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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
SHOW HOW
METROPOLIS IS RUN
Every Department of New
York Government EX-
planned,
ev Leased Wire 20 The Tribune

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Oct. lI.-Father knicker
booker is busily engaged this month in
looking at himself His first taste Of
scientific self-ipspection was had last
year and he liked IL SO well that be has
decided to make IL an annual event and
so the second budget exhibition is open
during the month of October and thou
sands OF New Workers visit IL every day,
1t Ia worth visiting, too. Tho intimate
workings of every department OF munich
pal activity are shown in minute de-
tail. The exhibition as a whole is a
liberal education In advanced scientific
municipal government. / am informed
that already official delegations from n
number OF cities throughout the coun-
try have come TO New York in order TO
see and study the various exhibits and
many moro have signiiicd their intention
to come. There Is n constant demand for
Information and literature and an evi-
dent disposition To follow the example OF
the metropolis In this particular.
One feature which is likely TO produce
great results Is the coming OF classes
OF school children with their teachers TO
get an Intimate knowledge Of the city
government. This was something OF a
feature last year and much more so this
year City officials are convinced that
no similar expenditure OF city money has
done or is doing so much for the beeniit
of the city.
There were 100000 visitors last year
and II is expected there will be more
than million this year. To show how
the city government is spending the huge
sums of money which the taxpayers con-
tribute is the aim OF the show. This
year the budget reached nearly $4,000,
900 and for 1912 at least $40. .00o. 900 more
will be spent.
Three fIoors are devoted to the displays
of the twenty-one city departments,
Every departmental exhibit displays
charts showing how every cent Of its ap-
preparation is spent There arc moving
pictures OF fire drills in the schools,
Opening exercises" and views showing
children saluting the flag.
The building OF the $lG3, 900 900 aque
duct. the greatest in the world. is shown
in pictures that move The dikes, tun-
nels, gauges. the opening Of the dams. the
concrete work, the valley OF Kingston,
which surrounds the reservoir, are set
forth in Aim 1000 feet long.
The park department, Mania ttan.
shows interesting Views OF the parks and
animals. The aquarium has stereopticon
views OF fishes and sea creatures. Other
moving pictures illustrate the work OF
the fire department One shows fire
men at the third alarm blaze.
The dock department shows the traf-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
/ Am Willing To Prove [
Can Cure You
To That End l Am Giving Away $10,O 900 Worth
of Medicine

In order 10 show beyond all doubt
that | am in possession of a medicine
that viii cure kidney trouble. bladder
trouble or rheumatism. | viii this year
give away ten thousand dollars worth
Of this medicine, ana anyone suffering
from these diseases can Get "A box al 1t
absolutely free. All that is necessary
Is TO send mo your address.
/ don't mean that YOU are TO use n part
- y or all Of II and pay me II cured.
mean that | VIII send YOU box of
this medicine absolutely free Of charge.
a gift from me to the Uric Acid suffer
ers OF the world, So ] can show them
where and how they may be cured /
will not expect payment for this free
medicine. nor would | accept il now or
later " YOU sent II. Il Is free in the real
meaning Of the word.
For Twenty-Five years. quarter OF
ccntury-I have been trying 10 convince
the public that have something gcnu-
Inc. something better than others have
for the cure of stubborn. chronic rheu-
mntism, for torturlng kidney hackache
for annoying calls To uriuate. But 1t ls
hard 10 convince pcople-they try few
things uusuccessfully and give up all
hope and refuse to- listen to anyone
thereafter. Happily, I am in position
now To demonstrate TO sufferers at my
own expense that have a medicine that
cures these diseases. | don't ask thcn1
10 spend any money TO tnd ont; dotl
ask them 10 believe me. nor even TO take
the word OF reliable people, but all / ask
is that they allow me 10 send them the
medicine at my own cost, That Is sure
ly fair.
TO this end I have set aside ten thou
sand dollars. which VIII be used 10 com
pound my medicine. Much OF II is ready
now 10 be sent out, all OF IL fresh and
standard. There will be enough for all
sufferers though there be thousands OF
them. And anyone who needs II can
get some OF II free. But in order that
shall know that you have disease for
which this medicine is Intended. / ask
you To send me some OF your leading
symptoms. IL you have any OF the symp-
toms IN the list printed here you need
my medicine and II YOU Will write me
will gladly send you n box OF 1t free
with full directions for your use. Look
the symptoms over. see which symptoms
YOU have then write me about as fol-
lows. Dear Dr., | notice symptoms
number''-hcre put down the numbers
give your age full address. and send II
TO me My address is DR.. T. Frank Ly-
mott, 1865 Occidental Building. Chicago,
H.
The ten thousand dollars | am spending
FOR the compromising of my medicine is
only part of the money / am dcVoting
cine I send you Will be fully prepaid at
my expense. From any standpoint you
view II. YOU incur no expense or obli-
cation. Just tell others who you know
are suffering who sent you the medicine
that cured you.
! am promising 10 give away ten thou
sand dollars worth OF medicine. and
Will do that; | am promising 10 send
any sufferer who writes me box OF this
medicine and full directions free of
charge. and ] Will do that. / can say
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the system as a whole the headquarters
experts will be able to look after the CO.
ordination OF traffic and collateral mat
tiers. The authority OF Judge Loyett has
not been reduced in the slightest. nor has
the sphere OF julius Kruttschnitts ac-
tivities been lesseDed.
Gold Hoard Enormous,
In It's October circular the National
City bank says: "in toe midst OF its
alarms and anXieties which now trouble
the business world ii Is at least COM
fort TO know that we are free from
peril which not so very many years ago
was paraiyzing enterprise and surround
ing all business operations with uncer-
tainty and that was the threat OF
suspension of gold payments. No gen.
eral attention is paid nowadays TO the
total stock OF gold Including reserves
in the treasury: and 1t goes on piling
up and stands now at about Sl'2OoO 900
which is a hoard not only uneuualed but
unapproached In the worlds history
Low water mark was touched on Febru-
ary IL. 1885, wnen the total amount OF
OF This $50, SIS .529 was pledged 10 the re
demptlon Of an equal amount OF gold
certificates, leaving but S41,3i0,lSl in the
500, 600. 900 fund established for the re-
demption OF the United States notes.
This fund was replenished several times
by bond sales. but after 1896 has not been
encroached upon. From that time the
stock OF gold in the treasury has moved
THE next greatest hoard in the world
is that Of the Imperial Bank OF Russia
which holds the treasury funds OF that
country: 1t stood AT the beginning of last
month al about 500. 600 900. The Bank
OF France at the same date held about
$3.50. 600. 600 At the rate our treasury Is
retaining gold IL will soon hold a stock
OF the yellow metal equal 10 the roIai
OF the next two greatest boards in the
world. The Bank of England's sold
stock on the first of the month was only
about 5000 600, 600 and that Of the Bank
OF Germany but little larger"
When the time comes 10 discuss good
news by way Of explaining a recovery
in securities a good deal OF material now
neglected viii be discovered. For in
stance, the foreign trade balance OF So2l,-
900 for the fiscal year ended June
so will DC much dwelt upon for this
showing is of extreme Importance, not
the less so because II contrasts radically
different conditions at a corresponding
time last year.
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SOLUTION
MAY LIE IN WARS
Special Cable 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
VIENNA. Oct. l4.--Beyond the desire
OF Italy to take Tripoli, so that her sur
plus population might find A place TO
grow while still under The Italian flag
the cause OF tho precipitatc declaration
Of war against Turkey, was that feeling
OF unrest among the people which is pres
cnt in every country in Europe aud
which Is giving the governments more
concern than any OF them would care TO
acknowledge. The constantly increasing
divergence between the cost Of living
and the increase OF the great mass OF
people la al the bottom OF It and neith-
~r statesmen nor economists have been
able 10 find any remedy.
Conditions al over Europe are not dis
similar 10 those existing just prior TO
Tie French revolution. and there ls grave
fear that " some way is lot found 10
meet tho cry for food Tho whole social
fabric may be shaken.
Hero in Austria food prices have
jumped from 90 To 60 per cent and by
reason OF The long dry summer there Is
every prospect that they win 20 higher.
Ih" people with reduced huving ca
pacity ftnd themselves compelled 10 pav
nearly double for the neccssarics OF life
| Ih"y are hungry and the prospects are
may grow moro frequent and more des-
perate In Germany. France, Italy,
Spain. Russia and even in Great Britain
conditions arc the same
Italy has plunged into war as solu-
lion. The question IS being asked II the
otncT powers may not feel impelied to
] take tie same drastic course at the same
| time settling all those questions which
have caused the ruiuous race FOR ar,na-
ucnts. IL H. being pointed out quietly In
some quarters that a general war may
after all bc a good thing in the end by
! rCiiev wing Tire pressure and making the ad-
| vent Of world peace. through arbitration.
possible.
II Is not impossible that Herr Rebel tho
German Socialist leader had this In mind
4 when he made his recent remarkable
/ speech
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

further that this medicine has been
vnuchcd for to the Government as COM
plying in every detail with all require
ments. II will stop rheumatism IL Will
stop pain and hackache.- II will stop
too frequent desire Ia urinatc; IL Will
heal. soothe and strengthen. You Will
be better in every WAY for having taken
81. There is not ingredient that can
injurc; not one but will beneht. All
that ! ask is that YOU use II yourself
so that you may be personally con-
WINGED,
Owing 10 tho large nunocr OF requests.
have had ten thousand more copies
OF my medical book printed. This book
is new and up to date and contains COM
plcte descriptions, symptoms, causes, ef-
fects and cures OF kidney, bladder and
rheumatic diseases. All who write for
the free medicine will be sent copy Of
this grand Illustrated medical hook-the
largest ever written on these diseases for
free and general distribution.
II YOU need medicine such as I have.
II YOU are anxious TO be cured and dom
want To spend any money LOOKING for
cures, write me. Read the symptoms
over and let me hear from you today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

nc on West street and 'the docking OF
the Olympic" Police pictures tell how
the police dogs capture runaway Grim
child
The bureau OF licenses. mayors office.
exhibits a taXicab, showing the methods
by which its inspectors test the meters
An interesting exhibit is symbolic OF
the passing OF The fire horse, Side by
side stand old Brentwood. a horse in
the most powerful fire engine OF It's
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

type in the world a high pressure hose
wagon, automobile propelled, Is also on
exhibition, we'll as n red dcvil' au-
OF the old style chiefs wagon drawn by
horses
\ fire-alarm box records all Mauhat-
tan alarms during the progress OF the cX
hlbit
Visitors may learn in the police exhibit
all abont the new bureau of criminal
Identification. Captain Faurot. who late
ly returned from France has prepared
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
These Are the Symptoms

Pain in the back,
2-Too frequent desire to urlnate.
3-Burning or obstruction Of urine.
4-Paln or soreness In the bladder.
5-ProstatIc trouble.
6-Gas or pain in the stomach.
7-GeneraI debility. weakness. dIzzl-
ness
e-Paln or soreness under right rib.
o-SWeIIlna in any part Of the body.
DEMONSTRATION or liver trouble,
11-PaIpitatlon or pain under the
heart.
12-Paln in the hip Joint.
i3-Pain in the neck or head.
t4-Pain or soreness In the kidneys.
15-Pan or swelling In the Joints.
16-Pan or swelling Of the muscles.
17-Pain or soreness I'm nerves.
Ie-Acute or chronic rheumatism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

a novel exhibit Finger prints am
Bertilon measurements will be show
and explained.
The work OF the United States VoI
unteer Life Saving corps is seen In NOV
black life savers in action. Moving pie
lures also are shown Of the playground
children in pageant. and the littI|
farmers OF the childrens school farm
These are just few OF the interestin|
features.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

To every person suffering
with an old sore or chronic
ulcer, the very best news in this
paper is contained in the present
article II jS pOod news because
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true tells OF to get rid OF these plague spots which
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See how points the through the symptoms The
Inflammation discharge dscoored esh and the fact that
applications have curative effect the show that
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have the leading physicians
schools of practice
The Fore Prescription known everywhere the standard remedy
Accept Forte Prescription medicine
with record of 40 Of behind
It's foolish and often dangerous experiment with but slightly tested
afflicted good" than
The
and decidedly
should
o
insist on having Perce's Favorte Prescription
Commo Sense Medical Adviser doth-bomd.
Dnpensary Association Proprieos Pierce
President, Buffalo, N. Y.
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n Badge of Honesty
Is printed on the outer wrapper of every bottle of
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Id y the only medicine tor Womans peculiar allmen
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their peculiar weaknesses and de-
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Pointed Paragraphs.

All the world loves a lover--with
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by nagging will bear watching.
The man who is first TO give adj
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To be at peace with your neigh
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The pessimist never hopes for the
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counterfeit
And many a man who calls a
spade a spade shovels his food in
with a knife.
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THE RATE TO CHICAGO REDUCED.
MOHOa Route Announces New Schedule
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The Monon Route announces that
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Rnark'h Stnrf NFiuH
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We carry on our floors and in our ware
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nections with makers of the finest goods
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or mail order houses.
Our Picture and Room Molding-stOcks
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CB- Our Engraving Machine is the only
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Burial Robes, Wrappers, Suits, Dresses,
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Our two licensed Embalmers respond at
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NOndeScript FeyerS.

NOndescript FeyerS.
There is a short-lived type of
fever, sometimes called cphemeral
fever, which, when it develops in a
member of family, may cause great
anxiety for time, for fear it may
be the beginning of an infectious
disorder. 1t may last for only
few hours, or it may persist tor
day or two.
1t generally begins abruptly and
runs from one hundred and one TO
one hundred and three degrees, or
even higher, and is accompanied by
a feeling of indiSpositiop, with loss
of appetite, coated tongue, some
times, especially in the case of
young children, Slight delirium at
night, and very often an outbreak
of coldsores on the lips. Just as
those in charge of the case have
about made up their minds that the
patient is in for a long, serious ILL
ness, the symptoms suddenly sub
side, the temperature goes back to
normal, and after few days of con-
valescence, all is well again. In
some cases the fever ends by cris
is accompanied by profuse sweat
ing.
Such an illness as has been de-
scribed may be brought about in
variety of ways. In some cases, es-
pecially in children, il may be caused
by an attack of acute dyspepsia, the
fever being due to the absorption of
poisonous matters, or ptcmains,
which were present in the food when
eaten, or others which may be form
ed during digestion. Exposure to
the sun may result in short, fever
ish illness, as may also long and
violent muscular cxcrlion, such as
rowing or tennis playing in one un-
accustomed to the exercise.
Many persons who lead scdcntary
lives make the mistake of filing a
brief vacation with violent exercise,
Nth The idea that they thus strenIh-
en- themselves, only to find that the
resulting feverish exhaustion sends
them back to work more tired than
when they started
Mann persons on 6. soieg 10
i've ia ropical countries az a,sacS
ed by ephemeral fevers, probably
caused by the changed conditions
of life, and partly by careless ex.
posure.
There are also abortive infectious.
The children of a family will come
down with scarlet fever. One child
will be seen to have fever, but will
not develop the Characteristic rash 4,
and after few days of feeling rath-
er i'll, will recover, but without hav =
ing earned the immunity which the
real disease conters.
1t is impossible to diagnose thes e
fevers at the start; they must be care
fully watched. and the absence of
characteristic erruptions, aud their
rapid course, must establish the di-
agnosis. While the fever lasts the
patient should be kept in bed on a
very light diet, and after it has
broken there should be a few days
of rest AMI conyalesceuce befors
duties are resumed.
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MuhlenberS County

is rich in coal, iron, timber, potter's clay.
jetc-, and the most inviting field in Ken
lucky for investment ofcapital and pluck.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1911-02-02

A Bissell carpet sweeper will
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Roark's, and have other advantages
than the money-savlng features ex-
planned.