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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Stc idiitt man bic Giibc gcgru Gntcr.
ent3iin0nnacu?

Die @rfobritng, Oab bel Der Gutter.
en%tjiinoung Die Gutter meiit 6inten III.
crit erfranfcn. bat I'M 9(IlqGu perotl.
loBt, llnteriudungen iiber 0cn Gin.
tlllB Der Streu oilf Die Gnt5iinoungeit
IN Die &rge 81 leiten.
Ser Sbieror5t @brle bon Sber6orf
bat MN tbatiGdIid ieitjteIlcn f0nnen,
Dab @uterentjiilt0unqen in Ocn mel.
item 6Glleu bon Der uaiien 5treu Tom.
men. Die feline @nut oeS Cutters lit
enpfiilolidL uno menn ba$ CHER Ian.
gere 3eit nit Der 0llrd) Sen DUNG on-
g%en1bten Gtrcli in 9eriibruna 6leibt,
10 fonnen @nt5iinorngen leid)t Dor.
fommen u1o meroen erflGrlih. SSIt es
ia i6on gefGbrlib, ipenn oa8 Gutter
nab miro uno Damn in faIten qua
ton1nlt, MIN crit, lpenn eS l1ngcre Belt
in 9eiandter Streu liegcn mltB. Scr
bette SfitB gegen Guterent5iinoumgcn
lit oaber trodene Streu uno trodenes
2a9er fir Die Giibe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Ginfad,cs @itteI sesen glnt.
nergiftuna.

es fomrlt oft Dor, bob man fid nit
benz Slid elmer Sober nit Sinte tr.
acno cine @erlebun9 an elmer offenen
Gtelle oes singers 5rBiebt, ODER audi
fam opr6 abipringenoes G1ospbor
zines 3iinobol5hens, Der Tif inter
ben 4agel logiert, Ieidt glutberaif.
tiing e%ntitehen. Gns @Iieo Iffuillt To-.
gleifl an unb id)mer3t aud. 0idts lit
babel beiier ufo mebr BON grfoIa be.
glettet, als peru man Sen berlebten
Sbeif in faltre Mild ODER in Butter.
mild eintartd)t peIde Sabon gang
ipnrm miro, bober etfpa 6reimal er.
iteuert peroen mib. Sogleid fiiblt
man erIeidteriing, un6 in Der 9eit
bon en- bis spei Stun6erL ie nafl
Der GrGBe oes 8lieSes. 1T allie @efobr
beiel.i9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Sas pbern6bnte Sinh" Nlbanicn.

Die neiieiten Rohrihten aus 9Il
banien betpeiienJ oaB Die Geeierung IN
3cnItantinopel es NIT cinem ie5,
erniten Sro6lem in oieiem 2anoe a.
tbnn bat. Wm fam nidt iagen, 6of
lie Die Sititation untcrid)1tte, 6enr
Die &on5entrierung elmer Irrnee bon
oier5ig 8ataillonen lit eeniigeno 9e.
peis oafiir, oaB lie Die @robe Der ibr
on9efadlenen Iufgabe mcbI erfaBte.
Sbipobl Die Silngtiirfen Die aIbane.
len tiflt NIT Dem 3aft uno ser Hiif.
ndJtnabme bebanoeIten, Die BON oieien
onrt Die TRADITION unb tire tpIonocre
Sage i'm tiirfiider &eid]e e~rforoerIid
tdJtert muB man bod 5ugeten, SAT- I'M
Ietigen IugenbIif Die eneraiideu
U.dBnabmen, Inn oas rebcIIiide 9an6
81 b%e5pingen, 5%pedmdBig iino.
Sn Den Sagen IborI Somi6s mar
Ilbotien Dos perm0bnte air6 Ses
yilat5. Der IlbaneIe lebtc unter bcm
%abioluten 8egimte fraft beionberer
Bririlegien freier un6 rtgelt6rter afs
lett inter Der @erfaifung, Die Ius.
11aJr1en nid)t mebr oitIoet. Der Il.
baneie sablte fei,ie Sterern irl6 fonn.
te Tah 8elieben in bic ma5eoontIGcn
@eiiIoe bindbiteieen INN Die S1mnteI
oet driitliden Maaeoonier 5u fogen.
Gum Gusgleid fir oieie Sreiheiten
bei,afte err ben SnItan mi gilbis itnS
tpuy bereit, ieScm Gbriiten oet 4opf
absui6laaen, Der es 9etpost batte. ge.
gen Den 8aoiidab un5 &oIifen auf3l.
treten. Satten Die Ilbaneien elm In.
itegen, Damn re6ellierten 'ie. Gin SIR.
n1eeforps rur6e 81 linen eeianSt Der
WeritalI griff nidt ON ur6 perbof,.
oelte iofort nit Den Mlboneienh1ltbt.
itfl9en. Sbre idmtIid5en 8iinffe tpur.
oet1 ertiillt, oaitn 3og fas Mei[it1r trie.
Der benin. Inter Dem fonit;trtioneIIen
Ne9irne fottnte Sieier 3uItano nift
blsIben. Die Sungtiirfen batter oter
ttder gut Saran getban, hi ibren1 gle.
forn1elfer ettuas gemdbIiher nor,1t.
geben ttnb Den Gigenbeiten bes bisSer
gang 1freien 2anoes ettpas r,ebr 8efl.
lllt,sg 5it tragen. @efonniIid nieht es
Rratenoenten auf Den Sbron gIJo.
nfeHs, ltfie ipett es Den gerabeipoh.
ilerli pirflid geIingeu ioiite, oie fir.
rlGen Sruppeu, ote in ben inpirbIi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10

Scr Sdpee pergebt, 6os sis
bri6t alf. - gs fdtpillt Der Str0np
8lattb. "&raft, 2ebenl. jnbeIt's
i'm Sttrmeslauf. - 9as 1T Die Noe
tie BEG rnbenben 5riibIings, Der bod
forrtnen tlub, Oh oitf Ser 8inter
nod 10 iebr nit itiirrniider @ebGr.
ben orait. Sn Der 8roia, in Der
%rffidfeit s%eitaItet fid freilidj bas
Bib ritr 81 baufig sanS anoers.
Der Huf nod tlelier &raft, mad rieit.
EN- Seben eridaat matt. taum Dab
Die bIeidJen 2ippen inn 2aute Der.
Ieiben fonren. Der iebniiidtige
8atmf6 lit 6n, 6as 8olbringen, oas
Beroen dber feblt, ber1n Ser a6rper
tit 5i geidlnddt, irrt neuern 2eben
geoeibIiden 9ooen 81 bieten. Su
Der Iangen @intertrdgbeit bat iif in
ben groBeren &anGlen un6 Den feitrei
RGbren oes &0rpers mebr ufto mebr
@iftifoff angeiammelt, Der aIs abge.
mitt bate mlsgeidie6en iperoen fol-.
len, Itatt 6eiien aber bon Dem trdge
acknowledgement 9lute nidJt fortge.
idJleppt tper6en fonnte ntto i6lieBlt6
bonn &orper. oieieit pergif.
tend. aufgeiaii9t tpur6e. 9anit aitf
iolden pereiftefert 8ooen ltei,eS Sc.
ben eriprieBen? SiderIif ridt, es
lei oeftn, OH ifoffeft &atb, inoem
OH oeinen a0rper NIT SiIf Der Be.
riibntten ct. Bernard arduterpilleu
bon benz Site befreiit, oas jeoe neue
aebensreglng I'M Seine gu eritidet
brobt. gertrape Did nidt Dem
.uddiaI6ern an; boffe ntdts bon
oeren auediil6er, oas ben 2ei6 mir
mebr aerriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Eirer nbernanitiseH 5eier" bss
,slprrcidcn gieran"
Eirer

beqinnt man mebr uno mebr oas
8rrt 5u ipreden. Sn Chicago till
mon heller 6amit oen Infctg maiden,
unr sipar ioll Die 8unoesreeier,mg
Sn,n bebiilfIi6 fem. Gus 9etreiten
Ser 8ereinigung, melde iib ben I6f
li@en 3ped geiest bat, Die meni6ea.
m6roeriI6e Selerperferei Der gineI-
ncn oiirf cine aemeinidaftlide Scicr
al erieten bat &riegsminiiter 8iG:n.
ion cine gauge Bortion Runoesmili,
t6r nad @bicago 5u entienben Der.
iprohen, nm ben 9iirgern Der 5oppIi.
a,r Willionenitaot lire @eigung sllr
mhioibunliitii6en 5eier SeS Sectional,
tags pertreiben 81 belfen.
0ie 8reiie gbica9os meIoet nGnl.
lid: ,gm %. SUM miro IN GbicSgo
einc nplIe 9ipiiion Der gunbesarmee,
beItebenb aus bier &eginienteru SD.
polf, orei Geiterregimertern, 6rei
3:;een 5eloartilIerie, ntehreren gio-
nierfompaanien uto neri6ieocncn
G~btheilungen oes Signal rno oes
SoIpitalforps. einriifen. Die Srup.
ben peroen i'm Sceitferporf elm sa-
ger nufifIageu, iinb cent Bu5lifun,
Mrs freier 3utritt gu oieiem 9acer
Qein1brt merben, Domit es genalen
, Ginhlif in ollie gir5elbeiten oes Col.
oa.enlebenS getpinnen fanu.
Sir Sen &ormittag oes @ier!en
Sui miro Elm GROCER ltmsug eggplant,
oil toeId)em allBer BEN 9llabeStrupsc CT
oith sic Staatsmili3 unb 8obIreide
balls, iotpie nidtmilitIrift he Srgani.
~iatipnen tbeilnebmen lperben. @m
Nohmittag baS A.. SSuIi Beginner 0ie
8orfiihrlrnqen in Ser 81 Sieiem 3nede
ber5itridltenben greno, Sic nit Sis.
rciben fiir meGr ais 10000 3nihnlor
umceben fem miro. Sn Scr Slrrra
mcrAen Sd)eiugcfedtc un6 milit1riiGc
llellmgen nllcr Nlrt it~attfinben. Gle
linnicre ncr5en &ro6cn ihrer Sertt1.
felt I'M @alt nno III Ser 3erItornHa
pon @silfcn Gc5cn, 0aS SiQnaIforps
Mrs 5eioclL iuic man I'M mo0ernen
N2r.ireieH Sen 0nGfidjteunicnIt barb.
bait, ruitcr 8u6ilfenabme BON 5eTicl-
rnto Iclltbopn &oiIons GlllqmaiGji-
llra. ornAtIoIer Selelraplir rfm
9ie Hfeiter mcrocn Nrobtn ibrerge.
lomNtbeit liciern, sic S,nfonteriTer
mcraen tiirnlcno iiber bo6e 0GIte
hlnf1cgieben, fur5 IS miro eilic SIIe
utn intereianten 8orQ1uaen ailer
Trt 81 Icbeu geben. Int 9l6en6 0e$ a.
S1ti miro Die &orItelllng lpieGerboft,
ebeaio on Den f%olgenoen Sooen Bis
5.tm IA, Sui bin. Der @intritt am
SnGer mic aid ser sur Irena mi:b
otr6mlS frci Icin. Nar Elm oer6llt.
nis:nGbig fleincr SBeil Scr Site m..o
reitrpirt fir ioIfe, Die sl.r Gefung
Der Soften beiitelerr. meld]e ser Ban
Ser 3uidauertribiinen uTm. Der II.
indlt. Sieie Soften iperoen anf $G0,.
900 berani6logt.
0te Sa6e lit obne 3meifel gut &C.
.ncint; bas erlte Wenl mag Sic @ert;fls
i%toIltn9 Der Icnbeit .peaci, add enc
bctraftIi6e 3uefraft aitSii6eu. Nuf
Die 9auer miiroe elmer Iol6en elm
propbplaftiider @ertb Dem ab6ren.
mel, oeS Seiiertperfs auf e:eenc Soult
e%egeniiber mobl faltnt innemobaer.
Nrr Der @eiit oes golfsfeites bern.aa
oieicn Tag 81 pe%rtpanoeln. God Sic.
ier ldBt ii6 ni1t .mahen"; ni6t, nit
10000 unO mld niht mil 100000
Dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
GrmemnHBigfs.
gum 8aideu banbseitridter usif.
wullcner Safen

wollcuer Safen
6ereitet man ein Seifenrpaiier aus 10
9itern 8aiier uno "a 8huno gutter
DeiBer Seize. Die man foGen unb ab.
fiibIeu I6Bt. @an tbetIt bann bas
Seifenmaiier in 5rpei Sbeile lrnb iest
Der eineu Salfte 5ipei GBIofiel pubic.
r%iiierten 8orar 81. Sn oieIer lau-
parnlen 2nige pGIdt man Die Sadie
suerit, Damn oriidt man lie in Der
Stpeiten Gauge (obne @oror) tiidtig
our6 unb bdn9t tie, obue iie allS5u.
tpringen, an eilten id)attigen 8loe, am
beiten I'M 6reien oiti. Ser Sonne
ODER S%fenmdrme biirien molIene ga.
den nift ~alisgeiebt perDen, I'm oie
Saiion ni6t at neroerben, bGnge man
Die Sadie alter ouf - D. f.. refts ben
SalSouSidnitt, linfs oen unteren
&allo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
itn6rarei'lid.

Doris, oas 5nieftenpuloer, mel.
tes Sic gebrad)t ba6enJ lit ieocnfaIIs
nid1t edit i'd bemerfe feline gl6nnbme
oes llnge3ieiers. rSollt' mans
glnubenl alio fennen oie 8ieder bas
edte mo 0as ialibe sSnieftenpulber
audi ihon 1useinanoer!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
9cid,f crflarli6.

sd beritebc midi, tie6r Gniinc,
rparltm mciu Mann 10 luGbleriih i'm
Glen lit. st iBt 81 &mHie rein oar
ltitts. ga. rpor meill lei0cr 10 iriib
D%crItor6cncr criter Morm bodI mloers
Der oB nlle5, mas i'd jodte. Salt
Oh 0ciacm jcbiaer @talme oo8 er-
Sab(t?" oSo, notiirli6E nMn.
oann lit ms bielletht Der Drum fiir
iein 8er6olten!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
&6aclr6nt.

Ger Singing Iicb ii6 Dor icincr
Il%acrforcnen ailf elm anie pie6er uno
flilIterte: 0@eliebte, nimm aI5 &c.
burtStog$geihcnt - mid, IeIbit AMI"
o8a 6onte id!" erniOerte fiibl sic
Game. sir mid iino MIR niisIi6e
@eIdenfe bon @crtbl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
8ans oSer aar nid,t.

Gin Idiidterner 9eluerber belt
itotternb bel bent Soter ~ieirlcr IuSer.
forenen alt: sd - ob - molltc Sic
germ ab nm Die Sono Sbrer
Sodter bitten" - ,Beoalre." rrlpi.
oerte Der Softer, nitiidmeiie gebe ih iie
nift fort. @enn Sic Tie obcr 0on5
boben poIlerI. bin id eeueigt Sor.
i6lGae on5ub6ren."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
edlweres @cpaf.

Ser mobIierte Scrr bon oben aus
Dem oiertcn I5tod lit bert' uisge5o.
gen." rSo2 Sd babe. aber feinen
Softer berauStrugcu iebenl" Or
bottc nud feiten! gr mir mobI icinc
Sadcn in elm aupcrt gcitcdt uno per
&oIt al icire uelie Noreiie beforoert
baben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Gonieaucns.

Sdnipieler (5u ieinem 9artner,
Dem Oireftor): sd perlange, oaB
oos Siibnden, meltes id i'm Sluciten
Wife 81 per5ebren babe, edit III. -"
0ireftor: r8ie Sic polIen. Ganu
mrB aber aud Die Sbrfeige, bie id
5bnen qleid oaratlf 3u gcben babe,
edit ieinl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Wins hcm Shicrreid.

&cin bis icBt befamter 8ogeI bat
Die 60bigfeit, riidip1rtS 81 fliegen,-
&ferne, 8iraffen unb StrauBe baben
I'M Serblltnis 6u ibrer aorpergr0be
groBere gugcn oils ieOcs anoere S6u.
getbier..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
2id,t nut ntSalidl.

Ir5t Gu aiuem SDpbu8frnnfen):
sic bobcn ben SlnfcH mobriheinlid)
bonn @oiicrtrinfcn Monn bnbcn Sic
5ltnl lebtenmale g8uiicr Qctrunfcn2"
Baticnt (tod, idluercm NoHOtn.
fen): n9rei Sobr' mag eS Der lein!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
@ntr Nnsrrhr.

sic emit Observation-Disclosures Mie.
ne): n8ns mar oos iiir Elm @epolter,
als Oh beltt' triib mad Sauie famit2"
@r 0aitig): nGas mitB Der fer.
einbre6enbe Gag geipeien iein, licbcs
2ottden."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Sur niide8.
Gi,r slsarc ubr.

@aron 6eronnro BON &otbiGiIo
beiiet cine fleine @anoubr, ole emit.
mals Dem Souig 9pnpig XVI. in iei.
mem Sonore Die 3eit NAB. Sic be.
seidnct bcn 2ouf Der Sabres5eiten,
Die Monopbnieu tmS - mas bel often
ltbren etlua$ uigeip5bnlides mar -
bic 5eflmocn. Sin fleines @Iodcu.
ipiel. aus 20 @Iofen ooer @lodhen
~beitebeno, ipieIt ale giertelituuoen
fIeine 3uitfltiide. Gie llbr hat niht
wruigcr oIS 100000 6ranlen &c.
foitet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
ainOGdIe Sraas.

2ebrcrin Gin oer 9nturgeididJts.
ittinoe): Ger Maulruurf friBt
t19ii6 10 biel, dls er ipiegti Dor.
dlen: o5rdulein nober meib ocnt
nbrr Der Maulpurb tpie .biel CT
trisgt2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Gred.

&idter: oaHgeflnoter, fiibItcn Sic
oenn fcine @emiiieasbiiie, als sic
Dem ornleli frnnten Mann Die bier
Sldid)en 8ein itablcn nro auf Der
STEELE oustranfen2" angcfluatcr:
ia, am atoeren @orgen bate if
elm eigentbiimlides @efiib( uno id
iagte mir, %ioIlten oas nidt @clpiiicns.
biiie iein2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
gcgrcifid.

Or: p@arim pilIit On oenu bette
trob oes i6leften 8etters ourdous
in eiier ardn3d)en geben2" = Sic:
oSnS beritebit on nift, aurI! Gs lit
mir bod lieber, Die Gomen unterbal.
ten ifh nit mir, als iibcr midi"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
@ene @ranfdeit.

DGser lit Der SER. Der bort 10 mad.
oentlth auf ulto ab gebt2" Gin
gorienmann; er lit leiorno."
y&as febIt ibm2" Or bat beIt1n.
big Summen i'm aopf."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10

@eunue guSiunit tber Gaioa.
Transportation, Gbfobrt Der
Gompf'tiHe, u. no. 9tdets
iir aajaten. unb 8tpiidenbede
8aGaeiere via @em gpri ober
Baltimore pDn uno nnh ireenb
eiuem Orte @urppaS su be5on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10

bers uiebriaeu Gpien gu baben. gBer Nnaebbrae aus Der auen Seimatb
bereiufDmnen laRen mill, prbs in iciuem Sntrefe fnben, in neimr office
uorSufpredben.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
ENDS MISERY FROM BACKACHE
AND OUT OF ORDER KIDNEYS

The most effective and harmless
way to cure backache and regulate
out-of-order kidneys, or end blad-
der trouble, is to take several doses
of Pape's Diuretic.
You will distinctly feel that your
kidneys and urinary organs are be-
ing cleaned, healed and vitalized,
and all the miserable symptoms
such as backache, headache, nerv-
BUSINESS, rheumatism and darting
pains, inflamed or swollen eyelids,
irritability, sleeplessness or sup
pressed, painful or frequent urina-
ton Especially at night and 9th
err distress, leaving after taking
the first few doses.
The moment you suspect any
kidney or urinary disorder, or
rheumatism, begin taking this
harmless preparation as directed,
with the knowledge that there is
no other medicine, at any price,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
WHY SALWS FAIL
TO CURE ECZEMA

Since the old fashioned theory of
curing eczema through the blood
has been given up by scientists,
many different salves have been
tried for skin diseases. But it has
been found that these salves only
clog the pores and cannot penetrate
to the inner skin below the cpl
dermis where the eczema germs are
lodged.
This-the quality of penetrating
probably explains the tremendous
success of the only standard liquid
eczema cure, oil of wintergreen,
thymol, glycerine, etc, as COM
pounded in ID. d. d. Prescription.
After 10 years of cure after cure,
we ourselves do not hesitate to rec
ommend d. d. d. Prescription at 81
a bottle. But for the benefit of
these who have never tried the pre-
scription, we arranged with the D.
d. d. Laboratories of Chicago for a
special large trial bottle at % cents
on a special offer now. This first
rs cent bottle ought to convince
every sufferer; perhaps it will af
feet a complete cure Gas it has in
some cases); at any rate. it will
surely take away the itch at once.
viii Fl. Murgittroyd.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
Q, WHAT WILL TEDDY DO WHEN
4 He GETS BACK HOME AGAIN?

What will Roosevelt do when he
returns to America? asks Ray
Stannard Baker, a political writer
in, an article entitled THE Impend
ing Roosevelt" in the April Amer
lean magazine.
Zone thing may be set down as
absolutely certain Baker con
cludes. Roosevelt will act. Roose-
welt always acts. And when he
acts, no stage smaller than that
of the nation will serve him: he is
of continental size"
But first, Baker thinks, Roose.
welt will spend a period feeling the
pulse of the country. He will have
all sorts Of people out to talk with
him. He will read the files CT
many newspapers and magazines.
But when he does speak," says
Baker, "he will speak with the
voice of the people"
The often voiced argument that
Roosevelt will come out in Support
of the Taft administration, be-
cause Taft was Roosevelt's choice,
and the ex-president will feel re-
sponsible for Taft's actions, comes
only from the conservatives in the
republican party, Baker says, from
those who would preserve party
harmony at any cost.
Baker is filled with wonder that
any public man could drop into pri-
vate life, plunge into the jungle for
year, in all that time not utter SO
much as a word of advice, and then
appear the predominant factor in
American politics, stronger than
ever by his enemies. Roosevelt is
this because his years absence has
obliterated his faults and left only
his strength in the memories of
friends and foes alike.
His voluntary exile has wiped the
slate clean of any bars to his run
ming for president for a third term.
Economists fear the third term as
a possible wedge to a permanent
usurpation of the presidential
chair, as Diaz has usurped it in
Mexico. BY retiring for a period
Roosevelt has expiated for his
promise that he would not seek q
third term.
Nowhere in the country today
have l found anyone arguing that
any obstacle whatever stands in
his way If he desires to become
again a candidate for the presiden-
cy." And Baker believer that
Roosevelt, as a consummate poll
tician, has timed his arrival in
America.
Undoubtedly he has calculated
shrewdly that the congress in SEES
sion will have adjourned, that the
country will have made up it's mind
pretty definitely concerning the
character and purpose of the Taft
administration, and will be looking
,ahead to the fall election-the
most important in years-in which
la new congress is to be chosen.
He will return at a psycholog.
ical moment: a sort of political
New Year. And he will have a per.
feeuy clean slate; no promises
dangling behind him, no prophecies
to fulfill. His long absence will
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made anywhere else in the world,
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ment of Pape's Diuretic, which any
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Your physician, pharmacist,
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will tell you that Pape, Thompson
& Pape, of Cincinnati, is a large
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throhghly worthy of your conf
dence.
Don't be miserable or worried
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you start taking Pape's Diuretic,
and in a few days you feel and
know that your kidneys, liver and
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and normal, and all danger passed.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-5O-
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have cut him off from all entan-
Cling affiliations" And, though alb
sent in Africa, he is still "the most
interesting, amusing, thrilling fig
ure in America.
Before he left he said not
so much as a single word either for
or against the new administration,
but from inside circles it is said
that he was by no means pleased
with the early acts of Mr.. Taft nor
with the sort of men whom Taft
had chosen for his intimate ad-
visers. Taft has made friends with
many of the men who were Roose-
velt's bitterest enemies.
Whatever happens to the party
the progressives assert that Roose-
welt can be depended upon to set
principle above any partisan regu-
larity."
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PAINTED PICTURE
WITH DONKEY TAIL
(By United Press Leased wire)


PARIS, March 29.-Members OF
the Salon des Independents, who en-
deavor to break from the official
dom of the regular salons today are
Indignantly seeking the perpetrat-
ors of a practical joke which may
tend to cast ridicule on their organ
ization and destroy it's usefulness.
In the exhibition of the independ-
ents is a painting entitled Sunset
on the Adriatic." The picture re-
ceived warm comment. The inde-
pendents, however, were dismayed
when they learned that jealous riv-
ais in painting the canvas used the
tail Of a docile donkey as brush.
There could be no doubt of 1t, for
photographs of the artists at work,
showing them dipping the donkeys
tail in the paints and daubing the
canvas were published here, to-
gether with an affidavit of the pho
tographer that the pictures were
genuine.
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At the Orpheun,

Elita Proctor Otis in Mrs. Bun
ner's Bun" at the Orpheum this
week gives a high class demonstra-
ton of a most we'll meaning wife
and most unintentional bun"
She makes the part of the ineDri-
ated Mrs. Bunner one of the most
laughable characters ever seen at
the Orpheum and it is chiefly be-
cause it is so realistically portray
ed. Nothing could be more natural
than the way she acts when she
returns with that second cup of
coffee. Mat Henson with his tale
of the discovery of the North Pole
is another big act on the bill.
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At the Washington

Advanced vaudeville certainly
has reached a high plane when
it offers such noted actors as John
Griffith in scenes from famous pro-
auctions. At the Washington this
week Mr. Griffith, assisted by an
excellent company of artists, is pro-
senting the dream scene from "The
Bells" Mr.. Griffith always was
noted as a graceful, spirited actor
and his vaudeville offering Is ex-
cellent. Mr.. Griffith's acting is the
kind that grips the attention and
never relinquishes it all the time
he is back of the footlights.
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ROPOSE FIXED PRICE
FOR RAISINS
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

FRESNO, Cal, March ga
scheme by which the raisin packers
VIII take the entire crop of raisins
at three cents box, and then fix
the price for five. years to come at a
figure a little better than three
cents is being seriously considered
by the growers in this section to-
day.
1t is understood that the business
must be put on a basis by which
both packer and grower can be as
sured of profit. To bring this
about it is believed the best way
will be to set price and hold to it.
Such an arrangement would assure
eastern buyers of a staple market.
1t is also expected that the ar
rangement would result in the rails
ing Of the grade of raisins produced
here.
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NARROW ESCAPE
FOR PRESIDENT

(By United Press Leased Wire)
NEW YORK, March 29.-Circum-
stances attending a reported narrow
escape of President Taft from in
jury in his automobile called for a
police investigation today. The
president was riding toward the
Pennsylvania ferry at the foot of
Twenty third street when an Eighth
avenue car started to cross Twenty
third street between the presidents
machine and that of his police
escort.
The presidents chauffeur gave
the steering wheel twist that
caused the automobile to lurch to
one side. The street car brushed