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The Washington times., 1912-12-27

s..s .:s vs'~ ss'%s' unto the ''''' the '00"E*
Now in the suburbs of Babylon, there dweh HON.
EST MAN. who paid his bills the first of each month and lived
within his income which exceeding primitive
His wife. likewise filed with trueay economy that
they shekes away exceeding pros
pe'ous
Yet they had few friends and unknown the
tabernacle None sought them spoke hem they
NEVER invited GOOD Lo they endured the
from people" Jones persons
For the his for woman
trimmed her and her suits ,eady-ade Moreover
they paid CASH the Shops and sconed BY the shopkepe
and the salesels alike for such "cheapness"
Now they jou'neyed Babylon for amusement and
their delighted with all they And mavsled
Then the spirit the Spender descended upon her, spake
her husband Eve in the Garden of Eden sayng
Geometry We have but ONE life. Let LIVE while Hye"
And the listened, and tempted
And behold they drew all their moneys from and
and haAboys buttons
And the cried out in her joy:
"o rpha FOOL have been! For longer wear
hats CREATONS and my stays madeooder and my
stockings of spun silk and my gowns imported was a
TRUMP dressed trump, but that become LADY,
shall dress as SHOW GIRL"
they had spent all their shekes they had things
CHARGED and continued to live uxuriousy upon CREDIT
those that had snubbed and dsspsed before NON
round them and their praises "Sue they have
into MONEY! After a they must be NICE people they
covered with invitations and dinner parties and sy
spect
Yet first of January had and the ariped the
bowed his head upon his hands and wept, saying "
"Aa aack! Wherewth shall PAY these, my c,edhoy> For
that rich have become and ashamed
lest be dunned Behold boxnders and gratters
But the laughed and wiped away his tears with her
Duchese handkerchief, and comtorted him, saying:
NAY, Beloved Be of good cheer For Babylon
honorable SPENDER and dunned than CHEAP
MAN And to live weA WITHOUT income, more
admirable meagsy WITHIN Go tot We neither
graers bounders Nay at st REAL Washngtonaa
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

Recklessness note: A number oi
washington hotels have contributed Il
the inaugural fund.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
VAIN WORK OF ANARCHISTS.

An attempt upon the life Baron Hardnse vceroy Of ndia
frustrated knifeslash the heart prince Yamasa the premier
soldier Of apan and the discovery Of widespread plot against the
King Of Italy, all within few hours call grim attention to the tinness
Of the crust that personal rule from forces that would
destroy Il.
But between such and society organized into
there is granite wall towering high Vain the work against
sanzed society BY the anarchsc blows At individuals.
JUSTICE SHOULD BE SWIET-AND ABSOLUTE.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
WITH PLEAsURE.

'- WITH PLEASURE.
q. Q. K: Would you mind letting my
watch Into that NcCombs What-Do-
we.Care.for. Time Club? It doesn't
ID. I. n.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

We have with us today. readers, N.
B. B., the genial soul who does every.
thing At . hotel except pay out money.
Denying that he 10 in . state Of peevi.
ture. he encloses a. . peace offering q
package Of toothpicks lifted from one
Of our prominent hostelries. accom-
panied by . cordial invitation to meet
him in the Willard writing room. where.
he informs US. he may be found any
evening. Nor do we. doubt It.
In case you don't like cold weather.
please know that We are entirely re-
sponsible for the rise in temperature
today. This we accomplished with ease
last evening. merely by writing some
cold weather verses for today's column.
IT'S ALL RIGHT; WE DON'T MIND.
q. g. X: You miss the things right
under your nose. A man went to q
phone in the Munsey building on
Christmas afternoon. called up the
Adams Express Company and said he
wanted to talk to Mr.. Adams. (Think-
ing It over. the funniest thing about
this story-is that bugs like me write to
tell you these things. helping You fill
up the column. for which you get paid
and I get nothing. Gee. but you've got
It softD O. r. R. A.
The Herald" with pearls Of intri.
cate value." 10 crowding Mrs. Bumbley
hard for place.
Advices from @ street are that "Old
Hundred" and Rocked in the Cradl,
OF the Deep last night sat alone II
the Y. N. c. A.
Don't lock up those Christmas joker
Just yet, please. The one about ex'
changing gifts is stili at large.
Did you read that an attorney In In
dianapolis referred to the United State,
Senate as "the greatest law-makinf
body in the world7"
And that Andrew Carnegie says tn,
London peace conference will soon set
tie everything satisfactorily?
And that Miss Diapers Jewels We're
present from the Queen Of Italy?
And that casas Grandes haH not real
" been captured by Orosco?
Il
And that King George has cold?
Then you got 1t all.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
in GOTHAM
Wsaf BSoadsOav A zasAMT A6ost

NEW YORK. Dec. n.
.HE only dances which seem in
danger Of being barred at the
] su,ssr Inauguration ball are the
Murphy 0lids-and the TIGER Din
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
THIS THAT
CoHnITrEE ON WEATHER
C0111TTEE ON WEATHER
(Appointed by ~ this day 10 sss that
ssssonsb,s weather 10 provided Ter
the Inauguration Of Mr.. wiison.J
Rear Admiral Robert q. Peary.
Capt. Ernest shacklston.
DR.. Cook.
B. Munchausen.

You don't want 70 miss the meeting
Of the American Pathological Associs-
tion. late this afternoon. Papers will
be read on ''Ths Anticipatory Element
In Latin sentence Connection" did
Tacitus Maiign and Traducs the Char
acter Of Tiberius In His Portrait In the
Annais7" "The Origin Of" hold on.
there, where are you soingf
Last minute figures are to tho effect
that 1.47b newspapers In the United
States yesterday pulled clearinghouse
wheeses in connection with the de-
creased express rates on prunes.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

And that casas Grandes haH not real.
" been captured by Orosco?
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
THE DEAD LINE.

I gather In, nor ever mum.
The money trust and tariff stun,
Although they test my powers Of en-.
durance:
But though I try to beat the band.
! simply cannot understand
The innards Of the probe into insur.
ance,
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

And that Miss Diapers Jewels We're q
present from the Queen Of Italy?
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
REFERRED TO mr.. FOSTER.

q. 8. K: The Navy Department says
there are no marines aboard the scor-
pion-oniy biuejactsts. Shouldn't there
be yeliowjackets on Q boat Of that
name? TURKEY TROT.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
DRYING Up,

Il 10 reported that Mr.. Mellen vii,
Eve up al his steamship and steaunboa,
unes-wlIl cease to be . water. .NeiIen.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

And that King George has q cold!
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

Congressional probes Of seven dif-
ferent matters win be In simultaneous
progress next month. It's record. they
tell us. Our idea 10 that It will stand
a. . record until the following year.
when there will be nine or ten. Each
succeeding year finds moro things to
investigate. despte-we hope i, 10 de-
spite-the efforts Of the investigators.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

1T 10 not too late to purchase Christ
mas gifts" announces the Star. there
by assuring It's election to the McComb
Club by q safe majority.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

The Navy Department wishes to an
nounce also that the report that an
American tar got into fight at Con-
stantinopie. and got just that knocked
out Of him. 10 untrue.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

PERHAPS YOU LEFT BEFORE THE
END.
G. 9. K.-spesking Of strange happen.
ings. saw a moving picture last night
that didn't end with kissing scene.
T. L. c.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

And that Andrew Carnegie says the
London peace conference will soon set
tie everything satisfactorily?
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

Then you got It all.
a. g., X,
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

We never have seen the turkey tro
In action; but we'll offer odds that I
gets q lot Of advertising that II doesn'
deserve.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24

lmb ibre @in5elbeiten lit,o nod frii@
i'm @eod1tnis.
Sn 81 8alo tit eilt Wanifeit
perbreitet iporoen, oab Sen. Gre
pino 5nn propiloriiden grolioenten
allsrnft. 9lls ltnteri1rift tr1gt bas
Nfauifeit Ole 9aamen bon General
Yascltol Srn3co, emilio @agque5
(obne @olne5p) anoreas @ar5omal-
Ian nllo anoern befonl1ten Merifa-
nern, Oh aber oieie 2ellte oos Ma-
nifeIt ipirflidy u1ter5eidnet baben,
meib man 5ur 3eit nod ni6t. Ser
afaiier bes 51riftitiids lit Elm &c.
pifier @on5ales 6. Gnrple, SET
uabreno 9e la 9arra's 8erlpaltun3
lnegifalliiber ao,liul in 8ruiei
mar. Gr iaet, er iei 5llr atbfoi-
Jung uno 9eroffentlidung oes Ma=
nifeits autoriliert iporoen 9ieie
neue uHegierllllg" aperoe bon oen
Gientiiico's, Dem alten 2ia5-gfa-
ment, unter1tiist. gr bat aub ben IN
81 Ealo lpobneloel1 lnerifanii6en
9onill @nrico s. Ilorente aufgefor
oert, inn oie Stoot Suare5 su
iibergehel1, ioaIt meroe er iie init
ocll gasquiltas nebmen. gorlaufig
flinat bas oues nod iebr fonfl'S
,tno Dos eo15e Manifelt unb D.
Scrr gnrple modem ben ein6rllf,
als Oh fie niht ernlt 5u neblner
ieieu. @eriibte, oaB Sro5co ilna
Der. alte Srepillo, Der ebernalige mi
litdriihe gefebIsbaber Der noroli-
den gone, iid pereinieen iuiiroer,
INN cine @egenrepolution inls 2e-
bcn all rufem Ole lid gegen Die
@oquiltas unb oie 3apatiita's rid5-
ten, aber aud sic 0eieitigung Mo-
oero's gum 3rpef ba6en ipiiroe, iino
aneroines ieit eilligea gagen III
ltmIallf, ood fanlt 5ur 3eit noeb
Nienlano iageil ob un0 ipie meit lie
anf gatiahen beruben
ssn Der 5il @aibinston abge.
balteu 5rieoensperiammllmg Ser
.Napp 2eague" erflarte 8rdiioenf
Saft, oie 3eit iei nod niht gefon'-
men, in ser mir @elb iparen fonll-
ten auf Soften Der Sdlasfertigfeit
unlerer Sfotte. @r boffe, Der 8oli=
greB merbe oen 9}au bon 5lpeil
SAlahtibiffen, lpie poit Der 9fegic.
rintg aeforoert, onoroneit. gr iee-
ts bin3,t, er iperoe Die polle 8erant-
mortllng auf iid) nebmen ilno eia2
oiesbe5iielidle Bill iofort nnter5eid,-
neu
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: G T a 8.

Mo6ert Wolfers, einer oct
befanntelter oeutldel 0eiuobnel
bon Stbulenblrg lit BORT ill gll-
ter bon 81 Sabren geItorben. Mol-
ters fam idoll gu 9lnfang Der bier
5iger Sabre no1 9eras, mo6nte 6ll
erit III s(lltin GountD, III Sat
Sprille ,no 9telI-lllln 5og oanl'
nod Sigb Sill lnlo iieoelte als
g6ulenburg eeariuloet mllroe, bort
Fin iiber. sSabrelaug bot cr bort
zines ser beoeutenoiten @elbdfte
ser Staot, bas oud 3lpeiggeldafte
int onoern Orten, ipie ). 9. Weintar,
batte, 6etrie6elL batte ii6 iebt ober
idon ieit 2angem bonn @eiddft 5ll-
riidge3ogell. Gr biilterldBt einc!l
Sobn, Gomuno s. @olters III Obi,
ner, uno fiinf Sodter, 6ron slnsll-
ita 9foos. syrau 9ouiie 9foos, 8rall
$. Sorner, Srmu 6. g aeBlcr mo
Irou s. s. Glarf, alle i'll Shulen-
burg iuobnbaft.
@ouperneur Golquitt bot ailf
oen 49, uno II. 9(pril cine aonfe,
rens fir Sen Suopelten na6 8oeo
einberafen, in Der Dor alleln Was.
regeln 5ur sSiiriorge fiir arlue
Sdpiiloiiidtige beiprohen meroet
Ioflen.
Uei einem glutomobilunfall III
gl 9aio fam ssoiepb s. gorloip.
Elm befannter fgdiloermnler, iim's
2eben. 3pei a1oere Sniaiien oes
Slutos, s. $. @oloen uno u Y.
9nlmer, puroen perlest 9as slnto.
mobil rannte in Die 1en5 Inn Den
gperareen 5rieobof.
Ssn Souiton 1T man babel, ei-
uen sSonos bon $4,000 6ll larn-
meln. nit benz Die in 6olac oes
lcstelt Sellers 9totleioenoen llnter.
Stiitt peroen iollen,
- Sssn 5relsbilrs itarb Der pier.
sefnjabrigc sfluin 5rels on innerer
g3erlebungen, Die er iid beim Bett
lprinaen nit mebrcren 9aneraoen
snae5ogen bate.
g(ln 20. 5e6rlar nno am ].
uno 2. @adr5 miro oie @uaoaloups
ssaaep Gonltrp siIociotion eine
aroBe @efliieelausitelliing in 0en.
8rnuufels abbalten.
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Capt. 9usbes ilt nit mebre.
rem Nangers nod Ganutiuo, einem
fleinen Drte, oreiaebn Meilen noro>
lid BON Gl paio, oi1t an Der Gren-
ae bon Werifo lino Nel.Werifo, &c
gnngem. Die bort mobnenben Mme-
rifaner baben i'm rufen IaneE, oo
Die Merifaner, Die ben tueitalis groE
ten Geil Der Hepolferine biloen,
cine &nItling annebmen, Die fie be,
unrubigf.
Cecil y. 3pon bat iett bic po.
fitipe grtl6rung nbgegeben, oaB,
tpenn MooiepeIt als Raaoioot ouftre.
te, er ieine aanoi6atlir unteritiisen
lperoe.
- Das Suitiafomite oes nation J.
len Mepr1fentantenbauies bat bic
Bill our Mnnabnte enlpfobIcn, ourh
Die Elm neiier Wunoesgerihts6i
III unierm Stante gebiloet tpir6. Der
Souptiis oieles Diftrifts uiir6e
CORPUS gbrifti iein.
@abreno oes lebteu Sabrca
bat iidb bic 3abl Der @eburten III
unierm 9taat auf 58,429 belaufen.
gegen 53,744 i'm Sabrc 1910
Die 3nbI Der 2ooesfdHe betru9 lee.
tes Sabr 28,O14 gegen 26.124
i'm Sabr porber.
Ss5n Der Ndbe bon 8roipnsDilIe
murbe elm iedJs5ebnidbriser Sunee
geamens pablo Garcia bon eincn1
Yferb 5u Tooe geidleift ilno getre.
ten. Der Sunse batte iid BET,
Gtrid, an bern er Dos 9fero leitetc.
nm oen 2eib g,bunocn, 6as Bfert
iheute pIotIih, lief fort ,uao r.i
i'm nit iih meg. or lunr0t flIrht'
bar auseriHtet.
Mm %. Wl1r5 niro mmt III
geguin oariiber abltimmen, OBJ man
bort cine aontmiiiionsbermaltunq
einfiibren foll.
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g., S. & 9. u. (Sarpt-2inie.) }

IT,, 3. d 9. u. (9anpt-Slnie.)
Nnflnft-
SO. 7-8om Often. $3.50 nn4rn
SO. 10--gl Pa1o u. Weiten. 9. 80 na6m
SO. 8-gon 81 Baio. ..1O.15 BORN
Mbfabrt-
$50 BORN
SO. 7-gab 81 Bafo ilno Beften.
So 1o-gsacb 5. Often. 1880 abenbs
SO. 8--Mad bem Often. 11:15 BORN
gictorta 9ipiiion, g. $. e 8. q.
Mnfltnf.
SO. 301-guero, Wictoria. 800 obenos
.7.45 morg
SO. 3o3s313-guero, gietoria. (.
..............7:45 abenbs
abfahrt-
SO. 3O2-guero. @ietoria. .7:S0 BORN
SO. 304s314-guero. gietoria .....
........... 80 abenbs
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IN Ser Warine Mfooeinie it 9lllna-
polls ollfbeiuabrt li,1o, betpilligt
tperoen, Inn 6icle @ebenfltiide os..
Madtpelt in tpiiroiger @eitalt erbal-
ten au fonne1.
sc ion ihon iuieoer cine See
nutprenpobl unterluht lperdeis
uao 3tpar 6ie oes Wunbesieuators
9npout BON Dela,pare. Senator
Meeo Don Milfouri perlanat ess.
Wenu BET ar oteIen unteriubuusen
nlr Hberbaupt ettpas berausfdme.
ssn oer beiHnfratifben Stoats
fonpention bon 0flnbDmn iinb Die
Mnbauger Der beioel belnolrntiIdeH
Hrafioentihaft . WiIion
ltnn gIarf eiuen Bergleib ei,lae-
gangen. Die SdIftc Der Delegaten
5lr Nationalfonbention miro fir
Wilion un6 bic anoere Salftc fir
glart itimmen.
Mns Der aoblenmline in Qe-
bieb, GfIaboma, in Der Donners-
tag mittag Seuer ausbrad, pab.
reuo ungefdbr bunoert 2eute in ibr
belhaftigt mare1, iino adt Qeihsn
berausgebolt tporbem. Man neib
iest MIR nod bon einen Manns.
Der iid in Der Mine befinoet uno
oer lln5ipeifclbaft abeilfans um's
2eben gefommen lit. Ane onoertt
glrbeiter baben iid) rctten fonner.
Brdiioent 9uft begriiBte biar-
3ig Shnlfnaben aus @uitralien,
Die ii1 auf elmer Eonr ourh Die
Ser. Stnaten befinoen. Or EN-
bling bieielben i'm @eiBen Snuie
,tno iie Iegten ipater einen arana
auf oas Grab George @aibing.
toms in Wount Bernon t,ieeer.
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Giienbabll : TablpIan.
5. &. 6. q. 8a9,l.

antilnft-
SO. s-@om saoroen. $3.50 abenos
No 5-@om Noroen. .6.45 aberos
@o. 7-9ailp ggpreb 9pe5inI, Siioen :.
................. 9.55 rnor9
gio. 9-,2ocal bon Baleftine. -. :.
:. ...... :. ..10.45 dbelos
No. 4-@on Meyifo 1.55 hadn't
No. 12-SocaI bon 2areoo (gemiIdf)s
$500 nior9
Nbfabrt
$50. f. gsa6 Dem Narben. l.55 nu1m
SEQ. g. Ma9 bern Norben. 800 abei1bs
SO. 8-2ocal ila6 Paleftine !. Z 80 nsors
SO. 10-8ailp ggpreb SPECIAL, Noroen
.3.20 mnrg
$50. 5 -giab Iegito. -. 100 mors
$40. 1t-2ocal natJ 2arebo (oemijdt)
.-..0.Uu dDeli0o
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N2iniiterpraiioent @raf @buen

Miniiterpraiioent @raf abuen-
@eoerparp bot I'M slbegoroneten'
ballie oes imgariiden Heid)stogs
einem epentuellen 9eldluB suge
itimmt, melder oie slnlpeiinng er-
teilt. ooB oie @ablreform inner
6alb elmer beItinunten Sriit porge.
legt meroen mlB. @s perlantet,
oaB @raf abuen oarlit Die Sol
iiltbianer fir iid, be5m. fir Die gse-
gierltng geponnen mtD Die Sultbla.
ner iioliert bat. 9as miiroe e..
ne 5prenenng Der Oppoiition be-
oeuten, lponit Die Obitrlftion, mel
DIE bis ieet ale @eiddftstotiafel;
labmgelegt bot, in ii6 ielbit 0ulonl-
menfieIe. 9ieie @eelolng bot lc-
bod bis jebt feline 8eitatising BON
nerontmortlider Seite gefunoen.
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! Or. b. HiIinsfi. Der ehernoli

Or. b. Bilinsfi. Der ebemali-
ge offerreidiihb Ginnn3ntniiteri
lit gum genleiniamen 6inan3mini.
iter ernnnnt porben als 0ahfolger
BEG gnrons Stepbon Bllrian. 2cs-
trrer trat, ipie semeloet, 5uriid, ols
@raf Berhtolb gum geneiniamen
Miniiter 6es MeuBern ernonnt tpur.
De, neil es Der 9ra0ition 5utpioer-
l6uft, onB 5tpei llngorn gu gIeiher
3eit Mitglieoer oes gemeiniamen
Miniiteriilmg fino.)
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@tidalbiate eiaeu aateu Mrbeiter.

sd idob Die Sdmer5en In mel.
ner Iinfen 6eite atpei Sabre lan5
auf ltnreselmdBige Ser5tdtigfeit" 7,
f9reibt W. gpnns, 1anbille, 0a,
naber i'd tpeiB iest, Bob es t1ur Ser.
6oullngsihipdhe NOR, 6a uGr
Sings Neip 2ife HiIIs" mid boIl-
it1noig furiert baber." Gas Bette
fir Magen-, 2eber. un6 9aieren-
2eioen, 0eritopfung, 2opftueb unb
@dpd9e. 25c Bel allen Mpotbeferil.
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Ktmee SraMen
ko(ten INNER cine 5lai6e Or Hi6ters
Pair1-Expeller

i'm Souie. GIN 5a0etIalliges Cut
reibelnitfel Bel alien rbeilmatiiden
gdmeraen, grf1ltungen, 8eritai-
dnmoen 1lflu. % uno SOC in aps.
t6efen. geur edit nit stnfer.
r. Ad. Richter Sc Go.
fnns Mpbolitabt, Sbiitinsen)
e15 Pearl street, New York.
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Sit 9tlpcbner

Der Molaria. Ueaenben Fnt 9utti
9iflen unumsdnsls& nct6penbis. benn
tlsjelben hotten bas SpRtm IN seb6ri.
esm 3nhanbe unb fnb
ein abfolutes 9eilmitttl
fnr aopff&mersen. linpssbaul;dteit,
Wolaria. ir6ee Qehsr. oartlelbigleii
unh aae biIioisa oeibsn.
TUFTS LeI,er piLLEK.
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81. s.. & s. Balm.

snfunft
SO. 241- Son Souiton. ..7.30 BORN
So 7-gon Dallas nno Sort 8ortb
go. 2o5-gon &anias eitb uno ct.
Soltls 8. ~ porflt
SO. 15-Qofal bonn Norben. $40 nahm
SO. 9-@on &auias gitb. ct. Qollis nno
Ghicago .......... $50 abenos
Nbfabrt
So 16-gaa1 gaorben bia suitin unb
SinitbbiIle ....8 800 bornl
SO 10-Rat ct. 2ouis, aanlas @itp
ilnb Gbien9o 900 borm
SO s-Mad Sort @ort1 ,tn0 9allas
....... $50 abenbs
SO. 20e @ad Ct. aouis uno aanias
Sttp ...........l.. 9.OO dpeHoS
SO 242-gad Souiton 1918 abenss
o. 6. 6 9. $. g. 6 O. ". sa6naof,
Mnfltrft -
$40. 7L@om gioroen. -. 1000 BORN
$40. 9-8om Moroen. -. 10.45 abenpS
Mbfahrt
80 8-Nad bem Norben. ...7.30 BORN
SO. 6--glah benz 0oroen, 800 abenns
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-22
PHYSICIANS

Notwithstanding the fact that
a very large percentage OF doe,
tors prescriptions call for pro.
prietary medicines. because they
can find nothing better. they are
naturally prejudiced against the
direct sale of these family RENE
diess because it decreases their
incomes.
However this may be the gener-
al public is benefited by the use
Of such standard medicines as Lay
dia F.. Pinkham'S Vegetable Com
pound. as is proven by the thoua
ands Of grateful letters on file a,
the Pinkham Laboratories. at
LYNN. Mass. from women all over
the United States who have been
helped by it. and it is prescribed
by those honest physicians who
and broad enough to overlook
prejudice and recognize true mer-
it.
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DAMAGE DONE
BY A FLOOD

The Bonanza states that consld-
cradle damage is the result of the
food in Tonopah. There was
hardly a business house in the
town that did not suffer loss by
the water in easements and on the
floors of the establishments. One
dwelling was flooded and all ear
pets and considerable furniture
ruined. This is the third flood
that has swept down the main
street Of Tonopah since it was es-
tablished. The town is practic-
ally built in a large gulch which
accounts for the general flow
through the business section in
flood time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-22
KING aEORaE IN ADMIRAL's UNIFORM.

LING GEORGE IN ADMIRAL's UNIFORM.
goes a dispatch wishing continued
life; II a scientist add something new
to the world's sum of knowledge, If u
restaurant keeper contributes literally
to the support of the territorials or boy
scouts. II n peer becomes heroic or u
does something out OF the
common the King must be told about 1t
and distribute his reward, ranging
from kind words to a b%aronetcy.
No our millions have envied King
George when they saw him riding In
state, with the queen by his side and
the royal children -demure and silent
In front OF him. but IL one gave u little
thought to the multifarious things that
he must do. to the tiresome things that
he must listen to and to the thoughts
that must Cypress him In these days
political unrest II would never envy
him the distinction of wearing a crown.
The king canno strike and, unlike
the railway men, miners and dock
workers. cannot force parlia ment to
shorten his hours, Inc he must go ON
daily and nightly with his never end.
ing routine work II he would win the
sphemeral thing called popularity.
No king OF England has ever worked
harder than the fifth George to meas
ure up TO the standard Of his father.
Although he does not Tor did not) care
FOR racing. he is seen at Newmarket,
EPSON and Ascot. and he has given up
bis natural preference for u book, a
pipe and Il restful cruise for an endless
round or tiresome duties, with the
camera fiend. yellower than Americas
yellowest, constantly snapshotttng him,
his royal consort and their children
wherever they 20.
And all for what?
Perhaps to have his services to Eng.
land and the world summed up as Of
little avail. perhaps to be pictured, as
has been his royal father. as a pleas
ant. good natured parsonage who filed
the part OF first gentleman In the king
dom with success. but left no impress
on the sands Of time.
English business men are always up
set when the taking OF Of some great
royal parsonage compels the court to
20 into mourning 1t may sound cal
lous. bur these deaths furnish the only
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-22
E is

hereby certify that about four
years ago | was taken with rheu-
matism from which | have suffer
ed more or less ever since. and IN
last December was taken Ill ana
confined to my bed and suffered
intense agony day and night. |
was persuaded to take OstOpatmc
treatment. at once called DR..
Merrill, which was on the 10Th
day Of May. He gave me relief
the first treatment and contlnu-
ed to improve. | can now walk
several blocks and am improving
all the time. Success to OSto-
pathy and DR.. Merrill.
MRS. J. n. REID.
Carson City, July 20, 1912.
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reneI from iaDOr and afroru the only
genuine rest that q conscientious. home
loving monarch like King George can
nope for
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-22
FILLS BIG ORDER

Secretary of State Frank G.
jardan Of California, has called
for bids for ballot paper, his Or
der calling for 1000 reams OF
2Sx3S inch paper, and from which
| 5000. 900 ballots may be cast.
This is the largest order ever
given by the State for ballot
paper, the last having been 1900
cams. The increase is due to
the enfranchisement of women.