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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
ARTIST FORGETS re PAINT
OUT HI KINGS GLOVES
Lsreclal cahle 10 The rtmes- pIspatch.

lSpecial cable TO the ZINES DispatcH.I
London, April S.-Apropos Of King
alfonso's objection TO gloves. which
he carries 50 far as to appear at gala
receptions ungloved, an amusing story
is going the rounds. On a. recent jour.
ney to Saragossa His Majesty was sur.
prised TO find In one Of the station
rooms a photograph depicting himself
wearing gloves. Observing the Kings
wondcrmcnt. "a railroad official enlight-
ened His Majesty. IL appears that thu
late Kings father presented his por.
traits freely. and one Of them in oil
was placed in the room in question.
the royal waiting room.
Economy plays a great part in the
administration Of the railroad. and
when King Alfonso XIII. came to the
throne. and It was thought that a new
portrait would ave to DO obtained
the economist of tho line suggested
that q portrait painter be ordered to
paint out the heat Of the dead King
and substitute that Of tho %retgning
monarch. This was satisfactorily ac-
conpllSllcd, but tho artist forgot to
paint cut the glovcd hands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
MYSTERIOUS DISEASE,
PLAYS HAVOC WITH mrs

lapseiai Gable 10 The Times Dispatch.l
london. April S.-The mystcrions
pee disease, which first appeared dn,..
ing 1904 in the Isle of Wight, and in
i'oi IN Bucks and the Ciuildford dis.
trict or Surrey. has now snroad ~ III
parts of Great Britain.
throughout the autumn and ,ri,,o,
bees have died from this causc a.
an alarming rate, and now that spring
mas advanced sufficiently to ascertain
.hcir' condition 1t is being realized
now widespread has been the destrnc.
Won. 1T Is estimated that in uants
west Surrey and Bucks alone over
$3.50 ooi'hles nave recently been de-
stroyed by this ncXplicabIo maIadv
The bees lose their power Of nigb,
and crawl In front of the hive 10 die
Newly h1vcd swarmS and tho strongest
stocks arc first to succumb Tho
causes are variously attributed to tho
contaEion of affected bees. fungus
srowths in pollen or a probably new
clover sickness.
IN l9o6 the Board OF Agriculture sp.
pointed two we'll known Cambridge
scientists. a, D.. INNS and DR.. Maiden
10 investigate the matter, and several
continental scientists. including Or.
lander. of E%riangen, and Dr.. Massen.
are also conducting Investigations. I'm.
fortunately, zone of their investiga-
ions nave been sufficient to prevent
or cure tho troub1c
Fruit and see" who realize
the great assistance which bees rem
der In the fertilization Of seed and
iruit blossoms, regard this rapid dis
appearance OF bees with considerable
dlaTin. as 1t means Il serious reduction
In their fruit and seed crops.
AZ the annual meeting of III British
Be~ckccpcrs' Association, DR.. Maiden.
one Of the Board OF AGriculture's in
ve"tigators, stated that he had dis
covered IL bacillus In tho diseased bees
similar TO the bacillus Of plague in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
JAPANESE HAVE MANY
GAMES OF THEIR OWN

tSpec!al Gable to The TImcs-Dispatch.
EcrIin, April S.-Though Japan has
adopted many Western games In con-
junction with other fruits of civiliza-
.ion' II must not be supposed that she
ooes not possess games OF her own.
10, originally q Chinese pastime. has
ior centuries been the most popular
OF ne indoor pastimes of the Japanese.
II is very different from the sinp,e
game known to Europeans as 90
nanE, which was introduced into Eng
iand some twenty years ago.
IN iact, so is the most complicated
board game known to civilized man
us piaScd on a square wooden board.
Nineteen straight lines. crossing coch
other at right angles make as1
crosses at the points Of intersection
! hese may be occupied by 1870 white
ana Isl black Stones" The ohiect ~
me game. as described by MIR. Horace
/. cheshire. before a meeting Of thc
Japan society last night, is to incIose
,hesc crosses, and TO capture rs many
81 me adversary's men az possible.
naiIas ale nine spots on the board,
ralicd seilnoka, uppose to renrescnt
me chlcf celestial bodies, while the
"hite and black men represent dav ana
s and the number OF crosses tha
odo degrees Of latitude. exclusive of ,ha
central one, which is called Taikvokn
.hat. Is. inc primordial principle OF the
In playing. II the combatants ora
equally matched. they take The whits
stones alternately, If unequal. the
weakct takes the black. and odds are
also given by allowing him 10 occnnr
thc spots, that is. to place stones unnn
them at tho outset. -"
ne game is taken SO seriously th,
mere are professors of the art ,vho
lcach the games finer points. In o,dan
.i'les, expert go-playcrs OCCUPIED -
nish position at court, and were ON.
ployed to entertain. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
PREHISTORIC CANOE
HAS BEEN fsTfIED

Especial Cable TO The Timcs-Dispatch.]
Edinburgh. April San ancient
canoe. the third found within a few
weeks at Lochmaben. has been dis
covered at the Kirk Loeb. It is OF
solid oak. One of the sides and part
bottom and the ends it is recognizable
as one OF the ancient followed out
canoes used BY the prehistoric Brttons.
When uncarthcd 1t was partially filled
With them. Two representatives of
the punlfries Antiquarian Society,
after examining It, had no hesitation
In certifying that it WAS an ancient
canoe, which probably dated back 1000
years. The canoe Is thirteen feet in
length and at the broadest part is two
feet eight inches. 1t is about fifteen
inches deep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Shepherds Bush early his an,

mcr. 'uH'
Fifteen million roses Will blossom
IN this garden. which Viii recall III.
l,orai slories Of Persia amid tho smoke
~ london. II transform the cxhi.
oltion ground into such a paradise "a
Omar's fancy painted. III
Already $1,000 rose trees have been
planted by William Paul. of the Royaj
Nurseries, Wnltham Cross. and they
are still busy.
Ihis rose garden VIII be tho fnest
m the world Il newspaper representa-
I'VE was Informed yesterday. "Thcr9
VIII be roses OF every hue OF the rain
po" so far as you arc able to SEQ
roses. roses, all tho way.
there, viii be, bronze and black
roses and a new bloom has been chris
tened Her Majesty in honor or tha
Queen. There will ALSO BIO a King
George. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and 4
Bleriot among the new varieties shown
There Will be Il carnation garden
Tor he display OF the flowers which,
tho Queen has selected for her corona
ton bOuGuet."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

weapon By which wages can be raised and
conditions OF work improved. All ili-treated
and oppressed servants arc Invited TO pour
their woes into the ears OF the editor. who
offers them the consolation nf printing tbs
names and addresses OF hard hearted mas.
tcrs and ,nistrcsses. Some OF the cases OF
alleged Injustice thus revealed seem barely
credible.
Subscribers to the Journal are allowed to
advertise for situations free OF charge. and
notices OF footmen's balls and concerts for
niaids-of-all work are features OF the pub
.%tication. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
LAZY LIVER

This is q common ailmcnt and trouble
breeder at this time Of the year, and ono
which should receive prompt and deter
mined treatment. A yellow skin, coated
tongue, thin blood, lack Of energy for
business or plcasurc-all arc indications
that your liver is not doing its work.
What you need to awaken it is Warmers
Safe Cure, the most dependable and per-
mancnt remedy for liver diseases. 1t
cures by corrccting-incrcascs the flow Of
bile into bowels 10 a healthy, normal
standard and prevents any obstruction
Of the circulation in the liver, thus toning
up and bringing to a condition Of perfect
harmony all the organs Of the body.
Warmers Safe Cure is made from the
fresh juices OF plants and medicinal roots
gathered at the proper season i'll various
quarters Of tho globe. Men skilled in
pharmacy aud chemistry compound it.
Put up in soc and Si.O0 sizes and sold by
druggists everywhere.
In diseases OF the liver the bowels are
usually constiPatcd OH acoount OF the
flow OF bile being lcsscncd. You should
take Warmers Safe Pills. purely vegcta-
bic, absolutely free from injurious sub
stances-a perfect laxative. They do not
grippe or leave any bad after effects. 25
d package.
II you have never tried Warner Safe
Cure send us our name and address.
We will send you sample bottle, together
with sample OF Warmers Safe Pills, free
OF charge. All VIC ask is that you men
ton the Richmond Sunday Times-Dis-
patch when writing Warmers Safe Cure
Rorhcs or. n Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

conference called to draft or revise
the high school courses or the state.
The present State high school bill was
the work Of Professor Payne and Mr..
EgEleston.
The loss to the university and 10
the State in the departure of Professor
Payne Will be much felt. and he leaves
not MY With the regrets Of his
friends. but with the regret of ali who
in the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
writes AS followa:

1T is an awful country, with the
thiokest elephant grass full Ct flies.
mosquitoes and ticks. The average
range Of shooting the elephant Is I'VE
yards. We creep up and shoot point
blank. Two of them I shot could
touch with my rifle. and they fell only
six feet off.
Ono monster Heard me and rushed
ut me and knocked MI down. but +
managed to swing my rifle quickly and
ovcr my shirt. He then rushed off,
hut had he fallen he would have
crushed me fiat"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
human beings, but WIS unable to cul-

a large number OF those present at
the meeting stated they had lost the
whole of their bees. A case was mem
toned OF a bec-keeper at Royston who
sold honey to the value of $1,000 In
1906. and had lost nearly all his bees
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
ELEPHANT HUNTER
DIES OIT HIS WOUNDS

Especial Cable to The Times-Dispatch.1
Gerald Longden has reported to the
government that her husband has been
wounded by all elephant and has died
in Congo
Ivory hunters. of whom Mr.. LonGden
was one. AXE enormous risks. One OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Normal School Tcocbers RcsIr,

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.J
Farmv!llc. Va, April Subjective at the
close OF the present school year the resiyna-
tons of Miss Halliburton. Miss Blaudy and
Miss Woodruff OF the Normal school faculty.
have been handed in to President Jar,nan.
Of TINT institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
SERVANTS INDEPENDENTS
CREATES CONSTERNATION
tspocial cable to Tho Times Dispatch. !

Vienna April ga now spirit of !ndcpen-
dencc, observable OF late among Nienncse
servants. both maids and men. Is widely at
tributed TO a new weekly Journal called the
Servants Review. Vlennese mtstrcsscs cx-
prcss dismaY at It's nppearan cc.
The now Journal Gala upon all dontestict
10 orEan!zo themselves Gnd thus obtain \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
FIFTEEN MILLION ROSES
WILL BLOSSOM IN GARDEN

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.l
London. April S.--Thc most beautiful
garden OF roses which has ever shed It's
fragrance on London will flower in
the centre OF the Coronation Exhibition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

? per a;1lys safe 1e. for any one to take, and instead Of upseting the stomach
IS mineral medicines 90, it tones up this important member and makes
d6!}gesstiqn easy. Thousands have cured themselves Of Contagious
$1,000 polson BY the use Of S. S., and if you will write and request
h Sa5 e.vS w yo vii ~ . nsss sis y in for ATTIC en for Gu nilg!y. yourself sGsI., At your qwn
:. :. ;. cures by making pure, healthy blood-Nature's real remedy.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
S. S. S. CURED HIM.

4 was afflicted with a terrible blood
but afterwards spread MI over my
Dody These. soon broke out into
sores, and it is easy to imagine the
suffering I endured. Before I scam
convinced that the doctors could do
me no good !, had spent O hundred
dollars, which was really thrown
away. I then tried various patent
medicines. but they did not reach the
9isease. When T had finished my
first bottle Of s.. s. g., /. was greatly
the result. The large red splotchea
on ny chest began to grow paler and
smaller, and beforelong disappeared
entirely. I regained my lost wetRht.
became stronger and my apnetito
greatly improved. I was Eoon en-
ti1ely we'll, and my skin as olear as
q pteco Of glass.
HI MEYERS.
81 Clinton st., Newark, Nj.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

Dcen weakened by the raVageS
Of the poison, must be built up
before health can be restored.
S. S. S. CURES CONTAGIOUS.
BLOOD POISON BY PURIFYING
The BLOOD. 1t goes into the
circulation and removes the last
trace Of the infectious virus, acts
With line tonic effect on the
stomach, bowels, kidneys and
all portions Of the system, and
thus makes a perfect as we'll as
lasting cure. S. S. S. is made
entirely Of roots, herbs and
barks, each Of which has a spe-
CHIC action on the system. Not
a particle Of mineral Of any kind
enters into the composition Of
this great medicine. S.. S. S. is
perfectly safe for any one TO take
as mineral medicines do. # tones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

G.. Il. DoBYNS, sALEsMANaGER.
KEHImncc Valley Land COmpnn., IOU North Seventh ST. RIcb,,-a -.
/ van to kno more about Etssimmcc PARK # Wtthout ~ohIw,t Enn 1
to me-. send II of your booklets. containing photographic rcprodur.
Soil. Profits, Etc
.....
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G a s s I'll III . 9 G 6 6 4 r

o receive the closest attention.. MAIL ORDERS PACKED AND DELIVERED
ERE VI CHARGE
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GteGrreR.s sSi6Eer Ene gssntnbreofsrs bel
e. Ddcis' cons &C., 20s Cft 6riiie Cir.
2e~A39s
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Cine &eiplntipn.

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asn isoey au,iokenesn Eae ber ceritteDsnta
an SamiiiGu sssnae. tsr stnsn amusie 900
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fieu urh s.hSenbsG sa tesnsieH f1r
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SHaas anier, fietiaeT. In Der slppibesf bon
V. y. Dassusr & GctR. as urb gaart CTR.
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Oas Dertrausn su fit 1 fslbft III bic
8ssts Sss bsssussnssn RsniGen.
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slpfiI fir Qnnfrnffnrrn.
g o n it'toHers office,
. q N II Il @ puntn 8 b. =

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2 yam Ron GpGntp Z BIO
Cincinnati, 8. Z. SepiembeC 1911.
&eT fteeelie AReebpfe Ueroen eni.
oeqelgslEoIEI1er in Der Eiite oes 8U1ra OF
Gou11r Gon;niIoners bis Srettag, ben 9,
Eftuber 1911, I'm IL u5r WaitQgs, fir bic
rad tiebeftoe golnins4rbct..
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&'eIt eiferr1a Der Burnt Scaool Suuie JsoGa bon
2iHco Din &oenue bic &lre R09 8i.e, in Omen
uub GrIerdiH I1lpHibjps
gTs strbsif bat 5ll aef6cbeE IN ueberetuittm,
muua NIT ben 0ldneu uub Ese3ifitattonen,
iUelba 1eef tn Der Sfftce hes Eoao Of gountr
Conn aifhoners aufliegen.
Ile AHaeboie mti'en nuf SJormuIare dusae.
iuclds 1eEI TN Ger Effce hes 9odra of 0ountn
Gcnrtp eoHmihoners az bdbeH ftno arb be.
gleti II ieiu bon eiueTp 9cuo in Der Gimme non
tint suntert $4,000 GnlIGrs, nlit olnei guten
rro genaseHbeH giirser ais Einsrbeii odB
Der Eister ben saoHtraff eiueeben plrh sur auss
tiih aiHa ber Arbeit, I'm Safe 6erieIbe iom sner.
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{ Se Qouilfp Gomrnif,nnets be6nIteu Nn bos
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Der oerfeH
I'm auftraee bss soars Of SanriIton GouniS
Go Hmifiiouers.
StanIes GfraDIe. grnGbert.
htieft: Grcb. crews. GIerf.
TIA o1 oa
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s,ptt, fur QsntroFtsren
office Der Gomm mmtfItoners
BON Q III / lion goEntb,
[lneinnnfi Chic. 2a Eenf. 1911

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gerfiegeIfe @Beebote speroen sHt
cegeTqenonlnren III Der Office oeS 8oaro o1
GoIntn GouimiifioHers big srettaa, ben 27.
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foro torpcraiioHslire bis sir S1uiH1es Comm
ibips2iHie I'm Columbia Iororftie.
lie 9rtsit bat 81 aef6ehen tn tlsDereinitim'
Hiunl nit ben RIdHeH unS Spssirfatlonen
iuelfe test In Der Gffice bes 8oarb Of GpuHtu
&pH1ntifoHerF aufIieaen
sile Mraebcie miijfcH auf sSorHuiIaten ausas.
ferffet feir. lpeldbc IN Der Etfiee oes @o1rc oi
6puit1 9oriHliiuHcrs 8n h1ben fino. nnb be-
aieiist tetn Ron eiiieH ecnn i'm 8etrn9e bon
fiirfbnrbett tSE00.00i G0aars. nit 5tpef elfien
if1e pelEigcnben aRraen. aIs Gidberbeit bdfir,
bat ber gSieter ofit Hotttraft eingeber ipirb sur
gIusflbrung her arteit, i'm Sale oerfelbe ibns
yuerInnut spire.
Die Gonntc Gommiiftouers bebuIien flo oas
@stt bpr, irserber oDer aac elRgebots 81 psrs
tperfen.
Sm enftraac bes soarb Of 6amiIton G0unts
gonimifouers
GfauIeh StrubIe, Rraftoent
Gttst: GreS. Gretbs glerr
2S off5 12fo
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Wptis.-sprina C,rsbe Htitbhof.

grdbHiBpldbcn iusrb III Osr Cemetery Effice, So
215 Sit ssicrie SfraEe, am wieutdp, ben z. Cfs
fotcr 1911, Em 1 ti6r Tnhntii'ags, 'fGffiiitbrss,
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Qi1tblide i'm QebrerIeben
@edhrrer Gerr Qeerer!

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meinsn Sohn niht nieoer 70 ums
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OF Ohio, ~ administrAtxsr 81 the estate ~
Charles Eehlsicher, deceased, late Of eetd
County.
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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-02-17

By means of the new subma-
rine telephone cable from Dover
to Cape Girls Nez, on the French
coast, and suitable land lines, it
will be possible to carry on a con-
versation from two ends of the
wires in towns $50 miles apart,
and it will be easy to speak from
London to st. Petersburg. By
introducing small self-induction
or loading" coils into each of
the wires at spaces Of about one
mile apart, the defects of indis-
tincrness and weakening of
the sound noticeable in long
cables of the old time have been
overcome. Exchange.