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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28
Nis gadctpoit.

Boltneiiter Utonfort muroe geitern
bonn Boit.Tepartement 6apon III
4enutniB geiegt, oaB one Bnfetpoit
nah Dem GusIanoe ON /. September
eingefiihrt lperoen piro uno BON Die.
lem Datum an Boitpadete nah oen
foleenoen Sdnoern geiauot meroen
fonnen: Seiterreift tllngaru 9elgieu,
Oanetuart, ,Sranfreid, BroBbritun.
nien, Den gtieoerlnloen uno gtor.
ipegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28
Die vCmls"
lie seitrige @eriammluns nabm Ell.
men ieGr frieSfertigen &erlauf.

Gic geitern Qbenb itatteebabte 8er'
iamnIung Der Witglieoer oes bieiigen
ygteIts" Der .G4pls nabrn pioer aaes
Grlparten anen iebr irieofertiqeflYer.
loui. Ger Snpreme Erdiioent oes
Groens, Sobn talbot BON Soutb
9eno, Sno., bate betanntlid tnfolgc
Der itiirmiihen 8orgarge IN Ser leB.
ten Sibung Der bieiigen rCtpls", ob
Der 8erfpdltirng Der Jinan3en burh
Die Supremes9eomten lid on 8ouper.
neur SarHon Inn poli3eilthen Sfut
gerpanot uno es rUaren am geitrigen
9lbeno aud 3fpei Bolijiiten in Der I'm.
mitteIbaren Rnf6orifaft Der eentrof
lurnbdue, no Die 8erlammIung itatt,
lamb, poitirt, iie bralthten jeooh niht
in 9Iftton treten, oa allies iehr bar.
moniih oerIief.
gtltBer BON ben 8oli3iIten tpuroc
Die 8eriannrlitng audi nod BON benz
Ronitabler Soon gronn, BON Dem
8erift oes syrieoensrid)ters Ri0oell
bnpaht, uno ferner beiano lid oltdj
nod Der ebeinalige Boli3etfef Sad.
Jon IN Der 9tahbarid)aft, um notbi.
genfaQs einen ldngeren 8eriht ilber
cine llnteriuhung Der sSiuan5en bes
Sroens unterbrelten 3u fonnen.
lie Qntpeienbeit oes aonitQblers
grctpn mar ourn bic g6atidhe Der.
urIaht, bab bon Seiten bes QlnpuIta
2ouis Binf uno bon >Sas. =. G'2oDS
Do: Irisoensrihter RiobeQ 6aftbe.
feblt tpegen angebliter trimineqer
gerleumoung gegen 8. R. gauIfielo
ben Supreme Srgani3er bes Or
oens, ben Suprsms : prdiiosntsn
3cLbott unp tinen iopsit ungsnann.
ten 0ritten srfpirtt poroen paren
ulo 3tpar duf 9runo Don 4ngriffen
Die in Der poriseu SiBuns oes bieiiger
o9teit5~ DER StplS gc9en Binf unb
S'Topb semdht puroen. Setretdr
4rtel bes bieiisen ~Peits" mar IS ie:
bod i'm leBten 2lugenblid gelungen
Die 9olftredung Der 6uftbefeble 81
pertinoern unter Der 8eoingung, oaF
geulfielo bic bon ibm gsmd6ten ge.
bauptungeu ipiberrisf uno oieIe 9e.
cinsung rpuroe aud i'm poQiteu Utas,
erfuut.
Haabem gaulfislo Iih entihuloig
bate, unterbreitete ods 5unfertommit.
tee, pelhss Die 5inan3sn beg Orbeni
in Soutb 8enb unteriuht bate, feiner
/ gerIht, Der po[lig nit ben uripriinsll
den Syeititeaungen Der 5srren BIN
uno S'9orpo iibersiaitimmte unb dui
tpsl6em srbelts. bag in Soutb BEN
nur fir flint Wdiien gsiorgt rpiiros
Ddraufbin unterbreiteten bic 6errer
gint unb G'Gono ibrsn 9sri6t, il
tpel6em Drdfioent cabot uno bi
ibrigen Supreme6eamten befhuibig
tpurben, nit ben 9eloern bes Sroens
neFsu idbrIihs gintiiufie fih auf $50,
600 belaufsn ioQen, in lsi5tIinnigt
ggeiie su pirtbIhaftsn. Der geri6
uurbe gutoeRiBen unb 5errn Bin
puroe in QnerteHnunq ieiner 8emu
bungen Die Summs bon $3.50 befpiQist
| Sn bem geriht nuroe unter gnoereu
Die abisbun9 oes Suprsme prdiioen
ten Sdlbot smpfobleu, cine Gmpfe6
lung, fpeldsr stnitimmi9 3ugeitimm
/ fpurbs
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0aperif6er 2lnterf. .-yereiu
Wapor 81. 6unt snm GGrcnmiialiec
ermGblt.

Ter gaDcriid)e llnteritiitunas. .8ers
elm bot 0as gelelantlidl ieines jiinglt
Gbgebnlfenen goItsieites gcgebene
geriprehen. Wapor $. Z. Sunt yum
Gbrenttifelieb oes 8ercins su er-
ipablen eingeI0it, inoen in Der aeitri.
aen Berfamnilung, Die unter benz
Boriit oes Serrn gloom Senoelboh
uno Der RrofofoIliiibrung oes Scrrn
Tnn Gugenbiebl itattiano. elm oies.
be5iigIiher Mntraa bes Serru anton
Glitfitetn einitinvinig angenonuneu
ipurbe. Bleif5eiti9 tpurbe Der BriIi.
bent, giBe.grdiibent unb Shaemeilter
OILS ausihui, ertoretL I'M Serrr
Silnt slt benahridlttgen uno ibm iein
Ttplom su iiberreiheu.
Die aranfenIiite ipies MIR stuei go.
tienten aui, oeuen Die iiblihe Inter
itiisung Don 81 nu3be3ablt rpurbe.
Ginen aroBen Ibeil bes 4beHbs
nabm bic geiprednng Der bonn Stnot.
nerbanb gemohten Grrpfeblungen
biuiihtIif Der 9erfaiiungs s.4menoe.
merits in aniprld). 8eiouoers iiber
Sns Qpens.Amen6ement ifiensn Die
Gniiften Der WitgIie5er ipeit ousein.
anoersugeben uub crit, nahoem Serr
8. Saefner oaroui bineepieien bate,
ooB Der Berein, 10 lunge er gum
SiooiDerbattoe gebore unb oenielben
unteritite, er uub oeiien gmpieblun.
gen befolgeu ioa, rpuroe elm 6iesbe-
5iiglider antrog NIT groBer Waiori-
tot grtgebeiRen.
Serr sSohn Gsfofier, Iber tpelhen
Der unterintningsausifuB giinitig
beridltet bate, prroe einitimrlig ols
weltgIie6 dufeenomnen un6 aud) ein-
gefiibrt.
Zen brei IeIegoten ;,un D..Q.
Staatsfonpent in sourgstonu, O.,
Serren Senbelbod,. 9nf)er uno Wohr-
harot, nuroen ie SIS aIs Reiieipeien
betuiIligt.
,sn Betreff bes bon oem ghotogrn.
pben Sermann Wiiuer onsufertigeu.
ben neten Tcreinsbiloes lpur6e berid).
tet, oaB nod eirc 4n3abl Mitslieoer
es peridiu1t bnben, ibr gilb nebmen
al laiIen. slus oieiem @runoe lpuroe
bic sSrtit arf 5tpei @ofen perldnsert.
bod miro nnh Iblal,f oieier 3eit Die
2ifte abiolnt geidloiien tperoen.
Gie 1riritees berihteten. oaB iia
aoiipons i'm Betrage bon $245 Elm.
faIiirt urb oen 0ereinsoermogen ei.
men neiien Bomb i'm 9etrose BON $500
susefiiet titten.
Dor Sdlub Der geridrnnlIuug
motte Der 9oriiser oarduf aufnterf.
fam, bnB in Der nddIIten @eriamm.
lung bic Domination Der geanlteii
itattfinbet uno Die Dhtglieoer lid, oes.
bolb ref,t sobIreih einfinben ioateu.
Die Gtnnabnen betr,iaen $31 10 uno
Die ausgaben S39.25.
Rah Der 8ertagiing Der 8eriarnur-
lung beeaben iih Die Mitglieoer nnd
benz 2ofale bes Serrn Senrp Saeiner,
9ibertp uuo Glm StrrBe, no Tie ein
bon oern olten WtitgIieoe Serrn ssonu
Moppel, Der iih iest in Soplin, Wo.,
befinoet, geltiftetes 5dbden auf oeiien
8eiunbbeit leerten unb babel auf ei-
nem BON .Dhnnla" Saefter 3nbereite.
ten ihmadbaiten 2un6 alle Gbre tpt.
oerfabren lieBen.
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lIngemiitblid)e AuHben.

Wlorris Gimptins, Rsitaarateur Don
BON SO. 428 4rmorp 4pe.. bate nit
5ipei unaemiiiblihen Gunben 5u ibun
ipeIhe friib stftern Wsorgen has go.
tai btraten, sipti .SanonihesA oBen
unb fih. obns btaablt 3u baben. snf.
fsxn<n tDoIIteu. GtmptinS bsisant
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4. unb 5. Gsptembsr in Columbus,
O., itattfinoeHben Staais sRonpentipn
eripdhlt iperbsn.
NdH Der 2esteren perben bic
Gountb Oclegaten am z. September
dbermals 5ufammentommen, I'm Elm
Dollitdnbiges gountpz unb 4ongrebs
5idst auf3uiteIlen.
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auf gegleidung Der 3efs, tporarf bic
Burihen iber ibn bsrfielen unb Jpn
adn3 furhtbar berpriigelten. Qlls Die
poliset eintraf, fparen bic aerIe psr>
fHnunben.
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Grunoeigent6aut u. Yauten.

sSm itaotiifen gauautt lpuroen ge.
iterr Die folgenben gauerInubniB.
iheine erlDirtt: ). $. Gorbes, 212'
Itoftges Bobnbalis, an ser Robs
nabe Der WcWiaan StraBe, $4,000,
). W. Sopfms, 212itodiges 8obn
baus an Der Gaiapette, nahe Der GIii'
ton glpe.. $1,000.
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Gin bIrnOer 9ettlcr bittct Inn eir
9LInoict. "
ogSas2 Cir moueu blino ieinl
llnb ge'tcrn iob id) Sic inn 4}art etuc.
3eitung Ieien"
Sic irreu lid! 9Sh babe mir nur1
oie giloer ougeIebcu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

8riluoIiher @eiteto.
&err: ngllio Geiu Mciiter iii ploe-
lith gcitnrben2"
2ebrbuhe: 50, fein 5er5 unb iei.
ne Sono bubeu ieit seitern aufsesort
su ihlasert.4
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Serr 5reo. Iltfe oeriudte itd ge.
itern gum eriten WtaIe ais 4lrftiona.
tor uno 3luar nit biibihem grfoIg.
Gr oeraltftionirte oas 1beobaIo Jels
geborige Isohnhaus, go. 62S Ri6ole
Roao, ino Oerfaufta es mir S3700.
Seute gtatmittag inn jtpei llbr miro
Serr Iute oas Gigeutbum go. 3243
-3245 Golerain 2loenue perauftio.
niren.
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NDlitiiHes.

SIN Blaine Club fanb ssitern eins
semeinidaftlihe Sibuns bes gretas
tiptommitises. bes anmpaene unb Jis
nGn5tommitees bss repubIitaniiden
geniraltommitiess ltatt. Die beDors
ftebenbe Rampagns purbe einsebnb
befproden unb bas admpoenetommiis
tee ipuroe ansenieien. nunmsbr sano
energif1 feine 5bdtisfeit su beainnen.
Jerner fuuroe nuf Donnsritds elm.
Werfdmmlung fdmmilifer Ganbioaten
oer repu6Iisaniften partei nah BEN
Blaine Club siHberufen unb in bider
9erfammluns iolIen osfinitipe ges
Ihliiiie mit ge5us auf bic beporfss
benbs Rompagne sur aufHabHe ses
ldueen.
4uBerbem ipurbe Der gountnpors
fiser Gtanlep Gtruble initruiri, fifj
INIT ben Woriisern Der gountptommits
teen BON Glermont, Butler. Clinton
unb Worren Gountp In 0<rbinbune
3u ieben. um bas Datum fir bie Rons
psniion feiisufeben. in tpelther Elm adns
oioot fur bds amt zines Rihiers b<s
aretsseritts nominirt tperben iolI.
Die Bull Wooie4 partei bon 6as
milton Gountn erlitB seitsrn einen
Aufruf CUR abtaItung elmer Ronpen=
tion am nd9ften Somftas Abenb in
Der Central 1urnbalIe. Sn berrels
ben foi1eH 130 9eiesaien 5u Der an
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
BIG DEAL IN NUMBERING
H. c. Rich Company Acquires Land
Around Manchester.

Manchester, Oct. 15.-The Fl. C.
Rich Lumber company who have
been buying large tracts of noun
tain land in this and neighboring
towns, have completed the deal
whereby they acquire the home farm
and buildings, including the saw
mill of Frank NJ. Walker. This COM
pany has acquired large stumpage
rights from the Somerset Land COM
pany who control thousands of acres
to the east of this town, and will at
once commence the erection of an
up-to-date saw mill with hand saws
for getting out dimension stuff.
The company will build over the
existing road up Lye brook and do
away with grades so as to get their
logs out by team. The new mill to
be erected will be at Manchester
Depot and near Mr. Walkers place,
and the Rutland railroad will com
mence soon the building of branch
line to connect with their mill. Mr..
Walker gives possession of his
home on the first of March.
The beginning of active operations
OF this company together with the
starting up of the new mill at the
Depot, now being put into running or
der will be distinct addition to the
industries of this town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
PERU

A. NJ. Lyon of Boston spent Sunday
with his parents, Dea. and Mrs. NJ b.
Lyon.
Mrs. f. G. Wyman has returned
from her visit with relatives in Ches-
ter and Keene.
Bernice Moffitt captured his third
bear on Friday OF last week. He Is
unusually lucky this year.
NJ. ]. Hapgood spent Sunday at
home. He will pay s25 for any buck
deer captured alive during the COM
ing hunting season.
Mrs w. b. Robinson returned to
her home in Natick, Mass, on Sat
urday. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. f. w. Simonds and
children of Ridgewood, N. j.
The pupils of the village school
will give a short musical program in
the village hall on Friday evening.
November 1st. Proceeds will be used
to purchase musical supplies for the
school. A social hour will follow the
program. Admission a dime
The children of the village school
who are perfect in their work in
spelling for the past month are,
Beatrice Russell, Maude Hewes, Hell
en- Rush, Irene Prouty, Maria Mofiitt
Lois Prouty, Lucy Jones, Percy
Moffitt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
RECEPTION TO COLLINS
Red sox Pitcher Royalty Received in
Home City

Burlington. Oct. 21-Ray Collins
resolved the glad hand last night up
on his return from the worlds SER
les. He arrived in Burlington on the
$40 express from Boston, and when
his train pulled into the station it was
greeted with the music of the Eagles
band. A large crowd of citizens and
students of the university of Vermont
were on hand to meet him.
Headed by the band, the procession
moved up College, Church and Pearl
streets to Rays home on Brookes ave
nue.. Frequent stops were made to
permit the college fellows to give the
cheers the occasion demanded. Ray
was seated with Simon l.. Platka, Al
derman M. j. Barnes and George w.
Hatch in an automobile driven by
Charles p Smith, jr., and during the
stops along the line of march many
of his friends came out from the
crowd to greet him.
At his home Collins made a short
speech, thanking those present for
the demonstration, and expressing his
disappointment in not being able to
bring home game. He said also last
evening that he was especially touch
ed because the enthusiastic reception
had come from his own townsmen.
tits different" he explained, ito get
a reception like this from people you
know" AS yet he has made no def
mite plans for the winter and is unde-
cided as to how long he will remain
in town.
Mrs. Collins accompanied Ray to
this city, but was escorted home by
her brother, John E. Lovely of Rut
land. who spent Sunday IN the city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
FOUR PAIRS OF TWINS
Tony Ciofii of Rutland Thinks His
Family Large Enough.


Rutland, Oct 15.-In the matter of
rapid increases in family there is lit
tie doubt but that Tony Cioffi and his
wife of 263 West street, this city,
hold the record in New England and
Tony is thinking some of challenging
the United States to announce any
thing better Last evening for the
fourth time in nine years twins were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ciotfi These
four sets, with some single ones
scattered along at intervals, bring
the family up to nine living Sous and
daughters, three having died. Tony
now says that he has enough.
Mary and Jennie, nine years Old.
head the list of pairs and Dominica
and Catherine, three and one-half
years, come next. OF Mary Romini-
ca and Michael, who arrived a little
more than year ago, Michael did
not survive, so one of the twin boys
who entered the family circle las,
evening was called Michael and The
other was named John.
Last year Tony smilingly refused
to think that three sets of twins were
too many but he has decided now
that the unique collection numbers
as many as he cares to welcome at
the present prices of bread and but
ter, to say nothing about shoes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
FREE NURSE OF BLAME
Mrs. Halght's Relatives Forgive Girl
Who Caused Her Death.

New York, Oct. 22.-After having
remained unconscious for twenty
four hours. Florence Harris, the
nurse who caused the death of Mrs.
Alice Haight on Sunday, when she
mistook oxalic acid for epson salts,
regained her senses early yesterday
morning. Questioners found her
mind a blank concerning the mistake.
Emotional amnesia" was her condi-
ton, according to the statement
from Dr. r. Oliver Phillips, chief con
sulting physician of the Homeopathic
and Maternity Hospital where Mrs.
Haight was patient.
Coroner lies said the hospital au-
thorities as well as Mr.. Haight and
the dead woman's relatives had alb
solved the young nurse from all
blame, and that expressions of praise
and sympathy for her were all he had
heard from any quarter. The Coron-
er said, however, that he would push
TO the limit his inquiry into the pres
ence of the poison so close to the
salts which it so clearly resembled.
The cooks at the hospital all FRO
tested that they used other cleaning
substances and the presence of the
poison remained an uncleared mys-
terry
"Why, only the other day." said Dr..
Phillips, zone of the doctors stained
his hands and wanted to clean them
with oxalic acid. He asked for some
and was told that the hospital never
kept it around. We simply cannot
understand how it go in
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
NORTH HoosIcK

Mrs. Ira Bull is on the sick list.
Mrs John WEIGH was in Benning.
ton Tuesday.
Albert Spear of Scotia was home
over Sunday.
Mrs Calvin Marsh spent Saturday
in Salisbury
Mrs John Mcclure spent Tuesday
in Bennington.
James Cathcart has gone TO Cana
da for two weeks.
r. f. Allen has returned from a
business trip in Troy.
George Grogan has been confined
to his home by illness.
Louis Kipp and son Howard spent
Sunday in Hoosick Falls
Herbert Allen of North Adams
spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss Emma Allen of Schenectady
spent Sunday at her home here.
George Harrington ahl family
spent Sunday in West Hoosick.
Mrs. Potter of Williamstown spent
Sunday with Mrs. James Cathcart.
Mrs. Ladd and daughter Bessie
spent Sunday with Mrs. James Cath
cart.
Mrs. Ernest Washington and daugh
ter are spending few days in Peters
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Surdam were
the week end guests of Mrs. Newell
Masten.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Flynn and Mr..
and Mrs. p ]. Flynn visited last week
in State Line.
Mrs. Frank Howard was the guest
of Mrs. BENJAMIN Sudgen of Hoosick
Falls Thursday.
The NJ. f. church will hold a clam
chowder supper in the church Tues
day, October %.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Conors have
been two weeks the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ward.
Mrs. William Griffs and son Clar-
ence have returned to their home in
Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Frank Fredrickson and son of
Hoosick Falls were the recent guests
of Mrs. John Conors.
The district No. 9 school closed
Friday on account of business which
detained the presence of the princi-
pal.
Hugh Morrison has returned from
a very successful hunting trip
throughout Salem and vicinity.
Among his miscellaneous collection
was a fox Weighing eleven pounds.
1t was decided at the Epworth
League business meeting Thursday
night that the young people would
have the privilege of holding socials
once a week during the winter sea
son in the church parlors. Games
for the young peoples enjoyment will
be furnished by the following COM
mittee: Miss Kate Straub, Mrs. Rob-
ert Mooney and James Fairburn, Jr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
WIFE PROUD OF MARTIN

"Just Like Him." She Says, of Man
Who Caught RooseveIt's Assailant
Detroit, Oct. 16.-"That's just like
him. He would never think of fear
or self-preseryation under those cir
cumstances, and, besides, he is a
great admirer Of Col. Roosevelt, "
said Mrs. Ebert E. Martin. wife of
Col. Roosevelts stenographer. when
told that her husband had distinguish
ed himself by oyerpowering the ex-
presidents assailant before a second
shot was fired.
Mrs Martin is visiting relatives
here. Mr.. Martin is well known in
Detroit. He was a prominent mem
Der of the IL class of the Detroit
College of Law.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
HONOR AGED MAN
St. Adams Business Men Call on r.
J. Houghton on His 91st Birthday.

st. Adams, Oct 1S.-Several bust
ness men of this city this morning
made a short call on Francis j.
Houghton, the occasion being Mr..
Houghton's 9lst birthday.
For many years Mr.. Houghton has
been prominent citizen of St Al
bans. He was born in Guildhall in
1921, and came to st. Adams about
1881. Today his health is as good as
might be expected for one of his age.
He reads without the aid of glasses
and still writes an excellent hand.
Those who visited him this morn
ipf rledged themsely es to make an
annual visit until Mr.. Houghton is
100 years old, after which they will
again pledge themselves.
The herald., 1912-08-29

I met me a weird and haggard man
Whose eyes were wildly bright
They cleaned as the glittering starlets
can
On bleak and frosty night.
20, what is the matter and what h
wrong?
And what can It be?" cried.
He sat him and groaned me a doleful song
While 1 might not leave his side:
"Now, I ha' made me a Morris Chair,
Ha' made 1t WI plank an tools
I ha' made II WI saw an WI bit an
square,
BY the arts-an'-erafty rules.
An It will not stan UP an 1t will not lie
down
Though I reason WI It. though I curse
An painted IT, too. in G walnut brown!
o, weary-me-weary-m
''Hark! ha' sawed me the one inch
plank
An planned me the pieces fine;
The nails 1 ha' puttied where'er they
sank;
followed the dotted line.
An It will not behave like Morris Chair,
An I'm weary an worn an cannot
sweari
o, ary-me-weary-me-O!
''Now. I ha' begged Of my Morris Chair
That It may at least stand still,
But one leg is ever up in the air;
1t wobbles WI might an will.
An I sat in 1t once an It threw me
thence
Though 1 gripped It an put up a self
defence
An tits useless to swear, 30 won't COM
mencei
o, weary-me-weary-me
I hurried away from the haggard man
Whose eyes were wildly bright;
I feared he would give me the haunted
plan
Which never can leave the sight
For he who once looks at the fair de-
signs
For making the Morris Chair
viii puzzle for aye DER the simple lines
Until tits no use to swear.
The herald., 1912-08-29

Speyer, four shares: F. W Sweet, four
shares. Witnesses ). Wolf j. Lehman
ROBERT Z. O'CONNOR. Not Pub
/, the undersigned recorder OF mortgages
in and Tor the parish OF Orleans. state Of
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation Of the
HauSer Printing Co. was this day duly re-
corded in my Office, In book 1893, folio 3lJ.
New Orleans, July Is, 1872
Siguei EMILE LEONARD u p
|, the undersigned notary public certify
that the above i Il true aud correct copy of
the original act Of incorporation of the
ltau>"r Printing Co, and OF the certificate
or The Recorder 81 Mortgages on file and ~
record in my uotlrial archives
ROBERT T.. O'CONNOR, Not Pub
july - aug l : - - -
The herald., 1912-08-29
How He Escaped.

II understand" says the special cor.
respondent to the long, lank, bewhisk-
cred native Of Adams county, o., that
you are the only man in your section
who was not indicted for accepting
a bride for his vote at the last cleo
ton"
That's right, sir" replies the ma.
tive.
Would you object to telling me
your reasons for not taking a bride ?
You see, you being the only man who
didn't sell his vote. anything you have
to say will be-"
Il didn't know a darn thing about
'em buyin' votes. was up In Logan
county visitin' my sick son, an missed
the election"
The herald., 1912-08-29

PANY.
limited STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF I,OJJISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Be 1t known, that on this twentieth day
of the month OF August, In the year, one
thousand. nine hundred and twelve; before
me. Robert Legier, a Notary Public, duly
commissioned and qualified In and Tor the
Parish of Orleans, State OF Louisiana, aIore-
said therein residing, and in the presence
Of the witnesses, hereinafter named ana I'M
dersigned; personally came and appeared I;
the persons whose names are hereunto SUD
scrfbed. who declared that availing them
selves Of the provisions of the laws OF this
State. relative to the organization OF cor,
and do, by these presents, covenant ana
agree. bind, form and constitute themselves,
as we'll as such other persons as may mere
after ioin or become associated with them,
into a corporation and body polite In law,
for the object and purposes and under the
agreements and stipulations, foliowing,~ to-
wit:
The name and style Of this corporation
shall be the RIVER FRONT TANK STOk-
AGE COMPANY, and under that name 1t
shall have and enjoy all rights, advantages
and privileges granted by law to corpora
lions 1t shall exist for a period OF ninety
nine wears from the date hereof; IL shall
have mower to contract, sue and be sued In
its corporate name, to make and use q cor
porate seal and the same to break or alter
At pleasure; to hold, receive. purchase, con-
yey. mortage hypothecate or pledge prop
erfy. real, personal or mixed to Issue bonds,
noes and other obligations; TO have and
The herald., 1912-08-29
"BloW Il Out"

Little c. G., two years old, was play.
ing in the south room and gradually
the sun came through the window and
shone in his eyes. He blinked and
showed that he did not like the glare
and he said to the man playing with
him: Il don't like it," What shall
We do?" asked the man. and the re-
ply came, BLOW 1t out; blow 1t out"