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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Sstsrt In Kraft.
Nemer 3oa.7arif iOI sleih mad benz
Nefdluf wirfiann tperben.

Baibtngton, 8. 6. - Sie
Naioritdts : Iitslieber bes Senatss
5inan5> Musi6uiies BADEN bei6loiien,
DAB ale 3nbrifen bcs neuen 3ous
tariffs nit Gusnabme Der Snders uni
Bou, 3ubrit iofort. nad)bem Die Bill
Geics iperben ipiro. in Strait treten
iouen. Ser Sudcr ipirb nit Gins
lpiuiaung bes oemofratiiben &aufuS
nod, bis ]. RGr3 1914 mad Dem
Yapncs Ilorihs 3arif bebanoelt tpers
Den. Ser Nusidub bat lid, propis
ioriid aud, auf bas Datum Der 8irfs
Iamfeit Der BoIs Inbrif seciuist. obne
cs abcr Granddaughter. ca er pers
lprodcn bate. porcrit barber NIT ben
Senatorcu 8alib nno 5bomas gu
conicrircn.
Cine ipeiterc eintommensaueIe bal
Der ausidub 9eidaffcn. inbem er bes
3iialif Der Steuer anf SranoieS,
ipelde DUR VeritCrtuns Tiger 8eins
peripcneet perbcn. beihloB. bon Den
iogcnannten .Ipurious pines". b. 3.
fiinitlihen Weincn. cine 25spro5entige
RcrtbIteier 81 erbeben. @cfdbe NIT
iolden Weinen miiiisn cine Gillette
traaen. pelfe beiast, ipelhe Wates
rialien our Seritelluns ees 8eineS
pcripcnbet pirben. Der Iusifnt
fonnte nidt bereGnen. tpic bod lid bad
ginfommen aus oieier Steuer bes
laufen ipirb. ba bic Steuerauflase Die
Erobnftion iolder &%nnittpeine fpabrs
ideinlih beoeuteno einifrdnfen fpirb.
Cine tpeitere poreeidlasene @enoes
rilne be5iebt iif anf oaS Verbot Der
einfmbr bon er5eusniien Der Strdfs
linesarbeit. 9asielbe ipurbe babin
scdnbert. oab bic giniubr folder
@aaren aus b~enienisen 2dnbern bers
boten iein ioI. in pelden bic Strdfs
l~inssorbeit niht %~berboten" lit. @ors
Der beSos iiG bos Werbot auf Gambler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Gin 2lnnerifaner nber Sen
Kaiier.

Cine Observation-Disclosures IeuBerung
iibcr ben beltiden &aiicr. Die bon
Dem Gmcrifancr 6rsberic 8iIiam
8iIe, Dem GbefsG orreiponbeuten Der
ySonoon 2ailD .Wdil" llnb Der ,9teiu
Yorf Zines" mn Wcriai1er oes
Dudes: .Wien Mromo tie 3aiicr"
italrmt. lit ipieoergegeben in benz
neiieitcn Seft bcs .SaIonbIatt".
Wife ihrcibt. .Nicmals mcrbe id,
Den Iuacnblid perseiien. ais ih 3lin,
critcn Wfale ben Safer lab. IS mar
an iencm Sannarta9c Dor 5ipDli Sabz
rcn, lis bic itcrblihen ltcberrcite
EDITORIALS, Der Goni9in 3ur See. iiber
Die 0clpdiier o Soutbampton bon
Der Sniel Wiebt nus Der inter benz
bouncrnben lebten @rub Der mad,s
tigen enslildcn Slotte beimgcfiibrt
ipurncn nad Ilts England. Sinter
Der @eiGiibproec. Die nit Der Hatios
nalflagsc geidmiidt mar unb Die toote
Goni8in bon Osborne Souie our
8nicrfant fiibrte. sinsen Safer.
aoni9e, &Oniginnen nnb Srinacn
climber. mbebedtcn Sauptes. gu Den
crniten unb setrascnen atdnscm bon
Gbopins unitcrblid)em 5rauermarif,.
Cine @eitalt raste aus Dem crbabes
men @efolse beraus unb 6lpane aIc
Sfidc auf iid: Der @roBiobn giftos
ria's. Wilbelm bon 9cutihlaub. Der
cine grobe biitoriihe 5eier i'm eiees
ncll 9anoc ~perlaiicn bate. Den lesten
rribut Observation-Disclosures Sohafs
tHip rnb 9iebe g%nelanb's 8onisin az
crlpfiien, Sir einen Iusenblid
ihpanfte meiu aneeborenes Hepublis
fanertbum unb Der mir innetpobnenbe,
ererbte 0egenidt 3u &onisen nno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15


yin bern, ipobon feds Garbinalz
~ NiiHofe. iedsunbpier3is Cars
bindls Yriefer unb iieben
earoinalsD iafone iinb. auberbem 1T
nod elm Cardinal In petto r~eierpiert.
Bon ben Yurpurtrdeern. bic 5usleif
Suburbifar ,HiiH0fe iinb. lit Der amtss
dlteite Sreslia bi Santo Stefano. nod
bon Yius benz Neunten freicrt. 9efar
bes 81. G~oIlesiums; llnteroetan III
gminena Serafino Wannuteli. Der
3ipeitdIteite Der 8urien : garbindle
(~freiert am IA. Mdr5 1880. Ranger
fpie er i'm 81. Go1eeium iinb Die Cars
oinGle Retto IA. Wdr5 1884 nno
Oibbons G.. Suni 1885,, Die
aber I'M ausIanb reiibieren. Ser
Defan lit Der Woriteber unb 8orts
fiibrcr bes san5en G~olesiitms. Sbm
itebt es 3u, ben n~euertpdblten 1apit
gum 8iffof an coniefrieren, falls bers
ielbe bel Der Babl bic biih0flihe
Beibe nod nift baben io1te. SEQ
Der Sebnte (1513-21) entifieb. baB
elm Cardinal. Der idbrIid aus benz
81. GoIe9ium ernannt .piirbe. als
admmerer besieIben (gamerleneo bel
Saero GoQcsio) fun9iere, nm bic
ean3e ~findn3iele administration Der
Glitter unb Henten BEG OF. 9ollegiums
al contro(licren unb 81 perfpalten.
Sic grnennuns erfolet I'M eriten
Gon~iiitorium zines ieben Sabres bonn
Hapit ourh llebereabe elmer ieioenen.
rotben, solbborbierten 8orie. III Der
iid sefpobnlih bic Iften bsfinben. Die
I'M betr. goniiitorium 3ur Verleiuns
gelanaen. @or 1870 seborte CO gu
ben Cb~lieeenbeiteu bes Cardinals
admmerers bel gesrdbnib : Seierlids
feiten zines in fom pe%ritorbenen
Cardinals. bas Seelenamt a%b5ubalten.
t~porauf ber Yapit bic abiolution an
Der Sumba ertbeilte. Seute tperocn
bieIe Greauicn bon eincm gr3biidofe
a~bgebalten. Don ben, Wiiter> uno
Hcntens Sonbs, Den Ser Ganferlengo
pcrpaltet. 1T gu unterideiSen. Der TO-
eenannte Viatto edrbinali3io. bas
idbrline ginfommen bon unsefdbr
$4,000. bas Der 81. %nter ben
in 8om reiibiercnben, ODER I'M 9ienit
oes 81. Studies anbersfpo beifdftigten
Garoindlen 5ufommen ldBt. Sob es
auriens earbindle. bic bon ibrcn 8es
eiernneen be5ablt iparen. 10 erbielten
lie ben Static nift, anbere Garcindle
aus reidper Sannilie - fpie Der pera
itorbene Cardinal GaiaIi Def 9ragc
- ber3if)tcu auf bicie ginfiinfte.
Tah Nnsabe o gattanbier (Gns
nraire Yontif. eatb. 1910i gebt Die
@rilten5 beg Viatto auf bas Yontififat
bon &aQirtus benz 9ritten (1455-
So Suriid. llripriinelid fparen es
@elber. bic ben bebiirftisen garoinds
len. bic feline 8enefi3ien seuoiien, 5us
sefpenoet purben 8ir iinoen, bab
bic Vdpite oft bemiibt tpareu. bic Nente
Der Riiglieber beg Sl. Gollesium,s gu
erboben. banit oieie elm itanoesses
mdbes ausiommen batten; 10 pcra
tbeilte 6ciipielsipeiie Der 81. Tapit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
in tpelden Strdflinssarbeit niHt BE

in ipelden Strdflinssarbeit ni4t .bes
Ihrdnft" lit.
@itelieber beg Iusihuiies berinus
then. bab audi bas nuf 8crfdufe bon
8aimlpoIle fir tinftiee 2ieferrng cine
Stempeliteuer auferIesenoe 'Intenoes
ment cine bebentenbe ginnabme brins
gen tpirb. 8ielpobl es bauptidGlih
Der 3fped oieies Imenbemcnts iita bas
8orienipiel in 8aumipone au~s3urotten,
lit man aIlsemein Der Aniift, bab
bieier 3med 5ipar niht CANA CREDIT
tueroen ipiro. bd6 aber bas 9orienipieI
iebenfals bebeutenb nadlaiien tpiro.
Sn oieiem Sale tpirb Die Hegieruns
aus bieier Steler elm faum nennenss
fpertbes Ginfommen gu setpdrtigen
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Qminime Jint.

Ser Notbidrei Der amerifaniideu
r&iuoers Snbuitrien", Die. obidon iie
Iiaionen iiber Ntiqionen ansebdlifi
baben. bennoh auf 10 idppa1en
SiiBen iteben, baB iie ilnrettbar Su
@runoe seben miiilen, ipenn ma lire
3Dac antaitet,. - bieier Nntbihrei, Der
iid natiirlid audi iest nieber erbebt.
%erinnert an Die biibife 8eifihte.
pelher Der 9onsreb ; Ibseoronete
Sames @caen3ie bon 8entudp Den
8einamen Gminine Sim an peroanfen
bate. Iuf benz Gbiniu lag bis gum
gnbe Der Sieb8iger Sabre elm bobcr
ginfubr6ol. Den 9robten 3liben
oaraus 5og cine grobe Sro9uenfirma
in philadelphia. Iuber ibr fabri3iers
ten nod bier anoere Sirmen 9binin.
Sas leetere ~foitete bamais $500 bis
800 per hinge, ein Hduberpreis.
ipelher ihner auf Der leioenoen
Menfhbeit laitete. SIM Sabre 1870
puroe nun Der @orIdlag gemadbt. ben
Soa ab5uiHaffen. Canals eridyies
men nun bic @ertrctcr iener 6irma bon
Ybilabelpbia. beren @ciHdit Der 3oa
gu elmer tpabren @olbsrube semaht
bate. bor Dem Gonsreb uno ertlGrten.
lie tpdren boffnnngslos ruiniert. penn
Der 3oI fallen selaiien perbe. Sb
aber II Der GonercB Der gniift mar,
bab bic Sirma Gin ipenis iibertrieb
ober oh er Die Dffentli6e @einnbbeit
iiber oas Yrinats Sutereiie itclen 5u
miiiien meinte. iebenfaQs sins Der Inz
tras burd unb gbinin lam auf Die
Sreiliitc. 9arauf idloB bic Sirma
ibre 6abrif. Iber ihon nah 3ipei
@o1en nabm lie ben 8etrieb ipieber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
(epeSat'g Drreipsmoens btefer 3ehnns)
Dom I'll. Goueeiu,m Oct Garoinale.
Won 6. q.
Won 6. &.

gereft mar. talm geipdblt Tin 1857 +,
an bic 10000 Sfubi ODER $4,000
unter 38 bebiirftisen G%arbindlen.
Inter ben feds bon linn 1870 freierten
Garbindlen. oenen er cine 8ente bon
1900 @nlbifubi idbrlih a~us5ablen
lieb. befanb lid aud Cardinal Yers
retti. Der in Der @egcno bes beutigen
9oaegio Waiiimo. am gabnbofe, einen
Ueinsarten eritanb. tporin er elm
@iuino erridtete. MIs Yapit 9resor
Der Srei5ebnte (1572--S5) eines
Cages bort borbeifam. unb ben 8au
iab, ertunoiste er iid mad Dem Be-
iiser besielben. gs fpnroe linn Der
cardinal BPM Montalto senannt.
.Wenn Ser bauen lam" - ion Der
Yapit geiagt baben = .bann lit er
aud fein bebiirftiser Cardinal mebr."
Sprad's unb entdos linn bon Der
Stunbe an ben Yiatto earbinali3io bon
1900 @olbitubi. SIN II. Sabrbuns
bert ihdste nan bic fir ben ltnters
bait zines Cardinals nnum9dngli1
n0tbiee Surnrne auf 5000 Stubi &c.,
000) idbrlif. unb bic YGpite 5ablten
iolhe tbeils aus ibrer Yripatidatuae.
tbeils aus ben Staats> ginfiinften.
Mit eetuiien Nemtern lit fir ben be-
treffenben Cardinal aud freies 2osis
perfniipft. Sic gr3prieiter Der brei
sroben SaiiIifen tpobnen in ben an bic
&irden anitObenoen Yalditen. Der Cars
bmal. 8an3ler bat slnreGt auf cine
8obnun9, in Der gancelleria Ipoitos
liea. Der GarbinalsS tantsiefretdr bat
fem Seim i'm @atitan. Ser Garbinol>
Grobprior bes MaltbeiersS rbens Il.
st. gn,inen5 2ebodopsti) jest gars
binal 8ampoId. be5iebt als iolter cine
idbrliGe Tente bon $4,000 unb bat
in~foleebeiien auf ben Yiatto caroina>
liaio ber5idtet.
Shon i'm Sabre 1851 idrieb Io@
roni in ieinem 0i5ionario bi ernbis
sionc eccl. elm Cardinal Tonne. fpen,
er nod 10 ipariam lebe. Inn itdnbes>
seradB auf3utreten. nnmOelih NIT
$4,000 ausfommen. Was fpiirbe Der
Iutor beute iasen. tpenn er benielben
Nrtifel nodmaIs ihreiben miibte?
Hah 1870 iinb bic 2ebensmittel in
Hom nm mebr ala bas Sreifabe ses
itiegen. bantals 5ab[te man fir ben
Otter (Quart) Bein 5tpei Gents. berte
foitet faum %trinfbarer. i'm Sab sefauft.
IL Gents Der 2iter. Garoinalfpobs
nunsen tuaren friiber gu $3.50 idbrlif)
scniisenb b%orbanben; gesenfpdrtig lit
taum cine gu $1,000 erbdltliH. Bon
ben $4,000 miiien Die garbindle nidt
MIR Rietbe. 2ebensunterbalt uuo
&leibuns beitreiten. ionbern aud bic
Soften bes n~oreeihriebenen 5peiipdn>
nisen @aeens fir bic tdsliden Iuss
fabrten. bic Speien fir Sienerihaft
unb Sefretdr. &c bleiben linen nod
bic Sncerti BEG Goniiitoriums. Der ios
senannten &otolo. cine eerinee
Summe, bic linen bonn Cardinals
&dmmerer mad iebem goniiitorium
arsge3ablt fpirb. Sie sesentpdrtise
Gage Der garoindle lit tuirfli9 elm pers
goloetes glenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
1tnfGbis smr arbeit.

ltnfGbis sur Arbeit. sd mar tins
fdbie ireeno cine Grbett al tbnn".
Id)reibt Serr aug. @uit bon 8ribee@
port. Mid. .Wein Hiiden ihnterate
unb meme @Iieber irdren 10 miibe unb
iftpdf. bnb ih nid,t iteben fnnnte.
Ooh iest bin i'd, 8ott lei 9anf. bnr9
ben Gebraud bes Ilpenfrdiiters mics
Der selunb."
User fonnte iasen, bab cine Me6ts
sin, ipelfe 10 gleihmdBig 5ufriebens
itenenbe Heiultdte er5ielt. nidt bod
iiber benz @eipobnlihen itehe2 Sornt's
IlpenfrGuter lit nidt in Gpotbefen ar
bcben. Spesials 4senten Iiefern tin
benz Yublifum. Soils Gle feinsn
gsenten in Sbrer Ndbe fennen. 70
idreiben sic an: Sr. Setter Schrnep
& Cons Co.. 1875 go. Sopne Ape..
gbicdao, Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

ibre Tdtionalseidnse banu tpiebers
gebcn iperbe. sic tbdten es nber benS
nod unb ipubten ibrer Remembering
faum Iu5brud gu seben, alS unmittels
bar barauf bic sebeimnibpole @nI5e
oes Hbonoerapben lire Qieber fang.
Sic baben einmiitbig ertldrt. bon aIIen
@unoern, Die ibr 9eilf iii Sem 9orf
linen %offcnbort babe. lei bics bas
arDbte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

aronen. V0uis aefansea bon Der
mdnnlid frieseriihen Saltnng une
Der fGnielidben Yoic bes oenti1en
aaiicrs ertappte id mid, ipie i'd 81
mir iprad): ~8ei ben @ottern, ba III
Gin Rann. Der ieber 3oa &Onis lit!
Don ibm beberridt 81 iein, mrb Gin
Wpr5us ieiu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

Sic Sliese fommt in Sein Seint
als barmloies Snieft. SIT iie aber
einmal i~nipenbie, 10 tpirb ite 81 einem
etlisen Ionitrum. bas Die 2ieben
Seines Defines nit &ranf6eiten dqer
Irt beimiuft. Cine SIieee trGst
iiber 100000 Seine nit lid. Be-
adte Die seitsemdbe dneritanifde
Rabnuns: u iereen IN time fares
mann lites.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
2lrfenie eeeeit 1emieesedett.

81. 3acbonalo bon Der iiibsofrifd<
niifen Iferbali > 8erfpdltung n,ndte
fiir5lih einem Serihteritaiter Die fcfz
senoe iutereHante Rittbeilune: 0ie
brastatiitite gpiiobe in Dem Sample
seeen Die Snieftenplnse, rie mir in
Siio>afrita fiibren. itent pie[lei6t Die
llebertpinbuus Der 5euidreden burdD
bos Wittel beS alisgeitreuten Irienifs
bar. Der Iusflus iebeS SeniGredens
ihfpdrms miro uns unner5iiglih teIez
srapbiIf nah Erdtprid gemelbet.
8ir ii1o 10 in Der Gage. beim Aufs
taltd1en Der ihtudrmenben iungen
5euihredeu bas Selb rinssum nnrdh
bersiftetes 8ras e"in3u56unen. iibcr
bas lie nidt binipeeflieaen f6nnen.
Sanf bieiem S~erfabren boben mir p1it
ben Snieften 10 eriinbli6 aufserGnmt,
oab elm aus Yern Dor Surgeon gum
Stubium nnierer Retbooe entianbter
@ntomolcge lid in bas = Ruienut
beseben muBte, mn cine Seui1rede az
ieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

gs sibt RenIdcn, bic gleiHen
ben Saiteninitrumenten: man muB
lie f%crttpdbrenb ~auf5ieben". ionit finS
Tic neritimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

Sid 5eritreuen ncnnen es
@and,e. ipenn Tie iih bon elmer 2anas
peile In Die anbere fliiften.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-02
YOUR DRUGGIST HAS A REMEDY
That He Guarantees to Promptly
 Relieve All Stomach Distress.

People go on suffering from little stomach troubles for years, and imagine they have a serious disease They over-eat or over-drink and force on the stomach a lot of extra work, but they never think that the stomach needs extra help to do the work.
 If these people would take Blood inc with or after meals, it would he great big help to the stomach in it's strain of over-work. No mat ter what you eat or drink, Bloodine will sweeten your sour stomach and stop gas belching in five minutes. The heaviness disappears and the stomach is geratly aided in it's work of digestion.
 Bloodine not only promptly re- lieves all diseases, but if taken reg ularly will absolutely cure indiges- tion by building up the flabby, oVerworked walls of the stomach and make them strong enough to digest the most hearty meal.
 All druggists sell and guarantee Bloodine. The price is 50 cents a large bottle. Test sample free for ten cents to pay postage from the Bloodine Corporation, Boston, Mass.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-02
CLERKS FLED INTO VAULT
Breaking Trolley Sounded Like Earth quake in Atlantic City and Work
 CTS Are Panic Striken.

Atlantic City, N J.-Half a dozen clerks were standing near the big vault in the Chelsea National bank in this city, discussing the earthquake. Their backs were turned toward the street. Suddenly there came a blind ing flash, as though from a huge ball of fire, followed by a rumbling noise. The clerks, terror-stricken and with out waiting to investigate. took it for granted that another earthquake had visited the city, and they considered the safest place was the big vault. Into this they jumped, and. pulling the door shut. awaited developments.
 They waited for a long while, but seemingly nothing happened. Then they tried to open the vault door, but could not. It was some time later when the cashier, missing the clerks and noticing that the vault door was closed, opened it, and found the young fellows nearly smothered.
 big campaign banner. water soaked from the rain. had fallen across the trolley feed wire. breaking the wire and causing the flash and explo- sion which the clerks noticed The breaking of the feed wire tied up trol- ley traffic on the lines for nearly two hours
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-02
Horrors of an English PrisOn-As Experienced by Militant WOm-
 an SufRragiSts.

The January Woman's Home Companion contains a vivid account of militant woman suffrage as the campaign is carried on in England. The violence indugled in has re- suited in the imprisOning of great many women. Of the experience undergone the article goes on to say:
 "Once in prison, the advantage is on the side of the government, since, technically, these women are criminals, and can by law be so treated. The life of a common criminal in an English jail is not easy for a refined woman, educated in modern germ theories, to follow. There is hard work, coarse, mo- notonous food, association with criminals, and rules that are both rigid and humiliating. She must undress in public, surrender all her garments and personal belongings, take down her hair, and then, with her arms stretched above her head, she must submit to thorough search, wearing only prison che mise.
 Then she must get into a dingy iron bath tub and bathe where hun dreds of criminals before her have bathed. She inherits their prison shoes, their torn, patched garments and their corsets. She must scrub her cell floor and, in certain cases, stand most unhealthful odors from unsanitary conditions. Her window does not open, and she may exercise out-of-doors only three times a week; then she must walk with the other prisoners in single file and without communication.
 "It is not against these personal hardships, however, that the suff- ragettes are protesting. They feel that they declared war openly up on the government, that they are l fighting in body for political free dom, and that they are not crim- inals, but prisoners of war,
 Men rioters against the govern ment are deprived only of their liberty. They use their own furni- ture, clothing and books; order their own food, beer and tobacco, and may, if practical, continue their work. The women feel that it is belittling the cause of suffrage to allow themselves to be ranked as criminals. They began their pro- test against this treatment by smashing their windows, in an eff fort to get pure air. For this they were put into solitary confinement in punishment cells"
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-02
THOROUGH WORK.
How a Mena Citizen Found Free
 dom From Kidney Trouble.

dom From Kidney Trouble.
 If you suffer from backache.
 From urinary disorders
 Any curable disease of the kid neys,
 Use tested kidney remedy.
 Doan's Kidney Pills have been tested by thousands.
 Mena people testify.
 Can you ask more convincing proof of merit?
 P. w. Craig, farmer, Dallas Road Palmer Place, Mena, Ark, says: Il have taken a number of boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, and I can rec ommend the remedy, as know that it lives up to representations. For years I suffered from a complica- tion of diseases, the chief one being difficulty with my kidneys. I have taken Doan's Kidney Pills as pre- ventive and means of relieving my complaint, and they have brought fine results. 1 obtained Doan's Kidney Pills from the Davis Drug Co.,, and give them Uy endorse ment."
 For sale by all dealers. Prices 50 cents. Foster-M -Milhurn Co.,, Buff alo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's- and take no other.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-02
BABY IS BLOWN OFF SHIP
Gocart Floats on Ocean but Child Falls Out and Is Drowned Before
 Aid Reaches Her.

Melbourne.-A dispatch to a local paper from Hobart says that a baby daughter of Mrs. Hennie Larnock was carried overheard from the deck of the steamer Adelaide and lost. The moth CT was wheeling the child in its car riage along the deck when some wo- men passengers addressing her caused her to leave the handl. for a moment, and during her brief absence a gust of wind filled the top of the cart and the light vehicle was whipped over the rail.
 For some hundred of feet it was carried like an airship and then it somersaulted into the sea boats crew was immediately lowered and the carriage was easily picked up, but the little one could not be found and after several hours spent in the vicinity the crazed mother. who had to be locked in her cabin, was com pelled to proceed without her baby
 It Is said that had the little one been strapped into her cart she would very likely have been saved, for the wooden carriage would have kept her afioat until the ships boat would have reached her.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-02

here was a simple genuine soul
 Price, isn't it important for us to know why MT. Yancy thinks the boy has been taken back to North Caro- lina?" said Mahaffy.
 Just what kin is Hannibal to you. MT. Yancy?" asked the judge resum- ing his seat.
 Strictly speaking, he ain't none. That he come to live with me is all owing to Mir. Crenshaw, who's a good man when left to himself, but he's got wife, so body may say he never is left to himself" began Yancy; and then briefly he told the story of thu woman and the child D1uch as he had told 1t to Bladen at the Barony the day of General Quintard's funeral. The judge, his back to the light and his face in shadow, rested his left el- bow on the desk and with his chin sunk in his palm, followed the Scratch Hiller's narrative with the closest at tention.
 And General Quintard never saw him-never manifested any interest in him?" the words came slowly from the judges lips; he seemed to gulp down something that rose in his throat. Poor little iad!" he nut tered, and again, Poor little lad!"
 Never once, sir. He told the slaves to keep him out of his sight. We-all wondered, fo' you know how niggers will talk. We thought maybe he was some kin to the Quintards, but we couldn't figure out how. The old general never had but one child and she had been dead fo' years. The child couldn't have been hers no-how." Yancy paused.
 The judge drummed idly on the desk.
 What implacable hate--what iron pride!" he murmured, and swept his hand across his eyes. Absorbed and aloof, he was busy with his thoughts that spanned the waste of years years that seemed to glide before him in review, each bitter with its hideous memories of shame and defeat. Then from the smoke of these lost battles emerged the lonely figure of the child as he had seen him that June night.