davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
prdmien Site.

Gin 5Atr i'm poraus betahlenoe
Ubeunenten erhalten ie eiaen
jdr5mem Aalenser ais prdmie
gratis nnS y%crteirsi. I'm pro-
ssiea ftns ie!eense tur auswahl
1orhansen:
1seatnrupoff, (oouon Iino orei8ebu Nnm'
gusrn eri6ienen).
Vrdmien segeu WebrbeSablnag.
Rphbud.
S5teiGer's oeutid 9 oneritaniihes sohbuh
fur ileine Jdmilien. Bon &aIoentar
S@reper. 8reis IS Gents.
Rabmaidlinen.
gEie .Rprotern~ > gtdhniaifine N0. | iuiro
Auf S Sabre ihriitlldb goraHtirt, a3rop
Aeao", @eb1ule, cTtrn feline BoIitur, ale
sseneiten EerbeIertlger, ablolut bic telte
aQalAtHe. bic fir irseno etnen Nreis er.
e0itflb .S2O
sGie rGorotern"' Rdbmaiaine go. 2, ge'
nan ME g2o. /. nur init autbomatblhem
.Erpp peao". .S27
Sit s0uroftern". Rdbmal6ine Ro. 3, in
4Rolhen Dot : @ebduIe, auttomattlhe
-Abaga Gift, &uselaeer /. @eitel nit
aatbomatiIfem yBelt Heplaeer", bobenI
Nrut, eebdrtete Stahftbeile. ale .Nttnh.
mentss in Sammet. &dithen. Cine CUTE
@aihtne Su benz iebr biaigen grcis BON
sDe -Rorofiern". Rafdine Gp. 4, geuau ME
Ru. 8. nur In Testa@ abinets Jornn, $21
aae oieIe Rai6ineH Iino abTolut saran'
sstrt. 7ie Sraht bat Der aduier gu tragen
saMe is hetrd9t uon SOC bis 81, Ie nab Der
@TiitaHs.
SisIe RrdmienIiite uiro ohne ueitere
sEoti3 uon 8eit 81 9eit ergduat uno oerdn'
cert, unb eieie Greiie ridten Iih nab benz
t.ueiiigen Martperth.
an Gsten nnb 5thsrftsn 1T Is, bas @eIb per
Gcftnn,peitaag (Dioneus Groerl. bic Der Roiimtiiter
IN ben gt0BeFeu Crtid1dfter ~Gusieiieu taHn. 5u lber
FezseH GbsHis gni NIB fiper fiue bic Nxurehs
s1uspg ifgslaeff, mslhs oe MaenfeH In allen 6rpreB
Etsstontn ~aukaeHeu. Nenn rsau os Bslb per bOf-
ausciiuas Cher per grpreBanUesiuas ihtft, tn ss
{ LeReH, weHu bic Norehe beutlih aeldriebeu H. 2egi
saa eaaeseu Baarselo tn eea Hrief, 10 ionte bteier
, fets regiIrtrt iperDeu. mn nd1er IN teiH, baB oerielbe
E xhttg aniommt. dhr @eleieaounaen IN eintaheIn
u 8rkfoerlafnHe hberuehmeu ipr tsiaeriet 8erGHtDurt
Il xt&fett. Gun Jaus oo' Norekperdaoerungen Uergeie
man la uiht, bic aIte ebeniuuubi wie bic Reue
@Softsifce dnaugs, On. eenn ipRt tonnen ptr ben VIA
neu la ben BhrsrE oar uidat fabeH.
WsHens Crbers oirfen utht. irte ods 10 OFT ~aeihteht,
sfS nsruuetntttthe Guiftuna sHrndbehalten net
ser. toneesa fab ben Srieisu est5Hleseu.
Guittung eriolst nur our6 Neuoeruns
ees 3atums aui benz Aorebftreiien.
Ran a%oreiiire einfad:
~NoRDSTERN". La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

Gingeenat mo gebcnmt auf allen
Seiten ourh eiferiuhtige unb felno-
lide 80lter, BADEN Die Geutifen er.
FAINT, oaB ibre stadborn iit per
bunoen baben, I'M lie langiom 5i
c . ii 4 GeSbaIb periuht oas
0eutihe Solt. iett ben eiiernen Sting
NIT 8epaIt 5u ourhbreden. @enn
il Elm 0rieg in TeutihIano popu.
| L : mar. Damn lit es D er 2rleg.
GS lit idllieblld nidlt oeltihe Art,
lid lntalam mo mehrlos enger lno
enger eintreiien uu0 ldllicBli6 erItit-
fen 3u Iuiien. 9esboIb ltebt oos
muthigite &olt beute IN eincm Der
uuutbiqlten 0dupie Der @eltgeihifte
NIT Jetnoen rln0unl.
9iidt sic iripoIe 2uune irqeno
zines Nerr d. erS bat 0tclel arleJ
bcrbeiaeiuhrt. 3os qepnltige mo
idlretiide Hinger ser groBen5 t q q.
er GuropaS lit eth aonpi Der q . L
bon ben 8oIfern lelbit CT.
.munid,t ooer per BON oieien @olfern
ais { It b etm II B t mo Bolts
b c il immcno be5cidnet meroen
tam.
3iciem Stonopunft glbt ser oeItt
Idle Goniul i'll Cincinnati III Sol.
genoem AuSoruf:
samcrttuniid,e 3eitungen prophe.
5eieil. onR Der Arleg, Der Jest III
europa milthct. Der &erridoft pom
q oniaen mo 0at fern Elm iur
nlental ein Gnoe MAIDEN meroe. 0ic
Softer bon europa meroen Is nift
nlehr ouI6en 49, 10 meiucn nieie Bro
pbcten Dab Die Mouurdlen tie
nodl ibrem peri6nIidlem @cliebeu
uno lbrer perionIihen 2aunc nuf Die
5dltddltfeloer treibeft. Giele Iell.
8erumaen 5ei9en. mie menig mon III
maltd}en mcrifonilden &reiien GU
rrp0ildc &crhdltniiie peritcht. Sd
,njli feineSme9S iaaen bob mir nlht
oils sSolQe oeS G(lferfrieaeS in ocn
lnterIicQen0en 5taaten Rcuolutlo.
nen crleben fonnen. is lit njht
unmoolidl. Is lit nid)t einmoI ult,
lpobrlheiulid, ooB Ole @eliegtcn. mer
0aS aud, iein mag, nod) eincm Sim.
oenbod lltdcll mcroeI, nm i'm in ole
aSliite 81 joqen. 90 LANCE sic @clt
iteht. buben oie &0Ifer. nenn ea ibnct
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
sis mad sinsm arusen @e,uitter

use iadl eIaeri gruRen WeiDtffer
Ole 2lft gereinigt lit uno oie Wen.
ldlen nod Dem ldnpitlen Druid er.
leiftert auiutbmen, 10 boben Die
Jtudridlteu BON Den Siegeu Der lieut.
idlen Den DRUID meaqenorrmen, ser
olIf alien outrid,tigen oelitiheu Ser.
sen logerte. Gnolidl mad oeu in.
fannen Siigen aus eilllIihcr @iit.
auelle cine gSobrheit oeren (rog
meite lid niht cher ermelien IaBt.
bis lie in ihrer gun3cn 8oaitGn0ig
felt aus Dem Eager Der Sieqer 5u
uns qcorrmaen lit. Nus Der Sem.
oesaltelle miro iie ia MIR ~ongeoclttet
uno III elmer @ciie eiltitellt, odB man
ans Der oeruihtenoen ~9tieoerlage Der
5%ran3olen uno GhaIan0er MIR cine
%pqcoronetc Hetiraoe" perncb,
men iolL, ole IN oen alten Stel5fuB
i'll Dem oltcn 6elttid)en Singipiel
Y6recioId. erinnert:
Gonncripettcr Eordblilh
Set DER groBen Hetirooe,
go i'd ,6teies 0ein nerlor
Sab i'd ioIde 8 il MET
God pabriheinIif folgcn MN
meitere ~fran3oiiidl eiteliifl 1elgiihe
RieoerIoaen Shloq nuf Sdtlog, pie
mnhrero oes oelttld) frdn50itiden
ariedes 1870 - IL.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Gin &ries oer gOfker, ni&t Ger
2sofentaten.
3Sas Der oeatf6e Gonluf in Cincinnati ii6er Die t~rsi6tnoer
Srdfte, wef6e Den ent(etfi6en 2Serteries perur-
Ca6t 6a6en, ~ (agen cat.

Of ledt aing, it'd Elm r nus
qeiudt, Inn es fir ibre eigene Gin
on bliBen 81 IoIierl Seoenfaas aber
teiteht ilir ben alimerfiamen @eob-
o6ter Der jiingi.en Greignilie fem
3meifel. ooB oicIer Srieg bon Den
&olfern ielbit ooer Ood bon ben Elm.
fluBreihlten elcmenten Der 8olfer
gemolt uno herbeigefitbrt Doroen if,
mo n Of t bon aniiern un0 a0ni'
gen.
yIebmer roir 8uerit RuBlnno.
Sort baban Bic Nanilapiiten Den
arieg p~orbercitct mo lire ltmtriebt
idufcn Die oirefte &eranIailung. 0it
9sanilopiiten iino ourhous niht oes
Barren beionoere 6reunOe, mo 3ur
9aifolnus lit iiderIi6 ni6t Der Monn,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

Der oen &rieg Iiebt. Gr pdre ber5.
LID Ircb, menn er elm frieolihea Sc
ben fiibrm fonnte. Aber oitrh Die
YanIlooiiten 1T er ge5pungen nor
Den. 3u tbuu mas er getbun bat. Gr
por MIR Elm @erf3cug. Gle bon BEN
Yonilopiiten aufgeitoheIten ilopi
iden Notfer, nid)t Der perl0nlld
lnbeoelttenoe uno miaensihmah(
B ar trogeu bic g}erantportlng filr
Dos &crbrcdeu oieics %iurdtboren
aricqe9."
.@ibt g luirflih iemon0en ser oo
QIuubt. lener perebrungsmiiroige NO.
nardl &oiier Sron3 Soiepb pom
Gciterreid). babe, bon 8litourit ge.
triebcn, eincn frioolen arieg be.
gonnett, gnn3 gegen ben @tIen lei.
mes &oItes2 9erlenige Shcil ser
8euoItcruua Ceiterreih E llngarrs,
Der nidt su ben Tunllaoiltcn bin-
neigt un0 Der umfaBt mehr oils
fiinf ScfitcI bon ben 80 Wtillloueil
Ceiterreifer ltno llnaorn - ipar
ron t%ieflter Gitterfeit erfilut itbcr
Sic unouihorIlden uno nieocrtr1d,ti
gen Angrifie Der Eanilopilten, Ole
Ole wirtbihoftIid)e mo politiife ent.
mitlunG Der 9oppelmonarfie betnm.
ten. Die Grregung itieg enolifl
0urh Die Grmoroung bes 1bronfol.
gers aui etnen iolfen @rao. ooB
man lieber Elm 6 8 e NIT g bret.
fen alS eineu 9 drefen ohne
Gnoe mollte. GoS 0iterrreidiid)e
SoIf mar Is oos nod ariee Der.
Ian9tc, uno ljdlerlid) nidt ser otter
reidlilde anilcr.
.~&ic Itcbt eS oenn NIT Tsront
reid? 1ort 0ibt e5 ihon longe fei.
ne 4oni9e uuo &aiier mehr. 4ber
lett IL &obrcu ihreien oie Sron3o-
len nnd) arie0 mo nod Heoonde e.
limo fem Yoljtjfer bate in all oieier
3cit IN 6ronfretf 4ltslidlt oif cine
eriolgreihe 9ohn oebobt, menn
CT niht eincu 4ngrifisfrieg gegen
0cutidlIono. iobolo ocr Sieg CT,
reidbnr eridlei1en milroe. in iein Gro.
aran1m otIQenommen bate. Gie
ein5iae Au@ndhme, Monliellr Snli-
res, Der ouirittia Sen Irieoen ipoIl-
tc. III bon .potriotilheh" 6ron5oIen
ermor0Ct ipor0efi."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

@ufri6tj8. Sic: so
niefe WJnner Risdteu nuy Res @eloss
roeoer. 0urccit ou ods aud iun2"
Gy: rReiu, &ino. bid gum 8tis
fpjel m0d)te i'd niCbt nm aaes gelS
in Scr Wslt beirdtsn."
mas 1T oas2 3u einem
9cth oebt man binsin. 81 3ipeI eo@
&ern oebt mar binaus. Wenn man
absr beraus 1T, 1T man erit Tedt
6rin.
''io5 a0 :lloulnh
Cine Ieranu9ungss
fohrt. SbertelIner: .Wos lebt
bier Dor. lper iist "a III Gem 6dhrs
Itubl9"
0;ftbpp (perIssen): -Neirs GItern
une n padr Verlunnote ilno oasl
Die bab' id. neil Ser 6obrituhI
friibmoreens niht beniist miro. eins
gelaoen, NAL N Stlnb6sn 'rduf uns
'runler AZ fabysn.-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
In Asaihinaton miro lest stim:

AMMO Qegei oIe %uporer &c
iHndlt. oje in lester 3eit 5u ired &c
mor0en limo. icitoeIn Die G%ualan0er
0irielbcu oifQebeet hobeu. 0os gel.
I've H~ot5eruolt mortet idlon lduqit ou'
cine alinltiQe @elCgcnbeit. nit oer
4meritoncrn on5ubiuoen. Oil
NInerifoner miliieli In ihrcm eigenet
Sntereiie 0~cutidllono gegen 6ie ga.
Y'anern nntc:itteeu, ionit uutB cs oie
ieiben ipoter oncin bctompien
2nnQ5 Der quuScn Ailite mcroen erllltt
Stimueu lout. oenn nel,Iid) mar ldor
cine groBe Moiiut &eriaulmlunq IN
Enrtlnn0 CreQoL sum Sdrup oel
S}HiN. Son 6rouclSco nflo sic ilbri
len Stoote mer0cn bol0 folQen 81,
@kqler7na o%uiSnior0eru bic Aopnnc,
IN lbre Shrontcn 6lrilG 81 meilcl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

Vo0en folcn t0nne gegen 0e5 & a Z
@:gen. Gos 1T Gin groBer
,5rrtfum. Ole Geutlder ittlo iider.
lid itol5 oilf ibren aoiier. o6er me
cinigermnBen init Den 8erbdltniiien
ms eutidlono bertrnrlt lit meiB. ooB
Der 2oiier nift geaen ben @iuen oes
einen ariea Beginner fonnte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Doc Scrltupinus uernriad)t oft
AraHtbeiten.

Grlonben Sic 6 lid nidt. Dab
Stc peritopit peroen. oa @hr Spitcm
.%loiort oufdnat @%iftltoife pom oen
lidl onldmmclnoeu Ibfolitoifrn Ill
%oblorbircn. @ebrolIdnen Sic Or.
Sina'@ Ncu 9ife Giucn uno bleibcn
Sic 9citlO. IS Qibt tciucn bciic-
reit Sdnt aeocn aranfheitcu. Neb,
men Sic cine DciiS beute Ibei6.
25e bet 0lIcn Apothetcrn. (NuS.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
liz SeIsier bcsreiien lest, wie

thoridlt lie gehouoclt babei.
oils tie ben Geatidleu oeu Gurh.
nnrld olrf ihr 2uno perrpeigerten.
2eltitlIono bate it'd, erboten, Ont
ida0iguna Su 5oblen. Ynltntt MN
Don Den 1eutiden 3u tolIeftirem mill
lcn lie Su DEM Sdldoeu an oie 0elt'
id)en be8oblen, 8rliiel lnuB leet
idon 40 W|iIlioHeu Collars
AriegSiteuer bc5oblelL uto ous lit
crit Der Anfana. cine tleine Ib.
ihIaQs3ahHuua. 0aflir hobcn lie oeu
Ermn5oien nn0 GnaIanoern aeNIalbi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Ger Sentidle S~otidlafter in 2sai6.

Ter ocniidDe Sotidlafter in &ai6.
ington. @roi 9crnitorit er5Gbit
Der @elt nidts ncues, mcGn lr
bebauptet, Ole I'M alien &otcrlaa0c
tilr Den acqcumartigen @rieG berr
ltaeroe l%egeiIternnq lei 5cbMmuI 10
groB oils Die 8egeiiterung ii;r ocn
ariea BON 1870. Gr bat Ole ooma.
lige Belt mitcrlebt, uuo mciB. mas
CT ioQt. limo jeue, &c Dor Ibm Der.
ilberqctommcn iiuo uno 3elyqc &C
luelcu lIno Der S5cuef1. Die it'd III
Stdoten mo 1orfcrn obipieltelL ols
Ger ariea unpermeiolid ~aeuor6eu
mar, boben por ihnt btridltgt mos er
jeBt beitdtiQt oab DIE Wegeiiteruug
rieIiQ lei mo biz Cpfertpiaiqfelt Ger
9iotion fcine @rcn5en femme. Solde
Negeiltcrunq fam MIR eiu G0Ifcr,
eHtfldmmen. nientdls ein
9rieg. in Den oas 1olf qeaeu leiuen
@iaeu BON lcinem Serrider ooer bon
Den 3ipl0maten bitieingeorGngt NOR
Den III. rs lit gefomnten. mie Bis.
mart porol3qeiogt hat: GelttihInn0
1T ME cine 4ltlpermine oufgebrdnnt,
INTO bon Wtcmel bis gum B0ocl zee
oos 2ono i'll @offen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
lteberfInffinea m

ueberfIuffi9e& M6beL.
sW|anneyl, tp.iB' I'll plB i'd nit
fiir neint mcoeynsu 3ijtt cireu tjle
men Strdni maHen te1en muB,"
pv3u toas oas2 Nteinc stobe 8ai.
L miro tbneOtes bllo lsr rperoen
od hoben Damn Geins Suite oyinnen
Qldb 0enuQ!""
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Die bIniie Nnait GnaIanS,s NOR


Sen ociitIhcu Muiien iprlht olttl
ms ei,tcm grtifcl Der .2ouoon
Zines. IS heiBt 6artu D9or0
Stitdencr finoet uidt sic Nit
ieI nor fiir oie 6iihruna zines aric
aeS in grobeu RoBltabe. @ir iinS
jiirdtcrlid ii t II dnoig. An Olc
Gegenmdrtiqe @enerotion miro No2
&crIangen a~eitcllt. Ourh Auitreu
plmo mo Yotriotismis ant 5t mo
dcn. mas frilber ourdl Giactmts mo
ESIeidlgiltiateit pcrnodIoiliat morSen
1T. 2SoS lit sic Situntion2 Nir
fdmpfen qcoen cine Notion BON 20.
100000 Seclen. Tranfrcidl bot
Ihon icine gauge mnmlidc 9epGl.
ferung ion ocu 2rieq aelonot. Shib.
LAMB lit cine aroEe 0So6t NIT neuaI.
9iaer anpd5itat iiir Die . efeui fl D c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

lid Ga Die
Anglo-
4nTerifoner in
Die 8crlteQnllg
%bineingelebt. oaij
III Geutihlono
feline ytooel 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

llars 0oniQrcih. cher uater
0eltjdlen 5duBe uu0 nit Gttcl
iris. eincm DER Sobue Noller Nil
bcIu's ulS a6mq. Mas wo1l Batter
hen oo5u logen nlnQ!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
YorS Kitchener iuarnt in eiucn

9irmecbefebl ole britild1tll 5oIoa.
ten .,uer otl3ugroBer Nntimitdtr
init 0eu 6rou3oIinlen. Allf einen
..&rleaseeubr filr Ole 6ran5oien
iclberl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
enalanS iduat an, Maasnbeidmer'

oeH 5u befommen. lett ore
GclltId)en III Der 9t0be bon Clteloe
iiuo. Sect ieblen nur nod die fal
ten 6iiBe!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

ober unerprobt in Der Gffenii t c.
g3ir nogen Geutid)lano 5urildidla-
gen; nber birtter Der oeutiden Clinic
ltebt oie Acferpe. @ir millien
inns 0nraui geiaBt MAIDEN, ooB
GeiifIfllano. ME Der 0aiier geiagt
hat, 0ieien aanpi ourd]forupien MIRO,
lis Der leBte Mann uuo ons leBte
Gfero gefalen lit. Inter iolhen
l~lmitdloeu miro Der arieg BON Ian
per. iebr Ionaer Qnuer ieiu. 2oro
aitdencr mag oaber 100000 mel
tere Sotooten ms 6elo iteaen mil.
len. ulto es mag moglih iein. Dab
mern Die unocrcn W0hte entfraitet
limo. mir imitauoc iein mcroen, mie
lnirses in Der Gerqnngenbeit marerl,
Den ariea fort3uieben." 0us loutet
ntdt lid iiegesaepiB, uno iprift oar.
aus cine blaiie 4nqIt, uno Dies if)ou!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

uuttr 6reuaoinnen
Grite Gyeunom. Sd bsirate nur NAL
einen tlugen 4,unn.
3lpeite 6reuHoia: %llnoeutbdr, tpenn
oif elmer h@eisdtet. 10 be3eugt sr oa'
purh iton iejue 0ummbeit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

(EoIttlbe &n5ise. autbOrifrt unb gu be5nben BON So6n ]. Oobsr.p
uno Sobn lhsrmDbI. Gomits. Irsis "a 0o9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-27
VURPILLAT ARRIVED YESTER-
DAY AND TALKS At HOTEL
First Entertainment and Band Con.
cert Tuesday on Old Fort Lot, Augusta

1T shall be in Augusta probably three
weeks. My headquarters will be on the
old Fort lot, where l will be nightly.
Either myself or demonstration will
meet all who call TO see me and will ex-
plain the nature of my remedies to all
who wish to. know about them.
MY theory is that stomach trouble is
the foundation for great many diseases
and / attribute most of the i'll health in
this world to disorders of the stomach.
1.-The preparation which has brought
me the greatest part of my success has
done so because 1t puts the stomach in
working order once more and in the vast
majority of cases, If this is accomplished,
nature will do the rest.
MY remedies are sold on trial only
and may be returned at any time II they
do not give instant relief.
in the past / have given public DEM
onstrations of the power of one OF my
preparations to relieve paralysis of the
limbs, stiff or swollen joints, or rheu-
matte pains in three minutes time. l
have done this for nearly twelve years,
during my stay here. to any one coming
upon my platform located on the old Fort
lot"
Vurpillat will open his work here by
giving the first of series of free lee
lures, band concerts and vaudeville en-
tertainment Tuesday night at o'clock.
Vurpillat is a young looking man to
have been so unusually successful in his
line of business. The reference he makes
to his three minutes relief Of paralysis of
the limbs is the work which has excited
so much interest in the cities he has
visited in the past.
He will open an ONCE at the Hartford
House which will be open from A. NJ.
to P. NJ. daily during his stay in the
city whaFe consultation and examination
will be given free by registered physi-
clan to all who care to call.-Advt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-27
THE PRICE SHE PAYS

There is hardly an American woman
nowadays who can keep pace with the
demands made upon her time and energy
without paying the penalty of ill-health.
II NAV be that dreadful backache, drag
ging pains. head aches. nervousness OF
the fortunes of a displacement. II is the
price she pays. To women In this condi-
ton Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound comes as boon and blessing
A simple remedy made from roots and
herbs which brings glorious health to
suffering women.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-27
YUAN SHl-KAI BECOMES A TERROR
TO POLITICAL OFFENDERS IN China
Correspondence of the Associated
Press)

Correspondence of the Associated
Press.)
Picking, June 26--Yuan Shi-kai's gov
eminent, lenient for a while, has be-
come so severe that the summary exc
cutions OF sentences to death or exile
for political offenses are again num-
ereus. 1t is not only those who violate
the law but also those who but pas
sively support it and who will not
work for reforms, on whom the hand
of the law is set.
Yuan Shi-kai has found that drastic
regulations are necessary for improv-
ing the provincial administrations and
purging the country OF rebels, who are
still striving to turn the army against
the president. A recent presidential
mandate prescribes execution for Of
ficials who receive brides for peryert-
ing the law. Life imprisonment is
prescribed for those who accept brides
for neglecting to put the law in force.
It appears from the mandate that
punishment by death may take the
form of shooting instead of the old
time decapitation, and penal servi-
tude may take the form of Danish
ment to remote and unhealthy pro-
vinces."
Besides rebels and corrupt officials
persistent gamblers and secret service
men of vicious practices are also tc
be put to death, if the presidential
orders can be enforced Such lists as
the following are appearing daily in
dicating those whose life may be the
forfeit of their crime.
"Tong-chong, acting magistrate OF
Hsiao Kan Hsien, failed to perform
his duty and praeticed 'squeezes, CIV
ing great trouble to the people.
"Tu Chong-Yu, acting magistrate of
Ching Shan Hsien, allowed his rela-
tives and servants to receive brides
and to frequent evil houses.
"Tung Lai-yu, magistrate of CHA
Yu Hsien, Incorporated govern
ment funds and has the habit of smok-
ing opium and gambling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-27
TWO ELECTRICS
COME TOGETHER
AT POST OFFICE
No One Injured-End of Car No.
283 Smashed-Cause Is
Slippery Rails

The usual Saturday evening hustle
on Water street last Saturday evening
was enlivened at o'clock by the meet
ing with a crash of two electric cars
in front of the post office. Closed car
No. 2S3 just arrived as a special from
Winthrop bringing many from the Au-
gusta- Winthrop thinning, 1-to-1 game.
The big eight wheeler, No. As, with a
good crowd was running regular and
just behind. No, 2S3 had stopped and
the passengers were debarking, when
No. 45 came down, and owing to the
slippery rails, due, it is alleged, to
the oil put upon the street, slid along
beyond the control of the motorman.
Seeing that a crash was imminent
the motorman called to the conductor
Of No. 2S3 to start his car ahead, but
the conductor was busy assisting the
passengers and got the word too late,
The car was started, but the first
movement was followed by the crash
The passengers, Of course. were thrown
about somewhat, but no one was in
jured
Car As was not damaged beyond
scraped paint. Car 283 had the ven-
eering and woodwork damaged, the
controller. air pipe and brake rod bent
over. Superintendent Dunn estimates
that the damage can be repaired al
a cost of about SIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-27
ORDINARY BORAX WILL PREVENT
the TYPHOID FLY FROM Breeding
SIMPLE REMEDY EASILY 0pPLIED

disturbances and for this reason a GER
tain amount of care is advisable.
The method for using this substance
in the case of stables is to sprinkle
the borax or colemanite in the guam
titles given above, by means of
-four sitter or other fine sieve, around
the outer edge Of the pile of horse
manure. The manure should then be
sprinkled Immediately with two or
three gallons of water to eight bushels
of manure. It is essential, however, to
sprinkle a little of the borax on the
manure as it is added daily to the
pile, instead of waiting until q full
pile is obtained, because this will pre-
vent the eggs which the flies lay OH
fresh manure from Matching. As the
fly maggots congregate at the outer
edge of the manure pile. most of the
borax should be sprinkled there.
Borax costs to cents per pound in
100 pound lots in Washington, and it
is estimated that at this rate It would
cost only one cent per horse per day
to prevent all breeding of flies in city
stables. If calcined colemanite is pur-
chased in large shipments, this cost
should be considerably less. AT the
same time. if the borax is used on
the manure only in the proportions
stated, it's value for use in the garden
or for sale to farmers will not be les
sened.
In view of this discovery there now
seems little excuse for any horse own
ct or resident of a city allowing ty-
phoid flies to breed in his stable or
garbage can.
1t is believed that this information
will greatly help the health authorities
in their campaign against the ty-
phoid fly. The health authorities
have long tried to prevent the breed
ing of flies in city stables through the
use of iron sulphate as a larvacide. In
the case of iron sulphate, however,
large amount is required and other
insecticides such as paris green or
potassium cyanide. while effective in
killing the fles, are very expensive or
extremely poisonous. Borax, which
is used freely in most households. and
is readily available in all parts of the
| country. has the advantage of being
comparatively non-poisonous and nom
| infiammable, readily soluble in water
and easy to handle. 1t can be pur-
| chased at retail for 10 cents a pound,
and a single pound used as directed in
a garbage pail or open toilet may pre-
vent the breeding of hundreds of dan
| gerouS flies.
The details of the experiments with
borax and other larvacides will be
found in U. S. Department of Agri-
culture Bulletin, No. lis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-27

It is said that John Arnold, superlh-
tendent of mails at the Augusta post
office. has a little something on some of
the guides at Belgrade lakes when it
comes to knowing just where to anchor
to catch a string of fish Mr.. Arnold mas
a cottage at Great pond and makes II a
practice to go up almost every week. lie
returned Sunday from trip to his cot
tage bringing back large string OF
perch and bass SO great is his success
that one of the guides is endeavoring to
solve the problem.