davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
uoeokEN's DEFICIT 100000.

49,. controversy whether there was d
a. tho accounts of Hoboken, N j.
oeii0iN - yesterday, when City Treasurer
WaS e.ated that there was deficit Oh
1.a m caused by reductions in the ValuA
s9 0 ,atables fixed by the local assessors
lio.' -, down by the State Tax Board aho
courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
S. p. eueeENHEIM MUST PAY.

Trenton, n. J., June 1.-THE Supreme
Court decided to-day against Solomon X
Guggenheim who appealed a personal tax
assessment of $4,000 at Long Branch IN
1896 Mr. Guggenheim contended that ne
erty was assessed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
NORWEGIAN STEAMER ASHORE.

Richmond. Va, June 1.-THE Norwegian
s+aanoer Ragnarok, from Nova Scotia to
nT,,-foI,< for lumber. has been washed ashore
bv the swirl current at Dutch Gap fifteen
suas below Richmond Tugs are endeavor-
,r,e, N get her clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18

washington, June IA meeting of the
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elec-
lions has been called for tomorrow to
consider bribery charges in connection with
the election OF Senator Lorimer, Of Illinois.
It is expected a resolution will be reported
providing for an investigation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
8eibes ldlneu mnb mirfiaut.

Dies 5eigt Sic @irfung bon SoleD
Nierenpiqen an, mie g. Harions bon
8attle Greet, Wid., iu1itrirt. sd
lit an einem idmierigen SAL bon Miie-
ren- uno 8loien=8eldmeroe, mogegen
i6 feline 2inoerung fano, Bis id So
lep Nierenpilen gebraudte. DieIe bell
ten MIDI poIitanoig bon ar meinet1
2ei0en. Sd lit an &iifenlpeb uno
beftig itedet0en 5bmer3en NIT pla=
gen0en Observation-Disclosures, Ser
anbaltenoe @ebral16 BON 6oleD Mie=
renpillen befreite mid politdnoig bon /,
al meinen friiberen 2eioen. Sd emf
PEBBLE oieielben auf's bette. Molitor
Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Kinder 9chroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS oRIA
6annpber.

Cine amtlt9e l1nteriudJung fat er-
geben, 6aB oas neuli4 gemeloete I'm
gliid IN Dem &alii9a9t ser @emerf-
idaft r@iegfrieo" gu 6 of Gle
+ e n, &reis &iI6esbeim, BEL mel9em
Is 8ergleute umfamen, sic Solge eli
ner, mabri@einlid bon einem Sauer
peridm1oeten @rplolion elmer Site
Dpnamit gepeien lit. = SSn 2an6-
'9aftspolben, &r. @eener,
bronnte 6ie &lingbagen'id @aitmirtb-
idaft uno 8dderei p%ollitdn0ig nie6er.
= Sn 2ingen Wms) mur0e :1as>
an ser 8accumer StraBe gelegene
&aus Ser @ittme 51riefer groBten-
tbeils ein &aub Ser 6lammen.
Sn Hapenburg mur0e 6os Ser
@ittme &olfs geboren0e @obnbnl1s
am Splittl1ngfanal Bis ouf Sic ltm=
faiiungsmauern eingealdert.
@cifalen.
gIf Sroens idupe tern aus 2iliabon
WprtugaD traten NIT tbrer Sber11
in 90 ii II It + ein nnb fanoen int
&lolter gum @uten @irten ltnterfunft /.
lt1ter sen Gerbannten befinoen li9 Ell
ne gebore11e 5reiin b. Sdorlemer lr1to
cine @rafin &erliel1brod. = Sl1 Ell
mem Nebenbauie 0es Meegers 5rob=
nc in @persminfeI brah ei1t
8ralto aus, ser altb Sic @obnbdl1ier
ppn @laspogt, 0es Nderers Sl1ait uno
oes @aituirtbs STEPPING lomn1t Sec
b%e11gebaltoen 5erltorte. Die ottgrer=
5e1roen @duler muroen oltr6 Sic Selt<
ertpebren bon Miiniter, Gredenborit,
@arenoorf 8olbed, Mlpersfir6en,
uno @oeitrup 9erettet, ober 0ur6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
9ie aIte &etmatb.
Ghleiien.


Sn 8resInu lift Santt1tsratb
or. Meldior @tQim aus oem 2eben
gei9ieoen. gr nar Ser @atte Der
&er5ogin 8a1lline BON Wiirttemberg,
NIT melfer er am 1. Mai 1880 III
&arlsrube (S9leiien) ben Gbebnno
idloB. Dr. @iuim lit mebrere Sabr<
5ebnte in 8reslau aIs praftiider Mr3t
tbdtig gepeien. Mls er iiid) init Der
9er3ogtn Dermdblte, legte 6ieie 9itel-
uno Namen ab uno erbielt 6urd fgl.
purttembergiibe @erleibung Sen Sea,
men BON &irba9. @er5ogin Bauline,
am II. April 1854 geboren, lit cine
Godter oes am 8. Sanuar 1875 ge-
%itorbenen &eraogs @ugen bon @irt-
temberg. = SSn @otteSberg 1T
pqbreno ser Nadt ser 77iabrige fri='
bere @tootrotb Grieor. Miqer in iei-
nem Bette perbrannt. gr mar ge=
mobnt, mabren6 ser Nadt amf benz
Nadttild cine Serge bremen gu lai-
ien. = SSn ieiner 8ateritaot 2an6ed
itorb ant @ebirnidlag Or. &arl @eb-
lie inn Sitter bon nabe5u 68 Sabren..
Mls 8iirgermeiiter oiente er oem ita0-
tii6en @emeinme ien % Sabre, nod
6em er borber als 8a0ear5t prafti5irt
batte. = SSn 2aubau muroe elm
groBes Babriflager uniittli6er Bidder
entoedt. Die 8eliter, Elm 5tein6ruder
nn6 Elm 5teinorudmn dinenmeiiter,
mur0en perboftet.
Sadien.
Ser fatb. &lerus oes gi9sfeloes,
iomie ser fatb. Gerein bon 8 r.
ltaot uno sic @emeinoe Nieoeror=
idel baben in Eelegrammen an Sen
81. @ater gegen sic S9mdbungen 6es
r0mti6en 8irgermeiiters Natban
Broteit erboben. = Son ser 5traf-
TANNER in Mor0banlen mur6en sic
&aufleute &lem aug @eDero6e
un0 &ugo &lemm aus Oberfaiel BEL
Diiiiel0orf 5obne 0es banferotten
friiberen Mmtsporltebers uno @oI5=
bdn0lers Sulius &lemm aus @eDe-
rooe> e%riterer megen 8e6ielbetriigerei-
en- 5u 2 Sabren @efdngniB uno 1000
81. @el0buBe, lebterer pegen 8eibtl=
fe 3u 8 Monaten @efangnib perur~
tbeilt. 8eibe baden au6 sic @eridts-
folten gu 5ablen. 8eibe wer6en iib
auBeroem megen betriigeriiden 8an=
ferotts gu perant1uorten baben. - SSn
&alImerobe, ST. @orbis, ftarb
ser acknowledgements 2eop. 8reite=
item IN @erletungen, 6ie er 6ur6
Stur5 nuf elmer 9teintreppe erlitten
hatte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
&ettet etnes Soma Mannes 2cben.

9os Grab idyien ii6 Dor e@obert
Ma0len bon 8eit Burlington, Soma,
gu offnen; nad6em er iieben 8oden
I'M !6ospital geueien, gaben i'm bier
Mer5te nuf. Damn mlr6e Sic mun=
6erpole @eilfraft 6es gleftrilden 8it-
tiers bemieien. Denn nab a6t Mona=
tie ibredliden 2eioens i1folge Sober
beibmerben nn0 @elbln6t un6 obne
@iiffe 0ur6 dnoere Mebi5inen o0er
9octoren at befommen, beilten i'm
flint 6laiden 6ieler moergleidlibelt
Me6i5in Douitanoig. SIT poiitib garar1=
ttrt fir Magen=, 2eber- o6er Mieren-
8ei6mer0en un6 tduidt ME. N11r SOC
in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

- Gin Il llnterf9ieo. @attin:
lno On tpiqft Die 2aoenoiebin perz
tbeioigen9 - RsdtsanpaIt: 2iebes
&tno, iie 1T feline 2uoeu6isbin. 9as
mar iie tpObI friiber, aber iie bat in
ben leBten sebn Subren fobisl 9elo
seipart, 6aB iie isBt &IeptOmanin ses
iporben 1T.
- 8ertrauter Rat6. Reuer
8eamter: Wenn i6 nur pibte, mars
Inn ss mir gar ni9t seIinsen min, Die
9unIt bes Serrn 8ureauzgbsfs su
erringsn. - Qelterer 8eamter: Sm
@ertrauen seiast, Serr college, sic
arbeiten gu g.ipiFenbaft; sic miiFen
au9 bier unO Od einen SebGer MAIDEN,
oenn psnn ii9 unfer alter Ssrr ni6t
drgern fam, baRn miro ct srantis!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

IbgeIebnttr 8or5ug
Stubent (nd9tem ibm pieoer elm
Bump selunser): .0u biit co6 m:in
einSiaiter SntsI!" Sntel: r2eiosr"
uniiberIeet. Srosiit gum
@ebiIf.n): w2aFen sic BLOB oiete
9i6I. nit Rattsnsift nidt INNER 10
offen bsrumitsben, fpnit tommen nal
Ra6ts bic RatteH unb frehen mir
bas sunSe 3eug tpes!"
Gallant. Re6nerin (nd9
ibr.m @ortrdge Su sinsm &rititer);
gtun, babe i'd Sbnen nal impouirta
3rititer: gfieiig, ss 1T mir unbegreifs
lid, tpie fold srOBe Worte aus 10
fIeinem Wiinoden tommen tDunen.
-@on Der 9 f miere. Sbeas
terbirettur (tuGbrenb elmer rSauIt"s
@orItelung gum pubIitIm): rWsiHe
Ssrri6aftsn. ipessn p;OBli9sr Grs
frantung oes 9r,t6ens miro Ii5
Tauit iest aIs 8uu4reonsr proou3is
ren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

- Taip. Sin tIeiner Sunge 1T
ins @aRer gefullen unb piro i'm leBs
ten Moment bur9 einen Slider gerets
tet. - sd bante rs4t fdOn," fdgt
sr gu ietnem gtetter, umein 8ater
tpiiroe mid ih6n our6gebausn buben,
penn id srtrunten pdre"
Ser fIeine M nm. Papd
ging uuf Reifen uno fugte gu 8arls
den, i.inem pieridbrisen &naben:
@snn id isBt fort bin, muBt Su Die
Mama bsI9iiBen. - &lein &arlhen
fiibGt ii9 AUDI iebr pidtig in Der
RoIe bes 8ef9iibers uno als er iein
Na9tsebet fpri9t, meint er: 2ieber
Soft, bsbiite Die 9rOBmumu uno be-
f6iibe aud meinen Pdpa -. aber Die
Wama beI9iibe ib felber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15
Bon Der ScfuuSGrbaGu.

9luf elmer Ssitsnbabn. an Der nod
Die RotbI,ine in 9lnpenbuHg mar,
puFirte es, Oab Bel Der giufdbrt in
einsn 9abnbof ii6 Die SGlfts oes
3uges I0ite uno itsbeu bIi.b. 0abet
rib natiirIib Die RotbIeine glei9fulfs
uno Elm Gnoe oerisIbsu fdIus elmer
alien DAME, Die serabe aus benz
Seniter fab, uuf ben Sut.
mas 1T benn oa Ios2" fruste iie
s-idroden.
Der 3us 1T serifen." ertuioerts
Elm gegsniibsrIiBeHber Serr.
rRa, oas 1T aud tein Wunber!"
b,m.rtte Die alte Dame nit eintm
Bid auf Die Rotbl.iue. .0a9t.n ole
pisGIsi9t, ous bis9en 3udtrTdnur
ipiiroe ben 3gs suiammsnbaItsn t0ns
nen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15
8ie man Sbee trintt.

Sn CHINA, bem tlaFiT6sn 2anbe
bes Sbeesenufes, iinb aud b.Fen
5ormen ieIbitberi itGnbIi9 am bD9iten
enttpidelt. Gs sebt babel Iebr ums
itGnblib gu, tpie .s NIT ben meiIten
Stne.n in China ber Sau su fein
pfl,st. Cine grobe, tiinitleriid aus
seitattete Safie tpirb in etnsn 8.bGIter
aus Mefins pber SiIber eeiebt. Sn
bieie ipirb Der Sbee bineinseidiitt.t
unb nit tohenbem Dafer iibsrbedt.
Dies @,rfabren ipirb ipitbsrbolt, ina
b.m Elm tleiner Rapf auf bic Safe
gefebt tpirb, nm ben 9ampf unb bds
9lroma bes Sbe.s suriidSubalt.n.
Sut bieier g.niis.nb gs5os.n, 70 ipirb
sr aus Der srobsn Safe in sierIide
fleiners ses.ben, bic nidt srDBer fnb
aIs eine @ierfdalt.
Dies 1T eelpiFsrmaBen bic offisiene
glrt, ipis in China Sbse bereit.t ipirb,
unb bic namentIib bon ben Manbaz
rinen peinlidb beobu9tet tpirb. Das
gI.i9e @srfabren bat fid auf Sapdn
iibtrtrassn, bas ia iiberbaupt 10 pi.Ic
@.brdu6: pou China iibernommen
bat. @uf Der Sniel SABA pirb Der
Sbee in br.iten unb fla9en S4ulen
ferpirt unb nit ,tfpas 8atdpiasQrrat
ptrIebt. gine 8eionberbeit 1T bic 4rt
bes Sbteeenufes auf Der Sniel Sors
moIu, no man 8Iiitben bes Sbeeitraus
DIES uno au9 .inige OraneenbIiitbsn
bineintuuht unb benz 9etrdnt buz
bur9 einen auBerorbentlib itarten
Duff unb 9efdmud perl.ibt.
Sas Sb.ema6.n in guBlanb 1T
p.rbGltniBmGBis .infd9, benn es s.s
bort ba5u ni6ts peiter uls Der be-
rii6mte Samopar unb cine gitronen>
fd.ib.. Sn Gnslunb unb 9lmsritu
ipirb bstanntlib i.br piel Sb.s ges
truRt,n, absr bi, 8.r.ituns 1T ni9t
Defenders rtunitmdBis". Cine Be
fonberbeit i'm Sb.,s.nuB bat bic Ses
bOlterung bon urusuap in Siiodmsz
rita. 0i. gsreitllns bss Sbets s.s
f6i.bt Gbnlid pie in G6ina, uber
gum Srintsn psnuBt man iilberne
RDbr.u nit sinsm tugeIGbnli6en
@nb., bas aIs gombd ober 8ombilu
b.sei6net nirb. 2luf Der SnieI Wurs
tiniqu. trinft man sinen febr aromus
tiT6en Sb.e aus sneen uno tiefen
9uiTen uno fiigt ibm einsn befonbes
rem 2itGr biu5u, Der BON ben MDn4eH
unb auh spn ben Suusfrduen fran5Os
iiider 2lbItammune bergeitslIt iDirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15
Woreen.
sOu 8riebrid 8iesersbaus.

Bon Sriebrid 8iegersbaus
Gin friider sltbem fpebt mid an,
Ser aus ben fiiblen 9riinoen iteigt.
Ser fiuitre, bo6eeredte Sann
SIM Noreenipiuo bic 8ipfel nei9t.
Gin feiuer, garter, blazer Suft
2ieat auf ben brauuen Aedern i6ou,
lln6 bur6 bic Hare Rorgeuluft
e6piuet iih Elm eriter @Iodentou.
sn mir elm ibeuer 9raus iidl reet,
Sern meine SeeIe lit eriuad1t.
9ie freut iif, bab ibr frobbetpeet
Ser iituee Sag eutgeeenIadt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

iiberhatiirlider arafte iinb. gBis
Tdipsr ss 1T, ii6 in ienem 2anbe bon
abergIGubii ii9em 9rduen frei gu bals
ten. beitdtiste AUDI Elm mir betunnter
llnipsrIitdtsprpfsFor. Der cine Stuz
bienreiie bortbin unternpmmen bate.
gr fagts, anfGngIi9 merle man nod
ni9ts bapon, aber gang ollmGbli9
ipiirbe man berart in ben 8anntreis
Der Wunb.r seSogen, bab einem
aIIentbalben unb tpo man ni9ts berz
slei9en p.rmutbete, talte S9auer
iiber ben Riiden liefen. So mar er
In ein.m iabanifd.n Sbeater selpeien.
in benz bic S9auipieler fdmmtli9
nit unnatiirIih berldngerten Raien
duftrat.n, bic aber teinespegs ldherz
lid, ionbern birett unbeimltb tpirts
ten. Sn benz Stiid, bos Iie uuffiibrz
ten, fam Elm Baum nit ipeiben 8liiz
then Dor unb aIs bic Sanblung es
.tnmal srbeiT9t., bab bic 2ltteurs
Sirib taut.u, finsen bieie 8liitbsn
an, iid gang fansfam roth gu fdrben.
Gum S6IuFe ipuren lie 10 nit bem
Sirib bur6trGntt, baB es pte elm
bGuttgsr Reeen bon ibnen berunterz
trGufelte. Die 3uIdauer aber blidz
ten nit gntfeben in ben Mienen auf
bies S6aufpi.l unb au9 bem proz
fefor mar es - obne bab er re9t
pubte, parum - etipas unbebasli9
babel gu Wautb. Gr bat mir cine
anii9tsturte gefdenft, ipeIde ben
firibtrief.nben Baum, umrinst BON
ben Iangnuiigen Sdaufpielern, Dsrz
anfdauIidt.
Sn Saba fast man au6, baB bas
Siribtauen i'm Meni9en dlIerbanb
Gtgenidaften erseuss. Rur Der, tp.ls
der Der 9etpobnb.it bulbigt, ipG bic
redte 2iebe fir bic 6eimatb b.ssn
unb ipenn er iie berldBt, 10 s.bt bas
Ssimtpeb nit ibm unb f6tpinbet erit,
iuenn feline 3dbne feline rDtblibe
Spur mebr aufpeiIen. 9lu9 Der
guropder ntmmt na9 Der Meinung
Der Ronnas bur9 Siribtauen etipas
bon beren Gbdrdtter an, bat ct aber
gegen .inen @ineeborenen einen 8erz
ratb ober fonft elm. l1nrebli9teit b.rz
iibt, 10 aiebt bas @irib, gas er i'm
8lut bat, ibm bas Sieber berbsi. benz
tr fogar, ipenn er fdon in europa
1T, nod gum Spfsr fallen tdnn.
90 1T, ipie man fiebt, bas Siri6
fo5uiasen gum Symbol b.s Malas
bentbums seporben. Qlllerbings Be-
baupten biele Sapar.iienbs, bab es
serab. auf bi.fer SnfeG in Oi.l bObez
rem 9rdOe unt.r ben Ronnas, ben
Mii9linsen, aIs unter ben @oIblutz
malaDen iibli9 Iein foG. Die 2ebtez
ren. aus ben.n iid bic brett. I1afIe
bes 8Olt.s retrutirt, psrben eb.n
bur9 ben Sirib5auber gu alien be-
pogen, tpo5u man fie baben min,
tuGbrsnb bic rei9eren unb 9ebilbetez
rem Ronnds ben 3auber sumeiIt auss
iiben. SnbeB seb.n au9 bieriib.r bic
aniidten auseindnb.r, neil - nun,
neil .s nod teinem guropGer s.luns
gen 1T, ben g.beimnibooIsn 0ins.n
ienes sebeimniBpollen 2anbes duf ben
9runb 5u feben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

@erlodenbe 9robung.
Sntel (au isiner Ri9te): ~2issden,
2iesden, 9u ipirit nod 70 Iunge
auf's Sis seben, Bis 0u Dir cine
rs9ts @erIObung sugeSogsn buit!"
-Sb biefe &inber! SriBs
den: gu bu, mid idldgt Papd unb
bid nibt, uno babel babe i'd bod
basIelbe fpis 9u setbun. Sante (ulte
Sungfsr): @ds bait bu oenn eemu9ts
6riB4en: Sd bin iiben gebIisbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

- Ser w9riine". sd bin
gbitinensler uno nerfdmGbe isoen
Sropfen 9ier!" = Der dltere Serr:
rSa, oiirfen sic iibsrbuupt i4on Bier
trinten9"
Sein Stdn6puntt. t.
r9ldubsn sic ipirtli9. baB Die Slug
te6nit sinen prattiiben Bertb bat"
= Sumoriit: nNu OBJ! mas meinsn
sic pobl, tpie piel ib f9on blob
our6 81. 8ibe oariiber peroient babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15
& RdtbeberbIiitbe.

& utbeberbIiitbs. .9i.
Guls lit Elm 9ogel, pel9er nur bel
Ecdt ans Soeeslt6t tpmmt."
- Wl Bsliidtes &ompIis
ment. Sn elmer srDbsrsu s.mifht.n
9eieafhaft IieIt elm Serr einsn 3.is
tungsartiteI iiber Die Spfer zines
SuudIaIbers Dor. 9lIs er essnoet. be-
merit elm Sffi5ier: So ia, betdnnte
So6., Die 0ummen tperosn niht ale.
natiirIib - glnlpsfenoe uusssi9lois
isni'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15
Sreunoidaft.

gs sing mandtr unter. tpie mir
f9eint,
D.il s.feblt ibm bat Elm Sreunb;
limo man9er sebt Su @runoe grab,
Deil er gu piels 5rsunoe bat. Z
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

AID SOtt : S.rr prof.FOr iiub
IN ben Bad ssfalIsn!"
Profeffor (na9 IGnserem
llsb.rleseO: Sinh Sic aud Der ans
,ft9t9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

- W a s TAB. Sinausseporfes
ner @uit: r0ie Sage iinb bod f6on
beb.uteno IGns.r. Sd Iise. T6on
brauB.n, unO babel III nod ni9t NAL
bus @as unsesiin6st!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

Sie RafIel Der 8Iupp.ridluns
Js IN s.seu 800 SUB tp.it bOrbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

Scr Serr prof.For tritt bsr.in aur
! Sbiir:
sPOB Detter nod einmaI = bin d.
fhon-bier2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

@aFpirb: rsl pus pnf ou Osnn 9eu nit Dem aterpussH
in Der Stabt2"
msI sd foil fir unn tsinsn Sumter Oas srOBs einmaIsns
mitbrinoen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-15

8ie2 Ro6 m.br 36ls auf bus 8rots
Das fGllt Der 8dnoe ein9! -
0a i9lag' bod sIei9 Elm S9odIdtpes
renotbz
arsuSOonneripstter brein!"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-21
WASHINCTON'S
PHYSICAL ILLS.
Ely JOHN E. WALLACE.

x q YHILE Washington was pres
NEeA9 ident he was dangerously
" " i'll several times. In 1889
he had what in our day we
would call the grip. During cere-
monial visit to Cambridge. Mass, the
president came down with this ailment,
which came to be called 1.-The Wash
in%ton influenza" in the vicinity Of
Boston. where 1t ragged for some time
Myself much dsordered by a cold
and Inflammation in the left eye"
In New York some months later the
president caught another bad cold
which developed into "a case of an
thraX so malignant as for several days
to threaten modification" His physi-
clan remained constantly with him.
One day Washington looked the doctor
sQuarely in the face and requested
his opinion as to the outcome of the
disease. The doctor expressed both
hope and fear, and Washington re-
piled, whether tonight or twenty
years hence, 1t makes no difference"
time relates that his life was despaired
of and every eye was full of tears.
One feature of this attack was a
very large and painful tumor on the
protuberance Of the presidents thigh.
1t was necessary to operate upon this
tumor, which had happy effect in
relieving the fever, but left the patient
weak. He could not walk or sit up,
so in order to obtain needed outdoor
exercise he had his coach so extended
that he could reclne his full length Of
six feet three and Il half inches therein
An operation for cancer was per-
formed on Washington in 1894. His
mother also had suffered from this
disorder. During the same year the
presidents back was severely wrench
ed in an effort to save himself and
horse from falling among the rocks
at the lower falls of the Potomac, near
his Mount Vernon home. He was con-
fined to his bed for some time on ac
count of this injury.
After Washington retired from pub
lie life he suffered from fever which
reduced his weight by twenty pounds.
He had frequent colds, and it was only
with the greatest difficulty that he
could be induced to take medicine.
WaShington's sight became impaired
during the Revolution. He found it
necessary to begin wearing spectacles
in ITS, at the age of forty-siX years.
During his presidency he became hard
of hearing. \ guest at one of the
presidents dinners relates that The
was so deaf that I believe he heard
little of the conversation
Present day dentistry would have
saved Washington much suffering and
would have enhanced his good looks.
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His teeth became defective early in
life. From year to year he had one
tooth after another drawn after un
dcrgoing severe toothachcs. By the
year 1889 he began to wear false teeth,
poorly constructed, which gave his
mouth Il curious malformation. Stuart
in painting his famous portrait of
Washington sought to overcome this
appearance by placing cotton padding
under the lips. The great mans last
tooth disappeared in 1875. The next
year the distortion Of his mouth was
removed by the substitution Of Il new
set Of teeth. III fact. there were two
new sets. so that the general had Il
change. These were made Of the ivory
from the teeth of the hippOpotamus.
The summing up shows remark
able array Of bodily ailments borne
by the i.lustri7us Washington, includ
ing measles, fever and ague, small
poX. malaria. grip, tumor, cancer and
frequent very bad colds" the last of
which, singularly enough. after all
those earlier and more serious mala-
dies, resulted III the death OF the pa
tent.
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The difference appears in other things:
He freed the country from the rule Of kings,
While we have those, OF SO have been told.
Who foster lrus! kings worse than those Of old.
He drove the mercenaties from our shores.
The hueling armies feeding on our stores.
We have foe more fierce and ravenous--
The army Of the grafters feeds on us.
Great Washington. who lacked the gilt of speech.
In deeds, not words, his lessons sought to teach,
But we. with foods of talk that know no bound,
Drown our Performance in a sea Of sound.
His wisdom lay in knowing his defect
Which grows a virtue seen in retrospect.
Our statesmen, who can speak no more than he,
Are not restrained BY lis humility.
He spurned a crown. We maze Of wealth king
And crown not man. bu, an inscnsaic thing
He sought retirement when his work was through
Eut certain statesmen Of the modern crew,
Who heard their own and not their couatry's call
Have net the mercy TO retire at all.
He famed his farm ike Cincinnatus old;
They farm the people and the crop is gold.
They call him first in peace and first in war
And first in the esteem his country bore.
We have some statesmen FIRST, ! understand.
In making pc4cc with those who rob the land.
First in the gains Of buying war supplies.
First in the hearts Of those who vlcimize
Their coun,rymen and first to speculate
On inside news that they themselves create.
We need such contrasts to appreciate
How purely, lolhly and nobly great
Was this unseGsh statesman, Washington.
He grows in stature BY comparison.
When measured by the standards we maintain
He seems being Of another plane.
He served mankind. and SO it is. say.
The nation needs some Washnglons today.
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Facts About WASHINGTON.

of speechmaker. Thomas Jefferson,
who served with him in the Virginia
house of burgcsses. stated that he
never heard Washington speak for
more than ten minutes at time.
Washington had high temper, but
he usually kept it under excellent CON
troll Several notable occasions are on
record, however, when be became
raging mad"
Washington served on a grand jury
after his retirement from the prcsi-
dency. Before he became president he
had been Il petit juror several times.
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An American family that will be
much in the public eye abroad in the
future is that of Richard c. Kerens
of st. Louis, recently appointed United
States ambassador to Hungary.
Mr.. Kerens is man of great wealth.
and much of the social spleudor which
once marked the American embassy ut
Vienna Will be restored when he as
sumes the duties Of ambassador. He
is Il distinguished Roman Catholic.
which is the state religion of Austria
ana Hungary, and that is expected to
add to his popularity and usefulness at
that court.
Mrs. Kercns is a charming hostess.
and her home III st. Louis has been
the scene Of many elaborate entertain
mentS and social events. Abroad she
is well known and extremely popular.
Miss Gladys Kcrcns is a strikingly
handsome girl and was a debutante
two years ago. Her coming out party
on that occasion was one of the great
social events of the year.
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a Wise Precaution.

Not long ago some men had occasion
to organize a corporation and, desir-
ing to avoid the cost Of a lawyer
services, they drew up their own arti-
clcs of agreement Among the provi
sions was the following: THE annual
meeting of the company shall be held
on the second Saturday of July in eacl
and every year. except when the same
falls on u Sunday or a holiday. Law
Notes.