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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17
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3ur SOlse bate.
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in bem Seller eineS unbenobnten Sc
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einsm 9autausiflas i'm @eiiht. SD
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nues, aber perssblit. Damn 9ebrauh'
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pie Gin Wunoer ;-er beiIte mih.-
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apotbsfsn 3u baben. Spe,ial' assnten
liefern ihn, ODER sic fDnnen ibn oireft
pom NaboratoIium be,iebeu. Wtan
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-17

- Der 81 Sabre ults @sitGitsrsi.
ienOe NIuu 9iofus uOn Dalton puroe
Wtoutns Worssn in einsm 3immer Oes
9udapunna YalIsp Sauies bsiuube
burh ysudtsas sritidt aufssfunosn.
fOnute uber i'm Staut 9Oipit0l pieOsr
in uOrmulsn 3uftuuO sebrutt wsrosn.
Der Wtann Orebte auSenlheinliA ju'
fGlis ben 9asbubuen an.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
presr...'v. mIeres. Working.

Never In the political history Of
Colorado was there better oppor-
tunity offered for the best man to
win. farty lines are broken and po-
litical lines are shattered Party
organizations and powerful cliques
have lost their grip and out of this
chaotic condition people should be
able to rescue their ideal. II there be
such. Papers all ever the state are
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
More Democratic Opinion Moldsrs
Needed.

There Is well founded rumor to
the effect that there is movement
on foo; In certain democratic circles
to acquire several papers which are
now republican in politics and TO
change the political complexion OF Il Z
papers to conform with democratic
ideas. Among the papers that the
democrats are said u have an eye on
are the Manzanola Sun. the Holly
Chief,ain and the Fowler Advertiser.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17

to yours truly: Denver. Colo. Aug
ust 18th. Got this far o. X. and -
pect to get TO Cheyenne tomorrow
IL the roads are in good shape and
my feet don't get sore. Tell Jack
Derine and all acquiring friends 70
go TO Hell tower, ena, Moat." We
did.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
strangely .ilen, on political questions.

strangely silent on political questions.
especially those who have been %
faithful to republican principles. A
wave OF 'progressiveness." something
with merely name and something
that no one 10 able to describe sat
isfactorily to themselves or any one
else, Is causing great unrest and
this strange microbe has entered the
newspaper office. Oh. well, per-
haps the mist will clear away in a
few weeks.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
NDAatform.

NDaatform.
Ihe platform Of the party is adopt.
% by an assembly Of the party. con.
esung Of the candidates nominated
y the primary election for state SEN
etors and representatives. the state
candidates. hold.over state senators
and the state chairman.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
sids Wanted for sehoe, Acu...

Bids for the purchase and removal
OF the Fairmount school building Will
be received by secretary Of School
District No. 10. until Tuesday, August
21th. For further information ad-
dress the secretary OF the district,
u. A. BOLE.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17

One day this week We received .
circular letter from the Western New
parr Union making the announce
nent that th- Central west Publish.
Tag Co. the Western Newspaper I'm
ioa and the American Prrss Associa'
tion had bern forbidden To form =
combination BY . perpetual injunction
issued BY Federal Judge Lands. The
decree followed the. filins Of suit BY
uaitcd States Attorney General Wick
ersham asking that they b. restFains<
from forming . trust. Along With
thk announcement n another TO the
effect that beginning Monday. Feb
rusry ~. 1919. srd continuing until
farther notice. tic l.':.T Of our pinto
service rill ~ ~ I .',n~A: All base
p1stss tsscspt aswsb 7s cents pef
-; ~ ~ ~ o,atss.Si.se ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
FIRST TIME IN
1S LONG YEARS
Democrats TO Control Al
Branches OF the Government
After March 4.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-'rbe posi-
tive announcement Of The success OF
Harry Lane, tho Democratic candidate
for the senate in Oregon, assures Dem
ocratic control OF tbe upper houso OF
congress and places both branches OF
tho national legislature and tho presi
deucy in their hands for The first time
in eighteen years.
The addition Of Oregon to the Demo
cratic list gives that party forty nine
senators, or a majority OF two.
In addition TO tho election Of success
sors to Democratic senators now sit
ting, Democrats viii displace Repub-
licans in Oregon, New Jersey, Kansas
Colorado, Montana, Delaware and Nc
yada, and will fill the vacancy IN Colo
RADIO with a man Of their choosing.
The contests in illinois, where two
senators are TO be chosen, and in Ten
nesseo and Michigan, remain to be de-
cidcd. The Democrats make positive
claims concerning some OF these statos
but whatever the result in any or all
Of them, Democratic control of the SEN
ate is assured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
AL|B| ESTABLISHED
FOR JOSEPH CARUSO
Witnesses Swear Labor Lead
cr Was Not Present When
Girl Was Killed.

SALEM, Mass. Nov. o-Bfforts to cs-
tabIish an aIibi for Joseph Caruso were
made today at his trial for the murder OF
Anna Lopizzo.
Antonio y. Bartolo. Caruso's landlord,
told OF seeing the defendant eating sup
per with lds wife fifteen or twenty min
utes before 6 o'clock the night Anna
Lopizzo was killed.
The shooting, the state claims, oc-
CURED at Union and Garden streets at
$50 O'Clock.
Salvatore Eaiosaccosco. godfather OF
Caruso, testified In support OF the de-
fendant'a alio lie said he went 10 Ca
ruso 9 house IN the night OF the Lopizzo
killing, about twenty minutes after o
o'clock
az snw Caruso and his wife thcre." he
said. "snd ate With them While lie was
there Eartolo came in
Mrs, Rosa Caruso, wife Of the defepd-
ant, corroborated- the testimony, through
an interpreter.
THAT night" she said. Ca ruso came
home about five minutes to . o'clock or
five minutes past He brought home GONE
olives, some Roman cheese and some
lnaccsronl'
She rela ted that she and her husband
sat down to supper with Bnona ccosco and
that the landlord came in about fifteen
s..pretty soon we heard shots" said
| Mrs, Caruso, and the boss Of the house
spoke about them. lie stayed In the
house till nearly o'clock"
| Mrs. Caruso denied that she ever had
seen Detective Lacourt. who testified
that he had been in Curuso's house and
| that Caruyo confessed that he had
| sta bbed Policeman Eenoit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Dr.. Hartman Answers Some Letters

Tor constipation, especially prepared
1or children, advertised. am sure, how
ever, that .Manalip is just as good as
any other remedy on the market, Just
Az palatable. Just as effective, and a
bottle OF Manalin contains two or three
times as much medicine as the usual
bottle Of laxative for babies. In these
days of high cost of living the price
OF medicine is worth looking after.
Manahn can be obtained at any drug
store.
A YOUNG MANI have letter
the victim Of blood poison in its worst
form. He is afflicted with deep eaten
ulcers. has taken the usual remedies
from doctors. both patent medicines
and regular DOCTORS prescriptions. Hc
writes me:
Dear Doctor Hartman: Is there any
thing I can dos Must I be eaten up
alive with The awful ulcers that T. have
brought on myself by dissolute liviugS
! can get no relief from doctors or
drugs.
To this 7 made reply:
Dear Sir: I would send TO the drug
store at once and get bottle Of La,
cupia. Begin by taking a tablespoonful
after each meal aud at bedtime. Cou-
tlnue this for one month without inter
ruPt1on, and then write me and T will
give you further advice. AS to your
diet. I would suggest the use of one
fresh, raw vegetable every day, such as
lettuce, celery, onion, radishes or the
like, Also. use meat very sparingly, If
at all. Fresh buttermilk with at least
one meal O. day. You can eat fish as
freely as you like.
A YOUNG LADY:-A young lady
writes: have pilnples on my face and
shoulders, especially in the spripg Of
the year, but moro or less all the time.
Sometimes few blackheads will form,
but mostly the pimples are large and
rcd. Is there anything 1 can do TO get
rid Of themT
Dear Madam: You should do every
thing possible to regulate the organic
functions of your body. The bowels
should be kept regular. Tho diet
should consist largely of fresh raw vog
etables. fruits, and outdoor exercise
should be taken every day. Everything
that worries or frets the mind should
be strictly avoided. If you will follow
spoonful Of Pcruna before each meal.
you may then write me again and l will
givo you further advice. prefer not
10 recommend any local treatment for
the pimples until after you have fol
lowed this advice for one month,
AN OLD MAN:-An elderly gentleman
writes me;
Dear Doctor Hartman: ] know how
strong and well you are, although you
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

S. +. Hartman, M. D., Columbus.
Ohio, known all over the world prob
ably has tho largest correspondence Of
any doctor In this country. He has a
corps Of trained assistants to dispose
of the letters received each day. Of
course the doctor cannot personally an
swer all of these letters, but other doc
tors in his employ for over twenty FIVE
years attend TO the details. Occasion
ally, however, a letter is brough to
the doctor himself for answer. A few
Of the letters answered personally by
DR., Hartman In his regular correspond
ence are given below as samples of the
letters he is answering every day. The
names and addresses Of the writer's Of
these letters OF course are withheld, as
the doctor treats all professional cor
respopdcnce with him as strictly conf
Dental. No one need fear that his name
or address will be used when writing
to DR.. Hartman.
A MOTHER:-I have raised several
children, and during the time when milk
was their principal diet I have had
trouble TO keep their bowels regular.
Constipation has been the only serious
difficulty ! have had TO contend with.
What do You suggest as q remedy for a.
child years old that is continually
constipated!
I believe my e. remedy Manalin is
adapted to your wants exactly. To be
sure. there are several other remedies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

charge Of obnoxious mncus will cease
entirely Then continue until every
germ is destroyed; until the soreness
aud dryness in the throat have dlsap-
eatarrh, coughs, colds, sore throat,
Group, deafness caused by catarrh or
money back. Complete outfit, which
includes inhaler, can be obtained for
81 90 at Scbramm- i ohnson. Drugs, and
druggists everywhere.
To break up cold in head or chest In
| a few Minutes, pour n scant teaspoonIu!
| of HYOMEI into n bowl Of boiling
water, cover head and bowl with towel
aud brcnthe the vapor until blessed re
| lief comes in few minutes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
TRAINMEN WANT
HIGHER WAGES
Demands Will Be Made After
the Railroads Settle With
tho Engineer

by international News 5orvlcc.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a demand for
Increased wages will be made by the
traiumep Of tho tifty.two railroads east
Of the Mississippi river as soon ms diff
fcrences with their engineers. now be-
ing arbltratcd. have been adjusted. The
demand WAS decided upon at Il recent
meeting Of the eastern association OF
general committees of the Order of Rail
way Conductors and Brotherhood of
Railroad Traiumcn- Tho fremen OF the
railroads affected have already an
nounced their intontiou to demand high,
or pay as soou as the controversy with
the engineers has been decided.
II is estimated that the combined
demands Of engineers, tiremen and train
mon, If granted. would add about $780,
600 900 to the payrolls Of the railroad
companies,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Asking for
Medical Advice

are much older than ] am. ] envy you
your magnificent health. Do you have
any special system of physical culture
to ward OFF old agef I am ten years
younger than you are. and yet I am
comparatively broken down by old age.
What would YOU advise me to do7
Ny Dear Sir: I do not teach any sys-
tenn Of physical culture. The only ply
sical culture I believe in is TO have
something to do every day that calls
into play both the mental and physical
powers. Something that you arc inter
estcd in. Something you believe in
Eat frugally. At your age use meat
sparingly. Make no use Of narcotics Of
any sort, Drink cold water freely, and
If You wish TO do exactly as / DO, keep
a. bottle, Of Poruna in the house all the
tIme. Az the slightest appearance of
cold, or sneezipg, or cough, chill OF
stomach arrangement take a dose of
Pcruna before each meal for a few days
until tho symptoms disappear. Also use
the cold water towel bath every morn
ing described in the Ills Of Life, sent
gratis.
FROM A DOCToR:-A doctor writes
mo as to the remedy katarno;
l have been reading your articles in
the newspapers latoly and L seq that
you are putting up the old-timo Perupa
under a new name. While tho old time
Feruna was in its glory J. used TO pre-.
scribe it frequently for my patients
But since tho change made in the for
mula in which a laxative was added
have not been certain whether | had
better prescribe 1t or not. ( am auY-
ious, however, to prescribe kataruo, for
[ believe it to be one of the hest ton
les | over know of. In doing this can
1 send my. patients to the drug store,
or must they go to Mcdonald. Steubc
Co, as indicated in your letter?
Ny Dear Doctor-All Wholesale
druggists keep katarno. Any retailer
who does not keep it in stock could
easily get it OF them. If for any reason
your patients cannot get Katarno of the
druggists they should address The Ka-
tarno Company. Columbus, Ohio.
Pernna Msnalin and Lacupia manu-.
factured by the Peruna COMPANY, Co
lumbus, Ohio. Sold at all drug stores.
SPECIAL NoT1cE:-Mauy persons
inquire for The Old-timc Poruna. They
want the Pcruna that their Fathers
and Mothers used to take. The old Pc
runa is now called Katarno. If your
druggist or dealer does not keep it for
sale write the Katarno Company. Co.
lumbns, Ohio, and they will tell you all
about it. (Advertisem eut.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
@rs Stuffed Up Head
Fnd Catarrh Disappears
''Ang Air of the Eucalyptus Forests of Australia and
E Quickly Get Rid of Catarrh.

u. n 4 Danish catarrh if YOU
y ,sns, /" : lew times a day. 1t
Via, a Of it's kind before
nj, fola tIa penetrate into every
sab,anyn' y'a Or ereyice of the
DN and destroy the mi
thc jFyucezed FnssId from tho green
|taG,. ,,ussalyptus wy trees Of in
,onl,r ,rnefe catarrh does not
Pa, . ! with Listeriau an,
81 b,s.at, lew drops into the
III: sa'oa :. this mighty germ
q pirn 90 air more healing than
ier w. w., covered AdirondaclIs,
a L,au ,aulekly that studied Ut, nn
bss at it a few davs any ND
a0d hawking aud dis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

to reinforce the six comprising The in
teruatioual fleet already lying at an
chor in the barbor Of Constautinople.
He reports Constautipople as orderly,
but that in the absence of reliable in
formation concerning the military sit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Real Estate Transfers

&HSh bSUdU0 lIdnSleIS
W II. Burnco and vito 10 BiosharI STATE
bank. part lot ., hocS III. plat D..i
Martin lralsen CT al, 10 Johu Isaksen, pat
lot ?. block 20. tcu-scro pint h..,..... o
Robert Wood aod vito TO Virginia ]. Bag
ley lots 10 and II. block 8 Lynch a
Glasmhnn'a subdivision ................... 10
John II. ledingham and VITO 20 Charles W
BeatH part lot g. block g. plat u .. l6
Syndicate Inv. Co. In \. II. stone part
lot ., block 6l. Plat h.................
Charles r. Adams and wife 20 Frank -,
TrroboT, lot 70, block ., South Boule.
'd'p 'a.s...s',- ...... s.....a..........-s
Burt Ca,iou,. Co. % Christian Eup,sr
lot 30 part lot 81. block !. Chicago ad-
ullion ...,...,s.-......,a
Arel i. Lnr.en and wiin 20 Mary Spear
part lot = block 50. plat C........... Ia
Ms e. Chr,stinnson and vito 10 Lucy Msu-
ror. pnrl section II. township south
range RHsC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z s.
u. n. Christensen ct al 10 Alice r CHILD
par, oection So to-mshIp l south range
Josephine a. oriou 20 4. r. Oslon nari
section II, township south. range
oeet -..'s...'..g .gr'' ....,,.. ....,..,.,...
Frank J.. Hush TO neserct Mutual inv ca
part lot :. block "a. ten mere plat A.
Amy ID. Runol Mention nt nj. 20 Ethel
n. II. Riley part lot T. block T. eve
aero plat A.',..s..... .............,..s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
WILL SEND MARINES
TO TURKISH WATERS

NEWPORT. II, T., Nov. 9.-Arrange-
n,ents wsro made today 10 send 500
Dstfy of(icers.au seamen nom tile naval
training station to- Philadeiphia as part
OF the complement assigned 10 the
cruisers Tennessee and Montana. which
havs been ord dercd TO Turkey. The men
VIII report at the Philadelphia navy yard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Week of Prayer,

will observe the worlds week OF prayei
| in the associate rooms in the Cont
| mental building Following are The lcaa-
ers for tho daily meetings, 1915 10 II!
! D. IN: Mrs. r. M. Stevenson. Mrs. Thorn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

az Wells. Mrs. Lafavettc Uapchette MISC
McKinstry Mrs. Ilempl.jll and Mrs.
Wal9ron Pcspcr service viii! lac hel6 by
the V w. e. ~ a: p M, Sunday, with
Miss Mary Robinson, general secretary:
leading the devotional exercises, and Mrs,
John Cain ns the speaker. on ALASKA. "
Pianist. Mrs Archibald kcrT. vocalist,
Miss Edna Dwyer; cconpanst. Miss
Margaret Andrews; hostesscs. Miss Grace
Rogers Miss Caroline Williams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Eoy Sco,lta OH Hike.

Elshty-one boy scouts OF Liberty stake
enjoyed hike east OF tho city Sester-
day, They were headed oy Superlpten-
dent Oscar A Kickham OF the stake M.
l. = acting az scout director. They
lot the Thirty third ward chapel at .
O'Clock and went up and across the uni
versity campus, I'D Dry canyon. over
the "U" OH the hill and back to the
Doserct gymnasium. Professor ]. II. Paul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Physician Is Accused.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3.-pr, w. r.
Lanojx was arrested here last night.
charged with being responsible" FOR tue
dn,Iti Of Mrs. Frances May Crowley. aged
IA ~ brIdo OF one week. who died in
Kansas CITY. Kan, last night. the VIC
tim OF Il criminal operation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Indefinitely Postponed,

NEW YORK. Nov. o.-Thc meeting Of
the Republican national committee
called for November il in Chicago 10
select q successor 10 the late James S.
Sherman as Republican candidate for
Vice president IL probably indefinitely
postponed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Will ASK for Bids

No protests having been received tho
city commission viii order The recorder
next Monday TO adv srti5e for bids for
Lemon avenue, east from West Temple
between Seventh and Eighth South
streets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

Of the university accompa nled the boJss
rcgal!ng them With stories OF bird and
plant life
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
(d Relief.

1tlrs'e position Of the Unal-
~ to the scene Of warfare,
i'fliug Of relicf here and it
y he little cutter will he abIo
NsVuste protection to Ameri,
PAR property in Asiatic Tnr-
tsn easily afford ASYLUM for
@ persons, transport them
EnIory Of refuge and return
lfa, turned out of the ship
Newport News only last
az llOc'ton vessel, armed
y high power, six.pounder,
guns. She can make thir,
' an hour. Captain Fl. o.
s'uds the ship and she has
seveuty mon.
q Embas.sJor Rockhill nj
zsHs advised the state de.
Msy that six more vessels
slt by the European powers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Lake.
Robert G.; wise, salt Lake; H..tlo z. Harrl-
SOP, Bounu!ul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
n On British.

ntiforcigu feeling in Tur,
ultd into a fame before the
Z the United States warsbips,
.uLly supposed hero that the
rsof'war around Constant.
IA afford protection to tue
4 American citizens. if the
i protection is inadequate,
hi gwen to this belief by a
v today between President
liaes Bryce. the British en-
ii which it was presumed
b sluntion Was discussed.
will first 60 TO Beirut
mn coast and only ono day 8
Pct Said. After ascertain
ilution there, the cutter will
lIghst speed northNard from
1luo are largo American
b and edueational iustitu.
tsunercial interests at both
EaiL There is no intention OF
2, revenue cutter 10 Coustan-
Al this li,uo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Iaf1lERs SENT
CUTTER
- Syr,Iga, at Port Said'
!; !; I pyto Asiatic urk-
NJ ish Coast.
\ 4 sRs GO MONDAY
4, States Depends on
] i v'rsl'ips Until Her
!, Sr vessels Arrive.

.,,n7oN. Nov. 9.-Moved TO
4 A. impending crisis in the
/ a. United States govern
intwccptcd tho American
~, Unalga, at Port Said
,,i;m voyage around the
i .idcred her to rush to tho
4 iiutic Turkey to protect
Z lie and property IN the
/. soslcm uprising against for
f,l,s, The newest and latest
s,tuue cutter, will patrol the
La Minor pending the arri-
n ,ruisars Montana apd Ten
'nus Two big wsrshJps, un-
r5sr for the Mediterranean,
M ,ble 10 sail from Pbiladel"
I. Nrpdsy and it will require
d 10 make the voyage. The
Sus station ship Scorpion
q II Constanilnoplo TO afford
4 to Americans there.