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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08

The Kentucky 5 ate Board OF Heaith,
:, ne recent reports, estimated there are
- Kontncky 20. 600 cases of tuberculosis.
WI, don't they use Smith slang lohlc.
Price 500 per gallon. Listen 10 'i''9
NV daughter was i'll for about hVe
years with consumption, we were solu
She wouldn't live three months, nen
we commenced the use Of Smiih Lung
Tonic She began Immediately 10 I'm
nrove She used one gallon and was en-
tirelv cured. We had used a numoeI
~ other things without a success. =
cheerfully recommend this medicine a.
ono Of the best medicines ! ever USED III
my family. wv rox
MI u ions. jackson. Ky.
philip Balnhard, New Philadelphia
Ohio. states:
II had three specialists 10 treat my
wife. they told me she had tuoerculosls
or consum ution and could not get Wen
| / lad used numerous remedies before
! semi for the specialists; finally as las
resort. | sent for gallon OF Smlih
LING Tonic. She is now well and ma
been since December 1911.
Smiths Lung Tonic is just AK
Smiths LinimenL. 40 years test ~, ia
nroven this liniment the best. Wh'
doubts il? The man who has never 'rie'
6Manufactured by T. B. Smith Med
cine Co, Lexington, KY.
In The reach of everybody at SIOO
Gallon 20
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08
HFAGGED-OUT" WOMEN
VIII Find a Helpful Suggestion
In This Letter.

overworked, rundown, tagged
out" women who feel as though they
could hardly drag about, should pront
by Miss Richtor's experience. she
saws: Last winter l was completely
run down and felt tagged out all the
time, was nervous and had indiges-
ton.
zone Of my friends advised me to
take Vinol, and it has done me great
good. The tired, WORKOUT feeling Is
all gone, and am strong, vigorous
and well. The stomach trouble soon
disappeared and now eat heartily
and have perfect digestion. l wish
every tired, weak, nervous woman
could have Vinol, for / never spent
any money in my life that did me SO
much good as that l spent for Vinol. ="
Marie Richter, Detroit, Mich.
Thousands Of women and men
who were formerly weak and sickly
owe their present rugged health to
the wonderful strengthening effects
of Vinol. We guarantee Vinol to build
you up and make you strong. II
it does not. we give back your money,
B.L. Middleton, Druggist
Richmond, KY
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08
Mrs. LeBus to Give Private
Race Meeting.

Mrs. Clarence LeBus, who will give
nr.vate race meeting at her home. Hi
nata." in Fayette county, on April u
Saturday announced the programme oil
events and the officials of the meeting
which include score of the foremost
men of the Commonwealth.
The Judges will be J. N. Camden
Owen Tyler, S. Thurston Ballard and
Thos. G. Mcdowell.
The stewards-Gen. John b. Castle
man. Gov. James B, McCreary, Gen.
Roger ID. Williams, Desha Breckenridge
Gen. w. B. Haldeman, Boyle Gill Boyle
Christie Churchill and Charles II. Ber-
ryman.
Mars Cassidy will be the starter Jno
| E. Madden the timer, Woodford Cay
the patrol Judge and julius Walsh clerF
of the scales.
Frederick Hinkle will officiate as Tn
paddock judge and Louis Haggn a
clerk of the course, while DIR Julian rs
till will be the physician in attend
ance.
There will be four feature events o
the race card.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08
Ambassador to Great Britain.

The President has at last gotten
man 10 accept the ambaSsadorship TO
Great Britain. The office was first ten
dered 10 Cleveland's Secretary of State
Mr. Olney. He declined and DIR. Eliot
former president of Harvard, was Sc
lected and likewise declined. Mr.. VIII
son then rendered the Office to Walter
ter H. Page, editor Of the Worlds
Work and member of large publish
ing house at Garden City, L. l. Mr..
Page has accepted. One of the name
NAV be as good as the same, but we had
hoped that the President would have
accepted the suggestion OF ourself and
others to appoint our old Virginia coun-
lyman. Thomos Nelson Page. the we'll
known novelist and man of letters, who
would have filed the position with
credit, being thoroughly fitted for il be-
sides possessing the great requisite oil
wealth.
The New York Page is said to be
rich man and competent one and th'
President has no doubt chosen wisely
The salary of an Ambassador to Grea
Britain, though quite large, as salarie
90. does not nearly pay the expenses o
1.-The incumbent. He is expected to liv
in the style BETTING the position and I
entertain lavishly kings, queens and oth
er royal ufbs. None but very wealth.
man can afford to take the Office for tn
great honor attached TO it, it being re
garded as the greatest in the diplomat
service. and that is the reason Presiden
Wilson has found some difficulty in fill
. ing the position, for democrats who d.
sire Office are not as a usual thing ric
men.
The Ambassadors to Great Britai
l have as a rule been men who have file
the Office with great ability and she
2 lustre upon the country they represen
/ That Mr.. Page will be able to shine wi
his predecessors in the Office none W
u doubt who realize how fine judge
men the President is.-W. P. Walton
Lexington Herald.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08
Income Tax to Make Up
Losses.

In order to make up the $50 OOO.OOO
that will be lost through tariff reduc-
tions, it is proposed TO pass an income
tax law with the following provisions;
Incomes of $4,000 to $4,000, ! per
cent.
$4,000 to $4,000. 2 per cent.
$50. 600 to 100000, per cent.
All over 500 600 per cent.
Flat tax on corporations per cent.
The exemption will be on all incomes
under $1,000.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08
Maiden Ridge Nursery.

have for sale this Spring lot OF line
one and two-year old whOle-root grated
trees and varieties of stock. The Mai
den Ridge trees are giving satisfaction ev-
ery where. Save half by cutting out the
agents profit. Send for price list. The
fine Aroma strawberry speciality. G. ID.
Smith. E. K. S. N. Richmond, KY, "A st
Pure groceries at reasonable prices.
Lackey & Todd. AZ II
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08

There is more Catarrh IN this section Of the
country than all other diseases put together. and
until the last few years was supposed 10 BE-
incurable. For a great man Yeas doctors
pronounced It local disease and described local
remedie5, and by constantly failing TO cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Scielce
has proven Catarrh TO be a constitutional diseace.
and therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls catarrh Cure, manufactured by T. ].
Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. Ohio Is the only COnstitu-
tional cure the market. II Is taken internally
in doses from 10 drops 10 A teaspoonful. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system They offer hundred dollars for
testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold BY Druggists 75c-
Take Hans Family Pills for constipation.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08
Notice.

You are hereby nOtofied by me as the
curator of the estate of J. w. CLANCY to
file with me at once your account, prop
erly verified, as required by law. He,
the said CLANCY, died, as per date, on
March 5th, 1913.
E. BRUCE CLANCY,
Att Valley View, KY.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-08
Better Than Spanking

Spanking viii not cure chiicren
of wetting the bed. because 1t Is
not a habit but a dangerous d.
sease. The c. II. Rowan Drug
Co Dept. 245O. Chicago, illinois,
have discovered a strictly harm
less remedy for this distressing
disease and to make known It's
merits they will send SOC pack
age securely wrapped and prepaid
Absolutely Free TO any reader oil
The Climax. This remedy also
cures frequent desire TO urinate
and inability to control urine dur
ing the night or day in old or
young. The C. H. Rowan Drug
Co. is an Old Reliable House,
write to them today for the free
medicine. Cure the afflicted men,
bers of your family, then tell your
neighbors and friends about TINS
remedy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
seeAima nnb @lntfrcislauf.

Oas Seetlima lpirtt BON spet Seis
ten auf Sen 8lutfreislauf, eritens BON
Der Saut unb 5ipeitens bon Der 2unee
aus. BON Der !Saut aus ipirfen Die
gleihmGBiee Semperatur uno bic
5eu9tigfeit Der Se.luft, fopte Die
6obe 5su9tisteit an iia nnb fernes
Ser Wino, bon Der 2unge aus Der,
Iaieosne 9eoingungen elmer b%eIerer
SauerItoffperIorgung, bon beibeH
Seiten Der erbDbte 8urometerbrud an
Ser See. Bon bieIen @infliiFen ba@
Fen einise cine Grleidterung bes
8lutumlaufes CUR 5olse nno oamit
eine S9onung bes Seraens. Sc fino
Dies bic @lei9mdBigfeit Der Sempsz
ratur unb Seu6tigfeit iopie lebtere
an ii9 unb ferner Die before Sausr=
itcffperIorsung an Der See. Den
8lutumlauf eridpereno uno grObere
Mnfproerungen an bas Ser5 iteleno
ipirfen iebp9 bon Der &Drperperipbez
RE aus ser Minb unb Der bebe ate
mpIpGrenorud. Nad Or. Sbes&ms
run sibt es gar feline siinitigeren 8es
o~insunsen fir cine geeisnete 8eeins
flnFung oes !6eraens uno Der 8luts
aefabe als oas Geetlima. SO pirft
giinitis Bel Der 4oernoerfalfung. BEL
ser aIlsemeinen !Sauti6tpade uno Der
g1eigung gu GrtGltunsen. Sn Der
@lei6mdbi9feit Ser @drmeabgabe
bietet bas 9eeflima Elm pu~noerbares
S9uBmittel sssen Die lebtere. Gin
peiteres grobes &rdntbeitssebiet oes
3irtulationsappurates, fir ipetdes i
nab gsoarf bas f9Onenb ooer iibenn
pirtenbc Seeflima BON Nuben fein
lam, iinb bie nerpDfen lteberreia
sunssz unb Grf9Dpfunsssuitdnoe oea
8lutsefGbapparates. 8efonbers Ner'
poiitdt bes Seraens finoet an Der Se'
bte beiten Grfolse. ipennsleid oie boa'
Seiluns oft erit mad @erlafen bel
See eintritt, g.. 3. be, SortfdG Del
srhDbten Snanfprudnabme bur9 oas
Seetlima.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Tladtiacs 0ofS.

Das golb lit nibt nur In ubertras
...nem Sinne flidtis, ioroern cn9
IN pbpitaliidem. oenn e laBt tib
in Dampf perfpanoeln. Wan ioilte
meinen, oab biss GdpermetalI feiner
8erflii6tiauns einen sroBen Wioers
fiano entsesenieBt, uno oieie anndhs
me trifft tpobl audi gu. Senno9 ~
Dor einisen Sabren in elmer @olo'
mine Muhraliens DIE geobadtung gt'
madt moroen. Dab Die perbiitteteTl
@olberse, ipenn lie gum 3tped Der
@ploausIftiOuns nit @alSen gerOs
ftet murben, einen @erluit erlitten.
Siefe Dem Gbemifsr iibrigens ldot
ldnaer betannte SatIa9e bat Damn
elmer Snsenieur an Der 6palldmtne
in Iuitralien auf ben ginfau ges
bra6t, Den @oraang niht nnr urs
I6doli4 su MAIDEN, lpnbern anb ouss
sunuben. Gr iiigt benz Grs dbilfts
lid BEL Der Rpitung cine befttmmte
Menge bon Sal5 gu. Die entiteberls
Den Sale fper0en IN be1ofloere SuHHS
mern eefiibrt uno bort BON elrlem
S~priibrsgen in Gmpians senommet',
8as @aFer loft ale Salae BON
8alf, qrIenif uno @iien auf, ipahs
reno oas @pIb odrtn als Elm ihtpars
ses BUILDER iibris bleibt, bas banr
isi9t ourb Sitter ausgei4ieben ioer'
Den lam. 9as @erfabrea, ods slia
nG9it nur i'm aaboratorium erprobt
ppreen 1T, Fat iebt feline 8efGbigurls
idon in srDberem MaBftab na9se'
tpieien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
rude. Nadb.m 2epabitt eintas Ser.

brude. Ra6o.m aepabiti eintse @ers
Iudes bes ghirursen Garrel naHse1
ma1t bate, bal did Gomanoon lie
uns i'm Slim sur 9aritelung ges
bradt. Die gspseung tonierpierter
Ser5ftiid9en, ebenfp Ole Sludt Der
Strengthen aus oieien Stiiden hers
ans uno Die @iidtshr Ser 3elen gu
ibrem Iussansspuntt erideinen NIT
I'M 10 sr0Berer Oeutlihfeit. ie idnels
Ter Der slim fid abpidelt. S9ltbs
lid bat gomanopn nit pinpp Die
Gntpidlung Der S6immelpilse porgee
fiibrt. Sas Sin unb @ieOer bes
9rotoplasmas, bas 70 a%uBeroroent@
lid rbbthmiid Dor ii4 geht. madt
ben ginbrud BON reselmabieen Seraz
5dldgen. MdAoem man ole ausbreis
tuns oes Sdimmelpilses in einem
Rcbe fif bat bol3teben iehen, iiebt
man feline 3eritSrune burG Den gins
flub bes 2i6tes unb Der @drme.
Dele peri9ieoenen Silms seisen Den
@blauf in elmer S6ueaisteit, Die 60
Biz 22o nal erOBer 1T als Die Der
| Mirtlthfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
9as Mifroifop Der gemesmns.

Sn elmer meoiaintiden Sadf9rift
k-i9tet u. gontamin iiber iete niis
feni9dftli9e Observation-Disclosures
ten bes tinematosrapbii9en 5tlms.
Wir tsnnen, f9retbt er, f9on Den
Slim, Der Die 3~irfuldtion oes 8lnts
in Der @9nimmbeii zines Srpi1es
bartlett, mir tennen Die S%rppunofos
mer (Blutpardiiten) unb ibre Pbas
gpcptofe (&f nit ben lie in fi9
aufnebmenSen tpeiben 9luttDrper6en
ebenfp Die 8enegungen elmer Mm0be.
gs fparen oies tinematograpbii9e
8iloer, Die I'm peientli9en ni6ts ans
oeres iparea ais Die MieO.rgabe Def
fen, mas man BET Der mifroItopii9en
llnterfu9uns iiebt. sic tparen 5tpar
fir Den llnterri9t bpn GROCER 8eoeits
tung, p%ermebrten aber ni9t Die
SenntniFe bes piIenf9aftli6en Sors
i9ers. @ie aber Gomanopn febr
ridtig geIaat bat, BART Der &inemae
tograpbte nod cine dnoere Muf9abe.
Sic mub ods WfitrpItop Der 8efpes
suns fein. Mon fam oant ibrer ben
gblauf elmer 8efpesiins perldngids
men poer perI9nelern. gpmdnoon
bat uns nunmebr Die earSe Gntpids
lung eiHes GeesSgeleies unb Die
embrnolpgiI9e Gntpidluns zines
Spnlpnrmeies eeSeiet. Sn ipenigen
Minaten fiebt man ale 9bafen Biz
our Seilung Der 2arpe, Die man in
ibrer Sine fi9 berpesen iiebt. Die
5iguren Der 3eltstluns uno beions
Sers Die 8eiDegunsen, pel6e i'm
g%ptppldsma itattfinoen, iinS fir ben,
Der TpI6e 9drftsnunsen 5uHi eriter
Mdle jiebt. BON iiberraidenoem gins
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Gle 1tebertrasnns Der Yeit.

Snoii6e gIdtter msfben, DAB Der
Samburser profeTor Dunbar, Der in
Malang in Saba bi. peft Hubert,
cine meme nSbeorie betreffs Der llebers
tragung Der &ranfbeit gefunben bas
BE-" Gr iudt Die rria9e in elmer
Dirt S9immelpils, Den er ni9t muir
bel IGmtli9en BON inn beOba9teten
peittranten, fonbern aud i'm Reis
unb anberen Habrunssmitteln ents
oedte. Die inoii1en @erate berbdls
ten ii9 Der Muffafung Sunbars GEE
eeniiber porldufis nod 8uriid6alteno.
Die Gntbedung tpiirbe, fans lie iid
beHGtiste, cine nmtpdlSung in Der
4bipebr Der Seude CUR Solge haben
Dcb bic llebertraguns Der Peft, Die
man bisber ttur BON &ranfen gu
&ranfen aIs m0ali9 annabm, aud
our6 Rabrunssmittel m0slid lei,
piirbe eine plauiible Grfldrung fir Die
unaufbaltfame 8erbreitung Der fur4ts
barren &ranfbeit geb.n, seserl ipel4e
bisber ale bpsieniiden Mabnabmen
10 gut pte madtlos iparen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
GIeftriid feimfre; semadjte @ildj.

@or siniaer 53eit purbe beri9tet.
bab Elm arat, Or. 8eattie, in 2ipsrs
pool, cine Retbobe gum 8eimfreimaa
den bon Mil1 mittels Der @iettri5is
tat erfunben babe. Sieie art Der
Mil6feriiiiation 1T inspii4en eins
sebenb sepriift pOroen, urb bic Grs
gebniNe auBerorbentli4 sufrieo.ns
itenenb. Sr. geattie bate bebaupa
tet, feline eleftriT9e 8ebanblung Der
Mil6 t6ts ni9t MIR bic Suberfelbas
5inen al, ionbern aud perf9ieoene
anoere &rantbeitsteime, II. a. bic @rs
reaer bes 9ur9faas Der 8inber. Gts
ne Dor einem 8ierteljabre nod 8eate
tieg @erfobren bebonbelte Mil6brobe
lift nun bi.ier Sage unteriu9t tpors
ben. sic mar nnh Der elettri'den
Retmfreima6ung luftot9t in Elm
feimfreies @sfGB berf9loHen uno
bonn Bel ,3immertemperntur oufbes
pabrt norben. Rn9 brei Wonaten
mar fe po1tDmmen frii9; lie mar
ni6t eerpnnen, nnb 8ei9mod nno
8eru6 batten iid nidt I'm serings
ten perdnbert. Nnbere. elettrii9
bebdnbelte Mil6proben fpurben BEL
bDberer Semperatur--30 8rob Gels
lius ouTbepabrt, unb ou9 bieie
bielten fid orei gage lang bottoms
men u~nperGnoert. 9egeniiber benz
goiteuriferen i6eint biefe MetbOoe
nllo ben aroBen 8or5us gu baben,
teine merfliGen @erdnberunsen in Der
Milh herporaurufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
llebertrasnns Der SnberfnlOie Onrdj
9leionmssitife.

9leionnssiiife.
@inen beoeitungspD1en teiiert 8ets
trda au nnIerer &enntnis Der ueberz
tra9ungsfGbisteit Der Subertulpie lie
fern sic 8eriude unb 5ori4unsen
oes frans0Iif9en YrpfeIors Mauriee
2etune. Mebrfa9 1T in Den leBten
eSabren Die @nii9t bertreten tpprDen.
6aB Rranfbeitsfeinte Der Subertuloie
uni4Gbli9 fperoen, fDenn lie erit ein|
NAL ausgetrodnet finb. Die 5ors
Idunoen 2etules bepeiIen nun oas
@eaenteil. Ser @elebrte f6ittelte
ooer biirItete &leiounssitiide, auf De-
rtn Der @pei1el bon Subertuloiss
tranfen eingetrodnet mar iiber flei'
men LIBERALIZATION aus, in benen Weers
Idpeincben fparen. 0asfelbe Grperts
ment mddte er audi nit SdiGentiiz
6ern iino @Gf9eitiiden, in oenen eir'
a.trodenete Srantbeitstetme fparen.
@raebnis bieIer 8eriu6e NOR, bah
niAt ipeniger aGs 46 bon ben gu Dem
Experiment benubteH SO Wteers
I1peinAen bur9 Die dusgetrodneten
Granfbeitsfeime angeItedt ipuroen
uno elmer f9tperen 2ltnsentubertulpie
perfielen, zines Der Siere fogdr ourf
einen 16 Gage alien 8dSiaenfdub,
DieIe 8epba9tungen ertldren Die
I6on friiber feiteeisllte Satio4e, bah
Ole Subertuloie inter WGi9erinner
10 Oiele Spfer fprbert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
HAFFNER,M M. D.
MO.
+. j. koeIier,
5dmirb II, @agennader
6ermann, Mp.

Sdi babe has 9dmiebe. unb Waaen.
mad,er' Seid,dft pes Sobn giappplb, an Der
lpeiti, 5. GtroBc aefauIt unb fperpe beftrebt
iein nnr hte beiten arbeiten unb @aaren 3u
lieiern. Sd babe Ianse Grfabrun9 i'm
Observation-Disclosures iomphl pie i'm gdmtebe-
Hnb Wlo9erbonh,pert,
Sarmnosen. 8up 9ieS. Monur.c preab-
etc, nnb Tarm W,oid)ineH an 6anb obcr
auf setaIuns an aiinIiisen 9~ebiusunsen
iino au o~nuehmbaren Yreiien e~eliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
9as gafterinm bes aalfes.

aud oas Meerpaiier entbdlf adbls
r.i6e 8atterien, aber erit iebt TT Der
Ta6ipeis erbradt fporoen, bab mans
DE oieier 8atterien cine anBtroroent@
lid beoeutiarRe 4ufsabe erfiiaen. Sn
ben @blaserunsen bon &altidlamm
auf Der sroben 9abamabant nno in
Der llmssbuns BON 5lorioa TT Elm
neues 8atterium entoedt fpproen, oas
Die SGbisteit bat, aug peroinnten
aalsiumlDlunsen fpbleniauren 8alt
nieber5u59lasen. Sds &leinpeiert bat
baber ben Namen Bacterium calcis
erbalten. gs miro nun iebr pahr'
Ideinli9, baB 8atterien ar9 in trii'
beren 3eiten Der grbsef6i9te beim
RieserIdlus BON &altiteinididter
aug Dem Meer, Die am @afbau oe,
grotruIte Den srrbten antstl neb'
men, peientli9 mitsewirtt baben
9as lit cine fir Die Geologic pDaie
neue 4nnabme.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Die SOlsen peridlndter Sradtferue.

Das gerfdluden bon Jru9tfsrnen,
audi tlsinerer, lam iebr gefabrbrin'
qsno fem. 8ei ldnserem 8ertpeilsn
lit elm S%rembt6rpsr ME sefabrlos. er
perbinbet ii6 nit 8altialaen uno
fann infplge lsiner @roBe nno Sornt
@efdpiire unb nidt felten tOtlide
acknowledgements erSeusen. !Sas
ben bic peri9ludten 5rudtterne audi
nod ni6t BALD mad ibrer 4ufnabnne
B.fdperoen peruria9t, 10 bart Dies
bod ni6t iiber Die 9efabr Rinipess
taui9er, Die ie itdnbiS i'm aDrpsr bee
reiten, einerieits. oab iie bur4 ldns
aes aiegen 9roniide gntaiinonnsen
unb @ei6piirbilouneen nit oaraus
e~ntitebenben Rarben berporrufsn rno
oaourd IeIbft our llria4e Der 8eret1s
serung bes Sarmtanals iperoen, ans
o~erieits bab mad Sabren nod ale
bur9 iie mDslidsn @rtrantnngen dufs
trcten f6nneR. Sibt Der Obftfern IN
Der GpeiferDbre, 10 1T oas 9inunters
Itoben in ben Magen ni4t utssfdbrs
lid, 6enn aud i'm Magen lam er gu
a~lerlei @efabren 8eranlaHung sebsn.
Ttnoen iid Sbftterne I'm Wasen, 10
1T bic f9onenbite 8ebanoluns, lie
our9 Miasenfpiluns gu entfsrnen.
min man fpiBe &erne, >. 3. Die per
pflaumen, uni9dolid MAIDEN, 10 eibt
man, ipis man es bel anbsra ipiBen
SremotSrperr gu tun pflest, &artofs
fell, Meiss pber @riebbrei, Sauers
traut ober 8rot nit Diel Butter,
Mittel, bie tie einbiiaen. I'M 10 Die
Darmtpanb Dor ibnen gu f9iiBen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-19
EX-GOVERNOR IS
B|DDEN CODSPEED
At BIG BANQUET
Members of all Parties and
Factions Join in Con-
graduating Burke.
PRESENT DIAMOND
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Fargo. N. D., March 19.-Men Of all
political parties bid a Godspeed to
John Burke. treasurer Of the United
States, in a love feast at the Gardner
hotel last evening.
The occasion was the farewell ban
quot to the former :hicf executive
Of North Dakota who ,est later in the
evening for Washington where he will
assume the duties Of one Of the high.
est offices in the gift of the present
democratic administration.
There was much of rejoicing at the
democratic victory which placed Wood
row Wilson at the head OF the gov
ernment and made 1t possible for for
mer Governor Burke to step from the
service Of his state into the service
Of the nation.
Lowell is TOastmAster.
Attorney v. r. Lowell. former mayor
of Fargo, presided as toastmaster. He
called upon democrats, progressives
and republicans in turn and each
speaker added his tribute to the lau-
rels Of John Burke.
ttons called to memory many Of the
political battles which have been
fought in the state but referred to
them as no longer battle but evil
dences Of the development Of the state
which all flowed into good fellowship
and made the occasion one of rejoic-
ing for all parties.
Pollock First Speaker.
Judge Charles A. Pollock was the
first speaker introduced by the toast
master. He called to mind the fact
that both he and Governor Burke are
graduates Of the University Of Iowa
tuition. their mutual alma mater, he
bespoke a great future for North Da-
kota's representatives at the national
capital.
Cole COmmenGs Wilson.
Attorney A. T. Cole was the second
speaker. His subject was Good Citi-
zenship." He declared that he was i'm
pressed by the wise ejudgmentsok, the
president which had led him to selec,
as his financial advisers Secretary Nc
Adoo, representing the eastern inter.
ests and knowing we'll the needs and
conditions of the great financial CEN
tern. and Treasurer John Burke. who
will represent the western country,
the farming region.
Melvin Hildreth Heard.
Melvin Hildreth. representing the
state league Of young mems democra-
tic clubs. was the next speaker. With
his pleasing eloquence he described
the Baltimore convention where John
Burke's name was second choice for
the position Of vice president Of the
United States.
He then extended the congratula-
tons and the best wishes of the young
men in the democratic party in North
Dakota.
Frank o. Hellstrom. the next speak
er. declared that President Wilson
had made a wise choice in his selec-
ton of a man to guard the finances
of the nation. His congratulations
and Godspeed to Governor Burke were
heartily given.
Creegan Adds Praises.
That the nation Is safe four
years in democratic hands was the
message Of DIR. G. c. Creegan, pro-