davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
GsisIIictaitsipteIe.
Der Observation-Disclosures.

Sin lehr undergraduates unb beluitiA
geaocs Spiel 1T Der Observation-Disclosures.
Der Neiter oes Spieles bwersitst It'd cine
An5abl @iuse ais .Raritdtsn" ppr.
Sobalo Die OlitipisIsnben nun rubia1
I'm ben 2iid iibsn. bic 6dnbs unssr..
oemielben perbcrQeu, besinnt sr iui
weiti dpeifiaer Weiie gu srsdbIsn, oaHs
es lbrn aelungen iet. eiHige bohIt tpuna1
berbdre Saden gu srIanaen, bic MAS
inobI tibleu, ober nidt isbsn oHrisV
90 ptrlinoist sr. oaB CT isbt eiueRt
Sgel peiter9ebe. babel reiht er bemf
g'adfiiBtnoen unter benz TiIhe einel
NIT 3abntoderu beftedte adrt0fel.f
lpeIhe nit einiasm @rauIen bis sumss
SeBten msiteree9eben piro; oielsr seigal
ne oann gum dagemeineR 9eraniiaeMs
DOT. Damn Diro cine gibthle anaeal
tanDigt; ieooh III Is Elm fleints, mid !
nahem Sanoe geiiiuies Sudden. gins
als gang junasr Bar dnaeiiinbiqtens
@e9enitdno entpuppt Iid ais cine 9irs,,
lie, uno 10 lam bic pbanioFe nod eina'
Wienge Dinge eriinnen, bic febr qroBe
SsiouHosrung berDorrufsn. Die 6aupt4
re9sl bIeibt ieood. bab bic Gahenl
porber sefeben unb u e.
nnter oem Alice iusitrssrsi9tt
iperoen oiirien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
tuie fernntt cs,Sai5 1sinSer Ser
1TIntter meiTt pieI iebled5tsr
eetereben ais Sesn uater?

Nn bsr 36atTafe 1T uiht All riit
isln: bic meiitsn ainber sebor6en BEN
Batter beHer als Der Uliiisr. Is
iommi por. oab oas 9~sr6dliniB um.
9eisbrt III, aber Das 1T Die 4usnabme.
Merdnf bsru9f eigie mndlige
9batfaft2 Der Wutier ~psroonien bic
ainogr msin piel me6r 9iebe D.. gores
fat unb Nhi5s ais b(m Batter. Mas
rum sshorhsn ne ibr Hitt aud NIT
Der gr0bersn Wiliatsii2
Sin i1eifliaer 4saa9oae BAL 6os
8ori geiasi; Der @eloriam IL nis1t
i0po6l cine 3ussnD hes ainces olg
cine zuaeno oes euitftfs" I1sriQ
iassn. fasuu Der Grsieber e. 0sraedt.
@s6orfam 6em Gin6e SIT erpeden. io
pir6 sr ign audi INNER FiRseu. Der
9spsis sefar III leiHf 3u er6rinaga.
benn oisidbsn 9inosr 3tiseu iih be
ipielsbtis 6em gnsn esbrsr ssssuHbsr
ponh0Hoi8 gsboriam. ndarsn5 ie sesa
onosrsH. eo4fan0is u~neebcriom iHo
Dsmraa mu5.ss oot tsim @sforiam
DIR ainesr bauga6tlih oaf bic Der
ION oss 0e5istsnoen 6uiomfutn. 1as
if eins 5anli@s sH6sihgns wie st.
bic MIR ia eer 25isr1sis uahrHst nen.
Eas 9itgn iusi ih esli osih.1isH uha
irafttgsa Heiisr. ir aGfu ifsgea Ser
gaastn rdagen8 .ssr aass i.e 8gs
Ter Ell am ssinsn 16isr fayrii4m
Wibsr fano fiHosi.
ST etE sbsH aHsfU6rts Sas ri
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
sunSstreus

Qiebe ainoer! Seute nil i'd Sud
mai etiuos bon Elm paar tteuen Treilns
ben er3dbleu. Die 6si0en 5reuHoe ma
rem aber niht Elm pdor 8ubeH. nie Sbr
oieueid)t meiut. lonDern Elm paar 6uns
be, Elm Dadel un0 Elm Wiuider. Tim
70 riibrenber aber mar bic Breunos
idoft. DEM luenn 8ubeH 6reunoe
iino. 70 1T bic 5%reunbidait Islitn lans
9e ungeiriibt. Die puffeH urb l6laaen
iih nal uno pertruQen Ii9 Dann ipies
Der. @bsr uniere beiosu p%ierbeinigsn
5reunoe berirugen iih INNER. bic mas
rem nismols h0s aufeiuaHoer. @eun
mir nit ibHen ipa8ieren gingeu. joaieH
tie iih ipobI mandmol ooB bic Iangen
G6ten I'M MtnDe floasn. a6er nahber
irolteten ie pie0er eintrdhtig nebens
%einanper 6er. Wanhmal Deriudieu
mir lie boie auieinanoer 81 MAIDEN,
aabsn Dem einen 3uder un0 Dem ans
bern nihts. 2(6er oas qelonq uns
nid3t. bsnn Der. tpelder leer dusqing.
nurrts nidt. ionoeru Ct me0elie nnr
bsftis NIT benz 5hpdnBhen unp io6
uns NIT leinen tIuaeu. idpar3tn Qus
gsn an. als polis er idgen: Pun be-
TONNE ih bod gang asDiB aud EN-
bishenl" Damn tounte man bod nift
auoersl-
Infer 1sdet 6isB smaioo". fein
5reuno. bes Qod6ars Qinldsr. bisB
sEroa". 1rDQ mar beiier er8ogsn els
infer @alb0. 1edel folgen NUN eins
nal uidt. GiHmal eiuseH mir nit al
len bsiosn i'm WqIo Ipa3isreH. 1rolgs
6err. infer giad6ar. mar aud ea6ei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
Der sebnes

Der G6nse sntiif6t. penu bic Wai
ieri6eiiden elmer Nolte 9efrieren; obsr
Is maHen lei 0sr giloung BEE Sdness
noh onbere llriaden miipirteu. 95ongt
nur nit elmer 1hisfertaFst einige
Gdneeiloden auF NnD iebt oann. pie
regslmdBiq jeoea 8lodAeu 9sbiIost III!
1ehs Sirah.su o0sr 0oosfn BON eis
Don eingm gsmeinfdafilinen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
sat6rer.

sd Iieae ietst anf SIus uub Sss,
CUR 6renbe Der Iiebsn 9usenb.
Doh iabsIt liz aud, psnn 10 buaek'.
ga, Sngsnb bat feline Tuesnb.
yinn iei5e mir elm !3sihsn Dor.
Cur 9labruns bin Id estDorben.
Gs ipa9isn bic R6rHsr auf iamontsm
Nobra
DliBsrrtsn uisI Wlsnidsn morbsH.
Gin ipsiierss 3sihsn itsIls boraHl
Dem Siegsr iptrO' i'd esasbsn.
Bun lsist mir bic e6iuns an.
Die Siegsr, lie iogen IsbenI
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14

eorrioE. q. Ccctcr 1909.
eHt1aIoissn Sa las 10 70 Iaaas aorleie Sbass
esnei AZ sEaai:sn- 50 hts laon felt satrsn al
asrssEitraas. esbraaeit eaaessa ganor aaHia's
ktrpsnsStarssr une iabis mia baanI8 Sc afitssft Sas
"a Hi9 isbr paaosrts WsI "a mia fshiis ME aa nsa.
,sborsHsr 1ssaie nab be sap6as Fr niai ushs
riseer e%iHisahi yaAor G6nis's sisspsu.etsrlsr q
essaib is5E tMpiebHHsipsgtb- 81 Ban 9aIL
&s Or 9oHpap ia Snsraita ea.. tsrana rhsr
faitar RoHias 9srusu.Siartsr eaB ct gtae 10 aaa.
tRssliss GsrfaHs tal nis enSsg @asai utlbs fur bic.
tlbsn seseeH gebrauet usse,H. pislmtlr psYsri ft 6s
a~astrtlne 9tiunassit eEa 0lrA ben slsrpen.stSrisr
aHe Die QtanY '.aHiaas psrtsH ksasE rro beitsa
tnS van9r asHigs sisrssn.Slsgstr III tssa aaf
sfssH ale aiisa AsIosaitiotu.
ck#NS TN msriassnss eaa ts gsrpnisiSsnes
HEGkA ntfo 9cetm Der Is p%srlaHpt. 3~ggtiaaet.
4rsis fgloiisu lu1 ess W,e0stn umipna.
aisie NisoistH nHrtt itit Dem Sabre 1870 pon Nea
po1m. HaiioF 8oHli Surt GanHe. Sab. slbsrtiist
ano 1881 uHiir iuntr AnmCiuu9 pgH bar
KOENIG MEplcENE CO..
100 Lake str. CHICAGO. III.
2rt appthefrrn Ia nabcn iar
8AsOV ete 6taiMfs q atnfaeu fGr 5000
aroGe $1.76. O fur $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
1IinN. BON SCI Eiies bait Did,
fernI

3iuo, Don Der gd9e bait Did ferne.
Sic ilhrt 0in Riy aui inledts 9a6n;
Dem sur @epobnbeit pirO lie aerne,
llne Damn 1T IS nm DID setbou.
DEM 9ll9e taHuIt OH nibt erbeben
lino @einem IN pos @RtliB ihdu'u,
Gm Bid oui Dia maht DID erbebeu.
un0 glicman0 pia Dir mebr pertrou'n
@emie0eH ipira 0u oann BON glnsn,
Sandmt, UeyeiuIamt piroTt Oil
iieh'H;
Bonn @immel 1T 0ein Gteru aefolen,
@ein iunges Slid i'm llHtsrgs9'n.
Drum Ron Der oiise bait Did fernel
Set, lie 3u meiotn. tets bereit.
Aufrihsig bleibe freis uno lerRe
Die Alobrheit liebsn omileaeil.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14

G9e mil elHerl elhidUen lln1en W(0ns
ne obrdtben, einfa9 ans obi0en @riin=
ben; aber. mein @ott. tUis peniee mir
ben Derheirdibet peroeu, penn MUIR nit
a8ei6en". lln0 in ueun aus sebn
6dneR fallen Die Gben ron Mdoden
aus Dem Mittelitauoe NIT juH0en 9eus
ten, Die Bios ibr einiahss Auslommeu
BADEN. eliidlidsr aus, ais umoetsbrI
bic Ghen BON RGohen aus Dem Wlits
telitdnoe init reihen Wldnnsrn. Bel
ipiele aus Dem 9ebsn 9ibt es aenlla.
Die borrenoen. tagtd9li6en @6ei6eis
ounsen olein ioaien ioldeu pobImsis
aen6en M}iiiern 8enu9 lebren.
1esbdIb. er3iebt cure Wl0o6en in
elmer WSitteI onosiphdre Iebrt iis. 0aB
Elm ranoes. POLES @eiiHt me6r wsri1
lit, ais fiinf3ie I6pinoiiiaiiss S@0u.
heiteu. 2e5rt lie. quite @iniGpie So
MAIDEN uno nahre6nen. ob Die 8eh.
nuug audi itimmt. 2e9rt iie. ndB ie
@ottes Gbenbil0 init ltarlem Semi
rem, bloB oeroerben muroen. 2ebrt tie
einfdd1eH un0 Qeiunoen Nleni6enper
itdno, Selbitbalfe uno Nr6eiiiamieit.
9e6rt ie nis 1rsaben Der Natur uno.
penn SIR @elo boSu habt, aud Mluiit.
Mlalerei uno Gle Niiniie. beoeust aher
itmer, RAP oies Rebsnianen iinol
Cert lie. oaB Spa5ieradnse better iino
ais CHARACTERIZATION uno odB bic mil.
Zen 9lumeu gar ih6n ffn0 fin BEN.
Der ie dufmerliam beirahtet. 9e6rt
tie allen bloBen Saeiu peranten. unb
oaB menn man ia cher aein iagt, man
Is aud mirtli@ 70 msinsn iou. gt9ri
iie, ooR oos Slid in ner Gbe meoer
ben Gem duBerH Nnitano. nod pm
oem Gel0e Des Wannss abhdu9t, ion.
otru allen bou Ieiuem 6 baracter.
1abt SIR i6nen bas beiqebrdd9t tno
iie babens u%eritduotn. oaHn laii fe.
nsun bic Belt 6etommen lift, 9etrod bel.
rathen, ae merpen idren Mcg odHii
| iGon ALIEN finoeu. - Da5u bemerll
i'll sieit irefienoer @eiie Die Spirit.
telerin:
IS ldbt H6 nidt leugnsu, ooB BIZ
Anipriide auF BUG un0 t~oltipieti8i
@ergniiauHqsu maH8s gbe Dersiieln
Gebrsn mir UNI 001c Wiemant
reiter uno o%orne6msr id5sinen, ais FL
! ipirtlih lift. Gr3iehen mir bic S06tel
81 bsfheioenen 6aasfraueu, iprg.
IdmeR gottinen uno bdusliHef
Mliitternl Damn piro pieoer gu.
frieoeubeit in bic 6amilie e~iniebrer
uHo bic 3abl berer pie0er abnebmeu.
bic einfam burd}s gebeu n0aen
Wenn bic Bilpung Der 5raa einl
grinolide lit. rem i6r gaR3es Gin.
men un0 Gtreben cine egniie 8id)tune
befommen bat, bdnn brauht it isiner
5littertram. am aliidlid gu isin, mf
lam auf @lans uHo Ghinmer Der.
| 5idten. cine pas Gefahl oer Gntbeb.
rung ST. BADEN. co miro iie BEN
Wiann bel ihdbensuertber ua0 be
gebrensiperther iein."
Dds iino W0rte, Die fia jtoem 0lut.
ierber3en ein9ra5eu iolten. Wiit elmer
iolhen 3ihilhuur bel oer Gr3iebune
Der 1ohter mare Der Melt mshr ge.
oient. ais nit gmaueipations &eitre.
bunaen uno admpfen inns IraueH-
pd6lreht. Die beiliQIie @flids ba
| Sungfrau beite6e in Der @orbereitnno
auf ibren bo6sH gsruf ais Satin unt
Wluiter. gsicnoers as W}iiier. bel
o~ornebmlih Die giloung be5 @emui6s
lebens oes ibr anUertrouteu &inbss ob-
Iiest. a6er mon erlisbt b~eut3uiaas
DieIfdh nur bohere 1adlisr. Die ttipas
tiimpern. etpas molen. e.Dos iuaeu
etmos frsmolpraais raesbreaen ton.
nsa, obsr ipdter ratbIos Der Meniden.
tnoipe ss9ena6erfe5sn bic @ott in i6rl
9dno gelegt bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
-nnnhanM-

an btv70 O00bkuN6s
amtrftaHff Den 5emflitH
ltfrt bic sr uue D0risatlg
ting a1 snIli6 cir. 0sriB tin
fsIs1tnou 9eufis iar asTsn gssis
ssn5tii sus gspu,ariist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14

- AfAAA|Ah =
iaate Rena. inosm Es bintis.
~SopohI. iapOhl, no 1T sr2-
Oh. niht nett, 6srr Sfficisr
sr bat tsin 10 iaOnss gfsro mi
| Sbr!"
I'm 70 bsHsr. psibt 0u Der
Srt?~
~Ratiirlih. Id babe ihn ibm ia az
ssist. Infer 9srIted 1T gut. Sbi
tinhet ibn i'm 9sbeu nidt. Dsnn id
Sud nidt fibre"
rGber Du pirf uHs fihrsn9 Rid.
pabr, Silence"
nBas asbt Sbr mir oafar2~
Cine babe Rrone", iagte Der 81.
fMieisr. inoem Ct Elm SilbsrItiid aus
Der Safde sOe.
Die Qusen oes Ma0asns funteli
ten.
.@ebt berl~
.grt fibre uns."
Damn iteiet aber BON Gurem
Yfero. gs tGnnte Sud in bic Shludt.
pobin i1 Gud fibren rub, ni6t ira
gen."
.0u BAIT Rsat. bale bus zbier,
Sobn."
~8inbst es Iisber an bieien Baum.
Sbr perhst Sure 0eute brouden,
Oenn Der, ben Sbr Iu6et, lit BON
mebreren 2euten bon bier aus Dem
Oorfe beaIeitet.~
nDisTss MdO6en 1T fliiqer, ais
man psrmutben m16te", fcate Der
Sfficier. inOem er ibren Ratb beFoIgs
se. SO. nun fibre uns, 9lsine."
Nsup gebor6te.
Die 9ausrn, ipel6e ben Goloaten
neusierig eefolet rparen. iaben Dem
WRdohen nit Gntriihung mad.
nDas 1T cine Sdanosl @er bate
oas asbuht2"
Den 86nia INSUFFICIENT I'm
Deg @oIoss pinsn. Die Suoas iei=
men GERM uno Meiitsr. man muir
lie nit Stsinpirfsn aus benz 9orfc
iagsnl"
~Warfsu Mrs ab", Togts elm alter
Mann.. ngtellp 1T fhlausr, ais Sbr
oentt. sic lift Elm gu brapes NAB
den, I'M cine iOlde Snfamis gu be-
seben."
vSbr babt Rs6t, atter" Saete pI6b.
lid cine Stimme aus bem Snnern
bss 9aumes.
limb 6arI, ipeIfsr aus ieinem
8erItsd fdliipfts. madte ods 9feto
bes Offieisrs los. i1pang ii9 in ben
SotteI uno iaste bapon, inoem sr ben
sritounten gausrn. 5urisf: w3auienr
Dant Der suten Reup, i'd peroe ic
ME DergeFen."
Die Soloatsn fuaren an benz Sc
boIS ausetommen. Sic tuaROten id-
BEL benz @srdui6 um. Gin 0utb-
idrsi unO Elm 6ogel BON &ugeIn UNI
ihpirrtsn ben 5lidtline, psl6er iei.
nsH eroBsn 6ut ihpiugenb, nit iro-
niidsm @ruBs isinsn bsltiir5ten Sem
ben balo aus ben Qusen Deridpuu4
ben mar.
3ebn Sabre Tinb Dsreaneen. SIi.
per grOmpea 1T toot. Garl 2. bal
unter Dem Subel oes Bottles Ieiner
Ginsug in bic 5auptitaot eebdIten
QIs 9riumpbdtpr burh3iebt Ct BIZ
@raffddften ShottIano's, bic er als
armsr 9srfolsisr burhirrt bat. =
On tommt er aud in oas Torf pr
sr in 10 ero6sr @eFabr aeidpebt. 81
ertennt ben Baum, Der ibm ais Ser
tied eebisnt bat. 4ber pds 1T Gus
Rsup %sepOrbsn, bic 10 oisl Wtutb UNI
@eiites9egenpart se5eigt2
Das arme WGohen 1T benz Corr
Der SolOaten entgangen; mar bringi
fe Dor ben a0nig. fpsIdsr lie ee.
riibrt bstra6tst. Steiner por
Sbnsu. meme 6srrsn". ipri6t sr 81
isinem 9efOlse, bat 10 Diel fir mid
setbdn. pis OisIss Mdo6eu uno per.
bient sr0bere 8elobuuns. Was
ipiinihsIt Du. Nellp2"
nglihts, Majsitat. oa Gle auf BEN
Chrome Sbrsr Batter fssn4 - uno fl
min ibm osmiitbig bic 5oHD tifen. =
Doh Der 9Onig pebrt unO iaet; sd
tperoe ss ME msin Batter MAIDEN, uni
frog oes fp6ttii6en eddeIns Der 9of.
hinge tiBts sr Die arms gdusrin au'
beioe Wongsn.
4 + 4
Die Stuarts iino ausgsftorbeu
Qelb's Rame III oergefsn. aber nod
beute 5sigt nan in sinsm tIsinsu IDIOT.
tiidsH Dorfe cine aIte eide, bic mar
ben Baum oss S0Riss nsnnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
S6ies

D f C II L A N d
II O L l. A N ID
0 T. S T + II r EICH
ID A L n L NJ A r X
+ r A n X r ElCH
Cbiss Borie limb 10 sn osridisbsn, bad
cine lsnfredts Reibs Elm aaiierTsi9 nenRt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
wsnn % neck cine ,Ilattsr
Ralt.

DeHH bu nod cine U1uttsr BAIT
60 barrie GOtf nnb fei sufrieosn.
Riot &utn ouF BEN grosnruno
ST oiefss hObt Slid beIdieoen.
Sem ou nod cine Nlutier BAIT.
% Ionit ou fs nit 2isbe pflesen.
vaB lie oersinft bas miioe 9anpt
6rieosR tam sur Rube Iessn.
nm mas bu biif. bift Du ourh liz,
: 1T oeiH Gsin, fe lift osin 8ernsH,
: 1T neiH anerbeites @nt
e if oein sr6Btsr S9us uuf grben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
unitrs abonn,nitn Fin0 fftunoIiai

uHitrs NboRnsRstn ilHo freunoll1lt
ujuhs. bsim Bobrunesn.did rHs
ists sa btnahyih.issE. oamit bic rsae
Nbreds iofort ifott Dsr alien 9sbrdAns
w,rosn tam. uno zine unisr6renan9
m Der 3aIsnrung beg 9latiss psFr1is'
hen psre,. Won mol, ME rsrssHsra
init Der Htusn aud isoss nal %
alit aoEsFs arsa7sbsn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
8.ne, Wsiis, aniOu.

3ihiiae g0iaugeH trhalieH BON:
ge0 8goesty. Waris 6ortmann. WliHng
Nliitpo6, Raiis aisifsr. Ularis 8ali, n
G6roi5. 8ai. Amr5eiu.
Iea grtts uhi.lt Qlinra Ultirc4.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
6OnOnnm.

Der 6slbbsyr paHiht mid bon lid fern,
Der Raaimann absr iisbt mid germ
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
9ln aElabLanasba4

SIR AafIoiuus Der obissn RatsisI il
icIs,nesr ggeis ausssisst:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14

Bel 6traaslooiaHs Oes grsIisB tsE-f.n
nur aide BsnsrbsT, Die ale orsi RitSi.l
riatia aeaii uED bic Auit0iuuesn bis gum
~. Wlau. 1919 stassi 1tfI bG5sa, is
bcra@i.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
GuaslnHs y; Ritli:l Ia RO. Z.
/.
9wsis, 9psrs.

! 0a. l-2RaOs. IL Wams. Ia
Dragon. "a Dsssn. 3-s Rsos. 81
gesa 4-3 Gsnrl.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-09
Advertisement
CRIME A DISEASE,
ISkyS STOMACH MAN
Bad Digestion WarpS Mental
Attitude and Lowers
Moral Tone.
FOOD STUFFING THE CAUSE
EATING TOO MUCH is APT TO
LILY NoURISH BODY.

Is crime a disease? Does morality
hinge on the mentality. and is man
good or wicked according as his health
is normal or his stomach Is out OF or
der7 The Cooper stomach man" as
he is called in the east, claims that
this is true. He was meeting callers
yesterday at the Smiths Busy Cor
ner' drug store at Main and Second
South streets. He said:
II believe that 80 per cent Of all Ill
health is caused by stomach trouble
And believe the stomach affects the
mentality and that the condition Of a
mans thinking apparatus controls his
conduct as q citizen. Experts on GRIM
inology prove by statistics that practi-
cally all crimes are committed by indi-
viduals CT weak mentality and poorly
nOurished bodies. Medical records show
that a disOrdered mental attitude re
suits from a disOrdered nervous sys-
TEN.
"A man doesn't have to eat too little
to have a poorly nourished body. A
poorly nourished body is far more apt
to result from eating too much. A man
stuffs himself with rich food, fails to
take exercise as nature intended, and
then gets dopey, droopy, tired and half
sick. He wonders why. It's as simple
as A B G. With such a mass of food
in his stomach IL becomes overloaded
won't work and he is poorly nourished.
He has bad dreams, gets a warped view
of everything. The whole world seems
to be against him. If this has been
going on from his earliest babyhood he
becomes a criminal.
Il have a medicine that know will
put a stomach in q normal, healthy
condition in four to six weeks time.
1 have talked with hundreds Of people
since I have been in Salt Lake and
many thousands more in the east be-
fore I came here. Not one person out
of 20 knew what was the matter with
themselves. know that all this chronic
i'll health is caused primarily by stom-
ach trouble and nothing else. I also
know that the preparation I came here
| to introduce viii tone up the digestive
organs, and I know that mighty few
/ persons can be sick with a digestive
| apparatus in perfect shape"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-09
WILL STARVE RATHER
THAN WORK WITH PICK
Industrial Workers Of the World, in
Jail at Spokane, Remain
Obdurate.

Spokane, Wash, Nov. S.-The only event
of the I W. W. situatiOn~t0day was the
paradirg through the streets on stretch
er of Agnes Fair, q woman agitatOr, who
had been released on her own recOgni-
zance. As she was leaving the court
room she appeared TO be faint, so her
companions brought a stretcher and,
carrying her, marched through the prln-
cipal streets, followed by a large crowd,
to her rooms.
Three demonstrations during the day
brought about thirty martyrs" to the
police station. All orators arrested are
now being asked by the desk officers how
long they have been in the city, how long
in the United States and whether they
are native or naturalizeG citizens. Ine
percentage of non-citizens was larger to-
day than on any previous day.
In a list of eighty-three names taken
from the police blOtter from Nov. to to-
day, there are fOrty-One Americans anC
forty-two foreigners charged with dlsor-
DERBY conduct or attempting to speak OF
the streets in connection with the l. W
w. demonstrations.
All of those now in Jail maintained theil
starvation strike" plan today, even the
leaders, who the police say have heretofore
been eating the good meals sent in iron
the outside. refusing TO partake unless
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William s. W. Hunt Denver; Flora
E. Mitchell, Denver.
Ernest c. Foulger. Salt Lake; Etna
n. Holloway, Provo.
@. A. Smith, Seattle, Wash; Zilpha
z. Johnston, San Francisco.
NJ. F. Lyman and Irene Gray, Salt
Lake.
E. B. Kennedy and Norrima F. c,
Jensen, Salt Lake.
G. r. Woolley and Hazel Lee, Salt
Lake.
Christian Dappen and Alice Thomp-
son, Cameron. Mont.
John Hegsted and Edna NJ. Porter
Rexburg, Ida.
David G. NewboId, Draper; Sarah d
Densley, RivertOn.
J. T. Shannon, May, Ida; Joanna
Ryan, st. Louis, Mo.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-09
SOME HARD KNOCKS
Woman Gets Rid of Coffee Heart"

The injurious action of Coffee on the
heart of many persons is well known
by physicians TO be caused by caffeine.
This is the drug found by chemists in
coffee and tea.
a woman suffered a long time with
severe heart trouble and finally her
doctor told her she must give up cof-
zee, as that was the principal cause
Of the trouble. she writes:
My heart was so weak it could not
do its work properly. My husband
would sometimes have to carry me from
the table, and it would seem that !
would never breathe again.
The doctor told me that coffee was
causing the weakness of my heart. He
said I must stop it, but it seemed
could not give IL up until l was down
in bed with nervous prostration.
For eleven weeks / lay there and
suffered. Finally Husband brought
home some Postum and I quit coffee
and started new and right Slowly
got well. Now 1 do not have any head
aches, nor those spells with weak heart
We know it is Postum that helped
me. The DR.. said the other day, ]
never thought you would be what you
are l used to weigh 80 pounds. and
now I weigh 15S.
Postum has done much for me and
would not 90 back to coffee again
Cor any money, for I believe it would
Kill me if / kept at it. Postum must
be well boiled according to directions
on pkg, then it has a rich flavor and
with cream is fine"
Read THE Road to MELVILLE" found
in pkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-09
Your Out-Of-oFdeT Stomach
Feels Fine Five Minutes
After Taking a Little
DiapepSln.

Take your sour, Out-Of-order stomach
or maybe you call it Indigestion, Dys-
DeDsia. Gastritis or CataTrh OF Stom-
ach: it doesn't matter-take your stom-
ach trouble right with you to your Phar-
macist and ask him to open 50-cen'
case of Pape's Diapepsin and let you
eat one 22-grain Triangule and see II
within five minutes there is LETT any
trace of your former misery.
The correct name for your trouble is
Food FermentatiOn-food souring; the
Digestive organs become weak, there Is
lack of gastric juice; your food IS only
half digested, and you become anecteo
with loss of appetite, pressure ana IuiI'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-09

Mrs. Mary Judge, known as the
wealthiest woman in Utah, but better
known throughout the west for her mu-
nificent gifts to charitable and philan-
thropic enterprises and for her unOs-
tentatious charity, died at her home in
Salt Lake yesterday morning, after an
illness Of two weeks. Death was due to
heart trouble, from which she had been
a sufferer for several years, but she had
been confined to her bed for only about
ten days, and until the end came her
children were hoping for some improve
ment that would permit their taking
her to California for the winter
The end came at Sis at the family
home, 737 Brigham street, and her son,
J. Frank Judge, and daughter. Miss
Katherine Judge, were with her at the
time. Three other children survive:
Mrs. William O'Brien of Salt Lake and
Mrs. T. A. Baldwin and Mrs. ]. K.
Woodward. Mrs. Baldwin is the wife
of a captain in the United States army,
now stationed at Fort Wayne, near De
troit, and Mrs. Woodward is the wife
of Captain Woodward, now stationed
at Governors Island, New York. These
daughters left New York and Chicago
respectively last night and funeral ar
engagements have not yet been COM
pleted, although services VIII probably
be held Thursday afternoon.
Among the philanthropic enterprises
originated by Mrs. Judge was the build
ing of the Judge Miners Home in Salt
Lake, which she erected and equipped
at a cost OF $175,O00. This home has
been decided to Bishop Lawrence Scan
Ian for use as home and hospital for
old and disabled miners. Mrs. Judge
was also the largest single contributor
to the new Roman Catholic cathedral
in Salt Lake, and gift of $4,000 10
the salt Lake Y. NJ. c. A. was among
her public spirited donations. Most OF