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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-12

l am now enjoying" Mrs. SARAH
LoUsIGNoNT, Ala S. Livingston Street,
Brookfeld, Mo.
The Change Of Life is the most criti-
cal period of a woman's existence, and
neglect of health at this time invites
disease and pain.
Women everywhere should remem-
per that there is no other remedy
known to medicine that will so sue
cesstully carry women through this
trying period as Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from ma
tive roots and herbs.
Fer 80 years it has been curing wo.
men M from the worst forms of female
DISCRIMINATION, ulc ton, dis
placements, fibroid tumors, Irregular.
ties, periodic pains, backache, and
nervous prostration.
II you would like special advice
ABOUT 1y your case write a confiden.
aaI letter to Mrs. Pinkham. al
lynn. Mass. Her advice is fee
and always helpful
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-12

oates back to the
time that me n
may expect nature
to bring on them
the Change of Life.
I got a bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
" e 6 e t able Com
pound and it made
|me feel much better,
land [ have contin.
lued it's use. / an,
livery grateful to you
flor the good health
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WOMEN
OF MIDDLE
AGE
Need Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

was unable to do any kind Of work and
only weighed 11s pounds. My trouble
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If you will call at our store during our Majestic
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of Majestic Ranges are the same, but we give
the set FREE with each Majestic Range bought
during demonstration week only.
REASONS WHY THE. GREATIMAJESTC YOU SHOULD BUY
lst 1t has the reputation Of being the best range
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End 1t not only has the reputation but is the best
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s.

Somitag abenb lit Ser Cotton
@arnipal" in @aIpelton our1 @ou-
perneur Campbell eroffnet morhen.
Die MnsiteIlung bon 8aummene uno
gaummoamaaren lit beoeutcnb gro.
Der als lebtes Sabr.
Sn Dem 8ig @olf Saloon in
Dallas fano am Samitag eine 9faufe-
rel 5miiben Gobert 6. guis uno 6.
$. Souhitone tltatt, in Ser gGis erito.
den unD Soufitone idmer perlcst
mur0e. Die Galiferei mar Die 6olge
elmer alloern Mffaire, Ole iid ncr mel.
reren @oden in Stem Scope 3ugetro.
gen bate. @uis ionte Elm ipeiRes
Mdbhen pereenaltief baben unb mar
oesmegen perbaftet mor6en. CT mar
erit am Snmftag aus benz @efdngnis
entloiien. ~ Nm ielben Gage purbe
in 0aIos, in einem 8ooroinebauic
an Der Bapne StraBe, Elm Mann Geo.
melts Sobu M. &arris bon einem ge~
miiien Seffe JIatt eridoifen. GIati
lit Der Better oes 9oaroingbaItfes.
Or bebauptet, Sarris babe i'm nit CT,
ZEN Meiier olrgeeriffen uno CT babe
i'm in Selbftperteioiglne nleoergc.
iboiien.
- 4n Sanlltag boben Ole Goun.
tpfonpentionen ftottgefunoer, in DC.
men 9elegaten 5u ben Staotsfoupcn-
tionerl gemdblt tDuroen. 81. Mnb1n.
ger goIquitt's perben Die Staotsfon-
pention IN COLLECTION beberrihcn nnb
oieielbe miro anein @nid)eine nad)
ponig barinoniif perlaufen. Gte
SubmiIiionsfrnse mirb feinen Stre.t
perurIahen, ebenio Denig mie ons
ugoilep Siiue".
Gle Mepltblifoiter bon @uaoa.
loupe gountp baben III ibrer Gonntp.
Gonpention am Sonlitag 4onoioateii
fir ane gountDImter omf9eIicni.
Cecil 2pon lit in fait alien re-
pnbiifdnFifen @oultDeaonrentionen
am Somitag itooiiiert moroen.
9ns Imariao I'M Hanbanole
fpiro gemelbet, oaB bort am Conn.
taa idJpere &egeni6auer gefoaen
ieien. sSn Saltlfner @ountp iuar Der
}egen 10 idIimm, ooB Die ernten
ara belhGoiet muroen.
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crit oann IN &raft treten lo1e, Dettn
Die Mebr5abl Ser 8ebolferung Der
Sta6t ibn in elmer ~regillaren Nbitint-
imlng gutgebeiBen babe. No9ocm Die
Iahriht bon DEM @llto6ten bier ein.
getroffell NOR, bate 0os Gyefutihto-
mite nit Sem Experimentation Serrcll
cine llrterrebnng, int ser ab9entod.t
mltrbe, oob cine Gbarter<8in nit Ell.
ner oerartigen 8eitimmIre einue.
reidt nno bon uniern 8ertrctern III
Der 2egislat1tr unterltiibt iucroen
ione. Die goIfs Ibltimlnlule iiber
Sen Charter ion oanlt III Der erIten
ISOLDE bes 6ebrnar itattfilSen.
@ouperneur Campbell lit er.
irdt tporoen oie @oupernel,re ser
nlerifaniiden Stoaten ei15ulaoen>
Der i'm Nohember bier Itottfiu6enhen
Sibung oes Grams Wiiiiilippi Cot
9reb bei5ulpobne1.
Die republifonii6e Sountpfor.
uention oln Somltag bot FEM Gonu.
tp=9idet ~anfeeitellt, tie bat aber M.
$. Snnitb, S. 6. @lgin uno 6reoerid
gerren als observation-disclosures EN-,
pfoblen. Gin 9eihllB mus6e anee-
nomulen, our6 BEN Senator ReoT ct.
irdf miro, fem 8eites gu tim, ltnt Die
4nnabnle zines %Gommiliion CHARTERS
5t Iid1ern. Die 4onbioatitr S. 81.
8erren's fir oos 8ouperuellrsami
ulrroe gutgebeiBell. Cecil 9uon iullr-
Be nid)t inooiiiert, oaeegen .pllrbe Elm
9eidlnB ongenommen, oaB hds Mmt
zines Mitgliebes oes NationoI-&om
tes uno bas Mn1t zines @orIibenoer
oes Staatsfomites nidt OUT cine Ber.
ion p%ereiniet iein ioa. Ser Intraq,
@bas. 50. Ogden, als 0elegaten 81
ernettnen, u110 Slpnr als eriten alll
Ser 2iite, muroe nieoergeitimmt. 90
ben lit fein 9elegat.
s. Sc. Sppenbeimer 1T nieoel
gum 8~oriisenoen beg republifaniiben
grefutipfon1ites fir 8eror gounts
ermablt por6en.
- Die bemofratiibe &oanetltion
am Samitae ltabm 8eidluiie III, oie
iid aufs Gntidieoenite gegen Die ron
ser Gommiiiion Government 2eaeEl
uno Der giti5en's 2eague befiirtuor'
tete Notwithstanding sfidtcrr
Die 8lotform %inooiiiert gelauitt
preiit oie Mmtspermaltung Der itdbti,
ihen nno Der Gountpbeamten mn
lpriht iih nit iebr idarfe1i @orter
gegen uiumptuarD laps~ iegli6el
@rt aus. Die Mmtst1tigteit Ser
gunoesienatoren 8oilep ullb Cutler.
Jon, bes 4ongreB &epraientonter
Slapoen uno Ser 2egislatl1r : gie-
praientanten Serren uno @obrlntns
miro riibme1lb anerfannt. Die &on-
uention perlief obne groBe Iufregung
2angere 8isfuilion REF nur Ser Ne.
|ihluB gesen Die 4ommiiiionsuermel.
tung berbor.
s. 6. 9iloebrano muroe mieoel
gum 8oriibenoen oes oenlpfratiidct
@ountn=grefutipfomites erm1blt.
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bo6miitige 9lusbrud pieocr, ullo er
iagte aufitebeno:
uSSbr iperbet feben, ooB mir 3eii
uno Wiibe berlieren, Mber es iei.
ipie Sbr faetl Sur meme id, bab
mir bier @eit init brei aned)ten u,lo
nidt ben Srneberr1 laiien, ser NIT
ltns reiten mag"
Serr Grieori1, beiien g(ntlit fid)
beiul 8oridlag bes @moeners irobIid
erbeat batte, menoete iid iett urltlu-
tie bintpce. Ser ilnge @altber itono
in ieiner Nabe, er fliiiterte Inn gu:
pDu iiebit, er tragt ben @eoanfen
nift, oab ih bieruno5man3ig Stlln.
Sen frei bon linn bleibel" ,nb ItrcEte
bonn Sero ipieoer Dem SauStor 5u.
0of belt er inre, dig er Die Mnt.
mort tom BIa1s bernabm:
uNiht alio, Serr Nicolausl SIR
oiirft idon Der 9teiter baIher Dem
Belt nidt bobere gbre ~auipenoen, als
gurem leibliben Setter! Ger Sung.
berr muB bleiben uno id min fir ihl
einiteben, bob er'g an iid nidt febIen
l1Bt.~
MortIebula foInt.)
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Sm iiioliden 9eile bon anoc.-
ion goilntp lit iuabreno Der lestei,
Gage Der pergangenen @nt)e Elm
Hoiienfampf im @anee semeien.
8enauere gin5elbeiten limo nod
nidt befanyt, bp6 mciB mon, DoB
5ebn Neeer setotet iino. Isle es
ldeint, iinb Die @eiBen Die an-
9reifer geDeien. Wopurb ibr @or-
aeben peranlaBt tpumoe, lit nod
nidt fatgeitellt,, es betBt, ste eartse
0eidihte lei baourd entltonben.
ooB ein farbiger Moao-O berieer
BON einem 8eiBen b~erl1ngt babe,
CT loae unter ibm arbeiten. Stranger
ltno Mili5en iinb nah gnoelior
Gountp seididt uno es ideI'li, als
iuenn Die @ube iett interchangeable
iet. @ier ipeiBe Wanner = @en
Spurger, Soib 8iibop, SION Oar.
iler uno @olter Serguiou = fllo
pom Den Strangers nnter Der anfIooe
oes Worbes berbaftet mo nod
Soleitine gebraht poroen. oesalei.
den feds Neger. Die Granbiurp
ioort cine unteriuhnng oer
@reigniiie pornebmen.
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Die 6cite Stnn6e bes 2e5cns

1T, lpellll mon cine eroBe gat getan
ODER cine iutrocrbare @ntoedltng ge-
nladt bat. S. 81. Yitt BON 9tofr
Mf., q. g., idreibt: .@ei Der i6iuer-
itell grfaltung, Die id ie Ourdoe-
madt, entbedte ib 5l meiner aro-
BEN 3ufrieoenbeit, welde nunoerba.
re @nitell- unb Grfaltuur9s -Meoi5in
Or. Sings SEEN DISCOVERY lit. Cine
Slaide furierte mid p~o1ltdltoio.
30 Gts. ms $1.00. 8crilldsflaid)c
frei. @arantirt bon allen 3rugeiiten.
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aud Elm sroit.

ST Is jett asd iG1anblid beif,
Nun, es lift fid nod %ertfagen,
Branht man bpd nidt mad bent 3:reis
Bon Der 5enermmg fraset.
@irb mns in Der Iplitif
Wanhntal audi bic MmsiidJt trii6er,
Tub man friegt bic Sahe bid
Sph, gpttlpb, . gebt balb npriiber.
Sbmabt ELM eitler, hummer @idt
nnier Sun unb infer Strebem.
Nnn, 10 argert uns bas ntdt,
g maR aud fulde &aase seben.
Sber milf Elm Mnb'rer gar
MAIDEN itns has 2eben fauer,
Sr1itet ttts Der SprndJ fiirtuabr:
Us lit nidts ppn etu'gcr Saner.
Che ct es md gebaht
Salt elm iulfer b1ier 8mbe,
Der ntel Merger iitts gettadt
Sn bic ielbftgesrab'ne @rnbe.
4les mas nns piberfd6rt
S1ieS, bat 5n rmferm Srpmrmtem
Inns ben iueiie Sprnd getebrt:
S1tt' mod f6nnen ihlimmer funtttCE.
Wandem tpirb nun bieies stuar
gls Elm idlefter ErDit erideinen; -
9pf Der alte Sprud bleibt nabr:
Seiier ihledten Sroft uie feinen.
God eebt alles 81. nerauer,
Wia Dir gar nid1tS redt g%elinger,
grinse Seine Sorgen Der,
Wu bic belen Sefer flinsen.
81 a 8ier, ebler Grant,
On bift unier Sprsenbreher,
Sebes Giimmernik n~erianf
Sm benz &rets Der fruben Sedbcr.
sdreit aud gleid Der Muder 0rof:
Sbr fplt MIR in @afer praien!
9ent' i1 bod bei mir, er iol
Inns has y lamp- 8ter laHeu.
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Conger Bros. in St. Pau, Mimi, sagen: "Fletcher's Castorfa verdient
Lob und list empfehlenswerth."
Hoagand & Mansfield in Boston, Mass, sagen: "Wr konnen nur
Gutes uer Ihr Castoria sagen und stehen NIGHT an, es ruckhaltos zu
empfehen."
The Schotz Drug Co, in Denver, Colo, sagt: "Fletcher's Castoria
list in jeder Haushaltung bekannt. Jede Famnie nit KindHn bedient SIGH
desselben ofenbar."
c. G. A. Loder in Philadelphia, Pa, sagt: "2O Jahre lang haben wr
durchaus befriedigt hat"
Rikers Drug Stores in New York City, N. Y, sagen: "Fletcher's Cas-
toria ist zines der altesten und popularsten Praparate in unseren Stores.
VIII konnen III Gutes daruber sagen."
Wolf-Wns Drug Co. in St Louis, Mo, sagen: "von den Tausenden
Won Patentmedicinen, die bel us verlangt werden, konnen wir III sehr
wenge nit gutem Gewissen empfehen-und zu diesen wenigen gehort Ihr
Castona.'"
D. R. Dyche & Co. in Chicago, ILL.,. sagen "Die stegende Nachfrage
mach lhrem Castoria zGgt, dss in verstandnssvones Pubhkum cine YER
dienstiche Arznei wurdigt, ud NIGHT zogert sic Freunden zu empfehen,
wen IS SIGH einmal dberzeugt hat, das hire Vorzlge grosser sind ais ir
nachgeruhmt werden."
The Owl Drug Go. in San Francisco, CAL, sagt: "Wir sind stets fir
die "orgnal man protection /" eingereten und haben uns besonders streng
a n den ausschiessiehen Verkauf des echten und orignalen Castoria (Fht-
cher's} gehaHen. Viele Leute, die es bel us kaufen, sagen, sic mochten esl
in ihrer FamIie NIGHT missen.'
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2ebcm AM Namama- aamaI

er5eligt Mafaria, tueld)e Tauienoen
2eiben inlo 500 brahte. Mbcr Gle,
trio @itters perfeblte ,lie, Malaric-
2eioen at fllrieren. @nl. ". Sret-
ipelt bon 2uconta, e. g., ibreibt:
yDrei Slnid)cn furierten mid bon
einert idiucren Mnfaa BON Malaric
ltll0 c%rfrclle ib mid ieitoeln Ser Be,
fen Weiunobeit." so Gts. @arantiert
non oQen 9ruggiften.
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(GortIebniIa foInt.)

9luf Dem Strome oes 2ebens
l6mimmen Die Sberfla6liden am
leihtelten.
Die gbrlidfeit bes Sinoers
lieat oft am Slinbe.
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9as &einltat int Gonnty.

9as %poaitanbiee @eiultut ser
8rimarmabl in unierm County lit
fpIueu1es.
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NaChahm

Leset die Ausassungen elmer der GROssTEN zElTUNGEN IN AMERIKA
uber dh@en GegenNand:
"Die Fabrikanten Vol CastorTa mussten sichs Hundertausende vn Dollars
koaen lassen, um das PubGkum NIT der Unterschrlt Won Chas. H. Fletcher YER
taut z u machen, aus kdnem anderen Grunde, ais well Pnaten die Catoria
Trade Mark nachmachten, also Elm Verbrechen begingen NIGHT nr a den
Eigenthumern Won Casria, sondern auh an dem heranwachsenden Geschecht
ALE dieengen Personen, welchen die Gesundheit ihrer Kinder am Herzen
igt soften darauf achten, das Castoia die Unterschrnt vu Ghas. H.
Fletcher TRACE Etem md Muter insbesondere soften die Castoia- Anzeigen
in desem BlaHe genau ansehen und SIGH mmken, dass der Umschlag am
jeder Flasche o achtem Castuia die Facsimile Untemnhit vn Chas. H
Fletcher tagt umer de@n Auficht dassebe set mehr ais pdreiwig Jahren
frtwahrend hagedelt worden ist"-PhladMpho Bulletin
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

CcOntlnued On PaEe Thrss.l
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
W. ar Chest is
Being Filled
for Home Rule
Irish Nationalist Party Does Not
Propose to Be Caught Empty
Handed at Election Time.
BY THOMAS EMMETT.

DUBLIN Ireland March 2s,Z Especial to
the Publishers Press.)-The Irish National
list party does not propose ftos be caught
with an empty war chest when the next
general election comes. Already steps have
been taken to swell the parliamentary
fund, and with good results. ..r4
1t Is realized that home rule will not be
won until another general election is held
Just when this will come, of course, no
one can tell. Redmonds leadership in
bringing about a committee which makes
1t practically certain that the fight will
come on the Lords veto direct and com
plicated by other questions has strength
ened his position and 1t is doubtful IL the
OBrienites will be able to make as good
show in the next election as they did
in the last.
Ireland has had its share of floods and
can sympathize with France. Along the
Shannon in some places, the water in
vaded the country for miles at each side,
| compelling people living near to hasten
from their homes. In one or two places
the inhabitants Of entire villages sought
shelter elsewhere. Some OF these people
suffered great loss as their entire farm
produce was swept off on the swollen
river So great was the flood that the
powerful cargo boats could scarcely make
headway The district near Athlone suf-
suffered much and a considerable. number
OF men were thrown out OF work. The
greatest sufferers are the inhabitants of
the Islands in Lough Rec, where the water
rose to an alarming height. They were
completely cut off from the mainland for
days, and unable TO obtain supplies OF
food or fuel
The first bi-plane designed and built by
woman is now being used by Miss Lillian
e. Bland, near Ballymore, Westmeatb.
This machine is about twenty -eight feet
wide and follows the Wright type in its
main outlines. No engine has been fitted
as Miss Bland employs 1t as a gliding ma
chine. Several satisfactory glldes have al
ready been made from the summit of a
hill, the machine being controlled by ropes.
When the preliminary trials have been
completed Miss Bland will pilot the ma
chine herself and II II proves successful
she viii fit an engine and propellers
Colonel Mcnamara has lodged a claim
for eco compensation with the secretary
OF the Clare County council for injury 10
cattle. Twenty 3-year-old bulocks. which
were grazing on the lands Of Knleen in
the Corofin district. were found to have
been heavily coated with blue paint
! Michael keenan,. who is in his lOist
year. and his youngest son, Patrick. who
is 70 years OF age. are at present in re-
eeipt OF pensions. They live together in the
townland Of Parsons Green. Newton But
/ Ter county, FermanaRh
An extraordinary affair occurred the
other night on the River Lee. Ten boats,
occupied by poaehers. attacked a steam
launch and rowing boat belonging to the
Fishery Conservators. Both parties wers
armed with revolvers; shots were fired
with the result that two poaehers wer,
| wounded.
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SIR GEORGE REID IS FINE
MARK FOR THE CART00NISTS
with MOnOcle, POnderOus Build and
Double Chin They Play
Him strong.

LONDON, March 2S.-(special TO the Pub
lisher's Press.)-sir George Houston Reid.
who will arrive in London shortly to take
upon himself the newly created rank OF
high commissioner OF Australia. is one of
the great characters of tins Antipodes.
He is indispensable TO the Australian
caEicaturist. Ponderously built double
chinned, wearing heavy moustache and a
monocle, he is one OF the strong men OF
the south. He has filled every sort OF po-
litieal office in the land OF his adoption
working his way from Nj. L. A.-that is
Member OF the Legislative Assembly
he reached the exalted office OF Premier
OF the Commonwealth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
PEACE MUST Be MAINTAINED
Powers Have Hope of Bringing About
Solution Of Balkan Trouble.
CzAR is BACK OF THE PLAN
Two Old Friends Fight Duel over
''Private Affair." and One Is
Shot IN the FoFehend at
e.. Thires-FIVe Faces.
RY RMIL ANDRAssY.

IStVIENNA, MaTcht@, 26.-( Especial to the
Publishers PressO--Cbunt Aerenthal. the
Austria Hungarians foreign minister, is
more hopeful of bringing about a peace
full settlement of the Balkan situation
than he has been:f for long time. In fact
he is inclined to believe that while danger
has not been entirely eliminated the ten
sion has so far relaxed that the outlook
is now decidedly hopeful.
The interchange OF notes between the
various chancelleries has made it apparent
that Europe has practically decided there
must be no war. The czar and Mr.. Isirol-
sky, 1 understand made their plan to the
czar of Bulgaria on his recent visit to St.
Petersburg, while Germany has intfmated
strongly to Turkey that peace must be
maintained. OF course, there Is a possibility
that these warnings will be disobeyed, but
1t is not regarded as probable.
In the meantime the unrest in Asiatic
Turkey continues. A fresh cause of dis
satisfaction has arisen In Albania, due to
the efforts of the authorities to impose the
Arabic alphabet on the people.
The use OF books in the Latin characters
has been prohibited in certain schools
Religious teachers are particularly active
in stirring up popular feeling against the
Latin alphabet They say that It will
subvert the foundations OF the true
faith that II the children are taught the
Latin alphabet they will become infidel,
and that. consequently all good Moslems
must oppose its Introduction into the
schools.
These appeals to the fanaticism Of the
ignorant masses are having considerable
effect, especially in centers where Turkish
influence is predominant.
Fatal DueI.
Baron Hermann widerhofer. an Austrian
government agent. and Or. Oscar Mayer
former friend, have fought duel with
fatal results.
They quarrelled about what is described
as a private affair" and during a dis,
pute in public Dr. Mayer assaulted hi.
friend, who Immediately challenged him
The seconds, who were four army
officers arranged a duel with smoothbor,
pistols the combatants TO fire three shoti
at a distance OF thirty-five PAGES. Tn,
unusually long distance shows that TN,
seconds did not consider the insult q
matter OF life or death
The duel took place on Saturday after
noon, near the rifle butts on the out
skirts Of town. Baron Widerhofer. as IN,
aggrieved person fired first. using hi,
left hand. as his right arm had beer
injured during the struggle with DR.
Mayer He missed his opponent.
DR.. Mayer then fired and his trs
bullet pierced Baron winderhofers fore
head. The latter died in a motor ambulanc,
while being conveyed TO a hospital
DIR. Mayer, horror-struck at what he hat
done declared that he aimed at Baror
Continues on Page ThrssJ
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IcOnsinned on Page rwOA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
One-Third Are Christlans.

More than one-third of mankind are
Christians, according to a religious census
just published by DR.. H. Zeller, director
Of the statistical bureau in Stuttgart He
estimates that Of the 1,544, SIC, 900 people in
the world 5S494O,O0O are Christians. There
are SOO,OOo0OO Confucians, 214OOO,OOO Brah-
minis, 175,29O,OOO Mohammedans, 12l, 200. 900
Buddhsts and 10S6O,O0O Jews.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
FRIEND OF HUGHES.
IS NAMED BY TAFT
Gen. Nelson Henry to Become
Surveyor of Customs on
Governors Suggestion
Interesting Coincidence Marks
the Appointments of Two
New Workers

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Seuste
committees now have in custody The
nominations of two important officials
of New York. drafted by Presider- TAFT
for the service OF the United States.
The nomination of Governor Charles
f. Hughes to be associate justice or
the supreme court in place of the late
David j. Brewer awaits the report Of
the committee on judiciary.
The nomination of Adjutant General
Nelson Henry to be surveyor Of GUS
toms in place of General Clarkson OF
the port of New York is in the hands
of the committee on commerce.
1t was an interesting coincidence that
brought the appointment of these two
New Workers to the senate on the same
day Governor Hughes and General
Henry are close personal friends and 70
is known that the Endorsement Of Gov
ernor Hughes was virtually the decid-
ing factor in the appointment Of Cen
era1 Henry
There seems no doubt of the PROMPT
confirmation of the appointment
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
DAMON AND PYTHIAS"
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
Initial Performance of Famous
Play Assured of Success

The first performance OF Damon and
Pythias." under the auspices Of Phoenix
lodge No. SO, Knights of Pythias, in aid
Of their fund for entertainment of dele
sates 10 the meeting of the supreme
council in this city in 1915, will take
place at the Valencia tbeater this even
ing.
Phillip Keene, a young actor and
nephew of the late tragedian, Thomas
Keene, has been engaged. with his COM
pany. to produce this famous play of
fraternal devotion. and the version that
he uses, written and adapted by him
self, has been given with success for
Pythian bodies all over the United
States
Keene will play Pythias, having made
that the dominant role. and his sup
port, which includes Laura Keene, is
said 10 be OF high order Of excellence.
Members of the uniform rank of
Phoenix lodge viii constitute the army
and mob incident 10 the play, and the
scenic and costume effects viii be his
torically correct.
The second and last performance of
Damon and Pythias" will be given to-
morrow Thursday night.