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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
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fern Die Gnfihcioums oesgunoesridl,
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60. uon Chicago, Der befanntfid, Die
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wartune inahen Terielbe ipnr bon
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ieinc @eieaihnft nit Den Mrbeiten am
/ april bcqinnen rpiir0e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

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5ubtapfen fsines 9aters setretsn. DIR
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gmilie Deiiers, eeb. aoebl. brei Sob
nc uno cine 3ohter. Die 3sii Der Be
.roisuns III nod nidt feiisefets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

GcmmiFatb Manassrs' slfTOeiotion
tonfsrirttn esitsrn NIT benz iyinan5s
Aommlttst bsr Commercial NFottns
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Milion beIanfen fpiirben. Notiirlih
tpirb Mues eeiheben, I'm ben fremben
BsiuheTn ben MuFtntbolt bel uns 10
anaenehrl pis f1i0gIih 3li MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

clnnatIer gulfsblatt" btnnou Nd) III
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Gomrtbauie, iuuielbit Reuigteiten, Yin.
scisen II. !. iu. bis 10 llhr 40 Yiinu'
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ben. ScIepbuu Suutb 2401.
mamie osruri den elm
5suer.
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Sacob 9aroner, bon Der elften unS
Central apenut, btm gritidunsstobe.
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Der garsR.miie. oaB aus ben Genit.ru
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naoten, bas Seuer peruriahten. Das
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Dor spei sSabrsn in elmer !oiittt an Der
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lie Gupiueton Sfiiee fiir Sas uS!n'
sinnatier Yulfsblatt" befinoet I'D, I'M
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lrerSeu bis 10 llbr glbenos nalelblt
eutaeaenaenummen. Selcpbon Sonfb
1854.
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ben. Sclepbpu Suntb 24O1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
FAMOUS MEN WHO WERE HALF MAD All Men of Genius Said to Have Been Partly
 Insane
From the Scientific American.

From the Scientific American.
 Insanity has been variously defined in different eras and from many viewpoints those of the scientist, the physician, the lawyer, the psychologist, the philosopher, the man on the street. And little wonder, considering the almost infinite complexity of human psychisrn. Besides, to define iIf- sanity with precision one must first an swer the question What is mind?" Who has ever done that successfully.
 All gradations of the perturbed have been made, from the lovably daft to the hopelessly demented. And the point of view has, in the course of civilization, constantly been changing That of the present day is quite ultra scientific, hav- ing been developed from the ration alism' of Votaire in the eighteenth cen tury; it is finding which will certainly be modified for future generations For it considers many insane, or at least half mad. who in other ages were rightly lauded as geniuses, saints, benefactors and world compellers. It ignores the legendary, which is so fundamental in human nature, and so dear to humanity 1t takes no account of the emotional, the poetic, the ul-stirring-entities. which after all make living the most worth while.
 Prof. J. Grasset, of the University of Montpelier, has in his book "Demi-fous ct Demi-responsables," designated as half insane Lombroso would have deemed them afflicted with genius in-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
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sanity') such men as Pascal, Comte, Bazac. Hugo, Moliere, Wagner, Schiller Descarte, Cromwell, Goethe. Mozart Byron, Tolstoi. Ampere, Dante, Columbus even Shakespeare-and many another Obviously, when one considers such men demi-fous, there is something wrong with the definition.
 Did St. Paul or St. Francis see visions! What would civilization be If they had not? Did Beethoven "rough-house" the homes of his princely friends who sought to relieve his needs? What matter to any one who has heard the Ninth Sym phony? Was Caesar an epileptic? Was Napoleon a degenerate and hypochon- driac? Was poor Chopin's immortal music tinged with the toxemia of his con- sumption? Was Poe an alcoholic? Schopenhauer misanthrope? Did New ton abstractedly stick his fancee' s finger into his lighted pipe? 0Ie died a bachelor) Did Dr. Holmes neighbors doubt his sanity when he put out (so it is chroniced) a sign Small levers thankfully received?" Darwin used to surprise his friends by starting all sorts of apparently crazy experiments. Of what matter all these things; of what use to call such men as these neurotics, or mysteries or demi-fous? Where would humanity be today had not they, and such as they, lived? Who would not. if he could. be in such company?
 Grasset most wisely refuses. as is gen. erally done. to divide humanity into two hard and fast groups, the sane and the insane; the group which Is or should be placed in confinement and that which confines 1t. Part of his work is given to the discussion of semi-responsibility limited responsibility and attenuated re- sponsibility, to the end of that such dis functions may find place in French juris- prudence. It seems they have already been accepter in many continental courts, though not at all in our own in those of Great Britain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13


 '.Distress'' writes: "My hair Is so ely and stras- siii'g I wish you could tell me something to make it soft and fluffy. IL makes me positively homely. also have great deal of dandFuff
 Answer: Many wrmcn would be more beautiful if they had soft fluffy hair can tell you very simple remedy. that win make yeur hai- soft ana fluffy It will dandfnff. itching scalp and and falling hair Ask druggist for a oz. jar of plain yellow rnYol and according to directions. and yon will be surprised 10 note the df- z Fred W" writes: T suffer with headache in- digestion. nervous debility and an also thin aim st to the danger point What can be done for mef
 Answer: Ton can very readily overcome these df- rc,lliies by using three-gran ispo neeane tablets. They are pi.t up ir seaicd cartons with full diee- tions These hiehB rceemnended by physicians and If used according to aifteiiaHs you Will soon he rid oi headache. indigestion will be gone and you vii E4in rm 10 to 9 pounds Inese ian.e,s iuuid bo taken rrgula5ly for segerl moits and you nn depend ou gaining flesh
 'y.ee'' vfiies q have f'!ed remedies fer rheumatism That almost affaid 10 try any but if you ean tell me sure cure will tis It, Answer: 20 not be dishearensd bscause you have hgsn able e find sonefiHg that would curs your what tel ynt. Get from the dfur store; iodlhe or potassium. dgaass; sodium salie5alc dfsms vine of colcliicun tne half os. comp fluid balm wort. oz- essence earsiipi. l oz and syrup saisapariila ozs siix and tnke teaspoonful at meal tims and again before going to bed
 "Fern". writes T have suffered with bad cough for some lime and am also weak and tired of the time. wAich think is due to tue severe couehinss Can you give me , rsmedyG''
 Answer; Yes. your Eeakn-ss is due 10 the cough ing. but you can be eifcs by using ie following; Get a i2 packsgs Of nilao-iazene and mske ne irdng t0 d.ecti the bottle then take a ttnsyoonful. every hour tsc until inc cough is cured This makes f'll pint Of the very best and safest cough syrup. II yeur druggist does have mentho have him order il for you of the whole sale firms
 Doctor: What take for bad of n- l,gssilon7 have suffered with it for many yeari
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13

Lady Bancroft; after her, Tree will speak; Bernhardt, it is hoped, reply, and Paul Cambon, the French ambassador. wind up the proceedings with a few words. The event takes place at the Savoy hotel late on the afternoon of Wednesday, October 23. On the following Sunday, the last of her stay in London, Tree proposes giving Bernhardt a big re- eeption on the stage of Ills Majesty's. There was a talk of dinner beforehand, which Arthur Bourchier wanted to or ganize. but as nobody seemed anxious to accept responsibility for the expense the idea has been dropped.
 Just half dozen of us gathered to- gether at dinner night or two ago to wish John Mccormack, the eminent tenor,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
In Praise of Mustard

From the Cleveland Plaln Dealer
 The board of health of the sovereign state of Kansas has this to say in part:
 ''rhe only real legitimate field for mus tard is a plaster on the back, applied ex- formally. Many people use 1t in large quantities as condiment, when 1t irri- tates the tissues and is directly responsi- blc for much indigestion"
 Issue must be taken with this state board. Mustard is a beautiful and won- derful thing. whether 1t gilds the fields or stings the palate. Mustard is thing that makes beef palatable that imparts to dressing tang. that makes life worth living in thousand ways and places. Not that imitation called French mustard ' but the real thing-the cleverly ground seed that one macerates with bit of vim egar. pinch of salt. soupoon of sugar breath of olive oil and then beats and stirs and wallops until it is hot and creamy compound that touchest the meat like blessing. Don't spread 1t on-use 1t as you would a prayer. That is the real thing in mustard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13

goodbye and good luck in his approach ing American tour. He leaves for New York at the end of October, but most of the intervening time he spends in the provinces. It Is to be mainly a concert tour during which many of the leading cities fin the United States will be visited In Boston, however there are to be 10 performances of grand opera. McCor- mack Is one of the least pretentous and most delightful of men AS well as pet- fcctly equipped and highly accomplished singer. whose popularity on your side is fast becoming as great as on ours Also. he has just started golf and proudly an- nounced to us at dinner the amazing fact that he had that afternoon driven a ball 2G0 yards.
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and nothing take helps at all. I am also bothered with constipation.
 Answer: You should neglect indigestion and constipation ss leads to serious trouble very isequen'ly appendicitis is caused by this neglect Be gin at once and take tablets riopeptine These are packed in sealed cartons with full directions for taxing.
 
 Laura S." writes T am so tired and nervous al the time that can scarcely drag one foot after ,ae other It is very hard for have to work. My appetite is also Very poor"
 Answer; What you need is good tonic restora 'Fe treatment Take the tonic prescribed below and you VIII soon be strong and healthy and will have iiat tired feeling. Your work will become pleasure 70 you. Syrup Of hypophosphes cenp. 5 ozs iinc- 'lue cadomene. oz.. mix. and take a teaspoonf,tl oeiofe each meal This should be continued for seY- erai weeks until you feel perfectly strong.
 
 Martina writes; If you know of a safe harm adrse." ''S"S' Answer: Purchase these two ingredients at the ,rug store and take tesspoohi after each meal for e, ss s'en d'aD'e me dose continuing for sey- cfni "eehs or hs long as necessary; Aromatic elixir o>s.; giycv alooiene a. Mix by sha,s.ns well In bottle and aiwars shsks before using IT i. well Co purchase these separately aseid substitution Anna R. writes: T have taken medicine fren several doctors for liver and kidney trouble and spells. What shall dog" ''N'' Answer: Tha best rrmedy thrt I knoy for va,, trouble is three sain sulpherb tablets not sup.,ur teblets) These arc packed tubes with fuil directions Nost of the remedies only relieve hut n you take the suipherb tablets rssulariy for a fec weeks you will be cured This will purify the blood and your skin will iose that saliow ioct
 
 'liusy Mother"--Bedwettng can be easily cured in children by giving them the following: Tfncturs c'ibebs dram: tincture rhus aromatic drams. and conp fluid bhlmwou oz. Give from 10 to IS drops .n water hour before each meal.
 Doctor; T have very bad of catarrh of the head and my stomach. bowels and blood are affected suffer greatly and would like cure"
 A. G.:-Locrl treatment stdnld bs used as follows: Get ozs. of antisertic vilape powder. Use half teaaroonful to pint of snuff fic water fen, the palm of the hand through the nossri,s two or three times day Then make csfarrh balm by mixing level teaspoonful of viape powder with one ounce Of vnselne lard and aipy to the nosriis fsr up ss possible. Also take feaspocnfui four lines daily of the following: syrup sarpapanlia comp comp. fluid bamwor. OF. fluid ext buciu Mix and shake well
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ices. Marie has given him the rights in

inees. Marie has given him the rights In "At the Barn." the piece she did last spring at the Prince of Wales's. T sup pose" she said to me laughingly. T shall be coming to them in 10 years time and begging them to think of me for a small part in one of their produc- tions. After all, it's wise woman who rears her son as manager to whom. in her old age, she can go for an engage ment."
 The National Tribute to Sarah Bern hardt is making fair headway, the only point left to be settled being who shall act as chairman on the occasion of the presentation of an address to the famous French actress, congratuatng her on her 6Sth birthday. This Is to be done by
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Not Like the West

From the. Louisville Herald.
 Apropos of flat lifN in New York, Sena- tor Smith said the other day in Grand Rapids:
 'I have friend from the roomy west who moved to the metropolis recently Meeting. him on Broadway I inquired
 Well, have you furnished your new flat yet?''
 Mo- he answered, no, not quite. By the way, Senator can you tell me where could buy a folding toothbrush?'"