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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
BROOKE COUNTY
MAN ROBBED OF
ENTIRE SAYINGS


PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. 1s-Mike
hertsz' OF Brooke county. w. Va,
iost every cent he had in tie world.
saturday night. when he fell into the
Eands Of two mon. who. It is said.
worked The old game of lost pocke,.
DOCK kertsz. unsuspecting. AMI han.
py that he had roll OF sis1 in his in.
side pocket. arrived 1t .he Union STA.
uon about II O'clock. He was on bis
way 10 New YORK. where he was 10
JON his wife. who f. jus. coming
over from Russia. lie stroIled about
'he station while he awaited the dc.
parture OF his train and he found a
pocket book" Examining II. he dis.
covered large sum Of money and
Just as be was about TO stow (, away
WIN MS savings. IL is said, A. Jago.
uSh ana another man, unknown
came along and accused Kertsz win
haVlhg taken their money. In the
squabble which followed. Kerts, is
Said 10 have been robbed Of his mon.
ey' Jadoski is being held az the cen.
'raI police station until his accomnl,co
can be apprehended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
WHITMAN WILL
CONFER WITH
SCHEPPS TODAY
Expected 70 Meet the Keynote Of the
Famous Rosenthsl Murder at
Albany This Morning.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-Interest IN
the ROscnthal case tonight ceniered
IN the projected Interview tomorrow
between Distric; Attorney Whitman
and Sam Schepps. the man believed
10 hold In his keeping important 80.
crets connected with the murder and
the surrounding craft which will do
much toward clearing up the case
Schepps is expected here early tomor.
row.
One other important development
Is. II j. stated that Cornelius G.
Hayes. the denoted police Inspector
who h. under cahrges Of failure to
enforce the law in respect 10 disor-
derly resorts In his district. viii be
invited 10 call upon the district at
torncy and talk over the situation.
" was stated tonight that Mayor
Gaynor who has charged 81 500. 900
graft annually has been collected for
protection 10 newsdcalcrs. Is pre-
pared to substantiate his declaration
that Aldcmanic was responsible for
tcontinusd on Ninth PageD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
LITTLE TOTS
.CREMATEDIN
THEIR HOME
PET DOG KNOCKED OVER
KEROSENE LAMP ON TABLE
Father Made Heroic Effort to Res
cue the Imprisoned Chill
dren, but Failed.

NEW BRIGHTON. Pa, Aug. IS
Three children were burned to death
and both parents seriously burned in
fire this morning caused by the ex-
plosion of a kerosene lamp which had
been upset by a pet dog when IL
leaped on a table for a piece OF meat
The Dead. q.
Edward Leroy Taylor. aged six
months.
James Taylor. two years.
John Taylor. four years.
The Injured.
Stanley TaSor. aged 80. father OF
the children. cut about the hands and
arms. burned about body.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor. aged 30.
the mother. seriously burned about
the arms, face and back
The dog. st. Bernard. was the
faithful guardian OF Catherine Tay-
Tor. aged :. who is suffering from to
berculosis. and who slept in the yard
of the Taylor home at 1903 Seventh
avenue. The dog was burned 10 death
in the kitchen while endeavoring 10
arouse the family and save the chill
dren.
The family was in bed. but Mrs
Taylor heard the noise OF the expIo-
sion and the barking of the dos
She believed that something had hsp
pened 10 her sick daughter IN the
yard ard dashed out the front door
Nothing was wrong with the SICK
child. and the mother opened the
kitchen door. which had been clesed
by the force OF the explosion. :
sheet Of flame enveloped her and she
ran screaming back from the house.
The Children's sleeping place vas In
7he kitchen. The father. with his
bare hands. broke open a window
tgto fae room where the children
were being roasted 20 death. but the
flames leaped out. The father en-
deavored TO crawl through. neverthe-
less. but neighbors prevented him.
The fire department extinguished
the flames. 4 hole was cut through
The wall and the children removed.
Close 10 the children was the half
burned body OF the dog.
The children were buried In one
grave this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
MEXICAN JOAN
OF ARC ROBS
CITY OF JUAREZ

JUAREZ. MEN. Aug 1s-For a
lew hours today. a Mexican Joan OF
Arc was dictator OF this town. With
ten rebel soldiers marching at the
leels OF her horse she rode up 20 the
police station and disarmed the pro
9isional chief Of police and six OF his
men. The rebels rode away mounted
On the policeman's horses The vo-
nan fearlessly entered stores and do
handed and received provisions and
hen at daylight che rode out Of
own with her admiring followers
She is said 10 . the wife Of Colonel
AFRO Alanis. rebel commander oper.
ting around Palomas
n IL believed that she has gone 70
DIN her husband after her raid on
his town. which is unprotected but
or a few police Installed AZ the do
)arture of Orozio's men.
Dressed in khaki riding suit. and
ffing a white horse. the Young vo.
ran dashed her horse through the
oVn. collecting the sfraggiers In tho
ebel ranks. Her raid on the police
tation was an utter surprise Tho
'oiict meekly surrendered their arms
Tonight "a guard ~ ~ citizens.
Imsd with au manner of antique
sespons. ia patro.'ing tho streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
LAKE STEAMER
AGROUND NEAR
BUFFALO N. Y.

BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. 1s.-The
steamer \. r. Stewart carving n
cargo OF 100000 bushels OF wheat for
Buffalo mills. ran ashore at Sturgeon
Point. 2u miles west OF here early
today. She Is resting easily on an
even keel and can be foated after a
part OF her cargo has been lightened
she carried no passengers The crew
remained on board
The weather was heavy al the time
both rain and fog obscurIng the south
short line. The steamer was running
at reduced speed when she struck
and although II is a roclSy shore. tho
bottom Is completely smooth and her
hull probably was not badly damaged
The wrecking tug Mason was dis
patched to the scene She was un-
able 20 move the Stewart. however.
and returned to Buffalo this evening
for lighter The captain OF the
Mason reported that unless storm
blows up the Stewart will not be bad.
~ damaged.
DETROIT. Mich. Aug. is-word
was received here early tonight that
the biz Detroit freighter. A. Z. Stew
art. carrying a number OF passengers
IN addition 10 heavy grain cargo. is
aground In Lake Erie not far from
Bunalo. The report said the vessel
II on rocks and her condition is n
serious. She was bound for MIL
s5a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
CARNIVAL OF
TRAGEDIES IN
WEIRTON W. VA.

sTEUBENvILLE. o.. Aug IS
Saturday night was one of tragedies
In Weirton. W. Va. mill town across
the Ohio river from here.
Kenneth Thomas. In drinking coffee
used a cup IN which tho family had
prepared corrOsiv" Fuhlimate for
wound dressing iif is in a critical
condition from Tho poison
Hood Thornton quarrclcd Vith an
Italian on train and WIS stabbed
AZ tho station Later number ~
Italians quarroled and Dominick Puz.
larrI was shot sevcn times. dying in.
sfHnfy His assailanf escaped
Bort Agnew and his wife quarreled
and their aor Fred. ff picked ur q
gun m defend his mofhtr 90 shof
his father in the stomach The iatfcn
100 die
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
BOLD RAFPLES

ATLANTIC CITY. y J.. Aug fs
Not daring 10 awaken her husband
Tor fear that ho might he shot and
Killed. Mrs Walter p Klemm. vie
~ Philadelphia hankor or 'heir
summer homo. ~ Chelsea. lay awake
early today and watched burriar
steal iewciry valued af more than
5000 from a dressing table ln her
room
She had awakened % 500 tho hpre.
Tar. discussed r''h a white siIk hand
kerchicf drawn over hia face. ronov
ing The contents ~ her Jewel case
The intruder vas holding n large re.
volver in his hand md Mrs Kiemms
hrs' Thought was Tor her husband O.
safety
The same burglar is believed to
have entered number % other
houses In the fashionable residence
district Of Ncntnoor and Chelsea
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lhat the newspapers already had un.
dertaken
VIII you aErce 10 receive and
transmit subscriptions 20 the Demo-
cratic National committee the Repub-
hcan and Progressive National com
mitfces7 The letter continued
speaking Tor the Democratic Nation.
al committee ] would not ask you 10
act Tor one unless for all This must
Do patriotic service 10 the public
and NOT 10 any ono party. enclose
copy ~ a letter from Governor VIII.
son on This subject. just received
The letter from Governor Wilson.
dated at Sea Girt. y = Aug. Il and
sddres ed to Mr McAdoo. reads.
To bring about the election Of a
president through campaign financed
b. popular subscriptions. would be- a
distinct and gratifying triumph am
in hearty sympathy with every effort
ihaf NAV contribute % such result
The idea back Of tho proposed oontri.
hniors movement IL thoroughly com.
mcndahle and ] hope that you ana
yotr associates vii push 10 and maize
~ an effective instrument for the n.
ia'nment % 90 praiseworthy an OBJ
icct
VERY sincerely yours.
tsignedJ WOODROW WILSON,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTORS ARE
STILL HIDING
WILL BE FORCED TO
PROCLAIM CHOICE
Many Happenings During the
Past Week in Politics in
Little Mountain State.
Charles Brooks Smith.

PARkERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. is
There have been happenings the past
week which show that the boys. who
play the political game have gotten
down 10 that serious stage when no.
body dare turn his back on the lack.
pot even 10 expectorate. There has
mt been any going around the table
for a raise. the brass band and fire.
WORKS stunt TO amuse the common
herd are done away with.
Comes the announcement Of no
Progressive party candidates for
state and congressional offices; the
hight OF the Huntington Herald Dis
patch TO Armegeddon; the flip flop OF
the Sistersville Review from a con.
fession OF faith" to the Academy of
Political Science OF which Woodrow
Wilson is the principal: the injection
OF Watson emissaries and cash into
the Bull Moose herd in an effort to
get them TO run amuck on county
tickets. with an especial regard for a
third party legislative ticket. which
effort has been successful i'm at least
ono county. Tyler. and probably will
be In others. where victims are quite
numerous and easy: the dispatch OF
confidential letters OF inquiry from
Bun Moose Secretary II. u. Buster.
at Charleston. 70 find out whether. II
SUCCESSFUL. Republican legislative can
didates Will vote for a Progressive or
Reactionary for Unuited States
Senator. and letter which Is thought
10 bear upon an ambition that lies
close to the heart of Exalted Worthy
Potentate Of the West Virginia Order
OF the Bull Moose Ex-Governor Daw-
son; the quiet activity Of that husky
uplifter OF the general welfare in
shaping up the electoral ticket: the
lContinued on Ninth Ea1al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
I'M
PENNSYLVANIA
LIGHTNING STRIKES
MANY RESIDENCES
hundreds of Birds Killed hy
Wind StOrm-Streets Flood
ed in Washington, Pa.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug. IS.-A
small cloudburst. high wind and eIec
'rical storm caused thousands OF dol
iars worth OF damage here early this
evening. Three buildings were dam.
aged by lightning. The telephone
IRE alarm and electric lighting sys
TENS were put out OF commission in
sections Of the city. Streets were
Hooded almost instantly in the south
ern part OF the town following the
cIoudburst. In some places the water
was three feet deep. More than "a
large shade trees were blown down
The residence OF Samuel Barnard
on Highland avenue. was struck by
lightning In the same spo, twice
within three minutes. Mr.. BARNARD
was shocked by the first holt hui
was not injured seriously. Mrs Rar
ndrd declares that she suffered from
severe tooihache as result OF the
second shock. Fire followed tho first
holt. BEFORE the fire department
could be summoned the second holt
struck. causing a brilliant pyrotcch
Ach display. Dazzling crooked darts
Of fire cracked through the air for q
distance OF 100 feet from the house
The damage 10 the house Vas slight
The residence Of Attorney n. u
Hughes. on South Wade street. was
struck by lightning and slightly dam
aged
The building containing tho edito
rial rooms and publishing plant oi
the Washington Record. on East pine
street. was also struck
Hundreds Of birds nesting i'm tho
row Of poplar trees were blown IN
the ground and killed. The pavement
~ This point was covered with dead
birds
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TINE wEATHEH

dr..rr John Hoffman. living 6esf
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fha fr
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rtN NH.H happened have
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f nHre ffr frI.sr ard Iarrr
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f fri fHH fI. COUNT ,.Yrf
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rIfI- Y.ff'lF t faU af.r fhi. dan
stretch f. a..E s4-E
sad aasldrrfs ~ me future.
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STEALS JEWELS

SEATTLE Wash AgF o. Wrs
Harriet p Hairt. a aea.fhy widow ~
liosfon. eas robbed Iafo nst nirht oi
hanfhag containing irueiry valued
90 from 5000 to $1,000 af OBJ. Cana.
dan Pacific wharf ou tho arrival of
ftr steamship Princess Charlotte
from victory Two hours after tho
r0hhrrF OBJ" police arrested Patrick
Mcdonald. and fhr h1r and contents
Hrrn rrfDrnd f0 ffe Owner
Tho robbery took plarc a. Mrs
na.'h paa calling Tor u tarIrab fo
take Dor f0 her hoie McDonaid boz
a'of rIHf fhr handbag belonged m
Due ffD iin aid Thar ~ haf Iusf
arrived FROM -an Francisco. and that
I.s rif' would Do" hero to morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
CONGRESS WILL
HAVE BUSY WEEK
IMPORTANT LEGISLATION
WILL BE ACTED UPON.
Expected That Congress win
Adjourn For Summer Last
of the Week.
Senate Will Not Override Any of
the Presidents Vetoes
This Session.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s.-Impor
tant legislation that must be acted
on before Congress adjourns stands
to-day as follows:
Panama Canal bill. before the Pres
ident.
Legislative. executive and judicial
appropriation bill. approved by the
House and now before the Senate
with provision abolishing the COM
merce court
Navy. sundry civil and army appro-
priation bills. In conference between
the two Houses.
General deficiency appropriation
bill. before the Senate committee on
appropriations
Indian appropriation bill. confer
ence report pending in the Senate.
Panama Canal Bill.
While adjournment is expected this
week, the date is generally conceded
10 depend upon the Presidents atti-
tude toward the Panama Canal biH
and legislative. executive. judicial ap-
preparation bill His veto OF the lat
ter measure last week was based up
on its provisions for the abolishment
or the commerce court and the estab-
iishment OF a seven year tenure in
the civil service; and the House has
again risked the veto by passing the
measure with the commerce court
provision in it. The Senate will de-
termine early in the week whether
II VIII endorse the measure in this
form.
Will Adjourn Soon.
Leaders OF both Houses are conf.
dent that the remaining work on the
overdue appropriation bill could be
disposed of in three days, were tho
contingencies of the Presidential veto
removed. The President has made IL
clear TO members of both Houses
mat he docs not favor the free toll
provision of the Panama Canal. buzz
ne mas not as yet asserted purpose
10 veto that measure. Thus far Con-
sress has not succeeded in over-rid-
ing any of the Presidents vetoes and
II Is not considered likely that either
legislative appropriation bill or the
Panama Canal bill could be re-passed
by two-thirds vote IL vetoed this
tCont:naed on Page Nfuel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
TERRIFIC STORM
SWEEPS MICHIGAN

NILES. Mich. Aug 1S-Two mon
are known 10 be dead and property
camnEe 10 tho extent ~ MANY thou.
sands Of dollars a. the result of a
terrific rain and electrical storm
which struck Niles late Yesterday and
RACED continuously FOR - hours.
Train service on tho Michigan Con.
tral road 10 and from Chicago was
wrecked. and N will be Monday be-.
fore trains vii he running on ached
ule. Othcr roads also sustained dam.
age. A number of freight cars were
washed into the ~ Joseph river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
VERMONT FIGHT IS
CLOSELY WATCHED
REPUBLICANS HAVE A
STRONG CANDIDATE
Final Arrangements for the Noti-
fication of Governor Mar
shall Completed.
Roosevelt Returns from New Eng.
land Visit - News of Ma
tiOnal Politics.

MONTPELIER. VT. Aug. 1s.-The
campaign for the Vermont state elec
tion. September 3. the first in the
country previous to the Presidential
election will swing onto its full stride
this week.
The Gubernatorial. contest in Yer
mont Is a five4>sided affair. Republi
cans. Democrats. Progressives. Prohi
bitionists and Socialists esch have
candidate. In the two CongressIon
al districts there are several aspir
ants for representative
For many Fears Vermont, by reason
OF her early state election has been
looked upon as more OF less of a
political barometer.
The Republicans, this year, are led
by Allen VI. Fletcher. a prominen,
business man, while the Democratic
candidate is Harlan Il. Howe. a
young ST. Johns lawyer. Progressives
are following Rev. DIR. G. NJ. Metzer
Governor Wilson's speech az Sea
Girt yesterday Colonel Roosevelt said
Interested him. largely on account o!
what the governor had to say abou,
the Progressive party. The colonel
chuckled at the governors statement
that 1t was discomfort with the old
parties which had led TO the form.
alton of the Progressive party. as
well as the feeling that men have
gone into blind alleys and come out
often enough
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COMMITTEE TO RECOMMEND
SEATING oF LANES HUGHgs

-iff.fI iHaraf.h fo ffe fnfeiursn-sy
WAsliiNGToN. u g.. Aug Is
mo House committee on eiecfiona .ul
fnmorrou 90 through The formalifr
of reportinE me Hughes WILEY comics,
caee to no Iiousi ~ Representative
NJ" committee unanimously reports
fh1f Mr Hughes is entitled ~ his
-"af which action vas determined
several months aEo ConEreaaman
'ovinFton. ~ MARYLAND. Who wrote
fhc report in fhe case. said tonight
. am dtiiEhfcd thaf can give Nr
Hurhes clean btu ~ health He h.
clearly and beyond all doubt entitled
20 bis seat"
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Wilson Returns.

SEA GlRT. y. j.. Aug. IS.-Gover.
lor Woodrow Wilson returned tonight
from his Sundays retreat ready for
a week OF campaigning. Tomorrow
he will address the PIattdoutcher
Volkfest Verein Of Union Hil. y. J.
at that place. and on Tuesday will
speak at Trenton at the annual out
ing or the Democratic league. Wed
nesday the Governor will attend the
annual parade at Asbury Park. y. !.
Jos. +. Davis. National committ-e-
man. OF Wisconsin. saw the governor
tonight for short time Mr.. Davis
leaves tomorrow for Chicago 10 open
the western headquarters.
Notify Marshall
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aue IL
Governor Thomas T. Marshall will
be notified that he is the choice OF
the Democratic party for Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States at 4. O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. and the event is
expected 10 bring one of the mos.
notable gatherings of Democrats ever
in indianapolis
Thomas Taggart. National commit
teeman of Indiana. will give a luncn-
con at his hotel for the distinguished
callers Tuesday noon. and this will
be followed by a parade Mr. Tag
CART Will introduce Judge Alton y.
Parker, OF New York. chairman OF
the notification committee. who will
formally notify the Indiana governor
OF his nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
FOUR GIRLS RUN
DOWN BY B. & O.!
EXPRESS TRAIN
Were Walking Down the Tracks And
Stepped From Path Of Freight
Directly In Front OF Engine.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Aug. 1s-
Three young women were run down
and killed by II. e. q. passenger
train AZ Frostburg near here this ar
ternOOn and a fourth was so badly
hurt that she will die The women
had been out walking and stepped
from an approaching freight train
into the path OF the passenger The
bodies ~ the four we're hurled 10
either side Of the track. where they
were picked up later
The dead
MRS. OSCAR SCHNEIDER. oriand.
Fla. who was visiting her former
home In Frostburq.
CARRIE WEHNER. aged 27.
JENNIE SCHNEIDER. aged q.
BESSIE WILLIAMS. aged g.
Edna Raley. aged %. was crushed
about the head and injured internally
TINE WEATHER
WAsHIHoToE. Aug. is-roreeast,
ONO, western Psnbsyfvauia-Unsst-
usd weather with probably local shovv
rs hondsy ana 1nssday; light variabis
wss, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v..,n.,
Tuesday.
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tcont.nasd on Page Nine.)
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

One of the most dangerous diseases in
the United States is that of appendicitis,
especially if the victim is worth hundred
thousand dollars but if not then it is not
only not dangerous, but is simply the stom-
ach,
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13
VOLUME XIV, NUMBER 80

Angeles, who says he will put Darrow on
trial January 9th next, then the citizens
should recall him at once. He has no more
chance of convicting Darrow than snow
ball has of flying through hades, and he
knows it, but he is too bull-headed to ad-
nit it.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

General Sickles is not only in imminent
danger of losing his war souvenirs and
other personal effects, but his shortage
with Uncle Sam may cause him to likewise
lose his liberty
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

Washington has been SO long in the
wholesale divorce business that a deputy
county auditor wants the legislature to
make it possible for the state to operate
matrimonial bureau No, kind and indul-
gent reader, the damphools are not all dead
yet.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

No. dear reader, we are not prepared to
say what would happen to the editor-in-
chief of the Times if r. H. Thomson should
again take charge Of the city engineering
department of Seattle, but we have our
suspicious that the insane asylum would
soon have very distinguished patient
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

A Rockefeller heir hopes to become a
baseball star and gives good evidence of so
doing One thing is certain, if he does, he
will add greatly to his granddad's ac
cumulated millions
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

Temporarily, Carnahan's ''private post
office" was moved to the county Jail, and
Carnahan is wiser but poorer man.
Uncle Sam does not think that "cOmpeti-
tion is the life Of trade
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

When the Times would have you believe
bunch of rich New Orleans men jour
neyed all the way from the Crescent City
to the Queen City just to see society
production composed of lot of giddy girls
you know it's the old old story: "Saw it
in the Times? Dam lie
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

'The Colonel" enjoyed love feast with
the bull moose herd in Chicago the other
day, but he wisely decided not to visit the
Idaho herd.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

Within a few days more the elements
will be pretty well represented in the
journalistic world of Seattle. There will be
the Sun, the Star, and the paper that con-
stantly barks at the moon
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

If Dr. Roberts can teach foreigners to
speak English correctly in a half hour, he
could make a fortune by operating in the
south couple of weeks.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-12-13

There is more in the answer to the ques-
tion, What is a stable government
"When the party in power uses horse
sense, than joke, but if that be true,
then for the next four years Uncle Sam
need not expect to have stable govern
ment,