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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-09-05
PROSPECT CROSSING.

Sept. 2, 1912.
Mrs. Allie Mccoy and little daught-
er, Mabel, of Xenia, were the guests
of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Ashmore, and
family, from Friday until Sunday.
Lawrence Kelley and wife, of Mon
terey, visited the formers brother, a..
N. Kelley, and family, few days last
week. They were accompanied home
by their niece, Miss Fay Kelley.
Mrs. Catherine Powers, of Vilisca,
To-, is the guest of her brother, San
ford Creed, and other relatives here.
w. NJ. Ream and wife visited NAH
lon Stults and mother Sunday.
Miss Arnetta Gall and brother, Clar-
ence, of near Marshall, visited their
cousin, Eva Storer, last Friday.
Mrs. Laura Doggett and son, Donald,
of Valisca, To-, are visiting her father,
Henry Troute, and other friends here.
Norman Holt, of Hillsboro, is the
guest of his grandma, Mrs. Mary Van
Zant.
Miss Dora Ream spent Sunday the
guest of Miss Alice Smart.
B. E. CLANCY and family took din
ner with the formers aunt, Martha
Eakins, Sunday.
M. G. Kelley and wife, of near Hills
boro, were entertained at the home OF
II. N. Kelley Sunday.
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HIGHLAND.
Sept. 2, 1912.


Mrs. Mary Terry was visitor at the
home of Leslie McVey and wife on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Roscoe Mcpherson was operated
upon Thursday for appendicitis. The
operation was performed at the home
by Dr's. johnson, of Cincinnati, and
Orebaugh, of Highland. From present
indications the operation was sue
cessful one.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the fair at Columbus last week.
Mrs. Frank Woodmansee and Mrs.
Jas. Adams were at Washington, q.
H., Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remley, of Chillicothe,
visited Geo. Bonar on Thursday. Mrs.
Bonar is just recovering from a pro-
tracted illness of typoid fever.
Mrs. Florence Ridgeway, who has
spent most of the summer in the east,
returned Saturday to Berea, KY,
where she has position as librarian.
Mr.. and Mrs Richey returned last
week from visit at their old home.
o. B. Savage, wife and daughter,
spent Sunday afternoon with relatives
here.
Mrs. Anna Rhoads, who has been
visiting relatives here most of the
summer left for her home in st. Joe,
Mo, Monday morning.
The death of Samuel Clark occurred
in the hospital at Columbus where he
had been taken for an operation
Thursday night. The trouble proved
to be of more serious character than
was at first supposed and his life was
quickly at an end, The body was
brought on Saturday evening to the
home of his wife's fathers, Samuel
Mcclure, at which place funeral SER
vices were held on Sunday afternoan,
after which interment was made in
the Highland cemetery. He leaves a
wife and one daughter, IA years OF
age. His many friends in this com
munity deeply sympathize with the
bereaved wife and daughter, who are
left to mourn the loss OF loving hus
band and father. A short service was
held at the home by Rev. Mcmillan.
W. Roy Smithson and Miss Hattie
Hill were married on Sunday, Aug. 25
at the home of the officiating minis
ter, Rev. Mont Miner
A four year old daughter of VIM
Eubanks died Sunday morning. Deatf
resulted from appendicitis. An oper
alton was performed by Dr's. johnson
and Orebaugh at Wilmington
Miss Estella Conard was visitol
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Glenr
Evans, Sunday.
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ROUND HEAD.
September 2, 1912.

September 2, 1912.
Our school commences today.
John Ayres and sister, Clarus and
Grace, visited in Clinton county the
last of the week.
Mrs. Thos. Holiday and son, John,
returned Wednesday from a visit
with Oscar Keelor and family, OF
Carmel.
James Spielman and Lewis Fore.
man attended the State Fair last
week.
Mrs. Hattie CLANCY has spent sew.
eral days at her home in New Vienna.
Guy Nelson is enjoying visit with
friends at South Salem and vicinity.
Several from this vicinity will at
tend the Blanchester fair this week.
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"You went to a lot of trouble to
train your dog"
"Yes," replied Mr.. Growcher. "And
1t was a mistake. The only thing
man who teaches dog tricks gets for
his pains Is to have lot of people say
the dog is smarter than he is. "--W WASH
ington Star.
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U. B. Church.

Sunday School at 9o'clock. Preach
ing at 7;30 p. m. by Rev. Horn, of the
Reform Church.
Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. A. S. Lewis Thursday afternoon,
September s. at 2:20 o'clock.
GEORGE GEIeER, Pastor.
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SMITF I'll
DRY CLEANING
AND
PRESSING WORKS
In Good Shape.

State Building Inspector Kehoe, Of
Columbus, was here Tuesday and in
spected the ampitheatres at the Hills
boro Fair Ground. He found them
all safe ana In good shape and ap-
proved their condition.
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Friday, September 20, 1912,

at 8 O'Clock a. M, personal property Of
said decedent, consisting in part of
pictures, mirrors, tabourettes, hat
rack, parlor stands, book cases, cur
tains, portiers, chairs and rockers of
different kinds, library and dining
room tables, oak buffet, dishes Of all
kinds, glasses, gas range and coal
range, bed room suite, mattresses,
beds, bedding, pillows, chiffoniers and
dressers, carpets, rugs, druggetts and
mating, porch furniture, sewing ma
chine, lamps and stoves.
Said property to be sold consists Of
a full line of residence furniture and
household and kitchen utensils, and
being more than 200 articles.
Tsrms-Cash on day OF sale.
Fl. Fl. RICHARDS,
Administrator Of the estate Of Mary
B. Geyler, deceased. l9'l2)
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LOST OR STRAYED-Young Duroc
Sow. Will weigh 200 lbs. or upward
and will have pigs with her about one
week old. Has been out about two
weeks. THos. Fl. NELSON.
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Reunion Goth O. WI.

The Goth o. V. 1. and oath Inde-
pendent Battery will hold their 10th
reunion at Blanchester, Ohio, Thurs
day, Sept. 26, 1912. The meeting will
open at 10 O'Clock a. m.
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APPEARANCES

Bright, clean. snappy, well pressed
clothes count tremendously in cours-
ing out in the game of life. The
cost is small if you frequently send
your outer garments for
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Administrators Sale of Personal
Property.

The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction at the late residence
of Mary B. Geyler, deceased, on West
Walnut Street, Hillsboro, Ohio,
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For SALE-Oil and Gasoline route
doing a fine business. Good reason
for selling. IF. r. FINCH,
pa Johnson St., Hillsboro, o.
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FAULTLESS
Dry Cleaning

1t will double the life of any gar
ment by keeping it looking like new
until it is worn threadbare.
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Peoples
Column
FOR SALE.

Farm and Town property always
for sale. Money loaned on Real Es-
tate. WADE TURNER,
Merchants Bank Bldg.
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II. c. STEVENSON.
Division Passenger Agt. ohlIIiaoths. Ohio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-10
81. uniidtbare 8esieruns.

Gin Rsbner gngIdnbs bat bic Be-
fdreibung Der uuIi6tbaren Regieruns
ieHes Qanoes nit ben Mprten segeben:
Die Wa6t hintsr osm sbrone, mdhs
tiger aLs Der Ibron." gs mar bds
sfns trefflide S6iloerune Der Der
bdltniffe in Der 3sit Gsorgs ILL.,, uls
Der Shotts Butte Die Rssisruna fiibre
te uno bus Qauo on ben Iberuno bes
8srberbens brahte unD Elm fpesislIes
Gentmal Ieinsr 9bdtigtsit nit oem
8erluit Der amsrituHiI6en aplpniesn
6interlieb.
go eigentbumli6, ia ungluublih es
tlingen mag, bat eine fol6e Regieruns
bel uns ieit ben lesten brsibig Sobrsn
beItunben uno beiteht iis nod in pielen
StautsH, rsip. i'm gunbs. oier nennt
man lie bic uniihtbars Regisruns"
Die uniihtbarsn Mssentsn. tp.itaus
mGhtiaer, als Der gituIarzReoent, bus
9olt, iino bic Bsrtrstsr bes GroBtapis
tals, Die eintrdhtis suIummsnnirten,
nm cine 9errihaft burh bos Bolt
niat uuftommen su laHcn. am allers
ipenisftsn cine Serri6aFt fir bas 9oIf.
2ift unb hauptfd6Iih 8sits6uns finb
bic Weittel, nit oenen iie rpirten. Sbr
4asnt lit Der Bog. Dieter forat bd.
fur. bdB fir bic asiesasbenbsn aDrpers
fhaften nur folhe Wenfhen srnannt
tperoen. bic iih psrpflihtst habsn, fir
eine often. 8efte6une burh geIb ober
fir Elm. perftsdte geitehuns burd Elm
Qmt ober fonit einsn 8ermDaenspors
tbeiI, hds Bolt, beFen 0etreter ALL
fein tie porgebeu. su psrrathen. Dem
Bog fpirb bag Gelb osliefert, um bic
primdrpablen I'm Sntereiis bes @robe
tapttals gu leiten. gelb rpirb aeliez
Fert. Inn bic 6aupirpablen su beeine
fluffen, unb GeIb fpirb peiter qeliefert,
I'm bic In bic sefebgebsnbsn a;rHrs
ihoften bineingefhmueaeltsn Bolts
pertreter neiier al bearbeiten. gs liesi
tlar DOT augen, DelHe art bon Ges
istsebuHs fi6 barauS ergebeH mub.
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Serner b<ridiet Der Shulposi. odB
iein 4Fiiteni ipabrsno Der E<r,sI' siieM I. Y.
aart,niataIca uIler idnlpfiidtietn
Climber in ben Folg.uben Dorbs ist'
tiaoeItsllt babe: g., q, s.. O.. To-, 10.
IL. 1s. unb ID. 5iir bic 3nfnnl'
smpfiebIt Der S6ulpogt. Dob b<i Der
Mufrobme pes ShuIetnius bisisr esn'
Iug mad, G6uIbiitriiten uno r'int
mad, Warbs oufsencmmsn tpiros uno
bas bonn bieIe aiitsu ben S6ulsprtn'
,ipoIen iibermttteIt frroeH iolisr, oas
nit man bic Gsniusaufnahms rd1pru'
fen f6nns. ,.
Qn bag aommittee fir gdupldss
alma Elm Shreiten cts 9eitamsntspoAs
ftreders bes peritorbeneH WiatdH
Smpt. Sn bieiem 8ritf Dtro DIR
ghulrotb um Iustunfi bdriiber srs
Iutt. oh iih oas 6dus go. 1910 Ban
miller Strobs. oas laui BEN 7sitamsnt
mad benz lobe Der Gattin bts 1sitds
tors su ainbsrsartsnstpedsn BEN
Shuiratb sufoIIsn iou. iid aud tir
bieTs 3pede sisnst unb OBJ g nitt
pislItidt srpedmdbiser ieiu ipiirSs.
ipenn bos Sous p.rtaufi tpirbt uno
Der 56uIratb bic gsrfiisuns iibsr bic
SaufIumme sr5dIten nIrbe.
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Der qrafibent beubiidttst,
ben apnsreb gu elmer GrtrasSibuns
einsuberufen, um ibm bic Gntiteioung
gu IberlaiIen, oh er bas !Seer iber Die
9rense ihiten iou, um ben ameritunt'
ihen 9Irgern in Meritp uno ben gros
ben nbortIsIbit angelegten ameritdniihen
aapitalien ben nDtbisen ShuB 81 ses
pGbren. Gs 1T ndmlih gu erieben.
oaB Maoero am gnbs feiner SiIfss
quslIen angslangt 1T unb bic Sahz
laee Iich nit iebsm Gage perIhlimmsrt,
10 oab i6lieblih aud cine Snterpena
tiou Der suropGiihen Mdhts gu sez
ipGrtisen it,. Die aufsabe, Die Der
prdioent bem apnereb iteat, 1T isbr
srnitliher Mrt. 2llIgemein tpiro be-
fiir6tst, bab Iobalb uniere Sruppen
iiber bic 9renSe eebsn, oas gan3s merit
taniite Dplt Iih erbeben iptrb, um Die
Snpaiion 5uriidsutpeiIen, oa bieron bic
8sfiirdtung gstniipft tpirb, oaB psnn
bic 4meritaner nad Utsrito tommen,
Tie nift fpieber berdusgehen ooer minz
oeItens cine 2ln3ahl 8ren3propin5en
bebaIten iperbsr. Die SnDdIion bon
1846, aIs bic Ser. Stadtsn Elm Drift
tel bon Werito an fi6 riiieu, 1T nod
bis auf ben beutissn Tag niht pergeis
len. 9ieie 8efiir6tuns gu befhpihs
ttgen. Iheint es uns dn9ebraht, bob
bic Der. Staten Die Wieoerbsritellung
Der Rube in W2erito nidt alIein, ions
bern i'm 8erein nit ben eilropGiihsn
MG6ten untsrnebmeu unb baB ale an
Der grpebitipn betbeiligtsn Wdhts iih
ausoriitlth perpflidteu, bon ieber slns
nertpu Qbitdno All nebmen uno nihts
mehr als Die RiderItattune Der I'm
toiten su foroern. 9ieis 9orfihtss
mabreael 1T aud nit Riidiift auf bic
surppGii4sn WGhts isIbft sebotsn. Sns
oaIionen CUR Ssrftsnuns Der Sronung
iteben in europa in ihlehtsm Rufe,
od lie ausnabmslos nit 4nnerion ass
enost baben unb mir babsn unisreH
Ruf aIs ieIbitlpis Ration burt Qn.
nsrion Der pbilippinsn psrnihtet.
Benn mir odnu Die Snpaiipn Msritos
uuf eisene 5auit untsrnebmen, 10 tunn
es Ith lsiht ereignen, bub bic sine posr
anbers europdifhe Ration Den Wsri.as
nern oirette pbsr inoirstts Silfe gss
pdbrt. Damn Iisgt and tsin 9ruuo DOR,
parum mir bic GoIten unb bic Wsns
fhenDpfsr, peIhe cine Snpuiipn Werts
tos forberr rpiirbsn, auein trassn ipGs
ten, bu bod unbers gfationen sbenialIs
ben 9ortbetl Der pisoerbsrssitsutsn
Sronuug gsniebeu piirbeu. S6liebs
lid 1T nod oar1n gu srinueru, bdb bic
militGrifhs Gufgabe, bic unisrsr
bQrrt. burhuus niht su leiht 8u nebs
men 1T. Merito 1T febr srob unb oas
oebirgiqe 9sldnbs fir einen Guerilla
ariea Defenders gut geeisnet, 10 paS
miIitdriihs 6ilfs Don uuspGrts min.
tommen Itetnt. usber bic 5auptfras
&C, oh cine Snpaiion abiolut nothtpsns
big lit. bebaIten mir uns bds urtb.il
Dor, big Der grGiioent benz aongrsb
ben SahperbaIt untsrbreiist bot.
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Die Sbeuerungspret1 E
baben Die So5ialiiten in 9eutihIuno
sur itGrt'ten gartei erboben. lrobs
bsm lpetgsrt ii6 bic Rsgierung, ettpas
Wirtdmes our Miloerun9 Der Rotb
8u tbun. Sc lit IelbItpsrItGnoIid, baB
bic Sp3idliIten oieie unper'tdnbige
Sortndtigteit peiter ousbeutsn. Girs
tpertbpoQe unter'tiibung in tbrer pro
tasunou bietet ibnen Die Shpei5, no
drgentiniI6es Sleif6 jeBt frei einges
laTen piro, 10 bab Der preis auf Is
Gents bos 9funo herabgsguugen 1T,
tpdbreno er in OeutIhIanb ouf 80
Gents O. bos pfuno itebt. Suroerte
pon Deutihen ssbeH iiber Die 9ren3e
uHb taufer ous 5IeiIh in Der S6pei5,
DeTen freie Girfubr in Guuntitdteu
bon niht iiber bier qfuno geItattet 1T,
ho6 perben qrobe Wergsn elng.s
ihmuggeIt. Die Stdbts periuhen Die
Hptb 81 Iinoern, inbem lie 55iits
mdrtte er0ffnen unb Die Waare gum
&o'tenprsis liefern. 2lber Seber petb,
ME ungeiuno cine permanerte Sid
biGt lit, itIieblih entitebt audi Elm na-
tiirliher DioerlpiQsn oageser, 10 odb
nur Die ireie 5leiihzGinfuhr 6iIfe gss
ipdbren tam, peI6e Die Regieruno ie'
boh bebarrlih oertpeigert, mas fdlieBz
lid basu fiibren piro, oas gan3e Qanb
BEN Sp3iaIiiteH in Die 4rms gu trsis
ben.
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sritrebe, 70 miiFe baran srinnert iper.
ben, bab, abgefebn BON ibrem 9ruitz
prosramm, fpelhes Die grpbtapituliitiz
fhe Madt befeitisen tpiiroe. tie niht
i'm Stanbe ipdre, ibr prosramm ourhs
5ufiibren, benn hiersu lei niht bios Die
GrpGbluns bes Yrdiioenten notbpens
big, ionbern audi bic Groberuns beis
Der SGuier Der nattonalen 9eieBses
buns, ipas ausseihloHen iei, ba obne
iyrage nit ben fprti6rittIiden Res
pubIitanern cine Insabl tpnierpotibsr
Republitansr in ben RonsreB 9elangen
pIrosn. Wenn bic bemotratiihe Pars
tel iiege, 70 psrbe oas elm Siss auf
Der san5en 2inie iein. 0emnad lei tie
ulsin befdbiat, bic Grluartungsn oes
9oltes Su erfiilIen.
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Ter hisiist Ghpti3sr DamensQ,ers
eiE ftiert in WerbinoaHe mil BEN
Ghpeistr Wdnner1or am Gonuiue.
osn 15. Septsmbsr, sin gsmiitblidks
6erbftfeit In aobmann's Dart in
Goiltn. Die 0trfine 5oEen clIes nui4
asbrttn. bas iJeit 5u sinem d1ts7
Shlreiser Geii su etitalisn. IN ges
foHs unb 9tIaitisuns aller Art lrirD
es niht feblsn.ndd bes aiIemannifG<r
Dibisrs 6ebeI's Worie: ~0n frSb.
las Gtiinoli ITS nit an tyiiabli7 -
Seei 5dmm6'S nHb iett iimntr boz
Ge Mnmi an 3iei, = uirb onners
ec!- ipitb ii1 Oeipib ein Seoer amii~
lirsn uas frS5i& fsin nit ben e5sSs.
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SH fetuer 81 De Dor oem Retp
gprtsr qreB Club leqt 9oup. Wifpn
bar, mas ben IbfaQ pom Der republitdz
ntihen Sartet, pie CT ith ourh Die
@rinouHg Der Jorti6rtttspartei tuuo
tbut, perur1aht babe. Gr fiHoet bic
uria4e in eriter Reibe in eiuem feblsrs
buften Garbinalsprin3ip Der repubIi.
tdniihen Partei, ndmlih, baB man bic
Regierung fir 0as 9olt, aber ui6t
bur6 oas @pIt fiibren iou uno Ddb
Die beiiBenosn GlaITen beruTsn isten,
bic Rsgierung su fubren, neil ite Elm
beIpnoeres SntereHe on elmer gut gelsis
teteu Pegieruug hdben. Gieie faIihe
Sbecrie babe 81 elmer entfprsheuo
fsblsrhaften Braris gefii6rt. Gs mubte
oaraus rotbpenbtger Weiie cine &lafF
ien=Regteruuq entitshen. Die rsgierens
Den GlaiIen forgen fir ihr WohIeree=
ben uno oaourh tpuroe oas Bolts Sns
tereiis pernahIdi1igt unp benuhtbeis
ligt, 8umdl Der 9eIisenbe gar ni6t i'm
Stanoe lei, iih in bic Gage oes 8efs=
Io1en 3u per'eben. Gegen bieTe Rsoies
runQ bes 9sfiBes fir ben geTiB babe
ba sGoIt Iih in unpertenHburer BeiIe
erboben, niht neil es Dsm 8efB feinb.
Iite uno ihdolife 8sIirnunoen hece,
ipnbern neil ss feline Rs6te uno an
tereIien ebenfulls 9epahrt iehen tpoqs.
Qus oie'sr Rsbsqion lei bic Sort
fhrtttspurtet berporgeQanqsn. bic
gdn3Ith aus friiberen Republitanern
bsit.be. Rah WiIions QnTidten iinb
feline Osmotratsn i'm fprtitrittlihen
Eager an3utrsFfsu. Den Republitas
nern, Die aur 5ortihrittspartei iibere
gegangen iino, um bem 8olte sur
6errf6oft gu Derhelfen, aehiibrs bic
ho6ite 4nerternun0, aber 9ouperneur
gBilIon III Der Gnii6t, bob iie bieIes
3iel auf etnsm Wege sritreben, Der nit
Der polIigen Gnehtunq beg 8oltes en-
ben miiife. gr befiir6tet bus BON bem
Roofepeltfhen pIunc, bic SruIts 3u
legaliiiren. Wenn bic Re9isruna es
unternimmt, Die 3ruits Su reeuliren.
TO lperbe ss niht lunge oauern, big bi.
Sruits Die Rsgisrung reguliren. Die
bemptrdtifhe Bartei pertrete einen ans
beren Stanbpuntt unb hieier iei, bah
rli6t Wonopolismus, fonoern sSreibeit
Der eSnouftrte, benz 6onosl unb benz
8olte geoei6lihe 8erbGltniiIe f6aife.
ales, mas ben Wonopolismus Ing Sc.
ben gerufsn babe, miifTe sertrimmert
fperoen, bamit Der unternebmunesgeift
ffA uieber frei eutfaItsn tOnne unb s5e=
Der gleihe Nusfthteu babe, aur Selbfts
ftanoigteit Al aslonger. Tas forte
fhrittli6e programm laufe barauf
tiHaus, einsn tleinen gruhtheil Der
geoolterun9 au 5erreu, su pripitegirs
ten Wonopoliiten unb bic aeIammte
fibrige 8epOlterund gu Qobnempfdn=
germ 5u MAIDEN. 9as fpiosritrebe alS
len bempfratiihen prin3ipien.
BeHn man ieBt fruge. mas bi. be.
mDtrutifhe pdrtei bem 8olte su bieten
Labe, 70 fei borduf bic 4ntport: &C.
ndu ods gnteegenseiests BON benz,
ipas BIB ieet bsitunoen babe: Bolisz
reeierung, ftatt alaFenreaieruno, freis
Betbdtigung bon Gupital unb Inter
nfbmunsseeift an StelIe pripilesirier
Hapitalspirtbfhafi. Wenn bic Forts
fhrittsportsi beboupte, bob iie bosisibe
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Gieuitas, Den 10. September 1912.

Cine BON Sen psroienItpolIen
grbeiten RooIepelts iIt Iein gemiiben,
ben Staat Wputana, no er iebt Reoen
bGIt, bon Der SerrI4aFt Der 4maIgo.
match Copper SO. gu bsireien. Dds
8plt bot bort abIolut nibts gu faeen.
9lus 9eIsse peroen BON Der Sprprras
tion erlaFen uno Iouten nitt gu tbrem
unQuniten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-10

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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-12-05
WOMEN SHOULD NEVER
USE HARSH PHYSICS

Women are especially susceptible to
constipation and their more delicate
Organisms rebel at the violence Of
cathartics and purgativcs. Drastic
medicines like salts. mineral waters,
pills and powders may AFFORD tempo.
rary relief. but their violent action on
tho stomach and bowels tends to up
set the entire system.
A mild laxative Is far preferable and
more effective. The combination OF
simple laxative herbs with persin pre-
scribed by DR. w. y. Caldwell. and
sold in drug stores under tho name Of
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is ideal
for women. being gentle In action, pcs.
tive In effect and pleasant to the
taste. A spoonful of Syrup Pepsin at
night will bring natural relief next
morning and. used regularly for a
brief period. will SO strengthen and
tone the muscles of the stomach and
bowels that there will be little, II any
further need for medicine.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pcpsin can be
procured In any drug store. Your
name and address on q postal TO DR.
w. II. Caldwell, 2O3 West St. Monti
cello. ILL.,, will bring n free trial bot
tie by return mail ADV.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-12-05
HAIR CAME OUT IN BUNCKES

SIC T. Second st. Muncie, lnd.-"My
little girl had a bad breaking out on
the scalp. II was little white Jumps.
Tho pimplcs would break out rs large
as u common pnhcad all over her
head They would break and run yell
low matter. She suffered nearly year
with itching and burning, 1t was sore
and iiched an the time. The matter
that ran from her head was very thick.
did not comb her hair very often, her
head was too sore to comb II, and
when | did comb. it came out in
punches. Some nights her head itchcd
30 bad she could not sleep.
81 tried several different soaps and
ointments, also patent medicine, but
nothing could get to stop 1t. I began
using Cuticura Soap and Cutlcura
Ointment this summer after I sent for
tho free samples. used them and
they did SO much good bought cake
of Cuticura Soap and some Cuticura
Ointment. washed her head with
Cutlcura Soap and rubbed the Cuticura
Ointment In the scalp every two
weeks. A week after had washed her
head three times you could not tell she
ever had a breaking ont on her head
Cuticura Soap and Ointment also made
the hair grow beautifully" (Signed)
Mrs. Emma Patterson, Dec. 90, 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free. with 32.p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston
| Adv
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-12-05
MADE HIM SOMEWHAT TIRED
Mole Had Good Excuse for Wishing
to &c Rid OF the Company OF
Sam Jackson.

"'Twan't all account O. dat yallcr
gal, Saliny," explained Nose. talking
with difficulty through the bandagcs
that swathed his face.
II goes out walking Wild her and
along comes dat Sam Jackson. what
she's been keeping company with
Widout saying word dat man comes
over and busts me In dc mouf No
sooner did get up dan, BAN! lie
lands oil my LEI year and over goes
again.
After that he hit me IN this year
and then in the other one, and
stnmped on me while ! was down.
When got up and began to run he
followed. kicking me every yuther
step.
II never got 80 tired OF II cullud
man in all my life!"