The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, May 07, 1912, Image 7
.3 ' r? it eo. usr-t .- jAl i , THE PEEVISH CHILD NEEDS TREATMENT When a child Bulks drowsily, or Is fretful, it is usunlly duo to somo slight JUordor of the digestive organs, and a mild laxatlvo is very qften all that Is necessary to rcstoro cheerfulness and buoyancy of spirits. In cases where the use of a gcntlo, effective laxative stimulant Is indi cated, many of the host rhysiclans aro now prescribing Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. This preparation Is admitted ly tho perfect laxative, being mild, yet positive in Its action on the bowels, and far preferablo to violent cathart ics and purgative waters. It is very pleasant to tho tasto and Is an Ideal remedy to regulato and strengthen tho stomach, liver and bowels. Its easy, natural action makes It especially de sirable In tho case of children, a doso at bed-timo being sure to have tho do Blred result next morning, with no at tendant unpleasantness or discomfort. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold by druggists evorywhero in GOc and $1.00 bottles. If you have never tried this splendid remedy, write to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 201 Washington St., Mon tlcello, 111., for a sample. Ho will bo very glad to send a trial bottle with out any expense to you whatever. Convenient Code. Prank I. Cobb used to be a reporter in Detroit and know intimately a for mer governor of tho state of Michi gan, who was renowned among other things for his ability as a free-hand swearer. One night Cobb was dining with tho ex-governor and his family. A messenger enmo In to toll tho host that ono of his pet political schemes had Just ben defeated through the bungling of a lieutenant. Tho old man ripped out a string of dark blue ones. "Now, pa," said his wife, "you prom ised mo you would qulto cursing." "Marie," said tho ex-governor, "I'm not cussing this is Just tho way I talk!" Philadelphia Saturday Even ing Post A Quarter Century Before the public. Over Five Million Free Samples given away each year. The con stant and increasing bales from samples proves the genuine merit of Allen's Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes for Tired, Aching, Swollen Tender feet. Sample free. Address, Allen B. Olmsted, Le Boy, N. Y. Accounted For. i "Tho boy has tho aviation fever." "That accounts for tho rise in his temperature." Talent In the kitchen and a balanco In tho bank should form a combina tion for generating domestic bliss. ni,KS chhei) in o to i days YcrardruirKlst will refund monoj If PAZO OINT. MENT falls to euro any case of Itcblntj, Itllnd, UlHirflng or Protruding l'lles In 6 lo 14 days. 600. Nothing disappoints somo women more than to find that a scandal isn't fter all. Pure, blood Is essential to Good Health, Garliekl Tea dispels impurities, cleanses th system, and eradicates disease. Outwardly most people arc cheerful givers, but bow about tho feeling in Bido? Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething, BoftcnB the gunia, reduces inflamma tion, allays pain, cures wind colic, 25c a bottle. Beginning a proper name with a Email letter is a capital offense. LEWIS Single Binder, straight Be many smokers prefer them to 10c cigars. Tho man who argues with his wife is ono kind of an Idiot (lild Up The System la the stomach weak? Are tho bowels clogged? Is tho blood Impoverished? 'S I will tone, strengthen and invig orate the entire system and make you well again. Fffr 20TH CEr; P.Cor mi STYLl 20th CENTURY STYL12 870 Mado of good quality Btoum shrunk coutll that will not stretch. Automatic Honing, tvnrmntod not to broaU for n year. Bones constructed with a patented nntomntlc system that rItcs a sliding tnoTement In brndlng, distributing the strain, and malting them Im possible to break. AT DEALERS $ Efl or sent direct l.CU BIRDSEY-SOMERS CO. 233 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK et MADE MORE V xorAt MMttr of mly TriS TTEMPTS on the llfo of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy only servo to nccentuato tho popularity of thnt ruler and of his family, ns haB been shots, Insists that he alone was concerned in tho attempt to kill tho king, made. ORPHAN SENT HOME w Girl Member of Royal Family Re turns to Denmark. Long Search for Child Left Alone In U. S. by Death of Parents Is Con cluded Bogus Uncle Who Asked Ransom Traced by Sleuths. Now York. To ho roturned to lov ing and devoted relatives, members of the royal family of Denmark, at Co penhagen, after a search for her. whereabouts that has cost hundreds of dollars and has covered three coun tries and a period of nearly six years, is tho good fortuno of Hella Jorgen sen. While on the passenger list of the Hannover as "Miss," tho young lady 1b but 12 years of ago, and in the last seven years sho has experi enced hardships that seldom befall the lot of chlldron.v and still rarer chil dren of the royal blood. Tho restoration of Holla to her peo ple In Denmark is interesting' to a de gree, and is only mado possible through the excellent work In tho child's behalf carried on by Proba toin Officer W. Q. Leeman of Dallas and members of the Presbyterian mis sion board of that city. Mr. Leeman brought tho girl to Galveston ono Sat urday, delivered her to Vice-Consul Hans Ouldman, representative at this port of tho government of Den mark, and then saw her safely aboard tho Hannover In charge of Mrs. Busch feld. X In 1900 August Jogensen was ap pointed by tho government of Don mark as royal Danish consul to Rome, Italy, nnd, accompanied by his wife, Adolphine II. Jorgcnscn, took up his post Immediately. While they were in Rome tho child, Hella Charlotte, was born. In 1904 tho father and mother, accompanied by the child, went to Mexico City, Mexico, pre sumably on official business. A fow months later, la tho year 1905, Mr. Jorgensen died very suddenly. Mrs. Jorgensen died a few days later. Hol la, left an orphan, was taken Into tho family of Mr. nnd Mr3. Munch Lessen, fellow countrymen. So far as could bo ascertained, Mr. and Mrs. Lesson know nothing of tho TO MOVE VAST DRY DOCKS James Shcwan Preparing to Float North, Structure 450 Feet Long Taken During War. New York. James Shewan, a con tractor of this city, left New York for Pensacola, Fla., to make arrange ments for towing north ono of tho largest floating dry docks In this coun try. Mr. Shewan already owns Bevcn or eight huge flontlng dry docks and tho new ono will bo added to this plant. Built in 1897 at a cost of $500,000, tho dry dock was one of tho prizes captured by tho American forces at Havana during tho Spanish war. It is 450 feet long nnd Is capable of ac commodating vessels of 12.000 tons. Mr Shewan purchased It at auction in Washington. MAN HAS 14 SONS ON TOUR Kansan, Who Doesn't "Double Up" Boys In Hotel Rooms, Startles Denver Clerk. mm ii , Denver, Colo, Two by two. fourteen youths, ranging In ngo from C to 1C yeaiB, filed Into tho lobby of a local hotel. A etout man following them approached tho desk. "All mine," ho said to tho clerk, "nnd thero are thirteen moro hack In Goodlnnd, Kan." Ho wroto "Nathan Alexander" on tho register. "Single rooms and fifteen of them," said Aloxandor. "I never doubled them up yet and I don't preposo to do It now." "That will bo $ 30," replied the clerk. POPULAR BY THEIR shown by tho latest attack mado on him. family connection, excopt that' tho Jorgensens were qf Royal blood. Short ly after they had taken tho child, a man appeared upon tho scene who claimed to bo a brothor of Mr. Jorgen sen and uncle of tho child. - Ho de manded that Hella bo given into his custody, to return to her people at Copenhagen, nnd they could do noth ing but comply. It would appear, from tho Informa tion possessed by thoso since Inter ested in the case, that the man claim ing to bo tho girl's uncle was an Im postor. He is said to hao demanded a certain amount of money from tho Jorgensen family In Denmark for tho return of the child. Later tho amount was Increased. Detectives wore put on tho caso and tho chase, covering more than five years and carried on In Mexico, Italy and the United States, was never successfully ended by tho officers. Sho will bo met at Bremen by her mother's sister, and tho years of her llfo thnt have been filled with suffer ing will henceforth bo transformed to hnppy ones . COVERED WITH STOCK PAPERS Walls of Former Home of Levi C. Weir of New York Have Odd Decoration. New York. Tho salo at auction hero of tho house formerly owned by tho lato Levi C. Weir, president of tho Adams Express company, has brought to public notice what Is per haps tho most uniquely decorated room In New York city. It was the bath and dressing room used by Mr. Weir, and It3 strangeness lies In-the fact that Its wallB aro papered with stock certificates, representing a total par value of more than a million dol lars. Mr. Weir, It Is said, found ho had a largo collection of such papers, the only value of which was their decora tive appearance. They were flno ex amples of the engravers' nrt, and were printed In many colors. Tho gaudiest 'ones, tho red and green nnd pink nnd bluo certificates, wont to ihako tho border. Tribute to Abraham Lincoln Tablet Was Sent From Rome In 1865 If Stone Cannot Be Found He Suggests Another Be Shipped for One Lost In Wreck. Rome, Italy. Engineer Fcrdlnando Qlrardl has revived an interesting epi sode In conectlon with the project of gathering at Hardin county, Kentucky, a musoum of memories and mementos to Abraham Lincoln. Engineer Glr ardl, who is a passlonnte Btudent of tho Rome which Is passing, has ro called thnt tho news of tho death of Abraham Lincoln produced such an Impression In Rome thnt It was do cldod to express tho nympnthy of tho Eternal city in the most solemn way possible. At thnt time, nenr cho railway sta tion, the Agger, or permanent fortifi cations, built by Scrvlus Tulllus, was coming to light. Tho Agger Is a hug embankment about 120 feet wide and 25 high, tho lower courses of tho struc ture being gigantic blocks of icpper colored stone, hold together by strong clamps of Iron, nnd tho upper courfecs of smaller blocks of volcanic pumlco stono. The Roman thought that nothing could express their feelings In n moro oloquont manner than sending ono of these blocks, with a marble slab and inscription to Abrnham Lincoln. Tho approprlatenoss of tho Idea was ndded to by tho similarity of tho deaths of tho two great men, Servlus Tulllus and Abraham Lincoln; tho former al io havlnc been murdered. Tho In ENEMIES Antonio D'Albn, who llrcd tho but several othor arrests havo been RED GIVES A SNAKE DELIGHT Bronx Director Also Telle How Other Colors Affect Reptiles of Zoo. Now York. A report or a scries ot "snake studios" mado at tbo Bronx zoological gardens hero shows flint snakes can bo appealed to by colors, which aro found to hnvo u marked In fluence on tho moods of tho reptiles. Tho emotions inspired aro thus cata logued: Red, dollght; baby bluo, plenBure; yellow, contentment; navy bluo, ecstasy; brown, irritation; green, an ger; black, Indifference; purple, vnn lty. Tho report by Curntor Dltmnrs ex plains further: "Color Influences upon animals aro not rare. Tho red flag, or courso, ex cites tho bull to anger. With tho snako thero In Just tho opposlto ef fect, and It Is red that gives dollght, while green excites to nngor." As to tho effect of music on snakes, Mr. Dltmnrs explains that, contrary to the general belief, snakes do not actually hear music, and havo no sense of melody. They receive tho sensation of tho vibrations through tho tip of the tongue, and, liko wire less Instruments, become "tuned up" and often swing their heads In sym pathy, which lends to tho supposition they aro bentlng time. SHIP CAN'T SALVAGE WINE Vessel Wallows In Storm While Thou sands Cases Are Whirled by Rail on Waves. Boston. To seo a thousand cases of champagne go drifting by and to bo unablo to savo any of It, was tho experience of tho officers nnd crow of the steamer Francisco, which arrived from Hull, England. Tho champagne was In Iron-strapped cases and appeared to be part of tho cargo of somo btenmer which had re cently foundered. Tho Francisco wnB fighting her way along through a heavy galo and tho big seas wore breaking over tho decks when the champagne was sighted. Ono of the sailors was walking along tho deck when a big wave broko In front of him. From tho vory crest of tho wave he packed off a bottle which had broken loose from ono of the cnscB. - scription bore tho dato of Juno 20, 18G5. Tho block wns sent to Mr. Stlol mnnn, then American consul at Leg horn, who forwarded it on tho British stcamor Uhla, which through a strange coincidence wns commanded by Cnpt. Lincoln, and which snlled for tho United States Aug. 4, 1805. A year passed without anything bo lug heard of It. It was only much later that It was posslblo to learn thnt tho Uhla encountered stormy wenthor and went nshoro near Ber muda, where ship and cargo wore sold nt auction and tho precious stono was abandoned on tho nhoro. Engineer Gliardl now raises hl3 voece so that that stono, rendered moro precious tluough thoso vicissi tudes, should bo sought, nnd If Impos sible to find, another hhould bo taken from tho Agger, given tho samo In scription and sent (o Hardin county, so thnt tho trlhuto of Roino to tho mnr tyred president should not bo lacking Suffers From "Glrlltls." Springfield, Mabs. "Glrlltls" Is tho specific complaint suffered by tho Rov. John Ellis, according to his wife, who Is suing for n divorce "Ho would spend two hours ovory day on dolling up," sho testified. Shakespeare Is Censored. Flushing, L I. Such words as "Oh, hell!" and "Damn" which nppoar In Shakospearo'B "Merchant of Vonlco," need not bo rend by girls In tho eighth grado, according to school officials' decision. WHY PEOPLE GO TO CANADA Thoso who nro Wondering why tho number of Americans going to Canada year by year Increases in tho rates thnt it docs, would not bo so surprised wero they to accompany ono of tho numerous excursions that nro being run under tho nuspices of the Govern ment from sevcrnl of tho etntes, and rernaln with tho settler until ho goto onto tho frco homesteads, which, ns stated by Speaker Champ Clark, in tho U. S. sennto tho other day, comprises 1C0 ncres of tho most fcrtllo soil nnd with remarkably easy settlement con ditions. Then watch tho results, whether it bo on thlB freo homestead of 1C0 acres or on land which ho may purchase at from $1C. to $20. per ncro, . fully ns good as tho $100. nnd $150. per acre land of his najo state, nnd which his means will iRt permit his purchasing. On tho pnrt of the mem bers of tho U. S. Senate nnd Congress I there Is nothing but pralso for Canada. Canadian laws and Canadian lands nl though tho reasonable dcslro Is shown In their remarks, that they pass legis lation, (which is very praiseworthy) that will make tho land laws of tho United States much easier. It Is tho success of tho American settler In Canada that attracts others, nnd when experiences such ns tho fol lowing aro related to tho friend "back homo" Is It nny wonder thnt Increased interest Is aroused and a determina tion arrived at, to participate In tho now-found way up In Cnnnda that means wealth and health and all that accompanies It. William Johnston, who formerly lived nt Alexandria, Minn., settled In tho Alberg District nenr Bnttlo River nnd In writing to ono of tho Canadian Government agents, located In tho United States Bays: "Wo havo had no failures of crops during our nine years in Cnnnda. I threshed 1208 buBhcls of wheat and 1083 bushels of onts In 1911, off my 1C0 ncres. This is a beautiful country. I keep six good work horses and milk seven cows, getting good prices for butter and eggs. Wo get ot;r coal for $2.00 per ton at tho mlno, nljout ono mllo from tho farm. Am about one. nnd a hnlf mlleB from n lino school. Ab for the cold -weather it is much mlldor hero than In Minnesota, whero I lived for 21 years. Our well Is 35 feet deep and wo havo flno wa ter. Wild laud Is selling for $18. lo $25. per acre. Improved farms aro much higher. I am well satisfied with the country, nnd would not sell unless I got a big price, as wo hnvo all dono well here." Good reasons to account for tho number going to Canada. NO WONDER. Hicks They toll mo that nil tho Bin glo foreign noblemen aro vory much worried. Dicks Why bo? HIckB So many American million aires have lost their fortunes lately. RASH ALL OVER BABY'S BODY Itched So He Could Not Sleep "On July 27, 1900, wo left Boston for a trip to England and Ireland, taking baby with us. After being In Ireland a few dayB a nasty rash camo out all ovor his body. Wo took him to a. doc tor who gave ub medlclno for hlra. Tho troublo started In tho form of a rash and was all over baby's body, head and face, at different times. It irritated, and ho would scratch It with all his might. Tho consequence was It doveloped into sores, nnd wo woro afraid It would leavo nasty scars on bin faco. "When wo reached England wo took baby to another doctor, who said his condition was duo to chnngo of food and cllmnto, nnd gavo moro medlclno. Tho rash got no better, nnd It used to Itch and burn at night so had that tho child could not sleep. Ho was com pletely covered with It at dlfforont times. It wnB at this time thnt my mother advised us to try Cutleurn Soap and Ointment. After using Cut! cura Soap and Cutlcura Ointment for afjout nlno months tho places disap peared. Thero nro not any scars, or othor kind of disfigurement, nnd baby is completely cured by tho Cutlcura Soap nnd Ointment. Wo havo no fur ther troublo with baby's skin. Noth ing Btoppcd tho Itching, nnd allowed hnby to Bloop but Cutlcura Soap and Cutlcura Ointment." (Signed) Mrs. Margaret Guiin, 29 Burroll St., Rox bury, Mass., March 12, 1911. Although Cutlcura Soap nnd Oint ment aro sold everywhere a sample of each, with 32-page book, will bo mailed frco on application to Cutl cura," Dept. L. Boston. Lightweight. "Ho hasn't much head." "That's n fnct; if ho woro standing upon It you could say that he had no visible means of support" YOUNG WIFE SAVED FROM HOSPITAL Tells How Sick She Was And What Saved Her From An Operation Upper Sandusky.Ohio. " Thrco yearn ago 1 was married and went to house keeping. I was not fooling well and could hardly drag myself along. I had such tired feelings, my back ached, my sides ached, I had bladder trouble aw fully bad, and I could notcatorsleep. I had headaches, too, and became almost a nor- vous wreck. My doc tor told mo to go to a hospital. I did not liko that idea very well, so, when I saw your advertisement in a paper, I wrote to you for advice, and havo dono as you told mo. I havo taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgetablo Colmpound and Liver Pills, and now I havo my health. " If Bick and ailing women would only know enough to tako your medicine, they would getrclief." Mrs.BENJ.H.STANS behy, Route 6, Box 18, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. If you have mysterious pains, irregu larity, backache, oxtremo nervousness, inflammation, ulcoration or displace ment, don't wait too long, but try Lydia E. Pinkhnm'a Vegotahlo Compound now. For thirty years Lydln E. Pinkham's Vegotahlo Compound, mado from roots and herbs, lias been tho standard remedy for female ills, and such unquestionable, testimony na tho above proves tho valua of this famous remedy and should give every ono confidence. Supply Cleaned Up. "Goln' flshln' next Bummer?" asked tho man who tolls tall storlcB. "No," replied Mr. Growchcr, "IC you caught all tho flsh you snld you caught last summer, there won't b nny uso of going fishing next sum mer." A splendid nnd highly recommonded remedy for tired, weak, Inflamed eyes, nnd granulated eyelids, Is Paxtlno An tiseptic, at druggists, 25c a box or sent postpaid on receipt of price by Tha Pnxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mass. Midnight Scare. Knlckor Did your wifo henr a bur glary In tho collar7 Bockcr No, she heard a burglar ctto In tho collaretto. Colo's Carbollsalve quickly relieves and cures burning. Itching and torturing skim discuses. It instantly stopa the pain oC burns. Cures without scars. 25a and 60a by druggists. For freo Brimple write ta J. W. Colo & Co.. Black Rlvor Falls, Wav It would savo pcoplo a lot of troubla If they could ho born with their wis dom teeth already cut. to cum: a cor.rt in onis day Tako 1.AXAT1VH 11HOMO . Qulnlno Tahletjl imiL'suturpiunii money ii ii i&ub t euro. UUUVK'a blgnuluro ! uu cacti box. Jc. K.W. 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