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dlmo?" whined the panhandler. "1
Just come over from flghtln' fcr Franco
and I ain't gotta cent to my name.''
"Sorry, old man," said Dlnglebat,
with a deep Blgh. "I'd llko to help
you out, hut in these delicate moments
I must adhere to our national pollc)
and dccllno to give aid to bolllgor
chts." Judge.
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Wmw&
Mr. F.
C. Case.
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eye, was alwojs
thirjty, had a
dragging sensation across my loins,
difficulty in collecting my thoughts
.and was troubled with short
ness of breath. Dodds Kidney Pills
nave cured mo of theso complaints
Dodds Kidney Fills have dono their
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benefit of any sufferer vho doubts the
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Adv.
Not Yet Due.
Fashionable Rector Of course, you
are praying for peace, Brother Milly
uns? Richest Parishioner Well, no! My
daughter is engaged to a count who
is on the firing line. At last reports
ho was still alive. Puck.
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4
HE war correspondents of 1898
wrote columns of matter about tho
heroes of Santiago who cllrrfbed on
the- embankments in front of tho
fighting men and wigwagged sig
nals to tho fleet on tho other side
of tho enemy.
Wigwag went tho flags by day
spelling out orders and informa
tion, and wigwag went the lanterns
' by night spelling out more informa
tion and orders. In fact, wigwag
ging was about tho only method of
communication with tho friends on tho other side
of the enemy.
Homing pigeons have been used from tlmo im
memorial, and they also were used at Santiago.
Today a different condition exists. As the Ger
mans were sweeping down on Paris tho operator
in Eiffel tower whispered through tho very air tho
Germans were breathing to convey information to
St Petersburg or Petrograd.
The swish of tho wireless was unstoppable Tho
Spaniards shot down tho American signal men on
tho embankments in front of Santiago, but the
rifle bullets from the Germans could not interfere
with tho wireless mossago as it went on its way.
Ono of tho most wonderful developments of tho
wireless telegraphy camo at tho opening of tho Eu
ropean war when it became possible to talk all
tho way from Berlin to Long island. Germany
talked across tho British fleet to her own ships
sailing the Atlantic and warned them of the
sudden tremor
Tho only way to stop the wireless was to do
stroy tho operator and he was thousands of miles
away. In our last war wires were stretched all
over the fields back of tho fighting men. Dis
patchers carried word from colonel to general
whero thoro had not been tlmo to string tho
wires.
In this war wires, too, have been Btretched on
tho fields, pigeons still have carried messages,
dispatchers have galloped back and forth, but in
addition to all these messengers of war the fight
ers all depended more, on tho invention, of Mar
coni, tho great wireless telegraph.
Tho wireless telegraph has proved Its value
right on the field of battle. The man in tho front
ranks, op tho outpost miles from the headquarters,
could place himself in instant communication with
his chief. The wireless telegraph made it posri
ble for a German soldier lighting his way through
Belgium to talk to a German soldier defending
Alsace. It made it possible for a soldier at Brus
sels to shout news of victory back to Berlin with
out an Instant's delay.
It made it possible for tho French and British
to keop in communication with each other ami
map out a now lino of defense when the Germans
were hurling their mighty hosts against them.
Marconi had already mado himself famous be
fore the war broke out. His Invention was one
of tho greatest boons tohumanlty becauso it
saved lives aboard ship in tlmo of sea horror. It
brought rescue to tho distressed and expedited
shipping. From an instrument of humanity and
peace It sprang to an instrument of war and ter
ror. Llko tho pigeon or dove, tho personification of
peace, it becamo an instrument of war.
Perhaps next to tho wireless stations, tho most
efficient messengers of war are tho homing pig
eons. Theso birds, the wisest of their kind, aro
employed to great advantage in English, French,
German, Austrian, Italian, Russian and Japanese
armies. Military authorities hold thoro Is no bet
ter means for small detachments to communlcato
with their headquartors nor could they want hot
ter. On tho fields of Europe tho flights of tho birds
aro in most instances so short that they do not
have to stop for a rest, thus preventing the mes
sages from falling into the hands of the enemy.
A pigeon in its flight soars so high it is almost
invisible to tho naked eye, thus it necessitates
tho uso of high powor guns to bring it to tho
ground. And any man who ever makes such a
uhot can woll call It a miraclo.
Tho king of England and tho emperor of Ger
many, as woll as other rulers of European nations,
have their own flying kits, and In tlmo of peaco
thoy enter their birds in races with birds belong
ing to their subjects. Tho crowned heads deem
this royal sport.
A bird equippod for flying with a message is
encased in a bottlellko tube, the shape of its
body.
A spy puts his message in his pocket, proceeds
on his mission, quickly writes his dlscovories on
small bits of paper and places them in a tubo
wz&z&j ssmrorrMT 2ZrtJtw;2v:j:
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bound tight to tho
bird's legs. Releas
ing the bird, his
message is started
to Its destination
with a speed that
only wireless or tele
graph can rival.
Messages can bo
fastened to birds in
various ways,
around tho tail
feathers, under a
wing, about the leg
or secretly marked
by plucking a cer
tain feather, the
painting of certain
feathers and ninny
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tho lofts at Durban and Piotermarltzburg and in
view of tho groat servlco which thoy performed it
Is of more than passing notice. Tho dumb mes
sengers were used in tho signal sorv(lce of this
country during tho war with Spain. In tho French
army aro more than thrco hundred thousand
trained pigeons nnd moro than six hundred thou
sand In tho postal sorvlco which can bo utilized in
timo of war. Germany has moro than two hundred
and fifty thousand well trained fliers and it, too,
has its pigeon pqsta that can be utilized by tho
government.
During tho Russo-Japancso war an automatic
camera was fastened about tho breast of a pigeon
and accurately timed to mako photographs In tho
air.
Whon a homer Is released, It riBos rapidly into
tho air, flying In 'largo circles, apparently getting
its bearings. After rising several hundred feet it
will clrclo to a point directly abovo tho place
whenco It wns released, then dart in a straight
lino toward its homo, bearing tho Important docu
ments to its government. A pigeon cannot bo
trained to fly to any
point, but it can bo
trained to be taken
hundreds of miles
from Its homo, ro
leasod on battlo
flolds mid return to
its original homo
with great hasto.
Tho pigeons woro
almost displaced by
tho invention of
wireless telegraphy,
but a bird can bo
carried easily whero
a w i r o 1 o s s outfit
would prove too
bulky and could
never bo taken. A
spy can roleaBo a
pigeon in tho raqo
of the enemy whon
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other equally ingenious contrivances. Messages
aro often reproduced by photography upon films
reduced to the smallest possible size which tho
birds carry and which weigh tho moro fraction
of an ounce.
Recently thero appeared an account of the cap
ture of a German spy. Ho was riding on a train
in Belgium. Tho spy noticed that ho was under
surveillance nnd hurriedly wroto the Information
he had In his possession and released his winged
messongor from the window of the train. Tho
spy was captured, but tho messago could not bo
stopped.
Theso messengers of war sometimes aro called
carrier pigeons. Thoy aro not. Carrier pigeons
lack tho Instinct that enables tho homers to re
turn to their cote. Carrier pigeons aro only for
tho purpose of display at pet ttock shows.
Many nations have established pigeon posts,
whero birds aro trained to fly from ono city to
another, or .from ono island to another. Thoy
aro much faster than train or steamboats and a
messago is much safer in their caro. ) They aro
numbered today as ono of tho most deadly mes
sengers of war.
The first news of tho siege of Ladysmith, dur
ing tho Boer war, was carried by homing pigeons.
The pigeons used at Ladysmith wore taken from
ho could not daro to try wireless, with j little , risk
to tho bird. Tho messengers aro truly birds of
war, not peace.
SEIZED A GERMAN MEAL
Incidents of soldier life In tho fighting zone aro
read eagerly in London. How a small party of
British cavalry cheated somo Germans of tholr
supper is told in the following words:
"A small party woro out on roconnoissanco
work, scouring woods and searching tho country
side. Just about dusk a hall of bullets camo upon
our party, from a small spinney of fir trees on tho
sldo of a hill. Wo instantly wheeled off as if wo
were retreating, but, In fact, wo moroly pretondod
to retire and galloped around across plowed land
to the other sldo of tho spinney, fired on tho men
and they mountod their horses and flow llko light
ning out of tholr 'supper room,' leaving a finely
cooked repast of beefsteak, onions and fried pota
toes all ready and dono to a turn with about fifty
bottles of lager beer, which was an acceptable rel
ish to our meal. Ton of our men gavo chaxo and
returned for an excellent feed."
Tho same writer gives an account of a spoech
of an old French squire, a rotirod general, who on
tertalned tho troops at his houso. Ho Bays:
"Tho old gentloman's two daughtors helped to
wait on tho men, and after tho meal was over tho
gonoral said:
" 'My doar comrades, lot mo so call you. it is
an old soldier who fought against Prussia forty-
four years ago. I was then a captain ot cuirua
slors who wolcomes you to his house with a
heart full of emotion and in a volco trembling
with sympathy and thick with tears, You honor
mo by this visit. In tho mdst of all your trials
and privations you have a soldlor's heart and
colirago and choorfulnoss. By your wounds I
know your sufferings. You seo mo old, but I am
active and glad to bo honorod by your sharing
such as I can offer you. Franco can novor repay
the debt sho owes to England for giving to ub her
best nnd bravest sons. My father was killed in
tho war of 1870 at tho battle of Sedan.'
"It was a plcturo to see tho grand old veteran,
with faltering volco, strike tho men's hearts by
tho first pbraso, 'My dear comrades,' but when ho
raised his glass and gavo "Tho king and quoen of
England' tho men stood up nnd tears chased each
othor down their cheeks. Then tho parish priest
said a fow kind wordB of wolcomo and Invited
tho party to attend bonodlction In tho little church
which adjoins tho park of tho general. This was
a happy thought, for Protestants, Episcopalians
and Presbyterians Joined with Catholics in a sol
emn service of dovotlon under circumstances
which show how easily, under stress of trial and
adversity, tho barriors of class and creed fall
down."
GROW GRAINS IN WESTERN CAN-
ADA, ENJOY AN EXCELLENT
CLIMATE AND MAKE
MONEY.
With tho European wheat Holds
desolated, and tho farming popula
tion moro thnn decimated, thero will
bo for n number of years a demand for
food products that has not been ex
perienced In tho memory of tho pros
cnt generation. Evoryono rogrets the
horrlblo war thnt has brought this
about. Its effects nro felt not only In
Europe but In every part of tho
American continent Many linos of
business have boon hurt, but only
temporarily It Is hoped. Financial
stringency Is being talked of There
Is a way of overcoming theso things;
and Western Canada offers tho solu
tion In Its Immense agricultural area,
whon tho possibility of retrieving
losses, mnklng assured gains, and at
tho same tlmo becoming a factor in
providing tho world with tho ono
great requisite wheat 1b so pro
nounced that it cannot bo overlooked
Thoro nro soveral ways In which
excellent farming lands can bo se
cured In tho provinces of Manitoba.
Saskatchewan or Alberta, and also
British Columbia.
In tho first placo tho offer of the
Dominion Government of ICO acres of
land free to tho settlor Is something
not given by any other country. Con
dltlons of sottlomont nro easy. Live
upon tho land six months In each year,
for a nerlod of thrco years, cultivate
about thirty acres, and erect a habit
ablo houso. Instead of cultivation,
tho Ucoplng of a certain number of
head of cattlo will carry with It tho
samo valuo. Many of theso home
steads may bo had in tho open pralrla
area, whero every aero can bo put
under cultivation, but to tho man with
limited means, In tho park area, lying
north of tho central portion of three
of tho provinces named, thoro Is af
forded tho best chance. In UiIb park
country nro beautiful groves of poplar
and willow, small lakes and streams,
and sufficient open area to enablo ono
to go into lmmedlato cultivation for
crops of wheat, oatB, barloy nnd flax
any ono of which docs wonderfully
woll, giving prolific yields. In duo
tlmo when moro land Is required for
cultivation, theso groves may bo cut
down at small cost. In tho meantime
however, thoy have been valuable in
providing fuel nnd shelter for cattlo.
which thrlvo wonderfully on tho wild
grasses that grow In nbundnnco.
Another plan is to purchaso from
somo of tho rnllway companies who
hold largo tracts, or from somo re
sponsible land company. Tho prices
asked art exceedingly low nnd the
terms eafcy. Whether ono may decide
to locate In tho open pralrlo area or
in tho park country tho land will be
found to bo of tho samo general tox-
turo, a rich black or chocolato colored
loam on a clay subsoil.
Again attention Is drawn to tho fact
of tho great opportunities for farming
that aro offorcd in Western Canada
Already a number of holders of tructs
of land thero, who nro residents of
tho United States business mon, mer
chants, lawyers, bankers mon of fore-
r sight and keen knowledgo of busi
ness, havo decided to cultlvato tho
lands they havo been holding for
speculation and wait no longer for it
buyer to turn up. Thoy nro acting
wisely.
Canadian laws aro as fair and Just
as can bo found In tho civilized world
Military servlco is not compulsory,
nor Is thoro ono ounco ot coercion
used. Anything that is given to Great
Britain .whether In money or men is
entirely voluntary. Thero Is no draft
ing nor conscription of any kind. Al
ready over sixty thousand of the
young mon of Canada havo volun
teered for servlco, and thlrty-flvo
thousand havo gono forward, many of
theso having loft their farms in tholr
lovo for Great Britain nnd a desire to
fight for tholr country. As a conse
quence, many farms may bo loft un
filled. Therefore Canada Invites oth
ers to coma in and take their places
This then Is tho opportunity for the
American who wishes to hotter his
own condition, Advertisement
British Officer's Experience Shows
That It Is Not Always Wloo to
Teach One Tricks.
It Is not always wlso to teach a
horse to play tricks, as this story,
told by Gen. Sir Robert Badcn-Powoll
in Pearson's Magazine, proves.
John Leech's Inimitable circus borso
that insisted on sitting down with his
rldor whonovor ho heard a band play,
is tho prototypo of a horso of mino,
which, In a weak moment, I had taught
to rear up and "salaam" whenever I
leaned forward to mako a bow.
It was all very protty when I waB
out riding and mot any lady of my ac
quaintance, but it becamo an infernal
nulsanco when I wns odt pig sticking.
I would lean forward to meet tho rush
of a charging boar with my spear
up would go tho silly beast on end,
Just at the moment when his safety '
depended on my taking a truo and
deadly aim with my spoar point Tho
consequence wns that his hind legs
showed many scars from boars' tusks,
and ho was lucky that ho did not ond
his career with his belly ripped open.
I had, too, nt ono tlmo, a fine, but
somewhat nervous charger. One day,
on a parade, my mount suddenly gavo
way with me, and quietly lay down. I
thought for tho moment bo was ill,
but, on rousing him, ho Immediately
sprnng to his fcot again, qulto fit nnd
well. A week or two lator, when rid
ing with a friend, wo stopped for a
moment to ndmlro tho vlow, when
down ho went again, It was evident
to me that ho had been trained to Ho
down at a given signal, but I never
could discover for tho llfo of me what
that signal was.
Words and Deeds.
An ominent bishop wns advocating
a moro liberal loosening of tho purso
strings, nnd during a sermon ono day
told his congregation that ho at one
tlmo sont an, article to a paper, in
which ho said: "Wo pray too loud and
work too littlo."
Tho intelligent compositor did a
most satisfying Job nnd when it ap
peared it read:
"Wo bray too loud and work too lit
tlo ."
"I lot it go at that,'" said tho bishop.
"Tho fact is, I bollovo tho printer was
right, and I novor vontured to corroct
him." National Monthly.
SK womon aro taking up tho agricul
tural courses in tho Wisconsin Stato
university.
Possibly the Truth, but
"I understand you wero punished in
school yestordny, Thomas7" Baid Mr.
Bacon to his twelve-year-old boy.
"Yes, sir," promptly replied the
truthful Thomas. "It was for telling
the truth, sir."
"Your teacher said it waB for some
reflection you mado on her ago."
"That's tho way sho took it, fa
thor. You seo, Bho drow a plcturo pt
a basket of oggs on tho blackboard,
and whllo sho was out ot tho room I
Just wroto under thorn:
"Tho lion that mado theso eggs
isn't any chicken."
Backache Spells Danger
Do you know that your bad back may
bo merely a hint ot tomo hidden, deep
seated kl'Jni-y dleorderT Ccnsui record
how that deaths from kidney disorders
havo Increased 72 In 20 yeara. Feopla
can't aeem to realize that the first pain
In the back, the flnt dleorder of tho
urine, demand! Inttant attention that it
may be a ilgnal ot coming rheumatism,
gravel, dropiy or fatal Bright'! dliease.
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A South Dakota Case
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"Evtrv Plctiirs
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4r
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zry
Mrs. W. Truxes.
100 Linn St., Yank
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found as I was Bet
ting along In yean
that kidney trouble
was comlne on me,
but I didn't pay
much attention to
It at first, thinking
that It would pass
away. Finally my
feet swelled and I
surrnred from a
trady backache. I
got restless and was
troubled by head
pells. When I stooped.
front of me got dark.
cvervthlnir In
uoan'a Kiunny I'liis ria me oi an mis
trouble In a short time."
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A GREAT DIFFERENCE.
"You always advised against speculation?"
"Yes," returned Mr. Dustin Stax.
"You novor played tho market yourself?"
"No, sir. I never played it. I worked it."
DIGNITY OF SUPREME COURT
Member of That High Body Must
Maintain It Wherever He May
Happen to Be.
How tho Justices of tho United
States Supremo court deal with any
attempt at an assault upon tho con
fidences of the court was disclosed to
an Indiscreet young woman who was
visiting at tho house of an associate
Justico of the court who had known
her Binco sho was a child. Sho was
sitting at tho tea table ono afternoon
witn tho Justico and his wlfo, and, all
unconscious of any wrongdoing, be
gan to talk about a .case that was
awaiting tho decision of the court
Tho wife of tho Justico exhibited as
much alarm and distress as! though
a llvo dynamite bomb had been in
troduced into tho company, but sho
could not catch her visitor's oyo and
stop her.
"I hope," said tho prattling visitor,
"that you will decide it in favor of the
company, because, if you don't tho
prlco of the stock auntlo left mo will
go down."
Tho Justice froze stiff. Ho as
sumed what his wlfo calls his "prls-onor-at-tho-bar
manner" as ho stood
up. Ho was as gravo and as stern
as could bo and ho nearly scared tho
young woman to death as ho said:
"My dear child, you must never
speak on such a subject to mo again.
I am going to leave tho room now
as a mark of my displeasure at tho
disrespect you havo shown mo and
my position, and if you aro over so
thoughtless again as to refor to the
business of tho court in my prosenco,
I shall soo that you aro novor ad
mitted to tho houso afterward."-
World's Work.
Mrs. Shucks Knew,
"An wo wont to a big department
shop," said Undo Jed, on his return
homo "an wo got into ono o' thom
'oro things wot whines yo clean up
to tho top wot in tarnation is their
nnrao, ma?" Shop-llftors, Jodedlar,"
Mrs. Shucks roplled.
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It la "worth its weight ia gold." At
(lruggfsts. COo. largo box, or by mall.
Tho Faxton Toilet Co,, Boston, Mass.
The Wretchedness
of Constipation
Can quickly be overcome oy
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
Purely vegetable
act surely ana
gently on the
liver. Luro
Biliousness,
Head
ache, Dtzzl.
ness, and Indigestion. They do their duty.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICK.
Genuine must bear Signature
W. N. U., SIOUX CITY, NO. 49-1914.
rpilE chang may be critical and cause untold
x Buffering in after-life. The modern young;
woman is often a "bundle of nerves" "hich strunsr''
fainting spells emotional frequently blue and
I aitsaiisnea witn inc. sucn gins snotua De Helped
over this distressing stage in life by a woman's
tonic and nervine that has proven successful for
over 40 years.
'uwuMiJaUJ"1 m
Dr. PierceyFavorite Prescription
Is a keen enemy to the physical wcjrknespcs
. - . f I " M
Tho street tramways of Franco now
emnloy un army of women ns conduc
tors and pointsmen.
Boforo marrying a living plcturo a
man should havo enough saved up
to purchaso a sultablo frame
Qenoviovo Clark, daughter of Speak
er of tho Houso Clark, will wrlto a
book on cotton.
1 1 1
KlURTERS
.BBHsniaW n TT IT
yym uivntv
4P jygc- '
From
Girlhood
rcmilarirraduatedrjhvaicianof unus
carefully adtpted to work In harmony
of woman . A medicine nrenared hw
.experience In treating woman's diseases
the most delicate femlnlnt camtltutiosv
It U now obtainable in liquid oribBr-coated tablet form at the
drug ttore or tend SO one-cent lrn$ for trial bos, to Buffalo.
Every woman max write fully and eorfldenlUlly to
Dr. l'irrce ana liitiUtl of pnyitciana and Speclnlliti ,rtLlWXpV
at the Invalid!' Hold and Sorglcal Inilltote. Buffalo, iVSWpt'
N. Y.amlmayte sure that hrrcaievMII receive rate- .iy,s''
iuj, conicienuoui connuennai eonnurrsiion, anu thai
xperlenced medical advice will lie given tohtrftee.
as'
n. rimers pleasant pellets ruo
I m fotalt $lomach, llvrr and bowflt,
' ' v ircnin ray Iqlait stearic
to
rtr"f,- aBBSB
1WJ - '
Womanhood
sa
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