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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10

The bluegills are biting. Harry Sails
bury, who claims the belt (although the
claim is disputed for being the cham
pion bluegiIl fisherman in Paw Paw,
went out to Three Mile lake last Tues
day and returned with 80 fine ones.
Emory Ball, Ford WILDER, John Mutchler
and others, please take notice.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10
THREE CANDIDATES.

Regular convocation of Paw Paw
Chapter No. "a, II. A. NJ, next Monday
evening. Work in the Mark Master
Mason's degree on three candidates.
Refreshments after the work. A large
attendance Of the membership is hoped
for. Visiting companions are welcome,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10
BACK FROM THE SOUTH.

Chas Sheldon who has spent the win
ter with l.. +. Shepard in Gainesville
Florida, returned to Paw Paw the first
of the week. Charley is in good health
and brings back good reports from Mr.
and Mrs. Shepard.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10
PAW PAW BOY MAKES GOOD.

Francis Shaefer, who recently COM
peted a course of study in the Ferris
Institute at Big Rapids, has accepted a
situation in the Williamson, Ingham
county, State bank. He left last Tues
day to take up the duties OF his new
position He is the right boy for a po.
sition OF honor and trust, and the bank
is to be congratulated 90 its selection.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10
READY TO COME BACK.

DR.. Henry l.. Charles OF Grnesee
county was calling on Paw Paw friends
the first of the week. As stated last
week, he expects to return to Paw Paw
and enter the practice of his profession
here. The date of his coming has not
been definitely stated yet.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10
HOME FROM THE WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs Harold Spicer, who
have spent the winter with Mrs. Spicer's
parents in Britt, Iowa, returned to Paw
Paw the first of the week They are
both in the best of health and their
msny Paw Paw friends are pleased to
welcome them home again.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10

Several couples from Paw Paw went
to Lawton Tuesday evening to attend
the Fischer japanese party. They re.
port a most cordial reception from the
Lawton young people and delightful
time.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10
NOW THE YELLOW FRONT.

G. F. Snow Il Go. are giving their
store front new coat OF paint and nak.
ing other improvements at the store.
Their popular hardware store will hence.
forth be known as the yellow Front. -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10

diplomatic
of he minister China,
Belgium native Of Chicago,
o one OF early
University
Of
and has serve severa terms n legislature
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-10

Z. +. Owning made business trip
to Chica.o on "Wednesday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
9os fleime Sinh Inn CONNER.

Cine pr1tttt&e Whittier INN C0uss
fram jGreibt: 8ir Ieben I'M .Sabra
bunbert bes &inbes" uno in einem
3mtbe. has ih 5hon nSas Yaraoies
Der &inbertpelt" nennen borte. Vei>
bes trifft mid in setpiiiem Sinne gu.
limb bod - tpenn fleine &inoer ibren
Wunihen unb @efiiblen Worte ners
Ieiben fonnten. fpie mnnde &la9e nno
Mnfldae piiroen mir bann borenl
NiGt S0spiQigfeit. ionSern 8eoans
'feniofiefeit iinb Die Seinoe Der 8leis
1,en. nnb es III eritaunli6, tpie ipenige
Ren5hen es siebt. Die Die oerart ON
ben &inoern beaanaenen Sebler be-
merfen ober Die iie itorenb empfinoen.
Wan pnnoert iid. baB ni6t cine
Wutter. tpenn ni6t aus neberleenng,
10 tpeniaifens aus benz Mntterinfttnfte
beraSG, bas @i1tise fir ibr 8inb gu
treffch peiB.
Cine eiaent6iimlihe 8%abrnebmlng
ut es, bab I'M Winter biel tpeni9er
aeaen Der &inber Wobl nnb 8ebngen
9eIiinbiat fpiro. als i'm CONNER. Ser
CONNER pietet cine ipabre Srnfe.
Sebermann iicbt baralif, baB elm tleis
mes @inb I'M Winter sebiibreno pers
mummt lit (rnb baB Die iibiriihe
SoiIette audi inn iiberbei5ten &anme
b~eibebalten piro) aber Niemano oenft
an bic Sommcrleibeu zines fleinen
&inbes, trotbem boh Der bieiise Cont
mer, Der CONNER LIBERAL. Den fleinen
1e5en. bic 10 gang abbdn9ig iino bon
Ser gltern Siiriorge. 10 iiberais
feinblid lit. Sns erideint mir
prbeutlih fpie Srasif. Sober @enif
tpehrt nit alien niir ~benfbaren Iitteln
Die unansenebme Siee unb ibre
Ssolaen bon iid ab, mr. 10 Elm ar1ncs
fleines 8urm milB ale llnannebms
Iiffeiten bilflos binnebmcn, faNs oas
Ghidial linn cine @utter obne Sc
bGnfen unb giniiht beifieben bat.
Gebcn mir ms einmal perihieoene
Yunfte an.
In benz beibeiten Sage porlebter
ISOLDE begegncte if elmer iunsen Srail
nit Dem &inoertpascn. GS a 6iuej
1lbr Nahmitta9s unb ih fiiblte alS
So0e icben Muscnblid Der Sdlag mid
riibrcn. SD 9ing auf Dem Sabripeq
oil Der Scitc. oa Die 9duimc am Hanoe
beS SiiracrIteiscS ba etipns Sdatter
ipenbeten. Scue Sran filhr aber aui
benz Srottoir bireft Der Come ents
seeen. Ser @ascn bate 5lpar Gin
Sad,. aber tie bate mabriHeinlidr lid
mic Den aopi 3crbrodcn iibcr Den Sipcd
zines iold,cn. es mar nah binten ges
id,lagen. llnbarmber6is brannte pie
gliibcnbc Come Dem armen Sinaels
den ms @eiid)t. cine lan9c. bon tel
men SGliern bcbaute Strabc binalls
Der Sd)atten Der ncni9eu 8dlrmc ficl
nj. erpdbnt, mad, Dem Sahrtpese bin
60 ctipas crId,eint mir unfaBbar.
Gatiirlid fcbltc bieiem &inbe, feblt
iiberbaupt iebem &inbe baS @arters
perfSeug. bic Salbe. niht. Ieit ei'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Srpbe Snsenb.

Urp6e Sngeno.
Sm garte bort ib bellies
2afen;
Gang toa sins's aif benz
Spielpldp gu,
SIZE &letnen tan3ten Hingelz
reigen;
Sic a0nuten it9 nidt Nait
nod 8ub'.
-
gs eIiit6c beib bic ausuitz
Tonne,
Sch 9lntlib mar in 2iGt
getanht;
9as IebensInitiee golfhen
5ei9te,
8ie tpenis man CUR Srenbe
braliGt. ". 81
aaerlei UebeimniHe.
Wer bon alien gputDhtern,
Blonb unb braun, nno 9rob
p, lirp fletn,
Sdtt' nift fem @ebeimnibz
@dden
Sn beg Screens tiefem
Shrein?
gielerlei lit brin rerborgen,
Snnbert 9inse = funterbnnt,
@eisbeit berte, Sborbett
mor9en,
Gang 9enaiI fpiro's &etnem
funb.
11nb es briidt nub plngt
ysefpaltig,
@enn Der gorratb piro 81
erob,
l1nb man bat nidt cher 8ube,
Big man sliidli1 elm She'll
log,
limb man Hiiitert. uno man
tmI1elt
Sn Der Sreutbin ipiaie OBJ.
Id, ibr iiiben gbatpdter,
Gebt er1 BLOB babel redt
- - -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20

Cine iunse ct. Taulerin ihricb
cine Nobelle NIT Den 3eben. Soffeuts
lid iiebt lie Die &elt niht nit Siibs
ncrnu9en an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
fur die liebe 1ugend.


rubrte, quite or iebod unt-r Dem aa>
aemeinRn 9tuf .Iu!" nift fpe:,i9 SUI
iarnmen unb - ollie lud,ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
SGerlei 0ebanfen unb GimfaGe.

NIerlet WeDattett INN Stnfale.
Gin grooflbner 2uftIdiffer bat,
ipie Die 3eitunsen beridten. feline
Wutter i'm Ieroplau 5000 SUP bod,
in Die 2iifte entfii6rt. IlIB Elm
SrudfebIer iein. @irb tpobl feline
S6piegermntter gepeien iein.
.@enn bic Sranen tpii1en tpiirben,
baB Ser @enub o Iepfeln mebr sur
Serihonerling ibres Seints beitrdst.
ais ale fosmetiifen Ntittel Der @elt,
piirSen iie Iorsens. Wittass unb
Ibenbs Iepfel eien", erfldrte lllpl1es
Grant 8orber bon Baltimore. Io.
auf benz in Chicago absebaltenen gonz
bent Der International Ipple Chip
pers' &Hociation.
Srauen iolen feline Irbeiten bers
rihten biirfen, bel Der lie f~ortipdbrenb
iteben miiiien. beiBt g in Der Ylats
form Der 3ooiebeltsTartei llnb bod
iinb es serabe bic Srauen. Die bonn
Sisenbleiben nihts piiien poaen.
Srau 9eieb, Die ensliide Suffra>
9ette, ipelhe in Dublin benz Yres
mierminiiter Isauitb elm Bell an ben
&opf 5u ifleupern periudte unb bas
bel ben Srenfiibrer Hebmonb trai,
erfldrte in Der 8erihtsperbanblung.
Dab lie lieber 3~ubtbduslerin ais freie
Srau obne Stimmreht ieiu poae.
Ser Hihter mar gallant aemue, Den
@unIh iofort unb spar auf Die
9auer bon finn Sabrcn 81 ses
tpdbren.
Cine iunge ct. Iaulerin ihricb
cine Mobelle NIT ben 3eben. 5oifent>
lid iiebt tie Die &elt nift nit Siibs
ncrnu9en an.
Gin fron6Diii6er Sorifer bebaups
tet. bic Srase Der tbeuren 9ebenss
mittel seloit 5u baben. Seiner @r@
finoung nah geniist ein einiaermaben
itarfer eleftriifer Stroml. fir einiee
NinIteu anseorcbt. nm Den Nppetii
elmer eroBen Somilie su befriebisen,
Sas %politdnbise @enu lieet nod nidi
Dor. alein feline Sercbrer beseihnen
es bereits iest ais "a bot one"l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20

urD Yfldu5c1reidl bd5n, Die Sriebfrott
Der @rDe 81 erbnlten, 10 piQ audi nd5
O~tineralreid nidt 3uriidbleiben. grs
inuert euf nilr an bas Cine. bas
@iele bon Guh idon oft 9eiebeu
ba6en, on ba5 Seitreuen Der &lees
dder init gemablenem Sips.
Nift iiberna lit aber Der 2dnSs
mann IN Der 9lildliden Gage, lid ios
piel Siln9er peridafien 81 fDu1en, alS
fiir eincn 9eoeiblihen Inban 1einer
Ieder notbncnoig mare. Col gleihz
lpo6l IRilbe uub Irbeit. sic er auf lein
Selo perlpenbet, nid)t perloreu iein, 10
ldBt er in mand]en @egenben dbpefss
~lungsipeiie feline SeIber elm. ooer
n,ebrere Sabre ruben, B. +. er bers
tralit linen feineu Samen an lln0
mutbet ibnen alio aud, uibt bns Ser@
porprinseu elmer @rute 5u, CT Idbt
lie bra6 liegcu. llnp bilft bas
etipas? So. es bilft. 9uft uno
8aiier iinb feline 9unbeseenoIien.
0fit Dem Gfluge bat CT ben Idcr
pnrdrfurdt; mas friiber unten lag.
fpmmt Nun beruuf. unb Die 10 an Die
Sberfldd,e gebrad)tc grbe piro
ldngere 3eit binhnrd ser Seitdtiefeit
unb Suft alsgeiebt. Iuf Diele 8eile
miro nidt mir baS bolIitdnbige @er<
lpeicn baIb perfdulter Stoffe 9eforbert.
ipnbern Der Soben i~iberbaupt 10 pers
drbert, baS Der unfruhtbar eefporz
bene nicber frudtbar miro. go
idafft 8ottcs T~ateraiite in Der Hatur,
pamit inter alien 8eien beionbers
Die Sflau5en, ipahieu unb sebeiben,
unb 10 Sbiere uub Meniheu e%rfreuen
uno linen Speiie geipdbren.
sd milf es NicmanS iasen, als Der
Wntter!"
Cine Sdaar iunger Idofen itano
zines Cages Dor Der Sbiire bes Shulz
bduies, oils Elm anoeres, &dtie NIT
Nameu, bin5utam nub lie fragte. mas
ne inter iin an perbanbeln bdtten.
SD iage Den @dbfen elm Sc
bein1uiB. &dtie, unb mill es Sir audi
lagcn. fpenn Oh mir periprihit, es an
gar Niemano 5u perratbeu!" lautete
Die Intlport.
sd mill es Iiemano iasen als Ser
MutErl" CAB &dtie 6uriid. nSbr
iagc i'd Iacs."
vNein. niht einmol Seiner giut<
ter burfit Su cs Ie9en gar Nies
mnnb in Der gan6en 8elt!"
Stun. Damn mill ib lieber nifts
borcn! 8as i6 Der Mutter nift
iagen barf. besebrc ib nidt gu
tpilien!"
Nit oieien @urten cling &Gtie It'll
hires @eges iueiter. @er ibre 4nt-
wort sur 6esel fir iein 9eben madbt,
iuiro nidJt leiht amf bile @ese se-
ratben.
$50 lit has Slid?
Sic brennenbiten 2iebcsflammer
limb niht imitaube. ben &iihen6erb
an5uSiinben, Inn Die Suppe al tohen."
Ser @einne lit Der lleberIGub ber
Scr6ensireubigfeit.
lin bas Slid 5u finben, mIb man
allen leinen Nei9lngen e%ntiagen."
.0tan lit niht gliidlid, tpeun ma
nihts bat, mas nns ungliidli1 MAIDEN
%tDnnte.~
Ser erfiiqfe @unid brinst ME bas
! crbofite Slid nnb ma9t uns nlr INT
eincn &uni1 drmer."
.@em es fatal lit, ircrben 5u
miiiien, Der lit bes @immels nidt
tpcrtb."
(Iiis: $50 lit baS Slid" BON
ii 10 / B. Serlag
! Serber, Sreiburg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Sd)meres &hnen.

Teune unb einsI -
@ie laht Die Come 10 bclen Sd)eins
ia liest lie orauBen 10 blinf uul
blanf.
limb Die rot6en Sulpen, Ser 2erfens
seiang!
Die neue Shaufcl. 10 tpunberid]onl-
Neun unp ems sleih 5ebn.
-
Stint unb pierl -
Natirlif, Die ipielen iest Dor De,
Sbiir!
graudt &einer in Der Stlibe 81
bleiben;
Ias tpiiien Die bon gehnen mi
Shreiben?
Climb IQe nod 5u bumm uno flein.-
Slnf unD bier glei6 neun!
3fpei unb Iefsl -
Sie Srube, bas lit cine @etterber'.
SIMMER bic erite NIT Gang unf
@etpI'.
Na mart. fomm bu in Die Sdllle
blobl
ISte Der tlettle TStlbelm trabt mi
laht!
3pei uno feds sIei9 aht!
Henn unb iieben! -
SAT- bait ih fiinf3ebn hinge
ihrieben. -
Siinf5ebn Deal ipring' i1 idou iibel
0nS Spil
@elt, bas lit ifou Elm glites Sbeil?
Siinf5ebn anoipen bat meiu gdltuder
Driiben; -
Reun unb iieben! Neun uub iieben
llnb iiebenl @as fang i4, mas
fang ib bloB an?
Sd bin Elm gepla9ter, fleinel
Wann. -
Serr 9ebrer; Bel nns lit cir
Sdtpalbenneitl
Serr 2ebrer. Der Sriiblins bal
&inberfeit.
Neun unb iieben. Oh bas niht Jed:
sebn iinb?
Stun binaus in Die gliitben, bi,
Spnne, ben 8inbl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
I'm trauten famiienkrei(e.


Der Yra6t cine gebdtelte polene
Sddel @s- mar Elm Sdg gum Wera
9eben, cine blumpfe. iftpere ~eliibbeiBe
Sdmpfluft. Sdtte bteie Wntter nun
bic Grase beantmprten f5nnen: tues=
bal6 bat benin has &inb ben Slanell=
ruf itnb bic iuarmen Striimpfe unb
bic hide Sanbe an? sic bdtte bod
niGt ia9en fonnen: nm es parm gu
baltenl Sebermann 5erfloB fat.
2eidte &leibung. tiblsema6te
8obnung. germeioen bes I~rs9ebens
in Der ihlimmiten @lutb3eit - iinb
bas nidt Sorberungen. Die an cine
Yautter seitent tperben biirfeu?
/. Oieie Sra1en tpollen ia bas Bette
ibres &inbes, dber iie itnb nibt on
ie~lbitfdnbiges 9enfen eeip6bnt. Sieie
obenertpdbnte ,2anbsmGnninI" sic
iorst. lie bdfeIt Spisen unb SGdden,
bas &ino niro rein sebalten = aber
ipabrideinli6 mar es i'm Se3ember-
Sanuar IN fur5e &letoer gefommer
unb man bate ibr 9elast: 81 ieiner
@arberpbe sebDrt Sizes unb 0as, lie
ihaffte es eetpiHenbaft an fir Sas
mar. uno 10 trdst es benin IGes ntf
in ben 6unbstdgen. SaS 3enfer
iollte ben Granen beigebraht merben,
Saran feblt Is nno barin pirb piel
s%eiiinoist.
Die Sausfliese.
NrpfeTpr 6pbae BON Der Glarfes
tlniperfitdt ifreibt: ,Sie Samsflisss
permriaht i'm Sabr 100000 Subes.
fdle, mrb Der Shaben, ben tic an
Gigentbnm anridbtet, belinft lid ami
$12,000,00 Die Sliege liebt
fliifiise Nabrnns. @enn tie etipas
finbet, mas ibr better suiast, ais has,
mas lie pprber ~seireicn, 10 sibt II,
bas snerit @enuifene uieber BON iid
Gin Taar Sfiesen, bas i'm Mai mil
Der Gprtpflan5mns begtnnt, briitet bis
September 143,675 gnibels (?)
Sliesen aus. 9ie Seit mirb fommen
mo- Is fir idimpflider gilt, Slieser
i'm Sanie sn baben, ais cs lest lit
Wansen sn bmlSen. @enn 6liesen II
srpf mdrem mic 3iibe, bann batter
mir iider feline i'm sansen 9anoe
ttnsliidliderueiie iinb bieic Snfefter
Helm nnb nniere 0leidsilttsfeit bel
Observation-Disclosures SbGtigfeit bel
Sliesen seseniiber sruk. User Rein.
lid)feit fir bic critic 9nsenb Der Sms.
frau halt, ipirb bic Mmsrpttmng bel
5liesen ais critic Mafresel sur 8ein.
baltnms hes Seims f6rnerm. 8 o
Der SIiege, mp | nj er nj a =
ftnbet! Sie6e Bib ar
ouNerer Sfene
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Ser cleftriihe Sunfc.

.8cr inter gud mill einnal
elcftriiiert lperben?" fragte Otto ieine
Sreunbc. .Shl" riei Sris. -
n@ut", iagte Otto, .geb' iest einmal
aus Dem 3immer. %ir rufen Sid
Damn mieber b%ereinl" - Srib ging.
Ils er bropbeu mar. iaste Otto:
sort mail SD iueroe ieBt Sris pers
ihiepene @esenitdnpe arriibrcn laiicn.
6rlcBt audi bas thermometer. So>
balp CT nit Dem &uDhel bes Singers
nuran fomhit. 5tpirfcrc id, nit Den
Mugen. uub Iae miilIen nui cinmal
ruien: .Iu!" = SaBt mol auf. pic
Srib nnbci eleftriiiert lrerben pirbl"
= 8eia9t, setbanl Srts iolirhe bcr<
ciugerufcn unb auf9ciorbert, nit Dem
auohei bes rcd,teu 3eisciiagcrs mebs
rere @cscnitdnbc redt ppriidtig unb
bcbutiam 81 beriibren. Sas that
Sris aud. CT beriibrtcn cine Strids
nabcl. einen &le~ioerbofen, Die 6dnaes
lannpe unb 6uleBt bns Sbermomctcr.
Nls CT Den leeteu @e9eaitcup be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20

- @enn man cine @nube nit Del
beilen lam, mare es grauiam. Giiig
81 sebrau6en. idreibt Der III. Sran5
bon Gales. Gbenio grauiam ut cs.
cine Srau ohne Gbloroform nicSers
fommeu an laiien, lpenn es Der @etrefs
fenben ni1ts ihaSet. = 20. a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Sleine Selbin.

aus Sipserpoob, g. Sat. miro &C.
melbet: Sroeoem lie ielbit in Den
Slantmen itanb, ergriff Die ncunid5z
rige @tbel Sleming ibreu brei Sabre
alien @ruber, beiien &lciper ebcnfaus
%brannten. itiir5te nit ibm Die Sreppe
binab, iestc i'm in cine 3infbalic uno
lieb @aiicr iiber i'm laufen. Sfper
perlebt ianf lie banu ~bepuBtlos nebeu
Dem @efdBc nieber unb erlng ipdter
ben erboltenen Sranbpunben. Sbr
griiSerdcn miro nit Dem 2eben oas
ppnfpmmen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-05-21
Delegates Representing Over
Twenty Nations Will At
tend the Conference at
Philadelphia.
(National News Association

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 21.-
Delegations representing more than
twenty nations and consisting of the
most noted experts in inland and
ocean navigation of their respective
countries have already arrived in this
city and additional delegations are to
reach Philadelphia today and tomor-
row, in time for the opening of the
Twelfth International Congress of
Navigation, on Thursday. In accord
ance with the arrangement of the To-
cal committee in charge of the con-
gress the greater part of tomorrow
will be devoted to a general reception
and mutual introduction of the dele
gates. The congress will hold it's first
general meeting at the Metropolitan
opera house on Thursday and it is
expected that President Taft, who has
accepted the honorary presidency and
has promised to attend the opening
session, will deliver the opening ad
dress Responses will be made by NJ
Alexis Dufourny of Brussels, a high
officer of the Belgian Engineer Corps
who is one of the former presidents
of the International Congress.
This will be the first time that one
of these congresses is held in the Uni.
ted States. Previous congresses have
all been held in Europe, the last at St
Petersburg in 1908. Preceding this
there were similar congresses at in.
tervals of three or four years in Bel
gium, France, Italy, England, Ger.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-05-21
DR.. Misener Will
Go TO Richmond
Well Known Mechanicsburg
Physician and Surgeon to
Enter Larger Field.

DR.. w. L. Misener Of Mechanicsburg,
has formed partnership with DR..
Jos. M. Thurston. of Richmond and
will locate in that city in the late au
tumn. The professional interests of
DR.. Misener will be taken over by DR..
Gilbert Hopes of Indianapolis.
The proposition to go to Richmond
was made to DIR. Misener about a year
ago, and, coming as it did from man
who is recognized as one of the strong
est medical men in the state, he felt
that it was an opportunity that should
not be passed by without due consid-
Grafton. After holding the matter un-
der advisement for several months, he
decided to accept the proposition.
DIR. Misener is recognized as a ca
pable and conscientious physician,
and man whose professional duties
have always been performed in a
manner that reflected dignity upon
his profession. He is a graduate of
the Physio Medical College of Indiana,
being member of the class of 1901
Following his graduation, he was elect
ed to a chair in the institution for
two years. He succeeded DR.. Pendle-
ton In the practice of medicine at Me-
chanicsburg and has succeeded in es-
tablishing a large practice. He is am
ply qualified and specially fitted for
the larger field of endeavor which he
will enter. and will doubtless succeed
in his new location. In leaving Me-
chanicsburg DR.. Misener will be COM
PEELED to sever ties that mean much
to him as well as to his patrons and
friends. During the eleven years that
he has been a resident of that commu-
nifty he has won the confidence and
esteem OF wide circle of friends who
will regret to lose his citizenship and
associations. as we'll as the whole
some influence of his life in the COM
munity. 21&24
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-05-21
CLIMATE FAILED
MEDICINE EFFECTIVE

Rest, fresh air, and good food do
help many persons suffering from Tu-
berculosis, but, to be honest, it must
be admitted that the disease is seldom
more than arrested" Something more
is needed Eckman's Alternative is a
medicine made for the treatment of
tuberculosis. 1t has arrested this dis
ease again and again and for that rea-
son we argue and urge that Eckman's 9
Alternative should be used in every
case of tuberculosis, in addition to
good, nourishing food and fresh air,
which we all need.
The facts-the evidence of recover
les that have been made-are interest
ing reading. A remarkable case fol-
lows
Weldon, Ill.
Gentlemen: Through Eckman's s
Alternative / have been saved from a
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1904, was taken with Typhoid Pneu-
monia. My lungs became very much
affected and l was advised to go to
Fort Worth, Texas and from there to
Colorado. After being in Colorado two
weeks, my physician informed me that
nothing could be done, as my case was
hopeless. Three weeks later | returned
home. On July IA, 1905, l began TAX.
ing Eckman's wonderful remedy for
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-05-21
NAVIGATION CONGRESS OPENS THIS WEEK

many, Holland and Austria. With each
congress interest and attendance in
creased as the nations realized the
valuable work being done. The discus
sions and conclusions of these gather
ings form the best existing guide for
all navigation problems that may
arise, because they represent the
worlds best experience and the con-
census of opinion of the greatest ex.
perts.
The invitation to hold the twelfth
congress in America was accepted
with enthusiasm, because this coun.
try offers what is largely a new and
quite enormous field for the attention
of navigation experts and a great mum
ber of new and highly important prob
lens growing out of the Panama
Canal, the Cape Cod Canal and the
numerous inland canals and water
ways planned or in course of construc
ton in the United States. The recen,
Titanic disaster has made the safety
of ocean travel a subject of the most
intense interest to all seafaring ma
tions and the discussion of the vari
Gus problems suggested by the un
fortunate event will form part of the
program and will undoubtedly occupy
the attention of the congress for some
time. In view of the many new and ex
ceedingly important questions to be
considered during the five days ses
sion of the congress will greatly sur
pass it's predecessors in interest anC
Importance.
1t is expected that more than thirt,
nations of the world will be represent
ed at this congress by official dele
gates, mostly navigation experts ant
engineers prominently identified with
inland or ocean navigation in their re
spective countries. The general presi
dents of the congress are Gen. c. w
Raymond, U. s. A, retired, and Gen