davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

pines. The conditions on which he &C.
cepts are said to be of such a nature
that his appointment undoubtedly will
be made.
McDonough was born in ireland in
1913, coming with his parents to Amer
lea in 1850. They settled in Dunkirk,
n. Y, where he attended the public
school until Is years old. He then took
a full coarse in St. Johns college, and
later graduated from the Columbia
Law school.
He served two terms as police magis-
trate in Dunkirk, and in 1876 was
elected special surrogate of Chautau-
qua county. Since then he has made his
home in Albany. He served with dis
tinction as a member of the New York
state constitutional convention in 1885,.
and in 1896 he was made commissioner
Of the bureau of labor statistics. In
1898 he was elected secretary ct state
of New York.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
a.hie. Never Get seasick,

As babies are accustomed to rocking,
they are not disturbed by the rocking
Of . ship, and therefore neesr become
seasick,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

JAMS Are Great Bathers.
The better class Of japanese take .
warm bath every d0H
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

Criminals Have Big Ears.
A French psychologist has discovered
that nearly all criminals have ArRe
ears
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

After her marriage she lived for awhile
in Washington, where Baron Won Stern
berg was one of the attaches of the
German embassy. She was known as
one Of the bellies and beauties of that
city, and was prominent as hostess at
Diplomatic functions.
Miss Ivy Langham, younger sister.
of the baroness, spent last winter with
her in Simla, and made her debut. She
is. also a beauty and is much admired
wherever she goes, Lord and Lady Cur.
ION being among those who enter.
tanned in her h onor last winter.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
ELEVATED TO BENCH.
New York Lawyer Appointed Justice
of the Supreme Court of the
Philippine Islands.

John T. McDonough, formerly secre.
tary of state of New York, has accepted
Professionally the appointment of JUS
tice of the supreme court of the Philip
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05

Brobirt unlere guren lBbisfies
uno Weine gu nieorieen BreiIen.
Ws. Gaftanula & Grn, Moin glpe.
Gmerifanil1e Suben biisfen
bon ieet on MIR 6ann nod ilber bic
ruiiilbe @rense, penn 1ie einen BON
Dtinilter eeS Snnern BON BleEne
unter5eiebneten grfaubniBfhein be-
iiben. Bisber geniigte Die pur bem
bteIigen ruiliIAen @eneralfuniul ae=
madte uno pon oieiem unterseid,nele
Grtldrunp. oab bic 9ieiIen6en nur
einen geluh in 9tuBlano MAIDEN
molten. Gin befonnter Juoe pun
San s}rarcisco, Der ein Gmpfeh,
lnngsidreiben pDm Gtaat8 Ge-
parienent in Bafbiuoton bate, r,uB-
te fib efit ourd 8ernlittluna 6ea
amerifaniihen @efonoteu in ct,
petersburg einen @rlaubuiBlheir
pom Wtiniiter pon Blebpe ou8iiel.
fen laiietl, ebe man inn bas lleber.
idreiten Der 8rense aeitattete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05
Npl 008 g}uOIifulll

9ie lSreie 8refie Bat hber 400
eia6lirte glgentaren irn 5taate, miro
an iiber 700 9Soitoffieen reriauot, uno
5at eine groRe Gerbreituug in Der
9fd96ar= Repub!iF MerieD. i'm sSnoia-
nersgerritoriun pnb Gflobona.
SIR girfulotiuns-@ebiet III 9era5
erltredt li4 bon @alpeiion Biz biitauf
roc9 Dentiol, pun Mariboll i'm Often
bis no9 81 sl5afo ii: fernen 8eitelt;
e8 i5lieBt ieLbitperftdnolidj nit be-
Ionhfrs aablreitben 9elern bas oitht=
befiehefte N}ittel=g ego0 unb Ben @lb=
iueiteu Elm.
3suei 92sifemoe fine 6eltdnbia, iabr-
ein, iabrau8 i'm 5ntereife oes 8(at=
te8 uateripe9s uno fiibren beu1fe1ben
I'M 8ertin nit unierea rd6rigen 2u-
fal 2loenten fDrtudbreno nelic 2es
Ter 5l.
S1l aabttradt oieler 9batIaben lit
Die p5reie 8reife4 ipD es iicb oorun,
banbelt, Die 6eutfbe 8eo5lferung gu
errei6en, Sas bette asnssiae Sseo
otssn' nj gtaafe geraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the.' FREIE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 posf-otfices, and has
al extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It eireulates from Galveston
70 Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thiekly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
seribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading pos
pulation
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05
Sir $500 nad) 9enfldlanO.

DeutiG amerifaniibe 3eitunaqa
tDeroen i'm alten 8aterlanb init arD.
Bem Sntereiie aeleieu, neil fie Gi4
frei ausipre6en uno bdufig BON oriiS
ben nebr Neuiefeiten unb 91abricb=
ten bringen, als Die oentIben 3eis
tungen ielblt. Die .s5reie 8reife fir
Iegas lit briiben ilberaIl, suDbin 1ie
gefanot tptrb, ein lebr gem qe1ebener
@ait uno tam itdB riibnen, @ner=
fennung utto Wiiroigune al fnoen,
tuie aus 5ablreiben 0refen an uis,
lotpie an Oieienigen, tpelbe oas 8latt
an ibre 8ertpan0ten Ibiden, berDDrs
3ebt. Mer oaber leinen &ertDanoten
ltno 5reunoen eine sSrenoe ertueiIen,
ibnen Elm tuillfDlnmeneS @eIhenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beItelle fin lie Die
ns5reie 4SreIie fiir Seru8 Da8 Sns
tereiie fir GeIa8, tule Iberbaapt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, tpD Oie
gertuanoten tu0bnen, lit in Geutfb=
lamb lebr lebbaft uno es lit unnl6qs
lib, IN Brioatbrieten eine 70 griinOs
lide Guffldrltng unb 8eI5reibuna
oes frenloen 2anbes 81 geben, tpie
oies Die nsSreie 8rehe" allm6dents
lib tbut. Sir ben aeringen Breis
BON So uerienoen mir portofrei unIer
reibbaltiges WDbenblattauf Elm Sabr
an iraeno eine Norefie i'm Muslanoe.
Sic syreie preffe fir 2egas 9smgE
sSpm0amlD.
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geit aI,er 60 szonren

lbon muyoe Wtrs. 8inslop'8 & 6or.
thing Syrup BON gDt,lli0Nen Dor
Wtlttern beim 8abuen Der S2iuber
anaepenoet. Wirff 9u iu @dlaIe
our6 oa8 Snreien eincs &in0es aes
lt0rt, bas i'm 8abneu if an0 boz
Sbiner5en meint? gisegn 10, laHe
lOfort cine sslafde Uon ,M(rs.
Winslorp8 SDptblng Syrup" bDleu.
Sein 8ertb ift nnbesabl6ar. Ge
miro oem fleinen 2eioea0en IoFori
9inoeruna beri9affen. gerlaBt end
oarauf, Mtiitter, eS iit fein 8rueifel
oarilber. @S beilt Diarrboe, reous
lirt ben Wiagen uno Die geieren, be.
leltigt g8in6 aolif, .erweidt ben
@auMerl, 0er6iu0ert Gntsitnbuao
nno itGrft oas gauge Sbf!eui. ,Nlr8.
Win8luius SoDt5ine S1rrp" fir 6abr
neuOe Sinoer 1T an8eue6fn i'm @es
i@rnad; oas &ecept itan,ut bon
einem Der belten tueiblid)en glerste in
ben Ser. gtaasen. &c ift Bel alien
Nruagiiten il ber gan8en 8elt 81
baben. Ireis Is Gents Der eglald6e,
9auft nidts anoeres, ots Ulrs,
Winslops 5nnthinQ= =S5hruu
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& RAlD7
SAN ANTONIO.

- Die filberne 6Dhseit feierten
Der Friibere oeutIbe @elanbte @raf
aunD pDn Ganbal uno ieine Genab.
fin @rdfin Warie, Die ein5iae Tobter
oe8 NltreihsfansferS Siiriteu Bis.
mart. Die @rdfin mar Suerit nit
Dem @rafen @ulenbure perlDbt, Der
1876 ftorb. Sbrer @he nit Dem
8rnfen 3anBdu Iiuo brei SDbne ent=
iprDiien, Die %, % uno 20 Sabre aft
iinb.
Sn Berlin ipiro jebt tpieber
lebbait Slaqe gefiihrt iiber Die Ser
aboriidune oes @ebalts fir neiblid)e
glngeltetlie in ben faufndnnilben
Tdl6ern. Die 9lnforoerungen per=
ben BON 5abr gu Sabr eelteigert.
Gber oas @ebalt aebt bel oem unter
Der Scot Der 3eit lid INNER mehrens
Den Gn8ebDt eber 5uriid ols Dorz
rU6ris. Son Den logenannten &onz
tOriltinnen miro jebt fait iiberan bic
Beherrlhnng Der Stenoarapbie llno
ruUm1alieb AUDI Der Shreibnald)ine
uerlau9t, mdbreno man fib friiber
nit ben Nnfan9s9ritnoen fauFmdnni=
lber aenntnii1e begnii9te. Sic iuu=
gen MGbben nliiiien in 0ieien 5tefs
luneer beinabe Ouwmlterinnens
Dienite leiiten. Die arbeitse
seit betrdgt ourbibnittlicb leun
big Sebu 5tnn0en. Snl Iebteren
Sale lieet iie gepDbnlid) BON acbt
llbr Worgens big aAt ll6r gbenbs
nit ameiitiinoiaer WlitIaosrube. Der
Infang iIt piinftlib, Der SdluB bau,
fig inn Die 8eibna1ts5eit ourhpee
nnpiinftfid. Dn8 muB nit in Den
Rauf aenDmneu iueroer. GDlAuler=
urlaub giebt eS leiDer nod INNER
niht iiberall. 5ulttal in fleinen @e>
iddften. Das @ebalt betrdgt ttlituns
ter nur 1910 Marf i1Dnatli6. 9as
bel fDnnten piele Der fraglihen @e=
ibdfte reht gut cine menibenmiiroi=
gere BeiDloung bieten. Die Buhbal=
teriinen uno 80rreiponoentinnen
uerben ettpas beIfer. nber bod bduz
fig AUDI un5ureideno beSabft. Gin
lunseS Widoden init faufmanhiiher
llebung uno Den bsften 3eu9niiien,
oas Die oDppelte 8uCbiiibruag Steno.
graphic, 5d)reibtnai1ine uno 5pei
neuere Spraden beberrl9t, be5iebt
mitlinter nur eth @ebalt BON 100
Wlarf. Das 1T eine 0erabmiiroi=
gung Der meibllben glrbeit.
Gus Dresden tpirb Elm beiteres
BUrfomnniB berlhtet. baB inoeB eis
men ielr erniten 6Intergruno bat.
IS fano fiir3llh Der ublibe @mpfana
Der neuen NbgeOroneten oes ldhlis
ihen 2anotaaes i'm f0niglihen
ShlDHe itatt. Die einselnen Ser.
rem muroen Dem &0nia @eore pors
geitellt, uu0 0ieler rihtete on ies
oeu einige @orte. 2lls Der 8anf=
oireftor lllrih, tuelher In Die slueite
BANNER geudblt 1T, OH Die 9leibe
fam unb als Director lllrib" oprs
geitellt tuurbe, fragte Der GDnio:
agHas fir Elm DirettDr iino Sie?"
nginer uon ben meni9eu 8anfoiref.
loren. Die nod nidlt iiben". ermioerie
llri6 prompt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05

fen lafGen, bdB mir fli9t feline 5errs
fAaft fon6ern gang einfd9 fein 2eben
finb. 0a3u fat er neuerlib etipds
8beumatismus inn re9ten Q(rnt, unb
i9 bdb' ibm benfelber bolI 9flditer ge=
flebf.
0nfel Sans faBt Dir iagsn, er
fdbriebe Dir balb einen gan3 Iangen
8rtef. 1tnb i9 fdge Dir, Du tDirft
biefen 8rief ME erhaften. 0nfet Sans
fit NOD aus ben 3eiten. no man lnebr
barduf belt, ben iungen 9riegern eine
elegdnfe 8egenfiibrung als cine ele@
aante 5e6erfiibrung bei5u5rinsen. Sd
firate, id fird3te, er unb bic Srt6os
srapbie finb gobfetnbe. gnfef Sans
befMbet ficb pprtrefflid. @r bifbet ii9
Elm, bnr9 Die &pGe, ipel6e er Bel 9sis
ner 5eirat6 gefpieIt 6at ober eefpieli
gu ha6en gIau6t. enbli9 in Mamas
Qtugea cine 2tutQri;at ssioprben gu ietn.
Dies Dereitet i6m ein rieiiges 9ebagen.
llebrigens: ipel1e tlnge Sefononlie,
nit feirer 2(nerfennung Ipar5am gu
fein! DIANA duBert {iob 70 felten To-
bellb-glaubius lnb mir ffnb ausoes
mellii6er eiren Menf9en, bab
ein ipo5lfpplenber 8Iid bon i6r {9on
geniist, Semanb itol3 gu MAIDEN.
gs mar ia efipas lei9ter, ais mir
unferer 5fDei gum 3ub0ren tparen bei
Snfel 9ans' Gr5dblungen. snbefert
nit inn babe i9 INNER @ebulb! ST
1T eben infer ein3iger, berrli9er, brols
Tiger, unbersfei9li9er Snfel Sansl
llnb am @nbe ieBt nod Der einaise
Menfa, Dor benz i6 ni9t flein bin.
Daon brauht eben bod iein gublis
fun. Snfel 6ans 1T mein publifun,
i9 bin bas feine.
Wenn Mamd Ifh NIT 6errn 8dffDr
8ernbarb glaubius berbeirat6et, bann
aiebe ib nit Snfel 9ans 3u1ammen!
Nbieu, glaubine!
Define 2ena.4
Das mar nun 70 gang 2ena.
Quf 5abIIofen 8pgen bate iie ibre
Geoonfen i'm 3id5adflug fpa3ieren
eeben la1en, i'm gum 5dluB jGbe
trbden, bitter ab5ubre9en.
rWenn Mono Serrn 9aitDr 9ernz
barb Glaubius beirat6et"
Gs mar glaltbinen, als raune abr
eine innere, propbetif9e Stimne gu,
bdB bies nienals eef9e6en iperbe.
Gin LANCER Brief" fagte 4Ibreat
unb fab an bic pielen, biinnen tpeiBen
gogen an, bic ii9 ne6en glaubinen ouf
BEN Seniferbrett gebduft bdtten.
nOb fie mir rii9ts BON Dem ssnbalt
beg 9riefes fagen nirb2" ba9te er.
Sic aber fhipie9 unb berfiel IN Elm
tiefes Na4benten, fDel9es ben &eft bes
Soses borbielt.
Den GhluB bpn 2enas grief, lire
gemerfungen iiber bic 8urameier unb
bic 8ebOm, fotpie ben 8eri9t iiber
Snfel !9dn5 bate iie gan3 DergeiIen.
Gs trat 70 5uriid Dor benz synbalt Der
-.-sts,. --s4-s. smnrisfhnnen.
isYortieRnna fDlot.)
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~. s.. & E. 8abt.

Qbfabrt.s
Nab Daco, SDrt @ortb, Danas, aanios
@itb.- st. 90uis uno gbicag0, taalich,
(Suniet Depot 8. 80 Nbeuos.
20cal5u9 nia 6mitbbille. SO gSorm
Mntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2Duis, aanIas gitb,
Dallas, JDrt 8prtb uno g8aco, tdoli66
(Suniet Oepot) ........7.5O NtDreens,
QDcaIaua bin Smithnil[e q d 0Iharha
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WuIf Ghpre 8aT,,, /.


Mbfnbrt.
Rad 9anernia, Gutberlauo Sprinas,
StDdoaIe, ta9lieb, 500 Gornl.
an9unft,
gon StDdoale, SUTHERLAND Spriu9g unb
9abernia. tdaiiG1. ....... $50 9iadln,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05
0gn Das NsubIffultt !

Sn JDlae Der pielen arbeitiparen-
Den Waldlinen, Die mir neulih aufs
geitellt baben, fino mir in ben Stano
eeiebt. .,sRieglerS Staubaro See
Gream" friiber $1.50 per @aIune,
ieBt iiir $1.00 per @alione su oers
faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05

Bediel Der Sa6res8eit uno BEG
Wetters beeinfluBt baufia unlere
Beroauung uno pielee, mas mir
eiien, iit unueroauli1. Gebrauhe
Or. Guauit G6uia's 0amburger
Tropfen uno bas SDitetn piro in
turser Belt mieoer bereeiteat ieiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05

-@ute Bbistles uno CUTE @seine
gu uieorieen Hreiien Su oerfauFen.
Ws. GaStanoic e Son. Nlain Noe
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.. gs. s. q. q. Saba.
81 h.f hrt

gaf guer0, goafum, Souiton uno Col
oeitDn, ta9lidb. 900 Born.
uno 9.45 N6enos.
Nacb Corpus gbriiti, GDdpDrt unb Bee.
bile tdglidb ..............'2.1 Is Nnbn.
Nacb 8brne unb 9errnille, td9lirb -.
.................... Born
Racb 86rne un0 &errbille, Gomstaqs 3. As
gtadnt. Qlnfunft Ntontags g. so 9l6enbs
Nnfunft.
gon Guero, goafum. Spufton ua6 Gal.
peftOn, td9lieb ieb..........7.45 @tDroens
uno so Nbenbs.
BDn Gerpus @briitt, 9iDfpDrt nnb See
:, billie td9lib. ]: :35 Nat9n.
Bon Borne unb aerrnille. tdalc6 -.
9ibeu0s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05

aieiuc bentIdJe synmilie aeiud,t, nm
emf einer 5arm na9e bel Ser Staot su
m0hnen. Rau ueuoe litb an POP 4, Ctr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05
Gtne gaepuImt!u,l il. emit

Sin lideres 2ln5eidben einer beporIts-
benoen llnludl5ung unb ernI.er 5t6z
runqen in 3brem GDltem iino 0eruoIi-
tdt s3lafloli9feit ober lebelfeit.
Electric Bitters" ipirb balo bie ldffts
gen llrIaden hierbon 5erft6ren. 0ies
Wfittel uerfeblt uie, ben Magen sa Itdr,
fen, Die Nieren uub ben Darm Canal
gu reguliren, Die aeber an5ureeea unb
oaS 8lat 81 reiili9en. 8eiOnbers eiinltia
luirft bas 9Jfittel auf erldDpfte glerS
pensSDlteme nno aile oamit i'm 3uiams
lnmenbange ite9enbe s5eldperben suer=
idiuinoen unter Der frdftigen @iumirfuna
oeHelben. Electric 8itfers" fcItet liar
so Gents uno bas @eib iuiro Slriidaes
sebsnt iuenn es nidt p5llige 8efrteOi.
gnn9 aelpdbrt. @arantirt ourd) oie
NpOtbefer 5. RalteDer & Gon unD 30.
DreiB.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-12-11
DEATH THAT IS PAINLESS.
sleep ON Burning Calm Banks
I'm Pennsylvania.

Death comes in many forms in the
anthracite mines of Pennsylvania, but
only one form is painless and pleasant,
and to only one the victims go uncon-
sciously. 1t is the death Of the burning
culm bank, says the New York Sun.
Many times during the year is such
a death recorded when one Of these
great culm banks is burning. The fire
is not seen in the daytime, and at night
it shines only with a faint glow
through the layers of ashes which sep
arate the live Goals from the outer air.
To these burning banks tramps and
other unfortunates, forced to spend a
night in the open air, go when the nights
grow chilly. The warm breath of the
culm lures them on with promise of a
warm bed for the night, and they lie
down to sleep in the comfortable atmos-
phere of the bank and never open their
eyes again.
The noxious gases emanating from the
bank watt over them so softly that they
are soon asleep, and in many cases they
never awaken, being suffocated during
the night
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-12-11

Some months ago the city fathers of
MarseilIes, eager to beautify their an
cient town, deliberated and concluded
that a good foundation to its show"
street would not be amiss. In conse-
uuence there came men with odorous
blocks and much tar and after many
weeks the work was over. And all the
citizens found it very good. Only one,
q confectioner, with rooms on the route,
IS unappreciative. He has grievance.
The tar, he says. gave it's unavoidable
odor not only to his rooms, but to his
cakes. his ices and the other wonder
full creations of the French "patissier. "a
His clients first complained and then
went elsewhere and new locality had
- be sought for the preparation of his
icacies. It is for this reason that he
IS now seeking to get damages to the
extent of $1,000 from his city and the
suit is arousing much interest on ac-
count of its unique nature.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-12-11
QUEER WEATHER STATION.
Shaped Like q She'll and Is Visible
from a Great Distance
Out at Sea.

One of the sights of Atlantic City is
the peculiarly shaped structure at the
foot of Pennsylvania avenue, on the
ocean side of the Boardwalk. says the
Minneapolis Tribune. It Is the new
weather station erected by the govern
ment, and it's plan is so odd that it is
regarded as a most attractive curiosity
by the countless number of visitors who
flock to the seaside during the warm
months.
1t is said to be the most Queerly con-
structed building ever erected by Uncle
Sam. 1t has been popularity named the
shell, on account of its likeness to the
the sands.
This oval structure, formed Of steel
and galvanized iron, has been COM
pleted at a cost of $4,000. 1t shows the
colors so dear to the heart of an Amer
lean, having been painted in red, white
and blue The exterior and the fancy
cornice are of blue, the interior is of
white and the ribs are of red.
The structure is so conspicuous that
it can be seen for many miles up and
down the coast, and is visible from a
great distance at sea.
A huge weather map, with glass front,
on which is traced daily the changes of
the weather, the direction and velocity
of the wind, the temperature, etc., as
reported to the central weather bureau
at Washington, and now telegraphed
daily to the state observatory now To-
Gated at Atlantic City, has been in
stalled.
Visitors will have the opportunity to
observe the weather at all times when
ever they are in the neighborhood Of the
"shell'' station.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-12-11
HEART DISEASE AND WORRY.
Overexertfon, Either Physical or
Mental, Endangers Life in Case
of Cardiac Trouble.

The influence of mental emotion on
the heartbeat needs no special proof
in our everyday experiences. When
the organ is healthy the palpitation is
the ordinary response to an extra
stimulus and is necessarily transient
in duration. In confirmed cardiac dis
ease in which the valves are damaged
or the heart walls dilated and weak
ened, there is often great danger to
life by overexertion, either physical
or mental. 1t is the degree and con-
tinuousness of excitement which thus
work so disastrously.
The young school-teacher of Green
point who fell dead at the end of his
first days duty is case in point, says
the New York Herald. He was evil
IDENTIFY overweight with anxiety, and
his crippled heart was unable to bear
the constant strain. Unlike mere
muscular exertion, the mental excit-
ability was beyond control, especially
when the new environment was the
persistent disturbing element. This
happens sometimes in the pulpit, on
TIC 1SCCuIe pldIIOTu, anu even US1OlO
the footlights. Numerous examples
have been noted from time to time.
The preventives are in the line Of
avoiding all overexcitement and Of
needing all ominous warnings. This is
most difficult obviously with mental
emotions, as they are not always un-
der the control of the will. The man
with weak heart who is running for
a train is compelled to stop in time for
want of breath and thus remove the
exciting cause of his palpitation, but
continual and profound mental per-
turbation is, alas, too often beyond his
ken. Alas! there was no one near
the poor teacher to tell him not to
worry.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-12-11

] We weulA Hike 10 ash, through tia
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-12-11
~~FOR HOGS AND POULTRY.~~

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edy used directed It fine for Brood Sows before
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Caution !
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'ENNYROYAL Pills

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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-12-05
The Animal Party.

Prepare little story. using the names
Of as many different animals as possible.
Whisper to each guest the name of some
animal, also tell him his number. and
that when you call his number he is to
initiate the animal IN some way but not
to call its name. He must either make
the noise the animal makes, walk as il
does or show some of its characteristics
Then read the story aloud. As you
come to the name Of an animal, call the
number. The child with the number
initiates the animal aud the other chill
dren must guess what animal it is. or
course, the story must be very simple
and one easily kept in mind.
Not too much time should be given the
children to guess but pass right on with
the reading. Then whisper to each child
the name of an animal to draw on a
child's blackboard. and the others must
guess what the animal drawn is. Let
each child describe an animal without
giving it's name, the others to tell what
ii IS Pin the tail on donkey or the
trunk on an elephant. Give All animal
book for the prize and have the ice cream
served ia forms OF bears. lions, etc.