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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-24

..llS So iiA1 @
g e SAlls s.4
n flS az I'm o. i-l.ls
made te 'e1s.. seen sen. g
itts5s 4, ;iTid en1oriS cement
Us and pays for it
eE in the year
n the House Of Delegates N14gs the
I8> bin, 81. B. No. g, sen aSll.11,e
me- l1re thls the. 1EaccoE bill a
PoE pn OF is tftIe es.Eo
ab6 sh the oee ofStas CO.. Lon-
er me bin va "a. Fici0u class leg-
islation. It relieved an the rail-
rods and other great eoEporations
81 81 Ideally the largest part q the
taxes they are now paying. This
hin passed the House and the only
thing that prevented It passing the
Senate under the Democratic spur
and whip was the lack ofOn vote.
The Senate membership was tie,
it viii be remembered, and the df-
teen Republicans voted sOlidly
against it's passage, and saved the
tax laws from wreck and ruin.
1t is w5eckIess to say that the
Democrats dare not abolish these
tax laws which are so satisfactory to
the 1nasses ofsthe people. n view Of
their ,persistene attempt Of last year
Give them a working majority in
6oth branches OF the IegfslatuTe az
the coming election, and under the
direction OF the two party 1boSses,
Watson and ChfIton. themselves for-
poration tools and reactionariess of
the worst kind, and the entire sys-i
tenn OF taxation for which the Re-
publican party worked 50 patiently,
and in support OF which hundreds Of
Democrats in every part Of the state
gave their votes and hearty cooper
alton, will be wiped from the stat
ute books without any further de-
lay.
Let no citizen OF west virginia Ve
misIed as to that. It is part OF
the program and agreement formu-
lated two years ago, which gave thet
state to the Democratic party II IS
stil on the program-it- has not
been abandoned.
A Democratic legislature this
year means doing away with our
tax laws. Every voter should be on
his guard. hese laws are equally as
much boon to a Democratic tax
payer as they are to a Republican
taxpayer
It is the paramount duty OF the
tax payer OF West Virginia to be
awake and alive to this grave dan
ger which meances him. Eternal
vigilance. men of West Virginia, all
along the line.
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gor. nnedicines to an suffering women.
Mrs. MARY HALsrEAD, Platea, Pa,
Box SO.
c. ses- which still frlrther~s shows Shat Ly-
dia Z. PinIham's Vegetable Compound
may $3.50 = ~ q S3s1ro+a-.eI had fnAam-
coyIsed main in4Iny side,
naaFaon On. S.oS- o4 sstIs an "a time was
SO blue that felt hke ery1. Il 1 e51y 0 -
Pinkham's 4sgsss9l e1 Com . eo11ti in1
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John HugilI is spending several
days in wheeling looking sitter bust-
ness matters
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NERVOUS
DESR9 ! ]. !
WOMEN
Find Relief nLydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Their Own Statements
So Tes6ffy.

Plates, When I wrote to you
8rst / was troubled with female weak
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-24

samuel R. Bentley has returned
from New York where he attended a
conference Of New York Life Insur-
ance Company agents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-24


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49, 49,, 49, s. ~ ~
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a. - ,,-o,S- [.Js,,- T1
$3.50 - .y.,S5.fST5S,I ~ q z
cSSs.5- y : SioC; ,I,I5e ,,ISr( 80 iii.
- 80, 49,. -. :, -.
-, ~ eZg,.i, [sortiC,,C-, -.
ing swiftly down to the SIN q de
world, beasts coming % from &. set
somehow into evening clothes, sat wen
together under Monsieur Ropn0t8
many eolcped lights 1Ea8 The o.
pEaVity q Paris without touch OF IL
seductive esprit. The GiatVe, aehieF=
Gus greeting Of the Moulin Rouge ano
the FOUe BergereS %Je. yoQsgl inl9s on-
nez7moi eInQ francs" was, not mere.
This place was an oak 4ORe-eeoNgS- j
wondered on what limb OF It Perched
Madame Fersay. *
was about TO summon the go94
Popinot to my assistance, when =
young man. very drunk camp tll1 SE,.
'companied by a WoNaan in superb
opera eeat. They took the table OBJ
posite to mine. The young man wore
q soft SLOUGH hat, which he promptly
threw on the floor. Then he began to.
hammer on the table with the ferrule
OF his walking stick and shout. Heahp
heah, Popinot, you old dog, bottle OF
Burgundy for Madame Yersaya KS
the wine OF love and 4augaeeE. 4
MJ eyes went instantly 20 the WON :lE.
an She was medtllzl-slzse' eolls : CT
GUS blonde W1tn . EtaIAlSE eE4L'A At5 pA'S'
erce1Ient arms and throat. name tIl0l
most Of by a low Gown Of lIaicl, veil
vel Her compIexfon V,as the usual .
sort to Be had from boxes ana paint
3o4s- 9er month was a.lperfect CIifIdi5
bow. and exquisite. Her nose was
bourreois. but not obtrustve, ana not
had. Her eyes. however. were utterIy5
bad. They reminded me- Of cold tai
low. Her bright yellow hair vas scoil-i
ed ,on>the top 0fEher head TOT ilSss AMI
eject Of height Ind to 1enetli5er1s her
face. while her compaIion was nm.
speakabiy drunk. this ~ oman VISlS cold {
IL sober. She constantly dIledst I1S
mans glass. but scarcely tasted herr
own. was evidently spectator at the
epfloRue Of a quarrel which Madame
versay was striving to S1roWh IN the
mixture Of alcohol ana cIaret that Pc
pinot sold for Burgundy. She spoke,
almost in whispers, but now ana then
the man broke out IN . voice that Z
could hear. IL
.eNo. won't wait no noah. fwauE',
t,,o[n bscE Yor, aid Won only, wanted
Them to atar IN. That's what Ioil
s s..f5. - s+s--in'.
1Fod.r,o vorrav -na4fo8 him on the
.,--1 s,35 cooe|i C1yo,. Nm mt faca
z, res 80, "a cold a = ,Eedee srhe T1a1
J - On the one idea. .eIo: I was
49, 1fd1.+ 7 ten voy,- ! v,S1a- drunk
Tybo,1 T AID to and f1,ayav, GOT &, %
I +r.1s1, - bero.
~. S-os - - Iz.-,.. ,,,.,a.,,I1 ,J,.1e,o;,
4a4.s 81 1900 80. :.5JSsSV
~, 1901
l4ie-I -.<,;1,, ~, 49,.
y "a sue 7.t : - ,1,,t'
Dus 49, 1890 = EI;4SIoS-.
90 tI1l $500 ~ ,sl,t -C,;
eElpe stoDoels ss -, - W. ~ ~
u = "
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geIteut oie Omaha Tribiine.
10c Die ISOLDE 0urb ErGger.
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banana"

Die gannmafanaIbotidot bS grdiiOenten bonn 10. sOuenber, IN
peIder bic Su ~erbebsnben GRANDCHILDREN fhgeeet nno oerofhniidi
werben, Idt Die bon eneIauS nufgeporiene Streitrose, OBJ Die Der.
Staahn os aeht babeu, ibrer aiitenidifiabrt frMe 9urtinbrt ourh ben
aanoI su senatten, 5par gang u~nberibrt, bat aber bod ntht uniueeutltdl
sr aldrurs Der Sa1Ioge bepgerngen.
9on befrntieten SanOesfabrseigen foaen S12o fur Die Tonne.
ooer ie6e bunbert aubiffuB b~nusbaren 2ahenrouuns. erboben peroen;
BON 5abrseusen rnter gaaat 40 gro5ent ncn9r rmS bon trenoen
qrieasfobrseuaen so Gents bic Tonne BaFeruerordnsimg gmeritaniihe
arieasidife ioqen fGe 9urhabrt boben, % bic erbebuns bon De-
blbren BON ioIfen uitts anberes en rDiree as Die uebertlbrung bon
geb aus elmer gunoesfoie in cine onoere, 10 iat man in Warrington.
Ole Sate lBt f6 5par aud on@rS mlfiaHen. bod oos ut nebeniahhh
Cos @ihtiae limb Die gaien fir SaubeIsiabrBeuge uo oas geoeutiane
lit Die gatiate, Sb fe in sIeiher Sobe fmo nit ben neuen SueBtanal'
raten uo in ibrer Sobe BON oRen beoingt umo betinrHt tpuroen. Wti
onSrn gsorten, bas gittige unb 9eOeutiame fr Die nod 81 fcnrnenoen
gerbannungen nit england IN Der Observation-Disclosures ltest Sarth bob
.onh bic annabme Der Suesrahn fir Den ganarafonal iber ieoen
3ueiiel binals ietgefeat uae oorgetan miro. oaB Die Der. Staaten it1
IN Der 9atcnbercdmaug nur bon Dem Streben, ben gunamotonnI mog.
lfit netbeuerbfdbia uno fir Die s6iHabrt tenutbar gu MAIDEN letfn
Gnsen unb bic finarleae 6roee - ole, OBJ Die Natenbobe genusen Deroe,
sic getuebsfoNen uno 3inien 81 oeden - gang GmBer abt leben. 9a'
nit aer pirO Der enslide Ginpono. ooB Onh Oe sererlne Der siHten-
Ihiifohrt BON abqaben Die internationole 9odieabiiiabrt entfprefeno
l0t3rhr be[oiht miro, binfdaia. (abopof)
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DER Spuk von 5eerneE.

Sic Gnalanber baben auaeniheinlif nht genug on oem ni lie
iaaenoen SeI Der Gorge, uelhe Die ourd ben golfanfreg peranaBte
~llniterbdt Der aaaeneinen Gage fir gang europa in fd bmd. Der
Rui ,SanniboI Dor ben goren" fonnte Den acnern, Der auncnenoonner
BEL SdotnIia fam ben 1urfen tanen srobgen Sareden emiagen. OILS
ben gnaldnbern Die neuerfte Rofriht, Dob Zeppelin iiber ben engIp
iden getoben ehtienen lei. @nf ben geeounsen Der Rap gorf
.aines~ ioute man annebraen. oab Oide neue Gorge ole gebeuteu, peIHe
lid an Die gerbaltnife i'm fnbOfliten europa fnlpien, melt in ben
6intergruno sebrGnst babe.
qr ia. Sftober, morgens ginpierteI Dor Ren, mar Der neue berfe
Morine. 2uffreuser Ii, nit benz @rofen Zeppelin am Steaer ano 81
5a6rgaien an gor6, bon 5riebrihsbafen oigeiiegen. Die 6obrt gng
.lber goIoed, Ssnobruf, aeL, 2ubed, Gonen, ub BE antunf auf SGn
5luafeIo Sshannstal BEL Berlin erfosts am folosmSen Goee nm 3 llbr
so Wfnten nahnhtags. Gs mar cine grobefatrt, bon oeren Groebnis
Die abnabme bs 0uftdiifes ourh bic oeufhe aoHiraitdt abiding. Sn
4nberaht oes amhtten ebarahers 6s aernfues mar Die gaoegfett Der
Rahrihten, mpde ier ben 9erauf erfolgteh ertldrlid. Gber oe eng
lander iuden nod einer anberen, gana nerthrnrbten ertlarnng. S7
GdIen os 2ufhttf in @atsr mb RebeI enen abfeacr rad Der brt
.hiten aite MAIDEN. lleba SeerneB, Der g~aDalisen GIOiteninion in
Der @rnHdaft Sent, mo Ias Elm GROCER Eel Der brithden 5Ioae Der.
tnnmeIt 1T, min man ON aben6 bs IA. Gttober elm 9ebetnnisboaes
gtuas am breits rmounfeten StnneI bobeu entimg slehn ieben.
mo nun rpmb ouf M3inute uo Mele nusgerehnei, ME bs 2uhjdii
Sortbin gefomnen.
SIN @emlt os frlber 70 nldteru abpdsen6en urb nr nit ben
retfboren Eatloten uno gar nidt init abenoHhen gebeIsebiloen rehr
nenSen gnaGanber bot oas beltde 2uftitifi nadaernoe ben gbarnter
oes .fSliegenoen Soadnbers" Der Cuff aneenonunen. aufaaenb lit nur.
oab oeies 0~1Grfenidifi ieoesnul eribetnt, nenn Die oasemanen 8erbaIt-
niNe etpas breu5id aeporben fnO. Gs i4ent, ais OBJ man ben eng.
lanber, inbem man linn Die g~ebGbiefeit os Cages uno ben 9dlnf Der
Qatte tort, eraulg modem poae. ais Oh nit iOhem Spuf gereoe
Die per6labte .Eeutihe geiobr" pieoer aufaepust peroen ioate. Gamit
Sas gerbaltnis spHdan England uno GeutbanO MIR ia nht our gube
fonrne.
Solhe 6urdihtige abfft bdte friber in England ielbi, nmt ehna
8enrinrnuna, bodhens @erodtung beruorsenPn. GaB es beute onoers
cenoroen lit, ob bic gnsIanSer bcue id, ME Die ainber, nit benz
.Gpuf bon seerneb" Gus Deutidlono ihreden Iaen, BARN IRot oas
gebenfIihe Der Gituation mo Der Gtinnimg.
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Ertrafenton.

Srr mircn, Der ,rpdblt grdfbent. bot betrni stpsbtn, bob Il un'
mittIbor nod Tsiuer anausursrunO ben aonsrtb su elmer GrtraftNiOu sut
R,pfoitruno es 9atfs sinbrufn pirb. DhFr GnIflub III barum feb
buediiei, neil oos 9anO Fderht Elm srcbss JnsrtHs baron bot iObdt
p, mOolih ,u ,rfubrsn. mas ibm in bi,ir 9n'di tsDOrfsbt. Die YIN
Iinbiouna bisiss eniffluFes tbi bat ben 0OrteI, oab bic bsmOtrattihsn
g~siebasbtr fb bis su BEN auotnbfd, in BEN fs in ation tr,hn, aut be
Ein,ltsH,n hires Sarifproaranms porbereitm fOhntn, unb Sushit. BAT
os geeuna Der nunOpplffttn 5nhreFn gu anfhauunss'lln hrrtdt
srobu,tiumi p,rbsn pirb. DEM Der mabs In bic 3ht Der ihttosnotn
apubdIaailAsn decentralization fallen. uRo feline GrftsiHungtn pHEetn tbt
nb Der rspubfnniidn partsi bon ben @aHm 1ar saf stltst T''osn'
Or pHrbe afo ben 3psd niht ,fintn. limb ba s niht nOtts H. Inn bic
wmonoiit. qart, gu timer itr boridtisn gsitneibuns Der 3attfdbs
,u b,ptpn, 70 pirO,n bic Opfr out fir bic, bic ibn ,tsilsH mOPtn, ntht
inn gsrbdltnis Su BEN mOsliten gOrtsiI feben.
Der psl btb,niihGs quntt fir bic monopoifiite Observation-Disclosures
in bsr, mi, seosn Fl, bic qnHtruhssiss, anseptnbst unb Osrfdrtt ptrbsn,
uuS Ob b, b,motratHt, Naturalization in Der Ridtuns pOrs.bt, b. cine
SdInobm, Der Rssiruna an Der gsherri6uns ar grislog;.
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Seine Seridleppnna.

aus 0eR alBeror0entlldeH "a.
cirpcil Der neisepdhlteH &ongrelle
ireroen bal0 or0entlidle gelporoen
fem. Gem e6enio pie Dor bier
ssabren uumittelbar nah Der Yra
ii~rcatcuuabl cine Sonoertagm9
auaefiinOigt muroe, 10 bat aud iett
mieoer SEER 8iliou iidl genotblat
eeiebeil, cine iolde iiir Den 10.
slpril III Ausiidt 5u iteaeu. Us mar
Gin 7rud alif i'm attsgeiibt NOR
Den. Dem er niht uioeritebel tonn
te oorr woIte.
ssn ser Sbat IdBt lid faum CT.
narten. oaB IN Wnlerer raldleblgrn
3sit oas ameritaniihe golf, weIll
q i'm 9iopember oes einen SSobras
elic Eroiioenien nlo aongreBUabI
~tou5ogcn bat bis sum DECEMBER
fes f~olgenOen Sabres, alio poae
orei5eim @ionate, ailf Die Ausiilb.
RING ieiner 8eieble geouloig narten
ioae. Is lit oesbalb idlou OH Dor.
aei4lagen worOen. oie 3eitpuntte
fir Den nregelmaBigen~ 3uianl.
nicntritt Der a~ongreiies 8u oerIe.
agli, Die fur5en IaguHgen ab8u.
idafic. in oeuen iebr bduiig einc
fereits gcidlogene 8artei nod mel.
Ter aeicbqebert mo 0as neugeDd5l-
te Observation-Disclosures meHigiiens al.
r bier Sabre gleid5eitig nit Dem
friid erforenen Gr1lioenten in Cha
fiafeit treten 5t laiien, "a aber
hiersu 8eieBe uno Berfalmgsdnoe-
rIlrge1 nothipenoig mdren, bic piel-
Ieidt ouf Sdmierigfeiten ItoBen
s0nnten, bat man nnd in Oieienl
Eoae oas beIiebte Mittel gepdblt.
nit Der altan g%iirif)tung gu bre.
den, ohae bic meme aeieslih feIt3ll-
Ieaeit. Der Eraiioent, Der io6en erii
feinen auftrog pom Nolfe erbnlter
hat, nruB Den 8ongrdB, Der ebell.
fans iriid bonn golfe fommt, 81
elmer auBeroroentlihen Sagung elm
berufen.
ScibItberitGn0lih miro aud Dies.
mai wieoer Der 3oatorif IN @rpd.
alsllg ae8ogeu mcr0en. @enn idor
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gpiefbc.
Weiprad
No AZ
Charles e.
9Siaiamion so.

Cine tnpiide giaentbiinilidfc
tcs 9c6cns OeS oeutiten arbeltt
names lit iein iaiibergebdlfener
Gartcn in Den l~lnteebnngeit ocr
Stdote. 9ieie gldee iin0 nlS oIe
.Sauben~ ooer Sommerbalisiolo'
nien befamt, un0 5ipar iuegei DER
fleinen Siitte, Die aif ieoem errid1'
let lit. On Mietbe lit iebr nieorid
im0 iuiro itets Ourf Die gebniifcll
erJcuaniiic geocdt. Sierjnlatoe y
es oalieIbe, MIR nit benz lltlter.
idieoe, Dab Die Gr5cugniiie nldt
Gle gRietbe %be8ablen; tie be5a1len
raaeaen Die monatliden ab3abliill'
oen oiif Den aonfpreis Ocs Ylates.
@ir baben ioIhe, welde mebr tDiIh
merScrL aIs oieIe ab5ablifngeil
ocden. 2abt inns eitb ein5elbelteil
mittbeilcn.
Cine Spe8ialitat fir einige Ingc
rmr: 5 3inuner, gail8 MODERN. aus
eatommen Sei5ung; @roto Apeiiile'
nnbe 6Iorence goulp., $500 gaar,
Neit grab uie @ietbe.
Grf ems BON 8 3inmerit 80 iiiir
$3.50; aebout fir Seimeigcntbilmef,
ser nod5 Dem SiiSen gcben HliiBte;
leid)tc geoingungen.
Gin an0eres NIT 3 3lntnierrt III
$3.50; neil, nit 3 @runoiiid-ede;
reu aebaut; 5Iurplan FAM nod &C.
madt peroen, Inn Dem aditfer 81
paiien.
aatbeoraloiItrift; seipablte gaii'
orumoitiide (3me' at elmer edel
Gooae Str. Gisntbiimer brniid1t
@eIo; ODER iperOe gegen elm giites
@eit 6ornam Seim u%mtaft)erl.
apartment @rOBe bel Der Sod
idule, feinites in omaha, $4,000
bis $21 900, ie nod Der gefpiirid.
ten @roBe. ode. Ndberes aiit
1rtId. $4,000 idliebt EN- mo-
oernes s 3inmer uno 2 Cottages,
Gbas. 6. @iaiamiOn SO.
geIteIlt oie Omaha Eribiine.
10c Die ISOLDE 0lrh Er1ger.
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Vraiiocnt 3ait lid fir perpilldliei
hicIt, bic bon Der repnhlitdniifen
Partci periprodlene 8ollerma l1iina
iofort pornebmen 5u laiien, 10 miro.
Vraiioent @ilioit crit redlt aeIiotblai
iein, iid in ieiner eriirn gotld)aii
nit oieiem @caeniianoe ~ beldlni'
tiger. 9ie republifaniidlen Ger
ibredlinaen paren 3peioartla uilo
muroaa beionocrs pom ben Stano'
pattcrs nidt ernit afiomnen Do
ceaen iin0 bic nemofratiidlen nlel'
leid,t florer, oIs Serrn Nilioit llep
lein mag. lleber0ic5 llbcii oic
Dentofraten IN Der letten Iagung
Ses aonareiies mebrcre 3oareiornl
entuiirFe nnaenomulell ore Oas Ger
l1untnib Der Republitauer nadbo'
lcn ioaten, ober on Dem Seto oes
B%raiioenten id,citern. @ern oieie
3oaaeicbe oamlls not5peHOlg ipa'
rem, 70 iino iie e5 aud iebt nod
mo meun Die Gemotraten nidt Ct
nc bios benz republifauiidcn Era
ii0enten cine Sale ~itellei MOLTEN
icuoern cs ebrlid meintell, 10 miIl
len he oieiel6en ooer nod before
gcrlaaen audi einem OcnlotratIlheiI
BrdiioenteH mterbreitcn.
CSC iii ieood nift anjuncbmen,
ban lie ioiort ben 8erint MAIDEN
lperoen, RENE 5inan5ioae cin5uiilb-
ren rno Ocn aSdub4 0au3 ialen
an Iaiien Gas ner0en lie iton
nesbalb nibt tbpn tonnelt, neil Die
,feIten@ gm0esausg1ben Diel 81
bod1 limo, ais oaB Die Ginfiintte
cleid erbe6lih oerriugert weroen
f6nnten. Is ipiro alto crit auf Die
,Ratif3irung" oes Ben @in5elltaa'
ten suaeaangenen 8~erfaiimgsjula'
ges qerpartet meroen nliiiieL Der
Gem aougrelie Oos Aett geben ioa,
cine Ginfommeniteuer nls3ulhrei'
Zen. 5erner miro beridiittigt rper'
een miiiieu, onB ben @euerben, one
mebr ais fini5ig Sabre lang an ei'
nem ltarfen Sd)uB geiDobnt poroefl
lm0, oieier niAt aui einnal ent3o'
gen mer0en fam. 0b Die Demo
fraten, nad6em iie 6es geiltanoes
rA
Ter republifauiihen Suiurgenter
nidt mebr beoirfen. iih nit elmer
3oaermdBigung ouf 0urdihnittlit
Is b. $. begniigen un0 Die Bella
lnnq aud Der 3obitoffe in oieien
llmfanae beibebalten ner0en, lit al
Ier6ings 5~peifel6oit. 9eiier mars
e., Denn tie bic RohItoffe auf oli
6reifiite ieBen ul0 ben fertigen Or.
seuqniiien einen 3oQifuB BON bod
items 80 b. $. aepabrten. Au'
aae Sale lit inoeiien niht 5u be
fiirdten, oab iie Die einbeimiider
Generic %3ugrun0e rihten peroen
mih penn Tie nift eruit cine Sarii
fcmmillion einieben u1O Sabre lonf
inf ibre gerihte parten. Die Boil
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aud, einnal Tbaten ie6er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-23

SO enn amerifanHhe 8mter fh nit geihten iber Die Hegc-
reuben in europa proou3ieren, fOnmt neHt glObinn babel beraus. 60
III cs audi nit elmer aus Sonoon oaherten Sinnrung os 3aren Seroi.
nano BON 8uIearien. Sn ibr miro ibm ndf9eiaet, er babe Die Geidr
timer guIgariens benust, Inn ih ielber elm ungebeures 9ernOgen aEf.
mbalen. Ie 8abrbeit III, oab er bon goterS' un0 Muterieten Der
elmer Der reidhen 5irten mar, ebe err ben 9bron guIoarienS befteg, rno
OOH er bieIe Rripatnitel iAr baufig benust bot Inn Die an arinfgeIoer
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aufrieoensulieaen. 9as iii 10 befannt, BOB mruner ihon bebalptt NOR
acn iii, en 5urIt. nit oemRlben ~unlereboren Gefdid pe oner aoblrger,
her obne ieinen aebhtur, plrOs id IN gugaren, narnenIih pdbreno
ser enfen Sabre isner aeseruns. icpenia baben boIten t0nnel ric
emit Der gntenberger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-23

aud elm 3eihau fir bic better meroenoen poIiiiden @aaneren,
oaB her fir bic Mieoermo6I gcfhlagene grdioent at Dos @obI bes
Barnes. Der i'm oeialoaen bat iein GlaS abebt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18
BROUGHTON BUSY
Atlanta Baptist Pastor Announces
Plans for London Church

The Rev. DR.. Len G. Broughton prom
inent as Mortified preacher and the
builder at Atlanta OF one of the most
ambitious institutional churches in Amer
lea, hardly more than lands in London
before he announces plans for the re-
making of his church there on American
lines. A Baptist, the Rev DR.. Broughton
Is now pastor of Christ Congregational
church, London, the one made famous by
the late Rev. DIR. Newman Hall, and well
known to Americans because its grace
full spire, rising not so very far from
Westminster palace is a memorial of
Abrs ham Lincoln. The church is known
also TO Baptists and Congregationalists
of the United States because 1t con-
'siructed, after some public discussion, a
baptistry In its chapel where such as
desired might be immersed.
The Atlanta pastor now proposes to
establish at Christ church a nursing and
dispensary work which may develop. he
hopes, into hospital He would also
Reginald j. Campbell at City Temple, n
training school for Christian workers and
send them out in mission bands. Finally
he would grade his Sunday school on
the American plan. He asks $4,000 and
states that Christ church people have
themselves contributed $l2 900 of it. His
appeal is not made to London and all
England. and some appeals are also made
to Baptlsts and others in America. The
Kew. DR. Broughton has issued a hand
some brochure, illustrated. '"The Future
Of Chrisfa Church"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18
ASTOR PHYSICIAN
RECEIVES FORTUNE
Gets $1,000 Per Day for
Waiting on the
Heir

New York, August 17.-(Speeal.)-Tf all
reports are true. John Jacob astor VI is
the laost expensive baby ever brought
into the world.
GOSSIP in the medical world Is that DR.
Edwin Bradford Cragin, who Is response
BILE FOR the safe advent of this interesting
taby, is receiving $1,000 day for each
end every day he Is in attendance on Mrs.
Madeline Force Astor and her young son.
DIR. Cragin left his country place, The
Wayside, Colchester, Conn. and took up
lis residence at the Astor mansion on
Sunday, August 1. John JACOB Aston vi
made his appearance on Wednesday.
1t is expected DR.. Cragin will remain a
member of the Astor household until early
III September, for Mrs. Astor is most anxi-
Gus that her son shall be correctly started
on healthy and hearty career, and that
she herself shall suffer no relapse and
shall he healthy and strong a.nd normal,
that she may properly rear the child to
whom she must be both mother and
father, and to whom she expects and
wants to devote her life.
The chances are that DR.. Cragin will be
in constant attendance for nearly six
weeks
AT the reported rate of $1,000 day his
fee in that case would total between $40
600 and $4,000.
No prince of royal blood. no heir to
kingly throne, ever entered this world I'M
der such expensive conditions But then.
kings do not have the money to spend
that American millionaires do
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

From the Engineering Magazine.
The new steamship Laconia of the Gu
nard line, Is the first British vessel to be
fitted with the Frahm antl-rolling tanks.
Briefly" says this magazine. this in
vention of HERR rahm consists of two
water tanks divided into compartments
placed amdship on each side OF the ship,
connected across the vessel at the top by
air trunks and at the bottom by specially
constructed water passages. In the La
coma the tank is situated IN the foremost
thwartship bunkers, and extends over 10
frames. This involves no interference
with the arrangement of the ship. By
means of a watertight cross bulkhead the
tank is divided into two unequal and abb
solutely Independent compartments, the
after part extending over nine and the
forward part over six frames.
THE lateral basins are not watertight
at the bottom consequently the bilge Is
also filled as soon as the ant-rollng de-
vice is filled with water by pumps. The
tanks are partially filed with water, and
the movement of the ship Is checked by
the water flowing from one side to the
other through the passages. TO provide
for changes in the movement OF the vessel.
the water. which Is always under absolute
control, IN the tanks can be regulated ac-
cording to circumstances. one or two COM
partments can be used as required by
opening or closing valves fixed in the air
trunks. BY completely closing the valves.
the passage of air from one side of the
ship to the other is prevented. and the
water In the tanks Is thus maintained
practically motionless."