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New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
THE TRIBUNE'S FOREIGN NJ W0-----

the leaders Of Chinese nationalism IL
they are successful. and they will not
suffer if Yuan. himself an advanced
modernst. becomes military dictator in
a desperate attempt to rescue the dragon
dynasty.
There is more diplomacy than fighting
in the Near East. Germany has not yet
succeeded In dragging Turkey into the
TRIBE Alliance. nor have the Western
powers detached Italy from it.
Italians IN their enthusiasm for the
war crave victories in Tripoli, hut the
generals are cautiously avoiding any
proceedings likely to irritate the Arabs
such. for example, as inland expeditions.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
KING RESCINDS MARTIAL LAW
Alfonso Re-establisbes Constitutional
Guarantees Throughout Spain.

Madrid. oct. 9.-Kiur Alfonso to-day
signed decree re-establishing the consti-
tutional guarantees throughout Spain
The suspension Of the constitutional
Guarantees. which IS equivalent 30 declar-
ina the country under martial law. was
decreed by King Alfonso September 70 at
the height Of the recent strike disorders
in the country. The step was taken TO
strengthen the governments hand in deal
,nr with the widespread riotnE.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
HoBBLE SKIRT STRIKE CAUSE
Twelve Hundred Factory Girls Out OF
Work Because Of Il.

London. Oct. l4-Havins been rsspohsl0,'
for deaths. serious accidents. business Id..-
ures and many smaller mishaps. ne HoO.
ble skirt has added still another 70 u.
list Of its crimes and become the cause y
strike This is az Northampton, "he.e'
oUinc n the strike Of some Of the girl''
~. whole Of the employees OF one factory
I 900 IN number, are out
The girls, owing 20 the introduouon -
the hobhle skirt and the consequent
crease in the demand for undersAirts d..
ns,t,coats. had received other work. -
which they said they could not earn-aA''
ing wage. So they struck
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
ANOTHER FIRE IN STAMBOUL
Several Hundred Houses Are
DESTROYED.

Corstantinople. oct. 21.-A great fire,
the second this year, has been raging in
STEAMBOAT since o'clock last night. ST.
multaneously fires broke out i'm the
Bayezid quarter, not far from the
Finance and War ministries. and at
Kun Kapu, on the Sea Of Marmora. Sew
eral hundred houses have already been
DESTROYED
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22

becomes weaker; excitement or extra
exertion causes throbbing in throat and
temples: the breath is short and gaspy.
When these symptoms come to the man
or woman who is too fat, steps should
be taken to remove the excess fat, not
only from the sunocated heart, but from
other parts Of the body where it makes
It's unwelcome appearance. Many So
called fat reducers are dangerous to the
} fatty neart. placing upon it an added
burden by stimulating It's action. There
is but cue sure, harmless fat reducer
known. the now famous Msrmola Pre-
scription OF a Detroit phy:ician. and its
more convenient form. Msrmola Pre-
scripuon Tablets. BY means OF these
harmless little tablets, thousands OF
overist people have surely and safely
reduced their weight attic rate of 1910
IS o. day without exercise or dieting
Msrnola Prescription Tablets are sold
bv sll druggists. or the Asrnola Company.
a Monroe Ave, Detroit. Mich. at 7Sc TO.
large case.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
PARIS B0URSE FlRMER
Better Political Outlook Causes
General Recovery in Prices.

~ tahIe u 1he Irbune.
Paris. oct. 2l.-Encouraged by the for
eign political outlook, the Bourse is re-
covering from its depression Of the last
few weeks, and is to-day firm and ami
mated. There is steady upward trend
all along the line.
Good investment business is. noted in
government bonds and in French bank
ing securities. other stocks in active
demand are Russian industrials, Melu-
can banks and copper shares.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
IS HOPEFUL ABOUT CHINA
Situation Not So Bad as Reported,
pekinp Educator Tells Mission Board.

\ dispatch from Peking was received
Yesterday al the Methodist Board OF For
eien Missions from Dr. H. r. Lowry presi-
dent of the University Of Pekins. which
said
situation not as bad as has been reported.
Affairs progressing satisfactorily. Suffi-
cient time must be given government 10 Sc
cure control
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
TURKS ATTACK IN TR|P0u.
MosIemS Surprise italians, Catch.
ing Them Between Two Fires.
WARSHIPS UNABLE TO HELP
Berlin Gives Reasons Why Tur.
key Could Never Think Of En-.
tering Triple Alliance.
TWENTY-THlRO DAY OF THe
WAR.

Berlin reports we're 70 the oFec. ,hs.
the senshazi garrison. aided by Sc.
nussi trih.smen, was still hoidina ou.
and that more fighting had occurred
on The outskirts % Tripoli ETY.
Fifteen italians were reported killed
in the latter engagement.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
PORTUGUESE CRUISER A WRECK
The Sac Rafael Lost-Fifty of the Sea
men Swim Ashore.

Lisbon. oct gl.-The Portuguese cruiser
sao Rafael has been wrecked at the mouth
OF the River Ave heavy fog prevailed
the accident
The crew Of two hundred men II Is be
Iieved. were saved. Fifty Of the men swan
ashore
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
aonneN TO VISIT HERE

ottawa. oct =. Robert T.. Borden. Pre-
mier of canada. is leaving ou e holidl"
trip to tine United Sn,es' ~" win stop ~
Sprn.s, Va
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22
DANGERS OF FAT
HOW FAT AFFECTS TIE HEART

Fatty Degenera-
ton of ths Heart
may we'll be a bug
bear TO all fat peo-
pie. Anexcessoffat
around the heart
notonlyimpedesits
m movements, but
gradually changes
thesubstanceofthe
organ. The pulse
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22

Washington, oct. 2l-Apparently condi-
tons at chang Sha have materially
changed In the governments favor. FOR the
State Department was advised to-day by
Amos J. Wilder. American Consul Gen
eral at Shanghai. that there was no occa-
sion Tor apprehension as " the safety OF
New-York tribune., 1911-10-22

Hankow. oct 2L-The situation here al
present is quiet The imrerialsts are
awaiting an engagement with the revolu-
tionaries. which is expected 10 take place
on Monday. There has been some skr-
misung to-day.
The revolutionists are active. Innumera-
ble guns have been mounted, and the sur
rounding hills are strongly intrenched.
There is report here that General Yin
Tchang, I'm command Of the government
troops, has arrived al his headquarters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Ham NJ. Johnson and Josephine Fra
potll Of Arcadia. Cal
fed r.. Tourscn and Wilhelmina
1an, both of Salt Lake.
pn 9. kunkel and Jessie NJ. GudGel.l
4 OF Salt Lake.
C. Poulter and Enie Grow. both
den
<o'n u. Void. Portland. and Sarah
&eldrum, Provo.
"a Leonard and Rosa l.. Ward, both
~ Lake,
Flend Pace. Thatcher. and Lucille
81. Johns. Ariz.
.onl Colvin, Ogden, and Lydia Ward.
80 Mattson and Hazel NJ kampe.
of Eureka.
~ Lee HILBERT and Gertrude Rich
poth OF Union.
nSrd ~. Tarhfor. Hallech, and Ellz-
- Stration. Charry Creek. Aris,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

this afternoon ut the Buman home on
East Second South street.
Preston D Richards. who has been
spending a months vacation here. Will
leave today for Washington.
Mrs. Charles l.. Sampson of Fort
Douglas will entertain the Ladies After
noon Bridge club at her home this after
noon. the meeting being the second this
season
Miss Romola King and Miss Vera Ed
yards are expected 10 arrive in New
ing the past eight weeks.
Mrs. Karl Spinner win entertain to-
day with luncheon AT her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Keely and their son
and daughter Alfred and Kate. left yes
terday for the east. The two young
people will enter Galaudet college in
Miss Lucille Yates left yesterday after
noon for n stay Of some weeks on the
coast. She will be joined at Milford by
little Virginia McMullen. who Will accom-
pany her
number OF theater parties are ar
ranged for this evening ut the Salt Lake
theater which Is the opening night OF
the season.
spent the, summer In Milford. will be
back the latter part OF the present week
to again mako their home here.
Mrs. j; A, Hensel of Eureka Is visit
Ing in the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07
NezCS and Notes of
the WOmen's Clubs

Superintendent n. H. Christensen is ar
ranging for the seating of the school room
at the Orphans Home and Day Nursery
and Ii Is expected that the school viii
open either Friday OF Monday, The as
signment of teacher probably will he
made today. The school will be an cX-
pertinent in the interest of the children
who are charges OF the nursery and to
avoid the inconvenience that frequently
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07
Births,

oy-
Arthur Gardner, ST Marks hospi-
n.
ur William Morrison, 1913 Second
y j Wade, ao5 West North Tenn
boy.
q Mitchell, 272 South Third East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

Miss Nora Gleason will register pu
pills for the fall and winter term each
day from 9 n m. TO II; from | 30 to 6. !
Studio, 22T, 22S Constitution block.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

DR. Jane will remove her Office
rooms 15.16 Vermont building. Sept 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

million dollars guarantees tho
z Oh every abstract made by fbe
M security s Trust Co. SO Up
we own our records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07
- RATES ON MOTOR CARS
On Oregon Short Linz

m one way, 81; round trip, 81 so
~. sI'9o one way; $2.70 rouud
S.ois leave Salt Lake o a. m
~ ana 8 p, m. 45-minute run 10
'he hour and thirty minutes to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

want be n situation. make
py the insertion Of want
% The Tribune, '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

The Y. w. G. y. is preparing it's year
book giving the schedule OF work for the
winter. II will be out In few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

The Jewish Relief society will hold Its
first meeting for the season at the 3 nal
Birth hall this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07
Real Estate Transfers.

NOVEL; 10 Aubrey Novel;.
iot D. block :, fiye-acro
=, ..-..-...S
sn'pps and wife To John
snerson: LOT Z, block 2, Cor
plat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1tIon Canyon Improvement
s To John 6. Sharp, lots
~ u. block ., Pioneer nd.
'-'s.... ....,,.s.
neaI'y company 10 Mathew
sSyne, lot rs, block !. Union
Me subdivision ......,
"a, Sullivan Ia Violet H.
part lot ,. block II. five
PLAY A................
"A. Freeman TO Hulda V.
o"d. part lot Il. block ..
P'o' A. -,....'..-...
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

y number OF theatcr parties are ar
ranged for this evening at the Salt Lake
theater. which Is the opening night OF
the season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

There will be called meeting Of the
o'clock with Mrs c. II. Mcmahon at
80 Caithncss The meeting Is for the
purpose OF transacting some special bus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07
THE SALT LAKE MORNING.

arises TO sending them To the public
schools For instance, In case OF the ap-
pearance OF "A contagious disease In the
nursery. all of the children have 10 be
kept out OF school, on account of danger
OF Infection. The school in the nursery
will obviatc all such trouble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

|nere Will be a special meeting Of the
<Ic section OF the Ladies' Literary
"wednesday next at o'clock in the
Methodist church, a special pro-
nme has been prepared and. among
excellent numbers. Mrs. Stroharler
be heard on the organ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

number OF new officers will be sta
1ed at Fort Douglas shortly, Captain
rold Coburn, Lieutenant Martin c,
Ec and Lieutenant Charles p Hall all
1g ordered In report here before next
dnesday, and Lieutenant Clifford c.
~ being assigned to duty here also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

Mrs. j. A. Hense of Eureka Is visit
Ing in the city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07

nvitaticns are out for the marriage Of
7s lSlea Sheets. daughter Of Mr. and
,. George Sheets. TO B. Egbert White
wedding Will take place at $50
|ock on September Il and will be cele-
fed at the Sheets home. l15 Eleventh
u street. \ reception IN the evening
follow the marriage.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
In Our Favored Land

he United States Of America dos
not Lad the World in the size Of ifs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
PROGRAMME.

Sunday School Convention To be
held at Martha. sunday. June IL.
1871:
$50, Scripture and prayer. by
Rev. Aey Hay.
S;45. Welcome address. C. n.
Sparks
l0:eo. Response. NJ S. Burns.
Ie-l5, hte place and power of
the Sunday school in the salvation
Of the World, ". ]. Vaughan.
lo:45. The authority for the Sun
day school, Rev L, n CopIey.
ll:l5, The County Work, Chas.
HOIbrOOk-
ll:3e, An ! nv Brothers Keep
er! C. v Burton
appointment Of committees.
Noon
1889, Song and PRAYER. ...
LIS How to get folks to attend
Sunday school. o. J. Vaughan.
s:oe. The Sunday school at work,
R C. Mcclure.
2;Se, The world vide movement.
W, }, Vaughan.
see, Why should the children be
kept in SUNDAY schools =. 4. Hol-
brook. W. F. Dean and others. ten
minutes each.
c. W. KOUNS. President.
c. V. BURTON. Secretary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
HOUsTIN PARNI. OHIO.

Noah Ross vas visiting Miss
Senda Cassel Sunday.
John Gibson and wife. Ferret Glib
son and wife and Miss Senda Cas-
sci spent a day last week at Deer
Greek.
Mrs. Mary Gibson, and sister. Miss
Senda Cassel were visiting at
Henry Cassers last week.
Mrs. Florence CasseI and two
children we're visiting Mrs Mary
Gibson Monday.
Curis Moore has been on the
sick list, but is a little better nov.
Mrs Artie Boggs was visiting Mrs
Pearly Moore Friday.
Claude smith has purchased a
mares and a fine colt this spring.
J. II. Gibson vas visiting John
Smith Tuesday.
The Urbana school will be out
Friday. ..
Miss Senda Cassel was visiting
al Willard MOOre's Friday.
Mrs DOya Gibson was visiting
Rose Caudin Friday.
Claude Smih has purchased a
nice lot OF cattle.
Mrs DOva Gibson has been on
the sick list. but Is better now.
Miss Florence 0'DOnnell was
visiting her sister Tuesday.
Two Ky. Friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

West Virginia Is one OF the
richest and most rapidly developing
territories in the whole world. It's
wealth in coal. gas. oil lumber and
other natural resources. Is almost b.
yOnd comprehension. It's coal area
alone is s,S0o.9V60 acres. each acre
being capable Of producing 10000
tons OF coal. making IS billion tons
In 50 years. less than one per cent
OF this coal has been mined. the
remainder Of this vast wealth being
stin in the earth.
The development OF the natural
resources OF West Virginia has re-
salted in the opening Of 4 great
new trade territory tributary TO
this city. The last census shows that
the West Virginia cities are among
the fastest growing cities Of the
United States
Millions Of dollars worth Of
IaeTChandAse OF All kinds all sorts
Of manufactured articles. naehin-
cry. and supplies Of every deserip-
ton are sold in West Virginia an
nUFlly."
The above is an extract from the
advertising literature Of the Gin
siRnau trade boomers. Who made
such successful trip recently AMI
shows how This state is rr-=.ied BY
people Who are anxious to secure
some Of our trade.
HsnOTa in a short time VII Be-
one Of the important oenters in the
stale aLj the people should Be aivs
to the possibilities OF this city. $50
.rs-State Enterprise.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

PRAYER by A. l. Moore.
Welcome address By ". F.~
Response. J. N. Moore.
Song By choir.
Origin and principles Of the Z
G. Els BY E. c. MeKInster.
What makes a good saho=H-.t,
castle. J. T. MOOre's elose g.
supper.
Ice cream free to all. to Be go
ed first to ladies. then to 49,
bers and visitors
Song by choir.
Relationship OF the X. @. E
stitutiOn to Christianity BY A L
Moore.
The general principles Of u z
@. Z. BY Johnny Hayes.
The beginning and proErs. q
the X G. & BY G. B. o'Roark
Close the castle In due fOrn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

he Situation in Europe Is sti1 worse.
Does not this preparation OF the So
called Christian nations Of the word
70 destroy one another prove that there
n q ntS1ake-thzt the term Chrisrisn
has been uiSapplied to thsmE Nor csn
ne ssy that there Is no danger. for
oaly fo1r could lad 70 such costly
prsparariOas for war.
Pray Fer hsssish's kins5sn
ne hoPe for humanity Is the Mes
stznic Kingdom The mountain Of
the LCrNrs hOuse- signifies the King
dom Of Gcd's h0uSe. His Church II
viii Be established in the top q or
above the kinsdons Of the word Il
VII BE exalted amongst the nations
and all Peoples vii TOW 10 IL There
viii b an attraction in IL for all II
vii lad them To climb upward The
afrractiOn which viii thus draw nan
Kind vii BE the blessings Of health
and reSritutiOa. which the Kingdom
VII Be prepared 10 grant TO all peoples
as they shall cOue into harmony with
rs requirene1tS.-Acis S:Ia2
That Kingdom viii BE closely Hsnri-
I'D with tie Zionist movement and
the Holy Land he Kincd6n Itself
VII Be spiritual invisible 10 nea. bat
its earthly ageats viii BE visible and
they viii BE JsriSh--Ye shall So
Ab-aham- Isaac and Jacob and al the
ProQaecs In the Kinr5Om.- etc Matt
Sill The JeEs- already impulsed To-
ward the Land % Promise. VII 20
hiIher in Increasing numbers. and all
- the faithful q then VIII 20 IN syn
pathy and reprSsatatively. through
financial assistance The Israelitish
hoes and promises win attract that
number strO1giy first And gradually
al the nations, learning .Of the grace Of
God. and the hsesSiI.gS Of restitution
b b bestowed vii say. Come. LEI rs
20 NJ to the nonntain Of the Lord and
% TIE house q the God Of JacOb: and
He VIII teach us las wei IS the Jews,
q HIS ways and We win walk In His
pAshS-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

Is not a life Of stupidity or SsFass-
ism; all can read and write: man
nsrs are good: books and pictures
are plenty; theatres abound: process
sious and festival days eRllvcu life.
Il Is easy 20 sec. therefore, Why
marriage Is not a fearful thing IN
that tAr-off land: and b. contrast IL
Is easy 70 understand why feN have
the courage 10 dare II here.
Let our homes b. places Of loEe.
ioy and brightest sunshine. places %
enduring love that outlasts the we'd
ding day. and which produces a life
Of one long unbrOken honeymoon.
the holding place Of character. a
place where the child breathes an al
mOsphere Perfumed by the choicest
flowers Of heaven. where Il finds
the greatest earthly security In
mothers loving. fostering care.
There Is only yilIlanous abomiRz-
ions In the dOgtrine that leads 4
creature. called by courtesy MAJ.
20 announce that a transfer Of his
affections warrants a breach Of
loyalty and desertioHs Of one Who
has become his wife and the mother
Of his children. No guise Of proph-
eCy can cover 50 vile a principle: no
charm Of PoetTy Eild 50 hateful a
treason. and the breath OF pcrdition
is on the lips Of all such a. advocate
anything else than loyalty to wife
hood and manhood.
There are few things more tan
taliEing TO a man than 10 90 home
with something on his mind he
wants to schold about. and find com
p4ny there. and be Obliged to act
agreeabIy.
There Is nothing more Convenient
for the lonely dWeIlers Of the
rural districts as veil as for the
more citified inhabitants Of a town
than the telephone. II IS really a
most obedient and faithfui servant.
ready TO carry our important OF
unimportaHt messages without a mg
murIt brings and keeps practically
the butcher. the baker. the candle
stick maker as well az the doctor. II,
preacher and the merchant al your
door. ..... ....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
West VIRGINIA NEIGHB0RS.
NEWS FROM COUNTIES JUST
ACROSS THE RIVER IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

.. Zen 2 Evans a well ku'vr ma.
fozm-ly OF Waynee vas 5, uteryrI
TO two years in the penirentary last
THURSDAY in the Cabeil ,,,1ssg Ioart
he plead guilty 10 a 'Hssg- If
forgery. ".... .........
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

Fapre is movement UeU 90 Tot
to construct a a railroad between
HamliH and West HamHn CONNECT
lug With ms c. and q - Ias
latter point and for the puToo5. nt
freight from West Hamln
TO HAmlin together With passengers
travelling to the county sat 81
Lincoln oOunty. For a long time
the need Of such q line has been
sOrely felt and especially in the
winter time when the had roads
shoOt the transportation rates TO
such eEhOrhifaHt figures that the
public compelled to use the hacEs
between JBt two points. felt like
rebelliag or using dynamite on the
jehus
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

COurt adjourned last wednesday
evening. There we're not mauV
cases uied al this term OF court
on aeeoanr Of il being a very bus
tine Of the year In our next issue
Ne all give the proceedings OF
the entire term--WayHe News
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
ELLEN.

Uncle James Poe Is very low al
this writing. ...... ..
J. c. Akers and son went To
Louisa Saturday.
James CuTuUtte and wife visit
ed his brother W. D. Curnuue and
wife Sunday.
We acre sorry to hear Of the
death OF Mrs Mart Roberts
Rev. d. b. KaIee preached an
interesting sermon at springdale
Sunday morning.
Program.
For entertainment to be given
at Matte. KY. the S0th night OF
Nay. By the X G. Els:
Castle open in due form at S:SO
O'Clock. .. m.
Song BY choir.