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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18
BafesOau.

0r1iioent augult Serrmnm febrte
aeitern abeno nod 0reitagieer abme.
ienbeit BON bier, aus Dem Sauggerp
Stub, Snbiana, ouf ieinen Eoiten 81.
rid.
SbgIeif S,oiepb Sinfer ieinen Son
traft nit Serrn Serrmann nod tris
mer nift unter5eifnet bat, neil Yrds
iibent Wurpbp uno 5duptltng Gpers
hire Wabl inter ben ibnen gum aus.
tauid angebotenen Spielern nod nldt
a~etroiien baben, fam beute NIT Vcs
itimmtbeit ~pieoerbo1t peroen, BOB
Soieph Der ndhIte Sduptling De:
yMeos" iein miro. ga Die hieligen
Sans Ses langen 8er5uss %nad)geraOe
iiberoriiiiig iinO uno IbidluB DER un-
terbanolungen perlangen, miro es ID.
men our geirieoigung sereiten, 81 er.
iabren, baB 8rGiioent Serrmann Dor
Ieiner in nahiter ISOLDE %erfolgenoen
Mbreiie nah SEEM Dorf, 81 Der Spe'
sialiieung Ser acknowledgements
lion bic Siderung 3infers obne
3meifel 5uitanbe bringen miro. go
grot ais Der 8erpinn Der uRebs"
onrh oieien aiistauih, ebenlo grob
mir6 Der 8erluit Ger Cubs" burdl
lem SdeiSen iein, benm Sinfer lit,
n1dit Sans @agner CEirat"), Der
a~nerfannt bette Ibfdnger Der beioen
groBen 2isas. Wan barf es beshalb
benz gbieagoer Wagnaten nno benz
bortigen S1uptlins niht 81 iebr Der.
iibIen, baB Tie fir iolh mertbpoller
lSpieler Den b~eitmoglifen grias 81
linden iaden, che lie eeiien ausid,ei-
oen gutheiben poaen. God, bat aul
oieier Welt @Ges - oarunter did
has 3ogern uno 5inbalten oer
Cubs" - iein Gnoe, nnb miro oieies
Gnoc nod IN bieier ISOLDE erreid)'
peroen, inoem 1inters llebertraguna
an bic .Meos" i'm 9ustauih mir Grit
deli uno Nbelan uno cine beoeutenot
@eIoiumme itattfinbet.
Sb Ginfer in Der 2eitung be,
.Meos" beirieDigen miro, iii nod
fraalid); obgleif) err alle Die Gharat
tereieenifaiten beiitt, Die 81 einelr
erfolareifen 9ailptling e~rforoeriid
itno, fommt er obne ule G%rfabrung II
oieie midtiae Stelung mno muB Dor
berbano ais elm Experiment erad,tet
perben. Seoenfalls miro er onrdy iein;
9eiituugsf1bigfeit ais abidtger mi
beionoers ais Shldger bic .Reos'
INN penieitens 80 Hro5ent frdftigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18

ner S~tauffaher" unb 6err Srib Bin
seli ols ,NrnolD Meldtbal" mitpirfz
ten. Die 6srren purben fir ihre
Mubenaltuns burh. frenetifden Bet
fall belpbnt unD Der 8orbang mubte
metrmals pisber in bic 6Obe gesogsn
fperben, neil bic Mntpeienben iid an
benz trsfflih selunsenengiloe ni6t Iatt
Ieten tonnten. Muf bas pffi5ielle BRO
gramm folete Elm semiithlides 3ana=
trGn3den, fir pelfes 5ofer's aapel=
le bic n0tbioe Mu1if lieferte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18
Sas gtiftuugsieft
1seiert am fummenoen Samitas Die
Spbmann'ide @ittiuenbcimatf.

@m fommsnosn Sumitag. %. Noz
pember, fsiert Die 8oomann'f6e Witt@
fpenbeimutb ihr Stiftung5fsit unD pie
aIidbrli6, 10 iino audi beuer pieoer
bic umfuiienoitsn 8orbereitunesn gee
trpffen porpen, UNI Den 6reunoen nno
90nnern oieisr oeuti6sn WobltbGtiSe
teitsanItalt ~esleeentlid bieier 5sisr
senuBreine Stunoen 81 bereiten.
5rGulein Martha Sietmeier, Die be-
fannie Sopraniitin, bat, pie lie es be-
rsits bel frii6ersn S%eitli6teiten Der
4nitalt osthun. Iih pisoer in Der lie
benspiirbigitsn Weiie bereit ertldrt,
fir elm muIitaliihss 9rogramm Sor.
ee trogen gu ppllen uno Die 5eitgdite
oiirfen baber zines prd6ttgen 8nnit>
oenuiIes perIihert Ietn.
1iir materieae Semitic ptro Ielbitz
rebeno gleidfaas in better Wsiie Sprs
ge qstraaen fem, benin Die 8amen psre
ben notiirlih fir aafFes unb Sudden
am Ra6mittag iopie fir elm idmuda
bates Nbsnobroo 0orte6runeen tref;
fen unb oos Suuptgeriht oes Ibenoz
eiIens tpirb Elm oelitater S~ruthabnbra=
ten nit benz nothiden s2ubebDr btlDen.
Mngeiitts pieier 8orbereitungsr
rehnen Die 9amen, beren Sbbut BIZ
@ittpen6eimat6 untsrite1t lit, geles
oentlih oss Stiftunesfeites auf einen
aahlreiden gelud uno cine liberatg
8eiIteuer fir bic Ga1Ie ser Nnitalt
Die au ben G~lteiteu unb prahtt9itsn
0entmdlern bes Observation-Disclosures
oss bieIissn 9eutIhthums gebort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18
1emtibes 9beater.
nSatiniba" berettet Den geiud)crn et=
men %pergniiatrn Ibeno.

Sran3 bon Suppe's rsi3enDe Sps@
retts .5atinisa", Die mir Iett Der Sci
finger 9aItfpisl bier ni6t geIeben,
mar aeitern NbenD Die 9arbietung i'm
9sutidsn Sbsater. 9as Wert bot
bon feinem prtdslnoen 2iebrei3 ni6ts
etngebibt unb man6 angenebme Grim
nerung an bergdngene 3eiten tpurDe
bur6 bic flotte 0ariteQung rpieosr
nahgerufen. Sc mar in Der Sbot Elm
freubiges Wteoeriebsn. Nus benz Wez
lobienrei6t6um Der Speretten Der al
ten Snule permGgen bic Operetten@
inneioer bon hsute glei6 5pat gu MAJ
6en. 9u qtbt IS niht sine, ionoern
qleih Elm babies Subeno YdrdDeroQsn,
iobab 0us Gnfemble ihon gut beltelt
isin muB, psnn Die Iuf9aben ale be-
frisbigenb gel0it neroen ioQsn. uniere
beutihe 9i6ne fam IiA zines Iolhen
GnIem6les rii9men, unb bic geitrtge
8~oriteQunq bat aufs Neue ben gez
pets srbrudt, bdb es in Der Sperstte
bieielbe Weiiteridaft erret6t bat, ME
in Der SariteQung oes Suit uno
S6auipiels. 9as 3ublrei6 erIhtsneTe
9ublitum ertdnnte oas uuh piutg an
unb soate Der Nuffihrung bersllher
8eifaa, Der mad ben QttIhliHen nod
beionbers unter1trihen purDe. SRI
GoQintzS enoen bra6te fir ihrer
2eutnant DlQbimir ben gdn5er
S6neio uno teden uebermut6 nit, Der
oieie RoQe erheii6t unb bu lie i6r aud
qeianolih oereht puroe, 10 tDar Del
GrFolg poQfommen. Serr FtI6ersN6:
ten i6ob dls 8eianasfomiter in Del
RoQe oes Generals 8antidutoTf Elm
mai nieber ben 0ogel ub unb lott
Qahen aug, penn INNER er ouf be,
8i6ne erI6ien. Die 2pDta puro
BON Fri. Naparrp in Iiebsnspiiroigen
Ru6men gegsben unD lie blteb be
RoQe in teiner WeiIe etpa5 I6uloig
Die 6erren Sobn 5siftsl (S3aet ga
Ida uno 6ans 5oritnsr al5 De
Rrieqsz correspondent BON 8olg bat
ten i'm apetten Nft beitens 9elegenhei
eur Gntfa(tunu ihrer 5alente unb Il
iteGten ibr 2iht burtaus niht unite
BEN Sheffe(. Dieter spsits Oft, be
i'm Surem So33st 9ui6as ipielt, ma
~Iber6uupt unQemein pirtidm heraus
qearbsitet. Die icentihs Qusitdttun
NOR iuperb unb geraoe bier flleBsn b
Melobisn in einem ununterbrohene
/, Strom. 4u6 bic 8oItiimirung be
Surems6ameu perbtsnt Grpd6nunc
fur3, es mar elm re6t dttrattioes gtlf
9uB aus ben 0amsn 9uniee, BLUM
6erDer unb Waper beiteAenoe 6arems
Quartet muhte feline Sa6e beior
bers out. 6srr 8aul gfelOa als b
S~nfdnteries &upttdn, 5err Sans 0o1
!. bart6 uls 5aTan Sen unb 9err Wtii
!. Ter Sabricius uls Der 6aremsIpd6tt
hatten nebIt al ben anosren auhlre
den Mitpirfenben pollen Intheil q
, ben Ghren beg Qbenos. 3upsQmeiItt
Sans 9luten bate bic Quffihrung sl
!, in Der 6anb. iobab 5ptiaen Cancer
: unb Sr6eiter Ruppprt herri6te. Iu
Die gei6idts Reaiefiibrun9 iopie b
i~tilpolIs Snicenirunq fislen bel De
, 8elingen Der 8oriteaunq in bic Wa!
: fhale.
. Nd6iten Sonntag g~elanQt be
. prG6tigs 2uitfpiel n5ante Re9ine
: bon q. paul, 3ur Nuffiibrung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18

8epolper gu nebmen, ais Die Duffe
Ii6 entlub. Die augel ourhf6lug Die
re6te 9anb Des Negers uno bohrte
ii6 iobonn in bic S6ulter ieiner
5rau Elm. Die 8sruneliitten purDen
mad benz itdptif6en 9OIpital ge>
bra6t, mo tbre gerlesungen als UNI
nefGhrlih beaeihnet nurpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18
2%lngemeine 1atbnltfens
Neriammlnng.
Die Grnennnngen gum Mrmen'Sor'
itanb in Den 9emtihen aatbol.
Wemeinnen.

Die allgemeine 8atboltien : SerS
Iammlung, tpelhe eeitern Nafmlttd9
untsr 8oriiB o !Serrn 5p. atitner
unb Der Drotofollfiibrung bon 5errn
Geo. 9. Shranb in Der ct. Warten=
Shulbnlle itattfanb, nies cine isbr
erfreulife 8etbeiliguns auf, nament@
lid ieitens Der jipgeren Witglteoer
Ser beutfden fottplii6sn gemeinben.
Nad @erleI Jung uno 4nnabme oes
protofolls Der porjd6risen 8erIammz
lung qelangten Die geri6te Der Dele
eaten iiber bic domination gum Mr=
men : 8pritano Der angeI6loHeneH
@emeinpen our 8%srleiuns. Oteielben
Durben bon Der 9eriammlung etn'ttmz
niq anqenommen. toerr Spi. 8. Wolf
unb Der YrGIiDent teridtete. bob lie
einen % Older umfaienben Sonptomz
pier, Der BON alen Sett.n pom ct.
Sspfepbs @ottesader begren3t miro,
am Gage 5upor gu rs4t giinitigen Be
bingungen fir Die Gpttesader : 8eieuz
Idoft an9etaaft bdtten, ba Die Wsrtduz
ferin linen feline tpeitsre 3eit babe ELM
rGumen ppIen, erit barber on Die
8eisQihaft al beri6ten. 0as Borges
Zen Der 6erren Wplf uno aiItner fone
aaieitige giuigung uno es apurbs To-
men Der 0anf Der GeieaIfaft fir lbl
energiidss 5anoeln obgeltattet. Nui
4~nreguns bes 5errn Ggibius 8usl:
mann nirb Ole N9itdtion fir bic Sn:
itanb6altung Der 9rdber ouf ben Got:
tesGtern ourh Die 9eielli6uft, Der bi
8rabitGtte Snbaber cine entipre6eno'
Gntf6doisung gu 5ublen 9absn, fort
geiebt nerDen.
Die Nominationen fir ben &rusn
8oritanD erguben folgenDes ReIultat:
81. 8reifaItigteits : 9emeinoe: Geo
g. S6rono, 5reo. 8eisler.
81. Worien : 9emeinoe: Sohn Hot
res.
ct. So6annes : @emeinbe: s. 6
2ii6te, Oscar 5laig, Sid Otebl, )
q. geder unb 9. &eifelmdnn.
ct. Yaulus : 9emeinbe: S. z
Strotberg, s. 9. Meilers, Chr. Mane
uno 3. Jelotamp.
ct. Q(uguitinus : Gemeinoe: @uG
popps. 9p. 9artte.
Ct. Iranciscus : @emeinbe: Sb. 9
Gortner, 9. Snart, Socob Wsinsr III
Sill. &etierer.
Ct. 8sorsiu5 : 9smeinoe: 81
Wetl. 6erm. 9. Gp:rs, 9. 2dr:ber
: Sci. 6Mtb.
!, ct. 6einrihs : 9emsinos: frar
i. Reber, Sc. S6Itte.
+. CT. Qbilomsnu : gsmeinos: 5. 9
1taI. s.. SO. gtues.
ct. Clemens : 9emeinoe: 8. Cue
s. 8. aoenig.
ct. 8ondbentura : 8smeinbe: 5fe
5bals, G6as. Sd.
81. 9er3 Ssiu : 9smsinoe, Gam
Waibington: 5reo. 8pnosrbuor, Ge
q Shmtt.
/. ct. Gliiabetb : @emeinos: Qbolt
4 8. Rieman, g. u. Camping.
!. Maria !0ilf : 9smeinbe: Sol .8rin
mann, Sol. Seblsr.
untefledte gmpfdngniB: 5ral
Moellsr r., Sp. 9laBmeper.
CT. 4gnes : 9emeinoe: q. 6. Sci
2 mann, Sol. Sober.
Ius Der Ct. Soiepbs uno ct. Ga
I 8prromusus unb ct. 9onifdtiu
@em.inoe lasen feline 9eri6te be
Die Wa6l miro an l. SDnntag /
:. DECEMBER it%attfinoen uno oas Reiu
!, tat Bis 8 ubr Wbenbs in Der 9ersin
bale einberidtet Deroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18

@1breno Der letter 5Dei Wodjelt
befanb er iid in Standardization III
Chicago unb ouf Der Riiffabrt mad
Der 8unoesbauptltaot fonnte er e.
nidt u%nterlaiien, bier einen Gag ant=
entBalt ga nebmen, Inn ietnen EMIT
gen 2ebensretter unD Ioopttppater
auf3uiuhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18

Gin frobe3 q ii f maft
fr0blihe Wiene, beiBt'5 in Der 8IbeI.
2lber Ser SGmorrboioarius fam me-
Der Elm irobe5 8cmiitb nod 6reuoe
an 0uiein BADEN; inn iiBt, ME DEM
4biliiter Der 3opf, Die SfDcrmuttl
immer binten; cr orebt lid redlts, or
orcbt it'd Iinfs, lein &eioen nil nift
peihcn, bis er N nufeii5" ge-
brnudt, Die an qeboriger Steae iih
errpeiteIlo Sellung pCrbrcltet. Cine
@robe oes Mittela miro anent-
geItIid gendbrt, meun man y.
93cuItaeoter & 60, Dor 1916, gtem
Yorf Gitn noreiiirt. Die oInafeIis"
lit III alien 2lpothefen 5u haben.
8reiS 81. an
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1ufalin anneid,piieu.

Bon einsm sigentbimlihsn unfaa
ipurbe eeItern bas Idpar3e @hepoar
sSslep unb 2iba Sin BON go. 1921
9olpmann Mpenue, 35 refp. Is Sabre
alt, betroffen. Der Munn mar oamti
bsi9aftist, bic patronen aus i.inem
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-Gos alttomobil oeS @ln. q. 9en-
nett, go. 1916 Reaoina Hooo, ae.
rieth geitern in Brand, ieoof1 tonntet
Sic Ilammen BON SpriBen-aonlpdg-
ME 80 in pentaen Wfinuten ganldt
iperoen. GaS automobil mltroe sum
bon $25 beIhGotgt.
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9lntiturS.

g. StotsI, Al Sabre alt, bon go.
257 Renrer StraBe, itarb g"eitsrn
Morgen pl6BIih in ieinsr Wobnung,
an einem 8lutitur5. Der Wann be
fonp ii6 in ben lsgten Staoien Der
S6pinoIu6t. Der Coroner purp.
benadri6tigt uno iteuts obigen Shata
hsftnnn feft-
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Cine iebr Il orenOe YIage
III elm Sulten, melder einem i'm
|GdIafe binbert nno Oas Spltem
idppGd)t. Or. Auguit a1nie'S &am-
burger grnittbec erpdrmt 0as Sp.
item, berubiat ben Meis I'M Solie uno
|furirt
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2557 gefman Strabe, ipurbe eeltsrn
Mbenb in bem @rordnee por benz Bal
lep 56eater an 9arriIpn Npenue um
feline lpertbpole goloene Soi4enunr
beitDblen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-14

Miss Rose Seeger, a teacher in De
Pere, was visiting in this city over
Sunday.
Miss Helen Kress who attends the
Milwaukee normal was home over Sun.
day.
Call on the Abstract Co., Lindstedt
Bldg, before buying Real Es-
tate. Adv.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Buresh, North 9Th
street.
Mat Cenefeldt and daughter Miss
Blanche are visiting with relatives in
Iowa.
DR.. Engels Stole of Milwaukee
spent Sunday with his parents in this
city.
Atty. Isaac Cratic left last Thursday
for northern Wisconsin on hunting
trip.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Albert Hoyer was at Milwaukee Fri.
day on business.
Mr.. Alex Fischl was Milwaukee
visitor Saturday.
Arthur Schuetze transacted business
at Beloit Saturday.
Gust Torrison left Friday on bust
ness trip to Chicago
Mr.'Wm. Dicke was at Milwaukee
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Jerry Pech of Gibson was call
er at the PILOT office Saturday.
Mrs. Bjorn Sonsthagen is visiting
with friends at Amigo.
Mrs. Sherman Killen of Cato is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Mr.. Conrad Werra left Monday on a
business trip to Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-14

Mr.. M. h. Murphy left Monday on a
business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. M. H. Murphy left Monday Gil n
business trip to Chicago.
John Koutnik left Friday for Mercer,
Wis, on hunting trip.
Mr.. Michael Brey of Franklin was a
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
A baby boy was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. August Begalka.
Mrs. Frank Eggers has returned
from visit at Milwaukee.
Chief of Police Groffman is up north
on hunting trip this week.
Atty. A. j. Wyseman was at Milwau-
kee Saturday on law business.
Mr.. Jos. Vanish and son returned
Friday from visit at Chicago.
Mrs. Louis Ullrich has returned from
visit with friends at Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-14

Henry Wolf of Milwaukee, formerly
of this city, is visiting friends here.
Herbert Wernecke from Milwaukee
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Mr.. Jos. Courchaine of Gibson was a
caller at the PILOT off,. Monday
Mrs. John Schroeder was visiting
friends at Milwaukee Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy of Ply
mouth visited with relatives here last
week.
Mrs. Frank Linder and children left
Friday for visit with friends at Mil
waukee.
Mrs. Fred Meyer has returned to
Minneapolis after visiting friends
here.
Mr.. Otto Stepanek of Gibson made a
call at the PILOT Office Monday.
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tisemenN
A Great BUILDING Falls

when its foundation is undermined, and
II the foundation of health-good di-
gestion-is attacked, quick collapse
follows, On the first signs OF indi-
gestion, DR.. Kings New Life Pills
should be taken To tone the stomach
and regulate liver, kidney and bowels.
Pleasant, easy, safe and only % cents
at Henry Hinrichs'.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-14

far more accuracy in story | heard
the other day than in all this talk of
rural luxury and opulence.
"A city chap, the story ran, went on
a farm to help with the harvesting in
return for his board.
"The first morning, when the farmer
called him, 1t was so dark and frosty
that tho city chap couldn't resist an
other brief snooxe before getting up.
But he was, at that, out in the field by
4 o'clock.
" Fine morning?' he said to his en-
ployer genially.
Through the dim dawn light the
farmer scowled at him.
" 1T was he said. "-Washiugton
Star.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-14
DOWN ON TIE FARM.

Secretary Wilson, OF the department
OF agriculture, said the other day:
sit has become the fashion for every
body to declare that the profit from
the high cost Of living all goes to the
farmer. We hear ON all sides about
the farmers automobile and talking
machine, his Persian rugs and player
piano, his wife's furs, his daughters
college education and so forth and so
on.
eve must take these statements with
grain OF salt. | wish the farmer all
the success in the world, but there 5
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-14
Over Half-Century.

Humphreys Specifics have
been used by the people with
satisfaction for more than 30
years. Medical Book sent free.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-14

though. 1t was last summer at our
summer home in the White Mountains.
What saw then of Prot Preston made
me like him.
81 am not willing to say how long
have known about the engagement, al
though | think | have known about it
as long as anybody has. My mother
visited me few days"
Young Cleveland was silent on the
date of the marriage. 1t is the general
impression at Exeter that he has known
for some little time that his mother
was likely TO wed again.-Ex.
RUNAWAY REVIVES CORPSE.
But for runaway OF the horses draw
ing the hearse in which he was being
carried to the grave at Sullivan, Wis,
Mike Scofeld would to-day be buried
alive beneath the customary six feet Of
earth.
Scofela, a stranger in the place, col
lapsed on election day in front OF the
village undertaking establishment. A
coroner's jury pronounced him dead Of
heart failure, and he was prepared for
burial at the county's expense, as no
relatives appeared to claim the corpse,
Friday afternoon, after three days
waiting, the hearse started for the
cemetery, but the horses were fright
ened near grade crossing by pass
ing train and dashed away. The coffin
was dumped out into the ditch and the
driver hurt.
Scoheld was first TO recover and help
ed the driver get back TO the village.
Catalepsy, the doctors say
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NO ron Price
1 Fevers, COMPOSITIONS, Infammations. ....,.,23
. Worms, Worm Fever. or Worm Disease %
3 Collie. Crying and wakefulness OF Infants rs
4 Diarrhoa. OF Children and Adults. ..-.......2S
4 Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, .........,......".2S
. Toothache. Faceache. Neuralgia........"'2e
. Headache, Sick Headache, vertigo ........,2o
10 Dyspepsis. Indigestion, Weak stomach. 30
IL Group. Hoarse Cough. Laryngtis .........2S
IA Salt Rheum. Eruptlons, Eryslpelas ......'''2o
rs Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Palms ....a.,.25
10 Fever and Ague. Malaria ...,..,,.....'..''1
~ Pncs. Blind or Bleeding External. Internal 20
70 Catarrh, influenza. Cold In Head ........,.2 20
30 Whooping Cough. spasmodio oougn.'."'1o
II Asthms. Oppressed, Diiicult Breathing 100
~ Kidney Disease. ------ -------.......'',.'Io
~ Nervous Debility. vital Weakness ..,f.oo
80 Urinary Incontineuce, Wetting bed'...'''so
- sore Throat, Quinsy --- ------ ---....''''Io
TT Grin. Hay Fever aaJ Sanmer Colds. rs
Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt Of price.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE CO.. Corner
william aud Ann Streets, New York.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
IN THE oLDEN DAYS.
Equal Suffrage Obtained Among I
Norsemen In tho Viking Age.

Equal Suffrage Obtained Among
Norsemen In tho Viking Age.
Many Of the women of today vi
pride themselves upon being mode
and advanced" and who are maxi
such brave struggle to obtain riei
aud privileges which certainly shn
be theirs without any contention wot
be surprised to know how far eq
suffrage obtained among the old Nor
men in the age of the vikin
Rough AID violent as they were
those days. they had a respect
woman. and their laws were made
protect her and to give her an t
dependence she had not possess
through the succeeding centuries.
fifteen the woman Of the viking peri
became of legal age and was allow
10 transact her own 1ffairs of hu
ness She owned property in her ON
right. which. after her marriage. ST
remained her own. After one year
marriage man and his wife becan
partners. and whatever was acqulri
IN the way Of lands. stock and othe
property was owned jointly. and ~
husband could not sell nor move it &
anotner town or country without n
v-ifes consent This would seem
heatiic state TO those women OF Enf
land whose husbands. legally entitle
to do So take from their scanty earl
Tugs and dispose of them without
"by your leave" or thank you"
In marriage the viking maid couI
not he coeired Although the men O
her family could offer their advice
she was not bound to take 1t. Ma
riage was civil compact only. ans
while even in those faroff times th
bride had a dowry. the groom had {
set against this a countergift. Aft,
the wedding the wife became her hu'
hands companion. and both at HON
and in the community her counsel
were Of great weight.
Altogether the position of women !
the days of the sagas was decided
superior.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11

e. A Gerry. 30 Sellevue St, Lowell
Mass, Express messenger for Ameri-
can Express Co.. says; The con-
slant jolting on trains is very hard
on the kidneys. as all railroad men
know ] suffered a kidney break
down which did not mend under the
most skillful treatment / had a dull
pain over my hips and back so severe
at times could hardly work. |
started using Foley Kidney Pills and
right here say that there is nothing
equals them for prompt and lasting
relief. am glad TO say that now I
am a strong well man and recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills" N. B.
Danforth, Market and Second streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
What a Wifi Needs.

She needs good temper. a cheerful
disposition and a knowledge Of how hcI
husband should be treated
She needs a capability Of looking or
the bright side of life and refusing to
be worried by small things.
She needs a secure grasp of such sub
jects as are of interest to men and
should not be above studying even pol
ltics in order to understand should her
husband speak of it.
She needs a sympathetic nature in
order that should sorrow fall upon
ibem she may be able TO give comfort
TO her husband.
She needs TO understand somethinp
Of sick nursing A wife with no notion
OF what 10 do in cases of illness is but
a useless thing.
She needs considerable tact and pa
hence-the one to enable her to know
when to remain silent. and vice versa
and the other TO put up with him wher
his temper is rufied-
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
HEART ATTACK ENDS
LIFE OF MILFORD WOMAN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, Oct. 11.-Mrs.
Margaret f. Banning. wife of William
Thomas Banning. superintendent of
the light and water plant here, died
yesterday Of heart trouble, aged Al
years.
Mrs. Banning is survived by her
husband and three children; Mrs.
Arthur Derrickson. Miss Sara Ban
ming and Charles Banning; mother,
Mrs. John B. Eddington and three
sisters, Mrs. w S. Mayhem, Mrs Jas.
II. Hillman and Miss Sallie Edding-
ton, all of Milford and three brothers,
William Eddington. Robert Eddington
and Charles Eddington who reside
in other cities.
The funeral will take place on Sun
day afternoon. the Rev. William r.
Mowbray officiating.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11

Millions suffer from distressed
stomach, acid stomach belching of
sour food, miserable heaviness at
pit of stomach. even though MI-O-NA
STOMACH TABLETS are guaranteed
or money back.
Millions parade a foul breath. dis
play a dull eye. stand for attacks Of
biliousness and dizziness, even though
MI-O-NA STOMACH TABLETS are
guaranteed or money back.
Many get so nervous and irritable
from fermentation of food in stomach
and the action Of poisonous stomach