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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-09
SAILOR FROM YOUTH.

sledseS ana oZ dogs.
SAILOR FROM YOUTH.
! New York, March Captain
Amundsen for many years has been
considered one of the most daring
and most competent of arctic and
antarctic explorers.
/ sailor from his youth, he started
polar research at the age of 25, when
he participated in the Belgica ant
arctic expedition under the command
of Captain Gerlach. He was first Of
ficer of the vessel and the voyage
lasted from 1897 to 1899.
On his return he made up his mind
to continue polar research, but this
time he decided to go to the north
pole in an endeayor to discover the
northwest passage, which had been
sought for $50 years by daring sail
ors. amohg them Frobisher, John
Cabot. Sir Hugh Willoughby, Richard
Chancellor, John Davis, Sir John
Ross and Sir John Franklin.
STUDIES TWO YEARS.
Captain Amundsen prepared him.
self for the task by undergoing q
course of two years study in mag
retism and meteorology. after which
he sailed for .the--Rerth- -pals<.&as1'
Christfania on board the Gjoa with a
crew of only eight men on June 16
1908. Proceeding to Lancaster
sound, he sailed past Cape Adelaide
and King William Land and Ros:
strait. The vessel wintered in tha
port. For many months Captain
, Amundsen drifted along and finall!
on Aug. 26 met an American whalel
: to the east of Cape Bathurst.
d He finally took his little vesse
, through the Bering strait and thus
for the first time, accomplished th'
northwest passage. On the voyag,
, he determined exactly the position o
, the magneti cpole. Altogether he wa
= three years away from Norway. HI
arrived in New York after this ex
Iedition on Nov. 6, 1906.
Several years has been spent b,
him in making preparations for al
!. expedition to the north pole ol
which he was to start in 1910. He
however, later changed his plans an,
decided to go to the antartic in
stead.
FRAN REMARKABLE SHIP.
The Fran, which he selected 70
his expedition, is most remarkabl
! ship. II has been used for man
!, years in arctic exploration. From
: 1893 TO 1896, during the expeditio
. of DIR. Fritjof Nansen, it covered
journey OF about 1000 miles in tn
Arctic ocean, 5000 miles of this be
" ing accomplished while ii was froze
solid in the ice. 1t was not damage
a. all during this voyage.
Captain Amundsen left Bueno
Aires on his present trip toward tn
S close of 1910 with a small party G
4 Norwegians. all of them experience
u in arctic work. He took with him
II large pack of Siberian dogs and hi
men were all provided with ski.
IS which were thought to offer great az
e vantages in traversing the glacie
L ice. Captain Amundsen's party mad
its base and the winter quarters
l. miles nearer the south pole than b
IT British rival, Captain Scott.
Nothing was heard from the exp,
L dition for many months. until the a.
rival of the Fran was reported tW
n days ago at Hobart, Tasmania.
,d - -ns~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-09

vored by fine weather and there were
no misadventures. There was one
delay of four days by bad weather.
The party left the Fran Oct. 20
and arrived back Jan. 25. The party
consisted of FIVE men with four
sledges and SO dogs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-09

Oyster Bay, March s.-Tafts
speech at Toledo yesterday probably
will draw an extended reply from
Roosevelt. Roosevelt declined TO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
S15O.OOO.OOO @plb.

ssn Dem S6asamte Der 8ereinig:
ten Staaten iin6 $50 Miaionen Dol
lars @olo fir oie @inloiung Der
ausitebenSen @reenbads binterlegt.
Sarum lit es auf oeritanblid, baB.
bos golf gu 5ieiem gapiergelb elm
lnbeoingtes @ertrailen Fat. ginen
dbnliden Soil ~Iiefern Die pielet
Soriienben BON Seilungen, nelhe
nit oen befaunten ct. Bernard
3rdnterpiaen er5ielt ipopoen iino.
Oieie auren iinb cine iidere Sc
m1br oaIiir. oaB bieie 8ilerl, peld,e
in aden Ipotbefen ait baben fino,
mldy anSeren belfen merbet, Die
bon Sbmttadtsanfaaer, Ser5flopiem,
Mattigfeit, Sbrenianien. &iiden-
idapGde ltrb anoeren @nseidet ba-
fir beimgeiudJt iinb, baB Der &or'
per elmer &eini9ulrg bon bet gifti-
gen gbfallitoifen Die iid in inn
ieIbit iortipdBreno bilbem beoarf.
8er iie gebraudt, oeiien 2eib tpirS
bal0 mieoer bon neiter 2ebensfroft
erfiiat iein. @er ieinen nit giiti'
gen @emebSidladen ii~berlnoener
&orper Niir1 Inapenoung BON ct
Bernard ardnterpiaen reiniet, miro
bon Niereir- lino 2eberleioen, g(p'
pen0i5itis ullO air0eren t6btli6er
&ranfbeiten peri6otrt nnb bis in EN-
bobes glter geiunb bleiben. 8er
aber bieie @arnulig ii6 nidt 81 @e.
miitbe iiibrt, ionbern BEN abgemat'
teten npo pereifteten 9Orper iid
ieIbit iiberlGBt. miro in nidt fernet
3eit pergebli6 aGes fir cine Sci.
lung bieten; ~pergeblid, un6 ieiem &C
aae Oiaionen i'm S1abe Snfel
Samg ODER audi ale @eidytbimet
Der @eIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09

Strf FAT, unb Sic beifimmf if, i'm
politifden uno foaialen 2eben cine
@ole gu fpielen. Sd betone, cine
Sauptroq., obne mid iiber beren 4rt
uno gbdrafter adber aus3uipre4en.
Sd 1ebe aud cine 3%fpeite, Ser Sic
9ouleparbs @eifoG tlati9en. Ii6
Ielbit tDotsn, nadOsm lie cine ul.oere
ermoroet bat"
4uG oas Nusiono bteibt Ser Sd:
tditropbe ni9t oerfdont. Sn Spa
MEN iperoen @erT3pornnsen uno grs
fdieBunsen on Der Eagssorbnung
I.in, aber bas 3onist9um miro aerets
iet iperoen. llnS 9eutf6lanb: nWlit
Der @orberri1oft grsnsens unh Ger
Sobensollern sebt es 81 Gnoe." 9ds
1T Der Griols, Den @erlip nit iciner
Gepalttbdtigteit unb 8ar6a.enroIifit
aliidli6 3utpese asbro0t 9a!. Die
Sage bes &aiiertbums ftEo 9e5a1lt,
in 0sutI6lano miro alfes po1 @runo
auf cine @elduoerurg srfdbrcu. Nld)
@nslono gebt ejnem idlimmen Ges
ffid entgegen, bd5 500, Wunhen aino
8rdnoe tennsei6nen. uno 10 miro
es 10 Sismli1 iiberal iein. SO 1T
eben elm f9par5es Sobr fir Die gauge
Mslt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Aahion.

nnterSeidneter iuiib aui ieiuer Sarm 6
MeiIen Iiiblid, bon Setmann (eie olte
Wlorid 5orml am
Dieniias, ben 27iteu Sebrnar 1912
nm 9 ubr MoraenS ~aniansenos ioIsenbes
periobnlidle Gigentbm an ben Neiitbietem.
ben pertaulcn:
2 Giel, 2 aiibe l oauou Irifb. 4 Saner
nit pigs, l Gber. 2ornwassn, l niebriser
Wosen, Sprinssg8o9en, DE Gormif yin.
Der, Sobnton Mabcr, Sea'Red)en, 6dei
ben G99e, 14'SoII pIluo, . 123ou pIsisc.
/ 10 Soa, piu9, l 9 bcrie S~ultiuoicr, l
| ipdnner 3orn Pilug, StobLG1se. une
mebrete anbere Sarm9etdtbe.
9coin9uu9en. Summcn bis 81 So 9oar
oni Summep iiber So 90 ,piro sin ercoii
BON 8 Monaten 9eaen quite ehcrbei. Be-
tpiltgt
VI / d . obmeper,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Gin aerit aeiebener @at.

Die Saoen, bie iidl pot ben Stdt-
ten unierer~ ainobeit slt ms ber-
iiberipinnen, ipertoen letter uirb inni-
uer, iuerln ilns Der gisbaib6 aus
arftiidem &egionen in Die Stlee
baitnt. 0as 9niftern Ger Sol5ifeite
i'm Gamin iingt inns Die Welooie
Iatsit pergangener Sabre, un6 aus
Ser rotGen @Iutb iteigen Ianglt ber-
seiien geslalrbte giloer Der Crime
ritlra eripor. @eftaltem Die in I'M
Icrer Si,seno Sabre unIeren 2ebets-
meg freitater, iteben nor urierem
Iilge, Scr Slang bertraider Stints
men idmeid)elt iid) in iirrier DIR
oie 3eit, i'm Ser mir uns gum abeno-
liden Y(anoerftiinbd,en Inn bem SEA.
delofen 6rGngter, miro tpieoert leben-
Dig.
Nur an germ geben mir inns ore.
len @rimterlinaeir bin, Die bas Sch
rilar-Seft Ser 9eutiden Saisfran"
.uodruft. Stt feline 2eftiire bertieft,
adtet man ipeber Der grimmigeit
aGIte nod bes ibneibenbem Noros,
ser an Sbiir itnb Seniter riittelt.
SOS meib es dber audi aaes aus
ser oItem Seilnntb SIT er5dblen! Ger
@liimer'ide Mon1orr rSrml 9or1i@
na's @ebeimtib" fdltft bie lpannetts
Sen @unerte, ie mebr er iify Dem
gnSe nabert, iobaB bie nit Ser Sell
SIN fii6lenoe unb elnpfinSenbe &c
ierilr ibrem Sdifial nit tiefer an
theiIltobme folqt. Cine rei5enoe Wo-
pele BON glIe @oltber idiloert Ole
@rnlltiuerbung zines reida alneris
foniiden Observation-Disclosures, Del
len belltIde Mbitammlng i'm in Der
Seimatb ser gltern iein Sebens9lllf
iudcn ,lnb iii,ben ldBt iinb enoli6
er5dblt cine feline elise bon Seb.
mia stephan IN ilunigen @prteh oa.
BON, wie Iel6iloIe @obltbnt innller
ibrell 2pbat iinoet.
@iel InfIong miro bei sen Sc.
Ierinllen eire NIT portrefflifelp 81.
IuItratiollel geifmiidte Rlaltheret
iibcr Die fiinitigem 2anSesmiltter duf
ellropdiiden Siiritelitbronen fihoen,
in ser natiirlid alt6 Der mnnutDt.
ger Sod)ter Oes 6el1tifen aoiier.
paarcS @~ripGbnilng getban miro.
Der ipilrterli6en Sabres5eit trGgt elm
intereIianter @rtifel ii6er Sen Sdlit'
ten ilt Sport nlto Gerfebr Neflnillrg,
ser Oieien @efGbrten BON S6nee II.
gis in ollenSbeilen ser 8elt ltrto
in allen Sornler be5 @ebraudles
ihiIoert. Cine Siiae fleilerer 9ei.
tr0ge eredll5t ben tertlidlen Sbeil
bcs Seftcs ait eiller iebr geSiegetpen
Mu$luabI, oie nid mlf 6eit Dem
praftiiden e8biirfniB ser Salisfrau
gepiometen Seiten bertreter ut.
Nier iinbet Die 2cierin. fir ieben
3ipeig ibrer SbGtigfeit aIs Saus-
iran, Satin ,tib Mhttter @infe,
&otbi6Idae, Sinlpeiie, anleitun9 II.
3ureffpeiim. Gas lit genitg DER
ltnterbaltulrg ulrS @nregung ait6
iiir sic I6ngiten @%interobenOe, an
beilen Sic rSailsfrau" BON ieoem
6elltifsamerifnniiden Seim ST. @aft
gGubeu tuerOen iolte, 5rmal Der ge.
rinqe Monnementspreis pottA mir
$t.00 pro Sabr iie fir ieSermarn
eridDinglih madt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
@pSerne Gbe.

SIN munoeriGonen Wonat uWtoi"
"a baben lie 5uerit iif setroftett,
Is mar nod faitin elm Stinofet
porbei,
SprodJ er idon BON 2iebe uno Sol
fen.
llno gleih nod 5u Der Ielbigen
Stun6
Sic iubren i'm automobile
@eitlolidt marc eilig Der eipi9e
8uno.
Nlnl paren iie am gliidIiden 3iele.
Die SodSeitsreiie uar foitIid) urlb
i6pn
81 berrlid) Die tlittri9en 8od)er,
Sic batten lid irit spoli Gage ge'
ie9'n
llnb Der 8un6 mar rod gong IN.
gebroden.
Sm acitbouie febrten iie miitbig iebt
Elm
1ln6 lieBen iidj iuobnlid bort nieoer.
Die 8orfe inapiiden eetporoen gar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
ssarur s,r p~erfamfeu.

Wieine 5arm an Der Bubble Rooo 3 Weis
len bon GbamoiS. beIitbenb II 100 Mder
oes beiten Sarmlanoes. IS ader iino mn
ter Gultur Der gaeft Ooh, unb paIhures2anb.
Gispa 500 SbI tbaums. IN aSer Weinberg,
suieS 4 3immer Bobnbaus. sroBe Sd)eu'
ne, prebbaMS uno MeinfeIer uno anoere
9tebensebdube. .aueS in better Srbnuns.
ssSd3 ~oierire biefelbe az einem biIisen preiIs.
fir fcIoriissn yerfoui.
Triebrid) Bolfarti
SbamoiS. Ylp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09

Sic aber belt TleiBie ben Sfalfels
ltubl iparm.
SoS MobeiournoI rmo Rmnoie,
Sic riibrte lpnit tpeoer SiiBe nod
Mrm
ltnb Iebte pie cine Sultane.
( ga Sa.E E IA III 4
Nur 500 lie tdeIid 5ur Strabe
biltau$
llnb dugelte Stuter unS 2offen,
God INNER 81 mettiee @elber i'm
Sans
Sei alr ieinem Shmibcn uno Shaf.
fen.
.eS waren nod feline 6rei Monate
bin,
"a 'paren Tie idon ridtig 9eidieben
Gr bate bopon nobl Den aroBtel,
8eluinn:
er iparte unO lebte in Srieoen.
Matbias Ho6r
! i'm Buffalo goIfsfreunb. "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Nene Nn5eigem
Wefnnnt1nadlnnn.

sd, m6d,te meinen Guuoen biermit benad)
ridliisen. bab ih bic 9lsentbnr fir Sorni's
slibenfrduier Ylutbeleber an Sranf Srnmm
iibertroaen babe. Snbem id, oenieIhen
bsrslidii fir has mir bisber eifpieitne 2r'
trauen uno @oblpoll hanfe. mDdte, id) lie
bitten, au,1ii meinen Nad)iclser oaSiaIbe enis
Yesen3ubrin9cn.
Sranf y. 9aefer,
SsoIpe, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
&emnseideu.

0iener: n@oron fam i6 ben
Serrn erfennen, zen id auf Dem
9abnhoi in gmpforg nebmen ioll2"
= SEER; .Sebr ciniad,! gr iGbrt i'm.
nter critcr alalle ober 10 iiebt er
nid,t alIs!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Trpmmer &nuIdl.

81: Sic iinN clio perlobt?"
g.: Sal" ~: YMlm. ih gratii.
lierc Sbnen mo miinidle Sbnen, bag
Sic OoS nod red)t oft erle6en mod.
ten!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
.Sm @eFiigtI fftdt bel @elb, tpie
Sbnen infer grocer beutidtr aataa
loa In Mort nnO Bib beueiit liiO

bsihreibt uno psltit init
uni.ren Successful 3rnir
NIB acknowledgements be-
trieben. Sebr einta1 81 81
brau4eu; Sebl1lI9s aus.
gtihloNen; baiten ei:'e
2sbeus5eit. IS perthleesr:.
@rDBtn gu ben nieerigitsn
preiien. 2aiieu Gle ni.s
6husu ither unfeffu ii1fltts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09

bsrppuen Jreteu rs Dollar xehrfMrius In
Ssuffdb ibsr DaS 9etptnmbrimesuee Sadbtesi
som SsNassi m%itt.i!sIi. pas i&Snits @sJt l,maIs
bsramss,ssbsa unb bas siusisits n 3snild; Mlr pier
@rutesr aataIo9 1T trei. Stntines gnn "Ri6tiss
Pht9. teiner atieH. Gntsn, 1dnie. 1rutbhbner". lt.
geS Waoines S%nenbates SSn.pane
Sept. 4l9. Ses uto'n'@' '''DN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
2lt nermiethcu...

Die iriiber bon vi. 9leumann ais g9ptns
nns pnbB Observation-Disclosures HSunslid3'
teiten neben unb iiber benz SaIpon iine au
oernie!ben.
sos. Webamem.
Sermann. Wo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09

meiu Wobubaus al Der Sil. Sront Girabc.
ToSielbe bat 8 Simmer nno III id)Dn unb
bequem aele9cn.
b. 10 ala
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Louis Haberstock.
anf eide gsforateur
nno gape,isrer,


9iei.s lit bic bette Sabresaeit um
3u iapeSieren ooer 3u befprirem o"'tler
nid1t bob es gu talt 1t ober 3u friib "a
Sd)idt lest Sure geitelluns elm ober tsl..
pbonirt mir uno i6 merbe Sud, n";~.
itonen Wliifter pradiocler 5apeten ;r,s
6aus brinsen. "s
Wir belor9en bic 3ape3ierer 2lrbeit ,,n.
einerlei no ibr bic 9apeien faut. S""d
9tadt jest Sure Yeieuuns iir bic sr;;h
iabrsarbe't una iid)ert prompie glusS,;ibq9-
una. ~
&oiteniiberfbla9e auf ole g(rbeitsr +,
ober anBerbalb 3ermanft iuerben selieiert
pbone 30. 1870. 15Soa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09

Der @udf q It meiB 81 Ell
sdhlen: liner 9orfbiirgermeiIter bolt
lid, am SilpeIterobcno I'M @irtDs,
hans cineu rcdlten Rmllfl, 10 oaB i'm
Der @elteinoeOiener, Der alld) |einen
Mfien bat, Geim uno ms @ett brinacn
mlB. @ie Der Iicrler in ben Sof hin.
~ousfonmt, licat Der @iirgcrmeilter
altf Dem Wiithoufeu. Gr trogt i'm
a6ermdlS ms @ett. uno 5llll britten
Mal, obcr jc0cSnol lie0t Oa3 Ge.
meinbenberbnlpt iuicber artf oem
WiItbauicn I'M Sofe. 3ulebt fonnn.
Der @emcinoeoieler oui Die eritalus
lid)e 26irng oieieS rdtbielbaiteu @or.
gangs mo er ruit; ~SS Dos Il
8'irett; hon / g'itntt ins Simmel6c:t
n 9urgcrmaiter, obne 5'wiiien, BEL
bic Senlterporbdng cltiiig'idmiii'r."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Mnh nie~rnnhnierai

Wd6 btetun0pter3l9s
idbrissr StrafbaTt 1T Elm llni@ulois
ger in Sreibeit geiebt poroen. SIM
Sabre 1866 ipuroe cine iunge 5ral
auf Dem 5eloe ermoroet aufsefunoen.
@iner ibrer 8eliebten. Stuff, wuros
oes 9erbre9ens cnsefla9t uno gu les
benglGngli9sr 3wangs6aft Oerurtheilt,
obwobl er feftis feline nni6ula
betbeuerte. Ser pirflife S4uloige,
elm garabinieri, Ser e~benfals ser Sc
liehte oes SooesopIers mar, fat jeBt
auf Dem S%potenbstte feline S9ulO eine
seItanoen. @iuFi 1T baraufbin lpfort
freigelafen iporoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09

D 1a psrFaatsm; cine idone parlor
Orsel, Gbas. 8immel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
LENeTHENINo huMANIlEE

How far can human nfe be pro.
longed?
This Il one OF the interesting q1es.
tons that will be considered By the
Fourth National Conservation Con.
servation Congress az indianapolis.
October and 4. Distinguished modi.
cal experts like DR. Harvey W. Wiley.
former head % the Pure Food Bureau.
DR. w. J. Mckee Of Washington DR.
W. A. Evans OF Chicago and DR. W
T. Hornaday ~ New York. are ar.
pected 70 contribute 10 the discussion
The problem Of conserving natural re-.
sources IL a small thing compared
with the problem ~ conserving human
life. and human life may be conserved
successfully. There il no iron law ~
mortality. Statistics from India show
That the average length Of life there
IL less than twenty-five years In
Sweden Il Is more than anv Years
and IN the state " Massachusetts Z, e.
more than forty five years Wherever
sanitary science and preventive medl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
ooFF OR WATSON. WHICH,

The Clarksburg Exponent. which
originally was a vicious and violent
opponent of G. w. Watson, but which
like other West Virginia Democratic
newspapers has long since seen the
Illuminating light radiated from the
fountain pen and the busy check book.
announces on the authority OF its
Washington correspondent that Re
publican success In the West Virginia
Legislature means the election OF
either w. VI. o. Dawson OF Davis FL
kins for the United States Senate As
Stunning that this Is correct. In IL not
answered by the assertion that Demo
cratic success means the election OF
c. w. Watson TO the United States
Senate? In what particular. except
possibly in the possession OF a larger
amount OF cash and more active and
experienced use OF same. does G. w.
Watson excel either Davis Elkins or
W. NJ. o. Dawson? Rather in what
other particular is he equal to either
Of them,
As n matter OF fact. however. Re
publican control Of the next West Viz
ginla Legislature will not necessarily
mean the election OF any particular
man TO the United States. II IL means
the choice OF any man. that man IL
more likely TO be Nathan Con than
any other. The Republicans of West
Virginia have some sense OF the dig
nifty OF the United States Senate. and
they have never failed to realize the
personal strength and the political
claims OF Judge Nathan Con-. The In
telligencer has contended and II still
contends that the selection of Judge
Goff for the United States Senate
would be the logical outcome OF Re.
publican victory. He is not only the
one man who could harmonic all Re
publican factions. but he is the one
man whose character, ability. record
and attachments prominently fit him
for the high Office OF United States
Senator. d.
Between c. W. Watson and Nathan
Gof in the United States Senate.
which?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03

cine are spptisd. the length % life Il
increased In Europe II has doubled
In three and oos-haif centuries. During
the nrst ham of the nineteenth cen
tary ., iensthsned q, the rate % nine
years per century. and In the Iast half
Of the nineteenth century at the rate
Of seventeen years per century. In
Germany. where medical and sanitary
science have reached the highest de-
veIopmsnt. the average OF human life
has been Heightened t~eniy-seven
years In the past century.
Science has not yet found the cure
for old age. and probably never will.
In other words sanitary science does
noe lensthen the life OF the strong.
healthy and well kept man. IL does
not add 20 the natural three score and
ten years. but IL does lessen the dread
full infant mortality. and the waste
Of life among the young and among
the middle aged. II can reduce and
does reduce the deaths from infectious
diseases and from all the many causes
that make up unsanitary and unhealth-
ful surroundings. Human life 10 the
most precious thing on this earth. yet
until within the last two centuries the
scientific care OF life has been one OF
the least thought Of problems
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roadways. country inns. quiet cheerful
and homelike. attract the wayfarer
ana beguile his resting moments The
automobile hotel has become an es-
molished feature OF every good sized
town, while in the larger cities the
most pretenrious obstetrics are glad 10
cater TO the automobile trade.
II Is safe to say that tens OF mil.
lions OF dollars are left in New Jer.
sey. New York. Connecticut. Massa.
ehuseits. Vermont and New Hamp.
shire by automobillsts from other
states every year. West Virginia
could enjoy and ought TO enjoy a
portion OF this automobile traffic. Up.
on the natural line OF travel between
the east and the west. with mountain
scenery unsurpassed. the very
Switzerland pf America. West Virginia
with improved roadvays would be the
playground Of the American people. A
few hundred miles OF good road. open.
ing up TO automobile enthusiasts the
beauties Of West Virginia scenery.
would be an investment that would
oring large returns. entirely apart from
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ouno commercially
a a,s accessory the ssherns and
the sooner or later compel
or the duplication containing
n h , was thinking about this partially worked GU,
"hcn the leading New
then Ky, uses Of collecting and transmitting and could
or
OF New York the ~ '"N'' 'u'''1'
arrangements
OF the
TO be
so~ reaching New York the
made up my mind that by establishing from
on Ala could a accasonai :. u
FOR at Montgomery
cation Yet this 90 " ~ '"'"A' e0nmun-
the IDEA suddenly
OF other leading
uspatches Tor I'VE foro 0 ~ N"
they cordially
successful results addition
~hat the
omal combination which
Grants ton '~"o Vi FAMOUS scandal OF
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the material advantages to agriculture
and to residents along its route gener
ally.
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ARE WHISPERS COMING sAcK7

A London dispatch asserts that
pointed boards and mustaches and
possibly whlskers are again coming
into favor. There is. OF course. no
reaton why the man from New York
or Kalamazoo should wear whiskers
because some London chappy does so.
nevertheless II London sets the OK.
ample. Fifth Avenue Is likely soon to
follow suit. Any one who looks back
over a lot Of old pictures showing the
faces Of men OF thirty or forty years
ago. cannot fail 20 notice that the
beard az that time was an object Of
pride and cultivation. The clean
shaver man was a rarity. and flowing
boards spreading their ample volume
over the entire chest Of the wearer.
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Office of
HERCULES BUGGY COMPANY
Capital Stock 81, 900, 10000

- EVansvle. Ind. AUGUST 20 1872
we nave In our employ stereotype operators
lheae young ladca
cuacy than shorthand We have ever had Who
came directly from business school
The ease with which they reed their notes and ,ba
hoes OF each other system Of rapid
writing as desirable method handling business CORE
spondence ' '''''
YOus very truly.
?. ~ HILLS secy Treas
The Elliott School has just received its first shin.
fnent OF Senotypcs and the Stepoype department
IS nov ready for the enrolment Of students
New rooms have been fitted VI with Steno,vre.
and Iypevters especially for this department which
VII ne conducted separate and distinct department
Of This school
" you are thinking Of preparing for a hqh grade
onlec position. or u YOU already a stcnoerarher
WIN desire TO increase your efficiency and thereby
your salary you should not fail this wonderful
little invention
those who arc employed during the day can take
up Stenoiy7y az Night School without loss Of time
Come and see the Stereotype demonstrated. is
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AUTOMOBILE PROSPERITY

All through the older parts OF New
York and New England. the antomo-
bile has brought a new business and
new prosperity. The improved roads
through that section have made them
FOR the time being the ideal auto
mobile territory of the United States.
Little villages which ten years ago
were sinking into decay are beginning
10 spruce up as a result OF the auto
mobile visitor All along the improved
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we're not uncommon. Gradually the
inconvenience and uncIeaniiness of a
mass OF hair. which seemed to be
especially designed 10 catch and hold
the remains OF various repasts and the
dirt and the smoke OF the atmosphere
rendered the beard less popular. Tn
doubleday the clean shaver man looks
cleaner and is cleaner than the fur.
bearing Individual
Fashions may dictate whiskers. but
there are a considerable number OF
sensible people who in this particular
will decline TO follow fashion.