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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
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Giinf Qlrbeiter
Veiln glbtrasen Der granomaneru
oes 8ibiuu Sunie geiterm nerIest.

9ei ben 2btrdgunasar6eiten Der
granomausrn Des DOT Wohenfriit eins
geaiherten 8ibfon 6ouie ereignete iit,
geitern Wtorgen elm unfalI, BEL BEN
| fiinf Der nit benz Nbbruh Der WnuerH
bef6dftieten Qrbeiter perleBt puroen
unb Stpar elmer bon ibnen 10 ihper,
bab an feinem 9luftommsn gsspeifeIt
ipirb.
Die 8erleBten iino:
William Deitmerina 140 pite
Strabe, GoDinston, Gp., @erlebuns
am Rudgrat, Wunben am Ropf unD
am Riiden, lopis innere WerIeBungen.
3uitano iebr bebentlih.
SObu Osborne, 636 Broobtpdp,
aopfpunbe. Wunbe an Der S6uIter.
Sames gersan, 1923 Wejt Wierte
9lp., mebrfatsr Rippenbruh, innere
WerleBungen uno 8ruh bes rehten
JubtnDhels.
George Welib, $50 Weit gaeunt.
ID., Rippenbru9 unb aopfpunben.
Walter Sapman, SIG Dabton
StraBe, OaptoH, Hp., Bru4 bes rebz
ten 8eins.
Die flint 8erunsliidten, bie Mng.e
ftellte ber 8iibop Rissing go. finb,
paren ouuit beihdftist, Die 0euerlei.
ter aus benz Wsauernert losaulDien,
als plobli4 bic Jeuerleiter rahsab
unb Derf4iebene mdhtise Nuabere
iteine nit iih reibenb, in be 9i.fe
ftiirste. Die Nrbeiter, namentIih
Oeitmerins, tpurben bon ben ibnen
ndditiiraenoen Steinen setroffeu.
1unberte bon paiianten iparen Nus
gen5eusen bes llneiids unb bic Wenee
elite ben 0erf6iitteten iofort 5u 6iIfc
unb fhaffte iie unter Den Steinen uno
ben 9riimmern Der JeuerIeiter beraus,
Iporauf lie nah benz itdbtiiben 6ofpi=
tal iiberfiibrt tpurben, ipoDeitmering's
3uitanb fir Isbr bebentlid ertIdrt
purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
@asgeie4id)ait perliert.

Die Gasseielidaft bat t.in Ee6t,
ibren aunoen fir bas Mn= unb Mbe
oreben bes Gaies BET einem llmaua
eine @ebiibr BON 81 3u bsredmen.
90 entihiep aeitern syriebensridter
Oemplep in cem Jaa BON Rep. DIiper
6. fSeparb, Der befonnilib auf Der
dnlafuns beg Stabtanpalts Bettman
bic alase segen bic @asgeielIfndff
anbdngis ssmd6t bate. Der Rihter
CAB einen Wabrfpruh 5u @unitsn bes
al1sers gum 8etroge bon $1.O2 uno
fpra6 Hep. Senarb aud nod feds
pro5tnt 3inien 3u, bic ibm BON Der
Oeieuihaft suiammen nit Dem BON
ibm entrihteien Dollar be5abIt iperbsn
miiTen. Die Gde1ffaft min iih ie=
bod bel Diefem serihtlihen Grtennt=
nib niht berubistn, jonbern pirD
prompt 8trufuns einlesen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

araft treten. Die Giienbabnen baben
aber Inseiee sritattet, bab fie fontrdtts
Iit perpflihtet iinb, bios padete Bis
81 4 Yfunb 8eiptht fir bic goitbefDr=
Derung anSunehmen uno bab lie Pades
ten. cte iiber oiefes 9etpiht hinaus=
ssben, bic gefOrberuns pertpeigern
Deroen, ipenn Der Rpnsreb ibnen nidt
eine Grtra=9eaohlung peripilIiat. Das
tDnnte ni4t seiheben, obne ben greis
fur ben 9erienber tpeientlih su erbDz
ben, lpas Die ean5e Ginrihtune bin
fduie MAIDEN tpiirbe. 3uerit lit an bic
lem Tprfuu bic lieberIihe 8eieboebuns
iii Den Ser. Stoatsn 5u erpdbnen.
Der &onareb uno Der GieneralsBpItz
meilter, bon benz bas @eieB ausgebt,
hdtten bod ppn Der Griitens zines fol-
csen 8ertroees Senntnib beiiBer ipllen
uno es lpdre thre Yfliht geipeIen, bas
Stnpernib aus Dem Wege Su rGumen,
ebe lie an bic neue Ginrihtune fhritz
ten. Damn lit bic etgentbiimlide Muf=
ta'iung Der Gtienba6neu 3u ertpGbnen,
oab tie elm Ge9t baben, bic 9efDros=
rnng BON Waaren nah ibrem 8eIieben
81 beihrdnten. Die Giienbabnen treiz
ben elm Qefdbrlides Spiel. Sic tom
ner tbren @iosritano gegsn bic oSnz
tereIfen oes @emeinpobls nidt fort
fueren, obne cine Igitation CUR gaz
tlonaliitrung bes SransportpeIens
herbei5ufiibren. Sm uebrieen lit i6r
Gintpano Iebr binfdlIie. Bon ben
Grpreb=a =aompagnien nebmen lie pods=
ts oBne Riidiiht ouf hus 6etpi6t an.
Ter goit 9egeniiber ober MAIDEN iie
elnftdnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

Der tommenbe prGIioent err
bebt feline pornenbe Stimme oeae1
Slelenlgen, tpelhe paniten uls sSolae
letner gominiitration poraugfoqen.
gr 1ost niht. pas er eegen oieie t6un
MIL, meint aber, bab folder @erIud,,
oas Sano gu i6dbigen, ntht unqez
trait bietben iollte. Dir 6alten eg
mir oas Rotbiamite, Iolte iibeIqeIinn=
ten W}eniden unbeadtst gu laiien. Sic
oermosen teinen S6ooen onsuri6ten.
SAILS elm ipl9er iid ereionel ioQte,
iptrb er nur aus ben 6unoIuneen Der
Wominiitration berpor9eben. Die 81
bnuptung ber 9esner WiIipns unD
Der oemotrattiden Yortei gebt bubin,
oaB lie bur6 Jrei6anbel bic Ser.
Stdnten 5u8runbe rthten tperDen. Die
rthtige Inttport baruuf 1T, tetnen
JrsihonreI ein5ufiihren, benn bieier
piro obne 5rage osm 9anbe gum srrs
BEN geahtbeiI gerei6en. Die 4omint=
ltration lit tppbl 81 elmer RepiIion oes
5urtfs perpfli9tet, ober Repiiion lit
ntht glsi6beoeuterpb nit ssreibanbel.
Die ri6tige IuffaTung lit, bic 1ebIer
bes iesigen Sarifs gu bsIeitigen.
Dieie beiteben in 3ougebubren fir
Robitoffe uno in gu boben 3DlIen fir
geptile 5abritute. OemgendB muB Die
8epiiion iia ouruuf beidrdnten, bic
.3Oae fir Robitoffe inclufioe Rab<
rungsmittel ab5uiaaffen unb bic Sd
britat5Oae in alien 5Sduen, no lie gu
bod iino. gu ermGBigen. So tpeit err
iihtlid, tpiro bic ReoiIion niht neiz
ter seben; lie hiirfts fogar ni9t einmal
cieie 9ecingunsen ppQ unb eans err
Fuaen, od eine gan5e Iusabl Demo
frdten beretts Qln5etge, erItuttet baz
ben, baB lie Eur fir cine RspiIipn in
ehr mdBisem llmfange au baben |
inb. Oemnad lit cine 9unit auf
9runb nes Surifs ni6t gu befiir6ten. |
Wenn iie ipirtli6 eintreten Ioute, |
piro oas aus benz 9runbe erfoloen, |
'ob unisre 5inan8en iid in bDait unz
'efriebigenber gerfufung befinben.
Oas tGgIi6 tpa6fenbs 8ei6Gft
'rduht mebr 8eto. als jebt borbanben
It uno es lit unter Dem jebigen en-
tenn tetnWeittel nuhlpeisbar, es 5u be-
6uffen, uuber auf bem Mege Der Sn=
lation, bic unabdnosrIih gu elmer
}antt fiibrt. gDtr iino etpas entz
duiat in @oup. WiIIon, b1b er bic
en- Sa9per6ult rliht erfabt gu baz
en i6eint, ba er ionIt bic Jinans=9ez
Orm Der Sarif Reform porangeiteat
dtte. gs pdre gu bettasen, tpenn
5ouD. Wilion ni9t bic ginIi6t BE-
unDete, iofort nu6 usbernabme Der
COMMUNICATION uuf cine 5inan5reform
u oringen Wenn er bas Derabz
aumt uno 0araus eine ponif entz
eben ioIlte, 10 peroen nift bic 9ssz
er Der oemotrutii9en pariei, benen
Die WerDornuug ertbeilt, bieShuIo i
arun tragen, ioubern er ielbit. Gin
'ano tann Diele uebelitdnbe ertruaen, {
ber niht ungeorbnete sSinanaen, benn |
ie Jinanaen bilben oas fyuabament {
mes jeoen Stuatspeiens. Ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

iltine MufHeln unb Slide, bie Der
Joroan NIT btrabbrinst, iterben uno
beftreuen fttn llfer, bas pabre 9s@
ftdbe Der Weraeifenheit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

Die padetz poIt brobt an
benz Wiberitanb Der Giienbabnen au
fdeitsrn. 0as gefes, fpeldes eeiiat=
tet. padste big gu II a3funb per poft
~ neHsnheu, foa ON eriten 9anuar in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

Cine 9aiie beibes Waiier az eiaer
DC SbadteI Slippers GeIee- 3udes
nlodt elm oeIiSioies Geiiert fir 4 hO
9 Ytr1onen. Sn bier Mromos ~ fos
ben Grobeeren, Orongen, 8ifronen
un6 gbocoln6e.
Gegt Ga1en 0roeey. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
g o Sh q tier 9fnth

gihterling: sWenn ib blob ipiib.
te, ipie id oieen aerl NAL 10 redt ar
germ forlllte!"
~geroffentlide bob ein panr
@eoidten Don Dir unter ieinen gsa-
nlen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

Mertpiirbiger @eiie ma
cnen Gtienbabnen iih nod immer oes
Wcrgehens lhuloiQ. Rabatte 3u oefpGbz
zen, ME aus Der Qntloge oeqen ben
Wt3eprdfoenten elmer qrpben 9dbn
herborgebt, Ger elmer ap6lenberuiperts=
9eIelIfaft Robatte i'm @eiommtbez
TRACE ppn 10000 Dollars bepiQiqt
hdben ion. Der 9runo lit leibt oez
mug 3u oeriteben. Die tpnfurrirenoen
gahnQeieQihaften periuden bic beiten
4unoen gu getpinnen unb MAIDEN linen
ole mOqlthen 3ugeitGnoni7e. llnper=
1tdnblt6 t0nnte es i6einen, mas bic
Giienba9nen ermutbigt, bem 8eIeBe
SroB 3u bteten, Ipenn Der 8runb nid1t
hstannt mare. Gr beitebt burin, bah
DIE Rt6ter uebertreter bes 8eiebes
1shr gIimpflih bebanoeIn uno iie nit
9erlngen 8elo1trafen baopntommen
loffen. Die 9tpthipenbigteit Iieet bor,
ras 8eIeB 5u oerihdrfen. 0enn eine
Sefdn9nibItrafe berbdnst tperben muB,
mas iest i'm 8elieben oes Ridters
1tebt, 10 iperoen bo6e giienbahn6eamte
es nlht mehr tpagen, bem 9eisse Spbn
5u bieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

u F D &c 1r n G Deg ftd)@
ter5 QrdbuIo bat auf ben U}ibranb
hlnQefptefen, boB cine Nn3ubl gunoeg=
r1hter ftnon3ieQ an &prpordtionen i'm
terelttrt 1tno, bic init benz 9eIes in
&onflitt gerat6en iinb pber oerotben
tonnten. Sin ioI6er San bat i'm
9aufe our Ginrei6ung elmer ReIoluz
tton peranlabt, nel4e ben Sberridter
DEG Siitritts Columbia unb eiuen
Ht9ter am QnIpru9sgeri6t uuffor=
bert, ols Sirettoren elmer sseuerperz
fiherunQs@ @8eieqihoft gu reiianiren.
Die iuesitimsr Sunblun9en BEL Der 9erz
1herung Don 8unbeseiqentbum be-
i6ulbigt piro. Die betreffenoen Richz
ter ertlGren, 0ieier ReIoIution teine
SSoIge Qeben 81 1ppqen, oQ lie Der On
1t6t limb, baB lire pripatonaeleoen=
5eitn teiner offisieuen &ontrole unz
terliegsn. Dieter Stanbpuntt lit tn
1ofern ri9tig. ais man Ri6tern nidt
oerfpebren tann, it6 an pripaten I'M
tsrnebmungen 81 betheiligen. mir perz
Inutfen leoph. bob bic Rthter oos Qnz
ltanos9efibI beiiBen iperpen, ni6t in
Tro3eilen gu fun9iren, on iuelben lie
prtbotim intereIfirt iinb. SpQte bos
niht Der Ju ietn, bann tann bas &C.
ieB es poridretben.
Z s 1T mert t 10 Ii r b ig, pie bic
slnleudtenbiten uno not6nenoiaften
Ueobrsgeln ouf Wioeritonb itoben. |
Der Staat 8anias bat elm 9efes erz |
ialien, pelGes boribrsibt, baB aprs
porattonen, bic in jenem Staate
9runoeigentbum Derfaufen, einen Qus= |
tOeis liefern miiiIen iiber ben aarattsr
fteies gtgenthums, mo es iia befinoet,
tDelden Werth es reprGientirt uno
inelhe Sapitalien Der geielIIhuft sur
8erfusung itehen. 9us geIes lit |
teiner aaune entTprungen, ionoern bat /
1'"' dls etne brinsenbe Nothpenoiofett
.rpisIen. Cine Qn5abl S9pinbeI=
aompognten, bic &unfos gum Sdauz
flng ibrer Sbdtigtsit mo9ten, babsn
tolh flagronten 9etrue unb in iolhem
umfange geiibt, boB IusnGrtioe fein
8elo me6r in &uniaser aGnber.ien an
lessn noQen. Sn 5olge beffsn tpurbe
has ertpdbnte9eieg ongenommen. ssebt
nerluden eine 9ln5obl 2anbbanfisrs
eas geies riidsGnsis gu MAIDEN, fpeilI
IS iie. tpie tie bebaupten, in ibren Gez
IdGften fdaoigt. @enn es audi riftto
fein mag, oab oas GeieB ettpas au
bra'tiih TT, 70 beitebt bod bic rihtiae
9lbbllfe IN Der Qenoerune unb nidt /
tn Der IufHsbung beg geiebes. Cider
llh bat Elm Staot bus Reht aeusn
Setrug ein5uihreiten unb es lit uift
beI1tdnblid, rpte ebrlihe menIten boz
gegsn ginfDdnb erAebsn t0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
Spuncrirag, Den 19. Sesembcr 1912.
Sa 8 oaus bot eine 9iu paiitrt,

Ga s 0ous hat etne Sil paiItrt,
pelde fir Gtntpanoerer Die 9itouness
2rpbe, 3. /. ben 9ia6peis, bab lie in
shrer M(utterIpra6e leien uno ihrslz
ben t0nnen, pordretbt. gs mar bier
bel teine 9ruppirung nuh porte;en,
1onoern 3piihen 2ano uno Staot
lpabrnebmbar. Die Reprd ientanten
bonn 2onoe itimmten fir bic Bill, BON
Gen Stdoten oa9ssen. Gas betunoet
sinen mertpiiroigen Mangel on Snz
teLItgen3, oo bod offentunoi9 1T, oaB
Ger GntOOltcruns bes fla6en 2anoes
nur our6 Gin1panoerun9 entgegeneez
tpirtt lperoen tann. gs lit barauf
bingepieien 1porben, baB Die Ginpon=
oerer iih in ben StdOten feftiesen.
Wenn eS bomtt feline Ridtigtstt bate,
10 lit ni6t peritGnbItd, porum oann
Die &eprGI GIentanten aus Dem 2anoe Die
Ginpanperung betGmpfen ioaten.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

WHAT A "PULL" DOES
Police Sergeant James Griffin;
of the Grand Crossing station,
has been suspended for two days
by Chief McWeeny because Grit
fin WIS rude to Charlie Fitzmor-
ris, Mayor Harrison's secretary.
It seems that there was some
man locked up at the Grand
Crossing station for disorderly
conduct, whom Fitzrnorris want
ed to get out.
If Fitzmorris had been a plain,
ordinary citizen he'd have had to
go down to the Grand Crossing
station and give bond for the
man.
But Fitzmorris is not a plain,
ordinary citizen. Besides being
the mayors secretary, he is a
former employee of the Hearst
newspapers, which explains why
he is mayors secretary.
So Fitz1norris just called Ser
geant Griffin on the phone, and
said he was very tired and
couldn't get down, but would like
to have the man released.
Griffin couldn't see it, and re-
marked that he was blankety-
blank tired of being called up by
the mayors secretary, and if Mr..
Fitzmorris would just step down
Grand Crossing way he take
LOCAL DOINGS II
William Clark, 1858 S. Park
av., quarreled with Edward Nal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

pleasure in locking him up. too.
"Grifin was suspended for be-
ing rude to the mayors secre- .
tary," said Chief McWeeny to-
day. ooh, my no. He was sus-
pended for using profane Ian,
guage over the phone"
"But chief" it was suggested.
Hadn't Griffin a right to be pro-
fame when the mayors secretary.
rang him up and asked him to do
something against the law7" "
Griffin was not suspended for
insisting on doing his duty" said,
the chief.
eff Griffin had been rude to-
someone who was not the mayors
secretary would he have been sus-
pended just the sanle?" was ask
ed. 4
Certainly. If Fitzmorris had
been a garbage driver, Griffin
would have bee nsuspended."
So there you are-and next
time you ask policeman t6 let
one of your friends go without
bothering about a bond and the
policeman is rude to you about it
go and have him suspended.
The girl who is planning hers
fall wardrobe now will not be
amiss in including the silk for a.
plaid waist
I TABLOID FORM
av., suing his wife. Helen. for di-1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

av., suing his wife, Helen, for d.
vorce. DR.. Harry Thone, former
ly Of 2105 Madison St, named in
suit Pefly and wife used to live
with the Thones. D
Miss Gertha Young, divorced
wife of Peter Wolf, saloonkeeper !.
at 9 E. Congress ST., plunged out !.
of 5th-story window of Revere
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05
IN TABLOID FORM

William Clark, 1858 S. Park
av., quarreled with Edward Nal
10y in yards of Mercy Hospital,
of which both are employees. Nal
10y stabbed Clark several times,
then helped nurses take him to
hospital. Died. Malloy waited to
be arrested.
+Alonzo Peffly, 474s Calumet
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

The girl who is planning hers
Ill wardrobe now will not be
miss in including the silk for a
laid waist. Z
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-20
BRYAN MAKES
 BIG SACRIFICE

New York, Sept. IF. The tour of William Jennings Brya a n throughout the West, in behalf of Governor Wilson, is being made at a great personal sacrifice to the peelress leader from Ne braska.
 Opening his campaign in Den yer, on September IA. MT. Bry- an whirls through Colorado, Utah Montana, California, Nevada and Wyoming. II e will return to Lincolnon October 2, and expects to devote the rest of his time to the campaign in the Middle West and the east.
 Mir. Bryan is giving up at least $15, 900 by giving all his time to the campaign, said Congressman s. A Burleson, chairman of the speakers bureau.
 Mir. Bryan has written a num- Der of very gracious letters to Governor Wilson and to members e tae rational campaign com mitteesand said that he wanted to give all his time from Septem- Der 14 to November 5 to Wilson and Marshall.
 Mir. Bryan has also contribut- ed $1, 0G0 and hls Wolk in the Westiis sure to be most effective.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-20
COLD FLOODED
 AND DEATH DEALING

Chills: Rev. James Reed, GainsvlIIe Texas, wrote: "T have used your Cheatham's Chill Tonic in my family and can recommend it to everyone af-, fected with Chills and Fever. It cured when various other remedies failed. As tonic for 1nvalids and feeble per sons 1t has no equal. Any one buying this medicine and not pleased with 1t will get their money back on request. Price soc, Sold by all dealers. Pre- pared only by A. B. Richards Medicine Co.,, Sherman, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-20
SCHOOLS THAT FIT THE CHILD FOR LIFE

Too often the things in the school-room are presented to the child in such a way that he does not see their relation with things at home or along the road. The rivers and mountains a d capitals the boy studies about, suggest nothing to him of his own creek or hill or county seat. The history he hears in the school room failsfto connect with the politics his father talks. His arithmetic is worth nothing to him when.he goes to set out an orchard or make a doubletree.
 His knowledge. in fact, is like some peoples religlon-kept in little locked-up compartments and not allowed to permeate his life.
 This may be the fault of the course of study, of the textbooks of the teacher, of the parent, us- ually all of them are partly to blame. It IS little less than folly for the boy to learn about the t1imalayas and have no idea how the soil on his own fields " a s formed: practical arithmetic that leads him through all the mazes of proportion and progress sion without teaching him how to calculate a fertilizer formula is a poor book for any child to study; a teacher who thinks that she has done her duty when the child learns to read and does not try to show how to read his own pleasure and profit, has a 0 W ideal of teaching; the parent who thinks that his main duty in the education of the child is an oc- casional criticism of the teacher and that he cannot help the child to join what he is taught at school to what he sees outside. is falling far short of his duty and failing to realize his opportunities.
 We of the South need to reali- ze that our schools are or should be a preparation for life and its work, that just as they come close to life and help solve its problems are they useful, a n d that just in proportion as they give all the children of the land the power of knowledge and the inspiration of high ideals will the South of tomorrow be prosper ous and worthy. Progressive Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-20
WEATHER FORECAST

Cooler with rains causing Rheuma- tic pains. Hunts Lightning Oil stops all aches and pains whether from Rheu- matism, Neuralgia, Cuts, Burns or Bruises. The Quickes Liniment known. D and 50c bottles. All Druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-20
NO CALOMEL NECESSARY

The injurious effect and unpleasant ness of taking Calomel is done away with by Simmons Liver Purifier, the mildest known liver medicine yet the most thorough in action. Put up in vel low tin boxes only. Price 25c. Tried once used always.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-09-20

Running up and down stairs, sweeping and bending over mak- ing beds will not make woman healthy and beautiful. She must get out of doors, walk a mile or two every day and take Cham berlain's Tablets to improve her digestion andregulate her bowels. For sale by all dealers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-21
FAMOUS BRITTLE MAN"
 No LONGER BREAKS

LONDON, oct. l5.-Allan Rush brooke, known as the brittle man, from the rare disease which resulted in his muscles turning into a bone-like substance. has now made such prog ress toward recovery as to enable him to become a successful gardner.
 He has won second prize for car nations at a flower show at Haynes Park. Surrey. He has been an inmate or over fifty hospitals and institutions.
 To get his prize he walked quar- ter of a mile. half the distance being over very rough ground. Yet. when he nrst entered the London homeopathic hospital his body was SO rigid that he
 ,uld not lie with even thin bolster under his head. and it was triumph when he could raise his right foot suf- nciently to step onto thin doormat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-21
COLLEGE GIRL NOW
 HOLDS UNIQUE OFFICE

LOS ANGELES. Oct. IIi-Are you a woman who wishes to initiate pro- ceedings through the city prosecutors office? Do you feel timid about dis cussing your case with men prosecu- torse Would you feel more at ease ifI You could lay the basis of your com plaiut before woman and have Q wo- man handle the legal proceedings2
 If so. there is a new official here who will satisfy these requirements and who furnishes another example of the expanding usefulness of women in public affairs. She Is Miss Margare: Gardner. recently given charge of a new department in the office of City Prosecutor Guy Eddie-a bureau for legal complaints made by women. Prosecutor Eddie is strongly in fav- or of the new department and said:
 We receive many complaints daily from women who dislike to talk to the assistant prosecutors because they are men.
 "As an assistant prosecutor Miss Gardner will be called on to issue com- plaints whenever warranted and ap pear in court to prosecute when the services of a prosecutor are needed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-21
WHY oANL CHOSE LIONS DEN.

DANBURY. Conn. p"t I6. uatinsI women and everytaInS feminine. a| man of thirty-iivc years known only as Daniel. has cut himself on from civilization. He was found t"day hy policemen in a mountain cave about twelve miles from here following d complaint that wild man frightened
 women who were viewing the scenery
 The cave dweller said he had lived in the mountains three years and had frightened. the women away because he could not bear the sight of them This has given rise to the speculation that perhaps Daniel. the prophet. was not thrust by King Darius into thu lions den. but chose it as refus' from the Median maiden's allurinG charms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-21
PUBLIC TAKES 70 PER
 CENT OF CHINA LOAN

LONDON. Oct. i5.--The issue of the Independent" Chinese loan last week was a failure so far as the public is concerned. Only about forty per cent of the s25.000,O00 offered was sub scribed for by the general public, SD that the underwriters had to take up the balance uf sixty per cent.
 This apparent non-success of the public issue of the loan is ascribed by Charles Birch Crisp. head of the syn dicate. to the fact that many of the underwriters are actually large inves- tors to whom the issueTs of a big loan generally look for large subscriptions. MT. Crisp added that the number of applications including those of the underwriters was 5.s60. and the amount asked for in these was s3i,- ss5.O0o.
 The loan Is quoted today at one quarter discount.
 MT. Crisp's associates say that tn, additional Chinese loan of sl0.0O0.OOC being issued in Hamburg has no con neetion whatever with the Crisp loan here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-21
FABRICATION OF THE LEPEas.

WASHINGTON. oct. l5.-Need 9f a definite policy for the control ma segregation of lepers is urged in re- port issued today by the public health service. Comparatively few cases are now in the United States. but tEe fed era, authorities contend that if the number is 10 be kept small and the burden of an ever increasing number of lepers is not to be placed upon iu- ture generations. all 'foci or iniec- tiop" must be controlled and the VIC tins isolated.
 Government reports show that on January 1 there were l46 known cases in this country under the snperVisior of health authorities of l' states California. Louisiana and Massachu' setts have leper segregation ins''tu tions. Other states have varying ue gree, of control. nup'l CT or ca'e have developed in persons horn IT. ''' United States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-21
COW BEATS AN AgRoPLANE.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. oct. l5.- The COW which formed the ahutmeht for Donald Grcgory's acrnplane i'll the disastrous windup of it's flight here yesterday Is on the fair road !" recoS- . cry today.
 The a.roplanc was totally wrecked when i, struck the bovine in gliding down from swift flight. The co" was rolled over three times and some what shaken up. The aviator escape without a scratch.