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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-27
SALES AT MASSAPEQuA.

At Massapequa. the Queen Land and
Title Company has sold five plots on
Baltimore ard Chicago avenues and Haw-
thorne street To &. i. Jarden. h n.
Osterhouse. NJ. 7. JOY, H. Harpcn and r.
NJ Brooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-27
BUYS NoRrHPoRT TRACT.

Joseph r. Day sold for Ferdinand Kur,-
man twenty and one-half acres at North
port. l.. l., to a syndicate represented by
Willis Bruce Dowd. to establish a sana-
torium, 10 be called the Restabit. Ths
plan Of the main building embraces "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-27
To SELL $50 LOTS
Property in Choice Section OF
Long Island City.
THOMSON AVE. FROM TAGE
Parcel Will Soon Be Within the
Scent Fare Subway Zone
of New York.

Much interest has been shown over the
sale or MAY a by Bryan l.. Kennedy OF
40 choice lots on Thomson avenue, the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-10

city or any portion of them would like
to have them sold in that way. The
laws of this State, without regard to
place, without regard to person. say
uneauivoeally that no intoxicating
liquor shall be sold in any place in
the State of Maine. And you. gentle
men, are not representing the people
of Cumberland county, YOU are not
representing the people of Sagadahoc
county. or the people Of Bath, or the
people of Lewiston. or the people of
Banger.-you are representing here,
in convention solemnly assembled,
representing the people Of the State of
Maine, the whole people of this State
whom you and your predecessors in
office represented when they placed
these laws upon the statute books of
this State
Ii the people of this State do not
want these laws. let them repeal them,
not nullify them, and let no action Of
yours in this convention disgrace the
people of the State of Maine and the
sovereignty of our State by saving to
the people of this State. of this county
why, some of our officials. in some
communities in the State, because the
people in that particular community
do not want this law enforced may do
as they see fit about it,
Why. instead of critieizing the Gov
err of the State OF Maine because he
has brought these proceedings, the peo-
pie of the state ought to rise up, every
good citizen in the State Of Maine
ought to rise up and uphold him for
his courage in presenting to this con-
vention and to this Legislature, these
officers herein named who have deIib-
erately and wilfully neglected to per-
form the duties whicE are imposed
upon them by this State. And | have
the feeling that every member OF this
convention, when you GENE to consid
er this question, will not treat it light
lys that you will not treat it as any
partisan matter, but that YOU will
tre; il as citizens of Maine, as repre-
sen atives of the citizens OF this State.
in the manner in which il is entitled to
be considered. on account OF the ira
por. ance to the enforcement Of all laws
ana to general social conditions in our
bel( we'd State. tApplause)
L ne IfSE<SlDf4N MtInbtIS VI lti'
convention understand that Immediate
~ following the dissolution Of the con-
vention, the House will sit in this room
and the Senate in its own room for
the purpose of voting upon the address
to the Governor
The purposes for which this conven-
ton was formed having been accom-
plislied. the convention is dissolved.
The Senate thercdpon retired to the
Senate chamber
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-10
Subject to Bilious Attacks.

II you are subject to bilious attacks
you will be glad to know that they can
be prevented When your relish for food
fails you take Chamberlain's Tablets and
WIN win avoid the attack. Sold by al
dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-10
In Executive Session.

The SPEAKER: 1t has been suggest
ed to the Chair BY some of the coun-
sci enga eed in this trial, so-Called. that
for the purpose Of completing, the le
gality OF the proceedings, or prevent =
ing any possible question. that a vote
should be passed 10 the effect that the
RECORDS of the convention should be
spread upon the records OF the House.
air. THOMBS of Lincoln: Mr.. Speak
er, move that the records of the con-
vention in these proceedings in the
matter of resolve for the adoption of an
address TO the Governor for the re-
moval of Lewis w. Moulton. sheriff OF
the county of Cumberland, be spread
upon the records of the House.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. SCATES of Westbrook: Mr.
Speaker. / rise to a point of order.
The SPEAKER; The gentleman will
state his point of order.
Mr. SCATES: The point of order
is this. that whereas the gentleman
from Fort Fairfield. Mr.. Haines, the
gentleman from Topsfield, Mr.. Taylor,
and the gentleman from Whiting. Mr..
Gardner. by an order of this House
We're excused from further duty dur
ing this session. whether it is the opin-
ion of the Chair that they have right
to vote?
The SPEAKER: The Chair has ex-
amined into the matter briefly be-
cause the gentleman from Westbrook.
Mr.. Scates, was kind enough to in
form the Chair that the point would
be raised, and 1t seems to the Chair
that the matter of excusing mem
Der is privilege. accorded him which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-10
IN THE HOUSE.

Mr.. SMITH OF Pattep: Mr. Speaker.
l move that ills House noW go into
executive Session for the purpose OF
considering the adoption of All address
to the Governor for the removal j
Lewis w. Moulton sheriff for the coun-
ty of Cumberland.
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER: IN accordance with
the vote of the House the galleries will
be vacated, spectators will retire from
the fioor OF the House and the door
keepers vii, take charge vi the en-
frances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22

doubt The reports fhaf have boon pub
h'i. They viii NOT DO 4o very iou-.
Tor fr't wIIl soon hear some Interest.
in. Tact. from their unu friends and
I'GHH'r urr. who frF DO
They Vu .oou 500 with fho.- own
'i'. cur' chat thaf must believe"
moo ignorant people have started
Iumnrs f' tHe effect chat Roo. JuIe.
NHf supernatural roacr and that DO
b. rnt orIr ur'u. hr. ridiculous The
In.Ii maIn principally from "a
collection ~ roots and herbs from
which OH" medicinal qualities arc OK
|ir'"d lt soaking In water heated fp
fH 'i.n.H drrrno Their. f. nothing
I''t'U.I. and nothing tho least harm
'nI In 70. and .f. strange power over
d..'I." I'e simply u tno akUfui and
.i'f'.fr 'omhIr1fi.r and proportion
or .i. ingredients n haa hrorrhf
''H'tH lrd sunshine into fh. u.a.r.
I.' and d1fkUrnd lIrra of countless
poor sufferer. who never expected fo
f'' vol and viii dDubtlo.a do musI
i"- '"nr homo people who give Dr. %
thorough trial"
Ir firH of Tho wonderful euccr.-.s
H 'h' discovery lu Atlantic arf other
places f VIII ho Infrrcsfinr fo watch
i." 20 ulf 10 Dol 1000 noro flr BE- De-
expected fhat many sufferers f-om
chronic ,omri1.rf. ouch ae stomach
trouble" L'1r'.. 1.-Two. md bowel die
ORDER and rheumatism VIII NOT Doc
."N '" grasp OBJ. opportunity to TO-
gain their health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
LOCAL DRUGGISTS BRING
STRANGE NEW MEDICINE HERE
Remarkable New Liquid That Sensation in Atlanta l.
Brought Here by Progressive Local Dealers and Many
Stores Open Demonstration To-day

Tho now Root Juice medicine which
created furore ln Atlanta hy fs
strange cures ~ rhouwati. 800. stomach
trouble. Kidney ana liver Disorder
and similar Complaints h1. been
brought 90 This citr through 'hc off,
forts ~ rho leading druggists MANY
~ whom vlII open demonstrations 700
fhcIr stores to-day All fIr drurri.'a
have received FUN instruction. and
particular. from tIa 1h0rafurIDa rr.
rirdinr tho medicine and preplr.
lions have boon mad. fu handle he
erlruuus demand That .a expected fp
arieo ae soon aa home people learn
that fho medicine oHu now ho had
here
4 letter received hy ono ~ Hn
prominent local drug mon from fir
famous Root Juice llh0rator.s#. .aFa
~ g. eafe fo cas- chat Root Juice VIII
open the 'Fe. 0i many of your people
as soon a. Ifa wonderful power over
diseases becomes known fn crsfe
city where no h1. boon introduced fH.
mod. cine hH. created sensation IH
fhn mIrr.InI. .uIf. That HItr fni
lowed i. u.r. and SON m1F look for
fHr .awn thine Ir your city There
nr. OF course. some people every.
whore who doubt fhr truth or many
.rr fI0fff report. That have been
ruhfl bod IW dp fOf lrf fhHf worry
Eou Before you ha.. mn Root Juice
.Hn H..k. ..I $500 n.Ir or rrr.r fIaf
100 urufi.. rnu and .flHfIa tUur
friends II any of pour customers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
All Nation Specialists Say Marriage
In Many Instances Almost
Crime.
EXAMINATION ADVISED.
Treat Patients Free OF chsroe.

To every thinking man or woman
contemplating matrimony the question
must at sometime present itself. as II
Is OF so much importance that the
Government has been asked TO take
the matter in hand and compel every
candidate for matrimonial harness to
pass an examination before a properly
constituted board touching their fit
ness. physical. mental and moral. as
well as their ability TO properly sup
port and train the children likely TO
follow.
The diseases most likely 10 leave an
hereditary taint are consumption,
specific blood poison. diseases OF the
brain and excessive use OF alcohol
This does not mean that the disease
itself is transmitted by heredity. but
that there is a certain weakness, or
lack OF resistance. that makes the
child much more likely TO become a
prey 10 disease.
In consumption. IL either parent has
died OF the disease or II the person de-
string to be married has lived with n
FAMILY with or nursed one who had
CONSUMPTION. no matter whether there
are signs OF consumption or not Il is
best TO consult n first-class doctor and
after telling him the facts, have him
examine carefully for anything that
might be n bar 10 marriage.
In specific blood poison the fact is
usually known. but an examination is
no less necessary. for many believe
themselves cured when the fact Is that
marriage would be almost crime. No
matter low recently one has had ZOO"
or "9l4. no matter how long since any
symptoms has been seen. the sanction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
MINERS INJURED
At Pultncy Coal Mine When Mine Cars
Collide, Knocking Supports From
Under Roof OF Mine

one man was seriously Injured and
several others badly cut and bruised.
when mine car crashed into another
a. the Pultney coal mine south OF Bell
aire, yesterday morning at 1880
O'Clock. Joe Hooker. was probably
the most seriously injured. being
crushed about the head and shoulders.
but several foreigners. were also pain
fully injured
The men were entering the mine TO
start their daily toll and we're riding
on mine car. When about four hun
dred feet from the entry the car side
swipod car containing about thirteen
kegs OF powder. The impact threw
both cars from the track and Knocked
the supports from under the roof Of
the mine. \ shower Of stone and
slate fell from the roof OF the mine. di-
rcctly upon the men.
The injured men were removed 20
the mouth Of the mine. wi ere medical
aid was rendered. The men were able
To walk 20 their homes and 10 is
thought that none will die
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
INTERESTING TALK ON MARRIAGE

OF a conscientious doctor may save
you years OF heartache and self-re-
proach.
In cases where there + any possible
brain disorder there could no one
doubt the Importance of expert advice
concerning matrimony.
In alcoholism. the effect son chill
uren are many and varied. the most
important being on the nervous sys-
TEN. and the next being its tendency
TO weaken the moral strength and
make the child more susceptible to i'm
moral Influences.
The All Nation Specialists have had
almost unlimited opportunity TO OBJ
serve the effects of heredity. and their
opinion IN these. as well as chronic
diseases of the heart. liver. kidneys,
bladder. stomach. rheumatism. blood
and skin diseases. eczema, pimples.
piles, rupture, and special diseases OF
men and women. etc. cannot be ex-
celled.
Treat Free.
Many sick people become discour-
agedtand conclude they can't be cured
because some doctor has failed to re-
lieve them. For the benefit OF these
people and in order TO prove that they
can cure where other doctors fail the
All Nation Specialists. who have their
offices at 1928 Market street, have Of
Tered TO treat all patients who will call
at their offices before the first OF De
cember free OF charge. This means
that patients beginning treatment be.
fore this date will be treated free until
they are entirely well. the only charge
being for medicines used, which must
be paid in advance.
Their office hours are from 20 5
daily. evenings from 10 S. Sundays
from to 10 only
OF the free offer are advised to call as
soon as possible and not wait until
the last day. when IL would be hard
for the doctors 20 examine all.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
GIRL FOUND
Miss Elenora klussran, Of South Side,
Located in Altoona, Pa.-Police
to Bring Her Home.

The long lost girl. Elenora Kluss-
man. has been found. telegram was
received yesterday from the Chief OF
Police at Altoona. Pa. announcing the
fact that she had been found al that
place canvassing some article and had
been picked up. Detective William
BUGGY. OF the local police force. left
last evening on the 7:l5 o'clock train
10 bring the girl back TO her heart
broken parents. and will probably re
turn this morning
The local police have been using
every effort TO locate -ar and had sent
photographs and descriptions to prac-
tically every town OF any size where
she would likely be. The mother ap-
peared az the local station yesterday
afternoon with her face wrcathed in
smiles. where before 10 had been
drawn IN pain. The lost girl Is the
only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Klussman. OF Twenty-uinth street
and was for time before her
strange disappearance employed at
Schramm's restaurant
She left her home in tho month OF
October with another girl presum.
ably 20 10 TO her place Of employ
ment and that was the last heard OF
her until conductor on the H. & O.
remembered having let girl of his
train az Guyandottc answering the de-
-cription. The police OF surrounding
towns were notified and guerdon
thrown ont with tho result OF her be
ing found in Altoona s reward Of
{25 was posted hy the parents "A few
days ago for her apprehension
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
MOTORCYCLISTS
TO HAVE TIME
HILL CLIMBING CONTEST WILL
BE PULLED OFF THANKS
GIVING DAY.
Country Club Hill Selected as Place
For Eshlbition-Msny Machines
to Be Entered.

At a recent meeting OF the Motor
cycle club It was decided unanimous
ly. by the members, 20 hold a hill
climbing contest Thanksgiving after
noon. The club members were very
enthusiastic as TO the holding of the
event and II was decided that the
climb would be held up the Country
Club hill Thursday afternoon. provid-
ing the weather conditions would per
init. The climb. which is attracting
SO much attention among motor
cyclists of the city. will be composed
OF two different classes. The first
being for singles and the second for
twins. The club extends special
invitation 20 Walter Worls. the motor
cycle cop OF the city. 10 participate
in TIE climb.
No prizes will be given to the win
ners OF the event with the exception
OF his being honorary guest at the So
cial function TO be held at the club
rooms In the evening. following the
race. All motorcyclists OF Wheeling
and vicinity are especially invited To
participate n the climb which prom
ises TO be one of the most interesting
and exciting ever held in this district
All those who expect to participate
I'm the climb are busy getting their
machines In condition and II is the
special desire of the club members
that Pete Grubb's machine. which is
at present in the factory being re-
paired. will reach here in time to take
part I'm the big event George X.
Wheat and Wilson Grub. both prom
inent members of the local Motor
cycle club. will act as timers.
All motorcyclists are invited TO at
tend the banquet in the evening fol
lowing the contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
B. & 0. REPORT FOR OCTOBER
SHOWS NET REVENUE DECREASE

ohio Railroad earnings and expen-
side oeatons Tor the month OF october 1913 and FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
cHILOREN's HOME QUESTION
CONSIDERED At MEETING

a very interesting meeting Of the
board Of directors and Of the lady
MANAGERS % the Clildren's Home OF
tho city Of Wheeling. was held yes
terdav afternoon at O'Clock az the
y. NJ G. \ building The chlaf
feature brought out az the meeting
was the making of final arrange
ments for 'hc conducting Of the sub
scription campaisn I'm the interest OF
tho Childron's Home next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
TOY MISSION OFFICERS
AND MEMBERS TO MEET

phirors and member OF fho Wh.ol
ING SUNDAY School Toy Mission will
meet a' O'Clock Sunday. November
-'. Tor OBJ" purpose OF making lrrau.e.
W"nf. Tor tho annual distribution Of
Toys to Tho children OF the poor ai
Z Nri 'm1. limo Tho meeting will De-
bold in OBJ" lecture room of fHc T.rsf
j. church NU members arc ri,
quo' ed to BE- present
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-25
Eple=MlDrb.
James 3nrner ben WrohseidhuOre.
neH iiberiuielcn.


( Coroner Or. Joertmener 1T nit eis
ner llnteriudung btireffs pes 1obss
bes 80 Sabre alien Vessrs Ruben
Cole BON Der ghsitnut Sirabe, lope@
lamb. befhdftigt, tpelfer bstonnilih in
Der Gonntde Naft in Deter 9ei3ePs
Wirihfhait BON benz Jarbigsn Games
Turner eridoHsn ipurbe. Der WtDra
Der tpurbe geiteru abenb pon BEN
Manor BON 2opelnnD ben 0robge.
idnorsnen iibertpiefsn. 9ie beio.n
Reeer iporen in Der Wirthftoft in sin
6unbgemenge aeratFen, aus tpelhem
Cole als Sieesr berporsugehen brohts.
ols iein Gegnsr p!Dblid, einen Renols
Der sog unb ibn In Die gruit ihob. Or.
gbas. 5aarldmert Durbe derufen, i..
bod CAB Der 0eripunbste b1lo mad
4nsunft bss ar5tes isinen 0eiit auf.
Der Worber tpuroe fpGter nah bortem
aampf. pon oem Warfhnn Robert
Wariin unb 2siisr Iraen in osm au=
gsublif feitgenommen, ais sr uuf einen
nuh Cincinnati fabrsnoen 3ug fprins
gen lpofIte. Der Grmorbete mar Der
Sobn bss Wooo Cole. bes reif)iten
Neaers i'm State Ohio.
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Ter 80 Sabre alie 4rteitsr grnit
Gardner pon Io. 3137 Welt 6. Strob.
tpurDe gsitsru Rahmittas tobt In fsis
mem Bette litseno auis.Funoen. 0urbs
nsr arhsissis in Der Gleifhmann'If,
9rennersi, bait. Iih ieooh isit GrtituS
niht mebr aur 4rbeit sineeiislIt. Gin
Wlitdrbei.er Wameus Grso. 6artmdnn
besab fih sefiern na6 lem GauI, go.
3137 Weft 6. Sirnbs, i'm ous5ufinp
ben. mas aus ieinsm JrsuHbe setpors
ben lei. Gr erbisI. auf ipieeerboIiss
4ntlopfsn fsine Hninor., tp.sbaIb
ihIieblih bic 1biirs 0ufssbrphsn rrurs
be. 0droner lag tntfselt in lei
Bette. Gr ipar suleb. am syreitas bon
efnsm 3ausaencHsn RameRs Jdcpb
Jor ltbsnb aslekn fporben. Ter Co
rOntr fuuroe benahrihtiat unb orbn..e
eineH Snqueft an. Gr III Der 4nFiht,
naB Gardner am 9srsi4las stlsurs
ben III.
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Dies uno IaS.

- Deapor Sunt bat aeitern 8iI.
liam slttleiep, 5rarf 9soeler lmS
ssanes eripp su gfitgIieoern ser
itabtiidpn gehoroe ernonnt. pethe
ofe plumbers su priiien uno bic 81.
SEMEN Der plumbers aus5ultelen
bat. aIs Sefretdr Der geboroe iun.
airt Der Ghefclerf sSaules Wartin bonn
itaotiid,en gaubureau.
- Ger Seiierion aIub Der t2.
gSaro periammelt iih am Dsittrpot
gbeno in Soefflers Sale. Staotrai5
Ibomas gutterrportb ipiro iiber Ia.
referiren. 9ie WlifgIieoer
iino III sabIreitem aommeg etngelo.
ben.
Die patsnte6 Spscialties Wanus
featuring 60. pon bier benahrihiigte
geitern ben Siaotsi.tretGr, bab iis ibr
attien.apital pon SIC. 600 auf sos, 600
srbobt bat.
- Sn Columbus tpurosn eeitern bic
Sntorporotionspapiere Der Jorfbee &.
0Ougb so. hinierIsst, beren glitiens
iapitdI 5000 be.rdgt. Die Sntorpos
ratoren iino Wtliam 6. Joribse uno
Deter 3. goueb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-25

oSn ser @ohuuug bcs SRI. Marp
5drriion, eineH 2HItodigeit gad-
iteinqebduoe go. 1886 Yta6llou
Roab, fam aeitern Raht fir3 por IL
llhr Elm Seuer 3um 4us6rudj, uelhes
bereits bcoeutcn0e Timeniiouen anges
nomnsen bate. bsuor Is BON Rad-
barn entoedt Uur0e. Zen SausbeDo5.
nern gelang cs nit genauer 9toth uor
anfnnft Der 5eueripebr oas ,yreie 5ll
erreid1en. 3us Salls NIT ieinem sSH-
hohe lpurbe fart poIlitQnoig 3erit5rt
uuo Der Brdnoif1oen tpiro auf ca.
$1,000 abgeiddBt 3ie Gntitebungs.
nriohe oes Icuers lit unbefanut.
Iic Jeueruebr tonnte Die BON Dem
SIR 3eit berrifeIOen Sturn1e onge.
faflten sSlammen MIR nit ghl6e bon
Den unlliegeuoen 9ebduben iernbal-
ten.
@ibrerb bic 9oif)arbeiien nod i'm
poIlen 8onge Daren, fam elm sSeuer
in Der MIR etnem Sduiergeoiert eut.
iernten @ohulrug oes q. 8. Sbat.
fielo, Ro. 1899 Ifaoiion Rooo. gum
ausbrlih. Gieier Brano fonnte ieood,
6alb aeloiht nerben, naflDem elm
gronoid'abeu BON S100 angerihtet
tporoen mar.
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Grtrunfcn.

Ter % Sabre alte 8olentiu goe5,
ein Sobn iinieres befannten gtitbiir.
gers Serrn auguit 9oeh, bon 2t92
Central acenue. ertrnnf eeitern bin.
ter Dem Sauie ieines gaters i'm STA.
nal. Der illnge N,ann mar am
llfer bes annaIs pon eineru epilepti-
id,en anfaa betraffen iporoen uno III
nas @oiier 8eiaIleii. 2eiter aornpag-
ME 13 iuuroe ger,icn uno Marifaa
stoerte fanb oie 9eid]e 45 Utinlrteu
ipater. Radoen i'm itdotiiden Solpi.
tai Der Sob icitggitellt Doroeu mar,
!puree Die Seide rat) Der Morgle lmo
BON bort mad ben Souie Der tieibs.
friibten Gltern gebraht, benen MN
Don allen Seiteu bic tiefgefiiblteite
5heilnahme in lbeem herben 9erlulte
beigebradr tpiro.