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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

naMaHen. Dos geifpisl Der eurcpdis
i9en 2dnber lebrt, ipis billis bie pa
tetpoit fir oas publitum arbeitet nno
bennoh er3ielt bic poit aus berislbtn
grobe lleber{niiife.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

Miitforten Sillmun bat
TbrGnen perqpfien, uls iiber Gorimer
bas poIitiThe 5obesurtbsil geiproten
nurbe. gDie riibrenb, aber 5hrdnen
follten BEL sinem Wanne, Der Inipruh
ouF Wunnespuroe erhebt, rpeni9er
lpder itsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

@OrsinemSobrsent di.b
Der Senat, bab 9ousge Qprimsr
in ein.panbfreterDeiIe ertpdblt .poroen
unb oesbaIb gu ieinsm Sis berehtist
fei. g3as bas 0oIt BON oie'em Dabrs
iprua ba6te, bat ss ge3eist, tnosm ss,
fpfpeit ftcb bic 9sIegen6eit oa3u bot,
bic SSrsunoe bes SQinoiisrs in bic ftiqs
9ei6aulifteit oe5 pripatIebens ibid
te. anbere Senotprsn, bic bic Shrift
an Ger WanD ri6tig oeuteteN unb bas
Bel Don oem Wunfde bsfeeIt tpars1,
benz gaterlunbs nod ldnger ibre
pertbcsitdBtsu 0ieuits gu Diomen,
tpuroeu uter Die Qualification Qpriz
mer3 Gnoersn ginnes unb ods ReiuIs
tot mar, bub oeFsn QusftoBung nit
acknowledgement U2oioritdt erfo!gte.
9eru h0tten bic 8ertreter Der Snters
eHen ihren 8unbeseeroIien geboIten,
ober oos 9amotle5I6tpert Der offsntz
Iiheu Weinung bing uber ibnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

bieIe Spite iit barmlos. Die @erbdlts
niFe biirften aller Wabriheinlihtett
nah i'm Wtittelmeer iebr balo etne iols
DE Denbuns nebmen, oab England
esspunsen 1T, ben Saperpuntt feiHsr
sslptte mad Woltd All perleeen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

uniere Staot bat nun
aud einen Retoro gebrp6en, pie es in
Der Sportiprope 10 fhOn beibt: ben
SibereforO pom SamItag. Diinihen
mir, bag es bel bem Retorobre5eH iein
9epenpen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15
SsRotpr 8aiIep btrgiebt

Senatpr 8uilep bergtebt
GrOto btIst6rdneu, bub Dds
8olt Die unpertennbure gtetgung ssigt,
bic DffentIi6en Qngelsgsnbeiten ieIbft
IN bic 9dno 81 nehmen uub an StsIIe
Der Reprdientatio : Regisrung sine
Dirtli6s 9oltsregieruug sin3ufssen.
9esbaIb ndbsrn mir uns aber bur6s
aus niat, ME Der Senotor gu glauben
porgiebt, 3uItGuoen, Die ibn an Die
fran30fiIhe Repolution erinnern. Oers
feIbe petb es ebenio gut tpis anosre,
baB mir uns ihon isit siHigen Sabren
inmttten elmer Repolution befinosH
uno 3nar Der Repolution bes 8oltes
eseen Bolititsr pom Stlaoe bes 9uns
oesfsnators dus gerds. Die Reoolus
tion rptro iih aber obne Burritaben
uno gIutDergieber pou3ieben. Die
5erren pQrIamentarter, qrob ober
Helm, baben iit nur barauf All bsiins
rem, tpeiien 0ertreter tie eiqentli6 finD
unb Oarna6 gu banoeIn. Damn baben
mir Die 8oItsreaisrung, pine oaB babel
on ben 8runopfeilern Der Son1titution
geruttelt Diro. Siir Senator goiIen
TT bonn aqsrOings tein gIds mebr i'm
Dffentliten Qeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

Die au5tobuug 2ort'
mers Gus Dem 9unoesienot enthdlt
bic bsiIiams Genre, bab Die Snterehen
ihrs areoturen niht mebr in bisfer er'
lduhtsu GDrpsr'thaft eintuufsn t0n'
nen. Die 3eiGen, bag oas 0ffentlih'
Gepiiieu erpaat tit, me1ren ii6 in er;
freulifsr Weiie.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
URGE COLORED MAN.
President Taft Visited by DelcGa-
ton from Alabama.

President Taft was importuned to-
day by a delegation of Alabama ne
groes. escorted by negro office-holders
in Washington. to appoint a member OF
their race to fill the vacancy created
by the dismissal of Internal Revenue
Collector Thompson. of the Alabama
district. because Of pernicious politi-
cal activity. Assistant Attorney Gem
eral Lewis and Ralph Tyler. Auditor
for the Navy Department, introduced
the Alabama delegation. They urged
the President to- nominate Ulysses G.
Mason, of Birmingham. for the office.
Senator Johnson of Alabama coinci-
den<iy called on the President, and he
stated upon leaving the White House
that a negro will not be appointed.
The nomination of a negro would be
opposed by the Alabama delegation in
Congress, he said. 1t is understood
that. the President will appoint S. T.
Wright, of Fayette. who has been rec
commended by the Republican organiza-
ton leaders.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
GIRL
LOCKED IN CRYPT
OF THE PANTHEON

Paris. July 29.-The word Pantheon will
have a new meaning in the future for
Miss Margaret Cove, of New York
She was locked for half an hour within
the Pantheon. with every prospect of
spending the night in the famous crypt
among the illustriOus French dead
1t happened as Miss Cove, in company
with her sister. Miss Helen and her
uncle, Mr.. Archie P. Cove. editor OF the
Bulletin, of Rochester, Mimi, was COM
pleting a tour of inspection Of the Pan
theon, Miss Cove had Jagged behind to
look at some interesting Inscription.
Her absence was not noticed until the
doors had been locked on her and the
key sent away. Then her sister, for the
first time, looked around for her
She endeavored to tell the guard what
had happened, but he simply shrugged
his shoulders.
A Frenchman finally came to her as
sistance and the keys were sent for AS
the door was opened Miss Margaret
Cove, in a hysterical condition. darted
forth.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
TO PROBE PERU ATROCITIES.
Mccall Resolution Asks House to
Act on Reports.

The House of Representatives was
yesterday asked to take cognizance
of the atrocities committed against
india rubber Eatherers in the Putu-
mayo district of Peru in a resolution
introduced by Representative Mccall
OF Massachusetts. calling upon the
Secretary of State for all information
in his possession relating to alleged
slavery and peonage in the Amazonian
Peru.
Mr.. McCalrs resolution embodied an
extract from the London Times, of
July 10. calling attention to the con-
ditions in the Putumayo district. as re-
vealed by the report of Sir Roger
Easement. British Consul General at
Para, Brazil. The resolution was re-
ferred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. of which Representative Sulzer
of New York is chairman. Regarding
the resolution, Mr.. Sulzer said that he
was informed that the government of
Peru is taking measures to put an end
to the atrocities committed in its ter
ritory against the Indians. 1t Is ex-
pected the resolution will be passed.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
TWO FACTIONS AT ODDS.
LILLY whites" and "Black and
Tans- Hold Meetings,

Richmond. Va, July 2s.-Two State con-
ventions of the Bull Moose party will be
held in Virginia Tomorrow. The Lily
Whites" under call from Lee Moore, of
Roanoke, will assemble in Roanoke and
select delegates to the national conven-
ton to be held in Chicago. while men,
bers of the black and tan faction, piqued
because the dusky admirers of Col.
Roosevelt were not invited IN the call for
the Roanoke convention, will. upon call
of James Newcomb. of Petersburg, as
semble in State convention in this city.
The Lily Whites" number among their
forces some of the most prominent Re-
publicans in the Old Dominion. while the
black and tan faction is also composed
of some men rather prominent in poll
tics. The black and tan faction will
send delegates to Chicago and will de-
mand recognition in the major. Bull Moose
convention
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30

They told him he was wanted and re-
Piled that they were evidently mistaken,
adding he had no time for an interview.
he having to catch the train. Subsequent
" the officers learned that he had
checked a bicycle on the train and that
It bore the name of the prisoner, Dennis
West.
Whitson Hayden. colored, whose home
is in Culpeper. Va, was arrested to-day
ny Policemen Wilkerson and Reid be-
cause 1t was alleged that he refused pay
ments on a buggy he purchased from DIR.
{. Z. Outcalt. Hayden when arrested
had a pistol in his possession, and this
charge was also entered on the blOtter
at police headquarters opposite his name.
He will be given a hearing in the Police
Court tomorrow morning for this charge.
although he will he turned over 10 the
county authorities in connection with the
buggy charge.
Hayden claims that he purchased the
buggy and was to pay $3.50 a week on the
vehicle to DIR. Outcalt. However. he ad-
mitted that up to the present time he
has made no payments, although 1t has
been in his possession for ten weeks.
Miss Beatrice Allen. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Allen, of 603 South Lee
Street, and James Field. of King George.
Va, were quietly married at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning at the parsonage of
Trinity NJ. E. Church. Following a
bridal trip to Baltimore, the couple will
reside here.
Members of Troop No. l. Boy Scouts.
went to-day to Marshall Hall on the
third annual excursion OF Alexandria
Council, No 5, Fraternal Order of Ameri-
cans, they being the guests of that coun-
ell.
The police are endeavoring to-day to
locate s65 which was stolen yesterday
morning from beneath the pillow of Cal
ton McCleary, a telegrapher. living at
Duke and Patrick Streets. while he slept.
A report of the robbery was made to the
police to-day and an investigation is
being made
John NJ Young's funeral took place
at $50 o'clock this morning from st.
Mary's Catholic Church. Services were
conducted by Rev. III. J. Cutler, and bu-
rial was in st .Mary's Cemetery.
Those serving as pallbearers were: An
thony Bremen, John McKenna. NJ. r.
Norris, W. P. Graves, Thomas Downey,
and Cornelius R. Van Aelstyn.
CONRAD Jonnsoh mas PuiShoSS" mum
the Alexandria Construction Company
house and lot known as No. CD North
Washington Street. A deed of convey
ance was placed on record to-day in
the office OF the clerk of the Corpora
ton Court.
Roland Jones. while pitching a ball a
few days ago. sustained a fracture Of
the right arm above the elbow. The in
jured member was reset by DR.. Level
Ign Powell
Mrs. Lucien and Mrs. Joseph Dairs
are at Colonial Beach, where they will
spend some time.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
Largest Morning Circulation.
HOW THE JAPANESE
ALWAYS remain SLENDER
NO ONE NEED REMAIN FAT NOW

health that was noticeable from the very first
My fat began tc vanish at the rate Of one pound
day. sometimes more. l knew l had At last
discovered the secret that had been rainly sought
for years. and continued the treatment until I
had Lost more than 100 pounds in weight. I be-
came sircnser with every pound I lost, and SON
rcsained all NY oid-time vigs- Of body and mind.
IL made me feel twenty years younger to be I'D Of
all the fat that had formed inside and outside Of
my body. After disccntinuing the treatment and
keeping = careful record Of my weight fer more
than two months. I delighted to find that
reduction was Permanent. has all my fat shown
the sishtest tendency to return since then
DR.. Turner then went on to explain the treatment
he discovered. and while any enc shust admit that
IL Is highly logical method and undoubtedly
effective to 4 wonderful degree yet it is simple
that even child understand It and obtain
most satisfactory results Surely. in view a an
thess proven facts. Stout person need any
longer feel that he or she must remain fat now.
entire method here, bat DR.. Turner has dsscfbed
IL in hanisomely borni and extremely interesting
httle booklet entitled. How Reduced Ny Weight
100 Pounds. and By special arrangement with the
doctor ara able to announce that these valuable
booklets, while they last. are TO be distributed
absolutely free 10 those II our readers who arc
sufficiently interested to send a 2-csnt stamp for
postage
The books sent in rlaIn wrapping. and We are
TOD that thSre only aoou- .1o1 o. TIE last
edition left. When rhese are gone the doctor may
not have any more printed. he says ihst e.
tenslTe business and prof~SiCH, 'ntsres.s will de-
mand all his time from row On and also he
oeIsrI on another ions trip at any time. 50 VII
PROBABLY hare no time to give the matter perscrst
attention again for several months at least He.
therefore. will not promise to send the books
70 any readers who Do not write him Immediately.
The doctors address is F. Turner. NJ D.. suite
SIC. Clark Building. Syracuse. " Y Any re-
quests sent there during the EeIt few DAYS will Be
gwen prompt attention We would strongly advise
all cur stout readers 70 obtain this wonderful book
ana learn how 10 begin immediate reduction OF
their weight. such an unusual opportunity as
'hls may never Present itself again.
rms oher il made for the SPECIAL benefit of Tbs
washington Herald readers. and in order TO prove
uat YOU are untitled to receive one Ct the books
entirely free Of cost be sure to send the following
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
TRAGIC STORY TOLD.
Note Describes Fnte of Erfcssen
Polar Expedition.

Copenhagen. July 29.-Capt. Mikkelsen
to-day told the brief but tragic story of
the fate of the Erricssen expedition, whose
cache he found in the heart of unknown
Greenland. The tragedy was revealed in
letter found by Capt Mikkelsen on
the body of Erik Bronlund. of the Erics-
sen party, all of whom persisted on the
inland sea in 1905.
The short but dramatic document reads:
81 persisted in latitude 70 degrees north
I reached this place under a waning
moon. and cannot go on because Of dark
ness and of my frozen feet. The bodies
of my comrades are in the middle of the
ford. Hagen died November Is and
Ericsson ten days later.
lSigned) 'BRONLUND."
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
refuse. Patten'. Release.

motion for the release on bond of
Jehn J.. Patten. one Of the six white
young men charged with completely in
the murder OF John Spencer, colored. was
yesterday denied by Justice Wright The
court stated that the motion may be
after the grand jury has acted.
The prosecution opposed the release Of
Patten. declaring that 1t could produce
witnesses showing that Patten had a bad
character.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
Channel Deepening Goes On.

The work of deepening the channel in
the Eastern branch from the Washington
channel to the navy yard is more than
half accomplished. About 600o0 cubic yard
have been pumped ashore by the big
dredge Dewey during the four months of
work. The work will be completed
sometime in September.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30

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TRAVELLER AND SCIENTIST DIsCov-
ERS LONG SOUGHT SECRET. RE
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POUNDS WITHOUT SIN
GLE DRUG, AFTER ALL
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How to Reduce Fat One Pound a Day
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Finds simple Home Treat
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Arrangements Now Made to Have All
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derfuI Book. "How I Reduced
My Weight 100 Pounds"
=, an interview accorded upon his return from q
lon~ tim DR. r. Turner. the physician. scientist,
"a traveller widely known for his SCIENTIFIC re-
a.,rh-. and whose writings have brought him
international reputation, gaTs some Ialuaole IN
DONATION to those who we're aStOunded by his loss
a more than 100 pounds o excessive fat since they
Isst saw him They found it difficult. indeed. to
recognize in the slender. muscular. and perfectly
proportioned form q n. 1S--aer to-day. the same
man who only few months previous they
knew q semiinylaid. 50 encfmousS tA that ne
When questioned concerning his health and the
remarkable change in his appearance. Dr. Turner
said:
''My discovery came about during ny trip and
In this way: When seeking data Tor sore literary
work / found q reference IN TIE manner in which
tbs japanese were said to Easily overcome any
tendency to take sIperfuous flesh. It Wis
easily apparent from obserrarrnr ths. the Jars are
cuInparatvely heavy eaters and that their diet
consist, largely n rice TIE most stArchy and
therefore the most fat forming of all grains. had
of,en wondered why. in spite 81 these facts. the
natives a Japan. both men add women. always
present such a slender. trim. neat appearance.
Although curssts in that cuuRtry, the
women there have beautiful ngrres that any Ameri-
can woman might we'll envy. ard the japanese
men have strength and powers az sndur~1ce that
are proyerbial. After dilisent inquiry about the
cause o. this. I became morp than convinced
that they using their IN Japan methods Of
fat reduction and fat prevention far in advance Of
anything known 10 medical science in this country
As the finding Of such method was matter Of
life or death 20 at that time. I consulted
numerous authorities and set about asking ques-
ticns a those who would be likely to know any
thing about II. am glad to that my untiring
Efforts finally rewarded BY the discovery Il
new means cf fat reduction that I determined to
give short trial Immediately. fairly
startled TO behold the wonderful change IL made
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The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
e G z e NJ a

Also Called letter, Salt RAeum, PFuYl-
tbs, Milk-erust. Weeping Skin, DC.
ECzEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY,
And when say cured. ! mean tnt what 49,
CU-R-ED. md not merely patched up far Q vhtis.
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The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
NEWS fROM FRONT
PLEAsEs COLONEL
T. 3. Optimistic Over Outlook and
J Claims Massachusetts, Mis-
souri,, and Connecticut.
REPLIES TO HILLES' STATEMENT

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 29.-Optimism
filled the air to-day at Sycamore Hill
Col Roosevelt was the recipient of high
lily encouraging news. so said. from his
managers all over the country as to the
growth of the third party movement.
Our fight is getting along tremendous
ly." remarked the former President ra-
dainty. Were going to make 1t lively
for them"
Il have word from Massachusetts, that
we are going to carry the State In No
vember. Perhaps ii seems rather early
to say that. but the third party leaders
are sure of what they tell me. The Taft
forces are getting afraid. In Connecticut
we're making the same Roadway. Sena-
tor Alsop. the leader there, writes me
that We are certain to win the State.
Manager. Are Amazed.
when We started out to organize the
third party in Connecticut. the progress
s.ves in forlorn tone told me they could
not hope to do much. AL they expected
was to organize so as to keep the pro-
gressive voters in line for the party later
on. Now the progressive movement has
grown so fast in Connecticut that the
managers themselves are utterly amazed.
"In Missouri they report that 30 per
cent of the Democratic vote will be
thrown to our ticket in November. Well
set 20 per cent of the Republican vote.
That looks as though we ought TO carry
Missouri.
"Al along the news that comes in is
distinctly favorable. 1t appears that
real demand for our party exists"
The colonel paused and observed, with
twinkling smile:
You see, ! am in a melancholy mood.
The news / am getting makes me that
way
Advices that Gov. Osborne. OF Michi-
gan. who two weeks ago Topped from
the Roosevelt camp. saying Woodrow
Wilson was good enough for him. had
come back to fight for the Colonel,
caused Roosevelt to remark:
Il understood that Gov. Osborne would
be with us. I'm told he has changed his
mind about Wilson"
Replies to Statement.
The former president earlier in the day
dictated a brisk reply to the defense of
President Taft's denomination by the
Chicago convention as put out by HilIes,
the Presidents National campaign man.
ager. In 1t the Colonel reiterates his
accusations Of fraud, comparing the de-
tenders of Taft's steam roller nominal
ton with those who fought to keep Lori
mer in the Senate.
Col. Roosevelt plans to hold a political
conference in his New York Office to-
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
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The Washington herald., 1912-07-30
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The Washington herald., 1912-07-30

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The Washington herald., 1912-07-30

Mrs. Lucien and Mrs. Joseph Dair
are at Colonial Beach. where they viii
spend some time.