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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27

Sefebl gab, bub bic Nntluge ni:osr9ez
ihIagen tperDe. So6 muBte Boiler
porher beilig periprehen, oaB er fir
Ieine ssamilie iorgen tpplle, lptort9en=
Ioas Der 5uq lpieoer aufgenommen
peroen tpiiros.
Sames Wturrdp, pelher Dor etnigen
5agen, troBosm er oes MorOangrtffs
ansstlast ftano, nur oes tbdtlt9en Nm
eriffs i6uloig befunoen poroen 1T,
purpe ee1tern 5u oret W}onaten Sc
fdngniB, 500 unb Soften perurtheiI..
Ssines bisberieeu guten Seumunps
lpesen tpurbe ibm Die 8efdngniBitrafe
srlafen unb Die GrldubniB geeeben,
Die Celebrate in monotlihen Ratcn
BON $40 gu entrihten.
GbarlesSmitb lpuroe oss GinbrudlS
in oas Gjei6aft oon Gitsrtamp, 0er.
lamp, Murptp {. Gp. i6uloi9 befltn.
ben.
Die gantsrs Surstp Co., tpel9e Iid
fir ben oerihipunpenen @npalt Sohr
6. Sumpbrsps in Der 00be bon $50:
| 900 perbiirst batte, 5ahlte ge'teru lall
zines srsielten 8ereleihs $4,000 II
bos 8erid1t Elm. Oas 9eIo fGllt Der
Rahlab pss Sobr 3. GroDes 81.
9tsuer Sail & ON m dr
ernannt.
Die Common 9leas Ridter ernann:
| ten geitern 9srrn Srant g. PfaTf, fri.
beren 9ise Wapor bon Cincinnati
ais bemotratiI6es N2itgliso Der neuer
Gpurtbaus Sail 8pmmifIipn III
Stsle bes 6errn grdrtoH Us. Camp
bell, Der suriidgstretsn lit, ipeil er nihi
IGnser msbr Der bemotratiiden Icrtsi
angef0rt. Sur ieIbsn 3eit bei6lohsr
Die Ri6ter, an rdhitsn 5reitng ein:
lpeiters Siguno ab5ubalten, in Deld,el
pas 9eIuh Der friibsren Sail Som:
miIion, Der oerren SEQ. S6ott, SRI
6asI 9spannsp, Sobn u. Sruee I'M
Wm. Griffith, Inn Se3ablune fir ibrt
8ienits belpro6en perDen IDu. 3i
nsue aommiHiur fuRgirt pbns &c.
lar.
y d Ia 3 aGen.
Der psrIonlihe asohlaB Der Gli3.
8arriion betrast $3.50; oerjeniss be!
SsnrD s. Stiff S4289.
Bernard 5aneemun lit Seitdmsnts
ooliitreder bon WensesIous Ghisn
Yerionolien $25O0.
| Wtarp Sane WilIon lit Seitamsnts
poIitreferln BON Wiuidm MiIion
Ysripnalien $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27

Gopin +. 2anbp lit RatlaBperpaIs
ter bon Queuu Qanon; perionaIieu
$500.
6lora 6orn, 5risou !. Braun unb
Martba 8ogel itno SeitumentsoolIitrez
der bon Wiuiam 6prn; Perionalien
$4,000.
Soel $. Stoggs 1T g2a6laBpernols
ter BON 2ouiie SIumb gageI; perionas
lien $1,000, Grunc:iqentbum $4,000.
Sulia 90. Stompfon lit SeItamentss
boItrederin bon 9ep. 2onglano5bpmps
ion; Qerionalien $500, 8runpeigen=
tbum $500.
2lrhibulo Stuart permo6t Iein Ser
m0gen Ieinen &inbern 9enrp Dortbz
in9ton Quart, gillian $. Stuart,
Nnnu Stuort Site, Qrtibalo Stuart.
6rant 8. Stuurt, GtbeI Stuart. 5Ios
renee 9. Stuart uno Douglas Ot.
Stuurt. $1enrp 0ortbington unb Gil
lian $. Studrt iino Seitamentspolr
| Iiret2r.
8erihiebenss.
Clara 3, Slight, gla6IaBpsrnaltss
rim bes Sam. SO. Slight, Der am 3.
September 1912 geIe9entIth zines lInz
faQes i'm GtubIifement Der Soi. So.
ispb & Bro. Gp. iein Qeben siububte.
bat bic Sirma oeshalb auf 3atlung
BON $4,000 pertlagt
SEQ. 9B. Pitelbeimer erlangte ein
9erpitt iiber $3.50 9eqen 9puiS aoIbe,
lpGbreuo Der GeBtere Elm 9arbitt uber
$692 geeen q. B. unb 6. g. gitel=
beimer uno gilmore Stone sr6ielt.
Nuf 8runo erlittener 8erIsBunaeu
erluugtt Der minoerjdbrige DaItsr
$cenen gsItsrn Elm 8erbitt uber $4,000
sseen Die Golparos W&nnufacturtn9
Company.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27
Hbeinpialser llnterit. -@ereiu.

Ger Rbeinpfdl5er unterit. @erein
perlammslte iih DersaHssnen Conn
tao Rahmittas in Gus. 8oeb's SlGe,
2192 Central 9lDenue, unter 8oriiB
oes 5errn Dan Qusenbiebl unb Der
prototollfiibrung oes Serrn petsr
9auKaneurt. Gin Wtitslieo befinoet
iih aut Der aruntenliite uno bic Gat=
tin oes Wfitslieos Carl 'Sdoeni1s
puroe als perliorbsn semeloet. Das
Granfeits reip. Sterbeselo purbe sur
5abluna anseipiefen. Die 9erren
@eorg Slab aus unter9ambah uno
SObn UleB aus Rupertsbere iDuroen
CUR Miislisbfhaft DorseIdIasen. Gin=
Iaounsen su ben JeitIidteiten bea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27

Siebenbiirger Sahfen 8ereins sno
bes DeutIAzalnerttuniide llnterit.
8ereins tpurben ansenommen lno
getbeiliauns SugeIagt. sn Der ndhitcn
8eriammlung finoet Die 8eamt.n=
Termination itott. Die arrangements
fir Die gerlooiung nebit San5frdn5z
cben am Is. DECEMBER in Der Central
5urnballe MAIDEN srfreulide Sort
ihritte ,IobuB Der @rfolg bes 5efss
iebt lchon als gsItdert erfheint.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27
AuS >em atplijeiSertdt.

Qoliis RabinotpiB, DON Ranlas gttp.
tpelher betanntlih Dor einieen Sagsn
Don ben DetettiDs S'grien uub Bed
rpepse unter Der Nntlase oes Be
.ruges perbaftet iporben mar, purs.
aeitern unter $1,000 8iirgihaft ben
GroBgeIhiporenen iibsrtpieisn.
Die 34iGbrise 5rau 4nna Martir,
zen No. 1928 Robert Strabs, NenpOrt,
ap., tpelfe Dor einissn Wphen ibrsn
Gatten uno ibr bier tl.inen Rinoer
I'M Std gelaT.n bate, unb ieitoenl
nit SxHrp anidmdnn, bon SO. 60e
Wejt 4, Mpe., Sriammeneelebt bate,
Inohte seitern nit tbrem @olan BEN
Rihtsr feline 4ufpartung. Wartin
tin SpeaialppliSiit, mar nit ieinsn
bier stinbern i'm geri9te erihiensn.
jenoh bate bic Satin uno Wutter
nur Mueen fir Rnietmann. Rihs
ter Jride perurtbilte Die bsiben Nn=
eetIaeten gu j. bret Wonat.n Mrbeits.
bcus, $500 uno ben Soften. Mlartir
brad. aIs er bas llrtbeil pernabm, in
Ebrdnen aus, uno bat ben Rihtst
ibm feline Jrau uno Den Hinbern ipr,
Wutter 5uriidauseben. Da aud 81,
ptGiiDentin b<r9umanitGtsgeIslli llihofr
ucn Campbell GountD Elm sutes Wott
fir Jrau Mnrtin einieste, iuIpenDir.
te Nihter Jride bic Strufe in ibren
Ja1e. anidmdnn jeboh ipuroe mad
Dtm 4rbeitsbaus sebraht, um iein,
Strafe ab5ufisen.
Samuel Gantsr. 20 Sabre oft, pcr
No. 854 Fodbale 2lpe.. ipel6tr Dor
Dem Wotorepele poliaiiien Ottopob
uegtn llebertretues Der Dertsbrscfbi,
mana (au ihnellen Jabrtns) perbnite,
rorbeH mar, tpuroe nit elmer Ot!b.
itrafe BON $25 uno ben Soften Be.
legt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27

f1fIpl1elt IN SDtn llftfer Deiit ,S'ltIid'
tipe. nno Heferenour1-Im -Imeiroement
Der nelien Geriaiirng perben gegen-
lpdrtig Don Wtitalieoern Der Siga IN
llmIalf gelest all Dem 3lpefe, Die
annabme bon 3ipei @eiesen IN Der be-
porltebenoen 2egislatitrlibrng berbel.
5lifilDretL. pnn benen bur6 ous cine
Der gerlanot BON geiItigen 8etranfen
nah .trodenen" @ebieten bel ihnerer
Stra1e Derboten, Ollrd) ba5 unhera
aber cine lid)ere Snnbbabe fiir Dieglb.
Iebung Don VIrgermeiitern uno anOe-
rem offentliheu 8ealnten, Die Die llY
Den @etrdnfebanoel ge3ua 6abenbsn
tSafeBc nidt itrift onrdyfiibren ge-
If)aTfen lueroen loQ.
ssl eilcr fiir5lih IN Columbus ab.
gebaltehen Gonferen5 Der Siihrcr Der
anti-Snloon.2iga muroe Die Gut
reidlug oieier beioen 8eiebporlagen
lnnb Die 3irtltlirling Der Eetitionet
beifloiien. @ie 9fep. s. Sanoforo,
Ger SnperintcnDent Oe5 5oleDoer 81.
ltrifts Der Stga, am Sonntag erflarte,
lin0 gegenluartig penigitens eintali-
leno Beriolen i'm gon5en Staotc nit
Der Sanmllng bon llntcrl6riften tilr
ole Betittonen belfafttgt.
Wenn Die Segislatur lid, tpeigern
iollte, Die beiDen 8eiesporlagen 81,
puiIiereu, Damn mill ole Anti= Sdloon.
Giga bon neuem Yetitionen IN llm-
laui ieBen u1o Die beioen 8e'ebpors
lagen olreft Dem 8olfe bel Der nad)-
item aagelneinen @abl 5ur 9lbItinl-
mung unterbreiten.
1ie beiben 8elceporlagen peroea,
| pie Derlalttet, iharie o3dbue" erbnl-
ten. 9Iuf SerleBuug oe5 geplanten
Gerbots Der Giniubr BON beraltihen.
oen @etrdnten in otrofene" @pbietc
ees Staates ioll cine itDere StraTe
geleBt iper0en.
lie anoere @eiebporlage miro ;tpnf
beltinlnen, oaB 9iirgermeiiter lmo
anoere oiientlihe 9eantte, Die Die 8e.
iese i'm allgemeineu" nid)t ourd).
iiibren, abgeiest tperben ioueu, aber
eS iii oodl ipe5iell ouf Die Gr5lptn.
gung itrifteIter Iurhfiibrltng ser alri
Den 8etrdufebanoel ge5ug babenoeu
@elebe obgeleben. Die Maftbefug.
EiB, iolde geamte aus Dem 0ienlte
| 5u eutlallen ioQ Dem @o,lperneur
lno ben GommonpIeosrthtern perlic.
fen peroen. G5 miiiien 9elpeiie er.
bradt rueroen, COB DER betr. geanltt
Die @eiebe nidt olrd,fiibrt, lno Ell,
@erhor ennpe0er Dor Dem 8oupernclll
noer Dem Gommonpieasridter io1
ibm geiihert Deroen.
Tie Gntlfeiolmg oeS 8ouperneilr:
ioQ cuhgilltig fem, mdbreno Die gut
iheioung zines Gommonpleasrihter:
elmer, aber nlr elmer Repiiion ,os
error" ourh ein anoeres 8eritt I'M
terwerfbor iein ioQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27
0eburten.

yobert unb 2ena gliebols. 2012
Wbitman Strabe; Gnabs.
oSobn uno Mnna Wenoel, 1113
groaofpap; Mdoden.
5tspen r. unp Gora Gurssilsr,
S19 Charlotte StraBe; &nabe.
6ugo 8. uuo glisabetb Shent,
212O Goth Strabe; anabe.
Nm. 6. unb 8efiie Mortin, 3131
80. 6. glpenue; Wdoden.
Soc uno Sarab Gresnbsrg, 1911
Central NDenue; MGbhen.
Dapis unb Gillian Goben, 213 Is.
StraBe; Wdbfen..
Charles unb Wart6a gopler, 2527
Southfioe MDenue; anabe.
Uforris unD Dora &isner, 10
Gldrt Strabe; MGbden.
Gotpurb unb CLARA 6ausler, 136
W. McMideu 4penue; MGohen.
gbriitian unb Mnna 3fpid, 709
Bone qloenue; MGbhen.
8ernbarb iinb Mnna 9effron, 1886
Weitpoob Mpenue; Mdohen.
Sames uno Sennis Gorman, PIT
Goetbe Strabe; Mdbhen.
Wm. unb Wtinnie Marcus, 1887
Wdlter Strabs; ana6e.
Sobn unb GbriItine Shriper, $3.50
Gbmpnb2 Rpao; Gnabe.
gBm. uHb Roie 5bompIon, 1925
Wonab StraBe; UtGbdgn.
2ouis unb Satbrin gngelte, 525
RidmOno Strabs; Mdohen.
Spbn uno 4nna Oaln, $40 sSuerz
ion Strabe; Wdbhen.
Jreo unb Sofephine 8oebrinser.
1924 W. 8. Ipenue; Wadbden.
5erbert unb Glorenee garsleti,
2117 ct. Sonss 4penue; anabe.
Walter 6. unb 6elen 9uie, 80 Sit
WcWtiden Qlpsnue; Mdbhen.
GraRt M. unb Carrie sSones, 1902
gbparos Roab; anabe.
George nnb Dsarp Roqu.t, 3409
WoOpburn Ipenue; anabe.
9omsr unb Nbeleibe Stimfon, il
9reenpooo Court; anobe.
55omos 8. uno Catherine Sorlep.
1923 Bremeu StraBe; Wdbhen.
Wm. unb Vorma Rubn, 2716 gben
9lpenue; Rnabe.
gbarles 6. unb Marp See, 4549
Gaitern Mpenue; 4nabe.
Nribur unb Roie aIotter, 314
Glotter 4penue; anabe.
Sonss 8. unb Rutb 5orns, 43s
Gheitnut StraBe; Rnabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27
Gannoperaner Mandytr aaiino.

Das 0aunopernner Raufer Aas
iinp bit fir ieine Mitglieber, otrtn
HdMilitn uno yreunbe tiHen Ball
arrdngirt. Der am beutisen Mbsnf
i'm grobtn GaaI Der MrbeiterbaIl,
itattfiHbet. Gin tiihtises Aommittss
9ut bic Arrangements beioret uni
felt allen 1beilnebmern einen Ders
sniigten MbenD in Nusfiht, 10 biz
redte Norbereitnng fiir ben Donfas
euuoStag. Deri6ieDene befreunbets
Dereint 9aben bic an iie tr9oneens
QiHlcbuns aneenommsn, fobab Is an
10tIrei&tna Ntfu4 unb gutter GeftlI.
I@dF ntdt fehlen eDirS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27
&eritppfuna forrinirt.

Sie it3nellite una permauenteiie
8ciic, 8erItopfuug @llio'itdt. Ma.
gen, Sebers uun lluterlets- SeloeH
2u bebehen, lit. 8Iadburu'$ Gasta.
9ipno!. 2Sille,t 3lr nehlnen ols
ThisinuSol. IbiiifrmitteI, Comic mo
9hltreinigun9Smittel. 1Qc uue 25e.
.s(potbefen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27
Wa6f,a6reu aus @6io.
8eibe alte Harteien baben einen Miid.
gang sn perseihnen.

So3ialnten MAIDEN bebeutenOe 6es
iplnne. - Ias gotllm Der Brobi.
blttoniiten bot nur Inn 5000 Stin-
men 5ugenommen.-- Merflpiiroige
WablergebHiiie. = Die 9[nti4Sa-
loon.Stga maft mobil. - Gintau-
ieno ibrer Waulrpiirie bereits an
Der slrbeit Wtit Silie BON sSSili-
tiotipe pollen Tie tire glnitlage ge-
gen Die perionlihe Sreibeit ipirfianl
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27
Yl1eIidler SOB.

Der 81 Sabre alte aommiiIipns.
bdnolsr 2lmbrois S,u.s, pon go. no
SIT 5ront StraBe; itarb in Der Raht
pom Wpntas auf 0isnitaa plDBli6 in
ieiuer 8Obnung, Np. 343O gerrp
Isuue, oDoe Bart, am 6er3IhtaQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27

1ros oes gerinaen wotams Der
Hrobibitioniiten lit Die Mnti-SaIoon-
Niga - ibre SfIeppetttrdgerin
ihon ipie6er i'm DeIb. Die eriten pe-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27
Mus ben WerihtsbDfen

GbeI6eibungen als 0antioeungstass:
tags Geitsnts. Neue Shst
ounastlageR. glboIpb Sanbsr's
Ssftoment. Neuer Sail Som
miii6r renannt. - artminal1ah
Ha6laB 9lngelegenbeiten.
9erIhiepenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-27

0fhfe aielsr Sprsftsn in Qannem; Dyst.Cer
rnse; fstnsr neue 1on. Hsrstnee tWligAnerj
s0s--s1 .00 PET 6es. ps. 0etSlsr & G.,
Y33 E3et q. Nue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-25

Industry is the foundation of all development. From the remote past when the farmer ground his corn between the two granite stones, until his brain conceived the idea of enlisting other agencies than human muscle, and invented the mill substituting the latent powers of Nature to assist him in his enterprise industrial evolution has brought civilization up to it's present high point of achievement
 And as the fuller built his mill by the river side where he could sink his shaft and utilize the power there going to waste, so all great in dustrial centers have been built up because of the natural advantages at hand, and it is not be- ittling the efforts of the worthy gentlemen of the aggressive local Board of Trade, to credit largely the rapid development and growth of our city to our own Natural resources.
 Situated we so closely to the Metropolis of America, with excellent railroad and water
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-25

way transportation facilities, growth came nat urally and normally, until we have reached the position of the second city in size in the state. Further progress and development depend upon how generously these industries are supported by the general public. Only short time ago, her Royal Highness, Queen Mary of the English Court, placed an order with a local manufac- turer for "Made in Bridgeport product. If any of the firms represented on this Industrial directory supply articles ''good enough'' for Queen Mary, they certainly ought to have the patronage of every man and woman who are in, terested in the future development of these in dustries When in need of any of the articles, we suggest that you insist that the "Made in Bridgeport brand is delivered-by so doing you will best serve yourself and the City of l which you are a unit only, but an important factor in it's future development.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-16
STATE PROGRESSIVE PLATFORM

in trials and on appeals shall be elimi-
mated, so that justice shall not be de-
layed or denied.
Is The creation of state conser-
vation commission embracing the
work OF the state geologist. the state
etomologist. the bureau of statistics
and the state board OF forestry.
l9. The erection of a state library
and archive memorial building in
celebration of the centennials of the
state in 1916. the state having now
no adequate place for its priceless his
torical documents and library.
20. \ national income tax. and a
state Inheritance tax: and in connec-
ton with these an expert inyestiga-
ton. followed by a complete reforma-
ton of the tax laws OF the state
whereby such outrages as are now
committed in working out the corpe-
ration highway tax shall be render
ed impossible: and whereby small
properties shall cease TO bear more
than their proportion OF taxes; and
whereby as new taxes are added pre-
sent direct taxes shall be diminished.
81. \ revision OF the road laws,
along the line of state aid and state
control of main roads.
%. Liberal pensions TO soldiers.
%. Federal regulations of corpora
tions doing an interstate business, un-
der the supervision of an industrial
commission with power similar TO
those of the interstate commerce COM
mission.
"a We hold that the liquor traffic
is a moral question and that its solu-
ton rests wholly in the moral and re-
ligious attitude of the people them
selves; that the moral and religious
attitude of the people of Indiana can
and will be honestly expressed on the
! liquor question only when it is wholly
divorced from politics. AS perma,
nent solution we agree to enact the
! initiative and referendum, through
which method a vote of the whole peo'
pie honestly expressed, without bias
or prejudice of party politics, may be
had. In the meantime We favor coun
ty local option as temporary relief
25. We favor a tariff measured by
! the difference between the cost OF
production here and abroad. This is
| fair to American manufacturers; less
than this is unjust to American labor
ers; more is unjust to American con
sumers We demand the immediate
creation of a genuine permanent non
partisan tariff commission, with ample
power and definite duties fixed in the
law itself; meantime We demand the
immediate revision of the Payne-Ald
rich tariff law along the lines of hon
est protection.
&c We favor the calling of con
stitutional convention by the mex
legislature, the delegates thereto to b.
chosen by direct vote of the people oil
a non-partisan ballot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-16
This Is My 62nd Birthday
ROBERT BARR.

Robert Barr, the author of many
popular novels, was born in Glasgow
Scotland, Sept. 16, 1850 With his par
ents he came to Canada as a boy and
was educated in the normal school at
Toronto. For some years he was en-.
gagged in teaching school in Canada
In 1876 he removed to Detroit and for
the next four or five years he was on
the editorial staff of newspaper in
that city. He went to England in 1881
and engaged in Journalism in London
Some years later, in partnership with
Jerome K. Jerome, he founded the
Idler Magazine. OF late years Mr.
Barr has given his attention almost
wholly to novel drifting.
Congratulations to-
James J. Hill, builder and for many
years president of the Great Northern
railway, "a years old today.
Hamlin Garland, the noted novelist
and dramatist, 80 years old today.
John G. Mccullough, former gov.
ernor of Vermont, II years old today
A. Bcnar Law, the Canadian-born
statesman who has risen to the lead.
ership of the Unionist Party in Great
Britain, 81 years old today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-16
What Men Will
Wear ThiSFallin
Correct Tailoring

Mems Fall Suitings are in beautiful
Scotches. Tweeds and Cassimeres.
London Grays, Oxford Blues and
Browns. and decidedly pretty are GER
tain English effects in which a dis
tinctive pattern is produced by two
tones of the same color blending into
the design. All this wealth of new
weaves and colorings are combined
with an exceptionally large line of
staple Blues, Grays and Browns in
Worsted and Cassimeres in our new
Fall line. You will certainly be sur
prised at the remarkable value this
fall in suitings at SIS, SIS. $50. s22. $24
and up. We do High Glass" Tailor
ing-High Glass Tailoring holds per-
feet shape as long as the suit lasts.
Cheap Made" tailoring soon loses its
shape and is not worn by good dress
ers. We guarantee a perfect fit or
no sale and extend a cordial invita-
ton to you to look over our new fall
line and see the new fashion plate.
We keep posted in regard to correct
style. This is our tenth year in the
tailoring business and our business
has grown to large proportions
There's Reason"
EMMoHs TAILORING CO,
Corner Ninth and Main,
Richmond, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-16
Wilson, Weakness.

There several Woodrow Wilson should
not be elected President
continue
en as we'll How the interests
which Washington Times
~ The amazing performance in between Governor Wilson
ana the New YORK bosses at Syracuse completely
candidate for President State fair by
him in him
endne with urDb bs @ m p h oo
OF his tacit consent to those plans 49,
in
most before had avoid association with MURPHY He
IN mis- speech he talked plainly at the bosses and tod them
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York goes against him. either oosev viii be elected or else the election
this and e to- force e wilson ACCEPT their e
price of their for him Let consider what will if
Empire State while wilson 5 President
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Democracy
forces privilege and corruption that Barnes and Pene repre-
wiling wreck it, later they way; they
Wilson makes with the uprising decent sent
ment New York make Oscar sraus and
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will it alone, result will
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Why They Go Mad.

Harry Macedonia once made a whim-
steal remark after his return from
one of his many polar expeditions. Z"
II didn't mind the cold SO much. "
he said. land the hardships were to
be looked for as a part Of the game.
But what proved to be almost insup-
portable was the constant association.
day and night. with the same men.
They were all good fellows. too. and
liked them, but got to know them
too we'll. A man is like a music box.
He can only play just SO many tunes.
and after you have heard them all
over again and again you get deadly
tired of them. think that Is why SO
many go mad on such trips"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT.
ORS AND BUILDERS

The Foster CONSTRUCTION Co. have
opened a factory for the manufacture
of Cement Blocks, Copings. Porch Col
umns. Caps Stills. ETC.. at Ike Old Mill
Works.
They have a complete outfit nj mod.
ern machinery and are using nothing
but washed and graded materials In
all their work. II you are a contrac.
tor it will pay you to use the best ma.
terials obtainable. II you are going
to build it will pay you to insist that
your contractor use the Foster Con.
struction Co.'s products Would be
pleased to have call at Factory and
inspect their Products or call phones:
Res. 1929 or Factory 34o6.
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|Heartto:Heart.
| 9 Talks. ;.

THE BETTER WAY.
English Jack" iSsdead.

English Jack" iSsdead.
And thereby hangs a real romance.
English Jack" known as the Craw-
ford hermit, lived back in the woods
Of north Conway, where he had many
visitors and no confidants, and the
story Of bis life has been revealed
since his death.
He was born in London, where he
was left an orphan when a small boy.
He became street urchin, living on
the town. One day while wandering
about he encountered a little maid of
Eve years who had lost her father
He helped the girl to find her home,
and that day was red letter day for
him. Mary's father. named Simmonds,
adopted Jack, and from that time he
had home.
SimmOndst was ship master and
found place for Jack on board his
ship. At the close OF. each voyage he
made his home with Mary and her
father.
It was natural that he and Mary
should grow to love each other, and it
was agreed previous to his last voyage
that the two should marry on his re-
turn.
But, alasi
He was gone a little more than a
year, and ON his return when he went
to the school where he had placed her
he found that Mary had died.
His heart was broken
Turning his back upon the world. he
spent the remaining thirty-six years of
his life in aimless, hopeless solitude.
He built shack one story and a half,
the ground floor serving as sitting
room and kitchen, from which lad
der took him up into a bare garrett.
where he slept.
There he lived his life, lonely and
desolate to the end.
And the lesson Of the tragedy?
While there is q touch of tenderness
in the sad story, one may we'll depre-
cate such q withdrawal from the world
OF men. How much better to have
enshrined the memory of his loved and
lost and gone on working and helping
and smiling to the end.
There Is no place in this busy world
for hermitage.
The time is past when men could
hope to forget a sorrow or atone a sin
by living the solitary life
Atonement is by way of helpfulness.
Eorgetfulness of sorrow is by way
Of forgetfulness of self