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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
SIMPLICITY OF AFRICANS
Traveller Tells Stories of How He Inn
pressed Natives With His Power

London, March cial.)-Queer
stories of native life in Central Africa
were told by Mr.. E. To-day in lecture
before the Royal Geographical sociaty on
an expedition to the Congo region. The
expedition entered the territory of the
Bakongo, never before crossed by white
men, The coinage" of the tribe took
the form of bars of iron Weighing 2
pounds, and valued in English money at
exactly seven pence. MA
AS soon as the people heard that the
travellers stock of iron was nearly fin
ished they began to show hostility. THE
chief brought about the climax by osten-
tatiously stealing our chickens, and this
was, of course, a declaration of war. A
less important chief came to me and
explained that the great chief had de-
cided to kill US. replied that II he want
ed war he could have 1t, and I would
slay all his people with my elephant.
He expressed doubt as to the exis-
tence of the elephant. Fortunately we
had with US a clockwork elephant. which
waved its trunk and walked. I wound up
the elephant and made 1t walk on some
boxes, and then the tent door was thrown
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

ship halls rising in all the principle towns
and plans for passenger airships to link
up all parts of the empire under consid-
GRAFTON, the German authorities are turn
Ing their serious attention to theh prob
lens to which the new means of commu-
nication has given rise from the point of
view of national defense. At meeting
of the German Air Fleet league at CO.
logne yesterday Northumberland Won
Stieber called for strict state supervision
of passenger air traffic. and outlined a
scheme of rules for the control of aerial
navigation with view to the prevention
of espionage.
1t Is stated that the government is
planning the introduction of regulations
for airship traffic which forbid airship
lines to pass over German fortresses. and
prohibit airship stations in fortified
towns.
Professor Vladimir Koeppen. neteorolo-
sist, read a paper at the royal castle this
morning in the presence of the emperor
and some 20 invited guests on the con-
troll of the air by states. The lecture was
followed by an animated discussion, in
which the emperor took part.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

open; the chief, seeing the uncanny
beast, wanted to run away Mr.. Hilton
Simpson, my companion, insisted that he
should have another look, but this was
too much for the chief, for, shouting: I
am going to fetch those chickens which
have been stolen he ran back into the
village. and in few minutes our proper
ty was restored to US.
II followed UP my victory by propos-
Ing to fight everybody and everything
with my elephant and threatened to set
fire to the rivers. To illustrate our pow
ers we burnt some whisky, and this quite
convinced the natives that the white men
were able to destroy anything"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

society has decided on holding an exhi-
bition in Omsk In September. The exhi-v
bition Is to be called THE West Siberian
Exhibition for Agriculture. Forestry.
Trade and Industry" Among articles of
English manufacture which are OF the
greatest utility in Siberia are refrigerat-
ing plants, all kinds of motors. and agri-
cultural machinery and implements. The
organizers hope that English Arms will
come forward and send worthy dis
play of British manufactures.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
The Limit

From the Boston Herald.
my only daughter eloped. And I'll
never forgive herr
Now, look here, old man, remember"
Remember? Yes, I'd be decent about
1t If she'd let well enough alone. But
she not only eloped-she came back home
again.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

Big Exposition In siberia.
London, March 26.-(Special.)-In view
of the agricultural and commercial de-
velopment in Western Siberia during the
last Is years. the Moscow Agricultural
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
ECZEMA

CAN BE CURED. Ny mild, soothing,
guaranteed cure does 1t and FREE
SAMPLE proves It. STOPS THE ITCH
ING and cures to stay. WRITE NOW
TODAY.
DIR. Cannaday, 500 Park Square, Sc
dalIa, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
LAWS FOR THE AIR

Germans Take Steps to See That Air
ships Shall Not ssRun Riot"
Berlin, March 2s.-tspecial with air.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

as they do, the general tendency to increase eves on
all public service corporations to point far out of
proportion to any growth in revenue andewe believe
the B. H.. l.. & P Co. stands greater proportionate
tax levy than any other company in Alabama.
The figures are
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
Smoking Good for Health

Smokers will be delighted to learn that
a military doctor has discovered. and un-
dertakes toa prove by convincing statis-
tics, that smoking instead of being bad,
is good for the health. Better still. smok-
ers are almost immune from meningitis.
Tobacco, therefore, instead of being Ia
booed by some medical men. ought to be
hailed with delight, and anyone threat
ened with the terrible brain or spinal at
tack be at once told to take the nicotine
cure.
The discoverer of this new scientific
fact is DR.. de Kernabon Of the French
army. He has patiently gathered statis-
tics and watched the ravages of cerebro-
spinal diseases among the young
cruits of the French army. and, as their
habits, among others that of smoking.
are carefully noted in the reports, he
was astonished to see that 30 few Of the
habitual smokers were attacked by the
disease The proportion. as established by
him is one to 20. that Is to say, for one
case of meningitis among given number
OF smokers there are 20 cases of disease
among an equal number of non-smokers.
What will the society against the abuse
Of tobacco say to this? It's chief argu-
ment hitherto has been that smoking is
especially bad for the young. But Dr.
Kermabon could argue exactly the con-
trary. and this is what he does. Rather
than discourage young men from smok-
ing. they ought to be encouraged, espe-
cally II they are liable to brain o. spinal
troublea
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-18

n the rseking bovsss will take ;
downward turn withia The nsxs ~
days.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-18
NOTICE OF SALE.

Whereas b. virus Of . writ II ezecution ID.
sssd 20 .s ct q tss district ecart q ~ eity
ship doils bssinsss usder The arm name and
Ti.s Cii6 D.sIlsrs Gold Minins company, a
spne .Ssss hsnds.d eighty, .svsa shos.s"d I've
The Dayls Coasolidalsd Mines company, stand:
Ing X "a "a /. Ne z! !:%:s P .s; s:S
. csrtain coatract dated November q. iss, rs
nodi6sd b. ) certain contract dated Dccember
= 49, e.. d..:s Ssa:s and G ssss
levied also on all the right, title and interest
o. said eoa pany In said agreements, tho parties
s; :.S aa Niue. nd and
Z. n. Widdicomhe - receiver thsreci The Ciifi
Dwsllsrs 0old Mining company. The White
Quail Coppsr company Ths Doyle, onsol,da,sd
70 satisfy and make out u said property the
sus u dfteen hundred four dollars and twenty
cents lis0a. ID judgement obtained by said CO.
:rss:. .sd sss T.. asdsn T.
said execution, in said court.
Nov, therefore, pursuant 10 the statute In
such case made aud provided, Tor the parpose
Novsssbsr, iSlO q tbs office Of the sheriff Of
Moatssuma county, ortes. Colorado, ut the
hour 81 q clock y. p. IN said day eApose and
ss. e: 81. a.. sss .S. q ths r s.
stock 81 The Dsyls Consolidated Mines com.
pany. and all the right title interest aud estate
u The cii6 D~eliers aold Mining COMPANY In,
spscinsd, OF % much 81 said property as shall
suffice to satisfy said Judgment.
IL witness whereof ] have hsrrnnto SGT my
hand and sal ~ Cortss, .olorado, this 'th da,
IssALl sheriff II hontssama County.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-18
NOTICE OF SALE.

whereas by virtue Of q writ of esecution 10
sued 70 ms out Of the district court Of the city
WsI.s sI y. scsuy isr ana Karl g schuyler Co.
NJ Il srship doing business under the firm name
md scha shss s,s .aa
Developing company, corporation, Y defend
ant. have made levy upon all the right, title
and interest Of said company In, 70 and under
tween said company and other ,persons. tbs
dates Of said agreements being November -,
ma, December -, iNS, and October ~. lSio, the
~ Consolidated told Mines and Developing
company N N. Widdicombc ~ receiver there
IN Ihs Clih jewellers Gold mining company,
Inne e Mines com pany, X K. Mardsn and
James Doyle; and also ON about one million
Ave hundred thousand Il .JDUUj shares q the
capital stock Of The Doyls coasoaasn Ins
unknown, but being all of said stock belonging
10 the Mancos Consolidated 1old Mines ana
developing company STANDING IN tue name OF
, commercial National Bank OF Washington, v:
q. 10 escrow subject 10 tho provisions OF said
agreements hereinabove referred To, and being
UNFORTUNATELY as given, but being the entire
amount a. that may b. so held, US aforesaid,
and | have also levied upon four hund red
seventy-six Thousand ivc hundred eixhteen
tt,S,5isD shares Of the capital stock VI Tue
DoyIe Consolidated Mines company now owned
by fine Mancos Consolidated Gold Mines and
Developing company and held in its treasury
trustee, To satisfy and make out Of said prop
erty the sum Of four thousand fve hundred four
doars and seventy five cents lSsiOt l5t, judg.
ment obtained by said co-partnership, being
the defendant in said execution, In said court.
Now, therefore, pursuant 70 the statute IN
81 realixlns said sum, will ON the 18Th day OF
November, iYiv. at the office Of the sheriff OF
Aontezuma county, Cortex, colorado, AT the
hour Of O'Clock .. m. on said day expose and
S..r A. n fnft
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-18
STATE NEWS NOTES

A. nsemUvisl IN her husband, the
lsse ss-(sev. =. n. Eaton, vim founded
the town ~ Eaton, his Widow, Nm.
n .hr~ra Eaton, slli erct . library
Building In that plscs that Will cost
nearly siO,Mo.
While 81 work Saturday mosnipG
In the Lltssty Bell mill at Telluride,
0rev~s Lacey fell upon . revolving
shaft aud I'M clothes he~onsin9 IN.
tangled ~ pse~lvsd injuries from
which ne NieA shortly sfses~ard. He
leaves wife end small child.
One man We hiiled and two other
injured when Denver 4 Rio Grands
freight train No. 81 was wrecked near
sit early Monday morning BY running
,nto huncb " cattle. The engine and
Ave csr wers ovesaurned and the track
torn Up for distance Of 800 feet.
THE beautiful hosne Of Bishop Henry
w. Warren n the Methodist church
~as destroyed .y frs Saturday morn.
Ing. The house wss located d Uni
v~r4ity Park, Denver. A valuable
library which Bishop Warren hes been
many yesr~ In collecting b On aln,nst
total lm~. The homo wa worth e9O,-
00O. Bishop Warren wss In New York
attending . missionary meeting Of the
Methodist church. Mn. Warren sud
laughter wsr~ at home.
Walter white, deputy county clerk
II R,uit county, who wss shot In the
hack Monday morning. November 4,
It Hshns peak where he and bis
hrothef were hachins. died Friday.
He waa :conaci0us up to . short time
t~fore death, hut would mt give the
name Of the party that shot him. He
would only say: ~ was shot In the
iark by ~ unmarried woman. hecausr
~ jealousy, - I vas about to depart
hr Craig." No one witnessed the
trgrdy.
Dlssr,et court h In aesaio0 ct Tellu.
ride this week.. Among the criminal
cases that are claiming the attention
~ the court b that 0f w. r. Erwin
charged With the then ~ $1,000 oil
an,algam from the Liberty Bill Gold
Mining company. Erwin plesded
guilty and was returned to jail IA
awsit sentence. Harry vosia, charged
With rubbing the store II q. E.
Kncaw ato0t . month aso. pleaded
guilty. Jes.e r. Munn, charged With
murder In the nnt deGree Tor the kill.
Ing II Night MArshal 0oeglsiu on the
hight VI July 81, pssaAsd ma guilty
aud asksd ksv change al venue.
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Coaesll B,s6h, L., Nov. is-wish
10 ssaess In es,Opstitbon, Colorado
swsps The boards % plass exhibits a
spplss q The Nashnsl horticultural
mmxrrss. Ms~a county alasss sscursd
~ prssniumsa, = hrsis, seven sscoods
end 10 thirds. Mssa. DsIis and Mon
sssunss coun,isa took mosv psisss than
all the ret II The United States put to-
gsthss. The north west hes bsaggsd ii
IL spltssnherup and yellow Newton
Pippsns, but the flrst psisss sos thess
vaststiss tnsh vent Ia Colorado. Delta
county took the priss for 6taynssn
Winesaps. away frosu the stask. Idaho
orchard, although Stark originated
this varsity. Among the varieties 10
which Colombo took nrst priss ars
Ben Davis, 0sno, Hack Twig. Askan.
80 Black aud Senator. The judxrs II
this CONTEST srs notssi apple experts
irv,n oil parts NJ the United States.
IN every csse where ,h~rs ives any
doubt the splendid flavor, juicsnsss
aud texture Of the Colorado sppls won
the day. Judging Oh box stuff conti0.
u~s today.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-18
Friday. November Is. 1910.
Bsek 70 Bsslasss and Work.

Nov thst the campaign and the
election are over. the thing to do r.
to get back 10 business and hard.
steady work rs ssNn as possible.
end to achieve whatever may be In
ones power Tor the good Of the
state and its development.
Il u one Of the fortunate things
about American politics that thu
wounds and bruises Of q campaign
ere s0on healed. and that however
severe and some ines bitter Q
struggle may BE-, the after effects
are but rarely detrimental. Poll.
tics IN rather an avocation than
vocation; and from giving close
attention for q few weeks o.
months to public affairs. men re-
turn eagerly to the engrossing
work Of everyday life.
Public interests may suffer In
some respects from the tendency to
ignOre them between campaigns;
but, after all. the men who have
done the most for this county are
thnse who have worked most faith.
fully In their respective callinRs.
developing natural resources, max
ing work itself more efficient. In.
creasing the wealth Of the state and
adding to the moral we'll being and
the material prosperity Of the
pisces in which they live.
There Is 80 much work Of this
kind tn do in Colorado that there
Il need that people turn to II with
eag~rness when. for the time. pub
lie questions have been laid aside.
To make Colorado . greater and
more prosperous state In every way
II worthy Of the ambition Of all It's
citizens. Wonderful things were
dnse during the decade just closed.
end still more wonderful may BE-
achsiyed in the one lying In the
im0edja fntures
Colorado hss gained 10 popula-
tioa.e wealth and prestige and In
the power which these confer. II
10 no longer pioneer community.
struggl ling 10 get upon its feet. !,
has lost the frontier character II
once possessed. Occupying .
higher stage in the evolution Of
American states, II has larger op.
portuuities and greater responsible.
ities. Before II lies . less rugged
ascent, easier and more rapid pro.
gress.
Upon its people rests the duty
Of utilizing these new sources Of
strength aud these larger opportun.
tiles: and II 10 fortunate that the
spirit II In them to push forward
oil these lines Of work. II Ii this
spirit which has produced the ma
terisl and moral progress Of which
oil Colorado citizens are justly
proud. The same spirit and like
elfort in the future will make the
achievements Of the coming years
~ much greater and more glorious
than those Of the past as the oppor-
tunities are larger and the means at
command more efficient. Denver
Republican.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-18

THR good state Of Washington
has joined the procession Of prog.
ress by adopting womans suffrage.
The states which now grant equal
rights TO both sexes number FIVE:
Colorado. Wyoming, Utah. Idaho
and Washington. Il Is pleasant to
welcome Washington to this little
company; this little company
which will soon become q great
company. and which. sooner or
latter, will oycrsprcad the land.
Il u mot the less pleasant for the
fact that one of the organizers u
victory In the Washington fight ID
. former Denver woman.-Mrs.
Mamie Reynolds Sslabrino. II Il
we're possible TO argue with preju.
dice, the spectacle Of Eve Of the
most progressive states In the
country adopting woman suffrage
ought TO give pause to the petty
slasAsrs of the Barry.Bok type.
now being given such circulation
10 THE Ladies' Home Journal. II
one might believe the wild wailing
o. Dicky Barry and Great Aunt
DUk. woman suffrage 10 the Beas,
II Revelation. the source Of oil
evil. the organ Of all the woes ol
6ous sestes. and nov to become the
fcuneain OF misrule for Z 6th.
Lnckily. 10 one believes such
.losdess save the author snd pub
Ilohes II the same. end there ere
lt1nes whou Ne have doubts about
Itsu. q any nou. milltasy c0un.
~. Weaas ss1sags = saessal.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-18

logical and right. Deing such. 4
viii triumph; and those who Try to
turn hack the march BY croaking
evil prophecies will get the dust Of
The psocessiou for their reward
Rocky MOuutaiu News.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publishss.l
nA--s - 49, v.AAsS~~1
DeysEtsses Of ne interior

o. O. Lasd O1es at DusaDeo, colorado.
November Z, 1910.
Notice is hessby sivsa that NJ; Fred Z. Anes
aade H09sstsad Application No. Uep1, for
d INV q ssctioa 2, towuehip q, North:
Rsnss y wsss.of n \ P Meridian, hes hled
noSios q intsotiou 70 make Final Commuta.
tioa Prool, 70 estsblish claim 70 the land
ab0ve dsscrihsd, hsfore &. j. Schasuhorst clark
u tbs county court u nontesuma county, Colo
RADIO, st bis Ollics Of C0stss, Colorado, On tise
l7th, day u Dscenbss, 1870.
Claimant nance - Witnesses:
William j. Es0n, Wilson ". Sanders, John
7. Brualsy and Louiss Brumlsy, all ii Dolores,
Colorado.
q. n. Charlton,
Register.
FifSe pub Nov u. 1910; last pub Dec u, lSl0.
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ess e., cs'sssSe.
es.lsA Psososss wiIl =: ,:ssly:d e a. q The
ssssssios Il : tiiHI ioos sslslorssd epacrsss
SsidSs over Ned erssE On she STATS highway
bsswsss nsseos and orsss also Tor Z th.sty
ssssi a ~ 0eats highway about two milss
wet II C0rtss, ell u n00tssuaa co1ety.
PIsns ard spaci6rations nay b had 81 the
nm. All proposals. must b. accompanied ~ 2
eashiss's clssch In the sum Ut I'VE hundred dol
iars, payable 10 tho county treasurer Of noote-
For further information. fosms of proposals.,
uiaus ssd spscincAtions apply 10 the county
eierk st Cortea, MontsEuma county. Colorado.
the county commissioneu of nontcxuma
remnsy rssesvs The right 70 rsjsct any and all
bids q they may deem II for the best interests
y Wv n. n. spaAGuE.
County Clerk.
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Tho Rev. on Z. hicks 1871 Almanac.
The Rev. Irl II. Hicks Aln,anac fos
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

AlIx, Alberta, Nov. l2.-Gseat FL.
element prevailed here, cans~d BY the
repost that w1nan who arrived In
town yesterday Ia Belle E,mose Grip
pen, Tor whose supposed death Dr.. n.
II. Cripprn h under sentence to hang
10 London, November ..
%
I.ond0n, November lot was
officially stated this afternoon that
conferences between representatives ri
the government and the oppnitlon,
looking to az amicable avreesnent os
the subject Of the house of Lords veto
power, aud ended In failure.
Tula, Russia, Nov. l6.-The coHdi.
tiou Of Count LEO T0istOl and the
COUNTIES h reported - critical. The
count app~ars u " succumhing IN
fever br,a,ght on BY mental dIstr~.
aud Exposure, incident u his voluntary
exile fr,n home, while his deserted
wife h dying Of . broksn heart.
Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 16.--Oklah
CITY lost Ia the state capitol night To-
day when the supreme court d~cided
that the s~at Of the state government
must r~n,sln at Guthrie. The cOurt
held that the election Oh the amend.
,i,snt n remove the capital 10 Oklaho.
ms CITY ~as void. l,ecsuss u defect IL
the ti,is ~ the ballot.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 12.-A =.
Scott, millionaire Manufacturer n
t,Asiis. o., candidate fDr consrrs IN
the sixteenth Ohio district, two ysars
ago. announced that be wiii give
5000 To any airman who Will carry
him from Baltimore 10 wheeling In
an aaroplans. The distance from, Hal.
tIn,ors to Wheeling b aLout 800 'nilea.
Mr.. Acott claim,s the dlstlnceion n
t,sins the nsst man 10 run IN autoMso-
b,ls frosn baltimore 10 wheeling aud
wants 10 b. the ent man 70 ay over
the routs.
Chloaao, Nov. 10. Reports fFoai the
produce exchanges and psckin9 CON.
cerns In oil u the important nssskst
citiss n the country today sFs 70 the
Effect thst the prtce u soodstutls, and
fresh meat In particular, b 6ssng ms
sssially ssducsd. In Chicago The psscs
n l,ses be- bssn rsdvcsd 6stwssn loUr
and Ave csssts PER poNnd within The
lsss vssk. The pries u port dss.tnsd
here sboSs thsss esats fso0 Ne psses
u sishtssN ard twenty ssals . wssk
aon sud whplsaajs nssas 1anlsss ~
lhal nsStlea. vsal ord ssAss psu1ssas