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Your Uncle Sam Is
WASHINGTON. So menacing lirtvo
conditions on tho Texas border
become that a patrol of United Stujcs
troops has been established on tho
Rio dramlo to cooporato with tho
civil authorities in tho enforcement
of the neutrality laws. Secretary of
War Stlmson has authorized General
Duncan, commanding tho department
of Texas, to enforce tho laws with
vigor and to move tho troops under
his command within divisional Urn
its without waiting orders from
tho department. Tho United States
has 6,000 troops on the border
nnd It is not probablo moro will bo
eont south. Orders to moblllzo 25,000
men in the zono paralleling tho north
ern boundary of Mexico have boon Is
sued by tho wnr department of Moxlco
to enpturo any bands of revolutionists
who may bo successful in crossing tho
border from Texas and to surprcss
any troublo that may arise.
Tho arrost of Gen, llcrnardq Hoycs
nt San Antonio, Tex., on charge of vio
lating our neutrality laws, nnd other
steps taken by tho United States au
thorities to prevent tho organization
Each Ship May Carry Own Aeroplane
ANOTHER year will see tho hydro
neroplano developed to such, an
oxtcnt that each battloshlp of tho
American navy may havo Its own fly
ing machino, in the opinion of Cnpt.
Washington I. Chnmbors, who has
charge of the aeronautical work of tho
navy department.
Captain Chambers believes that ns
soon as a solution Is found for tho
motor problem, on which practically
all aviation experts now are wording,
tho installation of hydro aeroplanes aB
n part of tho equipment of battleships
will bo begun.
It Is not considered probablo that
tho navy aeronauts will follow tho
plans of tho army and movo their
equipment south for practice during
tho winter. When tho wentber at An
nnpolls, where tho navy ,hydro-acro-plano
experiments nro carried on, bo
comes too dlsngreeablo for flying pur
poses, tho ncronnuts will glvo atten
tion exclusively to motor problems.
They bellevo that by tho time tho
flying season opens again in tho
Bprlng they will havo perfected a mo
tor peculiarly adapted to their purposes.
Nation's Great Annual Loss by Fire
PRESENT indications nro that tho
Are losses In the United States
and Canada for 1911 will exceed $2G0,
000,000. Tho figures for tho first
soven months of tho year show a to
tal of $154,992,900, as compared with
$120,007,800 during tho samo period
last year. Tho losses for 1910 woro
$234,100,050, and if tho present rntlo
of increaso continues throughout tho
year, the 1911 losses may approach
$300,000,000. This will exceed any
year in tho history of tho country ex
copt thoso of tho San Francisco nnd
Daltlmoro conflagrations.
Government officials, underwriters
nnd firemen agrco that tho majority
of these Arcs nro duo tp carelessness
nnd nro easily preventable. All 'of tho
recent Arcs, which havo attracted pub-
Army's Many Useless Hitching Posts
IN tho United States proper, wo havo
approximately 30,000 mobile troops,
half of whom havo been In tho nrmy
long enough to 'hnvo bocomo trnlned
soldiers. Unfortunately tho system un
der which tho government manuges
tho army permits of no such efficiency.
This systom divides tho nrmy Into a
number of minute parts and imposes
on each part enough non-mllltnry duty
to prevent tho military training which
nlono can make an nrmy efficient. This
dissection is accomplished by putting
smnll garrisons In tho "forts" or posts,
which aro scattered throughout tho
length and breadth of tho land, chiefly
nt points woro absolutely no oxcubo
for tho presenco of a military force
exists,
Somo of these posts woro erected to
meet military exigencies Incident to
tho war of tho revolution; somo wero
established as temporary cantonments
for troops during tho wnr of 1812;
somo are relics of tho Mexican war;
others wero built nlong tho frontier to
glvo protection to tho western settlors
against Indian depredations, Tho mil
itary necessity for theso posts (irrev-
Watching Mexico
of another revolution on American
soli, indicate tho attitudo of "Washing
ton. Tho steps wore dictated as much
by domestic economic considerations
as by regard for tho stability of tho
Madero regime In Mexico.
Tho United States docs not want
another war In Mexico. Tho last revo
lution, which lasted about nine months,
cost tho United States nbout $20,000,
000, not including tho dnmnge dono to
American property In Mexico. Amer
ican capitalists who have' Invested In
the nqlghborlng republic do not want
to ceo another sorlon of disorders.
Federal authorities have seized
great quantities of arms nnd ammuni
tion nt Laredo, Tex., and other points
nlong tho border. Tho ofllcers wcro
led to the encho by Juan Morign,
shortly after his arrest on the samo
Indictment ns that found against Gen
eral Hoycs. Ho confessod the arms
wore collected In Texas nnd wore to
have been used in n revolt against
Madero. Ho stated tho revolution was
to bo In hchnlf of General Hoycs and
that tho general wns tho leader of tho
plot. Threo other alleged Hoyelsts
wore arrested nt Laredo nnd all con
fessod they were Implicated lit revolu
tionary plots.
Tho Mexican authorities nPo still
sceptical about tho threatened revolu
tion, but President Madero and Ills
cabinet are taking every precaution
against letting it get a start in ho
border states. .
Freo entry Into this country for ex
perimental purposes Is being sought
by tho navy department for an Instru
ment designed to Indicato tho direc
tion from which wireless telegraph
mossagos are coming. Although tho
navy would bo willing to pay for a set
of thesq instruments, It has balked nt
tho heavy duty and is looking to tho
treasury department for relief.
In time of wnr, naval ofllcers- say,
this Instrument would bo Invaluable.
Although messages being sent by an
enemy would be in code, it Is said that
It would bo possiblo to ascertain
whothcr tho waves going through tho
nlr wero from tho enemy's vessels,
and with tho indicator pointing the
dlroctton, it would bo comparatively
easy to locate it hostllo licet.
He attention becnuso of the heavy loss
of llfo with which they wero accom
panied, woro duo to tho carelessness
and lndlffcrcnco of tho owners, occu
pants, or municipal authorities.
Now York has boon spending $10,
000,000 a year for Are extinguishment
and only $10,000 for flro prevention,
Tho recent shirt waist factory Are
aroused tho public and tho autborl
ties, and Aro prevention is to bo made
much moro prominent hereaftor.
The most Important consideration it
tho development of n nenso of person
al responsibility on tho part of prop
erty owners for tho exccsslvo Are
waste, which Is draining tho resource!
of tho country and weakening its In'
suranco capital. A score of Aro In
suranco companies have retired from
tho Aeld already tills year, because ol
tho heavy losses last year nnd the
unfavorablo outlook. -
Disasters Hko tho recent factory Art
at Newark, N. J., In which 20 glrla
woro killed nnd 50 seriously Injured,
nro chiefly duo to carelessness. In
this case both municipality and own'
or aro responsible.
I JOIMED TH'
ARMY TO Get
A MILITARY
TRAIhlM -AW
i am cminc
IT TO I
pou't THimJ
orontly called "Hitching Posts" by the
army) has long slnco expired, hut
few hnvo been nbandoned. Around
theso garrisons, during tho long years
of their existence, settlements and
towns havo grown up which aro prin
cipally dopondent upon tho pay of tho
soldiers,
Every effort by tho nrmy to havo
theso useless nnd expensive establish
ments 'abandoned have been bitterly
contested, and in most instances suffi
cient preBsuro has been brought to
bear to defeat every effort to with
draw tho troops. Apart from tho treas
ure wusto incident to the erection and
up-kcop of theso properties, they nro
tho chief sourco of inefficiency in the
army.
WEST INDIAN BANANA FREAKS
Man Long In Fruit Business Send
Photograph of Two Remark
able Formation.
Now York. From Kingston, Jamai
ca, comes a photograph of banana
freaks, sont by W.'N. Livingston, who
says:
"In tho accompanying plcturo nro de
picted two froaks. Ono a raonstor
banana of the Martinique vnrloty,
weighing 185 pounds, containing 15
hands, nvornglng 18 Angers to tho
hand, and n freak of tho samo variety,
both known to botonlsts ns tho Musa
Sapicntum, with G3 laps or handB
weighing 20 pounds, both well matured
and. cut from tho samo property. It Is
tho moat perfect freak that I hnvo
Been after nn oxpcrlcnco of ovor 25
Banana Freaks.
years In tho fruit business. This hap
pened Just ntter storm of 1903 that laid
waste tho banana cultivations of this
Island. In going through tho flolda
chopping down tho fallen trees this
ono appears to hnvo been left stand
ing, with just tho limbs or branches
lopped off with tho result that the
fruit jhot right through tho open cav.
Ity bearing tho peculiar formation nB
Bhowii-lrir'tho accompanying Illustra
tion on.thoTlght.:'
Tha Jamaica banana predominates
In -tho markets of tho United States.
This prcd'omlnonco is tho result of a
combination of circumstances and in
tontion. Tho banana grown In Jnmnl
ca was not Indigenous to that Island;
or, In other words') It wns Imported
from unothcr pnrt of tho tropica to
And nourishment nnd cultivation In
Jnmalcn. Tho banana so widely
known aB tho Jamaican In tho mnrluits
of tho United States, was born in
Martinique reared in Jamaica and
lent to school in North America. It
Is truo that bananas may bo induced to
grow in Florida, nnd that Cuba has
made commendable, If not always
profltnblo, efforts in tho direction of
cultivation; but In tho Island of Jamnl
cn, tho climate, tho annual rainfall of
85 Inches, a Btablo British protoctor
a.to assuring tho obodlcnco of a suf
Aclent numbor of laborers has mado It
a success.
WORLD'S OLDEST RAIN GUAGE
Was Constructed by Order of Chinese
King In tho Year
1442.
Boston, Mass. Tho flrst record of n
rain gaugo Is of that ono which wns
constructed in tho twenty-fourth year
of tho reign of King Sojo (1442), In
China. Tho king ordered n bronzo
Chinese Rain Quage.
Instrument mado to measuro tho
rainfall. It was a vnso resting on n
atono bnso and wns placed in tho ob
Borvntory. Every tlmo it rained ho
had his servants mcasu tho water
in tho vaso and roport to him.
Lure to Shoot In Her Hat.
Lchlghton, Pn. -Tho luro of the
plumn.go which sho woro In her bon
net was responsible for tho fnct that
Mrs. Itdbort Box has n bullot in her
hip. Mrs. Hex nnd n number of ladles
woro walking nlong tho Mahoning
mountain, near Loblghtoh, wearing
gaudily feathered fall hats. They,
chanced to pass a group of boys with
a toy rlflo, when ono of them re
marked: "Let's shoot thorn In tho
hnt." Tho bullet, however, missed
tho hats, hut struck Mrs. Box.
Gives -Causes of 8wearlnfj.
Minneapolis, Minn. A, N. Gllbort
son, dopartmont of psychology nt the
University of Mlnnesotn, says swear
Ing Is resorted to genorally by people
Who nro not educated onough to ex
press their passion in literary styla.
y. tmk,,. ,v7)r-i mbWbh
A Born Clulbbler.
Didn't I tell you not to shoot any
quail on this place T"
"YnsBnh, replied Unclo Ttnsborry.
"You dono tolo mo an I dono heard
rou. Dis aln' no quail. Dla la a partridge."
Florida Land for Balo or will trade
for Improved farm or Income property.
Glvo comploto description. J. M. Wil
liams, 801 City Natlonnl Bank Bld'g,
Omaha, Neb.
Attor n woman living In a small
town has visited In tho city for a cou
plo of wooks sho calls her hired girl
a maid.
liCtvU' Slnule Binder, clsar la never
loped only tobacco in Its natural itat.
Only n good man can bellovo that
a woman la better than he Is.
The Human Heart
Tho heart !i a wonderful double pump, through tke
action of which the blood stream in kept iwecplnf
'round and round through tho body at the rato o( teven
Billet an hour, "Remember this, that our bodies
will not stand tho strain of over-work without good,
Fiure blood any moro than tho engine cm run smooth
y without oil." Alter many year of Mudy in tho
acttvo practlco of medicine, Dr. R, V. Pierce found
that when tho stomach was out o( order, the blood
impure and thero were symptom of general break
down, a tonlo mado o! the gtyeerlo extract of certain
roots was tho best corrective. This he called
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Being made without alcohol, thli " Medical DUcovery " helps tho i(otc1t to
assimilate the food, thereby curing dyspepsia. It Is especially adapted to di testes
attended with excessive tliiuo waito, notably in convalescence from various
overs, for ihln-blooded people and those who are always " catching cold."
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser Is sent on receipt of 3 1' owe
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