davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-14
Cholera ma Kaukazie

Straszny gosc azyatyoki nawiedzif pro.
wincye rosyjska Kaukaz: epidemia cho.
lery Persyi przez Eusei przedostafa sig
do Baku, nawet dalej przez> Kaspijskie
Morze do Astracbanu ma VOICE, STAN
tad do Ervwar ia, Aleksand opola, Karsu
Tyflisu. Rozmiary epidemii So coraz wick
sze. W Tvflisie smiertelnosc kazdym
dniem wzrasta. W ciagu ostatniego tygo
dnia zachorowafo tam ma cholere oko}c
500 osdb, a erywanskim sasiednich po.
wiatach epidemla przybiera zatrwazajaoe
rozmiary.
Mieiscowa ludnosc ME przedsiebierze
absolutnie zadnych srodk6w do walki z
epidemia Persowie wog6le muzufm anie
widza epidemii zas}uzona kare boza
przeciwdziaianie uwazajs niemal "a
grzech, posr6d Ormian stosunkowo ME.
wielki procent znajdujemy jednostek in
teiigentnych te wykazuja pewn8 obojet.
nose nieche6 do inioyatywy.
W Erywaniu otworzono bezpfatne her
baciarnie, podzielono miasto ma try re-
wiry mianowano trzech lekarzy; polioya
jednak najbardziej handlowym punkcie,
ma tzw. "placu targowym" (znajduje sic
tam bezpfatna herbaoiarnia) panuja okro.
pne warunki sanitarne. Dorozki woza cho-
rych cholerycznych bez nalezytej dezyn.
fekoyi. woda kanaf6w rynsztok6w,
dokad sciekaja nieczystosci miejskie. sfuzy
do mycia sic ubogiej ludnosci tatarskiej
ormianskiej, nieraz sfuzy "a nap6j; ma
placu targowym zatrzymuja sic przybyfe
"a granic yperskiej moiokanskie furgony
karawany wielbfadow, przybyfe bez po-
przedniej karantanny. bez wszelkich srod-
k6w ostroznosci przeciwko zawleczeniu
epidemii.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-14
kt6rzy wog6le tax mafo przywiazuja wagi
do zycia. 90 prawda, niekiedy W obcych
zamiera tutaj wrazliwost ma widok krwi i
smieroi."
Pan Dyniewicz ! skIadki ma po-
ys. mink.

Pan Wiadysfaw Dyniewicz, wydawca
"Gazety Polskiej Chicago" rozpoczai
zhierane skfadek ma pomnik Kosciuszki W
Washigtonie W pismie swojem dnia
stycznia br zamiescif dtugi artykuf, pt.
"W sprawie pomnika." Tresc tego artv-
kufu jest mniej wiecej TAXA:
| l. Pisma, wyohodzace poza Chicago,
wystapify przeoiw komitetowi .pomnika z
zazdrosoi (ale ME wiadomo, jakiego to ro-
dzaju jest ia zazdrosc),
2. Pisma (niewymienione) radza, ably
utworzone byiy W kazdej osadzie polskiej
komitety pfatnymi sekretarzami
| 3 Chocby komitety ME rozkradty skia.
dek, to skfadki rozebrane byiyby ma pensye
dla sekretarzy. (zadne pismo ME radzifo
ptaoi6 pensyi sekretarzom).
4. Sprawa buaowy pomnika Kosciuszki
wWashingtonie byio to dziefo OSOBISTE
p. T. M. Helihskiego. kt6remu. podczas
skiego, Pan Bog daf to mysl szczesliwa, re
zazadat Prezydenta Roosevelts i Kon-
gresu miejsca pod drugi pomnik bohatera
Kosciuszki. (Jeszcze pierwszego pomni-
ka niema).
5. Pan Helinski okazai sic bardzo
skromnym GAIA sprawe budowy pomni-
ka oddat wszystkim Polakom. (Niktby 60
ME posadzif zarozumiafosc, gdyby po-
mink postawit swoim wfasnym kosztem.
Sprawa ME zostafa oddana wszystkim
Polakom, lecz chcecie tylko skiadek cd
wszystkich Polakow.)
6. Jest to bardzo 6 l a sprawa. DO
pomnik ma bye ods4oniety 3 msja 1907
-oku.
7. Cytujemy dosfownie "Nie powinno
bye W zwyczaju, jak dotychczas bywafo,
chwalic dobre uczynki po amierci bohate-
ra, MECH wiec starry Dyniewicz wyfamie sic
z tego przyzwyozajenia i dobre uczynki
publioznie zacnych zyjacych obywateli
pochwali, kt6re innym powinny bye przy-
k4adem. Znany mi cd 80 lat T. M. HELM.
ski, bedaoy pod6wczas nauczyoielem W je-
dnej szkof publicznych Wisconsin,
odznaczajaoy sic juz wtenczas wielkiem
poczuciem mifosci Ojczyzny-naszej ME-
szczesliwej Polski, sprowadzaf polskie
ksiszki (naturaInie cd p. Dyniewicza),
ma ktorych W stosownyoh chwilacb szko.
le publicznej dzieci polskich rodzic6w po
po polsku uczyf." (Komu wiec pomnik
ma bye stawiany: Kosciuszoe, czy Helm
skiemu?)
8. Skoro sic zawiazaf Zwiszek Naro-
dowy Polski Chicago (nie rozumiem,
dlaczego p. Dyniewicz ME chce uznac tego
faktu. re z. N P. zostaf zafozony Fila
delfi), pan Helinski zawiazai natychmiast
grupe Poniatowski, zaco nastepnie
zostaf wybrany cenzorem i wreszcie sekre-
tarzem generalnym.
9 Pan Helinski przy pomocy prof Sic
miradzkiego p Steczynskiego przyczynif
sic do wzrostu Zwiazku Il, 900 ma 10000
ozfonk6w (WiadOmO Ha do wzr0atu Twia
zku przyozynify sic inne czynniki, podozas
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-14

kiebek zwiniete iahcucby Potem, wbiwszy
W drag zaostrzony koieczek, przycisneli
don ciafo meczonego. z powodu re kole
GEEK uciskai srodek krzyza, klatka persio
wa Chunohuza okropnia podafa sig ma,
prod, zebra zdawafo sic chciafy wysko
czyc ze skory. Potem kaei szeroka wstazka
przycisneli do kija glove Chunchuza i
wzieli sic do rak.
Me upiyneio nawet 10 minut od chwiM
rozpoczecia tel okropnej kazni, jak twarz
jChunchuza zaozefa sic przeciagac cd okro
pnego bolu, piersi jego wydziera6 sic
poczeiy przerazliwie jeki."
Rozumie sic, ze czfowiek torturowany W
ten spos6b przyzna sic do wszelkich zbro
dni, jake W niego wmawiaja., Gdy sic
przyzna, czeka go kara smieroi przez od-
ciecie gfowy.
Zazwyczaj soinaja Chinczycy rozb6jni.
k6w po kilkudziesieoiu ma raz, dla oszoze
dzenia zachodu czasu. Scinanie odbywa sic
"a pomoca noz6w dfugich ma dwie stopy, a
szerokich ma szesc cali. Wspomuiany wy
zej pisarz francuski tax opisuje egzeku-
cye;,
kata do miejsca, gdzie ma pasc pierwsza
c cfiara. Skazaniec idzie z rekoma zwiaza-
nemi ztyfu. krokiem pewnym; ME znac
drzenia najmniejszego; twarz blada ma
wyraz zupefnej rezygnacyi. Kleka on sam,
poczem oprawca przewiazuie mu glove
przez usta, ciagnac "a koniec sznura,
poohyla mocno naprz6d. Ofiara znosi to
przygotowanla z przejmujacym stoicy-
zmem niektorzy nuca zoicha. Kat zamie-
RIA sig, zelazo spada H.. chybia; nieszcze-
sliwemu przecieto potowe karku. Wtedy,
ciagnac "a ramie, gdy pomocnik wypreza
sznur, kat pifuje nozem dopoty, az glove
oddzieli. Okazuje ja sedziom publiczno
sci, obnoszac dokoia, poczem sklada ma
ziemi obok ciaia.
Kat ociera narzedzie gotuje sic do no.
wego ciosu. Drugi skazaniec wydaje sic
jeszcze bardziej obojetnym: patrzy ma
krwawe zwfoki, kleka W Baluzy krwi cie-
pfej bez skrzywienia dale sobie zafozyc
przez usta sznur okrwawiony. Ciecie tym
razem sic udaje; rozlega sic krzyk krotki,
zd}awiony, gfowa spada opodal. Przvpro
wadzaja nowe ofiary. Noz wznosi sic co
chwila, ten sam krzyk przejmujaoy wstrza-
ga powietrze-i znika jedno zyoie ludz-
kie. Widowisko oiagnie sic nieraz 60
dzinami.
Osobistosc kata szczeg6lnym napefnia
wstretem. z cynizmem groza tchnacym
czysci po kazdej operacyi swoj tasak. ogla.
da, wyciera twarz ze krwi, podejmuje gfo-
wy spade okazuje Wielkiemu Sedzi,
spokojnie, chfodno, jak automat. Me
spieszy sig, rysy ME okazuja najmniejsze-
60 wzruszenia, nawet zmeczenia, lie
czynnosc ME trivia zbyt dtugo; stoi no.
zem reku, ozekajao ma oiag dalszy. Je
dnakze bywaja ohwile, gdy ten glaz
ludzki ME moze ukryc niepokoju. Jezeli
ME zabije delikwenta "a drugiem uderze-
MEM, sam moze bye ma smierc skazany;
to tez po nieudatnym ciosie wysila swa
zrecznosc.
Niemniej dziwns przykra wydaje sic dla
cudzoziemca obojetnosc chinskiej publi-
cznosci. Tfumy stoja patrza " milczeniu,
ME okazujac nawet szczeg6lnego zajecia;
egzekucya jest sprawa naturalna dla mich,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-03-28
Just - the Man oald.
Chicago. February e. 1905.

Chicago. February 81. 1905.
Dear Papa: Mamma and me -
homo yesterday on time. We had .
luvly jurney and didn't get tired abit.
We never changed cars onct and saw
all the luvly scenry on the denver ana
rio grand road in the day time JUST
as the man said we would and geo
whiz the mountains was high. a
man came with our car all the way
and he took good care We had q nice
time. When you come home be sLxo
you take the denver and rio grond
tourist excursion car and you will
have as good fun as we did and not
cost much neither. Their Office is at
625 Market street in San Francisco,
If you will write there they will send
you some nice books for nothing.
With love from your sen,
JOHNNIE
The praise Of our patrons are our
best credentials. E.t women and child.
rem travelling along the Rio Grande
Scene Live excursions personally con.
Quoted u nc ca st, just fill the bill.
Write or call lo1 .owest rates to all
eastern points q tl4luoa nelly illus.
trated travellers .ltcraGAro. w. J.
Shotweil, Gen. Agent, Denver G Rio
Grande r. r. Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-03-28
ANNUAL EMIT

Chas. f. Roster, Secretary.
b. go -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-03-28

The finest in the line Of wood can
be found at Kattleman's. He will de-
liver the same cut or in full length
to any part of the city and his prica
is reast nable
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-03-28

We are closing out our line of sta
toinery. School children as well rs
anybody else can get bargains in the
above line by calling at the Meyers
Mercantile Co.'S store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-03-28
-llllA

Overcoats at the lowest prices ut
the Emporium. Get in before they
are gone. ~+''. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Social L. ag.. S.. IL. Gn.t,at,i n.ne canGi-
dates with banner C.I,iI4Un4rs sn.! 4 IUEai
-. ., ON. tHS n, G..cIiG.:.S- sister il.Ei-
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!rE facts -. stated tE-i ia" sworn hilAnG.di
ttat,'I-I.is from N.Nsniu'r - 4, 10 y JN.;nJ~.. I.
l.S.. sI.cNt,. "a ret "a e IN surplus anu rrS'rse =
fund Uf over S.s.v-,. AIR aII TIE ".aI!lls ahi
eNp-ES-s N-f- iaG! on the - zen Er:E1r. = Ia.s
f. galr III .nt-'--t fund %. :gra ~ - III. ia
I-T. III state! ;G.t 'no November. 1915. Month
~ Gazette. ia u sworn Statement. aywed TIE
.rttr->: fund 20 te Sc: "a
.a.r-rGsl s--s. Hy.I meeting an: iu.t
four rsE.II-at.4- New lanes s.T. sGGcf
iuT ni'.tn. ~ it-!- JE.s'i
81 ~ Trm-u.s'r ire statement of suIn ,'Is
chat ain. s:i s~- tn-.r rr.CErs A. GAGE and
-"t al "a J"I- Nv.i
GDJ.f.au. No - I1aG x''si '..lc THUS
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
GAMBLING WAITER
BETS AWAY GUEST
"Sam" Wasrrs Steady Source nf
Tips at Game Of Craps and
LOses-Winncr to Serve Lib
cral Patron.
EEfI EiIc SPECIAL

Ref IEi.Ir SPECIAL
Chicago. Nov. IA severe loas has been
sus,ain.d by guest and water at the
one. and material to the Other, but both
OF them feel II kseniy
'oion.l Joseph Titus has los; the Ruai di-
an q! his apr"tits. AID Gamh.iE' Sam .ost
part nf h.s stead, income. Both men are
d.scofsriai., and Sam has LAX. u his %, n
Tor The one hundred and forty seventh
time never again To take part In any game
o. chance. Co.onel Titus. Who is Is years
old. - a bachelor and has lived mGs; o:
bis lie IA hotels II. hls ncw reached "A
stage when hi, app..,'. needs consider
ebie urging. and his stomach requires tn.
kIntsst treatment
F"r many year. Colonel Trtu. has lived
a. the Auditorium. and for neaT.y ~ ma ~
iab. Ia the coTne, Of the cafe, near tho
south vi; dow op-nlnR UPON Michigan ave-
nus. BY sam an .hrn! -husd product of tis
iion To the CoIons. is Second oniy 20 =
DEVOTION 70 the gaming table. This last
H'IDt .. J. n" raI-" 'uT Ia" svUT'Ia''
"''nrnb.in' sam. ~ which nam" he -
EE-.. . f'..nw -"'ur.T,-s.
Colonel Titus sp''' mgcs thought and
tim" gr'r -" "!ucati,T OF Sam. and ave
yeiTs ~" That dGfky graduated a. the
Rom O." 'Ui"ne. f.: could order . n "r
- n" iat,'rs "ntir. satisfaction tn n9'
vent a.uEs ~iihpu, . uitch. The coiou-!
ss Eh.ra! With tips ~ Sans tal.s are
tp be b..Ies.! But Ike al ,o,d thing.
'his good TINS o: Sans ead'd
Thur day NOR Ing Cooge. Titus fIuni
H"v waiter s'nndinG b.isnd h.s chair at
t,. kfas'
~ n.r.'s SAM asked IN. Colonel
sha- ~,
-rf.s Done los, you. sab replied tn.
res. waiter
Lost me- What do you mean. you
ifiJt' Issrs he In owe. In the corner Come
here. sam. he LSW.ei
Sf.?. with q e.yorly cuunf-nAac.. came
a: stood be !i~ the Colonel
D" hat DO you mean b. s.nti~g 9 another
nan over here tn take my order Sam
z~se. Colonel TITUS IN no pets3at mo- q
20; your waiter any mere Co.onsl
declared Sam. Il done los, you sa4
saE .hcotin' craps last nigS Siih Tom
that's vOur new waiter. sab and b"
c-aUrG ne out. sab. .us, cofnpi.'..y An
waited lust one nor fYs To s.t even,
ssh. 50 ] put you Up en- lest Yes ssh.
] done lest you !Sr my s.Fa1y customer
But - hs;p ne. ! sn.c never Eo'n 20
'.2h fics sxsiI, no: iln saves Up snougd
O. buy sou hack
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
Don't Dye Your Hair-Restore Its Color Naturally

II your hair ia starting to turn or H. already
gray .ni faded. don't make matters Wssss Ay
6ysisrH
1t Is \ mistaken idea to SUPPOSE that Nou
U.,n use hair dye without injury or d"tcC;i"n.
There's only On. way that YOU TSsfors
gray or faded hair. and that is ~ sssfsf
ns'urs bv giving sew G6 To the hsk sosss and
increasing III. ssCretions Of the oie0esGssy
1issts
For Ssfsrs In these minute laboratories
forms the coiorinG pigment Wsith siesO
can give you a handsome head Of hair
Mary 7. I;oidman's Gray Hair Rcstorcr ~
the true scalp stimul2nt and hair food.
II Is y ci.ar and pure water and con
'Iirs no thick. heavy Lead and sulphur that
nrsi he shaken up
This scientific discovery does not give tho
hair dyed" appearance.
Another thing. N affects the gray faded
hairs osir. therefor" does sof ehssss fbs ssi6.
issiC iCs'or IT ones hair
n makes the natural color Co0s baek in
from 70 iss 6Sys
" Is applied easily as water
Now. listen. ! want you tn do me. $50
ysrSssn tine favor "f fesft01 Mary T. Gold
mans Hair Restor.r. and the test shall be at
nv sIps7ss.
Allow to send Won me- full size 81 40
bottle Of my Res,orer to prove that every
claim ! ma X. is the truth. the whole truth.
aud ssshisr bsf he trs'h.
Then Restorer according to dire'
tions and see sA0 sSfnr8' co Or Como A1c u
II the hair IS not restored To Its of4f09f
Soies in from six fourteen days. n will he
the first time In nasv fAosasads of similar
tests that my remedy has failed. But Il WM
set fail.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
E1, ni.ir sfECiAi.


Dallas. Tex. Nov. Ii.-freasd.nt
Stll~-il and General Manager Eiwsti
dickinson. With . large party OF Mis-
s"arisns ana others. Ia etsht Pullman
carr Including the "S!c~roy." us-d hy
FF~-ii.nr Roosevelt on h!s Western trip.
arrived about midnight from u tour ~ III.
Mexican Republic and early thss morning
1.psr,s! for Wichita kas
Speaking ohicialiy 81 'hs trip. SArsH~r
dickinson assi Approximately y" m!.sa
"s the line are no~ completed ~ the Kan.
,as city. Melico and orient va E.i'es !n
Mexico and - IN Kansas Oklahoma arii
Te,as tn. issuing Of bond. viii not -
uEissIAkea unit LOO miles of the tine are
In operation. Two ana one-hsi' yesrs"
Mr. rck!bson said. ''Sill 30 required b.
fore the road 10 completed
rh" urp taken by The Orient party Sss
solely FOR the purpGs" ~ showing the
ssockhciiers aad tso.~ interested oveT
The line. The party male a stay 60 four
days - the city ~ Mexico. go.rs from
there over Constructed part. Of ,h- Ortsn;
Lac.
leaving ksnsss cIty OF October = he
parry. conIps~.i 81 railroad men tp,,rnsl-
tSts sr'i capitalists. .ysnt tGo Nsks af
pleasure. no; rarre,i according 20 Mr..
pack'nson. ~ one vnpieassn; inctdens
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

I-afay.':. Council. - is meeting la. Monday
nps rr.r"T. s"r, .c.s. ~slGh Viii raka ~ pisn. an
On Mon,!ay crening. N"y-mher u ProrIn-n;
,I".H-rs q; n i.El1n Nil .ss.s'. ana al!
. i-.s' N,nIay evening ~. Louis Council h.I.
.raans is visitor. w.r. Su5Iern. r..
S".ia an. >uI-cu" prsariZ.r J-nnirc-. wh"
Argu, .isa,y rnc:nb.rs o: ne I.s:"r, a.",rr.-
h!'t IA ;Hc rI.". .:ns hall ~ Exc-!slar Council
n. .apr,Ir.. chsns..i'r .ri h.s .tla ! .hori
~''c h,eG ahI ~. cari:ta'r ."i'a'"i \, 81
c''.- - tn" initiation. on.nc".r= f..n~ limited
,E"i' rI'- =" IT, ,LH-u"t fa!t > E.'" an "'al-s-
'air~'ri COMMITTEE Remarks ~sr, mad. bv
arr..I Y5,,., iiag"r ia. stsrC.,'
~ ron" "Fss1:z"r i.uninSs. '7lan"~''.r : y
T'-.n.r = Ewp:r~ H"rry Mc~h,ne q, trsrrr,
-. =, - I,.ei,le-. ms AID = IgI,ns mat.
IT,, IT, - In! G"9a"s"T " a.I .y :,ar S,as:a!v
IN -. a'ss: 80 = 'ssa. clog y t.k- ah0 va.
= . No. IN N. $50 SSarSil ." rs.Ssr ~ al .-rr T =.
49, tsk~c 20 the lsnqu.- hsl' FOR Ilrctsu-l
nauasr ;fse To -.i.vf .. r.t-s ,:a' "sGn. Jun.
'..- Past 81 rc's:" l.".loE 81 - 81 sr:
Chare..!a- ;. II. Ms';-'1s . Compton i'll!
-Ths sur "rne o'acsrr v!-'r.a Tower Council
To Irf.- 80 gnoi = -" 80! -" a
'Narn"...- X r"sly. rar-r-u" Il "n-'.= Smith
S-r "rEs organizer Jrua:rs- E-rr. ''-J.tI.rs
49, ~-a,s.r & "a s4sr''s '"aEEs- ,-.'!sr-- -
F~r.G. z y ''rE-.-- - t.Ns .s'r- ant Hy
Tn7'r-7 3. SMITH Att \ Mon - Tp~F-
H. Hs-s C>u-"I 'y"s h'vs ~ "i-t N.
-.E ..sgrs- .Nsrrs.. 'af TE.r-... .ssT.-r
srtsrr \ r-sTa- so. 49, .-al o'-sr ssrGAa's-
Wsf - - ttas-f TF- su!rs. ID. ~ Ord -
r..,.. :. lasl -. fe.-.. -.s-r n. us..l
ta-r- 70 sr"ar N t1'-'s-.nn
..--a t-rGr-!. ssVE,-E . rF-" 'arsa attend
aH ~.
-" >..:-r-' rr'rs-. ara r--r"-.7's'is"s viii
rr san~I4-EEs. Ns.' Tr- F-' nr-e fTl"T;
s.#--T. - -TaLa .N's-T- ra a--nf Er-rs--.
- ~ .-rsr-r -e--.--. ~. a rTps' - ~
Tsr-rt 49, 80 Initiation 4 s-y.Tsi ,s-f.-
i.r r-s --ss'F-g % s'f .. st'ng-rs6 t. 49, tl--
.-- ... -srs-- rsf-~S- -1.r-s ~. - s-rg.t
-. .Ea @-'s-- -=rs.r' ts-. y.sc~
Tho F..EVv -x --Err a si.' No. -h's re-S-
= -ear-s ,-H----.-- EFt srI f-:sy -I-s-
IaF. Alr-s s-i HV.F PAX TNg- 's'. kIrS-
-. zrG Ts'st-r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
PRINCE SEES
FOOTBALL GAME
Louis Of Battenberg Witness
Struggle Between Army and
Carlisle Indians, and lnspccts
Cadets and Barracks at West
Point.

West Point N. Y. Nov. 1.-THE steam.
sr 4. W. Morse. bearing Admiral Prince
Louis of BattrnberR and ofhcars of the
British and American fleets reached hero
On schedule time to-day
Tn. visitors were met at the landing
BY General Miles and his staff and ..
corted by a detachment of cavalry to th.,
cadets. which vi. parsdef In front oe
The barracks
As the distinguished visitors reached the
top - the hill n Roar AdmiTars salute
was rresf. The ca5"ts were reviewed by
the Prince. after which .he party visited
IN" departmental buildings
The visitors were then conducted to
seats on the grand stand 10 sea the foot
bail game between the Carlisle Indian
School and the cadet teams
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
Dangerous Hair Dyes!
How to Test Hair Dyes" Containing Sugar Of
Lead (Poison) and Sulphur

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Grand R.e-,, + 4 Hartour has issue, %:
a. "ir.,..T =" .En"anG'ns II: o:i.s,si ~.
iis, q ,h- .-ris.. \ . .IutI.y vi. +" sch, TO
,h- -.r.is.s % zach c2anT,I .atnT' nj ;a ~.
s te.i.y n ~ Ts,.S' .I"' CONN @ Frii.y fi t.
N. .H!i~F Council
=; G: ,:;,sa ~ af:. 'cs.,,.n s.o, j,
sue-;. g.. -ni = ,h-r... cs.arl: IA. aiSSsassl
70 cr s5r'i Ian. am cans "s ~ -, - ~T.n T@tan,
and 1r- .ar:ica'' , n F. \ ,',anciI ,c.r"
49,, - .s. 80. 49, NJ m 80 rrE.Is "" .~f.' r . &c
..''-r ,r,,gi.., iran 'fr - : t-',as " :
-oGfi .1ounr,i y II I-G,sb q: " stem :.
- li,'-n g.. / i.snn.ri ., !- iiPtss"'.n'.
nan an shi Z + siar,n:r % Va. u y.
H.. kstr,i" "f I".s : $500 o. '.u. 1T.
n-. .a.' . ~ y l;.,,aa = - F'nrs..~ :
Gn,;.l-r .,san...' "a. one .g:l.-,'.a.r''. ..'.
srt .!,re-.. .~ra rr.ae - I-pa., \
~ M:-. .rr "a, G-e-i n~s~-'- !: y. r"r "r
- 81 ~r.r5.r ~ - wrl-r y :
Is,v.c,. ~ :. >"-.n a-t 8 HNI'- A.
a.rs' s-i ','y =, ,....'i ... ,...-.,,.,., 49,
"U,.,' ',,n ,....-,.- r.. ,'~ ~ -,
r.ss - ~ M-'-si". ra~asr- - -.
~, i''. n':,
Ms-,..;-. ,-.un-.. as --'ryra rri rr ~
- as /" -. a. -, ','s r.s.r. ~ sa5r
."ii - E-s:a' " y an,
y-I,-,r,T- EG ,uur.E ~ 'sr'- r~ir.-"'".
,,-'S.,T VI - Wbt- se.,'.s: r.s ..r-
- = -. fr-H.'. H', -, ~ ... l.s,
r,s.rs
-, =: e., -, ~ ~ Ii -. : u.
- - "a. - p -.r.s.- - H -..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Liberty H!N" net a. tn. oi.on Tu-S,Iay even
!a- Wit" an attendance Or about :,,' Twenty
~. aIPcat on. VIE F."iV-i ...Ii the r.tr,.i-
dates initiated. Thr'r visitors were rr--S.Tt-
NTs- Myers - Suburban Hive. On. from Okla
h"iiis End "n. Trf'u P.nnsy !NanIa. \ large
number NJ inJ n3tsrs attended III. two reccp-
items IN honor o. Miss G!ina n West supreme
i"'''r! k--' 1h- dat" OF IT,. -Et"TtII ..tn at
~ ~" i-hd' Mi1>ir"ls viii Il" a-TSu-.C-,! later.
M Century Iliy" will son HaV. a team, -
E'idrcS- N Co:rInah"'r vas ENCOURAGED 30
So" - :-1nN members the las. review.
'"i'e- AMI cake w-r- served. Two candidates
N-rc initiated \ sI.sriaI r.yi.e NsS h,lsi at
dates.
TIE "nt.ItainT'.' =; r'v"r ty ~ astTs Hive
LiSt THURSDAY vac >u'Ee--- tn" UiE. initiated
fy'.r canc dates at Iac IsS: -.l.-v aui will
rave 'ivf'- II iS" this ThI.T=ia,. Visitors S.-
L -. ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
ALTENHEIM EUcHRE PARTY.
Ladic., Society to Give Large AZ
fair Next SATURDAY..

The Ladies' Society ~ the ~, Lou .
AItcnh~'m viii give n prngr-sstv. -uchrc
at the fs~,isrkrana Hall Chou'eau ave
nue. and Thirtssnth street, saturday after
noon. November u. for the benefit ~ tn"
Altenhsin.
Those who are appointed to the Commit
tee on Arrangements are: Mrs GUSTAV
rrsm.r no. a5s south Thirfrenth street !.
Nrs J. Walter. No. isal Soush comptoi
avenue. Mrs q. d. Bo'ss~iier. No ia
Mississippi avenue. Mics Caroline f!pp
hard'. No 3s&" Russell avenue: Mr, An
IA - E.hsrhard. No I;2 ST Louis av-nu-.
Mrs =. wa. No. NJ Michigan svenu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
WSshoas Hep N0ke.l ..

A. lir"h.o, sta - Ike q ar.~n.
A. t'EUsr Ike en- smpt.s. fair.
A. nigh; 80 milling an: serene
sl~ s-s rs Hu angel srats,s there
4 Crrd;ET" whom sosn~ bard 81 CID
"c-.t rhC1-" 20 praise In choices.
rhyn.
Al.s' o. youth. could Jou h-holr
Tnis -.lf.sIrs rirl q. breakfast sirns'
For smiles can rg' endure Sor aye
Ari zen corNplsxs8fs sometimes sa3e
Ard Sayy tT.>-ss slN not stay
II r.a.~ stthng, s.Tl. proper AID
III. ds1Cigs lixbis = wsufrpus slDl
Ma s-~Ec n r.iarish'E n,s'Is shisnr
Illusions vargsh. truth 20 tell
Most rS'klsrsiy al bccdk:sst I'm.
-~ashingtou Sta: