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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09
Albert Faber
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and ~DRAPERIES.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09

Twelve years aFe few people kueu ~ such
= preparation a. q Powder Tor ne teet
Today after the Fenulne merit q Aien ?
Fu1t-Ease has heen told year after gear ~
one uaufIed person O. another there are
millions uhe uduid e. soon So without a
deniifrice a. Hlfhaut the daily use - Aliens
Felf-E1se ID is q clean. ahnle7 me nfll
ins arfissnfn powder 90 o. shaker lrtn
fhe sHas nhfHh has gives rrsf ard corn
f.-f g. tired and achine feet BE- 81 parts ni
tl- eurld 4 cures ahus ruu aaiE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29

Som betenot tan Regnen | 5rcf
perne faIoe iaa ooerD9loenOe, at u
Der bjemme life fan gre os nogst
rigtigt 8egreb oerom. Opre | Wid.
bras falot for goot et Qars Iii
il0en 212 5onme Hegn i asbet al
en- bdlO Zine. oct Ibarer til Ia
puno pua bper &oa0rattomme. 90
eftsr en- iaaoan Regn grsnnes Ra'
iuren, ldd man n9 ten ian vie @rRss
let gro". gn at bore inoiffe Dis
iton9rer lagoe en9ang Marte til en-
Slpngpldnte, lom / "a Elmer oot.
ieOe y CONNER! Men nu mda Yi
life t9nte os, at er Raturens 89tst
iad oberbeloenoe oeruoe, Iad maa
ogfda Naaoens 81tst p9re BET, f11
al hi mda BABE Cop til al itile me9st
fore ardb ON HeIultater til pore
Nisfionsmdrter Og bore Wisiion9s
rsr. gei netppi foroi BET er Raaoe,
Ear Ri Inlet .8rao". Men ON Ii
UtisIionsbenner emo uof iaa goOt
oenne adnOelige Sdn66eo, at
fbor Der er 5ale ON arab, er Der
life 5dle ON Hdd0e, % bnor Der
sr Gad0e, er Der life Strap, er Oti
bog fad naturlist, at 29nsfelen
sfter Sjalenes 5relie / 5orbinoelis
meO 4rbejoet for 6eoningernes
frsmtal6er gnffet ON Res
fuftatsr. Dog mda Ri buife, at u0s
! Naturen ct oct 6en enc og famine
guooommelige 9inie, fom beberFfer
og itprer bad& be fremmenoe og De
Naturfr6fter. men /
Rige mad ben guooommss
fige 5reffesOinie tempe meo Mens
neffepiliernes 5ri6e6str9fter, fad
Ger goloer ben 6oDeoregef ON bore
MisFonerers Nrbej6e, at r6ei ftaar
life til ben, fom bill, life befTer til
ben, fom lsber, men til SUB, fom
gsr Burmbisrtigr6.1 Derfor BAR
Di esentlis fun Get 3raD til bore
.isfonarer, oct, fOm srIber afIe
5usbolbsre" I Subs Rise, rut Dc
ffroes tro1. Wi fan lille tras
De: s9ufknoer df obbk 6eoninser",
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29
gerns Sporagelie til
Nfbolo.
(efter Stole Os 9jem".)

Qenge for Sj9IeliDet ouagner bos
Barnet, ferer oct Ell rigt ~pesetdtiot
9io, Ser tr9Oer ier0eles megen
pleje, og BET er at 9igtisbeo, at
ben fer baaoe meO Omtdnte %
Smbu. Og oct er OgIaa en- Sore
uoiatning for Den I9oelise Opera
Qelie, naar Barnet bliDer iterrs, at
ri bar forItdaet allereoe, mems oct
bar file, at Oanne oct til Den iters
ie RenligbeO, Muaoebol0, 9epegei
ie iamt Rsgelm9sfgbe0 / Gins
pdner.
8eIiunOig at fbloe Barnet meO
Wao, Tud mart bet itriser, tjener
fun til at fremelfte falit Maolbit.
6~eitaaenOe | en- 5rang til at .nDos
en- inoOen6ig 6ornemmelis
lltilfre0sbeO, fom maaffe lia,
iua goot fan tilfreosfines beo
af en- portion SdOTmul6 Tom
at OroetIis 5leoe, blot oct faar nos
get. Den naturlise Ma6lbit Sris
MOB er en- ufraoigelig Srong III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29
ct Sro al
4. W. arnmma6er.
C5noienot at 6uns petsrTen,
@len. giebr.)

Seq er life prait, Oct bill Fge,
leg bar al0ris ituOeret, og fda fomz
mer mine Oro pei life tort / Be
trdgtning. Uaen jeg bar funoet Spite
/ bet uogpote Oferbloo, og ieg bar
6erfor Ogida ANDRE Zine at ie meo,
|5erren bar aabnet min formsrte0e
5oritdnO, iua jeg en- fife Smuls
|foritaar bet belIige Orb, Dog lanJt
fra tilful&. Den 6eaige gi6el sr
rel OgIau oDeriut rigtig. iaa man
ian bbile paa, boa0 Der itdar. 6erren
.G9lpe os ale til at o9re Imad /
bore egne 2ine, badoe De uf9r0e og
DC leroe; tbi Ri er Dog fun nogle
fnad Stafler alle iammen beo Gil
cen al Ben fore Sub I 6imlen. Del
g9l0er for os dlle ON at be0e pm
aan0sns eeOeIie, os at Ri mao
fliDe ifert 2rdft fra oct bsje. 56i
fful bort eget Seq ftaa De0 Roret,
Iad Teller Ri mart en- gal aurs,
fddfeoss larer Subs beIige Orb.
Seq bar funOet feIgenoe af paftOt
s. SO. arummdder. fom jeg serns
BABE optaset I .Danfferen".
pa nu gfias 6oD6e funoet Glifa
lager ban fin prOfettuppe, ben rdd
SUD. gaar meo ben Zen til Sufets
'Ssn og taifer paa FIN forte, opbfins
6ige Maner uosn at ige ct Orb,
famine oper bans Sfulore. !9Dors
can maatte ben fmpls, fororingsfrie
8on6e 6erbeo bfibe tifmo6e2 tbi ban
forftoo goot oenne megetigenoe fpms
foffe Gambling os finoe 6eri lite
fs noget rtngere enb on Snooieffe
til oct profettffe gmb<6e, og en- Rail
oeffe til at bare 3isbtterens Wseo<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29

|5orbinoeIfe, oct er iffe unoerligt,
men set er ierseligt. Og oct er
seller fife un0erlist. at ANDRE / oets
e 9ano forstraf at lutte IL til ct
|sQtrea, or111if,ret Ganfuno. Dc.
ar lsttere emo iefp at begpnOe. Oct
er cen Sioe At Sa9en.
Og Mooertirten. Iom ida0dn,
tog fig life at fine u~ODdnOreoe 9ern.
De 6leb operlaot til at Urge for
fig islp / ~aanoelig os firtelig 6enz
Ieenoe. Granddaughter og Sros
ningen at en- 0anif Gutberf 5rifirte
Ger / Nmerifa Oar ooerlaot til uos
%panorerne Ielo. 9i neoner oe.
blot Tom ct 6attum.
Mlen oct par ingen let Spgaps.
Pile 0e, Ser elIfeoe Mooerfirten og
pnfteoe Sen omplantet paa ameris
fanf 9runO. bebpbeoe bel at Itda
Iammen ON oenne Op9aOe. Os Der
tlsp og7aa taget fat ! 5anesffdb,
en- life al mango fau at fda. Der
tleo tagst rat / a9rli9be0 til Sd-
gen og / Sro til @uo uoen inn
|oerlig 8~srsgning.
Men 5ritirtens @run0Iaggelie,
I0rOning og OpbpggeIIe er OeOblepet
|inotil sen Ienere Sio onfents
llig at bare ltobdnorernss egen
bdd0e Fnuneielt % aanoeli9
let. (Seg tanter pad bort egei
S~amFuno, Zen oan1fe 9irte" Ia
Ns Der uoe at getrdgtning). De.
ne0uer ieg for ida tpOeIigt IOm
muligt at gore %opm9rfIom pad. al
Ter bar ri en- Misfion, mis-
Ifionen bIunot Qanos=
man6 Der I qmertfa, ION
ingen anoen i o~9ientlis 9roo lager
zig al bOerten aunoelist el.
fer inuncielt, men ION Ell
Dor egen Mi8fton, % ION
D: oerfor maa itdd ammen on
leg ffante Dor grite Sntsrs
leslie.
@i aMltiuu. Tom life tun0e penN
Diooertirten Rpggen, o9 iom IN.
Ser Imaa og bdnge og TRANCE addr
men ! Urn til SUD og bans 9elbebd.
/ 9erningen bar begpnot en- IelOH
tenoig oanft lutberit 5rifirte bel
Qmeritd, hi er unpiIte n9bnti
MisFonsmart Tom Dor iGresn'
U1drt.
4IereS for mango Qar fi0en bal
en- BARN Den at 5eoningemisIiO 10.
men mig ON at arbei0e for Be
oanite WisiionsIelfab bldnot Dan
fe Der / 4meritd. Qangt fra pa
jeg imoo 5eoningemisiionen, mer
isa fuOe life luOe b4re at MIND
min aroaroige Gen ON, at Ri bsr
huOoe en- Oistig Misiion. iom niger
nnOen fpntes at brpoe zig ON, 0ei
muutte Ri oerfor fsrit og fremmei
ff9nfe Dor Snteresie Sg 0er
5anfe bar at0ris forluot mig. Iris
~fionen blonOt Qdnosm9n0 Der
lQmerifd er Dor srte tor
Is 9lfesopgnpe. 81. M u.
(Were1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29
.bialper os Gfterfeger. Tom ffuloe
tr9N | buns Steo.

.bieIpsr os @fterfeger. fom ffuloe
tr9o / buns Steo.
Seq bar ofte betlaget. mine BEN
ner, at oct offentlige Yr9Oiteembeos
auti!ol5s Idd uOeluttenoe er bunoen
til graIteItunoen, at greoiteifolsn
Iaa lopmasIig Blot itddr aaben for
Den Idafalote 9eiitligbeo, og at Oct
Hitte lenger, iom / ben ferIte dpoitos
|liife &irte, tiaaoes osiad anore 5olt
emo ituoere0 at optr9oe for WteniJz
beOen. Sa, ieg bar ofte gnitet, 1t
Get ogiad maatte bore os forunot
en- og dnoen Sang at gore me0 Dor
|greitetjole. iom elias gioroe NEE
lin, at fate oen ober @tulorene
pad oenne sner bin. o8 inoremme
Gam Dor pla0s. ON ban emo git
bag qlobsn enr Iao Oeo 9eoeritolen.
Seq fan foriitre. at jeg oar fun
set grofesIorer beO 9sOlebenten,
|DOftorer paa Str9OoerborOet os
l9roe, at @uo lerte. bag 99iten,
for bois 9isoom, Iom Oe ieIo life
tenofe. manages @is0om, TOm prlns
fer / 9pger, Oiloe rsome, os ION
naonGig beiao Sfriftfortotfningens
|@aos / en- 9r1O, fom jeg forgaOss
|iegte Sen / mango l9roe 6adnobss
ger % a%ommentdrer. 6por bdr oct
lite eIiteIigt og b~ebdgelist, ON Of
Iit1noom turoe tufte Dor &dppe ooer
l0isfe Soft % faOe Sem trace ! port
lSteo. Seq bar Bog anere0e funSei
.|idaodnne. boem Oct forstom, ION
ON Sc mdatte beItige bore 9r9oites
itole for at funne forfDnot for oil
9eroen, bpor fdIige 81 BAR | 0eres
6erre, og 6oor trofdft. trrlig og
Ioenlig Seius bar. O9 boor germ:
6do6e oi billet opertaoe Sem Dor
q9reItol og TelO ffOOet neoenunoe-
lfor al De0ertoGge os pe0 oeres Haa=
Disadvantages Rieoom.
90 6oor bel piloe set Ifad til ms0
mango Menigbsoer, nddr ogiad ona
Gre enS osres ftu0ereoe 9ejeioenOe
turSe ddbne 0eres Miuno for Oem."
8i f~oritadr 10 not. at %ooenitad-
en0s er msnt Iom ct SnOIeg / Den
lutteOe 0istusiion. Msn oa Sc.
life sr originate, men en- nOtalelis
for mango aar tilbuge al en- anist
Mt6erit 9r9it. tuger Ri Oct meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29
acknowledgements.

4lt / lRngere 5io bar oct itaaet
for mig, fpm pi tr9nger til at fda
nogen 0rsftelie / Retnin9 at Gam
f~unosopgaDer. 6ooroan oct Iud
tan lpttes mig / Stpnoingen at
ftripe 0erom. oct oeo jeg life. Wen
jeg bil forisge at itripe noget, iom
jeg iaa ttOt guar Os teHter pau.
Maaite Oct ida fan gipe Steo til at
iette Opgtigere penne i Sang.
2tbet Itiaer mango Opguper, fom
Oct enfelte Menneite life er /
Stano til at lsie. Oerfor maa Here
jamie iig ON oeres 2psning. Def
bill me0 ANDRE Oro iise. at Be mlu
hfOe Sdmfunosop9aOsr.
Der er 10 g~iOsopgdOer, ION bele
Stater og Nationer idmler Jig ON.
Dem bar hi life meo at gre Der.
5Or os Iom 6anitzlutberit SamFunO
er Ser itilet ieregne 0pguOer.
Og BET er mig meget ON at gore
itrats oeo gegpnoelien at betons.
at BET er 5eftesopguper,
Gam un0sopgaDer, bi bar
meo at gre. 6por ofte 6erer man
life ieIo Observation-Disclosures T.
&c omtrent Iom Iaa: rQao Menigs
heoen ON Oct, eIler: y2ao Samfuns
oct ON ioet", e[Ier: ga, ri bsr be!
oefad bj9[pe i'll" Wen aae ilige
5atemaa6er bier, at De, Der Be
nptter Dem. itilfer Jig isfb uoenfor.
DE bar life forItaaet, at ben fore
Iigsen6e Opgabe liys Tuu fufot er
osres fom rrogen dn0ens.
Gnbber, Der er me6 1 bort firte=
lige Qrbei6e, ia erboer. Ser | mo-
gen Mdd6e bar ertenot og ffattsr
Rirtens Sober, og Tom mensr, at
SUBS Rige ber befeites ibfunot ps
og beforores os u6breoes oeo os,
ban bsr life tale ON Menig6e0ens
og Sanfunoets Opsaber fom mo-
get, ban Itdar u6enfor, men ION
noget. hun er meo / faa goot fom
nogen. 8i ffaf prsDe at fere oen
S0nte no I prafsis.
l~lnegtelig er bi li6t unoerligt
itile0e Der / bette qano, = tOmme
fra en- Rirts, 9oor Ser bleo fsrget for
aft fra oben at. 6bdo ben aanoez
ligs pleie ungit, oct fsrge0e pras
fen og Degnen for, og ltogifterne
fbareoes sFter 2Oo6uO. Soft bao=
oe tun at Ti0oe I Rdreten og Iad
betale aafen for at beIgrge 3srslen.'
Nnoerleoes Der. Dd pi fom Der.
foo oi lssreDns fra al firtelig 5ors
binoelie, fri for bdaR 8irfens Go
Der og 6ens 8broer. 6pao fau?
6buo ffutoe bi, Tom alorig bar odnt
til islo at tage fat paa De tirtelige
Spgaber, ssre2 Del er ~betegnen6e
netop for Dem, Der sr pant iii at
babe ANDRE til at tenfs og banofe
og beferge aft for ig, bDao 0i bar
hsrt ON noss gumle Roromono.
I @~isconiin. De iagoe til oeres
Brett Zen ung Man6), naar Der /
Wenigbeosmsber forbanoleoes ON
Get enc og oct anoet: pct ma on,
Gar, IelD ON, oct fOrftaur ou beoft."
Oct tunoe 10 bore rart NOT for
pr1ifen at bore faa betroet og bap
De fda flor 6anolefriko. Wen De
go6e ToIt bar 10 life meo I Mrbejs
Get. Snuoant 6ater life I en- Gris
firts.
Oct e. net life ~tnnoerfist, at mons
&c df bore 2unosmrn6, sfterat Dc
Tom ber, for6ftD 6e1t uosn ttrttfis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29

pperfcr en- uogdaet FRA itdmms eIs
Ter IN, Iom set neNnu ar5elosos
mSen., .lr :. - SeOsleiet CABIN
baret Iig. at ser par uaigeOel 2iO;
par Der emo life 5ro, It9rt not til
at pife 3riltenoommen nopr99st
frem unoer aipets Sang, idd par
Der ooa Sro til 5relie, mar Oet
eidl0t at 90. Qdo os bsre ct 5r9f
I oen aetning fra Dor aundmislion.
= ben Retning; ia, tbi bel bleo
Ds0sleiet penot til Gin; men Del
aabenbareoe aligebel, at Oct, ION
lepeoe oQ boeoe | Den SiGl, par
It9rfere, od ban mente Jig 4n1igt
til QnIiqt meo OGDEN, emo mems
ban leoeoe friIt % raft. Den pnglte
at greOrene SOU blep ososing 1902.
Do life dlene ban ielp. me- bans
.OmQipelfer mente, oct pifoe blios
til Ds0en. Mleo eet fagOe ban idd
iii nosle Seoninger, fom Itoo ON
BAN: IS ital life bare b~eOrsoeoe
for mig; tbi ieg Oeo, at iss 9ddr
biem til 6erren. Men jeg er beors'
ret oper, at 5 life tror pad oenne
.6relIer, Iom bar frelit mig og o9idd
bill fretie eOer.4 9iot eftsr Idsbe ban
Iad: Dog eet til er jeg bsorsrei
oper nemlig, at | De fire adr, jeJ
bar troet pad Seius, bar jeg gjort
Iaa liot for BAN, men o9ret ldd me
act optdget al min iOroifte 5ors
petning." Se, oct er 10 9anite no
'trpt for ct arligt SrosliOs Chit til
at bi9lpe ANDRE til Sroen og bare
6eOrpoet obsr fit eget 5rosliOs Strss
beligbeO, lise Taa 99te fom bos
ianoe ariItne berbiemme. Wlen
|iadodnne Sr9f bier os, at Ri lite
mda fr9be 5rosu0fol0elie / Itsfre
|Mdal emo Der bjemme; men IelD tro
|paa SUBS RduOe, fom drbejOsr zig
frem Oeruoe og ti0t ferIt peO Do
cen ldSer gfimte frem, bodo Der
egentlig boeSe / SjGlen.
Def er 0od ferIf 6errens tore
Dag, iom tilful0e ifdl dabenbars,
tDao Der boeoe 1 bans ~forleile Der
noe Tom berbiemme, netop foroi
ga 5~orlssnin9en er btlt
|fulS6ragt. Men "a ffdl BET oaIdd
pad cen Dag adbenbdres. boorleoss
Del, fom groeoe / StpfOis berneOe,
|Fol ndbenbdres / t6erligbeo. gnlig
freO en- df DC unae 8pinOer, Tom |
|5jor Ien6tes no for at bj9lpe fine
inOiife Ssitre til SeIus: nStrdts
0agen sfter Den fsrIte Regn begpno'
fc aft al ifp6e, o9 runot ON ION
Ger Tmutte, lpiersoe og beirsoe 2is
Tier frem. De tommer al zig felo
ale @egne. % Ddse efter too be
ful6t u%ofprunane, mango Steoer
ligeTom ct belt 5eppe. Oct merfs
liss er, at fsr 3egnen bar Der life
Spor at Dem at Re. o9 iud pdd cen
4 to Dage al ben prdgt!"
9isfefig: ngrtenen iful blomitre
Tom en- 2iaie", Os Serrens tore
Dag ifdl adbenbdrs al 0en praet:
De rene og frelits MenneIteTinls fom
en- Sdbs at aiIisr run6t ON; n6n
bn6i9Ite RoIe". Iom er funoenl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29
6pilfe arap ON Neialtater
bar ri gop at title bore
Wislion9rer?

vi puitor 2sgftrup,
Misiionss Selfabs Setretar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29
D

bliuer ltnbt I'll subfribsnier. inOtiI rbtrpt
telta OpIselie moOtases al uosiOerns, Os al
@elo er betalt, / Cperensltemmele mso De
Noreueoe Staters SOitiope.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-25
His Dear Old Mother.

MY dear old mother, who is now So
years old, thrives ON Electric Bitters,'
writes w. B. Brunson of Dublin, Ga
''She has taken them for about two
years and enjoys an excellent appetite,
feels strong and sleeps WE'LL" That 3
the way Electric Bitters affect the
aged, and the same happy results fol-
low in all cases of female weakness and
general debility. Weak. puny chill
dren too, are greatly strengthened by
them. Guaranteed also for stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. by b. f.
Hughes, druggist. SOC.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-25
An Unfsrmented AnCed0te.

Once, when RudYard Kipling was a
boy, be ran out on the yardarm of a
ship.
"Mr. Kipling, "yelled a scared sailor
"y0ur boy is on yardarm. and if he
let's go he'll down."
"Ah, responded MI. KipliDg, with
a yawn. .'but be won't let 60"
This incident also happened to Jim
Fiske, Horace Walpole, Napelean Bona
parte, Dick Turpin, Julius Ca ,ar and
the poet Byron.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-25
THROW OUT THE LINE.
GIVE THEM HELP AND MANY STAUN

GIVE THEM HELP AND MANY STAUN
TON PEOPLE WILL BE HAPPIER
"ThrOw out the Life Line''
The kidneys need help. They're
overworked, can't get the poison filter
ed out of the blood. They's getting
! worse every minute. Will you help
them? Doan's Kidney Pills have
brought thousands of kidney sufferers
back from the verge of despair. VIII
cure any form OF kidney trouble.
Henry ] Kline. living on Main St.,
Luray, Va, says: ''Prior to using
Doan's Kidney Pills, my kidneys were
in a disordered condition. l had a
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attempted to stoop or lift anything
was awarded by sharp twinges through
the kidney regions. The frequent ac-
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and night, the secretions being too fire.
quent in action, scanty In passage and
contained sediment. doctOred with
but little results until Doan's Kidney
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They completely cured the COM
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q, 1903)
a Permanent Cure cOn Jnne 18th,
1907, MIR. Kline was again interviewed
and confirmed his previous statement,
saving: "Since | made a staten ent
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills
several years ago. have not suffered
the slightest return of the trouble My
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do not have any hesitancy in recon-
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Home ProOf-There is plenty of local
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copies of statements of Staunton peo.
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Remember the name-DOan IS and
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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-25
FIFTEEN EARTHQUAKES A DAY.
THAT Is THE AVERAGE ON THIS
SHAKY GLOBE.

There are two principal classes OF
earthquakes; those which are of vol
canic origin and those which arise
from tectonic, or mountain building.
movements of the earth's crust.
The volcanic quakes originate not
far below tbs surface, probably al
depths of less than two miles.
The characteristics of volcano
quake are rather definite point oi
origin, or centrum. . comparatively
restricted area of disturbance and the
usual absence of secondary after
| shocks
Tectonic OF dislocation earthq
are practically confined to those por-
tlohs of the earth's crust which are
still undergoing changes of elevation
due to the action of mountain build
ing forces. Such guakes are usually
to be assigned to deep seated origin
as compared With the volcanic quakes
They are characterized by an indefi-
mite or linear centrum, great radius
of influence and by succeeding subor-
dinate shocks, which sometimes recur
for months or even years.
The great destructive earthqu uak es
which have occurred within the his
toric period have been assigned for the
most part to this class of quakes.
The present period has been suppos
ed by many, especially those not versed
in geology. to be season of rest in the
action of earth building forces. This,
however, is not the aose.
We know of gentle, upward move.
ment of the earth s crust in the Hud-
son Bay region. in New York, and the
eastern Great Lakes, and of the sub
sidence of parts of the Atlantic coast,
AID the elevation of other parts, but
these are slow and their connection
with earthquakes has not been estab.
lished
Certain areas. however, present def
mite breaks In the rocys with surfaces
polished or striated by friction, indi.
eating ancient movements which must
have been accompanied by great earth.
quakes.
The frequency of earthquake shocks,
considering those of all amplitudes, is
not generally realized. The globe, in
deed, may be said hardly ever to be
free from seismic disturbances of some
kind somewhere, for the average of
all recorded shocks is more than fiji.
teen day. anu the bare enumeration
OF those occurring in 1903 fills book
OF 900 tabulated pages. About sixty
heavy shocks occur every year ON an
average.
The Count de Montessus de .i5allore
has plotted upon maps of the hemi-
spheres the positions of the 159, ,7S4 in
dependent quakes which had been re
corded up TO 1903 1t was found that
ninety-six per cent, of all the recorded
quakes had occurred within the limits
of certain we'll defined zones, which are
along lines where the crust is bent
downward forming great troughs,
though the troughs are only to be re
eognlzed geologieally; that is. by the
relation of one rock strata to another.
without reference to the surface con.
figuration of the earth.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-10-25

ROADS REACHING FOR COAL.
The Manufacturers Record, tells of
the planning Of railroad systems to get
in close touch with the great coal re-
sources of the country.
The deal just consummated between
the New York Central and the Coal
and Coke railroads. which on the sur
face is mere traffic arrangement. Is
regarded as an advanced step toward
the development of vast coal properties
in West Virginia. The New York
Central owns rs per cent of the stock
of syndicate which has large coal
holdings in Gilmer, Upshur, Monon-
gahela, and other counties, and the
Coal and Coke people have 200, 900 acres
of coal in practically solid body along
the line of their road.
Two plans have been discussed bear
ing upon this coal development. One
is for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail
way, which is a New York Central
line, to build to Morgantown, and go
thence to Rowlesburg over the Nor.
gantown and Kingwood. already COM
pleted to that point, from there build
ing line to Parsons to a
connection with the Western
Maryland, over which it would go into
Elkins to connect with the Coal and
Coke.
The other plan. which will probably
be followed out, is to build from Nor
gantown up the Monongahela River
to Fairmont, and from thence up the
Tygart Valley through Grafton to
Pelington. At the latter point it
would connect with the Roaring Greek
Road, and by way of that with the
Coal and Coke.