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The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
ONLY ONE WAY TO SHAKE 1T OFF

Unhappy 10 the man o. woman
with q bad back. No rest. no sleep,
no peace AT all. IL begins I'm the
morning. when you get up from bed
60 lame, sore and stiff that II lie hard
10 bend over TO put your shoes on.
All day there Is a heavy. dull.
throbbtng pain In the small OF the
back. Just over the kidneys 1t hurts
20 bend over. TO lift anything or even
10 get up from chair. Any sud
den awkward movement sends a
sharp. darting twinge through the
sore spot.
When night comes the sufferer re-
tires 10 fitful sleep. can't lie COM
fortably In any one position. or turn
over without PAINFUL effort
Don't look at backache as merely
y muscular pain. that will pass away
with rest. There Is a deeper trouble.
Nine. times out Of ten II is the kid
neys that throb and ache. and there
can be no relief until the kidneys
are given help.
The kidneys have q big work TO
DO. All the blood In the body Is
coursing through the kidney filters
constantly. to be freed OF uric
poisons. II IL n heavy enough task
whsn the Kidneys are well, but q
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
MAKE GOOD REPORT.
Homer Warren & Co.'s Sales for Week
include Factory Site.

Homer Warren & Co. report the fol
lowing sales.
Three lots on Parker-ave., near Ker-
Cheval. sold TO out-of-town parties for
s2,250 house and two lots, 6OXl00
feet, on The south side of Norwalk-
ave, between Whitney and Warsaw
aves.. for the Whitney Realty Co.
Ltd. TO John Barewski, for 81 1850:
house and lot on north side of Palmer
ave. between McDougall and Collins
aves., lot 30Kl50 feet for Mathilde V.
Campau To JOS. Anyeyejewsh, for
81 800: house and lot on south side
OF Norwalk. between Lumpkin and
Whitney-aves.. lot 30xl00 feet. for the
Whitney Realty Co. Ltd. 10 Marian
Barewski: house and lot on east side
or Helen-ave.. between Mack-ave. and
Berlinst.. lot 35xl00 feet. for the Whit
ney Realty Co, Ltd. To- Fred Camp
bell. for $500; vacant lot on East
Grand boulevard. between Mack-ave.
and Berin-st.. 50x140 feet, for the
Whitney Realty Co, Ltd, TO Henry S.
Dorm, for 81 500: two lots on east
side of the East Grand boulevard. be
tween Charlevoix and Berlins 100xl SO
feet, for the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd.
TO John Homer. for $1,000: factory site
at the southeast corner Of Milwaukee,
and Beaubien, l20xl20 feet, for Chas
NJ. Smith to Geo. s Baker. for $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

cold. chill. fever, or some thoughts
less exposure. OF overinduigence n
liquor. tea, beer or coffee. is likely ~
any time TO irritate. infams and con-
gest the kidneys. and interrupt the
purifying work
Then the aching begins. and 10
usually accompanied with some iT-
regularity OF the urine--too frequent
passages, sediment In the urine.
scanty, painful passages, or blood !.
the urine. W ~ NJ
Thousands testify to the wonderful
merit OF Doan's Kidney Pills. Q rem
edy for the kidneys only. that acts
quickly. cures the kidneys. regulates
the urine. and drives backache out
for good
DETROIT PROOF.
Alexander Hopkdrk. 1893 Russell
Street. Detroit. Mich. says: ''I have
known OF Doan's Kidney Pills for
some time and have found them an
excellent remedy for removing PEI
across the loins and other tSv,AbIoo
arising from disordered kidneys. In
my estimation there is no kidney
remedy equal 70 Doan's Kidney
Pills l regard II my duty to recon-
mend them to other kidney sufBoP.
era"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
ORPHANS ARE ELKS GUESTS.
Little Folk Entertained at Minstrel
Show in lyceum.

OF The many successful benefit per-
formances arranged by the Detroit
Lodge of Elks in the past, none ex.
celled in point Of excellence and al
tendance that given in the Lyceum
theater Friday afternoon. The Elk
sent special street cars 10 the various
orpnanaecs and Institutions for chill
dren and brought the youngsters To
the show as their guests. Although
standing room was al premium
everywhere in the house the heartiest
and most enthusiastic applause came
from he happy Youngsters. The pro
gram included numbers from the
various attractions current at Local
theaters ana the Elks own Ministries
stacked up we'll with Al g. Field 5
professionals In the evening the pro
lessional actors who contributed their
services 10 the performance were the
guests OF The Elks at a Dutch lunch.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Jos. Witkowski add. to 245-6 Garfield
east. $3.50
$400.
Tony BRISK. add. to $50 Medbury.
500.
Chas. Il. Mcintosh add. to 1864
Woodward. $9SO
u steinbach, add. To SCI Macomb,
QUO Rieser. add. to ll55 Beaufait,
$500
a II. Donaldson add. To CAS- Second
$S0N
\ IT, GraCf. add. To 1914 Gratiot. $3.50
Detroit Radiator Co. add. 20 1899 JEFF
ferson, $4,000. .
ed Dominick. add. Ia "A Goldner
$500
G. a Hansel add 10 All Hunt. S400
Chas. Purly add. To ll5s St Aubin
ss50.
CHRIS Yanch. add To 310-f Fourth
$500.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
DENTIST ARRESTED.
Domestic Makes Charge Against D.
Reimenschne ieler. Three Rivers.

nr. l.a"etne n. keimenschneider. q
prominent dentist 81 Three Rivers.
Mich. was arrested in Three Rivers.
Friday. and brought 60 Detroit by pe-
;ectiye seymour OIL "A warrant sworn
out by Margaret Hanson, pret'y
Danish git!
Dr Reimeusclneider is engaged 10
be married TO a society young woman
~ Three Rivers. bit Miss Hanson q
former domestic. 81 ore out the war
iant to rorce tie doctor To suppor,
her and ner infant. born a few weeks
ago in the Boulevard sanitarium. here
Dr. Reimenscnnt ider was released
Friday nisht on pail of $500. furnishes
ny George reagan
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
In the Churches
pRINsRNEERIAN

The strong Mans Age" viii be the
subject of an address by the Rev. T..
w. Pence. In the Forrest. church, sun
DAY morning. and in the evening. Or.
Pence viii talk on servant or Tyrant
Eugene &. Foster viii speak 20 the
Westminster league. ~ 6:45 o'clock, on
Christ Winning oar NatiOn
The Rev. a ~ Barr Will give a brief
talk ON Evil Thoughts, az the sun
day afternoon ! O'Clock Ncsper service
In the JeneGs ou-aNc. church.
series of services eVaugelistic I'm
character. viii be commenced sunday
morning in the First church with the
kcy. John II Boyd. speaking on "A
Message for Those WHO Are Forget
ting" During tine past month letters
have been sent TO members Of tge
church asking their cooperation i'm "A
landing net service. The object 81
which is to try To rcacn the "shut-ins
with friend visits.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
BOOSTERS CLUB FORMED.
Viii Advance " M. c. A. Work ard
Greet Strangers.

Twenty members Of the local Y VI.
c. \ held banquet Friday eyenir :
and organized the Boosters club, %
i1oi the purpose OF advancing in the
netroit fclL spirit Of fellowship
among tho local members and stran.
gers who visit here.
The organization will be limited %
enc bundled members Tor the pres.
eat. Tho organization committee. of
which VI. w. Ewing is chairman. will
meet next Wednesday evening Ia
complete Arrangements.
Addresses were made at Friday
nights meeting ~ Or. A. G.. Sude.
r.. w Russell. the secretary OF tie
extension work, and others.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
I\I\I,USAI.IsI.

The Rev Lee = McCollester Will
speak SUNDAY morning ou ~ Moses.
a Jesus a United. humanity. on the
Sorla iism OF tnt Future. In the Church
of our Father iu tue evening DR.
MCCollcster Will give a free illustrated
lecture on The American Library
Movement ana the Opportunity or De-
troll.
Benjamin ray Nils. tie noted Elmer
son experiment. will begin q series oi
lectures. Sunday morning, Maryi @. ON
the church of Gun Father On sat
uldar evening. March 60. FrauI.
SpcaIgIt. of London. viii give or" ui
his Dickens recitals. t9kluA scenes
from PictWiok Papers aud David rop-
perfield.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Tile Curse OF DGink and what
Drink Did" viii be SHOWN iu moting
pictures. Ia Tho auditorium, sunday af-
tornoou. ut $50 o'clock.
W. IS. HuutOn, ot Washington. -. g..
secretary 90 Ihe International commit
tee Of the south. VIII DE the Euest DO
honor at a dinner in the associut Ion
bulidinL, IridaH evening, March g. at
. o'CiO, Is.
TIE regular bible class or tine ARMY
y NJ =. a. Fort Wayne. viii meet
sunday moruinr. 90 discuss tive topic.
The one Great Miracle. ON Friday
evening March g. ". L. Fenpn. ~ New
York. religious work secretary uf i1'
international committee. viii speak un
..rH. neAI-. AternIDce
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
y. w L. \.

The regular sandal. afternoon seIv.c
in the asSoriatiuu bulldiug Wtl. h"
waived tu favor OF tIt mass -1,trtin-
Tor women. iu tuc bcfrrIt opera Hors".
at so O'Clock
TuesdH, afternoon $50 -tu o..InrN
the Rev john d. Boyd WItt give t.e
Ut~t.uf "a series OF Irertre- fu t.' a~-
oCiatiuu parlofs
y Pfof Ilussey lut .ttH uIN srsItt "l
NUrbFEau. tVlh eNe 1u illustrated 'r,-
tlr,. nu Astrououls 1-ursulg eNehtaa.
at y O'Clock FOO thr auditorium.
HENRY D. E"dman viii give ptt'-
tiCs1 tstk 600 business girls, tauf-oaN
noun from % tn Co u..io, k
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Drulard. n windsor butcher. Lstour
testified that. the money was Dor.
rowod 10 defray the expenses OF
the United states, and he claimed
that IL, was agreed that Drulard was
10 stand the loss II The scheme
the United ds States sses immisrstion Of.
hcers and I.etour refused 10 pay.
Drulard testified that he never heard
Of the Chinese smuggling PROPOSE
ton.
Nell Hunrd, tim~k-ep~r In the police
signal offee. was stabbed I'm the side
while helping Patrolman William
Mitchell to battle with gang OF
.rowdies. and arrest Dudley ST Clair,
go. 1853 Adams-ave. east, for night
ing Mirehell was attacked ~ a
gang when he attempted TO break up
the fight between st. clair and an
unidentified man. and Huard. who
was nearby. went 70 The Officers as
sistance The pair beat Oft the row
trail station, while the other fighter
escaped lluard suddenly noticed
that his shirt was covered WIN
blood. and physician was called 10
dress the stab wound which he hhd
received during the scufne, EarlN
Saturday motnlng, Walter Meadow,
IS Years old. OF No SO sherman St.
was arrested on suspicion or being
lIuard's assailant. \ knife was
found In his possession.
IN cNangeiistic mass-meettng Tor wo-
m~a exclusively has been planned b.,
the y. ". G. A.. for sunday after
noon az 30 o'clock in the Detroit
opera house Miss Ruth PaNsoh, OF
New York. a national secretary OF
rho Students Volunteer movement.
viii address the meeting. Miss PfN r.
son is graduate of Iowa university
and has Travelled extensively through
out the country as a speaker In re-
ligious movements OF all kinds. ~"
is said 10 have a magneti" person .
atty aud peculiarly happy way OF
appealing 60 her own sex. INVITA- p
tions To attend tie meeting have
been sent broadcast among tn" WORK
ingWomen az the city, and mon
steI audience iS expected ia respond
IN. \ W. C. A. hopes as "A = suit
Of the meeting. Ia get IN touch Win
large number of Industrial women
workers who have not heretofore
known OF tho advantages open 70
them In the work of the association.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
* WANTED IN WISCONSIN.

MONROE Nlch- Fed. 70. w IIlam
MILLER. "A stranger arrested here re-.
renflv b,, sheriff Dull. charged witn
having Forged q cheek ON Dapsard.
and Who was sent 10 tail for 80 dayS
fer yaErancy an his record could be-
Investigated. Is wanted at Racine.
Wis. and Edwatdsvilic H., for lice
offence. tie viii he taken 10 Racine.
wis Al the expiration OF the vagrancf
sentence.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Parke. Davis & Co.'S Stock Jumps

Within the past year Parke. Davis
& Co.'S stock has jumped from $50 to
s9975 and there is every reason 10
believe il will reachLthe century MARI
before another year has passed. The
company paid last year regular divi-
dends nf 10 per cent and . per cent
extra Ii is capitalized al sS.o00.000.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
The beauties aud the resources of the
fnr wei Merr nIIuringlN set forth bR

l'Foi. idll T.. 'FbbNtt o. NV ~
fty OF chicago. In an address in the
Central High school auditorium, FRI
dag afternoon "Out west the farm o.
er has learned the necessity OF co
operation and the dag may come
when the Michigan farmer VIII see
that cooperation pays instead OF
remaining IN the arrogant. indepeh p
dent attitude he assumes AT pres
spf A" snfd tlt. sHegEer.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
,lls1LI-IANEnIS

tr t.e central Gospel hall. Evan
crl-t Muir Will EiNc tWo illustrator
fs.'lrrrs sunday. -Tne Rebellion 81
koran and Couipany- AZ $50 o'clock
Iu tne afternoon aua tod famonS
EcmrIy for tre serpent $ bite, al s+SN
o'cIock in Tie evening
r.. FIRST annual banquet % the Peo-
ri..4 gnurtn was held. Friday evening"
r tre new basement 90 tue "hureh.
,g..II,tu Savrps acted as t0a ~ MASTER
lrd the speakers included the Rev.
tls.pE Htrrspn. pastor 90 the cuGrcu.
r. t.., Btfo g. ItaaSS. ana the ReNs
- .L--n Ll-A L.llar Of Windsor.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
While passing the alley ON haEnois"-
ST. between Observation-Disclosures. ana

TITTNNn e. ~
night. Mrs Chas Pelkc. No 81 Will
farus-aVe.. was seized by man VINO
stepped out 81 the alley Mrs. Peike
screamed and the man ran. she de-
scribed him 10 tie police as amour
is years old. and wearing a cap ana
long gray uEprcOat
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
The vacant property Mt the northeast
..nrner of Mnnh NNn rd-nNc. and the

RouIeVard. has beDn pur'haNFu -ON
Attorney Anderson. OF Anderson y
Kackham. from the Hammond es-
rata IL H. understood that Mr IN
drrxon acted for the Ford Motor co,
and that the company Is planning To
erect ID large auto sales bulldlnS on
The site The consideration rs pri-
Nate. tut is understood 10 have oerh
nm M rIs OF .-MMM.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Two Young " indsor girls. the MISSES
Anni.. mud Mnuhc sehgM Ick, 81 w.

10 curry ave. Will hfNb''. 'i'ii
80 u,issinnnr, work aud leave. Mon
day. for Kai Fung. china. MISS An
ME is graduate of The CANADIAN
church of England Training schop !;
saints church iu Toronto MISS
Mnude is 4radJate OF "a" Torrut"
Normal school and FOR some time
v.as "A Teacher i'm the Cameron-aN e
.l-nnI In " lnlsnr
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Recourse his mother declared that she
WAS unable 80 earn enough 10 sup

pnr, MIN little eight ycar-old ira
Skies. was taken 10 tnc shelter nome
tIt1s, Tie rhlld's parents were
dtvorced sis years ago w ora mas
been sent the father, carepnter on
tbr e. = s. Chester. in an enott 10
h3ye hitn contribute u the boy
sunorf II he is uuw Hing 10 do
riis iItdc Ira viii b. offered for
adoption. Mrs Eva Skies lives IN
oakwood. and lli-health ls given a.
me reason FOR bvr inability 10 ear u
=, fiVirv for tnp child.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Having satisfactorily reached an nd-
Im.lmrut nI prl.es for The Acnr WIN

Tie ma nutatlUrIng cOHlpuhIrH SUP
PLYING tn" trade the executive com :
mitter ~ the National Association OF
Master Ilorse~hoers, which has heell
I'm session az the Cadillac. adjourned
Friday night. The agreement covers
all forms of supplies used By the
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Good Sale on Trumbuil-Ave.

]. A. Campbell OF The City & Sub
urban Homes Co. has sold for Peter
burst 10 iialieck H. Wilson, the hand
some two-family apartment building
at Nos 92l and 923 Trumbull-ave.
near Warren. The consideration was
$4,000 cash.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Rosary church. mas neeu compelled 10
take a vacation, OWNS 60 gu nealth
and hals gone 10 san Antonio. IsNaS.
Tor treatrueut The Rev IT, Il Macy.
at "a Pulrs church. Crosse POinte, ~
vim tn- Gcs $. j. Kennedy of Mt
Clemens 900 Miami Fla, AIS" on &C.
fIraLtfN
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Meiser Joins Parker. schunk G. Fry

Fred ~. Meiser. formerly connected
with the advertising staff OF Detroit
daily paper, has associated himself
with the well-known real estate firm
OF Parker, Schunk x Fry. Mr.. Meiser
enjoys q wide acquaintance in this
city and is familiar with the real es-
tate field
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.

The Currie- Paquette revival meet
ings IN the Bethune-aNe. Gospel taher-
pacle. VIII close sunday with special
services an day. Evangelist Currie
formerly a chicago newsboN. Will tell
the story ~ his lie prom Newsboy 90
Pulpit ~ O'Clock iu the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Several Houses in This List.

Lambrecht. Kelly & Co report the
following sales For Frank E Mat
thews to Peter w Schultz. lot al
Grand River and Harrison-aves.. with
frontage OF SO feet on Grand River.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
The Rev. Das hi Hicks, former pnstor al
the Methodist church In t.est", ont,

Corunna. Mitch. viii be given
church trial in about three weeks.
Hicks is charged with leaving ms
charge without proper notice. anu
with leaving debts of over $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
.IIMI III

RahbI Loo " IunkIIn N IIfmpIe
getI I.t SInduH morning wiz speak
nu - rHprp 90 MIddle Vas ln Zee
LLelnn'
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
n "a NlIIi,,ms. Ne. 1924 DreNel-biNd..
4 hicnrn. rcnnrIed 90 The poIire thnt

a. ~ was uIiEUtlug IToln ''H IHt.I
1,rhau oar "a tl. waiting room, FIJI
dan afteruoou. someon" took ms
rf.fse out OF his oNrrcoat pocket
- ~ f,r "a tnt.p OF SIS Miss Wiz
yinia White. guest az the Library
T4rk hotel. reports that while SIN"
was TALKING with two blond lhdl'S
IL, mo hutcl corridor. htr gray card
go containing S2o. was taken from
b., she slE poets the women Win
v.bor, She was talking They were
.t...rt 90 90 AIRS old
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Funeral services for the late tlnudius
u. lmnLler vi nix plnrc MondnN

afternoon at O'Clock. from hIdte
Episcopal church. Bishop Williams
the Rev. : = Marquis and the Key.
John McCarroll viii take part in the
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

on which purchaser is erecting two
story brick garage; for Marie r. "
Vincent 10 Lillian A. Berry, two-story
frame house at No. III Linwoodave..
for the Bower estate 10 Theodore J..
Corns. two-story frame double house,
Nos. 6l0-6l2 Eighteenth-st., between
Butternut and Ash: for Joseph A.
Lang TO w. H. Mead, two-story frame
house. No. 14l California-ave
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
RoNNN ATHOIIS.

me Rev. y J. Van Antwerp. OF hob
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
CIaud Ellis. who arrived la Detrot
IralIa lIcx a.Innal- 3 rlLaA. repnrlcI ~

the police that while On Champlain o.
ST shortly after I o'clock. saturday
morning he was assaulted by TWO
men "a In innL slm fEnm MN.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Fupgue ungdoran, former porter y"
S..n.ncN,s snlnOn. NJ. IOO GrntIOt-

80 ana now q patient in It. Mary :
hoSpitaI since an oil stove exploded
and badly burned him. saws t1at ne
l. hciI 10 q fortune OF $39;99o; nlt
,,,r vet the money liasdpiah
savs chat his father. a cigar maker
If bremen. Germany, left fortune
OF $4,000. To Doe divided IN srrtu
eolgi parts among the heirs. Inc
money was left iu the custody or llls
mothcr. and SHE was Co say whether
Inc heirs received II. during her IRE.
tioydoran saws that his mother
49, friendly with him. and he VIII
MOI be- able 10 get his shar" untl
after ner death. lie has written
nome FOR GONE money
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
s,o,roImnu CrcmonIc met John john
" ~ a., LII IN 1GSI. Clinton

- .grrVing a large bag ~ charcoal
an an early hour saturday morning.
Johnson said ne was delivering inc
coal TO 30 III Bates-st f"opie az
20 rsgtes-st house denied ordering
H. charcoal. and Johnson was locked
No a basket filled With iiSh and
childrcn's clutncs was found IN the
,.rd at the rear OF M -VN LIZA
i"t6st east by Signal bihD efS
nnwney and stack. az o'clock sat
urdaV morning The woman living
a. No eON Elizabeth. saw two men
,rrving 81 basket through the yard
- ,,lla1 tUs. officers
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Geo. \ Wordcn. add 70 $50 Warren
W $1,000
~ Iezietsl,i add to- $50 Medium.
81 200.
Niduer & ciser1 add 80 u w cor
Gratiot and St. .foseph s2.O00
Sp-G
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
,,oa,s All, the House of Correction for
.i--...,I ,..nr ~ Ina Ins fiIMII ON. III ~

M, uscnl Nenr 81 the turiitu''phs lh"'
.icssd were S5S.5iI.0G Tho board or
ireuertors at the meeting held Fri-
dan aftcruoou. voted 10 turn over 10
me city government t4o.uO", TINS III -
rl,drpg "a uortion Of the pr NiouS
ears profits The common council
y-iII appIy -S2rit0 Of On" prohts TO
,oVmefis ON the annexed diStrlNi
deRt to bo mot this year put $50"
40 a sinking fund TO meet future
,..rvmpnts Of TINS debt. ana use the
rsnainlrg 5000 for miscellaneous
ncsds Of tie city which may arise.
-, FORMER years the council used all
of this ftnu for miscellaneous OK
pcndttuTes.
At,oru,y Robcrt Parker. whose con
duct of y divorce cnse IL under In
Vsstfgation 10y the circuit court ana
fnr whom an attachment was issued
friday. appeared iu the shcrin oI q.
no FRIDAY afternoon, ACCOMPANYING
Gy Attorney Iohn w G"odsou ana
Dr Erred Henry. Tue latter FUR
rtsbed a $500 bond Tor parltcr's ap-
naarance and hNN was tcica sed lie
vas given until March -, TO M" an
nnswcr. and will show caus" on
March :. He claims that tile charges
1eofnst linn are absolutely untrue.
..orue Ietour. az Windsor. was or
derrd by Judge smith. In the Wind
sof division court. Friday. To repay
n loan ct $50 obtained from -. II.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-08-04

own country, thousand of whom are
considering taking up arms to fight for
the church. 1914 .a.s~- - -
b An Incorporating attitude of the
Vatican -. d.
It was said in radical quarters aft
er the kings departure that he never
would return, but this idea is not sup
ported: -r- r~~
Press veers to Government.
With Catholics at Rome expressing
hopes that Don Jaime, the Cariist pre-
tender, may raise the standard of re-
volt and that the Catholics of the Bis
cayan provinces will rise in insurrec-
ton, and with the socialists Of Spain
threatening disorder, the impartial,
which has been unfriendly to Premier
Canalejas, ranges itself on the side
Of the government in the pending con-
fiict with the Vatican. The liberal
press in general continues stanchly to
support the cabinet, which has a free
hand to carry through its policy as a
result of the departure Of King AL.
fonso and his queen.
Priests Preach Against Opponents.
Bilbao, Spain, Aug. 2.-Roman Cath.
Ollie priests throughout the Biscayan
or northern provinces Of Spain preach.
ed violent sermons against the
policy of the government Is It's
conflict with Rome. Preparations
for a General Catholic demonstra.
ton against the states rulers August
7are being continued, In spite of the
declaration of the government to fits
organizers that no demonstrations
threatening disorders would be al.
lowed. "
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-08-04
KING and QUEEN
FLEE FROM SPAIN
Royal Couple Suddenly Depart
!, for England.
CLERICAL'S ATTITUDE CAUSE
Alfonso Viii Stop In Paris to Confer
With President Fallisres
Over Spanish Tangled
Affairs.

Paris, Aug. Especial: King AL.
fonso and Queen Victoria of Spain
are the guests in Paris today of Pres
ident Fallieres and the police are tax
ing precautions to prevent their as
sassination by Spanish refugees who
throng Paris and western France.
San Sebastian, Spain, Aug. r.
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria have
fed the country. The young king,
dismayed at the bitter enmity shown
towards his queen by the clericals,
suddenly left with her for England.
There she will be safe during the dis
orders, which soon likely will rend
this kingdom. 81. T.. ~.
Stops to Advise With FaIlleres. 2
The royal couple win stop in Paris
on their way to England and have a
conference with President Fallieres.
Much Significance is attached to this,
as France has done to the church what
Spain, In lesser degree. now is at
tempting. q
When he has established Victoria
safely at the court Of King George, the
king will return to Spain, it is said, go
ing direct to Madrid. There he will
take full charge OF the tangled situa-
ton growing out Of the governments
defiance of the church.
He will have to face:
An agitation for Carlist uprising.
The unrest among Catholics in his