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Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
9iatetiide @infe.

Ser seiunOe Oreonismus beiist In
bobem @raoe Die 6abigteit, ueridie-
oene unO uerl6IeOen 5uOereitete Jtdb-
runesmittel glelD gut 81 DerOaue1,
menn es Der 4Ihe gelungen lit, ole
Speijen 10 auf ben Ltih gu brineen,
0os tie Den Qppetit anregen. @tn gut
peOedter Gid, uppetitIih angeri6te-
te @peien un0 antegenoe 8eleu.
Ihaft belien unter Berntittlung Der
SeelenItimmung Die ihGperlten uno
reidften N1oblSeiten perOouen. Up
betitrei5en0e Ulittel uno Dem ein5el'
men @eihmnd aneepoBte Soft mil-
fen oaber, aud bel Diatsoorihritten
ieitens 0es Mr3tes me5r beridlihtlgt
tDeroen; iie iirO wi6tiger ais Ser
bote oasemeiu fir i6wer geboItener
Speiien.
3eiht peroaulih i'm iOealen CHM,
B. 5. gut ousrusbor uno babel nur
tur3e 8eit i'm Nagen un0 Darn per-
peileno, BEL geringer Snoniprutnab.
me ser @bIonoeruns, iino nur wenige
RobrunesmitteI. 8uder, 8roO, Ror-
toffeIn tommen oieiem S0enl am
N66iten, Oonn fommen Gier unO bon
ben ssleiihforten Ser 5hinten; ge-
fo6tes SdfenfIeii3 1T am i2weriten
ber6auIiA. 3uias ron Set beOingt
Elm EGngeres @erpeiLen Der Spetien
i'm Waqen un6 Darn, Our@ bic FIR
sere Bermeiloouer Dir6 bic Ausnit-
unq erboht. Mngen unO Darn Gber
mebr belaitet.
Die 8erorOnuns, BEL hroniiher
DormtrGgbeit, grobem 8roO Oiel
Butter bei3umif6en, lit foli6. Das
Grob fcmmt oonn niel ipdter unb
mebr perfIiiffigt in ben Did0arm.
GpfeIbrei tommt ihnelIer Ss rober
IpfeI, ga letterer gu Bret crit per-
fIiiffigt pir6, benor er Ben Darn err
reidt; es lit olio idonenOer fir Ote
9er6auungsorgane un0 norteilbnfter
robe NepfeI uno Biruen 8u aeben, nIs
@onrpOt, ga nur 6ei robem S6ft gro
bere 5tide in ben GidSorm GeIcn'
aen uro 6ieien our EdtiGfeit nnreaen.
SIN uebrigen muB man beaften, bal
6ie gut Observation-Disclosures
Maeen un0 Oiinn6orm mebr belo'
item, unO boB man es bel Der 8uberei'
tune berIeIben in Der SanO fat, 6er
Weaeen al idonen nrF &oiten bel
Difnn0nrmes.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
@nn tsmmt's oannsrI6".

N4it Der fprihnGrtlihen Nitterti&
feit amerifoniider Gehporenen
weibIiAen 4ngeflneten g~egeni'ber IT
Is nun 8u Gnbe, ieit I'M Staats
@oIbington sSrouen aum GeI6rDere-
nen6ienIt beroneeaoaen rrer1en.
Sn @eottle bate fih IN Wtttrrtts'
Neriht 5rau GbriIttna ~. Dlism ee.
oen Sic MnfIoge 81 pernntrporten, I'M
Sftober ben Sl1periorrihter Sohn s.
Meain auf sffener StraBe nit elmer
6unAepeitI6e ottadirt al baben. DO
berihieaene Mltgcn5eugen norbanOer
maren. fonnte Ser @ngriff bon Der
M~noefloaten nidt beitritten rerAen;
Tie erfldrte ie0oa, 0aB lie It'd IN Grse
Ter erreeunq befun6en babe. neil
@ihter Moin elm au Ibren 8uniter
ab~aesebenes @eiHucrenen Verotti
beiieite ieste uno iie oaSur4 lbre
@Lnae perlor.
@aA @nborung Hes GNtbelt0noes
unA mad erfOIgter @eratlng Der Ve'
iEhporenen Iteate lid beraus, 6nS Os
aehn W11nner unter ben @N@AUore'
ner I6mmtli1 fir Sreilpre4ung n0.
rem, pGbren6 bic 6eiOen DeSbli@en
OeIdApcrenen Elm @erOitt auf S&ul'
Sio obaeben poaten. SeOe Der BET
ben Grouen nnbm iid nun 5 wednner
Dor unO opg1tmentierte 10 lonse nit
linen, Bis fte pin0elneih gerDOrser
uoren. MaA otpeiitunOiger Serotune,
heiBt es in benz 8eridt, goben bic
@eidtporenen etnItimmig etn 8erOiti
orf SdulOig qegen bic angetlagte
9rou Dillon db. sic wuroe gu elmer
GeIoTtrofe uon $500 uerurteilt, uno
Sa fie utdt 3abIen tonr. muB tie auf
Elm rones Sobr ins Gountpsefnn0nis.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
airdIi6e 3a6ri6tsn,

Sn Der eu. Iutb 3ionstir@e, Gde Der
6. NIB . Str. q. 80. beren YafOr 6.
S. Bsrsner bieisr Gage siuen einiiimmis
gen s~brenUOaen Nuf an bic bsmtf@seugI.
@emsinbe in Cumberland, Mb., erbaIs
ten bat, wer6en wdbrenO Der BafiOnss
5eit an iebem MittwOd, b%esinnenb INN
7.45. in bsutIder unO all isbem Dons
nerstos. beSinnenO UNI bieielbe 3sit, in
eusIii6er 9pra@e BaHiOnsfunbem alb.
aebaIten. MOrsem nm IL WOrmittaes
finOst OoieIbif Osutl9sr @ottesbienn Iatt
unb fir Disnsto9 Nbsnb um 7.45 Ginb
oue @IieOer 3u elmer @emeinosuerfamms
lung ~einaelaOsn.
Ger TrausuDerein Der @emeinbe uers
anituItsts an Disnstas Nbenb III ben
JtdumIidtsitsn Der SOnntassI6uIe cine
MISUNDERSTANDING, bel Der Jaftuadts
tuden unO Rofes psrabrei9t wurbe unb
Gin iebr reidbaItises 1rogromm sut
N~usfibruus seIanste. Die SOmntass
iduIe bat aus benz @rI0s bes tir3Iid
i~tattssbabten WOrUsrtuufs Elm pianO ans
ssf@aft.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
@ia fein iteAenOes Seer.

Ser io5ialiitii9e Abgeoronete
Berger BON @isconiin ipra9 ii9 am
porigen 6reitag bel Der 8eipre9ung
oes MilitarbuOgets i'm Abgeorone-
tenbauie gegen Die n~nterbaltung Ell
mes groBen itebenoen9eeres aus, mel
Dies er cine nit6n0ige 8orbereituna
gum &riege~ rlannte. u8eoiirfen Die
Ser. Stoaten", 10 REF er aus, n5u
ibrer @~erteioigung zines itebenOen
Seeres2 Seras ALIEN f0nnte Mlerifo
i'm Sale eines9lngriffes iblagen uni.
tpenn ole ganaoier es periu6en iol-
ten, uns ~ansugreifen fonnte meiner
anIiGt na9 Stem yorf Die Sahe err
le0igen. @s lit elm b~etriibenOes
Mibperftanonis, DAB Die Ser. Staa-
ten : &egierung $4OO,O0O,00 fir
militdriide 3pede uno taum Die
Sdlfte 0ieies 8etrages fir S4ul-
5pede altsgibt".
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
sehnishriasr anabs aIs g%ranSRitsr.

en- 8orbogenA&ummeIsbu witete
mn SouIe @~oetbeitraBe t6 Oes @igert-
timers plaIdnn elm grOBerer Dad.
ItabIbrono. Der l1rbeber oes Bran
bes mar elm 3ebnidbrieer 4ndbe, Der
oisf Orm Bo0en Ieiner @ltern nit
gtreidb0lpern ipielte uno Scbelipdne
IN 1rano feste. Nnfangs Ueriu1ten
&ousbeucbner 6ns 5euer 3u I0iden,
BOD ale Ueiibe mar bersebli4. Als
bic H~euertpebr erihien, Itano Der
DodftubI Des sSauies bereits in gro.
Der M~usoebnung in 6lommen. Die
5euertDebr griff iofort nit bret
5hlaudleitunqen an. Grit nod 5iDet.
ItiinDiger E1tigEeit NOR G' GesAR
oes Gasers 0sbro&eu.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
GsROrbsn.

@m Sreitog, Dem 16. 5ebruor,
moraens INN 2.30 Itarb in ieiner
@o6nuug SEQ. 415 8 StroBe q. SO.
i'm 81. Qebensiabre Senrp 8aItber,
felt so Sabren elm 8epobner oes Di-
itrifts Columbia unO DieIe Sabre
lana @ebiIfe bon De 2ancb Sin,
Dem gbef ser Snuitratipnsobtetlung
oes bieiigen etbmologif9en Bureaus,
.gIs q%eborener OftpreuBe beteiligte
Der 8erItorhene iih i'm Sabre tS48
an Ser poInii1en @rbebung uno NOR
elmer Ser penigen ueberIebenoen
aus Ser S6Ia6t BEL 9ions, in mel
der er, ourh mebrere S1belbiebe
ihtper berDunoet uno iiberoies our6
einen 8feroebuf om 4opfe rerlebt,
ouf Dem S6Ia6tfelO ais bermeintIi6
Soter 5uriidgeIafien wurOe. 8au-
ern, Oie i'm fanOen, Darteten lein
un0 bieIten i'm 10 LANCE Derborgen,
bis ct interchangeable mar uno oll-
Der 2ano flieben fonnte. SIN Satire
1852 fam er nod @aibington. SIN
Sabre 1861, aIs Ser llnionsfrteg
ousbraf, befono er fi6 IN &idmonO,
elite ie0odL 6a er ntdt in Die &ons
f60eriertenarmee eintreten tDolte,
na6 @aibington 5uriid, Inn fi6 nit
ben bieIigen Oeuti1en Sllrnern ein.
muitern gu Ioiien. @r fdmpfte urt-
ter General SigeL in mebreren Sc,
fedten uno geb0rte nit CUR 8eoef-
una 2incolns bel oeiien 8peiter Sn-
auquration. Der oeuti6e @eteraneu-
perein oes Mdten 8atainons, bon
Dem belte MIR nod Elm fIeinesSduf-
lein iibrig III, ertpdbIte i'm balO na1
Ieiner @riinoumg, Die Dor mebr als
fiinf3ig Sobren erfolgte, 5u ieinenl
SefretGr un0 er befIei0ete 0ieies
Amt bis gu ieinem CODE. Seine gor-
oeiebten i'm gtbnoIogiiben Bureau
bielten groBe Stiide auf i'm uno
modten ibm i'm Sabre 1908 ont
60. Sabrestag Der S6la6t bel
9ions, Den eriten 8an0 Der ioeben
i'm Druid eridienenen Memoiren bon
Carl 5dur3, nit Dem Der 8eritorbe-
he perI0nIi6 poblbefannt mar, gum
@ei6enf. Serr @aItber ihGBte bic
les @ei6enf INN 10 bober, ais Der Sn-
bait oes 8u9es ibm mande Sc
IbebntIie aus Dem oeutiden &eDoln-
tionsiabr Dieoer Iebbaft in Die CIR
innerung auriidrief. Die Beer
oigung fano am Montng gta9mittag
INN 2.30 Don Dem Sterbebouie aus
auf Dem 8roipect Sin Srieobof itntt.
Ole nenigen, nod riiitigen Mitglie-
Ser oes oeuti9en 8eteranenDereins
befanoen lid i'm SrauergefoIge, nm
Dem totem &omeraoen Die lebte gbre
5u ertpeiien.
Der 8erftorbene binterI6Bt auBer
Der leiotragenoen 8ittpe 5tpet bier
Derbeiratete S01ter.
am Samstag, Dem II. Sebr. ber-
idie0, 81 Sabre aIt, 2aprence q.
&eitb, Sobn BEG b%erItorbenen Gre
gor S. gfeitb uno Oeiien @befran
Gertrude 90. &eitb. Gem BegrGb-
mis-, tpel9es am Montog 8ormittag
BON Dem Sterbebauie $50. 728 Co
lumbia &oao aus auf Dem ct. Mo-
rienfirAbof ltattfano, ging Inn $50
Elm Nequiem in Der ct. Warientir-
fle Ooralts.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Ser neue iapaniide 8oti6ofter,
gicoute 9. GbinOa, traf Dorgelterll
in geqleitung ieiner @emablin bier
Elm. @r wuroe am @entralbabnbot
BON Dem gan5en Stabe Der iapani-
iaengotl6aft abgebolt uuo nod Dem
gotIdaftsgebGnDe gelettet. Der neue
8otihafter lit fem Gremollng ~
Sen Ser. Staaten. @r bat Die De
8outp uniperiitp bon SnOiana our1-
aemoht uno mar elm Dtiti9uler pes
Senators 8epertOge. SIN Sabre
1890 mar er iopanii4er 4onlul N
San Srnnctsco.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
0ie enc Iiiae 8eitung. weL

Ole en- g Iii9e 3eitung, Del1e
noh Der glarreniiBung oes Sanger
bunos Die u~nDnbrbeit Don eI1ler
Serobwiiroigung Oes 9iltriftsfom-
mtlidrs s. Gtuoolpb bra6te, bat elIle
8eri6tigung oieies groben gerie-
bens DeroffentIi9t, u1to Der urbeber
0es anlt0Bigen 4rtifels bat IN etllenl
5drei6en an ben 3rGlioenten unO
oen Serausgeber Oes 18albtagton
sSournaIs" erflart, 0aB aud lbn
fein Gorwurf treffe, ionoern Dob EN-
ala urlo aaein Der aorretturleler ole
5dulo Oaran TRACE, Der onr9 Stret-
d,uraen ulw. ben geri6t 10 libel gu
aeri6tet utlO 10 arg eutlteut babe.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Same s. Smith, gegen ben Die
4nfIoqe erboben mar, Dab er am
90. Robember b. S. binter 8enning
BEN Sarmer Morris 8ennett itber-
fanen, fait totgeidlagen nno Inn
$3.50 beraltbt babe, tpur0e am Diens-
taa i'm acknowledgement SEQ. l BON
BEN @eIhDorenen 0es ibm our Salt
oeIeoten gerbre6ens fir ihulOig be-
fun6en. Das bodlte StrafmaB, oas
lin treffen fannb lit 80 Sabre @e-
fGngnis.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Geranl aBt our6 Die Strma Y.
8. Droop uno Sobne uno unterltltBt
BON Dem &enoriiten Haul 8leDOen,
Dem 8iolinilten 9ermarn &afema1tn
uuo Dem Accompanilten &. Wt. Cor
neQ. aab Die Gel. electric SO. am
Sonntag in Der 5Gngerbunobaae elm
ouBergetDobnli9e muiitalii9eAbeno-
unterbaltung, ole, obwobl tie nIbt
i'm 98interprogramm porgeleben,
ionoern 0ur9 beIonoere Yoitfnrten
5ur aenntnis Der Wlitglieoer gebra9t
poroen mar, ungemobnli9 gut be-
iudt mar. Das nGel electric" 1T
Elm mertpiiroiges Yiano, melhes
our6 cine elettriide 8atterie betrie-
ben, irgeno elm fiir 0as Yiono ge-
ldriebenes, auf auBerlt oiinne Wtel-
lingitreifen iibertragenes Neniitltlf
10 ipielt, ais OBJ elm BaoerelDsti Die
Salten bemeiitere. Qas RrogramI
umfuBte lieben ytummern, bier Pia-
noIoli oes Eel electric un0 Die Be
a~Ieitung al orei Soil oes EenOrilten
Nlep0en uno bier Soil oes 8iolini-
item $. Hatemann. Sdmtlihe Dar-
bietungen puroen BON Dem nit Be-
numbering Iauidenoen Publtum
b09lt beifaaig aufgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
sir TianDs sebe man 81 9msu
@Ord, ITO q Strafe ". ".
Den SrIamOeru snlieb.

NrGiioent Gait bat am Montag Dem
Weapor Fitzgerald bon Bolton oas
9eripre9en gegebenb OaB er amDeon-
tag, Dem 18. WGr3. penn in Bolton
Der ct @otricfstag uno Der Sc
oenftog Der N1umung Der Staot iei-
tens Der 8riten gefeiert miro, an Der
Spite Der Ynraoe reiten, iiA einen
Sbamrod porIteden uno audi elm
Sbinelab &niippel, 5pei irIGnoiiAe
ab5eihen, tragen Deroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

4u Dem @ebGuOe Der 6ineliihen
@eIonof6aft flatterte am Wfontae
aun erItemmal Die WeiBe Sabne Der
iunaen d)tueIii6en &epublif. Den
foiierli6en 0ra6en miro man nidt
ulebr bort leben. Au6 oas alte 9t-
neliide gaeuiabr purOe IN Der BORT
aen ISOLDE gum lesten 0tale Don ben
bieiiqen vSobnen oes Simnels"
nad alter 9lrt gefeiert; in 3u-
fuuft neroen Die @bineien bier uno
onOeruarts ibr gteuiubr nit urls an
! Sonuar beginner.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
~ R0FIf& i&medt unO gut
betomnI. rWeuni&~ unO Diamond"
@emm Sieienisen Geier Ses
WaihingtOn SOMrnaln.,

%CuIytWB%vW O~~<t~t =
ueIde ginfGufe BEL foIden @eiddfts
Ieuten maiden, Die lire Mn5eigen in
BEN SpaIten oieies8lnttes in%ierieren,
ieoesmal bemerfen DiirOen,
Oaf fe bic betreffenSe Nnseise
i'm @aibin9tUn SUarnal"
geleien,
10 f0nnen sic fiA niGt nar aIein
@orteile fidern, ionoern erpeiienDie.
ieIben Dem o@aibineton SournaI"
einen groBen @efaneu. Derartige
3unoi9aft miro BON ben betreffenOen
@eiddftsleliten ooppelt eetpiiroigt
uno f0nnen iolGe &un0en berfiHert
iein, Defenders reen beoient gu tpers
ben.
gIliO merits Sud.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

OberIt leutnant q. @Oetbals,
Der Mrmee : Sngenieur, unter oellen
2eitlng Der Yauama : &anal gebaut
miro, reiite Dorgeitern BON Stem yort
nod Samburg ab uno miro iid BON
oa nad Baris begeber, Inn oas tran-
8oIiide aanaIipitem feunen 81 lerrerl
Iieueiht miro er aud Die groBen
0odanlagen in 2iperpooI beiudet.
8uqletd aber ioa Oie@urOporeile, Die
feinen offi3ieaen @baratter tragen
miro, leiner @rbolung getDtomet
lem.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

26. Sebruar. Montag. @ermanio
MGnner9or. MosfenbaG I'M oil
Nniontc Eentpel.
26. Sebruar. Montag. SdngerbunO.
Masfenbon i'm &lubbaus.
3. MGr5. Sonntag. Eurnbaae,
Sumoriitii1er Mben6.
A. MGr5. Montag. @roBer Mas-
fenban 0es 0Mrion" IN Der Natt-
onal STILES MrmorD.
10. MGr3. Sonntag. Sluitr. 8ortrae
i'm 5dngerbuno.
ii. MGr5. Montag. Surnbole. Sttf,
tungsfelt oes DamenDereins.
10. MGr3. Mittpoh. Stiftungsfeit
0es Mrion I'M &lubbaus.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
NIiO merits Sud.

Die beitem inIam6iiden unb ans
IGnbiiden @eine nmb 2iqm6re Iiefert
amsialieRIia fir TamiIienbeOarf Oas
reid6nItise Gaeer BON Cir. Eamber.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
etiOtii6e &eniSteiten.
samstas, Osn "A. 5ebrnur 1912.

9as @recutiofomite oes oeut-
Iden Gentraloereins belt am Wtitt-
nod abeno i'm gereiusbauie oes
.@rion~ cine gorbeipredung fir DIE
am n6fIten 9ienstag i'm 9otel BeB-
Ter Ita~ttfinOenOe regeImdBige Dele
misunderstanding oes Delttlben
@entraloereinS.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

c9Rngs" lpie men semadt aus alien
Seppi6en. Nan brimse IaIde sa Der
@aibingtOn @me @eabiRs So, 931
Tanfte GtraRe, y. 70.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
GnrnepaLs Softer.

@oriiber lit Die gtarretei
Mufb0ren muB Die Seufelei;
Gie NarrenlieOer iinO D%erflungen,
Sem ioldes2ieO miro mebr geiungetl
GbormeiIter muB 8rinsipien ba-
ben,
&on3ert marc oarum aufgegaben.
No9 einmaI fommt Brin3 @arne-
bal
Bum Mosfenban ms - glublofal.
DAB oas Bib bonn 5peiten Seine
Ni6t tpeiter i'm SSournal eri9eine,
@eiI's einemD ummen ni9t gef6at-
@enn oas geidiebt, oonn bats ge-
i6ent.
Ser fleine &at muB Bier iest 5ef-
en-. .
ltnb penn er @ein min, Oafiir bIed-
en-.
. arme, ourlt'ge EeufeIsbanoel
Das @eIo 1T fnapp; g tit me S6an-
De.
Seinrid Seine 9.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
9anfiasmms.

Sir Die mannigfoItigen gepeiie
Der innigen SeiInabme, iopie Der
trelten 6reunOi6aft, Die mir benin
CODE uto 8egr1bniiie meiner geIieb-
ten Satin BON 6reunoen un0 8e-
fannten eegeben puroen, fage i'd
hermit meinen ber5Ii9en 9anf.
Der trauernoe @atte
Oscar Gabi&.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Gin beuH&ss @6b@tn fir Ride unb leiwis
oousaYbeit eelumL. Gutee 1aue unb gutte
9aIaT. 20l4 Conn. Mse., Y. ".
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

4edtes GObnrger Bod am 8apfl
geber, 1927 - 14te Str, u. 8.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
WerIamat:

Gin hsutl@es MGbhsrL gum 8O9en Mub fir
Douearbett gum /, M6rs. Na@jmIr0Sen 1861
@iEarb Ctr. ". W.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

9m 5reitag, Dem 16. Sebrunr,
itorb Margaretb 8. 9trob, Die @e-
mablin BON gopin 9. Strob. Dos
9egrGbnis fanO am Wontag bon ben
Ster6ebouie go. 473 S StraBe g.
SO. aus auf Dem @onereB : Srieo-
bof Itatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

am Dienstog, benz 20. Sebr. nod
mittags INN 4 ubr ltarb Sobn 8.
Diefte, @enabI bon gli3abetb M.
Dieite unO elm Sobn BEG b~erltorbenen
Beter 81. Dieite uno ieiner @befrou
Narp q. Die @eerotgung fono am
Donnerstag Nadmittag nm orei
llbr BON Der &apelIe in Dem 9eiden-
beitattungsgei6Gft BON ST. @eiers
SObnen aus ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

gm Ntontog, benz 10. Gebr. emit
iAlief in ibrer 8obnung $50. 622
%. ctr. q. SO. Morgaret 81. Gem
m~elboiter, Eo9ter BON Srau Marga-
retb S. uno Dem n%eritorbenen @m.
6. SemmeIbouer. 9ie 8eerOigune
fano am Mitttuod Nadmtttag um
2.3O ltatt.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-29
Plants and Shrubs

TREE HONEYSUCKLE.-G in
tree form. A very profuse bloomer, with
delightful fragrance. Very hardy, sure
to bloom and give satisfaction in any
location. Three varieties, one white and
TWO pink IS cents each, for $780, post
oaid.
FORSYTHIA. A hardy shrub of
great value Very free bloomer, begin
ning very early in spring. IS cents, post
paid.
PANSIES. For best early spring
blooming, plant now. Plants from best
special mixture All colors. IS cents per
dozen, postpaid. Smaller plants 20 cents
Der dozen.
CLEMATIS.-For best results, plant
now. Strong plants of best varieties in
the following colors: white, scarlet, blue,
purple, red, rose. IS cents EACH three for
SI.oo postpaid.
BOSTON FERNS.-Easy to grow and
always beautiful. Good, strong, healthy
plants at IS, rs, IS, so and Is cents each,
postpaid. Extra good value at each price.
Sure to please Other varieties of ferns
1t the same price.
BLOOMING PLANTS.-Nice plants,
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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-29
THE AMERICAN ISSUE

prohibit. Do you who remember the
days gone by recall the Sundays and
election days of the past? Even with
the clubs and election workers doing all
they can to nullify the law, the prohi-
bition, coupled with the fear of forfeit
ure of license, has worked a wonderful
improvement. Prohibition does not alb
solutely prohibit, but it beats restriction
every time.-Catho1ic Abstainer.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-29
By Whom Scandal Cometh

Too often has the Catholic church
been accused of counting alliance with
the saloon and of being leagued with
the promoters of the liquor traffic. I'm
fortunately, an appearance of truth is
lent to this accusation by the fact that
many members of her fold are engaged
in the manufacture and sale of alcoholic
beverages and many more are victims
of the drink habit. Catholic Bulletin
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-29
Reaping the Whirlwind

If there is any spirit left in the peo-
pie of Minnesota, we expect to see a
large increase in the prohibition vote
in the fall election. The village cleo
tons show a considerable increase on
the simple question of prohibition or
license, but that does not touch the
real and burning issue.
Many persons who see no objection
to decorous drinking or even to we'll
ordered saloons are sensitive to the
cynical debauchment of an entire leg
islature and the corruption of its
whole sessions work by the organized
business of liquor selling. The bust
ness of brewing beer and distilling
whisky may be respectable or not as
you may think.
But the business of buying a ma
jority of state legislature by whole
sale in the open market of popular
elections to peddle it out at retail in
the secret market of Legislative COM
mttee rooms would be infamous, if
done in the selfish interest of the most
respectable trade that ever strutted
down a church aisle
Nobody knows how much the open
ly Haunted power of the liquor inter-
est contributed to the legislative acts
of offense and neglect that made the
last session a stencil in the public
nostrils. 1t is easy to exaggerate
when that which is usually concealed
with decent shame is brandished in
the face of decency.
Perhaps the liquor interest boosted
of more mischief than it really did
But the fact that it owned the legis-
lature by the primal, native right
makes it morally responsible for its
acts. Therefore we think it will find
the task of fixing up things in the
election harder than ever this fall
1t may even decide that it is cheap
er to let the people elect them and
buy them Observation-Disclosures
Tribune.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-29

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15
LAND SALE.
J. w. Basham ct al
xfa

Fred Mckee ct al
In the County Court of Maury Coun-
ty, Tennessee.
Pursuant to a decree entered IN
the above styled cause at the Octo-
Der Term, 1912, Of the County Court
Of Maury county, Tennessee, will on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1912,
at IL o'clock tnoon) at the Court
House door in Columbia, Tennessee,
sell to the highest and best bidder the
following described tract or parcel
Of land. Situated in the Second Civil
District of Maury county, Tenn, and
bounded as follows:
on the North by Mrs. 2. ]. Davis
East by F.. J. Haley and Carriers
Creek, South by Hammond estate anf
william Johnson, and West by But
Murphy. Containing about 40 acres
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said tract of land will be sold fol
one-third cash on day of sale, and thu
remainder on credit Of twelve ana
twentysfour months. Notes bearing
interest from day Of sale and iiel
re. ained on said land to secure pay
ment Of the purchase money notes.
This Oct. 18th, 1912.
II. w. THOMAS, Clerk.
Il n. DINING, Atty. 1914
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15
TO SELL MEMPHIS
NEWs-scIMITAR
OWNER SAYS noosEvELr's Dc
FEAT WAS GREATEST cALAM-
,ry OF AGE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 11.-Fol-
lowing his statement to friends that
the greatest calamity Of the age hap
pened when the American people fall
ed to elect Theodore Roosevelt Presi-
dent Of the United States, Gilbert D.
Rain, editoc, publisher and practically
sole owner Of the Memphis News
scimitar, makes announcement that
the paper will sold within two
months at public auction"
A down street corner is named as
the place where bids win be heard
Editor Rain announcing that the high
est bidder will be awarded the entire
holdings OF the News scimitar, which
includes an associated Press fran
chise.
The News Scimitar has always sup
ported the democratic party until thu
recent campaign when 1t made
strong fight for the bull moose fac
ton. Report has already reaches
here that william Randolph Hears
win try TO buy the News scimita
when bidding time arrives.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15
SCHEME TO HONOR
SENATOR SANDERS
WITH VACANT PLACE ON THE
TAFT PRESIDENTIAL
TICKET.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 81
It became known late tonight that
there is a scheme on foot to place
Senator Newell Sanders, Of Chatta-
nooga, on the ticket with Present
Taft, as the successor of the late Vice
President Sherman. 1t is stated that
the senator is in favor with the adj
ministration. and that a large mum
Der of the members Of the national
committee favor him for the honor.
Senator Sanders could not be reach
ed tonight and his attitude in the
matter is not known. It Is stated
that the Southern members Of the
committee are solid for the Senator
and that Senator Bradley. Of Ken
lucky, is urging bis appointment
Friends of Senator Sanders in this
city state that he would accept the
honor in case Gov. Hadiey. Of Mis-
seuri. declines.