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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-30

Der Ginflub bes gors
trays ouf ben Gefans Der
G0seI. MnnnigfaItis ipie bic
ftimmlihe 8eeobuns uniertr DOge!. III
aud Der. Wortrae ibres Oeiunees.
a6mmt Is ben WinneIGnsern bod
bouptiG@lih bnrouf on, iih in ber
Gola burh ibre Qisber auff1lIis 5u mas
den. Dorum ptrbinben Tie germ ben
Gsfnna NIT Glug unb 9on5. mas auf
bic Musbilbung ihrer Gtimrntn niht
obns GinfIub geblisben iii. Die bette
GhuIung nirb. ipn mir I'm .promus
tteus4 leien. bur9 Musfholiung ieoer
TtbentbGtistsit errtiht. 60 brben bic
GingD0gel, bic fpdbrenb ibres Oefonss
cine unDerGnberlint GtelIung unb rus
blse Daltuna einnebmtn. tpie Hoht:s
gaa, GinobrcHel, G6par3umfel, Die
Reinbeit ibres Craons unb GhGnbeit
ibrer WeIobie 5ur b0hften Uollenbun3
gtbroht. 2oubfdnger uno Hiitgtns
f6nger, bic nnter plabmemfel iingeu,
itebtn linen an stfoft unn Jiiue ber
Gimme mad. 9uH fcIGs DSsel NJ.
,lpis 1er&sa xHb piapss. issa osiaao
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-30

nit einem HnlSflug Derbinnen, tbun
biss ouf Rotten ibres geioRgs. DIR
WolbiAnirrpogtl bringt ipobl. I'm
Jluge siniee 1riller berDor. abtr nns
Wei9e. pOne blu, btu toitei er nur in
fitenber Gtsuung aus. Gin Iebboftes.
roitIDfes Hdturen beeintrGntigt eben.
folIs bic gefongIihen lsiituneen, ipis
bic Godrufs Der quedFIbernsn Mtiiea
nnb GOIbbdbn6en, Der tpippenoen
Gtelsen unb GHmdter bejeueen. 0ef.
tise Gebdrben I0fen aud isine 1isbsr
aus, fonbtrn perberbeu ibre Tone.
Das erIeben mir an ben bnl5enben
Hirf. unb 1rnppbGbntn. bic grobs
1on5tiinitlsr finb. Dtn Spenten moa
ibre iIebenbe 0cltuns an ben Gtdms
men sur Gtimmentfnliung hinbtrIi1
itin. Dofiir boben bif Buntfpts1ts bas
9romHtln erlernt. 90 tommt bur1
bcs Nsffreben, ben Gefong tpirtungss
- DcrDutSoeen. sius rsi)polls Gbmtd5s.
IJnae + bsn Ossdiaae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-30
eberifFs gerfdnie.
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an sinem gsnfrte spolf li2l Gus siiIia pom
Dir litbmeiili 6gn Ode. beu beE lei fpsltbs lbers
isnaen pHree bon esf QyeilstereR bon seorgs
n ns na ss ~ s Isss sIs onsts asfs
tCbEO1 Reeercs belagter Tarf; sFIfbnlieHb elm
bnfihesiauba bareianbHehnsiG .lfa2l Juk estiif
ron ron esnr: sirGse aa ssnn ~ ofis1sis iaafsns ianas
set glrrbiiHss een Guati 1tEabe sfrsiturccrf'
nFc,s&ss zse) sHs BE ., ssnsT gnniis ~ oct
se BON Sames s u suai uni % an Ssorse % eaisr i Irs.
fiee, bin4 Iese. eineeiragsn In @ut Si6. Seb
is AIS. nsr betceien uaniIEb Hetrpe. buns ncros
Hdris NIT Der psffIicssn ainis peH btfaeier eoi
eeaas ben bcrberaenGrr.eu aheriraaensr poi
an George paer. 1rMIsss, parallel fnli SroaO.
trGp une Der benbfi6iigien nusefbunna bon
grrtne CITRATE. his snr ffseIttsH eiHie. ssnsr
SnmeA q epni an Hons.tne. sacob & g..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ltszl Sub mebI
0oes t'reniasr; eann taeIit !2,E Grae iuetiiit
radsn nls norberbefaei al Gcntitna leoeo A
ufH Eef Don befagitn Games ". buat uio
S0iiiT an Nun z. 2Soob Mnb wlatn z. Bgal.
uare busd 1erh IN Bad y06s Gsie shs, Der
befaaisn GonHte Hscofek: bauu ifosrorfs nit
Der lpeifiistem Clinic bon nsfaatsr Got gcrfit Der
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2acc0 uae JiGrn e. syaiHaEb. i'sb painIeI
init asteaoipab cine Eire6e bon i3t 5ik, mebr
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ane bericlsen uebet,raguna ben bsfagieH Sant
irnb Mntfin an GbcrieS 1 Tiron hurn teeb
in Nuf 6i3 Geifs 24p. bsr bsfccfen uourth
Rscprtss 5ufemnifu Iuis alien ben aeeigHeftn
Eectfen erH Sbirnrb #oterie IN ilrsb cis 4aER
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ser lpcftiiten 2rtfe ess ebeH bef6risbuH giaeits
tbnnas. iutldes isti ale sine aasn bsnngt miro.
iihsrtroseu rlirbe ben 0tnrles K Tiren Hnh
Baitir an gbfpere Hoberis. f.. bulG IeeD has
| isri rs. ylai 1850, anc etnaefrngcH IN Ieehbu6
| Bl3 gfite 2sa per Ntvosbs pon AnriIicf
Vctirrt.. Ghio, befaant dis Res 4i4 bis. mHn
snrpM tefiEblidben 8srtcsiernnsen
spirb bei5antt aiff gsfebI he's 1srstis sn
TaTs, NORTH Gbtparb Sobsrts. H.. urb elnb.
pie aIaeer. nnb 1bcmnE g. mobss.s rnb sine.
bic 9essIag.s:: esA
Observation-Disclosures TritisI baar an
| NeriausfaGf. ssH IrifffI Tn einsm Sahrs aFo
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Turn O .. II. JtHn 9epafn.
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8aIhtH & @aIbtH hHEdlss.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-30

ihnanfcnl ,MeiI mcinc Mil,tter es
npllte lm0 ipeiI On -" oas in ipot.
tiihcn Zone - ybie 8iite battelt,
midi 5,tr sSrort 3u begebren."
limo if uniinniger 9tarr - i5
biloete mir elm, bab Oh, ipenn 0i,
crit Die Weine ipdrit - mid liebe1
piirbeit, Sd imIcIiaer Nnrr!"
sd inrBte ipirflih nidt, Eaul
oob Gu oud bon 9einer ssrou 2iebe
perloneteit. Sd olailbte ,Gn batteit
nit Wiama einfod, eincn Sanoel a0+
geihloiel uno -"
9lhcr ans ipelhen @ritnoe IoQte
ih nm lid geiuorben bobcn?"
sd peib es niht. @nbriheinlih
bohteit Gu, baB id, aanj alrt oils BE.
prdientontin7 7eincSSailics pabte -"
r2iai, Gilt ih hobc Gid bod, mir
oehcirathct, neil id) lid Iiebtel Gi.
mes Cages, penn Gu erfabren baber,
mirit, mas Die 2iebe beheltet, pirit
Oh nielIeid)t ermeiien tonnen. iuns
fiir Sualen if in ben leBtcn hrei Vto.
natcn erouIoet babe -9u nirit bnnn
einiehcn, mie ,mermiibIif i'd, bentiibt
mar. 9eine 2iehe 3u errinqen, Gelne
giieriuht All crlpefen. Sclbit Die.
ies Iettere NiitteI mar nid1t 81 ihleht
| fiir Ben Wann, Der bas Ser3 ieiner
5rou iishtc"
rRauI! oh Ronll" ricf ih o,rs rub
boifte nod ietnen &anbcn in Die ici.
nen.
y9iqt, MitIcih BON Cir lit iiiBer
ols Die 9ciplntberllng nnoerer 5roit'
en-. glbcr ih fam non D'itleih nidt
Iebenl Das i'd bisber erbuloet. bat
mid eIeno ocmaht sd, fam bierber,
Inn su iterben miIllt Gu mir einca
letten aub gcben, beuor id, 0ih Der.
laiie ltnh Giles - ielbIt lid - III
Dem fiihIcn @cuengrobe pergeiie2"
oRauI, Von,l!" ihrie ih ouf. uno
oic5maI leaten iif meine Nrme itrI
Ieinen SoIs - ih fEbltc ieiuen
gltbem ser mic Elm ShIuh5en ml$
Ser 4rlt't fam -- iiibItc ieinen itnr'
fen aorper er3ittcrr. sd liebe 3icl
ia - bobe 9if) ihon louae aeIiebt
--- MIR hahte i'd, 0oB On Iir nidts
ous mir mufIt -- nnh defenders
jett. 90 Rnio -
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ncS itarfe grme bieItcu midi feit Dic
| in Giicnflanlmcr1t, luro Elm Shduer
ron GilIien ergoB iih iiber mid
,,Wein @eib - mein iilBes gleib!"
rief er crid)iittert ng9ie tboriht, pic
lnqIortbIib thoriht iiltb mir beioe
BOD ocrpeien!"
Rau!'s Sdnbe bielten mem 8eiidi
empor 81 Dem pollen Wioub, Der Ieei
hiltter ben @oIfen 5erportrat, uns
ale Sdrte, aue Gorge mar aus iei'
nen Iiebeu ihonen augen gefpihci1.
ga, mir tpdren thori6t". perfest'
ih. .9tbcr Iob art iein -~
rSo2 llnb if bobe hrei gtonatt
meineS 2ebens nerlorcn, Screens
| itnbl"
limb gciponncn3"
linn getponner - Die 2iebc De:
8cibeS, oas itl ein3ig uuo auein au
(Sottes peiter @eIt geIiebt babel"
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Cine grinnerung an Rds
poIeon III. aursIicb finb bi. utas
bemiiaen Reoen bss frdnsoiiihen Rus
tbsmatitsrs Gafton barbour Der0Ta
fentliht rporben. Su einem Rahruf
auf ben Ibsfini.nforiher 4ntoine
b'Qbbaste piro iibsr beHen gssnbuns
gen gu Rapoleon III. foleenbes be-
ri6tst: Sm Sabre 1886 sing b'Qbbo.
Die an gprb Der Jrsgatt, ,Qnbromes
be-, bic i'm gesriff mar, na6 ameri.
ia gu fabrsn. 1as S6iff tpurt.ts
bel Qprisnt oos gnoe zines Siurmes
ab, uLs Dem aommanbanisn bi. BE-
pnritsbeuoe Gniunft bes prinseR
2ouis Rapolson ansetiinbigt puro<,
Der tpeseH o.s Strabburser putfh.s
auf bier Mouate Derbdnnt norben mar.
Der prin3 fam pirtlid. aber obne
8iener, obne Softer, ieIbFt obne Out.
Wdbrenb Der langen llsberfobrt uns
terbielt er iia NIT pem iunsen 9elebrs
ten, Der Jrau 2enormonb aetannt bats
te unb bem prin3en bic ,3utunft pors
ausiaste. .Sis perben." ertldrte er
bem 8srbannten, .berufen iein, Jronis
reid 3u beberri9eu; in ben 9uiIerisn
irsrbe id Sis ipieoeriebsn." Sedssbn
Sabre ipGier mar Qapoleon prGiioent
ter Rspublit, unb aIs b'abbabis iba
boran erinuerie, bab er ihm cine BE.
eegnuns in ben 5uilerien, niht i'm
gIpies, poraussefast babe. srtpiberte
Der grin3: .Das glnfee ift ni1t mel!
bon ben Suilerien." Nls aoifsr fab
er ben 4fabemiter fpisberbolt, obns
bab bisier Jpn isnlnIs I'm etipas bal.
Gines 9ases dbsr iaste Rupoieon 3u
ieinem sinitissn ReiIesfdbrten: Sd
bate Sbnen etpas Oerfprohen Ge pous
aDais prpmis uae biseretion). 6oben
Sic es Dereei1en2~ ~e5ire", dnttportes
te pNbbaoie, lid baue Elm Ghlob bel
5enoupe um bort meine 9ase au be-
i6Iisben. Wenn Gp. Maieiidt ses
rubte, Bel Sbrer ndAiten Rsiie mad
8iarriB fir mid elm paar Riiomeier
su MAIDEN, 70 Diiroe ss cine srpb:
gbrs fir mid fein. Sie ben leetsn
Giein an mein 5aus Iesen gu feben. .
Der aaifer ldheIie unb fugte 81. 4ber
man mar i'm Sabre 1870. unb Vapos
leon III. tebrte niht mebr mad Bio-.
RIP Suriid. Gabr fehlt nod beute sin
Stein am 9ulion zines Der 1enfter
Der Sternpnrk bon Nbbabia. (Eo
bate Der gelehrte fein Shlob ge=
tuuft, bds jest unier ber Dbhut Der
Qtabemie itebt unD unter feinen Jns
Ihriften AUDI S4iIers befannte Ders
f pom breifadsn @4ritt Der 3eii
aufneift).
- .Sieb NAL, Gruoe, rpie abee.
0rEt E.~Afn
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ySieb NAL, Truoe, tpie obee
rlnsert bic Ibiere iino!"
- IA Get. 0in;tTeEsllnAis
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VerIanst- @eibIih.

q D. n, aute; Reierensen erforberiit. Rdst.
sufraaen 7os qcrtb Crescent ars.s sspoHs
bale bo
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S'nr5 an Sonnfae cer % gah I'm II
llbr RorHiiiaos. nniere aelicbIC 9tliiiet, @IDb'
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stG.b am g'ontas ben 2s ouli lei2, nm
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Safmarbeifer unb 5ubrmnnn: niifieI
dlfercr 1enifs,cr brrpc3paen: outer HpbH
iiefiae Gfenuna slGf8ufragen 1882 wie
2enrp Cir. gSeittpoob. III
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gdbten. scutftes, iiir unaemetne cans
arbei. gntsufrngen bet q. aleiH Il Gro.
Epiiier. 435 Mace Sir bps
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2cbiaet 9Rann auf etHem fieinen QIae,
rftfs Pferh unb stHb beforaeu fonfleH. II.
gsepfer SuSeaium aoe luth Binendro Blaze.
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Sa bernietben.
ndnnIih.

GnbtHetmd!crs, erfter alaiie, ffir an
berbaih ber Gfdbi 4ah3ufrnaeu bel sSohf
Inrtfp, 6otei stubIman. rs 2Seis 2. MpeHne
2a,30s
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mann fir 5armarbeii. SO. II sscit eous
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gader ole quite brittle san5. 5ie ssefs 81
Gerfb Sir.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

tiers, and he must explain the last one,
His initials, as you see, are not ordi-
nary ones, and you will find them at
the bottom of all these sheets. He
was brave enough or arrogant enough
to sigh the questionable one with. his
full name. This may speak well for
him, and it may not. 1t is for you to
decide that. Where will you look for
him, Sweetwater? No one here knows
his address,"
Not Miss Challoner's maid"
mo; the name is a new one to her.
But she made it very evident that she
was not surprised to hear that her
mistress was in secret correspondence
with a member of the male sex. Much
can be hidden from servants, but not
that"
I'll find the man; have a double
reason for doing that now; he shall
not escape me-"
Doctor Heath expressed his salts
faction, and gave some orders. Mean
while, Nj. Gryce had not uttered q
word.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

When Mr.. Challoner rose to leave
the room. Mr.. Gryce showed where
his own thoughts still conferred. BY
asking him the date Of the correspond
ence discovered between his daughter
and her unknown admirer.
Some of the letters were dated last
summer, some this fall The one YOU
are most anxious to hear about only
month back" he added, with uncoD-
querable devotion to- what he consid.
cred his duty.
Mr.. Gryce would like to have car
ried his inquiries further, but desisted.
But when he WIS gone, and Sweet,
water had returned, Mr.. Gryce made
1t his hrst duty to communicate to his
superiors the hitherto unsupported
fact OF q secret romance In Miss Chal-
toner's seemingly calm and well.
guarded life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
SAID SHE
WOULD FAINT
Mrs. Della Long Unable to Stand
On Her Feet More Than a Few
Minutes at a Time.

Fendercrass. CARS. Della Long,
Of this place. in a recent letter. says:
For five OF SIX years, | suffered agon-
les with womanly troubles
Often. | couldn't sit up more than q
few minutes at a time. and If l stood
or my feet long. would faint.
took Cardui, and il helped me i'm
mediately. Now, can do my work all
the time. and don't suffer like | did"
Take Cardui when YOU feel Ill in any
vay-weak. tired. miserable, or under
the weather. Cardui is a strength.
building tonic medicine for women.
II has been found TO relieve pain and
distress caused by womanly troubles,
and Is an excellent medicine TO have on
hand at all times
Cardui acts on the vomRnly consu-
tuition, building mp womanly strength,
toring up the nerves. apd regulating
the womanly organs.
Its half century OF success is due TO
merit. II has done good 10 thousands
VIII you try It? II nav be Just what
yon need. Ask your druggist about
Cardui. He viii recommend 1t
Nj -rite 70. Lasiss' Advisory Dept.. Ghst.s,
noota Meacine Co.. Cha'tanooga. leEn..fo. Specidl
InsrHrf,sltx, sns 6S-page eook, Hone lte@iGfs'
" '&osnsE. tsni u DsAia usApper. % EsoasNi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

ter stoop. l didn't know where she
got it till read that bulletin
Never mind that. The question
agitating me is whether any stain was
left under that pillow"
Il didn't see any stain, but you can
look for yourself. The bed has been
made up, but there was no change Of
linen. We expected to remain here;
l. see no good to be gained by hiding
any Of the facts now"
None whatever, madam"
Come, then. Caroline, sit down
and stop crying. Mr. Gryce believes
that your only fault was in not taking
this object at once to the desk"
Eyes, that's ALL" acquiesced the de-
tective after short study Of the shak-
ing figure and distorted features of
the girl You had no idea, I'm sure,
where this weapon came from or for
what it had been used. That's evil
dent"
Her shudder, as she seated herself,
was very convincing. She was too
young to simulate so successfully emo
tons of this character.
I'm glad of that" she responded,
half fretfully, half gratefully, as Mr..
GFyce followed her mother into the
adjoining room. I've had a bad
enough time of it without being
blamed for what / didn't know and
didn't do"
Mr.. Gryce laid little stress upon
these words, but much upon the lack
OF curiosity she showed in the min.
ute and careful examination he now
made OF her room. There was no
stain on the pillow-cover and none on
the bureau-spread where she might
very naturally have laid the cutter
down on first coming into her room
The blade was so polished that il
must have been rubbed of some
where, either purposely or by acci
dent.
They returned to where the girl still
sat, wrapped in her cloak, sobbins
still, but not so violently
''Will-will he tell?" she whispered
The answer came quickly, but not
in the mothers tones. Mr.. Gryce's
ears had lost none of their ancient
acuteness.
Il do not see that 1 should gair
/ much by doing so. The one discov
/ cry which would link this find OF yours
indissolubly with Miss ChalIoner's
! death. 1 have failed to make Do you
remember the exact spot where you
stopped. Miss Watkins?"
NO. no. Somewhere near those bis
I chairs; 1 didn't have to step out Of
/ my way; / really didn't"
Mr.. Gryee's answering smile was &
study. 1t seemed to convey a two-folC
{ message, one for the mother and one
for the child, and both were comfort
ing But he went away, disappointed
The cluf which promised so mucl
was, to al appearance, a false one.
He could soon tell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

world of trouble and Keep you from
getting back home in time for your
coming-out party. Did you-did you
wash this cutter when you got up
stairs. or-or-" she added. with a
propitiatory glance at Mr.. Gryce-
wipe it OF at any time between then
and now? Be sure"
Mother. how can I tell what did ?"
flashed out the girl, wheeling round on
her heel till she faced them booth
Such a lot of talk about a paltry
thing which couldn't have cost ten
dollars" And she wheeled back.
1T isn't the value" Mr.. Gryce
could be very patient. It's the fact
that we believe it to have been an
swerable for Hiss Challoner's death
that is. if there was any blood on it
when you picked it up"
Blood" The girl was facing them
again, astonishment struggling with
disgust on her plain but mobile fea-
lures. Blood! is that what you mean?
Take 1t away" she cried. Blood"
she repeated in horror. finging her
self into her mothers arms.
Mr.. Gryce thought he understood
the situation. Here was little KEEP
tomaniac whose weakness the mother
was struggling to hide.
Does that frighten you? Are you
50 affected by the thought of blood?"
Don't ask me. And l put the thing
under my pillow! thought it was so
so pretty"
Mrs. Watkins" Mr. Gryce from
that moment ignored the daughter
) did you see it there?"
Yes; but l didn't know where il
/ came from. I had not seen nv daugh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

Instant Death Was Assured For One
of the Contestants.
An extraordinary duel. which at the
time created an immense sensation,
was one in which the decision was ar
rived at not by swords or pistols, but
by means of a deadly poison.
The men-who it is hardly necessary
to say. had fallen out over a lady-had
lett the arrangement of details to their
seconds. aud until they faced each 9TH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

er they did not know by what method
they were to settle their differences.
One of the seconds was n doctor. and
he had made up for the occasion four
black pellets, all Identical in size and
shape.
'In one of these" he said, ct have
placed a sufficient quantity of prussic
acid to cause the almost instantaneous
death of any one who swallows 1t. We
will decide by the toss of a coin which
of you is to have first choice, and you
will alternately draw and swallow a
pill until the poison shows its effects"
Two of the pellets were then taken
as the toss had decided, but without
effect in either case.
This time" said the doctor. speak
ing of the two pellets remaining, you
must both swallow the pill at the same
instant"
The choice was again made, and in n
few seconds one Of the men lay dead
on the grass-Pall Mall Gazette.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
Her BIunder.

Her BIunder.
"What makes you think she's uncul
tured?"
"She thinks Ibsen's plays are stupid
"well lot Of people think So"
"Yes, but she says so."-Cleveland
Leader.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
STERLING so"
Vacuum Cleaner

workslike q carpet sweeper
white enamel decorated IN
gold. Live agents make $50
o 500 per week. SentOn
tnal. Agents wanted in un-
occupied Territory.
The Sterling
Vacuum Cleaner Co.
Sehrins. Ohio
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
CHAPTER vi.

Integrity.
Mr.. Gryce's fears were only too well
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
A COLD FLOODED DUEL.

TO be contlnued)
The Washington times., 1912-03-09
Small Changes in Stocks---Distributton Going OIL
ACTIVE DISTRIBUTION SESSION, WITH
STOCKS HOLDING WELL AT
LIGHT LOSSES.

NEW YORK, March 9.--Therc was
a broader market during the two
hour session today than at any time
during the week. 1t looked like dis
tribution, the market being carried
along on practically an even keel
during the short session. Old OBJ
servers of market action expressed
the opinion that Monday would wit
ness about the last of the distribu-
tion and that the high then would he
the high for the movement.
But 1t is A difference of opinion
that makes markets and the ease
with which the Advance has been car
ried on might suggest that the end
was not as near as Monday
Naturally the taking of profits at
the end OF the week was larger than
In miG-week. The technical position,
by reason of short covering. Is weak
Ghed, but new short interest Is be-
Ing put out, tempted by the higher
prices, and the bulls may not let the
market go so soon. If it can continue
The Washington times., 1912-03-09

rising in the face of complications
II may be used still further.
No one expects a bull market to run
into the heat of the campaign, or fur
ther, and the milking of the market
on movements either way viii fur
nish the advertisement for the trad
ers
The bank statement showed an in
crease in loans, actually, of $1,000
600; and there was a decrease OF
81. 632. 900 in receives, with $20,jOO,OOO
surplus preserves on hand.
1t was noticeable that while there
were modest rcCcssions in the three
big leaders tn" general list moved
up or were steady, but in few cases
were the gains more than small
fraction.
The exception was 500 Line which
rose , points on buying by Canadian
interests.
steel closed - lower, Union Pacific
about even, and Reading in the notch
where it ended Yesterday. Gains of
p point were made in H. d n and
Lehigh Valley. Copper showed good
strength early. but lost its gain.
The closing was steady and prac-
tiCally on an even keel.
The Washington times., 1912-03-09
CURB ON OBJECTION
TO POST MEASURE
IS SOUGHT IN HOUSE
Hoped to Sidestep Fight on
New Legislation by
Special Rule.

The extraordinary vehicle Of special
rule TO pass an appropriation bill IS
asked today by the House Committee
sires to sidestep points of order on legis-
lation in the postoffice appropriation
bill. The annual postoffice budget con-
tains numerous legislative features and,
under ordinary circumstances, legisla-
ton has no place in mere appro-
priating measure.
A special resolution was referred to
the Rules Committee today asking that
a rule may be brought in to make this
legislation "in order"
The postofficC apprOpriat ton bill, re-
ported few days ago, contains a
number of important legislative sec
lions, among the recommendations be-
ing:
The establishment of a general parcels
post and also an experimental rural
parcels post.
Increased pay for letter carriers on
rural and city routes
A provision that after July /, 1917, all
mail cars shall be OF steel construction.
Declaring that no postal employee shall
he dismissed or denoted because Of
ANIMATION with labor organizations, or
\oklng the Roosevelt and Taft gag
rules"
All of these items are destined to meet
some opposition and might be subject
to point of order. The Holman rule
provides that legislation Is In order on
an appropriation bill III il reduces ex-
pendltures,' but dispute will arise as to
whether the legislation named above is
economical so a special rule is sought
III order to put the bill through.