davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-05-14
MUST PAY.

A verdict was returned in favor
of the plaintiff. Five of the bonds
men of Greer. John G. Nations.
Jep Britt. S. j. Holloway. 6. L.
Lee, jr.. and E. 7. Nations were
excnsed as defendants. having sue
ceeded in proving to the jury that
their names attached to the bond
were forgeries. Several other de-
PENDANTS claimed that they had not
signed the document, but the jury
was unwilling to take their word
for it.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

I 80 Aar har Lydia E. PinkhamrHs vege
Compound vaeret Diet ledende MiddeI for
delige S~ygdomme. Ingen som lider af
ulemper err retferdig nod sig SEW, hvis
like forsoger denne ber@mte Medicin, lavet
R9dder og Urter, der har gjengivet saa m;
idende Kvinder deres Helbred.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

Ga Gpoo ferer ioa uomerifunif"
9er1cuporugclic til = fpr1,oen &c:
ipcftitrioigbeo o%ucrfpr 6ornl0re oQ
Toreiattc, uipmmelig Sale, Sfor1s=
TRIGGER, Speftafel pg Griperi?
Cen fprcr til II 6ncligb c 5.
>Sngen al 6em lrrer ct orou1tligt
@aanopurf. ~Glcrfing" cller az
mil1oeliA molfinnlu5ii9t NrbeiGe er
aft hpoo Sc Fan brinc set til, bpis
Sc So life far pclbupcl,0c Iorul0re,
cllcr poo m1ocn Maabc %ajennenr
ipeeicl Sl10flpoclic fonr cit Sitting,
Iion1 SC @iprrelten / Sc flclte Siliulhc
llct life fan fplGc.
Spent er Set Ser loucr bore Mu=
finer, Ajpr flint Snc0fcror6eios
oip. fer / 2ouoet?
&c il,olmllcreoc Nnul10purfesc ira
9lprocuropu. elsie ~Gree1born'ss",
vGlltcb" nn rjSmcHss", iom Set rel=
oporaNne .lsllgc N(ntcrifa iuo llu1ft
|titlllcrcr Sem, CT aloeies mulSaurli
ge / SC omerifonifc &urfltebcr.
Su noor Sc cftcrhoorccn our o.
GmiGrotloncn rn1trcl1t, c(lcy felt
Itan0ilr - hoan lca?
9bcll1 CT Set ii Ncr op~pof'eroc
Generation fer / oauCct ii noact
nepneporoiH Yntol SAD ipu1 foy
fpl0c 6ercS H!ooier?
Som Set CT nice lriten Sui
ootertjeucite otter tiff MiGMltcr prri
notwithstanding Der tillo,os -
life for &nrl,ets Sfplo, men ioro'
SC l1ngc Wr11o Der Sisuelte1
= fun6e lore list al sen. 9iiciplir
lom @prlteoporugelicn CT ioo fottig
paa.
S ell Sole, JONI Neer!}c @eltina-
bouie ifior bolot / ~SN. So'tthsSu
Commercial Gorgreia", frnl tol
n1e0 Sen Eaaltono, at Cplflcl1o: in.
bl1ltrielle &nflt for cit prjelltlil Set
lfplbes Sen militnre Giicipiin, inn
bette 2ol1os @oraerc moo un1oerfa1t,
liN. 0el1 inol,ltricllc @(on1ltrings
tbs / Mmcrifo / Sc li0lte Nortirr q
fprriac Sior1ulnreoc h(cp, iu10,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24
Rrligtha Arn.

@ooleoes CT Gitelen paa en- M
BOG al Sen norife 8rofesior Ger
barb Gran, uofommen paa Micbe=
bougs 0orlag / ariitionia. ga
9ogen bar giort flor Opiigt / Gam
mart, iaapelim / @orge ifal Ri
giengibe l1o6rag al cit Gmtale / ct
oonif 8lo6:
Grofesior @rans @og bar paft
megen Opiigt. Gen er ollere0e lelt
og itl6erct al mango Mcn1ei fer og
bar frernfol6t Ell fife ringe Gor=
Gambling mellem Sc forifjellige oan,
beige 2ejre.
S @oree, bpor Erofesioren bar
bebcnolet famine glnne / 6oreorag,
bar. ser paret itupen6e fl1l6t, bper
Gang ban talte, og 8ilbererr1e bar
fblt Jig megtig grebne; man Far
6a foritaa, at bans Bog er blepet
neie 1eit og fommenteret.
Men ogiaa / 9onmorf er Sci
netop MI goo Sor6buno for 6et
ban bar at fore frem, iaa Der er
nGp@ Goipl ON, at 8ogen / 81
fommenoe Tiger bil blipe leit oq
eipe Sefit til manae Ganfer oa
Sberbejelier / Set itille iom / Hres=
lien.
Torfottercn bdrer til @olpfier6=
lernes %l1ngoon, far, 1ao blot ri
peo, itaaet @eorg 8ronbes npr =
ogiaa perlonligt, for nnret iterft
mes / Sen jublenoe, begejitre0e 6fa=
re, iom ipurgte: @po0 er &eligion?
@ba6 er @orol? oa iom ieirsiiffert
ipare6e: rMotl1rprooufter! intet on
set. Motl1rpro6ufter jon1 Gitriol og
Suffer"
Self obicftipt, / 1ormen / alt
Nolo, ifil0rer 6orfatteren III Mate=
riulismen iom Misunderstanding og
bol6cr Opgjdr mes SEN. @aiulto=
tct bliper @amletS Sr6: Ser er
flcre cling n1clle1n @immcl og Sor6,
ems eoers Gfolebis6om 0rpmmer
om."
So oisle Sing tiger ban, BE-
gpn0er otter at gi6re oercs bpjrg=
lteoe &rop %gjel0enbe.
Sen l1nge Slegt ipdrgcr: uSpo6
har s aiort mes Sc 9ipsperbier.
iom aior6e bore 8c6itefornl6re lpf>
felipe?
S Stc6et for at ifjdtte 0em iom
en- bcllig Mrp hor 8, bore 6porc.
tonfelgit laoet Sem goa til @run0c.
Dcrfor ltoor ri, e0ers 8prn, loo
fo1tt9c pg D1Glpelp1e. 9ar Wao1lt
ollie Sc ni6enIfobeligc Spfinoeller
Is er iao Itolte al, al 9ioetS oQ
Gonfets Moffinement aiort Seen
nefene itrrfere og lpffeligere? $
bar banolet uforiporligt moo. eoerS
9prn, og ri ifol nj, mes Mdie I'll
at fin6e Sc gomle 8renoe % Crane
Sem no, on1 ri life ifal %forimegte
Sroens 6orpisning berer til 81
mango Sing mellem @immcl oe
Sor0, Iom ebcrs Sfolepis0om iff(
orGmte om."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24
Bnrnfnpnragflar ny Dtrtrltnrna
4wrAt..
gn S%noienoer i%friusr / ct Spttc

gn S%noienoer %ifripsr / ct 8pttc:
Blob:
~@rocerttallet al ioruloreulpcig<
8prn er fortpiplcrroe ltort fer til
2nn0s. Set 1fal bel nultcn lloa til
at et1bber lterre 8p, iun life bo:
-et betp0eligt &ontingent al 2l,tDcro
mere ser 10 / &eligionsltolen belio-
Der ct megti9t &ern moo n,top
6enne Spno, CT Set itore Glcrtol al
8grrene blonot Sc observation-disclosures
Sal.
SIT efteripore @run6en fan blipt
noget al Ell farlig Sag, ioet mon
6erunoer let fommer 1farpt poo
&ant me0 6orelorene, JONI 10 gr,,mt.
ME neoig pi1 no al Set bebagelige
Sllulion, at 6eres 8prn / hpert Sale
er life laa list beore ems onors
6oIfs.
Ct ser ulpoigc 8prn i Mobologet,
oo CT set belta1oig ube al10re", poo=
itaar Sc 10 oltio.
Set ct / Sono6e0 lprgeligt at be=
tragte ulp0ige @ern / 0eres egel1-
roo0ige Mofurb. So lige loa ier-
geligt at ie mango 6orGlores ltolte'
1igbeo og llforltanoigbco / @arne'
op0ragelien."
&j9re &9ler! @ar bu noge11fin0e
fer lagt MGrfe til 8grn / Nloerel1
fra 3 til IA Nor = lige aafommet
fra Oct gomle 2onO. Com Ell ne=
item uafpigelig &egel or Sc ortige.
beflige, forGlorelp0ige og far Sc
lpeft for 9roa @oar.
Sort Sis eftcr fom,1cr Sc i Sub
lie Scbool" og tire Mooneoer efter
er Sc nglten life / Spferlel og Ao.
i9rb til at fje10c igjen. 6or9lore-
tic or forbal,l eoe, me11 logger Jon
Megcl, UNDER IrDf al r0e frenme0(
Torbolo", @Gnoer1,e / Sfipoct, oq
Serneue bliper ligeiom u6e ol1ore"
Nltlon - for at gjpre nnmere 1Sor:
f%!or;>1g coerflpoig - set CT Uor6ol.
oencS, 9n10cts, Iolfets, Gfif Z!
@r!1gs SfGlo. Set CT pglou CT, Nur1
al Sen mis- prltoaeoe vorncrifaulf #,
Tribeo".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24
Kaaprr @auarr.

100 S(ar cr forlpbne, iioen cn al
set ipl1lrO11e 9lorMm0re0es forml1Dar=
liglte 5fiffelier lno 2piet, BET bent
meligbcosiuloe 8itte6arn &ulpor
!@nltier, i%fripcs / Ell Mrttfel / Ser
lingife SioenDe". Ger giDes nGppe
roget onoet Mellneife, JONI baaoe
lepe11ce 2ipe og otter lin 800 bar
ipsieliot Sffcntligbeoen, oen breoe
Masle, @iitoriegranifere % NreSlell
/ Sen @roo, loan oen1re goaoefuloe
aolpQr @al1ier.
MfHfteriet auipar &al1icr in0leOe
oes &inleoog / Moret 1928. &aa
oetrnc Sag ol1ffe0c / Miirnberg Ell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

OeH uWlJerlle VIPnlc 0Qlt1lc
l.pentt bl1ffe6e @al1ier tire Gage ie=
mere UNDER for set @oar, 9olfejtif=
fet 5op0e bibrogt bam.
Song 2lropig I al Bayern uo=
iotte Sen for lin Sis 1lbpre @elpll=
ming al 10000 @pl0en for $500
gribelien al Morberen, og aalpar
@auiers tioligerc 8eifptterc oprejlte
ct Mi1,oesmerfe pao Set Stc6 /
&ofgorten, bpor fan bar blepcn
mproet. 90 ioa begpn0te Gognet at
ipinbe fine 3roaoe ONT &aipar @au@
iers Sfiffelle. Meit trober6ig og
pioclt l1obre0t blep mart be11 Hao=
ltono, at &oipor '@altier bapoe bee
ret Ell Spn al Storbertltg &orl al
@a0en % Stepbanic 9em,barnaiS
Mfinbet ont @olpar @al1ler leber
cnoru / bort glarbunoreoe, og fanS
lSfiGbne bprer til Sc biitortife Gao
Ser, for bpilfe S1pret nuppe noget
Sin0e pil blipc lbftet. Gen fie110te
%lpenife lorfatter Safob @aSlermotr
bor 0erimo6 forisgt / 6ieterii
Sflnonina at gipc eli 6orflo
ring al Sittebarnets @itorie, %
lba11s @ontan, Ser nofom for fir
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

III ElfAENEt4
reoe Experts" fltrloe bDres | Mas-
iepis for $1,000 ON Marct. gn ma.
tl,rlie 6slee tonife of set eangie
Spitem, iom tillooer @rofesiorerr1e
at ipge eli slags lennenoe 8ifortje-
neite pao Statens Sis; mebens De-
res Dorclesninger n0fpres al for
iultne Afabemiiter til 5000 ON go-
ret, iom ogiao Staten n1oo betale.
Der ifriges iaa meget ON rprogreis"
% reform. Get at hi fit Ii6t al
bette ipreitet in6 / 2ipsaorcn poo
bort Observation-Disclosures
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

Besvar nu dette Sp@rgsmaal,
en- Kvinde underkaste sig Ell
at fors@ge Lydia E. Pinkham's
at Diet har reddet mango andre
DEM
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24
nQer
=
0perationer

Mar Ell Kvinde som lider at nogen Slags kvindeng Svag-
he'd bliver meddelt, at en- Operation er n@dvendig, oliver hun
selvf@gelig sngsteig:
Blot Tanker ON Operations bordet Hospitalet og Saarle-
gems kn1v gaar hende ON ct Silk igjennem Hjertet, og intet
Under. Oct kan vare sandt, at nogle af disse Svagheder kan
den Grad forvarres at EN- Operation er den eneste Tif1ugt, men
lus1nder at Kvinder har undgaaet N@dvendigheden af en- Ope-
ration we'd at BRUCE Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Dette Faktum bekraftes af taknemlige Breve, de sknver til os
efter Gjenoprettelsen af Deres Sundhed.
Disse to Kvinder beviser vr Paastand.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

santen: sig mig, min 9rens,
(pttcoe 6u pirfelig til sit &iertes
stemmc, oa Sit frieoe til Sin Gor-
%lobeoe?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

t5 8ss Sa#8 SIT 8#$H a
ban, bobeoingelig Ieoet al Matto,
iom bop6e giort @rigstieneite !
8orgerfrigen. Mr. @eitingbouie
giper Den Giiciplin, ba, I9rte / &ri=
gen, ben itprite 0el al 9gren for
Set Sells, ban ielo bar bapt pua set
inoltitrielle Omroooe: San flyer
bl. a.: "Wein itprite @apitaI / pargre
9age beitoo / sen 6%proigbeo, bpor.
mes leg funbe boanotere ollie Clogs
Mrbei6sre0ifaber. Ga berne Scr
oigbe6 bleb ienere fnpttet Sen mill.
tore DiicipIin; en- Solbat itoor al
ti6 re6e til at uofere 8efalinger' fra
Ell Sberoronet."
Sertil fpier uGbe 'Mmeriean Mo-
cbiniit" fblgenoe @emerfntnger:
Get er Ell pregtig Sing for cit bpil=
feniombelit Ma1to at fur,1e aoltoe,
at fun11e nofgre 8efalinger, at fun.
ne arbei6e immen meo onbre ben
mos ct feIles Maal. Set er oette,
lom CT Sjnlcn / rGo=operation".
Isl toger oog life" fortiatter
set nnp11te 8loo, vSrbet for ct uo
ltraft @erbnien / Sc 6orene6e eta.
ter, for at 6armergl1tter % oen
uepe0e 8pung6om 6erpe6 f,,noe op'
leres til at Blue 1rpttige og 0pgtiae
inoultrtelle Mrbei0ere. &pa0 man
oil0e pinoe oerpeo, riloe life 1tao
/ noget rimeligt Torbol0 til l10gif=
terne. S Syflan0 CT Gorboloene an.
6erleoes. @pa6 Sc forifjellige Ss5n.
buitrigrene ser pin6er peo ben milf.
tare 9iiciplin er fun 8ibenipn oe
er fife set tilii9teoe @aol mes 81
. mtlitpre 9beller. Meu poo famine
Ei6 oil0c Set 6og bore Ell itor SIN,
bling, ogiaa UNDER bore 6orbolce
ON ct iaa6a1t Spitem funbe in0fe:
res fer. Hraiioent Goft uotaIte Ell:
:" gang, at Snoflp6elien al militnr 81.
iciplin / bore 5foler biloc bore til
8 itgrre 9eDtte for 2on0et cnb ollie
atbletilfe 2belier ioole0es lom Sc
I'LL 6ribes."
So beri bop6c &rrlioenten
l1tpipliomt &et.
: Gn Sl1oien0er / Superior 5i0."
%ifripcr::
Set CT 11of life ,loget iaa rent
mrrfelig alligepel, at Cit 0ogIa0s=
. &coaftpr fer / 8peu fan fornefslc
Serbien mes Sibirien pg @clgroo
mes Bnlgorien. Set CT rent ufottez
ligt, bbor l1pt0cn0c mol1ge al Sc
an1erifanife Tolf fer / @pen CT, ON
Sc c,rbog far hapt &pjifole= %
i Observation-Disclosures. gn 2rrer=
, in0e fer / @pen bo0 en- 9rer1g pp=
gtpe Nup1tet poo !@onc0lta0en / 9for=
/ &C. &riItioniu, iporcbc 9rengcr1.
&ei. oct er Stocfbolm, 1agoe 2nrer=
ili0en. S @ogen ltoar Ser &riltia=
] mia lug0e Grengcr1 og bite ben6e.
: orrcril10cn iog0e on, at Bette fon=
if fl'1oc purc loo; men Set giorce
iffe 1oGe1 Tori fiel, So Sc to &Der
: loo liNc / MGrhebcn al bucro1orc
a%Iligenel. Gu onbeu 9urcrinoe fpr=
toLte @pr11ene, at Morgc bar ct 9nno
Z of Sne og So og at Sc life bop0e
bnercl1 S%cr11boner cllcr 1o9ct loo=
oont. gn lille Greng, lon fon1 fer:
It til mes fine Iornl0rc ltor nof til al
hl1ifc. oi6rpo benOe og iog6e, at Set
life nur ia10t, fproi Fan bapoe fjpr1
9 ,aa Sernbane1 / Morge. -. Sa, SCI
flu10c 10 pore, at Sc baooe facet SCI
MI, mcl1te 2prerin0en."
}, Sooleoes ifriper ~@eform" on
'Sorbo(oene / gau Claire. Set pos:
ct nof besbnrre poo andre 5tc6c1
o9iaa; og bpa0 fan n1on / @ru1l:
ocn perte al ct ltl1oerpisningsipitcm
e Ser ioo ooot lom oloeles 116eluffc,
3 Stll0iet al nogen al10en @iltorie e11i
II Sc Tnrcneoe Stoters, fgr Glepen e1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24
5plteripnllen: Seq fun0e life
bere ct Muf, tbi ieg Jas / @ielo
op ODER begge 9ren."

Sntifealanteri. ting Game:
Set bar spiieifeer, leg ifllloe ba-
be, life Sbeifeer."
8%etienten I: sMa, Jrpfen, spi.
ieifeer er beltemt for itore for Ceres
lille Muno."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

Mor lioelL CT nel item bleocn poplt=
lurcre i Ipflano ems ollie biitoriif,
fritilfe 6renitillinger al aolpar
@aulers Sfrffelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

Cary, Maine. "Jeg betrakter Diet som
en- Pligt, jeg skylder allie lidende Kvinder, at
meddele, hvad Lydia 3. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound udrettede for mig. For ct a
stden led jeg trygteliet. Jeg havde Smerter i
begge Slider og en- Omhed, at jeg nesten ikke
kunde gaa oprejst. Min Rye smertede, hav-
deingen Appetit og var saa nerves at jeg TX
re kunde sove, og ON Morgeue7 kunde jeg
like rere mig at Trethed bet syntes nesten
umuligt at udrette noget, og jeg tmnkte at
jeg aldrig Wide blive bedre uden en- Operation.
Jeg begyndte at BRUCE Lydia 3. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound og befandt mig smart
SON en- ny Kvinde. Jeg havde lngen Smerter,
SOY godt. havde god Appetit, blew fed og
kunde udrette nesten alt NIT eget Arbejde fol
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

A Skriv til LYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDI-
CINE co. CONFIDENTIAL LYNN,
MASS, ON Rad. Deres Brew vii blive aabnet,
last og besvaret at EN- Kvinde, OF holdt i al
Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-24

en- Fami1ie af fire. Jeg vii altid fole. at jeg
|skylder Deres Medicin NIT code Helbred."-
Mrs. Hayward Sewers, Cary, Me.
Charlotte. NC. = 'Jeg vari to Aar al
Orig rask, havde smereri besge sidero g var
meget nerves.. Blot we'd at lofte en- Stol Ind
traf Blodninger. Jeg havde en- svulst som
L-egen kaldte en- "Tumor'' og at jeg aldri9
Wilde blive rask uden en- Operation. En Ven
raadede mig til at BRUCE Lydia 3. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. og jeg kan med Glade
nu sise. at jeg Mt har ct udmerket Helbred
og er Moder til en- lille Datter. De kan be.
lnytte dette Brew for at hJelpe andre Mdende
kvinder." Mrs. Rssa Sims, JIG Wyona St..
charlotte, N. G.
hvis De kan. Hvorfor skulde
kirurgisk Operation uden forst
Vegetable Compound? De ved,'
hvorfor skulde Diet fejle hos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-08
BALANCE IN
THE BANK IS
PREDICTION

Despite wet weather, Tacoma's
Montamara Festo this year prom
ises to COME out ahead of the
game with money in the bank.
President Fisher is not able to
say what it will be, and is not
even sure there will be surplus,
as the bills have not yet all been
paid and reports have not been
audited at all, but he is pretty
sure the records will show a bal
ance when the thing is all closed
up. This will be the first time
the association has come out
ahead with money in the bank to
start preparations for the next
years show.
The 50-cent admission this year
and the tremendous crowd at the
stadium on the night of the
Fourth gave a big boost to the
association funds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-08
YES IN NEW ,s,ee
oW HVslNES
BY NORMAN.
Especially Illustrated from Life by
Raymond Ever.

NEW YORK, July He had
melancholy brown eyes and tou-
sled hair. His clothes were shah
by and he turned round and round
in his big hands a battered cap.
Out of the depths of him there
floated a clear tenor voice, voic-
ing this sad refrain:
ITS the coise of an a-king hearth"
Just what was the curse of an
aching heart neither the artist nor
myself could clearly make. Per-
haps it was having to exc out an
existence by standing on the roof
of Madison Square Garden and
singing for a lot of unsympathetie
and unpoetic persons who came
there to turkey-trot or to watch
others turkey-trot, and who tossed
a discouragingly small number of
coins to this sad singer of a sad,
sad song.
1t was amateur night" on the
Madison Square roof.
Amateur nights generally per-
| tain to vaudeville shows, but there
was no vaudeville show here. In
the center of the roof, which was
marked several years ago by a
world-famous tragedy, there is a
| platform with a soapstone floor,
surrounded by tables and chairs.
Dancing goes on all evening
and with SUCH dancing who
would wish for vaudeville show ?
1t costs a dollar for a ''ringside
seat"-right alongside the plat.
form, and the demand seems to
exceed the supply.
Just as an added attraction,
the amateur night" performance
is put on twice a week. Here a
queer theatrical by-product finds
employment.
When amateur nights" were
first featured at vaudeville per-
| formances, real amateurs flocked
to the theaters, to make fools OF
themselves and to be ridiculed
Eventually the game grew stale
so far as the amateurs were con-
cerned, and these nights lacked
performers.
Then came the professional
amateurs" They can really sing
or dance, or play, a little. Per.
haps A VERY LITTLE. They ap-
pear either in shabby street
clothing, or in a soiled, grotesque
\ stage finery, and do their best, OF
worst, for a dollar or two from
the management; and whatever
coins may be thrown them.
i
The roofs are New 5York'l
Fairgrounds in the hot evenings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-08

Fairgrounds, that is, for those
who have the money to see
show, or to dine under the stars,
or at least to buy a drink or two
of something cooling.
The Hotel Aston roof has an at
traction all its own. The artist
discovered it.
1.-The electric sign cabaret!"
quoth he, standing on an upper
balcony and looking down on the
various subdivisions of the Astor's
great expanse of roof, wherein
people were eating, drinking,
lounging.
The Astor stands in the very
center of the White Way. Look
north or south, and you behold a
vista of those eye-compelling NOV
ing pictures in colored light-th
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in New York on business, and his
"lady friend" not of some-place
else, but essentially of New York
and it's frivolities.
The theatrical roof-gardens are
rooted over. Most of the other
roofs are roofless. 1t is fine to
sit with only the great vault of
blue above and to see the stars
a-twinkling. 1t is fine until the
stars cease to twinkle. And a
drop of something hits the end
of ones nose. Until, in short, 1T
RAINS.
Then one goes away from
there. Hastily, and perhaps in
some confusion. Rather crowd
eddy, but quite good-naturedly-
goes to hot apartments in a tired,
treeless city.
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A SINGER BECOMES
A RICH MAN

A young singer suffering from
Indigestion consulted the greatest
European doctors and was told by a
French specialist 90 a vegetable which
had wonderful digestive properties.
J'he singer made up sauce in which
he put much OF this vegetable. which
not only aided the digestion, but also
took the place o. any other sauce for
table and kitchen use. and was de-
licious. This was shown to the great
cooks Of Europe and Il was pronounced
unequailed. A company formed TO
manufacture the sauce. which waz
called waw-Waw Can obsolete South
American word for vegetabIe), AMI 80
great was the immediate success tnnf
II Is now found throughout the world.
z5-cent bottle from your grocer viii
suffice TO show how much more YOU
win enjoy your food by adding waw-
Waw in the soups, cooking and with
cold or hot meats. fish and salads,
and at the same time see how very
easily you digest your food
Distributor. West Coast Grocery
Co., Tacoma. Wash.
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huge electric signs which startle
and amaze the visitor, when the
Broadway-of-a fter-dark bursts up
on him.
In pairs and in groups people
sat and gaZed, silent and salts
fled. The boxing men, the cat
that plays with spool and leaps
upon a table, the ginger ale bot
tie that pours-all these and 9TH
er scenes of irridescent activity
held them as enchanted as ever
were children of a lesser growth
by fairy tale or picture book.
No better place than a New
York roof to see human nature
at it's best-OR AT ITS WORST.
Favorite frolicking places, the
roofs, for the staid-looking, solid
citizen of some-place-else, who is
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BY GIBSON GARDNER.

WASHINGTON, July S.-A
more important man than Col.
MuIhaIl, who exposed the gigantic
lobby operations OF the National
Association. of Manufacturers, is
James A. Emery, nominaily its
attorney in Washington, but in
fact director Of all the National
Association OF Manufacturers
operations.
MulhaIl was a field agent
Emery was, and is. the general in
command.
He has an office in the Union
Trnst building, near the White
House. He makes the policies,
outlines the campaigns and gives
the orders which are carried out
by the field agents.
Emery has a beautiful country
residence ON the Conduit road,
Just outside Washington, where
he entertains Senators Root and
Lodge, ex-Representative Watson,
Senator Townsend of Michigan,
with others who sit in the seats
OF the mighty.
Emery never comes to the cap
itol himself-he sends for peo-
pie!
THEY COME TO HIM!
He knows congress and its
membership-he tells his agents
how to work.
Listen to the following. from
the private archives of the Ma
tional Association of Manufactur-
ers, addressed to one of his lieu
tenants:
"Your congressman desires to
help his constituents and his
party in such a way that he will
help himself. He performs in
Washington: he lives In his dis
frict. What he thinks his dis
trict thinks is great factor in
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EvEN.YEAR.OLD BOY
CALLS SIX GRANDMA"

CHICO, July s.-William Ken
meth Jarvis, a fat little Quincy
boy of Z, has the distinction of
having six grandmothers living.
When he first saw the light of
day, he had seven, but one has
since died. The parents are Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Jarvis. On the
maternal side the grandmother
are Mrs. Margaret Finley and
Great Grandmother Mrs. E. o.
Fisher and Great Great Grand
mother Mrs. s. Osborn. On the
paternal side are Mrs. Alice JAR
Wis, Great Grandmother Mrs. Han
nah Cate and Great Great Grand
mother Mrs. Anna Loring.
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Piper Plans to
Lure the Frogs

SPRING LAKE, N. j., July 8.
A proposal to remove the frogs
from Spring Lake has been made
by Nathaniel d. Hall of Newark.
The frogs have multiplied since
the geese were removed from the
lake, following the complaints of
residents on its borders. Now they
are complaining of the frogs.
Halls plan is to station a flute
player on the edge of the lake to
lure the frogs and then catch
them in nets. This method, he
says, was used by him successfully
in Kidding Shelldrake park of the
pests.
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c. w. French, steel plant
promoter, will be back in Ta-
coma to make some definite
announcements July 10.

Marriage licenses: Sam john
son and Mile Jones, Aberdeen;
Lloyd Reynolds and Rosie Lee,
Tacoma; Oscar S. Jones, Seattle,
and Mildred M. Kussman, Everett;
Edwin o. Schincke. Aberdeen,
and Ruth Powers, Olympia; Rob-
ert B. Downie and Effie Garhart,
Denver, Col; 2. Zynoyne, Denver,
and Yash Teshima. Japan; John
Maku and Tilda Koski, Seattle;
T. r. Whitehead, Jackson, Ten
nand II. NJ. Berthold, Needham,
Mass. e. Medley and Carrie War
rem, Springfield, Mo-; Manuel
Fernandes and Bertha Gonzales,
San Francisco.