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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
Interesting Reading for
TubercnIar Inyalids

The makers Of Gclsman's Alternative
Viii send literature direct. Every con
snmptivc should read this convincing,
sirai2ht- from the heart evidence.
us Cherry ST.. Phila,, Pa,
Gentlemen: In July. 1905, first
noticed the symptoms Of Consumption.
My brother recommended ltckman's NJ
.tcrativc. In the fall Of 1905 began to
take IT, and at this time 4 am perfectly
Well" (SigncdD NJ. l. GERUARDT.
Fuller details Of above case on re-
quest. Eckman's Alternative is for Rron-
rhitis. Asthma, Hay Fever Throat and
Lung Affections, For Sale by OWENS
* MINOR DRUG co, and other lead
ing druggists. Ask for booklet OF
cured cases, and write to Fcckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa. Cor adj
ditionnl evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

liners IN i:ndergartcns and millinery
ana necdlework and politcncss, besides
inc hundred schools teaching every-
ting else on earth in Chinese Their
.NhdrcW Carnegie Mr.. Sumitono lIicr :.
l"acmon, has given them Il library. con
t"ihina. 3i2.000 hooks--Ciiincsc japan
csc and foreign Tho osaka iirc hril
Sadc Is controlled bv tho police Thera.
arc nine Of thcni; there arc fifty eiGhsg
Are stations, and they use steam
humps. They publish a hundred maya
zines III the city. each dealing solelv
With one subject. as. for Instance
health education, the budget. etc. Blt
You must not miss the Temple Of Tc-
noii--a marvel ,nor tho Dago-ji mon
astcry made famous by having en- auS3
Gent aesthetic abbot who. when ha
Wont abroad, had a thousand heauti4
iulN embroidered or painted screens
placed before ugly spots to conceal
Them when he Jared forth TO see the
cherry blossoms in bloom. In littia.
Buddhist temple 10 the south are the
"Hatto." the $4,000 wooden types nee
ossarr Tor printing the Chinese sacred
books aud don't miss the Sparrow
House with Its hundreds Of gourd3
hung from the roof and raftcrs fois
nests .ichn SparroWs' Friend built It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

;, TIE }oitomins some extract, rom hg<y,
Dr.. CoidueN Ia. ,eeeived:
II took the sample bottle which YOU sent
me. then bought 50-cen, bottle and Il cured /:
put. nevertheless. ! keep dollar bottle In the
mouse all the time: oonsidcr Syrup Pepein
the beet medicine for constipation have ever
trieo ! am telling everybody about it
Mrs Alfred Morgan, Jereeyyiie. Ill
gave your sample bottle Of Syrup Pep.in
thorough trial. and must cay that for etoma ch
trouble and constipation it has no equal.
am on my second bottle. and shall continue
its use 90 long as il give. such good results. -
MIS- 5 E. Snyder. Canton. IN
have. given your Syrup Pep.in a good
trial and il is the best that have ever taken
lor constipation and stomach trouble. A sam
pic bottle vii! convince anybody that i. is the
pest. John t'raveline No 90 Aiil;yaulce
Ave. Detroit Mich. 4
80 am we'll pleased with your Syrup Pep.in.
ne met bottle produced the desired result
and got a large size bottle az once. which /.
giving entire satisfaotion. /, Is the hes, rem
edy IN existence for constipation and any kind
o. stomach trouble. Any one so afflicted
should use it. -. J. Petty. Union,illc. No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

mains OF "Taiko's castle" there are
!sreatIS vcncratcd by the Japanese. for
this hero gave The city streets and
bnlS and drafts and a credit system
long before the first mud hut Of Lon
don was built. or even the Caesars
lilace; also Il freedom like that Of
Client and BrnGcs during the Middle
Ares. Its rivers aud canals arc the
srtcrics Of tho water city" II was
"a great blow 10 he city when tho.
Capitol was removed to Tokyo. but it,
assembly pluckily engaged n
eicver Dutch engineer. Dr, dc Iikic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

Dr. CdLftteN mas ytttirei:
Your sample bottle removed my headache
and then bought 81 bottle, since which
time have had no headache o. dizziness I
used TO get 40 dizzy that reeled like drunken
man, but not since have been taking Syrup
p,cp.in. Joe w King, 6l6 g ST. y. VI.
Washington. D. G..
For some time I have been troubled a great
deal With constipation. and have never been
able TO get anything that helped me much
After taking the sample bottle OF your Syrup
Pepsn | bought Soc size. and after taking
half OF /. ! find it is doing me more good than
anything ! have ever taeen."-J. 4. Vernon
Oklahoma City. Okla.
II purchased 81 90 bottle Of your Syrup
Pepsn at my drug store. and the result. OF the
medicine have been very good am .ery glad
and happy TO say that your Syrup Pepsi, has
done me lot OF good in the short time have
been using it. My 'con.tipation has !cf; me.
and am thankful to my God above tina,
have found remedy that has done me 50
much good in little time Geo. w Zrn
norman, 1917 No. 9th St, Harrisburg Pa
. I thank you for the sample bottle Of SyIup
Pep,in. Ny daughter bought bottle OF it
and says II is all right. think every one
ought to try Il as It is the beet and .ureet la1a-
tive that can he bought and the esfest TO have
~ your house. "-Rob't Atkinson ST., Cuba,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
DR. Caldwell does no, fee, tina. III. =,

u feel that the pur-
chase Of his remedy
end. his obligation.
He has specialized in
stomach, liver and
bowel disease for
over forty years. and
will be pleased to
give the reader any
advice on the subject
free Of charge. All
are welcome to write
him. Whether for
the medical advice or
tho free sample ad-
dress him Dr.. W. B.
Caldwell. 541 Ca!d-
we'll Building, Mon
ticello, Ill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

Regal Shoes at Cost
Plus , per Cent
Ar A., Eaz E5sse:4 Z for q. the 5 1rqas,
Regal Prices Are Now 1885 to $685.
9f," ss Shoe @ % s; s s s
SIS y Szi ?S ST 7 N H FzG . S f
g ai o ia e(s9 mans s5 fo ws5hs5
a S SG th ssSi hoe IS 6u s?s Sc jumps
S; ' . s,S S':;: 5.?s s.
THAT It. 51,E 5 pey superstition Of the
5S1 s s51. % 1 ass 9 sou s
B B ssaas ss by es sssst
That u; Es 9. sss WI, vs ns5s r. s
ASP pr 81 a M6N C Sg e . s9d
tG eo91p Ro " e '''ss "sad some 0"e q theze three
Eg 9o'R s s Rsss s sohesss va a ox
ing Price Up e $500 eNpe'se = ' h0 Pms
5 e ts 5sS S tS Ss s ST. 55 b s s .s 5 s
shoe Tor S4S5--why that to b thoughto
% f' e An s' &c R ef ii s"s
Plan he : la8v H o 5s k R ssy oBs
IF Hey PAY This right mdsthe
ss &c" Rs u Ell aass a9 " @ su sst shoe
The DESIGNERS will
II, nor to take anything TO or
S
TIE MANUFACTURING shoe Will be figured carefully.
will be added
and the
the Of that particular $3.50 Or s4s5
What is
The PRIcE WILL BE STAMPED On THE SHOE AT THE
certified public will
the fact that only five S adde '
YOU GAIN MORE than the dimes the prices gain
better balanced pv f
VIA YOU want
REGI. Builders az Viz
BEST SHOE THAT THEY CAN for certain pr,r -
about You the
You for useess addit "
Regal Shoes Give You What YouW --
At The Lowest Can Buy
Watkins, Bibb & Malone [%7
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-09

maltigt lttb eetotet 5u babe:1 Die
gean1tell fonnten oen @efangeren
llur nit Miibe Dor oen @elpnht-
meroen betpabreit sic brahten ibii
na6 9libepille ms @efangl1is.
Ser @ermaltungsrat oes 9to,
tionol Muieunts III 8oibineto,l
bat li6 gu eilter belnerfensnertel,
9feuerung entidloiielt mefde ni6t
5un @enigiten oen 8cnliibuneen
oes iebigen Sefretars bes Slllitbio-
niarlzSnitituts. gbarles 9. @alcott,
su5uidreiberl lit. Gum erIten Mole
ieit Der @riinoung beg Wuieunis
Dor mehr ols iieb5ig Sohren fol.
len Sic ilttereHanten Sanlnlunger
Sem Gubliful1 an6 am Sontltaa
5ugansig eemodt iperoen Die
9fodntittaesitrnoen BON bolb 8lpcI
6is balb flint l1br iil1o fir bieicn
3pef eingeiebt iporoen.
Ser S6aoen, Der III 8loff
0iiner Sails, @isconlin, bnrb oas
Sohmolier auseridtet lit, ipiro aul
81 100000 abgelhabk Die @aiier
fallen, 10 oaB feiile meiteren Ser.
itoruneen gu befiirdten iino.
Der 5tpeite Nro5eB geaen Or
8. Glarf Spoe in aanios Gitp, Der
sen Wfiaiotar 9bon1as $. Smope
oergiftet baben ion, miro ont 16.
Oftober beginner.
8as iiibipeltlihe Colorado lulb
oas n0roGide Stem Merifo iino bon
Idneren Stiirlnen itno llebers
ihpemnungen beimgeiubt troroen
Die eroBen Sdaoen angeridtet ba-i
ben.
9as Sber 8lrnoeseeriht lit
beltte Mittag, nod pierlnonatlidcr
Gmiic, lpieoer5uian1nleneetreten. gs
miro iett big gnoe Mai i'll Sibltna
bleibell. 3ablreihe ipihtige Salle
harren ieiner gntiheioung.
ssyll oell 9iuiiten bon glltltill
3d., bat man big iebt 60 2eiden Or.
fllnben. Gs lit jebt feltgeitellt, oo5
IA Berionen BEL Ser Gataltropbc
nnl's 2eben gefoininelt iillo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-09
l9as sieo pom aune star gier.


Sas~ ~9pne Star 8ier, bas lit bet
9itel
Scs 5ranfs, Der iid) bci mns beiua6rt,
Sas lit elm gang famuIes Wttttel,
Wenn ins mas S1ics ipiberf61rt.
Ses Morgens iuie bes 9l6enbs mir
SGmeft gut mein @lasfen 9pne
Stpr 8ier
M,ciu 8 i=2 a=9 9pne Star8ier mein
9uneS 8ier.
Meiht's mid i'm Sppf, reiftfs mid i'm
MaBeu,
Sab i'd sum Giien feline 2nit,
@enn mid bic b5ien Gdjnupfen placer,
onb' idl Satarrb in nteiner gruit.
gSnS ipa bic Mfebisir baum mir,
Sd trinf ntcim 0ldsdjen 9pne Star
8ier,
Meit 2is2 a=2one Star, ntein
2nne Star gier.
Sas eOue Stargier ipG mir nod,
ntnnoem,
@enn iebe nnbcre 5renbe itafb
@enu mid Jrcnnb Satn beim 0las sc-
fnnbeu
limb mir bic 9ebensfren0' perbarb;
Sd triHfe bann nit i6n mod bier
Nletn lettes 0Iasdlen 2nne eta +
8ier
Wein=9 i=2 as2 pne Star g er, mein
Gone Star 8ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-09
nIanc.
Die Streiker
MoIIsn ibfe 5ordsrunsen er-
indssigen.
Babnraubsr ssfanasn.
Gcnpsrs prcpbszsit H+b:iter-
unrnben.
Spar-EinIaesn.
Das ober-Rundesseriebt wie-
der in Sitzung.
Spar-EinIassn.

sSr Stem Orleans bat Sonntaq
cine groBe 8erian1lnIung bon Stret-
fern itattgefulloen, in Scr @ouper.
leur Gamblers uno Mapor gebr-
mann &e0en bieItell. 2esterer psr-
iprah, oaB er Die 8ablten 5mifleell
iperoe, Yerionlibfeiteil, Die iie a[s
Streifbreder nod Der 5tabt BRAID
ten un0 BON oeneil er iiber5e1gt lci.
bob iie fir oas @enleinipeicn eire
2aft ooer cine @efabr iperben mir
ben, iDie6er fort5uidaffelr. IS. g.
Wouen, Der General Sefretdr Ser
@ereinigung Der alteeitentell Scr 81
linois Central 8abn, gab Die beodl-
tenstperte grflarung ob, oaB sic
Streifer setuillt ieiell ibre soroc
rungen 81 mooifi5ierel, ulll 5u eli.
mem ginperitanonis nit Ser @afJr
81 gelangefl.
Man bat in Der @egcno bon
8aiDbusfa, Sfla., 3tpei Mannet
aufgeiagt, bon oeiten lltQll oil
ninlmt, 6aB lie an oenl gobnra1t
bel Siefa beteiligt gepeien iillS
Sen einen gelang es lebeno gefnn-
gen ,5l nebnlen ltno nod 8alpbus-
ia gu bringen, Der nnbere jcbtc iidJ
6aar @ebr uno murbe eri1oiiell.
Dieter 2estere ift oils elm getpiIIer
gbner q. Mcgurop alias sSralif
Curtis erfannt pnroen. Gr ioa and
an bem ueberfan auf eiDen 8ai-
iagier5ug Der 90. g. & s. @obn bei
GoffeDbiIIe in Mfiiiouri beteifigt &C
neien .iein.
Mus @aibington lneloet man:
Samliel @ompers, Der 8rdfinent
Der Federation Of 2abor~ ncltber
bon elmer gfeiie aus benz @eItyql
5uriidgefebrt lit, id)eiut iebr ppifinli.
1tiih IN Die 3ufunft gu bIiden ST
1T Der slniidt, oaB Die slrhciter,
unruben IN england uno syrlnun
bier3ulanoe Elm @egenltiid bahel
0iirfteu menn nidt grbeitgpbcl
iii16 glrbeiter in beriobnIiden @eiife
6ilianHlen fommen. Die unlnittelba-
re 9pronlaliung gu oen oii{teren
Mnidnuungen, oenel1 Serr. @oln
pers fid) bingiebt, mag iein, oab
er aus Cos MngeIes fonlmt, mo- CT
NIT ben @ebriioern McNomara
fonferiert bot, melbe ibren Nro5el,
Degen oes DDnamitatteniats oil
Der uQos gngeIes Eimes" entgegcu.
feben Die federation Of Sc.
Dor" miro, tpie 6err @onlpers er.
Hart, Die angeflasten Biz gnu
@n0e in ie6er nl0gIideil @piic iul-
teritiiten. Der gllsgang .ocs Bro.
5effes lit getpiiiermaBen einc Sc.
bensfrnge fir Die v@eitern Seoera.
tion Of Miners~ peld)e Der Pine
rican 6eberation Of 2a6or" aIliieri
1T.
xrob Ginfiibrung oes BoIt
" IpufpanI Iros SolIellls llel9eil, mle aus
esulpInslon sel'leioel !, iplro, ol'
Spuse.Alasen ~ oeh yeulloAu.pail
zen Hanols: alle'n pom I. Sull' ,t ols
Seplel''oer een pei nno lllao o'ele Gepoalel' s
e, nna .na qSV,1Vooous ~ ma'l'.l1 oo on1, pu
qooa,iuu.ooo ~ or ul' poDa,ooo,uo,' % 10y = !,
u1lse.uaogle', ran, ans pel eDei'.,!'h'ioa'l
s orl Ioul :e yeui.oluipu''lel' .s.i ule oas ~,
g.o'IulsIs'p ~ sl:lllsslea, 1le' puoe'' ooi4
Spa1pui'i e'hi'a'lu''sen'
Sel oeIl pom &aillas eltD aHs
ueranliolIeien sSeft1llegen mn on
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-09

Cine 0epei6e aus Ser lneri-
faHiihen @auptitabt tneloet, Die IA
tboIiihe Yartei babe beidloiien.
fir De Ia garra als Wice Yr1li-
oenten 5u itinnten faas ni6t Der
4ongreB IN oieier ISOLDE nod elm
@eles annebme, ourh Dos iopol oie
BieoerpabI zines BrdiioentelI ais
aud ieine 8abl gum @ice=Yraii~
oenten berboten iperoe. ssn oieiela
Safe tperoe Die Hartei lire Stim.
men fir Or. 8asque3 @on1e5 abgc-
FEN. ssn 5olge oieies @eihlriies
iino' Die Gbanee1 bes 2ebteren az
Beroroentlih eeitiegen ourd oieics
8orgeben eriparten Die &atboIifen
entfpeoer Die @abl in 6en &ongrci,
gu iperfen ooer Suare5 oireft 5n
ihlagen unter alien ltn1lt1noen
aber feline @abl gu perBiitoern.
Sn Sorreon iino mebrere an
geiebene Mitglieoer Der &epiitas llll-
ter Der slnflase perbaftet morbels
fih ilt cine @eridporilng gegell
Oie &egierung einetlaiien an ba-
ben.
lin oes SrieoensrpiIen bot,
mie< cine Gepeide aus Der Salipr-
iiaot Mcrifo mel6et, sSrancesco
Wiaoero ben 9fce Yraiioentldafts-
fanoioaten Or. 5railcisco 8asaues
@ome5 eriudt, auriidautreten rtno
ieine glnbdnger inter oen @obI.
m1nnern 5li beranlaiien, fir Sua-
req 5u itimnleu. Or. Basque5 &C.
Ilne3 bat 0as @riuhen Waoero's
3uriidgefuieien.
Mn Der @eitfiilte Werifo' s
bot eiu ifmerer Sturnt getobt.
gielc ioIlen unl's Sebelt gefommetl
ieinr seSn Ser 1@egeno BON Orti5,
einem fleinen Orte nobe CORES
Limo angeblih fiinf8ebn bis 5pan3ig
Wenihen ertrunfen.
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germeibete idrcdlide sraa6oiem.


9iedt5eitioer 9iat fam Mlrs. 6
8iaou9bbp BON Marengo, @ise.,
(N. SEQ. y ,ulo rettete alpei Mei,-
idenlebeil. 9Ler5te itelltcn 6duiiif.
ilht feft unc brabten MIR ipenia
9ilfe. SblieBli6 nabnt tie auf ocn
9fat ibrer Eante bin uDr. Sings
9eem 9iscoberp". Sic idreibt 6ar.
iibcr: SD babe bag Waittel ieit ldl'
aerer 3eit genpmmen uno Der ihred.
libc @nften bat falt gang nadgelaf
lell. slnd bat es nteillem fleiileIl
5obn BON idlimrnen 2ungellleioell
gercttet" Dieie unbergleidlihe Me,
.oi5ill lit bas Bette fir &aIs- linS
aaHngenleioell. 8reis Soc Ii. $t.O0.
grobeflaiden frei; @arantiert, BEL al
len Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-09
TUFTS Leber .PiIIen

halten bas Spiteln in Crbnuna unS
perbinbernben, tranfbeiten 3ultanb ber
ceber, tuel6er Granibeften porberaeti.
Gin UerbinasrAnssmittel
pon aopfitbmerseny gispepiia, @dwin.
bel, ibledtem @eftinnf i'm Mlunbc
SDobrennen, belseter 53nnge Mppetii.
lDiigfeit. 9artleibi9feit uno
MQe biliiDilen 9eioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-09
u. s.. & s. ga5a.

Nnf,inft-
@o. 241--gon 9oniton uno @aIpeiton
:. >. =. $50 mnrgens
no 7-gon Dallas u. Sort @orfb
30. a35-@om gsoroen. .7.so 7o Iulsst' Doral!iti
20. 15-@on 8neo.. 800 nahu1.
No 231-@om 0orben iinb 8ouftcn
;. :. ..3:25 nahm
No. e--@om Rorben. ..7:45 abenos
:. s. :. ..7.10 uorm
go. 10-Nnd) benz 0oroen. 100 BORN
No. 10 Nab GuitiR nno gsaco
J. 49,. $50 BORN.
go. 10-glnd bent Norben. 900 BORN
go 81 Mad 9aIlas. Sort g8ortb
llno gHacp.. :. -. .8.45 abenos
ssO. 2ae-Ra6 os' s0rben. -. -.
.9.15 nben0e
no. 242 Nah Souiton unb @ol<
be1ton... :. -. 1915 nben6s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-09
g. u. C u. q. yasn.

S%H+u|tlt
@o. 1--aoniton IT, 5. Siiite. .......
SO. s-aouiton unb Der aifte.. -
.... Lib pori.l
go. 5 @iiitenitdote. .,1:15 namd)
No. 44-gon &errbille, nlir on Bodene
SO. 44-@on aerrDine, nur Conn. L
tags. $500 nad)nr
No. 146-@on &errpille. mir an gSo<
dlentaaen. ..6.40 nadt1
30. = e0uff0H un1 Der aiilts; d -.
80. 4-oOulton ln6 Der aiiits. -.
SO. e-aiiitenfdbte.. .a:1o &c luaipp nadm
80. 4s aa6 aerrbiue, nur in $50 Wos
no z'lass'e, aiaa asrrDilre a.r aseo esa@a s3s@n
no. i4S.gsad asrrDills. ,nr ai4H IN 9Ssa' %oa
dJentaAen. :. ..7:25 BORN
g.. $. & g. u. (saupt-ainie).
30. 9-@om Often. 1876 uorm
SO. 7-@pm Often. $3.50 uad1rn
go. 10-@l Baio Ii. 8eften. .7:3O t,a6n,'
No. 8-gon 81 8afo.. 5. 1915 BORN
Bfabrt
sio 9-Nad gI gafo uno Beiten.
-. -. $3.50 BORN
SO. 7-9ia@ el gaio unb @eifen. !.
100 aberos
$40. 1O--gfad 5. 8eitea,. 1000 abetlbs
gto. 8-gla9 Dem Often. .10:45 born,
No- 1-gtad1 Sci 0fio.. 400 abetlos
gietorta Sipiiion 9. S. & g. u.
Infilnft
@o: 305-guero, gietoria. 1850 na6m
Nbfabrt-
80. so6-guero. gietoria. 800 BORN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-08

embodied in section 1855 Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States, in the
civil service act Of January Is. 1883, and
the executive orders of June q, 1906. ana
OF November 26. 1909. In its considera-
tlon OF this important subject ! desire
10 recall to the attention of the con-
gress the very favorable report made on
the Lowden bill for the i'm 1rovement OF
the foreign service ~ the foreign affairs
committee OF the house OF representa-
lives. Available stetistics show the
strietness with which the merit system
has been applied to the, foreign service
during recent years and the absolute
nonpartisan selection OF eonsuls and dip
iomsaic service secretaries who indeed
Far fsom being selected with any view TO
political consideration have. actually been
chosen to a disproportionate extent from
states which would have been unrepre-
scented in the foreign service under the
system which II is to be hoped is now
permanently obsolete. Some legislation
for the perDetuatlon OF the present sys-
ITEM of examinations and promotions
upon merit and efficiency would be Of
greatest value TO our commercial and
International interests.
80 CIVILIAN II. TAFT.
The White House. December 2. 1911"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-08
University Refuses
to Test Sugar Beets
of Colorado Farmers

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE house spe-
cial committee investigating the so-called
Sugar trust today heard testimony de-
signed to show that in some states sugar
beet culture is a hot house" industry.
James Bodkin Of Meade, Colo, represent
ing farmers of that sugar beet territory,
told OF the cheap foreign labor employed
there.
The witness declared the farmers had
difficulty in getting n scientific test of
their sugar beets except by customers OF
the Great Western Sugar company. He
said the company had such influence
with the Colorado agricultural depart
ment that the farmers could not get a
private test.
He said the Colorado university refused
to make the test because the university
president feared the Great Western Sugar
company would hold down the appropria-
tons for the instruction.
Mr.. Fordney, said the witness, was evil
IDENTIFY an enemy of the Great Western
Sugar company. Bodkin retorted that the
representative seemed to be a friend OF
the sugar refiner and an enemy of the
farmer. Mr. Fordney protested that he
was a friend of the farmer.
i.e two then giared at each other. Mr..
Bodkin said he favored tariff on sugar.
e. u. Combs, a Colorado farmer, testi-
fled that he thought the farmers should
get more for their beets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-08

In Europe ana the near east duftng
the last twelve-monh there has been az
times considerable political Unrest The
Moroccan question, which for some
months was the cause OF great anxiety.
happily appears q have reached stage
az when II need no longer be regarded
with concern. The Ottoman empire was
occupied for a period by strife IN Albania
aud y nov 81 war with Italy. In Greece
and the Balkan countries be disqnisllAg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-08
A WONDERFUL AMOUNT
OF GOOD is BEING DONE
Mrs. Reen Says She Feels Like a Diff
ferent Woman Now.
RELIEVED OF DEBILITY AT LAST
Demonstration Says that Tremeud-
Gus Number of People Living
in the Larger cities
Are Affected.

Il have been a sufferer Tor me last
five years from general debllity," gays
Mrs. Lillian Reen OF US North Nineteenth
street. this city. There were times when
could eat nothing. ] suffered from ex-
IRENE spells OF nervousness, aud sieep
gave me no benefit. ] also suffered from
chronic constipation;in fact, I was very
badly run down. L had tried various
remedies, but without results.
Il began the treatment OF iona Vita
and noticed immediate result and now
feel better than have for years. / give
the entire credit TO iona Vita. would
certainly advise anyone suffering as 1
was to use this remedy"
Che specialists WHO are introducing
''Tona Vita TO the Omaha public are
entirely confident the medicine will prove
as successful in this country as in
Europe and predict a tremendous sue
cess for it i'm this city. The specialist
who discussed this said: without n
question, no preparation like this has
ever been sold in America and / prophesy
that no preparation will approach this in
volume Of sales once it is established here
There is just as much nervous debility in
this country as abroad and iona Vita
will make fully as great record here as
the original did in Europe. That medicine
has been and is now being used by kings,
dukes, cardinals; in fact, by the greatest
.personages of Europe
I'VE are talking with a great many
people each day now but in a few DAYS
more the number will be materially In
creased.
Every man or woman who has been
afflicted with chronic nervous debility
who tries 'Tona Vita will become a
walking advertisement. and that sort of
thing spreads like wildfire. Anyone who
has been half sick all the time, with al
most no vitality or energy, a constant
sufferer from dependency, stomach
trouble weak back headaches and a
dozen other troubles caused by debility is
sure to tell about it when they find
something that gives them, back buoyant
spirits, sound digestion and general good
health.
THE public does not realize what n
tremendous number of people among
those who live in the larger cities are
affected with nervous debility, nor does
the public realize the symptoms of this
modern plague when they see them.
Most Of the so-called kidney trouble.
nearly all Indigestion, and fully half of
the headaches in Omaha can be attributed
solely to nervous debility"
The specialists are meeting all callers AZ
Brandeis Drug department, Sixteenth and
Douglas streets, south side main floor
between the hours of a. m and G D. m
daily.-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-08

For one who is seeking the present which will
recipient, but which also will be of great service in
will answer fully the requirements. Our assortment
gestions iSVery large and affords wide variety fc
Here are few hints
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-08
MISSOURI MAN KILLS
DIVORCED WIFE AND SELF

OAK GROVE, NO. Dec. John A.
Baker, farmer, shot and killed his
divorced wife on the Baker farm six
miles south of here today, then shot
himself to death. The Bakers were
divorced several months ago following
a quarrel over Bakers attempt to sell
the farm. Alleging that her husband
would squander the money from the sale
Of the old home place Mrs. Baker applied
to the courts and was granted an injunc-
ton restraining Baker. from malSing the
sale, Four orphans survive the couple.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-08
ROAD HOUSE PROPRIETOR
SHOT TO DEATH BY BANDITS

BARTLEsyILLE, OIL. Dec. 7-Bandits
today shot to death ]. c. TORY. pro
prietor of a road house near here because
he attempted to prevent their robblng
l.. o. Blair, a hotel man.