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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19

Iss MoIbron's 1rccobero DurIesqutrs
In Der syrons syinnsp'I IdeWgd
.Tbs THREE 6uies.1 Dos luItigt Gtiid
IdBt bfe aangefpeiIe niht ouftommen,
bsnn es in nur 10 eeipidt bon 1umor
unb Wib. Dubsi iinb in bemielben
reisenoe WsIobten eniboltsn. bic iihers
lih asfdlIsn. Inter ben Darftensrn
finb Mlinnie Burie, Gam Qbdms,
Murran Gimons, Qorine 5olmss,
Sobn @. Griffith, Gbitb Sboip, 0sp.
9renon, alfie aesli,. Camille Golar'
lsaur, Gorinne Gorb unb 5drrn Wuns
teu. Die EoIiiien rperben burh eiten
treffliden gbor peritdrtt, fooob bic
goritsluns cine Guberfi senubreihs
iIt. Mutinses finben an iebem 2nae
itait.
Inter ntm 1itel .Jouies Of tbt
Dan" prdfentirt Peoples Ihea I
ter bisfe Wofx Elm Iuitisss TsdhDert
Don garnep Gsrarb, nit Uluitt BON
9llbert BON TiIssr. Dasfelbe III cine
Satprs ouf bic politiihen 2uitnnoe
bon beute. init b.ionoerer geriidildtts
auna Der 0prg1nse pdhrenb Der Yras
fib,ntsns Rominations sGompdsne. IN
berielbsn besssnen mir als 5onpf'
asieurs benz pr1iibenten William
8. 1aft, gpoobrop Milfon, COLONEL
Rpofspelt, Wm. s5enninas grpan unh
h,u tnpifden 9ph. Terner tperben
Dnpip pelosco, aouis Wonn uno
SuIia Wurloipe barseitent uno 10 por'
aiiaIid, arb.itsn bic sSmitatorsn, oot
Si, g<nannten gum @sripehieln mil
b,nen, bic Iit borIttaen, Gbnli6 limb,
tp.nn T;e uuf Der giihns sri6einen
llnter ben DdrNenern iinb Gertrub'
6on,s, Sci. Barrett, 6arrn aetler
Gbas. Z. Wsodie, Surrp u. Senibop
| Games grpipn, Sba Sturses unb Dir
oini Gsijep. Jrl. 5opes fiibrt ihr'
.tan,.nbtn Bird sops" Dor uno frl
aelisn iIt cine flotte Soubretie. Gi'
| 0orftsGuna III b,s 4nlekns merit
unb Iismano, Der Sinn fir Wis uni
Sumor bat. foIlis fid sisfslbs snistbsr
| laNeH.
Sm Qnrit Z scatter bolt Y 3
mans. 6ont auh oieie Wots pss
Der bas pubIitum NIT 'sinsn ausgs
,eitn..sn gilbersDoriiihrunsen stlan
csu. llnisr ben beftsn osrislbsn I'M
Sisienia,n BON Der arpBen Repus ams
ri,anifter arisss'hifis. bic I'M lssh
Ropembsr iidttfono.
| Girs arbeTe giloer'erie btmon'trir
BEN gou Der Ieroplane, tuisos! on
b,rs fiibren uns aui cine RsiHs ourc
bic sidbte am WitieI!dnbitdsn Vtts'
| Sobann feb,n mir bic Sitsrionntas
gdrabt ouf oem Bretiertpea In Ailon
| tic gitn, bic Gummi uno pft'fersrns
i'm malariihen 4rdipeI. bic Jtus'
tp.br,n pom Wisu. Wcstau uno Ssr
lin uno ibr, FtusrIoihmsthoosn, o<
Dom BON Wailano. Relter'tudhen Dc
itcIiniTtsn aapofleris. ben 4usbru'
, b.s Tt. Gtna u. tp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19

,uot an iperben4, fdreibt bef wiakr
8narn Ghop. Diek Rlnitler otr Rst'
oor,aenbeit kdtten eetpib bic UioDen
ibrsr 3eit fiir bdblid sebaltsn: uno
bod, bdtten Tie burt ibre stHseDotehe
GfDnbeit permott. barous nnusp
qleihlihe aunitperie 5u eeitalitn. An'
isrs Mobe babe iebenfolls oe1en an
ptrsr 3eiten aeaeniiber bic Gissnindft,
bah Iis bic Geftalt Der 9rdesr'H tstntt
berdusdrbeite unb bic ainien Der Ulsur
beutliher onilingen lahs. Als soe'
rsbnsr Der gergangenbsit nno Wsr'en'
ter bss gorranas Der aIteH Woosn iIss
ten nur sruei Mal.r duf. namlit Wp
dorb Rad uno 3. eaoognn.e ofDpet.
I'D CLAUDE toum," ihreibt Jad, "oaB
hutiae 9oiletten 10 maltritdh imp IoN
bic anbertr gsrioben. Die alfsn us0f
ben NIT ibrtn 9olants uno Hn'MsH
rparen i'm d[semeiHen tIeiniamtr, fpal'
renn bic heutiaen 9oiletten nur 5u oe'
itommtsn yapen prn Gsfihtern uHo
@eitalten poIIen I. Wsnn o't JronsH
BON beut. BEL Der mahI Der 1oilstien
nnr an i'd, oenfsn unb bafir iorssn
niirben. un,leioiam, GrtrdDaganaen
~ perm,ibsn, niirDen stpsifsllos pic
btutio,n 9ratien 70 iiinitlsriia Dtr'
len tpi. bic Friiberer." ffiir eoooaans
gopp,r In bi. heutiss Wcbe gu ttHicrs
mia bu Il, meiit nur eftite ooer ahn'
lid, Stpfi. sufommsn psroIos.'si. A.
,p,nia barmpnifh unb ossbaio m"s
g;;ry.f,Yifh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19

~ ss
trieb unb bas 5 Gents RutensSpiitm
einsufiibren. Der 8tritcrbene blniers
ldbt ouber feiner Satin spei Rtnotr.
SRI. Raa5ie unb Grdnt Bieitdff nnc
cine ShpeIter Grdn Sarah 1tnos rrn
ct. 2ouis, iofpie einen grube: Rthuro
gisitaff BON Bath Gcuntn.
BON feiusm gater sss
itohen.
CHARLES SdafitaIl, 26 Sabre alt,
purbe geitern su friiber Stanos pDr
ieinem Batter Senrp S6afitan III oe'
Wobnung an Der 8. uuo Wdlnu' Str.
DoptOn an.. sefdhrIit pertpnnoet
Der iunae 5hafftall poIte ieineW!It'
ter beidiiben, aIs iein Batter tbm on
alinse ieinss SafdenmeHsrs orsima
in bic linte Coulter itieb. Or. 9riggs
Der iofort aerufen puroe, ionitatirte
bdb sipei Der Slide bic Gunge trafen
Der 8erpunbete, Der an iHneren Blui
tunosn lit, tpnnie nitt noh nem 90
| fpital oebruht perben. Der WteRert
belo, Der sine Groeerie on Der 8. uni
Wa!nut Strabe betrsibt, fpuroe tluh
tig unb tonute Bis fpdt geitsrn Vah
nibt gefunoen fperosn.
- SOlspb gollopp, AZ Sabre alt
Elm betannter Gontrdttor hieItgti
Stabt, itarb aeitern in Isinsr Wpbnuni
go. 93l gprt Strobe on sd'triihen
WaaenIeiben. Gr mar sin prominsn
tes Wi.aIieb Der Glts uno blnterldb
feline Satin Rnrp GcIlopp, esb. Wsse
Grou aureIia Sarpsr, 6s Sabr
alt, itarb aeitern Rotmittos IN De
Dpbnuns ibrsr 1odtsr 5rau Soh'
| Sparoo, SO. 341 5airfielo Ips., Ssl
Iepue an sinsm 9er5Isiben.
- GeTunbkitsbeomtsr Or. Spb.
beri6tete fplssnbe goossfdae fpdhren
Der perfloHenen Wpts: 5bonus ais
fimmons, 33, Sarab g. RobiHfcn. 6e
| Sobn 80. gertelEmorn, rs. 4brabor
lRsper Rpth, 8 Wonots. Sohn Getpor
9urie az, Rarn GrittIsp Al. aboma
8. WinIton AZ uuo Sdtb. Rieeings
!6eins rs Sabre.
| - Die StaatsnohI 9ommiHdr
ernonnten garen Qinpisp gum reputIi
taniIhsn unb Sacob Rou gum oemr
tratiIten Wobl 9OmmiHor DO
gampbu gcuntn. Gisis 9eiosn IN
Sheriff Dies biIbsn bic aommiHior
Die beioen Grnanuter baben bsreits II
Ratk ssbieni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19

- Tas lsit<nbssdnsnib bon Sohn
gronet fiHost teute Jtahmittas url
Ii llbr pom Zreuersogie yso. 1l23
2. aps., 0opton. ap.. aus 'tatt. Der
1rouereotteseisnit finbet um 3 Ihr
in Der aapsae auF oem SmmerSriiH
5risbbCf Itat!. RsD. Druisnsr niro
6enisIbsn Ieitsn.
-srau Giilabsib Rent itarb ssitsrn
i'm Qlxr BON so Sahrsu In Der Wcha
nuna rbrsr Rthts Jrau 8. JuhrmaH
in ben 5ishIdnos.
- Die gsQ.pus melfare gHOtiatior
bdlt am ,ommsnSsn 9ienitag IN bel
aibrarp Saas sins piatigs gtriamm'
lung ab.
Carl Ieorop, IL Sabre all. ar
Der 3. unb gsrrp Gps., Stllepus
pobnbait, nurbs Don einem Sunos ini
gsin csbiffen. Tr. Spiselberssr let
Iiete ibm bic n0tbiss Ollie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19

ousfiibrt< unn boFsIbt bier au pertons
fen iudtt. DER iunge Wann IN Der
Scbn zines Websers. ipeIder tn Der
Wnribdu Mpe. In Cincinnati ipphnt.
DDS pferb ipurbe BON itinem Bruber
mad Cincinnati suriidsebrodt.
Sobn Sheib, ptIder fhon oft
NIT Der ppIisei In aonflitt eefommen
LIT, ipuroe porseitern abenb tpessn
Truntenbeit uno Gtrabenbssie!ei bon
Der Wplisei perboftet unb i'm Stntionss
bdus einaefperrt.
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8dlt. 63, Ndnmpnp WeSpttts I'll ItuIs
aaretbe aIee, 33; Sames Roie, 33; Ga
briel Sbeltpn. SO; 2ute Reinsr, 80;
Oscar Wiital. /, uno gDm. WOob, /.
- Die Gpsialiiten haIten beute
glbenb in Der Obj Gellops 6olle sins
9sriammluns ab, um aunbtoaten fiir
Die Itdbtifben Ismter uno fir bos
gmt oes Gireuitgsrihtselerts oufau'
iteaen.
- am Mittpod abenb peridmmslt
Iih bas Rpmmittee fir Organization
Der prpsrsHips partp IN Der Offiee oes
Srieosasrihters Sarrp WReler, nm
9prbereitunsen sur 0eriamnlung 81
treffen, bic am 26. 4usuit i'm Colonial
sbeater itattiinben Iou. Die aufitsls
luna bon Sanbioaten fir bus Staots
Iidet in Der NopemberDabl lou ebens
fuls beiprohen peroen.
- Die bieIigs GIts 2pse pirb Iid
beute 0ormittas NIT Msttasls aupelle
nuh Mibplssborop, ap., 5ur Staatss
2pnpentipn begeben.
- 0erbaftuneen: Sdmes aeup
tpuroe pom 9pIt3iitsu @rierion tps9sn
Serumlunoerns perhoftet. - So9n
gauab, ben bic Sibs uno Der SdnapS
beeinflubtsn, tpuroe pom polljI'teR
Rinqrb Ieiner eiesnen Sihsrbelt fpes
oen einaeIperrt. - W. Doosbsr9, Der
| iib i'm RuuIhe ssmsin benahm, tpuroe
pom qolisiiien Gpnlen IN Sbbut 9es
npmmsn, um ibn an peIteren Nus
idreituneen gu perbinbern. - Sorodn
Daniel fpurbe tpeg.n 0erlesung zines
| G3e5esss. bas Srinten auf Giienbdhns
suaer psrbietet, perhaftet. - Daniel
@alpin uno SObn Srpesnep, bic oes
9uten su pieI setban batten, tpuroe IN
| Siherbeit aebruht. - Wm. Eotsr
fpurbe BON ben Voli3liten Gonlsp UNI
Wulter peoen Sruntenbeit uno un'
/ fuos psrbaftet. - Ruth Bolton, Die an
oeblih $50 unb aleioer bon u. Z
Moprs itabI, purbs unter Der Gntlas'
xs 9robbiebftabls perbaftet. - Sobr
unb Spf. Sbotrpsl1, bic ongs'Idgt itno
Sobn Qnaels tbGtlih aneegriffer 81
6ubsn, nuroen unter Der antloqe oss
4noriFfs unb Der Shldssret psrhuttst
- Wofe See, alias Sibnsp Sotobs
| unb RoRrt Rspman, alias 8.rrf
/ Sobnion, ipurbsn pom ben Giisnbahn'
Sebeimpolisiitsn Der 6. uro 8. guhr
Simmons uno Stuart iofpie BEN De
h.impolisiitsn sanbforo tpesen Gr!an
ouru BON Gslo untsr faIihen gorpdH
ben perbaftst. Sn fOlsu biz 9sloel
onbsrsr Qnaeittnten Der 6. uro =
gifenbubn pbne gsrehtigung srpobeI
bdbsn.
MitasI J. GratpTorb bon Der Al
Strqbe in Sio GoDIneton itarb IN
Qll.sr BON AZ Sabysu i'm gopinstol
, General Soipital an sinsm glalsnlsi
, ben
QoliseiheF Wcgrans BON atrtns
. ton, ap., bsnahridtiste bic b,tltg
/ QoIisei, bab Elm Jorbigsr oaislb't etnel
: IQOro beeing unb fliihtis purhs. Z
ipu fi6 auf benz Wsse uat his'lge
Stabt befiubsn. gins senous psric
, nalbeihreibuns purbe Der poIi1st ss
. Itsfsr!.
I - 0om aaIten go. 13 rrurbs g
: tern bic J.usrpsbr nut Der WobHun
, bon Som. Barn, Qo. 1913 gont!'
: Gtrube, gsrufsn. tpcisIbit iHfo!ss cine
: GaTolin GrpIoiiun Elm granb emf
itanoen mar, Der sinsH S6oesn DO
:, S25 psruriadts.
Die 8. 4nnipsriariumsfeler os
T Gloper Club purpe e.iitrn i'm 2
I Gpurfep Club 5ouis feitIi6 besanssl
!. Die Mitglisbsr unb bic JamiIisn oe'
n felhn battsn fi6 sdblreit eingsfunos
9 uno psrIsbtsn im6reisn sinen osrsnl!
ten Sos.
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6 ttn ats \.

Die GOninstpn Office fir bas v6in.
einnatier gDlfsblatt" beftnoet fid) I'm
BebGnbe go. 509-511 Waoupn
Mpenue. Gnseiscu, Ytittbetlungen
nnb geitellansen irsennweld,er Ari
meroen bis 10 lIbr Ibeuos oaielbii
eHtgesengenpmmcn. 5elepbpn South
3oSl
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i'm gl.er bon 70 5ahreu. Tie seerbiauns fsH'
bet 1ieniiaa ben 20. NuglhI 1919. Ysoraene
~ ubr, non bsr q. Sissbans airds tn Nsp'
pert. aa.. Gns ficii. EH
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DeutIde 5usfsier Der Campbell unb
Benton GpuntD Staotnerbdnoe. -
Gtne imppnirenoe Wtafenbempn.
itratipn. .-SeItrsbs oes Serrn Wm
Rieolin.
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Tie & Asatss.

9m Gtanbarb 1heGter mo
aeiferu BE eoifonsG Gr0ifnung ftntts
fanb, prObusirtn ii& tisls Wo4e G1ass
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9crusitlaeS Ne uhr, in orI 28obHnua fstEe'
2gguiier, ardR Rofa Scerg &c. !ois Sam!s'
S,r Retppart fn
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SofQl ]. Geridt.
Gin ioealer Sonnlag.

Die aDnisin bes Weitsns ssitern pom
berrliditen Detter btsiinitigt. -
sauienoe bsgabsn ith ins Grsis. -
guntes 2eben unb 9rsiben IN ben
parts unb gergniisungspldbsn -
g,icnic Der aaNalianer. - Dix
9kdier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19

- timer aseut In SauiltoH IL
Serr GouarS Srnd, 449 Glib SaHits
Strase. gea Eel. 476 ", Some
Yboue 1851 VI. y
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
FRANCHISE
TALK AGAIN
Public Utilities Company Would
Give City First Claim Upon
Purchase of PIant
ALSO WOULD SURRENDER
FOR AGREEMENT VIOLATION

some provisions against merging
and favorable to the city acquiring the
plant will be embodied in the new
lighting franchise application Of the
Public Utilities Light, Heat and Power
Company to be submitted in the near
future to the Street and Sewer Di-
rectors.
AS safeguard against the control
Of the company passing to compet-
ing company, it is said that the Pub
lie Utilities Company will offer 10 put
its stock in escrow with the Mayor or
Street and Sewer Department. with
The provision that the stock cannot be
sold or transferred without the con
sent or approval of the city.
Another provision will give the city
first claim upon the purchase of the
Public Utilities plant if the city should
decide to go into the lighting business
or IN event of an offer being made for
The purchase OF the property. Ii also
Is said a clause may be embodied pro-
yiding for the plant to revert to the
city ~ event Of certain phases Of the
franchise agreement being violated
The company will bind itself to place
n@ poles on Market street, to have a
maximum rate of z cents a kilowatt
hour and to give concessions for nu-
nicipal lighting.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
ACQUITTAL
BRINGS CHEERS
FitzSimmOnS AdjudCed Not
Guilty Of Impersonatine
Voter
GREETS JURORS
WITH A HANDSHAKE

After celebrating fifteen minutes
yesterday afternoon, the General Ses-
sions Court, in the case Of Thomas
F. Fitzsimmons. charged with imper-
sonating voter at the last city cleo
ton. returned verdict of acquittaI
Friends of the defendant. who were
present when the verdict was returned
gave vent to their feelings In hand
clapping, but the Court soon restored
order
Fitzsimmons and City Councilman
James Kane, his father-in-law. and
Robert G. Hartman, counsel for Fitz-
simmons, shook the hands of the
Jurors IN appreciation Of the verdict.
When Court reconvened for the af-
ternoon session, at 230 o'clock, Fitz-
simmons went on the stand. He said
he voted in the Fourth district Of the
Fourth ward on election day. and he
denied voting in the Fifth district Of
the same ward, as alleged. Under
cross-examination he said he had
charge of the ward workers in one dis
trict.
James Taylor, an election Judge, was
then called by the State to rebut the
testimony of William ]. McVev the
newspaper reporter, as to what Lewis
=. Lemon had said at the hearing Of
tltzsimmons in Magistrate Gluckman's
oillce. Taylor corroborated Lemon.
who claimed that he did not say he
could not swear that the defendant
was not the man that voted on the
Evening journal., 1912-02-01

name Of Coleman Hunter Both sides
then closed.
Mr. Harman then presented his
prayers, which contended that the
election was Illegal. as the books Of
registered voters had not been de-
livered TO the election officers. but re-
mained in the office of the Clerk OF
the Peace. Another prayer was that
there was no law regarding the i'm
personating of voter IN a municipal
election. Hunter, the prayers further
stated. was not prima facia voter, as
he had moved from the district follow
ing his registering To substantiate
these contentious. the laws governing
election both before and after election
day as we'll as the day itself, were
read by Mr.. Harman.
Attorney General Gray before the
jury contended Hunter had the right
to vote. The impersonating or him
and the voting on his name was H..
legal, he contended Chief Justice
Pennewill, In charging the jury. said
the state had proved a prima facia
case against the defendant. and the
question was whether Fitzsimmons
had voted on the name Of Hunter or
not The charge was finished at 4
o'clock. and at 4.15 o'clock the verdict
was returned.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
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Evening journal., 1912-02-01
KIBNEY TROUBLE OVERCOME
BY THE GREAT TREATMENT

! have been sufferer for years
with kidney and bladder trouble and
took almost everything a drug store
contained. without obtaining any
benefit.
! suffered so that became utterly
discouraged. as ! could not sleep. was
always dizzy and had a headache All
the time. | saw one Of your adver-
tisements and as last resort. deeid-
ed to try your Swamp-Root | am
now taking the third bottle and feel
like a new woman. sleep we'll and
have no pains whatever.
! strongly advise all sufferers to
take the only real cure for kidney
and bladder trouble. Dr. Kilmers
Swamp-Root was a God-send 10 me.
You may publish this letter il YOU
wish so that it may be the means OF
bringing some poor sufferers back to
health.
MRS. MARY 0'DoNNELL.
Lander. Wyo.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this July 14th. 1909.
CHARLEY ALLEN. Notary Public.
IN and for Fremont Co, Wyo.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
GEN. DUPONT AIDS
TO PROTECT GAME
Donates $1,000 as First Patron
OF American Propagation
Association

Reports of starving quail heard
during the recent cold wave and
heavy SHOWS are receiving confrma-
ton now that it is possible to esti-
mate the damage a-held. However.
the appeals sent from various sources
asking farmers and others to feed tho
birds undoubtedly saved many cun
clubs and local protective associa-
tons supplied food for great num-
pers, thus, enabling them to survive
the severe weather.
The American Game Protective ana
propagation Association. New York,
calls attention to this in urging the
establishment of county protective as
sociations throughout the United
States. Under normal conditions the
game could hold its own against the
forces Of nature, and the covers de-
pleted by severe storms would soon
be replenished from the surviving
breeding stock But under the condi-
tions. existing throughout this coun-
try which have been brought about
BY indiscriminate shooting, the birds
do well 70 survive the attacks OF man,
and an unusual spell Of cold weather
accompanied by heavy SHOWS often
eNterminates them in certain locali
ties.
In such crises energetic action by
local sportsmen can save them. but
to be truly efticacious 1t is organized
action that is needed rather than the
sporadic efforts Of scattered indiyid-
uals.
The first patron OF the American
Game Protective and Propagation
Association las Just been secured he
being Gen T. Coleman dupont Of this
city who has donated $1,000.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
JUNIOR BOARD CARD
PARTY ON LINCOLN DAY

Attention Is called to the change OF
date IN the card party to be given
al the Homeopathic Hospital by the
Junior Board. The affair was to have
been held on February 9, but owing
to the number Of events scheduled for
that day, the committee has decided
to hold the party upon the afternoon
Of Lincoln's birthday, February r. at
the hospital Bridge and 500 will be
the games played, and very pleasant
afternoon is being planned by the
committee. Of which Mrs. Julian
Adair is chairman
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
HOLD UP DECISION

Argument was heard Throughout
the greater part Of yesterday. before
Christopher I. Ward. master in the
case Of the American Bankers AS
surance Company on the motion by
Attorney General Andrew G. Gray,
70 dismiss the action brought hy him
against the company TO show cause
why It should not cease to do bust
ness In this state. The company ap-
pears to have had two sets Of officers
hence the action taken. Decision on
the motion TO dismiss the case was
reserved.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
Nervous Wreck
2so4 Market St,
Wilmington, Del,
December 8, 1911.

OsSSmDer 3, 1911.
Mr.. L. NJ. Broadway, Manager,
Delaware 0xypathor Co.,
Ford Building,
Wilmington, Del.
My Dear Mr. Broadway:
Some time ago wrote you letter
relative to the beneficial results that
! was receiving from the use of the
Oxypathor. Since writing thas letter
have continued to improve, and / be-
lieve that my complete recovery IS
now very near at hand.
When take into consideration the
! fact that previous to my purchasing
my ONypathOr, in April last / was
Nervous Wreck; could not eat. sleep.
or be without constant suffering d,,1-
ing the daytime, | naturally look upon
the Oxypathor as The Great Marvel Of
the present age.
This instrument has done for me
what drugs and other treatments have
failed to do, and it has done i in
natural way. | have not been com
PEELED 20 fill myself with nauseating
and poisonous medicines. Ny recov-
cry has been brought about in thor
oughly natural manner, strictly in ac-
cordance with the laws Of human ns-
ture, and not by taking into my sys-
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
sHAKEsPEREAN REcITALs.

Dr. Edward Abbott Of Boston. Mass.
gave the first Of series Of Shakes
pearan recitals at The home Of Mrs.
). Frank Ball this afternoon. choos-
ing for his subject. "Othello." The
second lecture. king Henry the 5th, !
VIII be given IN the parlors of the
New Century Club on February 8
with Mrs. W. G. Mcndinhall oaiciat-
ing as hostess. The third lecture on
King Lear" VIII be given February
la at the home Of Mrs. Martin Lane.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
FUNERAL AT MInDLTTOWN.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLET0WN. Del. Feb. 1.-The
funeral Of James Mullen, who died
suddenly last Friday night. took
place yesterday morning at St.
Joseph's r. G. Church Interment
was made in the r. c. cemetery. Mr.
Mullen was Al years Of age. He
leave an aged mother and several
brothers.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
Chronic Headache
Rheumatism

Wilmington, Del
November q, 1911
Delaware Oxypathor Co.,
MI l.. NJ. Broadway, Manager.
2OS-2O4 Ford Building,
Dear Sir:
The Oxypathor bought Of you has
cured a case Of Chronic Headache for
me OF ten years standing after all
medicine and doctors have failed. NV
Rheumatic condition, Of about the
same duration. has also been wonder
fully helped, and at the time / pur-
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
AdenOldS
Wilmington, Del,
December s, 1911.

Wilmington. Del
December g. 1911.
MT. y Nj. Broadway. Manager.
Delaware OxypathOr Co..
Ford Building. City.
Dear Sir:
Up until about three weeks ago my
hoy had been suffering with hemorr-
hayes from the nose which was caus-
ed by adenoids MS stated BY the spec
ialist who examined him.
Hearing Of the Oxypathor. decided
TO purchase one. / did so and applied
il 70 my boy two hours daily. Since
using the machine he has gained both
IN strength and appetite and sleeps
soundly and shows no signs Of ade-
noids.
Hoping that my testimony will be
the means of helping some other sur.
ferer to acquire health by the means
Of the Oxypath0r. beg TO remain.
Your respectfully,
(Signed) j. McDONAGH.
Supt of Equitable Life Insurance co.
500 Equitable Building
30S Concord Ave.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01
CeIdS, ,Sere Throat. NEURALGIA
Wilmington. Del,
December %, 1911.

Wilmington, Del,
December 23 1911.
MI. l.. VI. Broadway,
Ford Building, City
Dear Sir:
believe was one Of the first 10
purchase one Of the 0xypatllOrs.
have tried it for Colds. Sore Throat
and Neuralgia and find il helps me
every time. ] am feeling much bet
ter since | have used it. I have not
taken any medicine for a year, where
was always taking some kind be-
fore.
/ do not know that have sold any.
Evening journal., 1912-02-01

tenn large quantities Of foreign poi
sons in the form Of drugs.
On the strength Of my own exper-
ience with this instrument feel that
] can conscientiously and uncondi-
tionally recommend the Oxypathor to
any one who is not perfectly well.
Thanking you for your personal in
terest in my case, and with kindest
personal regards, I remain,
Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) Fl. c. SINCLAIR.