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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

.Sn nintmit g gu lei1t nit Dem
8ort" iii ipobl ullh Der 8runb. mess
balb Die Giufubr bon 9epfeln aus
Imerifu mad Sambllrg im Wcrtbe
bon $22. 100000 jdbriif, in Den
lesten Sabren iebr abscnommen bat.
Bon 1906 i'm Sabre 1905 lit tic
auf 1925 5onneu i'm Sabre 1908
5urildgegansen. 8riinbe bicrfiir iiub.
bab bic alaiieu bes ameritaniide,1
Sbites nift INNER Der 8e3ei6nuus
entipredcn. ltnb DAB Die Spefulaz
tionsfirmeu. ipelde Seitellunseu ans
nebmcu, lie ni6t 8ur Susfiibruus
b%ringcu. lpenn Der @tarttpreis iteist,
woourf uatilrli6 Die Smporteure
ifwcren Shnben leiben. Werfe:
aacs rd6t lid bier auf grben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
st bic 5leiih. YpDfutt : 8ewegung

eingcihlaien? SroBbcm lid Sarienoc
uerpilihtct baben, fiir bic Saucr bon
80 Sagen fcin Slciih 81 eiien; trosz
Dem Die perifieberen Stnatsre9ierums
gen unb Die guubcsrcaicrlln9 Ins
italtcn g~etroffen babcn, cin3uifrcitcn,
llnteriudlngeu iiber Die unpcrihdmt
bobcn Sleiidprciie uuo Die 2ebensz
mittel : Sbeueruug I'M Nagemeineu
an5uitellen; uuo trobbem Die Saitcus
5eit %be9onncu bat - iteigeu I'M Siten
Die Sleiidprciie itetis. $50 bapert's
ba? @erabe 10 9ins cs i'm Sabre
1865. Canals toitctc ciu guibel
8eiBeu $3.50, Mdis $1.S5. fir Elm
Sab S6ipeineilciih 400 1fb.) be-
trua Der Yreis $40 unb fir ebenio piel
Rinbfleiih $50. Sas &olt protes
~Iticrtc. Die 3eitnngen proteitiertcn nuh
mabntcn CUR @ntbdItlng ppm Sleiifs
senuB; unb nuf bnmals sub's uaaes
mein nur cincn @runb: pabgieriae
Spcfllautcn batten Die Sleiihpreiic in
Die Sobe gctrieben. Is Dlteb uifts
iibrig ais lid 9rolcnh rarciu 81 err
geben. baB ciuem Dos Sell iibcr Die
Cbrcn 9e5o9cu mar. llnb mic cnbetc
bic Snde? m6gt Sbr luobl biai9
frascu. SehS Ionatc unf bcm Gage.
ais Der Sopfott bcgonn. fountc man in
cincm angciebeneu Slattc lcIcn: Ser
Sturm bnt iif 9ele9t. Der Corn lit
pcrrdrft. Sreilih MAJ bisputiert
nod. man 5er6riht iih nod pcitcr
Scn aopi. mic Die Yreiie bcrintcrges
briidt iperhcn fonrtcu. llnb bds Gnbc
in: title 8cii9notion." Scr iciuer
3cit in cbrlidcr Gutrilitlmg geifniicne
8lod ipar niGt mebr. Cine Yreiss
~erbDbuna mar mnb blicb ba. lpenn
aud nidt in bcrielbcn ISobc nic CUR
3eit ais Der @opfott ciniestc. Crit
I'M Sabre 1865, ais Die 8lerncpe
Yanif in 2oubpn bc~reinbrad. ginger
bic Yrciic raid bcrunter. llno bann
crit purbe Der @emuB pon SlciId ipiez
Der Elm mirflidcr un9etriibter @enuB.
9Rau fpnutc ipieber in Hube icinen
&ammclz ober 8iubsbrnten ciien.
ohnc Sarnu benfeu al miiiicn. oaB
icbcr 9iicu 10 nm iupiele Nidel
f~oitete. go gin9's homols mn ans
hers ipirb's aud piesmal ihipcrlidJ
eebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
(Spc3iell fiir bicic 3citun9.)
non &. i. q.

Ibrr mcr nit bicicm .Iusaenlaht"
niht Sufricben mar. bus mar Der
Meits &irginier. Grprpbtc. er .iperbc
nlf Die unteritiisung Der S~niurgenten
nno Semofrnten rehnen fDnnen, nm
oas 8eiBbrcnnen ces 5ariis
burf Die 2obec'ideu geitrebungen
btnfdllig au MAIDEN. CIR mollc @ors
liecr oieies Spe3ialzG umites iperben
ltnp bel Der lluteriudun9 frcie Sanb
bdben." Sa mar gutter Hatb I'M
Spltrentc Der 6ohz Sariflentc tbcrcr.
Dan Ififte eiiten WittcImnnn slim
v8aIsltarri9en" nm linn poritellis Su
MAIDEN, baB CT bod nidt 81 glcifer
3cit nm Slpci Stelen iein fonnte.
GlfilS iii ndmIid &oriiscr hes
Counties fir 6miihcuitoutliden Saile
Del. Der ipurhe> ab9eftrtigt NIT Der
lafpniihen Mutiuprt: rSnm bcnus
iprlIdc CT tgltins) bas 8eht, ciueu
0tam %Ieiiter &abl ais Better Der
llnteriufung Si beitimmcn.@
Gie r8riiber" ludrcn cmpDrt iiber
bicie lcltcne Snlsitnrrisfeit. 3uz
lcet ilabmcn JIG ihrc 3ufIuGt 5llnt
~@dtcrfen", Sru. 5ait. Senator
@ltirS aber ipoate lid niht bird bas
Sricbcnsldheln bes @rdiibcnteu pers
fiibrcn laiien. Gr erlieB in aIlcr
Snlt Elm ltltimatum an Die r8riibcr".
baB icinc Sorbcrun9en bctpilligt ipers
Den miiBteu. pper cs wiirbc b%emn1dit
I'M Sennt .Sroublc" geben. llnb
banlt reiite or nIf iein Sersi6loB
elfins IN Weite Tirginia. l1nb sic
.Sriibcr" bubcn Dos NahIebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

"a erlin, Den =. Sc6runr 10.
Ak &nria 2idtmcB! 9as u
" friibcr. bcionoer5 i'm oelltIdcl
- Siibcn. Der 9roBe 3icbtag fiir
Die SienitmGodcn, Die Wid9pc. Die
ancttc ipanpcrtcn auf 8cibuadtcu.
User 3ipild)enburh Den Sicnlt perllcB
mar Ihon nifts Hc6tcs. Gin Sbua
nidtsut pbcr YSideler, mic oas BOLTS
port bicB. Scute iir's ldnglt anocrs
geiporbcn. Sic Snbuitric bat Die
bciten arGitc un iih gc5uaen nno Der
Sanbpirtbi6"Iit nllr nod lp5lila9cn Die
minpcren aclaiien. llnb Die pcd)icln
al icbcr Sabrcs5cit; bonn pabt's ibncn
beim 8arcru nicht mebr banu palls
bern tic sur Stubt. in hic Snouitric.
Sic bruud,t jo INNER Scutc genll9.
8eipnoers Jest, III mir NIT 9tielens
ifritten elmer mirtblhnftlifcn SodDS
c~cniuuftur cntgegcncilcu. Wan reds
net ihon fir 1912 nit ciucr iuirtbz
idaitlifcn unb inbuitricllcn Sliltbes
Scit. Ilid) ipenn mir nit Den ScrS
eiuigtcn Stndtcn in cineu 3ollfric9
pcrlrdelt perncu iplltcn. (gSus ja
icbt sliidlih a69cmcnbct lporocn lit.
- Sic 8cb.) Bic bcutidc Snbuitrie
iiirttet ciucn 3pltricg uid,t unb Die
2anhmiribifnit miirhc i'm bis 8u
cincu gcrpiiicu @robc bc9rilBcu. @lnn
hat bicic orbsameritdnilden 3plls
platcrcicu mn Sfeerercien n~llmdbliB
iatt bcfommcn. Iud im 8ci6sta8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Brrlimer 3ritldnfe.
(Spe5iale Gorreiponocu8 ans
Seutihlunb.
gnm Dans e.

lpebt fem 10 timber 8ino mebr. Inn
bat co gcitcrn nod bel Scratbung Des
bel lpeitcm nift 10 un9iinitisen Snn@
SelSpertragcs nit Yortnsal fiibleu
f6nncu. Sic 8c9icrln9 narf es gar
nidt mcbr pngcn, NIT cincm 10 uus
gilnltigcu %ertrag an pcu Hcidlstag
beran8utreten.
Sic Suouitric III ~ilbcrbuupt i'm
9nIl6en Tcihe mobil geiporbcn. In
alien Gdcn idblicBt lie lid 8uianmtcn.
ilnI Dor Nlcm bel Den ndtiten @nblen
GtniluB nIf Den Sang Der Yolitif gcs
ipiltncn 5l f0mtcn. llnb bas lpirb
ibr 9elin9en. Die beutIhc 9unoz
ipirtbihnft aber lit 10 %critartt, pdB tic
cincn 3olfompf lei6t ausbalten fam
nnh Der cigeuen Snouitric cincn fauisI
tr0ftigcn Snlnnbsmnrft bictcn fam.
Sic &crrcn ganfees nl0gcn bnrimr
fpnmcu, mir ipplleu Iiebcr Den ipirtbs
Ifattlifcu aricg ais mic eicien uns
cbrlihcn Srieben nit cincm Snpncs
Ilbrihs Snrii.
llN2 lDule eNN TiHtiCl StuulsHluHll
nit ieitcm 3icl unb Wilcn gerahe icst
bitter notb. bonn Die rothc S%turmilutb
itei9t. N Giiernh babcn Die Sos
Sidlbcmofruten Ihon i'm critcn @abls
gang Den 8ublireia erobcrt. 9ic
S%iberalcu baben cine boie Nieoerlagc
erlitten. Sas ut MN III eiucm
bnlbcu Sabr Der pieric ioaialpemofras
tiifc Siea ~icbcsnnal ba, lpo Gin Sibcs
ralcr Dem So5ialbemofratcn 9cgcns
iibcritonb. llnb inlmcr in irorf protes
itnutiihcn @cgeuben. @erubc IN
Giicna1 bat Der Gpan9cliihc Sunb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

(Sprtieb g.

CA II oadten oft unb benten
n nod beute oft al Die
wv llnterrebune nit jenem
frnnsGIiifen ltnsldlibigen.
poll ipeld1er mir in ppriGer &mmer
rnieren 9eiern ersdhlt baben llnb,
trobOem 8iarrib utb San Sebaitian
5tpiihen bieicr llnterrcouig unb uniez
rer Intunft in 9ourbes la9er, batter
mir bel mierer Nnfuuft lrnb inherent
@uientbalte in 9ourbes bicic Inter-
baltlrng nod lebbait i'm Sinne. SaB
Der Icrfcl lid gerne elm Sdltsdcn III
Der NnhbnrIfnft bort bnut. no Dem
licben @iott cin Sals itebt, Gas lit
elm nltes Spriftport sldubigen Sinnes
unb lhpn Der einfahc Menifenper@
itanb ldBt Den Heiienbeu in europa,
5umal penn CT ctlpas rbarten 8opf"
bat. bisipeiIen idmun5elu ipenit ein
Siibrer ieinc .Susen nnb Sc9enbcn"
fuuitbif auftrdet, oab Die llnwnbrbeit
@ilcm io3uIagen III Die Hippeu it0bt.
Sarallf lit Sober, Der etpas ipeiter
gerciir lit, gefnBt mnb bat icilen SpaB
an benz Grnitc nit ipeld)em manfc
bieier Siibrer ibren Barren aufbin@
ben" unb bann bintennah Die Sano
fiir's .Srinfgelb binbulten nit ,Vitt'
ihDul" ppcr nSante!", fpie IS
chen pnBt.
y ~ y
Ser eeillnoe Wenihcns itnb 5unlal
Der eeiunbc Gbriiteumeuiden : 9er>
itano nimmt abcr nidt fiirlieb nit
Dem @eihlpdBc obcr DEM 8eihrcibicl
ir9cnb cincs srpBen pbcr fleinen lln@
sldubigen. Der ii6 pcranlaBt fiiblt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Der S6rc
y. :. 8 b Ii c.
Bic Hetail 1leiider h~anbeltcn

Bic Hetail 6leiiher banbeltcn bel
Der 5bcueruns bon 1855 unf benz
Sca'ihcn SprIh: vSic @elcecnbeit
lit giinltie; bier pollenb ih'sl" llnb
tic ihlusen nod, elm 9isdbeu mebr auf
lnh oann nod Gin Sisd)eu mebr, als
inbebinst nDtbig geipeien mare. Sic
pcriufteu aus Der Notb aapital 81
ihlaeen. Iber nj courie" lie tparen
niht Die srpBcn Sdufte. Coils pobl
bel Der beurisen Sleiihtbeuerins
vannerift~ Iein u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

,Wir mpilcn fciucu Yagnc=
, MlbridJ. Iarif!" - Ter Srauis
, ganscr Slocnbura NIB ictnc :
, ,Hcbe". - Rcnen tuitct 600
, Mart per Hcihstnssitunbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

3ic bon Yrdiibent Taft am Gins
lnsSagc in Neip gorf gebalteue
Neoc loIl ais Staatss Spfumcnt ecz
oriift fperben, I'M bann als republis
fanl'd)e 9%ampagnes S%iteratur iiber bns
9an5c Sano berbrcitet su iucrpen.
Sebr rihtig. bus 9eiisit ser Yoitpers
lpaltitng nnlB entihieben ar1bcr iucrs
Den. M. p. S%taotssta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

GuS California funmt sic Rclz
enna, pab aIlrin i'm oortiscn Gountp
Wenturn $4,000 Cad Enu6pbnet,
GINA Scnus) alif Eager ieitgcbaItcu
ipcrSen. nm Den buben Yreis bieies
ilnhrhaften mn ipoblidnledcnbcn @cs
miiies dltfrcbt sM erbalten. Sier licat
Elm Sail ror,Nin Dem Equalization llno
Se6ensmittelpndcr chamber 10 dbns
LID 'eben, lpic Gin faules 81 benz alls
beren. .Sn. Stadts3ta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

|on Yrdiibent Bompers Der anuer,
ICON Seneration Of 2abor iinb Die So
100000 Witglicccr aller @encrfs
id)aften nrb Sarn,cr : Wereiniannaen
I'M Sdnoc nufgeforccrt lporbcn, Al
etnem Sonbs our g%cfGmpiuna bee
.Sfablfrnlfs" ic 10 Gents beisus
ltcuern. - rYeiln. Scroll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

es mar bpdite 3eit. baB 9iberia
inter Die ~meiitbegiimirisitcn~ Iatios
men cinecihloiien iulrbe. Nm peril.
sabre %erportirte eS fir $73 Rdaren
man Den Der. Staoten. Sdredlih,
irelill oa Elm Solfrieg ausbrdfel
Wolfsbl. II. Sr6tsfr.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-25
FOUND HIS SON DEAD
AS SEER HAD PREDICTED
Fabian's Little Boy Had Been
Strangled, Mutilated and
Left in Clubhouse.

KINGSTON. n. Y, August 2J-Ths
search for his four-year-old son Peter
who disappeared from home Friday, hav-
ing been fruitless, Frank Fabian OF
Glasco went to New York Tuesday and
consulted a clairvoyant.
"You will find the boy near your home. !"
said the woman of mystery. Il cannot
tell il he is alive or dead"
Fabian hurried home. and, although II
was very early yesterday morning when
he arrived, he began a search at once
Every foot Of ground near the house
had been searched over and over again
before Fabian found the body OF his son
in an clubhouse not far from the dwell
ing. The boy had been strangled and
his body mutilated.
Fabian is a laborer. He had trouble
recently with other laborers, and when
Peter disappeared the father was positive
that the boy had been kidnapped for re-
Ivenge.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Spadafora and
Constable Sotillo have been put in charge
eand the county officials promise assist
ance In the search for the murderers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-25
ITCHING SCALP VANISHES
Under the Magical Influence OF
Partisan Sage

As . rule application Of Partisan Sag
viii stop the worst case Of itching scalp and
make the head feel cool and refreshed.
Used as directed. this wonderful hair tonic
(which can now be obtained In every town and
city In American will stop falling hair and dan
drun In two weeks. money back. Ask Henry
Evans.
Careful people who desire an immacuateIy
clean scalp and luxuriant hair should not hest.
tate to try this wonderful invigorator and hair
beautiner. for nothing compounded can
compare with II.
Get rid Of dandruff; stop your hair from fall
ing out: start 10 grow an abundance Of luxuri-
ant hair; make your hair look lustrous. radiant
and attractive.
Partisan Sage will do IT, and do IL I'm m as
touishingly short time. IL Is not sticky ~
greasy: IL Is delicately perfumed. and in sum
nler will Immediately drive away the disagree
able odor arising from perspiration.
Large bottle only 50 cents at druggists ever,
whore and al Henry Evans. 1908 y ST. NV
Mail orders flIed. charges prepaid. By Circus
Mfg. Co.. Buffalo. y. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-25
PASSING OF THE BICYCLE.
Tremendous Falling Of in Exports
From the United States.

Bicycling as a pastime is rapidly de-
creasing in popularity abroad. as well
as in this country. Government statistics
show tremendous falling of in exports
OF bicycles from the United States. Elk
PLANTATION Of the decrease Is found In the
fact, 1t Is said, that bicycles now are
used chiefly for business. When bicycles
were at the zenith Of their popularity
in 1897 they were exported to the value
OF xI,OO5.3 1928 In 1900 the exports de-
creased to $3.553.14 During the last
nscai year bicycles exported aggregated
only $500. 100 The greater share of them
went to the United Kingdom. In Japan
local manufacturers largely are supply
ing the demand for the bicycle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-25
BELFAST RUNS RAILROADS.
EminentIy Successful as Municipal
Owner,

Municipal ownership and operation OF
street car system has proved remarkably
successful in Belfast, according TO Consul
Henry B. Miller.
To students of municipal ownership prob
lens, there is a special interest in re-
port on this subject from Consul Miller.
Low cost OF transportation. economy OF
administration and lack of accidents are
points chiefly emphasized by Mr.. Miller,
explaining the success with which Bel
fast has run its own street cars. The
regular fare on cars there is two cents.
One of the unusual features OF the sys-
TEN is the concentration of all lines
through a general central station, which
makes every part of the city accessible
from the center.
Belfast took over the street car system
of the city about five years ago. It's
head Is a general manager selected oy
the city council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-25

Geneva and other cities. Public letter
writer's are in attendance to draw con-
tracts and make records Of transac-
tions, as on the stock exchanges and
boards of trade in the United States, ana
money changers are at the gates, who
receive frequent information of the rates
of exchange.
Millions in Storage.
Millions OF skins change hands in this
place every year. They are brought in
from the steppes and the villages of the
GASES of Turkestan and shipped to Europe
and America to make milady's form
divine look diviner still.
The Emir of Bokhara has an agent al
ways present. watching for especially fine
skins, which ne seizes for his master. who
sends them as presents to the expresses
and queens and princesses Of the Euro
pean courts.
Prices range from FIVE roubles to forty
roubles per skin. that is. from two and a
half to twenty dollars, but II Is not prof.
table to buy here because to be Of value
skins must be matched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-25
Temperance and Devotion to
Religion Enjoined.
BUT THERE ARE EVASlONS
Iapses Excused on Grounds That
Allah Is Merciful."
RULES APPLIED TO DAILY LIFE
Peculiar Methods Employed in Get
ting Around the Injunction For
bidding Interest Charges.
By WILLIAM Z. CURTIS.

By WILLIAM T.. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star and the
Chicago Record Herald
BOKHARA. Turkestan. July "a. 1910.
You have doubtless read a good deal
about the piety and virtues of the Mos
lens and the good example that they
furnish for the Christian world TO imi-
tate You have doubtless read, too, about
the wisdom of the teachings of the
Koran and its beneficial influence upon
the human race, much OF which is pos
sible. because all maxims of virtue and
honor are of value. provided they are
used TO say that religion is a good thing
IL IL is lived up TO, but bad thing IL IL
isn't. and there is. a sermon on hypocrisy
in that quaint epigram.
There is no doubt that the Moham-
medans have many virtues. and one of
the most noticeable is the diligence with
which they attend to their religious duties
and the fervency and regularity of their
prayers.
They are a very temperate people, too.
A drunken Mohammedan is as rare as
white black bird. although some of the
most pious followers of the prophet per-
init themselves 10 fall from grace oc-
casionally. l once had a dragoman in
India who was very devout and never
neglected 10 say his prayers when the
hour was called by the muZZens in the
minarets. Sometimes his conscientious
ness was a little inconvenient. but we
never complained. yet the injunctions OF
the Koran did not prevent him from
drinking wine or beer when IL was offer
ed 10 him. / asked him about 1t one
day as he sat with an empty stein be-
fore him:
Il was under the impression that your
religion forbade you 10 drink wine
1T does, my MASTER" he answered,
but Allah is mercifuL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-25

Holy Scriptures, and there are numerous
stories more or les apropos. For ca
ample: When a n asselman money lender
died and went to the gates of paradise,
Satan grabbed him by the arm and rush
ed him down a steep and rocky path into
a very hot furnace room, where he could
see the blazes through the cracks. Satan
TANNED him roughly into an iron cage
and calling his stokers opened the fur
mace door and ordered them 10 cast 1t
into the flames. The poor sinner remon-
strated piteously and begged for mercy.
Inquiring the reason for his punishment,
he was Informed that il was the penalty
for collecting interest upon the money ne
had loaned.
But ! did not collect interest" he
cried Il sold my horse at an advance.
That's true" saws Satan and I'm
not going to burn you: I'm only going to
heat the irons of this cage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-25

into a mulberry tree and began to eat Of
Its leaves. To conceal themselves from
Job they knitted themselves coverings
and shut themselves up in them and went
to sleep until their sins should be for
gotten; and the coverings which they
knitted for themselves are called cocoons.
Manufacture of Felt.
One OF the most interesting OF the pro-
cesses to be seen in the bazaars OF Box
hara Is the manufacture of felt, which is
a speciality OF the Kirghiz nomadic
tribe inhabiting the steppes north OF Box
hara and far away TO the banks OF the
Sea of Aral. They are also famous Tor
their cloth of cameFs hair, their robes,
their brides and saddle equipment ana
their tent frames.
To manufacture felt a mat OF straw or
reeds woven very skillfully is placed upon
the floor or the ground and covered Win
a thin layer of wool soaked in oil. ms
layer of wool is beaten with rods TOT
several hours daily and between each
beating is sprinkled with oil. After tour
days the mating, together with the Wooi
which adheres to it, is rolled up as ueht-
ly as possible. tied so that IL cahho. coIne
After IL has been pressed in this way 1or
several hours on each OF several days ana
in the meantime left in the neat OF me
sun il is unrolled again, sprinkleo WIN
water, Dedten Will ai~'
up again until the fibers of the wool ad-
here to each other so closely thal the
moisture cannot penetrate them.
The color OF the felt depends upon the
color of the wool. IL may be piack or
white or brown. No dyes are used Inc
black felt is sold to make fezzes Ior the
Persians the white felt for the Atshans
and the brown felt for the dervishes.
Persian Lambskins Stored.
In the center of the bazaars OF Bokhara
is a large rectangular khan, or two
stories. with many rooms of different
sizes, opening upon the ground In the
first story and upon a balcony In the
second story. Most of these rooms are
filled with Persian lambskins, and in sew
eral of them are little baby lambs. alive
and anxious for their safety, ana you
can hear them beat i'm piteous tones. ike
the CRYING of a child that IL frightened
at the dark. Trains OF camels ana
donkeys are coming and going all the
time through the wide door. leaving ana
taking away large bales of black curly
skins. which are now SO fashionable for
ladies' garments. II you will look around
you can see men engaged In sorting ana
packing them. tied together In bundles.
each bundle containing twelve skins OF
similar size.
This is the center OF the lambskfn
trade a sort of chamber Of commerce, or
exchange, where the sellers meet the
buyers and deliveries as well as contracts
are made. There are very large transac-
lions, involving thousands OF skins, be-
tween agents OF jobbing houses in Mos
COW. Constantinople, Vienna, London,
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Legend Regarding Origin Of Silk.

One Of the most interesting OF the leg
ends OF the Bokharoits concerns the orr
gin OF silk. which came from the patience
and piety OF the Prophet job, under the
following circumstances:
God said TO His archangel Gabriel:
Take all the riches from this man
The archangel came down from heaven
with a hundred thousand angels and took
away everything that Job possessed. and
Job increased his prayers ten times. in
order that he might show his gratitude
for the goodness of God in relieving him
frcm the responsibility. And then God
said to Satan:
"Oh. cursed one. thou hast seen that I
have taken away all his wealth, and yet
he pralseth my goodness
Satan answered: Send disease into his
body and will curse thee. and the body
OF Job was covered with worms. Still he
lifted UP his spirit in praise and thanks
giving.
After some days the worms increased
until il seemed as il they would eat up
his whole body. There was not one spot
upon him that was not covered with sores.
He was so weak that when worm fel,
off he begged his wife to pick 1t up ard
place IL back again In the wound, saying:
III God has ordered me TO feed worms
with my body, IL would be sinful 10 de-
prive them of their food" And the wife
OF the prophet fulfilled his command and
placed the worm back upon the body of
her husband. And Job did not cease his
Thanksgiving and praises of the goodness
Of God.
Then God commanded Gabriel to obtain
water, and where the archangel smote
the earth with his wings there opened a
living fountain. BY command of God the
prophet threw himself into the spring,
and In that moment was made whole
The worms fell from him. the sores were
healed. his flesh became smooth and
sound and his person was as perfect as II
was on the day he was born, like the
person OF an angel.
The fountain remained and was called
1.-THE Sea of Life and all believers who
battle in il become perfect in body and
soul The worms which were In the body
OF Job swan out of the water, crept UP
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MORE HOSIERY BARGAINS.

wOMEN'S MERCERIZED GACZE Isle 49,
Hose black and various colors: some with nc
double tops: worth and Soc. price. 800.
MEMS FINE MERCERIZED Isle HOSE a -
in all shades the universal price is 25c. These &C
WOMEN'S FULL REG LAR MADE IN,
Hose, mostly In colors: sold soc: Il 4
all fine grades. In the sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MEMS FULL REGULAR MADE BLACK N6n
Iisle Hose fine grade the quality all ZvN
stores sell at J0c Our sale price
INFANTS PURE SILK HOSE, IN WHITE. ~
blue; warranted all silk all stores sell ZSC
them Our sale price
CHILDRENS FINE MERCERIZED BLACK A -
desirable: all sizes; sold II ~ &
a Our sale price Observation-Disclosures.
CHILDRENS BLACK RIBBED HOSE IN a
splendid wearing stockings; sold Ice II III G
usually Special sale price.
CHILDRENS AND INFANTS SEAM on
less Hose. in black and coors sold always at SlAC
12xc and 15c Sale price. IT,
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After a continuous service OF twenty
wears in the official printing ONCE of the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. during
most OF which he has been the head of
that department. Robert v. Clayton of
Annapolis Is to be relieved Of that duty
and is going to sea-