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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26
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Charles Spoins alias .,Ssoden"
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niiter eiiiem Sopha perlfedt Dorge.
funoeH nno rerbnftet. Ter @efoneele
iuiro beihuIoiet, iidb unter goraei.
giine eines abseihens in Derfdiebe.
nen Meffonrants Der ianteren Sfnbt
iiir sinen 9iabrungsmitteii
alseesebeH uno be GisfGften inipi.
sirf 5a bnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

duf einem boberen ssiftigen Hipeou
fteht, als 8rpan. Die einaise Musiiht,
be SeBterer fih MAIDEN tSnnte, Diirbe
auf bem argument sessn ben oritten
Sermin beruben. Dies purbs piels
leiht eine gepiIe Wirtuns ausiiben.
4bsr einen sroben Gepinn piiroe
grpan aus bem 9runpe ntht oaraus
aieben, neil ibm bic Reputation eines
oretmal seidIagensn aanoioaten an=
haftet. Wsnn mir auh nett pd.
bon entfernt iino, Rooiepelt fir
unuberpinolih gu balten, 10 lit er bod
isbenfaus i'm Stanoe, nit grpun fer
tig 81 lperben. Die 9smotratsn fpdz
rem tb6ritt, tpenn iis itatt thres itGrtz
item MSdnnes, ibreH idpdd'ten ins
5reffen ihiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

| gtitt nur bier in Cincinnati, ion
oern I'M g1ii3en 2an6e aans be
lonoers in Yittsburg - lab man Dem
ausgang oes geitriaen SpieIes jDi.
'ten uniren ,.Rebs" pmo ben ,girn.
ten" ulit groBter Soannuns entgegen,
oenn es mar hetanui. ooB Der 9itts.
burger SdupfIiug Glarf ieiren be.
riIbniten Shlenoerer G'5oole, Der
pom ct. gaul iiir S22, 800 aefnuft
luuree, oils aanonier in Den Gamps
| Ienoen fuiirhe. C'5ooIe lpurSe pom
Sanger tsibion aui Der Gmpionas.
itation nHteritiisi. tudbreno suegs
nno gtcSean eas 8eihiis iiir gincin.
nati beeieHten.
oyonae MAIDEN Gift nid,t~ faateu
un're eSunaens uuo itiir3ien iit lie.
aesmlltbIa ins Sreiien. gei6e st,Ieu.
oerer beinnSeH iih i'm eritfToiiiaer
6orm. ocdl botte Der Gincinnatier
Die bette aontrouc iiber ben gau.
S'Soole oerlheufte sSreipdiie sitr I.
gale uno iarote 10 9uftfadler silr
gant pohreno Suggs feline sSreipdiie
oustbeilte uno 4 2uitfdt9Ier sar
sanf ianhte llaire Sungens mahten
nur 5 Sreiier aeeen 7 uub BRET yes.
Ter geaea fehIerIoies SpieI. Infer
idneafilBIeer SGfpdrmer geiher
madte Den aeluinnenoen 2oui i'm /.
8onge. De5u linn Sobiisea's spei.
bdiiger (reifer nerboll. 1ie ,.Reos"
Qepanneu Den Siea neil iic in Der
8ertbeIoigung Die Storferen paren.
1tcSean mar unier better Shldaer
nit 2 5reiiern. aIs S6ieosrifter
'aHBirten 5chnltpH uHb Gaion.
Geinltnt Der geitriaen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26
Salt iiber Hopiepelt.

Der srfoIatsn 4ntiinoigung oemdt
bat Saft Die Rutii6t, Die CT bisber aus
alter 5rsunoiaaFt ssssn RoOiepelt ee
ubt. fallen IdHsn unb oeien 4ntla1er
iplberlsst, ME audi ioI9e sse.n Roo,
feDelt srboben. Die 9srtheioiauno Sc:
trIfft ausrit bic aui4ulbigunq RooTe,
peIts, Iaft babe fih fir cine oliaartl-
ihe ReeieruHesform srtldrt, neil er
ioqte, oaB uniere Resisrun1 cine Rs.
gteruug oes gsiammtsn Bottles ouyfl
elnen Experimentation gbeil oes 9olses
1T uno Iein Iolte. Gait bebauptst, paB
Roolepelt Zen SAP aus Dem 3uiam.
menhang geriTen unp ibm einen auoe.
rem Stnn gegeben babe, als bic Worte
rehtterttsen. Gr tabe, ertlGrt 5aft,
ni6t gelagt, paB cine ssrpiTe aloTe
pes Voltss Die uHperen GIaiTsn rsqi,rs
uno rsgisren ioQe, Ionbsrn ooB cine
Hsglsrung oes gan3en 9oltes in oisiem
2anoe niGt beiteAs, peil sSrauen uno
Sinber eusgeialpTsn Ieien, oemnud
psroe bic Regierung Don ben itimm5e=
rstttgten Rdnnern eefu6rt. Rad, In.
isrsr 4niiht IIt oieie grtldruno SaTts
ntht 6efrleotgsne, fonosrn tliu9t fe
ple etn Ra4gsbants. Cffenbor fpoQte
Gait Die Qnlitt Rooispelts uioerleaen,
onB Die Der. Staatsu sins 8pltsrsaies
run9 ieisn. 8eHn Gait, pie .r isloii
5uqeitebt, oas ipiherleet bat, inbem er
fa9t, oaB es teine goItsreqisruno iein
tonne neil Grauen uno ainosr nidt
itlmmen oirfsn, 10 iit Dds bod Elm 9es
Dets, oaB sr nit Der HooisDsItiten
4nIltt niAt iibereinitimmt.
Grfolsrsi6sr lift saft in Der Wibsrs
Isguns Der 2lntlage. oab sr cine Oil.
garaie pon 8oiisn iib.r bas Bolt Iss.n
polls. 1aft anttportet seuau oasfelos
bdrauT, mas mir por auraem oeIa1t
habsn, boB er aenau bas tbue, mas
RooIepeIt getban, Der sbenFaGs Die 90
litter ni6t 3uriitgeitoBen babe, aIs lie
tbm 5u ieiner Domination bqlfsn
Roolsoelt babe ii6 baoard ni6t psrzI
pfllhtst gehaltsu, bic Don ben goien
Oorgsi4rieben. PoIitit gu bsfolqsn. |
0as 1T AUDI Bel 5aft ntat Der yau. |
Die ani4uloiguns, oaB Ct aorimsr
babe, tptberlegt 5aft in
Tplrtlamsr Irt nobel er audi Hopis.
oslts llngersttis.sit ootumentariih
srtpstft. Saft [egt bic QbIbrift eines
srtetes an gtooIepelt Dor, tporin sr BE
srtpablung 2orimerg als eiuen Stans
bal be3etdnet uno n1ittxilt, bab er
'lns an5ahl Senatoren oafir osrpon.
1en babe, sseen 2orimer gu ftimmen.
4uh in benz punfte Der Re.
iIpro8ltdt piro Rooi.Dslt auf ben
sfropf gefest 2sstersr laate in Ieiz
Ter Heoe, 5aft babe bic Warmer rers
.atbeH, inoem sr ben Re3iprositdts.
8ertrag nit Canada 6erb. ifiibrts.
Saft antsrbreitst sinen Brief Rooi.z
'elts an ben pr6iioenten, porin ,r iid /;
chr beifdais iiber ben Re3iproaitdts.
5ertras duBert. Der prdTbent err
oabnt aud ben 8Oripurf, baB er enth ,
3etrug bel ben primdrtpablen iieoe
Jaft fagt polfommen iibsrasuoenb /
ab er unmOsii9 Die primdruabIeu !
's 3u 3sbntauienoeu itattfinbeu. tons I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

iene SeIioe, nrei 8ertretcrinnen Der
Salbtpelt, mad)ten unter Der Mnflngc
nes Serunliineerns ibre Aniipar.
tiing. Gle periprahen, Die Siooi io-
tort perIdhen 3u pouen, fDesboIb lie
init inspenoirten strafen BON ie $50
oaponfomen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

Ter IS Sabre alts Col 0eoro, 4,
,sind' pon Nea'siiian Ctr. uno aesnpsr
sai'e itarb in Der aeifnpoh Tod,
ploslih IN leiner Aebnnna. i,oer !.
Iaus on Sersitlas Ter s,erlterben,
en- Veteran oes 9iirgerfrieass una
rrni'erer Shuhb1noler. hiufsrlri,
'eiiis 1ittiof nao orei ssino,r a. n
luar EN- Nlialieo Der sopal geaion
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

Seilte 9latr,iftae slpeites spiel
Der flinftaaigen Serie spiifen ben
~8eos" uno Eirafen~. aiir Ginein.
nati lteben Sronime ur,b Mc2eon oIs
gatterie oui oem programm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

Wineent uno SuIan y. 1urnsr.
3540 6onbmaR gp., Wdbhtn.
Soispb unb Marp Rufio. 127 10.
Court StroBt, 9nnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

= Mit40 - ssns ssoAr 1Ary,.,- - -. q
x3 ~ fsssM k0sHf 8a1sl ns,s Hsss ~ ~
IN ~an 80 Stsbf sin besriI1e6
3 Gsnss go s0mes ssm AetxnssstiS ~
ssesss12 rsssnsn 1tfrsssa - ,.31.. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

eimer Woifer uno Ioidte oas Seuer.
tenor neitnensipertber Shooen onge.
rlftet Doroen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26
Spuneritag, ben %. gpril 1912.

Wtr glau BEN, baB bic Reov
hes PrGiiosntsu sinen guten Ginorut
MAIDEN piro. Sir Rooiepelt 1T e
eine Sdlappe, oab tbm grobe unse:
re6tigteit uno grobe WiberIpriihe 0os
tumentariih na6gerpieien peroen
fonneH. IS Iiebt ui6t Ibon aus, oub
sr benz prdIibenten nahiaqt, er un.sr>
1tiise Sortmer, tpenn ibm ietn Shreis
ben por9ebaIten tpirb. porin er 9pri@
rrers getdmpfung Seitens bes Ord
3tosnten gut betBt. GbenIo undnoe-
nebm beriibrt es, oab HpoIepelt in ei=
mem Shreibeu ben 9ertrag nit Ganaz
Do rubmt uno ibn offentli6 peroamnlt.
SeBt itnb Die GnglGnoer sur
Gbpedsluns auf bic Der. 5taatea
f1Ie6t 81 Ipre6su. Sic finb entriitet
oariiber, oaB Der Senat Die unterz
1uhung iiber oas ,Sitdntc zllnqliid in
.unre6tmdbiger" Weiie fibrt. 9us lit
Elm uniinnigsr Ginpano. Den Der.
Staten ite6t bds Reht su, fir tie
Si6erbeit tbrer 8urger gu iorqen uno
tie tounen oieiss Reht audi ShifFeu
englii6er RationaIitGt geoenIber aus
Iben, penn oteie in omeritQniIdsn
6Gfen pofaeiere aufnsbnlen. 0as Die
SngIdnoer perorieBt, bsrubt auf anosz
rem llrfahen. Sic lpoQen ben ManaeI
an Sronunq uno 0isSiplin duf eng
lll6en S6iffen ntat aufgeoett ieben. |
Wtr hoffen, oab bic GngIdnDer
fpegen Der llntsrIu6unq, Die unier Sez |
not fiibrt uuo Die lie ousenf9einIi6 !.
ishr Deroiebt, bic Regisruns ni6t psrs
anldnen tperoen, tpeitere Sreaonpuqbts |
3u bauen. Bis jegt bat man bic Wdbrs
nsbmung gema6t, bab tpsnn bic Gnqs |
amber etpds perbriebt, lie benz Qeraer
,urh 5eriteuung bon nsuen &rieasz
'hiffsu Quft MAIDEN. Die U9etbobe,
ne in oieiem Wabniinn Iiegt, lit iepp6
stht gsnug gu ertennen. W1it elmer
tarten Sriegsflotte gIaubt man Die
Ian5s WeIt perbIiiffsn gu t0nnsu, tpis
'as ihpn 9e'6eben 1T. Die 8eutIbeu
parsn Die gritsH, auf peIcbe man nit
OLDER Gini6ii6tsrun9 niht bat mir
en- tonnen. 9aber Der bsionDsrs aliiz
'eHee 9uB. ben man ibnen entaeasn
'ringt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

SPrinsfisIo 1T pieoer naB
eenorbeu. 8eitsre Grfolge auF oieiem
9ebtete iteben in beitimmter QusIiht.
Die meiten Menfhen lernen nur purt
sigsne erfobrung. SFFsnbar mar in
tpsiten &reiIen Der ebrlt6e Glaubs
por9anoen, bag man bur6 SdIiebuno
Der 0irthiddften Der 5runtfudt sin
gnoe MAIDEN tann. geo6attunoen
pom 9egentbeiI fanben tsine 2lnsrtsns
nung. Uean mubte erIt felbit nit unz
ieben, ME ourd S6IisBung oerWirtbz
fadfteH Die 3runtsn6eit Iih ins I'm
snnlt6e Iteigerte. e6e man es alaubte.
eSn oieier Deiie tommt cine trotene
Staot in CbiO na6 Der onoeren Die.
Der CUR 8srnunft. Sn ben tletneren
Stdoten tpiro Die gete6rung langIaz
nsr oor nd gs5en, aber lie piro ebenz
faIs ntht ausbIeiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

Die gebarnii hts Reoe. bie
Der Prdiioent segen RooIeDeIt aehaItsr
bat, DsrfoIgt in eriter Rsi6e ben 3fped
Die Delegation BON MoFo6uIstfs au
seDinnen. uniereS GrmeiIens IoQts
1bm oieie niht entqeben t0nnen bo
Der bon HooIepelt getaoeIte ae3iproais
tdts 8ertrag nit Canada in WPuffo.
6uIstts nit GROCER gegeiiterunq aufz
gsnommen tporoen 1T, mas audi bpIz
tpmmsn bere6tigt mar. Q8ir tonnan
Dem Yrdiloenteu oas 3sugnib ous<
iteuen - in Dirtli6teit p;e6erho1en
mir ihpn friiber Geiagtes - BAR Ser
Bertrag nit ganaba Der erIeuhtetite
1tnntsmanniI6e 8eoante mar, Der Ieit
90 Jahren in 8e3ug Quf ben Sdrif
gum 8oriAein getommen III. 9os
unglud, oas ben grGTibenten in Ser
poltttt 3u Derfolgen iaeint, brubte ss
leiosr nit ii6, bab Der 8ertrao DON
eandoa pernorfen ipuroe. WGre er
beftdtiet tporoen, 10 braudts Saft rh
neoer Sorgsn um feline Domination
nod um feline Grpdblung gu maiden.
SrnaHs 5reunos iino Der
Anflht baB er gegsn apo1epelt ben
Sie9 oaoontragen f0nnte. @as lie al
Dieter aHii6t psranlaBt, tpiro ntht ers
fiart. 3espegen lit es audi nidt Der.
ltaHolih, iparum 8rpaH geraos iih in
olefem Gale ais ftartsr @eoner srtpsis
len toiits. QlIe politifhen grfabrune
gen fprehsH oagsesn. 8erjeniee aan=
oioat 1T in Der Regsl ,rfolqreid, Der |
Stlmmsn BON Der gessnpartei au az |
ptnUeu nermas. Das nGre in bieism
Jals uusseidlofsn. Roofepelt III Elm
ebenfo grpan. Darnoh lace
W einen rabifalen Republitoner tein
5ruHo oor. grpan gu unteritHssn.
spsr II anaunebmen, oab roDifale Des
notrdten fur RoofsD.lt itimmen iper=
en-. neil sr bod ansrtannter MaBen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
Stop A Cold
Almost Instantly

The speed with which colds or In
grippe are conquered by Pinex Cold
Tablets will surprise you. Two doses
give wonderful relief and the trouble
is usually wiped out completely in
twenty hours,
These tablets have a gentle but very
promp, effect on every feature of y
cold, They reduce the fever. check
the nasal discharge, are pleasantly lax
alive and tonic. restore normal activity
in the pores or the skin and quickly
Danish aches and pains,
Pinex Cold Tablets do not contain a
particle OF opiates or coal tar heart
depressants. Simple. harmless and
very agreeable. Cost no more than qui-
nine capsules and are immensely gu
perior.
Don't accept a substitute-one trial
OF this quick-acting remedy will show
you that there is nothing else lust as
good" AS Pinex Cold Tablets. Money
refunded If disappointed. CSC per box.
II necessary. send 10 The Pinex Co.
Fort Wayne. Ind. tmakers OF 'Pinex"
Cough Remedy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
This Is My 42nd Birthday
JOHN p. White,

John p. White, international presi-
dent Of the United Mine Workers of
America, who is the chief spokes-
man for the miners in the present ne
gotiations with the coal mine owners
and who will have the most influential
part in the direction of the great strike
of the miners in the event of failure
OF the negotiations for an amicable
settlement Of the wage controversy,
was born in Coal Valley, Rock Island
County. Illinois. February %. 1870. He
was educated in the public schools at
Lucas. Iowa. entering the mines at
fourteen years of age. After serving
as president Of the local union he was
elected vice president of the general
union in 1908 and two years later was
elected to succeed Tom Lewis as in
ternational president.
Congratulations to-
Geraldine Farrar, grand opera sing
err. 80 years old today.
w. Bourke Cochran, orator and
statesman, So years old today.
DR.. Wilfred T. Grenfell, famous Lab.
rador missionary, Al years old today.
Frederick w. Lehman. Solicitor
General of the United States. SO years
old today.
Rev. G. B. Stewart. president of Au-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
Tonight Will Decide.

What s he Richmond anyway"
should of the city council the Young
that question
their
thing in these days
O.: might be good
and then no"
which they live
here: Must
before real
unhu be
Orchestra which
which Mr. Earhart made of the
life and
interest
would concerned could
all the good and worthy things
thing this world that good it is
without audience.
watch in the bottom of Glen Miller pond
a efficiently musicians
the intellectual life could enumerated
dollars of the
obligation
Richmond
small alike chopped off in the fashion
ea
ture.
other
onig decd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
Scared Him Out.

ut is the unexpected that happens"
wisely observed Mr.. Staylate to Miss
Gabby.
But" said that young lady, III 1t be
the unexpected that We may expect to
happen, then it necessarily becomes
the expected. That is, II we expect the
unexpected to happen. then the unex-
pected will really be what we expect,
and the expected will be the unexpect-
ed. Therefore, if we expect the unex-
pected-'
But Mr.. Staylate said he had to
hurry to catch train.
After he had gone Miss Gabby look
ed at the clock, and murmured: "Well,
the unexpected did happen. I didn't
suppose l would get rid OF him for
two hours, anyway"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
RdQWeed Or Potatoes.

Along about the end OF July after
the heavy rains that send the rag
weed and jimpson soaring toward the
blazing summer sun vacant lots OF the
city OF Richmond begin to flourish
with all sorts of weeds. When citizens
Ia the neighborhood begin to have the
snuffles and to talk in terms OF hay
fever and to consult the railway lit
erature on the subject OF farther
north somebody connected with the
health department sometimes comes
to bat with an order to cut the weeds
II this In not done-then the city Is
supposed to do the work at his cost.
Captain Deuter. OF the Salvation
Army knows what he Is talking about
when he declares that these vacant
spaces can be turned into things Of
greater beauty and usefulness for the
city. In the first place they cannot be
Of any less use and scarcely any ug-
lier than they sHe at the present
time. In the second place Captain
Deuter has every reason to know how
badly people need potatoes in winter
time.
The thing il too obvious to need
discussion. The only question is how
many owners OF vacant lots will com.
municate with Captain Deuter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
The Third Term.

business
then And isn't the truth that
for other
previously made? Col
which perfectly
knows he mad"oud
against him
Washington something be put into his
the ONCE anymore?
would
be Colonel
thought OF
nearly putting the
published ehoods concerning him.
Roosevelts
stampeded
r. failure to
makes Mr.
a possibility
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
THE COURAGE OF ROOSEVELT.

You may not think with Roosevelt
Regarding the recall.
Ills plan to regulate the trusts
You may not like at all:
He may not plan a government
To be what you desire.
But all men at this time of year
His courage must admire.
He throws his hat into the ring,
Then that was not enough.
Despite the bitter winds that blew
He stripped him to the buff!
Yet ordinary mortals stand
And fear their buds to doff.
And wait until It 10 May or June
To take their flannels Oft!
Mcl.andburgh Wilson
New York Sur
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28

He lay a-dying-he had been
man who rendered blow for blow.
A man who knew tie ways Of sin
As some few men beumes will know.
They asked him as he waited there
To pay his greatest inal debt.
They asked him softly. asked him fair,
II he could die without regret.
II know" he said. what you desire:
I know YOU ask me to repent.
I know you think I bear the mire
That marked the paths wherein I went
But listen. I have paid for all
The evil things that I have done,
Except one deed that I recall
I'm only sorry for that one.
Have fought. and given each my mark
(Ah. would you go and lift the shades?
The place is slowly growing darkD
You know the life that I have led
With evil deeds that make q fog:
I'm sorry for just one. I said
I'm sorry that kicked a dog.
"You smile! And at the door Of death?
1t IL no jest I whisper now
With this scant gasping of the breath,
With these cold beads upon my brow.
kicked q mongrel dog one day
A brutal kick-I laughed in CLEO
Until it stopped across the way
And turned and looked in pain at me.
"A foolish thought! All. you are right
Mayhap. but can you understand
It was no open. honest fight
OF looks or lies or words or hand,
A dogs eyes-did you ever see
The wondering grief they sometimes
hold,
When some such coward. say. as mo.
Is guilty of the deed I've told:
"And 40 Of all NV wickedness
I'm sorry only for that one:
The rest were merely sins, guess.
Such as a-many men have done.
And so I-well, try to pray
That no longer have that sight
or that poor dog The shades. I say!
must be very near to night
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
FULLY RECOVERING
FROM HIS INJURIES

Having partially recovered from in
juries received in a railroad wreck at
Reading, Pa, last Monday evening.
Thomas Tully returned yesterday to
his home here
While he was busy switching some
cars in the Pennsylvania railroad
yards. passenger train No. 81 struck
the string on which FULLY was work
ing. FULLY was thrown to the ground,
and suffered a badly strained back
and many severe bruises. He was TAX
en- at once to the hospital in Reading.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
HE Grudue AGAINST Rum,

"Ah, my friend" sighed the reform.
er, rum causes lots of trouble In this
world"
tener
NO doubt you or 1 would be hap
pier were it not for tho rum demon"
went on the reformer.
"Indeed1we would" again agreed the
patient listener.
And how has 1t caused you unhap-
piness?" asked the reformer.
Years ago a woman told me that
II stopped drinking, she would marry
me-"
And you could not stop!"
NO." roared the patient listener:
mo, I did stop"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
Funerals In Scotland,

In Scotland the custom still prevails
Of taking down the window blinds at
a death and hanging white sheets
across the windows. The custom also
prevails in the north OF England, and
in many families a special sheet re-
served for the death chamber is kept
for the purpose and often used from
generation to generation. In many
parts Of Scotland. too, it is still GUS
tomary for the nearest relatives Of the
deceased to lower the body into the
grave and wait by the side until the
grave is filed up.-London Mail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
CiviliN

At banquet given to bank employees
spoke cvity
example, If
kindly
Street Bridge in all the and
But his courtesy singled
and
patron OF the bank will
by Mr. Gibbons
to
There is hint 10 all whose official
general information
public.
handle
people happy.-Ohio State
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
This DATE IN HISTORY"
FEBRUARY 2arh.

s-Rchad Stockton the New
of Independence, died L.,
15-Congress in
Of the States
Hamlto
1s9First
by O
1S-Congress tonalp
1SsOThe Alaskan
launche a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28
ASKS FOR DIVORCE

Alleging cruel and inhuman treat
ment and failure to provide. Bertha
May Jones has filed suit in the Wayne
circuit court against Otto W. Jones
for divorce. The plaintiff also asks
and restoration of her maiden
name. The complainant also charges
The couple have no
children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28

II you suffer from torturing rheu-
matte pains. swollen. twisted joints.
and suffer intensely because your sys-
tenn is full of uric acid, that damna BILE
poison that makes thousands helpless
and kills thousands years before their
time, then you need RHEUMA, and
need it now.
Start taking it today: in "a hours
it will begin to act on kidneys, liver,
stomach and blood, and you can sin.
cerely exclaim: Good radiance to bad
rubbish
Many people. the most skeptical OF
skeptics right in this city and in the
country hereabouts. bless the day
when Leo H. Fihe with characteristic
enterprise offered tHEUMA to the af
flicted at the low price of SO cents q
bottle. If you have rheumatism, &c,
RHEUMA today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28

That awful sick headache again?
Why don't you stop it; don't expert
ment with headache Tablets and ruin
your heart. take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea: small dose after each
and make you well; get package to.
day. 35c. A. G. Luken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-28

NJ. Maurice Maeterlinck. who last
year received the Nobel prize for liter
allure, proposes to raise the sum to
$4,000, and to employ it to establish
L biennial prize OF $4,000 to be
awarded to the author of the most re-
larkable work, whether in literature.