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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-09-06

COLONEL ROOSEVELT still
urges the right OF the people to
rule, and wherever constitu-
tions prevent justice being done,
he reminds the people that they
have the right : to amend the
constitution.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-09-06
dependency.

Is often caused by indigestion and
constipation, undoubtedly disappears
"nen Chamberlain'sTal lets are taken.
For sale by all Dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-09-06

There Is only one real failure in life
possible. and that is not to be true IL
the best one knows
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-09-06
Snokana Fair R.hu sL...

Spokane Fair Baby Show.
The babies will have a big time at
the baby show to be held on the first
day Of the Spokane Fair. Sept 80. Lots
Of prizes to be awarded.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-10

- Gin 9biloiopb lit ME sliidlih,
lueil oas iein ySpitem" nidt 8uldBt.
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S6neioer muroe am 9ienitas inl
Diitriftsgeridt porgefiiBrt uno bern
Muni5ipalgeri6t fir oen nadite,l
Serlnin iibertpieien. Die 8iireIdaft
lalttet $500.
Cine Depei1e aug Wilmalfec
ia9t: Tim einen Settler, Ser in Sen
9iidern IN Der &omptroqer Office
porgefonlmen nor, uno Der 5i1 auf
Ole erfledli6e Gllntme BON 2 Gts.
belief, elttoefen an fornen, rnllBte
Sic 5taot niht peniger alg $25
besablen, oenn Elm Glerf batte >ie6s
Gage lang gu arbeiten, bis er eno=
lid Die Differena in oen 9iihern
entoeft batte. Ser lt1otiide Som
troller 2ouis 90. &otefi meinte,
oaB bies bod eigentli9 gu piel @elo
lei aber man bdtte ii6 nidt
5uredt finoen fonnen, oa oas
u9eue" 9udfiibrungsipiten1 oos oie
So5ialiften ipdbret1o ibrer Mbn1inis
itration eingefiibrt b1tten, ei1len
iblden @irriparr berporrufe, oaB
fi6 ielbIt Der Bette glerf nidt adj
redt finoen tonne. @r lei iest oa-
BEL, Elm boIlfommen onoeres Spe
item ein5ufiibren, oas penigItens
ie6er begreifen Tonne, uno oas oie
gon5e gudfiibrune meientlid err
lcihterte Se6enfalls iperoe man
BET OelnieIben nid,t $25 auseeben
all brauhett Inn cine Gifferen5 bon
2 Gents aus5ufinoen.
@ilbur Glenn 8olibo, ocr
Sberaufieber bon 3ion gitp, Sllis
nois, bat befannt gemadt, oab er
i'm sanaen 2anoe einen &relt5aus
gesen Den 9abaf, eeeen oas Can
sen uno segen Den @enuB bon Mu-
itern inauglirieren tperbc. gr min
eroBe Sdiloer, Die oen @ebraud)
BON Sabaf peroamnen nebeil Die
Sabafs Innoncei1iloer, oie upom
Teufel aufgeiteat iino", plo3ierem
loiien. glnfanes Septenlber pill
8olipa in gegleitung bon 20 Mms
bangern einen &reu55ug onrd Waine
neapolis uno ct. Haul, bann ent-
lang Der aiiite uno idlieblid iiio<
lid uno oitlid nad uno onrd)
San glntonio ltnb Nelp Orleans uns
ternebmen.
Sn einem giisnbabnllnfaae
auf Der Wlobile uno Ohio 8abn
iin6 in Der Nabe BON ct. 2onis 35
Gerionen Derlebt poroen.s
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sras. a 8.

@Ieid nadoem @ouperneur
Golquitt, ourd Sberiff golparos
bon 81 Haio Die Nadri1t erbolten,
ooB merifanii6e @ebellen, in Der
9edbe bon Jabens, iiber Die @rense
eeeangen unb teraniides @igen>
tum 5eritorten, fanote er foIsenoes
Selegramm an ben &riegsnliniIter:
n8itte Inn iofortige beItinmte
glntwort OBJ Die Nesierung Der Ser.
Staaten bereit lit, bic @ren5e gu
id)iisen un6 ginf10e 5liriifaupei<
ien.? SAILS Die Negierung es nidI
tut, peroe i'd es nit ben Staats-
truppen beiorgen." Bon einer Mnt1
mort bes Miniiteriums lit bier fo>
melt nihts befannt. Sberit Stee~
Der teIegrapbierte Dem @ouberneur,
bob Die nod Gabens geianbte Ras
palerie bort aues rubig gefunoen
babe, mogegen 5beriff Goporbs Be-
bauptet, es trieben ii6 mebrere
8anoen auf Der amerifaniiden Sei@
te berum uno er beoiirfe berittes
ner Sruppen Inn Die @ren5e 5u
ihiisen.
aus gl Iaio fommt Die geahs
ridt, oaB in Der gfaht bonn Dons
nerita9 auf 6reitag eine ganoe
nlerifaniiber gfebellen in Der N1bc
BON Sierre 9la,lca auf teraniides
@ebiet iibergetreten lei uno periuht
babe, bier ytequilitionen gu MAIDEN.
General Sro5co bebailptet, 6aB Die
2eute ni6t au ieiner glrlnee ge.
boren. Oberit Gteeber Bat cine
Ghmaoron 2apallerie BON Sort
Bib aus, an ben Sfio @ranoe &c,
ihidt, Inn bic llebeItdter absufans
gen, cine &ompag,lie Snfanteria
ging per grtra5ug nad Olo Sort
Sancod. Sberiff gomaros bat ebens
falls Hangers uno SreiipiIlige bel
Sierra 9lanca 5uiammenge5ogen
lno mill Die ltnsegeno abpatrouiIs
lierel aonitab[er Domingo Wton.
taga bdlt so berittene 2eute 8ur
Verfiigung 0es Sberiffs bereit.
Sn Sort 8ortb bat iid oie
geriamiltlllng Der 5armers linton
in ibrer ShluBiisung au @unitsn
Der ginfiibriiue bon seSnitiotipe, Me<
ferenoun uno rHecaa" ausgelpro,
den. Die nddfte 2esislatur Jon
eriudt iueroen cine betreffenoe
aonifitutionsperanoerung Dem Dol.
fe sur Ibitintntung por5ulesen.
sn Sberinon purben Die nes
gen Wtoroes gum 9ooe pernrteils
ten Neger @oo6 @arep imb Sci,
lars 8ines nm lebten 6reitag ge.
bongt
Ger cbenfalls meeep Wors
oes gum Tooe perurteilte 9aeges
Scnrp @iIliams BON Beaumont lit
bonn @ouperneur 81 lebensldnglis
| dem 3uhtbaus begnaoigt iporoen
- Gin Rf,ilnionh lit ME uliidlic1
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i. 8ie bas y9eeue gSiener 3oa.

rell. 8ie oas u9eeue @iener Gag
blatt" lpeiter milien min, bat oer
Geidps &riegsrniniiter BON Muffen@
berg BEL ieinem 8eiuf in SSsId)l
Dem 8aiier BEN gorlblog unterbreiz
tet nno Ser aaiier oen 8lon gez
neblnigt. 9luf idleunige Ser1tel>
lung Der neuen Saubisenrobre, oie
Der Sariegsminiiter BEL ieinen Oar
leglngen gum gtat ols Dor aaem
notmenoig be5ei6net bat, iit Ser
Wfitteilung sufolge beionoere giife
rbt genonnnen. 9ie @ieferung oiee
Ter &obre ioa umeebeno erfoIeen.
9lus Wees fonmt oie Melouna
bon einem neuen 5pionagefuu.
Gin S6irrmeilter Waarf, Elm gise@
felopebel @elf uno Elm sergcant
Slider fino unter Dem 8eroadt Ser
Sptonage berbaftet tporben. geGberes
iiber Die 9lrt Der 5pionage l,no iiber
Die beteiliete glus1anosmodt lit
nod nidt befonnt geiporoen.
s(nldBli6 oes ssllternationaIz
len Wtorianer &ongreiIes bot Ell
ne Wannermaafabrt nod Dem @rn>
be oes 9lpoitels Mottbias in ser
Erierer Matt6iasfirde, itottgefunS
oen Die ii6 gu elmer iiberaus eill>
orildsbollen &unogebltng geltaItete.
Sauieno gereine, Die gum Sell bon
meltber gefontmen iparen, bobet at
Der Waafabrt teilgenomlnen. 0ie
Geiammt5abl Ser @oafobrer Be-
trug iiber iieb5ebntauieno.
0ab Goitna6rihtetI oie aus
Sapm in Seattle, @aib., einges
troffen iino, berridt infolee folt
gan5liben glnsfaas Der oiesiqbris
gen .&eis-Sommerernte in ssapan
groBe Seuerung, ilno Die 8reiie fir
8eis baben cine nod ME bageipez
iene Sobe errei1t. gs miro n0tig
iein BON Der noroli6en po5ifiiden
aiiite @ei5en uno Wtebl nod Sa>
pon 5ll perienoen. @leid5eitig miro
hefannt, oaB Die sSra6traten fit
Wei5en nno @etreioe bonn Euogetz
Suno aus nod SItaiien I'M 2aufe
oes 9erbites ni6t unerbebli6 er-
bobt meroen iollen..
Ger @eiunobeitsrof in 2iber@
pool bat eiren Sall bon 8ubonen>
&eit su per5eibnen. Gs bonoelt
iid Inn einen iiebenidbrisen a,la~
ben. glnfangs glanbte man. baB
oas &inb an 8linooarment5iinoung
leioe, ourd cine Operation tpuroe
feltegeitellt, oaB Belt : SDntptome
Dorbanoen iino. gon ser @eiuno~
beitsbeboroe iino Die notigen
Masregeln ergriffen lporoen I'M
elmer gerbreitung oer 4ronfbeit
uorsubeueen.
Sn @lasgom, sAottlano,
leiitete ii6 eiae 8eiberredtlerin
oas 0ergniieen, oas @las Dor eli
nem ipertoollen @enaloe in Der
bortigen aunitgaaerie nit einen
Sell 81 5erihmettern. @s gelang
Ser Surie unentoedt gu .entfommen.
Sn gborln, einem tiirfiihen
Staotden 5tpiihen &onital1tiropel
uitO I0rianopel, .tpuroe ourd Elm
@robeben cine Seuersbrunit ent@
faht uno 600 9auier liegen m
glide. Durb ben @rbitoB mlroe
cine brennen0e 2anpe umgeipors
fem Die erplooierte llno 10 ben
8rano berborrief.
Die oiesidbrigen oiterreidi-
ihen 8aiier Man0ber finoen BON
s. big 12. September in Der &C.
geno BON 8efessgiaba, S5egeoin
uno Temespnr, in ser gedbe Ser
ierbiihen @rell8e, itatt. Der aai>
fer miro oiesmal nit 9fHdfiht altf
Die 2aft ieiner Sabre an ben Mano@
bern niht teilnebmen. Die 0ber-
Ieitung miro in ben Soanoen oes
gr5ber5og Sbronfolgers Sran5
cCorSft,o,rA Itoos,f
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gerlanst - miro elm oeuti1es
Wtdo6en ooer Srau nm 4oheu llno
ollgemeine Sausarbeit fir cine Sa.
mile bon 5 9erionen au beiorscn.
&eiu 8aifen. Mon aoreIiiere: G.
q. GIousuiber, 0uanah, Seras,
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slm San Nntouiu.


str5ntt berbei ibr g5lferidaften,
An ben San 9lntpntp.
gSp gebramt felt pielen Sabreu,
Wirb has ed1te ~ a 1T ~.
Bpllt ibr endJ hes 2ebems fremeu?
Sie 0elesem9eit lit bier:
tlnt bic Surgen 5n seritremem,
Srinfet fletfig ,,2one Star" 8icr.
Dag ber itul5e Wsegifaner,
Ereiien ieines Wsesfal's Wlmt,
Der bigpite Ynritamer,
Sd]liirfen aus ber tritben Slut:
Wianner, bic In NlMkeftunbcu,
Uerne fneiper, frei nn6 frpb,
Saben 9abmng ftetS gefun6eit,
Sir ben Surit In ~ a nj ~.
Wenn ibr ,ueilt i'm 3eherfreiie,
Sis Der innge Mprsen tast;
grinft mad cd)ter, bemtIher Meiie,
WtGkig, aber mnber5ast.
2aft bic @lGier bell erflingeu,
Seib 81 frobem Sd)er5 bereit;
9cnn, cs ioll ppr alten Singen,
Serrifen bic 0emittlthfett.
0i5sen and bic Waiiernarren,
Setter idJrei'm nnb Msprbio;
9ebrt en6 ntd]t am ibre Sparrem
gSenn ihr fist beiin ~ a m o..
Sb and Mmdcr giftig idbinpfen,
llrb uns g5mnen feia 4laiier,
Oan5 borricrt BITE 9taien riimpien,
Srinfet rnbig D2ume Star" gier.
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2iegem futnrer in Streite.

3ipei Saben befinoeu iib in be.
itdmoigen Streite, @oIbefiroen nno
Samorrboioen. Mber @udlen's glrni.
ca Snlbe bertreibt Siiinorrboioen in
ieoer Sorm. Sic beieitigt balo
sSuden, @nt5iinoling rmo Shpellung
Sic giebt Goniort ino @oIbcfinoeil.
0as groBte SeiImitteI BEL 8rano-,
griib- uno Sbnittipnloen, gc3emo,
uno oGlen Sautfranfbeiten. 0nr 25e
in allen @potbefeu.
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@ie aus DRESDEN gemeIoet
miro, lit fir ben fiir5lih aus Dem
2eben geIdieoenen poriibenoen
Staatsminiiter nnb sSuiti5miniiter
Or. b. Otto Der Nahiolger ernalnt.
Die @abl lift alf ben 9fei6sonmalf
Or. 0agel, Seipaig gefallen.
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spirella-Goriets, fonfortabel, ge.
ben nod bel ieoer 8eipegung una
iino ponitanois elaltiid. Gin Sabr
garantiert ,nidt 5u rotten ooer gu
bre6en. 3immer 204 Stuearingens
@ebduoe, eegeniiber 8lum's Store
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g. q. & u. q. gabm.

m.xeI w - 0"JSt'
SO. 1--aOnftOn II. 5. aiite.
:, ..............7 1915 abenbs
9fo. 3-9o,iiton un6 Der &iifte.. ....
60 5-aiitenltdote ..i.3o naam @
Mo;; 44-gon &errbille. MIR an @oden,
= ta9en .9:85 BORN
30; 4s--@Ou aerrDine, nIr @onns a'
SO. 4e-gon aerrpille, nur Il ~ eon aOs5sOs @Os
dJentaaen.. :. :. $40 nae1m
80. 2-oOnitOn unO Der aIite.. ~.
$40 bornt
Mo. 4-5oniton llnb Der &iifte.. 80.
............. ..9:15 abenoS
yio. 6-aiilten1tGbte 1920 nad1n1
9o. 39-sfad &errbilIe, nur arl go
dentagen. ........... .4.45 na1m
10. 47-gad @errbile, nllr 9onn~
tags $50 BORN
so, 4519aa6 saerroille, nltr "a an 80 @o.
dentase,l 1876 BORN
g., S. e g. q. (Saupt-ainie.)
Nnfunff.
go. 9-som Often -. 80 pornr
go. 7-@om Often. $3.50 nadm
No. 10-gl 9eio II. @eiten. 9. 80 nadm
No. 8-8on @l Bnfo.. ..1O.15 bonn
no. S-aad Ell saio un0 meiten.
30. 1o-ssad 5. Often. 1880 So absnSs aisis
ylo. 8-3n9 oem Often. !. 1890 BORN
No. 7-Na6 gI Rafo nnb 8eiten. T.
............... $3.50 nbenbs
gietOrta 9tptFom, 9. $. e g. ".
go, so1-guero, gictoria. .s.15 obeuos
Nbfabrf-
go. so2-guero, gietoria. .7:so BORN
90. s.. & 8, ga6m.
Nnfunft -
80. 241-@on Soulton. 1855 BORN
9o. 7-@on 9alIas nnb Sort @ortb
SO; 2o5-@on aanfas Gite unS ,S' st. t'''
SO. 15-aofal bonn Morben. 8 80 nadlm
$50. 9-@on &anins gitb, ct. Bouts itnS
9bicago $3.50 abenbs
No: 16-Ma6 NorSen bia anftin ,lab
:. Smitbbine 700 BORN
No. 1O-Na9 ct. 2oltis, 8anfas gitb
llro Gbicago ....... 800 bonn
Wo. 8-yla6 Sort Mortb linb Dallas
$50 abenbs
go. 206-Na9 ct. 2ouis nnb @anfns
@ttb ......... 800 abeno0
gto. 242-Na6 9onfton 1920 abenbs
q: 6. & =. 8. g. G. q. n. gabnbof)
Mnfunft -
SO. 7-8om Nor6en. -. .9.55 BORN
Ro. 9-8om Nor6eu. 10.45 aben6S
Mbfa6rt -
No 8-g1a1 bem Noroem. .7.30 BORN
30. 6-Naf ben1 9or6en. 800 abenhs
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GtlenbaDu : TabrpIan.
5. & 6. q. ga5n.

a,1t,nft-
Mo. S-gom gorben. $3.50 aberos
gto. 5--8om Norben $40 mora
so. 7-Sailb @gpreB @pesial, @uben. :.
a. 9.55 mor9
No. SOCIAL bon BaIeitine. -.
o. -. ;. ..10.45 abenbs
gso. 4-8on Megifo ......1.5o uodhm
Ho. l2-aocal bon 2arebo (gemiidt)
=. -. ;. 1900 n,nrg
Mbfa1rt
Mo. 4 @ad Dem 9arben. .1.55 nod1m
gso. g. Na9 6en Nor6en. 800 abenos
go. 8-2ocal rad Ealeffine =. so mora
sfo. 1o-9ailp @gpreb SpesiaI, gaor6en
..:....:..:....,...3.20 morg
@o. 5 -@ab Megifo. ZOO u,ora'
sto. 11-Soeal mad 2arebo (semiidt)
=. 400 abello5.
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perfette 0elmbbett.

palten Sic bas Gpftemi in pollltdnbiee,
Orbnune bur1 geleaentliden @ebraud
bon Suits 2eber=Yillen Diefelbenre.
suliren bic ginsemeibe unb perldbffen
eillen fraftigen 96rper.
Gir aopff9mersen. gilipIitdt, Mala.
ria, llnberbaulihteit an6 dbnlibe 2ei.
ben, Elm poiitipss 9eilmittel
TUFTS Leber pIlLEN.
The evening world., 1912-10-28
60, 900 CHURCHES JONI
FIGHT on WHITE PLAGUE.
Flashes of Light Telling Death
Record Point Lesson to One
Congregation.

A tiny red light above the pulpit in
the Bethany Memorial Church flashed
manacinsly every three minutes
throughout the service yesterday after
noon to tell the CONGREGATION that some
one in the United States had Just diAd
from the white piSsus. That Is the
record Of tuberculosis In this country.
More wildly than any ARRAY Of fis-
ures or eloquent appeal the pitiiess little
spark drove home the truth to the con-
sregation while the Rev. Arthur B.
Churohman preached on Jesus Christ,
the Great Physician."
II was tuberculosis day" IN %, 100
churches all over the county. In every
Catholic Church In this diocese a letter
was read from Cardinal Farley urging
the Importance OF this hsht on .ubercu-
losis and sermons preached OH q.
To tell Of the diseases world wide
ravaSes the light would have flashed
every thirty seconds: two deaths-and
unnecessary deaths-every minute
The evening world., 1912-10-28

When the boat landed the Secret Ser
Vice man was In his place close to and
talking to the President He felt a
tug at his coat and. turning quickly.
confronted a man with a face covered
with coal dust and wearing a black cap.
A short black coat partly hid a red
shirt. The Secret Service man looked
inauiringly.
say" said the stranger. wasn't you
De fellAr what wss down In de stoke
hole Jis now7" Yes, sure" well.
don't you remember me7 I'm dc guy
what give you de match. Introduce me
to Taft"
THE Marshall parade on
next Saturday afternoon will be
q Fifth avenue concert. among
other things. There will BE- music all
along the line. There Will be a band
and . half for every block. That's
what there will be. Fifty-nve bands In
all have been engaged UP TO date.
which 10 some procession in itself And
II there are any more bands TO spare
they will be pressed into service, too
II there Isn't any music on your block.
just run out In the street and order
some.
YBNRY CABOT LODGE was much
RI shocked in waItham, Mas, last
Friday night. He was TO be the
speaker Of the evening At a Republican
meeting. Right down tho street Bull
Moose meeting was being held and II
looked as II q circus had come to town.
Into the Bull Moose gathering 100 peo-
pie poured. At the Lodge meeting about
hundred were gathered IN front Of
the door. One by one. then in twos
and threes the Lodge meeting adjourned
down the street. Senator Lodge finally
declined to speak TO the handful which
The evening world., 1912-10-28

Perkins. Chairman Of the Bull
Moose Executive Committee. this morn
ing. II never realised what . marrow
escape Col Roosevelt had Until saw
him. The bullet was intended for his
heart and The assassin's aim was true,
Juet - the shot was nrsd the Colonel
eurnsd. raising his hat 10 the cheering
crowds IN the street. Had he kept the
ooeition to which he rose Cor . frac-
tbon Of . second he would have bssn
. dead man. The bullet went through
HE army overcoat. 100 pages of manu-
scrapt and through the outer rim Of his
eeesi spectacle case where the steel
was the strongest. Tho hole In the
case 10 a. clean - II II had been
Dunched. The Colonel fell back on his
seat - though q mule had Kicked him.
He VIII never again have a. close . call
for he life and get away with It."
~ AT IRWIN was one Of the bright
wi shining stars at the Hippodrome
ava last night where the Wilson
Marshall Theatrical Leagus gave an
entertainment for the benent of the
Democratic campaign fund. Il don't
know anythng about politics." she be-
san. Then in an aside: That's to
stop any heokling." The ever favorite
1eotlight favorits then talked tariff like
Q paid speibinder. She wound up thus
~: They say q woman hasn't got .
vote IN New York. have. I've got
three votes-my husbands and my two
The evening world., 1912-10-28

Charles Schard, forty-fv, years old.
of No. go East Seventeenth street,
Manhattan. while driving q truck along
Water street. Brooklyn, to-day. fell
from his seat. landing head frst on
the curb. and was killed. He was en-
ployed by a truckman named Goldsberg,
OF No. 50 East Tenth street. Manhat-
tan.
The evening world., 1912-10-28

was left, and they. too. went to the
Bull MOOSE meeting. Hard luck for the
Senator, but he's been in politics long
enough to know that a mans no
prophet in his own State More es-
phesying for the @. o. p. in Massa-
ehusetts.
- ov. HIRAM JOHNSON, who has
r been making a most strenuous
campaign for Roosevelt and who
IL his running mate on the Progressive
ticket, will not vote for tho Big Bull
Moose. Gov. Johnson has Hadleyed him
self. That sounds strange. but the
Governor Of California sacrificed his
vote for the head Of the ticket. He re-
manned In the East to follow the Roose-
welt Itinerary as far as possible and
thereby knocked himself out OF his own
vote. To-day he IL In Maine--Portland,
Augusta, Lewiston and Bangor. To-
morrow he will be In Connecticut and
on Wednesday will arrive In New York
TO speak on the same platform with
Roosevelt In Madison Square Garden
that night for the first time in the
campaign.
- Ov. WILSON 10 back in harness
II again. He retired from the stump
after Col. Roosevelt was shot
and for a time he was undecided
whether he would speak at the big
meeting In Madison Square Garden on
Thursday night The leaders OF the
Bull Moose party declared they could
see no reason why the Democrats or
Republicans should cease firing and the
campaign has been going ahead pretty
much as before the unfortunate Incl
dent at Milwaukee. Tonight Gov. WILL
son will speak in Philadelphia and to-
morrow night in Rochester.
The evening world., 1912-10-28

Al lest or found articles sd-
vertised In The World will be
llsted n The worlds lnforms-
ton Bureau. PuiitssP Building
Arcade. Park Row. Worlds
Uptown Once. northwest cor.
nes 8Rth NJ. and Brosdvs
Morld's Harlem OFFICE. 2lo
West 12bth st.. and World's
brooklyn Office, 2O2 Washinx-
ton H., Brooklyn. for 80 days
renewing the printing Of tie
advertisement.
The evening world., 1912-10-28

YwYHEN President Taft goes abroad
w hs 10 hedged by Secret Service
w men. They are always close to
him. On one Of his recent trips he was
on q ferry when ono Of the Secret Ser
vice men wanted q light for his cigar.
The evening world., 1912-10-28
Campaign SideGghts

, sons. And I'm going 70 vote than Al
for Wilson" It's . thres-to-ons bet
that she will, too.
The evening world., 1912-10-28

g To clear our warerooms quickly of the various
ments that have been taken in exchange, or mod
have been on our floors too long; so that every
floor space may be devoted to the fine new instr
that are coming in for the Fall and Holiday bus
g Many beautiful pianos are included superb
that came to us only because their former owners
newer models or player-pianos instead Of the s.
was playable only by hand. Every instrument
gone over thoroughly to put it in best possible co
Many could not be distinguished from new, if we
tell you otherwise.
g All are magnificent investments at the LOW F
for which they will be offered tomorrow.
OFF YOU EVER WANT TO BUY A PIAN
PLAYER-PIANO, DO NOT FAIL TO CONF
SEE THIS REMARKABLE COLLECTION
qEASY TERMS OF PURCHASE make it p,
piano to crafty that desire NOW. Here is lis
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-17
In Memory.

Whereas God in his providence has
removed from our midst to the safe re-
treat OF his heavenly fold our dear little
friend, classmate and pupil, Virginia
Penick;
Be it resolved, That we bow in meek
submission to his holy will. That we
will miss her at Sunday school and
church, where she was faithful at
tendant, and in our everyday life.
That, though her place will be vacant
and she will be with as no more on
earth, we will hold her in loving memory
and try to emulate her many virtues
and her faithful service in the Sunday
school and church.
Resolved, That we, as Sunday
school and as individuals, do all that
loving sympathy can render to cheer
the lonely home and commend to her
mother the great physician, whose re-
sources are infinite as healer OF both
body and soul
Resolved, That copy OF these reso-
lutions be spread upon the minutes Of
our Sunday school; also q copy to the
bereaved family.
MIS-. II Z BUTLER, supt
MRS, JOE RoDcERs, Teacher.
Glass Lois Carpenter, Jimmie Bit
ticks, Latus Brooks, Janet Harris, Mary
Butler. Ruth crutchfcId, Louise Ha4tis.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-17
Capt. o. Dircks. one Of the best citi

Capt. Q. Dircks, one Of the best citi
zens that any town ever boosted, a big
hearted, wholesome character, full 81
enterprise and faith in the efficacy OIL
industry, brought into our office this
week sample Of the ever-bearing straw
berries. They begin when the ordinary
strawberry season is over and bear till
frost. This reminds us that the Captain
has an infant fruit crop on his place
along side Of the N, G. & st. L. Ry.
track, and is keeping it up along the
lines Of the best culture.
Run the flies from your stock and
cows by spraying them twice day
with Cow Ease. For sale at Wehman's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-17
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications. as they cannot reach fhs
diseased portion Of the ear. There Is oafv are
way to cure deafness and that IL By constitutinn.
a. remedies. Deafnessds caused by an inflafiaed
condition q the mucous lining Of the Esissac Sian
Tube When the tube II inflamed vou hnvs 4
Tumhling sound or imperfect hearing. and wien
i Is entirelyly closed Deafness IS the result md
unless the inflammation cnn be taken on a44A
this tube restored toits normal condition he4ffnsf
will pc DESTROYED forever nine cases nnf III III /
arg caused BY Catarfh. which II nothing BIT 4 4
tniiamed condition Of the mucous surfaces
we VIII give One Hundred Dollars for any ef6s
of Drifucss fcaused b. calarrh3 that tal,,,..f Il
cured ~ Hail Cntarfh Cure Send for cifefts M
free III T. CHENEY Il 90 IasiElsss N ! y AZ n
Sold by Druggists. re
Take fiaii's Family Pills for consnp1sion
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-17
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

Live. up-to-date paper for sale. Good
subscription list, growing weekly. Job
department will pay expenses Of Office.
All the ads. the paper can handle come
unsolicited. Everything needed on hand
and change Of ownership can be made in
ten minutes Books and files will show
owner makes money. but on account Of
sickness he has to move to different eli
mate. Best snap ever offered in Obion
County. Address Newspaper this Office.