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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24
Yerb.Herunsen in Der Seriai'
inns upu SbiO.

gBir baben in Der 5peiten Grupp:
nod na93utrugeH
2menoement y o. / Z, bas bic
abT6afiung Der 9efdngniBorb.it Dor
Tiebt. Die 4rbeiter fiibrsr gereats
8ei6peroe, oab iie Der aoniurren5
bon Straflinaen ausgeIest ftno, Die
iie natiirltb nidr beiteben tonnen. Die
9efGngniBarbsit Dirb setp69nlit gu
80 Gents ben Gag angereanst. Der
Sgabrit1nt. Der uber fold billige ars
beitstrGfte Derfigt, treibt Of. 4ons
furrentsn, bic freie 4rbetter beibdfti<
aen, aus benz GeIhdFt. 0iefen Sbdts
laden pirb entgeeen ssboIten. oub es
i6pierig iein piiroe, auf onbere Weiie
geI6dftigurg fir bic 9efungenen Ju
flnoen. Cine geTbGftiguns fir Ofisntz
Iite Snititute bic srIaubt pirb, iei
aussei6IoHeu, ba Die tpenigiten 0ez
fangenen 5oHDnerter iinb. Jerner
ipirb barauf bingerpieien, bob aanias
feline 9sfungensn nit Der 5eriteaung
Don Garbsnianur befddftigt uno oas
nit ben bic 5armer bebriideno.a
5ruIt gs;punssn bat, in jensn
Staate NIT ben prsiien fir feline
Daaren bsrabsugebeu. aleiu, oa ii4
GeIegsnbsit bistsn burfts. Die Gsfunsss
nen BEL Dseebautsn, in Der WuIbiuls
tur uIp. gu bei9dftieen, 10 iheint Die
9ensbmigung oieiss 4menoements
tpunfhsnspert6.
9menbement Vo. 18 be-
fardntt bic 2egislatur, nsnn4iie bonn
9ouperneur gu elmer grtra Sipung
sin6erufsn rpiro, auf fOl6e anesIssen>
beiten, tpelfe ben Grunb Der ginbtrus
flung biloen. Der 3rpet bisfer Gins
ri9tung 1T, bic Gegislatur Wtitglies
Der gu Dsrbinbern, baB iis ben 3ped
Der grtra Sisuns pereiteln, inoen
| iie a[lerlsi anbers 9ei9Gfte pornebmen
Dos ift isbr bdufis gsiteben, tpenn BIZ
ginberufung erfolste. um Elm bon bel
Boltsnoblfubrt seforbertes Gefeb 81
srlangen. bus bonn GrrBtapital BE-
tdmpft miro.
Die nG1fte Grupps betrifft bai
Gerihtspefen.
/ 4menbemen Wp. 19 II
beIonbers pihtis. Sn eriter Reib
ji6ert Is sine fhleunieer. Ju
fiia inbem bic 4ppeGation an oa!
oberfie Staotsseriht in allen Jdlle,
| abeefhnitten fpirp. auber mo Is I'D
um UsrfaHunssfraeen unb 9erurtbsi
lung bon 8erbrehern bdnbelt. Den
BON uns friiber beriibrten ginponl
bab bierburd bic Re6tseinbeit lsibe,
| tDnnte, inbem jeoes appenationsg.
ribt anDere Redtsnormen nertrets
ltonnte, Dirb Dur6 cine nirtfame 9or
fhrift beeegnet unb matd ods amen
|. oement annebmbar. Gs tpirb ndmlit
beitimmt, baB mo elm appeIationss.
ri4t cine RehtsHorm uuffteat, tpelt
Init Der zines anberen bifferirt, ban
! fo[l cine Berufurg an bas oberite Gt
riht itu..baft fein, I'm 5u eHtfdtioer
nel4ss bic ri4.iss Hsatsnorm i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

MAIDEN tSnnen, fpis 3eutlalano I'm
Stanbe nGre, ibm 5daben 3uonfiisen.
Die 8sfabren, bic man iih nur NIT
3ubilfenabme Der 9hantaiie penteH
tpnnte, pGren bic groberung Der eng
liIAen 2pIpnisn uno Gnslanos Ielblt.
Griterrs iit BON pornberein auseeihlois
fen. Deuti6lano beiist auf benz 9ons
ssn 8eee ppn Selgplano na6 Snolen
teine etrl3ige 5lpttenz .uno 8ohlenlto@
ton. Die beutiden Saiffe purosn
oaber, tpenn iie nad Snoien 9elon9ten.
p6ne 3pblen iein uno ohne bic esrtn9'ts
,RDgIi6teit, iid ioI6e 81 bsihaTfsn.
getreffs Der grpberune Gnglanos bat
Der psutIhe Marinsminiiter BON 5trs
pis erit tiirslih gefdet. er babe oas
@ertrauen gu Der Sntelli9ena Der engz
Iifhen abmiralitGt, bab lie Elm iplhss
llnternehmen niht in ben 8rets threr
gere6nunqen 5iebe. Gs mare ia duh
Sollbeit, nur einen Tolden 9eoonten
auftommen su laHen. Die groberun9
bdtte 5ur 8orbebingung, oab bic en9s
liIbe sslctte pollig pernlhtet tpuroe,
mas ia bod BEL Der ueberlessnhett
gnolanbs sur Gee pDais ausge'hlonen
tpGre. Damn fpdre 8euti6lano nttt
i'm Stanoe, Elm sipiliiirtes Wolt bon
45 Miaipnen unter feiner 6errihatt
All balten. Das ReIultat eines ioIten
@erIuhs ipGre Ielbitmoroert'h.
DeutI6lanb piiroe ii6 odbei oerblus
ten. @Gbrenb gnglano in ieber BENT
barren Deife iiher oeitellt 1T, ldbt ilh
bos 9leihe niht BON 0eut'hlano Ia
gen. Dis'es bat ni6t bios nit Der
enaIiiten, fonbern aud nit Der frans
sGfif6en sslptte gu rsdnen. Dte'e bets
ben Gambler t0nnten auf ben 9ebans
fen perfdllen Der ihnen ptellstht lest
fhon nidt gdnalih fern itebt, Deutihs
Ianos SeebQnoel gu pernihten uno ibm
bamit cine Der 5uuptuuelen tstnsr
GrtTtens absuIhneioen. Oagegen muB
es Ttdb bod porieben. Wenn bdber oie
sneliT6en RHTtungsn peitsr ausgsbehnt
tperoen, blei6t 0eutIhlono fetne dns
lbere WQbl. aIs oas 9Ieihe 81 thun.
Denn Die GneIdnber fusen, bab iie as'
cen 9sutItIanb nttts llsblss I'm
G6iloe fiibren, 10 bleibt bod Die shats
fade beftsben, buB iie i'm Stanoe rpds
rem, es su tbun. tpGbreno Oeutitldnos
Observation-Disclosures auf Der offen'
tunbioen 5bdtIohs bsruhen, bub es Der
enaliihen Seebanoel niht pernihter
unb ben enoliThsn 9eIiB niht sefdbr.
ben Tam. Wenn aber bic Gnslanoer
pirtli6 bic Sur6t hegsH. tpelfe IL
poreeben, buru lGbt bie'e ii6 ishl
fdnea beibpihtiosn. inbem alis Wta6.
te, nit GinidIub 9euti6lanos, lid
ptrpfli6ten, ben eneIiihen 8eiisftunt
su qnrantiren. Dieter 9oridlug foat'
asmaht rperben, Inn ben urfinnigsr
WettriiIten Ginbdlt gu aebieten uni
ben Welt frieoeu 3u befpabrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24
Aui Gaslano's bubeu shalen.
Gin Streii5ug burh Cambridge ilno
Ogforb.
Bon Otto Sells.

MobI in feinem on6ern gtaot Gu
ropos 5eisen iih i'm flilturelIen 2eben
10 ungebeuere @egenidse, beiteben
Ginrihtuneen aus langit nerflulge.
nen Sobrbunoerter nno religioie 4m.
ibauungen friiberer Gpohen rubig
neben ollermoberniten Grrungcn.
ihoiten fort pie nuf Der britiihen
sssnieI. Nahrenb In ben Snouitrie.
llno Jabrifbe3irfen Gnglnnbs uno IN
Sen SauptpIdben e5rinnos unO
Sdoftlonbs Sodihnlen elmer neueil
Generation ins 2eber geriifen fuer.
ben, befuegt iih nod iutrner bas ei.
gentlihe MISREPRESENTATION gng.
lambs innerbalb ber Don Der ebripiir.
oisen Bergongenbeit norgeseihneten
8abnen Grforos uub Gambrioges
Nur EN- pnnr fnnft nuiteigenbe 4il'
[eeItetter, Die ullmdbIiG In bie orii'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24
eokal.Dtrid)t
Saie'DaH:

5n benz gsItrissn sritisn SpieIs bsr
Seris stpiIftn Zen .Rtos" unp Wetp
gortsr .Risisn" funsir.eu 5umptriss
uno Mcgsan ala unisrs 8ditsrie ssgsn
Worquaro unb Ulepers fur bic Oegs
nsr. Rad benz sritsn Ganse. in irel'
dem bic vRieisn" 8 srsffsr uno Die
.Rebs4 2 5sblsr mdhteH, mas ben
Grfrren s a1ufe iiberis, purDe
5umphriss burb ben Retruien Gdpis
atetIDii. S51ngsr We2san ipuroe sbens
icas ipdtsr i'm Spiel. ourh Sepercio
lbasI5it, um htmislbsn 0els8eubeii su
asbsn, ii6 am Bat aus3ussitnen. Ter
9lep g)orter S4leubersr psrblitb bis
gum Gnbs bes SpieIes auf ieinem po.
item. bod ianSten Die. ~Rieisn@ srpei
ipeitsrs sydnesr - 5artlep unb WilicH
- ms 5rsifsn. unfrs Junstns ma6s
ten a 5reifr aessn 8 unb 6 igebler ges
cen a. Marouarb ionote sinsn Qufts
fdtlsr sur gant esssn 2 bes Tap:s.
unb psrf4sntie isinen Grsipab sur /.
goie esa<n 5 Isiner beiben gegHsr.
gbelan. Gsmonb uno We2ean madisn
]. 2 JsbIsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24
GaitsIiide ;5esienlAule.

On sf. fnpiers ipuroe geiiern cine
fatboliihe SerienihuIe erofinet, bic
bic srfie ibrer Mrt I'M oonsen Gamble
iein iol. Tie Sd,iiie iuirb non Grit
Megina Dcper geieites na0 itebt nnter
OberniFifidk bes Nep. GrnMrie 1inn,
Prin0ipol ber ct. anpierS Uesneinbe.
ihnIe. De Gerieni6ule nsiroe oeitern
nit 30 atnbern. sasnIeiit usiHeH Nedb-
.6HL er6isnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

Senutpr Diron, Rooieoelts
poIitiIRr 8ertreter, iast, baB 2este=
Ter aufgebort babe, ein Republitaner
gu Ietu; er iei elm SprtIhrtttler. Ges
meint III oamit, odb Rooieoelt etne
brittle 9artei sriinoen piro, Der ii4
alIe anihIieben ipllen, bic nit Der res
pubIitanii9en uno oemotratiihen
gartei un5ufrisben itno unb pobei er
pffenbur barauf rehnet+ glettordl@
Stimmen ni6t bios aus benz Roroen.
Tpnbern uuh aus benz Siiben on ith
81 3teben. gBas ibm por'dneben
mag, 1T bic Gntitebung Der republitae
niihen partei, Die aus bem Sui lam
menDirten pon Semotraten uno
Wbigs berporgegangsn it, Iber IS 1T
Isitt Su ertennen, tportn Rooiepelt lid
perre6nst. Sm Sabre 1860 lag cine
2ebensfrdae fir bic Rspublit Dor,
pelte ipeber bic nit Der StIoDer:t
temppriIirenbs Wbis partei, nod bic
Der Stldpsrei ergsbene bemotrutilhe
gurtei su IoTen Dermphte. Dieie Iufs
a0be tonnte nur BON elmer orittsn
Dartei eel6it treroen, tpel6e aus ents
itiebsnen gegnern Der Staperei unb
SeseiTipn bsItanb. Cine fOl6e 2ebenss
frage liegt jebt ni6t Dor. Rocfsoelt be-
bauptet, oaB beioe parteien niht forts
i6rittIi9 iinb. Das 1T aber ntht
pabr. Die republituniIde Barter
mag uiht 10 nett qeben pollsn lpie
RooIepelt, aber tie iit nett baoon, re-
attionGr gu Tein uno bic oemotrdtti DE
9artet unter Digion III in Der tpihs
tighten angeIsgenbeit, fpe3isa i'm 9a'
rif, fortf6rittIider als RooieDslt, Der
bierin Togar cine b0hit reottiondre 0ss
finnuna betunbet bot. RopieDeIt gibt
iih elmer Sluiipn bin, penn er gloubt,
,tnen ein5igen Siioitaat gerpinnen gu
t6nnen. Dds Ginsiee, mas er gu pols
bringsn psrmag. 1T Die 3ertrimmss
rung Der repubIitaniIhen partei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24
aeprGfentant 2ittIston hu

ReprGientant 2ittleton bat
nit Ieiner 4uffuFung Reht, buB Der
6auptfebler bes SrritseIeBes oartn
teitebe, ooB es Die 9eihGftspslt i'm
llntIaren odriiber Iaife. mas perbotsn
unb mas erIaubt lit. 9ieienJe1ler be-
Teitiaen oieYIatformen beiber parteien,
Irbem lie Elm 9eieb empfghIsn, pel6es
bic unerIaubten SanoIun9en ssnau
befinirt. 0us lit elm tpetterer 9runo
Der qnIitt 2tttlstons tei5upflihtsn
bdb man in bieIer Songreb StBunl
bon alien peiteren 8eiesen 9eser
SruIts 9lbItQno nebme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

Die pittsburs. Cincinnati, Chicago
& Ct. 2ouis Giienbobn. sfpsiItodigsr
Crane Wdhisrtburm an b<r Gdfkrn
Ap. unb Rsnoeomb 5uneti0n;$ 1880;
@ronbipap AmuismeRt Company. elm,
if1diges Brids. Gtsins. Rontret, uno
Etnbl abeatsr an Der EiibnehsQds
pon 3n0lfter Ctr. inD Hroobnap;
$500.
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gunoesri6ttr Sanfor b

gunbesri6ttr 5dn Or b
Don Seuttle bat reiionirt unb mir glaus
ben, oob in nabsr 3eit anosrs gunbess
ri6ter bieIem geiIpiel folgen Derben,
ba srfi6tHh III. bab bic OffentIihe
2lufmert1umtsit Ii6 bieIem 3tpeige Der
euIti3 su3upeuoen begtnnt, neil i6cn
Ieit LANCER .3eit 8ieles fDubrgenoms
men porben 1T, mas bOhfte unaufres
oenbeit erregt. 8esethnenber Wet'e
richtet fit bte'e aritit bduptIdhlih gez
gen bic Ri6ter, bic i6on ieit Idngerer
3eit i'm 4mte iinb. Sus fam audi
niht iiberraf6en, lpenn man peib, tpie
bic 4niteGungen fir bic gunbssgerihte
frii6er erFolgt iino. Sc galt aIs ielbitz
peritGnpltt, boB bic 9eissung Der
goiten ben Senotoren IberldFen purz
be. 9tefs tpQren friiber uqe Stonos
patter, b. b. lie Ttanben NIT ben groben
aorporationen in 8sr6inbune. SarQus
ergab iih als naturgemdbe Jolss, bdb
bic Rihter bic 9eIinnungen ibre ga.
trone tbeiItsn. 4n unb fur iih err
fotst bic 9eissung bieIer poiten in
elmer DetIe. bic alien 8esriffsn elmer
sutsn Suitt3pflegs pioeripriht. @enn
Der 9rGiioent Elm Republitdner lit,
Dsroen nur qarteigenoHen berufen.
GIepelanb bot 6ierin leiber ben gleihen
graut befolgt. Das 1T gerabe3u itanz
hal0s. Sel Der 4uspubl zines Rihz
ters ioIten tetne parteieinfliiife gels
ten uno nur Gardtter unb sJGbigtett
entI6eibenb iein. Noh unbefrsbigens
Der unb nod ftanbal0ier 1T Der 3uz
ftdnb, fpenn 9arteifubrer bic Nuspabl
trsffen. Sffenbar liegt cine Rotbpens
bigteit Dor, ben Wobus Der InIteQuna
gu dnbern. Nenn es CUR 8efesune
BON Rihterpoiten fommt, ioate bel
15rdiibsnt ni6t Die Rongrebmitglieber
fonoern bic an9eiebsniten 4bpotater
bea Stadtes, po bic 8atans gu befeser
ift, gu Raths sietsn. Cine fol6e R.s
form III pringenp notbpenbis. nm oaE
2lnisbsn Der gunbesiufti3 beim Bolt
su beben.
Gffenbar ltegt bic Rotbfpers
bigteit na6e, bub gnglanb Uni
Deutf6lanb gu elmer offsnen ausfpra,
he iiber ibrs Jlottenriiitunssn seIan'
gen, bsnn btsie t0nnen in benz biste'
rigen 1smpo niht ipeiter seben, obn,
eint tiefsehenoe Grbitteruus auf beiner
Geiten berporsurufen, bic Iih f6lieb
lid nit .inem Griess entlaben pirb
Gnglanb erblidt offenbar In benz beut
fhen sslotienprogramm eine Drobuns
glber Is Dirb NNmanbem bsgrsifIid
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tat btr etfrigtn

beute Rohmiiias ltsies Spill b<r
Serie spiihsn .Rfbs" uRo .Rieisn1
i'm bisiisen gauporis. 0orausfihtllh
lperben Benton uHb Glorie unitr 0s.
ifiB bspienen.
Durh ibrt esiiriss Qiecsrlase uno
ben Gisa Der .Qudier1 In ct. Gouis.
Iinb bic .Rebs- Don ben Gestersn aus
benz pisrtsn plobe Der Ransliiis ptr,
osdngt porbsn unb befinben iin ieBt
Bis duf Msiisrss an ber Gpiss Der 2.
| Dipiiion.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26

There will be five reels of good
pictures at the Gem Theatre to-
night. And besides the pictures
an orchestra will render music
that you will certainly app eciate.
The ]. Il. Murphy Brokerage
Company of Little Rock has been
chartered with capitol stock of
$500, of which 81 OPS has been
subscribed.
MA and Dad" is one of h e
latest productions in motion pic
ftures. Things are not Away
what they seem to be, and this is
a story of four persons which
proves the truth of this state
ment. Go to the Gem tonight
and see MA and Dad"
j. M. Winchester has return
ed to this place and accepted a
position in the West Side Barber
Shop of j. w. McKelvey. Mr..
Winchester and wife will make
Prescott their permanent home
and will go to housekeeping as
soon as they can secure a house.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Green and
Mrs. w. w. Millwee arrived llere
this morning from Little Rock,
where Mr.. Green had been to
buy an automobile. They left
Little Rock yesterday morning
In the new car, 1913 model
Overland 30, and reached Arka
delphia at noon and were com.
PEELED to remain there until this
morning on account of a heavy
rain. With the exception of this,
Mr.. Green states that the entire
trip was made without mishap.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26
Notice

have sold my drug business
to H. Stanton, and all parties
who are indebted to me are asked
to call at my Office in Stanton
Drug Store and settle by the 1st
of November. If you do not do
this | will be compelledAto place
the accounts in the hands of a
collector. (Dr.) G. O. Marsh.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26
Local News

Cotton brought 11:75 in Pres.
colt today.
Fresh Crisp Celery at the City
Market & Bakery.
Weather-Fair Thursday; Fri
day, fair; rising temperature.
This cool weather is making
our citizens think about winter
fuel.
J. A. Nelson. of Laneburg, was
a business visitor to Prescott
this afternoon.
Quite a number of our citizens
will go to Little Rock Saturday
to see Ringing Bros. circus.
Mesdames w. V. Tompkins
and A. S. Buchanan returned
last night from a short visit to
Little Rock.
There will be SERVICES at the
Catholic church next Sunday
morning at 9 O'clock aud in the
evening at s.-Father Higgins,
Pastor.
Fresh Channel Cat Fish at the
City Market & Bakery.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26
Where your trade is appreciated
Free Delivery
Phone 10

Give the News your job print
ing. 1t will be appreciated.
The Southeast Arkansas De-
velopment Company of Month
cello has filed notice of dissolu-
ton.
Read the advertisements in
this issue. These merchants
have goods you need. They will
appreciate your business.
The date of the worlds cham
pionship series was not fixed for
the 9TH of next month as was first
announced, but one day later,
the Sth of October.
Father and the Boys" at the
Gem Theatre tonight: T h e
boys put one over on the old man.
Father is a gay old widower-
and the best of mixers. He
doesn't for moment believe that
his fifty years place him at a dis
advantage in the courtship of his
soubrette stenographer. He
rather fancies that $4,000 gift
is a strong argument in his favor.
But he figures without taking in
to account the magnetic person
atty of his two sons, particularly
the younger one. Billy marries
his intended stepmother and
fathers $1,000 gift pays for the
honeymoon.
Tom Hit, manager of + h G
branch house of the Prescott
Hardware Com pany at Murfrees-
boro, SIP ent last night in the city
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26
Subscribe for the News.

Subscribe for the NEWS.
Let us estimate your gas
work. Mcdaniel Hdw. 20.
Read today's paper. Read the
advertisem ents. 1t will save
money for you, A merchant
who does not appreciate your
trade enough to ask for it is not
deserving of your patronage.
For Rent-Three unfinished
rooms with private entrance,
front and back porch. $3.50 per
week. All West Main.
We have first-claSS plumber,
and would be glad to estimate
and submit bids.
Mcdaniel Hdw. Co.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26

Presiding Elder billiard left
this morning for Mt. Ida. This
is Rev. billiards. last round be.
fore district conference con.
venes. 1t is a matter of great
regret that this excellent gentle.
man will be transferred from
Prescott to some other place at
the meeting of next conference.
Marshal Hamilton and his
were out this morning using
split log drag. We hope this
will be kept up. 1t certainly
puts the streets in an excellent
shape and, while they are in
good condition at present, the
dragging will tend to keep them
that way when the rainy season
begins.
The "prohis" of Texarkana
have called mass meeting to be
held at the Beech Street Baptist
Church in that city Monday
morning. All the churches on
the Arkansas side have been re-
quested to dismiss their congre-
cations and attend the services
at this church. w. p. Lane,
state comptroller of Texas, will
deliver an address to the busl'
ness men especially from their
point of view on the liquor ques'
ton.
Charlie Hilburn left this alter
noon at 1:50 for an extended trip
through Texas on motorcycles
Mr.. Hilburn expects to visit Dali
las, Eft. Worth, Galveston ans
Houston.
Fresh Oysters at the Guy
Market & Bakery.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26

Mrs. J. N. Hill, Homer, Ga, has used
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
years, and says she always recon-
mends it to her friends. at never
fails to cure our coughs and colds and
prevents Group We have five children
and always give them Folev's Honey
and Tar Compound for cold, and they
are all soon well. We would not be
without it in our house. Hesterly
Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26
A NEW DISCOVERY

One of the best products of the
chemists of the American Drug and
Press Association is Meritol Pile Rem
edy, for both internal and externa
use, certain in its effect. boon to suf-
fering humanity. Sold by Hesterly
Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26
A Scientific Achievement

Modern science has produced no such
effective agency in the relief of indi-
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iousness or impure blood as Meritol
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minds of tie American Drug and Press
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newspaper men all over the country.
Try this great remedy. Hesterly
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The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26

Antoine eiofid, .ndSLer at Gar S
den, Mich, knows the exact fact
when he speaks of the curative value
of Foley Kidney Pills. He says: From
my own experience | recommend Foley
Kidney Pills, as a great remedy for
kidney trouble. My father was cured
of kidney disease and good many of
my neighbors were cnred by Foley Kid
ney Pills .Hesteriy Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1912-09-26

For Rent-Three unfinished
rooms; front and back porch;
private entrance. Apply All w.
Main.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-22
AS to CleanIiness.

AS to CLEANLINESS.
The teacher called upon Fred
die Brown TO illustrate the proper
use of the degrees of the adjec-
five, "clean."
Mother is clean, /" said Freddie
falteringly, father is cleaner"
Here he paused,
And, " prompted the teacher,
haven't you some other rela-
tive?"
ooh, yes, there's Auntie-but
/ amt sure about her.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-22

lOts 1ANSO414A4tOAdlAOAlo AOA 7fJOOO
people. Twenty life boats. All
the conveniences of first class
home life. But
Secure statereoms now The
greatest steamship is to make'he
maiden run to New York. Rec
ords to go glimmering. A trip
that will startle the worldp \
The biggest handsomest
steamer! A maiden trip! A race
against the records! Thousands
go aboard-men, women and
children, 1t will be a trip to brag
about, this race against Time and
the elements. In the dead of
night the temperature suddenly
falls. This means icebergs, as
every captain knows. There's
that race against the records,
however,, 500 passengers and
crew of 800 not to be disappoint-
ed. Icebergs are not uncommon,
anyhow. On with the raeel
A crash and near / 400 bloated
corpses float and bob and wash
against each other in the splendid
cabins and salons two miles deep
in the Atlantic. A thousand wild
owS, two thousand orphans, prop
erty loss almost beyond account.
But it was a splendid race against
Death-while it lasted
Poor foolish humanity that can
not make progress toward full
usefulness without paying awful
toll of Deathl
-o--o-
He Went Out.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-22

FREAKY BASEBALL PLAY
WAS THIS
Rollie Zeider says Buddy Ryan
pulled off freak play this winter
while playing in Southern Cali Z
fornia. Bud and, Zeider were
playing for Calexico in the I'M
perial valley.
: One of the irrigation bitches
that are numerous in the valley
ran in about 10 feet of the left
field foul line. There was man
on second and one on third.
Mott lined beauty over third
just inside the line. Buddy sprint
ed over and got the ball with one
hand.
He never stopped until he took
a header in the canal, both run
ners crossing the pan. Bud
.
crawled out of the canal and rae.
ed over touching third, never
stopping until he reached second,
claiming an unassisted triple play.
Buddy finally convinced the
umpire that he had not dropped
the ball by showing him that the
ball was wet only on one side,
where, if he had, dropped itNthe
ball was bound to be wet all over.
-O-o--
AS to Cleanliness.
The teacher called upon Fred
die Brown to illustrate the proper
use of the degrees of the adjec-
E;,,a 0cIao,, -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-02
A FAST ONE
.GOWM

CNH
~ Brr-buzz-brr! went the tele-
3 phone at the inquiry department
s Of the busy gas company.
The Junior clerk lifted off the
M, receiver
"Hallo?" said he.
- "Hallo?" replied voice.
- I''When do you close the entries
"a " for the April Stakes?"
april Stakes?" said the clerk,
Iin puzzled voice.
n yes, April Stakes came the,
y lgruff reply.
This is the gas-works," was
the answer, in frigid and digni-
: fed voice.
7 u 81 know. 1 want to enter my
hI gas meter. It's the most rapid
LIN lgoer I've. seen in my lifeP
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-02

YORK
By Norman.
(The Junior Office Boy
Reviews "The Pigeon.
n. y, toosdy-i seen a
drammer the utheT mite that
made a CRATE hit with me
most drammers has one
trubbel with them, they are
thrillin and they are inter
estin and they are sumtimes
amusin, but they don't end
up like they would if it was
real life insted of acktin
the play is called the pid-
gin, becos the principel car
ackter is a Teller that is
plucked by evryboddy that
he tries to be good to. at the
end he hasn't got hardly any
fethers left, and the pluckin
is still goin on
this poor boob is a artist
l takes pity on evry bum
he sees lookin mizzerble in
tfeets, whether lady or gent,
yives the mmoney and invites
to come and call at his
e for a squair meal
the first ackt 3 of them
S, one is a yung lady that
flowers and one is a cabby
gets drunk and the luther is
nchman that don't do nuth.
, artist has a dauter that has
sense, and if it hadn't been
she had gone to bed these
S wouldent have got into the