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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
:1ay" VOF einer ifredli6en @es
,nbr aerettet.

n5h babe mid nismnls ic nube benz
@rabe gsiiibli," ihrslbt qouis @bom.
BIN pOn Wnudsiisr, Ohio, R. II. RO.
3, .aIs mie ourh sinen fiirhterlihsn
6ulten mein @stuiht bic ouf ll5 Biuuo
rsou5irt wurbs tros alIsr Seilmittsl
uuo ben bslisn UsrJtsn. EnB ih nod
bsute lsbs psrbnuls Id gong nasins Or.
amas Rsw 3iscouerp, ipslhs mid
UoGiommsn 'arrts. 80 wisss isst 100
Buno rao usrrihte ihmSrs Qr6eit.
Eisie NisoBin hat sbenfnas msine pier
ainoer pon Group ssbsilt." unieblbar
asosn 6ufen unb @ridltunaen, Elm
iiteres Mitisl esgsn Grippe, anbma,
qunasns uno GrunhinI, 9sioen. SOC
uno s10O. Brobslaide irsi. 9arnn.
tirt p0n @rbart.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
GbieaaOer Niarftbcridlt.
gs5ricn6eridlt,

9abcod. Rufbfpu & Go. Roofcrb
c3ebduoe. beritten iber oen eieirerioemdrit Wu
tJgt
G6doeubcrithie 15er ben 9sci3eniaHh nn
rem snbio5 uHo has 0unicu an oer bieiiGcn
g'driC icbbdfi Ter SGor,9lGrit ipur Dteoe
tInn.
aorn mar ben glnfang on liart uno bDbcr
GanrsGorn mar beunhip bis an I5c hhher
6clet mar ebbdii, fari mn b6ber Eaap
SGfer lpnr urperduoert biz $40 z btber
Eie S6mbnofrunpen rdrcn ME tolqi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
GlfaIfa=GnItur.
(Nnlprahe pon Gbas. Giuie. nor Der Aiol.
ierei'9OnusHtion III Ben Salem
Aehalten.l

w <DNIl (AANNl
seb0Iten.l
or. 9inis iasie, CT mo(s nur Isins
eiseue @rfabruua, Die fit iiber orsi
Sabre ousoehnt. in wsnissn 0OgtsR
m,dbsilsn. Der Sprehsr msiute, Der
sroBs 8srtb BON NIialin If isst 10 nll'
ssmsin beidnut, oaB man isine Nr0u,
nsnts nm ojss su bslusiisn ubibis bate.
Zen sriisn Nlinlia babe er Dor orei
Snbren ssidt. &ns 9nno puroe luIs
fur ssu6bnlids 5elbirudt Subsrsiist
uuo Der Snmen seidt obue oas 9ano Su
inpCulireu, iuie sem6bulih empioblsu
wiro. 9ie Snoculaiitn III isoOd Su
empIsblsn, oa onourh bic Satterien,
bic gum @eoeihsn oss Nlfnlias u6tbis,
aud mirtlit uOrbanosn Iino. Ter Sn'
men isimie gut bod parosn bic iuugen
gShaujsn etluns aelb. erbolisn Iit nbsr
blio wieber. Gies mar mabriheinl,h
neil Sur 3eit Hiht asniiseno 8nttsrien
porbnnoen paren. 3rei Shnitie murs
ben in Der SniIon esmoht uno cine
oierts mare m0slid selusien. bob luuroe
oies unterlnIien. nm ben EilduSen pdb'
rsuo oes Bintsrs gum Sdus 81 ois'
usn. gu piel gpuhs III nber uiht
ratb'nm, iuetl, tuenn uiel Stnee fdlt,
be SEdHSsn nuh sritidsn f6nusn. Der
S;nmsn wuroe nui ihusrem, rsiheu
BOosn nusseidt uno wuroen nusas5eih.
nete Rsinltnte erSislt. Der Nlinlfa
pdtit uiht nui alien BOoeu, bod iollts
isosr 8nrmsr ben Ssriub MAIDEN, bic
re ous9e5eiduete Jutter lelber gu Sie'
bsr, islbt lUenn nur eiH gIdsr bebaut
miro.
Ron mdble elm Stid eutss. reihss
9auo. oiiuse Iu,tsr uno pIliiss im
Ssrbit, bnnn eese MT es bis es iein
lUie @nrtsnlnRo 1T lno ide smnnsie
8iunb Sanen gum ddsr. Sonte Der
@erIud miblinsen. 10 tieibe man babel
bis Der @uuls, Der ME onsbleibt, er'
Sieli wirb.
gIlialin bsbnrf 0nlt nm 81 9eosibsn
uno innn isine ,nnHsn 5iBe" Uertrn'
gen, islbIt nsun EaHsr uur sine @Ohe
lisbt tbotst es esmbbnlif ben NlfnlIn.
TebwSgen ha6eu anh bic Bluff 5nrmer
IN nisisr llmgessuo Uenis @rfola oamit
ssbobt. sIuf ben Bluffs If sembbulidl
sine S6idt 3honsTos, peIhe ons gSni'
Ter bdlt, uno meun bic @plseln hel
RnanSeu Bis o0bin rsihsn usriaulen fl
gew6hnlif.
@Om Nder puroen BON ~ b 3On'
nsn bss fsinIisu NIfolin. psus erSislt
Guf Sroeen Der nnluelsnosn 6nrmer er'
tIdris or. 9inie, er babe u Ndsr retr
oeiat uub u Nder nit Salsr. g1snr
bns 9aub gut unb rein III, bot mon
nitt u6tbis nnbsrss @sireibs init BEN
Nlfniin iu iden; oies iuiro nur eetbar
i'm tas lluiraui Ju untsroriiden, oa olI
junesu 9flanSen iouil onran lsioeu
DE bette 3eit gum Sdsn 1T 10 frlb Uit
mbelth i'm 6riibjnhr. unseidbr Sur islr
ben 3eii NO man aleeiamen idst.
I'm Nlialin' 6eu Su MAIDEN, iagts or
9inis. ihneibs er es erit nod Mitinf
uno tebanole es pie alee iOuIt. gIn
nddIisn ROrgeu lulro es nit oem 9eor
Der nnigelhilttelt uno bann UNI 2 I'm
Jiotmiltnss pUriihtis in Soufsn Su
iGmmsngeleet. Benn 9sseu bnrnu
idlf, 70 mub ss erlt wisosr nussinnnosi
sswOrisu wsrosn, onmit ss trOdsn wsr
oeu fam.
Ter Nlfnlfn iOlite seihuiileu msrbsr
lpsnu er sbsn 1nfdnei 81 bluben Uoel
sbe Der innss Nahpuhs 70 borb if oaf
er aud nbseihnittsn iuiro, oa iOnii bel
Smeiis Sdnitt barunter leibst.
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snras geilamenl nmnrituirn.
SpriraiieI0 "a, II. 15ebr

= = - = ~ ~ = ' FIFEFf
Ons SSainoiier Stonso6ergerift
bat 6ie Gntiheioun1 rbge1eben, Dab
ser Uerltopbene 1fiuiondr Snsa mel.
der in ieinen aIten Ingen ourh
ifan6aloie 2iebesaiidren pon iib
re0en madlte. nid]t bei geiun0em
8eritr noe gaDeien lei. ais er ieinen
SoFa giharo Snea sliguniten ieiner
r.obnihte Ia5eI SneasgecJlamara
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

9tlie Der Stnnten. aus oeusH Biz
gum 81. Snnuar 1909 nod teine Beis
irdse iir ben SeminuriUno sinSeIauisu
ino:
9labamu. 9lrispnd, Sbobo. @Oinc. 9iji'
iiiiippi N2ontana, geuooG. g|ew Samps
ibire. Ren Mericu, Nor0s Carolina, Horo=
gntotn, G+4ahpma, lltab, &ir9iuieu, gaihs
ingt0n uno gSpoming.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
@erlniicucr SdlOOnCr mad oem Saicn
6naiirt.
gtorfolf, So, II. 9sebr

VuIIullt Su., Il. OtUl.
Ser 6reinoitige Shooner rSnbie
6. Gunner, Der om 5. 6ebruar so
Meilen iiiosueltli6 BON Sap Ma0, gfr.
D., ouf 6ober Gee pon ieiner Mdnn.
Id)oit perIaiien lpuroe, lit bon ocut
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oSeneca" nah
&ntnpton Hoao geIdleppt tporoer.
Ger Sdooner mar mn II. S5onltly
non slpal6ieoIa, 6to., nit elmer Ga.
6ung SoIj uod @oiton nbgefobrer.
Gr lpuroe bon Stiirmen idNper mit.
genOmmen rmo bo or ihlieBlif niht
mebr 81 iteuern nor iu0 IN Stiidc
sit 5erbrehen orobte, tunroe er oom
&apitdn Dfc9edn uto icinen fiinl
2euten altideqeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
9ampfcr uirb gcrammt nnb Iinft.
9SafioupiIle, 6lo, II. Sber.

NNU TuFEUItIN1 OFV4I 7 7. OONt.
Ser 0ampier .Eorthian bon ser
.Merhnnts ano Niiner5" 2inie fllbr
an oer0fiinolln9 oes Ct. GSohus 9fiper
gegen Sen 0nmpfer oWogic Gitn"
BON ser nGoof Stennibip Company"
nno bra6te i'm 5um Sinfen. Gas
Sdiff Iiegt III "a SUB tiefem @ai.
fer uno man miro periithen es 5u
beben 0ie lluiuaaitdtte lit niht melt
BON Dem Elabe, mo Dor &ur5em Der
.Gbaton", Elm onOeres Shiif Der
nIerdonts anO MinerS" 2inie iAei.
terte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
Der SiiuSc 2ubn.

Cadillac. Nti6., II. Sebr.
Clinton mo 9(Qen Glabbirn, Brit
ser, % un0 t9 Sabre alt, ipuroen
bier tpegen grmoroung BON Sernan
SholtfuIo 5u lebenslGrglider 8uht'
fousbuft perurf6eilt. gtaltb mar
oas Wtotin Gsr S6at.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
6hieosOsr giebmnrft.

einsbieb 8nTnbr, 1880; borunier iporsn
ys0o g6lber Tie 9rgiie pdren ipte iolai:
ziiere sl1O-9 O0 ttiibe. S350--5.50; Set
fers Sc sO-800; gullsn. S4.00--525; adIber
eSrstre 9nfubr, $1,000 rie Rregie wa
YER ME fplat: Pei6te. s. $1,000 oemii1ie
s. 500 10: ihmcre $3.50 i2izr.
chnie 8iiubr. $4,000 ate Nrele roren
&725. SdtrltHee. s7.25-s50; tres. $500
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@enn Scr SenatOr 9iout balsitarris
blribt, 10 idleitert Die gOitipar-
fniicnUurla9C.
Inf6figes GmsnSement.
Sas SlliuOiicr Staatsoberssridt &c.
idr6uft bic Ssfnaniiic Ses Gbica-
gOer Winui5ipalseridtes.
Grrurtbeilter luirO frei.


@aihin9ton II. SSebr
@obrideinlid miro Die HoItipor-
banfoorlage i'm Senat geidlaget,
penn ni6t Ser Scnator 9fout 5ur gu.
riid6iebung ooer 5ur weielltli6en
&enoerllng ieines 3ulabes bGpogen
iper0en fam, lpouo6 Die Goitipartal-
feneinlogen in 8unoesbonOs ongelegt
peroen ioQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
cmnhaer giehmarI..

wi-bbieb 3ufnbr 5000 Ier Wiarit noi
10. N b8bgr Giuheimiihe Eilere. $3.50
10. GnEe urb aeifers 8 J0-~5B0; neilire
etis-s 81 26-7. 90; IerassEiiere. So c-5fg
e5be if5is Seifsrs, S2T5--&.75: Ennaers $3.50
aalbsr. S4.O0-s25; gullsr, eioss eiT., SS.0e
800.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

9lus oem Genius. = epartement.
Der Is. Nprii If oils 8olfs5dblunastaa
feItgsisbt tuoroep uno gIues ontirt BON
Dem 9n9e. Die 8snmtsn, lueI6e nit
Der Nufunhms betraut iino, bnbeH alle
8etuuneen nah benz 3aae su rihtsn.
@ub Elm atuo oIio ON IL. Npril ID
Sabre, 10 muB bos Nlter nit Ia nnae.
gebsn iueroen. Bsi ainpern uater ?
,5nbren ueroeu auh bic Moaate nit
serehnet. @ine 8Obnuu9 bsosutet nab.
reno Der @sniuS. Nuinobme trgeno Elm
@ebdube In pelhm bic Bsriouen reael.
mdBis idlaien. unb cine 5nmilie ums
faBt gllIe, Die 1ih in eemisibsn @eb1uoe
bsiinben, eiuerlei Oh 8isnltbotsn. Bers
wan6te, aOit9dngsr UOer Nnaeiteate.
Wsnn Iie i'm ielben @ebdaoe logireu,
Werbsn iie ots Ju Der .5Omlie" ssbD'
reuo mitgeSablt. Vile 8hrgsr lino Der.
pIlldtet, oIe al ibueu seitslten 5rneen
mad beiiem g9iiIen 81 beautworien.
8camten Der 7airBmam's o., n.
Die am Snmitns in g9eft Salem gum
Abihluiis esiOmmene Convention Der
BisConlin Gairpmsn gIiociation, bic
nit elmer Gusnelluns osrbuubsn mar,
bot fir oas fOmmsube Sabr 9. ..
@rispolo Uon bort gum Brdiioeuten
ernnnnt. Die anberen Beamten lino:
Setrstdr, VI. 3. glousr aus Sort VT.
tinion; Shasmsiiisr, 8. &. QOomis
aus Sbebopson Jous. 5Olsenos 8s'
lohrnusen Der ausitslIsr iuurben be-
taHnt sessbsn: Sm Mild @etibs.
merb: /. 9beobOrs @I6dler, pOrtass,
$40; q, 8. VI. NtwOoo, 9rsmpealsnu,
$S; g., 8. R. @riswOlb. @slt Salem.
So; A., w. s. GowiOn, Ga @~cne, 81;
s., w. 6. Bs1s, ROienoals, p. Sm
Snbns' Wettbstperh: l.. .. &. Uliller,
Bsit Salem, $40; g.. g. e. 9nwion,
9o @rOHs, So; g., GOOlpb Jluttlsmnn,
@elt Salem, So; A., TbsO. @l0dlsr.
Bortnae. s.; g., W. 6. Smith, Beit
Salsm, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

CE- Ger bette autihens unO Gepda
maoenocnit IN Der Stoot wiro 9hnen Dor
Der @atewap Ctr transfer g o
oelteiert. gloues l79.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
8ei6Gits : yiOtI,en.

tT- gSer Geloer 5u mdBigen 3inien lei'
ben m6fte, einen oerldBlifen Jtotbaeber iiir
9eeos anO Mortaages brnudt, ooer Gjelo
Guf CUTE Siderbeit ausleibeu mill, rpenoe
iidb an g8. g. 9tdiid. tber benz 9aullen
Shub'@eid)dft an IeGrl Ctr.
ez'- 6. z. Gufen. &eriidJerungs'
&eent 8ir9ldaits' o6er Siherbeits' Gon6s.
32S Be1rl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

B& Ser ,,SlbenOftern" ind)t
einen 3eitnngstrdaer SunSen.
Zualeidj ansumeloen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

tE gr. Z. ". 4. 8ra6fteIb
Spe1iaharSt fur Nuge, Chr, Raie uno
aehle. anpoiieH uno Gieiern non augeIls
eldiern. Barronsgebduoe, Ode 8. uro
Daain Sirnbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
aorrisirteS crateI.

.Saqen Gle mai, 6err BdmpIbus
Der, narum 5dbeu Gle eiqentli1 od
unten oen iiberi6uhi0en &nopF, no
bod gar tein SnopiIo6 OorbanOen
tit2"
Der is gar net iibtrfliifIig. @ii-
Iens, peuu am 4beno i'm GjaFtaus
an Die an6pf 3dblt ba6; ia nein
ia. ueiu, Oh / no O UlaB trinte
terf, NADIA is lGeipejl NIT reiu ouSs
Qnuoa. Drum ba5 I mir BEN Gnopf
GA berndben Idnen. i6dun's, ieBt
gebts oGeueil nit ia aus"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

sN" Or. Bil 9Owsl, Spscial.Gr5t
fir 5rausntranfbeiten. 3i27 lin
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

.B" 56rbsrt bic gsrbnuuns, bilbet
peiunoes glut. itdrts Wustslu, quite
glsruen, Hart ons @ebirn nno madt
sic eeiunb, oiss uolIbrinst 6Oaiiier's
9lodp Wountnin 3hss. 35 Gents,
z bee ooer Eablsiten in Wl. 9 Simon's
Npptbefe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
@cecn 9teluton 6. SOn9bCrtgs Sc-
qnaoiann9.
9Seoria, SSQ., II. sSebr.

Teoria, ST., IL. 6ebr.
gfobert S6olcS, Ser Gtautsofupoit
oieies Gountps, bat iih in 9eg,ei-
tung pon g. q. Gong. ocn Er1Iiocn
ten ser SduIbeboroe, un0 ioniti1er
intereIIirten Eerioncn uno elmer 9ln
5ohl pom 3eugcn nnf Solicit be.
oeben, Tim gegei ole Getition fiir oIe
@eenooigitng non 0ougbertp, oeS ebt-
rpaligen SdJuIiltperintenOenten oes
Gountn8, ser Jest oIS StrdiIing 9r.
9510 i'm 3uftbalts oon GSoliet lit, 81
orbeitcn. Die Serbonolun9en ser
@egnuoiguiigs6cborGe iiber oieie Sin
gelegenbeit peroen onl yiod)1littae
fbottiinneu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

@ero6e aIs Die itaatIihe 8egna-
bigunasbeb0roe ooron mar, Sen Sail
bon 9telpton 6. 9ouqbertp 81 er0r.
tern, traf Sic Nahriht elm, 0oB ons
Staatsobergeriht bas Gorolegeiet
fir berioiiungslpiorig erflort babe
Die 9ebGroe mar 5uerit geneigt. oie
@erban0Illngen 81 unterbrehen, abcr
na1 9riinoliher Triiillng ipuroe be-
fhIoiien, oen 6nn nidbt-oiii5iea ipeiter
sl erortern. Gs bcrrift n1mlih Sic
@nfift uor oaB bie Gntidlei0ung nur
Ser 9eb0roe oie 9efugniB nintmt
StrGfIinge nuf @arole gu entlaiien,
iie ober uiht 0aran iinoert. Dem
@outerneur StrGilin1e SIR 9egnaoi.
oung 81, enpieblen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

.B" Or. @eO. 8. Boweu, praftiider
GrSt uub Bunodrjt. 1927 lin
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18
Sterni6nuppen.

= Sn ibrsr Ssrinmmluua, bic am
Tienitns Gbeno i'm So @roGe Club abs
ssbnlieu wuroe epdbIien bic hieliaen
yIpotbster folasuoe Beamten:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-02-18

Die ,,,Ierefterr"-3ettnn
gen haben oiS 6eiebicbte
BON ga Greiie nicPt nur
miticbreiben ieneern nit
maeben helfen.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-08
BouRNEMouTH HOLDS FETE

Bournemouth, Eng, July 6-With
thousands of visitors here from all
parts of the United Kingdom and from
the continent ms well, the elaborate
fetes with which the centenary of
Bournemouth Is to be celebrated were
ushered in today with a grand naval
and military tournament The partic-
ipants included numerous regiments
and naval detachments which have
won fame in the annual tournaments
at Olympia.
A program of gigantic proportions
and much variety has been prepared
for the celebration, which will cover
period Of ten days, In addition to
historical pageants, floral battles, con
certs, masque balls and other carni.
val features, there will be a series
of aviation contests for which prizes
aggregating $4,000 are offered. Rolls,
Grahame-White, Cody, Moore-Braba.
zon and number of other noted av.
sators are included among the entries
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-08
Napoleon's Grit

was of the unconquerable, never-say-
die kind, the kind that you need most
when you have a bad cold, cough or
lung disease. Suppose troches, cough
syrups, cod liver oil or doctors have
have all failed, don't lose heart or
hope. Take DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. Satisfaction is guaranteed when
used for any throat or lung trouble.
1t has saved thousands of hopeless
sufferers. 1t masters stubborn colds,
obstinate coughs, hemorrhages, la
grippe, Group, asthma, hay fever and
whooping cough and is the most safe
and certain remedy for all bronchial
affections. soc. $1.O0 Trial bottle
free at G. r, Baker G. Co, f. Fink
Fredericktown
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-08
NO FUTURE

When Mr.. Newrich was asked, on
his return to Podunlt, what he thought
of Italy, he hesitated for several sec
onds, says the Youths Companion.
81 want to speak fair about every
country I've been to in my travels" he
said, slowly, "and there are points
about some parts of that Eyetalian
country that I'd like to see copied
right here In America.
81 am referring" said Mr.. Newrlch,
letting his slow and heavy gaze rest
on one member of his audience after
another, ito the natural beauties OF
the country, you understand. When
you come to buildings, the whole OF
Italy, particularly Rome, has seen her
best days, in my opinion, and seen 'em
good while ago, what's more"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-08
bALLINGER VISITS TAFT
5';1 :5 GETS NEWELL'S SCALP

Beverly, Mass, July 6.-The recla.
nation service came up for a long
discussion at the summer capital. Sec.
retary, Ballinger got here early, went
over to the Evans cottage on Bur.
CESS Point shortly before noon. and
left several hours later for Boston
and Washington without having re.
signed, but it is said in some circles
here, with the scalp of Director f.
In his PORTFOLIO. Mr.. Ballinger abso.
lutely refused to discuss the question
of the removal of Mr.. Newell. The
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-08
coNFEDERATEs AT
OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma City, okla, July 6-Hun-
dreds of Confederate veterans from
various sections of Oklahoma and a
number from neighboring states are
here in attendance upon a three-day
session, beginning today, of the grand
camp of the United Confederate Vet
Grams of Oklahoma. The city is gay
ly decorated in honor of the visitors.
The program prepared for the gather
ing is notable for the large number
of prominent men scheduled as speak
ers. Included among them are Sena-
tors Bailey Of Texas and Gore and
owen of Oklahoma, Congressman Fer
ris and Carter, Governor Haskell, and
Gen. w. l.. Cabell, commander of the
Trans-Mississippi department of the
United Confederate Veterans.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-08
Those Pies Of Boyhood

How delicious were the pies of boy
hood. No pies now ever taste so
good. What's changed? The pies?
No, It's you. You've lost the strong,
healthy stomach, the vigorous liver,
the active kidneys, the regular bow
els of boyhood. Your digestion is
poor and you blame the food. What's
needed? A complete toning up by
Electric Bitters of all organs of di.
gestion - Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
Bowels-Try them They'll restore
your boyhood appetite and apprecia
tion of food and fairly saturate your
body with new health, strength and
vigor. soc at G.. Il. Baker & Co.'S
+. Fink, Fredrelcktown.
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INDIANA LAWYERS
IN SESSION

indianapolis, Ind, July 6-Several
hundred lawyers are in indianapolis
attending the fourteenth annual meet
ing of the State Bar Association of
Indiana, which began at the Country
Club this morning. Chief interest in
the initial session centered in the ad-
dress of John T. Dye, president of the
association, which was followed by
the annual reports of the. other ofIic.
ers and of the standing committees
The leading speakers this afternoon
were George II. Clifford of Upton and
George A. Cunningham of Evansville.
Frederic j. Stimson, of Boston, will
deliver the annual address before the
association tomorrow, taking as his
subject, "The Test of Legality in Com
binations Both of Labor and Capital"
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(BY CLYDE Il. Tavenner)

Washington, July 6-"The whoop-
ers-up for President Taft claimed that
he was omnipotent and could force
Congress to do anything he desired"
declared Minority Leader Champ
Clark, reviewing the session just clos
ed in an interview with the writer.
IF that be true one thing must be
admitted and that is that Mr.. Taft is
in favor of the reckless waste of pub
lie money.
"The total of appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1910, was
$1,044, 100000, whereas the appropria-
tions for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1911, are about $1,O5S,OOO,OO0, an
increase of $14,00O,000 Such expendi-
lures are absolutely unjustifiable.
When the President came into office
he declared for economy with a great
flourish of trumpets. The newspapers
were full of what he was going to do
in that regard to relieve the taxpayers
Of the land. But all such talk turned
out to be laundering in the index-as
the foregoing totals show.
81 have heretofore stated in the
House and out of it that Senator Aid
rich said good business man can
run the government just as well as it
is run for $300,000,000 per annum less
than it now costs. The President him.
self fixed the amount which could be
saved every year at $100,000,000. 9th
er Republican big wigs, notably Sena-
tor Carter of Montana, Senator Hale
of Maine, chairman of the Senate APP
preparations committee and Hon. Jas.
A. Tawney, chairman of the House
Appropriations committee, have talk.
ed economy; but the fact remains that
their economy consists entirely of CAB
and that they actually increased the
appropriations instead of reducing
them.
"As they have large majorities in
both Houses of Congress and could dc
true l. They do not desire to econo
mize; or 2. They are utterly incom
petent.
"But how can President Taft expect
Congress to economize when he sets
the example of extravaganza not only
by using up the $4,000 annual al
lowance for travelling expenses, but
uses up several thousand dollars
more? Be it remembered no Presi
dent ever received this travel pay til
the last part of the Roosevelt regime
and Roosevelt never used all of the
allowance, while his successor use!
more. How can Congress be expected
to economize when the Vice Presi
dent and Speaker set the bad exam
pie by using automobiles paid for by
the public money?
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TO MAKE INVESTIGATION
OF M|DDLET0WN WRECK

Columbus, o., July 6. = Thorough
investigation into the cause of the
fatal railroad wreck at Middletown
will be made by the Ohio state rail
road commission. The commission
will not begin its work, however, for
week or two.
The wrecked train belonged to the
Big Four, but at the time of the ac-
cident was running over the c., H..
& ID. tracks, having been compelled
to do so by reason Of a minor freight
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White House preferred not to talA
about 1t, too, but the impression pre-
vailed that Mr.. Newells finish is
coming swiftly. The report that Mr..
Newell is to go is based on the un.
doubted fact that he and the secre.
tary of the interior do not agree.
The president started on his real
vacation today. 1t will last, the
White House says, until July 10. He
did not so to Sorrento to attend the
funeral services today of Chief JUS
Nce Fuller
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A FriohtfuI Wreck

of train, automobile or buggy may
cause cuts, bruises, abrasons, sprains
or wounds that demand Bucklen's
Arnica salve earth's greatest healer.
Quick relief and prompt cure results
For burns, bolls, sores of all kinds,
eczema. chapped hands and lips, sore
eyes or corns, its supreme. Surest
pile cure. 25c at G. r Baker G Co.,
f. Fink, Fredericktown.
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KINGS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

London, July 6-Surrounded by
their children and a few other mem
bers of the royal family, King George
and Queen Mary quietly observed
their seventeenth wedding annivers-
airy today at Windsor. From other rel
atiyes and friends many messages of
congratulation were received during
the day.
Prince George of Wales (now King
George W married Victoria Mary,
daughter of the Duke of Teck, July 6,
1893. He was then twenty-eight years
of age and she was twenty-six. Now
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CANNON TO OPEN CAMPAIGN

Urbana, o., July GA large crowd
is expected here tomorrow to hear the
address OF Speaker Joseph G. Can.
non before the Urbana chautauqua as
sembly. Speaker Cannon's speech will
mark the formal opening of the Re-
publican congressional campaign in
Ohio. The Ohio representatives in
congress and many other Republican
leaders from all over the state are ex.
pected to attend the rally.
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FLINT GLASS
WORKERS

Toledo, O., July 6.-Two hundred
and fifty delegates are in attendance
at the thirty-second annual conven-
ton of the Flint Glass Workers, as
sociation. Besides the question of a
wage scale, one of the big problems
before the convention is the estab-
lishment of cooperative glass fac.
tory for the manufacture of lamp
chimneys' The convention will be
In session two weeks.