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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-22


dangerous enemies to vanquish be
fore the battle will have been en-
firely won. These are the housed,
and the mosquitoe. creatures OF epi'
denies, and unless some means OF
eliminating them can be found only
half OF the battle with the food has
been fought.
The food took no life in Cairo.
nor did il do any other physical
damage to the city However. there
is much sipe water in the low sec
tions and every pond will be breed
ing place for niossuitoes before the
water disappears. Every precaution
should be taken to safeguard against
sickness and if the housewife will CO.
operate with the health autho titles
the dangers will be greatly IN
ished.
Following the high water of last
year The Bulletin advocated an early
beginning OF the campaign against
the fly and the mosquitoe The sug-
gestion was accepted by the health
authorities and that there was very
little sickness during the summer
might be correctly attributed to
their excellent work We desire to
repeat the suggestion at this time
and we hope it will meet with favor
able consideration.
Garbage pals are the greatest OF
breeding places for the hopsetiy
Leave a. garbage pail uncovered for
a few hours during the fly season
and 1t will be only matter of time
before your mistake win have been
discovered by Mrs. Mosquito. She
will Immediately convert the pail
Into a nest for her eggs. One negl
Iected garbage pail will be the birth
place of bill ion flies in a single
summer
Fill a common tin can with water
and set il out in the open A few
hours later Mrs. Mosquito wi ar
rive on the scene and convert the
| tin can into an incubator The
breeding capacity of the tin can will
depend upon the length of time
water remains in it, Mosquitoes are
very partial TO filled tin ca is in
&c, lars.
You can deprive the mosquito or
two of their most favored breeding
places by the judicious use of disin.
feetants and coal oil Use disinfect-
lsnt freely in the garbage pail and
liz Won must keep stale water In tin
cans. pour a few drops Of coal oil in
with the water. Mosquitoes cannot
be born in oiled water, nor can flies
exist in an absolutely clean home,
Let us start early in the cam
lpaign. for it is said that every fly
killed now means a million legs be-
fore the summer is over. 1t is inn
peratiye that we prevent the birth OF
as many flies as we possibly can and
eliminate the live ones by cam
paign OF swatting. The elimination
Of the mosquito depends upon the
| indicious use OF oil. They cannot
be swatted out of existence.
DO not pause an Instant Get
busy now.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-22
week.

week
At the school election held Satur
day I'D Sanders was elected diree
tor.
Mrs. Lloyd visited relatives q,
Chaffee, Mo-, Yesterday
Rabe Neidifer spent few days al
Louisville last week.
Misses Hurst, of Cairo, visited
friends here on Monday.
Mr. Moody, of Miller City. visited
relatives here last Sunday.
r. M. Jeffries took a crowd OF
young people to Cairo Thursday in
his motor boat to see the high water,
The party returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman, OF Mis-.
souri,, visited friends in our town
last week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-22
The Home Doctor
Remedy tor Coughs and Colds

One and one-half ounces Balm OF
Gilead buds, one pound bruised rock
candy, one pint Duffy's pure malt
whiskey. I've recommend Duffy's on
account of It's purity and known medic
inal value.) Put aside with occasional
stirring until the rock candy is dis
solved, then strain. Dose: For adults.
one tablespoonful every hour: il the
condition is acute, every half hour; for
children over ten. teaspoonful every
hour; for children under ten. ten drops
every hour until decided relief is felt,
These simple ingredients. known to
every druggist, can easily be secured
and readily mixed by anyone. DR..
George l. Ross, Canton. Mass. says
This is vastly superior to the stereo-
type Rock and Rye of commerce and
should be called Balm of Gilead.'"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-22

Some of those husky Hood refu-
gees" doubtless will resume their
usual methods of earning a living
when the grub at the commissary
runs out There is quite demand
in the city for the services OF men
and women who are not too proud
or lay to assist housewives with
their work
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-22
Get RusyI

Cairo, by means of its pluck and
energy. has succeeded in success
fully fighting the greatest flood in
the city's history, but 1t still has two
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-22
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

If you fail to receive your
paper by z a. m. on week
days and 8 a. m. on Sundays,
telephone to The Bulletin of.
Ace, No. 68, either rnone and
one will be sent to you by
special messenger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-22
MOUND

Mr. and Mrs. Jno. A. Waugh eele-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

1sinoct i'm Gheiter garf cine repu6li'
fsHiid,e Ratifi5irungsfeier itatt.

9tm t3. SeptRmber mir6 unter oen
2luipi5icn bes 0ouug gten's Blaine
Club uuo Ses Rortb Cincinnati Res
publican Club i'm Gbeiter Barf elne
grobartiae republitautife Hatifi3i.
rlngsfeter itottfinbcH.
60 muroe IN elmer geltern 9tdh-
mittag Inn Blaine Club itattgebabteH
gcriamIHluug oon aontniiteeS betoer
Grgaul'atiouen beitIoiieu. Zen 8or-
itB in 6ieier Beriamn.!!ug iiibrte Serr
9tap :. Siaenbrano. ndbreno Serr
Grnit pon Bergen als Sefretdr fuH.
1Irte. auBeroem puren auDeieno
pom Blaine Club Die 0erren 8eorss
u. 1ibbles, gorpin z. Worriiiep, 8.
g. grebm unS Charles Stagnaro uno
runl 9eortb Cincinnati Republieun
Glu6 oie Serrcu Sranf :. Satn, Ben
S9e6er, Better Ireioome uno Sdcqnes
&cliierif.
2lls Re6ner ieqen ser 9iirgermet.
itcrtanbiOat Ridter =. 2. SpIegel,
Ser Qouis :. Iaimer. Der aanoi0nt
iiir Oas 9lmt oes Bi3gbitrgcrmellIers,
unN Serr @ulter 5foenle, Der Sam.
oi0at iiir oas Irnt oes StaotauIuaIt5,
cirqei1oen peroeH.
;Sur ein ablUsd) aliiugsreihes Bro
eralnm miro in Scr umlihtIniten &Cl.
ie Gorge aetragcg ner0cn. am 9taf.
mittaq uno Abeno iiu0cn aon5erte
lat filr Den 9iahuittae lit ferEtr
elm Barbecue porgeieben unb alber'
Gem miro ,.8urltc" ierJist perOen,
uuhrero am 9lccno uul adj llhr GU:
benz gee oaerbaao auIiiibrimgen oor
;lL aehan mer0G1.
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WaloeR purbs in Der Raht oom
8isnitag gum U2ittpo6 Don benz Yris
patpDIi3iiten WjbbeH an Der Bant
StraBe in ieinem Nahtbemo ungetrofz
FEN uno Der tlsine Burfhe tbeilts pem
geamten nit, baB er ntht in feline ell
terlihe Wobnung gelangen tonne.
Wibben unD poIi3iit WueQer begaben
Iit nun mad Der WaIoeu'i6en Bo9s
nung, ipp our 3sit 9elen 8urte 3uges
gen mar un0 3tpar in 9eieQi6aft eines
iungen Wannss, Der bsim Gintreffsn
Der poIi3ei bur9 sinen tiibnen Sap
aus Dem iSsniter feline 5lu6t beperts
fteQigts. Surge 3eit ipdter fteIlten
Iih bann grau WaIben un0 ibrs
S6tpsiter Suiie 0apis Elm, porauf
bic orsi sSrauen tpegsn ungebubrli9en
Bstragens in 6aft gsnommen puroen.
Der 4nabs puroe geitern auf Qnoros
rung bon Rihter Srite Der S6bm
osg Sussrrogerihts anosrtraut, oos iih
aud nod nit Der 4n9sIsgenbsit be-
fhdftiaen Dirb.
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Mus SemNy Nysunisipaiseribt t.

3u $40 geloitrafe purbe Sobn
Bolts, Der dls SaustRs6t in einsm
Somm.rgartsn anssitellt 1T, perurs
tb.ilt, neil sr 3pst Rsssr, bic, obne CUR
Union Der Gubrlsuts 81 geboren, etneH
aoblenpageu beoieuteH, nit ulsrhdno
S6impfportsu teiegt bate. Bolts
pcate ii6 odmit herdusreoen, oaB Is
fi6 nur um cine freunofhaftli9e 8es
qriibung 3niihsn Srsunoeu sebanoslt
bate, aber eisis Gntihuloigung 8os
nitt, ba bic 4usorude fir Jreunoz
IfNftsbspeiIs aII3u idftis serpeien
pareu.
Die iSarbigen Sohn uuo 9lnHa 5urz
ner lpurben gu ls s. uno ben Soften
perurtbeilt, neil lis iih gang seborig
psrpriigelt bdttsu. Die 5rau SurHsr
ausfagts, bate ibr 9atte stpas iiber
ben Durit getrunteu uno mar oann ras
bat osEpOroeu. DAB 5rau 5urnsr
aud, nt6t geraoe isbr ianftmiitbig 1T.
bepies ibr 0atts baour6, oab sr psm
Rihtsr bic Spuren bon 8iBpunosn
sststs, pslte feline Satin ibm beige
bratt bate.
gluf ldngers 3eit Duroe Der Rsger
5amuel 5anlor pon Ro. 337 Deit
Court Strabs uad oem 4rbsitshaus
gsianbt. Gr bate porgsitsrn isinem
6auspirth $3.50 seItoblen uno iih
oann duf bic Striimpfs gemaht. Gr
erfrsute lid Der eol0sHen 5reihsit jez
bod ntht ldngs, oenH Der 9tebftabl
mar Iofort Der gOli3ei ssmtIost NOR
ben uno Der BolisiIt Berpup srpifhte
9Gplor turse 3sIt fpGter an Der 2inn
uno Z. Str.
9sri6obsn tpuroe Die 8erbanoluns
segen 5rau Gliie WaIbeu, ibre Shpes
fer Guiie Ganis unn 5elsn gurfe.
idmmtIi6 poH Np. ISL 8ant Str.
ipesen ungebiihrIiten genebmens. Gas
feds SABRE uIis S0bn9en Der Grau
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
Mmfiidltslpicr Antempbiliit.

IaS Gpfer zines riiflihtsloien gn
tcmobililten nurbe aeitern Ratinit
tag Der Sarbige @iQiam @oIfer, nol
go. Ali DILL StraBe. @aIfer. Der BE-
Scr StraBerbabngeiellihaft aHgeItel
it, mar nit Der Reparotltr Der 8e
leiie ali ser Golerain 2loenue mi
@artIep StraBe beid)aftigt llnb unter
braf feline slrbeit, Inn eiuerStraben
bahHnaqen ms heu @ege su gehen
,Sm glciheu Wtoment ialtite elm aiiEo
mobil berau uno rannte @alter iibu
cen Saltien, pobet er 10 ungIiifIid
A.. SAL fam. oaB er lid etnen 9ri,f
oes rehten gein5 3u3oa Ter rid
itftsloie Gboufieur belt eS nid)t etn.
mai Der Mhlhc mertb dn3ubalten una
lid um fem Gpier 3ll befiimmerl.
&oIfer milroc mad Dem itaotiiden
SoIpital qebraht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
3mia,unienftoB
SmiideR StreiferH nHS niAt snr
ilHieH seb6risen GabriemteH.

I'll Der R1be Der StnIlnHeen Der
Rerd,nnts Irasoae Co, an Der genrI
StraBe nabe Der Gin Strabe, fam es
etiiern Rahmtttng su einem ernit.
li6en aramaa sruiihen aslsitanbigen
5ubrleilten mnb sSnbrlenten bic nibt
CUR llnion geboren imo bel Der Ner.
d,ants Trannge go. arbeiten.
Die aifi.ltnioniiten ipuroen an.
eeblif nit Steinen boHbdroirt, mo-.
rcnf elmer bon ibnen. Ssobn 8. Sosu.
arb. Der i'm 1olt Souie pobni. ieinea
9ienclner 500 uno einen ShnB nb.
.ieuerte. SnsDiiden mar aud, bie 90.
lisei ihon 3nr Etelle inb es seInng
nod l1ngerer ScsiagS BEN angeb.
iifen M1bslsiiihrer Der angreiier in
Der 9serion bee alsiidnoigen 5ubr.
n,anns ssrco. Martin oingieit su
Ridden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
0anneritreid,.

aniebnlitle 8ente mahte oeitern
@crmiitaa Elm snride. Der iid iiir
einen Itahtii6en IetettiD alisgob. in
ben anlogen Der Cincinnati 8eneer
90. 9so. 1885 Gseit Sehite StraBe.
Ter 9uride itellfe iih in bern DC.
iddftsIotal Der fJirmn Elm ,ino gas
por. baB er pom Geteftinhaltptanar-
tier snr llnteriudlung etnes ,SalIes ac-
ianbt mor0en iei. Ia ieine angaber
icbr plauiibel fldneen, tpiiroe ibm ee.
itattei. iid) fret in ben 0eit,dftslofaii-
.dien 81 berpegeH uno ais Der 6nlner
iid enifernt hattie, nlafte,t srpei PHI.
geitellte Die trauriae Gnfoefuns. oab
iie beitoblen iporoen lUaren. Der Wa.
idiniit ssianr SheIton beflnat ben
g;erluit elmer goloenen ubr uno BON
81 in 9aar. ipdbreno Dem Sei3er Ro-
bert 6lanniaan Die golbene llbr. io.
tpie bier gitnse aeifoblen iulroen. 2ie
Nclisei beiitt cine geHane VerionnI-
beihreibung oes Diebes.
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Zd,iueren Ztamb
Satte bic seaeriuehr seitern bel Der
gefdmpfuHs eines Branss in
eiHem 0streiosipeider.

Ginen idipereu Stano bate geiterlt
Die sSelleriuebr bel Der gefampiung
eine5 Sellars. oas in benz 8eireioe.
ipeiher Der Big your gnbn, an DER
ScGiten lno 5arriet Strobe, in Ser
cert laaernoeK aleie ausgebrohen
nar. Ins sseuer mar Inn ein ltbr
Worgens en,oedt ncrSen. Iie Soih.
monnid)aiten fonnten an ben slam.
nenhero nif]t beran. neil er Iih tief
iinien in Der aufseipeiherten aieie
teiano.
SdlieBlid, neriiel 5euermari6an
eo!elnan aui ore sSoee. Die idiuelenSe
aleic ani Der gum alislaoen gebrandl-
ten Sdiefebne in cffene eiicnbatn.
nllslaoen Sit laiien llnS Damn
sn I5iten. Gieie afethooe erruies lid,
aad) als erioIareih, obihcn Die
SGiharbciteH bis nd,t llbr aeItern
Mergen pdhrten. lie SDobe Oes
S6aoens IaBt iit ioueit nod nidt
otihdsen.
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(Georss 80. gorbeios, %, 1704
pults Qpe.
l2tIies g. G.uB. %. 1125 Sberman
4pe.
iMariball q. Z. grOaous, "a, Drill
foro 8.
tGfber 8. GiSco, %. 3615 Rsabing
Roab.
(ar6 gopring, 90, 3542 SOletpilo
I Ioenue.
lMargar.t gbtparos. 26, I'LL 6um.
boIot Str.
(2so Z. Rotban, 25, 3O19 Glsnpup
/ 2lpe.
iGarris R. S6Iater. "a, g2orpoob.
Syrso ). 4rmbruIter, q, 60 8. gltfs
I ton 4ps.
igfis gopO, 10, 213 0bson Ctr.
! Grant g. mtIler, Al, 2951 gurIinss
ton Qpe.
lg9iIIp aspsr. 1922 Grssman aOs.
iGopin goIIinger, %. 1862 State
I 4ne.
iStslla GOp, 18, 2s17 Sprins 9roDe
Qoe.
}Gbarlss 81. sborps, q. gsapsr
5alIs, ga.
lMame Sbant, q. 121 8. u. ctr.
I |5oracs Dean, 80 s34 GIarf Str.
t2ucilIe Wiaioms, 46, 826 Glart
Str.
{5runt 9ipioen, 27, Satiep, s.
lDaifp Bad, II, SatIsp, 8.
{ (5obn R. moore, At, Snotanopolis,
Snb.
Gttu pennep. 40, Gmsrp SOteI.
(5rant s. 9lab, q. Bomb Gill, ..
lSofsphins 9OlIbausr. %, 1912 8roaps
nan.
)Gbarlss grats, 26, GLENDALE. 8.
Nora Stt, SO, GIenouIs, 8.
}Sam Beagle, 27. 627 80. 6. Ctr.
lQnna Wo6on, 27, 656 %. 6. Str.
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Die Sabrbunoerts sscier
'Scute slbeno lit Dieocr 9cIeeatcn
iisung in Der RurS Cincinnati
Snrnhaae.

2out SeidIlrB Ser 2Sulioeriamm
lung finoet am beutigen abeui
pieocr eine Sisung oeS 8eueraL
aonmittees fir 2Irrangirung oel
aSabr6unoertfeier sur Grinnernne or
0eutihlonos gefreiuug Itatt. Ia bi!
sum StattiinOeu Der iSeier nur nod
feds @ofen itnb, muB tiihtia gean
beitet lperben. gS lit oober notbig
oaB Die Ielegaten ser 8ereIne iifj il
oouer 3nhl beute Abeno in Der 9eori
Cincinnati IurubaQe einitelen. 2lue
oh CeIegateu ooer niht, iino pillfom
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

nm prophe3tien 3u biirfen. baB bic
3eit teineepess 10 ferne selegen III,
mann aud Der Deutf6e Tag i'm 2eben
DER Nmertfaner eine dbnlt6e RolIe
fpielen ipirb tpie Der ct. Patrids
Saa. Ddnf ben 8enii6ungen bes
Eatinoalbunoes uHo istner 3nei9e 1T
tas gin9eits Gefii6I in Der 8eo0ls
ferunq 5eutIden llrfprunges in ame.
rita gepedt tDorben; odHt tbren Be
miihungen tpirb es nit iebem Gag ge.
iiGrtt. limb oieIes Ginbeitsgefiibl
neitsr gu f0rbern, bafiir gtebt ss
toum elm beFsres Wtittsl aIs g:raoe
biefe 'Sei.rn beg Dsutfden Sages.
sSe ar0ber bas 8olt6en 8eutf6s
1T, bas fid) SonHtdg In gbsfter Bart
sinfinbsn rirb. beito gr0Ber tpirb Der
Refpstt Der niht beutf6en Uiitbiirz
DER por fiefer einbeitlihen Wa6t
fein, Die iih bus 3iel gsItedt
Fat, alt nirfsn .3um gemeinfamen,
enersii6en 5dube folder bsrettigter
@inide uno oSnterefen, Die bem Sc
meinipohle bes 2anbes uno ben Reh<
ten unb BfIi6ten gutter 8urger nidt
autptner iinb; sur 4bpebr natiOtiti@
ffer uno muderiIder Qngrtffe; sur
gFleqe unb Si6erung gutter freunos
IhQftIi6sr 8s3isbungen &meritas gu
nem dlttu beutIhen 8dterldnbe; CUR
Trrberung Der beutffen Sprahe; CUR
gFIeqe oeutider Sittsn uno oeuti6er
Sceale.
60 tptrb Elm ooG3dblissr 8efuh Der
feier dmSonntdg feitens oss 0eut'6s
t6ums Der Stdbt niht nur aug Dem
ibealen Grunbe qeboten iein, Der in
ttm oeutihen 3uiommeHgeb0rigteitss
Gefibl selecen 1T, ionoern aud aus
esm rein prattiiden 8runoe, ourb Die
WdiIe ienem Tbeil Der Utitbiirger gu
imponirea. BON Deren Seite aar 6du.
! flo ben 8eitrebungen unb Bunffen
Dss beuiIdamsritaniifsn Glemsntes
6inosrniIie in ben Beg gele9t Deroen.
am SoHntag babt Sbr, Deuti5s,
mehr 9eun ie Gslsgsnhsit, Sud aIs
ICute fiHber au errDstien. Drum
tommt aas gum TFsit Der DsutI6sn!
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Mabor punt
Jieoet NIT ben yeftretern ber 9lrbri.
tersCrgnniiatioHen frei bon Der
sebrr meg.
Crbnung iuifo inter alien nmitGnbsn
anfredjt erbaltem iuerosn.

sSE niht miB3nperite9enoen @prtels
nfinirte Geitern 8iirIermeiiter S.n;t
einem aommities pon geriretern Der
oraaniiirten arbeiieridslt gegeniiber
Ieule Stellungn1bme init 9e5ug nlii
ben 5ubrmnnnsitreif uno oie nit
oemielben perbunoenen Hubeitorni-
gen
sd bin" bemerfte Serr Stunt,
I'm oicier Snhe abfolut unpartciiidJ.
sd bin frait meines amte3 iiir bic
|sufrefierbaltllng Der Grbuung III Der
Staoi perniltucrtlih uu3 id) meroe
auh in nnnGdiihtiider g2eiia odiiir
Gcrgc trageu. oab Rube uno Gr0.
ming bcrrihen."
ge5iiaiidl ocs gsroteltes Der TeIs.
gotten oagegen, ooB ben nid)t sitr
Union geborcnoen 5ubrleliten geitnt.
tet piiroe. Baffen 81 tragen, bemertte
ocf giirgermeiiter: y8enn ih sSitbr.
mann more nlb 0ic lleber3eugiing
teate, Dob mein 2e6en ooes metn Gt
pentbum gei1broet lei. ic tpiiroe III
81: fteiner Bertbeioinut5 aufI eiteu
HcuoIoer nit init iilhren. .SnlLS id,
1inn angegrifiel lperotn iollte, II
luiiroe id mid nit alien mir 5u o..
bette itebenoen 0sittelr slr AseDr
feten. Iieie 2eiite baben ein 9Rcft
Naifen Sli trag.1. pean iie it'd ouf
ihren @aaen beiinoen, um iih aegen
angrifie pertheioiaea 5u l0ilneH gs
gie6t fein 8eieb, naS 6;,,,. pcrbietcn
ipiiroe. 2niien Sie inns cinmal Den
uniaefehrtcn Saa anTebmen Sails Die
'nidt 5ur linton geh0renoen sSubrleute
eineu llnionilten anareii,n uno per-
iEfen miiroeu ibn 5lsm Ser!nilen lei.
mes @aaens 3a 5rpiHge1. lu!igoen iid'
eie llnioniiten ntd)t tpebren2"
Iieie 5raae tpurDe ielbitrebeno BON
reriGieoenen Der anneienoen arbei.
teriiibrer prompt 6eiobt
Prdiioent 2ueo5 pom bieiiaeH
3rpeiguerbuuo Der 5ubrleute eriittte
Den 9iirgermeiiter. Die geileguna Oes
ausitauoS berbei3niiibren uno 3ipi.
ideu Den Suhrleiiten uno Den arbeit.
gchern 3u permitteIn. 9l5er hierpon
lurIlte Serr Sunt nihts Diiien uno be.
merfte, oaB bic 5ubrmertsbeiieer
nihts oon etnern ,Srieoeu uiiien
noiitcn iino ooher ale germittllmgS.
periiide oergebIid iein ruiir6eu.
8nn3 energiid' mur6e BON Seiten
ees 9iirgermeiiters beitritten. nnO
GoIBeifef gopelan iiimute ibm bic.
rim uollfommen bel, 6aB poIi5tiien
Gortei aegen Die alisitGnoiaen 5ubr.
leute erariifen. Gr foroerte Die Nfit.
aIieoer oeS aommittees aui, ibm BE.
meiie fiir ioldle gebaitptiingen 81,
brinaen, mas siir prontpten RaBrege.
IuH1 Der betreiienben 8oIisiiten nib.
rel. Iuiir0e.
las aoatnrittee, 6as beim giiraer'
meiiter eri6ieuen por. nm gegen oieie
ouaeblidle GarteiIihfeit Der goIi3ci
iu proteitiren, ieete lid, aus ben fol-.
aenhen Arbeiteriiibrern sliinmmeu;
Senrp gueos. graiioent Der Union Der
sSnbrleutr; Sranf ssmfpaIle, Sefretdr
0es Central 2obor Council, ssJiepb
Weunrg, 0eitaitsaaent Der Barber.
| Union.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
,Su einem luabren Sammert6alc

oie geoauerusperthen, mel
de init Samorrbioen bebaitet itno,
SSeoe sSreuoe iii ibnen OergaIit, ieoe
Arbeitsiuit genommen. llu0 parum2
4ns Eborbeit. Tenn anafeiis lit elm
3eilmittel geaen oieic
iduer3enben 8e'dnpiiIite, uno iollte
bod nahrlih giemnno 10 tb0riht
iein, oieles iid,ere DtitteI nitlt 3u &C..
brauhen, oa cine Brobe foitenfrei
bon 8. 9teilitaeotcr & 60, gor 1916,
Rem sJorf. su br3icbeu lit 9ei oieien
8eriuh ncrhet SIR uihts pcrlieren,
aber allies gelpinnen, namIih, oaB
Guf ein Seilniittel, 70 SHSbr nur iuoa1,
ieoeraeit su Gebpte ite5i. IS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
AScrthuoaer SHno ueraiitet.

1er Seibitulbeiiser Gbomas Sbel,
bon Sighlanh gloeHue unb Sbcd
Flace, uelbete geitern abeno Der 4o.
lI3ei, bal3 Elm ihn gebnriger 5uno,
cine 9utlboqge, Die einen @crth Don
$1,000 reprdientirte, oeraiftct poroen
iii 2bea gab 81 qleider 3cit Den se.
borocu oen Eamen elmer Jtofbariu
Die iit fitr5lih iiber ben Suno be-
ihipert bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
HoI0amnii. Kriegd6ana.
Gle nddite 1asmns iiaSss I'm Sabre
1915 in Ct. EaHI itatt.

gluboIpb geereno aus Siour Giip,
Sopa, gum Vraiibenien seipdblt.
Tie sterbcfaiie su Grdbe geleitet,
Gs bleibt bel Der Qragts, nur
ebeutoiige angeboriae Der oeutiden
armee IN Den guno auiBunebmen,
- Rahfldnee pom aumnerg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
Der Deuf(de Gag.
Der @rtute.

Der grtube
sd bin siH greube, tsnut i6r meme Gar.
bens@
@ar maadsr fans's am sorOf,saranb, am
Rhein.
Bir grsustn uns ben bobtH Rusm ernarben
Gss beutfHsn 8eides trsu. @adt su lein.
Tea ffurmerprobteH, ftartsu, sdbeR Gihen
5n unirtr 1 eiwatb BaIb mir 4resben alei.
den.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-06
one DOSE MAKES
INDIGESTION GO
HEARTBURN, GAS, DYSPEPSIA
AND ALL STOMACH DISTRESS
ENDED WITH "PAPE's DIA-
PEPslN."

You dent want a slow remedy when
your stomach is bad-lor IN uncertain
one-or harmful one-your stomach
is TOO valusble;; you mustn't injure il
with drastic drugs.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for IL
speed in giving relief; i's harmless
ness; its certain unrailing action ii
regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs
It's millions of cures in indigestion
dyspepsia. gastritis and other stom
ach trouble has made it famous thu
world over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor IL
your home--keep it hRndy-Get {
large Afty-cent case from any drug
store and then if anyone should eat
something which doesn't agree With
them; IL what they eat lays like lead,
rerments and sours ami forms gas;
causes headache, dizziness and nau
sea; quotations of acid and undigest'
cd food remember as soon as Pape's
Diapepsin comes in contac: with the
stomach all such distress yanishes.
Its promptness. certainty and cas-" in
overcoming the worst stomach dis
orders is a revelation to those who
try it.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-06
5THE Split INCENTIVE

! II, an he sovereign people OF the Uni
ted States, by, lneans Of i Consttt'l'
ti6nai amendment enact the split W.
iiHittye3 This point is suggested by
6the fofin Of the amendment limiting
presidents to one six-year term
which as passed by the Senate, is as
follows:
1.-THE executive power shall be vest
8ed Iii d President of the United States
81 America The term Of office OF
president shall be six years, and no
Elerson who has held the Office by cleo
tiion, or discharged its powers or d'''
ties, Or acted as President under the
8Gonstitution and laws III pursuance
thefeof shall .he eligible <To AGAIN
HOLD the office by election"
The offense is, deliberate. Senator
Root 4 cultured spirit rose in rebellion
ana he plainly told his colleagues
lsShat they were doing, which a good
many Of them didn't seem to know. or
care about lie is thus reported in
the congressional Record:
Let me hasten, MI. President, to
say That in copying the provision the
scids spit infnitiye has cr"pt in again
Uni, & fsanv was made from the nrint
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-06
OBSERVANCE OF LENT

selSdenial and penttence are good
things at.all seasons and he who le's
a eaE pass without cult!rating these
sgiftues in an especial manner at some
time So going at a pace for which he
NH 3ihaye to pay Lent is both All
ofdaiped5 and convenient season.
8lsshans shstince has particularly good
physical. erect as well as a good
moral and spiritual effect.
K IN the days Of the feastns baronS'
fall.blooded with meat and wine, LEM
i the sweet restorer that deferred
lie approach Of Bodily in0rmity. Now
t1is asttme for the strenuous modern
3lfospalse IN the bewildering rush and
give the machinery a chance to read
Just itself. Human nature is always