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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-10-31
PLEASANT VALLEY

Henry Raaen is working in River
Falls.
Miss Lottie Bergerson is working
in River Falls.
Lannie Hawkins made a trip to
River Falls Monday.
Laura Ramberg visited at Ole
Ramberg's Friday afternoon.
U. @. Gage was doing some
carpenter work for Thos. Kinney
the first part of the week.
A pleasant birthday party was
given Sunday afternoon for Miss
Laura Thoen by some of her school
mates.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-10-31
PARTITION SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, La Circuit Court, ST.
Croix County:
Henry S. Miller and Martha G. Tyler,
Plaintiffs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
Army Orders.

WASHfNGTON. Sept. Colonel WIZ
Lam ID. Beach, cavalry, unassigned, IL as
signed 70 the Fourth cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel Guy Carclton. nov
attached TO the Fourteenth cavalry, is
assigned 10 the Third cavalry. lie VIII
proceed TO Fort sam Houston.
Colonel William s Skunk, cavalry. is
detailed as acting inspector general
The following promotions. assignments
Of officers recently promoted. are an
nounced:
Cavalry-Eobcrt II. Road. from lieuten-
ant colonel 90 colonel. William J. Nlchol-
son, promoted from lieutenant colonel.
seventh cavalry. 10 colonel attached TO
seventh cavalry, Tyree II. Rivers. pro-
noted from major cavalry, unassigned,
10 lieutenant colonel attached To Eighth
cavalry Charles ~. Rhodes, promot ed
from captain, Fifteenth cavalry TO major
Lieutenant Colonel Charles w. Penrose
Twenty NTH infantry. will proceed to the
Presidio OF San Francisco for observation
and treatment
The resignation OF First Lieutenant
Robert l.. Pulvcr. medical corps. has been
accepted. effective September &.
The following transfers at the request
OF the officers concerned is announced:
First Lieutenant Emery Smith, from
Ninth infantry. assigned 10 the First
neld artillery. First Lieutenant Charles
r Smart, First field artillery, assigned
TO the Tenth infantry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
HUMAN TOOL CHEST"
RELIEVED OF BURDEN
Much Hardware Taken From
Chicago Mans Stomach;
Operation Successful.

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-When physicians
operated on John Mariner at the county
hospital TO ascertain the cause OF ter
rIbie pains In his stomach" they found
nineteen pocket knives. seventeen nails.
Ave knife blades. dozen screws and a
silver dollar. For eighteen years Marin er.
who has been known 10 Chicaecans rs
Tho human tool chest" swallowed tho
articles on wagcrs.
Eating knives and sll that stuff new
or burt me, said Mariner before tie
operation, but sometimes I'd get ter
r!blc pains in my stomach
Physicians pronounced The operation as
successful Mariner is % years old and
q laborer.
The pocket knives, screws, nails and
other articles removed from Mariners
Superintendent u. T. Teters OF the hos
pitai and placed on exhibition at tho In
stltutlon
An Of the articles were lodged in a
corner OF tho stomach. according 10 the
surgeon who operated on Mariner. "An
ulcer had formed and the man would
have died Within a month II he had not
Ten OF the knives taken from Mariners
stomach had been bone handled. b:t the
bone had been dissolved by gastric
juices The wooden handled knives were
intact
The silver dollar which he swallowed
coin had Just come from the mint. Tine
juices OF tho stomach had kept the Sil-
Yer In a highly polished condition. some
Of the knife blades we're rusty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
POINT OUT VALUE OF
AVIATION TO ARMY

WASHINGTON, Sept. United States
army aviators after participating for the
irst time In real military movements IN
the recent Connecticut nlaneuvers. have
returned TO the government station at
College Park. Md. determined 10 awaken
further interest OF the general staff and
the army I'm military aviation.
To hasten progress OF this nation. which
was the pioneer In the aviation feld.
they are urging the war department to
invite 10 college Park the foreign avia-
tors who are 10 participate in the avia-
ton meet IN Chicago. The army aviators
seek TO have held at the conclusion of the
Chicago meet an aeroplane and engine
They believe the presence
OF the foreign aeroplanes and engines as
models would point out 10 American
the necessity OF improve
ment in their machines 10 insure patron
age OF the war department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
MADAM! IF YOU ARE BILIOUS, CONST|PATED
OR HEADACHY PLEASE TRY "SYRUP OF FIGS"
your stomach liver and 80 feet of bowels gentle thorough
cleansing without grippe nausea-Deicious fruit
laxative for women children.

All women get bilious. headschy and
stipated-simply because they don {
exercise enough. They don eat coarse
food. or enough fruit and green vegeta-
bles. Those are nature ways of keep
ing tho liver and thirty feet OF bowels
activo, but very few women employ
them. The next best way is delightful,
fruitv Syrup OF Figs.
Nearly all ills Of women can be over.
come with Syrup of Figs alone. There
is no need TO have sick headache, back
ache, dizziness, stomach sour and full
of gases. bilious spells. ssllowpess, coat
ed tongue. bad breath, bad complexion,
nervousness and depression. The surest
and safest remedy is one or two tea.
spoon fuls Of delicious Syrup of Figs.
Try this tonigbt-you II feel splendid
in tho morning when the sour bile,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
DROPPED
FROM ARMY ROLLS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Two off.
GERS were dropped from the army rolls
Yesterday through the approval by
President Taft OF sentences OF courts.
martial.
One was Capt. Boss Reese Of Geor-
eia. Philippine scout, convicted in the
Philippines Of brutal treatment Of his
enlisted men, neglect OF duty and other
offenses. In addition to the dismissal
the courtmartial sentenced him to fif.
teen years hard labor, but this part of
the sentence failed TO receive the presi-
dents approval.
Capt. Jacques De Lafitte, twelfth
infantry, was dismissed on account of
irregular financial transactions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

clogged up waste and poisonous matter
have been gently but thoroughly moved
on and out of your system, without
nausea. gripping or weakness. Your head
will be clear, complexion rosy, breath
sweet, stomach regulated; no more con
stipation, gases, pains and aches.
II is simply matter OF keeping your
stomach, liver aud bowels clean and
regular. Then you will always be well
always look and feel your best,
But get the genuine-the old reliable
Ask your druggist for "Svrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA Refuse. with
contempt, the so called Fig Syrups
sometimes substituted to fool vou. The
Fig Syrup Company; look for this on
the label.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
PRESIDENT HOPES
TO PLAY GOLF SOON

BEVERLY, Mass, Sept. 7.-Presid ent
Taft and Mira Taft landed from the
near Beverly. Chairman Charles d.
Hilles and Treasurer George r Sheldon
OF the Republican national committee
and party OF Mrs. Taft's friends ac-
compan!ed them. The party was driven
TO the Taft cottage. The PRESIDENT s
lame ankle seemed better and he entered
his automobile with greater ease. He
apparently suffered lttle pain. He
hopes to be able to resume playing golf
next week.
The president today continued his po-
litical conferences In addition 70
Messrs. Hilles and Sheldon he had as
guests at luncheon Republican Ma tIonal
Committeeman Charles F. Brooker OF
Connecticut and Charles II. V, Clark Of
Hartford
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
PHILADELPHIA GIRLS
WILL WE'D FILIPINOS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept IA triple ro-
nance was brought TO light here yes
terday when announcement was made
OF the approac ching marriage of three Sis
ters who will wed three Filipinos nov
serving on battleships in the Philadel-
phia navy yard.
Ella Penney, II years old. will be mar
ried on the deck OF the battlcship Mime
sofa TO Liecrio Elvo
Miss Sadie Penney, %, Is engaged to
marry F1lomeno Mariana, attached TO the
battleship Missouri. and Miss Annie Fen
ney. 10, Will wed Leon Fernando Of the
Tennessee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
General Wells Dies,

GENEVA, n. Y, Sept. 7.-Brigadier
General Almond b Wells, q. S. A, re-
tired, died at his homo here today He
had been in Ill health for the past two
years He was born in New York June
16, 1912, and at the outbreak of the
civil war enlisted in tho union army.
He entered the regular army from Ne
vada as second lieutenant OF the
eighth cavalry in 1866 and was retired
at his own request in August, 1908,
with tho rank of brigadier general.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

line Of misses coats
of genuine Mackinaw
plaids in gray, green
and brown-these in
the new 33-inch length
-and sold with hat
Of self material fin
ished with Chanti-
cler trimming These
in II to 18 year sizes
and priced very rea-
sonably at only
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
Alleged smuggler Settles.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Nathan AL
ion. retired merchant OF kenosha, wis.
today paid the government 800. 600. TO
compromise his civil liability in a Snug
Cling case In New York in 1909, which
also Involved Mrs n. D. jenkins, in an
attempt 10 escape duties on thousands
OF dollars worth OF Jewels and wearing
apparel. criminal suit ngalnst Allen
resulted in $4,000 fine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
Killed Under Auto.

PAULlNA, Ia. Sept. REV. H..
Crete, pastor OF the Lutheran church in
Germantown, la. AT Il o'clock last night
VAS burned TO death before tho ayes Of
his children and several other persons
Whie pinned beneath wrecked motor
car. The blaze was started from a Ian.
tern with which his rescuers were work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
Army Omcer Dies.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. Mai 3. NJ,
Harrod, formerly a member OF the 18TH
mian canal commission and one Of the
Mississippi river commission and ex-
president OF tho American Society OF Civil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Hutbbemiitte uuo 8Iaubeblui
Bon 5ordlb 2agerirS m.

Gharlottenburg. WiImersoorferz
Gde, Berltner Strabe -. Gin n,a6=
tiger Shulbau. Der eine Reali1ul., bic
9oHorDerterz unD Run1tgeperbeibuIe
Inb bic fir gan5 DeutI9IanD norbilbz
lth getporbene itdbtiiR @pltsbiblioz
tbef dufeenommen bat. 6eute III Der
Verfebr in bifem npdbasogif9enDauz
renbauie" nod lsbbaiter als font.
Die unierridts5imm.r i'm gorberbauie
1tnb in QusixuungsrGume berDanbelt.
sJn ieoem SooIe mahi Elm 2ebrer bic
ponneurs. Die Qebrlinae unb iunaen
G<bilfen Iau.rn auf gerpanbte, oensn
t.e lbre 4rbeIten 5eisen tDunen. Bum
2hell buben ire tpahre Weeiftertperfe,
Die Jruht uriibcpollen ;sleibes ipds
ter ytahtftunben, aur 59ou geiteut.
4ber oud bieie ausiteluns kfbet an
snem 3uoiel. Bir ieBen uns, rla1bem
mir erit bic 3eihuungen unb 5tiaaen
Der iungen 8anbanbtpertfr .aeprhft4
naben. auf cine S1ulbanf, ruben unb
ttHnen bon elmer Ii9tsn 3utunft bes
beutih<n 0onbiperts. $50 iih 70 piele
tugtnbhfr, tii9tise RrGfte resen /. !.
Dd fomnlen auh 3Dei Stubenten
Don ber Roupgli9en Runitatabemie.
.Was ueinft Du, guifap, ipenn
mir iemuls ioIden 3eifgnunterridt
sehdbt bdtten21
yJt BIN aud gang poff. 5oft Du
Dir bic W6ftiteu tn Der oberiten Gtoae
Gn0eitkexR DIE Ga9en IN bsr $500
9a5 9nAe esUaRe fri 3Dtsg Nfitfsss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

Gin Sail bpfterif der
Selbftbppnofs. Waau i6reibt
1us StptboIm: Gin nortpegiihcr
&app., Der bon ieinsn Stammesssnofs
len gernisoen tpurbe, obne oob man Die
9riinoe bofur ipubte, purbe Dor fur
ger 9eit aui Itpebiihem Gebiet tpegen
Wilbfrep.Is bsrbaftst. Bon bem Guz
g.nblide Der 8erbaftuns on bate er
cis 5dbiseit nerlor.n, Die 3unes gu
oebrauhsn. gs mar tlur, bab bier
feline Emulation porIae. Der 2appe
tpurbs nun in bas 9efdnonib bon
Seit.riunb iiberfiihrt. aaum bort ans
seIanet, nerfiel CT in eine tiefe Sfns
maat, bi. felt mebreren sagen anbdIt.
unb babel niro er BON f6pereu
ardmpfsn ssidItte!t. Gin Stodholmsr
4rst fprah Die 8ermutbuue aus, bab
bier Elm JaQ bpiterii6er Selbftbnpnoie
|porliees. Die eenaue nuteriuhung er.
CAB. bab bies tbdtidhIih Der San III,
go iit Der 2appe DolITanDis sefibllos
uno reagirt auf teinerlsi Shmer5efz
fette. Mabrfheinlih glaubt er, odb er
aud In oieiem Sale Die Bel feinen
ab.rsldubiIhen StammesssnoTen pisl.
I.iht geltsnbe Nnidauung ertpeden
t0nne, Ct lei bonn boien Geiite beieis
fen, Der ibn aud 5u benz WiIbfreoel
perleitet babe. - Bon drstliber Seite
pirb 3u benz &ranfheitsfaa foleenoe
fahniFenIhaftlihe Grtldrung eege.
BEN: gs banbelt ii6 bier nm eine Dem
ariminaliiten unb piphioter tpoblDers
truute grIheinung. bic unter bem ga>
men beg 9anIcr'fden Sbmptpmen-
fompleres befannt lit. 9urh Muto.
fusseition ober, tpenn man iicb 10 auss
oriiden piu, burh Selbftbppnoie ent.
Itebt Elm fosenannter bpiterii9er Ddrs
mersuitanb, in tpeidem fi6 Der frdnf.
bate uebeltbdter DER rauben Wirflihz
lett entriidt iiebt. Da linn bic nirflihe
Gluht unmOslih iit, ,fliihtst er fi4 in
bic Neurofe" na9 Der fir folde
JGlle 5fpeifeilos 5utrsffenben 4usa
brudsneiie Der Greub-ihen 9beorie.
Der Wunih bes aranten, Iid Der
grauinmsn GesenDurt 3u ent3ieben,
unb auh mebr ooer fpeniser bic 9lb@
fi6t, bic Drgane Der sSuitia gu tau
ihen. ipfrien bier dbnliG tpie bic 6np1
noiifirenbe WaBnabmsn. Man fiebt
bab bitr, fpie 70 oft BEL 5piterie, bic
Gren3e 5ui{Hsn Rranfbeit unn Eim,,.
iatisa Sas(exI pisteu6 tA
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ling better. Mir miiHen bod nal ben
Yiahnop bierkrIhiden.4
Die iungen Maler MAIDEN einem
aansen Hnbel ppn ,Rothnliiben" priz
manern BON a0nislihen @pmnaiium,
9las, bic fih nm ibren Director grilp=
pieren.
DER ssohlebrer BON Der Sonopsrz
terfhuIe RsriiBt ben pbiloiopbilhen
Gehetmrath.
,Rtog, Serr Wittmeber; id bo9ts.
es tOnnte ben iunsen 2euten gar nlht
ifaben, tpenn fie na6 9u'tup 5repz
tags Resept bas Bolt bel ieiner 4rbstt
aufiuhen -. SAre S4iiler haben
iebr fleibie eearbeitet, - tptrtlth -
ale abtuno"
Der 8irettpr ipnnbte iih ieiner
Sbor sl.
naebe Sreunbe, in bieiem Saale,
ben bic MetalIgetperbe suiommeneaS
Itent babn, ieben sic nun ipieber st=
tpas 2euss: 3eidnun9 unb Iusfiibs
rung. 0ier, 9dnsaublmann, periuhen
sic einnnl, bieie Sransmihion bod
subeben. Wie blibiaubsr oas Ding bas
liest. Sin Mert Der oGnoe, meinen
Sic! Iber ipenn mir bic iauberen
Stiasen unb gers6nuHgen in oieisr
Mappe einiekn, bann Dtrb es uns
tlar, pie iebr oos alles aud 3opfs
arbeit in unIerem Gimme perlangt.
Wie eliidlib pobl Der 9ebrling -
6err Wittmsner, fpis beiBt Der jungs
Manu, Der bieIe Sransmifipn seliez
| fert BATE Gr perrGtb ieinen Rdmen nur
nit ben Nnfangsbunitdben -. SD
lppLIte iagen: Die sliidlih er tpobl gsz
peien lit, ais er bieIes Stiit fsrtiser
Irbeit Dor iih lie9en iab,"
uSerr 9ebsimratb, bd esht eben Der
2ebrlina Stelling, bon bem cie 5ransz
million ftanlu1t, nit Ieiner Mutter pprs
bel -. Gr min tpobl erit eintreten,
psnn Der Saul ettpas leerer tit. gr
ssnirt iit gstpiB in isiner arbettss
bluIe."
Der Director Ipri6t fpeiter:
sd bofie, ba Sie, meine 5rsunbe,
ben itarten ginprut uniersr heuttgcn
5hulpanberung in Iih nahtpirten
laIien! Wos gle bier iebsn, 1T oass
Der ShfpeiB nab Der neunten Are
beitsItunbe an Gage. 9sridafien uno
bepdbren sic ii6 ben Reixtt aud
Dor FOLDER 2lrbsit! Man pirft uns
9ertretern Der b0beren Sfuleu, Geb@
rern ipie Shiilern, niht nit unreht,
einen eerpiTen 9iloungsoiintsl por
unb IS 1T cine fir uniere seieQihafta
lihe Sarmonie unbeilppue Jolge iols
den 8snnGlerbodmutbs, bob mir itns
birten 6srrsn germ glduben, mir al
lein feien Die Sulturtrdger aller 8e>
aentpart unb 3utunft. Wer pon SShneR
bate anseiihts oieier tIeinen Utai6is
ne, aus rpbem ShmieoeeHen geformt
uno nit freuoi1sm Wertiinn point,
BEN Weutb, ben bIaubeb!uiten 9eisuen,
Der lie ssibaffsn, sinen rungebiIbstsn
Mlenihsu" gu nennenF
9ie grinansr iaben in 9srehruuo
auf ibren Jiihrer.
,9ekn mir nun in bic Gale Dee
8ut9ep.rbss!"
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aeb 8 ilb,
i'm qItcr bon 90 Sabreu. 1te Eseroianne i'm
bet itatt am 9ienitdg, eeH 20. Sebrudr, ssan'
n1ittuag Inn balls ltbr, ram IraIeIbnule.
Ip 414 aio6DaIe glrcuue, unb bic EetietuHe
criolat auf benz Srieehof In I'D 8nE.
1920 Tie tranernetn SiHterbitebtntH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
ftinrilh Spias,

i'm sitter bon rs 3lbten seeroienne aHi
Tienitoa @ahutitaa am ubr bonn Irnncr'
bdnis aus. lsszV'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
-Hnseiaen.

Sfarb ofH Canning, ben II. Sebrnnr, 1912,
itm ltbr 80 Dttniten NaitmitineS, N ocr
9Sp5nItnp feiner 1odter, Srau DsTh pdne,
go. 1888 29alfer Strnbe, iuIfer iunieiteelteofer
Satsc u1b @rrfnuter.
Wrorg Roth,
i'm sitter bon 72 SaIreu. Die 9ecroiauna Tin
oct ftail bon ner Ecut. Gnane. Aefprm. Gd'
lCuissSttrtbe Sbeannra uIto Srdpcrb StrdBs,
Gm &ieniiag, ben 20. 5sebrunr, UNI 2 lihr sa9'
uIittdas, fuo6u gerfrannte urb sSreuibe ofne
neitere Gott5 bDiIichft eindeInbeu finb.
fic tranernprn scintrrbitebtufn.
Gin GdbIaf nitr III hes aPeniften 1r9.
Gr fchdffef ghfb' benz Mlfiben,
Airtnit Heihenhen bic 3Nirbe ub.
grinat iie sum cfuaen sSrteoen:
gSeiHf nifbt, es 9ibt etu 92ieoerfebn:
Ste Go0ten rperben alfcrttebr III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

gDo rDaren bic 9pmnaIiaiteu. 100
ibr Director?
ssd mar pieber einmal in Der
StnIlbaHt etngsnitt, ipie ihon 10 Oft,
unp bic Rotbbemiistsn fpuren nur in
meinem 5raum an al ben 50srrli6=
tsiten poriiberse5osen.
2eioer .....
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

i'm 9lIler BON o. subrer, , Waouatsn unh g
Iaeen. Eis fecrolpung tsloet ftdtt pom
Irnuerbaufe ans, be!,te. geuuiaa adfMifiag
1Iu 2 libr ale .raupruos Satin,
IL GbQrIutie Ider m nm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Das ortraii.

.5err mirtb. ba baben Gis ober In
mein 3immer ein abfheulines Dor.
trait eebdnst! Wer fon benn bus eis
gentlif) fein9"
rgr5silen5. bos folIen Gle ftlber
iein!"
sGas 1T ia aber fdeublih, abiheus
lid, gang miami"
.Want ni6ss. GzFlkH1 --4spsax'1
mr. S1ait& w
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i1ifter Sdraae,

Ssarb am 5onniGa, Zen ls.
frn Z lihr RCslTiffaus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

Gtarb am 5ouRias. ben ls 5etruar 1912.
uM 40 gioraers, N felner g3oeuuH3s o55
S~ft l@earI =frrsg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

fiuett Hatt BON Der Rsotas pes 1snt Bret, Grtte'
bVfs ar Dtr Carthage 9i.t en- Iitutaa. ben ~.
S,bruar Inn lltr Ra&mtttses. atsanet fHr
einetiansn. lc,Is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

i'm sitter bon rs Jdhrsr, in feiner aSobunng,
9o. 1910 Geipii gloe. Tie Ssif nRT SfsrptgAna
lpiro fpdtPr befdrHi aeFnatT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
it)iIIiam +. nthn,
frau Sophie fa,arus,

Sturh arn Gcnrtoe. ben is GeeIuar
I'm ubr 10 aliHitteil &bcltes,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

c4arb um Sant'iag gi!tGe. ben II St5suar
912, in feiner Iopuuiig. go. 2255 euib S!r9
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

$3.50 GIRLS SOLID LBATHzR
SHOES BLUCHER OF BUTTON
STYLR8 SALE PRICE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

500 LADIES RINB DRESs
EHoRs. n GUH "sTL. VI0I
OR PATENT LATTER SALE
FRICE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-29
Bears Sweet Tooth

Bruin has a sweet tooth. If you 80 to the Jardin des Plantes you can see nial nowadays of an afternoon drinking hy- dron1el, hcney and water, with the near est approach he can make to seraphio smile. It is only of late that he has been accorded the luxury of his aperitif. Hcw he came by t is interesting, and appro priate. It is now possible to sell to he public flowers grown in the gardens and the profits on the sales are devoted to buying luxuries for the animals Thus. like the bee, Bruin derives his honey from the flower, which seems in the fitness f things.
 4 Parisian coiirt has just passed judg- ment in a very curious case. Several years ago q gentleman jockey riding Tn an important steeplechase at Donai fell with his mouns at the last hedge. No sooner was the amateur sportsman out of the hospital, in which broken isg had detained him for several months than he brought an action for sfO,0O damages against the owner of the horse, who was q personal friend The court took q sportsmanlike view in non-suiting the claimant. on these among other grounds That the gentleman rider occupies in the hierarchy of sport position superior to that of the paid jockey: that though he receives no pecuniary rmuneraton. he none the less finds Q moral tsic) satisfac- tion in the notoTety he can gain, TO- toslety which may procure him more solid advantages in the future: that the rider is perfectly aware Of the dangers he runs when he asks CT accepts the mount and finall.- that if tine plaintiff won his suit the verdict would spell the extinction Of all gentlemen Jockeys" It is pretty safe fo prophecy that the actual judgment spells the extinction" of one gentleman jockey
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-29
Reverence to q Dog

The amount of reverence due from a barher's apprentice to his customers dog is q delicate question to put to court. Some time ago a digniied old gentleman entered a barbers shop accompanied by lis dog, a Fernch bull terrier, with a sin ister and bloodshot eye. Take care,' hc said, ia a tone of friendly adinonition to the barber assistant. "he may bite you If he bites lne he may bust" was the rude retort of this far from model ap- prentice. Hence wrath on the part of the owner of the deg and instant dismissal for the pert bal bers boy, who brings aI action for weeks salary in lieu of no- fice.
 The court here gives it's decision in favor of the apprentice, basing it's ve4r dict on the solemn and lofty grounds that though an employer ia within his rights in exacting from his apprentices a cer- tain difference toward customers the same cannot hold good in respect of the ami nlslls owned by their customers, and that, Furthermore and moreover, the statement of the apprentice, if he bites me he may bust, was reelection rather on it's au-