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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-24
Gas Strnfenbab abnprublem.

Jn Saden Der ReorganiIirung oes
Observation-Disclosures fdno geitern tpiee
Der cine apnferen3 i'm Ratbbduie itatt.
9ieie Gonfersn3 Duroe i'm Bureau oes
Stantanpolts gettmann abgehalten,
uno auber benz StaotonpaIt uro ben
Meitslisbern oes Staotratbs aoms
mites fir Strabenbdbnsn pdren nod
prGfioent grnit bon Der gopinston
Strabenbabngeislli6aft uno bic Ger
rem Stspens unb Draper bon Der bic
iisen Strabsnbabnss 3ugsgen.
Gs tpuroe bic 5rage er0rtert, nie
pprldufig Der 9ertehrsituuung, na.
mentlth on Der 4, uno 5. 4pe. obge=
bolfen txrneu tonne, unn in oteisr Be
siebung puroen nerihxoeue 9or=
ihIdge unterbreitet, obne bab man
fi9 befinitip duf sttpus sseinist bate.
Sn sritsr 2inie puroe porgeihlagen.
bic Wagen Der Gppingtoner Gtnien an
Der 9ierteu, iiatt on Der 5iinFten Mpe.
sfpifhen Der Malrfut uno Der 0tnt
Strobe, pertebren 81 lafen, tpdbrent
bic 20 Grtratpasen bieier 2inien, bis
mdbrenb Der 3eit oss bsionoeren 4n'
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Zterblid)feits eridvt.

Deparb Wotiius, SO. Chrift 9oipis
tci. frebs.
glnnn SpurIod, So, 1873 Central
4pe., RierenleioeH.
annd G,afiri. As, GcrfirIb qlace.
1ukriuloie.
gharles Summers, /, 632 Waans
Ctr, Ritrenleioen.
Oape 2epins. l. 1929 Sobn Ctr.
Giphtbtritis.
Charles Sopps, 65. 2219 aotb Ctr,
5ersleiben.
atbelbeib 8arsnIhesr, 62. 4o51
RailrOab Aoe.. Jnqueit in Shfpebe.
Alsr. Suttcn. 40. 1862 W. 0. Mps.,
Qunetnentsiinouns.
SiDnep Jelomon. Mondi, 1888
Sobu Ctr, Brdune.
0enrp Dubme. 73. 1131 poplar
Ctr. 6drnpereiftuns.
John Gus, rs. 1O45 Sobn Ctr.
Geraieiben.
pearl 5rslanO. 80, ssl aaursl Str,
Nnis.
artie glart, 25, 1910 gubo ctr.
Snqneit In Giphebe.
sois Suns, 50. 568 1useulum Ape..
1abersulois.
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Nus >ens Yolijei8eridt.

Ter GdonffeIlner Golp. ). DouHs
,purbe unter Der fornfelen anfIase
Der 1runtenheit 5u 10 1agen Ar.
beitsbaus, $50 uno Soften perur.
fIeilt. gr mar Dor ciIliger 3eit BON
Dem Ieiettin sSeffries babel abgeiaBt
iporoen, aIs er nit einem Tusenv
5Iaihen gier Elm Reiort Der Gong
,pcrtb Strabe betrat. Sein jail mar
am ndhiten 1nae perihoben norOen.
Dn Der anaef!aate Elm drStlid)es III.
teit eiussial,ot bate, nah iuelfem er
ipesen Qranfbeit nift i'm Oerihte
eriheinen fonnie. Spdter bate
souna iif bomit sebriiitet, Der go
li5ei EN- Shnippden seidlogen 81
boben. ba or gar nidt trnnf getpeien
iei. Tisies mar oem goli5eirid,ter
Cppenbeimer S,t Gbren gefomnren.
iinb bieier belegte ben Angeflagten
INIT Der erirdbnten Strafe. Ter Rih.
ter iaete auBerhem Dem Ar5te. ipelfef
oos Atteit ausgeiteilt bate, energijh
ieine YseiHung iino erfidrte, DnB In
Submit feline oerartigen Atteite gnebr
BON ibm ongenommeu werbeH mir.
ben.
Ter II Sobre nlte 1reb. Gifert
alias Rippert, pom SO. t4if elm
Strnbe. mar unter Der Nnflnge oes
Mein0iebitnbls perbaftet tuorben. CT
ioa nit mebreren MIterseenoiie,
tssi Glaiden @bissp aus Der Hirtb-
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trdnfungen; SharIadfieber feds Grs
trantunsen; 3ppbusfieber fiinf Grs
tronfunsen unb elm 3obesfan.
Mabpr punt
gSia Der EarfbebDrbe nur cine 8onbs
aussabe ppn 100000 sngeitebeu,

Deapor Sunt miro beute Dem
Stootrotb in elmer 3uihrift enlpfeb-
len, oie proieftirte gonoausgabe fir
Qarf3pede, Die befanntlih ben
Stinmgebern in Der fommeroer
@obI 5ur BltheiBlng unterbreitet
meroen ioa, pon Der ltripriinglih bon
oen Narffontiiidren geruiinifte Sum-
me bon 50, 100000 auf $500,O00 gu
reou3iren, ba bic Stabt oas 8elo an.
beripettig piel notbiger brauft uno
Die aomntiiidre nod Der glnitht oes
Weupors iur ou5 fommenoe cSahr mt
elmer bdlben Wiuton Collars genug
haben ioIlten
9efanntlid) batte Der Dtonor be-
reits am Gamitag geIegentIih einer
aonierens nit oem 4raiioenten Ault
bon Der Earffomiiiion auf cine Ser.
abiebung ser geforoerten Surune qe-
Drlmgen uno geitern Wtoraen tbeilte
Serr Iult Dem giirgerrneiiter NIT,
odB bic aomn1iiiion iif nit elmer
WtiIlion Collars 3tfrteoen geber
lucr6e. Auh 0ieie Sunnne mar ieood'
Dem giirgermeiiter nod 81 bod unO
er ianote bann ans eigcner GSnltta.
tioe cine Solicitation fir 100000
iiir Gnrf3mefe mt einem erfldrenoen
9egleitihreibeu. Sb ole Barfbeboroc
iih biermit einberitanoeu erflarPll
miro, bleibt ab5uparten.
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Ephn iIhrt Weidlait fort.

lInier tiirsIih peritorbener anse-
iebener Wsitbiirger Serr gSnnino
0rmber betrieb elm lnfratines @runo.
eisenthuns. nHo iSellerperliherlnias.
8eid,Gft. oas iest BON ietnem Sobn
uno 5heilbaber, Serrn aoolph a.
6ruber iortgefiibrt miro. Eie ssirna
pertritt cine gln3abl Der belten Werf.
herungsseleilihaficn unb befnBt iif)
auberoeni nit bnpotbefariid,en. 1e-
itdmenis- uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beiten. Ter iesige Snbdber Der Sir
ma iii Elm angeiebener Nehtsonlpalt.
Die Office beiiHoet it'd 1912 8ine
IStraEe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-24
Gte.GrlaubniRiaeiue.

|gsathnn Roienbern. %, 500 Sale
Apenue.
lSteIla gaory, %, 2s37 Melroie au.
lGbarIes q. Spnore, 80, Seriep
I Gitp, q. =.
tGaa a,tst. 26, 3623 Siuiioe 9toe.
l1iaiam arebIing, 81, 1929 2otb
StrdBe.
leouiia gebrmauu, %, 81 Of Rc.
Yiifen slpenue.
)@iaiom 6. Shoier, 20, Somilton.
Ohio.
lGraee 3iegIer, "a, 4t37 apple Ctr.
I SuIius R. SebIer. 26, 9lt. SeaItbp.
Ohio.
lGeeilia Sireioenipeis. 81, eepis, 8.
,sohn 8reiiinger, 33. Glnupooo Gl.
tgmma 9uihnanr. 81. 1868 gaIti.
more 4penue.
|Sohn 80. @olte ir.. q, Gcoingtcn,
lGorotbp Ssiitner, 20, 1892 Seller
Jon aDeHlle.
jssreherid Sebler, 90, 2antniter. 6
tSopbia Gagenbad, %. Is 8ueii
StraBe.
I IGbomns @. Robp IT,, %, JorfoIf.
girginia.
lGora u. 8leste, 26, Rortb Bend
9ioao.
|alireb 9idnea. "a, 904 gfidnonb
lgenepiepe Warren, 90, 233 Dit u
StraBe.
lssranf Gontaoino p, 210 groao,
man.
lanna6ile 3anhettn, p, 312 81
Eearl Strnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-24
Snuitats . lSoridtriften.

GctancHtAoua~Suipettor 8. 6.
1So!i0m crpIrttc 8citern SaftbeiehIe
meQcn llebertrctuuu pon 1dnitdt5-
poridrifteH ge9n RettauuDalt Cli.
ncr 0}. Tod ais Iaeut oes (5ruae-
ciqentbums go. 300 3G7 Oregon
StroBc uRO qcgcr 0cn 8ianoleiber
gcn gilbert. BON go. GlS Genital
9tuenue. 9ledtsarmalt Iod miro be.
id)ulnigt. In Dem Ienementbnia nIht
Die porgridlrIebenen 1elpereg3erbtn-
nln19en DorgeuoRmefi 5ll babea.
mahrenb Gilbert 6as 2lameieu 30.
40S Carlisle Aoe1Iue nid,t ir Der
norgdhricbenen Serfailang aebaltet
bdben iol.
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Seibftmoro.
.s&m. y. NcSonalo eridlieEt iidJ nit
einem alten 9lrmecgapeBr.
Sudlter brnliibt lid ,ibm Die SoOeSs
ipnfie 5u cutreiicn.

ardntli6teit unb 2lrbeitsIoItgtett
babsn Den SO Sabre alien perheiratbsz
ten 0m. WcIonalo, BON Rp, 1446
Qsff Ctr, in ben 2po aetrieben. Der
monn srI6pb Iih geitern 8prmittag
in Ieinsr Bobnung nit eirem alteH
4rmeeaepebr Dor Den lugen ielner
sntissten Sohter. pelhe ibr mDglit
ties that, I'm ibn an ber ausfuRrun8
Der 9erSpeifIunssthat gu perbipoern.
McDpualb bate oorige WDhe tpes
gen Srdutltateit ni9t arbeiten t0n=
nen. Ta isin 3uitano iih etpa5 ges
befert bate, beeab er lid geiteru
Mprgeu nah ieiuer @rbeitsiteqe, mo
ibm jeboh mitaetbeitt nuroe, buB man
einen aRberen mann engagirt babe.
gr bsgab iih beim, uno mar, ais er
feline 8obnung erreitte. Tebr rieoer5es
fdlugen. Nahoem Ell iih tur5e .3ett
nit ieiner 6rau, pelhe geIdbmt uub
an oas 9ett ae6unben lit, unterbalten
bate, CAB er ibr ietne soloene 9aihen@
ubr nit Der gemertune, er iperoe teis
nen 9ebranh mehr fir oieielbe hdben,
Spoann fhertte er feiner i'm 3fDeiten
Stodfpert nohnenben 5ohter, 5rau
sSeanette aeifer, fetneu giiue uno be-
CAB iih ins Qebenaimmer. Grau SeIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-24

Sm itaotii6sn 9eiunobeitsamt
spuroen. pie aus oem gsritt oss Stus
tiItiters goparo adsrmann erbeQt,
pGbrenb Der perfloHenen Node 81
syaue BON anitsdenoen araRtbsitsn uno
Is JobesfdlIs infplss folder arantz
beiten ssmsIbet, segen rs Grtrantuns
aen unb 15 5obesfdlle in Der paral=
Ielfpohe bes porisen Jobrss. 2luf bic
sinseInen arantbsiten perttsilsn fid
bic CUR Weloung selangten 5dlle pie
fcigt:
ShninoIuht 80 Grtrantunssn unh
10 1oossfdlis; Gipbtbritis IA Grs
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Sunsert i'm Neaiulep Earf.

sm WcaiHlsp part finbet an
heutisen Qbeno ein apH3srt itatt. bet
rpeItTm bic 5obu'ihe Eapelle oas foIs
seuoe progrumm CUR Gurhfubrung
brinst:
War'6 pYuntee Snap" Scoutor
Superture .2eihte aapalerie". Suppe
Wa!3sr rSucinta" Gresorr
2ouiiiona Rag Slod
9otpou,ri aus ,Rsb MaiQ" 6erbert
@oriotiunen iiber vSb you Beautiful
Doh" sb. 9ahn jr.
aornstIolo (ausgslpd6lt).
Carl 8rob.
SereHaos Serbert
MorI9 .She WarpeI" :. 5illnors
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-24
Saie'Sau.
8eitriser Sieg Der gOitouer iiber Die
,Reos".

2Sn Sem geitrigen Ietten Spiele
Ser Soiion 3piihen nReOs" rno
,gobnenireiierr" in Roiton beoIens
ten Suggs unD SeperOiO unisr 9s.
;fiib gegen @eB uno HtarOou filr Die
Bcgner. 1Sm Z. 8ange, nahoem Die
,,Reos" ben goItonern Inn 4 Sdltte
poruus mareu uno ben Sieg IN Der
lait,e gu baben glaubtst n1adten Die
&eeteren eiuen nlor0eriiden 9n8rtff
auf Sugg's Bale, Der mad 4 gegnert-
ifen 2dufen ourh 0en neueiten Jtes
fruten Morf$ abgeloit lpuroe, bod
fam bie 9iiIie 3u ipdt, ba Die 9alen
sur 3ett beiebt lparen uu0 es 8orfs
niht getdng, ben gsgnern Ginhdlt gu
qebieten, bis iie I 2dufe uno ben
Sieg geiihert hatten, obgleid] Die
Reo$ in Dem 8unge nldt etnen eIn.
3igeu sSehIer mahten. llHire SSuH.
qens matteu ! Srefier uro 4 Sch
Ter aeQen II Ireiier lruo fehlerio'es
Spiel. 8eiter mar unier better Shlas
ar nit 2 Irefiern. Suqg5 ianote :
Quftf6dler CUR 9nnf, 0orfs 3 uno
SEP =. lluirc beioen StIeuberer per.
Idenften teincn eif3igeu SreioaB sur
II. g}aIe qegen > oes 8oitonerS.
CpenS uno Brennan iuareu Die
Shie6sritter.
ReiuItat Ser Geitrigen
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6Nr Sas nene Sannliiatiousipitcm
ollen SOnos i'm Setrage BON
S3,0O0,0OO SIR Ausgabe
gelaugen.

Der Stabtratb miro in Ieirer heus
tiger SiBung Die porbereitenoer
Shritte fir bic Shaffung zines
neueu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir Die
Stabt tbuR.
0srr Bed pirb nGmIih cine ReIoz
luton unterbreiten, pelhe Die Muss
sabe BON 100000 9ono8 fir bic
S6affung zines polIftdnbig nsusn
4b5ugstanalInitsms poriieht. natijr=
lid OprbebaItlib Der 3uItimmung Der
BGtIer, bic uber oieie 6rage 9elegent=
lid Der beporItebenben 0abl ab3u-
ittmmen haben.
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q eiuItat Der geitrtg en-

9tQd) Dem SpleIe fubren Die
,Reos" nah 9toheiter, q. y, ab, no
lie iih heute gtadmittag nit DEN
Champions Ser 1SrternationI 2iga
i'm 3ampie meiien neroen.
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Vpama6ten

Grhebnus ben Grbidaaftsn
rt61teefltia ansseiertIgt
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Weloienoungen

Eoc5 gnfega, fIci ms 9nns beg q
SrcaYpf uHk billiq.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21

If ignorance is bliss, we feel sorry
for the fellow who knows it all.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21
TEDDY TO BOOST
FRIEND JIMMY
Garfield to Be Sprung as the
Dark Horse

New York, Feb. 20.-That James R.
Garfield, who was secretary of the in
terror in Roosevelts cabinet, is Col
onel Roosevelt's dark horse" candi-
date for the nomination for president
is armed by number of the most
prominent republicans in the state.
They say that they have discovered
Roosevelt has no intention of taking
the nomination himself, but that
he has ben stirring up anti-Taft feel
ing for the purpose of getting control
of the majority of the delegates to the
republican convention. When the con-
vention is held, they say, Roosevelt
will throw his entire strength to Gar
field
Within the past few days the news
has spread and the fact that Roose-
welt is going to make a speech in Co
lumbus, which will shake up the Taft
men in the presidents own state, is
taken as the first open act which will
indicate Roosevelt's purpose.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21

Didn't you see IL yourseIf.~
Indeed r didn't. That is the part
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21

Il know y0aa ha6 a perfectly de-
1ightful time aE your house party"
said the girl who was calling.
Indeed. we did," said the hostess.
ut is too bad that yea could not be
there"
Il was heaxt-DEe&em because had
10 miss if Bnt tell Ens everything.
I want particularly to hear about the
girl your brother Is engaged to-
''Oh. Alica. She's the dearest
fhingi"
Nice Fookfngy~
+She's dreamg Taa and slender
and wilfowy.~
''One Of th& ssaia ard dignified
type?"
mot at alt THAT was what we
feared, but she's methfng Of the sort.
] laughed s~ mueh during the week
she was Aer2 tARS IL I never laugh
again can't cOxnplain that / haven't
had my sh31e''
You might pass sOrEnd sosns Of the
fun
Well you knew n In not a long
journey here sr0rn Middle Junction,
where Alice EEsR. SO shH decided not
to bring a trunk"
Not bring 4 GEunRs''
mo. she deciG5sd 10 put everything
in her brothers. suitcase
But what I'm the world can a girl
get into Buiteass?"
''You would Be suFprfgeE to know
all that Alice got into that suitcase.
II must haxa been aR big as a box
car
Didn't you see ii yourseif?"
Indeed + didn't. That is. the part
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21
YOUR GRAY HAIRS
QUICKLY VANISH
A Harmless Remedy, Made from Gar
den Sage, Restores Color to Gray
Hair.

A feeling of sadness accompanies
the discovery of the first gray hairs
which unfortunately are looked upon
as heralds of advancing age. Gray hair,
however handsome it may be, makes a
person look old We all know the adj
vantages of being young. Aside from
the good impression youthful appear
ance makes on others, simply knowing
that you are ''loking fit gives one
courage to undertake and accomplish
things. So why suffer the handicap of
looking old on account of gray hairs,
when simple remedy will give your
hair youthful color and beauty in
few days time?
Most people know that common gar
den sage acts as color restorer and
scalp tonic as we'll. Our grandmothers
used a Sage Tea" for keeping their
hair dark, soft and luXurant. In
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy we have an ideal preparation of
Sage, combined with Sulphur and other
valuable remedies for dandruff, itch
ing scalp and thin, weak hair that is
split at the ends or constantly coming
out. A few applications of this valuable
remedy will bring back the color, and
in a short time it will remove every
trace of dandruff and greatly improve
the growth and appearance of the hair
Get a fifty-cent bottle from your
druggist today, and notice the differ
ence in your hair after few days
treatment All druggists sell it. und 9r
guarantee that the money will be re-
funded if the remedy is not exactly as
represented. Special agents, MURRAY &
Hooks Pharmacy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21
IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF GREAT
KIDNEY REMEDY is
SOON REALIZED

In March, 1905, l was troubled with
severe pains in my back and left side,
but didn't think it was anything ser
ious until last September, | got 50
bad that | was obliged to seek medical
aid. 1t seemed as if l was suffering
almost living death with hard strain
ing and burning pains after each can
and l would have from five to siN
calls during the night l had almost
given up to die, when l happened tt
think of trying DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root My husband bought me bot
tie and l began to improve from the
first dose. When l had taken two bot.
ties | was completely cured.
Yours very truly,
MRS. B. B. HALL,
2. .. No. 3 Roseboro, n. c.
..,a Of North Carolina,
Sampson County
Mrs. B. B. Hall, after being duly
$40 n, deposes and says that tht
e,t o testimonial is true to her best
knowledge and belief, so help me God
Sworn and subscribed to before M
this It'll day of July, 1869
JOHN HORNE Notary Public.
Letter to Or. Kilmer & Co., Bing.
hamtOn, n. Y.
rove Whit Swamp Root viii Do For
You.
Send to DIR. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y, for a sample bottle. 1t vii.
convince anyone. You will also receive
a booklet of valuable information tell
ing all about the kidneys and bladder.
When writing, be sure and mention the
Regular fifty cent
and one-dollar size bottles for sale at
all drug stores.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21
STUDIES LAW TO
FREE HIS FATHEP

Pirtland, Ore Fe 20.-For two
years Thomas L. Garland of Portland.
has been fighting to- save his father
William L. Garland, from the peniten-
tiary The latest move was to file a
writ of error in the Supreme Court Of
Washington to pave the way for an ap-
real to the United States Supreme
Court. Young Garland has begun the
study of law preparatory to being his
PARENTS champion in the continued
fight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21

Mrs. Katheryn Salmon Boggs, of To-
Peka.
All religions of the past" says Mrs.
Boys, have been bound with tradi-
lions and unnecessary formality and
nave maze demands on human credul-
~ which were unreasonable. Com
fort, health, Truth and peace, where
they have been present in the religions
of the past. were accidental In my
religion tEey are the objec;s"
Last Easter Mrs. Boggs opened Trim
ity Home in Topeka for the followers
Of what she terms practical Christ
ianity' Whosoever wished to come
was welcome. To this home she ey-
poets to return at some time in the
near future and admit all who desire
to live the new religion.
Some of the practices of this religion
are: Daily baths-of sun, water or
clay-she says there is nothing SO good
for the body as pure air, sunshine, wa
ter and soil The religion is essential
ly one of the stomach. And the rule
and guide to conduct is, BE natural.
Mrs. Boggs says all life centerS
around the digestive apparatus. The
first thing little child uses is its sto
mach. She says it's future depends
more on this organ than anything else
By treating it right the child may de
velop into a godly man. and by treat
ing it wrong it may develop into ;
criminal
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will 10
pleased to learn that there is at least
on dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have so much faith in it's
uratiVe powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
falls to cure. Send for list of testimon-
ais. Address F. J. CHENEY & co
oledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
)ation.
If ignorance is bliss, we feel sorry
for the fellow who knows it all.
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When young couple want to hitch
up and the old man kicks over the
traces a runaway match is apt to
result
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-02-21
THIS RELIGION
IN The stomach
Feeding a Man Well Tends to
Keep Him Good

Kansas City, Feb. 2O.-A new relig-
ion. centering in the stomach instead
of the soul, and having the salvation
of this life, not some future existence,
is being launched in Kansas City by
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The Missing Suitcase

that is so funny She sent the suit
case over to the checking room at the
railroad station and then she went
around and gathered up the other
stuff she wanted to bring. There was
an armful of gifts for TIE children
and things of that sort Then she
thought she would bring a dozen
oranges. So when she climbed aboard
the train. with her cloak and her UNI
brella and her oranges and her suit.
case, she was pretty well loaded
down.
There was not enough room in the
rack over her head for all her belong
ings. but she turned one of the seats
over and piled most Of her plumber
on the seat opposite her. The suit
case she slid in between the two
seats which were back to back. After
while she leaned her head on some
thing and went to sleep
We'll, when Alice's train pulled
into the station Alice woke up, put on
her hat and gathered togethev her
thousand and one belongings, then
she reached in between the two seats
for her suitcase, and withdrew her
hand full of empty air. She stopped
over and looked-the suitcase was
gone!'
Mercy
Eyes. while she had slept in her
seat someone had deliberately taken
oIi
of the way stations with it. You
should have seen her when she ar.
rived for weeks visit with no
clothes but those she stood in and
with no baggage but a dozen oranges
and bundle Of gifts. She was
tragedy personif1ed"
We'll should think sol"
when we had heard all about the
suitcase / took Alice up to her room
TO fix up as best she could and there
was barely time to get ready for din.
ner. But she said she would JUS curl
her hair a little and wash her face.
and make her travelling dress do until
she could send home or do some
shopping. So sat down while she
was preparing herself before the
glass. The first thing she said was:
oh, dear! My curling iron is in the
suitcasen"
How provoking!"
Wasn't it? But I said: Never
mind. You can curl your hair with
my IRON
AT that sudden thought struck
her and she fell back on the bed and
screamed with laughter"
What was it?"
That was what I wanted to know
When l approached her she reached
for me and pulled me down on the
bed with her and cried: Jennie, I
can't curl my HART"
why not?' l asked her.
Because she gasped. my hair is
in the suitcase, tool
1--WE just chung to each other and
laughed until mother heard us end
came running to see what it was all
about. Then when we told her she
screamed with laughter, too.
TT broke down all barriers of re-
serve between Alice and us and we
had a perfectly lovely time. Chi.
cago Daily News.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
SAY RAILROAD
IS TRUST AND
FILE PROTEST
Stockholders of the New York
Central Fight Issuance of
S24,OOO,OOO Bonds for
Ohio Improvements.
MAY
ALSO TAKE ACTION
According to Complaint the
Central Controls Three
Competing Lines Between
Buffalo and Chicago.

~ OLUMBUS, o., Dec. IA protest
was fled here late today with the
state utilities commission by
" stockholders OF the New York
Central railroad against the appli-
cation for an issuance, OF s2i. 0G0. 400 OF
bonds by tho railroad for improvements
in Ohio.
IL Is declared that tho railroad is a
trust and a suit VIII be brought for its
dissolution under the Sherman law
The letter of protest was signed by G.
II. Nenner & Co, la mixers Of New York
as stockholders in tho New York Central
& Hudson River railroad and the Michi-
gan Central railroad, and also by the
Continental Security company OF New
York as stockholders in tho Michigan
Central.
Representatives OF the protesting
stockholders are expected here Monday
when the application for the issuance Of
the certificates will he heard by the
utilities board