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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-25
summers, War, July IS, lots :, S, Q,

Summers, War, July IS. lots Z, 8, .
blk 9, Brownwell and Lail Add, 81.
J. S. Neeland and wife to Sarah v
Kelly. War, July 10, lots 1, 2. 8, blk
C. Mandelf business and residence
and business add, 81.
City OF Albuquerque to Sarah Y.
Kelly. @ c. D., July 10. lots !, ,, 3,
blk "G," Mandell b & II add.
Alfredo j. Apodaca and wife to Do
mingo Torres Y Castillo, War, July 10,
lot 3, blk ., Jesus Apodaea Add, No.
.. $165.
Ramon ortiz, ct al. to Felipa Orte-
ga de Torres, War, july 10. > pieces of
land in Pajarito. 81.
Alice j. Crum and hus. to Albert II.
Behuke ct al, War, July 20, middle
~ -lS # of lots l3, "A, 10, 10, II. blk
A., Orig Townsite, 81.
Dwight c. Kennard and wife to l..
overton. War, July 20, lot 6, blk u,
Eastern add, 81
Henrietta r. Myers. admx. to Elfe-
go Baca, War, July p, lot "A, blk 10.
orig Townsite, $1,000.
United States Of America to Emil.
Mann, Patent, July 20. y Z Ia sec.
so, r 10, y r T..
Trust Deeds.
william G. May and wife 10 A. +.
Walker, Tr, July rs, lots 44,, 44S,
blk IA, Perfecto Armijo and Bros add,
$1,000.
Kate T.. May to A. L. Walker, TT
July is, lots l2S and 1919, blk 10. P.
Armijo and Bro add. $3.50.
sarah V. Kelly and has to Frank A.
Hubbell, TT, July 19. lots /, 2. 2, blk
&C" Manden y & r add. $225O.
Ethel r.. Howell and hus to Geo. A.
Kaseman. TT. July 20, 5 1-2 of lots
400. 4Ol, 4O2. 4O8, 4O4, blk 81. +. Ar
milo and Bros add, $500.
Alfredo Apodaca to }. NJ. Moore, TT.
July go. , pieces in Bernalillo co.
$3.50.
Elfego Baca and wife to Frank Nc
Kee. TT, July %, lot "a. blk 10, orig
Townsite, $3.50.
Releases.
NJ. W. Flournoy. TT. 10 T.. H.. Dun
bar ct al. July is. lots l2S and 12a.
blk 10. and lots 447 and 44S. bH IA.
z. Armijo and Bros add.
NJ. Z. Hickey, TT. Go Annie A. Little
ton and hus. July %. lot J.. blk a.
add.
II. 5. knight VS.. stephen Caravan
Of judgment. July 20.
Chattel Mortgages.
L. G. Mum to Geo. Hammond. July
10. n half interest in leases and
property OF Crystal and Pastime thea
tiers. $4,000.
W. n. Thornton To II. W. Kilgore,
July %. , horses. 3 wagons 3 sets
harness. steam carpet cleaning
office fixtures. household goods.
and clothes cleaning OUTFIT. $500.
Ernest Kelley TO Francis +. Wood.
July 2i, horse, buggy. and harness.
$50.
Miscellaneous.
Sunset Mining and Smelling Co. To-
notices. July IS. Red Bird and
Hoosier claims in Hell Canyon mining
Teonio Romero ct al 10 Territory.
bond and oath as notary public. JULY
"a. governor to Jaul Teutsch commits
zion as notary public. July 20.
J. G.. Paldtidee 10 Friedherg Bros.
July p. store No. SIC W. Cen
raj ave. $4,000.
Governor to Teofiio Romero. com
rs notary public. July %.
The Hamlin supply company. certi-
fled copy of articles of Incorporation
Same. certificate. July %. designat-
me ~ krrley ngent nnI Aihr-uek
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-25
New Suits Filed.

que principal place of business in New
Mexico.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-31
2as 9eben uiro INNER tbeurer

gu nieiem betriib!i6tn Reiultat
tommt cine biitoriihs getradtung, bic
gbarIes 5orauet in .Se iuis tout"
b.r0ifsntlidi. Gr fiibri 3unahit on
elmer Reibe BON gsiipiel,n Die aubers
oro.n.Ii6 eerins.n IrsitslObre Dor.
bi. in Der geraansenbelt h5ablt purs
ben. Sm Sabre 1889 p.roiense elm
propencaIiItsr 5agslobnsr so eeniis
mes ben 5ag unb lsbte bapon. Gin
aeloarbeitsr erbklt i'm Sabre 1889 in
Der usugssenb BON paris 50 Geniim.s.
Sn ben Wsinsesenben psroirnie elm
0inser auber ieirer Rubruns in einem
arbeitsreifen 5as, Der Idnser oIs 10
Gtunben bduerts. q Geniimes. Run
mar olI.rbings in bieien 3siten bic
aauftroft bes 0elbes ipenieitens 2as
nal 70 arob aIs beu.s. SnbtHen mub
man in4eiraht si,ben, bah bic Soupts
nabruug bes Do!,es. bos 8roo. ebenfo
tbeuer mar ipk bel uns in siinitigeH
sSabren. gs CAB attr auh 3eiien. in
benen bos Geireibs ixursr mar als
b.utsutnss. Sin Girabburs gum geis
Ipiel, elmer Stobt, bic tptsen ibrtr 5ens
traIen Gage tpobl gum Mabiiab fir
a.bensmiteipreile In Deutihlano unb
Grnntreih semaht tperben tann. be-
trua Der Werib bes getreioss i'm Sabre
1916 per 5eitoliier 6 Jranes IL gens
times, eins Summe. Die nod nit bier
multiplisirt ipsrDsn mub. ipenn man
lie NIT benz Gelptp.rtb unferer,3eit ners
peralsifen tpiu. Dos Gktreioe ipa,
| alfo in bieIem Sabr fait unsrIdtpins.
lid. Sm Sabre 1926 toitete es baeestu
nid,t mebr als 26 gentimes. Golfl
unsekursn preisiteiseruneen bes 8e'
| ireioes troten INNER nur I'm 8sfoigl
BON Ribernien auf. unier Der Resie'
runa Gsinrihs ". uno Qubtpiss
XIV, mo- bst1npis 6unsersnoib,
krrfdtsn, belt iih Der Getreibepreis
auf 10 Bic 13 sSranes per Settoliter
alio stipo 35 bis 45 Jranes mad unl
fsrem geIbe. SIM Durhfhniit abe,
iann man, ipenn man bon bisien Nus
| nabmeerIheinungen abiiebt. nls Yor,
molpreis / Grancs fiir ben 5xtiplit.l
aniesen.
Mud in neuerer 3eit finb nod fold,
| yreisiteieeruneen borsetommsn: 1872
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4 % sfr. Sim MlIgemeinen akr ktrus
i Der burhfdnitlihe getreib,preis ii
ben Iebien $50 Sabren spiIdxn 7 uni
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Sic pplitiids Sage in Jranf'
reid.

gas Winiiterium grianb, Rem nod
Elm lanqes IQiein bsporsuTteben i6jen,
orpht an 0tonpmiIten Trd9en 8u id7ets
tern, bic olen Rsgierungen phne Nus
nabme Itpere Sprosn bsreitsn. Cb
gridnp in benz giisn6abn sStreit Die
rihtioe SteQung .inosnpmmen bat,
mag 2peifeIn unterlisgen. un'erss
GrmeTens Bot er teinen oeniiaeno tar,
fen Druid uuT bic giIsnbuhn- aorporos
tipnen unb sinsn I'm 10 'tdrteren Druid
ouf bic 4rbsitsr ausg.Ibt. gr bate
hierin bsm geiIpiel RooiepeIts i'm
GobIenItreit folgen iolleH, Der ben
gsroDertsbeTssrn beutlih gu per'fetcH
cab, bab. tpenn lie uuf bic militdrHhe
Silfe bes gunbes rehnsten, re ntf.s
unDerTuht laTen biirften, um bi. Or
better sufrisoen gu itellen, uno iie 3D.
ourh benoa. ibm bic gan3e NngeIsasns
fsit 8ur Gntifeibung su UbsrlaHsH.
Dos lit Elm tlaIIiifss geiipiel, ME Der
Stoat Iih in Iolfen Qng.l'genbsiten
III oerhuIten bat uno tpenn es niht be-
folqt piro, bann MAIDEN bic Re1i:rur :
oen ii6 zines ihreren geblers ihu.s
big, Der in bieiem Safe bsm frau3o'
Iii6en prsmier gum gorpurf Su ma
den 1T.
Ssins 8sQnsr hdttsn ale Qraument:
ouf ibrer Seite oebubt. nern lie ben
Stanopuntt psrtruten, bdb Die Resis.
rung Is an Der nothigsn Gnerni. geeen
Die 9ubnsaorporutioren fsbIen lisB,
um ben Strsit friebli6 beiauleaen.
geqsifnenosr Wstis habsn re iif nitt
duf bieien Stanopuutt oeitellt, ionoern
bic Reaierune tpeosu elmer 6anolune
ongsgriffen. gu pelher lie oolItommen
beredtiqt mar. 9ieie bsitnnb in BE-,
ginbsrufuno Der giienbahn. .Qtngeiteq.
ten sum Re'srpsbi.nit, 10 bub lie untsr
ari.asreft osfeGt puroen. Tis 60.
sialiftsn beseitneten bieies 8orgsbsr
ols unqeIsblih. 9as bebuupten II,
nur, neil es fih uls pirtIam srnieisr
hat, b.nn isIbii ihnen foats ridt I'M.
betannt fein. oab, nenn Elm ariea /.
Der B.feaihaft tobt. olle 8siebe aubel
Gunttipn tret.n, tpefde elmer Dieber
berftenune bes Driebens i'm Wge lte
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Der eurppGiiden 4onturren3 aLssea
Iest ipsrben bari. 1T feititehenbss prlns
sip Der portsi. Man piro bios oa'
rauf iekn, bab bic Snoultrie telnen
bDheren Stub seniebt, als nothpeno'9
iIt, 10 bab lie bic Waaren niht un9e'
biibrlih pertbuern tann. Wsnn bic
oemptratifhe partei iieet, bann fdn9t
eine unsstpibbeit on. bic bis fpdt i'm
Sabre 1913 anoauern uno au1
70 lance 3eit bic geihGfte in psinliher
llnoepibbeit baIten tpiro. Die oemo'
tratiIten syubrer ertlGrsn 5inanssous
fir alein bere6tist. Das iino Sole,
bic nidt bic SnouItrie uno Irbel'
I6lBen, ipneern bios Der Reeisruna
bic n6tbioen Ginrahmen iihern. 9ta'
tureemdB iperosn 5inan5soCs nur bon
Waaren erbotsn, bic niht in bteIeH
2anoe berseitelt ipsroen, oemnad per
ben aue sSabritate unbeidiibt blslben
Damn lit es aud ielbitperitdnolit, odB
bis bic BrGToentennabl emit ltteoen ut
teine ein3i1e neue 5obrit in oie'en
0anoe errittet uno iiberbaupt tslr
llnternebmen. oa5 erobe aupltnl'sI
erfiItt, in ausriff aenommen psrosr
miro. oa man abpartsn rub, mas II
gesus ouf bic 36ne oeitshen piroo
BiI man ooher nit ieinem Iotum o'
| 9eItGftstbdtiqtsit foroern, 10 tdnl
bos nur oeitehen, incsm man oos re
publitaniite 5idet Itimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-31

SefretGr root bat in ieinsr
Rep gprter Reos borauT bln1spte'en,
ouB in ienem Staote in gepiNen are''
fen Die 9lbTht beitebe. oemotrdtt'h 3ll
itimmer, um RooIepelt aus Der 9ollttt
binaus3uordnQen. Gieier 8eroaht
hut bic poQtommenIts 9erstttsurg.
4ue republitaniIhen Sonopsr'spoIts
tifer perben oemotratiit ittmmsn uno
ibre Qnh6noer peranluiien, oas 8Ie'he
gu tbun. Tas lit ppltommsr ertlar'
LID. RooIepeIt beprobt lie IN threr
griItens inoem er Die politii6s 6err'
ItQft BEN SarcpsrtspoIititern ent''ss
ZEN min, I'm lie in bic 6dnoe beg Wol'
tes su leoen. Die QIeite TetroItte
8eiinnunq oe9er RpoIspeIt beItebt au'
Ssiten beg GrobtopituIs. Gut oie'ss
/ hat, BON feinen Stanopuntt aus, ausr
/ 8runb, Rcciepslt gu baI'en. Gr hoi
oamit BEN 2lnFaro oemaht, oos 0roB'
tdpitol benz GeIebs gu unterper'sn UNI
1T Der entit;ecenen Gn'i6t, oaB not
lreitere 8eIebe erlaHen tpsroen mlnsH
bnmit ous 0olt 8u Ieirem Rette a''
! lnnot. U}dn rpiro oaher teIn Wtttte
uno tein 0elo ftonsn, um bic republt
taniIhs Qurtei ppn Nep gDort. Die I'D
unter bic Fibrung bon RooiepeIt os
iteQt bot. gu itIoaen. Taour6 iol
Quh Toft psrnihtet uHo Die oIt
Stanopntterei rpieoer hergs'tent frtr
ben. Iitts pdre trrieer ols Die In
nubme, oob, trenn bic nsmotrdttId
4artei ben Grfol9 oapon trdot, ooml
Der Wieoertehr Der Stunopatteret Dol
oebeuot nirhe. Wiro Der 7Fortitr''
in Der repubIitani'teu Qartsi iibe,
punben, 10 feet aud Die Stanooatte
!: rel in Der osmotratiihsn Vorts
5hatTG6Iid bat bas umerIt1ntIt
/ Grpbtapitol Ii6 bereits ieirsn Banner
trGoer uus1siutt. Gs 1T bog lei
Nnrerer aIs Goup. 5armon, Der bur:
; Neiour9 uno geruf Elm Frsuno ns
; Rorporutioren III unb bieie Gsiinnun
: ttnter her 5beDrie Der Stooscnrstt,
peIte bas Qanaoium beg 8roB.opl
; tols bitbst au perhergsn 'utt. =
tsrIih III ss beseitneno. bob 6armc
. uno Torotsr genau bic gIeiten 5bec
: rien pertreten.
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in ibrer urfpriinslihen Mnorbnuns am
goben, nnb als man ben reuen 6ds
fen pcrtc Gmpebotfe baute, erinnerte
man iid Der sstpaltiseu Steinmafen
ba oben unb peripenbtte lie bo5u! Wtan
Sdien gar niht gu ipiTsn, ipelde 9ars
barrel bamit begangen ipurbt.
Die iibermGbigen 0r0benDtrbdlts
niTe bes 5empels entiprahen sana ber
unbdnbiaen Qebensluit Der alten airas
aentinsr, BON benen Gmp.oofIss ioste:
sic leben, als ob iie morgen iterben
Iollien, unb bouen, aIs tpollten lie eipig
leben". Miraans, Der 6aupt9oebelss
punt nah afrita biniiber, erfrente iihI
beionbers CUR 3eit Der republisnnliden
9erfaFuns, bel ipadienbem Woblitano
elmer Observation-Disclosures, bic
nit polI.n 3ieen au senisben perItano
unb bennoh nitt, tpie bas Rom Der
aaiIerseit. ins Cater berfiel. Wlannlg@
fade, gum 5bsii rsht ersoblihe geis
ipiele iinb in olten Shriften erbalten
aebIiebeu. GO tpirb er5dbIt. bab, als
bes giircers 9ellius Iotter Soh5eit
belt, sinfah bic san5. Stabt gu 8aite
aeIoben mar (bie namolise Ginpobnsrs
sabl pirb auf 81 Bis 100000 Wens
Yhen aeihdbt); 400 Wagen aoaen i'm
Sohseiissus lumber. Spiele unb Jeite
ipurben arranaiert. unb obenbs ents
fIammten ouf elm bon Der Mtropolis
aeeebenes 3eihen bin 200 6oIsitobe 81
elmer erobartieen illumination ouf
ben umliesenben 6iiseln. Die Burs
o.r aniTibines batie in ieinem aeller
etpa 1000 yGT.r Wein li.aen. linb
tper geTuh aus elmer fremben Siooi
erpartet.. Der f6id.e feline S.lapen
mei!snpeit nit Giien unb Irinisn ents
aea.n. Sn sin.m Sauie. bas isiiher
ben Namen .TasShiff" bebolten bat'
te, mar Der lieben Sugeno Der gDetn
| 70 flor, su aopf eeiii.sen, eub BIZ
| iunaer W1nner elnubten. VaFaaiert
zines Itranienbsn Shifies su 'sin
pos untersusehsu brohi. I'm e 81
reiter, ipuroe olIer gaIlaTi iibsr Bort
oe,pcrfen; ba fIoasn grukn, gditen
GeiTel, Rubebetten. Shemsl. Geuhsel
uitp. ouf bi. Gtrabe hinaus. uno ea;
- Sdiff mar s.re:tet.
5ier ppr uns bat oas lsbtnsluitlo'
gtraads oeltaen, oas pinodr ot
.ftonfte Stabi berGierblihen" nennt
Das sluse ihrp.ift biniiber iib.r oi
ftoubissariinen syidhen Biz gum wlte
re, big ,u ben electromagnetic ainiel
Der aiiise bon Gelinunt uno ipeiter bti
sur Sniei gari,llsria. bic sttpa in be
Weite spiih.n Sisilien uno 4fri.I
li.st unb nur nod mi. Elm fsiner5trit
om Sorison. .rfheint. Damn fsbr
bos aus. tpi.ber suriid in bas fonnen
bei6i,nen., mi. 9empeliriimmern be
Ies.. 6odpIateou. Sier babsn lsbens
frnte Itarte Weniteu einen eIunsenoe
Ghonbeitstultus ostrisben unb. DO
unsebGnbist.m 1bdtia.siisbrana asls'
tel, rieIiot 8oupentmdler errihtet. bi
Sobrtaufenbe niht peripeben ipnnter
Seute flimmeri bns Sonnenliht lib.
, Der GinDbe - nur bort. biht on eel
tlsinen pieriGuIia,n Jemp,Isdhen, oo
Gopallori aufrihisn lieb. iauit bic 81
Ienbobn nit 9iiisrn hinunter gum 5o
fen, unb eemahnt on bic neue 3eit. b
!: Iih bier nit p.rIhollenen Sahrtauier
J BEN kriibrt. Wlar Wenti 10 | d.
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Stimmt fur y. g. Gomonbicn, 4an'
oioat fir SamiltDn Gonntp AuOiter.

- Gin Mann BON 9oiion perfenbet
unt.r bem1ii.l -yours for Wore Wos
nsp" cine grodiire. in ptl4er er In
oerlodenber Weiie idilb.r!, pis man
eura fsin. s}irma D;pietnben BON
minb.ii.ns "a Yrooent pro Jabr pers
bienen lam. Gr ih.int aud tpirslih
Dumme su finpen. bic ibm auf ben
Geim sebeH.
- Cine !xrbs bon sshn aiikn ges
rietb bi.i.r Gag. in timer gioermiihle
in Rodsburg. ". g.. an eiuen NIT
4epfelsWaiidx sefiilltsn 9otti4 uno
'prat benz Snbalt NIT fol4tm Gufto
Su, bab Iie einsn Ranonenruui4 boz
pon!rusen, beTsn Miriuna fib In oIs
lsrbanb aapriolen bemerlbor moh!e.
GbnIi9 tpie bel einem beN6isn Wens
ibsn. Hadbsm iie cine Weile idpdns
isgo umkrgeiponber. iporen. fonien fie
su goben. Sbren G0pfen applisir.e
Gisumfhldse bradten iie i4lieblih
ipiebsr Su iih. bod mahten iin ale
3sihtn fhiperen aosenicmmers BEL
ibnen er.enntlid.
Sobn 9. Rodefener Fat feline
alie 6eimiidtte in glspslanb. g., an
cine 4nitnlt aur aurirurg BON 1runs
tenbolben ptrmisibet. Die iibrieen Be-
,pobn,r oes fafbicnabltn DiftritiS finb
bariiber bod entrii!ist.
- 5iir al. 4rten Gport. ipie pfers
btrenn.n. Sdieben. Jifdxn. Josben.
pferN sGusitelIunstn. 6unbesNuSittls
unssn. polo. Sadifabrten etc. tperben
| in 0robbritonnien idbrliH etipa 49,
250.0O0 pfunb Ct. ausseseten.
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gluf f6rdg gen Giiosn gsneister
G6ene, BON ettpa 10 metern50he Iangs
fam biz gum Weers abfIa6enb, iiegeH
bic Sriimer Der alten Staot Spraius-
2luF Der b66itsn Grbebung troBts einit
bQs Sort gurpelos nit ieinen flint se>
maltigen, mahipen sSsitungstbiirmsn
benz ndbnoen Seino sntgegen. Von
bier aus sosen iid bic Sdusmausrn
uno WGue in elmer Geiammtlange bon
27 ailpmetern um oas gan3e Ylateau
berum unb ma6ten Spratus 81 eiHem
uneinnebmbarsn plabe; iie umIhloFen
auber Der eigentlihenStabt audi tpeite
Streten bes fruhtbarIten atsrlanbes,
bas in gelagerunes5eiten rubig bsbout
unb abeeerntst rperben tonnte, 10 oab
Spratus nidt einmaI uussubungern
mar.
6eut lieet nlI.s in 5riimmern.
Weeilentreit iinb bic SteinmaTen
perftreut, unb bic i.Bten Reite ber
Wauer bes 0ionpfios, bes 1prannen.
ber mitGirenee uno alugkit bieStab,
gu ibrer sefiirAteten uno DieIbtiuunz
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Yon Sprafus bis afrasas.

Die grummer bes alien SDratus. -
Die Rei.e Der Wtaueru bes Dionps
Tioa. - Geftidtlide Grinnsrunsen.
- Qtraoas. -- gefabren Der Jors
id]er. - Die Ruinen beg Sunotsns
pels. - Die GebsnsIuI. Der alien
4trusentiner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-31

Man 1T Der 4niibt, bab
Die GeitGits iih bebeutsuo bebsn Iperz
ben, psrn bic WahIen poriibsr iino.
8as bdrgt aber buOoH ab, nelder
Yartsi Der Sieg 3uFdlt. gsbaltsn Die
Eepublitaner bic aontrple i'm ann,
sreB, oann 1T ane rngspibbeit per>
fdpurben, snn has programm 1T
eenuu bstannt. Der prdiibent pirb
eire an5abl 5arifparagrapben unter,
br.itsn. tpelde bic gu bod angeIestsn
3Due ermdbisen. 3us IhusSollneri'
fte prinsip pirb jebod gepahrt bleis
ben. Tenn buB bic nHeritnniIde Sn.
buitrie unp arbeit nidt pOais ihuslos
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06
The Cause

A Cold is caused by a sudden
check in the circulation of the blood;
commonly known by a chill or
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06
THE. WORLD LISTENS
that will be welcomed by all people who contemplate buying AUTOMOBILE

The popularity of the Ford car is easy 10 explain.
The Reason why can be given in very few words.
The factory is in position to do business on small
profit.
When Henry Ford built his first automobile, he
realized its importance as factor in the progressive
business life of America and he determined to build
motor car that would have the largest demand from
ALL the people. He knew that such car must be
light in weight reliable in construction inexpensive 10
maintain and low in price.
From that memorable day in 1908 when the FORD
MOTOR COMPANY was organized, there has been no
halt in the march of achievement Ford has been
doing things" every day-working to one purpose:
car for the people with price the people can pay.
To fully achieve this purpose FORD cars must be
made in such large quantities that small margin over
the cost would produce satisfactory profit Contin
uous quantity demand could only be assured through
quality
To establish this quality, there must be specialize
ton and organization to accompany inventive and
mechanical genius.
The Ford Model 7 has met all the demands of
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FOR the most part preached, not free
trade, but moderate revision OF sched-
ules. Democratic candidates like Foss,
baldwin Wilson, and Dix are StdhdllS
before the people not as free traoefs
but as downward revisionisis-
Much has been heard in TINS cam
paien of big business. which has long
had a powerful hold OF the Republican
organization. shifting Its support over
TO the Democratic party and taxing =
firm grip on that party Dec because II
feared longer TO trust the Republicans
in view Of the strength Of the insurSenL
movement in the Republican party. II
that is being done, Il Is In the race u
the fact that the DerocIatic party VIII
go into power pledged 10 lower tariffs
OF course. there are many who take
The view that the great special inter
ests are fighting for the Democrats TINS
year in the expectation OF getting Con-
gress deadlocked ana thus preventing
important legislation
Governorshlps Sure.
Aside from controlling the House, in
dications are the Democrats viii cap
tUre a number Of important governor
ships and Legislatures, as well as nu-
merous minor State Offices. \ Demo-
cratic gain Of from six TO nine in the
senate of the United States IS prooa-
BILE.
New York, New Jersey. and Massa-
chusetts as well as Ohio look Demo-
cratic on the gOvernorship- Iowa even
is not safely Republican as 10 govern
or. Connecticut has a close tight and
so. have New Hampshire and Rhode
Island. North Dakota and Wyoming
have stin governOrship fights and may
90 Democratic
The surprising overturnng OF me
state O. Maine where the Democrats
carried governor and legislature and
! raptured two Congressional districts.
1 mas caused Republican nervousness all
through the East. Nor are the amazlng
/ changes in the Fourteenth district IN
NTassachusetts last March or tiir reyO-
I Iutic:i I'm the Rochester district in New
York state forgotten. The feeling or
/ the part of Republican campaign man
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ayers that there may be an undercur-
rent, the strength Of which they cannot
fathom, IS pronounced.
Effect of Landslide.
The admixture of Presidential politics
in this campaign has added greatly IN
the interest felt In IL. With President
Iait candidate for denomination. his
friends are fearful OF the effect OF a
democratic landslide His Cabinet Of
ncerS nave appealed to Ohio voters to
stand by me Administration and NOT
give II a black eye.
The New York contest IS being
watched by the whole country because
OF the supposed effect Democratic victory
VIII nave on the fortunes Of Roosevelt.
hooSeVelts critics believe Democrats
success In New York would put him on
the POLITICAL tobOgCan slide. They think
II would eliminate him as a 1912 probabiI-
lty. II was expected when Roosevelt re-
turned from Africa he would be nror,{-
hent IN politics But no one then fore
| saw mat ne would get mixed I'd In the
present campaign. not only In New
YORK. but IN other States, as he has.
Will Keep Up Fight.
Roosevelt himself says that II beaten
IN this fight he will keep I'D the war and
the probabilities are he will do 60
i nat would be in accordance with bis
record and disposition His rres+Js-c
may suffer from Democrats victor, 4,
New York, but it would fan far sbor.
or eliminating him. Indeed. there q p
some among them Mr.. Root, who think
democratic victory in New York rnder
{ tile circumstances would bs,a .,ra-.tI
/ the opposite effect
Inc notion that Roosevelt has lost bi,
| grip on the West is hardly tenabIe I'm ~
ilsht OF ms recent reception in Iowa
Nor Is II clear just how Democrats VIC,
I tory in New York would help NJ Tai
though some OF his supporters seem ~
think so But there is no evidence Mr.
Tart IS himself Of that opinion
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HIS WIFE A DANDY,
HUSBAND ALLEGES
Divorce Asked by Illinoisan Be
cause Better Half Will Not Dress
to His Taste.

STERLING. H.. Nov. eff Mrs.
James Conklin will wear a hobble skirt
and the latest and costliest thing in
hats, with a few hundred dollars worth
Of furs 70 warm the chill air that seeps
in through silk-open-work stockings. her
costume will be accepted as an answer
TO the divorce suit filed against her by
her husband.
Like Chantecler when he saw the
Pheasant Hen, Conklin says his wife
is a dOwdy. She just will not dress
like the other women in the neighbor-
hood, Conklin complains in his petition
for divorce. For two years, he alleges,
he has vainly importuned her TO buy
new dress and she has declined on
the ground that il is TOO suy.
Conklln tells the court hat Re is en-
ibarrossed by the way n s VIE d -esses
/ or doesn't dress. Just wh.- he should
be so wrought up over his wises unwill-
| ingness to trick herself out IS not
/ known because another allegation OF
/ his bill is that Mrs. OCnkl!n has de
serted him.
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city and country life II is the family car of pleasure,
the fast car for the busy business men, the reliable
day and night for the doctor, the dependable car
on the farm-all because of its being built to til
practical mission car should be, filling all around
Sevice-a car for the people, and at price they care
to pay 1t is light in weight, yet of giant strength in
mechanical conStruction-a car of Nanadium steel
From the beginning all FORD efforts have been
concentrated upon one model Concentration is fixed
principle with Mr. Ford in order that perfection of
product may be had. And so throughout the entire
vast plant, in every department every man and every
machine is busy on the production of this one model
The ideal FORD Model was attained in 1908.
Since that time there has been little change in its de-
sign but continuous refinement in mechanical con-
Srucion each year bringing the Model T nearer the
perfect automobile.
The factory is going to make the FORD Model-T
indefinitely All the necessary experiments have been
made and paid for. We have built and fully equipped
the most complete automobile manufacturing plant in
the world All has been paid for from the profits
earned on the business of previous years