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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
" / 4 j, 7 ;
Will Alter the Styles Popu-
inr Among Women.
Suits VII, Show Military
snd Foreign Touches.
( Extraordinary Showing OF
New Fall Suits at
SO aud SIS.
SPECIAL

We closed the deal late
Tuesday at our own prices
Women who are watching the
mark-down sales can get nifty
little suits in new STYLES at
prices nearly, If not quite. as
low This offering is in two
lots a $40 ard Sl5-three
STYLES 70 the lot. All desira bio
cclorlngs, including Russian
green, blue. black. vine. Copen-
hagen blue. navy blue, and tan.
= limited quantity sure 10 be
gathered in greedily by fore
handed women
No. lat s15.0o-A hand
some fall Suit in broadcloth.
mesealine lined, trimmed with
fancy buttons, and fancy collar
and cuffs in effect Of Russian
embroidery. Long-out coat.
Skirt with long Russian tunic.
No. Pat Sis. 0o-A winning
Suit OF serge closely following
the Russian mode. Long tunic
with full-pleated drop skirt.
coat skirt also fuil-pleated. and
with delachabl belt Coat
buttons high to tho neck and
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on one OF hc. limbs.
The pinplcs began
s.nal! and red Thoy
iiched and Of course
she scratched item.
pus formed and they
spread from tiny PIN
pics 20 sores rs largo
as a quarter of 4 dollar.
Ii would form a soft
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20 her homo in LrnchburS. after visit
ing friends hcre.
Miss rlossie jones. Of This city. j.
the guest of Mrs John Pisso,t III
Newport News
James II Gordon, ana MISS EVELYN
Gordon are st Natural Bridge FOR the
month OF August
Mrs Kent and Miss Aaas Kent.
Of Ginter Park. have taken a cottac>
for the season at Chelsea. \. J.
Miss Mary Norwood has returned to
Richmond. Hftcr n 5ojourn OF several
weeks'in Atlantic CITY
tIrs. " A Crensfaw who spent
the past several weeks at the Warn
Sprnsf. has returned 70 the city
Mrs Anton Fl. Theirmann ana CHI.
1rca. of West Grace Street xii spend
the remainder OF the summer with rel
atives ~ Forest Hill
Miss Bessie Lee Lucke. Of Ginter
Park. has returned from recent visit
to Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs samuel Winter. OF Phil
adelph,e. arc The. guests Of Mr. and
vas formerly Miss Leila Ap@li. Of this
Mrs. NJ II. Coleman ami little boys.
Of 1903 Park Avenue. are visiting al
. .Ainc.ii courthouse.
Nh ENG Mrs. = II. Donohue. u,
CITY. have returned 70 their home. 2s0o
la.k .ivenue.
Mrs. Julia Gran, Moore and the
Misses May and Julia Moore returned
TO the city, las, ni2ht from the Hot
( in order 10 attend the annual meet
Ing Of tn. Bar Association
\ s,orrs warinner he's returned from
recent "Itit TO Hampton Sidney.
Mrs. {. " 7 Brock vas hostess u
me sta at-Hone Whist Club Monday
night at heI home; on East Franklin
ia the game. the top score being made
~ Mrs. Bland Smith and Mrs. Brock
Inc cub viii meet again with Mrs
Broch next seek.
Mrs. Arthur Cannon and daughters.
from itockhridge Alum springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Pryor Lipscomb spent
the Weekend with relatives in Han
ov.r.
Mss LOU Leigh, VINO has been qul,e
sufficiently recovered 10 return to her
home
", S p Mayo has returned from a
"eeN end visit TO Lawrence Smith. near
tn University of Virginia.
-ia anu MITE lNHuDeE JACOBS nave
Ieft Via old Dominion Line for New
be gone the month Of August
Nr. aud Mrs :. NJ Chaisa, OF 7o4
East Clay street. left yesterday for
Mrs. Frank Miller. OF Baltimore
Misses Alma. Alice and Grace chaisa
nave gone TO Blackstone for two
weeks stay as the guests OF Mrs. j.
Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Coleman Walker.
whose wedding took place about a wear
ago. and who nave been living since
Ar Cambridge. Masa viii spent next
winter in philadelphia, where Mi
walker has formed a connection With
an important law firm They have
taken house At Overlook. near that
city.
AIr and Mrs. & s,ewar, Hume leave
Saturday for Atlantic city and New
YORK
Mrs. Levin JONES ard Miss Archer
Joynes are establish for the re-
Dor, Me Miss Julia JONES VIII join
them this week. after a short visit in
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill Young. tie
Misses Miller. M!ss Anderson. Mrs.
Hall who have been at oqurqust Me.
have now moved TO Biddeford Pool! for
the rest of the summer.
Mrs ]. C!oyd Kent and daughter are
spending the summer q; Blue Ridge
summit
Mrs, BraEde55, Miss Elizabeth Brander
Atlantic City FOR several weeks
Mrs. F. Is. Young. formerly o. Rich
niond. now OF Columbia. : c. is in
town on her way TO Hampton 10 visit
Young viii remain in Virginia until
October ].
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scab with rIs under during tho day ami az
night she would scratch !: or. Her clothing
irritated tho trouble
used several different kinds Of ont-
ments which did 70 good Then | tried
Cuticura soap and Ointment. ba,hed
the affected parts well with the Soap and
then applied the Ointment Af,c- three
months standing she was healed in tn.ca
weeks :" Signed Mrs. =. Z. Kelly. Jan.
z i0lI
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Samples Free by Mail

Retain your good looks keep yonr skin
clear. scalp clean AID free from dandrG.r.
and hair live md glossy. Cu,cura Soap,
with an occasional use 81 Cuticura ONT
rcnt. vii! promote and maintain these
coveted conditions In most cases wien ali
else fails. Besides, in purity. delicate nacdi-
cation convenience and economy they meet
with the approval Of the most discriminate
Ing. Although Cnticura Soap (25c3 and
CuticIa Oiatmcn: t5oc.) are sold nv drug
G;sts everywhere. a sample Of each with 3a-p.
Skin Book will DC sent free upon request.
Address: Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston"
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SOCIE I Y
7. l low tssole moan Or whine which

low, fesoio moan or whine. which
Is nearly constant
Tns cry Of tompcr is not heard be-
'o0t the hfth month. After that II is
haXrd an right that's wha, it~is for
the baby stincns out. ana throws back
his head and kichs--though ne is yet
too Young to cali YOU naughty names
Damp clothes. dislocated pins. in
sects cold feet. crampel positions.
fatigue from being .ept Up TOO late
IT night tevery baby should lie IN bed
before the whistle blows. and want
ora nice sponge bath and a generous
busting With taloum powder and q
good back rub, are enough 10 MAKE
any sensible BABY cry.
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W. W 6 writes: Please inform me
whether there Is any evidence that the
use % an antiscptic VIII prevent the
development OF germ disease after
one has been exposed 10 Infection
Reply. one Of the most positive
means o: prevention ne nave is the
prophylactic use " an ant!spetic soiu-
ton 10 prevent ophthalmia neonato-
rum--spec!tc inflammation ot the eyes
Of new born Infants
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ITCHING P|NPIES
ON CH|LD'S FACE
Also Limbs, Clothing Irritated the
Trouble. Cutcura Soap and ONT
nent Healed In Three Weeks.

l25 Adams ST.. A;eaa. Ark" My ttla
siri one and half years old had tiny
plmple come on the side Of her face. also
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Lillian Rus.ell's Answers.

6 \ 81 Massag. with good hair
tonic viii give ycur hair new life and
stop the falling scalp massage 4 *
cellen, for falling hair II makes the
scalp flexible and gives the hair more
nourl.hment pUll hair VIII heco7n-
glosey and fun .. life II does not,
take much time. is no great tax or
patience, and II helps the hair won
dertuliy Each rieht before retiring
take Your hair down. brush II cave.
fully. then massage YOUR scalp for
ten or hfteen miuutes Use d good
sair tonic when massaE!nS the scalp
It VIII make your hair longer and
ae>ricr If YOU VIII send M stamped.
add essAd envelope shall gladly soma
you formula Tor an excellent hair
tonic vith Instructions for scalp mas
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/ therefore recommend my fa.-
readers. as we'll ne ny readers not so
fair. who have not already learned. 10
their lessons at tho earliest
opportunity.
Remember. you can never toll when
vour ENJOYABLE accomplishments MAY
he Tie means OF saving life.
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nucatlon. nn1 Annrcrr.

Answer 70 student. There are.
numerous books on hygiene FOR lay
readers. but know Of none that would
answer your particular needs.
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Mrs r 70 not believe IN Internal
remedies for enlarg!n- the bust Cen
lie massage with warnl cocoa butter,
around and upward alons tho glands.
|wili enlarge the breasts The follow
ine exercise Is beNeacial "a develop the
BUS. double "onr htts A. tightly az
YOU can bringing them together III
front vim the arms raised as tightly
|as rou can While keeping your arms
|on a level win yoIr shoulders. SLOW :
rs separate your rsts as widely A.
possible DO THIS loo times every
b .ght ANY o,heE exercise that IN
|vo!Nts the muscles - the arms and
chest viii develop TIC bust, Eat tat
|nuktne foods. plenty .: butter. aad
|dr!rk cream ana milk sleep AZ much
as vcG can End don't worry. Deep
breathing will also help 70 develop he
bust ANY hard pressure tends 10 fat
ter ire bust 80 II vow wear forms q:
any k!nG they should De made az light
|ls rorsin!e
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Mrs Il Minis is an excci!ea; ha!r
tonic for promoting 4 growth OF hair:
on% and .one-haif drains sU!phatc OF
quin.nc. two drains t!ncture ca"tHa
r.des. two ounces alcohol, one. half
ounce elyceriu. and twelve drops on OF
nEise and eight ounces witch hazel.
Ma ssase tai. tonic into the scalp eaci.
right for fifteen minutes Continue
treatment SO. two weeks. then sham
poo the hair. Keep This Lp unt.l your
.la,r stops falling and becomes fu!! OF
life Ii you wish 10 use th:s tor a
il the way you wish, thee apply the
-on.c to the hair, cover the han with
! ret and the tonic Will dry. Your hair
Will stay in curl for couple OF days.
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Colder Locks cannot give you
my information IN regard 70 The article
you mention. Nearly al! these hair re.
movers remove the Supe!tiuoGs hair
with ore application. bat - time The
nal: grows back again. The electric
needle is very effective for zen; owing
,uptrfuous hair. and II the growth IS
ncary would advise YOU 70 have II
.o:ioveG thls way
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Miss Margaret carrisan has returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12

AIR. and Mrs. Pryor Lipscomb spent
the Weekend with relatives in Han
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12

Mrs e " Z Brock vas hostess n
the StaJ-at-Home Whist Club Monday
niSht at her home, on East Franklin
street. Several tables We're engag ed
10 the game. the top score being made
~ Mrs. Bland Smith and Mrs Brock
The club viii meet again with Mrs
BROCK next seek
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

ten nnb brittcn Gtods BON 900 %.
Weit 5. StroBe; monatIihe Mieth
S37.
5ruitces bcs Gitatc npn Games g
Irmitrona an Gbiib 70. Bald. 96 be
III TuR an Der 9inrooit:Gde be
Wfain unb 8. Strabe. $122, 100.
aennetb q. 6il an Waraoret e
aeeihan. IS bel S4 sSub an Der Btit
fsits Der giaelop StraBe; 81.
Charles 6. soarrilon an Carrie u
6arriion. eincn iinnetheiIten balbcl
Intheil an 30 BEL 80 Iub on Der Rorb
ieite Der 6. Gtrahe. srpiihen Race uni
Sim Gtrdbe; ferncr 80 bei 100 Iuf
an Der Rorbieite Der a. StrdFe, Sc
NnB oftlih bon 6ome Sirabc; 81.
| Carrie u. 6arrifon an Charles 6
6orrifon, cine unaetbeiIte 6dlfte Dor
66 BET 135 Tub Gin Der Siibpeit Cd
bon Uinin unb 6. Strdhe; 81
Gjeorae .. 0duahon on 8ernart
Sdmpe II. ". so BEL 166 SSuR an be,
Sitfeite Der Suniet glpenue 1uf pric,
biu: 81.
irfora 9. FULLERTON an Nitipi
Shmio II. o.. 40 Gsub an Der Sitieit'
Der Glniian Strobe: 81.
sschn R. Raacl. 8ormunb. an Sulic
2ceip. 80 BEL ITO ffuh on Der Norb.
icite Der fSreberid apenue, $50 fsuf
oitlih bon anibcnn Strabe; $4,000.
sSohn @rapes an Mabe 8. Sin. Il
Tel 100 suf on Der Siieieiie Der 8
gtpenue in GoIlcae 6ia; 81
louis Vloaiteab. sSr., an adtis VI
6anben. aot l474 in Ohio 9unb &
Smpropsmsnt gpmpann's llnterabthei,
luna, 81.
Caroline u. 2pfcro an gIi u. Sr.
rino, 5 sSohre Yndt bon Got 153 in
Y. SnoipIton's llnterabtbsiluna in
Gurminspille: ferner Got 260 IN
G.harle 6. Willioms' llntsrabtheiluuc
en- Sprina 6rope apenue; idhrLidt
Wlieth So. nit oem aniauisrett ~
$4,000.
Better Rpthid)iIb an Caroline Sd,a.
del. aontrott aum 0erinui Der Goi
578 In geoar @rops e. & y. MN
lluterabtheiIuno fir $500.
Glenoinnina y. 8rpesbsd on Mils
liam n. Collins. Got LAB in anbrelr
| 8. grnit's linterahtbeiluua Dor
Sprino 9drben; 81.
Carrie 8. gina on Warihd 90
9on Iusen. Got 62 in 6. u. 0eiltsr's
llnternbtheiluna in Wtaoiionpius: 81
4meIid 8. 8unbnm an Waru y
Sdpeideri. Got 4 in Wloprmon x
Sohn's llnierabtbsilung; 81.
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OraxSeisentbsms -6yYsttefex.

ineinnati. Ia. SdH.
Rene 5npotheteR.

X Hele q . ofpett n.
elnna Speer on Grmonbs 2. II. 9.
Co.. $3.50.
Bertha Balters on bisielbe. $4,000.
stanas fFif6er an eOuis ssaiin.
$1,000.
ssrsb. SO. gokn on Bintpn German
e. II. g. o., $3.50.
.sohn W. aaeIin an Ct. gernare
qroorsiiips y. II. 8. u. Co., 1920.
5aaoous 6. 8ramlett on Qorpooe
.Smpropen Y. II. 6. Co.. $500.
5honas s.. Supor on gi6eraI 6. u
e. Co.. S70o.
maraarci &. aeeihan on aennstf
q. 6in. $TO0.
SuIia 2oetp an ainbeI apeuue 6. II
9. Co.. $4,000.
sSobn 9. eanoeB on if.W. Saropsr
$3.50.
Tcrotbea W. s1ofmonn on germa,
mia v. ". No. 3, $500.
5he apartment gailbinu 60. ar
Neitern & Sou.bern 2ifs ssni. Co..
500. 900.
Catherine Stodum on 6. Wlu[su
500.
DiIiam R. Collins an G5peamor,
9. II. 6. Co.. $500.
Otto .. aehrt an DiIi1m u. Ser
boIo. $1,000.
Getilate 5ppotheten.
Matiloa R. Otpens an ,Walnu
5iIIs g. II. 6. Co.. $500.
Mcllie Senholsi on Monnrf .. Ii
6. u. Co.. $1,000.
Minnie gorbren on Crrncnbe e
L. 6. Co., 500.
benrn Wlsner on ct. gernnro 8. II
3. u. Co.. $500.
Wm. Sieipart an aibtral g. IL. q
Go. 5000.
AsoIier g. 5ies an alton 6. Snd
ion. S400.
mnrn 6. Gporrotp an gxntra
5ruit 8c GnFe Q. Co.. $1,000.
Georae 80. Wnbl an 2iberaI 8. u
=. 90, $OUU.
glnna Gpeer an 5elpstia g. u. 9
Co.. $1,000.
nranf MHller on gilmore 6. Il. 8
Co.. $500.
gonrab srsIbman on u. llri6
$1,000.
ssranres gurbioII an wlonard q. u
6. Co.. $400.
Marn MeGarttp an 20. genturp 9
u. g. Co.. $500.
Catherine Stotum an 2ipina5to,
Str. 6. u. .. Co., $500.
6nrrp 8. 2inh an Cbeon 3. u
Co., $17O0.
2ouiie stodum an GiuIs u. Ban
.r, $1254.
MolOina gOsgs an aipba 9. u. g
Co., $1,000.
$500.
4neuft Gid on u. 6einen, $500
Wlorie 6iImes an Golnfpn W. Goo
per, $1,000.
SObn 0oser an aOuis arnoIb il.
$1,000.
gDesIsp aesSs an aiberaI 8. u. 9
Co., $76O.
GIifabstb Y. ekpbsnfou al msoieI
0slsfmtt. n0oo.
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(sSortieeung fofgt.)

beftige aopf- unb Riifenidmer3en,
fopie @eritopfung, Sflpinoelanfdla
8elb. ruo @uiieriuft, unb 2eber'
uno gierenIeioen Iaiien gud nur
cine @abl spiiden einem Iangiamen
@biterben ODER Dem ein5igen Rittel.
oas ben aorper nod reiitigen uno
tpieoer geiiino MAIDEN fam. llnb mlr
Shoren pelfe nielnals 9ernunit OIL,
nebmen, fperOen bei iolher @a6I
niht ihleilnigIt Die beriibnlten ct.
gernaro 4rduterpiIlen, Die fir %
Gents in allen 4potbefen az boben
fino, nnpeuoen, Inn ibr gfut 8u Der.
jiingen, uno sit neuem 2eben nou 8e.
iunO6eit 5ilriidfebren. b,s
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0rsmseis.nttnnstbertralnxse

=
sSulIa y. 9auiien an Gbparo Dit
herr. 5 Sabre gadlt oes giaentbums
bs.annt oIs glo. 967 Sft MeUliaar
Strabe; monatlihe Wietbe 500.
.fiaat 2isopiB an 5k auna 9relp
INC Co., Elm stabr poht bes Qaosns
an Der Roroneit.Gde Der Mnbe GtraBl
pno Central 2losnus; mQnaiIihe Mie
tie $35.
Wsarp 6. aiuson an Sdmuel @olp4
BERG. 5 Sabre qaht nes Gieentbums
bstonnt o!s Ro. 500 unb 511 plun
StraBe; mpnatIihe Wietht $75.
Trances q. e. Dolib an Dennis
Rsarbon II. u. lheiI Der Got as il
S6uiter & WiIion's unierabiheiIung
BON Sa.Isn; 81.
r. D. Sdiparse on 1be Cincinnati
&c Dsitpooo gtaiIrono Co.. elmer
Streifen sanb als Wearreht in Set
tioa IA. Grsen SoIpnfbip: ST..
Minnie Goror.n an ssobn 80. Gae
I'm. 25 bsi 100 ifus an Der Eitieii,
Ger Bitler Strabs, 25 Fub norblid
Don Drainage allen; 81.
,sobn 6aOer an Snlius Ghorf
Sbeil Der Got "A in Der unterabtbeir
luna bon Z. 3. garfon's giiate il
Satlsp: 81.
ssames R. GIart on Map g. Ger
tnran gbelI Der Cots 7 unb s in 20
hanna White's unterGbtbeiIuno an
Sonatban aDeEie; 81. !.
eitate bon Games Gilmore ar
Grances U. 2. DaHh. 1heil Der QoI
46 in Snuitsr & Millions llnterab
fhelluna bon Sufkp: 81.
Gnbrlel u. 6abben an Wlnrp 6
Sporrofu. Got 253 In EIsmpre unier,
abtheiIuna BON Roripoob; 81.
Wsorb 6. SparroD an Gabriel o.
Subbea. apt 356 in Dcfinaer e 6op,
TINS slneiisr llnterobtbeilung Don
Sao Norpoob: 81.
0eor1e glttle an Minonn Wener
sot Ia IN sSof.pb 0oqeman's Inter,
abtbeiluna: $500.
William 6. geaG an 16omns D.
1ubor. 12a BEL SO ssub an Der Dfsitits
Der Clinton Court: 81.
Wnte SronteI Nm6emeut %. al
LRais psrbus. 2 aotse )al't ~ spei,
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ioIat, batte bic oiinflerc Motbe ibrer
@aneen. Die Grregtbeit ihrer @ewe
nnngeu lpohrgenommen ann0iDat
WeiB mar on Der Wnrtcnbiorte. mel
dc olli Die SanoiiraBc fitbrte. ltellcu
aebliebcn, nod)bcnl CT lib non Dem
Srciberrn, ocr ibn bis 0aDin bcglct-
tct, pcrablhieoct botfe.
Ser iuiige Wfnm mod,te ole ab.
iid,t aefaht babeil, Den ndd)lten g9el
rad, Dem Eiarrbanle einplididnet.
ieet idlien er all0ercn 1imnes lcipor-
cen 5u iein. Mus Dem @arten fiihrfe
cine bel Gage iteis unpcridloiisn
achaitene - Ibiir in zen Idrf. iito
hrrdl oieier fonntc nan 5ipar auf
lroBcm llmipeae, bod inter Dem
SdilBc otter 9aune 5u oer Biorre
gelongen.
Graf Sternnlt NOR, ais Wianon
Gle Soltbe nerlaiiciL nod Der 9iid).
tung ocs Garfs aeihritten uno iuoli-
tc iid gcraoe cine 3igarre an5ilioen.
ols Der aanbibnt Qucr bnrdl oen
05artsn idreiteno nit boflidlen
@rui'c naber fam. Sb er ein 6e.
iprdm nit Scm @rafen nu5nfniipfcil
piinit,tc, ltcB iid) aus Der einiad,ar-
iigcn 0eipeanne oes jlntgen Wtannes
nidt rrgemnen. God, Sternoli mar 10
trelfIld1 aelautt nit lpeId, iiiBefn
aus0rud hattie Wsanous herriid)es
Nuqc aii ihn neriibt - oaB cr es
GaB suiageno iono iid, in heiterer
EIouoerei 81 ergehen. aluh bate es
ibm blsher. on RofbiacreS jill fbilI
Qeipcieu, an (aelcgenheit aefeblt, osn
aonoiooten pom ieiner ollBeroroe1tli-
den 9iebenslpiiroigtcit 81 itber5cn-
ocu, me oies fonntc fiigIid Jet.
nadqcboIt iperoen.
Slit oetpinnenbem Zone begonn
Steruau: ,&senn Sie nid,ts oaaegsn
habclL Serr tnnoi6nt 10 bfgieite ld
Gle cine Stredc, nnb crIailbc mir
suQleid1 SSbnen cine 3jBarre an5ubic.
ten. sei Dem haufigcu 3uinnlncn.
icin nit oen Gonicn uuB man id)on
eineu eiuiamen Spo'lergang BENT.
Zen. INN ser ltntiieeRo oes Raudens
irohncn 3u fonnen."
.Gs miro mir ieIbitDcritdnolid, 5ur
Gbre aereihen. in ssbrcr e5eieilid)ait,
SEER @ra'. meiiien gSea 3lriidyile-
Qcn. Gas giitiae gnerbieten elmer
| 2i10rrp lphue id1 nCutcn0 nb. id
rnud)c nid1t.
sd qlnube nid)t, SdB man anf Der
lluiueriitat gclueien 'en Tonne, obne
uHrcttbar SIcien Saiter 5u .tsfaIlenl
2ie Don IabatsaiiaIm uno giernc'
rud) perpeitete 9ltHoipbdre III Der
Stalnntneipe perHod1tc id Inr bann
yt crtraaetl. lpeun i'd oiorr ebefIfa!ls
3u ruuhen hegann."
nEShr gcbcn ouf DER llnipcriitdt,
Serr 9rai, III iidler.id> iiberei:l.
ittmmeuo nit esbrer aall5en Stelliiga
in Der GSeIt -- eIn 5eptioHelles lcs
peierr. 9iieLleidlt luijroe id, mir onh
0ns Rauhen augefpfbut bobeu, lpenn
| uid't acraoe M Der 3eit, in fpeld)er
ioId}e Aurei3c am itdrtiien aui unS
ntrfcn, i'd nit Den herbiten gutbeh.
rilnaen bate toalpfen ntiiiien, nm
iiberboupt ituoireH II fonnen.~
God Sie burton. Serr stanSi6at
- ih bite, bieic ,Srnae nid,t fiir III.
oisfrete 9tcuQieroc II baIteu. ionhern
nui Datre Sbeilnahme snriidsuiiif.
rem -- 6as 5mourn fpahlen, ipelfes
G,Shreu 9tcIauugen 5uiagte2 1ic
brmIdten nidlt EheoIogie su ituoiren.
neil bier irilllcr elue Ipbnenoe Stel.
luna in ausiIdt itanh2"
CSortiatuug foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15
g 0 ri h htia,

Der fleine Mar (bsr cine sra6t
priisel empfansen foU: "ad, Waama,
parte Biz morsen! Du bait bod iel6it
psiast Du bdistit beute e:n. unafade
li6e 6anb!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

C,Sortieeuua ioIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

nS6ouen Sic nur, pos fiir eincn
mleppenoen Gang bieie Game bat z.
Zen bot iie iidp ipnbriheinlid bon
Ihrem Wanne angepobnt; Der lit
narnlih 9fedfsanlpoltl"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-05
Their BANNER DAY.


Vo0eAnUoo A1O1A 3es80 OA9sy
Qnot tables in the Auditorium. In
point Of attendance. it will be Kansas
Groatest political banquet.
II there was any doubt in the minds
Of politicians as to the lighting spirit
0S Kansas Democracy, that theory was
shattered today when the hopefuls
from the voting precincts piled their
grips in the hotel Hobbies, checked their
oyorcoats and began to tell Of political
conditions at home. It IL the drst re-
vival of the workers since last Febru-
aty when the men who have lived and
hoped against hope came to Topeka to
celebrate the election Of the first Dem
ocratic governor in Kansas In 80 years
and to point proudly to their control Of
the Kansas delegation in Washington,
election Of q United States senator and
control Of both branches Of the state
legislature. That enthusiasm IL still
bubbling in the heart Of Kansas De-
mocracy.
Hopes for Next November.
Only the working, fighting and hope
ful Democrat is not living alone on the
record of 1912. He Is making his plans
for the future. With assurance Of three
tickets in the field next fall, the visit
ing Democrats today measure their
possibilities in the next election only
by the number Of offices to be had.
With the probability that Bristow
and Murdoch will carry the Republican
and Progressive banners, the Demo-
Gratis from the country districts regard
the election of another United States
senator as good as won. Then there is