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New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
Why Do We See When Asleep

RUT how sensations OF sight cause one to dream
- Of seeing things. since in sleep ones eyes are
tightly closed and perhaps the room IS also quite
dark. And yet not most OF our most VIVID and
important dreams stor es that the mind WeaVeS
for us in term Of sight? The older theories of dreams
u ed to answer these questions more eXcu lively by
referring the laws Of association as they prevail
more powerfully IN the visual images and IN the
memory IF things we have formerly seen. But,
strange as 1t NAV seem a few of our most vivid
visual dreams are moIe or less directly caused by
sensations of ght In the first place. there IS the
very powerful stimulus of what is called the own
light of the retina or the retinal dust Let any
one close the eyes. and even bandage them IN the
darkest room and sensations OF hight and color
will still be localized. to float Just IN front
Of the eyes, or almost it were within the BRAN
itself.
Some years ago | acquired the power to let myself
fall asleep for two three minutes, ana then,
on waking suddenly to trace the connection
between the rapidly fading visual images OF the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

a. .z'7s. difference IN different m
s-.---.'7-s Do certain important re
s- Some plump down into deep
Or Others slide down gradually,
se.I -e' -.su with a series Of re-
b. --'.iie or l.. .t starting &c wake
sa-- - Then --.a-a.ug into deeper
s.a- -sa-r Tile Earl Of Dun
as..... jared Ire saE that the
--. g.. ... ..-.-.- Loal o-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

the "own light of the retina. In
this way ii was proved conclusiVely
that these forms. like the rapid
and meager sketches made on
blackboard with coIored crayons,
suggest to the sleeper the visual
forms he weaves into the story OF
the dream. Such visua! dreams are
particularly frequent. of course Just
as oucls falling asleep, either Tor the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

his early breeding
in Scottish supersti-
ton, rather than
any real effect from
the moonlight, was
probably the cause
of the panic.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
What Suggests
Dreams

ALL the special
L \ senses may fur
nish the excitement
and material of
dreams. Thus the
friend of Dugald
Stewart the philoso-
pher dreamed that
he was walking on
hot lava on Vesu-
vius, having gone to
bed with a Jug Of
hot water at his feet.
The uncoverlng of
he feet at night
has set many a man
to dreaming Of walk
ing over snow fields
or through streams
of icy water; and
many another has
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

| - -@a5 :. Il ne :
----- --e-a Of
-e---a-- .ae-.-E and
w-l---. and The G:--
c---r- .- the m
1lsz---.- r giving
. c--.-..-- account OF
--.s ---- ---... form OF
al lie have Afforded
--e .- most n
te-es---E --- lens 10
modern -ol0CE.
Among --a --ef rea-
s--s --- --. ---Culcv
l---------- Ire subject
ma -- .--eL the
nature ---e-Ea-
-1-s--- he IN
Ce--a.--- MANY OF
-Le a-.--a -.-5. and
q z--- uC-Cal
a-I -.=-.. web as
s-e----- noe be
tween he. - sleep
a-C s-. ----Ual
states - .=-S- as
--vE-a and
e.e- E--- S. much
C- good sense and
Sr-g-a. -.--r-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
DoBRo SLUzBo

lahko dobi vsak mladenic ali 60
spodicna Ma zeleznici ali pa pri
'~brezzicnem brzojavu". Odkar
Je osemurni delavnik postal "a
kon in Sc mnoze b~rezzicne posta-
je, primanjkuje priblizno 10000
brzojavnih vsluzbencev. ZaGetni-
Xxi dobivajo $40 do 800 mesecno.
NaSa Sofa je pod nadzorstvom Vi
sJih brzojavnih uradnikov. Vsem.
XII dokoncajo solo $ povolinim
vspehom, so Sluzbe osigurane. Pi-
Site "a podrobnosti Solskemu "a
vodu. Xxi VAN je najblizii. Natio-
nal Telegraph Institute. Cincin-
natl, O., Philadelphia, Pa. Mem
phis, Tenn, Columbia, S. c.. Da-
venport, Ia, Portland, Ore.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
NASE GIBANJE.
Jugoslovanska eksekutiva.

Lacasni poslujoci odbor Jugo-
SlOvanske socialiSticne we've liza
kongresa naznanja sledeci rezul-
tat volitev clanov move .jugoslo-
vanske eksekutive:
Slovenski kandidatje so dobili :
Mike Kastrun 43. John Petric sc.
Frank Petric sc. Frank Polipec
10 in joe Zavertnik 81 glasov.
Hrvatski kandidatje: Milan He
dji 16, Mato Mario 121. Katarina
Strahota 10. Ivan VeljaGic 20 in
Stjrpan Ilodi IS glasov.
Srbski kandidatic: Nv. Made
movie "a, DuSan Popovic 30. Kosta
Samardziia 20, Blagoje Savic 80
in Stojan Stoianovic "a glaSov.
Nsega Skup jc bilo oddanih 967
glasov (311 SlOvcnskih, 40 hrvat-
skin in 1S6 srbskihl. kar s~priGuie.
da je pravilno glasovalo samo 322
s%odrugov in sodruginj. Stirinaist
slasovnic JIG bio ncveIiavnih.
V now c~cntralni izvrSevalni cd
Dor JugoslovanSkc socialiStiGnc
we've so torcj izvoljeni sledeGi So
drugi in ena sodruginja:
Slovenci:
joe Iavertnik st,
Frank Petric,
John PetriG.
Hrvatje:
Mato Marie.
hatarina Strahota,
Stjepan Zlodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04

more dati revezu. Denar in kruh,
Xxi 81 ga kupi revez "a denar sta
plod revezevega della. Bogatin nj
cesar ne pridela, kar je potreb-
no IA z~ivljenje. Delo reveal dvig-
ne il temnih globin zlato in sreb-
70 in pridela ter izdela vse xiv
ljenske potrebSGine. Ceprav bi ne
bio mic zlata ali srebra in Ge prav
hi ne bio ME bogatinov, vendar
hi lahko vsi ljudje ziveli; nasprot-
no pa hi cd samega zlata in sreb-
ra umrli lakote.
Ceprav bogatin nicesar ne pri-
della in niGesar ne izdela, vendar
porabi mnogo, mnogo wee, kakor
revez. In Gudno je, da je mnogo
lJudi, Xxi smatrajo bogatine "a ko-
ristne cloveSki druzbi ravno "a
radi tega, ker imajo toliko izdat-
kov.
Zavedati Sc moramO, da nam We
elmo ~zivljenskih potrebScin ne nu-
di zemlja, ampak da je zanje po-
trebno trdo delo cloveSkih rok.
Da dobimo zivljenskih potrebS-
Gin, je treba torej zemlje in Glo-
veSkega della; ako lie enega izmed
obojega nj, teda.j ne moremo do
biti zivljcnSkih potrebSGin.
Bogatin torej revezu ne koristi
pray mic; tista korist jc samo ma
videzna. Sal mu je vse bogastvo
in vse blagoStanje uStvaril revez
$ svojim napornim delom. IA kar
mu je dial bogatin mnugo mani.
kakor je bilo delo vredno. Treba
le torej : Stvar globe premis-
liti in vSe dobrote bogataSev do
reveZev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
soCIALISTICNE s

- Socialist v NemGiii so imeli
zadnji teden v Magdeburgu svoj
DRAWN strankin zbor. Pc tainiko-
VEN porocilu ina danes socialistic-
ma stranka V NemGiji 100000 do
birth clanov in 100000 volilcev.
v New Yorku Sc jc vrSil zad-
MO sobOto velikanski volilni shod
ma Union Square. ktercga Sc .je
vdele2ilo Gcz deSet tiSoG delavcev.
Govorili so trije go%vornorski kan
didatje: Charles f. Russell "a
New York. Wilson b. Killingbeck
IA Connecticut in Robert Hunter
IA New Jersey.
Organizacija pivovariev .je
darovala $1,000 IN SocialistiGno vo-
limo kampanjo.
- Socialist V Betlehemu. Pa.
so %uStanovili kooperativno proda-
jalno. Vplacali so $1,000 kapitala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
Odpravite bledico.

Bledica je vedno znamenje ka-
Ike bolezni. Krvi primanjkuje po-
trebna mnozina rdeGih kritvoril-
nih krogljic. ker nj hrana povsem
%pripravna. To pomanjkanje krvi
dovede do velike zgube moGi in
energije ter INA p~ostati zelo ne
varno, ako Sc ga pusti brez zdrav-
ljenja. NajboljSi cinitelj in kre-
pitelj krvi je Trinerjevo ameriSko
zdravilno grenko vino, napravlje-
no IL cistega, iZvrstnega rdeGega
vina IL Zdravilnih zeliSG\ velike
vrednosti. Rdece vino obsebi pom
nozuje kri, vendar pa njegovo
zdruzenje 2 tenn zeliSGi Sc poveGa
njegovo ucinkovanje. V sluGaju
vsake bolezni, Xxi ina "a make
bledost, zmanjSevanje teka, teles-
no slabost in tralno u%trujenost,
ina Trinerjevo ameriSko zdravil-
no grenko vino navadnO naibolii
in najhitreji ucinek. Nj ga pripo-
roGamO osobito bledim in boleh-
MIN gospem. gospicam in bolni-
kom. Xxi SO ma potu zdravia, ter
potrebulejo novo, polno in Gisto
kri.
Y lekarnah Jos. Triner. 1888
1889 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04

Skopuh. Mlada DANA je nabira-
la IA reveze. PriSla ie tudi k bo-
gatemu skopuhu. "NiGesar nj
nam. milo dete,' j ie dejal go
Spod Nikolidostimel. - "No pa
81 vzemite te-le cente IL moSniic-
ka". odvrnilo .je dekle zasmehlii-
vo, "kakor vidite, nabiram "a
r~eveze."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
Cenjenemu SLOW. obcinstvu v
Chicago

mammalian, da sem Sc preselil s
starega bivaliSta 1343 w. Is. ce-
sta na 1913. Blue Island Ave.
Oh tel priliki Sc topic priporo-
cam cenJenemu obcinstvu. da Sc
V prihodnje naroGa pri meni pre-
mog, drva, Z "a selitev in
drugovrstni prevoz it'd.
Frank Udovich.
1913 Blue Island Ave. Chicago. I'll.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
ALI so BOGATIEI REVEZEM
KORISTNI?

To vpraSanje je razmotrival an
gleSki zdravnik Charles Hall. XII
je Zivel cd leta 1745. do leta 1920.
Hall je incl V svojem poklicu
mnogo Opraviti I revnimi in bed
mimi ljudmi Londonu in ie ia
koJ temeljito spoznal Nth pomani
kanje. Hall je priSel do zakljuc-
ka, da Sc V cloveSki druzbi mno-
II ma eni strani silna beda. ma dru-
q strani pa Sc kupiGi ogromno
bogastvo; tisti, XII zivOtarijo V ne
znosni bedi, rlorajo trdo delati {:
tisti pa, Xxi imaio ogromna boga-
stva, Tive prijetni brezdelnosti.
Zategadel obstoji med revnimi in
bogatimi ljudmi Representative
razredno ~nasprotstvo in jasno Sc
pokaze potreba razrednega boja.
Vnaslednih vrstah 81 hoGemo
V glavnih potezah ogledati Halo
va izvajanja. Charles Hall raz-
pravlja takole:
SploSno Sc je trdilO. da so bo-
gatini revezem prav tako potreb-
nj in koristni kakor revezi boga-
tinOm. Meni Sc zdi, da Sc to n
Je ne da wee opraviGiti. Poglej-
mo 81 samo, kaj stori revez "a
bogatina in kaj bogatin IA reve-
Ia!
Revni MOI naredi s svoiim de
lom skoro vse. kar bogatin je. pi-
ie in oblaci; revez mu postavi hi
so, kjer s%tanuje in mu sploh sto-
RI vse, karkoli bOgatin ina in uzi-
va. kajti zemlja bi rodila le malo
plodov brez c~loveSkega della.
kaj pa naredi bogatin takega.
kar bi koristilo revezu? PRAY nj
cesar. Toda on da denar. da 81
revez lahko nakupi potrebScin.
Toda denar ne ustvari mic move
ga, ampak samo premenja lastni-
ka tistih stvari. Xxi Jill .je ustvari-
10 delo. Denar stvari enemu wa
me, drugemu jih pa da. Mislimo
81 ladjo dalec kje ma sirokem NOR
Ju. Mornarji in potniki Sc boie.
da ne bodo imeli dovoli zivil.
predno dospo Y pristaniSGc. Ia
tegadelj bodo dobivali ljudie ma
ladu vsak dan maniSc mnozine
Jedi. Ma ladJi Sc nahaia tudi ime-
niten bogataS, XII ina denarja do
volj. Tia ponudi enemu izmed teh
mornar.jev vecjo vsoto dcnaria.
Gee mu prcpusti Svoi helez. Norman
j. zadovoljcn, da gospodu svoi
driez in vzamc denar. V TEN stu
caJu je wei dcnar hogataSa enc
mu toliko, kolikor je dial drugc-
ru, torcj nj uStvaril mic koristne-
Ga. Il ladjo lahko primeriamo
zcmljo, Xxi ina dolcceno mnozino
zlvlJensklh potrebSGin.
.iko bl Sc ne uStarovilo ma Zem-
III gospodstvo dcnaria. tedaj hi
bIla visa Stvar kaj prcprosta. Bo-
gatln hi ne mogel revezu ~nicesar
datI, raven tcga. kar hi 81 bill
prldelal Z lastnim delom. Toda
dcnar zakrije in potvari YES po-
jay. kakor Sc vrSi Y resnici : TEN.
da da bogatin denar, Sc zdi, ka-
kor da hi dial zivljenskc potreb-
seine same. Danar jc torei samo
srcdStvo cato, da Sc ljudstvo va
ra in slept.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04

pOk ... Pa ia tema Iasut
je. S prsti je slueajno dotipal ste
no. Bila je vlazna. Pozeljivo 81 je
namoGil ustne. Tisti hip mu je ST.
Mia V glavo misel: Kaj bo? ...
Pomagati 81 nj mogel nikakor.
Ali vedo gori, kaj Sc je zgodilo?
Ali ga pridejo resit' Misli so
Sc mu podile pc CLAW. Sc nikdar
mu MISC mozgani delovali 5 tako
moGjo in S tako naglico Kdo
pa maj pomaga? Tisti, XII Jill je
vedno podil cd sebe? Donna
je V ruti denar, privar-
cen, pristradan denar, a tukaj ne
more doseci koSGka suhega kruha,
kozarca vode! . Ali Sc kaj ga
ne? Napeto posluSa, da hi
mu mt moglo uiti, Ge hi padla pest
peska ma tia. NiGl Sam. sam,
zakopan. san Z mislimi, XII Ego in
bodejo in trpinGijo hujSe od zeje
in lakote. Kdo We. kako dolgo je
ze9 In mic sc ne game. Same misel,
Xxi kljuje, da jo Skoraj sliSi: Vsak
maj skrbi san Ease Misel in
Sc nekaj druzega, cesar Sc ne po-
zna. y polagOma, polagoma spoz-
nava: BlaznoSt. StraSen kriG Sc
mu izvije IL grla in zopet ga resi-
omedlcvica. Zbudi ST. morcGe mi
Sli Sc ~vrnejo in ko ie na.jhuiSc.
zopet omedli. Sc dvakrat Ma
enkrat zaGuje trkanje. Ena-
komerno. Inamenje? Gotovo
znamenje. Hipoma, kakor da jo
vodi neviden duh. najde roka ka-
men. Tho pOsluSa pazno, pazno.
Trkanje Sc ponavlja. In njegova
roka odgovarja Z enakim znamen-
jem. ReSilci p~rihajajo!
Toda Kdaj pridejo do ME
ga? Koliko DO treba odkopati9
Ali bo Sc xiv takrat! Kaj ce Sc
zruSi mani, ma glavo nova plast
pa ga ubije? Ali vsaj truplo bodo
naSli in poSteno pokopali. a NOR
da morda oStane vendar Sc
xiv
Inamenje Sc priblizuje - po-
cast, poGasi. Ali minevajo ure ali
dnevi? V strahu in obupu .
koncnO zarek o Bog. o
Bog, lie Sc malo casa, ne zda.j IL
mreti! Spranja Sc Sri. Gla-
sow, cloveski GLASGOW, Xxi prihaja-
jo reSevat cloveka Siroka
plast svetlobe Sc mu zlije cez o.
braz, tako bleSceGa, da nora "a
mizati in zopet ga obide slabost.
ko Sc zaveda, lei ma trait, o.
krog MEGA ljudje, voda in zdrav-
mix Nekaj delajo Z njegovi-
mi rokami Petru .ie. da hi
skocil ma noge in padel ma kolena
in objemal ljudi in jim poljuboval
roke.
- Mirno zdaj, popolnoma mir
no! Mic Sc ne r%azburjati. Use DO
dobro.
Nosiljo so prinesli in zdaj ga
po!agajo nanjo. Peter pa jeclja
kakor otrok. XII hi Sc .jokal in SINE
jail. Jeclja: vi, vi. vi! Ljudje!
Mirno, mirno. Zdaj je vse
dobro.
V bolniSnico ga neso. a Petru
je kakor da bi ostal tam doll clO-
vek. Xxi ga .ie bill nekdaj poznal,
tukaj pa neso novega cloveka, Xxi
je Sc lie priSel ma svet ----.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
STE zE POSTAL DRzAVLJA-
MO

&c Sc niste, je najbolje, da 81
takoj nabavite njizico v slovens-
KEN ieziku: "Naturalizacijski "a
kon' poljudno raztolmacen "a
vsakega.
Knjizica stane samo IL ct. in Sc
10 naroci pr sodr. John Petricu
2708 SO. Lawndale Ave-, Chicago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
Srbi:
Dusan Popovic.
Blagoje Savic,
Sto.ian %StOlanovic.
Srbi:

V slovenski narodnostni Odbor
sta izvoljena sodruga: Mike Ka-
strun in Frank Podlipec.
Hrvatski narodnostni odbor:
Milan Glumac, Ivan Della.
Srbski sodrugi Sc MISC volili
svojega narodnostnega odbora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04
..Katera vera lie naibolisa9,, /.

vpraSal Ratchet ~Solaria. 'KatoliS-
ka.' glasil Sc je odgovor. "Po
Gem sodiS?' Pc TEN, ker Sc vsem
fajmoStrOm tako dobro godi."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04

Pc navodilu slovenske angleskc sIov.
nice. tolmata in angl. SLOW. ~slovaria So
lahko vsaki prcprosti 6lovek angleSci-
ne, kakor 10 v ~navadnem z~ivlieniu rabi
Priuti, kar jc V tel dezcli nuino 20.
trebno ako hofe kak boljsi poscl in ne
odvisno zivcti. Knjiga V platno vczana
stane samo $l.OO in je dobiti pri
v. ]. KUBELKA,
53s w. 145th St., New York.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04

53s w. 145th ST., New York.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-04

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje pc udih, neural
gijo, zvinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
Jevim pain Expeller'. Pravi
Pain Expeller Sc dobi tudi V A
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a 25
centov steklenica in Sc spozna po
varstveni znamki S sidrom. Pri
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-28

month with Roosevelt IN Europe. There
IS no doubt OF the warm friendship exist
ing between the two chiefs. says Roose-
velts friend
The reason President Taft will not greet
Roosevelt at New York is not because OF
any personal feelings, but for reasons Of
proprlety The President accepted the in
vitation to Bryn Mawr on the day Roose-
welt returns at the earnest appeal OF a
friend OF the colonel
Postmaster General Hitchcock and As
sistant Secretary Hilles, OF the Treasury
Department, are urging upon the Presi-
dent the need OF the new 100000 post
office, to be located near tho Union Sta
ton. There IS a possibility that this Item
may not be included In the public build
ings bnl because OF overcrowding, and
the post-office officials are putting forth
every effort 20 save IL
Maj. J. c. Napier. a negro business man
Of Nashville, Tenn, has declined Presi-
dent Tafts offer OF foreign mission.
His name had been mentioned 10 succeed
". T. Vernon as Register OF the Treas
ury. but there will probably be no change
In that Office. according to the President.
President Taft yesterday accepted an
invitation TO review the 1915 Boston
parade on July 4.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-28
CONGRESS BRIEFS.

Members Of the House fairly hate the Il O'Clock
meeting hour When Speaker Cannon called the
House to order ct that hour yesterday morning and
the chaplain offered prayer there were only thirteen
members In their seats. few members drifted in
from tine 20 time bat even after pension bills had
been disposed Of and the House resumed considera-
ton Of the sIndry civil appropriation bill there was
scarcely coTpUTals guard present and at u O'Clock
the regular meeting hour there vera not enough TO
constitute quorum
There a hearing before the House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce yesterday on
tho SulSer bin 10 create department Of transporta-
ton, and which proposes TO at oucs and for all
time eradicate from the body polin the abuses OF
tho great and powerful iHteTstate tranSpntAtiOn
conpanies.'
Representative Robinson. Of Arkanas Yesterday
INTRODUCED az the request Of the Peace League a
Joint resolution providing for joint assembly OF the
legislative bodies Of all governments 20 be held in
the United States TO promote peace and good Will
throughout the world
The President sent 20 the Senate yesterday the
nomination q Gordon Russell. a Democratic Con-
gresham from Texas. 70 be United States district
Judge IN the Eastern district OF TeIaA The in
ability ot tho President to get a Republican LAWYER
in the district whom he belieyes measures IN 10
the position Is responsible for the appointment Of
Democrat
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-28
CAPITALS GROW EASTWARD
Obey Law Noted in Expansion of
Worlds Political Centers.
RandIe Highlands an Example of
Extension of City Toward
the East.

Announcement appears in this issue OF
The Washington Herald Of A special sale
OF home sites at Randle Highlands. TO
begin next Monday.
The statement makes the fact quite
plain that the city Is having a remark
able growth to the eastward. and some
reasons are advanced why this growth.
having auspiciously begun, must con-
tinue.
Washington is growing rapidly in oil
directions. II Is among the smaller cities
Of our own country. and Is the smallest
capital OF any large nation on the globe.
In recent years the city has taken on a
new stride, so TO speak. and its expan-
sion is the wonder alike Of its own peo-
pie and those who occasionally visit II
from p distance.
This naturally leads to new develop
ment OF the suburban territory. and
among the most promising openings for
the investment OF money IN real estate
is in the eastern portions Of the District.
which includes Randle Highlands. VAL
ues have greatly advanced there in the
last few years. and are likely to enhance
much faster in the years to come, as the
growth Of the Capital sets more contin-
uously IN that direction.
In the statement referred to. the fact
is set forth that while commercial cities
grow westward, in obedience to their law
OF expansion. the capital critics Of great
nations grow eastward. according to a
law Of their extension.
Washington in the early years. while
It's trade and commerce were more IN
evidence than the fact that this IS the
capital OF the nation, advanced in a
northwesterly direction. But since the
Spanish war the national idea has come
to the front IN decisive way. and the
growth Of Washington seems TO have
swung into line with other CAPITALS Of
the world in growing eastward
Buyers Of homes or home sites M Pan
die Highlands will not only take adj
vantage Of this law Of the growth Of
capital cities. but property bought there
now at moderate prices. will naturally
advance with the settlement Of the sub-
division by well-to-do and sturdy naonIa
who are finding permanent home amid
the best environment to be found near
the CAPITAL City.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-28
Physicians Recommend Castoria

ST0RA has with pronounced favor the part physicians
Ceuical societies and medical authorities It used by physicians with
results gratifying The extended of CastOa is nqueOnaby the
result Of three hs FhS-Ihe ndputabe evidence that it hamleS
sThat not only aayS stomach pains and qe the nerves. but as
es the food TIt agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor Oil
absolutely SAFE It does not contain any Opium Morphine other narcotic
and does not upy. unlike Soothing Syrps Bamans Drops GOdeya
Cordial etc. This good deal for Medical Journal say Our Duty how
ever expose danger record advancing health The day
for poisoning innocent children through greed ignorance ought end To
knowledge Casto remedy which produces cmpo8ure health by
regulating the by supeng iand readers entitled to-
the infOmatiOni- JOaraa O Health.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-28
PRESIDENT WILL CONTINUE
HIS TRIPS OVER COUNTRY

President TAFT will not stop travelling
Just because the House refused yesterday
to make the $4,000 expense money usually
given a President Immediately avail
able"
Instead. Mr. Taft will keep up his Jour
neys about the country. and. II necessary.
Will pay for them out Of his own purse.
The President told callers last night
that he would not cancel the engage
ments he has made for a trip to New
York on Monday and the jaunt through
Ohio and Michigan. which is to begin
Thursday. The jump to New York. It
was figured out, will cost Mr.. Taft about
800. and the other trips several thousand.
Notwithstanding the fact that he is far
from being a rich man, the President, II
was said, will not break his already ac-
cepted invitations.
The appropriation OF $4,000 for travel
ing expenses Of the President made last
year. it was said at the White House.
has been used up already.
Warm FFiendshIp Exists.
President Taft and Col. Roosevelt IN
derstand each other fully, and the for
mer President is in hearty accord with
the present Executive. according 10 a
man who has Travelled for more than