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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18

-Sns biersigitiinoige @ebet BE.
gii1tt nrn ftGfitegt Somttag 1T Der
faholiider ct. @eores Stride itnS
miro Bis gum rtadften Mittipo6 oait,
'ern.
5ratf Snfeft inr6 Satin bon
Stclpe, begotell iidt an 0iettstag
Nieier @od}e oiuf eiite artsgeocbnte
Gefie hitrd ole Stoaten arfanias
mo CALEDONIA.
SRI. @an Soned, tpefd)e metre.
re @oder bier bei ibren Gltern,
Gbas. Soiref ripo @attitt, peilte, rel.
tie letten Sontttng tuteoer nod
ct. Soiis 5itriid. =
Srnu gmiIie 2eiIel, ipeldre nlef-
rere @od)ear nlif 8eild 6ei Scr 6a-
Mile hires Sobnes, grnit 9eiiel, in
Soipis ipur, febrte poriae go
de con BORT 3uriif.
fsrau Seno. Saniem reiIte am
Moiitog rod) ct. 2oilis, gum
9eilpfS bel &~ettpanoten, iofuie aiih
I'M Der Situng ser @roBloge Der
@9pilJiuu Siiters bei5rtuobneir.
Sernlarn RoegeIil1 non Morri-
ion, mar ant letten @ontag bier
3ltnl @eiitdt ipiiter altat Seinpatb alt
Ser Chen Gooo, ionic lin a1td) t1ah
5armsSrtercIiclr SIT ieben.
6raff Sftgrltin reiIte am Ieb-
ten Sonttag ra6 Sort 8ortb, Ser.
5iuit 8eiiid 6ei ieiiteqn 9rrtor, Sp,
Sligrdtin. Sralf miro iidy ieopdlfoas
mabrere @oden mn Siioen o1ifbaG,
-@roBe SrelI6e berridt iin Seim
pom 6erbinanS Sefotte irto @attitt,
Stord fprod 6aielbit am
Sonntag Dor lttt0 biitterlieB
ciireR itrammert, fleineB Stommfol.
Ter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18
Ser @hrenpertIe ssohn

Ger @brentpertlje Ssyobn 6.
Smunger, friiberer StoatslS efretdr.
miro bette @ben1 in Der &otp3ert
6aI1e cine @eoe baItetl. Serr
Smmger lit elmer Der fGbig6ten itto
intterfnlteaubite item Rebrpr I'M eall5en
Stoat; 9iemm1o ioltc oaber bie
8elegenbeit berfditmcat &errap Sino1-
ger 5t boren. @mls fte5iea iino
oie 9mtert eingelaoen 6ieie Ser.
iantmlltng init ibrer @earripart 8li
beebrett.
Seltrp Mrelts, pom 9iiotl, San.
mo 6. s. @bitenait, BON 2agroiie,.
Som, 5pei @Glroler IN @run6eigen-
tblifn, befnroer iid) mebreue Gage
Ser roriQeir @pde bier u1i0 Der.
falrftet &aalioS itli6 Irfdnfas 2atp.
oeeielp. Sic haiiben eiqpe Stredc
BON 10000 4fer I'M Stoat s[rfatts
las, utto iilp6 6a6ei GopitaIiiten fir
bog SOILS. utt6 Sdrm52mt6 ienes, 1T
roider gutapidelall1g beiinolidei,
2oiroes, sir iittereiireit.
Ole Stootpater Mife Ielunatttt
irno 9(itg. 8oblt, iotpie Die 8iirger
Gfbns. Sdbriter, Gbas. @erntoit u1b
SSobnt 8oblfen, IGinmtrid beriibfnte
SsGger ltnb SiihfGtbger por benz
Serrn, febrten Iebten @onntog
Ibepo, ON @or6 Ses 9ompfers IS.
g." aus 5ett gefGbrIidJett @iG6nifiet
Ses oberert @aSconaoe tpieoer tpobI.
bebaltet iin1 init beiIer Saitt ftn1
rMitttern" 5uriid. 2oitt 8eridt bat
ten ole SbeInebnter cine iogenofatte
fine tirile. 9in ia, 6as berftebt
iid BON fel6ft; in6 mir tpiirben gc-
rpG1t 6dfielbe ingeat. @ie fotntnt rs
aber 6ab 6ie gaiiSe @eieIi6nft, Bel
Der ginfabrt in ben bieiige1t Safen
bas biibide oa,tide 2ieS ianJ,
pslber 6od iits ail iboniteit bei
Mlttterr at Sous Ser ii6rige
Sbei[ oes @erifts mel6et 45 GLIB
.balen ltil0 cine MitSbeitte ON SifdIcn
i'm @aneet inn @etpibt irnieres Mit.
Eiirgcrs Con. @ol,S. Iliit 6ieScr
Iettere Sbcil bes geridts beraibt
aon5 airo gar ailf Ser 2eifgl6itbig.
felt Der Mcnfdrar; man BARI chen
gloitber iuns man min, o0er aiid
uift; piles Re tladJ Dem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18

-gsir elltpeblnen Dem @arreufon
BANNER bos folsenhe, if0ne Sci.
|fpiel BON rebp6lifaniifer Brosperis
tat: 9erilor6 Barter llno Sobn
Borders, BON Yroirie @ieip, ber>
faalften fiir3Iid an S. 8. IosIen,
Seber eir idingeftoes MaltIeieI.
6iiletr; Ser erftere fir 1925 llno
Der lebtere fir $135. Inter Glebe.
LAMBS letter Administration perfaitf.
tc Serr Garfer Gin ioldIes SiiQcri
fir $3.50 uitb eireit oilsoe3cidact
glltalt. gebro1eiien, ~3iGbriaer Maitls
elel fir $40. &ann 90 mobl trgeno
SSeniarto eirelt GRIND neitlrelt, meg.
tpeaefr sic 6arnrer eiret @efiel
perlalt5eh loIltel.
Nl tar Geriammlunu Ser 81.
reftoren Ser &crnalm Gtrtttic Sight
60, pelfe am letten M6oittaQ 9lbeitO
ltnttfail6, mitrbeit fplgeltSs 9eontteil
fir oaS nadSte Sssnbr eripG6ft: 8bil.
&asifrer, Grdiihent; Conrad @airs,
GBe.8r1iioellt; Sobn @oeit, SET
retdr; 6. s.. &ippitein, Sdntmci-
liter, unb Gialit gierananat. ge-
triebaleiter. 1ug iteiie @eb1uoe
Der @eielid,oft iit iebt rrter 9ab
limo Die aeiteit 9nmpffeiieI, iotpie
olpb ole 8mpamos unlS bic gorIiss-
Woidiren ,perben bodffpnb rif,ein-
lid nadSte 8ofe bier eintreffett, 10
Dob ser getrteb in Dem itelleir @e-
bdlpoe poroasiidtIid otn /. Roben-
Der beginnteat faatn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18
gimtft Sdocnhoff bon Ct

9[iEntSt Sdocnhpff, non Ct.
lSonis, uipo SRI. 6roris Spedbnls,
BON Serinaatil, nniroen ant lester
GieiStog in Der q. @eorgs STRIDE
olupb Hatcr lambert getrait. Nod)
Der Sraultltg begab iid Sas iitpge
Soar mad, Ser @oDuirtg Der grmit.
~eIter1t, an Der iiioIid,en MtnrftitraBc,
mo Dos SodBeitariabf itottiatro. 9ie
8eupermGl)Iten fperben lire 5ufiinfti.
&c @eimntB IN ct. Souis duf-
fdddgef.
-1us Gornite Der Dritten Yar.
tel 6at ole @afnr8et auf ibrent
Goiintp . Sifet Biz iebt imrr tbeil-
ipeiie aipsfiilen fouaerL mrs benz
@rirnbe oaB idmntlide oer rpoliitt-
irten Gon6ioateef, nit Milsnobme
bon oreienr. riigniert baben. Sir
bdben feline 8etpibbeit, nit ge3ng
aiif ole nolrl Gomite gemabtem Rom-
ipationetl, Oh ore betreffepoan Gnn.
|6aten ole gbre armebmen neroert
ODER nidt. gs Iicgt betrnpad) ole
WogIidyfeit, ipernt oahdJ nid)t genooe
ole @abriheindif}feit iebr nnfe. 6ab
in eilp tnar @pdprt bon Der Bill
Mooie 8artei in @ascoraoe County
perstpeifelt tpeung mebr iibrig feiat
tuiro as mie bodite;1s Ser Sbmms.
Die Mrbeiten am @nIiennerf
bnfeit begorrteat ltro ore 8ou6ereit.
irtugen iino I'M pollear @atge iiru in
aaer nidfter Seit audi nit ser Mr.
belt ar oeap M3ngsfaniIen ai be.
gintber. Die Sortfafpa Conjunction
60. miro idmmtIife strbeiten NIT
aIler 1ad)t betreiben, INN iid Dies
berrlide Serbifpetter m0gIidIt sit-
mtee 5lt MAIDEN. Sie Iitsgraburg-
en- fir ons Rcierboir ai,f Dem &irdp
boFbiigel iirb poleroet unb oie
Maidine 5llm Msii6en ser 8onfrete-
Maiie lit fertig sum @etrieb oitfse.
itcllt. 9ie quBeiiernen Iobreft fir
Die @aiierleitlirg tperoe,r 5irr 3eit
iiberal a,,f ben StraBen bertbeiIt
iupo iofort rofj grtfiirrft Der Maihi.
ne 5llm @raten ser amrale, miro
init Dem Segen Der @aiierrobren be-
goittteit ineroen. Die &ortraftoren
INIT Sflfe ser Maidiite bon
800 bis 500 Sub. fagItdA inffuiipe
oes 2egens Der &obren, at poaen.
hen; Sas beiBt airf Streden MO
lie tuidlt mtf Selien itoBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18

3oS 8olfsbIatt %irf1rnlt BETTE
@liidipiinide 5l ,.iats1n 81. @eburts
tage etrtgegen.
-5rdrf Ral6eder, bon gap, fam
nm lestet 9ienstog rad Der Staoi
init eiiter 2a6iing @ei5en.
+g9er Sbitb1ume in bieiem Serbit
pflanSeli mill, Der mode iett bel mir
feline 8eitellungear. q. 6. Settler.
-g8m. Sberp, bon ct. Souls,
befan6 iid in borieer ISOLDE bier
aaf 8efud in ieiner alteip Seintafb
in Der G1be BON 2ittle Berger.
g. Sinmteit, rebit Satin ,no
ainber, BON 2ittle BOD, Nrf., be.
fan6en fifJ mebrerc Soge Der bori.
gen ISOLDE bier auf @eiitdl un6 ma
rem oie @dite bon a6oin 9enSer
un6 Satin.
gfo1 SteeI, felder BET ser
Geo. SgIe Drop ii. sltIas SO. be.
iddfttgt 1T, fam ON lebterp CONS
tog BON argDle. Siage goitntp, Inn
n~pe1rere Gage bel ieittet angeboris
gen 5li Derapeilen.
-Srnu Sranf <pp. ipelde meb.
rere @oden beiphsneiie in ct.
2orts lnp0 st. Glbens b~eripeilt bat.
te, hit qeitern ipieber 5uriidgefebrt.
sS lit omar idGan In Der 8roBftaot
bod itDrer nod in Sernfonn,"
meinte lie.
Elm Solmaag Sen q Sftober,
miro 8oItor Sipomeper feline slb.
ifieOspreoigt in Der ct. &nrls Sir
DIE bolter. Cine gaitS beiM1oere aol.
lefte miro 0ann erboben. oalrit oie
8eriid]eriting oltf Sie Stride eriplert
irer6ef farm.
tGie 8eitellungen pelfe Sic Ser.
trc@eriit Der 8ooori6 Gralg SO. Oil
&elDctiiln GoilLetten . MrtifeI hier
entae9emmhm, merNen in 3. u.
Nocrtfers Npotbefe abgeliefett luer-
Den, 9lad anfunft ser Selourg
miro SEER Roertfer ollie a1nierfn-
iren brieflidr bertndri6tigen. !
Ter G6renfuert9e SO. 6. Cole,
rcpitbIitaltiider Gan6i6at fir Con.
ares fiir Den 9ten Iiitrift, miro
TN @ascornhe Golt1tp an ser foI
gail6ei 8ldten ufrS BET benerften
pusss,. aHipraden all bic 8d9ler
batter.
gan, Sftober 28, SSadts.
Smiss, Sfto6er 90, Mitto9s.
StualD Sill, Sftober 80, Gafts.
Sittle Berger, Oh. 80, Mittags.
Seriiiaatft, Sftober 80, 9adts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18
@ie elm @nnber. AGr uirft ,uie

@ic elm @nnbcr. "Gr iuirft ,uie
elm @unber," idheibt &err s. @att-
folter, 40 garhoI 81. gliffoIo, 90.
g., iiber Gorm's Mpenfr1uter-9 Iut-
beleber. CT iagt fer1per: sd Iitt
idyrettlid aar eittctn Snnltn1tsidlog i'm
@eii6t. SD bottle beribieoelpe 9(ers-
te, anto beriitdte allies, dbcr per-
gebIid. 9utttp gebnoidte id Dem gI-
pGrfr6ltter, uit1 er spirfte tpie Elm
@itlber er betIbe MIDI"
Sompis slllpetfn1hlter scigt cine
imntnter6rodete Settle bon grfolget
M Der 8~ebaublumg BON 9Itts atn6
&oftititttoitS . &~rattfbeitet. or lift
nidt IN glpotbefett sit buber. @pesinI
Ggel,terr liefcrat ibff, noer Sic fStt.
mem iFap 0ireft bonn 2oborntoriatnt be.
5iebeiB Matr lhreibe on: Or. Be-
ter SoDrllcb II. Cons Co., 1875
90. Sobre slbe, Gbicogo, Sn.
Soebcn aipgefonnteit, eitle Gar
labitirg 6cs hcriibanteir limo bptu1br.
rem Mfalfa Suffers beitebetth aus
Grcello 9airp Sntter, Grcello 8fer.
ce Sittter iiitb grceIIo MoloiicS-5 SUIT
ter. G8gers MiIing Co. elevator,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18
an nreine anuben.

Bon eritat Gppernber ont mira
ser greis Der Mildl mieoer oerielbe
ieir ipie i'm porigem @inter, NAM.
lid 81 Gents pro Yint. gbetp
falls iinnct oie Mild)ablieierinig drur
einnnI pro Gag itatt uub sipar
Rorgens.
geter Daimler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18
aobren..

GorterbiIIe 2lrnp Gpblcn bon Dor.
Sitglider aitalit1t gegerndrtia an
Sonb, Ole id bilig p~erfoltfe. gbcrp.
falS ole befaiirlten Sreftton.aobIen
ltrb Sortfoblen Iiefcrn mir Out 8e.
ftelfitng.
s. Ms. Danger @rcfpcrp
& See mfD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18

The Crossett Shoe, of beau.
tiful tanned, pliable calf
makes an ideal foot cover.
ing for all ordinary occas-
ions. Sd and $3.50.
Our walking shoe with
extra thick double soles, and
as waterproof as leather can
be is the shoe for extaordin-
airy occasions. 81 and SIS.
Buster Brown shoes fol
boys and girls. $12.5 to SO.
Young mems fall caps in
checks, plaids, serges etc.
Soc to S1.oo.
Superior union suits---the
kind that won't bind in
the crotch. 81, $1.5o, So
and $3.50.
Mems medium underwear
in 2 pieces. Soc a garment.
Shirts for dress and semi
dress. Coat fronts. Plain
and pleated bosoms. 81 to
|$1.5o.
Jersey sweaters for the
young fellow. Blue, wine
and grey. s1.5o and So.
Frankel fifteen and Fran
KEEL twenty suits are fully
guaranteed or a new one
free.
C~uStom-made Suits at $15
to s35. We show 500 choice
samples.
Double Eagle Stamps
every Tuesday.
oCH S
The place for good goods
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18

L IN 49,
lider @etouoliafg ip anfiios Giti
beFat0, tebrte am lebtet Dieipstdl
bon bort 5rriif uro mllrbe bon ibreil
@atteri, @m. aodt bier abgeboit.
-gmalit $. 8rinfnnrm, @uitai
SdnG atiuo @m. S~iteoenatrt, ore
iolibe 6amller BON ser Sbiuo Greet
maren ON 9ienstag oieien @odr
bier i'm @eidditen, ioipie aipdb mill
togrnrreipe 9eillder airf ~rnpferer 81
flee.
SSr@t @an. !Sneifiter ir. nebl
ainbten unb oeren SdfpiagermltteI
6ram @iih Saeffner ir. febrten OH
Rittapod) BON Mcaittrid 5itriid DOT
eirpem 9eiud bei Srit Saaf inrf
@nttin, BEN elterr bon 5rml @nl
Soeffner ir.
-Gbas. S1aeperfoetter, poat Wt
Sterlitg, erfnelite mus am letter
S0tgtog mit ieinem 9eiihd. 6,
reilte mebrere Gage bier IN Der
Stoot ilno ipar Der @uit ieines
Sdaudgers limo ieiner Sdapeter, 8.
$. Stritnf lalto @attin.
Sum n1diten Spnttoa finoet in
Scr ct. @mlls~air6e gleid nad Dem
Rorgegottesbienit cine @enteinbe.
perimmlilrg itatt, it melder Elm
Ntof}foIaer 5u Taitor Slpebmeper er.
ruiblt iperhen iol. gae @lieoer
linn bringerb eingelaben.
-9m. Sans. poir gotsoutn, Ser,
matter hes NodlaiIes bes peritprbe-
lteit @m. Sons. miro airt rpdtditer l..
Ropember, in Ipts6dn, ole gaalse SO
Ider entbalteapbe, 8ii obigem Nadr
laB ge)orige Sam, ON 6ell Meiitbie.
tatnoe1t perfairfen. Die Sarm liegt 8
Mcilen iiiooiflid bon Sotsbon.
--Ridter &obert @olfer reiite arn
lettetp 0ieilstag nod Irrdor, Ger.
I'M Md) ieiner oortigen @rrnpbeiseft-
t6atmsi1Eereiier ST. iebert, ioipie
AUDI INN ieilnm ~frii,enen Gpmpa1-
non I'M @rintbeigentbums . @eSdJift,
luTerem friiberen Mitbiirger 6. s.
WcWfiaafb einen 8ei1id) afalItatten.
Cine 2ebrer . @erianmlung fiir
itit6 &oarf Soipni9ipg FIN.
net nporgelr IN Morriion itatt. Die
SserFanmlatug miro @ad1ntittags /
llbr heginnen. @eippdaa9 nidlti-
er 49, s,ss. VIZ u IeoeR Segs
Se,,ntM,oS sas Nv, hh puusm ea.lel.
1rn,,,,rs t
-Nim1rit Soc6tmoinr, ipeIder sic
Inv Sfamniae, IN. ,pdbrerdo
rerer @od,ar oebraitdh hattie,
oorige @od,e BON sort aal.
inocn oie @ooe+s aiion mir
>ieies SsSofrr Qefdloiielp lit. Ser 3lt.
n Iet,tarpr 9eit !, Sshr arira, a ,T;,4n w
l9siip oebai5crt
Glriit. @ore, bon 3iutbar, Re-
ulpo 6sIien 9rlloer Ilfreb
saoe, tpobnfnft an Rnute Scr. g,
tdtteten lats aul lebtell Moutoq Il.
neil iu%iafonnlellen @eiitd al. SerrI
gnoe un6 6amilie meifeit lett
@oten IN lrnferem Goltn-
y, REFLECT. IN Berger, altf geiub
9 Ns'iU'9'et' N'p ofen1'oeH.
6raitf Nefer, bon @caittrif,
1tnS ON porigcit Mittpody
men 8elid} ob, bebltfs grneieriurg
et1les 9lbuinlenleltS oatf Sas 9lott.
1err N6eDcr beiano iid ol1f Dem
Sege nod &aihos Gitp, Inn bort
iapa Garlonluug RifloDicd All faitfen,
er haim nltf feiner groien
III Wont9pmerp Goirntp md-
telp tpiuo,
sreh 0f 9oc,fo ,,,,s moti,,
,,,S So,e,,, ,,,,o; SS9se, W.. o;ttra
errf t,,o5e,, Iesso,, E-;onsaas
,;er 81, nm, me;,,h Ssa nsae"sras
ri. oa,,r 1oesrs e.
)Atp NtpWJ. {yluA SUtQIE III AZ GIIIG l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-24
LOOKING FOR A NEGRO
WITH WOUNDED HAND
Unavai|ing Search for the As
saiIant of Miss Hall of
Falls Church.

Despite the efforts of Sheriff A. H. Bar
Dor and Constable Payne Of Alexandria
county. the negro who assaulted Miss
home near Falls Church, Va. has not
been captured. The officers aided in the
search by many citizens have brought
five men to Miss Halls home for identiti
cation, but none answers the description.
Although the assault occurred about =
o'clock Sunday morning, the public did
not learn of it until late yesterday after
noon, as the officials of the county had
kept thema tier quiet. The officers them
selves did not know of it until yesterday
morning.
According to the story told by Edward
&C.. Hall, a half-brother of Miss Hall, the
negro gained entrance to the house by
cutting through shutter of frst-fioor
window. The negro then went upstairs
and Miss Hall hearing a noise at the
door, which she thought was caused by
the dog chasing mice, opened 1t and was
assailed by the colored man.
She seized a stick and fought her as
sailant, finally driving him away. al
though she received number of bruises.
She did not lose consciousness, how
ever and several hours later sent mes
senger to Mr.. Hall. In the meantime she
had sent colored boy to notify the
sheriff or any officers.
In the fight she bit the negro In the
hand SO severely. she says. that her teeth
were deeply imbedded in the flesh
She describes the negro as being about
five feet seven inches in height and OF
1.-THE build. She also said that he was
very black. He wore khaki Overalls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-24
BALL PLAYERS DRAFTED
BY CLASS AA LEAGUES
Secretary Farrell Gives List of
Men Selected on First
of Five Days.

AUBURN, N. Y, September 24.-Sec-
rotary John, II. Farrell of the National
Association of Professional Base Ball
Leagues today gave out list of the
men selected by draft in the opening day
of the five days allowed teams in class
AA to draft players. The list follows:
BY San Francisco-Cadreaw, from Spo-
kane: Sepulvida, from Vancouver; Stan
ridge. from Calgary; Hughes. from o.
tumwa.
BY acknowledgements, from Houston,
disallowed; Brauthman, from Appleton,
disallowed; Becker, from Portsmouth.
Va.
Portland Gets Eight.
BY Portland, Ore.-Ellis. from Wichita:
Evans, from Dallas, disallowed; Arm
strong from Dayton; Hyncs, from Lon
don Ont: Cortney, from Brantford. Ont.
Drohan from kewanee, disallowed; Will
son, from Knoxville; Crubb, from Nor
ristown. kores, from Des Moines; Young,
from Harrisburg
Rv Los Angeles-Zwilling, from ST.
Joseph; Noyes from Spokane. disallowed !;
Edmonston from Houston; Miller, from
Harrisburg. disallowed.
Nv Providence-Watson from Omaha :;
Crandall, from Memphis. disallowed; Ems,
from Dallas: Mccullough from Hastings,
Neb.: Reisyl, from New Haven: Fuller
ton, from Lawrence. Mass: Merchant.
from johnson City. Tenn; Fabriqur from
Fort Wayne; Orth. from Peoria; Stark,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-24
MAI. CARSON SERIOUSLY I'LL.
In Philadelphia Hospital, Where
Condition Causes Anxiety.

Mai John NJ. Carson. former Washing
ton newspaper correspondent and later
chief of the bureau of manufactures. De-
partment of Commerce and Labor. is Sc
riously i'll in the Jewish Hospital IN Phila-
delphia. Relatives and friends in Wash
ington received word last night that his
condition was causing much anxiety.
AS correspondent and chief OF the New
yorl, Times bureau in Washington from
1h13 TO 1877 and then as correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Public Ledger from 1882
until 1893, when he entered the govern
ment service Maj. Carson spent most OF
his life in the National Capital
He was born in Philadelphia June 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-24
PLANS MADE FOR REVIVAL.
Twenty Sermons to Be Delivered at
Ebenezer Church.

The new pastor of Ebenezer NJ f.
Church. colored, and his church officials
have completed arrangements for re-
vival at the church. 4th and ID streets
southeast, beginning next Sunday with
sunrise prayer meeting at go o'clock.
Twenty sermons are scheduled to be de-
livered by different preachers. including
the pa stor. Rev. William H. Dean
A number of evangelical subjects have
been selected for use by each minister
who will preach during this revival.
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cHAo PING CHUN CONFIRMED.
Action Is Taken in Case of Premier
of China.

The State Department was today in
formed by Minister Calhoun at Picking OF
the confirmation OF Chao Ping Chun as
premier. Chao Ping Chun was vice presi-
dent Of. the board of interior under the
old regime from 1906 to 1909. and until
recently has been minister OF the in
terror in Yuan Shih Kais cabinet.
He always has been a partisan. of Yuan
Shin kai and is now regarded as one Or
the latters most trusted lieutenants.
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JOHN M. MAsT0N IN CHARGE.
New Division of the Railway Mail
Service Created.

Postmaster General Hitchcock today
created a fifteenth division of the railway
mail service. with headquarters at Pitts
burgh, Pa. The new division will handle
all Of the through mail between New
York city and Chicago.
John NJ. Maston. superintendent of the
fourteenth division at Omaha. Neb., for
fourteen years an official of the railway
mail service, and for some years attached
to the Post ONCE Department In wash
inpton has been designated as superin.
tendent of the Pittsburgh division.
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PLAN THE ESTIMATES
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Officials Inquiring Into Needs
for 1913-14-TOtal En-
roIIment This Year.

Now that the schools have started on
their way toward the next vacation the
one big job which stares the officials in
the face is the preparation OF the esti-
mates which will be presented. through
the Commissioners, to the appropriations
committees of Congress. Henry +. Blair.
chairman of the. ways and means COM
lnfttee of the board of education, Will
probably confer with Supt- Davidson on
The subject this week.
DR.. Davidson has well defined plan
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q ~;
Where It Grows.
,ansas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal
There's nothing like the roast beef
of old England declared the man in
the monocle.
IT can go bail for that. old -chappie."
responded the Kansas City man. I'VE
ship a good bit Of 1t out Of Kansas City,"
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POSLkM STOPS
ALL ITCHING
At ONCE

Ersrua cr any shin affection treated
with rosIam immediately becomes re
>sai.~.v, Itching stops and The trouble
crows less suuusinS. les extensive. until
IL finally disappears.
Al sSiu diseases. inr!ud!n. acne. te.tgr.
psoriasis. plies. skin scale. salt rhenm.
BARRIERS ana all ether forms Of itch are
quickly cgadicated by ros!am. Minor trou-
hir>. sac. as Pimples. red and intiaued
noses. rash,>. dandruff. complexion blem-
ishr>. ctc.. respond readily That over
Hi=.t tFcatui"u; il often sufficient.
PO>IAN SOAP used daily for toilet
ami hath Will keep the skin in healthy
cnnIij ION. ans. improve lis color ana tex
turr, II offers tine healing medication of
reslam in . form particularly beneficial
for tender skin.
O'DnuIril~. T>chifTely'S. D.ram's and
all druggists sell luSlAm tpricy. - cen -
aud f0>iam Soap tprice. - Ccntsi. For
Gree samples. wTttr 10 the Emergency
Laboratories, - West 2Jth Street. New
York CITY.
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addres sing the same audience in the lee

addre. sing the same audience in the lee
ture hall.
as a Help in Child Diagnosis DIR. Hays
said: "Mendels discoveries concerning
the heredity of unit characters nave
made it possible to place eugenlcs as
we'll as plant breeding and animal I'M
provement on scientific basis. GenetlcS
will help diagnose the subnormal and
the supernormal chrld's mind earlier in
life than this could be done by studying
the child alone Genetic records are
needed of the general efficiency and de-
ficiency of each member of the race, as
well as of each character in which the
individual shows ability below or above
the normal"
DR. Hays then forecasted the develop
ment of new profession. namely, that
of the "genetst,' in connection with
eugenics. >,
Once records of this kind are avail
able he said. physicians. ministers and
teachers will learn how to interpret
them but their best Interpretation Will
be by highly trained genetists. And IT
is hoped that qlacks will not enter this
sacred field.
Views of DR.. Wilmer.
The address in which DR.. Wilmer took
issue with DR.. Hays was entitled En-
ceptional Children and Exceptional Meth
DDS of Education
'EuSenicS a s a pracucal problem is Oh
extremely small interest today, declared
DR.. Wilmer. 1T is impossible to breed
mankind as plants and animals are bred.
and it is unreasonable to ask men and
women to marry on any theory of race
betterment. We cannot expect them to
marry with much more than their own
happiness in view.
Negative eugenics is about all that we
can hope for now-that is, the employ
of
minded or otherwise mentally or physical
~ defective children will not reproduce.
But this is only an extremely small part
of the problem. If we eliminated every
one of this class today, inside of twenty
wears We would have another crop just
the same, and they would continue to he
with us till we have eliminated the
causes which produce them-alcoholism.
social diseases, bad living conditions, a b.
ject poverty
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in mind which will probably eliminate
much useless discussion on school ques-
lions by the various citizens organiza-
lions OF the city He will submit a prop
osition to bring all the citizens associa-
ton members with school ideas before
the ways and means committee.
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1897. He learned the printers trade as 2
young man and served at the case until
the beginning of the civil war, when he
enlisted. AS head Of the bureau or man
ufactures he went to Europe to study
conditions two years ago. He Is a char
ter member of the Gridiron Club.