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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13
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am pfingmontugsRadmittag beg
Sahres 1923 3fptihsn 4 uno 8 Abr
srbliden 8nsi 8iireer in Riirnberg Ell
nen iungen Meni6sn am unI9!itt.
plat. 2lus Der gntfsrnung bon einis
aeu Ghritten rief er ibnsn gu: rSe,
gua, Qeu.oritrab!" Der cine Der 4ns
eereoeten, Ghubmahermsiitsr Weid.
mann, b.bsutets osm Gremoen. er mOse
ibm folgsn, sr tperbe ibm Die Reutors
itrabe seiotn. aoum mahten lie ei>
niae Schritie portparts. als Der Bur.
fGs Iie6en bIisb. aus per Seiisntlite
ieiner Sods elm augeni6einliA amtlis
tes Sdrsiben bsrausSoa uno es ieis
nem gealeiier, obne Elm Wort Su iprs.
den, binreih.e. Weidmann Ias biz
9lnreiIe. alio tauienb: Nm ban Ritts
meiiier Der 4. esiaoron." Ia 0sm
gtaleitsr Die Wobnuna bes abrsHaten
nid,t betannt mar, srtldrte er ben
lleberreifwr bts grieies, baB es Ioobl
bas Heits ieiH ptrbe, penn lie btiDs
miiein1nber auf Die Dahe gum Peuer
9bor ginssn. iuo We alles erfdhrer
fonntsn.
1eim Jtor nabm Der bort tpadlbd
benpe aorporal ben an ben Rittmsiitel
Der In Riirnberg earniionirenoen Che
pauleaers noreiiirtsn grisf in Gm
bfcna unb nahbsm er bic 4oreiIe gs
IeIsn, sab er oas Sdreibsn suriid sni
fpies bic 9sinen Hah Der Rihtung gun
fouie bes gfittmeiiters. giun oilrh
fhriii Der syrembe ollein bas Reutbor
ip1brenn Wsidmann iih sntfernts
llnmiitelbar oarduf lduteie IS an be-
6ausalode ~ Der Wotnung oss Riti
neifters pon WeiTsnio, llnb als be-
Deoienis Dom Gtaa aus on bic 5dus
tbir asaangsn mar. trof er tintn jun
aen Menidsn, Der, inoem er ibm einel
Brief borStigie. fuste. sr iti bier al
bac 6nus geirieien !rcroen, ip0rtlic
binaufiiste: " iodsnsr Better mod
| tper'n. ipie msin Batter a'ipen.4
Wsit Grlanbnib bes ritimtifterlihet
Dientrs lsgte iih Der erffopfte Grem
Be auf bas I'M Gtollt befinblihe Gtrot
no It olsboib einfhfitf.
Rittmsiitsr BON MeHenis, Der MD
au 6ouie mar. traf erit esesn 81 llh
4ltenDs fpiebsr ein. 4ls mnn i6m b
sInipejen6eit zines ffemhen NtnFhe
I'D eiofe nsklDett, Iie6 e i'm ipe6es
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13
Muslan0. .Selegrapb
Slliteraten erbdlten b ds
Gtimmreht.

~ w III = VI -
st nj, 12. Mai.-0ie 9eputirtens
TANNER pafTirte nit 391 gegen 8
Gtimmen bic 8orlage, ipelde Sliterds
ten, bic iiber 80 Sabre alt iinD, bas
Stimmre6t ertbeilt Die 3dbl Der
0dbler tpirb babur6 Inn flint NttIltos
nen erb0At.
0uuerf.ug 5traBburgs
Gon ftan3.
Stra B Burg, 12. Wtat. Aht
Offisisre unb Elm GiptliIt, Die jeber Ell
nen pofagier BEL fib baben, begdnnen
5eute einen 0auerfIug. Sin beftiger
Winb erf6psrte ben Qbiatitern ben
Iufitieg. Qeutnant Wirtb pur0e
Ihper DerleBt, als er cine Qanoung
forcirte. gr erlitt cine 8ehirnerI6utz
terung. Die glugmaIhine puroe ger
triimmert, Der pafdgier aber niht
bsrlebt. Der Gioili1t mar Der finite,
Der ouFitisg. errei6te ober WIeB 8uerit
@pn bort gebt Der 5lug nat Wtain3
0urmitnbt, SSrantfurt, &orlsruhe unr
| sSreiburg iiber Die 4lpen ndh aons
Itan3.
Der Dauerflug piro fir bic 2lrmee:
2uftihiff Qbtbetlung DON groBeH
Nertb iein.
Waugenbetm ber neue 8ot
fh after.
aonItanttnOpel II. Wai.--
Die beutIde Regierung bat BET De-
gforte dugsfragt, Ob Der iesige 9e
TQnbte in Qtben, Baron pon WQngen
beim, i6r ais Ru6folger bes goti6af
tsrs Greiherrn Mari6au pOn 9teber
ftein, Der mad 2onbon DerieBt purbe
gene6m III.
Iufitan6 in 8 nburas B e
/ fiirh tet.
i 8uerto Gorte& Sonouras
-. Olai. Gie lln5ufrieoenbeit De.
| Gingeborenen BON Sonolra5 ieit 8e
! ginn Ser Erdiioertid)oit BON pta
mel WoniQa lit 10 groB, oaB eli
i 9(ufitanO in alien 5beiIen oes 2an
| bc5 befilrftet miro. @dhren6 9o11iI
| los eriten Iermin Dur0e oas Son
BON elmer 6ungersnotb rnb gelber
Fieber hcinqeiuft, rulb he5baIb lin
Die abergldubiifen Gingeboreneu De
glniiht, 0aB ieiu 5rpetter Serntin oi
Shulo lit on elmer meiteren Sur
qcrsaoth, sic inioIge Der toloiiole
Site i'm iettcn Wtonat in Iusiid
itcht. Tie SiBe bot aIlc rSriid]tc il
,Innern rcriengt, bus 8teb itirbt al
D}anaeI on g9QiIer Imo 2cbensmt
toIn unh @alDbrdnoe piithcn IN q
len Sheilcn oes 2an0es.
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Rem Oort, II. Mai. angetplnr
men: ,Garmauia" BON 2iperpooI,
,Gceunia" pon Reupel, rSbsmiitocIss
BON Smprnd.
9enua. 2lnget.: nGanoptc" 1on
Bolton.
9unta Irenus. 9lnget.: Dit
rector" bon 2iperpool, San peoro"
BON Sm 5rancisco.
SueenstotD Qbges.: rWsaus
rstonia" ppn Rem gort.
5iume. 4baee.; .Gorputhi1'
nah gtep Yort.
ntreul. glnset.: rllltoui1
BON Southampton.
Ibgeg.: nWssuutic" nah 2iDerpooI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13
OGe(egrap6
Seine Rube gen.

BbitaoeIpbta, ga, II. Waui.
Gs fanoen in Der bieiigen aDblenrez
oipn beute teine Rubeitorungen irgsnoz
nelher Qrt Ttutt. Die 8rubenbearten
in ben obereu &oblsnfelbern ituo Der
2lniitt, odb Die 9elssateu. DeIhe am
Gienitag bsraonTsren3 in WiItssborre
beipobnen iperbsn, fir bic Dereinbars
ten geoingungen itimmen peroen.
9 6ieBerei in Esntutp.
Sellicp, &p., y. W}Gt. Der
9erfuh oes WurI6aQs 5Om gopl!n,
einen S6isbboIb Namers Btap pd-'
ton su perbafteu, enoete nit oem I1oc
partons unb Der iaperen 8erIeBuna
bon orei Qnoeren. gtiht tpenIger ctE
% 8erIonen nubmen on Der S6leBersi
tbeil, pdbreno tpelher 80 ShHIIe d6;
geeeben puroen. 2lls Uturihall BON:
lin uno 9atron duf einunoer su ihie:
bsn bsgannsn, iprang Jruu 8otplir
Dor i6ren Wtonn, um ihn gu ihuBen
Sic puroe ppn sfpei ShiiTen getrpffer
uno mar Tpfprt tpot Sept fam ss 8.
elmer uLgemeinen Shieberei uno na4'
BEN Der Rau6 iit peraoeen bate, "a:
Barton toot auT Der Grbe uno Barton.
Batter puros ihper perIeBt bon Jreun
| Den fortqetraeen. III. gut6er, Der Der
WurihaQ untsritiiste, srbielt cine Gu
ael in Den 6als uno mag Iter6en. De
RarItaQ DerIuhte Selbitmpro gu be
qc6en, ais sr fab, Dab feline 5ruu tpb
| mar unb tonnte nur nit 9e1palt onrai
perhinnert iperDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

a9arf 5mainuno Ser = ! 3
iisiunqe. Gsiir Die oSebrIlm'
aen~, Die in ben amerifaniifeu Son.
loren Die 9ei,ihe onreIoen hat
Wnrtt Gpoin in ieirten Seben ME
niel Spmpothie nllfaebraft er biclt
oieie jlnee Meniheltfla'ie iilr iln'
ausite6lih. uno menn inimcr er elm
sgurcnu betreten mlBte, eutitano 10.
tort smiiten linn uno Dem anmeloeit,
Den sslnaen cine mortarme, aber
,nuio ingrimuiqere ifeinNihoit. 81
nes Sages beIllfte Wtarf 1main ct-
nen GSrelino III oeiieu Gfiice Ter
,Sunoe cmpfdngt ihn i'm &orrelntc
NIT Den fiibIcn aeihGftsmnBigen
g9orten: ,,8en niinifen Gle 81 Ipre.
hen?~ Marf Ifuain ncnnt Den
gsnmeu Ieines Sreunoes. ~rSn uelher
NngeIegenbeit?" Shnu MATT Wturi
Gnains traoitionelle gSntb gcgeu oIl
oificcjungen i'm angemeiuen uni
oieien i'm geionberen ouf. als q
iid1 plotIih beruI,iet. Gin lieblites
2Ghein oerfldrt neS Slunoriitel
3iiqe. uno er fliiitert: YSagen Su
linn, bite, ih iei gefournet, ihm ei
ueu s,eiratbsantrao su MAIDEN :
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sieierpoirs iibergeiloiien.

Die ReIerpebebdltsr bsrDdHertpsrte
on auburn apenue, apiiAen gine uno
McWinan strabe. floHen geitern
RaGmittus iibsr unb Der 3ur3eit berrs
fhenbe Sturm fhleuberte bds gBdFsr
iiber bic ndhere ungsbung. 9a De
Gtaot aeute anesfteat bat. oeren aufz
oa5e es iit, bic R,isrppirs gu berpahen
beabii4tiesn mehrers Der in Wtitleioen
fhaft aesoaen.n Qnp61uer Der 4uburr
4penue cine geItperbe beim Siher:
beitsoirsttor Cab uHbdngig gu nc
den,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13
Geographic. NOtisen.

- Die 6abrit Der @poossalopb
60. in Yittsburg, ga. ipuros gefteru
tbeiltpeiie ourh 5eusr 5eritDrt. Der
luit 100000.
- Gin gpclon Iuhte au Samfta9
4benb 5alIabesa Qlu.. beim unb rit)s
tete ein.n Shaben BON $175,000 an.
Die 5taot mar Biz seitern 9prmittae
um IL llbr Dollftdnois ifolirt. MeIs
ihen tamsn ni5t I'm.
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ipurO. ein sebilOeter unb betsiener

iDuroe etn gsbtloeter uHo pele1eaer'
Wlenfh.
9lle Welt- freute fih bariibsr, bob
6alo bic 9liidsionne fir aaipar Sau.
fer dufgeben follte, ba Der Qoro i'm
at Iih ne6nen unD als ieineu Sc9n
aboptiren tponte. ga ploeli4 geI6ah
ettpds uner66rters, b. B. nur fur ben
lneinaepeibten, betreffs bes gbardt.
ters bes Findings Undergraduates: Gr
er6ielt cine Sti6fpnnDe, on oeren 5olz
aen er am II. DECEMBER 1888 itdrb.
1ds @eriht bate nod 8elegsn9e.t,
BEN 9ertpunpstsn 81 perne6men. Gr
bsbauptste, Dab er einige Gage oor6er
auf benz 8orpldB pes Gerlhtsge6duoes
bon einem ibm unbetannten Wanne
dngeiprodsn tporben lei. Der i'm nah
Dem 5ofgarten eingelaoen tdbe, I'm
inn bort cine tpihtige Wtitt9eiIung gu
MAIDEN. Gort in Der Ndbe oes ll3.
Dentmols iei Elm ibn unbetdnntsr
Wann, ben er 8upor ntht bsmertt
babe, ihm entaegeneetommen, babe
ibm einen 9sutel in Die 6anp geSriitt
unb in bemIel6en 4ugenblid einen
siih in Die linte Seiis Der gruit per'
feet. Tdrauf lei er, 5anier, i'm ihneu'
ften Qaufe nah ieiner 480 S6ritt'
entferntsn g9obnun9 9egan8en uni
babe bort ieinem aehrsr ourt 9:bdr'
cen uno abgebrofene Dorte gu Der
itebsn ssssbsn, mas ibm begeQRst lei
uno i'm fait gepaltiam nit lid fOr
eeasn ben Stlpbgarten 8efiibrt. Se1
ongstommsn, babe sr auf bic Trag
bes aebrers, ipas NIT ibm q.iheben let
| oebrphsn seantrportet: ~6oisarten &C
gangsn - Wtann - TisFer gebu6t =
geuteI oegsben geito6en - ih. iau
fen, mas tonnt - 8sutsl nod BORT lie
| gen." glsbolo purbe bic Noli3si alar
mirt unb nad 4erstsn geidtdt. Sn be
| 5bat fano man i'm 5oi9arten einel
| liloIeibenen geutel, 1poriu iih Elm gu
iammenaslsqtes 3etteltsr befunb, bd
in peritsllter, NIT gleiitift gsi6riebe
ner S6rift ulIerfei un3ui1mmenbdn
lsnoe unD unpsritGnolide 3eiIen ent
bielt.
C6Ihon bas llnteriuhungsgsrtf
. cine gerdbe3u fieberhdfte 36dtlgtei
enttpideIts. um oss angsbIiteu utter
tGtsrs habbafr 5u Derben, tonnte mo
gtismano entoeden, pas ia ielbfper
itdnblih ift, bd b0hit fp1bri6einlit
aaipar 5auIer islbft iih Die 9erDur
pung 6si6rahts, um auIs nsue oas el
taltste SntersiIe an ieiner Beriou be
pprsurufsn. 2lues iprift oaiiir, odB
teinsn SsIbItmorb tsgsben, ionoer
fidh nur oerIsBen ipoats. poB sr abt
! ourd feline llnsefhidIihtsit ieins
: 5oo terbeifiihrte.
Durt cine gang rsidbaItiss Qitt
! ratur uno 3ahlrsi6e 3upsrIdiIige Ill
; tuno.n lit bos Wdrher BON Der Dab
ften grin3snitaft auipar 5duiel
I lduait piberlegt. 4uh ioHitiss 8et
: mutbung.n betreffs fsirsr fiirftli9'
cosr boddriitofratiiten 4bitammur
r tonnten niht errpieisH tperosr.
t Stebt es, rpie esiagt, aud ni6t fe'
/ CAP Der Climbing Elm ShDinoIer, 3
e trigger ober bod psnigftsns betrogsn
: getraaer mar, 10 ipridt bod al
: WahrT6einlihteit oafIr, baB er in is
n ner bpitsriiden Sutt. Der GegsuitaT
: aaasmsinsn SntsrsFss gu fein uub
r bl.ibeu, unb in Isinsr trantbuften 6
: teltsit gum phantaitiIden Ndr6s
n srsdbler unb 2ugenfabrifdnt purt
n uno bab sr, aIs oas Gsbduoe ,
: Quqs uno5rugs. ods er aufTiibrte. 8
t Iammsn5ubrehen uno i'm unter ietn
n 5riimmsrn gu begraben brobte, g.
= t0btli9sn Daffe ssgyiffen BAT.
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perisnal'V otisea.

Or. 80. q. R. 9ennep, Der Dor
ei, 'aen 1asen i'm Soofellclp 3emrsl
ein.n 5dlasunfdn srIiit, III seitsrn IN
feinsr Wohnung, Ho. 2709 Reooin9
Rpao. aeftorben. Die 2ei6e ipro
morqen Radmittag um 4 llbr i'm fre'
matorium su 4i6e pertpdnoslt iperoen.
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Ql Der eSrib d. e n.

.JriBhen: sd bin hsute i'm Re9a
nen stpei ruufgetummen. 5ante."
5ante: so, banu bit 0u nobI ein
tleinsr Rehentiiuitler. Run redne mir
bod fhneQ einmal aus, tpie alt id
bin.
ND, 10 sroBe 3abIsn baben tpsr
| nod ntht ss3abt.N
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9 { n il q

Der tleine aarl ift unsesogen ses
tpeIen uno Mona bat ibn in bic Gde
oeFtslt, bamit sr ith ihdmen m6ge.
Jlah siRigsn Winuten bort er aus Der
4inberitube oas frDblihe carmen ber
gsfhtpiIter, uno bitteno penbet er iih
um: .Mloma, oarf ih mid In Der Rims
bxritubs srsiisr Indmen24
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8etrah tuna

aurt (oeITen @Itern in Sdeiouns
lieaen): r2ausbub' BADEN lie mid ge>
IbtmpFt. gebauen babsn iie mid UNI
Die Bette, uno iest, mo iis ausetnduoer
eebeu, ou raufen iie it9 um midi"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-02-08

Itching piles provoke profanity,
but profanity won't cure them.
Doan's Ointment cures itching, bleed
ing or, protruding piles after years
of suffering. At any drug store.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-02-08
CONFIDENCE.
We Back Up Our Statements With
Our Personal Reputation
And Money.

We are so positive that we can re-
lieve constipation, no matter how
chronic it may be, that we offer to
furnish the medicine free of all cost
if we fail.
We think that is is worse than use
less to attempt to cure constipation
with cathartic drugs. Cathartics
may do much harm. They may
cause reaction, irritate and weaken
the bowels, and make constipation
more chronic.
Constipation is often accompanied
and may be caused by weakness OF
the nerves and muscles of the large
intestine or colon. TO expect cure
you must therefore tone up and
strengthen those parts and restore
them to healthier activity.
The discovery of the active prin-
ciple of our remedy involved the la
Dor of skilled research chemists. This
remedy produces results such as are
expected from the best of the best
known intestinal tonics, and it is
particularly prompt in its results.
We want you to try Rexall Order
lies on our guarantee. They are ex-
ceedingly pleasant to take and are
ideal for children. They apparently
act directly on the nerves and mus
cles of the bowels, having, it would
seem, a neutral action on other or
gans or glands. They do not purge
or cause inconvenience. If they do
not positively cure chronic or habit
ual constipation and thus relieve the
myriads of associate or dependent
chronic ailments, your money will be
refunded. Try Rexall Orderlies at
our risk. Three sizes of packages,
1Oc., Csc, and soc. Remember, you
can obtain Rexall remedies in this
community only at our store-The
Rexall Store. Bell & Robinson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-02-08
Some Prices in Alaska.

A copy of a paper published at
Iditarod, Alaska, dated October T.,
last, contains interesting informa-
ton concerning the cost of living
there. The paper itself issued week.
ly, costs one dollar per month, or
$12 a year. 1t declares that there
is no lack of the necessities or even
the luxuries of life there, but that
the following prices will rule during
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-02-08

Comparison OF these prices Win
what we have to pay in ''the states
should tend to discourage complaints
about the high cost of living. Think
of "forking over" $40 for one hun
dred pounds of flour, another $40 for
one hundred pounds of corn meal and
$3.50 for hundred weight OF ham,
saying nothing about keeping a
horse on oats at $140 ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-09
Women Shoppers, Extravaganza.

A Journal correspondent writes:
"The feminine visitor to New York in
search of a winter wardrobe is likely
to find more barbarie eolors, and in
c:dentally higher prices, this year than
ever. One noted authority on these
matters IS of the opinion that New
York has gone clothes mad, pointing
out that never before have there been
such gorgeous materials such richness
of fabric or brilliancy of colors, nor
such marked activity on the part of
feminine shoppers. Early as it is, it
seems as though every one is intent
on buying her whole winter wardrobe
right now. and, incidentally, on spend
ing a lot of money on it. Some of the
new dress fabrics are as high as $25
and $35 a yard and while they are not
for the general run of shoppers, they
show the tendency toward elaborate
ness and extravaganza. New York has
long been noted for the costumes
WIN IL may Ot oNtii oPpAi 10 s'siNNeHt
but the visitor from other parts ar
irving on Fifth Avenue this winter is
more likely than ever to feel as if he
had stepped into the center of a rain
boW-ahd a most expensive one at
that"
We might charge the high cost of
living to this growing national trait
of extravaganza, but when the ricn
spend SIS a yard for dress fabrics
they put their money in circulation
and provide work for those content to
wear goods just as warm and costing
only 81 per yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-09
Killing Trusts for Fame of It.

Now another western mayor is gun
ming for fame in the trust slaughter
business. He has gone about it in a
more practical way than by long dis
full of hodgepodge rhetoric. He pro-
poses to investigate the local beef
business and to discover, if possible,
what class is responsible for the high
cost of meat foods in his city. He has
appointed special committee to cut,
weigh and invoice, as priced per
pound for various cuts and parts ac-
cording to the present scale by local
dealers. He hopes by this to exonerate
or convict local dealers of their part in
the high cost of living.
If he proves that his fellow towns
men are not pocketing exorbitant gain
out of prevailing prices, he would
seem to be up against snag, for in
Vestigating the beef trust is quite an
other story. Perhaps, then, he will
be compelled to adopt the blarney
procedure and get his revenge in the
same manner that certain other 're-
formers" get It, by abusing the afaroff
classification" and keeping mum
where it touches the personal pocket
book.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-09
The First Game.

The crisis is on; the climax is eli
maxiRg. and the Red lsox. are already
socking Ihe Giants, It isfthe very zenr
it'll Of sf0rting bliss ttebcntting of
diafsonds ON diamond! S Even tie " iel
Harvard Footbail game. must accord
the biggest biscuit to. the baseball
acme of enthusiasm.
What do we care if poor baseball
wild fans in thousands waited all
night in the streets for a chance of
being early to squander hard earned
dollars fer the precious pasteboards?
The games are on and the first goes
to the Boston team, and a line of
ticket seekers 16 blocks long waiting
all night for the box office to open, is
only one indication of the real inter-
est in the great American game.
1t is a healthy and human interest,
some one has said, but oh the pity
that people cannot take such an earn
est, honest, and lasting interest in
their own vital affairs of life. Did you
ever see man whom you thought
would remain in line all night for an
opportunity to express his approval
or disapproval of public issue?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-09
Elect as Bio as a CITY.

1t is pointed out that in the At
lantic fleet there are $4,000 men, and
that any city having so large a num-
Der of people would have hospital
and plenty of skilled physicians and
surgeons at hand to treat the many
minor ailments that such an aggrega-
ton of men are sure to- offer, to say
nothing of the very serious and
chronic cases. And in fleet it is de-
clared there is always greater demand
for hospital facilities not only for
treatment of disease. but also and es
pecially to preserve that fighting eff
ficiency the navy needs in emergen-
cies, and then when there is fighting
or some great accident it is really es-
sential to have near by hospital
ship with trained specialists on hand
in all the branches of medicine to care
for the stricken and injured in a man
ner not permissible on board great
ship with just one surgeon on hand.
And then lastly it is declared hos
pital ship would be supplied with all
those lethal agencies which would
preserve the dead until they can be
turned over to the next of kin.-Boston
Advertiser. 80 sf4f-s n. gl
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Railroad

IlME'AT WHICH TRAINS ARE EX-
PEcTED TO ARRIVE AND DEPART.
In effect September 80, 1872.
FROM BANGOR.
SEQ A. NJ, for Houlton, Ft Fairfield.
CARIBOU, Van Buren, and intermediata
Washburn. Grand Isle Madawas,xa ~
francis, FIT. Fairfield Caribou. @and. in
tt mediate stations Dining sar xsBansor,
s25 a NJ, for searsport and .interne-
2.S5 II NJ, for IIoultop. 4@iFair6eIa
Carinou, Van Buren, and principal inter-
mealate stations, via ,Medford Change
81 northern Maine Jet. for Stockton and
$40 z. NJ, for GreenvilIe, Brownvnle
and intermediate stations. 'e
ARRIVE BANGOR
40 A. NJ, from Searsport and interns.
date stations. ..''o' i'ie-
$50 A. NJ, from GreenyilIe. Rrawn,,,,a
and intermediate stations '-'o
2l5 +. NJ, from Van Buren,. cariho,,
Houiton and principal intermediate sta,
IONS. Dining car Millinocket TO Ranpor
80 T. NJ. from Searsport ond inter
mediate stations. Change to Maine CEN
6.4g F. NJ, from St Francis MAZDA
waska. Grand Isle, Washbnrn. Tnrt
Kent, Ashland. Caribou. FIT. FaIrdela
Greenyille and intermediate stations
DINING car Milo Jet to Bangor
lo55 +. NJ, from Van Buren,. carIhon
TT. Fairfield, Houlton and intermediafe
W. NJ: BROWN. GEO. NJ. HouGHToN
Gen'l Supt Pass'r Traffic Mo- ~
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Coming Events

Oct. S-10-American Board of Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions. Portland.
Oct. 9-1e-Annual Meeting of Maine
State League of Postmasters of Third
and Fourth-class Offices at Portland
Oct. u-l2-Maine Musical Festival,
oct ll1s-Maine Musical Festival.
Portland.
Oct. 16-ls-State Sunday School Con-
vention at Lewiston and Auburn.
Oct. 23-24-Centennial of Congregational
Church, South Paris.
Oct 2S-4-5--Maine Teachers Associa-
ton, Portland
Nov. 12-1EMaine Pathological Annual
Meeting at Portland.
Maine Fair Dates
Oct. S-10-Sagadahoc County Fair, Tops
ham.
Oct. 9-10-Annuai meeting of the Maine
State League of Postmasters of Third
and Fourth Glass Offices at Portland,
Maine
Nov. 12-14-state Pathological, Port
land.
Nov. 2o-A-N. e. Corn Exposition.
Dec. 4-s-Bangor Poultry Association.
Bangor.
Dec 1o-1+Main State Poultry AS
ISOLATION, Portland.
Dec. 1S-20-Freeport Poultry Assn.
Freeport.
Dec. S1-Jan. 2-western Maine Poultry
Show, Norway.
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Refusing to permit huge clockdial
advertisement to be hung before the
crowds at the Staten Island ferry, the
dock commissioner of New Yory city
has gone on record as regarding
open-air advertising as selling the
eyes of the public for private profit.
The newspapers. declares this official.
are the proper place for advertisement
and not the face of nature. Follow
ing this stand by the authorities, New
Workers expect TO see many of the
signs removed that for years have de-
faced the harbor front at the expense
of public eyesight.
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Maine Gossip
A Day With Dad.

Fathers had a busy day.
Hustled to the store at ten:
Listened to some stories gay
Told by other busy men.
Had to rattle for the smokes
With some members of the bunch
Spent an hour relating jokes
And then hustled out to lunch.
Hustled back at half-past two
Twice as busy as before,
Then he had a lot to do
Telephoning for the score.
Placed a bet or two, of course.
Signed a voucher for his pay:
Came home blowing like a horse.
Fathers had busy day.
Kansas CITY Journal
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hungry and cold as a result because
people awake to their folly and return
to the principles that have made this
country the most prosperous on earth.
If labor listens to it's organ it will
save itself many hardships. Reckless
disregard of the lessons from expert
ence is the folly on which politicians
count; demagogues fatten on it, and
evil lays its plans thereby.