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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16
RAW MILK DANGEROUS
for Children and Invaiids.

Scarlet ferer Ii unknown IN countries
where cows milk 10 not used a. food;
hence milk from insanitary stables may
contain the poison causing II.
MIX ID also known to have caused
epidemics Of
DIPHTHERIA, TYPHOID and
other ENTERlC DISEASES.
A simple precaution consists in
sCALDING MILK
anu scalding IL win not affect it1
digcstibiiity. After scalding keep cool
and covered
regular diet for children On con-
depsed milk n inadvisable.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
g. BERLfNER. sec'y.
: We favor . stringent law prohibiting
the saie. 90 nss In Ice cream. e -
CREAM not passs1F1sl
oo8o-6u,0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver
or Bladder Trouble?
To Prove What SwampRoot, the Great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Remedy, Will Do for YOU, All Our Read
ers May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Pain CT dull ache in the back is unmistak able evil
dence Of kidney trouble. It il Natures timely
warning to show you that the track of health is
not clear.
II these danger signals unheeded more serious
results are often ofollow. Bright's disease,
which is the worst form Of kidney trouble may
steal upon you
The mild and immediate effect Of Swamp-rcot
the great kidney and bladder remedy. is soon re
allied. 1t stands the highest because its remsrt-
able curative power has been proven in thousands
of the most distressing cases. If you need medi
cine you should have the best. A thorough trial
will convince any one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16

fmei
bottle d book o free bym Theb
mar ed nomme
well tina o sen
& Y sure
Wshint SdaySt o. need
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16
LAME BACK.

Lame back is only of many symptoms OF kid
ney trouble. Other symptoms showing that you
need SwampRoot are. being obliged to pass water
often during the day and to get up many times
during the night. inability to hold your urine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16

smarting or irritation in passing. brick sed
ment in the urine. catarrh of the bladder uric
acid. occasional headache. dizziness poor dlges-
tion. sieeplessness. nervousness. sometimes the
heart acts badly. rheumatism. bloating, irrtabilty
WORKOUT feeling. lack OF ambition. loss OF nesh
sallow complexion.
If Your water. when allowed to remain undis-
turbed in glass bottle for twenty four hours,
forms sediment settling. or has a cloudy ap-
pearance. II is also evidence your kidneys and
bladder need immediate attention.
In taking Swamp-Root You afford natural help to
Nature, for Swamp Root is the most perfect healer
and gentle aid to the kidneys that has yet b, en-
discovered.
If you are already convinced that Swamp Root ID
what you need you can purchase the regular fifty
cent and one-t!ollar size bottles at drug stores
everywhere. Don't make any mistake but re-
member the name. Swamp-Root Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Roct. and the address, Binghamton N T.,
on every bottle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
syram Vcnuis' Grmprommg.

EbiInbelpbid. 10. Sept. -
gc5iislid Der mpiterioien Grmuroung
bon Srau Nc. Sc. 2cuis lit oie EoliSei
SIT Dem Shlllb gelangt, ooB Der Std,
Oilrd) ocn Sals, Der ocn Sob Der 6rall
berbeiiiibrte, nit einem Mciler nit
elmer lailgen uno biinnen alinge, mie
ioldes bon 3abn1rSten gebruubt
miro, geiiibrt mproen lit, llno 3lpor
ourf cine Srau. Cine lolhe, bic
friiber IN Oieniten zines 3abnarstes
ltonb, lit perbaitet unb nod, Dem 80.
li5eibauptauartier gebroht woroen.
Als Mptip oes MorOes nintnlt man
GiIerluft an. SRI. Charlotte aellp
unO oereli Mlitter, bel lpelder Die Gr-
morocte logirte. wiirbe cbenfaIls nod)
Dem Observation-Disclosures gebrnht,
nidt oils @%eiansene, ionoern 81 elmer
cingebcnben V%erncbmning 0eioer
burd Yolijeibcamie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16

iit, an Dem r-Vtiniitcr Gurnopo
Dos llrtbcil Der observation-disclosures"
5u ponitrcden, ols Sebtcrcr &uBlolo
perlieB. Seit Wiillcr's Grnloroun0
lebt Gurnopo IN %ItrcngItcr 3lriidge-
5oeenbcit oilf icincn 9%eiibungen.
@enf, Sfmei5, IA. September.
General 2eonticif unb Grou, ole
gltern oes iiingen M1odena, mel
DIES am /. September in Sntcrlofcn
Den 5%ron5oicn Wiiaer erihoiien bat,
iino bier ein0eiroifcn. Sic tbeilcn
Die politiihen gniidltcn ibrcr Sodtcr
nid)t nnb iino in 5plge Der @luttbot
Der 2ebicrcn poaitGnbig acbroden,
Sic iinO inn 9egriif, lid ST ibrer
Sohtcr SIT bcgeber. General Scon-
tieii nobm an Dem Selb5uge III Der
Monoidurei Sbeil unb miirbe ip1ter
on Die Spibc zines ruiiilhen 8ou-
bcrnements geIteIlt.
w a bnnng5 sur Sronun9.
Sie0lce, 10. September sc.
neral Sptalofi. Der bier sur Belt dis
8ouoernelir iungirt, bat al Die &c,
iuobner Der Stobt cine Proclamation
%erloiIcn, IN mcld)er or lie i'm Sinblid
auf Die Grmoroung ~eifriger II. od)t
barer 9eomten," ionic ailf Die iiing
item llnrllben mobnt, crnItlid) an bel
notwithstanding Der georoncter
8erb1ltniiie 5u arbeiten. 3uglcid
parnt er tic Dor Den Eropbeicn, mel
DIE Init @aifen in Der Sano mi
3ab I'M Ser5en" Die 8eielidoit on
Den rcdten Tioo 81 iilbren lid on
maber.
Gomaro's Nomen gcf1Ih !
Hetersbnrg, 10. September
@robes gufieben bot in ben biplo
motiihen uno Heeierungsfreiien 81
entoedung berporeerufen, oob Elm
8eiIebsoepcifc. iueld)e. mic ma al
nabnt, acnie eblparb Der @ittu
bes Generals Min aus anlab Der 81
morbing oes 2etteren eiird 3enaib
aonopIianifopo geianbt bate. mid
edit mar. Gie 3epeid)e lautcte: uSc
bin ourh Sbre fnrd,tbnre Seimii
dung iibcrm1Itiat nno bite Sil
mein tiefcs Yeileio cnfseacn sil nef
men, Cine llnteriudiug lit ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
Bic Wabl in Mainc.

E~ortIanb, DE, 10. Sept. -
Nad e~ingebenoer Hepiiion oller iett
porIiegcnoen @ablberidte boben Die
Gcmofraten bon Den 81 Stoutsicna.
torcn od)t unb pom Den Isl Witglie.
bern oeS llnterbouieS Der Segislatiir
60 ermGblt, cine 3unobme fir Die
Gemofratcn bon bier Senntoren uno
"a Gcprdicntantcn. Der oemofratia
id)c @oupernclrS i. G%anbioot Gprns
W. GopiS bot Die 6ifentlihe erfl1.
RING ab9egebeh, bnb cine griinblide
llnteriuhung bes @oblreiultats Dor.
genommen lperOen muB, pcil 9emeiic
boiilr porlie9en, Dab Die 8egner id,
bel Der 31blung unebrlid)er Frotti,
fen Iduloig 9ennadt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
Tiir bic &antincn.

@ obington, 10. September.
- @encroQiciltcnont Scnrp =. Gor.
ieln, Gommolt0ont Der norolidet
Nrmcc-G ipiiiolt, ipridt in citcm /orl
bcn ariegSiefretGr geridtetcn, loebet
pcroifcntlidtcn Scridt leinc id)orfe
Scrurtbcillng beS bllrd) oos @clet
ousgeiprodcncn &erbots oe$ yer
folia bon Bier unb leidten Mcincn
IN Den ioocnonnten nToitGrdonaes"
aus. Scine oicsbe5iigliden Illsfiib.
rl,,gen %lolltell, ipic folgt:
IS lit w~obrboitig nidt notblG,
cinent biaig bentcnocn Wenld)en Die
Goribcile cincs Spitems allseinonoer
81 iesen, nad) iucld)em milo-alfpbo-
hide @ctrGntc 5l entipred)enoen
Ercilen in mGbigcn G.uontit1ten I'M
ter itrengcr militGriid)er 0eoufIidti-
gltng gcitottct iinb, I'M 8egenlut ST
ocnl cntlprcd)enocn Spltem, meld)eS
nur buSu 0icnt, bcn Solooten bon
Den 9orrnden binpc9 in Die umlie.
gelloen nieorigcn Spelunfen 81 trei.
ben, moScclc mo 2eib pergiftet mer'
Den onrd, ldrmutigcn Iuiel neblt
Dem ooron bGngcnben 2uIter Der ltn-
Slldlt nnb bcn S|criud)uneen bnrdl
Spieler unb Sicbe, ipelbe bct Wanrl
lcincs @clocS bernuben. ltnbered-
tigtcs glsbleiben, ionic Sablreld)e
TclertionsiGuc, meld)c bircft oiif Den
@eiitdI bicicr Sd)llipfnintel Der Nie'
oertrodt 5uriidgefiibrt mcrben fon'
men, biloen elnen i%torfcn Ero5entlot
Der Observation-Disclosures Dor oer
peridlieoencn Milit1r-8 eriften, De-
rem iibergrobe 3nbl einen Sd)ono'
lied onf Oenl Gbrenihilb linierer Mr.
nice bilbct."
General Gorbin mnd)t ferncr oil
G%mpfeblrng, bob Die Den @emeincl
eirgeroumte Scr9iinitigung Der &c
ponirun9 bon 8eloern bel ben Nr'
NEE. 3ablneiltern ae9en Scr5iniune
tiinftis aud ouf OifiSiere 9e5ug ba
ben lolle, nonentlid) auf Die III ent
fcritten @orniIpncn, mie in Den Hhi
llppinen mo NloSta lpcilcnben, no
ielbit feline ecniigenben Wanffacilit1'
ten sur &criii9iung ltcbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
Wcgen Mhtltnnocntas- Ycriiignng.

NorfoIf So. Is. Sept.-9un.
oes.GommiiiGr George 6. 9olpoen
bat belltc Die Serbaitung Don Sobn
Wonf. eincm an Gegierungsarbeitcn
in Sort Monroe orbeitenOen Gon'
traitor, megen Serletung oes abt.
itunbentages ueranlaBt. gr lit be.
ihuloigt, ieine 2eute an bie'en arbei'
ten tdglib 8 Stunoen lang beif)altigt
81 baber. Die Gerbnnolung gcgen
i'm miro am fomnenoen Iienltag Dor
9omhiiii1r 9omoen itattfinNn. alid)
,dnoere Gerbaftungen aui @rui1o Der
ielben 9ei6uIoigung iino bepor'
lteben0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
Ncncr Sdliuimmrceuro.

2 t.. 9ouis, Wio.. 10. Sept.-G..
%. Soniel pom nNap-Dorf atbIetic
Club" bat beute, am 5peiten Gage
oes nationalcn @ettid)mimmens, Ell.
men neiien @eIt-Hecpro aui 800
Daros in 9auablin's Cafe auigeitellt.
gr legte oieie Strede in 2 Wimiten
~ Spei 6iinitel Sefutoen 5uriid,
montA er Ieinen iriiberen &ecoro Inn
1 Sfei 6iinftel Sefunoen ihlug. gr
fam NIT 20 9aros @oriprung nor "a.
Sfhpar5 bon .Wiiiouri AtbIetic
Club" oll Scr 3wciter muroc. 6. g.
%ooopin pom .Hep-Yorf Atbletic
Glub" Imaroe idled,ier 9ritter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
Seincn Icrlctnmgcn erlc9cn.

2pnn, Moii., 10. Sept. - Geo.
=. Sotnol aus Nep.Dorf, welher
mGbrenO Der Grprobung zines nelleu
OPPORTUNITIES am periloIienen Srei'
tag bier pcrmllnoct iporoen mar. III
I'M bieiigen Soipital Den bobci erlit.
teilen G~crlcbungcn erlegen. Ger Gnt.
beder oes betrefienben erploiiultoiis
Sronf @artenbcrger, mar bel ocl
grplolion getootet iporoell, nGbren(
einige 3ulhuller leiftere Scrletun
gen oappngetrugen batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16

General Gorbin crfldrtc lid) id)licB.
lid Ncgcn Die Wieoeronperbung BON
cbcmoligcn Solbotcn in SricbcnS5ci-
ten. Nltr llntcroffi5ieren jou Ole
@iebcronlpcr6ung e~rleidytert iucrben.
Die militGriidc StGrfe oes 2onbcs
ioll bobrrd) crbobt mcrocit, bob Die
2ulte nod OrciiGbriger Gienlt5eit 5t
ibren biir9crlid,cn 9erilfcn 5%uriidfeb.
rem unb icbcn gll9enblid sur @ic-
ocr.Ginbcrufung bereit ieien, ioQs
bas 9onb ibrer inariegs5eiten beoiir-
fen ioutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
Mnsliciernns BON aiR nnb 6oicnfelo

GoIumbus $, o, 10. Sept. =
@oupernclir Sarris fat beute an
8olrcrneitr Siggins pom Oorf
bas Griuhcn nm Ausliefernng Der III
Ncu.9orf uerbaitetcn Sranf 8iB uno
Sanlel Hoienfclo geitellt, peld)e be.
ifnloigt ipcroen. 6ran gntile Seine,
Die SdppcIter oes 9rauberrn Soid in
Gincinndti,plm Sol. 900 beitpinoelt
81 BADEN, inter Der YDrenbr, Dab iie
Sel9em1loc utb foitbdre Scppide 81
p~erfauien bGtten. Die Terbafteten
itartbcn, ais iie perbaftet muroen,
eben I'M @egriii. tad europa ab5n-
%reilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
@ollge, nm Den Mblcnbcr Ger Gcpe
id)e uno bciicn Wtotipc 81 erntittcln.
Mie II Gbina.

@or d. Ii, 10, September. -
Gin @criiht lit I'M llmloui, oob bic
Scrroriitcn alien ollsuGrtigcn aon-
illln nit Gr%moroun9 9corobt bober,
i'm Sale cin %ougemcincs Wcmetcl
ousbred)cn iolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16
Tos @eriiht. bos elm Hettuna.

Tas @eriiht, oaB elm Gettunas'
boot bonn Shiifbrud Der vTalencla"
lid in elmer @rotte all Der 8ancouoer.
&iiIte befinoe, milrbe bon Wiiliond=
rem, melde Die aiiite nnteriiidlten, Dc
mcntirt. Sic ionbcn in Der @rottc
MIR Elm Stiif cines Hettungsilpiies
mo cite Menge Seegras.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16

Griab. - ,Mf,. Sbeo, cs lit bod
gar su Iangmeilig, penn 0u INNER
ouf Heiien bit. @enn mir lpenig-
items elm 2inb hdttenl"-r @eiBt Gn,
,Sd)ob, ih mcrhc Gir'n Mqiioriuml
foufen, oas moft benielbcn Sdnlnb,
aber idrcit niht!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16

lid)lt SIT elmer rein unoorildenIfiaire
geltoltet; ielblt sic Mitglicoer Ser ge-
meiniomcn oltreid)lngorilden Gegie-
rltrg baben feine Ginlaoung sur
Sbeilnabmc an Der GntbiiQungsfeier
erbalten.
6eierli6er m y lang.
@ien, 10. Sept. = Der gr59er,
5og-Sbronfolger 6ran5 6croinanO lit
beute in Srebilie eingetrpiien unO
bon Sen 9eborOen, mie bon Ser De
uolferutg alf bas Seierlidlte em-
pfangen moroen. Slt ser oiii5ielen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES muroe Der
lopolen @rgcbenbeit Der 9emobner
Der Ser5egomina fir bas Sais Sa6s-
burg bereoter 9lusOrlid pe%rlieben.
,5noem er in oes &aiiers uno ieinem
eigenen Hamen fir bieie @%efunoung
ser 2oDalit1t in Ben mGrmiten @or-
fen bolfte, CAB Der @r5berjog-Sbron-
iol9er oen 9eborbell, mie Dem &olf
Die Serliderung, oab Der aailer
Sran5 Solepb bie wdrrnlte S~iirlorge
fir 9osuien uno bte Ser5cgolpina
begte llno ltets oorauf beOadt m1rc,
oie fulturelle gntuiflung beiOer
Gambler moglidIt 81 ioroern.
Srebinie lit oie beieitigte Soltpt-
ltobt oes gleibnamigen 9e5irfs i'm
&reiie Moltar in ser Ser5eeomina.
Die Staot fat ca. 10000 @inwobner,
cine itorfe 8arniion unO lit Sit zines
fotboliihen 9iihois, iMpic elmer
Wenieoireftion.
Sanb in Sono.
Goris, 10. Sept. = 8ie bier
perlantet, lit Der @oridlag 0emad)t
ipproen, sic Neutrality-suspicious. en-
tcnte uno oos fran5oiiid)- ruiiilde, io'
mie engliid) iaponiide 9iinoniB ourd
Elm frnn5oiiih : ioponiides lleberein-
fpmmen SIT ergdn5en, oeiien abId)lnB
6ronfrcid's 9eiorgniB biniidltlld
Snoos9bina'S SIT beieitigcn beItinmt
mGre. Ger iaponiihe Staatsmant
Safefoihi mics in cinem Snteroiep
iibcr oieic In9ele9enbeit aif DIE
Sbatiode bin, Dab Die ge5iebun9en
spiiden sronfreih uno Sapan bodplt
ber5lid) mdren uno idlieblid 9elpiB
su einem ireunoihaitliden lleberelll'
fonmen iiibren miiroen. Sapml bate
nidt sic geringlten Decentralization
auf Snop5Gbina unb pare berett, IN
oieier Siniidt Die poaIten @arartien
81 geben. auberbem apdre Elm trall.
5oiilh iopaniihes ltebereinfomlien
sur gntmidlung bes Sanoels Don
| China ablolut notblpenoig.
Sr. Sofefoibi crinnerte an Die
9batlade, baB oas aabinct 8repcinet
inn Sabre 1884. cbe oas cngliid japa-
nilde giinoniB bcltano, Elm SiinoniB
nit Sapon in anregnng sebraht
b1tte. ,sn 9criidiihtigung Der oa-
maliaen 8erbGltniiie bate aber So
pan oieies anerbieten ieiner 3eit ab-
lcbnen miiiicn.
Sn ben bieiigen 6egierlrn9sfreiicn
mill mol BON einem 8orlbla9. eiil
obcrmolises llebereinfommcn ab5li-
ldlieBen, feline 8enntniB baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16


Giniae Der 2lnmdlte, 2lcra
0a((er j. Onw|
ibpiiircn. @ir, bic 1tnterscidpnctcn
cs Srn. @alter 5. Sapfins fir ba,
;npremc : @crid)tS Der Staot Saltil
Iapa5itat, GbrlidJfeit nnb Den 5lciR
mes Mint paiienb ST MAIDEN.
SpBn vi. Garter,
5erbinano Is. Su8an,
SoBn .. 1cmins,
Niniam u. Yuiuca,
Niniam .. 2cug,
4. q. Mbubcs,
e. Z. u. Ncpea,
Z. Nleranoer ioinearH. jr.,
y. 3rpin Wrcifitt,
Goiuaro VI. %0ammunb,
@aro y. 6pc,
". Sennctt Iarual,
5aniel y. Chambers.
Mabiiun e. Climb,
Honm 9nitinc,
Seftcriun =. Norris,
u. u. Barter,
armHruns sbpmns,
Naibin9tun Yupic, IT,,
3iamprc Guuf,
II. 5bomas aemp,
Gb,uarb .. Giienbrunbt,
Rubert Y. Bin,
Y. e. Tpmc,
Soiepb ". @nntGer,
Nrtbur q. Surman.
2Rpntt ~. Gstep,
g. 9ietpr Wnlipwah,
3. Gallagher,
u. Diprris Spion,
Z. 2. Z. @atcre,
Sames ". gp,uers. IT,,
.. ID. 9odiuppn,
4. Wurtbinaton Srmnbigs,
Z. 9uofcr Giiit.
Sufe Bomb,
q. Soiuurb Narfiele,
Z. 3~ieginalb @iie,
~. Z. 9rD,un,
y. q. Gbelcn,
Subu Srainur,
Or. Go,uaro y. WtScpitt.
Charles q. Gpans,
Suiepb Y. SuHcrs.
Z. y. G%anlficlb & So,
6. g. @nnbsuauter,
SuBn Is. Yanmcr,
9i6crt VI. Tumbler.
Z. :. q. ebnp.
sinbrcp Z. Glarf.
GbarlcS y. @prman,
Subu u. SarccH,
Matbiae 4tcfer,
III. ". Scunings,
Charles g. SigbtBifer,
Gufe IctcriDn 0aroiuarc 60,
Gbarles 6. COCHRAN.
9ataiam Is. NunIc,
e. u. Snradcr.
8cprac Y. NrterTon & So,
,5ibelitD Goal q Srun 3d."
y. Monins Srabibn,p,
W. .. Nncn,
@cu. edumadlcr.
Teurn ~. 0alter,
9e,pis y. sdaefter,
s.. Is. NattS,
4ciuis Start,
SuBn Gfari,
4. e. ". Maieb.
Marcus ". 5regor,
Snurcu y. SnDiuf,
9eiainm Z. GnnntagBani,
z. Yttc Guugb,
SameS VI. gSarui6,
Sadcrman G. Saruicf,
8curgc Npcbcr d. 60,
Tr. Widulas &. Tafhirm,
Charles y. GnrleB, 3 'r f
9piaiam 3. Sidner d guns 60,
Wilton Is. TaOtS,
Z. Gucrctt Saruril,
@rurgc ", Albaugh.
Sreo. ". Nurger,
Sr. Spbn u. 2tmtbtehnt,
4. Teia SDrrc,
,Stauburo Srausfer Co.,"
8. 8. Neuocdcr,
Miaiam e.. Tcrgnfon,
Spbn y. SbpinpiU
Mar Sricontni,
~. 7. Taipiun & 60,
=. q. y. Sagn,
,0bciaptofc Gurn g,iaS Co."
1reo Wicgenbarbt,
NeurB Gbrmui,
dec. ". @iIcf,
@. e. S'0ara,
IL. Z. Sarpcr,
Ntdlaro Z. Sabcn.
Gbns. e. Solomon,
@m. 6ulluno,
Snu. h. edrueSer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-16

fir oaS Nnit zines bciIibcnocn Jtid)tcrs DcS
Baltimore in bcm 8lanbcn, baR er bic
SlciR beiitt, bic n0tbis iinb, INT i'm fir
Z. ". Yctsrfpn,
e. g. &aifcr,
@eursc y. Tctrrfuu, U.-'.
Subn Z. Thtc, ."1f'..
Is. Clarence Tate,
Spbu 6. iGbrlntan, ,JltNs
Urauf Sartb, a. ....
Spbn IpIf,
W,atbiae scipic,
VI. 8critarb Tate,
Nubt. :. 3inbIan.
Z. u. Start, ..r.
". 2. emith,
u. Z. gadllcr,
NrtbHr Carr, IT,,
Y. u. Ycteripn,
39natine Smitb,
vi. y. 6ubbaro q Co.,
Srnnt 0 Glmc & So,
air,uau. JiubirbS snppip 80,
aleiu & 5or So,
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-12-12

W WAY up under the arctic circle
- Is Santa Claus Land. 1t Is
IA the land of ice and snow, of
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-12-12

to reach the hut, or igloo, of an Eskimo
family
Eskimo children, however, are by no
means lacking in merriment. They
have their games, quite different from
ours, yet played with just as much
zest. One of their favorite games is
football, though they play it in man
ner quite different from the American
college method. The children get a
big old glove or boot, stuff it with
waste fur or bits of skin. sew up the
opening and kick and cuff the crud
ball about over the frozen snow i'll
great glee. Eskimo children also in-
duige in coasting. They use no iittiqj
sleds. however. but simply slide dowl
the steep SNOW pa1iiss on their h1ic-1.
which are well protected by the thick
deerslin breeches Worn by all. Some
times they tumble over and go down
headforemost. but there is seldom any
injury to their little bodies. owing to
the remarkable thickness and softness
of their garments.
Sometimes the Eskimo men step out
SluC tnt nut iItO an atmosphere uluuy
degrees below zero and enjoy wres.
fling match, which keeps them warm
enough no doubt. Inside the hut the
men and women squat around the fire.
telling tales handed down from ancient
times or singing quaint songs of folk
lore.
The Eskimo children, except at one
or two points in Alaska, go to no
school But from their infancy they
are schooed in the various items Of
daily labor which 1t is necessary for all
of them to know. They learn how to
gather and dry moss, to catch the scant
driftwood that comes their way and to
extract blubber. These three things
are their only fuel. The boys learn
how to fish and hunt and the girls, in
a crude way. how to cook. One of the
chief duties of the women is to tend
the soapstone lamps. which both light
and heat the huts in which the Eski-
mos live. These must be we'll fed with
hunks of blubber. The little girls
learn lamp tending when they are
scarcely old enough to toddle.
Later they become proficient in the
curing of walrus meats and the drying
of fish The girls also learn how to
prepare the feathered skins of certain
birds for fashloning into soft and COM
Portable underclothing.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-12-12

TW WAY up under the arctic circle
Is Santa Claus Land. 1t Is
the land of ice and snow, OF
sleds and reindeer, of queer
little huts in which live queer little
people, the Eskimos. There can be no
doubt that this is Santa Claus Land,
because the old saint who comes down
to the warmer and more lovely lands
of all the world every Christmas eve
and leaves many gifts for the children
is himself dressed In heavy skins and
furs, just as the Eskimos dress, and
he rides in an arctic sled drawn by
swift little reindeer.
Santa Claus Land is very unlike ours.
1t has no pretty gardens in summer nor
any green fields or fofests. On the
contrary, IL is always bleak and bar
ren. The winters are very long and
very cold. In the northernmost parts
the sun is seldom seen in winter, the
night being nearly six months long.
The people dwell in huts built of ice
and snow during the winter and in
tents made of the dried skins of seals
and reindeer during the summer. The
reindeer supplies them with their only
means of rapid transit" during the
long arctic night when the sledge dogs
grow sulen and drowsy. 1t travels in
the darkness as well as in daylight
and gives rich milk. which may be
made into butter or cheese. When
slaughtered the reindeer's meat Is eat
en-, and his hide is made into clothing
for the Eskimos or stretched over poles
and dried for use in making tents.
All the people Of Santa Claus Land
men, women and children-are clothed
in reindeer skins or sealsklps. In
summer they wear one suit and in win.
ter two suits. All wear big hoods, call
ed parkas, of fur, and in these hoods
the mothers sometimes carry their ba.
bies. In certain parts of the frozen
regions the babies are carried on their
mothers backs, next to the skin, for
warmth, while elsewhere it is the GUS
tom to carry the infant about in one
of the big deerskin or sealskin boots of
the mother.
Reindeer sure footed and fleet, are
the motive power for freight and pas
senger trains in the great white north
They can travel from so to 100 miles a
day, drawing laden sleds. In Alaska,
which is Uncle Sans section of Santa
Claus Land, there is reindeer mail and