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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
2ehntes e a pttel.

gs mar Elm berrlicher Wintertas.
Gin Sag, 10 ionnis uno milo, Dab
oas Muse untpilltiirlid on Ser pin=
terlihen groe nad berporIprofenoen
Iriiblinssblumen luhte.
sn Grna Daltropps 3tmmer lahte
oie liebe Sonne auf eine pabre 8lis
tbenpraAt.
lteberan in 8oien unb Shalen,
ouf @tdnbern uno Gon1plen onfteten
Die berrliditen 8lumen. Gin Seitenz
tiidden mar bebedt nit dllerlel
Ndldereien unb biibiden geldenten
- man feierte geburtstag 4eute.
gine fait bis gum Hanoe gefiiate
0iiitentarten1aale 5eiste an, DAB be
reits cine Msnee 8eIuder Der iungen.
ollaemein beliebten &iintlerin ihre
6uloigung barsebra9t botte.
Mugenblidli9 befano iicb nur nod
Elm 8eluher bet ibr, fer Sugenoz
freuno i6rss 8ruoers, Der 5allptmann
Roboen.
Gtpos blafer, ettpas uniicberer dls
FONT itono Der itattlide damn Dor
grna, bic ii6tlid ergriffen an elmer
Gtogere lebnte.
,5ie baben fein anoeres Wort
fir mid, @rna9"
Sic f6iittelte fumm oen &opf.
,9llIo Elm &orb in aller 5orm!"
Sin tiefer Seuf5er bob feline 8ruit.
gr nabm feline Weiise BON e!nem Sdz
burett unb ihidte fih an, gu gehen.
Oa fam 2eben in grnas 8eitalt, fte
floe ouf ibn gu uno ergriff feline
Suno.
ogeben sic ni6t 10 fort. Ssfur!
sic pii1en, ipesbalb ia ntdt ju la
een fornte. @ott tpeib, tpie iebr MIDI
eSbre 6rase geriibrt uno begliidt hat!
9lber Ie6en sic, i9 tauge ni@t mebr
aum 6eiratfen. 0eute .peroe i9 ierhs%
linb 8ipanaie Sabre, uno Die lanse
Idon bin id polltommen lelhltitanoig
uno abbdnsig meinen eigenen Wea gez
sangen. Gs piiroe mir nur nit 4uf=
aabe meines eiseniten Seins mO9lth
neroen, midi jebt nod gu ididen, 3lt
fiisen, turs. fold elm i4mies= nno
bieeiames geIh0pf gu !peroen, tpie es
nun einmal fir bic gbe erforoerlih
1T unb BON eu4 Mdnnern begebrt
miro.
sy6 fonn bas nidt mehr, Ssfar,
uno elauben sic mir, bds prooutt
elmer folden Metamorpbole tpiroe Sb<
nen fpenis besebrensmertb erfdeinen.
60 tpie id bin, paile i4 nidt gu Ell
ner oeutIden 9ausfrau, unb lpas ieb
tperben fDnnte, m0fte sic nur arg
entfGuihen - unb oa5u finb Sic mir
al idaoe, unb ,offen seiast - id mir
islbit audi"
sic atbmete erleihtert auf nah
ihrer lansen Heoe unb slaubte ebrli6,
ibn nun iiber5eugt gu boben - gu Iei@
mem @liid. tpie iie meinte.
(Gortlesuns folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
g2euntes g a apitel.

Durb bic tpintsrli1en StraBen
Der Heiiben3 elite Dora @0rn ibrer
Mobnung 3u. sic tam bonn 9aupts
amt, no iie nod INNER als 9elepbo@
niItin angeieat mar.
Muf Der greiten 5traBe trat lie
Iii Elm Delifatefengefhdft uno taufte
auber elmer Glulhe Mein alle 3utbd@
ten Ill einem falten MteroeHen sic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
Suite gla6t!"

sic bor9te mod, tpie ct bic 5reppe
binuntereilte. uno ipie bie 9austbiir
binter inn in oas 5dloB f!el.
aluee Dora @Drn, iollteit bu bier
beinen Meifer gefunoen baben?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

Wieberum Elm 8abniiberfall i'm Mez
item. 9iel @erebe sibt es INNER, ipenn
es fen1aticnell mar ober groBe 5ums
men qeraubt fpurben. 1teber Ole gan3
eroben 8ahnrdubereien. irobet ganae
Babnen nit ollem, mas ba3u gebDrt,
einge1adt tperben, 1T bier5ulanbe ME
bel aerebet tporben. bDGitens bann,
tpunn es gu ipGt mar. um einen ber
Hduber beim Rrasen gu friesen.
Das Worgeben Der 8unbesresierung
aeaen sic Winfelb0rlen mag ia reht
qnertennenspert fein, aber leibsr tpiro
1iG tpobl audi in bieiem 6alle beftGti=
aen, bdb man ben san3 fleinen goloe-
nen R1lbern ben 1als umbrebt nnb
oas srObe aalb bon MalIitreet unbe,
helligt lGbt.
D1s brennenbite .6eimipeb fonmt
iiber bic, Die teine 9eimat mebr haben.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
GENERAL LEBO TO.
Be BURIED IN
CHICAGO
interesting Data on Military
Career Of Deceased furnished
by Well Known Albuquerque
Old Timer,

The late General r. c. Lebo, who
died in Chicago Wednesday night last,
will be buried in hat city this week,
according to a telegram received yes
terday by c. \. Hawks. fa~tner-in-law
OF the deceased
II remember well General Lebo $
arrival in this city In 1876. Whine he
was with a troop of cavalry acting as
an escort for n surveying party OF IN"
Atlantic & Pacific railroad said
United States Commissioner Major II.
r. Whiting. At his homo in Old Aihu-
querque yesterday. The caNalryrieh
were in camp here for tW1 Or three
weeks and l had h honor to be
POSTMASTER at q big blowout for the
soldiers and engineers IN the old hotel
IL Did Albuquerque. which stood on
the site now occupied by the new
county school building. The hotel
was in the upper part Of the old
Rafael Armijo & Co.'S store building.
William T. Strand. who thc old-tiiners
win remember well as Doc strand,
sutler, was active in getting up inc
banquet and il was a jolly affair"
Thomas e. LebO, according 20 Major
Whiting. was born in Pennsylvania,
November Il. 1912. He began his mil
itarv career as second lieutenant IN
the eleventh Pennsylvania volunteers,
April %, 1851. He was mustered N
in July of that year. n in November
ne reappeared iui the service as see
ond lieutenant in the first Pennsyl-
Vania cavalry.
February 1S. 1868, he was made
first lieutenant. December ID. 1864,
he rose To the rank Of captain. June
1865, he was transferred To the
second PENNSYLVANIA provisional cav
airy. August :, 1865. he Was honor
ably mustered out of the volunteer
service. and on April /, 1864 he was
first lieutenant in the tenth cavalry
of the regular army. He was pro-
NOTED to the rank Of captain in the
regiment May II. 1876. July &c. 1898,
ne rose to be major OF h sixth cav
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
SPECIAL TRAIN MAY
Be RUN TO THE
INAUGURATION
Number Going win Probably
Warrant Excursion and Those
Expecting to Attend Should
Serd in Their Names,

Tho considerable increase in the
inauguration eedemonics at Santa
Zee next Tuesday makes ii probable
hat "a special excursion train viii he
asked of the Santa he railroad, to
leave Albuquerque early in the morn
ing of March 1st and returning 60 Al
..buQuerquc late Tuesday NIGHT. thus en-
those who desire 20 pat in the
entire day in Santa Fe and Ice az home
lat night
The entire strength OF the Learn
lard and Lindemann hoyS' band Will
be turned out for the occasion and up
to this time more than ffty members
of the republican club have sienificd
their Intention Of accompanying the
band At the same time at least one
hundred others ave expressed an IN
..tcntion ia 70. This brings the total
close to zoo and ii that number is Sc
cured today a special train VIII be ask
ed for. The Commercial club is go
ing To send "A strong dclesauon and all
|those who expect To attend the inaug-
|uratlon are urged to send their names
either to Secretary iirogan of the
commercial club or To Chairman John
"a. White Of the Republican club dur
Ing the day.
The inauguration will take place
promptly M high noon. and the pa
Trade viii follow the ceremony. The
special train leaving Albuquerque at
would therefore give ample time
10 reach santa Re for al OF the cerc-
monies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
MEET
IN ALBUQUERQUE
THIS MORNING
Gathering of Territorial Cam
paign Committee TO Consider
Statehood, a Constitutional
Convention and Other Things

The New Mexico democratic cam
paign committee viii meet this morn
ing Mt $3.50 o'clock in the Commercial
club building. the session havil ~ oeon
called for consideration Of the course
Ia be pursued by the democratic or
Sanization upon the passage 81 tn
statehood bill. the campaign 'Ir me
constitutional convention and allied
subjects. Chairman J. C. Fitch OF
Socorro will preside and a consider
able attendance of democrats from
the south and east is expected.
A number of members OF the COM
mittee have announced themselves as
in favor of a non-partisan constitu-
tional convention and il is not improh-
able that. q campaign to hat end will
be inaugurated at the meeting today.
Don't forget the free lunch at Wit
zcl's tonight. Genuine Hungarian
Goulash.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

Drink Glorieta Beer. pnone 4S2
Mn. ana Mrs. Solomon Luna arrived
yesterday from Los Lunas.
J. 6. Fitch chairman o. the terri
torial democratic central committee,
arrived last night from socorro.
Felix Martinez, owner Of the
TTibuno-Citizcn, arrived yesterday
morning from El Paso.
Mrs. II. II. Tilton Is still confined
to her rooms in the Grand Central
hotel, seriously ~
Mrs. w l.. watkins Of 3l5 North
Fifteenth street, has returned home
after q three months visit with her
parents IN Iowa.
r. w Drake. manager Of the
Woods department store Of the Santa
Barbara Tie ana Pole company, left
last night for lcspanola after q brief
visit here.
Rev. Richard hi Palma. S. j.. for
merly superior OF the old albuquerque
house or the Society OF Jesus, passed
through tho city yesterday en- route
from Trinidad TO HI Paso.
Dr. r. A. Jones yesterday placed an
exhibit IN Rupees drug store, a col
lection OF the cuftoS gathered by nm
during his recent trip TO Tiburon ISL
and, The collection includes minerals.
indian knives, bows. war clubs and
implements.
The remains Of the late Miss Austa
Aune. aged rs years, who died yestef-
day morning at her rooms In the
Highlands, VIII be held this morning
from the strong undertaking parlors
frha DpX - fFl nfKNFtuht Vtil nfffqi.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

by some ghastly. grim and grisly pic
lures of the Flagellants beating
themselves with spiked clubs up a
rocky hill surmounted by a gloomy
cross, deals with the rites OF the fast
disappearing sect Of the Penitentes in
this territory. The story Is laid chiefly
Mt the site of an abandoned village
of the Penitentes in Sierra county, ex-
act location not stated, and is written
in most graphic style. There is also
the tale of the tourist, some years ago,
who was perforated and badly wound
20 with a rifle in the hands OF a mem
Der Of the sect. who would not stand
yon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
WARNING
Albuquerque People Must Recognize
and Heed IL.

IL q hha'
and Heed Ii.
Kidney ills come quietly-mysteri-
ously,
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See If the color is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment,
Passages frequent. scanty. painful.
It's time then to use D0an's Kid
ney Pills.
To ward off Bright's disease or dia-
betes.
Doan's have done great work in
Albuquerque.
Mrs. +. Fournelle, 4OS South Broad
way. Albuquerque, \. NJ, says: Il
can vouch for the merit of Doan's
Kidney Pills as heartily now as when
I publicly recommended them over ,
years ago. Though l have not taken
Doan's Kidney Pills during this inter-
of time, / have advised other per-
sons to try them and ! know from
reports hat the remedy has acted sat
isfactory. In n testimonial / gave III
favor Of Doan's Kidney pills in Jam
uary. 1907. I said that the contents
OF three boxes had cured me OF pam
in the back that had chung to me Tor
a long time. Now. after a lapse al
years. I can say that l have had no
recurrence Of my old trouble. l be-
lieve that my permanent cure JUST
fies me in praising Doan's kidney
Pills more highly than yer"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Fostsr-Miihurn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

airy and September IA. 1899, found
him lieutenant colonel Of the first cav
airy. Hc was breveted colonel Of the
now fourteenth regiment in 1901, and
after several wears more of service he
was retired with the rank of brigadier
general. Much Of his life in the army
General Lebo saw active service all
over this country, and in the Philip
pine islands. leaving the service after
his return from the Orient.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

cemetery. The deceased was q health
seeker. who was forced by illness To
stop here while en- route from hef
home IN the east to California.
The funeral Of the late Trinidad
| Salaz0r. occurred from the sacred
| Heart church yesterday morning,
Rtv. +. ToInassini, :. j.. officiating
| The funeral WIS attended by a large
number OF friends. Interment was
made in san Jose cemetery.
Messrs. A. schuatcr and B. schuster
al the firm Of \. & y. Schuster of Hol-
brook. Ariz. arrived in Albuquerque
yesterday and will spend two days
here. They expect to leave this even
where they VIII sail for Europe for an
extended stay abroad.
]. II. O'Rielly. manager OF the Oc-
cidental Life Insurance company. who
has been very seriously IN at his
home on North Ninth street for sew
eral days, with ~erysepilas, was report
ed very much improved yesterday aft
ernoon, While still seriously III, Mr..
O'Reilly is believed 10 be out Of dan
ger.
The remains Of the late John a.
Lewis. who died Monday afternoon ut
his homo north OF this city at the age
of 40 years, will lie IN state from ]
TO 3 p. m. today at the French x
Lowber undertaking parlors. at which
time friends who desire may view the
body. Tonight the remains win be
shipped TO Arkansas city, kan, for
interment, accompanied by the be-
reaved wife and son Tho deceased
was a member OF the Modern Wood
men.
The Marjorie Benton Cooke Concert
company OF Chicago. H., entertained
a large number OF Santa Fe employees
and their friends at the Santa Re
reading rooms last night. a number
or clever ana fascinating m-nnolognes
by Mrs. Cooke; several pleasing So
prano solos by Mrs. Emery Jones; a
Joseph II. Cooke. and accompani-
ments and bass solos by Charles p.
Kellogg. were only a few OF the good
things on the program.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, ac-
eompanied q party OF prominent east
ern business men and their wives to
lslcta Thursday afternoon Tor q look
al the pueblo. The party travelling in
the private Pullman signet, WAS com
posed Of MT. and Mrs. Zen Greenhut
Of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Rothschild OF Chicago, MIR and Mrs
Melville Rothschild and $. simon OF
St, Paul. Mr.. Greenhut vs. head Of the
firm OF Siegel, Cooper q CO., New
York and Chicago, and Mr.. R0thschild
IS manager az the firm Of A. NJ. Roth
schild a. co. The party has just re-
turned from "A tour OF Mexico and Will
spend today at Grand Canyon, going
thence to California.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

Yes. It's true. Neither the editors, the
reporters. the printers Of the even
ing paper. nor their families. have
free transportation to the Gem theater
and an tho ta'k and the knorf theN
put in their sheet viii not make the
Gem loosen up. We do not discrim-
mate. We are for greater Albu-
uuerque. and will not be run by the
big nit K~nocksviiie bunch. SO WELD
your hammer brand. until the public
gets disgusted with your bad noise
Cen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

TO THOSE WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS OUR NEW eoTH
CENTURY COLLAR SHNPER OF
rERS THE PERFECTION or COL
LAR COMFORT. DOESN'T CRACK
THEM. EITHER. AND LETS TIFF
TIE SLIP EASY. IMPERIAL IAUS-
sRv 90. PHONE t4s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

OF SHU00ERS
NARROWING TALE IN
ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER

The Place Of Shuddcrs is the title
~ a tuli page story in the last sun
day edition Of the -. Louis Republic.
The feature story, which IS Illustrated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

If troubled with indigestion, consti-
patton, no appetite or feel bilious,
give Chamborlain's stomach and Liv-
er Tablets a trial and you will be
pleased with the result. These tab
lets lnvigorate the stomach and liver
and strengthen the digestion. Sold
by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

/ will sell at auction on Tuesday,
March LIST. at 9.0o p. m. the Henry
Dyeing and Cleaning works. consist
ing OF delivery wagon. all implements
and fixtures with good VIII
This is an old and well established
stand. \ real paying proposition
owners leaving town. Situated III
West silver avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

Sanitary Plumbing 4 Henting Co.
Repairing a specially. iot South
Phone gfs or fIfe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
DAYS." SUBJECT
OF DR.. BLAIR'S R NJ
AT SERVICE LAST NIGHT

THE Last Days. and the future life
we're discussed by Dt. Blair at the
union revival services at the Congre-
gational church last night. taxing as
his text, 'But | say unto you it shall
be more tolcrable for Tyre and Sidon
at the Judgment than il shall be for
YOU DIR. Blair discussed briefly the
nature of heaven and he'll n declar-
ed that the Just and unjust cannot
live together through eternity. lie de-
scribed the separation which Christ
IL to make on the great day on which
lie will sit as judge. The speaker adj
vanced the thought that there Will
he different degrees Of reward and
punishment. Greater reward and OPP
Iportunity mean greater responsibility
Dr. Blair said that he believed 1t viii
be more tolerable for the Jews who
cried, Away with Him" or for Pom
titus Rilate or for the Roman soldiers.
who pierced His side. than for sinners
who reject Him in the twentieth cen
turv
There will DE no services today
SUNDAY the services. both afternoon
land night. will be held at the Preshy-
terrain church. instead OF the Elks the
later as heretofore. The afternoon
service, which win commence at 3
O'Clock. will be especially for young
people. although All are invited to
both services.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

" YOU need a carpenter, telephone
Hcssclden; phone 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

Keep knocking. AIR. Yellow Every
knock is q boost. Did You see the
crowd nj the Gem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

Don't forget the free lunch NJ Wit
I'ls tonight HUNGARIAN
Guulash.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST


Forecast.
Washington. Feb. 25-Ncw Mexico
and Arizona. Partly cloudy and
colder Saturday. sunday fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

the Rev. - -. Cleworth. the Rev. e. T.
Cornell and DT. Edgar r. hin. of Meteor
mick Theological Seminary. cooked AMI
busted the furniture swept Tire floors bod,
rugs and made beds The Rev. John Tim
othy Stone. Of the Fourth Presby terian
Church. was skcpticai OF his fellow preach
evS' ability al firsJ. bur Dee was sure of one
thing These ministers" hc said. will
have clean hands. at any rate, by the time
hty ger through washing dishes"
The Rev Frederick r. Hopkins. Of Pill
grim Congregational Church. did not ap-
prove tine man housckeepcr idea az all.
Don't make this anti-saloou crusade ridic-
ulo,is." he said. with stories of preachers
stewing pruucs and boiling beans. Just mix
a little com non sense WITH religion or
vc'II regret g. TaIk sbou, our societies
and Teformcrs drawing from the pockets
oF the generous tens 90 thousands Of dollars
every year. n they cannot elect an alder
man and enforce ordinances against rascal
ity they are as useless and impractical as
d procession OF women Fed by the Woman
Christian Temperance Union down state
street. when 80 per cent OF their sex are in
the fashionable Restaurants half full OF
booze"
Meantime the vets" were arguing that
beer was the last lusury left within reach
0f lire poor man. that the saloon was his
clubroom. nee ssity for his existence. To
offset tie argument tic "drys" placed a
former saIoonkeeper on The stump. eyes. %
he said. the saloon IS the poor mans club
just as long as he spends money: when
his money is gone he Is told 20 ge- out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

go grams a Is pounds) Of marketable
feathers. tie best being valued hero a,
y - to s. ~ a kilo TO- pounds. the in
Ierior grades bringing from So 10 To 81 ~
curing the year 1875 about i5Wo kiIos
'So'''S pounds) were exported 90 France. tne
IWttd states. Spain and Germany the
shipments for 1909 icing nearly - COO kiIoe
'+'Il' pounds. The export duty il ba-aI
on valuation Of $50 pesos (22 59l Dar kilo
1L Nhich the duty * I per cent. an es,..n
~ pesos 'Sl@ 90 of duty there is an a Idi.
tWtaI duly OF J per cent
a me majority of the feathers are vo~r
I.II: SoihetlHeS cqEallinS and even ey-
gtllns the African in quality bur smaller
WHICH ls reInedted by Joining three fesfhers
t'iiStHWlse Tn" large Spccial,., selsrt 80
L. 81 = kilo. Wits -
some years ago there wero nesrT,. on.
HuuuIed thousand native Ostficb.-e i'm I'm.
SudN our the scarcity Of food TO A.
ulO4th and locUsts. caused marv Of ti,en,
70 thIsIate To Argentina. whence they INV
aeNrt returned. ~ the present time m p.
o. amour hlty Thousand the number NAV.
rig been slowly decreasing as 50 MN
Nyte Shot for their feathers lIov-ever
tlllH year inc government Of jrrII.-rta,- Ia,
u'aH' an Effort TO protect them. and n 4
hoptd thal their numbers will araip ~,
pOrtant assets o. > ''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
RAISING OsTRICHEs.
The Big Feather Producers of Uruguay
and Argentina.

Consul Frederic ". GodinG. AT Monte
,id,o. writes OF the ostriches of Uruguay
and Argentina and their commercial value
a. feather producers.
The native ostrich or naudu O;hea amer
icaual OF Uruguay and Argentina rcscm-
bles the African bird In a general way. but
is smaller. OF a mixed gray color and has
three toes. whereas the larger species has
only two" he says. a smaller species.
Rhea darwni. is found in Patagonia. and
seems Ia range much further north: a third
species, Rhea macrorhyncha. being known
The males are pOiygamous. each having
five or six females. generally keeping to-
gether in nocks OF from uftecn to thirty
and are found roaming throughout the open
country Of Uruguay. The average height Is
FIVE lee.. tine weight eighty To- one hundred
pounds each Their food consists Of grass
and insects. Several females lay their eggs
n one nest. which is merely a hole found
anywhere m the ground. The eggs weigh
about two pounds each, arc ~ a sOrdid
grccuisE yellow. and arc sat upon and
Matched in forty DAYS. SOLELY 10y the male.
The nardus are easily tanned. and may be
occasionally eccn doncsticated. The wings
and tail are considered great table deli
cacics. the other portions being very greasy
and eft a hshy flavor. The eggs also are
felishcd.
To secure the feathers. which have be-
come ga important article 81 export. the
hird~. AT The umc the plunage b. FUN. are
driven into previously arranged nets by
poems. vino pull ont the feathers. They are
sorted and graded and placed n their nat
ural state iu parcels of three fuurihs OF a
kio us5 pounds, each. when disinfccted
aud placed iu hoNea ready FOR export each
hos contains ioo % -oj hilos '1 90 ul
p0unLtl Of feathers. Zach bird ylclds about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
DlFHCULTIES FaDE AWAY
& Gold Medal Cod Liver Oh Food Wei
eon-e A.iSs By Palate and Stomach.

Two practical dificlltics that have
stoou iu ;he wat 81 administering cod
Liver OH are its disagreeahle taste and
slonencss 20 cause irritation of the
stomach
Tho arst b. largely. ana tho second
sIureiy dine 10 change that takes
place n the fats Of free oil on standing.
lu Ozomulsion this change cannot
occur
Dnis prime. fresh Norway Gold Medal
OF b. used. and the Incorporation az
this vith g!yocrine and hypophosphites
~ lime and soda prevents doCOmposi-
ZION ~ the fats and forms product
Pleasant 80 the taste. and Incapable OF
causing irritation Of the stomach.
Oz0mulsion ~ Tor Consumption. Pneu-
m0uia and kindred affections ~ too
longs. as well as FOR an wasting DIS
eases On which salvation depends Oh a
bogrtiful uphuildiug of strength.