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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

Dem oeitsrn pom Qiaa = 6aupts
quarter psr0ffentli6tsn offiaieIIsu BE-
rihts iino Die foIgsuben ROtissu srt,
nommen:
Inter ben SdIdasrn Der Rat.sQiGo
nit eiuem Bro3entfnR BON iiber 300
guntten beftnbst Tih ais einsiuer
,.Rso" Der Gubansr RarIons nit 321
puntten.
Sm sreffen oss gafls unb i'm Ferus
'hIaaen itebt Cincinnati aIs IeBtsr
auf Der RaneIiIts.
Qls leitsnber 9aisnbieb unb QGufee
nefutnnsr itsht unIsr ShpGrmer gez
iter an Der Spiss aIlsr gtdtionoIligaz
Spteler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
RsfuGtat Der gsfrigen

5ur Jtep yort uno Ytttsburg ltdnD
geitern tein Spiel auf benz Progrumm.
Die yteD Yorter oRieien" trafen am
geItrigen 8ormittag aus Yittsburg
bier Elm unb tpobnter bem SpisIe 8ipi=
fhen Rebs uno Gudters bel.
6eute RQhmittag critics Spiel elmer
3ipeitGglgen Serie 3tpiIten .Rsos unb
rRleien" i'm hisiigsn 8aqparfs. Delz
den ieiner S6leuDerer 6GuptIing
S'0op 3ur 8eoienung be8 8ei6iBes
in ben 8ampf isnbsn pirb, 1T nod
ungepib, bleibt iid ibrtoens audi
sIsih, oenn es i6sint in ben Sternen
gei6risbsn gu Isin, oab mir, fpie lib
lih, ron ben Champions perbouen
peroen. SeosnfulIs psrosr uniere
Sunqsns bsm m6htigen 5stnbe bsr.
3tpeIfeIten WioerItanb Isiiten.
Die ShnGts Der Reos am Sat,
bic fih ieit Gnbs Mdi eingefteut bat,
1T dIs aIIstuiae llrIate Der fortpGbz
renoen Rieoerluqen bes Gincinnutier
9lubs 8u bstru6ten. @esbdIb fi6
oieier SIump einesftslIt, natoem
bic Reos fih in ben eritsn feds $40
den Der Suiion burd meifterhafts uno
puhtige g hIa q fsrtiatsit nit SO
Sisger urb 6 Risoerlaqen an Der
Sptse Der s Glubs Der Qiga bsbduptet
batten, fam nur ouourh srtldrt trerz
ben, baR uniers Spieler (tpenigitsns
Die aroRe mebr3abl berIie!ben) bic
8prihriften, bic Sur GrbaItunQ sritz
tIafiaer 5Orm abioIut npthnenbig
ftno. teiner srnitIihen GrtpGeunu mir
bieen - baB 9is3ipIin auBerbaIb oss
SpieIpIuBes fsbIt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31

Crop Conditions Improved.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Cha than. Va, May 3O.-The wheat
crop, while considerably below normal
at present, will be much better than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31

of youth with its joyous strength. of
men and women out in the battle of
life. tempted and lighting with temp
tation. How wonderful would your
congregation be to you If YOU could
see underneath the surface as they
sit before you on Sunday morning.
Wonder. perchance. is the bride with
the orange blossoms hardly faded, and
yonder the mother. who. while you
are preaching OF the love OF God. Is
looking away toward the city of the
dead and thinking of the green grave
of her child whom God has taken
Yonder is tempted manhood Swallowed
by some lust OF the flesh or sophistry
OF the devil, yonder again is the
complacent wording who wonders
why these Christian people call them
selves miserable sinners He thinks
in his inward heart that it is all
unmeaning formality. lie repudiates
the great Christian confession of sin
He rcpudiates the need of the Chris
tlan redemption and of the Savicur's
Cross. 10 all these varied types or
character and condition. and OF en-
perience, TO all of these throbbing
hearts you are to preach-Christ. and
Him crucihed. You must think of
them all in the vision whom you are
getting ready to preach, and then you
ask Christ to help YOU. You are re-
sponsible to Him, and in strange.
wonderful sense. He is responsible to
you He called you TO go forth and
preach His Gospel. and with the COM
mand He gives the promise every
Sunday. i will be with you to the
end OF the woet5. In your duties as
pastors. think of your people. The
pastoral relation is half of the power
N i,fC trt
the history of the Christian Church
that conception OF the ministry has
seemed to wane. Trace the cause of
the decline to Its source and you will
always find that along with the de-
cline of the pastoral relation, has
come the decline OF fervor. fire and
love in the preacher
MY dear brethren of the laity, the
Christian view Of your position is that
of feilow-workers unto the Kingdom
of God in every field of Christian en-
deavor. ! remember an incident in my
own ministry which left Its record In
my memory as fresh to-day as on the
morning OF its occurrence. Many yaars
ago I was walking in the outskirts OF
rhe city where ] lived. 1T was Monday
morning. The chill air. perhaps con-
tributed to the nervous depression
which comes after the mental and
emotional strain or Two sermons on
Sunday. I passed woman. who greet :
ed me: God bless you. Mr.. Randolph,
YOU have besn the means OF bringing
light into my home. My husband Is
going 10 be confirmed. and YOU know
he was such a wandered. I left her.
and the chill had gone out OF the air,
and the thought that I had helped n
soul had in II a joy which no intel
lectual triumph could bring Tho con-
gregation and the minister are. in the
ultimate analysis. the units OF power
in the redeesning forces OF the gospel.
Pray for your minister. and the prayer
will return to. YOU in blessings on HIS
ministry"
A resolution was introduced for the
appointment OF q committee to con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
FATAL OUTCOME
WAS AVOIDED
Thinks Mrs. Lonsdale, of Eros,
By Following the Timely
Advice of Friend.

Eros, La.-"I cannot praise Cardui, the
woman's tonic, too highly" writes Mrs.
A. Lonsdale, Of this place, "for I firmly
believe that it saved my life.
was so poorly that was hardly able
to do any Of my homework.
had two doctors, and they said had
gall stones. Their treatment did ME no
eood-only cased the pain for the time
being.
At last acted on the advice OF friend,
and commenced taking Cardui, and am
now entirely cured.
ard ii has certainly been god send
to me.
am now as stout as ever was before
in my life, can do all my houscwork wash
ing and ironing, and carry two buckets Of
water a quarter OF a mile"
For over half century Cardui has been
building up the strength OF weak, nervous,
WORKOUT women, as we'll as relieving the
most serious symptoms Of womanly
trouble
Such symptoms as headache, backache,
pain in sides, dragging down pains, irregu-
larities, nervousness, sleeplcssness, loss OF
appetite, etc, show that you need Cardui
the woman's tonic.
A fair trial will prove its merits.
Try it to-day
n. B.-Wyife 10 Ladies' Advisory Dept.
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn, for Special Instructions and o. page
book, Home Treatment for Women,
sent in plain wrapper on request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES
FOR YOUNG STUDENTS
Especial to The Ttmes-pispatcb /,

Especial to The Times Dispa tchl
Fredericksburg. Va. May 30.-Seven
OF the young women who nav. been
attending the State Normal School here
the past session will receive teachers'
certificates al the CONNIE &c einent, Jun
10. They are Misses jeanette Marie
Hess. Clothilde DuSgins. May Staley
Hamilton. Ruth Cleveland Hopkins.
Nettie Montgomery. Amelia Curtis and
Lucy G. Gouldman.
OIL for laying dust is being applied
TO number of streets of Fred er.cks.
burg. 1t was put on in spots last year
and found satisfactory. The entire
east side OF Washington Avenue has
been oled as well as a number a..
blocks in different parts OF the city.
n suit has been entered in the cir.
cult Court of Caroline county l,y T. V.
Lumpk1n against William Fell for
damages in the sum Of $3.50. Tho plain
tin alleges that ths defendant, through
negliSenoe IN operating an automob. lie.
caused certain injuries TO the plain
TIN.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. Ma
lBon. OF the United Stairs Army, son Of
tho 1a'ts w. Roy Mason. Of this city,
with his family. are here visiting their
Ttlatives. Mrs. John L. Mason and tam
aly. Colonel Mason has charge of the
Ancon Hospital IN Panama, and ls on
leave OF absence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
Episcopal Meeting Adjourns
After Three Days in
Petersburg.
FINANCES ARE DISCUSSED
Figures Show Diocese TO Be De-
pendent on General Board
q of Missions.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
5 Bollingbrook Street,
Phone 1855.

Petersburg. Va, May 30
The Episcopal Council met IN the third
and final days session at 1890 o'clock.
and after approving the minutes OF
yesterday proceeded to business
The Rev. d. ". Howard addressed
the council on the subject. THE Ap-
portlonment for General Missions and
the Necessity of Collecting the Same"
The assessment for general missions
agaIns, the Diocese OF Southern viz
einia is sii,50O year.
DR.. Howard, In speaking on the
subject. said that the Diocese gets
more from the General Board of
Missions than IL gives to the boa d
This is due TO the work In the diocese
among the coloted people This makes
the diocese apparently dependent on
the board, which should not be the
case. and which would not be IL ap-
portionment among the parishes and
churches were promptly and tulip aid
The subject as brought up by Dr.
Howard gavo rise TO an Interesting
discussion. in which the Rev. Joseph
Dunn. Of Lynchburg; Rev. J. VI. Owens.
y. D.. OF Norfolk; the Rev. G. F.
Rogers and others took part.
vtding that the standard for appor-
tionment be on the double basis of
communicates and current expenses.
or SO much thereof as is raised within
the parish.
The resolution was adopted after
discussion continuing over two hours.
Church ENtension.
John W. Carter offered resolution.
which was unanimously adopted. com
mending the work Of the church ex-
tension committee and the splendid
work OF the Rev. O. Otis Mead. the
financial secretary. and requesting all
rectors to aid the financial secretary
In every possible way.
Lntc Chancellor Old.
The special committee appointed to
draft resolutions on the death OF the
late W. w. Old. chancellor OF the do
cese. reported resolutions of tribute.
respect and regret. which the council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
Gas, Sourness and Indigestion
Quickly Banished

and gas forms and sour food bclches into
the mouth MI-O-NA stomach tablets
will stop the misery in five minutes.
II YOU have any symptoms OF indiges-
ton, don't waste time. Put your stom-
ach in shape before indigestion takes
command
Indigestion or any chronic stomach
trouble leads to loss OF vigor and vitality;
halt the nervous wrecks in America to-
day can blame indigestion for their con-
dition.
Fermentation OF food means that your
stomach is run down; that your food does
not digest, and that the blood not being
supplied with nutritious element, cannot
supply the various organs of the BODY
with sufficient nourishment.
That's why Indigestion often causes
eye weakness, brain fag. palpitation of
heart, inactive liver and even pains in the.
kidneys
Get sO-cent box Of MONA stom-
ach tablets to-day at any drug store.
Don't waste time with relievers: get the
remedy that cures as well as relieves.
The Tragic Drug Co. guarantee it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31

was anticipated three weeks ago. The
Hessian fly has been very destructive
IN some sections. and at one time some
farmers were Offering their crop for
the seed. The farmers are very de-
sirous of tobacco season. which will
result in nearly the entire crop being
planted some few have finished, and
nearly every farmer has his land
ready. The week has been ideal for
preparing lowland for corn planting.
which has been the first opportunity
to pillow many creek and river bottoms.
owing TO tho heavy rainfall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
Stomach Distress Vanishes
in Five Minutes and Dys-
pepsia Is Easily Con-
quered by Mi-O-Na Stom-
ach Tablets.

That drowsy feeling after meals, ac-
companied by heaviness at pit Of stom-
ach, means that you arc in danger Of in
digestion.
Start to put your stomach right before
it goes so far wrong that serious results
will follow.
Keep MONA stomch tablets with
you all the time; take one or two after
or with meals and stomach distress will
never appear. ~ man can easily carry a
box in his vest pocket. a woman can
carry them in her purse. They will surely
cure any case Of stomach distress il used
as directed.
If your food fcrments in the stomach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
Always Does Good
Thousands Take 1t in the Spring.

II have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
when needed for number of years"
writes James Hey, 1910 Amber St, Z. j..
Philadelphia, Pa, and have always
found that it does ME good. | always
take it in the spring with the best results.
have that tired feeling in the morning,
and cannot cat, but after taking two or
three bottles OF this medicine always feel
like a different person, and advise every
one needing tonic to give it a fair trial :"
Get it to-day in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
'srgDoHEs on WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Mrs Valentine and Miss Johnston Ad-
dress Harr1sonburg Audience.
SIP ecial to The T!mes-Dispatcl

,tN'PeC4d9 20 7 At I4llIes -Dlspatch.I
HarrisoEburg. Va. May 30.--To-
night in Assembly Hall Mrs. b. b. Val
entine. OF Richmond. president of the
equal Suffrage League. and Miss Mary
Johnston. the noted authoress. ad
dressed the public on the subject of
WOMAN suffrage
This morning al Bridgewater Col
1ege. Brdgewatsr. Rockingham coun-
T.. Senator Claude a. Swanson deiiv-
cred the annual commencement ad
dress TO the graduating class This
college is the leading institution o,
the Church of t'hsa Brethren. or Dunk
ards. in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31

slider and report on the feasibility OF
appointing Sunday school field Soc
Rotary, and referred.
The council adopted resolutions of
thanks TO the rect OF st. Pauls
church and the people OF Petersburg
for their hospitality and to the church
for the good music furnished
The present diocesan missionary
committee was reelected without
change.
number of minor matters were
considered and passed upon.
The minutes OF the days proceed
ings were read and approved and the
council, nfter closing services con-
Quoted BY the bishop, adjourned to
meet next year In Lexington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
Ordained TO Preach.

tSpecial to The Times Dspatch.J
Harriso nburE. Va. May 30.-IH. Mar
vim Finn. formerly of Harrisonburg,
has been ordained TO preach. and has
accepted A call 10 the Bathel Regular
Baptist Church. in fairfax county Mr..
Finn is we'll known in the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31
Do YOU Know

Of good and sufficient REAsoNany awhy
p psf }nd d d e PG for the %
and at exceptionally low -
,,nce tha, I'M, o moment seriously You may think at first
Germ intimately city
Electric Light coming YOU viii
possible price q NV 0
corporation Railway Com
about light power bus holds that franchise for eigt
years without laying loot OF track Having Cys gilt
Improbable So now asks the CITY to GIVE
meet any public need but solely to enhance the values OF t o
pany proper-to help it to losing venture.
the Railway COMPANY asks
should do s65 's" any 2"De any NAaoN why the CITY
fGi on such franchise P oy the old disastrous aey
presslve burden on her people for all time to come? E
you: One electric light and power system can ner
form better service and do than systems
sns the s H H i t rG nsf Of yFs
just as FooL1sHLY WAsTEFUL parallel systems Of
ov YoWR ouss u a B ps shs p S fs two 50S
and the like in the would
Of traffic and gratuous nuisance
Furthermore it proved by history
with p snd w oa
reasonable IS NOT FORMED INTER
AT AN Ne BxoRs OF R
This cost price must + 60 s capitalization l of the purchasing
pay higher price THERE'S other way out
HONEY EYoF' AND ITS hAplol1ER GETS THE
tell YOU about this Watch for in tomorrow paper
Virginia Railway and Power Company,
William Norhrop President
ak No. 10
1912
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-31

bring all of our resources from every
field of thought and life. to send home
to human hearts the message we are
sent to bear. When you preach you
must think of your people rs they
have been revealed to you in the close
relation of pastor and flock. Think
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
&leine Goli3ei Nadlridlten.

Die Reeer Green Duncan unb
9eprss girb, betpe ppbnbaft go.
1858 Sit 3. Strabe, gerietben geitern
Mprsen anetuanber, uno es tom 5u
einem MeHerouell, in ipeI6em Duncan
Sdnittpunben om Riiden unb am
Raden srlitt. 9eibe Reger puroen bon
benz 9pIi3iiten McGrIane perbaftet.
- Der so Sabre uIte 5ol5drbeiter
Sacob guIb, BON Go. 951 Weit Z.
4be., tpurbe geItern BON ben 9stettibs
5upes unb geu perbaftet uno unter
Der QlntIaee, Elm ySu'ti5fliihtIing gu
fem, eingeIperrt. Gr tpiro bon ben
geb0rben BON 6amtIton psgen angebz
!t6en 9roboiebffabls psrIangt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

fIibnnrts iiber J1arauis afpenue Jes1sia t60)
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w Der imoltneu ginie ann beiagier WdIan,s
sloenue befaeter Yunit btlbet euet5nnoe risne' y,
iHebr poer Dertpfr, pfttpdrfs ron otm Bunl,e
ter areashng oer beineien liioii4en iiiie ainiie
bon Mlinrunis slreiliie mti Der oltliffn mH'e
bon Gprtng @rpbe 2lcefiiie,
MrliuafSn GfraRe
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eints bon arItnqton sirobe bs.saisr wn ,, ,,,r, p,
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lii her fiioltben ntne pon atlnlglnn ,,s
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sssa sqTsa S nind4,s n Sss Sss. ssm sae @ Ses
sura Der beiapten ihblidvn 1infs IbH at.
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5prinQ GrGpe MpeHue
saHafrcs strahs. ..Sr.
aufoneefo ar eiurm Innlie w. eer nntos,ms,m \,
pinie bon Gafn'tas Eirohe: belasiei Tnnnis Tn.ls
Iifnrt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itHo 1Gni
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fodrts bon rem quuftc eet areuinnc ncn Der
bciaaicr nrrolitcH gtHtc bun Sdnn'rnF Sfra3e
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me I,nb in celcasn In Der Miiie Ftpi' den oer
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bauen End, nub ntrb oerfflS plerWu
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fpaier entiiebeuoen 9ueuiirieipetner. BITE no
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nrs fam safeIbe flr icinen nE5sren gfaed be-
nnti ivertcH
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| IN ihreu iesiesn 3if;aab eeteei tpeEnsrL
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

SDQ BON ben Surnlebrern Der 6iient,
ltdDeu Shulen ermutlyigt iperbeu.

4uf 2lnresung bes Or. Carl 3iegs
Ter, Superpiior bes Suru Inter
rthts in ben 0fTeatIi6en SauIen, mere
ben Die benz 9epartement unteritentsn
2e6rer un0 Gebrerinnen, beoinneno
nit ndhitem SamItag, uQn56entli6
iogenannte rGrob gountp 0ites" perz
onitalten, 81 Denen niAt auein bic
Gurnle6rer, Ipnoern aud bos gublis
f1tm i'm 4Ggsmetnen einselaoen fino.
Gs lisgt Die 4bii6t Dor, an jsbem
Ganitdg gtu6mittag oon einem Be-
ftinlmten BlaBe aus einen auT mehrere
Wteilen bere6neten MurT6 burh rerz
ihieoene @egenDen bes gountp unb
Der llmgegeno gu MAIDEN uno bobur6
Die Wanoerluit, bic 20rper unb geift
1tdblt, an3ureger.
Jir ndhiten Samitaq Qahmittoq
lit elm Wtar1h BON Sanb ganf am
2tttle Wiiami na6 Wlt. Daibington
unb bon bort iiber Die 2epee Roao nah
Der GQitern QDenue qeplanet, no bic
5heilnebmer pie gurs 3ur Riidfaht
mad Der Staot beiteigsn tperben. Ser
on Dem Wiarf6 tbeilnebmen nin, TIT
freunolihit eingelaben unb mub bic g.,
g. unb g. Gar nebmsn, 10 Dab er um
3 llhr Hdhmittass an Der .Sanb
gdnf" eintrifft, pon no aus Der Wbs
marfd itattfinbet.
Bel ieoem pohentlihsn Warfhe
tpiro Elm 2ebrer bes yurnsTeparts.
ments Der 5ffentIiehen ghuIen bic
fiitrHus iibssuetmsu uan bic Ussaus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

0en gort, 9. 4priI. ansst-
Oceanic" BON gtedpeI; rgrssIau"
bon Bremen; .Rpnoam" bon Rotterz
BAN; raronpriuo DiIbelm" BON Srss
men.
Ibqeo.: ,Rooroam" nad Rotters
bom; n2lrtonip Qope5" mad GaolS
portIdnb. Qnget.: rTlageH.ic"
ppn 2iperpool.
Gueenstp tptpn. In9.: aSapsrs
foro" BON philadelphia.
2onoon. 4bgeg.: .4uiDnio" nat
gprtlQnb.