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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Bon Der Sabfeite.

Sin SSbnlsin ift ben @bslsutsn Sobn
SOL uon PittstOn ausnus sebOrsn pOr'
ben.
5rau 8. s. S6wsnfer BON Pittston
auenue. bic ii6 fiir3li6 elmer Operation
fhr 8linooarmsnt5iinouns unterwarf,
ssbt Der @snsiuus sntSsssn.
Sslsn. Die 2!idbriss Tottsr Der Gle
leuts Souis Publ pon 9auelle Court,
itarb am Wiontas nod furSer Srantbsit
uno puroe Dienitas i'm Pittston sps.
ME 5rieObOf bsissiest.
8iftOr 3ib, melder ben Paitor &.
9amborsfp nm swei Gaidsnubren unb
sineu ueberrOd bsftubl uno In Oiont.
clair, u. S., srniidt wurbe, beiannts
fid idulois uno muB ni6t psnissr mis
9 Wonats nod msbr Wis 8 Sabre obs
iisen.
Roltfs 9aitsu, 9litisr bss @olbsnsu
ablsr, ertpdblts in isiuer lestsn Ser.
iummluns fur bas laufsnbs Sabr fols.
snbs Ssamtsu Puit @bief, @uiiap
8obrsr; giobls @ranb, Ybilip Rolar !;
gijs @ranb, auton Mebrsu Sisb
Brief, gbilip Slsin: Sermit. SObn
Reutber 9eraIo. SObu 8ullinssr (;
5inans Ssfrstdr. 5reO. Sprsdlsr /; See.
per Of @rdsquer. 5rant euft; Mlaitsr
Of Rscoros. Senrp MObr /; Gruitss fir
10 Dtonats, Sobn Rsutber Repraisn.
taut sur Staatsloss, 9snrp MObr.
Sn Der am Sonntus in Der ct. Wia.
rien Salle absebaltsnen Ssriammlung
Der Sitter pom ct. @eOrss wurbsu bic
fOlssnben 8eamten fur oas laufenbs
Sabr erpdblt: @eiitlider 8eiratb,
Pfarrer Pstsr @briit; Direitoren fir
Elm Sabr, Senrp @rodenbsrs. Ysier
giol, Sobn s. @iosn uno 9oispb q.
Gioen; PrdiiOsnt, SOiepb O. 9Biuter.
balt +; Yi,e Prdfiosnt. Sobn q. Smei.
oopf; Sstretdr Sdusmsiitsr. SObn
sousOorf; Dsles0isu our @Ountp Sd.
OeratiOu, Charles q. ROiur uno SObn
Susu Muri6uu. Wlidasl 98sttsr.
@s Oisne ben Wiitslieosrn bss grbsi.
ter Sortb. uno Str. unterit. Ysreins CUR
9iudri6t, OaB Die @sidaftsueriammlun.
gen am Sumitu9, ben "a. Dejbr., unO
SamitaS. ben 81. De,ember, Der Sssier'
tuse balbsr ausfullsn. unO finOst 9iOmi'
nation Der 9samteu fir bns fommenbe
3albjabr am SamitaS. ben II. Ds,em'
ber, itatt. Sdmmtlide WiitslisOsr iinb
srlu6t, piinttlid 3u sridsiusn. = aud
oiene ben WtitelieOsrn Sur giaHridt,
OaB bic Gurni9ule am DOnnsritas, ben
1. Ds3embsr. sr6ffnet AnO ieoen Don.
nsritus Gbsno rsSsImdbis itattfinbst.::
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Spbe Narf Npti,en.

= Bel ben @belsuten @eores Burss
uon Siib Gpsrett Gpsnue bat ii9 elm
munteres G0aterlein einssitsflt.
Die 3adawanna @ompanie bat
am WfOntas bic Sntsrsfsn bes @onarb
Wisrrifielo on ben aoblen unb Dfinera'
lien unter s5 ader 9anb In 9sDier SOL.
lsg gum Preis pOn $4,000 finiliG
ermorben.
- Srau Wlaria BON Seeten usriturb
am Sumitus Otadt in ibrer @obuuuo
on Priee Strase i'm sIlter BON 81 Sab
rem. IS iiberleben lie Der @atte, Elm
Sobn unb brsi T6hter. Die Beilesune
fanb am Dienita9 Sormittus i'm Satbe'
Orals 5risbbof itatt.
- Der % Sabre alte Sarrp 9sbs,
BON 3peiter StraBe muBts am Srsitae
$500 Sirsiaaft fiir elm Seriatlidss
@rideinen ftsllen. oa er, wie Soiepf
HOiulasfie bebauptst, bieism stpa $5OC
unteri6lus, wslde Summs er erbaltsn,
um cine Wiesserei fir ben Sldser an3u'
faufen, ieood 3u tbun uerfeblte.
- Sisben Snabsn pom bieier Ssite
uon II bis IA Sabre alt, purben an
Sreitas tpessu elmer slnSubl flsinsr Disb
itdble uno @inbriibe uerbaftet uno be
benz SerbOr am fOlsenosn Gage seiiau'
ben iie, oaB bic Sersniisunssiudt flu
ibre Srummbeiten perantmortli9 lit
Sie nuroen idmmtli6 fir Elm geri6t
lides @ri6eineu untsr s 300 Sur9idaf
ssitsGt.
-Blaosslom Wtac,ulsfi uon Broab
map, Der unseblid feline Sruu i'm StidI
lieB uno nidts 3u ibrem unO isinss Sin
oss unterbult bsitrus. purbe am Conn
tag auf cine biesbeiiislide anfluse fiil
Elm ssri6tlidss @ri6einsn unter $500
Shrsidaft seitellt, Obi6On er bebuup'
tste, cine S6siOuus .erlanst Su baben
gu slei6er 3eit marb bic antlase srbo'
ben, caB er obne bic itautlihe Priifuue
als grSt prafti5ire uno er oaun auf oiei'
unter s 1000 Yiirsi6uft ssitsnt.
ais Dampfer @Ompanis gio. 8 an
Samitas slbeno einem sllarm Solss lei'
itste, fippte Der S6lau6passn oil Der
@de Don Beit Sadawanna nno yisuuter
auenue nm unb Der Subrmanu Dauio
Pbillips maro unter ben RdOern ssfan'
gen, cine usrrenfte Sdultsr iomie Ssr'
lesuns Der Sinulabs unO 8eine erbal.
tsno. aapitdn 5ranf 9utdinion. Sarrb
@laesman uno Sobu 9u9bes wurben
absemorfen unO 3erldunbsn. Der8ranb
mar In bsm .. I. Dtorsan & SO. 9aoen
an SBsit 9adawanna ausnus uno 3er.
ft0rts einen 9roBen Buurenporratb uor
ieiuer SswdltisunS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

Srdulsin Wtaria @isba1sr bon @ropu
auenue lit Our6 bic &un9snentSiinOuns
ans Saus sefsiislt. .-,,,,,..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
6abeu Sic on cine
bibi6e Saiae als etn
ibeales @eibna8tsges
i6enf seoa9t

Oiiemuno iab is cine 6rau. bic Su9ub,
oas fis ssnus &aillsn beiaB nod cine,
bic niht cine btbihe oils einen lan9uer'
iorenen Srsuno willtommeu bieB.
0penn Sie Saillen uberieben baben.
als Sie Die acknowledgements Vilte
ausma6ten, 10 bolt bieiss iAnell nub.
SDir baben ioeben erbalten cine neue
Seubuns uOn pra6tissn wei6en Saillsn
peuisltens 25 ueri6isOsne Stile - jsoe
elm NtOoell uon ShOnbsit - frii4 uuo
nsu-nstt in elmer Sdu6tel uerpadt-
pisls in btbidsu pSOup" S6aAtslu.
gus .i6Dn psr;isrt nit Stiderei unO
Spisen. Yrsiis taufen uOn 1925 bis
$3.50.
Ssus su So unO 81 iino aubsrss'
p0bnlia un5isbsno.
Seibe 9aillen In SablOier guswabl
BON Stilen gsriiids in Strsiien unS
Sisursn-E Eluios, Wteiuliues, Gaffstaa
nnb @biffous. Wianbe iino einfad &C.
i9nsiOsrt, uuOsrs nett uerSisrt nit Spl'
ssn. Yrsis, S. bis $40.
,,Sejfbette" eturmantrl. @ine neut
Partis fur @eibuadtsn iOeben sings'
troffen. Das unentbebrli@e 9ewanf
fiir ssinber. Staub' unO walieroitt
ift Elm praftiidsr S9us bsi isoer 8it'
tsruns - uni6dsbur iiir Shulfinosr
Or lit lsi6t i'm @ewi4t, Don mOoernsH
Shuitt uno psrfsfter Gufertisuns. Sr
maeis, baB tein Sinb obne einsn leir
iollts. 8on iol6' mannisfaher BE
qusmli6fsit. sr bsjablt iia iiber uni
iiber. &otb unO bluu in @rOben 6 Biz
is. Oiett usrpudt in Bsibnu6tsidad
tslu. Sc So rs.
3psiter 6Iur- Subriliibls.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Stabtratb.
Sslect Council. 1. Dejember


Dieie Sisuus idien sisens gu Dem
3wed einbsruisn woroen 3u fein, nm
nit Der 8essrsdt Sroinun3 Der Scran'
ton uno Saie arisl StruBsnbabn @Om'
panic S1absrnad Su ipielsn, oenn nidI
msnissr mie bier 3uidse wurosn Osrisl'
ben anssbdust. sbe man iie bel Swsiter
9eluns bsitatiste. uno es lab aus. ole
wenn bespsdt isi. nidts uOn Der Oroi
non, in Der OrisinaIform iibri9 ~ lai'
len, oils wie ben Gitel. Wtebrersn an
wsisnosn Sntersiiirten fam bic Sah'
pis sins Soiis Dor uno usruriadte bel
ibnen Elm Siheln.
Cont wurosn weitsr feline 9sihdftt
erlebist. &smis wollts tros alien Hsssln
pisoer cine Sroiranj 3ur @rOfinun9
pon Sincoln Gpsnue neu einbrin9en,
mar aber nidt erfOlsrsih.
Common Council, 1. Oe3ember.
@iue Srbinan,, wslts bic arbstsIsii
uuo 9Dbns Der anssitellten i'm Dsparts'
msnt Der Ofisuttidsn 1erfe rssulirt uno
in uislen 5dueu cine @rbObuns bes Cob
mes bs,wsdt. parO uOn Dapis in oisier
8sriammluus uOrselsst. SSenn bsitd'
tist, wiro bic 8orlase cine beosutenos
Uiebrausluse fir oisies Department
i'm Sabr bsosuten.
@ncsiiltis wuroen bsitdti9t Die fol-
ssubsn Srbinaujeu: Seitenpegs on
electric Strass, pon SanoeriOn 3ur
Gapouie; on Souleuaro guenus. BON
electric CUR Wtartst StraBe; an 9eer'
mans ausnue. uon Dean our Parfer
StruBs; an 9uSsrns Strubs, uOu Wiain
guenue CUR @briit SOurt IN Benn
9lpsnus, uon Poplar jur Stem Yort
StraBs. glud ieue SeiOlutiOu srbislt
8sftatisuns, bic Soriorge fiir cine BE-
mtlll9un9 fhr StraBenl4tloer trtfft.
gieus 8orlasen CAB es bic folssuOsn /:
Smitb-Yldne uno Spe3ifitatiOueu 3ur
@rOffnuns BON Ybilo StraBe, BON Yro'
uibence sur Main ausnue; SeitsnweSe
an electric StraBe, uon SanosriOn CUR
Storb SSuibiustOu sIusuue unS Suuist
StraBe, uOu WiOniep iur electric aue.;
rsierirt. Deliu- 0iahlas oes Phaitsr'
uuss 9lHsBments Der Psnnipluania Oral
S6ule; bsltatist. Wioran-Sittidrif
fir elm 9i6t on @our Court, ;wiidsu
Sunftsr uno 8uilroaO glueuue; reisrirt.
Connolly SrenIwe9e an 8root Stra6e
unO Stone gueuue beitdtiSt. Wiurpbp
-Sreuiwese al summer auenue uno
@ibiOn StruBe; beitGtist. DaB bem
SOrani6las iiir 1911 elm Soften BON
s 200 3usefii9t wsrbe fir sinen YOlijsi'
ulurmtuiteu on Srpisr sIusnus uuO Sad
ion StraBe; beitatiSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Deuti1e BriefGife.
sin NutOmObiI Oes @olunsl 9. u.

- Gin automobil Oes Colonel 9. u.
8atres, in wsldem ii4 cine @sielli6uft
pom iunsen 9sutsn befanO, fOlliOirts am
Wontas slbeno on Der @de BON 8ius
StraBe unb aoams ausnue nit sinsm
StruBsnbubnDasen bic cine Ssits Der
Wtai6ine uno elm 6euiter, unO Elm Sen.
itsr in bem Subuwussu, purOsu bsida.
.htOt, aber ieiusr Der Sniahsn usrlsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
@apne Spuutp.

SDnssbnle. e.-Sr6ulein Wfaria DaiieI,
pslbe felt ben lesten 25 Sabren ibrem
oerit. Sruoer, Pfarrer 98illiam Oniiel,
oas Sauspeien fiibrte, wir6 um nd6ftsn
Dienitas nah Deuti6lano reilsn uno
iif bel ibrer Shwsiter in Drissburs
nieoerlaiien. - Subion S8illiams, elm
@lerf in osm s. 6. @roB SaOsn in Stsr.
ling. oisiem @ountp. bssins am Srsitas
Selbitmoro. inoem cr iih nit einem
Raitrmsher bic Seble pom Sbr ju Sbr
ourhihnitt. Der Selbitm6roer mar AZ
Sabre alt uuo ioll on Wielanholie &C.
litten baben.-Dsr 4idbrise 9ouis Ger.
les eutsins am Sumitus absnb isbr
fuapp benz 8erbrennunsstobs. inSem
cine SapO @rsiOline Vamps, bic nabe Der
Biess brannts. bas 8sttjeus in Brano
ieste. Die Ututtsr febrts seraoe in 3sit
3urid, um oisiss 3u usrbiitsn unO 70
entfam Der 9lsine NIT ustiensten 3sbsu.
= Der bsfannts blinbs Pianilt Prof.
6. 6. SObnion wuros Seitern sur Rubs
bsitattet.
= 3ablreide unfdlls bur6 i6lfpf.
ri9s Ssitsnwese msrbeu bsridtet. glu6
S6rsiber bieiss fam elm 3iso6en 6auou
iinseu, - aber seiunseu bot er CUR 3sit
ni6t.
: Sranf Dale, elm 8rubsr bes friib.
eren GonsreBmauuss GbOmus 3. Dale,
1T am Disnitas Jiadt in osiien @obn'
uns on Sinbsu StruBe nad mebrw06.
entlidsr 3ranfbeit 9sitorben.
Der @irtb SObn y. Rdber pom
&adawanna apsnue bot bas @sbauoe
au Spruce StruBe, in Oem ii6 bas ar.
rom @afe befinoet, am 5rsitus gum
Prets uon $47, 500 fdufIiG srwOrbsn.
-9n Der 8Obnuus Der 8rautmutter
an TaDlOr auenus purbsn am Dienltas
5rdulsin Wiusoulsna 6uuit unO 9. g.
5ran3 uon Wtulbsrrp StraBe burd So.
flor SufOb SdUitle ale elm slidlidss
@bspuur sinssiesnst. Jtu9 eiusm SOd,
Seitsmubl trat Ous iunse @bepaar cine
Reiie nod benz @eitsn an.
= ,3wiidsu ben Sruusrsibsiissrn
unO ibren arbsitsrn iinb in ben lsstsn
Gasen llnterbanoIunssu sep1Osen pOr'
ben iiber Elm neues lsbsrsinfommeu CUR
Der g0bne unO arbsitsusrbalt.
niiie; Der bisberise OreiGbri9s SOnttatt
9sbt um 1. Sanuar 3u Cube. 8is iest
battsn bic Yerbunolunsen tsiu beibs
Ssiten 3ufrisOsuitelsnOss 0teiuttut, bod
1offsn unb ermartsn mir, bus ss ni9t
u sinsm Strsit tOmmsn pirb.
The evening world., 1910-12-07

Holiday Special In
Linen Cluny Laces
To give gift makers a fine holiday
we offer the kinds In demand
for trimming Curtains, Scarfs and
At
.12I to so
Instead of rs TO 90.
They comprise edgines and inserts
In tho various widths Tor such PIs
are newest and customers declare
assortment to be the flnest and mos
complete they have seen.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
Marcella Sembnch!S Recital of
FOkSOnqs in a Dozen Tongues

own beautiful tongue. In Kitty Of
Colersine" even a Clan-na-Gael man
would have acclaimed her. she had such
a "divil OF a thwist to her tongue and
how her eyes did dance when she sans
The devil a pitcher Das whole In
Coleraine" Not only the ScutChmen
present had tears In their eyes when
she sang The Blue Bells Of Scotland. 4"
and The Birks OF Abcrfeldy' were a
JOY to every n
Among the added numbers were way
Down Upon the Suwanee River" ex-
auisitely sung: Comm Thro' the Rye"
which carried the house by storm. and.
at the very end, My ole kaintuckv
Home not so well done, because the
singer was manifestly tired. Frank La
Forgc's accomplishments were most adj
mirablc. Nine. Sembrich showed her
appreciation by making him share the
applause. n word of thanks II due to
Mr.. Krehbiel for his scholarly %transla-
| tons Of the foreign songs and for ms
informing programme notes. ~
The snowstorm made no difference IN
the attendance except among the
standces. Of whom there was only 4
, fringe. All the seats in the house. from
top to bottom. were occupied, and after
the third group OF songs the inevitable
presentation OF flowers in quantity suf-
fcient to cover the piano took place.
Automobiles and carriages strung out
| for blocks around the house made one
think Of a big opera night.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
Reducing tho Waist
Line in Both Sexes

Men and women with heavy. pendulous
abdomens who wish to reduce them quick
ly and safely are usually advised to go
In for certain tiresomo twisting and bend
ing exercises that. as "A matter OF fact,
they should carefully avoid as being dan
gerous rather than beneficial.
\ far better plan Is TO use the following
three simple household remedies, which
can he obtained ~ any druggist at smsl
cost. viz: u or. Marmola. " OF. Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic and 3h OF.
Peppermint Water. These are mixed to-
gether at home and taken n teaspoonful
after meals and at bedtime.
These three make "A mixture that IL not
only perfectly harmless. but actually quite
beneficial to the system. regulating the
digestion, purifying the blood and clear
ing the complexion OF pimples and
blotches. A.. Its chief and surprising benefit
is in the rapid. natural manner In which
II reduces the fat person to the normal,
beautiful lines OF u fine physique. II hav-
ing been known TO cause the reabsorp-
ton Of as much a. q pound OF fat "a day.
Moreover, II does II numerically. so that
no wrinkles or fabhy skin are left be-
hind. Strange to say, neither dieting nor
exercise are advised when this simple
home recipe IL being used. for II will pro.
duce results indie pendently OF either. and
so the patient Is instructed to eat what
ever he or she fnncios. and Is also per-
mitted to take things easy.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
DYNAMITE FOR CONSUL.

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. AN explo-
sion In the garage in the rear OF the
residence of DIR. \. j. Ghigllonc, the Ital-
ian Consul. early to-day shattered all
the windows. china ware and crockery
in the hous and broke windows in other
nearby residences. DIR. Ghiglione, his
wife and two children were asleep when
he explosion occurred. They were not
injured.
At DIR. Ghiglione's residence 1t was
asserted that the explosion was caused
by dynamite placed in the garage by
enemies of the Consul.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
An Eventfm Sale of Women's Suits

Evenuul without question, because coming al height OF season, and because
they are most desirable in fabric and fashion. which Is. evident a q sance
90. No last seasons lettovers ever offered here a reductions. ... The gt
of the matter is simply that. according to short selling limit their time
~ come for clearance
The evening world., 1910-12-07
P0E'S RELATIVE LIKES
JOB AS R0USTAB0UT.
Johnny" Poe, Football Star, Says
$3.50 a Day "and Found
Is Great.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. It's
great. / get $50 a day and found
said johnny Poe. great-nephew OF Ed
gar Allen Poe and former football star.
lie was speaking of his new job as a
r~oustabout In the Bakersfield oil fields.
lie has footballed, flibustered n
goldmined. He has fought In Central
America and dug gold in Alaska and in
Nevada. But he says he has now found
the Job he has been looking for all these
years.
1T beats working in Nevada for 81
a day and buyi ing your own grub" he
said.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
Former Opera Star Sings
Thirty Eight Songs to
the Delight of an Audi
ence That CroWds Car
negie Hall Despite the
SnoUstorm.
BY sYL vEsTER RAwLING.
- HARCELLA SEMBRICH'S recital
INV at Carnegie Hall yesterday after

W. at Carnegie a yesterday AFTER
Ava noon was notably an artistic
treat for the audience, but a test OF
endurance for the singer. Her pro-
gramme contained t~wenty-nine' folk
songs. gathered from many corners Of
the earth with great labor and fine dis
erection. To these she added. In response
to insistent and vociferous appeal. hve
repetttions and four extra numbers
thirty-eight songs in all: and still the
most insatiate OF her hearers clamored
for more. She Is to be congratulated
that she refused to respond.
Nine. Sembrich's programme was d.
Nided into four groups. songs from Teu-
tonic countries. from Great Britain.
from Latin countries and from Slavic
countries and the Orient. Her p%ronounc-
ing facility in more than a dozen Ian
guages and dialects ~as remarkable.
The German and Swedish songs at the
beginning suffered a little from the
warming up which Nine. Sembrich's
voice seems to require. but by the time
she reached the Norwegian "Kom
kjyra.' which Jennie Lind Is said to
h. e made famous more than half a
century go. she was In full control OF
all her resources and sne sang 1t glori-
Orsly. with freshness. exhilarating
clarity and power. Toward the end OF
the programme. in startling contrast.
she gave the Amt koimesou." a
modern Greek cradle song, with its
Oriental scale. dark colored. mystic and
luscious in its grooming. which was de-
handed over again.
Perhaps the most effective OF Nine.
Sembrich's offerings was the Louisiana
creole song. "Musieu Bsinjo,' from Mr.,
Krehbiel's unpublished collection OF
American folksongs. She acted as well
as sang this delicious bit OF melodious
humor. her very voice seeming to take
on a cakewalk In the spanish
Aver mi dljo mi madre," with its su'l-
the Professionalism Gal lon a." she
was no less happy. She had to repeat
all three.
OF especial interest were the songs in
English. Nine. Sembrich enunciated them
beautifully. Her slight foreign accent
only lent pIquancy to her diction. What
matter II she did preface where" with
a curious freak of a harsh /" sound,
| and sounded 'bell' "boli?" She pre-
served. without spelling her phrasing,
not only the sense of the lyrics, but the
distinct understanding by her hearers OF
each word she uttered. 1t seems some
thing of a shame that IL Is left to for
eigners to show us how to sing In our
The evening world., 1910-12-07
TETRAzzINI BOWS TO COURT.

Mime. Luisa Tetrazzini. through her
counsel. Benjamin +. Spellman. this af.
tcmoon filed 9 stipulation In compliance
with an order by Judge Lacombe. grant
ing a conditional injunction to Oscar
Hammerstein. who H. suing the sons
bind for ALLEGED breech of contract IN
the United states Circuit Court.
Nine. Tetrazzlni agrees to deposit one.
half OF all the moneys she j. to recciv
under her contract with william II.
Leahy. thereby avoiding the operation
OF an order restraining her from publ
appearance.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
Do YOU GET Up NTH A LANE BACK?!
Have You Rheumatism. Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble?

Pain or dull ache in the back is evi-
dcncc Of kidney trouble. 1t is Natures
timely warning to show you that the
track Of health is not clear.
Danger Signals.
II these danger signals are UNDECIDED
more serious results follow; Bright's dis
ease. which is the worst form of kidney
trouble, may steal upon you.
The mild and immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its remarkable
curative effect in the most distressing
cases. II you need n medicine, you
should have the best.
Lame Back.
Lame back is only one Of many symp-
toms of kidney trouble. Other symp-
toms showing that you need Swamp
Root are. being Obliged to pass water
often during the day and to get up many
times during the night.
Inability to hold urine, smarting in
passing, uric acid, headache, dizziness.
indigestion, sleepessness, nervousness.
sometimes the heart acts badly, rheu-
matism, bloating, lack OF ambition, may
be loss Of flesh, sallow complexion.
P~revalency of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable prevalency
Of kidney disease. While kidney dis
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RUN LOCAL ABOVE 96TH ST.
That's Only Way to Relieve Sub
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Members Of the Washington Heights
Taxpayers Association were before the
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Il. q. Connctte, traffic engineer of the
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during the rush hours.
The evening world., 1910-12-07

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The evening world., 1910-12-07

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The evening world., 1910-12-07
Hosiery "a
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The evening world., 1910-12-07

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The evening world., 1910-12-07

Pain or dull ache in the back is evil
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The evening world., 1910-12-07

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