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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

Have ~ weak heart, dizsy iseliaSs, oppressed
brssthist ailss nsalsr Or DO yos experience pain
Tie hssrt shosssss Of breath toiaa upstairs
poor eireuistiss seA had bloodp A heart tonic,
bssed ed bedy.baiider that has stood the test Of
ovef - voarp of cures II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

Mrs. Charles Cohen. who has re-
Gently returned from Europe. ~ WIS.,
tttng her daughter, Mrs. Eco G, Wai-
lace. in Greenville. 8. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

Miss Margaret JamsA Mrs. J. @.
Pollard. Miss Margaret Wood and
ArA uAoTEe ~ Mcdaniel ara ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

Mrs. w. b. Miller. OF stanton, il
visiting relatives in this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

Mr. Holt Page spent the week end
In Waynesboro as the guest Of Mrs.
w. II. Talbot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

Mrs. Malvern Patterson IL Visiting
Mrs. Noah X. Davis at the University
OF Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

Mrs. C. r. Hyde. Of Little Rock.
Ark: Miss +. u. Bachman. Of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. and Mrs. W. N. Ham,
let. of Fredericksburg. Va. are guests
OF Miss Minnie Baughman at the
Chesterfield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

tending the annual meeting Of the
Woman'S Missionary Union Of vir-
ginia In Lynchburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10
Df. Riefce's Golden Medical Discovery

The heart bec00es regular Q cIook.wofk. Be red
bleed corpuscles ere increased in sumber-snd the
sssvss h tufs ere we'll fed. The srsesiss filled
with food rich blood. That why debility,
irritshilty. iaatat spells, disappear sed
come BY this sltssstive extract Of medicina1
put up by DR.. Pierce without the use Of alcohol.
Ask your neifhbor. Many have been cured Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-10

Mrs. James r.. Irvine. Of Char
lottesville. Va. IL the guest OF Mrs.
J. Taylor Ellyson during the L. n. c.
convention.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
Qiy GaaHGa fatE lGfiM
NaHfay hEltg
IEa LEgIs To & hEgd h
The &K Future

Tfs rzz1iHr nsssSnz GG 1SAH E1tT
s.snuEiT Wis 1ssEh an AtTnhiEF evening
win al 1rzssnr zzczUr Mi@ss-E- CinE
ami Erw1a T1as azEaf1nE Ezhf 1sslls.-I
IN 4r-T.ssr vfri F-zsiifasIr zzf'EarzT Esszss
m ne asiair suh ma uiIInnzz Gf 1ia
Iaaz -zzuiar mEsEf1E Wsrz -sad ~
Clerk IIeinrzrz EhE nflnIuaz ssszH
zuurIIFsaf ~ 1sad-
4 diIL mr. sHd4 VIII 1r-sEsIrfssI az
Clerk az Cnu-H Ghm-lsE Hs-umIn
On muEun 6E Mr.. E1ztnr. ina 1ilI EIE
ariznzsf gaiIL
NJ EuninEEE rrslHr1Gast 5T .ttEs EzErsssr
eummItrzs Hulr Eaid s1ar tIlH uHzrEsr
az rz-humhs-uE TIA dsIziiIaza Iu'iIsssH
ami -=zisfisHrast af gia Gstz iaE 1m
Egg bean dizz1r win. dur sFlrlHE -iiIIn
TIA eunYuIrrls.s viii ezla 5.1s uurtsr III
N 4 WzrT aitnr- EmH
a communication EsIEn Mr Il a
E1wdiE- WIN Is INV NJ EGH A1lEsiissE.
CzunaE1iH EzS rzAd dE Clerk MitiH-
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alIsrzssf diH ln-nnE sssiis-IarihI IA EIIIE
cfImnu az tina Fst-sr WsRzf 3asHIEss NJ
d1s GIcr -iinr 1fs KaII IA anssaIr E1IIn
r1s err mr. s.svssrzG nnnEtlH HurL IN
hiE uz1u-I.. VIII mnisa i1H inEnH m M
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Tia muI1au 1rzsTziifssf-
Next Ml- EIEfnr ar-nIEsir Iu zltz nMr
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gsEa ll.zliss li1am 4fttsE- n ssluF-, azImiiIzs
ton sr ne 1s-IITEE Ma- EEVfm- nnA1ssf
ta1U -is pHiil-s fs1zrr1nsnr Ia IEra,ss1ssi
m Err.s.If M -flss r-nzsns Ii stfe siIr-tsE
aalI AZ ? I-slhGiE each zzsninE Eun N
,s1fIr-as clss IF7fIn1uI.zE rlifs unrffIn
cz-s.i
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eilf. 1z1sLnu ~ Raum and aIirznssF--.
alIsvs le 1uniIaiiHsr m IE1sr -iiGr -iif.
1ruHsr-r IlEulsr,8 uiIzlr 1s nuE s.izsaI
un11na Uhs uuIfiHt lzE-sssL
AlI .uslT-IEssL
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24

M ard Nrs- william Rose Of zSs
sOurh Je9srsOa street pleasantly ez-
rertzined for their Sunday ard Mon
6sy gUssts Nrs. Cyrfhiz Inf Of New
ark sn1 NrE- ia Cree1seld Of coluu-
sEz- BOsh ladies' returned to their
hO-es today.
Rev. G. l. Cody Marsh, . graduate
of KenFOa College azd Be1Iey Han.
Gambler, ard vel krOEn in Nt- Yer
aon. rs ten6erd his resignation ~
rector Ct Grace Episcopal church.
Wooster and may move from Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith q Cen
ferbVrg. KnOI county are visiting
their daughter Mrz- Howard Miller
On Esst Main street Mr.. Smith Is an
Old resident cf coshoct0n, having al
one tine been prominent IN business
IN Cos1oet0n and Roscoe He il the
father Of ex-Nzyor Bet Snith--Cos-
hos-o1 Tines
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
UNCIIINED MAIL

The foEIor1.E lerrerE rer1sfs IN
ilsfDss ~ rbs nj Esr1o1 po~zo@cs-
To sr1s6 6slsy n aelfTsrT have
sour man ss6lssss1 - greet and
lumber. P. o. boE ~ Eszs-sl 6sliFsry
Advertised BEzrch .. 1911.
Ain. Mrs FRED ".
Barker. Mrs.. Jennie
BeckieT. Etss Lena
DAILY. P. Il
DznrT. I'd
Dunn. NJ z
Ewing CTss 2.
Graz. KrE Eta
genrzE, otto
Ks11huE, E-7est
Ks1ehmn- z
Kuksa, Mrs- NE11
Mace, william
Msstern, A ".
Ntxoa- p H
Robinson. 3
EloAlAs04s Af1- - n
Sentinel. PutEEbers C the
Sharp, MrE Lena
Smith. s B D
TeEkEbuy, Cecil
Tucker. o. 2
Whife, Z
Williams, TTII5s
Wiener. Mr. Pztztncs
WFDsr. Nrz Pxtzeaszs
Yuresgn Parcel
johnson, Miss Nora z
SHERIDAS c. DOTDS. P. M
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
ND MORE
GBlBred Teas Nay Be Sod
In Ohio
After July |, AccOrdiDg To 4
New Law
KEst Be Sold On Quality In
stead OF Looks

stzts Dairy IND FoDd Commission
ssr 8 Z 5truds hEs Issued . ctrcD-
iar I'D E-ous-s End dealers IN tea IN
lu-ming zhsm that me national board
I'd 1sB szJss-zE mas ordered tAzt No
l.r1IfciaIly cDl1rsd 1sas czn be admit
.sr uf 1bs United STATES Ef1sr NET J.
TINS Rc1im is 4 radiGEl departure
E-un ne lunE established custom EDn
universal p-ac1ins ID sailing E-rihc1zllg
uniu-ed 1aRs- 50 i1ng rs me 3uYur-
zH1iDn uf r1lu-s6 lsa WIS permitted
~ me nE1iunsl government il was ins-
pDEsltle 5ur -ns s-HzeE ID maintain FL
muDl0zs1 standard. although their
IDB1 lEEE InEy have been t-Dad enough
ID rUpsr ms KIND q aduIts-ztl0n.
~ L. Ehs ease N Ohin.
Tbs 5Ear1ius NJ colu-zng tsR by H
-iffrisl methods is naturally though
u ne -es1-1so ID fDr The purpose q
.unnsaIing liamREs ur inferlD-I1E and
IlEslfinv Il HppsEr fJsr1sT EhEn II really
q. Il -iIis rs construed 10 Ds ths pur-
pBEs II n1lnring -saE. thsu II b-zngs
-hsm .laa-.tT within the UYHrEtiun I'd
1hs DidD lEE. 5sc1iDn 577R
The dairE uud fOD6 department WI
rg-IwszIl1s WIN me national board
5D JI-E1auziuE Ehs sRls-of ebiUred 1saE
Dn mn nsals-s mEE hive time Il
nisInss nj BIDHlzs On hEnn, 1hs bzn WI
NM I'd IN IN ONO uu1l July ]. 1s1I
a1f ne dsEls-E were asks6 10 EUEs-1
themselves RsuDTdinglF-
TfIs dsciEim means 1har as Bonn n
Ehs green 1sz nUE IN me COUNTY, ID
fiiElsDss6 uf, aEIpEnass and Cshiness
green 1sas Ein be nliVs green IN roiu,
instead I'd 1hs present ErzE1sh nolor
1ils dIflersnEs Dsr~ssn Ths rED shades
NJ r1iD- bsinE rs-F marked Cey1UI
green 1sR. whien Is RlsD z-nhrisIil
snnluzsd. VIII 1lED bs ghHnssa N 70
Issa-Enrs. il VIII he 1Iiue gsssn u
fa1iu- GEIIn -zsaniiils unruIursd 1zpzl
tens
Tine E-sEash rDl1- m Japanese Eni
Chinese green 1sEs hRE been 1trzi1si
iIy sIIrInElinE small pEIEnri1es uf suEy
Hauns I'M lIrfIuiieHiuiEl quantities 0f 4
lsDwus- mRns ID P-uEsim tilns. Lhss.
ingredients fsaiTE 1hrUEn iutD rhs 1si
auu-IuE M firing PROCESS. me Use q
1hsss articles. hUUsVsr. 1I1t E-TrilFin.
10 iiRsiEau fi-Hl 1sa. winch Is EiEan 4
aa-E u1lnr. ny 1hs Use 81 plumtAEo, IN
mIrisrial ErUm winch lead pencils Hrs
HIaIis. ne piunibaED nErksufug N
nninr a. 1hs leaves End improving In
K1tls n1 me 1=HI f-ssE
The nTrpuss ui ar1ificiAIlg cnlu-inl
green aszE haE i,ssn ID EiHs me IsEFs
ETn II1--Hctirs AITpsH-Enne. Il bsinE /
1Ru1 1haa even N CiiuE and japan Ter
iEuvs iE-ga,E Bssn suln un zhEir loosz
<zTthsT 1hHu Eheir rIp uuEIi1isE.
Tine rilAnas means NH even a
fl-Ea hHuh ufHzs ar1eu1iun E-In be pm
IA eEP gualf-E. fhm ne tens E7f1nu
rhiB-iuE VIII he absalntfly pu-s En
1tDEssHEss fsstTsT drinking guEIi1e
TIE rtlHnEE naturally rrsa1ss En In
usEIEl IlsmHnd 1u- the unlu-e6 1sz 4
IITsssTr M lhs market
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
MATINEE Club
IRaS& The fIGG TrTGS a
IRhE fITEaEla PEK

a ne=lti1zs ~ -ifsr MI Ess-1mn Ailu-
-i-as Ean Rsla Hsss4r AimlnIE .ssszsnnis
q. -1-n 11ilfs 1i1 -ilnisss p d. ai.ar- x.iissl
slis es-h .Ls-.ih-r M ls.zss -iis. -a1sas
-.-zaE al L.llzes sIazsaEhm B-r-t dm- -tiss
ass,lan- ~ uEL-.- ia shiEfh A iniHI
1z-Efnae- mrs iY 1ae- 1iiss siEnl Eril
a-s -lss- s1slilzsUss lss.asss aEa ltisss rTEglii
M luuI ilss time af sfia E1n1z .zssnII-s
tsnr- run IsEzliaazaH au, rrlss- -iits -r-zr-ia
lr Uul.s IEr-tfHa azEu ~ as-rirT--l
z-ugu --lIf 1l-lLua.-- rsiilil uniis
H era ftaallvf rul ,fmn rsrzas mr.
in.E 1l,-. a--llnzs suururs- lnlr -iisf a.
1llIiz1s --us -tai-rs- slII 1sf aluRf -t-s.l-
.lll1sF ll I-if -r-zlsil-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
PAINFUL IKIUN
SEsiHiHel By Charles BBrhraR On
kHHnEy kilErnBm

Charles a1RcIrEII- TssiuiIIE ur &n-lh
Au-rnL E-raHJ. ms1 U-I-h II uIinr-IIIs-
Hts RcaiasIu EiiIIis III EEurE n ans sh8p
nsaT ms hums AinnnEv af1sruUun- He
wa Operating e lE1hs when hs Eeri-
iisITIllllT 'rlIlIsin INA fhumb u ms lsz11
lllTnI in . Isn-1iun ui 1hs nIaGi.iIss-s.
-'iE 1ilIInIh Elis llmnEa EsEs-aG 1run
the hEnn rs vel n lssIuE EsTsrssig
crushed nnd i-I1sal IE- c 4 C8A-
HTC ElE rziIisd ID aau1e- srrEiz1I H
lauliul
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
CANNOT AVOID
EXTRA SESSION
Legislature Rgst Reassenhle
to ReaistTiet State
.HLY NOT BE HELD THIS YEAR

Date De2snaB Eati-ely upsn Ar.tca
Tzse- y csnEr-xs on Eez=S.r1isa-
-neu1 5I-N=E Nork Seaz-s-Szl
Dea-llr-k EEBs Fs-.5r In SRtzztisa-
+soIse Es55ErnE os1 - ReEpeSs -
M=nsry - 7=sr=s=ztzsiNe fizz>--y.
Mary Manners Ar.ea1 FE1,erzL
Co1unS1z. O.. March .L-Pr1zFea
ng n SPECIAL sszz1on C tas seEss2a-
tE-s f7r 1be passage 0f q e1zEaE
E5unzl redist-zc1Eag III l. nj re[
ished by GUre-u1r HED0l- bz- taSrs
Seams ID EEF 0u oe 4 1nBezs fh2s
session Ia d-zEn ou1 tn5sEzzsslF- 1or
there Is II I=LE1g EaEz congress VII
pass 1bs reap 5s1T-l1nzssl 5sl In
deed. Il Is MINATED gzz1 tne ReE1s-
AcEM sseuE-s. N All q 1hE NeT TsrE
Republicans IN 1hs 6sE51oek ths-s
over -bs slsrr1l Ef = salzIrr. I'll
ps-rai1 m rHE7po-15ozzez1 aM ID
pass a A. e Ihe sFerszl session In
thE- cEss 4 sT.sczEl EszE5uz q ne
Ohi1 lssislEu1s osu year VII -
DenesEErT
Leaders q lsg-e h1zses E-s z1E
Vrsdir-srg at5uz-Euer1 q tas lsgzs-
lE-urs ~ ths snd ~ AETL
F3u-zl hss1r-L11E n Erue1Es11
Adorned n desk q the aE-s D p
Eagerly q HE1rDeE cs1@-E- The
hEns@ flEg EEs ~ AE-tlEE- al
5eleEE1s1n Gf DEr.s-z ut thai
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F5nes ws-s hsa5 Er his lzt= r=z<.
dsnus. Efsuu1 tE-as U1ss frZrz FS11-
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n1Enzry HEADED a 6e5sEz-SCG- Eh5r1
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ESE-ing n EaErss-s-rE-zEes Ea1n@tF.
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uthe-x or u r=sarz - Ia Mzzz
uT os Mr. EEE=zF- 1he hzEss =
Seun-1 = feE EE1uI-ss E-ts- Czn
Fe1tux
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24

Ar aun 1f-E- Ss1Eesas- Du-hlu AZ
GniunlhHlE are spending sspH-Il dUFe
VIM Eir- In-hnls 1Eznsr. M 1ntn
Dn-nsr NJ AurllRsae C1r
M-E ETAnE J. F,Et-rhlIE. VIM hEE
isssn N NJ isr hume m E.zEu Gzniiis-
EzrIsss- 1r ssrs-El mnuli.z- WA zz1ssn
tr Cniunihuz ms mu-1liuE E-tnars s1.s
VII -zzeive -rzM-maIu ~ \ hIasls8rll
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24

EtIlv lirz= lur, lr lB.-, s-asz-si a. --llsls-
-zzrtssm a aE1ules Grst-aInzrftEzl ul -fiEs
-1IEss-s .lllzl o. rzziil. glr 'I2llza. - l5Ir1i
~ -frEsIIu-rtEsz. E-siilas- Ei ErnI.1 NJ
s1rrs zuI- nEssrzzf -lz-zIInsslr- AI -fE-r
"a Ee=1rE "a -lfL1EU Ialalr Is ma
ez@ EslHilazrf-1s- az es,1zrzna=fEnlE IN.
.lIEasEr 3usH -t q lrrNI ESnu zzrs ssr
niu -z - 1iiazE.E EIffs -iss ,uz1oi r.
aas Eszl- n 4 .sfEInrnE 8aa1 RE "A aaai
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
TRIAL
N Gfh vs. EEaK On In.
@MRm nE1s 1Wf
BlE EERs FrgR The
IGHIAs q JRsliR

T5H ss.ss NJ ztss BtErs uf ufiiD EK
NiIf-Iz. N w.tiinn <tsH nHisnnHIn 1s
tsiEH-nzf WIN nEaE-. VIE resumed m
1is .nBu- N rsnlunnn gilsszE TtuestiEs
um-nnE TTEs EHss xnE commenced
3sssin-z z1Is 5uT MIu1iEF Hf1srnDDn-
E1nsszarznE A-1unsT G-uullsF IN fD-
sfs Errus H1b CniruIbuE EE-Ellt amt
guniEss &. z C-nntflssir dm 1hs dE
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ma giTrzssrEr-11E Etf-usHE N 1fa case
-ttR Ezss VIII Iur EBus IU H II-sssszIl
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
GA1 KflM UKTESf

a 1H1Hs autiEssnfs EEE present n
.fiss Hnit utzEiEu ruEnas1 ifssir N Iszmr,-
E-IrrT III E1HIEr1fEE evening. NHrrn II
ESVs-s member NJ 1iie tsnInass1 tiaEE
EsIlE IFTssssIu HIil ssHrn -ssnnazs6 iIis NJ
iiss- sssaiss-1In II a vs-F IiisHsIuE mnH-
TIsr- TIss nIsIIL WIZ WIN tIy KISS Al
Ia EiHrss- HiFs jHfiEss NJ 'ths tsuuTs.s1
Esa1s AitHR-E- p r. aa-1nih Hn1 gunEun
1IiIizsIn M Nj Tfs-uun Hnn Mr.. J. g.
ssiimls-s NJ IIsza- F1sdiH-inE-tup7n
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24

caHuii-.-laiTilE aIumarh and Liver
iziilislE Ers Ea5s. sure and zelizlils. Eu6
Egumsr yhn hHus fssan rsslur-E a
tsltlh 1fErnuEh 1ilsir Eentle AID Hn1
i-TIzzE1IEs uTuIsa-1i=z- san 1E Ri dsszs-
sE
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24

sETs Tul 1r=Huslrtig iIuarlss- zlD svnu
iI-Vs itzu Hzrn,vtuE ffdiiIiuE in guu-
-tsznur-s lssss suIr unIs.t EnDuF Enu
lu nsssiIl- Euan an 1znU zIlise Inu-ula m
ttzs 11--unEE- ID Enn E,zu gsslsaf-
r an. rzlt7s sChznn.z-iafrls tnnus.t
zaznsziis azI I'm ssIn iss Iiis.lzsl- snII
ily M dzziis-E-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
Ether - ssrezz -. WsA. :. REns
STREAM q RIhrER

HEAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Farms n1 e1u Fru9sr1y bozEh-- sole
AID ExEhx1gsd Pruper1sss rented Eac
rSzs ca1sc-s1 Fire tlz1rznce q spe
-sz1E- Rs-rsssz-tzg Il cd rs1zsbls
sEoGk csEraxsez- Accs6Ezt EaEzrz1re
i've sock tnsZrznns4 Plate glass In
s1rDes. Ez-10caIs insurance., N fse'
Es Can DzZre x-E property JOE EEs
nzEe Surety bo1zs of al k11A Cal
En1 sse "a R01G Sl1s b1dg- S01zi
NAN s. CT izaQ3s N0- 447 Black
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24
Trriu.vs s~u-n IN

-srfimp1 Esu-n l1-
F7usl TrvnnIEE NJ M Tarnn EaE
#Eu-1 III RE LisIlTrE sheriff u KIUx
IUnEz zsz-T mn me pU-1nss NJ Bs-E-
ulE EunInmH I'M 5urnrz sttInEs uEmsE
Iuz# Bssan aLi-ExI IN EssTus N t1ilH MN
fiar rlass M LItiD VI 3nl1un h-DuEni
m K1Hz nDIurF H-nn LirEIuE rDuuZ
IN a GaIE1IEs NJ Esn1ls
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24

Medicines 1iHu air nR-rzs ne Il-
EEsE uHsz Fu-snEsstIi- [sIIEuIiss-iELIri n
LsmIE.n 6snsaTiT ArE m 1nH piEEn- Ii
tsiEEsHEs 1iEs ssnIHsh, -sslisvsE Ma 1InIgK.
TlsssIH 1iEs 8ssGrs1iunE Enn INNS IIR-IT-R
II 7szT1u-nE ma FsB1am N healthy
sBthttiHl- snfr 1E IiH ilsais-E.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-24

81 IassTItuu -EzlE s.iuan a. liIs ilums
m ar mln MirG Hi2zE E,-r-r m sSu-tt
fi-- E-HHsr Iu- Il-z- llauss lundi1 uI
thar dssne- IluIEss-lf-s ~ -ifIe il,dassE uf
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-28
SAYS QUININE WILL
NOT BREAK A COLD

You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the Grippe symptoms
leaving after taking the very first dose
1t is positive fact that Pape's Cold
Compound, taken every two hours, I'M
til three consecutive doses are taken
will end the Grippe and break up the
most severe cold. either in the head
chest, back stomach or limbs.
1t promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle headache. dullness, head and
nose stuffed up, feverishness. sneez-
ing, sore throat. running of the nose,
mucous catarrhal discharges, soreness,
stiffness and rheumatic twinges.
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
OF three years research at cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars and
contains no quinine which we have
cOnclusively demonstrated is not eff
fective in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless compound as di-
rected, with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine made anywhere
else in the world, which will cure your
cold or end grippe misery as promptly
and without any other assistance or
bad after-effects as a 25-cent package
Of Pape's Cold Compound, which any
druggist in the world can supply.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-28
CELEBRATES UNION
Italian King Opens Jubilee
Americans Present.

Rome. March 2S-The celebration
of the jubilee of Italian unity began
yesterday with the formal opening by
King Victor Emmanuel OF the interna-
tional art exhibition. On Wednesday
an industrial exhibition Will be begun
at Turin, where in 1861 Victor En-
manuel III, grandfather of the pres
ent monarch, assumed the title of
king of Italy tas Victor Emmanuel H.
Al midnight d gun was fired from
the Janiculum hill and the bell on
the capitol was rung From that hour
the city was astir Bands playing pa
triotic airs traversed the principal
streets. which We're bright with lights
and gay flags and bunting; crowds
filled the squares shouting viva Ro-
ma"
The celebration is offensive to the
holy see and some of the less orderly
attempted TO approach the vatican.
They were met by IA strong detach-
ment of police and turned back.
During the morning hours King
Victor Emmanuel. Queen Helena. the
duke of Genoa, the count of Turin.
the ministry, diplomats and the mem
bers of parliment and the foreign COM
missionrs of the art exhibition met
at the capitol AT sitting, the sol
emnity and impressiveness of which
was in marked contrast with the rol-
licking in the streets.
Count Di San Martina, president of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-28
This Is My 65M Birthday
GEORGE {. REED.

DIR. George +. Reed. president of
Dickinson college, Carlisle. Pa, and
one Of the foremost scholars in the
Methodist church. was born in Browns
vile. Me-, March 2S. 1886. the son of
Methodist minister. He received
his preparatory education in the pub
lie schools of Lowell, Mass. and at
Wilbraham academy. Thence he en-.
tered Wesleyan university Theological
school, but did not remain for gradua-
tion. After being ordained to the min
istry he officiated as pastor of Metho-
dist churches in number OF cities of
New England and New York. lie be.
came president of Dickinson college
in 1889 and during his service of more
than twenty years he has developed
the college into one of the foremost
schools of its kind in the country. AS
state librarian Of PENNSYLVANIA from
1899 to 1908. he developed and com.
piled the Pennsylvania archives. DIR.
Reed has taken a deep interest in pub
lie affairs and numbers among his per-
sonal friends the greatest Americans
OF the last few decades.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-28
BANKER GETS DELAY
Robin Did Not Receive His
Sentence Today.

!
New York, March 2S.-Joseph G. Ro-
bin, the confessed and convicted loot
er OF the Northern bank of New York
and the Washington Savings bank.
who was to have been sentenced today.
will not know his fate for another
month, the date for passing sentence
having been postponed to April -.
Robin Is understood to be the only
important witness for the state regard
ing certain transactions in which he,
as president of the two banks. was
the principal, and which are expected
to involve several other prominent
men. BY putting off his sentence for
month District Attorney Whitman
has made it possible to use him in the
grand jury investigation now in pro-
gress. Justice Seabury. who presided
at the trial at which Robin changed
lawyers, gave up his pretense of in
sanity and pleaded guilty, consented to
the postponement.
! Despite Robins admission that he is
entirely sane. Mr. Jerome continues
| firm in the belief that his former
Client is a mailman, and it is known
that Justice Seabury is not entirely
satisfied on that point. The delay
will afford further opportunity for
probing into Robins mental state.
Following his arrest. Robin attempt
ed suicide by swallowing a dose of ny
oscamin, but the prompt use of a stOm-
ach pump saved his life. A commit
tee of alienists was then appointed by
the state to examine his sanity and
the experts reported unanimously that
( he was incompetent to undertake a
defense. A jury sitting under Judge
Swami rejected the finding of the al
| ienists.
Through Robins operations the
Northern bank of New York, the Wash
ingtOn Savings bank. the Carnegie
| Trust company and a number of minor
concerns which he promoted went in
| to insolvency.