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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-11
Personals

Garden crops is growing like every
thing hereabouts but we could stand
leet1e mite more rain perviding it
wassent overdid.
We was mistaken in stating about
four wks ago that Arnri Gookins had
the headache. It was the toothache
Amir had ard he desires this correck-
shion to be made which we do with
great cheer.
ST Osgood of Hardscrabb1e was a
vissitter to Bingville last wk. 81 says
he is tired Twin in Hardscrabble and
wouldn't stop much and come to
BingviIle to live. Welcome to our city,
Silas. Folks in the one-horse town of
Hardscrabble don't 1ive-they merely
exist.
Miss Milly Underwood is doing some
new fancy work. She says it is tur-
rible hard on the eyes. Why don't you
wear specks, MilIy.
Spring housekeeping is all did and
over with hereabouts except by them
as is allus behindhand and diiatoEy
about their spring housekeeping Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-11
Locals

Jed Peters, our intelligent school
teacher announces that the village
school will be out next Friday. Jed
says he is awful glad of it being as
teaching school is a turrible mental
sprain to him & exosts him in the head.
Harve Hines our tonsorial barber
says now that warm weather has came
the barbering trade has begin to pick
up right smart. Well, why shouldn't
it? 1t stands to reason that folks
hereabouts has got more sense than to
have their hair & whiskers cut often
their faces and heads during cold
wether. That's what hair and whiskers
was give to US for-to perteckt our
faces & heads.
Bud Hinclley who amt quite right in
his head has a boil on his neck and
Buds mother is dosing him with sui
fur & molasses. Everybody in Bing-
vile can tell when Buds mother gives
him dose by the way he hollers and
we don't blame him much either. Bud
may not be right in his head but hes
got sense enuf to know what sulfur &
molasses tastes like. It amt very
menny who can take that dose without
shuddering & making up Ease.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-11
Apoligise Notise

Well haft to opoligise to you for not
having emmy country correspondence in
this islue We've got the correspond
ence all right but what we amt got Is
the room for 1t. It's been crowded out
by that long story of the settin hen.
We spose we made too much otten
that story but we merely done SO to
show you what turrible calamity kin
grow out of apparently insignificant
little thing like settin hen.
MORE PERSONALS & LOKALS
& COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS
& EVERYTHING ELSE IN NEXT
WEEKS BOOGLEI LOOK SHARP
FOR I'll
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-11

which we could name several If we
was mind to do so but praps they
wouldn't take it kindly so we persoom
the less said on this subjeckt the better
We guess this is about all the per-
sona1s we can recall to mind at this
time. Praps after the Bugle comes out
we can recall some which ort to of
been in-thats the way it generally
happens.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21

of the largest as well as one of the
country. Here can gather thousands
of Kentuckians to renew old acquaint-
ances as well as to witness the sport
that is dearest to the heart of every
native born son and daughter of the
old commonwealth. Unlike many of
the race tracks of the country, where
trotting and running races are operated
simply for the benefit of the track own
ers, the sport furnished at the State
Fair can readily be designated as that
of the liking of sports" as the man
agement of the Fair has no idea of
comes from a good word passed around
by its patrons. Therefore all races
are decided strictly on their merits.
and in each instance the best horse
wins. That some of the best horses
in training on the tracks of Kentucky
and other states will participate in the
trotting and pacing events on the pro
gram this year is demonstrated by the
fact that already owners have applied
for stable room for the week and have
made numerous entries to the stake
events.
Under the arrangements provided
by Assistant Secretary Shropshire one
stake event and one purse race will be
decided each afternoon during the
week, in addition to which will be one
running race each day. AS all events
for trotters and PAGERS. with the excep-
ton of the two-year-old events. will be
three In five heat affairs, it is needless
to say that each afternoon will be
crowded full of good sport for the Fair
patrons.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21
Farmer Boys

Mr. James l.. Dent, Secretary of the
Kentucky State Fair, writes US that
boys from about fifty counties have
made application and submitted essays
in competition for the farmer boys
Encampment at the Kentucky State
Fair during the week of September
9th 18th at Louisville. No papers
have as yet been passed upon SO COM
petition is still open to all boys between
the ages OF Is and le years who will
apply to him for blanks or to the
County School Superintendent. This
should be done at once as papers
should be in the hands of the CON-
mittee as soon as possible. The boy
winning gets free trip from the time
he leaves his station until he returns,
including transportation, board; en-
trance TO the fair, besides the instruct
ion that is given by members Of the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, removing gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and all Irregularities of
the kidneys and bladder In both men
and women. Regulates bladder troub-
les in children. If not tsold by your
druggist will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two
months treatment and SELDOM fails to
perfect a cure. DR.. L. w. Hall, 1925
Olive street, st. Louis, Mo. Send for
Kentucky testimonials. Sold by drug
gists.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21
Messengers Selected

At the business meeting last We'd
nesday night the church named its
messengers to the Breckinridge AS
ISOLATION which convenes with the
Walnut Grove church August Is, and
also adopted their statistical letter
which contains the report of the years
work. The messengers selected are:
Brethren Il. o. Cottrel, Lee Nelson,
Melvin Wood, Lee Wood. c. z Light
foot, DIR. j. T. Owen, w. IL. Gibson,
Larkin Gibson, f. C. English, Proctor
Keith, w. V. Perkins, Barney Squire +,
]. d. Ssaton, and J, S. Armstrong.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Some People We Know, And We
Will Profit BY Hearing About
Them.

This is a purely local event.
1t took place in Cloverport.
Not in some faraway place.
You are asked to investigate it.
Asked to believe citizens word;
To confirm a citizens statement.
Any article that is endorsed at home
Is more worthy of confidence
Than one you know nothing about,
Endorsed by unknown people.
Walter Meador, farmer, Cloverport,
KY, says: "A member of my family
has used Doan's Kidney Pills and found
them to be a v;ry good kidney remedy.
Several years ago she suffered from
sharp pains across the small of her
back as well as other symptoms of kid
ney trouble. Seeing Doan's Kidney
Pills highly recommended, got box
at Fishers Drug Store and their use
was begun. They did world Of good.
Since then this person has used Doan's
Kidney Pills and on each occasion they
have helped her. 1t is pleasure to
recommend this excellent kidney med
icine.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburu Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21
RACING TO Be
GREAT FEATURE
Big Program For Kentucky
State FaiT.
NEARLY $1,000 IN PRIZES.
L. 3. Shropshire, Assistant Secretary
p,f the Fair, Has Arranged For Great
nat ents During Week of Sept. 9-14
New Course and Grand Stand.

JOIN a racing standpoint patrons of
FroiSentucky State Fair during the
abe of Sept. Ola will be well provid-
as the program which has been
49, ged by l.. b. Shropshire, assistant
and AIRY of the Fair, is one of the
foAnJeen In Kentucky in years. he
/ kiNarranged for six stake events for
|trotters and PAGERS valued at 5000 each
land six purse events for trotters and
|pacers valued at $500 each, and in ad-
|dition he has provided for six running
Traces, one for each day of the Fair,
land gentlemen's cup race and a gen
|tIemen's riding race, the last named
1.-TWO to be decided the closing day or
THE Fair. Among the stake races VIII
| be one for two-year-old trotters. one
for three-year-old trotters, one each for
IBIS trotters, 2:25 trotters, 2:l3 PAGERS
|and 2:25 PAGERS. The purse events will
I consist of one each for free for all
| rotters, 2:1S trotters, 2:15 trotters, 300
. rioters. 2:l2 PAGERS, 2:l7 PAGERS anu
Tone free for all for PAGERS.
| During the past two years the racing
Feature of the Fair has proved one Of
the most interesting of any attraction
provided by the management, and be-
cause of that fact it became apparent
Ito Secretary j. l.. Dent that better fa-
Icilites would have TO be provided for
caring for the patrons of that particu-
Iar feature. With this idea in view the
livery first contract entered into by
commissioned Newman and Secretary
Dent was with contractors for the en-
Aargement of the grand stand, and
when the gates are thrown open the
morning of Sept o just twice as many
people will be cared for in the race
krack section OF the grounds as former
" rhe new addition TO the grand
m will be of REINFORCED concrete,
pare In every respect to the original
weelf the biz stand making II ans
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21

The meeting that has been in prog
ress at Hardin's school house closed
last Sunday. There were several ad
ditions to the Hites Run church. Al
the close of the services Sunday, nine
candidates were received for baptism.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21
faculty of the Agricultural Department
of the State University.

One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each APP
plication, and you will get quick relief.
For sale by all dealers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-08-21
Notice.
Breck enridge Circuit Court.

Chas. X. DeJarnette's Admr., etc. Plaintiffs
VS.. Order Of Reference to Commissioner.
Robert l.. DeJarnette, ETC.. Defendants.
All creditors of the estate of Charlie.
r. DeJarnette deceased are notified t.
file their claims with the undersigned
Commissioner of the Breckenridge Cir.
cult Court on or before the first day o.
October, 1912. properly proven as re-
quired by law.
Lee Walls, Com. 81 r. b. G..
Wilson ami Marshall" looks GOOD,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-10
gSieoer Elm sater Sag.
Ser Tonos iiir cas- @oDo Samaritnn
6pipital betraat iibcr $1,000.

Gic gtrbeits6iencr mclfe fiir oa8
8ooo Samaritan Sopipital $5onig IN
1Sorm Don @eIo iommelu, oumit Ser
SoIpItaIbut DpGcuDet neroell fam,
haben pieoer einen eripricblihcn lag
hinter lid. Ter .SonDa lit Qcitern lpics
Ser INN StO,77422 9cpotien, iooa5
CT 'ih nunmebr uuf S11 ,369.22 he
Iduft. IlS ons 9ieiultat ocs geltriacn
Cages i'm &auptQuarticr perfiinoet
mlroe, Qab lid auQcmeine Greuoe
oarii5cr furO. &on Sol. ,5ames Sen.
neilp lag oaS 9lnerbicten Dor, eine
gdll5e Snae3cinna1mC 0c5 SpricCbel.
tcrS Den Fonh@ 3ufpnmen 3u laiien.
Gas 9lncrbicten nurGe ungenon1ncn
uno Ser 20. Gcjcnbcr - 1Srcitoq -
al3 Tntltn Ser @cnei;3 3-&oriteQunq
beItirtlrt. I'm hdiiIr 5u iorJcn, NaB
0os Sheater an jenen Gage auh mtSs
pert1aIt lit, luurDc Elm Spe}ial.aonr.
Htttec ernauut, Goa aus Den Nerren
!. r. GoIteIlo, 2Sohn ScoQan, 1yrco.
Ro0it mo Stcphen g. N}cSrQth bp=
iteht 9ctnnntlid7 habcn 5ahIrcide0il-
6ertleater GhnIife 2lucrb'eten de-
raht. llnter oeu geItriqen Tonntorcn
hefor0 iidl @Crr I<obn II. N3cSeun nit
elnem geitrag uou $1,000. r5n Der
q. &oia Stride iinO $2S6.71 qeionl.
melt nor0en.
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ne ltn5Gbligen 8etonnte lno Treunoe
am nad1Iten Sonntog 2tbeno Ourh if
rem 9eilh beebren uno inn Die per-
otente Goation 0arbrlngeu.
4uCeroem lteben auI Dem Spicl.
programme fiir Den 2Ibeuo nod 5Det
aQerlieblte Ginafter, DcIhe teinen 1a7
ringeren 8erfaiicr ols $oermunn Su-
oermaun baben; ndmlif Dos prQdlt:-
.ge Irama nit lDuftigem 2$nbaIt uuo
mddlttger @irtun9: ySiftbQlrocr"
uno bns S6ouipieI: YWturaot", beiOe
aus ieinem neltberithmtcn GpcIus Ser
Toicn Qenonnen.
Gs gilt olio nactIten Spnntn9, ci=
men unierer Qlteu Wtitbiirger lm0
adnpeu fitr 0elltihe &ulturbPItre6unr
gen 5lt ebren, lpcsbnlb 2SeOermanu
gut Oaron tbun miro, lid bel 3eitel in
oen Dcfo!rnten 0orperfQuTaiteQen ooer
an Ser au''c Dcs @rono SperbauIa5
cincn gutter Stb 81 iihern.
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Semer.

- Gin Iberbei3ter @asofen Derurs
iatte 9eitern Elm Seuer in benz
8obnbauie oes 9D. ginsbsrq, go.
712 Wit 8. 4ps. Der 8rQnb spurbe
9eIpitt. na6oem Elm Shapen BON
500 anesridtst porben mar.
Guf oisIeI6e Beiie tam Elm
5euer in Der Wobnuno bes Dr. Ban
nteter, No. 333 2uoIpp Qpe., aum
4usbru6. 4u6 in oieIem SSolle
tonnte bic 9sfahr beIeitigt nsrben.
Sn Der nSSce Graem Gone ga
brit Der SSren6 8auer Comp, go.
108-11O Oit 2tbsrtp Ctr, fam ge=
tern qbenb in 5oIge llebertp6ens Ell
mes aei1els Jett Elm SSeuer gum g(us=
bruh, tpel6es groBe Qufresuno berz
porrisi. Der 8rano tpuroe qeI6fht.
na6oem Elm S6aoen DON ca. $4OO uns
geriAtet poroeu mar.
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Weburten.

Soiepb unb Carrie gropn, IT'S
5ughes Ctr, 3tpiainge, 3nabe uni
W9dbhen.
Pint nnb Gffie Sapbsn, 1871 Oi
3. Str, Wdb6en.
Jront uno 9ouiIa Blum, 1O41 %
2ibertD Ctr, anabe.
Bernard uno aatbrpn Heinermann
1924 Jresman Ipe., 8ndbe.
SrDin uno emma 9obenitein, 1926
5lora 4pe., anabe.
SenrD uno Glepnord 0on Der Saar
2133 Dindeu 9toe., Widphsn.
Charles unb Gatbsrine Wetssl, lilo
Yort Str, anabe.
Sobn unb 9lnna Warther, 1888
Raee Str, Mdbden.
Wiliam uno 2ia3ie Waillsr, 1O17
W. 2ibertp Str, Mdb6en.
Soispb uno Sba Shsnsr, 422gau.,
2(De., Mdb6en.
Wiliam uno Martbd Nob6e, SOC
Us. 2ibertp Str, MGohen.
5erbert unb Mollts Wtiller, 201e
Wbiteman Str, MGbten.
gbiparD unb Qouiie Meintind, 104
Green Ctr, Gnabe.
6pman uno 8eQ S6uler, 3OOe
GncliD 9lpe., &nabe.
Solepb unb aoie GEermin, 1922
Weslep 4be., 4nabe.
9lDdm unb syrieoa 3eller, 721 Sc.
npon Qpe., Wdbhen.
9arrp unb Wlinnie 8rodmener ,2491
Wariap 4De, Rnabe.
sSames uno Gliiabetb Satterslep
1920 Sursent Str, Mdofsn.
9urrp unp aatie 8rusning, 1911
W. 2ibertp Si,., Mdohen.
Gennie uno Waria goot, 231C
pofpman Ipe., anabe.
Gal. uno Ola gingle, S33 Stot.
Np:., 4nabe.
Soiepb unb aathrine Willpert6
1929 GOurtlanp 4pe.. 4ndbs.
5rso uno &ats &risg, 444 G6eitnut
Ctr. Andbe.
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zterblidbfeitsberitbt.

Sobn 9. Sheibemantle, 70, 1925
Delta 4De., @ebirnent3iinoung.
Jrancis 8. Qltemus, rs, 3115 Gil
bert 4ps., 2unsenentsiinbuns.
Mariu M. 5ries, So, 1913 8ineStr..
Snfluen5u.
aatie Stabl, II, 1920 Gin Strabe,
Shpinbluht.
9llnsbia WatIpn, 81, s26 2aurel
Str., 5eralsiben.
Grant 9een. AZ, groap unb Goitsrr
Ips., Snqueit in Shtpebs.
Mihael 9ennebp, 81, TAT SIt g.
4pe., Nisrsnleiben.
Sotn Wi[lig, AZ, Subertulpfis ga
nitarium, SubertuIoIe.
GaiEeriHa Shletter, S5, 1543 So
nathan 9lps., Grebs.
Sulia Rppe, 70, 3ittle Siiters OF
TIE Yoor, Snqueit in Shfpebe.
S. 81. Chapman, so, 425 McGre=
sor Mpe., Snqueit in Shnsbe.
Wiliam Smitb, 20, Alp Central
9lpe., Snqueit in Shfpebe.
Della pariib, 80, 6. slR. uno
groaopap, SsrsIeiben,
Goofrep aubpis. SO, oarttpsG,
oer5leibsn.
Mattbetp Mosbb, 80, 4O4 Butler
Str, Snqueit in Sbipebe.
aatberina Wbitnep, SO, 4391
Gaitern Mpe.. Grippe.
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Gbe=GrlaubniBlheiue.

l5reo S4nsioer, 21, 4527 Cartilage
! pits.
lglnra 5biebe, 20, ct. Bernard, 8.
isSpbn M. Blind, 25, GOT gettg Ctr.
lga!b. Wl. Gpple, 26. 9O5 getts Ctr.
}Gbas. $. Wolosn, 60, Seiotopills, .
iMargaret Roboe, 46. 2Odlano, >.
}6arrp Stsrfin, 81, 223 Gilman 9lp
lWubsl geu, %, ZIG Ri6mDub.
jWraIanb 2atprencs, 21 Gopingtpn.
lgaa StsrgiI, II, 2305 asntpn.
iSames 6. Malaban, 26, 9ibIor
! 6ouie.
laela g. 9atfielo, is, Gibion Souis
,Gbas. SessI, 80, 14O6 Grnit ctr.
| Sophie Smitb, AZ, 1910 9llice Ctr.
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8o&enberi&t Ses Geiaus6eitsamts.

Die Mafernepibemis 1T nod INNER
i'm 3unebmen begritfen. Sn Der oer=
ilohenen Nlo6e tpurnen i'm itGbtiih.r
0efunDbeitsomt ni9t ipeniaer als 342
grtrantnnsen on MnItrn unb 2 20
btsfoQt infolge Der ardnfbeit berif@
tet. JnS9elommt ipurn<n 456 sJiue
BON anfttdencen arnntbeiten uno 26
lcoesfdIe infolge folder Rrantbeiier
gemelbtt. gegen so Grtrdntlngen uno
IA 9obesfdne IN btr g}arolIelpone
css borigen Sahres. Muf bic tinaelnen
Rrdnfbeiten nit Musnnbmt Der Nas
fern pertbeilen fidb bic 3ur Melbuns
9eldnsten Gdle ipie folst:: Ghtuinbz
fumt, 81 Grtrantuneen unb 20 loz
bssf6IIe; e&arla4fieber, % Grs
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ginen beitsren 9erlau1 nabm biz
9erbanoluns seeen ben Der Srunten=
belt dngstlastsn JranS gsebtsl, Don
gucprus, g., tpel6er eigeus mad Gin
cinnati getnmmen mar, um iib einmal
sinen san5 ertraoroinGren RauIh 5us
5ulegen. 8ieie 4biidt bate er bsnn
AUDI in sriinoliditer Wsiis aussefiibrt
nit Dem Reiultat, oaB er ihlisblit
bon Der poli5si aufsssriffen purbs
Dor benz Ri6tsr ertlGrte er sundhit,
na6 Cincinnati getommen gu iein, un
fi6 bic glusitsauns an3uieten. 4ls sr
oarauf dufmsrtiam semaht tpurbe
oaB es segentpdrtis iibsrbaupt tein.
v4usiteauns" in bieiissr Stabt sebe.
rdumte Der 4nsetlaste elm, ben tleinsu
4bite6er gemadt gu tabsn, INN iit
auf einige gag. Der llsberlpo6uns Isi-
ner geitrengen Jrau 0emablin, 5ofter
zines neutrality-suspicious., gu ent3is=
ben uno mai tpieosr sriinolih aufsu.
atbmen. Tebentei bemsrtte er, baf
Cincinnati auf feline 9rauereien itola
iein tDnns. Ridter sSride perurtbeilts
ben fioelen 3eter aur 3abluns ber
EoiteH, iuipenoirte jeboh bic Strafs
ais ge:btel ertlGrte, sr tabe iein eans
5es @elb perfneipi.
Otto Weionsfp bate am Sonntao
in einem Dffentlihen 8aulotal ben fos
senanntsn .gsar Dance" gum Yeiter
gesebsn uno 5ipar 10 frsi unb unae=
bunoen, buB Der pripatpoli5iit 6uet
iih esranlabt fab. .in3uidr.iten. Wez
ionstp, ipelher iih in lsiner periDnli.
den 5reiEeii 5eeintrd6tist slaubts, is=
norirts bas 0erbot b.s 8edmten unh
IS fam 3u einem 3uiammenltob, mel
der oamit enbete, oab Der ,5ansbGr"
ipseen nnoroentlifen 9etragsns pers
bafte! purb.. Hihtsr ssride ertldrte,
baB er IN bem .gear Dance" teinen
0eritoB gesen bic CUTE Sitte erblidtn
tOnn, uno entlieB ben Mnaefloaten mil
elmer iufpenoirten Gelbftrafe BON Sc
uno Soften.
Der AS Sabre alts Sobn 6ammers.
Ip, BON go. 1926 Weit 6. Mpe., purot
gu elmer Celebrate bon So uno ben
Soften psrbonnert. ipeil er einen Jun,
gen Mann. ueicner sinen Streit mil
isiner 0eliebtea bate. au rIhisbtr
seorobt bate. ..
Rap Goturn. 21 Sabr. oft, Dor
portsmoutb, g., tpuroe untsr Der Mn.
tlaee bes 3ufdenbiebitabIs ben 0roB.
|sefhporenen iiberpieien. gr CAB 3u
|einem Wann einen goloenen Ring ent.
fuenbet gu baben, erfl6rte iebod), Durd
3unser an benz DiebitabI sttrieber
pprbeH gu iein.
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lin cine GrtaItuns tn eimem sas sa beifen,
nebme Hian 2arartine grpms Suirinelabettens-
spctbcier ttnttcn eas e6clo auriId penn es All
betlen berfeht. G. ~. VysSsie uHterinriii aRi
ieber E66Gtet. eos.
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bon baserea 81 rxsSes -
Rabd5eu.

noriett bon berf&tcbenen jefrer Iamerpgsas
innfen luz bic sr baS neuc, eIfclGrcigte Ctcif1
o!Icenhe Wronuit oerf6psb befannt ala 1rei
vtafy 3opo'9licianc Ia6letten iulro BOT, al.
m.lfpsrpeqebsH. nIo berfelbe fou1mt aIS eti,e
Heoerrnlotme fhr ben aetpotnIi1en adscH, oas
pet2eteio 10 oteler iliuaer 2ente an erfahfeii.
peims atnorndi maaer fiub. GbeyfauS. 81 ess
Iooren. odb ods Geiuidbt uHpersl1Iid erh1bt
metosn lann burh ben reGuIdren mebrMcnat'
ssGeu 9sbraum oiefer cigenthiimIih genanTfer
TrnparottoH, nel4e iett bun ben bcilen eier5s
ten ito Mpofbeien In berfieacI!e1 pG0eien ets
i9nof .rerben Iann init boIitdnntger Snfcrues
tssn ny Die GelbftsMuspeHouno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-10

fronfungen unb Elm 5onesfaG; Dipbz
tberitis,, % Grfrantnngen unb aipei
5obesfdGe; Winbpoden, 81 Grtranfs
unsen unb Elm 1pbesfalI; 5Dpbus>
fieber, bret grfrdntnngen; &euabuz
ten 5ipei Grf,antunsen; Mumps uno
Toie ie eint Grfrdnfuno.
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9ie idfliu nj It G II ober aeri

0ie i'd lin NJ It e II ODER gering.
item llnfdQe iino iait INNER pon elmer
S-,tetitlng begleitet, uno Guetinun.
gem pernadlaiiigt, fonneu in 9Iut.
oergiftrng enoeH. 2auit feline 8efabr.
gebroud)t iofort ST. SSafobs Del unr
Die Suetidllng miro balo uerihlpin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
unter @amneru.

rDa bob ia in @eoanfen an Der
Gable b'bote oen 20ffel eingeitedtl"
,Sesn @eoanfen?"
r@elbitneritanolidl Gr 1T ia nur
Don 3inn."
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Turd)t bcntider &nnit.
n, IL.

0ie britiide Momiralttat bat nj
g%rfabrung gebrodt, 0ab oel'tide ST.
q%enieure cine fiir Selipeiiung einge=
ridtete 1ampfmaidine polenoet ba=
ben, sic, men11 lie sen an iie ge1teaten
grmartungen entipridt, Scr oeutlden
4riegsmarine einen in%unenlen Tor=
lpr1nq Dor ser Marine g%nglanos uno
ser nn0eren 2Gnoer geben miiroe. Sin
berporrogenoer Sngenienr, melfer
iiber sic @auptbei tanotbei!!e Ser Ma=
ld1ine trob ser iorgfaltigiten @ebeim=
boltrtnq informiert lit, fat oem Ser
treter ser Miio5iierten &relle in Son=
SON aeeeniiber am Montag sic fol-
qen0en 8emerfungen Mber 6iele groB=
artiqe Grfinoung 6eutlder Snge=
nieurfunjt genpadt: sd BIN iiber-
ae1gt, 6oB Elm &riegsi9ift meld,es nit
6ieien Mai6inen ausgeitottet lit, oen
0reaonougbt neuefter &onitrnftion
mertblos MAIDEN miir6e, 6enn Elm iol=
DIES @&iff piir6e einen oreimal Bis
piermul 10 groBen Mfrionsraoius boz
ben, sic Staggering fonnte beoeuteno
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Ginlaonng bes &aiiers.

&ailer @ilbelm bot SEN greiien
@erpeier 6es &0nigreids 8apern for
melt eingela0en, Yatbeniteue bel oem
nel1eite D%reaonougbt ser oeutiden
&riegsf lotte 5n iibernebmen, melder
ont II. 6ebrl1ar arf SEN Namen
"Erin3-&egent 2uitpol6" getauft mer=
BEN miro. 9a ser Sector ser 6eut=
1fen 8ltnoesturiten, melder ant 10.
Mar5 0as 81. Sebensiabr pnllenoet,
ii6 ie6o6 6erortigen @tropa5en, pie
tie acknowledgements nit ser &eile
uno Ser 6ltnftion an iib perbun6en
lparen, ni6t mebr al1sieben 6arf 10
miro Hrin5eiiin Sbereie, sic ein5ige
So6ter BEG &rin3en 2uitpolo, in oel=
len Namen sen 3aufaft nornebmen.
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@erlpr nabesm iein Qebcn.

8. 81. Stio bon Maion, Mid1., miro
ME pergeiien Sic i&redlide Gage, in
Ser er ii6 bel einem acknowledgment
Sturme befan6. Sic brodte mir Ell
ne @efabr broben5e @rfGItung;"
ihreibt ite, umelde beftige 5dmer5en
in meiner 8ruft berur iodte, 10 6oB
mir 6as Mtbem idmer purbe. Gin
Nadbnr CAB mir beridieSene Dozen
pom Or. Sings Meuer. gnt6edltng,
melde mir groBe 2in6erung bradte.
Ser Doftor iagte mir, ib iet ant
&anoe ser 2ungenent3un6a1ng, iorlte
o6er fortfubren sic Embedding gu neb-
men. Sd tbot 10, un6 5tpei 6laiden
heilten midi bouitdnoig." @ebral1ht
1ur 6ieie rai6 mirfen6e, iidere, 5u.
Meoi3in fir &atiten, GrfGl-
tungen o6er trgen6 cine ar10ere &als-
un0 2ungen=4ronfbeit. @arantirt
BON ser Molitor Drug 60.