davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

Ser CT mistenft for at bore Otter
retnings=Mgent MOS @nglanb. 0en=
lie Mmerifoner lobebe beb 9j9lp al
en- lille Sramler at ifoffe @leerr1p til
Gplfluno. Mejlen iful0e gao fra
Molmp, bppr Sc to uSlpet1linge"
imiblertib trof ct Hor ibeniftolenbc
6errer, Scr betnbcbe ben1, at bbis SC
Iejleoe, nilbe Sc in0berette Sugen til
2onbon. @lecrup opgub &ejlen og
benbte efter ct tort Spbolo / Sip
benbobn miot / Sl1li tilbage til
2nnbon.
Nm bbo6 ser beref ter er pus1eret
fortnller Sen Mrreltere0es Mo0er,
6r1 Sor6emo0er @leerup uMalb.
Mmtst." feIgenoe paa @unblog al
ct 8reb, 5biger0otteren bar of1enot
fra @nglano Sen 1S. S1tli:
5trofs Min Sen onfom til eng
lo11b, blep BON o11l1obet ON at inb=
finbe Jig poa u&rigsfpntoret" eller
bbo6 set MI beo0er; og / en- "a
Gage / Sref moatte BON n1poc ser.
0en Is. Snli bar ban Ser igjen ON
Sprmib6nge11, BON font bjem til
Wiobag og boo burtiglt ont noget
at lpi1e; ban ifulbe lfDnoe Jig tilha-
&C, og ser biloe NOT gaa nogle ST
mer, in6en bon TOM igien.
9isie elmer bleb 10 imiblertib,
iom min 9pigerbotter ifriber, til
Tiger.
Min 5pn hor Set life llennt, bpor
bon er. SONS Some bor 2op til at
beige bum pg MAG gjer11c bringe
bon1 Ma6. ga bum lfrep lit 8reD
til %, Sen el1eite Meboelelle ON So
gen, hi bar mo6togct, piblte bun erh=
mi life, bbob set bil0e fere til. &et=
ten bolbt pno Sen Gib 6erie og bill
Sc fprlt g%je11optage fin @irflombeo
be11 90. Sc.
Min 5bigerootter CT beo goot
MoD % fm ligeiao liot iom III tGn=
fe Jig, at ser En- noget @%r1,no4og fnr
5igtelien moo fin 5pn = abiolr,1
life. Ogiou @eter er peo gobt Mto0.
lfriDer bum. Sg hi baober 10 eglao
ltobig pao at 1lippe mes Sorifrpf=
felIen.
SIT Sage1t imi6lerti6 / betpoeliq
@roo bi1 ifa0e bons Sorretning, e,
Ell on0en Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

@o for BON otter op og bebebe ii1l
9olf. uDu ifal 90, 5%orrpoer!",
ffreg Dan ibef ban for Ipnbm.
@on formoaeOe BOG life at ltOfprc
lit rpggeslpie garf; TIL lpninart
bapoe jeg reDet min &epolper op al
2omme1> og i0et jeg bolot Ben tpt
Up 40 6ons Aniigt, raobte jeg::
u@pis Oh giDer en- 2pb ira Sig,
bDis gu rerer Dig, ga liobcr &ug=
len / Oit Sobeb, 9u forbonbeoe Gp=
Der og Moroer!"
Gbi at BON par CT al Sc fprflGb=
te &pDere ira SEN foregaoe1oe 0og,
frcngif jo al ba1ls Or6> ga bon
bnooc boboe let mig og Mnnfen.
Hpperel1 rprte Jig life al 5tcbd;
tbi ReuolDere bar bisic 5furfc bog
ltobig el bis He1peft for.
S1t1latloncl1 bar DOerlt frltt1f. Gl
ltoo l9l1gc operfor binol1oen. Min
Mrnl bcgpnote at ifjplrr. Gnorlig
tom @efriellen BOG. Seq borte ncm=
Zig, at Ser fon1 Solootcr morc6e=
renoc, % ga jeg penOte mig ON,
iau ieg to Benoarn1er fpnll1c ilcnOc
til 9jplp. 9e 6up0e lanDiDnligpis
ollercbe poa Mfltono let BET 6cle
Sptrin bele &otoltrpfen baD0c
i0et bojelte pnrct lpn til otte Wei=
nutter. Men oe fnn for lent. ga
ieg pe1lbte mig or1> bar Hepere11
lpprlplt forlDu11Den.
@en0urmlerrc bar 2iget til Si0c,
% me0ens belt- enc bol0t Gugt De0
BET, murcberc0e be1 anOcn nleOlanig
til Hieti. SIR mon LOS mig gao BIZ
oere, moottc jeg in1iolertio uotole
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Mbrmssune.

5pm ct fG1npernesltgt 5felet,
Ser giper 2egclnet 6oltbeo> ltreffer
Ippe1iner11e Jig 9jennem set ifjpnnc
Stalien.
Ieaar 5pmmer6e0en gjpr Set nG=
item utualcligt at ppbolOe fig | Set
itolienlfe 2oblonD, CT set berligt at
opioge pg ponOre i @jprgel1es ifpg=
gcfl,loe Horticr. Sum ct banner ct
5foar / ocnne berlige Npoclie, nen1=
lige Sc mango Nppere, ser glpr
@jnrgel1e pg nopnlig Mbr155erne
uitfre.
Yao Ell al mime So1ori11ger /
l(brl155ernc pplcpcbe jeg forrige
5pmmer ct forunoerligt 9Gper1tpr.
9a ieg el Sag po11Oreoe fongs
Mernofloocrs 8rebber, fif ieg plno=
lelig 9je poa cit M11nf, ione jog bio=
til life bapoe let pua min Sci. 9ar1
muottc oltioo nrrc fon11el1 fra en-
Sibcbcj.
Seq l%ogtneoe mine Sfriot; tbi oct
lpntes mig, at bon ltr9bte otter ut
nuo mig. SOM hilltc mig neo CIT
pGrbig SO, Der, Oa hon fun laa uo
til at purc tre0inc Mor, boorligt
poslebc til hans MlDcr.
r@ppr gaor 81 ben, fjGrc Ser
req" lpltrgte bur, deficient. Seg
ipare0c bant, at jog banoc ct Ear
Gimers @onoring tilbuge, men
bpprben iag0c jog naturligpis fife.
rSfooe, at Gilltonoe % Menne=
ifer iborer loa libt til binonben /
bette nntrrifjpnne 2ono", logoe jeg.
Sc me11er bel Hpperpel el1et " F,
lag0e ban.
rSa, bit"
Ser eipes Sbcalilter", fortlatte
boL Der tror, at Sc &9perbiltprier,
ser posierer bos o. CT en- Jnbel.
8ub gibe, at oct forbol0t fig iaalc=
oes. Men 1aa lenge oct BERTH
2onbs life CT 11oge11 Sfum at bore
&pber, loo lenge bill ser bore Soft,
ser 0prfer bette inobril1gc11oe gr=
Dberb."
Mebens Mh,nfen logoe bette, bpr=
te ieg plublclig noget fulOe fir
renbe til Sorben, og ct 2jeblif otter
lno jeg Wl1r1fen ifjule lin Golf un=
ser lin a11tte, i0et bon / en- rolia,
ln1ilenoe Conc iag0e:
uOg1aa Ben freoelige Cubs Sic
ncr n1ua lprge for lin 9eifDttelic."
Men fra bette 9ieblif baboe jeg
life lengere Iiuio til bam. Iroos
lgaaoaler, Suite % &oielrfrans ar-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
UNDERSTANDINGS
Charrne
,forh9jet we'd fuldkommen legem.
lig Sundhed.

MOderstandens Erfaringer er PRO
vende for de fleste Kvinder og mar.
ker en- sarskilt Epoke i Deres Liv.
like en Kvinde at hundrede er for
beredt eller forstaar hvorledes hun
skal forholde sig. Nasten enhver
Kvinde har selvfGlgelig ~Laegestilsyn
til saadanne Tider, men mango
mariner sig Perioden uden at v;ere
udrustet for Styrkepr9ven, og naar
den er Ovefstaaet har hendes Sys-
tenn faaet ct Knnk, som er meget
vanskelig at %oyeryinde. U%middelbart
derefter fQlger den nervesvekkende
Omsorg for Barnet, og Resultatet
oliver en- mRrkbar Frpandring hos
Moderen.
Intet har stprre Charme som en-
sund og lykkelig Moder med Born,
og i Virkeligheden b9r en- Barne-
f9dsel under de rigtige Forhold like
vaere til noget Hinder for Helbred
og %Skj@nhed. En- uforklarlig ON
stRndighed er Diet derfor, naar Hen
syn tages til ale Beviserne for
svRkkede Nerver og nedbrudt Hell
bred som F6lge at I'll %uforberedt
Tilstand, og med ~tilstrekkelig It'd
til saadanne Foranstaltninger, at
Kvinder vii vedblive med at gaa
Pr9vetiden blindt imGde.
We'd denne It'd burde enhver Kvin-
de saette sin Lid til Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, ct NEST
v@rdifuldt Oplivningsmiddel og
Styrkemiddel for den kvindelige Or
ganiSme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
1tbeiinbig Turretningsiber.
Gu 6anif &jpbmanb %arrciteret
Gnglanb.

Tor ca. ~ s(ar itoen rejlte Ell
11ng Molborgenle let Eeter @leernp til
Gnglan0, bpor fan if Mn1ettelie
en- 5mpr= og sgg=sSnportforretning
Do &rigc11 bcgDnbtc, etoblereoe bo1
2ononn e1 &orr1= pg Tpbcrltof=6or
refining, Scr oglao gift goot. @or
fobtc Jig CT fife 11betpoelig 6orret.
ming.
Otter Meboeleller, ser CT iloIpb:
ne til hans Tan1ilie> ct Neter @lee:
rltp imiolerti0 omfring Wei6te11 Al
eSSl1li blcperl orrel terct lon1 mistenf1
for Spioneri og benitober / ct 69ng:
lei / Upper @allolpap / 2ol0on. 80
ser fort m1tolcr Mfferen, bill
enbcgfoo pibe, at @leer11ps life gan:
1fe ubctpoelige 6nrnu1c lfal pnre be:
1loglagt, % at bans @ultru ng lillt
0rcng 0erfor leber / meget trilt'
SCAR. 0enne Meo0elelie, lon 8lo.
set pglao erflprer for fife felt be:
frUftet, bar bog p%jcniDnlig intd poo
Zig.
3bob ser banner @rul1ologet in
&c engellfe Wpnoigbeoers Sfrib1
pperfpr Sen 1111ge 6orretningsmo1lO
pibes life mes Sc ltemt6eb, n1e11 fpl:
gcnOe nGrn1cre gnfelt6eoer fan soc
manife lnttes / 6orbinbelle meo Mr:
rcltutipne11.
Meibt / Moj onfpn1 Gleer11p I'll
Dann1arf pau Torret11ingsrejle, les.
1oget BERTH n1eb Sc engel1fc Mp1big:
be0crs Mbburlel moo at fortlGtt'
Mejie11, nubnlig fife til Gcntraln1og
ternes Smruabe.
Sci unfon1me11 til Donu1urf I'll
bon imiblertio Meboelelie o1n> a,
Scr / Mannbeim / SDiflanb bar CT
b%etpoelig Sorretuing at gjpre =
men SEN frebe6e bans perlonli9t
Merberelie. @leerup foriegte ser
l9gte berfor / Set engelife &onillla'
/ &jpbenbobn at foo Gillaoelie til a:
rejie til Spiflono. Dctte npgteOes
bonn.
San pil0e irni6lertib for enbbc1
&ris al 5teb, og oa bon life bopo'
Isis til at reiie til england for a
in6bente Sillabelie, rejite ban =
troos Mobur1 len = til Sberrig fnl
ser at PROBE at fau NejietillaOelie
San benben0te fig oerom / ct Nm
engelife &onlulater ~ begge 5teoe1
forgiabesl San trof MI tin bioer'
l5fjpbne i Sorm at Ell Nrnerifaner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

Gen fpritc Tlaife bill operbeDiie
Sem ON, at set er netop 0en Meoi=
Gin, Sc trenger. 9Dis De er plaget
al oaorlig 6oropjelle, @igt> 2cper=
lpge eller Sl0ebefinoenOe, Ser font
mcr al urent 8loO, Ga br11g 9r.
Yeers &urifo. Sffe til 5u19s /
Mpotbeter. 5frip otter nermere Np=
lDsl1i11gcr til 81. Heter Tabrnep &
Sons Co., 1875 5p. @oDne Mpe.,
Gbicogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
anmarks-Bygninge

Opuarflpmbeoen benle0es pa Ben at unoertegneoe Semitic no-
1enote 9aumarfs-8 D snings Ylate, ion er ct pigfgt 2o / 8efriocren
at Omfpltninaune til 9anmarfs~g p eningen pa Observation-Disclosures i
Gon sSroncsnp, bporfor hi boober, at enonu ret mango maa benpte
Mnlconinaen til at blpc gier al 0ns lmuffe grinbrng ON nebnte III
1torufe %99egibenbeo.
NIotten Ell fcmpeneret al Sen befenote 0onie aunher, &rof. 81.
&roa "a prelenterer (om Set Dil les at me6fplgenoe @(HrDf en- tDpHf
bonlf 2onbibpl Sen CT fren1hllet pua Den &ongeige 8orceoinsfa=
BRIT i Sjpbcnbopn pg er u0fprt Sabrifens befrnote blaa Sarpe.
s fig fdp ct npoeiet arnfperf pg en &rpo for enbber bonff etue,
foor cit &Iote io1 oenne en- gonfe 1urHg @ar6 peb fnn at bore trent
ltuct ct meget begrenet Mnol @fsen1plarer = CT 8er6i, ion1 bill
1tqc btpoeigt i sorenes 2pb. 0g 6erhl bill sen olo pnre ct talenoe
gepis po, at @jeren en- Gang bar ne0 til at fete ct fort oanfame=
rfunf acknowledgements
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

Sub efter ct ltlpffestilfelbe. 6or
tort Sio itben fit 2m1omol1o 2urs
sSes1 en ira @enfps set ene &11G
ile,nt belfooiget al &nipe1 / e1 Selb=
bi1,0er. !San inblogbes poa &reos=
1p9eb1tlct / Mabe11rua, Dpor oct 0es=
bprre hi lte Jig %npope1oig, at Benet
n1oatte tages al. Sn1iolertio CT Sen
Gilifooefomne ofgaoet De0 OGDEN,
inbu1 Opeoticner bar hlepel1 FORE
toget.
so ylor. 6orleoen Dag fplOte c1
al &%elteregnens melt fie10te Yer=
lonligbeoer, Mpller 2pbif Socoble11
pnu Nrpl1s Mplle so Mur. Sen
1n1llft bdiggcnbe Mpllc, lom for
Ginel1 oriDcs al fpro1ulepntcs Sen,
bor III, perct / 6omilia1s Sic gjcn=
11el11 fire Slugtlco. 2poif Sucpb=
lens 8%coltcfo0er, inm nglao lpb Set
tc Nupn og hoeoe poa 8reOe Mplle,
fipbtc Sen 290c Scptembcr 1926
8rpns Nfplle til i'm syn $. CIR.
SSSocpbien, iom beloo oe1 inbtil Ben
lite SSollltur 1868, oo ban operorpg
sen til Spnllcn.
8%ensqrepe Scbacf=Sc bacfenbpr9
inSfalot. Som bcfjenOt otbolocs Ser
mi / Sp1flono 5esiioncr oper SC Is
-45=oorigc, Ser life ulenc en- Sang
ipr or fuslercoc lon 1t6r1gelige til
MllitGrtlcneltc for &rigcnL llcl1 og=
luo UNDER &rigen.
Sen befjcnOte Ounlfc Jprcr
SpnberjplluaD, Sen 32=oorige 2ens=
grcrc Otto 5cbocf ira Scbocfe1=
borg scr fpr &riger1 Dor faslefct
poo Brlr1O al cit ltor @%jertcfejl, CT
/ oisie Sage pao Ses1tonen blepen
togrt til Snful1tcrilt.
Tlngtcn fpitcbe lam 2inet. 6pr=
lcoel1 Mprge11 foripgte c1 r1sltlt
sSo1ge ira 6or1gelejren peo Cont
meriteo at flpgte ODER 8r9rle1l peo
Sells. ga ban bar 1uaet fun ca.
200 Mlen ira @renleifellet, blet
bo11 imiblertib nnraabt. al u1 tDlf
@rrnlepogt, og ga ban III gap Jig
til at lpbe, lfp0 &ugten paa bam
og ron1te baln. SSfffe Deto minore
Ipb Husleren e110nl1 ct StDffe trent
as, MEN efter at @r9nlebagten bob
Sc rant 6om er1bnu en- Gong, fal0t
ban for set Dr9be110e Sfnb. Sen
folone, Ser iiges at bore en- r11siilt
Stprfjpbmo11b, er blcpcl1 begrnnet
poo &irfegour0en / Sells.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
iua jeg ban1 fpr at bore Ell forflGot

iaa jeg ban1 fpr at bore en- forfl96t
Bandit, ser britt ia11olpnligt piloe
loffe mig opbt ino / 9jerge11e.
6or at bite banL at ieg teller If
fe bar >l,beuebnet, gop jeg mig til
at lobe Min fortreffelige @ebolper.
uNerer Sc Mistrp til mig, fjere
@erre?" lpurgte bo11 roligt.
uMa, cnbper n1oa 10 lprge for i'm
8clfpttelle", lpareoe jog.
st 2jeblif tab jeg, meoe1rs Mun=
fen peo ltor @eltalcn6co ipntes at
bile l1oilette oct ooarligc Snbtrpf,
lom SEN file @piiooe baboe giort
poo mig. Mcn bette tit mig fun til
at tniblc poerligere ON bors Oprig=
tig6eO, og 81 jeg opougeoe, at banS
Zine, 10 lpllgere hi fon1 trent lpej=
bebe til ollie 5iber, pg at bon lige:
lom lpttenoc ipioleoe Tre11, pe11tcol
ieg bpert 2jcblif, at Sen beberlige
Ml1nf piloc %ofllore Jig lom en- liltie
2on0cncjsrpber.
&i pas lerebe CT l1nper 5ibeoul
ga leo ser p%l11Olclig SfriOt, pg jel
bprte ogiao rorifjelligc 5temmcr
Seq for lon1n1en. s mini Opbiolelit
ioa jog ollereoe en- bel 5fore &d
:ere.
Sil min tore 6orbuulelie ioo jcl
0og nogle Minutter otter ii gpbt Re
pGb11eDe Wenbormer, scr traoote III
fra 9ule1. Me11nfe11 log &ors fo1
fig. 8enborn1erl1cs 6prcrc niffebe
n1e11 jeg Dinfe0e bar11 til Si0e pl
betrocDe ban1 mini Wistanfe mel
@enlun til M11nfel1. @on 10 berof
ng ibet bon rDlteoe poo @obeoet
raabte bon luo bpjt, at M11ufe1
fl1nbc 6prc set:
Sc CT ltffcrt bc1fpttet, l1oor 81
er meb boln, Signor!"
@crpua gift @enoarmernc / Ser
Metning, bporfro hi bar fomlnc11.
Sumtulen gif / 5tua; tbi jeQ
fpltc mig ubebogelig berprt peo, al
jeg for M1nfens 2ren bonoe ubtol1
min Misto11fe pncr @cnDornfore=
rem.
Wein 2eDioger inntes forn1elig al
gjprc Jig l(ntogc for at beltprfe MTG
i min Meistur1fe; tbi bn11 ppgup al
lpillc Mrnf pg toltc i &erOc1s:
monOs Conc ont forlfiellige iociolt
og politiife 6orbplo, ocr l1oottc Zig:
&c en- Mhunf megct fiGrnt. ga, bar
gift cnonl1 piberc. @u11 DilfeDc OF
meo q, MengDe Gppe6iltoricr, bel
alle leD, 1ont ON bun lelb bobOe Up:
lcnct Dcrn.
81 elmer lcl1ere naacoe hi oel
Sal, / bpilfen 2%a116sbDer Mm1iata
Moolet fpr SEN Gags &a1roring, lac
lobreot for bore 8liffe. 6pr III Ton
til 2%onbsbpe11, lfiltes M11nfen ire
mug. Suns 5tanme al1tpg til min
ltorc 1or1noring Ell ganifc anoe11
roif pg npite,t militer Conc, 90
BON, ioet ban tng Mflfeb, iagoe:
Sep bel> 5ignor! 9e bar pao
&e1ten al 8eien intef mere at frDg=
tie, bogt 9em fl1r1 for otter at betrp:
Sc Sc @eje, Sc / Dag bar p9re1
poo! Sor at 9e fan begribe, / bbil:
fen 6are, De Dar ip9bet, bill jeQ
bern1eo oplpie Gem ont at SC Solf
Oe ontog for Genoarner, fife po1
onod ems forfleote 8anoitter, Del
poo SEN Mao6e lpger at marie 81
|solooter, Ser forfplger oern. 9ptS
ieg fife babe b9ret bps Dem, bloc
Sc gonife ltffert bore bleben plpn
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-. Hvis de @nsker ct specielt
Rad b0r De skrive til Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., (Con-
fidential) Lynn, Mass. Deres.
Brew. vii blive aabnet, last og
besvaret at en- Kvinde, og holdt
i streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

9rirn puo &lutten CT $780, pprtofrit tilla6t. 5tgrrelen Cont
mer Diameter.
Sele SSnoteetcn tilfoloer Dann1orfs 8pgnings+ Gpnoet. Set bee er,
{on1 SSnifrphpnen poa iehe @oHen antDor:
Sill 0anmarfs 9Gre.
Netop Anr, 90 9onmarfs -8pgnings-5age logger lo 1arft Be
Tag poo DonTgnerifonernes Opmerfiombeo> blbe Ell iaa6an 4latte
bore lprig pelfon1n1en lon en- Sulegope> og intet funoe bore mere
posTnoe.
Set ifuoe gleoe % at mobto9e 0eres 8eIi1ing inaret:
Deo penlig 9iien,
9anmarfs8 g gnin9s= &pmiteen.
&oon 800 2nf 8I1e,
5an Groncisco, Gol.
&latten ton enonu iuus bs 6. 6. 8uncf, 464S Calumet @be,
Chicago, eler bos 6. 81. Watbeien, 31O3 Columbus Mpe, Wenneapo=
liz, Neinn, bor geihllinger mootage s og eefueres me0 on1gaaenoe
YpI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

I mango tidli-
gere barnl@se'
Hem findes nu
Born paa Grund
af den OmstRn-
dighed. at Lydia
e. Pinkhaln's We
getable NJ
pound gj6r KVin-
derne nOrmale,
Sunde Og St1rke.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

mig ON set forefalone, % mine llo=
logn blep fprt-til Erotofols.
uoen pberc Sure naaeoe jeg Der
poo &onl; me11 ifjpnt jeg 0erefter
opbolot mig le11ge / Stalien, beno~
te jog fife mere til6ase til 8jer=
gene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

Geuo &abet biem til Sla9tnin-
ne % @enner / Donn,arf % @pn-
oerjDllonb lom 8ebis paa, at Sc
.n6nu n1inoes benz berbiemme. Bi
jenber Blooet r%egelmesfigt / bbcr
l1qe peo mo6tagelien af 8elpbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

30 5frib efter YrpDennmmer at
Bette 8lab.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
MISERY INCREASES DAILY
Life in Poorer aunrters of Germnn
C"pitnt * Described nv
i'itiublc.

LONDON. December 1?.-Tclcgra PHI
ing from Amsterdam. the Reuters cor
respondent says:
iiie IN the poorer quarters Of the
German capital is described as pitiable
10y the German born wife of an Eng
iish Iaborcr residing in Berlin. who.
after sixteen months intcrnmcnt has
arrived at Flushing. Holland, accord
ing to the correspondent of the AM
stcrdam Telegram.
IN" German authorities. the Tele-
Sraai correspondent quotes the woman
as saying, are in great fear Of Il revolt.
owing 30 the discomfort of the people.
several riots occurred. in which shops
were plundcrcd Mounted police
charged th' crowds, composed mainly
OF men. Misery among the working
classes is critical, and is increasing
daily"
The woman's story is somewhat
confirmed" says Il Reuters dispatch.
by correspondent. who declares tha,
shops literally were stormcd by large.
crowds who were after their daily al
lowanIe of butter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
CONFLICTING REPORTS
AS TO VILLAS ACTION
One EumOr Has sIt That He Will
Cross Into United States at
Columbus. y. NJ.
ALSO SAID NOT TO HAVE QUIT
No Direct Word From Mexican, Who
Was Quoted rs Having Announced
Purpose OF Retiring ns Commander
of Troops Opposing CarrarlZa.

Ell pASO, TEN. December !?.-No
direct word was received here to-day
from General Francisco Villa. who am
nounccd yesterday. according to dis
patches from Chihuahua City, that he
had retired as commander of the troops
opposing the Carranza government in
Mexico.
one rumor had it that Villa was on
the aay TO Palomas. chihuahua, and
would cross the United states border
at Columbus. y. NJ.
General I'idcl AIvara, Villa governor
of chihuahua, denied to-day at head
quartcES in JuarcZ that Villa had re-
tlGci. Alvara said Villa would lead the
forces opposing General 1rcntino near
Mexico City and that the battle would
begin tomorrow.
Miguel Dinb Lom bardo, former min
istcr in the Villa Cabinet, now in E.l
Paso, said that Villa had retrcd but
would not cross into Columbus. ~ NJ
Further than this he refused to give
any information.
Sylvester rerZas. secretary Of stat,
Of Chihuahua. and General Roblito
s.imon. commanding tie garrison OF the
capital. who arrived here tonight, de-
clared Villa had not resigned
u'I sHlti me uenlanu Tor The north
ern chicftain's resignation had been
presented b: the Villa generals II the
council Of war held recently at Chi
huahua City. General Villa they said
accused the generals Of unwilliugness
I" light and informed III I'm that l.: they
wished to retire he would not opposc
them, but would permit all who wished
TO 20 10 the border and either sur
render 10 the Carranza government or
cross into the United States. For him
self. he ~ quoted as having said he
was rot afraid OF Carrunza and would
lead his troops in person against Cen
crni Tfentinc. south OF chihuahua City
At Il conference of United states
military officials. state and city Of
hcialS. with representatives of the Car
rah%h government, held secretly to-
niSnt. it was reported tic Villa dele
cation asked that Fran.is viz, rnd
his brother, Iiipolito Villa, b., permi;tcd
10 cross the border Embarrassed by Grim
mai, legal or military action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
NOTED SCIENTIST DEAD
Professor Arthur William Wright. Long
CONNECTED With Yale University,
Expires ut New Haven.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. December ~
Professor Arthur William Wright. .,
noted scientist and professor of expert
mental physics ar Yale from 1872 10
1905. died here to-day. in his eirhticth
wear. iic was graduated from Yale in
so. In 1878 he was sent by the
United stat $ gcrcrnmcnt 10 Colorado
ia observe a to;a! eclipse of the sun.
ana at that time made tho first meas
nre'nent Of the polarization of the
solar corona. II" was said TO have
hecn the first American to obtain def
nit" results from N-ray experiments.
Professor Wright was member OF
the Royal Astronomical Society of
Grcat Britain. and n member OF many
american learned societies. lie leaves
three children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
Merchant Marine
Growing Rapidly
Gross Tonnage LorgestioH History
and An american Ship
yards Busy

WASIIINGTOE, ID. G.. December 10
American shipyards have under con
struction now more vessels than ever
before were building in the United
states. to add TO an American incr-
chant marine whose gross tonnage al
ready is the largest in the country's
history, said a report issued to-day by
the commission of navigation.
Ninety-eight merchant vessels of
more than 5000 tonnage are being built
or are under contract. These. with
many small vessels being constructed,
have total tonnage Of 7Gl5ll
The total tonnage of ships under the
American flag. numbering 2G.SSS on De-
cember J, was s.iii.25S. a nctSgain OF
more than 10000 tons since July l.
There was a net gain OF lS7 ships. de
spite 212 vessels lost. abandoned and
sold 10 aliens. Twcnty-thrcc came un-
der the American flag from foreign
registry ana i3G were completed in
shipy:uds
Although III foreign vessels have
taken American registry under the act
Of August IA, 1914. ninety eight Ameri-
can vessels have been transferred TO
foreign registry since August. 1914.
Many big vessels are being built.
Thirteen mentioned in the report are
nE more than 1000 tons Twenty are
Of tonnage between 1000 and 1000.
and thirty-six are of from 5000 to
100" tons Eleven vessels are Golfers
forty-scvcn. oil vessels: thirty four.
general freight vessels. and six pas
sonGcr and freight vessels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
VAST BUSINESS is DONE
Transactions 90 i'urmc-s' Co-Oprrarivc
ORGANIZATIONS An,aunt To More
Thun Si..fDD.p 900. .O1D.

WASHINGTON, December l?-Farin-
crs' cooperating marketing and pur-
chasing organizations Will transact this
wear q total business amounting TO
more than S1,i0o 000, 600. according to-
IN estimate Eladc r tho annual re-
port Of the Office Of Markets and Rural
Organization of the Department of
: '"ricuiturc, made public tonight
While Agricultural cooperation IN the
United states Is far more prevalent
than is generally believed. the report
says. ii is not yet upon n sufficiently
StrCnG basis. For this reason ;he OF
fee has studied the various methods
employed and is endcavoring TO aid in
pcr:"cting them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
MEMBERS OF PARTY
Address STUDENTS I MON

LONDON. December IA Copcn-
hagen dispatch to Reuters Tel gram
company says that members of the
ford peace party spoke last evening
before the Norwegian Student Union
i'm kristiania. The American minister.
Albert Schmcdcran. ana the rector of
kristiania were in the ;,udicnc. who
crowded the hall.
Henry Ford WAS prevented from
speaking by influenza, but Lieutenant
Governor Andrew J. Bctha addressed
the meeting. Lewis i. Lochncr, general
secretary of the expedition. explained
the intentions of Mr.. Ford and his co.
workers. The Norwegian chairman of
the meeting gave assurances OF tho
students assistance.