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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
Seuti1es Sbeater.
SdjDuberr's SdanIptcl: r6amtlIe"
erlebt Spnntag in Amerifa
ieinc Gremtere.

Reu6eit lit Der Het3 Dss 2e6en5,
gang beIonpers aber auf Der 8U4nei
unD gerooe in bteIer 8e3iebun8 tdnn
ii6 bas bieIige osutide S9eaterpubliz
fun ntdt bei6peren. IS tit nod telne
SuiIon pergangen, D6ne oaB ni4t oa5
cine oDer Qnbere Stiit in Cincinnati
Ieine 8remiere in Qmerttd erlebt bat.
unb bic ri6ttgen neuen S6Opfungen
Der bramatiIaen aunit Bel Der 9tel=
Iettiqteit oes 8eIhrats unIerer Sbedz
terfreunbe aus3undblen, 1T gerptB
.teine aleinigtett, Ionoern erForbert pteI
Q(rbeit uno reiflt9e 1eberlegung.
So ift aud Die nd6ite RoDitdt, MEL
DE fir Sonntog Qbenb uuf Dem proz
gramm ite6t unb ouf dmeritaniI4em
8oben gum erIten Wfale aufgefu6rt
nirb, Elm Stiid, in tpeldem Der Stint
Ter elm tpubr6eitsgetreues Bib aus
benz mobernen Qeben in berrli4en,
aber aud gum She'll iebr grelen Jarz
ben malt. Der 2lutDr oes Stiides,
oefTen Iome in Der 8uhnertpelt ben
beIten Slang unb tpel6er iit) 0ur6
Ieine berrlite bramatii6e Sh0pfung
u8lQube unb 6etmatb" eine beionoere
9lus5eidnung bes beuti6en 8atiers err
rungen bat, lit teiu anberer aIs Or.
9arl S6oenberr. Gr gebort 5u ben
| S6riftiteuern, peIde in ihren S6iIz
oerunqen niht iibertretben, ionbern
oenielben Elm oerartiqes RatureQ ge@
ben, oab man ibnen nit 2et6tigtett
foIgen tonn uno an ibnen aber 81 9letz
der 3sit bic StGrte oeutI6er 2itteraz
tur uno oeuti6er 8Ubnentunit in nt6t
triiQenoer Msiie ertennen tonn.
9Qs Stud, rpeIhe5 ben anbetnelnz
ben Ramen rJamilie" fibrt, trdgt et@
nen edit ppltstfiimIi6en G6aratter uno
nit pramatiiher Wuht ldBt oer&unitz
Ter bos S6idIul apeier 5amilien, BEL
nel6en iih sepifermaBen Der 5lu6
Der b0ien Sbat, forttpdbrenD 80'es en-
5sugenD, fpeiterpererbt, pOr ben 4ugen
Der 3uIhausr in ho6it tru9tI6erWetie
! Reoue paTiren. gs lit in jeoer ge3iez
6una Itart n1poern gebaIten unb bod
/ gu glei6er 3eit gepultig unO erIGiitz
terno ouf bus Seelenlebsn eintpirtenb.
Dime 3neifeI Elm WleiIteritiit mooerner
2itteratur, bas ieoo6 ben 8pr3ug bat,
unTeren atobemiId gebiloetsn Sbeater>
beIu6ern ionobl, pie oem u19emeinen
publttum einige AD6it 9enuBrethe uno
| aus Der reinen aueQe Des 2ebens
| I60pfenoe Stunosn gu perIhuffen.
9ieIe neuefte PerIe Der mooernen
9itteratur nit por5iiglifer 8eieBung
am nG6iten Sonntog in unierem Mlu=
ientenpel aufgefiibrt gu ietsn, ptro
o9ne 3peifel ale Sreunoe, peIhe Die
aepultige uno tpuhtige Spra6e berz
Ielben bspunoern unb 81 tpiiroi9en
piiIen, na6 benz S6eater bringen unb
ben untruqliden 8etpeis liefern, boB
bas 9eutfhtbum Gincinnatis ii6 germ
nit ttefen 9entern, Die Die S6atten=
| ieiten bes mobernen 2ebens niht nit
oem Sedmuntel Der falfhen Sham
3uoeden, bei4dftist.
Nuf ieben 5aa miro Die auffiibrung
biefss bodmoDernen Stiidss benetIen,
baB bic 2situne oes 1ieiigen Oeuti6en
Sbeaters serne bereit lit, b06it seoies
gene bramutif6s Werte gu brinqen;
gans beionbers, penn Die 4uffiihrlng
ourh einen aublreihen 9eIu6 getpiirs
! oiet pirn, ME Dies big jeBt leiber aur
Bel Iuffii6runeen bon Speretten, lpie
Die luitigs Wittpe" uip. Der Jaa
mar.
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Gta0tauOttpr
8ia feline &ednung fir bic Wnniei-
pal Budget Nusiteauns besablen.

ginen b0ien strif bat gsItsrn
StabtzMubifor WaIbburn perihieDez
nen itdbttften Departements ourh bic
Hehnung eencht. Der Qubitor petz
gerte iid ndmlid, bic Rednunsen fir
oie tiir5lib itatteebabte Wunieipat
Budget glusiteluna au besobIen, nit
ber Besriinbuug, bab bic Stabf fir
berartise Nussaben tein 9sIb babe.
Watiirli1 pirb jebt Don Seiten Der in
sSrase fommsnben Departemsnts Der
Gtobtantpalt Inn elm 8utahten anaez
aansen perben, um feftauitenen, pb bic
Gtellunsnabme pes 4ubitors torrett
lit ober nidt.
llnter ben Departments, bic in Der
binbuns nit Der MusitelIung 0erpFli6@
tuneen einsegansen iinb, befinben iid
in eriter 3inie bas Siderbeitsbeparies
nent nit elmer Rehnnus iiber $500,
bas paribepartement nit elmer Hehz
nung iiber $100 uno Die llniberiitdt
nit Torberunsen i'm getruge BON
S184.53. Sn biefe Summe iinb $35
einssfhloHen. bic Der llniDeriitdtsprd.
iihent Or. 6. 90. 9abner aug ieiner
Tufhe an 3pei Niiiitenten porseitredt
bat, tpelhe bic Nusitelluns Der unipers
fiat 5ufammenseitent batten.
Die Rehnungen fur bic Musitenuna
fdmen benz 9lubitor p6llia liberia
ftenb, ba es Dor Der Gr0ffnuns Der
slusite1una itets hieb, bab bic aoiten
bon GOnnern unb Jreunoen bes 8u=
r,au Of Munieipul Reiearh aetrasen
iperben tpiirben.
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@eburten.

SalDutore uno 2ottu popIercio, 826
Wain Ctr, Gnabe.
Soiepb uno 2ena gattp, 1877 Ruce
Str, anabe.
gonarb unp Wurts Roah, 3439
Wbitfielo 4pe.. MGb6sn.
9Oparo uno Bertha Cunningham,
1852 Southiibe Ipe., 8nabe.
Sobn unb pearl Webiter, 3036 SO.
6. glpe., anabe.
Spbn unb 2illte MaDoen, 3776 Sill
iibe 4pe., Wdbhen.
9apib uno Goitb Weaber, 948
Glarf Str, Mdo6en.
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ysie man lSillen rInni,umt.

0fun nehme gIadturn'3 Go8ca
9fonal- Eiler, lrcidjc nicnaIs fncifen
nod frauf MAIDEN. Cine ieoen abeno
ais 2aratip 3lpei ODER oret ais ab-
fiibrnlittel. Rah 9upeuollHg bon ei-
nigen @od]cu 1T Der Srubel getuohn.
lih beboben. 8eriuhen Sic elm t0c
gofet nur eiun1ol unb sic tperben
feline urtoeren 11ebr baben iuollen -
.lie itHo 10 prompt una angenebuI
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Brad Den 9lrm.

2eonarb Werner BON 90. 80 U2itz
6eu Qpenue, Elm gln9eTtelIter Der
4oams grpreB g., fam geitern Mpr=
gen in Dem 2ugerbaus Der 5irmu an
Der 5ron1 uro Butler StraBe 10 un-
eliitIih 5u 5aQ, OaB er it'd ben re6=
ten 2lrm brad. Der YerungGIdte
rpurDe rad oem itdotiI6en 9oTpituI
oebrQht.
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nit m q n d en- q b FIJI + rm t.

nit monhenab b III + rm t.
teln miro Der aaufer ungefiihrt, BE-
trogen, neil fie au feiner natureemd.
Ben 8emegnng Der IdrHe perbelfen,
ionberu cine getunltiame berbeifiib-
rem. gsaturgeutdB iDirfen ct. Der
narh 4rdmterpiIIen. Iuber
lit bieies altbeDdbrte BIutreinigunss-
|uIiftel aaeulnI beiliaHl ,tlo fein Ge.
brnub bat nienalS nohtbeiliee Sol
gen. Abrefiire g. We,itnebter & Co..
Nor 1916, NeD Dorf Gitp, Inn II n.
|entgeItIih cine Yrobe 5li be-
fonunei1. Die ct. 8ernoro RrGuter.
Yiaen iin6 in allen Mpotbeftn an ba-
ben. Yreis % Gents. b,a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31

Wpbnung an Der Oft S.6ften Qpenue.
Gr ertpirfte ben 5aftbefebl Dor 5riez
hensrihter Dumont unb lisB bic grlz
msr seftern 9ormittag Derhaft:n,
ndhbem fetn Jaa i'm ppliaeiseriht
Biz gum eriten Ropember peridoben
iporben mar. Die Gramer betbeuert
lire llnIdulo unb fie tpurbe iofort ses
qen 8urqf6aft auf freten SUB aeieB..
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Namen Der benz MaFerbabe entriTes
ne Qlpfel trdst.
Cine uralte Sitte BEL perartigen
Soften 1T es, ben Nnfangsbu4itaben
bes Nornamens bes pber Der perion
3u ergriinben, bic man beirotben
tpirb. Man ihdlt ppriihtis sinen
Npfel, b. 3. 10, baB bic Sdaole beil
bleibt unb pirft biefelbe bann nu9
hinien iikr ben aopf. 9lus Dem
Shn0rfel, bic borns bic Qpfellhaale
bilbet, ent5iffert man oftn,als NIT
Der grObten pbuntaiie ben Nn-
fanssbudftaben bes 8ornomens Des
ober Der 3utiinftisen.
Sir nidt allau ieniitib angelegte
Raturen empfieblt ii4 Elm after
gruu4. Der fi6 Srabitionen naA itets
beDdbrt baben ion. Das iunge Wdo=
6en, ipeldes Die 3utunft befragen
tpiu, begiebt iih I'm Witterna1t IN
ibr Stlofgemod. Rahbem lie i6r
Gebet berrih.et, foa bic Waaio einen
Spiegsl our 5ano nshnen uno oann
lpiro ibr in bemielben ods 9eii6t
osFsn erideinen, Dem iie fiirs eeben
angebDren tpiro.
0as iinb pobl bic belisbteiten
grdufe unD Sitten Bel elmer 9alz
lotp'esnfsisr. Wa0glidit luitig unb
muntsr ioa ss bel elmer Iolhen 5eier
terseben uno barum fpiirbe es tpobl
ratbfam iein, elm 3immsr bafIr gu
tpGblen, in bem Die Suaenb niht oll3u
srobe Riidiiht ouf bic M1Dbel unb
5eppide 5u ne6m brauht, neil iih
bas bei ben Spielsn nidt INNER gut
burdfiibrsn ldbt. WlDge oas Sal
lpiD'esnfeit uu6 beute nod ben 2iez
benoen, Der frDbliden sSussnb Elm
gliidpersibenbes Seit bebeuten. Ut0z
&c es nod ldnaer nit feinen Sitten
uno Gebrduden, ieinem gebeimniBz
pollen Weben uno ieinen mpItii6en
Sher5en in ben Sinnen unb Ser3en
Der Suseno fortle6en. Qtqs feline
Gebrdufe trdsen ia Dor allen our
llnterbaltung unb gum 8srgniisen
BET unb bic Sugenb freut ii6 ia bod
10 serne. 9eute gluubt ia Riemonb
mebr on biefe mpitifden Gebrdude,
aber its tragen piel 5ur 8eluitiguna
unb Sreube bel.
6allopeen iit idottifden ur.
1prungs, bod nah unb mad lit es
auf fdmmtli6e 8Dlter @robbritans
MEMS iibersegangen unb felt sabrbuns
osrten fdon tpiro bieies mnitiihe fseit
am Soge bon 9lllsrieelen BON ben
Shotten, Srldnbern uno Gngldnbern
gleih gefeiert unb audi nad 9lmerito
| lit es beriiber setommen, um bier
BON allen goltsitdmmen mebr ober
tpeniger in Die Rsibs Der syeittase
aufgenommen 5u fperoen. llripriings
LTD purbe es bon ben beibnifhen
Shotten begangeu, um, pie f6or
oben geiagt, bOIe Setter unb gss
tpdlten fern5ubalten, bod beute bal
es in bieier 9iniibt ieine 8sbeutune
ausgefpielt. benn in bieisn aufgetIdrter
3eiten slaubt Riemono m,br an bier,
mpitifden unb iputisen 9ef9idtsn
Die Dem 6allp'een aus alten 3eiter
nod anbaften. Ri6ts befto ipeniee,
hfhIeiht bic meiiten Sbeilnebmer an
elmer ehter 6allop'eenfsisr stn 10 uns
geipiHes, ipoblises Graufen, bas toum
5u befhreiben 1T, tpenn plDbIi6 Die
2idter auseebeu ober ionltige mpitiit<
aursneil setri.ben tpiro.
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gbtpdrb unb Carrie Campbell, 2016
WtnheQ glDe., SnQbe.
Beter unD 8tDia Gun, 4149 Gangz
lamb Noe., &nabe.
g6Qrles unb Qaura 8rudmQnn,
4251 Dane Npe., &nabe.
5ranf unb So0is 9bilbpper, Reps
tDpn, mdo6en.
peter uno Bertha &ing0ouner, 1910
Maiu Ctr, Mdo6en.
Ralpb uno 2tOa QOams. 1941 Sio
Qu6urn 2tOe., 8nabe,
GrneIt uno 2orain Quitin, 1909
GHo 2(uburn Qpe., 8nabe.
George un0 2enu Steinbu6, 302
Q8. QibertD Str, MGOhen.
5. unb CLARA 9onul0ion, 838 2tps
trgIton Str, Wtdo4en.
3oIep6 uno GiIia 2uuman, Sr,
1913 Gourtluno Str, 3rabe.
George unD gelIje S9orle, 2129
gire Str, anabe.
Ireo. unD Gonu 9opren, 2713
2anoer Ctr, Wtdb6en.
5runt uno 2(Ou Q8eber, SOP Reaz
hing Roub, U}do6en.
Sarrp unb gIiiabetb Wtthelmp,
4121 Reabinq 8oab Mdoten.
Charles unb emma 5raumau, 3471
Woop6urn Qpe., anube.
0ilbert unb Caroline Qe0o, 1888
Dennis Str, &nabe
Gbartes uno Gectlts gurion, 2615
9ine Str, anabe.
CHARLES uno 2aoina Mat, 2706
@ine Str, W}Gohen.
RuoolF unb SDa Stebirg, 349
S6illsr Ctr, WlGb6en.
Jpbn unb Gbnu 5tamm, Alb S6iIz
Ter Str, U}dbden.
5reo. unO Murp 8auB, 1929 Dei>
Dooo 4pe., W}Gbhen.
| MiQiam unb Qpuiie Stabt. 1916
Queen Gitp 2lpe., Wdofen.
Soiepb unb 2lnna Berg, 2238 Sez
| Tim gDe., W}Gofen.
Soieph uno Bertha S6narB, 1905
geioIer Ctr, W0o6en.
Gpttlieb unb GIiiabetb 8ugele.
2236 Selim 2(pe., MGDhen.
Glmer uno Dora SunB, 2182 Ses
| Tim 2tpe., &nabe.
SOIepb UNI Carrie S6neiber, 20
Bad Ctr. Wdbhen.
qaul unb aunigunoe Giiciap, 2O35
Gin Ctr, 8ndbe.
Sato5 uno 47nss 0ung, 2218 Ru=
bine Ctr, 92Gofen.
Clemens uno 6elen Dierfe8, 2510
!Salfteao Str. Mdofen.
2puts uno 0i38is 6ront, 638 %. 4.
9lpc.. W}Goten
| MiGiam unb 2tnn1 2otIda, 241O
Sprtnq 9robe 2tDe.. MGbten.
5ermonn unb 2tnna 6eB. 6O2 God
Str. &nabe.
'oiep6 uno GLiIobetb gerIirg, 1919
StraiQht Ctr, Uldo6en.
Hpbert uno Charlotte Marburtor,
719 6optins Str, 8nabe.
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Irebt ben Spief nm.

Der pripdtbetettip George SO. gorz
nett, Der betauntlih tpesen tbGtIihen
4nsriffs auf feline 9ousbdIterin
Margoret gramer perboftet iporben
mar. bat seitern bic Grumer uerbaften
laTen. gr beihulbigt lie bes Dieb@
itabls BON S4mudio4en aus iein.r
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g!nIeituns our Werantoltung elmer
g&n1ptp 'een VartD. Vtel ulf
unb @pab pirb's babel geben. -
6alIotp'esn 1T uralten ihottiiden
llrfprunss.
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9ic SIrger ocS ?. GungrcF= Siitrifts

psroen ipObl ni6t perfe6Ien, 6errn
Stto Renner gu unterItI5en, Der
Iif um Das Monoat als aongreBrez
prGIentant betptrbt. Gr lit in Der g}u-
tionel0tonomie Iebr gut beIhla9en.
nenna6 nirb er Iih BEL ben 8erbanb=
lungen uber ben 5arif ais tpert6ppLIer
8erat6er erfpeiIen. Sang beIonoer5
ptrb er iih Der aroBen unD fpidtieen
SnouItrisbetriebe i'm atpeiten &ongrebs
9iitritt onrebmen. Dem 9eutiht6um
lit er I6on lGngit ais Mann ppn snts
itieDen ltberaler 8eI;nnunq betdnnt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-16
FIBER OF COTTON BADLY
DAMAGED BY The RAINS
Will Hardly Pay to Gather It
Now

If statements made BY sveral farm
ers here are verified. a great deal OF
the unharvested cotton in the fields
of Sumter and neighboring counties
is in such condition now as to render
it unfit for market, in that it cannot
be ginned, besides being of poor sta
pIe since the rains of two months
have beaten upon it. While proba-
bly, all the cotton is not in this bad
plight. it is true that a great deal
of it cannot be handled at all nd
will, eventually, be ploughed under.
1t is said that the seed have wither-
edo to the extent that they slip
through the gin along with the lint
cotton. thus making poor staple, as
well as cumming the gin saws. Shere
is SO much of this cotton remaining
in the fields< about Americas that
farmers are loath to lose it, even
though it would be worth no more
than five or six cents per pound Il
Kicked out, at present high prices
Tor labor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-16
5TUART'S
BUegU AND JUNIPER COMPOUND
-'~n-V hMo BLADDER
EFFORTS " RE MADE TO
RESUME WORK ON ROADS
Convict Gangs BraVGd Wealth
Cf Yesterday

Yesterday morning Sumter's emit e
ICad-woI king force of seventy con-
yicts got busy in repairing the bad
bl eaks made by the recent heavy
rains. Every man and mule was pat
to work, and as fast as possible the
II ads will be repaired, to the extent
that teams and vehicles may get ov /
them once more.
Since the downpoud of last week,
when streams overlooked in all POI
tons of the county, inundating the
roads, it has been impossible to travel
item any great distance to or from
the city OF the eight or nine high
ways leading out of Americas, only
the Plains, Smithyille and Ellaville
roads are good their entire length.
Several bad washouts on the Leslie
and Andersonville highways cut off
travel in that direction, while the
River road, leading east of Americas,
was SO badly cut up as to render traf-
over it almost impossible.
e costly ASshout f.. the Lee street
two milesN south Of the city re-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-16

p. m. yesterday, was partly derailed
in the yard at Conner, Ala, arriving
several hours late. In lieu of this
train, the morning train, Albany to
Smithville, was operated to Americas
and Macon, maintaining the schedule
of No. 6. 1t was stated here that
no one was hurt in the accident at
Conner.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-16

sulting from the breaking mill dam
above it, will be repaired as soon
material for the work can be had.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-16

A woman may not have the dough
even if her diamonds are paste.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-16
ACCIDENT DELAYED TRAIN
ON CENTRAL YESTERDAY
NOrthbOund Train Partly Derailed In
Alabama.

Northbound Central train No. from
Montgomery, due in Americas at 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22
UNITED STATES PRESIDENTS
SEEK HELP FROM THE PRESS
Mckinley Started the Fashion, Roosevelt and
Taft Extending Use--.Campaign Work
by the High Chiefs

that carries group of trailing ora
tors, draws much from the speaking
talent of the locality penetrated. Re.
publican congressman are called upon
TOR this duty. In some instances n part
of the expense is paid for out of funds
raised by the Republican state commit
tees.
This kind of Republican campaigning
by the national committee and the
meagerness of their operations is due
to the lack of campaign funds and to
little else. just where the money came
from has not been made known, al
though, under the law list must be
made public before long Presumably
few of the thick and thin friends of
the party responded to urgent appeals.
Undoubtedly the President s brother,
Charles 7. Taft, has helped out for he
is very rich man. For the sake of
family pride he had to do something.
1 here is considerable list of loyal Re-
publican contributors, who have been
stand-bys for II generation. By raking
and scraping small fund was OBJ
tanned from them at the very eleventh
hour.
No Republican campaign fund, since
the early history of the party, was
ever expended more economically. 1t
is also fair to say that no Republican
campaign fund was ever contributed
more mselfishly. Quite good many
of the contributors, however, are men
who have some interest in saving the
party organization. They accordingly
have a selfish motive in giving.
The President too, has headed the
efforts to prevent regular Republicans
from stampeding to Wilson. Reports
from every State are of these Repub-
lican opponents of Roosevelt, who want
to make sure that he is not elected
by Pumping their votes on the Demo
cratic candidate. That tendency has
been causing the Republican campaign
management a tremendous amount of
worry. The alarm has by no means
ceased. The likelihood of such an out
come is still very strong and every lit
tie while the President is saying some
thing to encourage Republicans to vote
their own ticket.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22
WOMEN OF RANK
SEEK TO BE THIN

BERLIN, October 6.-Women of rank
and fashion in Germany have been
seized with passion for becoming thin
for requiring an "American figure. {"
Accordingly starvation camps" have
been thronged with women taking the
cure. After the "patient" is
weighed, she is put ON diet of which
the following is a sample:
am, saucer of cherries or grapes,
cup of corn coffee, slice of brown bread,
two pieces of sweibeck or toasted bread,
10 am, glass of lemonade, saucer of
cherries or grapes.
pm, two small slices of meat, dish
of vegetables mot potatoes), lettuce,
dish of fruit stew or jam.
4 pm, glass of lemonade, saucer Of
cherries or grapes.
$3.50 pm, dish of vegetables (not po-
tatoes), saucer Of cherries or grapes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22
Candidates Shy.

Several candidates, mostly Repubii-
cans, were interviewed, but they all
fought shy of committing themselves
on the question of the Governor S re.
Appointment, shyness which really
stands them in poor grace, especially
when people who are ont for popular
support by the public should be more
pronounced in their views on public
questions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22
TO CURe A COLD IN Ost nay

Take Laxative Bromo QUINN,
Tablets. All druggi.h rciLnd
the money II 1t fm. to cure
Z w Groves signature IS cp
zach hox
ahie AlahiSa 90. 81 Laay 9 . =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22
RHEUMATISM.

Chronic rheumatism often attacks
the larger joints. Internal treatment
Of any Kind would be worse than use,
less, but by applying Chamberlain s
Pain Balm freely aud massaging the
affected parts three times day, a cure
may be affected. II win afford some
relief az once and by continuing the
treatment, will eventually effect com.
plete cure, Some eases. however, re-
1uire considerable patience lla eare.
ful 10 keep tho bowels regular For
sale By nenfon Smith s Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22
Castle g. Cooke Co., Ltd
Life and Fire
insurance
Agents

General Insurance Agents, representiaI
New England Mutual Life Insurance.
Company of Boston.
Aetna Fire Insurance Co.
ATTENTION.
We have just accepted the Agency
and
The Protector Underwriters OF the
Phoenix of Hartford.
These are also among the Roll or
Honor in San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22

vent accidents to employees and passen-
gers. 1t has measured those accidents
which occur with more or less reRu-
larity and frequency on railroads th1
may properly be called unavoidable. -
But Commissioner McChord points out
that there are numerous other railroad
accidents, (Which are fairly prevent
able and against the occurrence of
which travellers and employees ON rail.
roads have a right to demand protee-
ton" In this field the commission IL
now very active.
Annual Report Due.
This is the season of the year when
many of the departments begin to make
their annual reports. The flow of thess
documents to the public printer has al.
ready begun and will continue up 20
December and even January. All mem.
hers of the cabinet, except the seert.
tary Of state, make annual reportk
These are being compiled. But NUN.
erous subordinate officials also have 30
put down in writing a chronicle of what
has been accomplished and make rec
concentrations for the improvement OF
the public service.
Governmental activities at Washing
ton will not be in full swing yet for
several weeks. The general return 10
Washington will not occur tin aftsr
the election aud may be rather tardy
then, unless the President cuts shori
his soiourn at the Virginia Hot SPRING.
lie AMI Mrs. Taft are now making
ready for their visit 60 that resort
which, with them, has become an annual
pilgrimage,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22
REINFORCEMENT
Of GOVERNOR
PLEASES
Governor Congratulated by Cable
and Personally on the News
from Beverly.
GREAT SILENCE FROM CUPID
Majority in Honolulu Express
Qualification at The Ad-
vertiser's News.
GREAT SILENCE FROM cUPlI
From SATURDAY, Advertiser.

X \; * X * X x X X X * X X 4: X X
* (By Federal Wireless Telegraph
X BEVERLY, Massachusetts,, Oc-
X tober 1S.-(Special to The Ad-
X vertiser) = On recommendation
X of Secretary of the Interior
X Walter L. Fisher, President
* Taft has decided to reappoint
X as Governor of Hawaii, Walter
* F. Frear.
X President Taft will send Gov
X ernor Frear's nomination to the
X senate as soon as the congress
x meets, in December.
X Secretary Fisher, in addition
X to holding hearings in Honolulu
* and upon the other principal
X islands of the Territory, talked
X privately with many persons,
4: according to his report, and
X made a personal examination of
4; the Islands and their industries.
!: He reached the conclusion that
X the charges against the Cover
X nor were not well founded; that
\: they arose chiefly from misun-
X derstanding, and that the reap
X pointment of Governor Frear
x would be greatly in the interest
X of the Islands and of the coun-
X try at large.
x 1t was on receipt of this re-
X port that the President an
X nounced that he would make
\: the appointment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Baldwin, of Maui,
are visiting in this city,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-22
Pully Batlsaed.

e" ! ana very glad 10 hear the news
that the Governor II % De reappoint
81, faid John A. Mecandless -
hays felt sure W along that bic reap
polnfmaHi would come about aa q result