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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-29
DEDICATE NEW
SCHOOL APRIL IS
FLAG AND BIBLE WILL be PRE-.
sENTEo-MEAslE 0uARAN-
TINE REDUCED.

At the meeting OF the city school
board last night II was announced
that tho dedication OF Arents' school
will take place Saturday afternoon.
April 18th. at $3.50 o'clock. A flag and
Bible viii be presented by the Jr. O.
e. A. NJ.
A communication from the board
Of health recommending that the time
Of quarantine on account Of measles be
reduced from three weeks to twelve
daya. was approved by the board In
cases affecting pupils and teachers of
the system.
The clerk reported the amounts Of
the annual budget Of the Council IN
Guiding the appropriation OF $27,500
for increases OF elementary teachers
pay. Il was also stated that \ resce
luton had been presented to the
Council Tor \ further Appropriation In
order that the other teachers and EN-
pIoyes Of the system be likewise in
creased. The board decided that the
extra ADpruprlstfoh bx not distributed
IT this time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-29
COMMITTEE WILL
VISIT WASHINGTON
RICHMOND MEN TO ASK tNOoRsE-
MENT OF PLAN TO BUILD
HIGHWAY.

Secretary r. A. Dunlop, of the
Chamber OF Commerce, mas announced
the committee which will visit Wash
inEton Monday. for q conference with
the Washington Chamber Of. Com
merce on the Richmond to Washing
ton highway. The conference will be
held at AIS o'clock. and the commit
tee will leave Richmond at noon.
The Richmond members Of the
Washington Highway Association have
approved the plans Of President
Henry w. Anderson, OF the associa-
ton, calling for the formation OF a
corporation to build and maintain the
road az a memorial highway. The
Richmond COMMITTEES wishes the
Washington Charnoer OF Commerce TO
indorsc the action Of the Richmond
men.
The names OF the committeeman
follow:
Henry w. Anderson, president-elect
OF the Richmond Washington division.
John Stewart Bryan, vice-president
OF tho Quebec Miami International
Highway Association.
Preston Belvin, director Richmond
Washington division.
T. NJ. Darlington. president Rich.
mond Chamber OF Commerce.
e. A. Catitn. member Of the Rich
n1On0 Chambers COmmltte0 OIL
Streets. Roads and Parks.
d. ID. Duke, member Of the Rich
mond Chambers Committee on
Streets, Roads and Parks and assist
ant to the president Of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac.
Samuel Cohen. vice-prestdent OF the
Richmond ashington division, and
director OF the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce
John C.. Easiey. vlce-president Of the
Richmond w Arlington division. dtrcc-
tor OF the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce and chairman Of the Rich
rnond Chambers Committee on
Streets, Roals and Parks.
Eobert @. Leigh. Jr., ex-president
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce.
Warren p. Taylor. director Rich
mord Chamber OF Commerca, ard
trahic MANAGER Of the RleAn0ad,
and Potomac nailroad.
william H. white. president q IT,
Richmond. Frcdericksourg and Put0-
mac Railroad.
Joseph r.. willard. preaidsnt Bank
Of Commerce and Trusts.
r.. st. Julien Wilson. sState High.
way Commissioned.
Henry w. Wood, ex-preel6ent Rich
mcsid Chs nnher ~ CnsnEne rce.
8 NTH 6lktaes1tna aikeece ~ NJ -
Cts IA r.
n s!55z N A II ri ~ '3s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-29
TO renew FIGHT
ON RUN TRAFFIC
TEMPERANCE WORKERS RE.
SOLVE TO PUT ANOTHER
AGENT IN FIELD.

Death to the liquor trafnc being
their slogan. directors Of the Rich
mond branch Of the woman's Tenn
peranco League OF America. in Sos
sion yesterday afternoon decided to
employ another field secretary in the
person OF Mias Mabel Slettsn. who
moved to Virginia several years sro
from Wisconain. She will take the
Itafd early III April. II u exp<cted.
The hrst secretary sent forth by
the league entered upon her lAbcrs
last fall.
The latter part Of April. the league
will hold spring festival In Its head
quarters 1T Is South Third street.
In these quaEtsrs Tuesday night.
one Of the most successful silver
medal contests Of the season Wa
held. For vocal excellence, Alas Eva
Minson. who sang Twas rum that
spoiled, nay boy. was awarded ons
medal The ether went to-. Mrs
Georgia Freeman, who recttcd Yes,
/ am guiity. IN the caeversst manner
possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-29
Successful Revival.

A very successful revival Is nv
being being conducted at the stoIk-S
ton Street Baptist church, by Rev.
=. o. Soyers. pastor OF East En0
Baptist church.
A full attendance has been present
at every meeting. The meetings
started last Monday night and every
meeting has brought results.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-29
Deaah Of TdttIe Girls.

Ann Flournoy. the infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hali. dial
yesterday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
at the home Of her parents. 1900 L.
catur street.
The funeral win be held this mora
ing at 10 o'clock at the home and thu
burial will be in Maury cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-29
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND

survived By two children. Mable -
Marshall: and one brother, JameAM
r, Galloway. of Atlanta, a.
No arrangements has yet ben mAA0@
for the burial. EA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-29

The funeral Of Alexander c. Jones,
a prominent politician. who dtsd -
his residence. as Perry street. We'd
nesday afternoon after long i'll
ness. will be held this afternoon aS
p. NJ. from tho home, and will -
conducted by the Rev. g. T. For
roster.
The burial Will be in Naury cezne-
terry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-29

A deed OF bargai- and sale wan
recorded yesterday in the ofilco -
Clerk walter q. Du Val. In HuaelnG
Court. Part II. transferring plot q
ground DESIGNATED "a 7l2 Hull street
from Joseph p. Sadler to Tho Com
tincntal Heater and Radiator Cosa-
pany. The sum named In the con-
sheraton was $360.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26
Ger Banana -aanal.

Bon alien Seiten rsgnet es Grititen
eegen ben panamasaanal, Die bos
unternebmen ais in jebsr 6iniiht pers
feblt unp oas baran sepanots 9elb als
perloren betrahten. Sas III ein urs
tberl, oas nit pffsntuubisen 9botias
den i'm WipsrIpruh itebt. Wtit bem
Ganal mar in erIter Reihe beabii6tigt,
Den transport 8pifden Der Sfte unb
Weittiiite unierss aanbes au pertpohl.
feilen. DAB Der aanal bieisn 3ped
erfiillen pirb, biirfte fpohl niht in abz
rebe 5u itslIen iein. Die 9ieraus era
fliebenber 8ortbsils bieten fhon cine
pDle Gedung fir bic 8autoitsn unb
bic lInterhultstoiten. Der pacifis
i2ye Msftsr if sin isbr sr9Des Gebiet,
bas nod gum srDbten Sbeile unbebaut
ift, neil Der transport feiner 8obens
prpoutte mad benz Often iih BEL Der
8obnbef0rberung 3u bod itellt Sft
bic Woglihteit eeesben, tpie Der aunal
iie bietet, bic 9ooenprobutte na4 bem
Often gu WaHsr au befOrbern. 10 err
gibt fih bdraus cine groburtige Der
msbruna bes nationalen Reihtbums,
sumal bic aiiitenbampfer bon alien
4bsaben befreit itnb.
Der dnbere @runb fir Die 6erftelz
luna bes aandls mar militdriiher
Qrt. Die Weftfiilte bebarf ebenio ei.
ner pirfIamen 8ertbeibiguns, fpie bic
Sittifts. Wlit Riidiidat ouf bic 8ors
eGnee in SftnfieH srbeiiht bic 0ertbei>
Sigung Der Wefttiiite gang b.ionbere
8eahtung. Inter ben eegenpdrtisen
0srbGltniffen tnnn bieis Mufgabe nur
erfiifIt perben, inbem on beiben aiiften
cine ftarte 5lottenmaht aufgefiellt
,pirb. W1it bem Bonamasaannl fdllt
bieTe Gotbnenbiateit fort, ba ireenb
Elm 5hxil Der 5iotts nit GROCER ges
itpinbigteit nah irsenb elmer Der bsis
ben aiiiten gsfhidt iperb.n fam, je
na6bem Die militdrilhe Hotbpenbigs
felt bas eebietet. Da bic unterbaltss
foien elmer sglotte Don mdbiasm ume
fanae 'ih bOber iitIlsn, nIs bi. lInter-
boitsfoftsn bes aannIs, 10 pirb Die
Bebouptung bon Der msrtbloiigieit Des
.aanals aneeithts Der apgefIbrien
Tbatfahen binfGfIid. Der annaI pirb
iih nIs quite RnpitaIsnnlnge erfpsifen.
iptnn aah niht Elm einsigts frtmbes
|saiff ibn benubt. Thrift Der RanaI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26
Aus Sem eeben Ses Yayites.

Gin intimes Bib bonn tGeIihsn Qes
ben bss papites, bas m1nhe unbes
iannte 3iiee entbdli. seihnst Elm hit.
erbeiier Der rSmiId<n. aribunn1. G0s
s3immtr pius' Y. liegt i'm Sritten
Siod bss potitoniihen p1lajtes unb
hat Elm sTenfter, bds nuf ben S1uisns
gang bes plabss binousfiibrt. fpdbreno
biz beiben anbsfsn nod Giiboiien lies
aen. Jn einem boran dnftpbenosl
3immer, 81 bem bic ernse Raft BIN.
burh bic Shir often ftsbt, fhldft Ell.
ner feiner GsbeimiaplGns, Woniias
nor NrefInn. beE inon Gtlrstdr bts
pnpitts mar. ols q nod nIs patrinr1
In genebia lebte. Gs fpirb ersdblt,
bdb pius X. in Der Naht an 9eGngs
fiisuneen lsibet unb befonbers befiirh.
tsi, er tDnnts Durn sinen pi0sli6en
1cn iberrojnt fptrbsn. ip1brsnb Il
niinfnt, bob fur ieben Gnu btr pr;es
fer sugtgen fei. Der ftine Seels GCtt
empfebie. .gs pdre rnerfniirbipS, 10
fnate er sinmnl. .bnb untsr 10 pielen
RarbiHdlen uno WsonFianpri. be IS
Inn @o.itnn aiebt. btr pdpif fterbsn
fOris. obne bnb tin pr6lot In Der
H6bs MARE menn aur TsittnsItunb,
Der Aanonenfnub pom Jonieulus ers
t6nt unh be Oloden pon Guntt De-
ter ,sinieten. 70 ,interbri1i flo piu3.
aud ntnn q IN bieitm 4uetnblid
fmpfdngt. pbnf WEterss unb Ingi
,jufammsIs MT BEN Mnpsfsubsn ltsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26

Den Grouen tpiro allsrlsi I'm
bed 3ussT6risben. Die 8ertreibung
aug bem Yarabiss bur6 Die S6ulo
Gpds unb bic 3eritDrung 5rpjos psz
gen Der Gstapdben Der ffDnen 5elene
fino ia sur 9eniige betunnts @crtpurfe,
bic benz i6pa9en geihiedt auis
Serbbol5 geitellt perpen, 4bsr
tpenn man ben Grauen gum 8orpurf
ma6t, 'DaB lie Die boben RabrunssHtt=
telpreiie perurfahen, 10 miifeu mir
bod aegen bieielngsrettigfeit proteitis
rem. llnIere 8ertRibieuna lit tnIofern
,iibn, als biefe @nfi6t fuft i'm eanaen
2dnbe gu b0ren 1T. Seit Der 5bsus@
rund iino bic DtonomiI6en &lubs fpie
g}ilae aus Der Grbe qefhoTen unb bic
bort olGn5enoen 0oltspirtbe ftimmen
qIIe oarin therein, bab bic tbeuren
sFrauen 1lIes theurer MAIDEN, neil lie
niht su Murtte geben, fonbern afles
burhs 9slepbon beftelIen. Wit @er=
siiduna pire ausgemalt, fpie friiber
Die 6ausfrlu iiber bic unqetdmmten
6aare Elm IuA fhlua uno nuf ben
Martt elite, I'm bafelbt nit bem 5ar@
msr su feflf6en. ndbrenb iie jebt bic
6Gnbier burfs gelepbon aufruft, ii6
bie Waurm ins 6aus fdiden ldbi unb
aIIss beaabli. mas seforbert nirb. Run
ift ss 9buHuhe, bub bic fpenioFten
Grauen iiber elm 5elepbon psrfiissn
unb bic meiften syruuen lire Gintdufe
auf ben Wldrften nnb in ben Qdben
beforaen, aber biefe finben bic Wanren
aenan 10 tbeuer. Mlio 1T Is NIT Der
Issepbous sTbeorie gHig. Der 6Gnblsr
touft fslt<r tbeuer Elm, folglih fam Ct
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26
eokal.Dtrid)t


cm anihluB an bic am Tonners.
tag abenb In MeiSeI's Sale, an Der
gine nnr Gbarleton Gtrnbe. itnitfin-
eenoe g,robe oes Cincinnati 2ieber.
frans beranitaliet Der Werein cine ge.
n,iith!id,e gQi,eipes, gelegen.Iid, mel
der bieienieen Nitslieber, bic ndh-
remo oes gcmmers Der nIten Seirnntb
eimen geiuh nbaeiiattet bnben, ibre
grrebniiie siim WeIien aeben lueroen.
9ie paiiipen Wlitglieoer limb sn oieler
9eranitnlting bersIidit eingeln0en,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26
worum Tn biep Jerne


idmeifem penn bns Cute Iieet 10
nabl Tas mar ipobl aud Der Gpruh
Der 8ernbaroiner Wsonf,e beim Gam.
nieIn Der 4eiItrduter. bic Tic in ibrem
gerggebJete fnnoen i,no aus 0ren
EGften bie Gt. HerHnrb 0r6u.
terpiIIen beftebeH. TerMelt iDdre
lpohler, iperru Seber, Der an slppetit.
nanseI, Ueritcpfnng. oIlaemeiaer
Heisbarfeit ober Nieberaei6I 6Ingenheit
Ieioet. iih iofort oieier Vilen bebien.
te: benn lie reiniafn ben QebensIait,
erbeben bf GebeHsfrnft unb nidmeis
Hr1nteIncs eeIisnb. abref!ire y. Me1i.
ltnebter & Co., Dor 1916. gietp Dprt
|Gitp. Inn fpitenfrei cine Vrpbe
tu befonme1l. Die ct. merndrh 0r1u.
ter. .pilIen iinb IN allen apotbefen Bu
b0ben. pryt1 30 Gent1, b.
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Tie bIifuner bon Ren

Tie RepubIituner bon Nep
ycrt buben bic ri6tige Gmpfinbung,
Dap bieier Staut fir lie BON gang un=
gefp6bnIidsr gebeutung 1T uno pab
fie ibn erobern niiFen, um 51ft ,r@
geno pel6e 2lusIidt uuf Die prditz
bsntf6aft gu erf6IieBen. Dd5u III
Dor alien 0ineen Elm itarter Ganoib1t
fir bas Gouperneurs 4mt nDtbig.
&ber oieIer lit nifa Su erldns
gen neil 8oB Barnes oas Ssep=
ter fiibrt. 8ein &anoibut, Der e
fir pi6tiqer bdlt, bic politiide pars
tel gu ftGrten, anitott bic 5err=
icnaft bes goB Barnes 5u befeitigen
tann auf etne Domination rehnsn
Barnes bdnbelt nah ben grinaipieH
ieiner alaIie, bic bubin lauten, bab e
beFer lit, Die partei, uls Die Muihint
Su 5ertriimmern. Sn Jolge oeher
tunn man jsst fhOn gep Dort fiji
perloren eeben. en- Der bemotratt.
fcben partei perbdlt es Ii6 ni6t fpes
ientlih beITer. BORT bittirt Der Tams
mann 6duptiing Wurpbp bic Homi.
natipnen. 0o6 1T cine 8epesuns in
Sarge, i'm talt gu Ite1en. sic III
bon ben 5reunben bes GouD. Dilfor
ongeregt tporben, Die rihtig urtbeiIsu.
bo6 Elm Dpnlfurpbp nominirtsr aaas
bibot iib als feline 3ustruft erfpeifer
tperbe. Sn Der bsftsn Gage befinoer
iit5 obne 3tpeifel Die Jortidrittler
bic on Strnus eineu Dor5iigliher
Gornsrnsurs &anbiouten beiissH.
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3artoffsln, giern II. T. IN.
bomas u. 6 Gbi o n, Der elstz
trtide 3nubersr, bat iidb fir RooIepelt
ertlart unb eibt auh feline 9riinee
an. 0ieie seben bobin. bab Der 5ruits
8etrieb bilItssr ift, aIs Der seripltts
tsrts getrisb uno RooIepslts 9ors
fdlag. 9ruits gu Issaliiiren, bas
groBe 9sbiirfniB Der Snbuitris nad
billigen 9robuttions Metboben err
file. GbtIpn ptrb als elmer Der
geiitreidften erperimentirenben Mtnz
Iden suaeben, oaB nihts iiberSeugens
ner lit, uls bic prpbe, pber fpie man
i'm 8eutfhen iaet, bab probiren iibe,
Stubtren sebt, Wir BADEN iett span.
| Sie Sabren ben gruitbetrieb gu beobs
ahtsE 9eleeenbeit sebabt unb midi
nit einem Wtitrostpp mar Der gerinJ:
ite 8prtbeil gu sntbeden, Der BEN
golte oaraus ernahfen lit. Cine In'
sabl 9riinber iinb 5u bunoertfa6sr
N}illionGren setporoen, aber bds 8oli
| lit babel itledt geFahren uno ba e
bic Gufgabe elmer guten Re9lerun:
| lit, bas 9olt gu beIdiissn uno MIDI
Wtlliondre 81 3iihten, 10 bat OIL
prottiite grobs bic Sruits als ein'
IhGblihe Ginrihtung erpieien.
Gin anoerer 9runb, Der Goifon fIr
| Rnngenplt pinuimmt III befieu 8efiir,
portuna, bic gerihtlihen gntidsiouns
gen betreffs ibrer aoni ititutiOnalitai
benz 9oItsurtbeil gu untsrpsrfsn. Do
nit ipirb bios betpteien, bdb Gotior
nihts pom Stuutspeien Deriteht. 8as
Reht lit unabbdnaig pom 9oltspotum
IS lit pie einmatbemotii6espr
Das niht nit QnIitten sel6it tperoer
tunu ,ipnbern ouf unbeitreitbdren Be
! tpeiien heru6t. 3ugeTt1nben tann tper
ben, baB Die 9eri6te nit Der Ruhpriis
funq BON 9sieben auf ihrs aonftitu'
tionuIitGt ii6 elmer GepaltsunmaBunc
! iGuIoiu MAIDEN. 2lber bann III ba!
ri6tiae 9erFubren, ben 9srihtsn bieies
Re6t Der Ruhpriifung 81 entSieher
uno niht ibre urt6eile Der @oltsab'
| itimmung gu unterperfen. Ginen tpei'
tersn grunb 5ur llnteritiisuns finbet
er in Rooispslts 8efiirtportuns bei
| ssrauensStimmre6ts. Wie Goifou lid
lebielia DpnStimmuneen in Der @rOr
teruns BON pplitif6en 5ragsn letter
IGbt. iii ous folgenber tpDrtli6er Guf'
| aethnune ieiner Sbesn iiber 5rauen
! Stimmre6t srIidtIib: Die 5rdu Il
bic fttIi6e araft Der DsIt unb bi
| 'srauen'timmrs6tsbepegung pirtt De
Gtonomii6en 8srf6nsnouno enigssei
unb III Der beFeren 8ertbeilung bsi
Reihtbums tpie aud Der Wtoral for
berlit. Der Wann lit, tpenn man ihr
ieinsr @euberlihtsiten euttleibet, MID
prsi pertf, nis mir pus in glep gor
an Der RoIenthulTden affoire geieber
huben Gs III haber nDthig, Der 6rui
oas G+tmmreht au uerpGbrsn." Dieie
Dsrttro3eB birfts Riemanbem impo
rlireu.
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SNtf9h1sf' Oh altps"
Oebemiih, Bainpir unD 1brrs TN
Wladnbertbole D.rlfbrte tr untfr ben
2lIsen Der B.b6rbsn In ben anffsehdu.
fern. BON 4lsn ssianni unb eefiirhtet
unb i'm StilIen Nretrt. Riemane srifi
ibn an. benn sr gait als unrsrIesli6
uno ME .rbob jsmnnb unseitrafs bic
6nne gegsn ibn.
Da brauFte elm. WslIe bsr Hegsiiie@
runa burh bas gunb. GultaH Mbtul
Sdmib ipar unf6dblih gemadt. iinb
forlan folItsn Oerehtisteit unb Bril-
berlihieit unisr ben 6iibrern ber Ras
tion tpaIien. Cine nugeHeips 4ms
neitie tpurbe erlaNen. unb Der Muubtr
fhlob sbenfous briehen NIT Der Resiss
rung, aus bem aber nur ein Wdffens
fiiuftnnb purbs. Nnd nint olI5u Inns
ger 3sit ipurbs bos ariessbsiI rpitber
berporseholt, unb man b6rfe BON
neuen untbnt.n oss HGubers. Gin ret.
der 6ol3bGnbIer, NitgIieb bts pros
pin3ialrutbes. ihlug itGrfere Wnbrfz
eelH gegsn ben 9dHbiitn ppr. 9fnus
iirbiali perboi ibm barauf sundnH.
| fid ie In ieinen (bes 6olsbdnbIers)
eiesnen molbunssn Inn Jnnern bes
Qonbss fsbkn ou loHen. uHb tbotidhs
lid ipagif ss bisisr ftit pielsn Ja9rtn
niht, feiH Gigentbam In MuDenj1sin
su nebmen. Snmitten timer btsfey
Duibnngen lag cine Gdgemiibk bssH
felben Defisers. IN ber einige Dutsut
2eute Bef&dftisuAe tanben. zf&cs
sirtiak srf&isa bott tiHss 4bsAbs uil
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niht bilIis pertduFen. Der g}reis, ben
Der 5leifds Sruit iinb In aroben
StGbten Der Butter uno GiersGruit
oniesen, sipingt ibn, einen entfprehen=
ben preis bon fsinen aunben su fprz
Der. aber biefe 9ruftlpirtbfhaft, bic
aIlc pieie Rabrungsn,ittel pertbeuert,
piirbe nit abidaffuns Der 3Due auf
Rahrunesmittel aufbbrsn. Mp friihes
SIsifd spllfrei einsefiibrt perbsn tann.
III bisiss RabrunssmitteI um bie
6dIfte bilIiaer, alS no ibm Die GIN
fubr our4 30ue psrtpebrt pirb. SIN
alsiher Weiie perbdlt es ii6 nit
aartoffeln, giern II. T. m.
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Sn Rep Serfep tit Der CT
Senator Smitb bel ben 9rimGrnabs
len BON benz 8ongreb Reprdientans
ten 5ugbes beItegt poroen. Disie2
ReIultat 1T bem mannboften 4uftres
ten bss 9oup. Wilion gu banten.
Der bic qnrols oussegeben bat, odb ok
Demptrdten Don Rep Seriep einer
Bct pie Smith nitt gebrauhen tOns
nsn. Oab Smith iih pieoer um bas
Mianbut zines 8unoes Senators be-
ipprben bat, t0nnte iiberrui4enh
Iasinen, ba er ihon Dor Stpei Sahre1
npm 9puperneur Wilfon taft geIteQt
ipurbe unb aeBterer beutlih gsnug gu
nerFsben gegeben bate, bdb er feline
2tniift iiber Smith nidht geGnbe-t
babe. Wenn troBbem bieier es tpagt.,
ben 4umpf tpteber auf3unebmen, Il
oeTGab bos in Der grpartung, bat
er uuf bic rlntsrItiisung aller republis
taniIden Reattiondre rehnen tDnns
nGdIi ben 8euteidgern in ieiner eiees
nen Bdrtei. Die &prppratipns Wass
naten fiibrtsn ibm aah tbatidhlih eir
erDBeres 9ptum gu, ols man erpars
tet bate, absr ss geniigts niht, I'M
bns 8otum Der ebrlid ssiinnten De-
mptraten su iiberItirnmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26
2 d erBfraa &c.

9arum panIt ben Jro,ien fein
Bart2
antlport: ggeil iie ,beirn Hoiiren
ben Wunb nitt baIten <0nnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26
Die preubiiae Resieruna


ipire bem 9unoesratb Gorihldge Sur
2iEhsrung Der 5leiIbnotb unterbrels
ten. oie niht oas Minbeite an ben
@erbGltniFen Gnoern, ipnoern leoi5a
Ii6 ba3u bisnsn, bas Bolt 5u tau
iten. gs bonbsIt iia in Der Saupt'
fade nm NaiIberung Der Regulutios
nen, ipslde Die fanitdren 9erbdltniiis
bes .Slsii6es betreffen, 0amit treibi
bic beutfde aeaierung bon ieber EN-
ihdnbli6es Spiel, ,inbem iie ihre ias
nitaren ResulatiOnsn edn5lid mad
ner. Wuni6 Der Qerarier einrihtet
Menn Der minbeits preisriidguns lid
ipahrnebmbar maht, iperoen auf Del
Steue bic Resulationen perihGrft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-24
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May 5th, 1868. by Miss Marie Caro-
line Weber.
Music Memorial Day March.
Chorus-Led by Professor P. c..
Hayden.
Reading Gettysburg ad-
dress Miss NJ. Eleanor Brown.
Prayer-Rey. DR.. e. B (. Newcomb
Song Star Spangled Banner by
school children under the direction OF
Prof. P. G.. Hayden.
Address Hon. Il. NJ. Molsberry OF
Columbus Junction, Iowa.
Song. America School children
under the direction OF Prof. P. G.
Hayden.
Benediction.
Firing of salute.
Taps.
Procession reformed and march
back.
Memorial Day March.
Hark to the tread. Hark to the tread.
Hank to the tread of the many march
ing feet;
Hank to the sound Of the drum with
muffled beat.
Solemn music stealing; while the
bells are pealing
Hank to the tread of the crowd that
mourns the dead.
Comrades old and broken, bring lov-
Bearing the flag for whose sake the
heroes bled.
Oh see! Where the comrades brave
are lying
It's stars and it's ruddy stripes are
flying.
Let it wave DER their grave.
Bow every head DER the hero's lowl.
bed;
Let the tears of the, nation that the.
Now n taa lsr the men who Dravel.
persisted.
Comrades weep; here they sleep
Whose crimson blood for their lam
was freely shed.
Come, let US with tender care,
, Strew blossoms and garlands tar,
i Lay tribute OF the springtime abov
them,
So to show how we honor and Low
them.
Red roses, their blood's own hue,
) Pure lilies. like honor true,
' Palm branches and the laurel III
> fading,
' Will We strew where the willows al
! shading.
0
Come let us with tender care
/, Strew blossoms and garlands fair,
Come, LET us now bring the gifts
spring,
!. Our love to sing, to sing them:
Red roses, their blood's own hue,
Pure lilies, like honor true,
Palm branches and the laurel unfa
ing
Will we strew where the branches a
9 shading.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-24
MORTICIANS STUDY
THE KEOKUK DAM
Iowa Funeral Directors Listen to an
Illustrated Lecture on keokuk's
Great Water Power.

Morticians from all over Iowa learn
ed much about Keokuk's greatest wa
ter power last evening at the close of
their state convention at Burlington
descriptive and interesting lee
ture, fully illustrated with lantern
slides, was given as the last thing on
their program of several days by II.
K Dimelow, resident engineer of the
Iowa division of the water power com
pany. Mr.. Dimelow who is a young
man in very important position,
proved that he is much more than an
engineer in concrete and hydraulics,
by being very interesting as con
structor of a good lecture as skilled
in the use of language as in the use
of transit The funeral directors ex
pressed high appreciation of both the
lecturer and the water power devel
opment here after the meeting closed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-24
New Tonic iona Vita in Use
At Health Resorts For
This Trouble

If you are nervous and rundown
with little vitality or ambition, and
feel generally miserable and half-sick,
you are suffering from nervous debil-
ity. If so you should Investigate the
new tonic "Tona Vita" and find out
what great record 1t has made since
first introduced scarcely a year ago.
Do you know that "Tona Vita is
now pronounced by hundreds of ply
sicians as the most remarkable tonic
known Do you know that "Tona VI
ia" is used in high-class sanitariums
and health resorts as nerve food and
tonic? Do you know that during the
past year more than fifty thousand peo
pie have stated over their own sigma
lures that %Tona Vita" has completely
restored their health?
Mr.. James l.. Hickey. of 2S9 NORTH
Division street, Buffalo, n Y, the vel
known National League Umpire, 1,