davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-12-24
4 sure Cure.

sure Cure.
Mother-I'm afraid Gwendoline Is
setting her heart on that young Pen
niless.
Father-You think 60?
Mother--I am almost sure of It.
Father-Well. he is not At person
for her to marry. He is as poor as a
rat and has no prospects. Something
must be done to set her against him.
Mother-I have thought OF that and
have hit upon what think Is an excel
ent plan.
Father--Yes? What is tt?
Mother-We must tell her that we
'ant her to marry him.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-12-24

ed tie "snapshottng' OF celebrities. which means
the making of instantaneous photographs OF the
people who are temporarily permanently In the
public eye and whose personal appearance is conse-
Quenty matter of interest to the people of all parts
OF the country.
Few newspaper readers who take delight In the
mass of pictures spread nowadays over every print
ed page. stop to reflect what comparatively
short time ago 1t that first saw such embellish
ment of the chronicle of the days happenings Most
OF our readers can doubtless remember distinctly
the time when pictures we're unknown In their favor
lte newspaper. and even after crude cuts began to
make their appearance in the advertising columns OF
the weekIies. AMI later in the dailies 1t long
lapse the pictures to be found In the read
ing columns and yet longer time before the reader
came to expect not mere scenic subjects but graphic
pictures OF the current happenings of the busy world
The vocation Of snap-shotting celebrities has
been the outgrowth-the very latest outgrowth 1t
might be termodof the practise of recording in pic
ture as well as in story the dongs OF all the world.
When the uewsraperreading public came to expect
The quick reflection in picture form of great happen
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-12-24

fnere D nors ostauh n thh sectjon o. she country
khan an other diseases put together I'D u III the isse
few years uas supposed 70 be Incnrnbe For grey
many years doctors pronounced q local disease ana
prescribed local remedies and BY constantly iailn9
10 cure with local treatment pronounced mcurnlie
Science has proven CAt,rrh 10 Be CONSTITUTION al o.
ease and therefore requires consf utona treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure. manufactured by =. Cheney
Co.. Toledo Ohio, b the only Constitutional cure o.
the market II b taken internally IN doses from y
drons 10 feaspooaft Tt acts directly on THE blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system: They offer one
hundred dollars for any caee u falls 70 cure 5eno
Tor circulars and testimonials. - = 81. 3
Address: T. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. ohio
Tax TaSs Il Hars S Family Piis for constipation
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-12-24
irnportant to- haofnere
No Wonder

Il thought ] would introduce real
COW into my comic opera"
How did It work."
Didn't work at all. The milkmaids
frightened the cow"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-12-24

The charm Of the unattainable is
long drawn out
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Slnsapparat scsen 2nftidiff.

glus Yaris meIoet man: 9ie 2uft'
itiiieroffi5iere bon CHALET rnlo Utel.
Don buben iutereiiante 8eriu6e altf
Dem giiieltburm gentadt. IS ban.
belt iid Inn Gin neues Ingriffsoer.
fabren qegen Ienfbare 9uIlons, oas
bon Oem @enieoffi5ier Saron erfln.
ben poroen lit. Bon Der 8ermu'
tbung ausgebe;SS, oaB es einem fran'
SoIti6en 6lugopparat gelltngen iei,
Iih iiber einen ieinolid)en 2uftballon
bu erbeben, IGBt Der Slugapparat 9e'
aen Sen 9aQon einen Bfeil tallen,
Ser BON Der SanS Ses glpiatifers ge.
Dorfen piro un6 ourh ieine eigene
Sfpere in Die Siefe iallit. Der Bieil
lit 10 fonitruirt, oaB er fortuGbreno
nit Der Spite segen bic @rOe gerif.
tet bleibt uno beim auiprallen ouf
ben gallon SeiIen SiiGle nift MIR ger.
fort, ionoern gleih5eitig aud Die @r.
pIofiun zines fleinen Sorpebos Der.
urIadt, woSurh Der geiammte Bal.
Ion iantnlt SSniaiien 5erit0rt DerOln
fam. Die 8eriuhe erfolgten bon
Der erIten @tage 6es @iffeItburmes
auf fIeine 9aIlons uno OerIiefen iebr
befrie0taeno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Giue UsitleiSs.S .Sntiitif.

9us pipdoIogiid reht intereliante
TrobIem oes NitleiOs BEL ainoern
bat 8. 9oed burh cine Runofrnge
Der 2oiuHg ndber 5u bringen gclnbt
un0 uer0ffentlidlt nun Die Intporten
in einem fIeinen gufe. @r bate
t39 fsragebogen 3itoerlGnigen, an
tritiihes 9eubndten geiuobnten 9eu'
ten iiberianot, ioOaB beiuiiBte un6 I'M.
belpuBte Sdui6ungen ODER llebertret'
bilngen nob @foglidJfeit ouSgeihlol'
len mur0en. 0as GrgebniB oieier
Runoirage iuaren Die na6Itebenoen
Sbatia6en: aeuBeringen oes Wtit-
Ieios bat man an &inoern ihon in
oeren eritem 9ebeusjnbre beobadtet.
Am bGufigIten uno it1rfiten iino oieie
GeuBcrungen 5miihen bem Oritten
unO fiiniten 2ebensiabre. Iuffal-
leno, naNentlib pon 9ebrern pielfab
beobahtet, lit oas 3uriidtreten oes
0titIeiOsaffeftes in ODER nab Dem
5lpolften Sabre. Serner priifte man
BEL ben $50 mitgetbeilten fSdllen les
banoelte lid I'M 34S &nauen uno
2S2 M6o6en i'm gllter bon einem bis
5p6lf SSabrem BEN SegenitanO oes
NiitIei0S. Sn 959 6dlen gait es
N1eniden, in 207 6Glen Shieren.
Gilan5en ooer IebIoie @egemtduoe,
pie a. .. 8uppen fomen nit elmer
mgleid nieorigereu 3nbI an Die
Reibe. Sedt intereifant lit es, onB
lmter ben Meniben Die 0tutter es
mar, Die am bdufisiten bemitIeioet
pur6e. Crit an Speiter Stelle fam
Der 8ater, unb am oiirftigiten lpur-
ben Die @eidfpiIter beoaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Gut erflGrt.

gIuf Dem erlten aoIoniaIfongreb
in 2on6on naren Ibgeianbte aus al.
len britiiben aoIonien eridienen.
9lls Yantoni, Elm auitroliiher Gin
se6orener, nah ieinem 8aterlanOe
3uriidfebrte ltno ieinen 9onoslellten
9eridt eritattete iiber Oas, mas er
i'm fernen 3anOe sebort uno seieben
bate, oa forberten iie i'm oui ibnen
bod Oas mGhtige 2ouOon 10 81 idiI.
bern, oab iie ii6 elm Bib oapon ma
den fonnten. @r nidte beOG6tig nit
Sem &opfe, ihullte elm paar au9en'
bIide iinneno Dor iid bin uno Dinfte
ibnen oann. ibm gu iolgen. Sbne elm
@ort Su GuBern trat er an einen
aroBen glmeiienbiigel beran uno
Itiir5te i'm nm. SSn llmieben NOR Der
9oocn beOedt nit 6ablloien gluetieu,
Die i6einbar 5iel- uno 5rpedlos an-
einanSer ooriiberitiir5ten uno frend
unO quer nah allen 8inorihtungen
our6- uno auseinanber rannten.
,2onoon - 2onoon - 2onoon!"
i6rie 8antoni, inbem er nit ben
SanOen na6 Dem 6eritorten glmeiien.
bou pies lmo ieine Sreunoe arf oies
Itunuerpirrenbe @efribbel au'mert'
lam mahte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

Scranton. Lackawanna County und staat
Pennsylvania, bekannt ais Lots No. IL
und IL i'm Block No. rs und vorne an
grenzend an Jackson Strasze, und list 1ede
derselben 26 Fusz In Front bel l6O FUSE
in Tiefe, laut elmer Karte oder Plane be-
titelt Price and Pancoast's Addition to
the City OF Scranton, Pennsylvania" list
dasselbe Eigenthum, welches Michael Ga
win ct. ux., durch Urkunde init dem Da-
tum des 81 Januar 1895 und eingetragen
in der oOffice zur Eintragung Won Deeds
in und fuer Lackawanna County i'm
Deedbuch No. 124. Seite SO etc, bewillig-
Ausgenommen sind Kohlen und Miner
alrechte. Verbessert, init einem zwei-
stoeckigen hoelzernen Wohnhause und
Auszengebaeuden darauf.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage Won Harry t.
Stoddart, Receiver der Eastern Union
Building and Loan Society, gegen Henry
Walters, Administrator der Hinterlassen-
schaft der verst. Ann Kullberg und
Charles Kullberg. Axel KullberR. Andrew
Kullberg. Schuld $3.50. Unforeseen ,vom
30. November 1910, Anwaltgebuehren
und Kosten. Judgment No. $50, oktober
'''' BROWNING, Anwalt.
Ferner:
No. 12-All jener gewisse Strich Land,
gelegen In der Zweiundzwanzigten Ward
der Stadt Scranton, Lackawanna County
und Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt und
beSchrieDen VIE IOlBt. ISL Lou NO. lil
Block No. an der suedlichen Seite Won
Sloan Avenue, vie verzeichnet auf der
Karte der Keystone Land Company. Be
sagte Lot ist 40 Fusz in Front an Sloan
Avenue und 145 FUSE in Tiefe zu elmer
Court fuer oeffentlichen Gebrauch, IA
Fusz brett. Besagte Lot Is rechtwinklig
in Form, vie verzeichnet auf der Karte
der Keystone Land Company. eingetrag-
en- in Lackawanna County i'm Deedbuch
No. 142. auf Settle 261. nebst den Zube-
hoeren; dies ist diesselbe Lot, uebertrag-
en- durch die Keystone Land Company
an Beatrice Mulherin und Michael p.
Judge. durch Deed datirt den 20. Januar
1905 und eingetragen i'm Deedbuch No
213. auf Settle 687, und diselbe ueber-
tragen durch Quit-claim Deed durch
seine Frau. an die vorbesagte Beatrice
Mulherin durch Deed datirt den II. April
1903. Reservirend, indessen, all Kohlen
und Mineralien unterhalb der Oberfiaeche
vie dieselben reservirt sing durch die
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company In
dem Deed an die Keystone Land Com
pany. Allies verbessert, NIT einem dop-
pelten zweistoeckigen, und basement,
hoelzernen Wohnhause.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage Won w. X. Beck
gegen p. Mulherin. Schu.d $4,000. In
tressen vom 1. Oktober 1910, Anwaltge-
buehren und Kosten. Judgment No. IT'S.
November Termin 1910. Fl. Fa. zum
Januar Termin 1911.
an has stuanuts Gissntbum pirb nur ssssr
SaarjabluHs rsrtauft.
g. 8. Gennor, Sderif.
s&uiTsami, Sudutou, pa, Dcnuufas, ben
8. Dtgtmbtr 1910.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
-s
Cine GieTeHb6bIe.
81 ben BFrrtiniIdsn HIpsH ~ siHs iuitns ARE.
lid sHtet6t Hub srfpridbt Rprbsn.

Cine rieItge S0bIe pnter ban
0adItein lit Dom 6iterreidiiden
gerein fir S06Ienflru6e iiineft
cnt6cft tuonoer.
Ser @ingang liegt in Der IGbe Der
berIaIienen angeraIpe BEL S6ertroltn,
1900 Meter iiber Dem Meere. Cine
@eieaidaft bon iieben Serren tino
cine Dame begab iib tuobIausge-
riiitet IN oieie SobIe. Sie fanS Spu.
rem friiberer 8eriude, IN Die S0bIe
ein5ip0riitgen. Strter Dem @irtgolg
5eigte fi6 oindhIt eine 8orboIe, bic
nod matt bonn EaeesIift erIeldtet
uno bon einem eiiigen 9uftSug burd-
pebt mar. sic berlief in einen fab.
f0rmigen boben EunneI, offenbor
burd Die eroiionstbGtisfeit md6tiger
@aiiermaiien entitdnoen. gluf iei-
nem @run6e befanb iih cine 5fpei 0e-
fer tiefe i6lu6tartige Rinne, Die iif)
bas aIlu1blif perrinnenbe 8aiier in
elmer ipGteren Beriooe nod geeraben
boben mub, nit ein5elnen 9eden, In
6enen fIores @aiier itano. Na6 iin.
eef6br 300 Weter gntfernlng bonn
gingaHg fam man an einen tiefen
@baruno. Redts bon bieiem gelonete
man our6 einen aufiteiseuoen Gang
uno oam bur6 etnen 50Uleter boben,
fteiI aufipGrts fiibrenben, on Der
SobIe oIrd einen fleinen Bad aus
geboblten ElinneI in elm Dabres 2a'
bprintb bon iteil auftudrts fiibrenoen
GtoIlen un6 Sb66ten, Die iid i6fper
aueGngIib ertpieien unb Dem 8or-
brinesn Der friiberen 9eiu6er Salt
geboten batten. @iner Der STOLEN,
anfongs eng, bolb bon tropfitein-
aei6miidten &ammern unterbroden,
iuurbe our6fIettert iiber iteiIe Stiifen
unb tiefe @aIferlo9er. @r enoete in
einen langen nieorigen Sang, bic.
fer fiibrte einen boIben &ilometer ab.
pGrts. 8eim austritt itano Die 8e.
ienidaft pI0sIid in elmer 8ieienbaIle,
oeren 9ooen nit trodenen seiprltnse-
iten 2ebmpIutten bepedt mar. Bei.
tere rieiige @etp0lbe idloiien fif an.
Ssn einem Der sroBten fanb man ei'
nen so W1eter boben Sduttfegel, Der
BON einem 9edeneinIhtr5 berriibrte.
Bon bier ans eridlieBen ii6 nab
alien Seiten Sallen uno @Gnge. 9ie
meiIten ober breden iinmittelbar Dor
i6auerIiden Ibgriinben ab, nn
oeren grfori6ung iid Die @eieaidaIt
ni6t mebr tpngte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
@ermanen nnS SIaiuert.
DE ils ii6 ant bsuHher Grbs im eaHfe bss
SabrbHHSerts abl5tsH.

DAB Der SaiiptfIib 6es 8en6en.
lanoes einen oeuti6en 0amen trGet,
miro BON allen nambaften Sorihern
dugegeben. 9as 8ort Sabel gebort
5u Saff unb Snfen uno beoeutet: ::
6GuB nit ieeortigen @riueiterungen.
Bon oieien ieeartigen gripeiteriiugen
baben einige iIatuiide Ramen, unO
in 5ueien itedt, mie SSuIius 9obliidfe
IN Der .9elttiden @roe" (@otba, sSu.
itlls Bertbes) oisfiibrt, Der urgerma.
niide Rame bes SIuIies in Der fla.
iDiiirten sSorm. Sie beioen Sanel.
ieen BobIis Tin RedIerbure-St StreIis)
uno BubIib (ipeitIid bon Botsoanl)
Seieen IN oItenllrtiinoen Die Ramens.
form Boblesfo; iie baben aIio friiber
pie .ilaiuiibe gn6ung $50, ipGter Die
beutife .it. sic be6euten ben bon
Der 8obIa our6Itr0mten See. 8obla
aber, nit Dem IN ilapii6en Runb.
arten 10 beIiebten @oridIag bes 90,
lit oas aus llrflln6en lno oem oft.
tidediiden @broniIten BuIfaipa be.
fannte SbuIa, uno 6ies lit MIR Die
Iauteeredte SIapiiirling bes ureer.
maniiden SabuIa, aus bem ipGter
nieoerbeutid SapeI setuoroen lit. 8or
bem @inbringen Der 8enoen batte al
70 Der 5IuB idon einen oeutiden Sea-
men, SabuIa, ben Die bon Der S6er
porbrineenoen SIatpen iid miinoge.
reht ma6ten in SbuIa ooer Sbla.
9ie ilatuiiirte 5orm beri6puno al.
m6bIifl nIs oasSapeIsebiet felt Sein.
rid Dem 26tpen pie6er neu bem
9eiitiftbum getponnen tpurbe. 9cn
oeuti6en gamen batten auh fern
bonn SIuiie Die norbtbiiringii6- -i6fl.
iiiden SieOIer Inn Mngoeburg felt
gebalten. sic boben aud bonn IL.
Sabrbunbert on Die SapeIgegeno nelt
beiiebeIt, Die ibre 8orp6ter, Die Ebii.
ringer oes olten bon GbIoomigs Sobn
&beu6erid $50 serit0rten Reides,
i6on einmaI beieiien uub benarilt
batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
sSntcnOanteniueisbeit.
225 eadauauua absnns.

Ser 0itter SrieSrid SebbeI brad-
te zines Cages oem SbeaterOireftor
2aube elm neues Stiid nit Dem 81.
tel ,@enoieoa". 2aube las 0as Stiid
in einem 3uge, fanO es gut uno Iegte
es oem bamaligen @bef Der Softbea.
ter, ben sSntenoanten @rafen Gam.
foronsfi, Dor. Dieier Iieb, fai,m oob
er ben SiteI eeleien batte, ben Did.
ter rufen un6 berrihte i'm NIT ben
@orten an: nBie f0nnen sic ben.
fen, 6ab ib i'm Surgtbenter elm Stiid
geben lperoe, in bem Die beiIiee @e.
nofena eine &one ipieIt?"
Sebbel nabm ihpeigeno iein Wa.
niiifript, in bem bon Der beiIieen
@enopefa nit teinem @orte Die GeOe
mar, 3uriif uuo ging.
Sein eriter Sang mar nntiirIih gu
9aube, oem er iein Ser5 ousi6iittete.
,@iiIen sic mas" iagte 2aube,
,,ieeen sic ouf 6as 9lntt Dem SiteI
,Wiarin Wng6aIenn" unO rei6en sic
6as Stiid mad glbIauf zines Monots
tpieoer ein."
SebbeI befoIste Oieien Ratb, unS
cine @ofe, nnhbem er Dem Snten.
banten Die slrbeit iibereeben batte,
Iieb ibn bieir ipie6er rlifen un6 EN-.
ping ibn GuBerit freunOIib nit ben
Borten: ~Sbr ueues Stiid eefdlIt
mir iebr gut. 9as lit bod etrpos san3
onberes aIs oieie alien Senofennse.
ihihtenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Temtfcbe
g6On Tarbcrei,
327 ". @aibinston 9lbe.
8eioe Eelepboue.

gas slrbeit nad better @siis uolliiibrt.
Dem Reinissn uno Blutteu Ipesielle
Gufmertiamtstt seihentt. slrbeit abses
bolt unb abseliefert.
Geo. @. S6miSt, @i9entb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Gifenbnbn Seittabelle.
Stlamare, sadaBanna unb BsHsrn Balm.
On Croft BEN q. Suni 1906

in Hrntt oen "a. Juhi lgub
GdnIih -@trl6et Serdntpn fir Ntp gUrf
nm 2.05, 800. sos 500. 1920 Born. -;
1910, 3.25 uus $40 Ratmiifaas. Mir
Rtw Mort uub philadelphia, nm 500 Born. ,
f2.I0 uu> 3.35 Rd&mftiaas. aar
xpbvbauur. $40 Na6mittaas.
Q0roIt& -Siir Buffalo nm is. 6.25u 9.On
Rcr.; t.55 $40 uue tf.fn Rd6mittdas fiir
Btusbamtcn, Glmira uut 3pif&tnanfiontn um
1910 Wor uut LOS Na6m. fir Ssptop
SpraeuGt uuO Utica. nm I is unb 6.25 Wsr. ,
i.55 Natmittaas SsTtap. Sprdrult urh
Utica 3ua um 6.25 1or. ISuft tSdItdb. dusds.
upmmtu Souutnas. Mir WUrtrcft nm Inn
Wer.; los uub $40 gtddm. WibcIrpn Vic.
eomoedtIor um 400 Rdbmittnns 9ind.
B kdmpteu aeeom pcnticn. nm 6t5 Rdfnfttaas
Blonmsbura SibiFinu-VuiGst Scrdufcr
'Fr NcribumbuIoub nm & 35. 10 90 Spcr.
1 .55 uub $40 Ra6m sir pIvmcutb nm {. .OE
Nd&miitass.
Scuutdo8. 9fior
gHoIiG- Mir Wsp gcrf Tim 2O5. 400
COS nne 1920 1cratns; 3.35 uub 3.4C
Rdtm.
T6rnIi6 - aHr Buffalo nm fi5. uni
6.25 Wor.; 1.55. Gao uub tt.t0 Siadm
BHr Biuabdmtpu uuo 3rifhnRaticutn, s.0C
uHb 1910 8prmittdas.
SToomsburg SibiFIon-g Srdntcr
M tn.2n war uuS $40 Ra6mittaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
9as retlamirte SrinfgelS.

Ser amerifanii6e gr6iiOent Sobn.
ion mar elm entihiebeuer Segner Der
Erintgeloer. ginit ipeiite er in einem
befannten Reitaurant uno gab nah-
fer beim 9eeleiten ieiner Gehnliug
Dem aeIlner, ieinen @runoiGsen ge'
treu, fein SrinfgelO.
.llno Ser 9elluer9" fragte baber
Der S6pur3beirodte oufmlnternO,
in6em er Die San0 nohmals aus.
itredte.
,Stebt niht auf ser Speiietnrte.
Sabe aud feineu eeg9ien!" meinte
ser 8r1IiOcnt rubig uno eiug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
ea6aBnnnn G. @bomina Ballet.
(eaurtI einie.l
9wifdtn ScrantOu unt WIIfts. a.

3ptf6n Scranton uut @iIfts.Pnrrs
2Hat vsrTaT,u Serdutcu nm OO. 9. 9.nO. 2 On
400. 500 uuh 6.0O Wurdsus. I'm & 40 spcr.
a,ns an 8chsutdasn uub ale uadfcTdsuk,
Irduiid wiuuttu, ure um ZOO Npurnsna ~
Scuutddtu uub ale udHfcIdtrNs ,~au,id Npi.
uuttu bts uut tuFIudvs 70 No Wadiis. In IPH.
tss-Rdrrs II Wiuuteu 'bdtsr dnFcmms-e.
Grbr's,Eiat, uur IN pittstcn ouNaItsuS, Ssr.
aftu Scranton ale Stuubt tfdIib, duan.
uSmmtu Scuutdns uub Rtftrtndeu. Scu 7 "a
Rsrasns bts 7.ta Nseubs. uub 'rtffsH IN WH.
tss-Rdrrt 10 Wiuutsr fp6ttr .lH
Osftertr D'tuR ,wiIh.r SScrdutcr RdS Nun
TdrF, euua Tdri. Detsrsburd NH Duumurs.
Si,h' Eahrrrau fFir tbS1N'fSrssrutt 3Hst.
Eyat!s arafi am 8. SRIti907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Sns Wieiitcrmcrf.

.8as9 9tnItatt ii6 uufs @ramrn
uorgbereiten, fiibren sic meireEo6'
ter ipo5icren?"
Serr 9roieTor. sic bubeu mir errt'
pfoblen, mid pieI nit Sbren Berten
Al beifGitigen - uno 6os bier balte
i6 fir oas bette oaoonl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Die SpurenSnbl Der gil5e.

@eI6' ungebeure Sortpflan5unss-
m6sIi6feit Die Bil5e eigentlib baben,
oafiir mogen eilrige 9eiipieIe 5eiigen,
Die in Der ,Science" mitgetbeilt tper.
ben. Gin Gbampisnon proou5irt
bemna6 ungef6br 1000 Milionen
Sporen, ein yGorpinus comatlts"
ettpa 5000 Mlilionen, ein yBoIppo-
rus iquomoiils" geeen 1000 Wtil.
lionen, uno cine anoere grt, Die r2p.
copeoon giganteus" genannt tpiro,
iogor iieben 9ilionen. slber Die Sea.
tur treibt nit ben Sporen cine I'm.
gebeure 8eridmenOune, un0 uur tpe.
nige baben glusiidIt, CUR gntiuidlung
All fonmen. gIus elmer 9illtcu Spo-
rem bon .9olpporus iauomoius" ent.
pidelt ii6 pieIlei6t elm eitt3iger Bil3.
9ie Sporenmaiien, Die oieier Bil5 in
einem @eiu66sbaiiie ausitreilte, er.
fiiIlten tpoIfennrtig Die 2uft. Die
9ouer Der Sporenailsitreuung lit
oeridieoen. Sie p1brt BEL Den Der.
if,ieoenen 9lrten einige Stunoen bis
16 Gage. gieIe Bil5e, bic monate-
ooer iabreIang .troden aufbefuabrt
ipuroen, fonS burd sInfeitdten
fpieoer beleL en-. ltilo Der Spo.
renfau By u bon Ieuem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
The American Excess
OF Good Living
The Principal Cause OF the Great Prev
alencc of Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
A Trial Package Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free

Tablets Sent Free.
Man inhabits every part of the globe
where external Influences can be sue
ccssfully resisted. Food Is an impor-
tant element In effecting this. and ma
ture has provided for 1t accordingly.
The colder tho climate the more animal
food and oily substances are required;
the warmer preponderance of Yege-
tables and fruits Is necessary in ones
diet.
The whale -blubber Of the fur-clad
Eskimo and the rice of the nude Afri-
can are as much necessities of locality
as matters of choice. The same indi-
cations exist in civilization. Thus, the
diet in America ind England is essen
italy different from that in italy,
Spain and Egypt.
The effects OF universal communities
tion are nowhere more obvious than
on the luxurious table. To furnish the
refined cuisine, all climates, both sea
and land, are laid under contribution,
and the stomach is expected TO digest,
without assistance. everything that Is
put into It, Combining together such
varied products, and the neglect of the
relation between climate and foods. are
very active causes OF dyspepsia.
Tho heavy, substantial dishes of this
climate accord badly with the Their
momcter at ninety degrees; and an
inhexlbllity in regulating the kind and
quantity of food Is q cause of a large
DfopoFtloH OIL sthc III nealtn ana StOm-
ach troubles among the English and
Americans.
Thousands OF people who have suf-
fered from stomach troubles. and q
general III health resulting therefrom
because OF q badly regulated diet, and
OF food Mt the table, have obtained
speedy and permanent relief by means
or n simple expedient--that4 of using
one or two Of STUART'S DYSPEPSIA
TABLETS after each meal. or when
over any of tho well-lsnoWn symptoms
or Indigestion are present
These powerful digestive tablets con-
| tain every element that exists In the
stomach to digest the food, and In the
exact proportion as found therein.
They take the place &c re natural ira 81 a.
ncient In quality or quantity, and do
| their work For them, removing tho
indigestion by dlgestmg the food, and
| resting, strengthening and purifying
4 the digestive tract.
on tho market which has been found
equal 10 Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets;
4 mono Wlrjch is so RAPIDLY and power
fully c0lelailt,. or which removes dls,,
comfort banlshes stomach-pain, and
|rellcpcA and cures al Of the symptoms
4 Of dyspepsia and indigestion In 50
4 Thorough aud pleasant n manner AS
1! tlidAa marvellous little tablets, Il single
4 grain or which is capable Of digesting
4 1000 grains Of any and every kind Of
4 food,
4 I. All pcrsons WHO are annoyed with
4 stomach troubles of any kind should
Il lisc ftuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, which
Il vii remove such trouhles@in n very
short time. Purchasc a box from YOU
Y druggist. and Hend us name and al
i dr0Ag for FREQ sample. Address n, A
n stuart Co, lb0 Stuart building, Mar
ahall. Mich,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19

Governor Swanson yesterday sent to
the Senate list of appointments made
by him, which are subjec, to conflrma-
tion by the Senate:
Board OF Visitors Virginia Military
Institute--R. A. James, Danville; Ed
ward Echols, Staunton; John r. Brans-
ford, Bon Air; George l.. Browning,
Orange; Charles e. Tackett. Freder-
icksburg.
Board Of Visitors v. p. IL e.
johnson, Roanoke: r. j. NOEL, East
Radford: j. Cullen Darlington, Char
lotte Leslie d. Kline. Vancluse.
State, Board of Agriculture and I'M
migration--For the First District, w.
w. Mock. Accomac; Third District, John