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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
FIFTEEN KNOWN DEAD
NEAR GItfsIcNVITIsE, MISS.

Grecnviile Miss, April 20.--Fifteen
persons are known TO have been
drowned iast might ness Benoit. Ia the
flood that came rom the levee break
between Renoit and Reulah. Miss The
loss Of life Ia the delta. it Is believed.
viii reach two hundred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
TODAY IN CONGRESS


IN session 2 p IN
Foreign relations committee agreed
40 recommend adoption OF amended
MARITIME resolution for international
C0-Oporaton In regulation of ocean
traffic.
House.
Met at noon
Considered Henry bin extending
campaign publicity laws 20 presiden'
tiai and vice presidential candidates
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
RESIDENTS COOKS INLET
 COMPLAIN OF SERVICE.

Residents os Hope, on Cook inlet Alaska. have complaint on mail service that appears wen-fouaded when they state that only twice e month do they receive any mail a, all. and that only first elass matter George Ron. merchant of Hope states that not only do they gel mall but twice a month. but that in November and April they get none al all
 Newspapers can only be sent to Cook inlet residents as first class or registered mail No other class Of mall Is handled.
 As a consequence Of this. Mr. Roll points out that Cook inlet has Co guess most of the time what Is 60. ing on in the world Such papers as do arrive by the twleea-month ser. vice, however, are eagerly read
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
RAPIDLY GROWING

From mere "hole in the wall shop. the Dortero and Son Furnishing store has steadily grown to goodly sized store. whose daily sales are a large factor in the business done in the city
 During the past week a new ad- dition has been added to make room for the new spring stock which is daily expected. Display windows ha' been put in where the new goods may be shown.
 Under the care oG Happy" Dor tero and the watchfm eye of Papa Tony Dor'ero the establishment will no doubt continue to grow and viii become one of Skagwoy's large bust ness houses.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
Doiaa TsIsM pgTY
seares of Alaskan Raiders Are Learn ing tae Duty Of The Ki5nsys.

To alter the boad a she kidneys duty
 Whon they fail to do this the kid aeys are sick
 Backsche and many Kidney ills fol low
 Help the kidneys do their work.
 Doans Kidney Pilis have cured thousands ol severe esses
 Proof in the foloEiRg
 H. L. strand. 1909 Lombard st-, Everett Wash, says q was iH tad shape wilh kidney complaint. Ny pack was SO weak and painful that I could not si0op and the kidney seeret5oas were very distressing iu sassage. had Co quit work and a. though l was not confined to my led. I felt miserable in every way The first few doses of Doaa's Kid ney Pills gave me great relief and by the tine I had finished the con tents of the second box, my kidneys and back no longer troubled me. 'hea returned O work and I have been free from kidney complaint evel since. Doau's Kidney Pills alone ef fected tlls euro"
 For sale by al dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-sliIhurn Co., Busfalo New York. sole agents fof tho Unit ed states
 Remember tae name-Doan's-ant take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
KlRmse TO OPEN
 STORE IN KgTcHnKAN.

During 'he past week preparations have been going on rapidly for the removal ot the smalleq Kirmse store to Kotchikaa where Mr. Rirmse has secured a chotce location.
 Mr Klrmse expects Co open his store in Ketchi&an abont the fir8t of April The new store will be located next door Co the post office. IL wil be stocked with a large supply of Alaskan Curios. such as are carried here and the usual extensive lines of silverware. glassware. old ivory and nugget novelties
 Mr. Kirmse vill go to Ketchikan soon to personally supervise the opening of his branch store ooRTERo STORE IS
 RAPIDLY GROWING.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Clti9ens desiring to vote for can didates for the Common Council of skagway, Alaska, at ths aunlcipsl Election to be held April 2Ig12, must register. The registration books wfg be open at the Towa Han from to 3 o'clock every evening from March 18th '0 March 90, inclusive.
 b. MeKaY. Town Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

A party Of prospectors rom Prince Rupert. R. C.. consisting Of A R Young. R. McDoural. Fl. Shaw and F. Wilson. left wraase8 for Che stkl7e River on the Black Fox.
 The party witb four sledees and q logs, win mush in over Che Ice to the Dease Lake country where they win prospect as soon ss the breakup In the spring Most Of the outfi of sledges and provisions were parch. ased at F. Mathesons Department Store. the stores brought from Ru- pert being taken through to Bria b Columbia in bond.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
EASTER OFFERINGS.

You are procrastinating when you put off ordering your Easter suit an- other day. There is just enough ume to get in your order now for one Of the famous Born suits or overcosts. Every garment made to your measure.
 AMERICAN TAILORS. Ct Geo. Mowl. Prop.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

Robert Dunn. of Fairbi Inks. a Ne Nea's Island, has written to h.s friends who have been tireungag q subscription list to raise money for .he purpose of having a ranscript oi the evidence fn his case prenarsd for an appeal asking them tp desist in their efforts.
 He believes that sucf a course win not be necessary aitd be does not care to be placed under such an obligation.
 IT he is not parfone}. Bob. ex- pects to be let out on parole next year.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

Manager Christman of the Tread well baseball team. has started tr got busy already for Che coming base ball season. He is m en who be Heves in grasping time by the fore lock and that with a llaa Nelson hold.
 Since his election he has beon eir ing his personal atteatsbn to the Htae details that win make baseball a great success on DouEias is,and this year He has already let the contract for the Iavelinat off Of the baseball ground. This i something hat wiH make towards a better team The grounds viii be filbid in at tho low places and viii receive a general cleaning up
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

A fine mid temperance drink is the pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters of Tumvater Fslls, and the very bsst barley malt with Just the right proportion of choicest grown hops. Brswsd ss on. Y the olympia Brewing company can brew. For safe at the Bosza Of Trsds
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
NEVIS FROM HE
 HORTHLANO
SHORT BREEZY NEWS TENS
 FROM TIE NoarHelR lRs PRESS

Edward l.. Lake. one lIf the p.o. neers of the town of Keichikan came to the end of Che trail iast saturiay afternoon, and passed os'r Into the great beyond
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
SMOKERS ArrsHrIoa

Harold Hartwissen. successor to v. W. Boughton. has taken the agency for the justly famous
 FL INFIMTo CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS. s.o0o just received from ths fac. tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want Inc best don't fail to give these goods q trial.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
eRAso REDUCTION SALE

The Psct Train is now seilisg big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold and sell at a profit Yours,
 R. Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

The G. Roens automobile vas out fer a trial trip in Juneau About one million small boys and sfris nearly run themselves to death following t out to the cemetery rad
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

The clerk of the rditai,od disuiet court distributed among the var ions municipalities Of tho dia trict their share of the license moneys received during tbe month. Fairbanks got sls5. Chenh si5 aud Edlfarod si0
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

Henry Friedenthal Phone 7s. Quick delivery. Baggage and expressing on short notice. day or night
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

When in Whitehorse stop at Che Dominion Hotel Best beds. best ac- commOdations, best prices. H
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BRolHo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refuitd money if 1t fails to cure. E. ". GROVES sig nature is on each box 25e.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

Fer sse yss. can ger q wholesome, home cooked neal at the New Home Hsstsuraat, sts Ave, iuss of of EIrosdvsy.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN sKAe.
 WAY POST OFFICE.

Unclaimed letters remaining in the Skagway postoffice March 15, 1912; Gansfield. Esq. A. Lorenzen. Mrs. Annie
 AZ. KINDELL, p. NJ.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

The min at Elamar Is not run ming fan force at present. owing to .an occurrence which is yuzzH1g the wcTkmen employed at th, N mine The cement foundation Of ole of the boilers has become crack nd directy under the fireplaee and whether this is due Co the earthquaEb or other causes is mystery whictt Is puzzEng the men.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

LoST--A bunch of keys Finder return to Pack Train Bar and re ceiye reward.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

< 42x3a. two story. exfenelon of the wrangcll Hotel vas started Tuss- day. Mr Grant gives out the iu. formation that the sainple room wr be double and eight new steam- heated rooms and bah isre in the plans for the better serTIee for his guests
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

Craig Nillar fbe "Tyeef nsh man og the West Coast has re Signed from ths LindenberEer interests at Craig. and win probably tackle tAe fish bus- ness on his own account again lie 's perhaps The best luo7rn man in the b'rsiness on the West. Coast. aud knows everybody fin the ohu1try.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

Send the Alaskan home for three mouths-S2.25-better than 90 letters.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-18

Location notices, placet and quariz for sale by the Daily Aliskaa. d
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
1ie 3nfnnit
Ger 3lucitcu seationaI Sanf
Sull in Ger l;entigen slftionare'Ser'
iammIung cntFbieben lperSen.

Iie guilnerflomfcit Der Sllsnil5-
frctle Der Stabt miro heiitc oell aflois
rem Scr 2. 9tationol .8onf 5ilge'pdnoi
,ncroen. ocrcn 9lftiondrc 9tdhlnlttaas
nm 3 llhr in ocnl 9ailfacbalioc ciile
g,erio,umlllnd abhaltcn iueroer, nm
an entftsiber, pb bic ganf neiter be-
fricbcn ,tno bua bon bcm aontrolielir
oeo gun0coifotanlts clnac1orocric
stiiefntcnt bon 100 Yro5cnt be5oblt
lperoen iolt oocr nid)t.
0obren0 Der gnn3cn &odc pllrnen
gcriud,c ocmnbt bic anlid)ten Der
aftiondrc ntsjuiinoen itno oielelbell
crnobcu ooB DIE mciitcn Serlciben
|icibil nod, nid,t ipiiien, peIhcitStnl'o.
punt. lie in Der an1eleaenhelt einlieD'
men iollcu. GS betinOcn 'lh iinter
ibncn piclc, lpeld,e nid)t iii Stanne
limo, ihre gtlicBments 5l beSoblen illlo
ibre NnIaGcn einbiIBen itillien. nah
reno aui Der onocren Seiie iuieoer
piele iinO, rucIte germ be5ohlen per'
0cn, Inn rctten su fonncn, mas gercf-
let mcroen fam un0 iiiR Die gant 81
erhalfen.
Ter Souptfattor BEL Der allsnfalll'
aen REORGANIZATION Der gant 1T o''
Wobl zines grGiioeuten uno in eleiel
Sinfiht ift Serr 9. 8. aro9er. proil'
bent Der qropioent earrings gonf &
9ruit Co., eans beionbers qsnann'
iporben. Sb berislbe jeooh Dilleni
ipdre, bas amt ansunebmen, tonnt'
! nitt ieItaeitellt ipsroen, ba er ntht "
Der 5tapt lit. auber ihm lperosn NOD
Die Serren e. V. gBiIburn uno Jef
QipinQiton oenannt Bel Der gerlamillt
luna niro Der gunbss sGrperte 8ooo
heart Der bic ltntsriuhuna Der aflal
rem ner gant lsitst. ben Ittionarsn ei
nsn ostailIirten gsriht unterbrsltel
unp o6ns 3peifsl iuirc IN oerltlbeT
audi Elm Qusi6ub ernonnt ipsrosn, IN
fir cine ip6ttr absubaltenoe Central
gerTommIunu Der attionors Bor'hla
| oe por,ubersiteu, ipie unb in tpelhe
| IN ctidlcioen, oh Die gnnt lpeiter be
ten iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
QofQl 8eridt.
1ireftDren
Ter einaesaneenea Cincinnati Srmit
Company
@plien bic gniyrid)e Der aftionnre
anifaaien.

Sn Jinan3trsiien gebt bas 8erii6t.
bdb bic 9irettpren Der eingssansenen
Cincinnati sruii 60. uno bic 4t.ios
mare Der 8dnt, rpelh 2ebters Dur1 eis
men iossnanntsn .Wroteetio. 4usihub"
rertreten iino, in nihi ali5ufsrner 3sii
su einem aompromib tDmmen ipsrren,
bem5ufolgs iih bic Dlrettorsn er6ittsn.
GIle Re6te uno Mnfpriihe Der 4ttios
mare aufsutaufsn unb babur4 bic al.
leinisen geiiger Der nod ubrigen Ut
tipa Der gant 5u perben.
es finb in bi<fer 6inii4t fhon eins
Nn3abl aonfsren3en abgebalten fpors
ben uHb cine enbgiiltise Gntfheiounp
biirfte nod DOR Montog getroffen fpsr.
ben, ba bic 9ireftoren ni6t Millens
Iinb. bab bic 2lffoiren Der Bant gun
Gesenitano 0ffsntlider @erbanolunssr
gemnht tperben.
| 4utkntiIAen Miiibeiluneen sufol.
&C foa Der Dersleih auf Der Bats Dor
$50 per 4ttis er3ielt iperben, mas Dor
6eiten Der 9irsftoren cine 4uslaa,
BON 100000 erforbtrn tpiirbe. Gin
Der 6auptbebinsungen, tpelhe bic 2ebt
teren iteaen, III bic, baB Der proiettip,
Nusfdub Der 4ftiondrt. faIIs bsr9lusY
gleih gu Stanbe tOHlmt, ale BON ibn
erlonsteu 9batiabtn unb 1tlese ibe,
bic Jibrun0 be- Gaut ausbdasiger
| fcusu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11

Gibraltar. AQnsef.: griBsh
sSsrene bon Rsip Yprt.
Vuifirt: Nncpna bon pbilaoelpbin
unb Refp gorf nuh Jleapel.
antnerpen. Mnaet.: Wsanltol
BON phildbelphio.
2ibnu. Qtnsef: 2ituanid Don
Reip Yort.
0neensfofpn, 4neet.: aortn
tic bon Rstp yort ndh 2iperpool.
sIbgeg.: Celtic mad Rem YcEti
Gnmrie nnd) Bolton.
plpmoutb. 4naet. gsotsodn
BON Rem 9ort mad, Rotterbam.
Reapet. Inset.: Sarpnid por
Rem ,Yorf; Ganopic BON goitcn.
Spuibampt'r n. Nbgtg.: Sin
einndti n1h Tep yort.
Baltimore. angei.: Gbennli
BON Bremen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
Seuif(eton.
Der(6muuoe1,.
Romcn DON
GtpoIb slusuit R5nta
(Tprtiebune,)

limb slaubit 0u bann 9eipibbsit
su erbalten?"
sd boffe es, id perbe cine pbotoz
graphic mitnebmen, um iie benz 2dnpz
mann gu 3elgen."
LIMB Donn?"
rWarten mir Dorsrit bas ReIultat
bieies unternehmens ab, oann tOnnen
mir ipsitere Yldne entlperfsn. Sd fpers
be gleich nab SiiA ben Weg antrsten,
iiebit Du aomtefe 9ermine heute, 10
fage ibr, ih lei pI0BIih gu elmer tIeinen
Reiie senOtbigt p0roen, aber Derihtpei=
&c fhr ben 3tped oerIelben."
Glia nidte 3uitimmenb, qeoartteuOol
perlteb lie bas 3immer, I'm Die Hot4i
gen 8orbereitungen gum MittageHer
5u treffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
g annoreb.


Naihinqton, Z. g., 10 @tai.
Ins acprdicntantcnbaus nahm am
,Srcitaq Die gerrpiIliauugsnorIage mir
bic 2eoislatur, bic Gyetutips uno ods
,Suitl3oepartemcnt an. Tte Be1pil'
ligungen beIauien iid ani S33, 1872
S3i.
Gas Sau5 uobm aud init 113 &C.
oen 81 Stimrren oen anuferen5be'
ridt itber Gle Qeniionsporlage al, IN
ser 4eniioneu bis 3u 81 ben Tag 'ilr
Beteranen pom merIfantid,en uno
gilrqertrien porgcieteu lperoen. Iic
gorlage aebt jest Dem Braiioenten 5r.
8ieIe Ieiuofrnten itimmteu nit Den
Republifonern mir Die 8orldge. Hepr
Sent, bon Californian, ipar Der eln3I'
ae AepubIifnner Der bagegen itimmte,
Mtun gluubt, bab Der BrditoeHt biz
BorIoes unter3eihnen fuiro. Inter Der
aonititution bat or 3ebn 5dge 3sit
basu. @enn er iie in oieisr 3eit niht
unterSeihnsi unD niht Dstirt, iptrf
lie audi obns feline llnteridrift 9eiss
| 9u Der QrGIipent am Samitoe mad
benz Deitsn abrsift, unb srit an %
Waoi suriidtsbrt. niro sr lie Dahr'
Ifdeinlih Dor islner abrsife unier5si4
nen.
| papiergeIb bsraonf0bes
ration.
Das gapieraelb Der aonfonerotion
bos tpGhrenb pss giiresririeges unt
Ibeim Shlub befelben Der 8unbesar
NEE in bic 6Gnbs fisl unb beinubs 81
Sabre lang in ben ardtpen oesS4ob
dmtsneportemeEts geltgen bat. tpirl
pon benz Sttrstdr Wlac 9eagb al
| gibIiotheten unb llniperfitGtsn in
cansen 2anbe peribeilt tperben. mo- Il
ais biitoriite Rsliquien aufbeDohr
nerben.
Ices ainbesmorbes dull
4 big befunben
| Mnn Nrbor, Wlid., 10. SRA
;yrau ssrancis Deipen, aud lulier Del
VdHIer branlis WllDlHlllp NIaHll
purbe am Jreiiaa absnb i6ulois b
: funoen, ibr eli Wpnnie altes 4ooptit
4 tino ermprbet su babeH. Bert DiIi
imitb. NIT benz bic syrau Susammeng
. lebi bate, uno Der Der M,itfhulb q
ben @<fbrefxn ansetlagt iit. mar b
! 6ouptaeuae fir bic Nntlage, bic &C
tenc mad)ie, bab bic 5rau bos Sir
.obtaeTtlaeen babe. neil ts ith gene
aert bate gu eiIen. Git lpirr nab
f6einIih am Montos DernrttsiIi me
ben.
Rep. Minton sob On b,
4 einem Auto obil uns
fall UNI 2eben ges
|, tom men.
SpringfieI0. g., 10. Wic
!, Rep. Winton bobfon. bon NetDio
BEL Cincinnati. 1T bier um Greitdg /
ben ;plgen BON gsrIsbunsen sefiprbe
bic er Bel einem Mutomobil llnfol {
litten. Gein Gobn. Der bas 4utom
!. !. BIZ lenits, lam nit leih.sn 0erltsu
/. aen DapoH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
%. so utter uno G o 3 n.

8ertbpIo SiIberberg ging, nu9oem
sr glfa perlaiIen bate, geraben Weges
nno in iebr iibler Stimmung in bas
3dus Gottfrieb 8erninqer's.
gr bate es nidt m0gIid ghalten,
baB Glia feline Werbung 5uriifipeiIen
fperoe, er oahte in bieIem pu1lfte sez
nau fpie 3ipfelmann, fein Reihtbum
miiiie aQe 8eoenten elmer gdnalidh unz
benittelten Dame befeittgen.
Jn Dieier Grnartuug lab er 1ih nun
freili4 getdufht, uber er 6eiab nod an
bere gBoffen, unb fein 3orn iibsr ben
erbaItenen &orb IieB i'm gans ii6eriez
ben, pte unsbeI unb harutterIos es
mar, BON bieien 8affen 9ebruua gu
MAIDEN.
9ottfrieo 8erniuger bepiui5te ibm
obne 3oaern Die gebeine Interreoung.
nm Die er bat, er erinnsrte fih bar Der
muthungen, bic Poul in 8esuq auf
5rtba geduBert bate, aber er Tpqte in
fstnen Grtpartungen ith gstGuidt
fe5en.
.Sie bliden 10 eritQunt auf meiz
nen Qn5ug," begann SiIberberg nit eis
mem ge3Dungenen 2Gheln. .nno in Der
Sbat, oieies gritauuen lit bersdtigt
Denn man am bellen Sage iih i'm
Srat uno tpsiber Weite eiot, mub mar
etpas gefpnoeres porbcben.~
sd bin burhdus rtht rfeuoierig,
eripieosrte 8erninoer mt einem MnFluc
bon 0erlegen6eit. mar tonrnt ia nit
unter in ben Jall, ben .unbeqaen,sn On:
5ug anleeen gu miifeu -"
nllno i6 funn 81 ben 9runb
Der mid ba3u befppgen bat, obne Rid:
balt nennen," fubr SiIberbsrg fort
sSie fpiiroen ibn ofnebies 6eute ODE,
morgen erfd6ren. Sd babe mir Bel csb;
rer Jtthte ben 3tpeitt n &orb ge6pIt, bas
iit 4lles!"
Sin G6hsIn, o. benz man ebenfo.
fpohl Sronte, fpie innere 9enuqtbuunc
entoeden tonnte, umIpieIte bic Clipper
8erninger's.
v4us oem sEgne, in benz Sie bas
Hagen, CLAUDE 'ih entnebmen gu birfen
oaB Sic 3iemI .id lei6t Dariiber bintpeg.
geten," perfe sts er.
y8luu6en sic, bab ih mir besboll
cine augel bor ben &ppf iaieben fper.
os9 Boh, meinetDeqen mag TrGuIeir
Serntnee { purten, big Der 3uhtbdus
Ter emilio fen tpirD, i9 beneibe lie MIDI
nm Dag 2oos. tpefhss lie an Der Seit
Dletes Wlannes ftnbet Wenn lie mi
otfene n Qugeu in ihr Glenb 6insinren
men min, 10 tann ih iie niht suriif
halt EN-, bas fpdre rielme6r Sbrepfli6t.
.,Snpisfern?"
,Hun, Sie iinb Der 8ruber i6re!
1dters, olfo Der nGhite unb dlteft
9eruanote, sic miibten SSbrs auto
ritdt geltenb maiden, um iie ouf bel
riftigsn Beg auriit3uFIbrsn."
limb btefer Meg tpdre fpobl bic Sci
ratb nit Sbnen2" fragte 8srninss
fp0ttiIf.
,Das bebaupte ih nicht, fpenn il
aud snssben min, bub iie an meins
Geite cine forgenfreie unp gliidlif
3lltunft Finben niirbe"
sSie baben mir bas friiber fhon q
faet, aber id babe teinen ginflub ar
Glfd." erfDieoerte Der dlte 6err fppl
fhiitteInb. .lleberbies tpiirbe idb au1
folhen ginfluB nidt seltenb NADER
I'm @egentbeil. ih iiberlaHe es Der fre
en- gntfheibung Glfa's, nelhe Mal
fe fir bic 3ufunft treffen min"
Silberberg blidte ibn eine Weile 70,
j1eub an. baun sliss aud iibsr isis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
Sci Ser aaffeebiiite.

Sausfrau: rIber, sSrau Shul.e,
nebmen Sie bod Sbrem 9retdsn ein
Stiid Sorte nit nab Snilie."
5rau Shul3e: .ah nein i'd,
Eanfel"
Der fleine syris: sMama, iie bai
ihon sspet Stiifdat eiuseitedt. ais
.Iu oeaubeu Iparit!"
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9as Neid Der Enlpen.

g.ieraebn 1cse zines ungsn0bnlih
fm0n<n unD ludrnen Wetters I'm Wios
nat Mpril hcbsn Der WIuuk 5,i siHsm
beionbersn Ulor btrbolfen. ipsl6s isbt
.bsn 2cupf f&mu6 Der SieIfu QQnbeutx
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11

Wep Dorf. 10. Mui. Abgeg.:
Uranium nah Hoiierbum.
4Hset.: Caroline Don 9dDre; 1nors
nina non 9eapsl; 6ombHrG- pen 9ea'
,psL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-04

men. DR.. Francis Cavanagh, the
well known English writer on hy-
giene, explains II as follows:
IF there Is any mathematical fig-
ure TO which the shape OF the inner
edge of the sole must approach, 1t is
that OF the straight line, most EN-
phatically not that OF an angle with
It's apex at the side OF the ball OF
the great toe. An angle In the op-
posite direction would do less harm,
because the powerful tendons pass
ing along the top Of the foot would
greatly nullify any attempt at such
distortion.
with the angle directed as II Is
in the majority OF shoes, the de
formity caused by this is actually
increased by the tendons OF the foot
and is consequently difficult to re-
cover from. so that a bunion once
formed Is almost incurable. and
bunions are among the commonest
evils induced by pointed shoes. Ex-
cessive strainlng OF the llgaments,
which Is nearly always responsible
for the condition known as tiat-foot.
arises when the weight OF the whole
body is continuously borne by the
front OF the arch. Standing with the
weight mostly supported by the heel
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trate some OF the exercises practise4
by the pupils at Miss Spong's school.
With their arms swinging straight
up level with their shoulders, the
children look a good deal like the
familiar illustrations OF the early
Egyptians and Chaldeans. who were
possibly the first people to practice
the "straight-foot" idea.
walking is the best exercise in
the world" said Miss Spong. IF It
is undertaken properly. But with
the unhygienic shoes worn by the
great majority Of persons. II can be
nothing but harmful.
"Correct walking Is an ideal ex.
ercise because II brings almost
every muscle of the body into play.
The more self-evident OF these
muscular motions accompanying
walking are the opposite sided swing
OF the arms, the movements Of the
abdominal muscles. the contraction
OF those OF the loins and back and
the stiffening necessary to hold the
head erect.
AS the arms swing. the shoulders
are brought into play, which in
wolves the pectoral muscles and ex.
ercises the ribs and thorax.
Il wish that every one could walk
bare-footed. That undoubtedly Is
the ideal way. II there were no
such thing as shoeleather. there
would be no such thing as eorns,
bunions, chilblains and similar all.
ments and very little fat -footedness
and other more serious pedal de-
.formities. - -. ~
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q factor OF the foot which makes for
poise, elasticity and activity and dis
regards a mechanical device which
nature has placed at our service, but
which the prehistoric genius who
first gave shape to our shoes for
some reason or other completely
disregarded."
While Miss Spong believes that
barefooted walking Is the ideal
method, she realizes that present
day conventions make this imprac-
tcable, but she insists that her pu-
pills shall follow the straight-foot
idea out OF school as well as in
school by wearing heelless shoes, or,
rather. shoes whose heels are no
deeper than the soles.
In connection with the straight
foot idea. Miss Spong's pupils are
taught how to swing their arms
gracefully In walking. This swing
ing OF the arms was intended by
nature as an incident to walking and
should not be checked. 1t Is one OF
the things which makes walking the
best exercise OF all, giving play, as
It does, to most Of the muscles OF
the body.
At the Spong school the fiat-foot
method Is employed In dancing as
well as in walking. Despite the ad-
mitted grace which the professional
toe-dancer acquires. the "fiat-foot-
ers" contend that natural poise and
elasticity Is best attained when the
sole of the foot Is kept absolutely
straight.
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