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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-04
MADAGASCAR BLOW.

FAKES, Nov, 30.--A cyclone swept the northern coast of Mada- gasear yesterday, Is the report from the French colonial ministry today.
 Communication has been interrupt ed, and the extent of the damage is not known. The French steamer Salszie was driven ashore during the gale. All passengers were say. cd.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-04

A New York court holds that moving picture shows arc not ne- cessi,y. Evidently that judge has no children in their teens.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-04

Geo. o. Ford. president of the mining company that bears his name and his secretary. J. s. Swan, are in the city from Mineral Point dis triet. closing up business affairs pre- paratory to starting work on their mines during the week.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22
Upadek u~ciekajacego
CZfOWieka

sprowadza chorobe zo}qdks, wa
troby i merck, tax samo jak lnni
ludzie W podobnych rezultatach
Aawiedzeni brakiem apetytu, b6'em
krzyza, nerwowo6ci9, b6Iem g}o.
wy, zmeczeniem, ocieza}oscia o.
g6lnem zrujnowaniem. Niema
jednak potrzebY takiego nicdoma-
gania, jak to stwlerdzi} T. d.
PEBBLES. Henry, Tenn. ,,SzekG bu"
telek Electric Bitters" pisze on
wleceJ uczyni}y do danja mi novel
SHY i dobrego apetytu, n1z w~szyst~
k,e inne lekarstwa zo}adkowe jake
uzywa}em." Pomagaia kazdemu.
Niedorzecznoscia Jest cierple6, gdY
to siawne lekarstwo pomoze wan
"a pierws7a dawka. Spr6bujcle.
Tylko so cent6w " apiece M. J
Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22

dowiecle sic Wy, to i WASH
przy]aciele o tenn beda wiedzieli.
Jezeli cierpicie na jax4kolwiek
chorobe, jesli jestescle cs}abieni
i wyciehczeni, zniecheceni do
zycia, wYpe'nljcie kupon poe
missy, lub naplszcie do DR..
James w. Kidd, Fo-t Wayne,
Ind, i skorzystajoie z tel ofertY
neutrality-suspicious.
Posle VAN take wraz z prob.
mem lekarstwem moja ksiazke =
,,Prywatny Przewodnik Medycz~
n.y." ksiazke o 100 stronach,
opisujaca W zwyczajnych s}o-
wach $50 r6znych chor6b, lch
p~rzyczyny, objawy i sposoby
l%eczenia. M6wi ona, jak zapo~
biedz chorob'e, jak mezczyzni
trace swe zdrcw'e i jak MONA
wyleczYc sic " doma bez dokto-
ra. Posle ia chetnie kazdemu,
by wiedzia} jak zyc i jak zdro~
vie zacho xa6, je6ll mi opisze
swoje dolegliwosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22
DlcazegO Robbie te Oferte

DlcazegO Robbie te Oferte
w celu rozpowszechnienia mo-
]ej melody specyalnej i moich
lekarstw, postanowi&em rozdaG
lekarstwa wartoscl FLO, 600. Chce
lch dat tym ludziom, kt6rzy pc
trzebuia leczenia i taklm, kt6rzy
juz moze ME jednego pr6bowali
doktora. Chez ich dac tym,
ktdrzY zechca ich spr6bowac.;
Powodzenle mole jest nadzwy..
c%zajne. Leczenie mole znane jest
W t7siacach d.m6w, Tysiace
jednak Gale ME wiedza jeszcze
o MEM. NE wiedza, jak 4atwo
moga bye wyleczenl l pewnie
ola tego cierpia niepotrzebrie.
Doatorzy, patento~e 'ekarstwa j
domowe srodki I'M ME pomsga-
"a. Chce ich przekonac, re mole
leczepie Stanowczo Wyleczy,
vylerzy zupe}nie l gruntown,e.
l dlatego chetnie rozdaje le..
ka"stwa warto6cl $4,000, DO
sig dowiedza o Mich wszedzie -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSRICH.

= SWIECIE. Okropne nieszcze"
ecie spotna}o rodzlne doz6rcy "a"
k}adu ob}akanych p. Berkego'
Siedmloletniego cblopczyka Bo'ke''
90 zabrali dw6ch braci Gackow"
skich, liczacych 11--l2 lat, re SODA
do l6dk, ably SIG zejechat ma
Czarnejwodzie. Podczas przejazdz~
kl poktocili sig chlopacY, przyczem
jeden z Gackowsk,ch uderzyt malice
20 Borkego " plersl, tax, Re
ch}opczy k wpad} do woody utona'.
Bracia Gackowscy wobec tego do
jechali do brzegu i zbleglj, ME po
wiadomlwszy nikogo o wypadku.
Jednakze lch czyn w,dzia}o kil1u
innych ch}opc6w , do"ios}o o tenn
rcdzicom. Trupa nieszczesliwego
ch}opczyka ~jeszcze nje wy}owiono.
Przypuszczaja og6lnle, .&e prad u"
ni6sf t.upa do Wisfy'
SW1ECIE. Ksi4zkowa sWagner
kt6ra pred kllku tygodniami usi}c~
wa}a sic zastrzeliG, zmar}a skut"
klein odnieslonvch rau.
MECHOWO. Pan jar Biafk'
sprzeda} sw6j majatek Zira1a prze'
.szfo 500 m6rg przennej gleby,
kt6ra sig " ich rodz'nie 32s lat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22

@@GE&@ %N%B-g'E
81
I. 81 !.
-. -. 60.
CZERNlEJh Dwuletni
chlopcsyk gospodarza Kralla "
Skorzscinje Wpad1 " row n~ape}nio-
ny woda j utonaf. Rodsice bawili
+ POZNAN. Sprawadzonyz Ber~
lima komisarz kryminalny Maedel-
mann PREY pomocy polioyi tutej"zej
wy6ledzi} morderc6w Musia}a: So
mimi ul,cznica Szafrahska l jej
MAJ. oraz inue osoby. Morderstwo
nope}niono " domn pod mr.. 10 a
przv ul,cy Jaskdlczei, ki'ka kro-
k6w cd mieisca. gdzie znaleziono
Musia}a. ,Znaleziono " domu tym
ieszcze SHADY .krwi, w4osy .zamor-
dowaneeo:
:. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22

ciezko okaleczone wskutek czeggoo
d,ie vcsyna utrac;ii4a Wzrok ma azaws
sze. Rann4 przew1csiono do szpitA..
Ia we Wodzislswiiu. Trzyletnlej
dziewczynce bawiacej SIG obok, MIC
sic ME stale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22

prey tymcsaaowem kosciele try
move dzwony po6wiecone pc przer
movie 0 z~naczenllu dzwon6w. No.
We harmonlzn]a bardzo dobrze 2
dotychczasow,ym uajwiekszem
%dzwonem, ktdry teraz jest najmiej-
Sym. Poehodzq z lejarni NJ. 20.
Ohlsen W Lubece. Najwiekazy
dzwon ~rozprawiony p.zez w}ascl-
ciela fabryki p. Jana Ohnesorgeo i
zone jego ma tytu} sw. Jana
Chrzciciela z naplsem }aelhskim:
,,G}os wa}ajacego ma puszczY; 60
tujcie droge Pahska" Wszy 81
centnar6w. Drug, dzwon, wazacy
II centnar6w, Ma tytu} Matkl Boz
skiej z napisem: ,,Chwa4a Bogu
VA wysoko6ci, a pokuj ludziom do,
brej woll", Trzeci dzwon, wazacy
9 c%entnar6w, ma tytu} sw. Kazle
mierza z napisem' ystko ma
w,eksa4 chwa}e Boza!f'. W lynn
tygodnlu zosta}y te dswony we
wlezy nowago xo6clo}a zawieszone
j zarasem ustawiony godzinnik
wlezowY. kt6ry bic bedz'e nawet
kwadranse. Roboty malarskie W
kosciele wykonuje prof. Linne-
uann z Frankfurt. Jest ma dzieia
ze juz " kohcu wrzesnia albo
pr'ynlmn1ej ma poczstku pazdzier'
nlka nowy ko6ci6} z~ostanie POI
swiecony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22
z aAL1CYI

LW0W.M arva zu}awska Z Grod
ka ko1u Kamlenca Podolskicgo je-
cha}a z Podwo&oczysk do Lwowa.
majac 1amiar uda6 sic do meza swe~
go bawi9cego W A.nery.,e wraz z
dzieGmi. w drodze miedzy Tarno.
pollen a 1.-Two VEN, zmeczona dfu-
ga podr6za kobieta zdrzemne'a sie
i wtedy kt6ry6 z jadacych pasaze-
row skradt jej z kieszeni ~zawlni2t-
ko zawierajqce $50 rubli W z}ocle j
banknotach karte o%kretowa i wszy"
stkie papiery legitymacy]ne osobi-
ste. Nieszczesliwa kobleta Jest "
rozpacsliwem p%o}ozeniu, zabrano
lei BOWEN wszystko 60 %posiada{a,
nawet adres meza do kt6rego je-
chaia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22

znajdowa}a rodakowi p. Banieokie.
mu z Helena. Jak zwykle TAX , tn
byli kurcy niemleccy, lecz p Baall
bedac gorliwym Polaklem, wolal
sptzedac swojemu, choG obey ,nu
wiecej dawali. Pana Bia1ka sta
wiamy kazdemu sprzedajacemu ia
ko wz6r.
KARTQZY. %eo"'etnla handlarka
Kleba W Staniszewle zajeta by}a W
kunhnl. Maggie upad}a nlozywa ra
iona p~arallzem.
Ia pobicie skaza& tutejszy sad
{awnlczy robotnika Ziegerta z Pod
jazdu ma diva tygodnie wiezienla
l posledziclela Miotka z Tuchlina
ma 60 marek grzywny.
- Prey 6cinauiu drzewa W Da>
browie zranicni zostali przez spa
dajace drzewa robotnik Jan Sieroc'
XII re Smetowa i Franciszek Kcuo-
wsk, GoreczYna.
CzkUCH0W. 18~letni syn "a
grodnika Repke zbllzy} sic "a Bill
sko drutu elektrycznego. Ojciec
zdo}a} syna VEGAS oderwac Cd pre-"
wodu, lccz prawa r9ka nieostrozne-
&c m}odzieAca xosta}a spalona.
CITOJNICE. Robotnik Andrea
Nelke skradf W czerwcu b. r. nau =
czyc,elowi Wolfranowi W ka}do~
vie pare but6w "a to skaza}a go
lzba karna ma Q miesiecy
wiezlenia.
GER w niedziele o 81
godz. pc pol. zosta@y ustanowione
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22

m;mo q nle Mai pr2y sobie pien's
dzY::usiiowai oset5pIirrzzeGc 7napsd wsku~
tekczego bandyci strza1aml pohr~
~ Ii go tru=pem ma miejsu. Pc chwl-
HI n~adlecha{a dorozka z Przedbo5a
5Bandycl zlYkli SIC i uciekll. Zda'
-zyll zabrac zaledWie kilkansscie
mlmo 70 ieden z pasaier6w mia}
600 ruLli a dr.gi 1900 rb.
wYDAkA DUO PIENlE~
Dry. "Po wydaniu sporo pienie-
day ma doktor6wi lekarstwa bez
zadnego rezultatu z~nalaz}am SIG W
stanie wprost beznadzlejnym" pie
sze pani Eva Warch, z Bremond
Tex. Dopiero przyjaciel, p. Nil
chaf B.sinskl pcradzi} menu mezo-
wi, ably sig poslara} aomozo. u
zywalam j. nastepnie przez diva
mies'acc zupe}nie %przysziam do
zdrowia. Obccnie czuje sic dobr7e,
nam doskona}y apetyt, wykonuje
wszystkie mole obowiaxki, 10 co
jestem wdzieczna".
Ora. Plotro Gomoz, ME mona
jak inre !ekaratwa dostaG W apte-
kach. Dostsrczaja go specyalni a.
genci, albo potrzeba je sprowadziG
wprost z laboratoryum. DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Go. 1876 s o
Hoyne Ave. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22
NiezWykfe LecZenie

Pc latach ca}ych praktyki TO-
zna}em jedyny i doskona}y spo~
sob leczenia prawie wszystkich
ohor6b. Spos6b ten mla& powo"
dzenie cd poczatku. Praktyka
moia ros!a, tax &c teraz Jest
najwieksza W 6wiecie.
Wyleczyfem Tysiace
.Wylecayfem tys1ace mezczyzn
kob'et TAX tn, jak W nnych
kraiacA, wyleczytem 'ch z Reu-
.matyzmu, C,erpienia Merck, TO-
4adka, Watroby, Chor6b P}uc,
P1ciowych i Sekretnych, tax
6wiezo na5ytych, jak i zastarza~
}ych, Utraty Mezkosci i S@ Zy-
wctnych, wyleczy}em prawie
kazd9 chorobq, chochy d1ugo
tt wa}4. Przywr6ci}em mezczyz-
nom ich utracone SHY. kt6rc
strac,li z powodu nie6wiadomosci
i w~ybryk6w lat mtodych, uczy~
n,}em ich silnyml i zdrowymi,
jak mYzszy>na bye pow'nien.
Nam tysi2ce podziekowa1 cd
wyleczonych pacyent6w, kt6re
pokazuja, re leczenie mole Lec:y
Gruntow,iie - czesto nawet tam,
gdzie za~ iedli inni doktorzy.
Otrzymuje ciagle tysi2ce takich
podziekowah.
M0ja Oferta ola Was
Poele Wan Probny. Kurs ME.
90 specyalnego leczenia re wska-
z6wkaml, list z poradami, olaz
ksiazke "Prywatny Przevod-
mix Medyczny," wszystko to
przez poczte i op}acone - zuu~
pe{nie b%ezp}atnie. Wszystko, co
macie zrobit, jest wype}nic ku-
pom obok, lub, jesli nlema ma
MIN Waszej choroby - opisaG
swojemi s}owaml W kr6tkosci,
co VAN dolega l przys}ac ten
kupon. Tub list do - DR.. James
W. Kidd, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Me zobowlaze Was to do niczes
go. Jesli po zazyciu pr6bnego
lekarstwa zechcecie - sic 4
mnie leczYc - leozenie koszto~
wac Was bedzie bard2o. tanio,
daleko tanlej, MI nawet doktor
ma miejscu ny VAN policzy@.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22
re SL4SKA:

WROCkAW. Ogromny t}um
otaczaf dom, z kt6rego miano przer
wiez; zw}oki samcb6jcz2 6mlerci2
zmar}ego banklera Khappesa w}a-
sciciela zbankrutowanego banku
Kdayd i Thomas. Gdy trumne wy.
niesiono ma ulice. podni6s} wzbu.
IRONY mot}och okropny wrzask kt6.
ry TRIVIAL podczas ca}ego .pochodu
ma dworzec, skad zwloki prev ie-
zlono do Cytawy do krematoryum.
Policya z wi"lka trudnoscia tylko
mog}a t}um w%strzymac cd wagonu.
OPOLE. w pewnej tutojszej
fabryce cementu ~po6lizgnaf sig o
botn,k SOtko Z Gfos4awic i upad{
tax nieszcze6liwie,s ze dostat sic
prawa nog4 pomiedzy walce, kt6re
mu noge tax zmiazdzy}y, re musia~
no mu noge odja6.
Robotnlk St.,
podc,as gdy iona jego by}a w.pra-
cy, sprzeda} wszystkie meble i lnne
sprzety, poczem -xabrawszy plenia~
dc zbieg} nlewiadomo dokad. 70"
ne i c1woro drobnych 'isieoi poza~
staw;l ma }asce losu.
oWslszCZE, pow. faciborski.
% 90 ".
%l1letn1 syn clesli Kasznego wlazf "a
mfodym kotem ma wysok.e drzewo,
gdy sic pochyli}, ably zwierze po'
ohwyc'c, pek}a pod MIN ga}az
spadt z wysoko6oi 30 metr6w ma
siemie i odni6s} clezkie obrszen'a'
GORZY1UE, Czternassoletnia
Maya Je)enlowna, c6rka g6rnika
siedsiaia ia :sprogn :domu z swa 8
letnia si%ostrsyo.tee j bawi1a. sls ma"
bojem dYnamitowiymi;, :kt6ry zuala-
z{a ma drodze. Maggie nsb6j eks
plodowaf ro.targa} biedaozce lewq
reke F, prawa .rskes5 okalecsy}. jed
no oko wyp1ynsto zaras, a drugie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-22

KRAKOW. w ostalnich dnlach
uwija}o sic pc Krakowie trzech
m&odych mezczyzr: przybrs W
sutanny, kt6rzy wszedzle poda
wall, re So misyonarzami Z Ma}ei
Azyi j zbieiali datki ma kosci6} /
jakas szkole. PoEiewaz xachowanle
SIC lch bylo wysoce niew}asciwe,
dlatego poI'cya zwr6ci}a ma Mich
baczniejsz2 uwage, a skutek by}
TAXI, re jednego z mich niejaklego
Joachima Dawlka, aresztowano,
dw6ch innych ''misyonarzy" ucie~
kio. Dowiedziano sic potem,
re dw6ch mich bylo z Kra..
kowa pred kilku laty wYdalonYch
gdyz mlell s~fa}szowane papiery,
oraz wy|udzali ma kosci6} Gatki,
kt6re p6zniej przetrwonili.
LWOW. Uk 'aihskj dziennik
lwowskl "Dl{o donosi, re W Kra-
kowie odb7{ sig vice ukraihski, W
kt6rym wzle@o udzla} $50 os6b,
z EN- z delegatami u%krainskim, 70
Slaska i okollca Krakowa Uchwas
ono znane rezolucye W sprawie u
n~iwcrsytetu i wys}ano je do pre-"
zydyum m,nistrow. o wiecu lynn W
Krakowle Mkt ME wiedzial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-03
SUCCESS OF cox
Friends of Dayton Represent
ative Expect His Nomina-
ton for Governor.

TOLEDO Ohio, June 3.-Claiming 600
of the 95o delegates TO the democratic
state convention which meets tomorrow,
friends of Representative James NJ. Cox
of Dayton, leading gubernatorial candi-
date, predict his nomina ton on the first
ballot The national issues that may be
placed in the platform include the in
dorsement of the income tax amendment
direct election of senators, railway rate
regulation and further parcels post legis-
lation. Representative Cox expects that
the convention Will indorse the demo-
cratic Congress
State Insurance Commissioner Ed H.
Moore, who Is looking after Gov. Har-
mons interests, today claimed 600 votes
will send the entire Ohio delegation to
the Baltimore convention instructed for
Gov. Harmon.
Some talk has developed among the
politicians and delegates who are already
here that the convention may make no
nominations for judge of the supreme
court, but allow their selection by nom
partisan direct petitions.
A plan to choose twelve delegates al
large to the national convention, each
credited with half vote, instead of six
delegates at large, is being discussed
This is urged for the purpose of allowing
division of the vote in districts where
Harmon won the preferential vote, but
there a Wilson district delegate was
elected.
Men prominently mentioned today for
delegates at large include Senator Atlee
Pomerene, eN-Gov. James K. Campbell
Lieut.. Gov. Hugh Nichols, Representative
Henry Cooke. Waponeka; Alfred Cohen
Cincinnati; John Weld Peck, Cincinnati
Representative Timothy T. Ansberry, De-
fiance; NJ A. Dougherty, Lancaster. ANY
six of these, ii is said, would be satisfac-
tory to Gov. Harmon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-03
REBELS TAKE TOWN
Capture San Miguel del Mez-
quitaI, Zacetecas.
NO TERMS WITH OROZCO
Madero Denies Any Treating With
Insurrecto for Peace.
HUERTA MEETS NO OPPOSITION
Federal Commander Proceeding
Slowly-Foreigners Fleeing
From Chihuahua.

The Mexican rebels have scored another
victory south of Torreon. Reports to the
State Department today declared that
after a hard fight the insurrectos cap
tured the town of San Miguel del Mez-
qutal. Zacetecas, just across the line
from Durango. The town was completely
sacked. DIR. William White. concerning
whom inquiry had been made, is reported
by Consul Letcher TO be we'll and safe
at chihuahua. while Thomas White is
at FL Paso. Tex
Local representatives of President Ma
dero have received a telegram from the
presidents secretary, J. Sanchez Azcona.
at Mexico City, denying that the Madero
administration was dealing in any way
with Gen. Arozco for terms.
Please deny in the most emphatic
manner" read the AZcona message
'rumors circulated in the United States
that President Madero has directly or in
directly treated in any manner with
orozco or the revolutionists for peace OF
any terms. Orozco is lost and the gov
ernment of Madero will never treat with
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-03
CALLS ON DISTRICT
FOR $769,536.09
Provision in Sundry Civil Bill
for the Care of Indi-
gent Insane.
SUM DECLARED TO BE DUE
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
Amount of Appropriation Carried by
Measure, $1O9,577,4 7,414.40.
REDUCTION OVER s33 1000, 900
Tariff Board Abolished. Panama
Canal Appropriation Cut in Half.
Items of Interest to Ma
tional Capital.
Amount of Appropriation Carried by
Measure, $109,577,414.40.
REDUCTION OVER $33, 200, 900
How the Bill Affects Washington

Orders the District Of Columbia to
pay to the United States over
three-quarters Of a million dollars
for the care of INDECENT patients at
the Government Hospital for the
Insane during the years from 1881
10 1911.
Abolishes the tariff board.
Provides for bowlder bridge. to
cost S2o.HS, in Rock Creek Park.
Directs bridge plans for park to be
drawn by municipal architect of
the District of Columbia.
Gives the Secretary of the Treas
ury authority to substitute power
presses for hand presses in bureau
of engraving and printing
Appropriates toward the mainte-
nance of Providence Hospital. S19,-
11: Garfield Hospital, $4,000; Co.
lumbia Institution for the Deaf.
Si1,oUi, an increase of $500:
Howard University $50. 100 a re-
duction of $500; Freedmen's Hos
pital, $4,000. a reduction of S3S.-
ga; construction work at National
Training School for Boys, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-03
WILD ENGINE WRECKS TRAIN.
Passengers on Seaboard Escape, But
Engineer Is Killed.

RALEIGH, n. c., June "a runaway
locomotive which stole out Of the sta
ton here during the night ran eight
miles northward and crashed into a
southbound Seaboard Air Line passenger
train bound from New York to New Or
leans, instantly killing Engineer w. E.
Kirkwood.
The passenger train was running slow
,y I'D grade when the wild engine. max
ing fast time, dashed into 1t. Both loco
motives were demolished and the bag
gage car was telescoped Fireman JEFF
fie saved his life by jumping. although he
was hurt. C. Hudgins, express messenger.
was slightly hurt.
Engineer Kirkwood. whosN home was
near Roanoke, Va. leaves . widow and
two children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-03
MINISTER ADVISES WIVES.
Rockefeller's Pastor Gives Series of
Don is for Their Guidance.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 3-A few
.'don'tso for wives were given by Rev
DIR. w W. Bustard. pastor of the Euclid
Avenue Baptist Church of which John
D. Rockefeller is a member. in his sermon
last night Some of them follow:
Don't marry Il man for q living. but for
love. Manhood without money IS better
than money without manhood
Don't oVerdreSs or underdreSS, common
sense sometimes is better than style. A
wife with hobble skirt and husband
with patched trousers make poor pair.
Don't tell your troubles to your neigh
bors. Fight ii out with your husband if
il takes all summer.
Don't nag. The saloonkeeper is always
glad to welcome your husband with a
smile.
Don't forget that home is woman S
kingdom, where she reigns as queen. To
be the mother of a Lincoln. "A Garfield, a
Mckinley is to be the mother of a prince.
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PLAN SHORT SESSION
Ohio Convention to Take Re-
cess After Organization.
FIGHT OVER COMMITTEES
Opposing Forces Seek to Win the
Cleveland Delegation.
MAY POSTPONE NOMINATIONS
Uncertain Whether a Ticket Shall
Be Named Now or After the
Chicago Convention.
FIGHT OVER COMMITTEES
MAY POSTPONE NOMINATIONS

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June Especial
trains and traction cars this morning be-
gan pouring delegates and politicians in
10 Columbus, while delegates and officials
already on the job were busy making the
final preparations for the opening OF the
republican state convention at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon in Memorial Hall. Numer-
Gus conferences were in progress during
the morning between the Taft and Roose-
welt managers and the various delega-
uons. Each OF the twenty-one district
delegations will begin active work at
go this afternoon, when they will meet
In the various offices in the statehouse
TO select one member for each OF the
following committees: Credentials, rules.
permanent organization. resolutions and
the state central committee.
Chairman Walter F. Brown of the state
central committee, and Roosevelt mana
ger. will open the convention al O'clock.
Following short address, he will intro
duce United States Senator Theodore l..
Burton, the temporary chairman, who
will deliver the keynote speech.
There was much speculation this morn
ing as to the text of Senator Burton s
speech. Many of the delegates declared
that Burton would give President Taft a
strong Endorsement. while Roosevelt sup
porters declared his speech would be
neutral.
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senator will fall far short of the neces-
sary majority to insure his remaining.
The latest poll indicates the standing of
senator's as follows.
Against Lorimer 50 in all-24 republi-
cans and 81 democrats.
For Lorimer, 81 in all-25 republicans
and 10 democrats.
This leaves two senators doubtful and
does not count Senator Lorimer's vote
These figures are understood to be
based on poll which senators favorable
to Senator Lorimer have made, and has
been used as the basis for still lnger-
ing hope that Senator Lorimer will re-
sign.
Here is the lineup. as predicted by
those in touch with the situation. for
the final vote:
Against Lorimer: Ashurst of Ari-
Zona, Bacon of Georgia Borah of Idaho,
Bourne of Oregon, Bristow of Kansas.
Brown of Nebraska. Bryan of Florida.
Burton of Ohio. Chamberlain of Ore
gon, Clapp of Minnesota, Clarke of
Arkansas, Crawford of South Dakota,
Gulberson OF Texas. cummins OF
Arkansas. Dixon of Montana. Fall OF
Arizona. Gardner of Maine. Gore of Okla
homa, Gronna of North Dakota, Hitch
cock of Nebraska, Johnson of Maine
Kenyon of Iowa Kern of Indiana La
Toilette of Wisconsin. Lea of Tennessee
Lodge Of Massachusetts, Mclean of Con-
necticut, Martin of Virginia. MARITIME OF
New Jersey, Myers of Montana, Nelson OF
Minnesota, Newlands of Nevada, O'Gor-
man of New York, Overman OF North Car
olina, Owen of Oklahoma, Page of Vermont
Percy of Mississippi. Pondexter OF
Ohio, Pomerene of Ohio, Rayner of
Maryland, Reed of Missouri, Root of
New York, Shively Of Indiana. Smith of
South Carolina, Smith of Georgia. Smith
of Michigan. Smith of Arizona, Stone of
Missouri Sutherland of Utah, Swanson
Of Virginia, Townsend of Michigan, Will
liams of Mississippi and Works of Cali
fornia.
Favorable to Senator.
For Lorimer-Bailey Of Texas. Bank
head of Alabama. Bradley of Kentucky,
Brandegee of Connecticut, Briggs of New
Jersey, Burnham of New Hampshire,
Chiffon Of West Virginia, Clark of Wy
oming. Crane of Massachusetts, Cullom
of Illinois, Dillingham; of Vermont, du
Pont of Delaware. Fletcher of Florida,
Foster of Louisiana, Gallinger of New
Hampshire. Gamble of South Dakota.
Guggenheim of Colorado, Hepburn of
Idaho. Johnston of Alabama. Jones of
Washington. Lippitt of Rhode Island.
McCumber of North Dakota. Nixon of
Nevada. Oliver of Pennsylvania. Paynter
of Kentucky, Penrose of Pennsylvania,
Perkins of California. Richardson of Del
aware, Simmons of North Carolina, Smith
of Maryland, Smoot of titan, Stephenson
of Wisconsin, Thornton of Louisiana.
Tillman of South Carolina, Warren of
Wyoming, Watson of West Virginia and
Wetmore of Rhode Island
Those classed as doubtful are Sena-
tors Catron of New Mexico and Sanders
of Tennessee.
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BABY'S CRIES SAVE PARENTS
Bring Help to Prisoners in Fold.
ing Bed.

NEW YORK. June 3.-The mufsied
screams of baby yesterday brought aid
70 IT'S parents, who were being slowly
smothered and crushed to death in the
grin of a folding bed Alfred Eberhardt.
the father, a Brooklyn machinist, is suf-
fering from concussion of the brain and
IL is doubtful If he will recover. while
the mother was with difficulty restored to
consciousness neighbor living In the
next fiat heard the cries of the child and
made "a timely Investigation.
The baby was protected by the larger
bodies of its parents and escaped with
out injury.