davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-27
At Pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla, Dec. 26.-First
race, furlongs: Horace f. won; Tai
low Dip, second; Tanbark third. Time
1.23.
Second race, 6 furlongs: Black
Domino won; Dick Rose, second; DRY
Dollar. third. Time, 1928.
Third race. 6 1-2 furlongs: Lord
Wells won; Don Hamilton, second;
Pleasing. third. Time. 1875.
Fourth race, 12 furlongs; Sandl-
yer won; Cry Baby. second; Lew HILL
third Time, 1928 S5.
Fifth race, furlongs: Omicorn
won: Johnny Wise, second; Grecian
Bend. third. Time, 1923.
Sixth race. mile: Vanen won; Beth
lehem. second; Ameron. third. Time,
1:49.
Seevnth race, 6 furlongs: Cherokee
won; Pinte, second; Fundamental
third. Time. 1921 1-5.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-27
At EneryvilIe.


Oakland Cal, Dec. 26.--In the
presence of eight thousand people
Spellbound won the Christmas handi-
cap at Emeryville today and in doing
so, shattered the track record of 2:O5
1-5 for a mile and a quarter by COW
ering the distance in 1903 S-5. Per-
feet weather favored the sport and
the track was very fast.
First race, furlongs: Emma q.
won; Jessup Burn, second; Biskra,
third. Time, 1:13.
Second race. futurity course: Win
ming Widow won; Pawhusket, second;
Pay Sterak, third, Time, 1903 2-5.
Third race, furlongs: Raleigh
p. d. won; Enfield, second; Seacliff.
third. Time 1:12 1-5.
Fourth race. mile and a quarter,
Christmas handicap: Spellbound won;
Chester Krum, second; Arasee. third.
Time. 2.O3 3-5.
Fifth race. mile: Dahlgren won;
Royal River second; Elgin, third.
Time. 1:40 1-5.
Sixth race, 1-2 furlongs: Prosper
won: Madeline Musgraye, second;
Darlington, third. Time, 1920
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-27

Christmas Crooks.
Special squads Of detectives are be
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-27

NoNcIty tace at Jack@onNH'r.
Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. "a con-
test unique If sporting events was
decided at Moncrief park today, when
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-21
1tocnfor %ajpbenbapn.

@borlottenllln6: Gnfe &oren Sen=
len. Sror1p: @nfefrn &osmine
stremann. Trpfen Moren @ubl.
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fen. @entofte: gnfefru Sophie
Mogoolene 0lien. 2pngbp: Msn=
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riflen. Malborg 5fomagern1eit er
Is. 81. gf6abl. &eitaurater Soban=
nes Maoien. @arrp Senien. 2erer
Is. g. Mgller. Otto Mercfs SIT
itru. 6reoeritsborg: ellen 8orger
Semen. EpmmPrup: &iebman6 6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-21
8iIan6enc.

8ron0 @rpnlon6 s..
Ser er bertil inolpbet Gfterretning
fra @rdnlano ON, at Ell mn SOLDIER
mine, ser er beliggenoe s Wfil 5po
for Spigtut, ct blepen biemipgt al
en- ret alporlig Sl6ebronb / Sc fbr<
lte Gage al September. Man bar
beifiaftiget me6 en- Separation paa
Moifinbuiet, ga ser peo l1foriigtig~
be6 UNDER Mrbej6et opitoo Sl6 / SIT
let. 9ranoen greb iaa iterft ONT
Jig, at life alene M%oifinbuiet, men
oglaa Sfaftbuiet beo @eogangen til
Minen ne6bren6te til @run6en.
Maifinbniets 8ron6 er 6es perre
ensbetp6en6e me6 Driftens forele'
bige stan6sning, i6et @uiet rl,mme=
Sc Sc Maifiner, pe6 bbilfe @an6et
pumpe6es op al &obberminen.
l1peir pao Ss1an s.
@n orfanagtig Mor6beititorm bar s.
26. September raiet pe6 Sepbisfor6.
st @us ble1te ON, og 9agene blet
repne al flere Suite. 8pe1 er fulb:
itgnoig r6en Selefonforbinoelie. ST
Del 8roer og 8oa6e ifplle6es bort,
og flere Sfibe gift / Drift. 0en on-
rette6e Sfabe er betpoelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-21

u. 3ioericbien. M%pfipbine g.: SO:
telcjer g. 8. Senien. @eielle: So
ralo 2orlen. N~pfjebin9 S.: Sui
ga 2orien. Obenje: Moiunft q. IS
@erlep=Miiller. 1aaborg: Torpe1
s. 8. Sorpoo. @ellingpr: @nfefrl
Charlotte Nmalie @oele. @epe: 9e:
rerinbe Gbriitiane Eoslelt. &ubfje:
bling: Snge6org 2un0. Belle: @or:
Der Nn6crs Mooicn. SIR. Miffel:
lens @uitrll. Nal1ocrs: Nnno ga,
tbrinc Scbn1ibt. @ilmo Molo @c=
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aoreta1o9er Sens Str. Glen. Ser
ritslep: Niels aruitrup @pgcifop.
6reoerifsbopn: Nicls Olicn. 9fcit.
peo: Sen1rermeiter II. y. Sprgcn=
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&oslcr' Noroifpp: 9anopplt Beter
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0ieoen. Sobanne Morie 9rpnoolicll.
S%aoelmuger SIR. NnorcoS Ecoerlcn.
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Ser Gitlep Yeoerlei1. Molling: 5fop=
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ra Sprgenlen. Sanget Morf: Slime
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Greiern1eiter Stto Ireberif @rl111.
@l. @eltebopc peD S%pcnoborg: So
pcm1ono Sens Sdrgenicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-21

ling tilopers eno6o. Oct ifer pgiaa
ti6t, at flere @aoromeno iloor iig
iamme11, laaner Ell Sum ON Upr-
ooret og gresler / 6ellesifob. Seip
ON ser ct tire Meno ON ct 3ulrt
@rmorebe Stpffer &reotrrer, bi!Yry
set cit pGn gfstroinotrgt iuor paa
ct Ear 5,,iinb Morf: 90 berpeo mao
man 1l1ife pao, at Sc olminDcliDc
l1bgiftcr til &entcr al folte 2aon.
Ggbe og alGoer flares al @oorcclls
9rift % life fomncr @rrsniuJcn
pe6.
Mcn ioa goot CT Set %notrrligpis
life bnert Nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-21
Wau1mcl INN Ticlocnc.

V"+'|"S@ w" OJe""S"S" Ve'4''''~'
ligbeoen reo Or. EetcrS &urifoS
Sufces er joo golnrncl lon1 6jeloene.
Sen truffer Spgopmnrcn / &ooen
peo at fierne llrent og operflpOig1
Stof fra Spltelret. Soar Ylpbet CT
reniet og gjprt rigere, blipcr 2ip5=
organerne igien iltuno til at giyre Set
Mrbei0e, JONI Motl1ren freezer; &e:
i%ultotet er @elbreo, il1llo froftig Sell
bre6.
Or. Heters &urifo ct il1gen Mpo:
Sc Gen ifaffes Sc Spge
oirefte gjennem ipecielle Mgenter an:
lat al gierne, Or. Eeter 6obrnep &
Sons Co., 1876 50. @ppnc Mpe..
Chicago, Sll.
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5on0erlvllano~

$ a rberf i 81 0 a 9 e +
S 0 a nj lingSbu u (. Gorle.
Sen er ser / &oager 6oriomlingsbus
at @ol6smen6 1aaet z ltore8in6ues-
ru6er / Stpffer. Set er life fgrite
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/ Sieneltc / 43 Nor % uUret me>
til at rc0oc 21O Mcumcltcrs 2ip, pA
sen onoen CT Nicls Miffelien, JONI
gienncm SO Mor far bjl,lpct ont
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2ipet.
ct ser nogen, ion1 far i%ortient eli
iorgfri Mlberoom, 6o CT set bislc @a=
bets '@elte, 0isle tople % t%rofolte
topre &ebningsmGno fra sen ipolfe
&plt.
6 en- 5 . III $ q 9. Mlllfc=
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til ct Mftieielifob fpr 205 900 Sir.
Gen tioligere @jer, Ole Mielien, ct
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ter Mielien obminiltrercnoc 0irrftgr.
- Geo f6rite Ml1ftion pper r9pf=
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&oloing, %tilbprenoe cono. jl1r. SbD=
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S,1bl al Sforppeo bpjlthpoenoc me6
100000 SIR.
Slocbr c. q. =. Atiel=
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or brGnbte. Nloeu begpnote / rpgle
Stoffe, piitnof poaiot al &ogobonoer.
9llle &reotl1rer % bele Slroboet bleb
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/ Stot5busmono S. 9. @osnrusl lens
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til @aaroejerne Stig 2oltritie1s>
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fer &el1Oiren bapbe / flcre Mor pG=
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@prouh.
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til &ragerupgoorb pes &inglteo %
Mlnglteblunb pes 2reiln1o CT pll1o=
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blep fu1r0en bepioitlps r%uellelu Sling
lteb og Sord / Sernbonefupeen, og
inheu Spget nooebeNnsfilbe por 1a11
Npo.
&pl1gepolgt 9ono5tingsmno
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pg ipm lloitpffer al @aoroel, tiente
fan Ell ltor 6orml1e. Sra i'm tiolig=
ite l1ng0om par Fan en iprig &er=
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for olle Tartier.
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n0oe Danmar6.
@jpbcnbaun ue 6reberifsbcrg.

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@nfe Sine @iraitte Mielien. Erof.
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ltriin. @ognitprer Cars Gbriitior
2arien. Stal0mclter Miffeliens &u.
itru Mette. Siener Carl Heterien.
ltbenfor ajpbenbapm.
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y q D e 5 y e t e. Yen l.
Sfto6er ioor blep noget al en- M9r=
febog / 9fe6ringspeienets &iitorie.
Eoa Oenne Sag bar Ser nemlig fle<
re al SEN gamle @ar6e, Ser lagoe
op, nogle at 8eteranerne blan6t
&e0ningsm9n0ene, lon1 life funoe
mere. 9e troo6te ino / Sienelten /
beres beolte Mor og bar iioen iat
&reiter, &elbreo, ofte 6eres Sin, ino
poo at re66e 6eres Me6menneif er
fra 0g6en. Sg Set fan life iiges,
at set bar for pfonomiif Bindings
@fpl6, Sc gift in6 / @rbei6et; tbi
Sen 2gn, man bp6 Sem, bar = 8
ar. pr. @oane6!
Ser er MI ferit 9eter suns, JONI
Dor / @orboere og bar giort set alle
fine Gage. Sra lin ti6ligite ling
DOM lerte ian @abet at fienoe, boa:
Sc / go6t og on6t; iom &apfiifer tog
ban mo1gen S6rn meo ~Seiterpop:
pop", ioa ban fien0te set no og ir1o,
% ban ferit 70'erne blep oniat Jon
8oa0man6 pe6 6lppbolm &e0nings:
fiction. Da g. @uus bap6e bare'
Der / 5 Mar, Dor ban iammer mel
fine @amerater UNDER flor 2ipsfart
me6 til at re66e 80 Mon6 fra Ell
engelff Camper. 0g mango @ange
iaale6es UNDER 5tormflo6en i 1895
bar ban reo6et itne egne 5ognefol
fra 6e bruien6e @on6e. Sou er g
&uus sc Mar; 1913 Menneifer ia,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06
WHAT TO WEAR UNDER
VERY SCANT SKIRTS
Half Innings and Chiffon FlOunCes
Make Them Hang More
Becoming.

The question of what TO wear under
the exaggeratedly scant skirt of the
present fashions must be carefully
considered in making the summer out
fit
For the some time the drop skirt,
as is termed the silk underskirt fast
ened to the belt of the gown, has been
eliminated, and the silk petticoat has
been deemed sufficient.
silk petticoats are thought by some
overzealous followers of fashion to be
unnecessary. and certainly the all too
tight skirt permits of no additional
fullness. but it is noticed that I'm the
latest importations the serge of cloth
skirts are lined with silk, as was
fashionable some years ago. the lining
not separate but made with the ma
terial
Anoter style has a lining fitted into
the skirt half way and then finished
with a deep double flOunce of chiffon.
This makes possible the highest OF
skirts and at the same time is vast
ly more becoming. for. thin and light
as is the chiffon, It prevents the skirt
from falling in around the ankles In
too exaggerated fashion
Another point to be noticed in the
newest gowns is that, while apparent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06
HOUSEHOLD NOTES
BY Maude E. cillsy.

Add a teaspoonful Of soda to a gal
Ion of water when rinsing lavender
linens.
Matches can be made waterproof
by dipping them in very hot melted
parrafnn.
A delicious sandwich is made of
brown bread cut very thin and spread
with caviare.
A luxury in the shape of a hot wa
ter bag, is the one which comes pro-
vided with a silk cover.
Try adding half a dozen raisins to
a pot of coffee. The slight changein
flavor is delicious.
Some housekeepers prefer a piece
of ordinary screening to all else for
cleaning a fiatiron.
When washing window panes or
cupboard doors, use a little whiting
on the flannel instead of soap.
The chanteclar has invaded the
kitchen; the cookie cutters in the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06
no NOT USE DRUGS
FOR BABY'S STOMACH

For baby's Indigestion do not resort
TO drugs.
Soothing syrups and collie cures
read glowingly in the Advertising
bit they too often mean a weakened
intellect and big doctor bills
Even the time honored catnip tea or
mint is not to be encouraged. Far bet
ter is II to trust to nothing but hot
water taken internally
This should be given as hot as the
little one can stand IT, either from tip
of spoon or through a bottle. The wa
ter must be boiled. and do not give
more than a tablespoonful or two at
a time.
Where children are subject to collie,
after each time of eating. until one
can find a food that is digestible, try
the experiment of putting a little hot
water in the bottle after each feeding.
Let the child take it slowly. making
sure that the bottle is not at too high
an elevation
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06
STOCK AND JABOT
FOR SUMNER WEAR

A dainty stock and iabot TO wear
with a lingerie waist is one Of lawn
or sheer linen embroidered in satin
stitch, with dots worked as eyelets or
solid. The stock is buttonholed on
both edges with small, shallow seal
lops, with a spray of flowers and dots
from the center toward both ends.
The iabot is also finished with seal
lops on the edge. with a dot in every
other scallop and the embroidery on
the outside plaits. The plaits are
turned in to meet in the center and
pressed to keep in place.
A small embroidered tab is used on
the iabot at the top. which makes an
effective finish.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06
.PENNSYLv WANNA RAILROAD
ALL.STEEL SLEEPING CARS.

There are seventy-hve all steel electric lighted
Pullman sleeping cars in active service on the lines
of the Pennsylvania Railroad System.
These "Dreadnaught' cars-hre-proof and break
proof-are running on the through trains between
New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago St. LOUIS
Nashville Indianapolis Cincinnati, Cleveland Wheeling
Pittsburgh Baltimore and Washington.
Six hundred all-steel Pullman cars have been
ordered by the Pennsylvania Railroad System and
they are being delivered and placed in service at the
rate of sixty cars a month.
"Dreadnaught" fifty per cent heavier
and over sixty per cent more expensive than wooden
cars but the Pennsylvania Railroad considers the in
crease in expense fully justified by the increase in the
safety and comfort Of its passengers
Including coaches, dining cars, baggage and postal
ars there 7o4 steel cars in service at present and
t.is number will be increased to some 1000 IN all as
F. ret # the ~-o~e t-.rn 49, -
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06
SHAKE TT OFF
Rid Yourself Of Unnecessary Bur-
dens. A Wilmington Citizen
Shows You How.

otn6s = wilmington Oilikcn
Shows You How.
Don't bear unnecessary burdens.
Blu. dens Of a bad back are unnec-
essary.
Get rio of them.
Doaifs Kidney Pills cure bad backs;
Cure lame, weak and aching backs;
Cure every form of kidney Ills.
Lots Of local endorsement 20 prove
this.
Thurston Lowe, ST., All Taylor St..
Wilmington, Del, says: The Jolting
received while working as an engineer
on the railroad affected my kidneys
and often caused my back to ache Sc
verely. Doan's Kidney Pills brought
me great relief from this trouble. and
since then ] have always kept n box
on hand. Since giving up tina. work,
1 have used Doan's Kidney Pills off
and on, procuring them at Danforth's
Drug Store and they have never failed
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BILE / heartily recommend this SPLEEN
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For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Bunalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06

1miess she has an abundance of lus-
trous hair-of her own.
And thanks TO Partisan Sage, which
can now be obtained all over America,
every woman can have natural hair i'm
abundance, hair as lustrous as the rls-
iug sun.
Partisan Sage is without tho least
vestige of doubt the most remarkable
hair grower, invigorator and beautiher
ever compounded.
II is so far ahead of all commercial
tonics that Miller Drug Co. guarantees
it to eradicate dandruff, stop falling
hair and itching scalp in two weeks or
money back
Partisan Sage il delightfully."- refresh
ing i'm summer and is not sticky or
greasy.
Tt cools the scalp and stops all odors
of perspiration instantly. a large bot
tie for so cents at druggists every
where and at Miller Drug Co. The
girl with the Auburn hair Is on every
package. Mail orders filled, charge
prepaid. by Giroux Mfg Co, Buffalo
N. Y.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06
:-:WOMANKIND:-:

shape of ROSTERS are available.
Before putting away a plush gar
ment It is well to clean it by spong
ing it over carefully with. gasoline.
Cluny lace is used as an edging on
some of the dainty hand-embroidered
covers for the lingerie pillow
Put a few drops of ammonia on a
piece of bread and rub over your gilt
frames; them will look like new
Window shades that seem faded
may often be made to do good service
for months to come. Reverse them.
To remove a scar, make an ONT
ment of 40 grains of boric acid and
one ounce of lanolin; apply this
daily.
If after peeling onions, one peels a
raw potato the odor of the onions will
entirely disappear from the hands.
If coal dust is piled on a piece Of
paper and then put in the stove it will
burn without deadening the fire.
For summer use no china is more
altogether useful than white with
green design; it looks cool on the
hottest day.
It is now quite the proper thing 70
have ones tableclotls scalloped and
buttonholed instead Of hemstitched as
formerly.
If iodine stains are upon wood, wet
the wood with cornstarch and lei
stand a minute, then rub until the
stains disappear.
Use hot water for all things that
grow under ground. such as potatoes
turnips. and cold water for those
growing above ground.
If you have not an apple corer at
hand, use a clothes pin; by means Of
this makeshift they can be done with
surprising ease.
Do not starch linens; to give the
garment the much desired stiffness
iron it while it is damp and until
it is perfectly dry.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-06
IMPROVEMENTS AT
SUMMIT CAMP GROVE

The preachers tent at Brandywine
Summit Camp Grounds will be refur-
nished this year by the Woman's
Auxiliary. The auxiliary will also deco
rate the platform Of the tabernacle, and
beauufy the circle and the avenues.
The $50 realized from the rummage sale
and lawn-fete make these improve
ments possible.
Maurice F. Alexander win have
charge Of the camp store this year.
The Rev. George c. williams Is preach
er in charge. Among the number of
ministers who viii take cottages. is the
Rev. j. d. c. Hanna of Philadelphia.