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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-31
Mus ben Memuiren Der 6rdiin
GaitigliOue.

5rsoeric 2oIis.. Der bic gsfhi6i,
3aIspranb's uno bes sersoas Don
Wcrnp gei9riebsn bat, peroffentlih.
Die in grisfform gsi6risben.u Wemci.
rem Der bsriibmten Grdfin BON Ga.
Iti9Iions, Der gefsierieiten S60nbeit Der
-3eit QapoIeon's bes 9ritten. be,
Greunbin uno Raibseberin GROCER So.
ntge uno aaiier. Der .Matin" ents
nimmt Der asbensgsI6itt. Der Grdfin
bic Shiloerung elmer befrembenben
gpifooe. Die @rGfin, bic i'm Disnite
eopour's erpben gifer ,nifaltst., in
ben seheimer 8srbGaaIuns.n spifhen
yaris uno Surin cine niht unbebsus
tenbe RoIe fpielte unb - nit einiaer
uebertreibung allerbinos BON fi6
ingen tonnte: Sd babe Stalien qss
itaffen uHo oas papittbum geretiei!"
befdnb nd i'm Sabre 1867 porilberges
benb in StaIien, pdbrsnb bort bic
5o15eit oes prin3sn 4mdbeus, 5ers
sogs bon aplta, nit observation-disclosures
ria bel po5So bella Giitsrna oefeiert
nurbe. es mar sine tragiitt 6ohseit
NIT ho6it fdmer3Iifen 9esleitumftdns
ben. uno DIE 9rdfin bon Gdliialione
tDurbe bon einsm ipabren Shauber err
fabt, fpenu fis fih an isne trauriaen
5dgs erinntrte. Die 6ohseitsblumen
Durben nit glui befuoelt. Ter gob
traf Die feitlid setlsibeten 2euie, ME
ipenn lie irgenb einem unIi6iburen
ssetnbe als Spiel5tug geoien. bdt.en.
Der Deg. Der bonn i6nieIitsn
ShloB in Turin Slr Stride fiiGri, lit
nur tur3. llno bod, bate alIles -
Neg, itanoesaultlihe Irouang, firh.
lihe 5rainila ieiiten fraariaen
antbeil an oieiem Drnmn, ,bas iinber-
lid elilen froblid)en 2uitipiele alif
Die ungIiidsisrie erOffneis Der GeIbfs
rnoro Der erItcn 2ofonme Der Nrinsei-
i'm. @oriim Tie lih ons aeben nnbln,
bat man ME erfnbren. Man idno Tie
erhongt i'm anfleibe3immer Der grin.
5eiiin, oeren nit elmer DIiitbengitir.
Ienoe gefhmiidtee Mieber iie mt 1ei,
|tarrea Giuoeru ~usHnmmsrte. Nisl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-31
Die sriehiias arunprinseiIin
atbeu, Qnfanas Taai.

Die Jeittaee bss CrieRtaliisns saon,
grefes fino nerrauih. unb babeR oel
guiagsftimmung glus ssmodi. Rod
INNER beidaftisi man ii1 nber mil
Der angeIsgsnheit Der aronprinsefiin
Sophis. bic bttdnntIid cine Stsrpeitsr
oes Deuif6<n staiiers 1T. Sbr nuros
BON 5Dei angeiebeneH biefigsn 8Idsisrn
Dorseporfen, oaB iis ii6 nitt Der
sreuen Gage Der Dinee nan Der Of
fi3iersrenolis" Gm Sabre 1909 ansus
paHsn piiTs unb benz aanbe unb 8olss
eegeniiber cine Su sroBe adlte an ben
Tag lsge. Dir Sppofitionsprsiie grifi
bas fOfort ouf unb beiduIbigts bic
Regisrung unb ben Ufiniitsrpr1fioen.
ten 9eni5slos. baB fie bic ShuIb on
bem genebmen Der prinssfin triigsn.
Mos eisentIih poreefallsn, ipubte man
bamnIs 10 fptnig ipie beuts. Man ers
gebt iin in bIoben 9srmutbunaen.
1botfndx ift. bns aronprin5eiiin Sos
pbis BEN Repr6fentaiipHsf sfsieriidseiten
oes 6ofss beim CrientaIiItentpngreB
fernblieb uno itnti beHsn ibrsn 8ruber,
aoiisr Wi!belm. in aorfu beiuhie.
W1n nimmt an. bob Is fidb um cine
peri0nIihe Differena sipifhen be-
priH5siTin unb benz Winifterprdiibens
ten bonbtIt. lpdtrenb ibr Gsmabl,
Rronprin5 Honftantin, iih anTdeinenb
febr gut nit bem Center bes griedi.
fhtn Ginaisfdiffss ftsbt. llmfomebr
erfheini ben euten 6elIenen bns @ers
balten Der prinseifin unbesreiflih.
Der Wertreter eines Hlnttes Der
9riehifnen Dnuptffobt fuhte etipas
aus elmer .bob<rsns, bel 1Dfe befm1fs
tisien psrfonIimieit beroussubeIoms
men. 1i<fe ontfprrttte NIT biplomntis
iher Getrnnbt6eit folgenbermuben:
~3erbredsn Gie iicb nimt Jbrtn Rppf.
oenn sic fommtn 5u ieinem 3isI unb
iuerbtn nimts srrei4en. Uieleiht iff es
nints, pie[ei6t Elm Mibperiidnhnib.
Dos G<ben IN biefsn b5beren Gpb6rsn
III bart unb erI1ubt teine GGfl6rungen,
'Dis ~ Hna afpdfRli6t1 GtezbIi tn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-31

Mmerifa reiien. Ter Mbpofdt fcbeini
ith n'ehr init sstr,en 3u befddftiaen
aIs ste init ibm, ct frogte mid rlod
| gerthteoenem iibsr sic unb babal el
pill nibt gbaubsn, baB Sie Slide,
beiben."
9etnrih fiiblte, bdb ibm has g!.ij
tn oie gBonsen inob.
p0eshaIb nidtR" fragte er.
pS1 ipetb es nidt. 5err Ssiiher III
bob etn 10 iuitiaer Ramt!"
rSh tseroe ibn fragen, ipesbaIb ii
IN msine Worts 3tpetfet febt!" riei
3einria. pgr bat ni1t bas Red)i, min
nitt gu glouben uUD ebsnip epenio
mag ta ihm bas Eeht Sueeitepsn, lid,
I'm mid 3u fiimntrn!"
pJtetn, nein, bos oiirfen sic nihi
tbun," fteI Golth Elm. vGr Bat mid oe
beten, Semen niGts oaoon au Iaasn, ia)
bahte ioeben niht oaron uno permus
tbete nod tpeniser, oab Sic iosIsi6 10
isfr oufbrailien tpiiroen. Mie befttg
bod bic Wl6nner iiro," fiigte lie la.
6elno hinsu. .Sie ieben 10 ruhia aug
uno id glaubte nic1t. Dab Sic 70 Iei4t
aufpdlIen tonnten.
sd bin audi rub;s, Der Mann ho:!
inoefen teine 0eranlaHung, in msi1e
Worte 3DeifsI au ieseu." fubr 5sir'
rid, it9 5uFommennsbmenO. for,.
r2Bos tiimmert ihu mein Rame!"
oGr gefdlt ibm pisleiat nitt," res
mertte gDitb f9srsenb.
nDir gefaIt iein 8eiidt unb au1e
nod peniger unb Ct lpiirne ieoenfdqs
Der leste BON alien UIeui5en iein, ben
t9 gu meinem Ysrtrauten ertpdbltell"
nSie tAun ibm llnrsht. er tam II
Iuitig Iein unb if 5dIts iba fir Iebr
bdrmIos. Geitern Qbeno bat er mir Di.
be.teyiten 9efd)idteN sr3dhIt, i6 mar
iehr ipenia gum 4aaen dufgsIsgt uno
suIsBt mubte ih bod LADEN. Gin gutter
0eieai4dfter lit er auf ale Sale uab
mebr OsrIange id nibt bon ibm; Qas
beroem bdIte id lin fir sinsn> Iebr
tIugen mannl"
nDoriiber babe it tsin llrtRiI,"
ent9egnete Seinrih, e drserte ibn bod
Elm tpenig. oab Gbi;3 osn ibm 10 uas
onqensbmen manu in S6uB ndhm.
IS lit mir often qsit1uoen auh fsbr
gleitsiItig, oenu 5offsntIi6 peroen
uniere 2ebsnspese einanoer niAt be.
rubren EHo nod nenIoer treussn."
,Gernsu sic ibn nur n1ber sennsu,
oann tpiro er Sbnsn beFsr gsfolsn,
fuhr goitb fort. sd babe gsfunben,
bdB man am lsi6tsiten ourh bds Qes
ben tommt, tperu man 9egen ale Tten.
i6en frsunoIih it,"
limb iinb shnsr ME Wenf6er Be.
geqnet, gegsn Die Sis nift frsunbli5
iein tonnfn, gegen speIfe Sic a6neis
gung empftnoen, Ohus bab sic bieisIs
ben rGher tennen2"
r3o6, BOD, aber nur tpenioe."
nSeben sic, fir mid 1T Der Qbpns
tat ein ipIhsr Wenih, gr mag eintn
ganS bortreffIi6en gbdr1ttsr beIissa;
i'd ipeiB ss niht, Fir mid li.gt in let.
mem Iausrnosn guge stpas, mas m'a
ibm fern bait.
sic bradsr oos 9eiprih ob ans
pIauberten iiber anbere 8saenitGnoe. |
8ds unbefangsne, beitsre Wsisn
gottb's that 9tinrih nobl; iie fdi.n
nitt Ieben gu tounen, obne luitig gu |
iein uno fabte oas Qebsn Don berie!s |
ben Seite auf. Wait BADEN srsdbIte iis
$osiRyih aus ibrsui turatn Stdufpie.
lerIsbsn. lpis oft fie nit Der arGbtea |
gsrieg.nbsit uno islbft nit glotb III
idrpfeH gebabi babe urb b;eTe Grfah.
run8en battsn nitt ben Isiisiisn triiben
6au4 in ibr 3uriifgeloFer.
(Jortissuna foIgt.)
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Ser Mpro in 8eitminiter.

@er heute Snrdl Die prGGJtiaer
SaIIer oes RnrInments pom Neitmin.
tier lpan0eIt. Die itni.lihcn Jhi.rhitte,
| III ihrer ihfpnr5en amisiradlt uno oil
Rigbi honounble Gentlemen in Sei
1orhatle. Der Sobbu, umheritehen
iieht. fam man iit, 'fper poriteuen
oaB oies Snus nit ieiner ruhigen bi.
ltortldlen BroBe jeinnIs 0urd Woro
ennpetbt iporoen liz. llno 70 iharie
Acrie aiif Serr MeSmon0 uno Serr
gonnr Gam iiber bic Some 9iule.
,5raee nehielu, 10 fdnn man iId nidli
ocnfen, oaB tic, beicnoers bel Den
hente III gngIano hcrrihen1en gn.
! lfaluIngen iemnIs an Slbel rmo- 81.
hole greIfen nm Die 9lid)tigfeir ihrer
Aniid)ten su beipeiien, ooer bob tie
iih geaenieitig l)inter Den Jbiiren 6es
Snuies nit einem sSnapmeiier berpaff.
net oufIouern. 0ietIeid)t fiat bem
ausIanoer elm geipiiier BeiIi 6es Mib.
trauens nnf, Die In oieien SauIc ae.
aen ireube gelufer herriht, Der ben
3utritt su ben gnIerieH beionbers an
betpegien 1agen iebr idlpieriq mad).,
iinb Der aud, DER fremben greile. bic
lid iiber oas pnrlameutariifle 2eben
urierri6ten min, ibre 2lufgdbe teiness
iuegs erleid,tert. es iIt ieet qeraoe
hrftoerf Sabre Der III. mtai 1922.
oaB Weitnin'ter SnH ourdl ein Blu.
tiaes Grnma entipeibt iuuroe, BAR Der
8remiermitliiier pon enGIanb. Spen.
Ger Bercepnl, beim @etreten Der
Sobbp ernior0et inurbe. Gas aeid)ah
naiiirIid, in bent aIten Snuie. nid,t In
Dem jesiaen nenen, oas Charles gar.
rp 1S40 erboiiie. gaer @einniniter.
abtei beilf)t iinbet nod heiiie Inn
Rorofliigel in elmer 9iitc ons Tenf.
NAL bss ermoroefen linb elm Nefief,
ons bic S1ene Der Grmoroitng lpieoer.
aibt. Die bnrnnIs niiheroroentIifes
aiifiehen mad,te. 9luf benz Sorac
liegi, bon sseItsnneott aelnoda, bic
,siair oes tobten Gtnafsmannes, Der
Sdnsfan,Ier uno dinnn5miniiter uno
lett Dem 1ohe bes 2ersoes bon Bort.
lnno 3iigleid, VrcmIerminiiter mar.
gie grnioroung eeidanh in folgenbcr
yseiie. an Dem geoaf,fen gage gegen
. llhr Rnd,niftnas betrat Speneer
gerctpoI nit einigtn gsarteifreunben
Die Sobbn oes Saiiies Der 8eirgincn
NIB iDolie iidl in ben SisungsianI
beaeben. Tas sSous mar baulnIs piel
fhled,ier bcIeiiftet, Die Cite Der
nod enasr unb aeDr1natsr
nls beiite, no iih oie .,Rigbf Sononr.
able. ipenn 3norana lit, and id,on
iabt auf ben anien iisen. als ger.
eepal ei1trnt, itanb hlnter Der lhiir |
Elm Wnnn nlf. Der bort oui elmer
9nnf geieiien bate. unb fellerte nns
Robr einen RiitoIenid,ub nuf |
i'm nb. NerrepoI fonnte nod einen
bnIbnnterbriiften Shrei beruorbrin.
aen. bnnn fiel er gum GnfIesen ieiner |
geGIeiter nIs Elm Eterben6er All 30. |
ben: Der ShuF, bate i'm In Die Iinfe
Brifit getroifen. or itarb ipeniae mi.
nuttn fpdter. MIIes i'm 6nus lief nu,
Eiirli6 5ul1mHen, rnnn btrbnftete benl
U26rber, brr gar fcinen merlitd) ae.
md6t bcttf, Sti cntfonmen. Gs mar
~ @enxss bon et1pu uter5io a0brep: |
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Cine Gbrtnrettung Der
grobsn nJiibs. Ten S60nen, be-
nsn bic 5iibe etipas su arpB qeraihen
iinb. iii in 1rau Or. Selsn R. asaog
cine Retterin eritanbsn, bic aus -ihrer
gctb cine suoeno madt. gu bsfonbes
rem Ddnt fino ihr tns beFonbsre bic
ehtcasctr 3umen perpflihtet, bic ip.s
gen Der abnprmen MabpsrhiItniFie ibs
rsr GehDert3euge in gang 2tmsrita be-
ruhiut, ooer ipenn man litber min, Be-
riihtigi fino. Gle loui6ten audi nit
heIiem eui5udsn ben Bortsn Der bic
grob.n f5iifs preiienben Srau 1r. Re-.
log, bic ilh eelesentlih zines 8ortra.
ess in Der .aIio 4Foeintion4 su benz
fir Gbieago hohit ottusIlsn 5bema lpis
tolot duberte: sd fslbit babe grpbs
JilBs uHo bin itOis ocrauf. llno id,
babe nit nahreHl Wereniigen eeb1r.,
oab bic GbieaeOer Jrauen BEN Rnf
seniebsn. groBs 5iibe. ibr Gigen sn
nennen. Air miiFen unIer aehn ouf
Der oobe bieiss Rufes bdlten unb uas
fere SJiibe sfpefsntEpre1tno pfltqen.
Gesbolb iolie jsos f5rau i'm 6lui.
Sonoelen trnssn unb biesfinber, penn
Is iih bulbpegs tbun Idtt. barfub Iou.
fen laiisn. ipns bas Wahstbum bsr
5ube giinitig beeinflubt. geiemclg fol-
man basfeibe 9Saar Stuhe apei Saae
bintereindneer ansisbsn, neil ods uHs
tsrlaiisn besShubpe5iels bas Wufs.
tbum Der 5iibe bemnt. Grobe ssiife
iln0 nos Ulert3eiden zines Iiebsnaniir.
oiaen IempernmeHts. Ulit hctxr Sas
islligsn5 begabtt perionen Isben MIDI.
auf ilsinen 5tibtn. 9aiien Sis es I'D,
nnr mi. 5leiB angslss,n isin, bic Gnt.
plflang Der Jiibs in bic greiie Ioras
lam gu forbern. nno lie neroen 5id,
iibtr5suseH. Dab bic Snislligens aars
dniomntiict nit Ddhit. Wenu WlSn.
ner uno 5rausn in bic 9iersiqer tom.
mtn. bIiiht ibnen ieooa oos aeneias
lame SdidioI. ins i5lfiih gu ipaff.n.
sSii es Do nift tauitnbmal beI5er uno
neitaas bebaslidser, iiber arobt Siif,s
81 Derfiiatn. Die f1bia iino, bic Der.
msbrte aOrpsriGft miibeios fcrisu6ss
tpesen21
5ammetffsifh NIT nei.
BEN Bphnen unb aartoFs
teln. ] pfunb speibe gobnsu .pe;c,.
man ON Sags DOR oem Gkbrnut, eiu
nnb fots iie am nnDeren aaoe cine
siunos I'M MeihtuniTer pcr Damn
brat man gsfuRb In Gtiidftn az.
Isnitisnss Sammslfltiit unb ! qiuno
IN grcbe Wiirfel sstkilten Wautipsf
con allen Seiten In gratfstt an aib.
be nbgegohtntn grbnen baau Ia!st
lno fiiIIt ] pat 'slelihbriifs aus
UouilloHiunrffIn boriibsr unb biinFst
,llts sins Stunos bel lngafomsm Hsus
Y. Wson gibt bann nch sin.n i Eel.
!tr bon In Glide gsi6nitttne Rarfor.
Fsln unb brei rsifs sntiernts asrIhn.t.
|sns 1omdisn basu unb hiinfte, nas
gsriHt tpsiter. Bic bic stortoff,ln
reid iinb. 5n Dsriieftsr h:bsr shiiI.
81 bssngt mon alIts su 1iI1.
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ge tier o ater.

~Was bat benn Der Sunee2"
Nm tlan GthtDips bab ih m an.
g'Nngt, oab er baboom net perratbn
tauz, ME bel / triutl4
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(6ortfekuneJ

'~~''I - JAA~f~ SAh.
~5bre Bangen fino nod INNER eis
mas blei4," bemertts Seinrib.
%, bas fhooet nihts." rief gbith.
Dix frifde Garbe pirb ba.b tpiessrs
fehren. 5aben gle bsreits pisle DON
uHFersn Reifsssfdbrtea tennsn ges
lernt2"
Rod gatemanb," CAB Seinrid, sur
Antnort. mid perlangt aud tpen:s
bana6."
sRun. Sbren aanbsmann, ben Oh.
ootdt 3aoet, tennen Sie ooch2 Gr bat
mir ben geitrigen 4bsnb, als if MID
nod fe9r ansegriffen fiibIte unb in
cine ihnermiitbgs Stimmuna aeras
then mar, febr better pertiirst. gr bat
du6 pom SRnen geiproAen,"
1gon mir2" frogte 5einrib er.
itaunt ~Gr fteqte fih mir Dpraeit.rn
abenb Dor unb fpruh NIT mir, bds
bsiBt er fudte ourd psrfhiebene ara.
gen feline Qeusieree au befriebiaen,
ipstter babe th nod nid3t bos Usraniis
cen sebdbt, nit ibm 5ufammen al Iein
unp id9 babe basfelbe fsbr ipenig enis
bebrt.~
~5abd.1 Heueierig iit er, dlIein bIs
bin i4 eigentIib audi fubr gbit1 Ias
6snb fort. sd m6hte DDn MIIen, Die
NIT uns retien, tpiftn, ipie fie beiben,
trer tie iiab uHb psSbGlb fiG mad
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5ausherr: raber 5err MnpsrIe, Ste
tommsn unrafirt in gefeGftaft? Das
1T bod Elm Wangel an an - On"
9aft: r4n 5ehn Gents"
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Gin profaif9er I2enfd.

9TH Pt o al DER WIen d.
5srr Waier (ber in 4frita NIT fei=
iler Jruu BON MiIben gefanaen uorbsn
ift): rgmalie, 4mdlie, penn man uns
nur rti6t perfpsi't"
.ubsr emmerid, bentit blu ihon
pieoer ans gFen24
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llufser fudt ebIt psrlSnli6f.it.
3! els iasn .ln aus issnsn Rlc)tsn btrauibsI.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29

A full pint Of cough syrup--as much
as you could buy for $2.50-can easily
be made at home. You will find nothing
that takes hold of an obstinate cough
more quickly, usually ending it inside Of
"a hours. Excellent, too, for Group,
whooping cough, sore lungs, asthma,
hoarseness and other throat troubles.
Mix one pint of graduated sugar with
- pint of warm water, and stir for 2
minutes. Put 2115 ounces of Pinex fifty
cents worthy in pint bottle, then add
the Sugar Syrup. 1t keeps perfectly.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours.
This is Just laxative enough to help
cure a cough. Also stimulates the appe-
tite, which is usually upset by cough.
The taste is pleasant.
The effect of pine and sugar syrup on
the inhamed membranes is well known.
Pinex is the most valuable concentrated
compound of Norway white pine extract,
rich in guaiacol and all the natural
healing pine elements. Other prepara-
tons will not work in this formula.
The Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe is
now used by thousands Of housewives
throughout the United States and Can
ada. The plan has been initiated, but
the old successful formula has never
been equaled.
a guaranty Of absolute satisfaction. or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, or will
get it for you. II not, send to The
Pinex CO.. Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29

fl00i figures from United States bureau
Of labor. 1872 quotations from averaging
current prices 81 a score OF retail stores.l
Can strict economy reduce the guam
tity OF these staple articles required
for fami, of hVe who wish to main
tain the buasted American standard
of livingT Let the high protection
lists try to do with less If they will.
But let them reflect that It is costing
them $l50 week more than 1t did
eight years ago for $4 worth of neces.
saries for the table-371b per cent in.
crease IN the span of two presidential
terms of Republican prosperity"
Have YOUR wages. Mr. Voter. kept
pace with this advance?
DO YOU see any reason for paying a
tariff tax of - per cent on eggs or %
per cent on beef or 63 per cent on
sugar.
Food food alone costs the average
family now wa per cent OF the total
family expense
The average cost OF food per family
in the United States has risen as fol
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29
DEFECTS In BATTLESHIPS.
Propeller Shaft Of the Connecticut
Cracked.

When the Connecticut was put
through the usual inspection in dry
dock at New York last week, it was
found that one of her propeller shafts
was cracked. A new shaft has been
ordered for the vessel.
The Nebraska, in dry dock at Bos-
ton, was found to have a crack in a
portion of one of her crank shafts.
A duplicate of this shaft is on the
Pacific coast. where the vessel was
built, and it will be shipped to Boston
as soon as possible. Probably it
will require sixty days to make both
Of these vessels ready for service
with the fleet.
The Navy Department now has
under consideration the matter of d
flagship of the commander in chief
of the Atlantic fleet in place of the
Connecticut. This has been referred
to Rear Admiral 0sterhaus, and
whether or not one of the reserve
vessels shall be placed in commission
for service as flagship upon his recon-
mendations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29
Fair; Warmer.

WAsHINeToN, Oct % 1870 A. AZ.
For Maryiand--Fair warmer tonight
wednesday fair, warmer east portion.
w. l.. MOORE.
Chief OF Weather Bureau.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29
WHY NOT ELECT
WOODROW WILSON
Chicago Post, Influential Repub-
IiCdn Paper, Asks Its Read
eTS a Leading Question
FRAUDS OF PRESENT REGIME.
Says the Tariff Has Been Too High
For a Generation and Must Be Low
cred.

Gays the Tariff Has Been Too High
For a Generation and Must Be Low
cred.
The Chicago Post, an influential In
dependent Republican newspaper. pro-
pounds this question 20 Republicans:
"Why not Wilson?
This question is addressed particu-
larly to Republicans
Governor Wilson suits the Demo-
Gratis down To the ground suits all
Democrats who are worthy TO be cali
ed Democrats. But i'm an emergency
ike this. why should not Wilson suit
large part OF the Republicans as
well?
"Why not Wilson?
Governor Wilson is a thoroughbred
American gentleman. not only In the
accident of birth, but in his every ideal.
impulse and principle. That should be
the first requirement of every presi-
Dental candidate
Governor Wilson is tried and
trustworthy executive. His brilliant
record as governor Of New Jersey
proves that
Governor Wilson is an eminently
sane and sensible man He is an emf
nently honorable man He has digni-
fed every place which he has held.
He has performed a splendid public
service by lifting the present cam
.paign out of the riot Of mudslinging
with which Roosevelt began It.
SIN every personal characteristic.
Governor Wilson Is equipped 10 be
any mans president, without regard
TO whether that man is a Democrat or
q Republican. What then. OF his po-
ntical qualifications?
Governor Wilson is and always has
been a sensible Democrat, but he is
not and never has been a silly. violent
partisan.
Governor Wilson stands for honesty
and efficiency in federal administra-
ton. So do all save those who profit
by graft and inefflciency.
Governor Wilson stands for the
curbing Of trusts and monopolies. So
90 all, except monopolists and their de
fender, Theodore Roosevelt
Governor Wilson stands for
prompt and steady downward revision
Of the tariff. SO do nine-tenths of the
people Of the United States.
Governor Wilson believes in more
radical tariff revision than do a large
number OF the rank and file of Re
publicans. But Governor Wilson Is
the only candidate who if elected will
permit the revision of the tariff at all.
'"The tariff has been too high for
generation. Is It not better to take a
chance at getting it too low-according
TO Republican Standardization TO let
the known frauds of the present re-
gime continue for another four years
to rob the public?
"why not Wilson, He will give an
honest, a dlgnified, capable admins
traton. He will respect the constltu-
ton He Will see that the tariff is re-
vised downward. He will curb trusts.
He will serve the people.
why not Wilson,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29
Had Tuberculosis
of Glands: Now Well

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29

President Taft vetoed bills reducing
the tarin an an such necesSarles of
life
vote to insure an honest revision OF
the tariff and a reduction OF your gro
Ger bills
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29
Sore
Throat
Not a
Trifling
AiInnent

On the contrary 1t Is very serious
affection because every person with Sore
Throat is in danger of Tonsilitis, Quinsy,
or Diphtheria and other serious maladies.
In fact these diseases are almost invari-
ably preceded BY Sore Throat.
The air we breathe, the food we eat, the
liquids we drink, all pass through the
throat, and If that is diseased infection may
be carried to every part of the system. 80
cure a Sore Throat often means to prevent
Diphtheria or one Of the other more seri-
Gus throat diseases. Curing Sore Throat is
TONSILINE'S special mission. Ii is
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for that one purpose. TONSILINE is the
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over a large part Of the United States.
TONSILINE is so well and so skillfuly
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Remember Is Sore throat is Ma C1
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