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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1912-03-01
TRIED
SEVEN
DOCTORS
My Life Saved by Pe-ru-na.

Mr.. S, S.
] o hnso n,
Gre nville,
ILL.,, writes:
II was for
five
t Bile d
W / t h ca
tarrh. Two
years ago I
had one foot
in the
I had tried
doc
tors and al
so went to
a atarrh
specialist in
st. Lo s,
an d too k
s e G r a l
k d s Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23

| So6nion in0le0e0e, og ban bar ifff
for6ooiet" ooer, at @mnet bar
fremint / ben 5orn1, oct bar .bor
glo0 Oe0; t6i bleb ri toltlQen - n
@erreH5 Or0 og n0trDffeli9e 8e.
folinQ til 1iiciplene - til at be.
bare Sper9Smaalet meo eft: "a.
pi ifol brine 90remisiion". ioa bIeo
set nGite TOR BEN enfelte at ip6rae
iig ielo; or ioa nit 9iicipet 5or.
6olo / OrOen; tbi for en- 5eiu 9i-
icipel er set u6etin9et ret at ln0e
@u6, ogioo noor ban Tiger: u@oo
6en og or6eio / min 8ingooro"
OerimoO err oct COLT fat noar Ell.
ser Dil ppre en- Seiu 9iIcipel. Ioo.
ncr Gre til 6en Geit Der Tiger:
Spar oiq ielp@, 6erfor oen0er bi
MI 0e TO iorIte 0r0 ON % iiaer:
u@i ifol brine 90remisiion1. 2ao
oS ioa goo oa gre 0etl
S6nOog bar Ell 6erlia Gag 66rit
en- fort men 6caan0et Sfriftetale
al Fait. Z. 3. G6orebD. oereiter
en- inoerliq, q%riben0e 9%rp0ifen al
Baitor g. So6n'on ON, at oWor.
fcrne ere 6oi0e til Soften, % ioo
en- 0eiliq Strno oeo 6errens 9oro.
so, Serren beliiQneoe riaeliq, o. 0i
mrrfc0e, at o6crrens geliianelie
ebr rig"
C0er 400 mo- ri ioo Wio6aq /
6~rGesifnb.
On @ftermi6oogen 6op6e oi ia
en- BrGOifen al @oitor 81. q. PIT.
0reoien, ipGcielt til llna0ommea.
San gnO os en- ppperIia SfiIorina
al SoIomon % p1obiite, / 6oi(fe
Snorer ban bleo fon9en.
On 2liteuen til SIlttning8ma0et
tolte ierit Roitor 1bore6n fort o.
0crefter los oe inoa 6%oroeloro mo
ime.Iem &ericue al San, ION poa
5oroeu better, til 9roifo6 n0en
Soi8".
@i 6apoe 6oft ct tort Mooe, o.
ri 6oDOc 6oTt ct oeliignet Meoe.
@erren tilfommer 2erenl
Sefret0r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23

Ger er 5oroen unOerlagt meO sui
pa Ell 6 5o0s lptfelie, iaa 5oi5
ao9en bar Qoit til u@}ining", ioo
er Der iaa rig qnle0ning, ON tan
faaes.
0oa0 oole5? % 6oor me9et pr.
2lcre2 6peoe err bet ioruemjc era
III. 6oo oole5 SABRE % 9po I itor
lloitrqfnina. &i 6oDOe for ti0li9
6roit Der / 2far, iao 2lpIen 6leo
life ga goo. Get 6oieite 6er / $40.
I0aien Dar y 9lti. Soe0e, rs 9ui.
6aore. 909 peo lea fuopt 6oor
meaet. 5orleoen par fer en- Oonifer
n 6eioqte os; ban Dor 81 W}il
9oro 6erior. San beite0e 40 8ui.
Sbeoe og omfring 100 9us SABRE
pr. 4cre % iao 400 9ui. 8nr.
tofler. 0}en ban 6o00e oqioo DGret
6er / flere 9(ar, ioa ban 6oO0e list
@riarin1, 6Do0 ri gdnife pitt mong-
fer. Sans Sp0 Dor life ifo0et al
5roiten. 6piS bare ri 6oO0e bait
bore Eco li0t tioliqere poo Gei, ioo
6op6e nj nof iooet liqe ioo meQet
pr. We're ION obennrpnte 0onifer.
6oor0on er Gon0et? Gi bar goOt
@on0. % 6et fin6e5 / riQeliq @rna-
Be poo en- 0pb0e al ira 60 sos
til leo SOD.
er Ser nof al 2ou0 til aolonicn2
"a. Der bif pore nof til Toroorct,
IA mere oi( 6lipe ro9t til, % ioo
pr Ser ell Del 2on0, Iom life er
iofet en6nu, men iom fnopt err ioo
go6t. Get bill bIioe lat fist neO /
Gris til 6ornaret.
Sbor mnuQe 7anifc cr ser MP
Ter er ca. 80 a So, iom 66rer III
8ofonien. ioo er Ser 10 en- Gel, iom
Dor ltot n0enfor. Der oil Sine
5000 acres Iooet neo til 6orooret.
Qofonien or 10 1tna en6nt, finn ,
Nor til 6oroorct, ioo Ne'uItotct er
aonife ao0t.
Soor6on er alimoet2 alimoet er
inn6t % be6oacfi9t boooe @inter
% CONNER. 8i er fri for Sc irDa-
teIiae 9li83or6s. iom Sc bor mango
on6re Ste0er. 90 pi Icocr for rPr
poo 9ierQene til at fon Sen. 2ige.
fe0es er bi ri FOR Cyclones, iom
er ioo froateIiQe mango Steoer.
Qon 9on6 rentcs ser / aoGoniqn9
Get ifnl man life Q6re for tor
NeaninQ poo, ga Ser aerne err 10,
Ser oil rente, for boert StDffe,
iom er iii 2eie.
@r Ser noQen @nle0nin9 ion en-
6onif 1orretnin9Smono2 ga, aoo
Mnfe6ninq, 9pen 9ton0oro oiG bIipe
en- 9ob Gfo6s for 6pem ser bar
6oritono poo 6orretnin0, Oo Der
nrIten monQter aft enNnlt; BOG mao
Der 6onores 6urtiqt. Ser err fitn
en- gSoromore 5tore" % en- Gro.
ccrn Store" 90 ioo TO o2itmber
0oros".
Soo6en0e at settle pil bore til
liht Sirlp % g%eileonine, piG iea
ihttte nco en- biertelig SiIien til
oGe gfo6ets 9Hiere % &eodftion.
--
Z. 81. 6. @ort6u,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23
StnnOarO, 2lItn

s. 5c6r. 1912.
0r. ReOoror. "a lea iaor IA
mango @repe / oenne 9i0, IA ie9
nGiten life fon o0erfomme at be
ioore iammc. iao pil lea tiaa0e
mig at ioore poa De met aImia6e.
liae Sp6rg8maal fer iqenllem Qla.
6et i Sno6 ON, at oct oil ipare
mig for en- Gel unoopenoia Sfrip.
nina.
@r ser noget 8omeitea0. 9aa0
ocromfriug? 9}ei Der cr life SOME.
iteoO 2ano tort peo 9one; man ifol
mo omtrin3 100 @il. isr Der fan
.iooe5 6omeitea0. 9on0.
SDoO foitcr 2onoet i aolonien2
SIS FIBER cuonu forite 8lo55es
2ano. og aoot Grassland fan fo6e5
noqet 6iligcrc. Ter ifol Ell 1ieloe.
bel uc06ctale5 poo 2anoet og he.
ten / nj aarliae 9etalinaer meo
6 Brocent ]iente eaer oaiao en-
lien0e0el ueo aontnnt % Reiten
mco NaD0elcn al 4lolel til BET
or betolt. Get er 10 en- let oa if.
fer Mon0e at iao 2ono pao.
Gr nogct al 2anoet irriaoteo2
Rel set bar life.
@eiolfningcns 2n5fe par at ioa BET
oouoct. iod ime0efom 8ompaaniet
5ettlerne peo at laoe oS iao BET
iom f6rt 2ano, noaet ri CT 9looe
Ueo, oa Banding fife er n6ooenoi1
per.
@Dor lonqt ifal man ITO ira "a.
men for at foa 2auo fo6t til oen
FriS? Man fon iaa 9ano gan te
uGr ueo 9onen enonu, fun ct @ar
@}il ira 0en.
@nr 5 noqcu MeniQ6eo Der?
"a, 6er err itiitet Wenia6eo, % ri
6or fol0et Brett, nemlig 9aitor
9reoe So6qnien al ben foreaeoe
airfe. BrpitebuS er nn0er Opisr.
lei for IiOen, % gaitor Sobauien
pil ppre ibtonot os en- @onq /
6ornoret. De lllae 6or itortet en-
Iitterpr 5oreninq meo 8iifnsiions.
m60e en- Sang ON llqer. Sfole er
BOG en- al Sc Ei1Q ION mon8le5
boor0t. Sfole0iitrift er 0on1et for
lpnge iioen, men ni mprfer nof,
hi err fonmen UNDER a%onaeoamme
aft annr mere imoot emo / Stoter.
ne. Oct er MI mart n 9(or, ii0Pn
Diitriftet 6leo oronet % oct oil not
to9e ct goSt Stpffe Gi0 en0nn fpr
bi innr Sfole; oog foar oi set not
til CONNER. 9ignenoe er set meb
&oitbus; BOO biz ri oaioo ioa 0ei
en- npr Tremtio.
SOoo SloqS Soro er oct, : oar
| aoIonien9 SorOen er mgrf6rml
meo aoOt 2erunoerIog, ioo Den er
iaa goo iom Den beoite. Monge Ste
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23
DANA COLLEGE
BLAIR, NEBRASKA

WNTERTERMN BEGYNDTE ABE DECEMBER 1911.
Tilbyder UNDERMINING fslgende Kursua.
PROsEMINAR-frsarigt, forbereder til Trinitstia semtnariRm
N0RMAL-uddanner Larere og Lererinder for "pahle
schools '~-udsteder "state certifcates".
Observation-Disclosures, forbsredeg til de lsdende akoier
OOMBRRCIAL-Bogfpring og StenogrsH.
~MUsIO-Pisno, orgel Violin og Gang.
God Anledning for Nykommere til at lgre Enselsk
For Kost, LOgi og UNDERMINING per fire uger slsoO.
c. Z. hansen Forti.
skriv tftsr ny Kstalog.
~ &@&@ #A&%@N
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23

ftof VII III ~. ~ SUI lbN Nll stA-
ret, og SnooanOringen toger itaoia
til. 6aooe pi Blot Mioler o. pr.
bei0sfrGiter til at me0e araoene
me6, Der titles til oS JON Strife
oDer for De mange al bore 2onos-
memo, Der er fer og ito0ig fommer
for at gre bette oeilige 2on0 til
oeres fremtioige Stem! 6or ociligt
er 2onoetl men pirfelig oeiligt /
Or0ets fuloeite 8oritnn0 6Iiper oct
Dog life at lepe Der, Oeriom iffe0er.
rem bliper SierterneS % Sienmenes
ita0ige @pit, og en- airfe, bDor
Serrens Or0 lpoer on Sofromenter.
ne forbolteS, meo lit Spir prpoer
bber 9oIoni oo meo lit toOie Sprog
peqer opao oq min0er ON at ie9e
0et. ser er o%oentil, bpor ariltu5
ii0osr Dos SUBS b6ire &oono. Ser.
rem gipe o5 at noo BERTH.
gfen iom iogt, hi er Serren tof-
nemmeIiae ior, at 6olfene ioro9es
fra 2ror til aor, ion hi fan meooe.
le: 7ette Dar set it6rite areosmo0e,
bi bar 6oft beruOe.
5or5oag oen 2. 3opem6er 81. 10
iamle0es ri / Smmnnuels Strife
til Observation-Disclosures
9or Qrc0sformon0 Gaitor u. 8.
5eniea. prp0ifcOe; iom Gcfit oolgte
ban , 8im. 3, 49, o. Oppleoe
iprlia oeo OrOene: Zen 6elIige
Sfriit, ser fan gore ois til SaIia-
bq0 Deo 3roen poa 0riitiS Seiu5".
otter @rpOifenen erflpre6e ban
Me0et aa6net / sen treenige @uos
0opn. % Foitor Gn96olm 6eo 5or.
%iomIinaen belfommen, i0et ban mint
0eoe en- Serrens ORD: Seq oil ri.
qelig Deliiaue Dig. San ri ioa font
me 6erren I W60e meo ct: sea uil
6sre. 3oa0 @u0 &erren toler~, ia
ifal ri nof foo o@eliiqnelien".
Iet 6lcO beitemt at BRUCE SCR.
m.o0oaen til 6orretuing5mooer %
Gftgrmiooo1en til @c1ouolinl al 20.
re Gmner.
oficr Miooog iomleOes ri ioa
ST. >. % Qoitor q. Z. 66ore6D
in0le0eoe areoien5 Gmne 05toriet@.
Ger 5leo talt ON oct aors, iom
Seius bar % uuoer 50i5 @eat ban
ieqnc0e paa @cien til @oigat6o
men ON iioen bar BAN, "a ban
iom port 0fferlam bar pore Spr.
Der paa it 2egeme poo erect, OF
bortto8 Dem, ga BAN no3Ieoe Dem
til aoriet".
% ser bleO talt ON 0Soriets
Gro, Ser Uel er en- OoorIig6eo ior
Dem, ION er iortobte; men iom er Ell
@u9s strait ior os, iom bIioer
frelit.
Og enoelig 6Ieo ser toltt ON oct
aors. ION ri ma toge 90, % uoen
boiliet n9en fan Oore t1 Sem
1iitipel.
On octte iioite fom Somtaleu
iqrlia til at Oreie iig, % mango
go0e Cling bleo ora0et irem til
0pmmtrinl o. @eileoHin1. vi
mqrfe0e, at Serrcn par til 5teOe
for at pei igne.
5re0ag Diorgen le0e0e Eoitor -.
Sanien os I en- fort anoagt, boor.
efter ri tog iot paa pore 6orret
nin9er. @eo 0proa6 al 9tooneltiten
oiitr oct Tia. at ri bar rs iiemmebe
retfgeoe til 2teoe. uemlig S GrG
tier, 7 3clegoter % &reO5fos ieferen.
5ormanoen opleite i'm Sn06e.
refining, iom 6leo pao6ert o. moo.
iagtt IteO 2ul.
0e1 6leo minOet ON, at ri ban.
0e mpaet at iige 6erren Iaf ior:
San 61ooe t Roaoe Deofenot iia
Dor @erninq Der / areoien % la9t
i'm 8eliiguelie til.
san bar boIOt lin Soan0 6eoo.
reroe % 6e~ifGrmenoe oper os, ioa
ui troos IiOens llgunit fan msOes
meo Sen guo6ennnOeoe 9i6eI6og
%ubeifooren.
Sra NiiS ionsplao erne loo BET
opmuntren0e:
SRA O-oflano.@isiionen Baitor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23
iamleg. er life itor. Misiionen itet.

l1liA12f e lib1 iol. 0th@ioItSh ~"
tes meo $f5 OH Moone6en.
9eeOlep 6etiene5 tillige al 9oit.
9onien, men ban er life iormelt
fql0et ION @eaig6eoen9 8rgit.
Straits eiter are0smp0et bleO
,aol05ior6inoeliea or0net).
sra eos 2fnaeles. Eoitor 9.5obn.
ions 8irfiom9eo, 5sres ON 5remt.
gang / ar6ei0et Den lille Meni9.
6eo bar taget goot fat 90 penter
mart at foa eget airfebu5. geO
@ltos 0oa0e og Meni9beoernes
@aumil06eo amt Deo ct maaneoligt
3ilifno ira Saminnoet8 5n0rsmi5-
ii%onsfasie fan ri MODES u0en I'M
oerifu0 / Dor areosfasie; men oi
moa itoitpaoi9 6e6e @ll05 6olf ON
At eriiore areosmisi ionen meo ri.
geliqe @ooer. at @uo8 Gige fan
noa 10 til De oo60e g9ne" / Dor
areos.
; Commanders Snoberetning min.
oeoe ban on eli Saa. iom ban oil.
ia for oct 0oaife 8irfefolf5 @ligt
Der poo aDiten at ta1e op, nemlia,
at aioe 4 Stem til De i|orpI0rel6ie
;maa; ban tpufte Jig @uIig6eOen
Al, At Ell eQer on0en al pore bel.
6aoenoe &enner oi(0e one oct iom
en- SUBS 9toa6e At iaa 2oo til at
'fGnfe ct Smffe 2ono til Bette
Ziemeo.
Sn0beretninaea 6leo til @ennem.
aaoelie oncrqiDet Ell 9omite. iom
Ifli0e fremfomme meo mulige 6or-
iIaa j %2fnle0niaa al 5no6eretnin.
gen. 1reoal 6fternioooa mole0e.
De 9oitor Z. 2. 4ielien Meniq6e-
oen8 gmne: oMen De troen0e5
Rqnaoe 6apoe Get 6ierte % cen
5iul~. Ap. O.. 1. %.
Som foronm i Den a%poitoliife
Mlenia5e0, %iaaleoe5 enonu. 6oor De
cnfelte oeo en- reoenoe FRO er Die
b. 8renet me0 SENS ariitus, Der
er Groom oirfiom / ino60roes apr.
iia6eo. iaa 6e troenoe iworene5 oa
iom~men6inoes / ariiii aarli06e0
% / Oct inaes 6aa6 ON 6erlig5eo
Dos @uo.
Deili7e 6in9 bleo / Den 5orbiu-
oelie oraaet frem til SelOpraoelie
81 Opmuntrin0.
I'm aitenen prpoifeoe Paitor g.
So6n'oa Tor o5. % oeo 1o8en5
5httning iom oco oens 8eapuoelie
moattc oi ianoe. at ,,6erli1e Gina
ere iagte i Dig, OH 8uos Stao".
2eroag Moraea leoeoe 8oit. Is.
4. Q5orebD 2lnoagterl 6uorefter ri
6srte Nopporten ira Den 0o9en
fgr Dalgte aontite.
VI oeotaane 9%eihatnin9er itaI ri
blot n9pne i6leenOe:
T.. e~rfenoelien al at @uo i i'm
Gaa0e bar beoaret os. iao ri ogloa
9ennem BET iDna0ne 2lar bar tml-
net lrre % oirfe I'D ira en- aaben
o9 u6eitaaren 9i6el. uotaler are05.
mo0et in ogbe % noerIi3e Caf til
0erren ior oenHe BANS 9aooe.
>. s,reosm6oet %.oniter li8eieoeS
1t uotale in 6ierteli8e 1ot ior Den
geIiignelie, JON tan ipores 8ennem
bette, at Ger fan ino6erettes ON
3remgang ira Here al 0li9iion2.
oirfiombeoerne.
3 areosmeoet opmlntrer V@iss
iions0irfiom6eoen / 5re5uo til, at
Der ON mnliat inareit .frioes til
Q}enig6cosoraaniiation.
/. ri %erfeHoer me0 5ofnemmeli8'
6eo Menia6e0ernes 0fieroillig6eo /
De iDnnoue gor, men poo @runo
al Risiioncn5 mango Strap til os
be6er oi @eniqbeoerne ON irenoe.
les at i5itfomne Misiioneu me0
riaeliae @aoer % al i 3remti0cn.
3. areo8ms6et tiItrpoer 5ormon.
0ens 1anfe meo @enion til at tage
ia al forelOrelpie Born i areoien.
90 oct iflloe olpoe os, ON ri I en-
npr 1remtio fuuioe blipe lat StonO
til at oprette ct minore 9%ernebiem
gi opmuntrer 0erfor oeIoiIIige@'en'
neiier, iom maotte bape @bne Der
til at ifunfe ct Stpffe 2nn0 / bette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-23

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-04-26
CONDITION OF
RESCUED PITIFUL

NEW YORK, April 16.-The condi-
.tion of the rescued, by all accounts, is
pitiable, Mrs. John Jacob Aston, ac
cording to private message received
today, wore nothing but her night gown
and rain coat when she was hurried
from the deck of the Titanic into a
lifeboat. OF all the jewels and gowns
she had with her not one remains to
remind her of the days of her honey
moon.
Confirmation came today of the re-
port that the sea where the Titanic
sank was a field of ice for miles and
miles. The Carpathia's captain sent
word early in the day that he was pro
ceeding slowly owing to ice foes. This
condition makes it improbable, even
impossible, that any other survivors
will be found.
In the hope that some sign of life
might remain, not only is the Leyland
liner California searching far and wide
through the wreckage and ice that
strews the vicinity of the Tragedy, but
the cable steamer MackayBenaett,
which is equipped with all sorts of sal
wage apparatus, has been ordered from
Halifax to the spot where the Titanic
sank. 1t has instructions to search for
bodies until further notice.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-04-26
RESCUE OF IsMAY
CAUSES COMMENT

NEW YORK, April 16.-one of the
things most frequently commented upon
today was the fact that j. Bruce Is
may, president of the International
Mercantile Marine company and chair
man of the board of directors of the
White Star company, commercially
known, in fact, as 'Owner" of the
line, was one of the men rescued. All
the officers of the ship from Captain
Smith down stayed by it and went to
the bottom with it. 1t is asked how it
came that the "ownerp did not sacri-
fee himself similarly in favor of the
passengers.
There was an explanation for this at
the White Star Offices, despite the re
peated declarations of Vice President
Franklin and Others that the company
had been quite unable to get into com
munieation with the Carpathia or with
Ismay.
The explanation runs that when tbs
fTitanie was sinking it was deemed ad
visable that some officer of the ship OF
the company should be placed in charge
| of the little feet of lifeloats sent
adrift in the darkness 10 wait I II re
lief had come. The officers would mol
leave Captain Smith so Ismay, accord
ing to the explanation was selected n
the representative of the Titanic among
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-04-26
ATTACHED CIRCUS ANIMALS.

NEW YORK, April 13.-New York
city is officially in possession today of
the entire menagerie of Barnum 6
Bailey's circus. An attachment on all
the animals, from monkeys to elephants,
was served by Sheriff Hamburger to-
day in a suit for $4,000 damages
brought by woman bareback rider,
who claims to have sustained broken
arm in Cleveland through carelessness
of the circus management.
A score of deputies accompanied the
sheriff to Madison Square Garden.
When the sheriff found that it would
cost the city $500 day to feed and
care for the animals he agreed to per-
init the circus managers to exhibit the
animals if the city be relieved of this
cost. In the mean time the circus
managers are out to procure bonds
man for $4,000 to insure their attend
! ance at the trial of the suit.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-04-26
IN uRREC7O MUST NOW
SERVE HIS SENTENCE
VICENTE soTTo. HEAD OF HONG
KONG JUNTA, rs IN TOLLS
OF SECRET SERVICE.

Vicente Soto, editor of The Philip
pine Republic, journal published by
the revolutionary junta at Hongkong,
has been arrested by Detective Guerti1
of the Manila Secret Service as a fugi-
tive from justice said G. p. holloway
on the Korea yesterday. Soto will be
returned to Cebu to serve sentence
of four years on the charge of rape,
if habeas corpus proceedings do not
save him before the consular court at
Hongkong.
Soto was sentened about four years
ago by Judge Wish2enus, of the court
of first instance at Cebu, to serve four
years in Bilibid for assault, committed
upon Tranquilina Vazquez. The case
was appealed to the Philippine supreme
court and the sentence confirmed, but
before it could be carried into execution
Soto escaped to Macao, China, where
he has since resided.
There being no extradition treaty be-
tween the United States and Portugal,
it was impossible to arrest Soto IN
Macao, nor would he venture TO Hong
kong as long as he knew an agent OF
! the Manila Secre Service was station
ed at that port. When Detective Gner-
tin returned to Manila with another
prisoner six weeks ago, he remained IN
! Manila but one day returning to Hong
/ kong on the Korea. This fact was not
known to friends of Soto here, and he
3 believed the coast was clear and went
! to Hongbong once too often, he was
arrested by Guertin.
| Soto has most spectacular record
IT. 10 foundar If fhe first Nisayan
newspaper published in the Philippines.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-04-26
MISLEADING
SYMPTOMS
Stomach Trouble often Leads TO Fear
of Many other Diseases.

If your digestion is out of order you
may have symptoms that will mislead
you into thinking you have heart dis
ease, kidney trouble, some nervous or
blood disorder. Better look to the
stomach first. 1t is here that the blood
gets its nourishment. If the digestion
is disordered, the blood will be out of
order Poor digestion fills the blood
with poisons. This impure blood poi
sons every tissue of the body. The
dyspeptic awakes in the morning with
dull, heavy head and is irritable, mel
ancholy, and dizzy because the brain,
nerves and muscles have been poisoned
from the stomach.
Mrs. John Knuth, of r. +. ID. No. 2,
st. Joseph, Mo-, makes the following
statement: 81 was an invalid with
stomach trouble for seven years and
spent hundreds of dollars with physi-
| clans without receiving any benefit.
| For two years / lived on milk alone.
My stomach would not retain any solid
] food. | had gas on the stomach and
kvomited great deal. was troubled
with dizzy spells and thought | would
never live through them. Ny hands
and feet were ice cold and seemed to
! have no circulation at all. My heart
| fluttered and would have smotherihg
sensations. My weight was greatly re-
duced. / was frequently confined to
bed for days and at one time was in the
hospital for seven weeks and my
friends did not expect ] would get weii-
After | gave up the doctors / began
taking DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People A few boxes helped me SO
much that could retain little food on
my stomach. Each day / grew stronger
and took the pills until completely
cured. DIR. Williams Pink Pills are the
cause of my being healthy woman to-
day and / gladly RECOMMENDED them
A new edition of the booklet, What
TO Eat and How to Eat, /" is free on re.
quest. Send postal for it to day and
begin to cure yourself by following the
directions it contains.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are diges-
tive tonic and give new strength by en-
aiding the blood to take up and profit
by the food we eat. They double the
value of the food, increase the appetite
energy aud vigor.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or viii be sent, postpaid
on receipt of price, so cents per box
six boxes for $3.50. by the DIR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n, (
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-04-26
.As70R ESTATE
MAY Be TANGLED
IN CASE OF DEATH, 100000, 900
PROPERTY AGREEMENT WILL
BE COMPLICATED.

NEW YORK, April 16.-Rumors cur
rent in New York tonight say that the
estate of Colonel John Jacob Astor,
variously estimated at from $129 zoe, 600
to 5000, 900, 900, will be thrown into liti-
CATION in event he is lost with the Ii
tanic.
At the time of his marriage to Miss
Madeline Force of Brooklyn last year
a prenuptial agreement was entered
into between Colonei Astor and Miss
Force in which she waived all right in
participation in the Astor estate in con
sideratlon of $5,O00,Ooo given her by
Colonel Aston. This agreement, how.
ever, was contingent upon the birth OF
male heir in event of which, it was
alleged, it was to be declared null and
void and new agreement was to be
entered into.
1t was reported that an heir was ex
pected by Colonel and Mrs. Aston, anC
in this event, whether the heir lives OF
not, it is claimed Mrs. Aston woult
come into the widows third of the es
tate.
The whole question, however, will in
volve fine point IN law and one which
has never been brought up before. Th'
right of the two children by Coiole
| Aston IS former marriage: Vincent, aget
| 20 years, and Alice, aged 10, will be IN
volved in serious legal tangle whicl
win arise over the disposition of th
| famous Astor estate unless Colone
Aston has provided for them separated,
| in a will.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-04-26
WIRELESS GAINS
MANY TR|UMPHS

Triumphs of the wireless in
rescues from shipwreck show
these results:
January 23, 1909-l650 pas
sengers and crew of the Repub-
lie saved by wireless after col
lsion in a fog with the Florida,
Jack" Binn, wireless oper-
ator of the Republic, won fame
by heroic conduct. Wrecked
vessel rescued by TIE Baltic of
the White Star line.
September 8, lSlO-Thirty-
three persons rescu ed by car
ferry summoned by wireless to
wrecked pere Marquette ear
ferry steamer, No. IS, off She
boygan, Wis. Two passengers
. and thirty-one officers and crew
. were drowned.
> July 80, 19l1-Canadian train
. ing ship Niobe assisted in re-
. Spouse to wireless signals of
. distress when wrecked off Var
. mouth, N. s.
August 80, l91l--Twelve pas
. sengers of the steamship Lex
Q ington were rescued from a
. wrecked vessel off Hunting ISL
. and through wireless messages
. sent by sixteen-year-old "Jack'
. Sheets.
. Loss of life on the Titanic
doubtless would have been much
larger but for wireless appeals
for aid.
The wireless operator on the
Titanic who sent ont "S. o. s."
. when she struck the iceberg was
. ]. G. Phillips, formerly employ
. ed as wireless operator on James
. Gordon Bennett s yacht. Later
. he worked on the steamship
. Oceanic, from which he was
transferred to the new Titanic.
All steamships of consequence
are required to he equipped
with wireless-whieh only a few
years ago seemed fanciful
. dream. BY an act of congress,
. passed June "a, 1910, all ocean-
. going steamers carving fifty
. passengers or more are re-
quired TO have wireless appar-
atus capable of transmitting
messages at least 100 miles. The
. Canadian law is applied to all
passenger ships.