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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-07
The Pulse wateh.

Among the ingenious devices for the
physician may be mentioned q watch
constructed ON the stop" principle
whsreby the number Of pulse beats per
minute may be indicated A push but
ton h pressed At the beginning Of the
count and again at the twentieth pull
0ation. when the number Of beats per
minute h shown on u dial without the
necessity for calculation. Still another
push ON the button brings the counter
back to the starting point In the ordi-
mary msthod Of taking the pulse the
observer II obliged to do two things At
the came t1me-count the beats and
ksep hi eye on the second hand Of his
watch. with the pulse watch only one
oparataon = necessary. the counting Of
tAe pulaation up to twenty. when the
push button 10 pressed.-New York
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act

He Ito second wife)-I am glad to
b in this charming spot once more.
She-I thought you were here ON
your bridal tour with your first
wife.
He-Yes. but was so much in love
I never saw the landscape.
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Noturo.

Mature.
1--WE say that nature In blind" says
John Burroughs in the Atlantic. 'but
she has no neetI Of eyes. she tries all
courses. She has infinite time. infinite
power. Infinite space. and so tar as our
feeble minds can see her delight Is to
play this game OF blind mans bun over
and over to all eternity. Her creatures
get life and the Joy and pain that life
brings. But what Is augmented or de-
pleted or concluded or satisfied or full
filled who knows1"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-07
PRESIDENT ANXIOUS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-President
Taft conferred today with Secretary
Of State Knox. secretary Of War Stim-
ton and Attorney general Wickersham
over the situation In Mexico. All the
presidents morning engagements were
deferred until he had talked this mat.
ter over with his cabinet advisors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-07
BATHING Fer Beauty,

Bathing Fer Beauty.
For a very dry skin the Greek bath
is most soothing. Mix seven ounces Of
pure olive oil with one ounce Of iaven-
der water and rub 1t we'll into the en-
tire body after the hot bath while the
body Is still warm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-07

A storage battery Illuminated cleo
trio sign has been invented to be worn
on the arm OF a person selling refresh
ments in theaters or other public
places.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-07
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
ny DR.. r. J. ALLEN
f0od Spscaalast
A LESSON FROM THE SHAk.
ERS.

The Shakers, who are distsn-
su'shed by simplicity In diet ~
we'll as In other things, have a
great lesson to teach the Amer
lean people In that particular, II
not In others. The Oneida com
muntty adopted about 20 chill
dren, having mono Of their own,
and all reached maturity, cir
cumstance we'll worthy os note.
The children were fed aione, on
simpler and more wholesome
diet than that eaten BY the ad-
uits, and the natural con-
sequence followed, immunity
from those diseases that carry
OF 20 large 4 percentage of In
fants and children. Sanitary
conditions in general have much
to do with the heaIth Of chit
dren, but Vital resistance de-
ponds upon nutrition, and the
excessive mortality Of infants,
In summer, especially, 10 due
chiefly to bad feeding. We have
seen coffee, ten, white bread,
pie and cake fed to children by
people who knew that there 10
4 doubt ~ TO the wholesome
ness Of those things, ~ every
one must know who eoado the
newspapers.
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City Statistics


Births.
To Mr. and Mrs. Steven Svarckob.
7S2 North Fourteenth street, first
child. q son, Steven Syarckob, Jr.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tunis.
sixth child, a daughter. Esther Ora
Fox Tunis.
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CHIHUAHUA IN REVOLT.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 7.-Al Chihua-
hua 10 In revolt and has declared for
provisional president Amelio Vasques
Comes, according to authentic reports
received here today. Despite Gen, Gro
zco's pledge of loyalty he 10 said to
have been aiding the rebels who are
said to have captured six towns and
the captured garrison are said to have
joined the rebels. In a battle between
rebels and federals the latter were de-
feated with the loss Of 81 killed. Reb-
els have sacked and burned two towns.
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c., n
contest Miss Louise Eonds eleven of
is
pon appear
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GAINESVILLE plows
will give you the
: most thorough pull
verization Of the soil
possible with O.
piow alone.
They will put your
ground into better
condition for furth-
er cultivation than
amy other plow mads.
They win prove Il
In your fields or
your nefghb BIO o
fields Just - they
have done In thous-
ands Of fields among
the proEre ssfve
farmers Of the west.
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Picking, the only capital In the
world without . street car system. soon
10 to have an electric line.
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Mexicans Still Rampant-l3
Caught on u. S. Soil,
Arrested.
(Nat,crs, News Association)

(NAtionao News A0S0ciaet0n)
EEL PASO. Tex. Feb. 7..-Thirteen
Mexican insurrectos. armed and noun
ted, who crossed into u. 8. territory
near Nora. N. NJ. early today. were
captured by United States soldiers do
ing patrol duty. and were later brought
to this city. They are charged with
neutrality violation.
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The tendency has been toward
ownership and controi of such facil-
tiles by railroads" the report says,
cor by these and steamship lines act
ing in conjunction with, them, a
practice not conducive to healthy
competition on the cheap handling
OF, freight. While many communi-
ties, including several OF the larger
cities, are awakening to the import
ance of freeing commerce from this
handicap, by municipal or other
public ownership or control of docks
and terminal facilities, there is
much remaining to be DONE"
Senator Nelson, chairman of the
commerce committee, who is looked
upon as the father of the continuing
contract system, which has been of
benefit in establishing
comprehensive policy of water
ways improvements, Is enthusiastic
in support Of these new departures
in the river and harbor bill and
hopes to see the-b signed by the
president as it will pass the SEN
ate.
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NOTICE FOR REPUBLICAN PR.
MARY ELECTION JUNE
4, 1912.

Whereas, the Republican State
Central Committee for the State of
West Virginia has called a primary
election to be held throughout the
state on June 4th, 1912, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates
for state Offices, and the Congress
ional Committee for the First Con-
gressional District has provided for
the nomination OF candidate for
Congress, from said district, at said
primary, and the Judicial Circuit
Committee for the Thirteenth Judi
cial Circuit has provided for the
nomination of candidate for Judge
OF said circuit, at said primary. and
the State Senatorial Committee for
the Twelfth Senatorial District has
provided for the nomination of a
candidate for State Senator from
said district, at said primary.
Therefore, pursuant to a. resolu-
ton Of The Republican County Exec
utive Committee of Harrison county,
passed on the 4th day of March,
1912. and amended on the SOth day
Of April, 1912, notice is hereby
given that at the general primary
election to be held throughout the
state Of West virginia, on
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HhR}0R
Bib lis ole d. Importance
and Will Probably
@ .Ss0n Pass.

WAEEIINGToN, D. c., May Ia
The river and harbor appropriation
hill. reported by Senator Nelson.
from the Commerc committee of the
upper branch of Congress is, in
mny ways, the most. important
measure the committee has recon-.
mended in years, as it urges legisla-
ton that can not help but prove of
a far-reaching character.
In extending the scope of the
usual Investigations on the part of
the engineers which are required in.
order that Comprehensive reports
may be made on the same, the com
mittee emphasizes the position taken
by the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress early in its history, that
of fixing time limit for the compile
ton of some of the large projects in
order that the public may be pre-
pared to usetbe harbor or waterway
thus improved. The bill, however,
goes farther than any similar meas
ure appropriating money for rivers
and harbors as it calls up the chief
engineers Of the army and the board
Iof engineers for rivers and harbors
to report to Congress, sin which
shall be included a preliminary re-
port not later than December IL,
! 1919, upon the saving, as we'll as
other advantages, which can. be ac-
complished by the adoption of the
Scortinuing contract system, the
rapidly with which projects should
be completed, upon methods of
Standardization by which the wa
/ terways of the country may be i'm
proved uniformly in proportion to
their capacity" To enable the
board of engineers to properly Sc
IIcure this information an appropria-
/ tion of 100000 is made. While
this is decided step forward the
commerce committee is. not content
to stop there but requires that there
shall be inquiries made into both
private and public terminals, and
transfer and dock facilities contigu-
Gus to the waterway to be improved.
The question of terminals has
been one of very great Importance
ever since the adoption of the pres
ent system Of treating the water
ways of the country, for one of the
most serious handicaps to water
transportation. has been the lack OF
public dock facilities at reasonable
rates and within reach of all desIr-
ing to use them.
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dacy and pay the assessment refer
red to in said resolution.
The ballots shall be printed and
distributed in the manner, and shall
be of the form prescribed in Section
10, of the Rules and Regulations
adopted by the Republican State
Central Committee.
The primary election shall be
conducted by the three commits
sioners and two clerks, and at the
voting places, respectively, as fol-
lows. to-wit:
(To be hereafter publlshed.l
The polls shall open at z o'clock
on the morning of the election and
be kept open until SHUTDOWN OF that
day. T-,s
Said primary election shall be
held under the provisions and in ac-
cordance with the terms of Chapter
60 of the Acts of the Legislature
of West Virginia, session 1891, and
of Chapters Of the Code of West
Virginia, in so far as the same are
applicable, and the rules and regu-.
lations of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee and of said County
Executive Committee.
Only the persons possessing the
qualifications prescribed in Sections
81 and 80 Of the said state Rules,
and Regulations shall be permitted
to vote at said election, and then
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JUNE 4TH, 1912

there be nominated by the Repubfi-
can voters of Harrison county, can
didates for the following county of.
fees:
Judge of the Criminal Court,
sherifr of the county,
Prosecuting Attorney
Two members of the House OF
Delegates,
Assessor,
County Commissioner,
County Surveyor;
And candidates to ill the Offices of
Justices of the Peace, Constables
and presidents and Members of
Boards of Eductaion in the several
magisterial districts OF the county,
to be Allied at the general election 20
be held next November.
And that there be elected at the
same time Republican copnty Ex-
ecutive Committee for Harrison
county, the members to hold their
Offices for the term of four years, be-
ginning July 1, 1912 said commit
tee to consist of two members for
each magisterial district.
The name Of no person shall be
printed upon the ballots to be voted
at the said primary election whs
has failed, Within the time specified
by said resolution, and heretofore
advertised, to announce his candi-
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DEEDS FILED
In the Office of the Clerk
of the County to Be
Recorded.

j. T. Harbert to E. NJ Robinson, 3
acres of coal, Eagle district.
Emaline Hurst to Sarah E. Flan-
;gan, 8 acres, Sardis district
William Gray to Minnie on. Holden,
/ lot Bridgeport.
o. A. Amman to Wilson and Denni-
SON Company lots, city.
o. A. AMMAN to Mary G. Wilson.
/ lot, city.
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Object of suit.

The object Of this suit Is to obtain
a divorce from the Bonds Of Metrl
mony heretofore celebrated, ana now
existing between the plaintif, Isaiah
D Ayers, and the defendant Nora i.
Ayers.
And in appearing from an afIiday't
filed in said cause, that Nora .. Ayes
is a nonresident Of this State, It
ordered that she do appear within
one month from the date OF the frst
publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect her intere
herein.
Given under my hand this the 2ssh
day of April. 1912.
I. WADE CoFFsAS, Clerk
JOHN G. SOUTHERN
Counsel for Plaintiff
Notieo 10 Take Dispositions.
In the Circuit Court OF HaFriaoc
County, State Of West virginia.
To Nora E. Ayers
Take notive,that the dispositions 81
myself and gundry other Mitnesse1
will be taken at the law ota = 81 John
c. Southern, s2s Con Building, in die
City of clarksburg. Harrison coun
West Virginia on tie 2Oth day 81
June, 1912 between the hours 81
o'clock, A. N! and 6 O'clock ?. u. 10
be read in evidence upon the hearlas
OF the above styled cause. IN behali
Of said Isaiah D. Ayers,
II from any cause the taking Of the
same shall not be commenced, OF be-
ing commenced. shall not Be com
pleted on that day, the taking Of the
same viii be adjourned from day 10
day at the same place and between
the same hours until they are com
pletsd.
ISAIAH ID AYERS
By Counsel
JOHN c. SOUTHERN
Counsel Tor plaintiff
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JOHN G. SOUTHERN
Counsel COT plalntiil
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Cecil W. Davis. to Grace L and
Mary j.. Rose, lot, Hartland addl-
tion, city.
Anna Freeman to Ira l. swlger, /
lot, Lee street, city.
Truman A, Howell to Asa A. Bar
nett, lot stealey Heights.
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only upon compliance with the re-
quirements of said sections, when
the right Of the person to vote is
challenged.
Given under our hands this 4th
day of May, 1912.
A. K. THORN.
Chairman.
1. WADE COLEMAN
Secretary,
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CLARKSBURG PRESSING Co.
100 n. Third st.
LEANING, REPAIRING, PRESSING
Phones:-Home, 4G9. Ben, 718-J.
Residence, Ben 8e-J.
SUMMONS.
State Of west virginia.

State Of West Virginia.
To the sheriff of Harrison County.
Greeting
You are hereby commanded to sum-
mons Nora E. Ayers to appear before
our Judge of our Circuit Court Of
Harrison County, at the Clerks office
of our said Court at Rules, to be held
therein for said Court on the first
Monday in June, to answer a bill in
Chancery exhibited against her in
our said Court by Isaiah D. Ayers,
and have then there this writ.
Witness. l. Wade coffman. Clerk o.
our said Court, this the goth day Of
April, 1912, and in the 10th year Of
the state.
/. WADE CoFFBEASl, Clerk.
Order Of Publication.
State of West Virginia.
At Rules hold in the office OF the
Clerk Of Circuit Court Of Harrison
County, on Monday the 2sth day OF
April. 1912, the following order was
entered.
Isaiah D. Ayers, W
vs.. in chancery, y
Nora p Ayers.
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William G. Fullerton, Of Hunt
ington. is here on a brief visit.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
ass tote Sim.
er8dbhins bon 6r. o. siibnc.

Ssnrp 8rOpn I6ritt nit iebr
nobosntliher Miene bic Yortu9oI
Street in 2onbOn binouf, Ieinsr
@obnung gu. BORT angetommen,
IieB er ii9 in feinen 2ebnftubl fals
len, itiiBts ben 8opf in Die 9nnO
ulb blidte unberponbt Dor fi9 niez
Der.
60 IoB er eine gon5e @iertelftuns
be lang Oa. GnbIi9 fling er an, DOr
fi9 bin gu niden, unb feline @ebnn=
Ten begannen fi9 gu orbnen. Die
leBten grfunOigungen", murmelte er
beoG9tia, .tonnteu tsin giinftigeres
Grqe6nis baben. 8ei Der nOtigen
umIi9t pirO ii9 nIles programme
mGBtg ob1pielsn. @ie man li9 in
Teinem Otter bod nod enttpidelt!
0ie ganSen Iansen Sabre WinteIaO>
botat unb &otertsilsr fir einen
S9illing, jeBt auf einmal i'm Be-
9riffe, felbit ols unternebmer aufz
5utreten. nnb in mas fir elmer
Angelegenbeit! @s lisgt gona Bel
mir, Ob id mid nit fiinftauienb
pfunb begniigsn, OOer OBJ i4 5ebns
tauIenb DOer apdnaistauTenb einz
beimIen mill. Am be1ten tpirb es
fein, ib pGbIe bic goIbene Mittel=
ftraBe - 3ebntoufenb pfun6. Oie
rei9en nit benz bereits 3ufammen>
gefpnrten bolltommen bin, Inn meis
men 10 lange beimli9 unO febnTii4z
tig genGbrten Munf9, mid BON mei=
ner bisberigen l1mgebung unbemertt
in elm getpiFes tleines 9aus in
@entnor ouf Der SnIel Migbt 3u>
riid3u3ieben nnb ni9ts, gar ni9ts
mebr gu tun, our Musfibrung brinz
gen au t0nner. Men tperbe t9 mir
aber our 9ilfe pdblen? Sd bente,
meme treffIi9en Jreunbe Sim unb
Bob perben fi9 pObI om beften
ba3u eignen.
Gr berfont pieber in tiefes Sim
nen. Damn ftanb er pI0BIi9 auf,
lief bic Sreppe binob gu Der i'm
@rbgef9DB befinbli9sn 8ierpirt=
f9aft unb erbdt fi9 bonn Mirt ben
S9liiHel 3ur Selephon3elle.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

2lm anberen Sage nabm Der omts
li9e 2ei9enbef9ouer ebenfalls 9er3s
i9lag als SobesurIa9e an. 9enz
nod Itellte bic 2ebensDerfi9erungss
geIell19aft, pel9e Bropn troB Ieiner
Seelenf9msraen ioelei9 BON Dem Sos
oesfalle 3u unterri9ten ni9t pergeTen
botte, bas MnTu9en, ibr bic 2ei9e
3tpeds elmer Settion gu iiberlaHen.
Oa Tie nod ibren Stntuten, pl0bli9e
SobesfdlIe betreffen6, bo3u bere9tigt
mar, tonnte 8ropn 1i9 ni9t tpeigern.
Die @ettion erfOlgte aud. Die
angenpmmene SObesuria9e, aIio
Seraf9Iog, funb ibre bolle geitGtis
eung. Sbne tpeitere 8eonftonbung
mics barauf Die 2ebensberfi9erungsz
ge1ellf9uft 8ropn bic pereinbarten
finftaufenb pfunb Sterling an.
Begroben tpurbe Der orme Sim
8oter ouf benz Srieobofe bon Hi9z
monb. 8ropn IisB. bebor er nnb
0entnOr auf @igbt iiberebeIte, nod
bos @rob f90n einfahen unb einen
prG9tigen Stein nit Der SnI9riTt
erri9ten: n9ier rubt mein better
Sreunb, mein unDergeBliAer Sim
Boter."
Guffollenb fpor iebo6 bic Gats
fade, bob fpGterbin Ofters Sim Batter
in Der @Gmmeruns fein eieenes @rob
oufIu1te unb troumberIoren Dor fi9
bin nidenb murmslte: sd perbt
fi9er nod bunbert Sabre aft. Denn
bic Sotgefaatsn leben ia betanntIi9
om ldngiten."
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

meii,:, es follte einsm geTdidten,
uni 6tigen Monns ni9t i9per fal=
len, li9 einen 8erforbenen. pie i@
i'm brau9s, nod Dor Der 9ei4enz
i6ou 3u 1iGern porber oesipegen,
bamit er benz 2ei9enbsI9duer etpas
bon Der 9eltimmung Der 2side bDs
rem ldBt, uno OieTer Iomit feline
Sa9e ouBeror0entIicb senou nimmt.
Dem in Heoe Itebenben sef4idten,
dmIi9tigsn Manne lam nit Der ins
auge gefaBten 9sl9offung Deri4ie=
Osne Mo9sn, ipenn es iein muB, ios
gar Monats 3eit geloFen peroen."
Bob fling an gu begreifen. gOielen
eef9idten, umIi9tigen Munn foI
ppbl i9 abgeben?"
sd baltic sic in Der Sat fur
ben ri4tigen Monn oa3u. mein Stez
ber."
r3par Elm tpenig eruielig. Miiter
8rotpn. 4ber um ben Preis MAIDEN
nir's. Diefe gan3e sebeimnispolls
@ef9i9ts nimmt mid iiberbaupt. ie
ldnger i9 fs bsbente, INNER mebr
fir fi9 EN-"
,S9Dn, mein 2ieber. Do9 peiter.
Die 8ef0rberung BON AnotDmieleiz
den finbet, nie betonnt, allgemein
in gsnDbnli9sn aiften, bic nur init
8Ge9 orsgsf9Iagsn finO, ftatt. SoS
gar bic Gifenbabn, Die bod Ionit fir
2ei9en Mstollfarg, in 9OIaIarg einz
gefaloTen, 8eeleiter, benDrDIi4en
2ei6enpoB, @orousbe3obIuns elmer
boben @onberfro9t unO bereleiAen
forbert, bef0rOert MnatOmislei9en in
fpl9en &iften ouf einfa9sn 5radts
brief gu bilIi9em SaB unO Dbne auf
DEMONSTRATING gu beiteben. Sd
babe seb0rt, baB bas ou9 duf benz
gan3en Sentiment 70 gebonbbobt tpirb.
Gigentiimli9, bod mir pollen uns
bariiber ni9t tpeiter oufreger. ST.
benfolls 1ollte es unter 8eriidii4tiz
gung bisfer l1mitdnbe meinem gez
f9idten, umii9tisen Monne, alfo
Sbnen, Treunb Sob, unteritiiBt BON
etnem 3~tpeiten geI9idten, umfi4tigen
Monne, ben SreunO Sim fpieIen
pirb, ni9t i9per fallen, ben ans
gebli9 fir cine ouspdrtige Anatomie
beftimmten @~ertorbenen ni9t auf
einsn 8abnbof ionbern ftillf4pei=
genb anberspobin gu Derbringen.
l1nD 5tpar mDgli9t bolO mad Der
2ei9snf9au. 9amit tpGre allies sez
tpDnnen."
.Mtifter 9ropn, bic @eT9i9ts nirb
Happen, fast i9," beteusrte Bob.
LIMB Srsun6 Sim bilft feinen eigez
men ee~ftpr6snsn Qeib nit b%efDrbern!"
fagte 8ropn. LIMB befu4t fpdter
nod 9er3ensIuft fein eigenes @rab."
Sob fling an tpieber unbGnoig gu
Io9en. yunUergIei9Ii9 famoier Sc
oonte."
rDas mir borbaben", fubr 8ropn
fort, rldBt ii3, pie i9on ongebeutet,
aber ni1t BON beute duf morgen
bur9fiibren. Wtr brau9en pielleidt
3psi, unter lmItdnben Orei Monate
ba3u, ou9 einen anberen S9ouplaB
ols meme liebe portusalfreet bier.
Soft unb uuntertunft, pie ibr es in
curem 2eben nod ni9t sebobt babt.
perbet ibr pdbrenD Der ganaen 3niz
f9en3eit in Der Mobnitdtte, na4 pelz
der i9 peraiebe, umfonit erboIten."
.8rabo!" rief Bob. n@s tommt
ia INNER beferIl"
rQusse8ei9net" betrdftigt Der ieBt
Quh fhmunaelnDe Slim.