davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-05-13
objects to Congressional INQUIRY.

President Taft in a message to Con.
gress, at Washington. D. c.. said it
was his duty to investigate the sugar
frauds, and that a Congressional In.
quiry at this time would embarrass
him.
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Getting Even.

He-"Why not give me your reply
now? 1t is not fair to keep me In
suspense"
She-"But think of the time you
have kept me in suspense!"-M. A. P.
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A Relic of Barberism.

Father-"What is that red-and-
white striped pole over in the corner
of your room?"
Senior-"Oh, that's a relic of bar
berism."-Yale Record.
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At the Dance,

Fair Partner-"You like waltz
lng?"
The Other One-"Passionately."
Fair Partner-"Then why don't
you learn it?"-Frou-Frou.
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So you're way down in the dumps
Blue, you say?
Think you've played out all your trumps!
oh, go way!
Life's not a game Of poker;
In this game you use the Joker.
It's the card you hold the longest;
It's the one you find the strongest:
Laugh, and drive the blues away!
Laugh, / say!
Jean Dwight Franklin, in the Century.
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Makes Them Headed.

Scott-'There's nothing in the
world that will turn a girls head
like fattery."
Motif don't know; there's per.
oxide Boston Transcript.
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Japanese Prince q vss,to~

Prince Tokugawa IyesAto. Presi-'
dent OF the japanese House Of Peers.
went about New York CITY seeing
the sights,
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Admiral McCalIa Dead of Apoplexy.
Rear-Admiral B. H. McCalla. U. 5.
N, died of apoplexy at Santa Bar
bara, Cal.
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n, Moab X. Davis Dead.

DR.. Noah Knowles Davis, who had
held the chair of moral philosophy In
the University of Virginia for many
years. died at Charlottesville, va.
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Didn't Find 1t Anywhere.

DIdnt FInu IC AHyWHefe'
"Had your father discovered that !
was a poet, dear?"
mo, though he told m he had
read everything you have written. >
Sourire.
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Vindictive

'This show cost the producer $780,
o0O."
"I am glad of II. "-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-05-13
His Number.

His Number.
"What sort of a chap Is he?"
"Weil, he kicks for Waldorf service
at a fifteen-cent lunch. LOUISVILLE
Courier-Journal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19
H0TAS Y NO T|C|AS

Aboy, Vidal y Comp. Remiten
Auestrasde etiqueta Y solicitan au-
torizaci6n para rotular Ia cerveza
marca "Munchener" fabricada en- los
Estados Unidos. LIE fue negado por
constituir tai etiqueta un falso r6tu-
10.
E. Ferrer, San Juan. Denuncia la:
malas condolences de un cafio que
atravieza los terrenos de Ia San An.
tonic Docking Comp. de Puerta de
Terra.
Medico Insp. DITTO. Sur, informa
sobre ell resultado de SUI vista de ms
pecci6n a los pueblos de Cayey, CT
dra, Aibonito, Coamo, y Juana Diaz
Han ingresado en- ell preside, SEN
tenciados por Ia Corte de Distrito Q
de Ponce, por delitos de escala-
miento Manuel Ariett Arisme ndi
/ 10 amos; Bonifacio Delgado
Castain, S6 amos; Luis Morales Ortiz
a6 amos; Andres Guzm&n q seis afo:
Felipe Padilla Rivera. & cuatro afo:
y TomAs Franco Casisno y Ramon
Antonio Ortiz .&un ahe cada uno POI
dehtos Dc hurto mayor.
Han ing1esads, sentenciados POI
b Corte de Dirrito de Humacao
jose Flores Ventura, & dos amos d.
preside Por el delito de mutilaci6r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

Pedro Morales Diaz por Pedro Mo-
rales Acevedo a un aiio de preside
por el delito de falsificaci6n;
Gregorio Cruz Marcano, a I'm aiio
de preside por ell delito dc esca la
miento en- segundo grado; Manuel
Rexach, q cinco amos de preside por
ell delito de ataque con intencion
de cometer homicide; Antonio
Rivera Rodriguez por Prudencio
Baez, a cinco amos de preside por ell
delito de escalamiento en- pri-
mer grado; Gabriel Diaz Diaz, a
dos amos de preside por ell deIto de
Homicide involuntario; y Mo-
desto Rivera, a un aiio de preside
por el delito de escalamiento en- &C.
gundo grado.
Juan Santiago Rodriguez, ingre-
So, sentenciado por Ia Corte de Dis
trito de Arecibo, a cumplir condena
de ocho meses de preside por ell de-
Ito de escalamiento en- Segundo
grado.
Lorenzo Ramos Montalvo. ingre-
SO, sentenciado por la Corte de Di-
trito de Arecibo q extinguir conde-
ma de tres amos de preside por dos
delitos de hurto de mayor cuantia
Y escalamiento en- primer grado.
Miguel Rosado Alicia, sentencia-
do por la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, a cumplir condena de cinco
amos de preside por el deito de es-
calamiento en- primer grado."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

Barcelona, mayo Ala llega
do. & esta ciudad, procedente d.
Buenos Aires, el presidente electo d.
] u Repdbica Argentina, doctor Ro
que SAez Peha.
Sc le dispense I'm buen recibi
aaiento por parte de las autoridade:
ydelos elementos sociales de BARGE
l0na.
a las once sali6 con rumbo 8 &c
nova.
Continda Ia prensa liberal dedi'
cando elogios q ','Casandrao. y a su
lustre autor.
En- cambio los periodicos reaccio.
narios atacan furiosamente q Galdos
'1El Correo Catalan" dice que e
gobernador civil, Sr. Munoz, deblt
prohbir Ia representation de ga
aand2'', por ser una obra que cae POI
complete dentro de la sanci6n de!
C6digo penal, puesto que esta llena
De ataques insultos a Ia religion del
Estado.
ESr. Gald6s continua recibiendo
muestras de atenci6n y carino de los
dem6cratas de Barcelona.
Esta noche Sc reunira en- Ia casa
del Pueblo Ia Junta municipal del
partido radical, bajo Ia presidencia
del ST.. Lerroux.
Villagarcia, mayo 4.-Por su heroi
co comportamiento en- el salvamen-
to de Ia tripulaci6n de Ia goleta "yan
kee'"4Edward and Bermind'', nau-
fragada en- Enero de 1909 en- Ia costa
Norte, las autoridades americanas
han concedido recompensas 8 Juan
Santos, Manuel Gonzalez y Secundi-
no Santamaria, marineros gallegos,
tripulantes.del vapor Mercedes La
reizaga", quienes con arrojo temera-
rio salyaron Ia tripulaci6n de aque-
La goleta, que constaba de II hom-
bres.
En- el consulado ingles Sc impuso
hoy una de las medallas, en- presen-
cia de las autoridades de Marina.
Las restantes Sc impondrAn GUAM
do Sc presenter los interesados au-
eentes.
Las recompensas son regalo per-
sonal del presidente Mr.. Taft, y con-
sisten en- soberbias medallas de orc,
de un valor intrinseco de 50 duros,
con expressive dedicatoria relatando
el hecho.
Las Pafmas Canarias. Mayo A.
Causando grandes perjuicios al
comercio y agriculture, contin ia en-
el puerto Ia huelga general de car ga
dores y estiyadores, marchAndose
aver y hoy para MADEIRA, Tenerife y
Dakar cerca de 80 vapores sin hacer
operaciones.
El conflicto no Sc soluciona pol
las mtransigencias de patronos y
obreros.
Estos no resistiran mucho tiempt
por carecer de recursos.
Procedente de Tenerife lego e
crucero Carlos W, para aprovisio.
narse de carbon y vfveres en- este
puerto refugio, teniendo alguna d.
ficultad por Ia huelga.
El comandante de Marina confe-
renci6 con el presidente de las agre-
riaciones obreras para aprovisionar
al acorazado, ofreciendose mil huel-
guistas gratuitamente q darle carbon
y viveres, .por ser buque de la
patria.
Asi 10 verificaron, continuando Ia
huelga en- los demas vapores.
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ia PRIMAVERA
Y SUS P[L|GROS,

Con Ia Primavera viene el Gamble
de estacion mas pernieioso para |:
( salud. Todo brota, todo crece, y s Il
superficie salen las impurezas que Ia
Sangre ha acumulado durante el in.
vierno. Es pues la epoca de tomar un
tonico 9 un depurativo para Ia San.
gre, para evadir el cortejo de moles-
tias que Sc experimentation el alo.
antepasado y el anterior & este. Con
el cambio de estaci6n este tiene do
lor de cabeza, el otro pierde el ape
tito, aquel Sc pone pAido como 81 no
tuvira sangre La esposa Sc queja de
migraha, el marido de cansancio y
pocas ganas de trabajar. La hernia
made este tiene el roetro desfigura
do de erupci6nes que le afean. La
mia de aquel Sc halla melanc6lica
y no tiene gusto para NADIA. 1nsom-
MO aquipereza ala, NAL genio de un
lado, gemidos del otro. Asf entra Ia
Primavera en- muchos hogares.
1Que hacer? Pues 10 dnico cuerdo
es limpiar Ia Sangre y robustecerla
y no hay t6nico que haga esto tan ca
balmente como las Pfldoras Rosadas |
del DR.. Williams. Unas pocas dosis |
prueban 10 eficaz de este medicamen |
to soberano para vitahzar y robuste !
Ger el cuerpo entero por medic del
fluido vital: Ia Sangre. Estas pfldo-
ras fortalecen :el organismo, abren
el apetito, tonifican los nervios,
quitan el abatimiento. ST usted no
Sc cuida Ia debilidad Sc cuidara de
usted y de sus dolencias por el
resto de Ia estaci6n. 81 usted
toma las Pildoras Rosadas del Dr..
Williams, Sc pone Vd. al abrigo de
mejor protector contra las enferme-
dades. Centenares de cartas como es-
tas prueban la eficacia de este popu-
lar remedio.
"Me es grato communicates que ha
biendo empleado las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, he tenido con-
tinuada mejora en- mi salud, que
por mucho tempo estuvo quebran-
tada, debido q una debilidad general
que me tenfa palido, debil y falto de
fuersas. Desde que he tornado las re-
feridas pfldoras me encuentro cada
dia con mas energia, pudiendo aten-
der & mis- trabajos personales sin la
fstigs y agitacion que antes me pro-
ducia, y considero que es un gran
remedio para estos climas en- que Sc
debilita uno facilmente y en- que Sc
vive suieto & frecuentes desarreglos
del organismo" De una carta de
Cienfuegos, Cuba, del Sr. Luis Co.
mes Vazquez, Gale Boullon y San
Carlos).
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
liams son ell renovador mas podero-
50 de la Sangre y tonico nervino que
Sc conoce y curan Ia anemia, Ia clo-
rosis, Ia neurastenia, debiidad gene
raj, dolores musculares, reumatlsmo
Ia neuralgia, la migrafa, Ia ciatica;
los desarreglos del est6mago;y las
irregularidades propias de las mu-
jeres. Sc venden en- todas parties. Yea
10 que sea n del DR.. DR.. WILLIAMS
Sc aproxima el cometa y sobre-
vendra un tempo muy caluroso,
tenemos justamente 10 que Vd. ne
cesita, un traje de drl blanco 8
crudo de hilo pudiendo escoger en-
ell surtido mas grande en- Pto. Ri
co. Chaquetas de s1.50 dril blanco
hasta SIS. so seda o alpaca.-P.
Schird & Co.
Despachamos ordenes por correo
q la mayor brevedad. 80 v. p
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NOTAS De ULTRAMAR

! Las autoridades cumplimentarol
a bordo del "Carlos V" al genera
Ferrer.
Ell comandante, oficialidad y ma
rinos saltaron q TERRA para pagar Ia
vista, elogiando endorsements e
, acto de espanolisrno de los obrero:
canarios.
Ferrol, mayo A. La empress
i. Jackson, encargada de las obras hi
draulicas del arsenal, hizo p1blico
que cuenta con el numero necesarlo
de canteros y peones para prosegulr
los trabajos.
Aviso q todos los inscriptos para
que acudan q las seis de Ia manana
del lunes q trabajar.
La guardia civil vigilara fuera del
pueblo para que no Sc coacclone a
los "esquirols' que vengan.
Esperase un escuadr6n de caba-
lleria.
Hay gran ansiedad por yer 10 que
ocurrira el lunes.
Creese que los obreros. tomaran
represalias, ampliando las huelgas
en combination con las socledades
agrfcolas.
Jdsganse inevitables y serio los
trastornos que han de ocurrir.
Astorga, mayo A. Sin auxilio
Official recuerda Astorga sus pasadas
glorias, celebrando el centenarlo de
sus famosos sitios, solemnemente.
Ell pueblo esta de fiesta.
En- la catedral Sc han cantado gran
diosos funerales por ell alma de los
heroes.
Sc ha dado una comida 4 los po-
bres. @
Han venido ell gobernador, ell al
calde Leon y otras personalities.
Ell Ayuntamiento ha celebrado
solemnes session commemorative.
Sc preparan brillantes festeios.
Cijon, mayo A. Los panaderos
de Zaracina, la fabrica mas impor-
tante de Gijon, Sc han declarado en-
huelga.
Los demas industriales acordaron
fabricarle a Zaracina el pan que ne
cesite pero los obreros asu vez scor-
daron negarse.
Sc cree que iran todos los panade-
ros a Ia huelga.
Sc ha recibido una communication
de las sociedades obreras de Mieres
y Oviedo ofreciendose encargarse de
los hijos de los huelguistas para man
tenerlos y educarlos mientras dure
el conflicto.
La noticia ha causado gran jdbilo.
Cogolludu, mayo 4.-En el sitio
denominado Cabeza de Ia Eserpa,
en- este termino, ha sido hanado el
cadaver de Victor Magro Arias, apo
dado "Gagss' horriblemente mutt
lado.
Fueron detenidos, como presun-
tos autores del crimen, Bruno del
Olmo Hernandez y Faustino Peru
cha Martinez, vecinos de Espinosa.
Parece ser que cuestionsron con
motive de haber quitado ell muerto
la merienda y el botillo de Bruno.
En- ell termino de Montarro Sc AFRO
jo al rio Henares, ahogAndose, Be-
nigno Bodega Bravo.
1noranse los movies.
En- ell termino de Pobrecills ha
muerto ahogada una vecina del pue-
bio de Belefa, que fue a aclarar al
rio Scribe.
Creese que quiso recobrar la ropa
que sc llevaba la corriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENE6 INMUEBLEs
Coesur. Caguas 81 ds 81 mayo
1870 s de serln venos los postore odos
los bne renado parte los nscea para cubr las
buone reag ueron ebsgdos por hber pagdo
dsdo mpo conbuconn vencds los rssrgos sgdn dpone
h Ley dc Rsntas Inta1naa
PROPIETAROa Description de II PIopiedad Contzbuconss CASTOR
sproximados
EN- PR1MERA sUBAsTA
Sue C. Monssrrae Perez. 1873 cds casa Bsstriz 625
Salvador Lopez So cdas. Bo Beatiz 391
Raimundo Faura 200 cdaA Bo San Salvador, 1879
Gar Caes terrers MADEIRA Cale Gmenes Scad6 333
Pued desl que dsseen Ion rpevos xpedsn
E cpador cada propdad debe depoar efev 10
dez ento del vslor vand perde
dare pagan da fue subsada la
propedad durans los dies dfas gu v6c6
Csguss, P. R, Abril 13 de 1910.
(Firmada) Enrique Ramos Tuisr.-Colector
Anrobsdo l. Grorne7 Treasurer
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
Youthful Suicides.

There Il q shocking pronsness
Gmong youthful Bengalis 10 kilI than
selves on the least pretsxt II seems
20 Be an exaggerated form Of sulki-
nsss. and one would IKE 20 have q
medical opinion on the matter. A
Student Is reprimanded by his parent
because his studies don't show the ad.
Vaneement expected The boy sWal-
lows some opium and ends his
Studies. A girl wife in HoWrah takes
Q DISLIKE % the second choice Of her
hHsband She also secures an exit by
TIE easy means o. opium A Bengal
woman IN HoWrah wanted 10 50 on q
plHtmage b 0aTA Her mother said
Ghs could not advance the railway
fAFA. and the girl went out b Tree
end hanged hersSlG ThesS are an -
eoAf eaSss.-CAleuttA Empire.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
LIKE HAMMERED GOLD.
Propossd Monument For the Alaska.
YuIson- Pacific Exposition.

Propossd Monument For the Alaska.
Yulsoa- Paeife Exposition.
The Alaska Pacific exposition
monument, 70 be the crownlng work
Of sculpture OF the International en-
hIbition OF 1909, win be covered with
solid gold Leaf. Gold donations to the
amount OF $1,000. necessary to com
pletely cover the great shaft with the
shining metal, WIN be solicited from
Alaskans, YukonerY and the people OF
Seattle.
An AUTHORIZATION to cover the cost
Of building the monument IN stan has
been authorized, the drawings made
and the sculptor Il engaged In building
his clay model The monument q to
stand IN the center Of the plaza In
front Of the magnificent group Of Unit
"a States government buildings and
directly at the head Of the Cascades.
Looking south from the monument
W1n be first the central features Of the
exposition, and then the eye WIN travel
over q panorama Of eighty miles Of
mountain, lake and woodland scenery
b Rainier and the Cascade range.
The exposition monument q 10 Be
more than seventy feet in height. The
monument proper WIN stand on q ped
estAl twenty feet high. This column
Wil be Of Corinthian design, on the
Top Of which WI be q globe giving ths
signs Of the zodiac. On top Of this
giobe will he n hrra Amerfcan aaOlo
with outstretehed wings, a. IN flight
Grouped about the base OF the mouu-
ment VIII be three seated female fg-
ures symbolic Of the northland, the
south seas and the orient Every foot
OF this great monument VIII have the
appearance Of having been hammered
cut OF pure gold II the donations are
G1mcient to complete the undertaking..
Seattle Times.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

HsrS b 4 story spsakinS better fOI
- German emperors goodness Of
hart than his knowlsdgs Of the a.
cent and roya1 game Of golf. 50 yoa
want ground for Jour golf club, 81
Efsnkr md The KAISER b ne British
ombassador &C Berlin. I'VE haven't
eoe nice grass mead0Ws round Berlin.
g y0a have n England, but IN give
yUa q ct Of the GF1nsWah." q pine
esc6st near Benin and great Sunday
ussort q the BoEl1nssl -Ah sra
~ Frank LAsesl1ss rscEisd, Il an
G1aid thsrO would b 100 many tFOssr
ssegF instAnEty Flpllsd the euDer
q. WA boahsuL ~An - bSktsf %
- - ~ e ~ Wan yOa GrS
O9hs h ~ S1AlWr
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
A asSss.s pr,S.n.

ne prison at Cstttnjs. Moatsnesro.
- been described e. surely the most
0zaordinary one n sxistenee. Il pre-
eSat1 little 10 indicate that it b q
paacs q conhnemsnt there being ap-
parsntiy nothing between the prison
e ana absolute liberty. There are no
ester prison walls. and in the eells the
msn-about eight OF tn 70 eAeh-Grs
e confants1ly and comfortably hOus-
q - thsir own personal domestic BE-
tsaglnEs can make them. Moreover.
thVsrs generously I'd. ana cigarettes
wakhcat stint, wine occasionally and
% wUtk ct an combine b eheek nny
esslrs % eScaps moEO eReetraily than
Would strong Wails, iron bars ana an
Gny Ct 5ailers,-London Globe.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
C0mmodors |VandSf6lf dlsc6Raaa-1

Commodors 'va6d161f dlsc0REaah
lanes b. Ruttsr. then ID ths snploy
e the Erie railroad, I man he bsaisssd
ths freight department. q ths Central
noeded, says ths Baltimore NOWR II
y related that some tine altar ~ took
charge Of the CsntzaI's tEa0e o3cs
Butter called On the commoaorD D
submit q plan for impEoVsmant. Wien
- had stated the eans t. prasidant
looksd At him sharply and ankna:
Butter. what does tie New TEA
Central pay you $4,000 Z yer n1P
The reply waa ~For managing t.
freight trafic department"
And then the eommodorp said. wen,
yOu don't expect ne 10 earn youP ~
ary Tor JOG, do your
Rufter went ont ana carried thruann
~ plan on BIS Own Judgment m -
ALT vas highly satisfactory. Ru,f
bscams president of tie Central
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
M F1pav RncIlsh.

5amss q Palmer, nee pre1idsnE elsci
e ths Unitsd statsA nay possibly loo1
aWWard 70 hllng one day the position
. psastdant Il Wi1 b remembered
oR4 o. ths dsath e President NeKln.
~, III. Roosevelt who was thsn vice
psasnt, guccsedsd automatically 70
- psossdsncy without Opposition.
AOuld anything hAppsn % Mr.. TAN
tBAieh We sincerity trust for his sake
@aY nj b ths enssD ~. Palmsr would
pnn1ably, e prscsdsnt were 1o1loWed.
tzAo his place. = Illustrated Londos
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
Wthout q Rina.

A wedding without a-rinG seems u
e1STu01s. but b Oadh spsfA No
~ q usel Amer the cerenony. th0
hEidagsoen moves TIE n0WOr n IL
nGa's- hair hom LIT b Figh1 faR n
vusiSus DGrtB e aDain % woaF . 80
aboFs y0IR right ear q . proalstm
Tswself q wife. Tins ths re tRkss
- pacs e De rinE.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

- assts beard e hahn q lEa@
6 - Nsd Z Do1ssln e 81
sB p0ut6y n wAleh - a1VAsS
. Rm - b0a1sssD; ~ 04R .
60 0beA6ing Wa11AqGd - -
m ADWh the eoWamGR GhaaA o.
nA - fr08sA hfsa GnA tAsW = him
- n 0A4ed GA6kl6 ~ t18GHion
4 Q baekst of het water g may b
m Win tmpunity ana win rs1isA
- @1ns day e h purchased. or n
~ overnight at room tsmpss1turs
3 no b roA6y for Ne TIE day fOI
.lOw1nE."
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

Arab music has been Described -
TIE singing Of prtna donna who has
ruptured her voice In trying % sing =
dnsk with herself. Zach note stari1
1tom somewhere between q sharp and
lat, but does not stop even there and
spliks % into four o. more portions. e
which 10 person can be expectod -
lafeh more than one Ct tinA
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

The falling OF q leaf Il caused By the
formation Of a thin layer OF vegetable
tissue az the point where the leaf stem
Joins the branch OF the tree. AFTER q
leaf ceases 20 make starch and sugar
for the tree this tissue begins 70 grow
and actually cuts the leaf on. After
leaf has fallen the scar left In the end
Of each twig becomes entirely healed
over.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
s.nk vsn;e.

The Bank Of Venice the nrst estxb-
hshment q the kind IN Europe, was
founded IN III. It continued IN exist
nee without interruption until the
overthrow of the republic IN f79T ~
TIE rsvolutionary army Of France.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

sXeR, they have q new sort e fnne-
eien n Chicago that Is quite tn rags.s
what r. It eaIledr
ITS called moving n parry. When
ths hostess learns that the empty
ADuss nsxt door b 70 be occupied she
ealls her guests BY telephone. and
thsy come ana draw cuts for the
noof windows and then sit there and
- up the new nelghbdlss stuR e. the
mOvers carry II in.--Cevsland Plain
DsalsE.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
cstherin. IA, AsadIei.

Catherine de- Medici Of France was
h tan, dignihed woman Of striking per
BunaI appearances. Her manner was Of
tn cold and repulsiYe. her language
hanghty. She was never popular or
ven liked. Her features were regular,
and the chef merit of her c0untenance
was q fun black eye that seemed b
Gasclnats those on whom she looked.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

2heEs are q few people to whose
aktns soap seems al irTitant Thsy
HhOuld ne bran. Ths s0ns Of one Of
fhs Cd kings Of Holland were forbid
asn ths use Of soap. They we're 10 nse
hran Gnd q slice e lemon, the lRttsr
- remove ink stains. Napole6n never
ussd sap, but kept his hands beaut1-
eaIly whine b. ths uss Of bran.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

Bach member Of the Chinese cavslH
HscefYss the equiYalsnt Of about - .
month. and cut Of this be q required
b furnish fodder for his hOesa., In
cass Of tn death or disability q ths
animal he must supply new Ons at
M own expense. The Chinsss cGTa-
Msr q Therefore Vsfy careful e ~
hnrna
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
The Feminine Faea.

A perfect feminine face should meas
ure exactly Eve times the width Of an
ere across the cheek bones. The eye
ahould be exactly two-thirds the width
Of the mouth and the length OF the ear
exactly twice that OF the eye. The
space between the eyes should Be eI-
actly the length Of one eye.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

Tho principal gateway Of AIshabad
8 thiekiy studded with horssshoo8 C
ever 6iEs and mako. Thsre Ars han
drsal cf.thsm nailed an over The graf
Rntes, doubtless the Offering of many
4 wayEarsr who has long sines hnished
II mrthly pilgrimage Ths naerod
eatss Of somnath, in the fort e AgEA.
aro similarly adorned.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

Il vas a quarter Of q century before
the signing OF the American Declara-
tion OF independents that the first the
ater vas opened in New York.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15
Tn. Chinese PIo,w.

A Chinese plow Is a light AFFAIR,
made Of q crooked stick, with . steel
point fastened to IT. and Il pulled BY q
water buffalo.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-01-15

Nc sns has been abiS % give . sits
Gsetugy reason for The formation adope
81 b. the via duck Or maIlArd n
aleht. Tn birds Arrange thsmsslE01
A two couverging lines. IKE q hinge v.
ths leader Occupying the point