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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22
TO NONRESIDENT
DEFENDANT.

Peter schmitt. whose place of residence 10
unknown, will take notice that on the 20th
Org Of May, 1911, Anna Sch mitt filed her petit
ton in the Court OF Insolvency Of Hamilton
county, Ohio, being case No. s725, praying for
a. divorce from him on the ground of gross
xeglect OF duty and for restoration % maiden
name and for such other relief as is tust and
after Jaly eth, 1911.
ANNA sCHMITT
ADoLPH A. GRuBTR, Attorney -at-Law, 1913
Vine St.
Phone Canal iTx-Y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11
rse SENATE eoEs ITS way.

Tae p-aseal United States Senate says Ar Cleveland Le4l-. has tu-u- -sayd ss g4l share % --e reasgls slleA sse4 sool ,s -ag gt ga1 people R5y r-s lg-.gers should t- chosen either la t4lg y- -a st.-st ly poBalar vote Ta, attitude yl s majority l0sar5 tae la-ga-a al- la.7 meat iof sllera-eat s1l-- a.l ben. @, E5 alssg- l l- l.t.l as a-- as yag yal.r gs sl-.as aud bonds sas one 5t tLe great .--ses 70. a-- late ggL--8l .a-1z--a
 Fgrlags -.-l -le e..---.e before lg Jae Senate committee sl.-l
 yesuEayea -ae Lg-.aer -l--sys s E0y las1al1 .l --lllla-1.a- any -ails la, 4a -.g-.-4L l.- .ea ugly facts stand --- a-.-- --- -g-a tTy cannot ..ar.uaa Llare .s -- l0H-r-l.y-e- r..----g -la- votes
 4g Ilag.s --zs-a-are acre aaasl l- l5 esls= -ag y-,.-oa gs Llr.aer Men sa5 sold -ae4 have confessed Co tae al. sgas gt -1e4 facing --. I5ss .t 54sEeza and sgr.4. s-a--.a- as ,o-se.- .--as. Ir-e --e.. Is .- proof -a4g L.E-la- -5-z-- votes Der sou4l.y and .. has -yl 5eea es.4s-sa cd yl4. -4- lr-s sEs as-e -= aselJs E-. a-le ms l4g -.-.e .. a Senatorial aeg-...a- --.s ag- alter -ls ta,, gaal --a ..r .lgs- eIee-ga such methods a-a -=-- alo--l lys l1 member l. -l. a.=a- -sl -4.-l-a.as l--g ec -a- -4-ga.
 Some ot -aa states aa-e already -e .4rel s.- .gas---a-. iona. -l------a pE5,.-as -.-a Cor le a4-.-a gF 1s election s. Senators as pops lar ,1,s. alars a. a. zs syya I-s sra,g 1a1-- --4- -as -a la- -z.ar- I1s -t --a le ..a---a pain e.g.sz -lle-.4gsas A--aa form gg so.-ral... s ll..s-s -H e- ale adds Co -Le danger as s--- es-- as |. made .- .-- s-ge-.a -.-s szL5l O. .ls L--.ua- ,4s=
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11
0R COOKS CONFESSION.

Haug-aas G4sAEa. .gs J---a-s ggaJzl-s r-a l-sr --sa-.---r gl lr Cooks ,ol.sss.ea sags r- N--- ford Nal IEl-le l- -- l-e Ary-- explorer 1es-r1-s a -e-L as sg4rlA ioE .4s Bs.e .-s supposed -s coysry and gle conditions s-r-o-l- .aE tas expedition a- frankly takes lae 911..e .1-1 hts confidence. 4aa-.-s lAal 1s lay -4.e made "a mistake a sagPlz.as aha. a- pad re---=- --a pogy. bat ,a4- l. -.-ez-. thought ae had H- describes -- g-ra --- hzrls4-gs -l---so-e. and --- glgs. cal sl1e-.-. endured a-..4 he states. mentally unbalanced a.l.
 The aEl,l= s graphically a-usa iu glzqro-s E-s.-s- liar ---e a-a- Jau.aE leading -la- g-4rgs -rg -- scrig-gas l. s ar.--aa a.L 1e agosed intention 1. r4s--r-s -l- author Co g45--- esteem Whether .- ago0up-.saa 1s g--ao-e .r l-- -- wu secure a hearing tlr --e -s----- lied explorer -s. state --s --s---5 a yuglJ. aa.-l 4-aags loves flair play and sa-yl ls prs. .-l.--l against Pea- because ay sas unfair
 Peog.g generally -g lg- 1elese there ls aly -g5- s-esl -l4- Pv4-y and a-s negro zer.4-y --4el-- -le pole than l14. Cook aud l-s E.aa-@ges did. and tso- Le l---r- %: -l- moving field gs .se Is .cga--1- 5g either can Eeie- 1v verified Ng- tid isz alleged l.scossrg and L-e Uas-= 0f human lte aud eal-, t-a- has accomplshat lr. l=astl- -ze sor-I
 Walt Mason. tag kansas pr0se post. avLy suns up tle case a yls following
 Doe Cook whg didn't fad Ae Pole. has -olol- iu 1.s soul Ta-glsa out the world he's viewed vl1 scu-u- and 50 be says IL goo- my aarl. and print a uIe 0t ta0 of rot eN- E.4lniug that 2 reaLy ra0lsl- Id t0uud he p0.v -a4 woke, aa4 found As whole ,ains vas a joke. l cant sntare." says Dr. Cook. '-Ae cold. dlsgusted sg0-usl lock ot lh1ss I meet vho shisper shame and talk about a bgnoo game and say Ed prove ! had some worth by falling oit the weary earth But aaeE they read ny sd appeal. and realizs how toasa
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11
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The readers of thls paper via be pleased Co learn JhAL there is as Igaz. one dre4lIll disease that scsenc lAs been a1le Co cure ia all its s,ase and Lhal s CalAETa. aaEs Ca-aFgh Cgre ls .hs only P0silys cuEr now ka0Bu Co Jls medical fraternity Ca arrh being a ooasuuli0aaI dlsease, rsquLzss a constitutional Lrsa-aaelL EiaIls Ca-a-rh CEs Is taken intern alp. aclag 1lrecuy upon che blood Aat mucous sTAces Of the system, thereby destroy ,as he touDtauon 0Z Jhe tissass. and giving tas pa1esI strength by building uP the eoasEi- Juaou and assisting nature In toins ns aork The pgopEietors have 50 much E4lLh in lLs curative p0asrs hay they 0Iter One Hundred Dollars toz any case JhaG sg tails Co cure. Send for Jas Asg ot testimonials. Adlzyes 2. J. Cheney & Co, Ioleio, Ohl0.
 Sod 1y Dr1sssts. 75c
 Uaze Halls Family PLs tog con slPauol
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11
sAsalf HElTRER RE2aRE

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 Rssals og the observations taken as MsoFe's Wharg al mblalghs. January lo. }9lI, is as follows
 FempeFasurs t,ne OosaFyas'p * Sa1cys May, senp prece3iac 24 bours n scoga Min } above Mean TS a5ove
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

feel and knos how ! regret my treaAs, tAey nay forgive my Httle akes. aud take me to their hearts oaes usoEe. and sAlys me where my s0unh Ass sore," L old Doc Cook a0uld agov as hv. and sel a saw lack and sag gr bur a pl0w and aiy gae soil and sst right down Co bon vs JoI. he'd have better chance -1 earn ,ae boon for shtch De seems Cd ysara The Eorld eilI pardon any lay saJ sheds ais eoaI and works an day but .y sroEs weary o5 gae skate who's taking early. talking late. who tries yo ain Jbe Eoys oI Hlsa v,Lh ias- baas and si,a fountain gea.
 Wonder whether Jas amLable and hearty Major Wllds P. Richardson, chairman 0f Jhs Alaska Road y0u- mission. has IeU Alaska. as be Je- yAFed he ao1Id i Jhe Hon James WjlkersAam W4s reelected delegate. No oRe seems Co have noticed aay 1IooI on yAg uooa. iU Jhs cooL ss- 4agsIlreJ s1le. and Jae presumption
 s that lag s4laGI major Is suA ou .as job as l1yaag and yompaui2aa5ie ls ot e-Ii.y4Fod NusseL
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

A fine mnd temperance artak is Ias pure wholesome beer made from Lhe sparkling waters oJ gumSalsE saIls, and taa very best barley malt a.Lh just Aa risaJ pp0Rortlon ol eA0lcesg grown hops, BreWed as ca, y Jha OEmpl& Brewing company can brew. Eur sale aE the Board of Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

CASH WILL. BE PAID for a sm4,. office cabinet suitable for stationary letter file. etc. Let me know what yog have; perhaps ! can use i- A-- dress P. O. Box K Skalway. l
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

There's 0ay one nay Jo test go0d it oa aoy bre23-lhe May Cowsr brand has stood he test IO De had al tae FryBvuhH Co e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

None better and pgrer than Gibson ryes Rainier and Olympia beer Or ders by phone promptly delivered The Mascot e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

Have you tried our lard suosutu1e. The finest ever tgE pastry tasa asal2 Us 8 cents a pound cheaper than LAgL We recommend iJ go ae had at Inc FryeBruha Co, q
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

SHADE ROLLERS WANTED tEo s--.uch shade rollers, mast be sl soOl condition and cheap. Alal5ss F. O. Box "h. SNasW4y, L
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

luIC< DzLiv5EN r1uNE 90. dasgAse. coal aud vgec leA'eaes .1oa shortest agle- gay and night
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11
MOORE'S MHHRF co.
Terminus W p & ' RoUts

AuSouthbouud Arrive and Depart From This Dock
 REGULATIONS 1sto arshoases open for delivery O, uslehands PeF.shabIss ONLY delivered Sunday night Al freight shipments s0uLhS0und aeealgald b SHIPPERS MANIFEST tPaPers be obtained the T. tons 9cHee} and before ---s-- ss received ca after this hour BAGGAGE-roIs vl be collected ca CHECKED aAGGAGE No ela-ss bass and when lachey4st The aaa-f gate viii be public and be opened passengers 1ssn54-ae- Wharfage application office on dos- p. O Box g. J SHAW General Manaser.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

FOUND-An E-ks Charm marked No. 45I-Osuer cal. aL EtS's club lLeIuty property and pay toC l1s advertisement
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-11

GRAND REDUCTION oF STOCK
 The Pack Train ls now selling a tig tot oe Good Goods a. reduced frlcrs as they are getting too old .5 hold Aaa sel, ay a pEOnr Yours, tf Herman Grimm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
GIN FIZZ IN SURGERY
Physicians Novel Operation" on
 Girl Who Swallowed a Bone

That the popular beverage, gin fiZz, Tn certain ailments may be used as a sub- stitute for the surgeons knife was dem- onstrated by Dr. Robert S. Adams, house physician of the Waldorf-Astoria, when he was called to the apartment of Miss Dorothy Gresham Parsons of Seattle, Washington, who had swallowed a squab bone while crossing the Atlantic on board the Lorraine, of the French line. Through the aid of the gin fizz Dr. Adams forced the squab bone from the throat of Miss Parsons and ended her sufferings.
 Dr. Adams admits that his discovery of this particular use of the famous New he went to the apartment occupied by Miss Parsons he found that the sauab bone had become lodged in her throat in such a way that an operation might be necessary While he was talking with her waiter rapped at the door to speak 10 Dr. Adams. The waiter was carrying a gin fizz to another room.
 Sight of the gin fizz gave Dr. Adams a happy thought It occurred on him that if he could produce hiccoughs in Miss Parsons the bone might be dislodged without the use of the surgeons knife. He requested his patient to drink the gin fizz, informing her that it would cause hiccough. The gin fizz, together with the physicians suggestion, produced hic- coughs, and the bone, which had been in the young woman's throat for three days, became dislodged. and by using pincers the physician extracted the offending squab relic.
 Dr. Adams said that he would not ad-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

for governor, and thus divided the op- position to the republican candidate, Coyernor Tener, and invited defeat.
 Thereupon the nine democratic rep resentatives from Pennsylvania started a movement to reorgazine the party, in- ciuding the state committee, and pro- ceeded to oust Colonel Guffey as na- tional committeeman and to select Representative A. Mitchell Palmer in his stead The regulars, or Guffeyites, claim that the meeting was irregular and not official that Guffey Is national committeeman and that Representative Palmer has no standing before the na- tional committee. This is one of the questions which the national commit tee must decide.
 Again there is trouble coming up from Tennessee. There the Pennsyl vania situation is practically reversed. Colonel R. F. Lee Montcastle is the national committeeman now carried on the list. Vast year, however, he broke away from the old regular Patterson organization in the state and joined in the fusion movement, which resulted in
 the election of Governor Hooper. a re- publican. Mr. Montcastle belongs to
 the Lea faction. Following his action with respect to the governorship, the
 Patterson organization. controlling the state committed. proceeded to oust him as national committeeman and to elect J. J. Vertress as his successor. Mir Vertress is the attorney who defended former Secretary Ballinger during the Ballinger- -Pinchot investigation by a jont committee of the Senate and the House. Both will claim 8 right to a seat in the national committee and that body must decide between them.
 There is also said to be a little mud d1e in Louisiana, which the committed may be called upon to clear up before the democratic ship sets it's sails.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

-N'nd aDSOlutely necessary tO pre-
 :, ,..lnde in order to relieve spas inodic coughs, it is then prescribed in the smallest quantities, usually about one- eighth of a grain. Five grains Of cyanide of potassium, or quantity about as large as a small sized pea, is sufficient to kill a strong man.
 In appearance cyanide comes in gray white, opaque pieces or in granular pow der. The crystalline compound, when seen in the tin cans, which it is usually packed in, looks absolutely harmless, yet there have been cases where death has been caused by persons simply inhaling the fumes of cyanide. In Binghamton, N. Y., one night several years ago, Dr. Bailey, pharmacist, was pounding a piece of cyanide of potassium into pull verized form. The next morning he was found dead on the floor of his drug store as a result of having inhaled the fumes of the deadly poison.
 The sale of cyanide of potassium by druggists, except when called for in pre- scriptions, is prohibited by law in many states. Nevertheless. the poison can be purchased without any trouble, and in large quantities. by persons who give a reasonable explanation for what purposes they want to use 1t. It is commonly used for dyeing feathers and in doing other sorts of coloring work. In photography, in electro metallurgy and as a recoverer of gold 1t Is extensively used.
 If a person tried to buy a small Quan- tity of cyanide of potassium in a drug store the druggist will refuse to sell it, because he is generally suspicious of the needs the purchaser has for the poison, but if a pound is asked for. accompanied with the explanation that 1t ia to bs used for cleaning silver, a person usually has little trouble in getting 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
Kings Favor Cigarettes


 My Lady Nicotine has many faithful followers in Royal courts. But our pres- ent king is not nearly so fond of tobacco as his father was.
 The late kings love of smoking amount. ed almost to passion. He spent large sum yearly on his own peculiar brand of cigars. Few kings, strangely enough, have much regard for pipe. The King of Servia, however, prefers such smoke. The Kaiser also is rather fond of smoke ing pipe when his health will permit him to indulge in the habit. The Czar of the Russians rarely, if ever, smokes any, thing save cigarettes. Of these he smokes a very large number every year. The King of Spain is another adherent of cigarettes. Occasionally he indulges in cigars, but cigarettes are Alfonso's chief love in the smoking line. The Kings of Norway and Italy do not smoke much. Both are content with a very rare cigar. Neither of these monarchs is likely to fall a victim to nicotine wiles. The King Of Greece has a peculiar make of cigarettes for his own smoking. These are specially made, and barely a third the size of the ordinary cigarette.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
Britain's Sweet Tooth

From the Iondon Daily Mall.
 We are becoming more and more an empire of tea drinkers and our sweet tooth'' consumes twice as much sugar as any other country. Proof of this is given in government returns.
 A quarter of a century ago the people of the United Kingdom drank just over five pounds of tea each in & year. Now we drink almost 615 pounds. But in Aus traila they require almost seven pounds a head, and in New Zealand 715 pounds In the Dominions they drink tea at every meal and between meals. Russia, with its samovar, needs only one pound of tea a head; the United States 11a pounds and Canada 4H pounds.
 Much of the tea we drink is now grown within the empire. Its price on reaching our shores has fallen in quarter of a century from lid to s a pound.
 The sugar figures may be misleading,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
Odorless and TasteIess-Any Lady Can Give It Secretly at Home in
 Tea, Coffee or Food
Costs Nothing to Try
By Johns Wife

If you have . husband. son. brother. fathm friend who Is victim of liquor. all you have to do 1s to send your name and address m the coupon bslov You may bs thankful as long as you live that you
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

and in any case our consumption of jam, aerated waters. confectionery and the like has to be remembered. But our tooth must be very sweet, for we use about 160 pounds head in year, compared with So pounds in the United States. Germany needs barely 40 pounds. Of the worlds production of sugar S,50O,0OO tons is cant and 6,5OO, 900. beet.