9ibiiion, 9. S. e g. M.
Mnfunft-
g2 Moo. 3o2-guero, gietoria, 7:ao nadm
Gbfn1rt
SO. 301-guero. @ictoria. $50 BORN
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

In the event OF death OF royal per-
son immediate notification is made TO the
State Department by our diplomatic rep
resentative accredited to the afflicted
court. The State Department immediate
w wires the Presidents coincidence. It is
contrary to our traditions to initiate any
OF this ceremonial correspondence, other
than letters accrediting or recalling dip
lomatic representatives. We never an
nounce by letter or otherwise a death.
birth. or marriage in the Presidential
family. but etiquette, of course, demands
that the President acknowledge all cere-
monial letters which he receives and that
he frame them as nearly as practicable
according to the forms held sacred among
the other nations.
Absolute formulate have been adopted
for ALI forms Of our ceremonial letters
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

all. but are busy-bodieA Nov they that are such
We command and eyhoTt By our Lord, Jesus Christ
that with quietness they work and eat their own
bread.
This quaint alluslon 10 the walking
delegate recalls the recent discontinue
OF one OF them In fruit-growing district
Of California. The owner OF an orchard
had notified him that his fruit would be
ready for picking in a week. and he de-
sired the services OF thirty fruit pickers
by that ;ime He received reply that
they were all engaged up 10 three weeks
ahead. but that he would supply him
then. The proprietor OF the orchard
wrote 10 a friend in San Francisco for
thirty Japanese fruit-pickers. and they
promptly came to him. Shortly after
they We're put 10 work. the walking dele
gate appeared, and said: 81 see you have
OrienJals at work. You must send them
away. The labor union won't stand
| this" Understand me straight" said the
young Californian. I applied 10 YOU for
men TO do this work at a given time
You could not supply them. Do you
think I am going 70 let my frui. rot upon
| the ground? Do YOU see this?' putting
his hand in his hip pocket and producing
his gun. II stand watch over these men
/ In the forenoon and my assistant in the
afternoon, and II anybody molests these
men somebody is going TO get killed"
The walking delegate airily sauntered on
and the young mans fruit crop was
saved.
Now, as to strikes, nobody can deny the
right OF a man TO throw up his position
| II he thinks he is not sufficiently compen-
stated for his labor, but has he a right to
prevent another man from taking his
! place? The Constitution says that
All men . have certain inalenable rights
among which arc acquiring possessing. and protect
ing property and pursuing and obtaining safety and
happiness
Where strikers revile, assault, and even
! kin men who are legally endeavoring TO
acquire property (for surely wages are
! property and in pursuit OF happiness,
do they not deliberately violate the Con-
stitution? One is tempted to seek the
measures pursued by the ancients in sup
| pressing this evil. and certainly very
strenuous measures must have been
taken to stamp II out so that there
should have been tranquility in this re-
spect through AL these ages. But like
the grain OF wheat discovered IN the
! Pyramids, which showed that Il still re-
tained the germ Of life by sprouting from
the ground when planted, its evil spirit
seems to have been only slumbering.
HOLDUP-STEYENS,
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and other parts OF the body In most
cases the children were found 20 be un-
dersiZed. while young men and women
twenty-one years old were often mis-
taken for children. they were so stunted
In growth
The sufferers had no idea what was the
matter with them. and I'm some instances
their dissemination for work or exercise
OF any kind led 20 their being said 20
have the lazy sickness Others were
thought 70 have malaria. and quinine and
quack medicines we're used extensively
Or. Stiles said he was so overjoyed when
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CATHOLIC CONVERTS IN 1908.
The Record shows that There Were
2S,TO9 in This Country.

( The record Of conversions 10 the Cath
Ole Church during the year. as revealed
from official and carefully compiled
figures before the Congress Of Mission
aries al Washington. indicates the ire
mendous progress the church is making
throughout the country. says a Catholic
authority.
The statisticians OF the Apostolic Mis-
son House placed the number Of converts
for 1908 at the great figure OF S.7O9-
These figures were received from the
report OF chancery Offices. and while
some few returns are missing, stiu
with these few exceptions that figure
2S,709. represents the aggregate Of adult
/ baptisms in all the dioceses IN this
country.
In 1906. IN preparation for the congress
/ Of that year. there were found 70 be
/ .. o55 converts. Two years later the num-
Der had grown TO 2S.7C9 or 1854 mora
/ In 1906 1t was difficult 10 get exact figures.
/ for in many chancery Offices there was
no note taken In converts at all In some
dioceses they We're a negligible quantity
Since the congress OF 1906 the Idea had
! so grown that with very little difficulty
| accurate results have been secured.
/ In compiling the returns the impress
sion has grown that quite a percentage
| OF converts are never recorded. None OF
the converts who have been validly bap-
tized as Protestants. and therefore re-
| ceived into the church on simple profess
sion Of faith are included IN the list. and
/ also a percentage OF adults baptized on
| reception into the church are not recorded
\ for some reason or another. Probably
10 per cent would cover these categories.
| Adding this TO the actual figure OF
| record II would run the aggregate TO
$3.50. However, to be conservative We
shall accept as a stereOtyped figure for
! convert making in the United States IN
one year 2S7o9. and we feel that we are
well within the mark
The figures range from 1897 in New
! York TO a vanishing quantity in some
dioceses where apoStalate bands are es-
average. as. for example, New York, ]. 49l
| converts; Cleveland 737; Mobile. ass.
In New England convert making IS
/ very much below the mark There were
only liz converts in population OF over
| 100000 or one in 100, While the average
for the country at large is about one in
/ five hundred
The Southern States have an enviable
record Of about 2 900 converts I'm a Catholic
population Of 100000 CathOlicity has
made its way IN these States IN spite
of strong Professionalism and the oppo-
sition OF rooted prejudice and bitter an
Itagonism. In these States an active and
| aggressive missionary work has gone on
\ for the last few decades OF years.
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PoIygIot Opera.

From Musical Ame1iz.
Polyglot opera is tolerated IN some Old
World cities to an extreme that bahies
the understanding Of spoiled New York
ers, who may be asked TO take their
opera in mixed French and italian ones
or twice in a season In an emergency,
but not Oftener. Ia MenestreI reports a
performance or "L'Africaine," IN Buda-
pest. in which the Selika sang in Italian,
the Nerusko IN French. the other prlnci-
pals in German, and the chorus n Hun
garian. An English writer reads into
this stage babel a plea for Esperanto
for opera.