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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

Elm Sdrem purhsinan0er lpie cine Gns
tenitaar; bidt psri6Ieisrt iiuo bic
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ben Snieln begsben; Der pollisen Sis
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pei, bas nit isinen dmpbitbentraIii1
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

Sntel (per beim Better an 1if4 g.s
laben ifD: ~Qber, Gkshen, no taft
Du ben Senf gstaien2-
Gies6en (bos ben 9ifh gsbedt
haD: sd tpollte Did nint tr6nteH.
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bosu..1
Ter fiibne S;prin,g er.
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Wpnat2 "a fam Id, freiIifb feine
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Evening journal., 1912-12-19
HAVE You TRIED THISl
Simple Prescription said to Work
Wonders for rheumatism.

This has been well known to the
best doctors for years as the quickest
and most reliable cure obtainable for
rheumatism and backache. 10 has been
published here for several winters
and hundreds of the worst cases cured
by it I'm a short time. From your
druggist get one ounce of Toris com
pound Gin original scaled package)
and one ounce of syrup of Sarsa-
parilla compound Take these two
ingredients home and put them into "a
half pint of good whiskey Shake
the bottle and take a tablespoonful be-
fore each meal and at bedtime Re
suits come the first day. II your drug
gist does not have Toris Compound in
stock he will get il ia a few hours
from his Wholesale house. Don't be
Influenced TO take some patent medi-
cine instead of this. Insist on hay-
ing the genuine Toris compound in
the original one-ounce, sealed. yellow
package.
SORE FEET, Corns, Callouses, Bum
ions. Frost Bites Aching and Sweaty
Feet. A spoonful of Calocide in the
foot-bath gives instant relief. Get a
25c box at any drug store
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
SOCIETY AT RANnUET
AFTER INSTALLING OFFICERS

The Moses Montefiore Beneficial
Society, which Organization elected
now officers at its annual meeting on
Sunday, viii give a dinner on Sunday
evening January 8 at Lesham's
Hotel Third and King streets. On
this day the new officers will assume
their duties and the dinner will fol-
low the meeting at which the install
lation will be held
The society is named after the late
Sir Moses Montehore. ono of the
greatest phllanthropists OF England
in his day. The organization is
about thirty years old and numbers
among its members some of the most
prominent Hebrew residents of the
city.
The new officers of the society
are: Moses We'll, president. J. Har-
ry Gordon. vice president: Jacob
Faber, recording secretary: Joseph
Winder, financial secretary. and
Morris X. Blumberg, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
PRICES THE MEASURE OF BENEFIT.

TT MESS the decision Of the United States Supreme
~ Court against the Coal Trust results in lower
prices for coal to dealers and consumers. il will be
OF little public benefit II will be by prices that the
dealers and consumers will benefit or lack
Of benefit accrung from the courts action No reason
able person will deny to mine and transpor-
taton lines reasonable margins profit for mining
and hauling coal. will any reasonable consumer
deny dealer fair profit for handling and deliver
ing it after it has been put on the market
When, however the railroads and the mine owners
enter into illegal combination to eliminate from the
wholesale coal market that competition that properly
belongs it: when they obtain Of the product
of so-called independent mines 10 stine competitions
when they limit production and resort to juggery and
favortsm in making deliveries when they charge
dealers exorbitan prices which compel those dealers I'm
turn to charge exorbitant prices to consumers the
people have'a right to look to the Federal Government
for relief And said before. the only just plan
for measuring that relief is by comparison of the
wholesale and the retail prices for coal before and
after Federal Court action. In other words Federal
action that does lower prices results in little or
NO benefit to the consuming public
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
KENT AND THE SENATOR.

From the Dover Index (Dem)
Some of the newspapers of this
State. and, amazing as it seems, lower
county newspapers. find fault with the
claim that Kent county is entitled
to the United States Senatorship this
time. or course it is not difficult
to recognize the motives of those who
thus find fault They are either own
ed by or are In some particular way
Interested In the Wilmington candi-
date. The fact is that those same
papers are usually great sticklers for
county rotation, and some of them
aided In forcing on the State the nomi-
nation of Senator Monaghan for Gov
ornor on the plea of its being New
Castle county's turn. While we
recognize the force of the claims for
county rotation I'm a small State like
Delaware, we have not been sticklers
for IT, When IL comes to election
of one of the two United States Sem
ators, however, and under the present
conditions, we see no good argument
against the claim that Kent and Sus-
sex are entitled. In the first place
they are the Democratic counties Of
the % Democratic member of the
Legislature. In the second place, their
interests are different from Whining
ton and they need a representative
in Congress to look after their in
terests. At the present time VIII
mington has q holding-over Senator
and virtually has the incoming Con-
gressman, who, while he sleeps in
Kent, has his business in Wilmington.
The place to be filled is now and
for more than half century has been
filled by a Kent or Sussex county
man. In the third place Kent coun-
~ is not now represented in the State
Offices other than by the Representa-
tive in Congress, who, as is above
stated has his business I'm Whining
ton. though Kent county contributed
the largest majority toward electing
the Democratic ticket and contrib
utes 12 TO the total Democratic rep
resentation in the Legislature of 20.
Besides all this, so far no Democrat
Of New Castle county of unusual abil-
ity or fitness has been mentioned for
the position. Kent county has sew
eral who from the standpoint of abil-
ity, qualification, service and general
approval, would meet every require
ment II the Democrats of Delaawre
want to place the party in a position
to retain the confidence and support
of the voters who this election sup
ported the Democratic ticket, they will
elect the best qualified and most avail
able Kent county Democrat to be
Senator to succeed Senator Richard
SON
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
NEEDED-A MAN.

From the Dover Sentinel.
II happens, once in a while, that
we can agree politically with our
esteemed contemporary, the Index.
We agree in the estimate it makes
Of the unftness of the announced
democratic candidates
for United States Senatorial honors.
This being a Democratic Legislature,
the question Of fitness is of minor im-
portance. However, that is ques-
ton. a matter, in which there is room
for wide difference of opinion. We
remember that when a Republican
legislative majority was struggling
with a like situation, Democratic
standards were very high. Then
nothing short Of the Clayton. Bayard,
Salisbury and Gray standard was at
all thinkable. My how our Demo-
cratic and bolter Republican con-
temporaries did ring the changes upon
those ancient historic names. How
lofty they aspired and how low they
felll
Now, II it is at all supposable that
the Democratic members of the State
Assembly, and the great body of
Democrats behind them. have any
such political aspirations to be met
in the election of a United States SEN
ator, where will they find their man?
That, however, we suspect, is alto
gether beside the question. The Dell
aware Democracy has not distinguish.
ed itself. in recent years, by the mani
festation Of a lofty public spirit in
politics; the spoils of Office, rather
than the public welfare, has been
the motive of their efforts; and the
available man, rather than the fittest
man, their chosen candidate. This
we opine will be the rule adopted now,
It is their fight. not ours. If they do
we'll. the whole State will be benefited
If they do ill., the whole State will suf-
fer; but the responsibility Will be
] theirs
In the meantime We sincerely
sympathize with our contemporary,
The Index, in its apparent fruitless
search for a fitting Senatorial candi-
date.
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
A MYSTERY SOLVED.

The "Lumberman Poet" of the
American Lumberman has found out
where the cars go and why, at times,
there is shortage. This Is his theory:
I've often heard. and thought absurd,
The railroad mans excuse,
When he'd report that cars we're short
and none at hand for use.
He'd look so mad. and feel so bad,
And offer me cigars,
But, sad to state, not move my
freight
He hadn't any cars.
The p. G. r. runs by my door
cts far from p. d. a..
From Gordon's Hill TO Punl1inville
IL runs a train OF two,
II runs train when skies don't rain
Most every other day
II operates the local freights,
And hauls the hogs and hay.
Though miles of track that road may
lack
CSome ninety-fve it runs).
It's engines, too, be far from new,
Some old discarded ones.
Just lately / heard rattle by
A train from Punkinyille
The roadbed' squeaked, the engine
leaked,
And hardly made the hill.
And then a string of ev'rything
Came crawling into view,
Came car and car from near and far;
| recognized "a few:
A. p. NJ. new, G. r. or TWO,
n. p, c. p. as we'll.
And quite a few c. b. & y
A. c. c. c., St L..
C. r, I. p. NJ. K. & r.,
An A. r. S. f. car,
A. d. r. G. and new I. c.
And o. s. L. r. r.
And others yet. The alphabet
From A to u went by
Old friends of mine from evry line
OF road beneath the sky
But, strange to say, in that array
Upon the p. G r..
Its letters three l did not see
Upon single car.
So now | know where box cars go.
Why flats are hard to get:
The Z. G. r owns not car,
But then il doesn't fret
You railroad men who grumble when
You can't get cars to run,
'TwiXt GordOn's Hill and Punkinville
You'll hnd them ey'ry oee!
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
WILSON WARNS IERsFY DOssEs.

II EMOCRATIC bosses In New Jersey. who have been
~ felictating themselves that the Inauguration OF
Woodrow Wilson President March would sig
nalize their restoration to power. have suffered
shock One Of tho first things done by the President
elect following his return from Bermuda TO Issue
a statement to New Jersey voters warning them to
give neither countenauce support to those Demo-
cratic politicians who have opposed his progressive
policies
Governor Wilson referred TO rumors that the Dem
ocratic bosses were looking for restoration In New
Jersey following his departure for Washington Tie
said he is keenly that those have little
respect for the voters Of New Jersey that they think all
they have to do Is TO wait until they back into
power They Will be sorely disappointed the Gov
said lie added that the Democratic bosses
not again impose upon the OF the State Asser
ton was made by the Governor that II they should, I'm
evil moment recover control Of the party machin-
they only would ruin the party and put it perma-
nenty out Of power. As he views it. every step they
take to reesabsh their power should be exposed and
stopped at once
Nor is It the Governors purpose abandon interest
in New Jersey politics following his inauguration
President He says he will not become Indifferent to
the interests Of the state long the confidence Of
the people encourages him TO believe that they wish
his aid and counsel He adds these significant utter
ances:
shall in the future use every proper aud legitimate
power have and every influence at my disposal to
support and assist the forces which have regener
ated our life during the past two years shall not
go slack in this business. for understand my duty
TO be 70 stand back of tho progressive forces in the
Democratic party everywhere and at every juncture.
and feel that in these matters am under particular
obligations of conscience and gratitude to the people
Of New Jersey
Surely the anH-Wilson Democrats in New Jersey
should experience difficulty in understanding the
hearing of such words those upon their political
future II they mean anything It is that It is the pur-
pose Of Mr. Wilson to keep the same tight grip the
Democratic organization i'm New Jersey President
that he docs governor
Evening journal., 1912-12-19

up-to-date business men in this city interested
acutoy in the quick dispatch and delivery Of the mails
II be taken for granted, therefore that they will
give serious heed the request made by Postmaster
Jester relative TO the way which send their mail
20 the posiohice The sound common-sense underlying
the suggestion is apparent that it cannot fail to
be appreciated. The postmaster says that all manu-
facturers merchants and others who have large
bers OF letters to mail should stamp them the up
per rght-hand corners, put them all face up and
tie them in bundles before taking them TO the post
office That will expedite the handling of them by
the posofce employees and they viii be sent off much
more quickly than they will if they be thrown hap
hazard into the drops We have here postmaster
who is to make a record for the expeditions
handling of the mails and the business community
for whose benefit he is working, should do everything
within TO help him.
Evening journal., 1912-12-19

We do not think that any need become unduly
excited because the postohce in the village of Glas
Cow this county, has been discontinued. The emou-
ments OF the postmaster small scarcely to
be worth considering, that will suffer much
that It is the purpose Of the Postofcc De-
partment make the village part Of rural delivery
route That that the mails Will be delivered at
the homes the villagers and that they longer will
be subjected TO the trouble of going TO the postonce
send off to receive mail. 1t is highly probable
that in little while Glasgow folk will be SO we'll
satisfied with the arrangement that they will re-
any suggestion that there be return to the old
conditions.
Evening journal., 1912-12-19

Following the recent fire in Rehoboth, suggested
that immediate steps be taken by those Interested
In the future of that delightful seaside obtain
for the place adequate hre-hghting equipment We
pleased note that tho suggestion appealed fav
orably prominent in the towns affairs and that
a movement has been inaugurated in favor of water
plant and up-to-datc fire company BY authority
the Town Council bill will be drawn, for submis-
sion to the Legislature permitting the Rehoboth
pass upon the question OF bonding the town for
purposes Of fire protection.
Evening journal., 1912-12-19

Il is eminently fitting that the Wilmington Club
give a testimonial dinner to Governor-eect Charles
r. Miller. He has been for long time of the
most popular members Of that representative social
organization and his election to the Goyernorshp
makes him perhaps its most distinguished member
Quite naturally his cub-feows gratihed tha such
honor has to him and that h is reflected upon
the club In addition there is general feeling of
thankfulness that the Governor-cect has passed
safely through what at one stage was exceedingly
dangerous Illness and the club members and their
friends desire congratulate him heartily, only
upon his election, but also upon his restoration 10
healih.
Evening journal., 1912-12-19

No effort should be spared by the police officials to
apprehend and bring to punishment the gang that
had stored twelve sticks Of dynamite beneath ware
house in Hayre dc Grace, Nd. preparatory to blow
ing up one Of the big railroad bridges the
Susquehanna river at that place Persons in this
section Of the United States have read with feelings
OF indignation and horror the testimony bearing upon
the dynamite outragos committed in the West They
had idea. however, that the conspiracy to destroy
valuable property with high explosives would find vent
so near their own homes The Middle Atlantic
States have been singulary free from such outrages
and nothing should be left undone teach the dyna-
mitors that this is not safe territory for their out
rageous and destructive operations
Evening journal., 1912-12-19

Tony Janus enjoys the distinction of having
made 5OO-mie flight in hydro aeroplane. His
from Omaha to New Orleans and the flight ecpses
all records for that class Of machine. There long
is any doubt of mans conquest Of the air so far
flying is affected Stability and safety the
essentials needed So long flight is fraught
with its present dangers il win be OF comparatively
little practical Value. Every week adds to the long
roll of victims, Parke and Hardwick, England, be-
ing among the most recent
The Milford Board of Education is worthy of COM
mendation for having equipped the public schools in
that town with fire escapes and adopted fire
drill for the children Escapes and the drill have
saved thousands of lives in other communities and
they should nure greatly to the safety OF Milford chill
dren in event of fire in, or dangerously near, the
schools
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
THE SECRET TERROR.

The haunting fear of sickness and
helplessness is the secret terror OF
the working man. Health is his cap
ital Kidney diseases sap a mans
strength and vitality. They lessen
his earning capacity. Foley Kidney
Pills bring back health and strength
by healing the disease. They are the
best medicine made for kidney and
bladder troubles. The genuine arc
in the yellow package Refuse any
substitute.-N b. Danforth, Market
and Second Sts, Wilmington, Dell
Evening journal., 1912-12-19

Mayor Howell fayors the appointment of a police
for this city We think il would be far bet
ter for City Council 10 authorize the appointment of
several additional policemen before taking any action
looking to emulation of the police woman policy
of Los Angeles. Il is conceded on all sides that our
city not poiced it should be That that is par
tcuary true Of the outlying districts Our opinion is
that the police woman question should be held i'm
abeyance until deficiencies have supplied in other
directions
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
Democratic and Republican
Views on u. S. SenatOrship

ably they resulted either in no cleo
tion-ths was the case in 1895, 1899,
1901 and 1905-or settlement through
a compromise by the factions of the
Republican majority as was the case
in 1903 The 1905 contest also re-
suited in an election, although it was
not reached at the regular session,
but at special session called by the
governor and held in june of the year
fnllnMinn
Evening journal., 1912-12-19
CROUPY COUcHs AND WHEEZY
COInS

The quickest simplest way TO rid
the children of dangerous croupy
coughs and wheezv stuffy colds is
to give them Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound. IL gives almost instant
relief and stops a cough promptly II
soothcs and heals Contains no
oplates. ~ B Danforth. Market aud
Second SITS, Wilmington, Dell
Evening journal., 1912-12-19

The Housekeepers League Of Philadelphia an
nounces that by it's crusade against the high price
in that city it saved TO $4,000 in four
days. II now purposes TO conduct campaign for low
prices for butter We hope it will succeed and that
It viii evolve plan which viii enable housewives in
all cities to prevent dealers from fixing exorbi,ant
prices for the necessares OF life