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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
husiast.

Spry gave the address Of
q Utah. In his talk ne spoke
onderful development Of the
movement in Utah during the
years. He gave concrete ex-
the work which has already
'uplished by the spending OF
y. He told OF the work done
Weber. Box Elder, Utah and
I<1es and OF the large force of
Engaged IN building the high
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
MORGAN STOPS THE
STORM INST TANTLY
Continued From Page one.)

(Continued From Page One)
tee Will probably tackle the rccalcit-
rant secretagy again tomorrow.
you recall very distinctly, J sup
pose began Mr. Untermyer, when
MIR. Thomas had taken the witness
chair facing him, "thc stirring days
of the panic Of 1907, don't youi'
"Yes. ! do, snapped the eager Mr..
Thomas.
"Do YOU remember the days that
call money was exceptionally night
"Yes, [ remember it was high. I
don t know for fact for ] was not or
the floor, but / was told that it was l0C
on October is, 1907. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
b ROADS MEET
! GREAT SUCCESS
Ing OF Third Annual
mention in Logan IS
Largely Attended.
EGATES ALL HAPPY
from Six Interlllountain
les Discussing Vital
+oblem of Highways.
BY w. D. RISHEL.
staff CORRESPONDENT.

\. June l2.-The city Of Logan
N in her Sunday best TO well
4 horde OF good roads boosters
Vooped down upon her today.
4 welcome. flags. bunting and
. Of electric lights decorate the
|nd buildings Logan streets and
1unty country roads were never
ID q condition as they are today.
r OF critics has invaded the city
|3n has spent weeks In fitting
3 TO show her appreciation of the
h which this army is working.
re packed. but Logan is caring
IIBfors through the help of pri
LENS who have opened their
D them. IL is good roads week in
nd Logan is prepared.
11t K. r. Sherman OF Euhl, Ida.
1resence OF 800 accredited dele
|rmally opened the third annual
3u OF the lntermountain Good
1Bociation. The seats were oc-
; delegates from six states. Utah
umbers. Idaho came second and
Is scattering delegation from
Montana. Wyoming and Colo
, the seats and gallery enough
d persons were assembled TO
czowd 10 a full thousand,
rogress Made.
\ gathering of good roads boost
Eopd roads builders and clearly
ted the fact that the good roads
n has reached such gigantic pro-
hat nothing can stop It's ad-
|L President Sherman said:
|pening OF the conven tlon far
M greatest expectations. There
doublc the number of delegates
ats that there was at the con-
II Pocatcllo a year ago. Yet
urcd thet tomorrow there will
ny more, which will make this
record breaker, and we are
words OF President Sherman's 6
i've n description of the feel
1pse assembled here, who are
~ walk of life. They are men
proud of theIr past efforts IN
and willing TO make further
- time and money 10 bring
EVOLUTION in the country high
Good Roads band a special or
formed by citizens OF Logan
music during the convention
/td, following the calling Of the
10 order. The Invocation was
,6lshop Anthon Anderson. This
"a by a solo Ivy Miss Irene Hen
Governor William Spry OF Utah
rBt speaker,
thusiast.
Spry gave the address Of
~ Utah. In his talk ne spoke
onderful development Of the
movement in Utah during the
years. He gave concrete eX-
fhe work which has already
uplished by the spending OF
XV- Hp told ~ tho work Jppe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13

June 18 Is the Day.
Eagles outing, Lagoon. Fare Csc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

The skirt, as you will see, has
the new front opening. 1t is circu-
lar in form, and the right side is
fastened over on the left with large
Lray buttons The deep tuck just
below the hips is one OF the little
touches that mark the latest gowns
l particularly like the coat. Its
front edges are shaped to match
the front of the skirt. This gives
the fashionable cutaway effect. The
revers and collar are Of robins egg
blue velvet.
The fur on the sleeves. the boa and
the muff bands are OF gray fox
The coat is lined with blue, and so
is the muff.
The muff is ono OF the smartest.
1t is of bright green velvet shirrei,
and is, you see, the newest shape
This touch Of green is very effect
i've with the gray, think.
The hat is simple to degree. 1t
Is medium in sizs, Is OF gray
velvet faced with black The
feather is vari-colored. and there Is
no other trimming.
In the middle picture I am show.
ing you one of my episode gowns
This is made OF peculiar shade o;
deep pink, the shade that is found
on the under side of ordinary mush.
rooms. The coat is severe and
gives, as you will observe, the new
wide,hip effect and narrow shout.
ders; in fact. that is TO be the
next feminine outline. The tight
mgh-collar skirt and mus bands are
Of chinchilla,
The coat is untrimmed, aside
from the two dozen buttons that
fasten it and the low pockets that
are bound with green satin. The
muff is shirred and has a facing OF
velvet. The hat. Of the velvet and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

chlnchilla. is one OF the smartest d
the small shapes.
The hat shown In the first pic
ture is Of velvet and / sealskin.
The turned-back brim is about SIX
inches deep. The only trimming is
the bunch of green and brown qulllS
on the tip of the brim. This gives
a very dashing effect, and is apt
TO be becoming to most women.
But to lay aside hats and gowns
for the moment. let me tell You
Of some of the blouses and small
flxings that take so important
place in every well-groomed WON.
ans wardrobe, and incidentally
make large hole in her pocket
money. | always urge my clients to
wear sheer muslin blouses. rather
than chiffons and silks.
For personally-as have always
tried to make quite clear to you in
my articles attach the greatest
possible Importance to the little
things" of the toilette, and even
and indeed. specialization a
woman is wearing a severely plain
:ailor suit would wish her to intro
duce ia bl.use or unGerSiip or belt or
he some n'irely and alluringly
feminine to. so that in the very
contrast thee will be added piquan.
cy for both. Imagine, for example.
a blue serge coat and skirt; perfect.
~ plain-and also, let us hope. per,
tectlv cut-worn with a shirt blouse
of white lawn; as fine ct, handker.
chief. with a crepe do chine scarf.
also deeply but rather more brightly
blue, loosely knotted beneath the
polo collar, while for the rest it is
just as plain as mans shirt. But
because it is woman's-and a
dainty woman's at that it's filmy
semi-transparelc,' Is softened with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

seIIonS OF Falenclennes lace, and
Its wide encircling banding. just oe.
nea'h the bust of soft roseate satin
ribbon with a high-looped bow tied
over the heart Or, perhaps. IN.
stead OF the ribbon, the little bodice
VIII be nothing but a softness OF the
Iaintly pink ninon and the ivory
Nnlte lace, the fastening being ar.
f&hged--and carefully hidden-ac
me back so that the front is left
iree ior the undisturbed adornment
OF half dozen tiny bows OF folded
ninon. But both bodice3 will-if
you take my advice-be alike in the
one important respect of being made
with short kimono sleeves. inside
winch the preservers can be at.
tached so that, however flmy the
blouse Itself NAV be. these neces.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

to the ribbon banding on the cor
sage. another threading can be in
troduced-with delightful effect-on
the skirt just beneath the hips and
again above the transparent border.
ing OF lace at the hem
But such contrast demands repe-
ttion as a reason for its first intro
ouction and so for an under-bodice
alone keep to pink ribbon on a pink
background, or else II white be used,
you can either have blue or pink
whichever GU prefer.
AS matter of fact-and as prov.
ing. the new importance of this mar.
tfcular and once private item of at.
ure-some OF the latest and loveliest
olouses are being made with the
prettiest Of cache-corsets IS a per.
manpnt addition Ana ar tAe 46es
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

ls distinctly good che, will give
you such details as will possibly
heip you to achieve something OF the
elfect-without all the expense-oI
tne original and somewhat costly
Farm model. First Of al, then. the
blouse Itself as presented 10 the
public - ana admring view is
dainty affair of white chiffon, close
ly clustered tuck8 forming the yoke
and shoulder pieces and being on,
closed within pipings o! white
satin, while also of the softest satin
is the deeply down-turned collar
which ends ii. nn~anr III f.crt at
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23
Showing In The Millinery Department
The New French Fur Sets With Hats To Match
Atlanta

i've we nave from Ele Mon Of 20 East 10th New York those excu
1 y are EXQUISITE truly Parian We would like them
mutt large loops up the bottom and caught with mole buckle
sorO nd turban
Crnkled of
the mutt edged with bands skunk the plated
bof
gray crepe de chine the hat little n with outstanding bm and
with band OF skunk old blue the
attractive is this with
cloth neckpeCe dof
American beauty to deep old
And still another striking hat and of chinchil
No who them wonder that hey areso
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

charm. There are Ionser SEM
transparent m undersleeves OF plain
chiffon. piped with satin So Faf-
emnbatica.ly so good-don't YOU
lhInk so?-but there is more ana
still better to follow, for complets
inning of white chiffon is added anu
made beautiful by many insertion
stripes of lace. while INSIDE Inas
again (all three tilmy taorlcs pens
united in the one waist oand) tne.e
comes tho aforementioned cacns
corset which is made entirely o.
cleverly shaped insertions ana DOT
dnrinoS of lacM
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

either side OF a cen
trail band of tuck.
ings studded with
tiny satin buttons
and edged with ruff
aings of Valencien.
mes lace. There ars
a certain number Of
tuclls, too, at eacn
side to get a becoT,'
ing suggestion Of
fullness: while then
The oversleeves are
Uordered at the
elbow with encir'
cling tucks, but 50
that that that par:
of the arm which IS
ordinarily. alas
not the pretties;'
may be softened in
IN an appearance o,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23
BY Lady Duff Gordon
("Lucile"
= ELvET is. after all. the one

J ELNET Is, after all. the one
knows she must have to be
happy Other fabrics may be as
expensive. but nothing else will sat
isfy the feminine heart bent on a
reception gown but velvet, and the
more silky it is the better
have created several unusual
demi toilettes OF this material that
are very beautiful and yet exceed.
ingly simple in design. am show
ing You this week a gray velvet
costume that, while plain, is dressy
enough 20 wear to any afternoon
affair The shade of gray, by the
way, is one of those clear grays
that have nothing of the mole in
them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

sary, but not at all dec
orative additions may
never give a hint Of their
presence. And, as you
must know, it only too
often happens that their
outline, every inch of it,
is Immediately and I'm.
mistakably and hideously
obvious.
l love. too, the delicate
contrast of pale blue
satin ribbon as threaded
through the laces of a still
more elusively pink ninon
or charmeuse. but I only
use and recommend this
when an entire under.
robe Is being arranged,
as then, In addition
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

7 ADY DUFF-GOKDON, the
famous Lucille" Of Lon.
49, don, and foremost creator Of
fash ms il the world, writes each
weeI the fashion article for this
newspaper, presenting all that is
newest and best in styles for well
'ressed women.
Lady Duf-Gordon's new Pan,
establishment brings her into close
ouch with that centre Of fashion.
Lady Dulf-Gordon's American
establishment is at Nos. 81 and 80
West Fifty-seventh street. New
York City.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23

the faintest pos
siNie plush from
the inner CACHE
corset Of flesh pink
ninon. with its
borderings and in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

StulHull~ ~SltnIl llultu III pluuYIluj
beim Snf. .zReg. 0raf Dsrosr, a.
Rbein.) go. 30, in Saarlouis.
Der & tfer oil eine neue
Sa4t erba Item.
Berlin, II. NoD. Der Murinez
Stat, Der bem aei6stag iofort na4
feinem Wieber3uiammentritt unters
breitet tperben foa, tpirO, ME beute BE-
tonnt gegeben purDe, etne erite Ser
fDilligung bon 100000 Start fir
Den 8au elmer neuen Safer Sa6t entz
balten. 8teIe Iou iofort auf 8iel gsz
Iegt unb bis gum 5riihjabr 1915 fer
tiageitelt tperOen.
sSn elmer Dem Stat 6eigefiigtsn
9entidrift greiTt bus Rei6sz zWurines
amt auf bic fur6tbare v5itanic" "z9az
taitropbe 3urid unD erttGrt, oaB bic
Seefdbigfeit Der .6o6en3ouern" unges
nigeno lei uno feline 8arantis fir Die
Siher6eit Des &aiierS biete.
Die neue 3aiierzSudt ptrb nit
dGen eroentli6en GrrunQeni6aftsn Der
mo6ernen 5s6nit ausgeitattet percen
uno Elm WunDerpert Der DeutIten
S6tff5bautunit biloen.
0eutite uno irou30iiid {
Siit3iere iptonireH
in Z el glen.
q nmur, 8elgien, II. 9touember.
@eIfe Qluimerfiamfeit Der fran30ii.
icbe Die ser Delttide @eneralItab Den
8efeItIgungeu Relgiens ihentt, Dur-
oe ourdy Die ploelide, Id)Dere Or
traUtung 0e5 SberiteH FtquarO pom
iran30iiidlen 8eneralitub betaunt.
IS bat iid berau5geIteut, ouB Bt.
duaro unO 0rei anOere otItingutrte
Jremoe tiir3Iid beobadtet purOen.
ais lie lan9e 9lutontObilfobrteu in
ser ltngegenO bon 9tamlr nachtcn,
nobel lie nit Sliie non Stobatarten
Oa5 Ierrain ganau ItuOirteu. 5ie
murOeu pon Ser belgiid]en Gebeim-
poli3ei inSgebeim iiberDadJt un0
IdlieBlid) nuh i1ren 9tameu Qeiraqt.
Us Derurludlte elne n1ft Gerln8e
Seniation, ais es lid berou5IteQte,
0aB rs promlnente frn150tid)e 8ene=
ralItabsoffi5iere ieteu, Die nod bur1
Die 8efunntmahung erb0bt nuroe,
oaB Dor einem Wtonat idon ntebrerc
oeutid)e Stobsoifi3iere OasieIbc Ser.
rain itllOirt mo Die 9cfeitigung5=
nerfe beiiftigt hottcn. 9Iuh hotten
lie OIL DIE 9enobuer Ser llmgegeno
3ablloie 5Sragen gerihtet.
Silipinp 0empnitratio io n.
manila, II. Ropember. 6ier
fano Wrntag cine einbrudsDolle De-
monItrQtiou CUR Jeier Der GrudhIung
Wpobrop WtIfpn's gum 9rdiioentsn
per Der. St1aten ito:t. litDer 10000
1Siliptnps 1ieiien 'eino otoBe parI3e
ab, GER ii6 erne MafsnreriommlHr9
uni6IOB. Sn Der Yaraoe purben
Banner nit Der Snihrift rSofortige
llnub6dngigteit" qetragen. Gmilio
4gutnalbO, Der friihere SnIurgsntenz
Fiibrer, srI6ien gum eriten DIAL ieit
LANCER 3eit pteoer in Der SeffentIihz
felt.
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Jn(anO Ie(egrup6
Der 8.ti6 alter 8rpar re-
itQntrt.

Der 3 : I 6 after 9rnQn re-
itgnirt.
8uibington, .. g., IL Rop.
Charles page 8rpun, Der Ser. Stuuten
8otI6dftCr in Sapan, ihidte am
Montag bem grdiiDsnten Saft feline
Rsitgnution ein, Der lie nur ungern off
8eptirte. Serr 8rndn puroe por etniz
ger 3eit hei eirem 5dbrunfuQ in Saz
pan fhn:r perIeBt uno tat iih INNER
nod nidt er6pIt. Gr CAB bies ais
8runo fir feline Reiignation on. Gr
befinoet Ii9 ieBt in GImburit, 81, in
Ieiner Wo6nung unter dr5tIi6er Be-
banolung.
9etstmniBpolIer Moro.
8sorgetopn, ST., II. gfop.
8as GebsimntB, pelhes oas 2(uffinz
ben Der 2eihe eirer unioentifi8irten
Stalientrin umgtett, ipeld)s bon pieIen
0olnIti9en Ourhbobrt mar, bat nod
ni9t bon Der poli3ei gsI0it tperoen
tDnnen. 2eBtere psrmutbet, baB Die
Soote Die Satin zines gepifen gfic=
coccin Irmitinu lit. Der Isit singsn
Sogsn permibt pirb. Die Goronersz
llnterIudung, peIhe um Montag
itattFanb, 6at niht8 Neues gu Sage
gef0rpert. Der Coroner Bat Die Gr=
flGrung abgsgeber, bab na6 Ieiner9(nz
ii6t Der bprliegenoe Wtpro nit oem
6ruuenmpro inStratforb nibt in Ser
binoung itebt unb ooB Die 2eite niht
in einem Softer hterAer geIGafft
tpuroe.
Die Grnte in S6io.
bus, g., II. Nop. Ginem
am Wontug per0fFsntli6ten geritt oes
4derbepartements 5ufolge tpiro bic
oissidbrige Waissrnts in Sbio 100
Prpsent bon elmer normalen grnte be-
trogsn; Die Gualitdt Der @eiaenz uno
Roggenernte betrGgt SO 8rosent.
Die .8artpffelernte I'M Stuate Iiefert
einen Grtrug BON 112 9u. PRO 9lcre,
poer 11,594,9 ,902 8u., bic QIfalfuz
Grnte cine iolhe 'ppn orei Sonnen pro
acre unb 83,711 Qcres poren nit @lz
falfa bsitellt. 3udsrriiben ergaben II
Sonnen pro Icrs, i'm GanssE 81, ,s43
IonnsH.
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GeutIfe uno fran5DiiIde Sffiaiers
Ipioniren Bel ben bslgii9en
Seitungen.
Die 8aItanz Situation.

Dien, IL. Hop. DAB binnen SUR
gem bier ipi6tise Gnti6eioungen nit
8e3ug auf bic 8altan Situotion gs@
trpffen tperoen, gebt aus ben bdufigen
9luoiensen berpor, bic Der Winiiter bes
Qleuberen 9ruf gerttolo bel benz Rat=
fer 5rans Soiepb bot, Der audi msbree
re apnferensen nit bem ariegsmlnls
tier uno benz gbef bes 9eneralitabss
Der Ditsrreidild ungariihen Irmee
fotte. gu btefen beoeutungspolen
&onfsren5en tommt nod, baB Der
1bronfpleer Gr5b.r5oe 5ran5 5erot=
nanb in Bubapeit eingetroffen 1T, BON
ipp aus er ii1 mad Berlin gum 8sfu6
bes 8ailers Wilbelm begeben tpiro,
unb baB am Sonntag Der prdiioent
bes buIsarifden gbseorbnstenbauies
Or. Ooneip, cine untsrreoung nit osm
Grafsn gsrhtplo unb ipGter audi nod
cine iol6e nit bem beutihen 8otftaf=
ter in Wien bate.
Man elaubt, oub Or. Donetp, Der,
ebe sr 8uIsarisn Derlisb, bon oem &oz
mig ferdinand empfangen purbe, uno
Bel Der OurhreiIe burh Serbien ou6
BON bem aOnig peter in gelgrao Der
lleberbringsr bon 9prIdldgen 1T, Die
auf bas Werlangen Ssrbiens nuh Ell
mem Ssebafen am lbriatiiden W2eer
8e5us baben. Wlan gluubt aud, oaB
er ermddtist lit. fpe5ielle 8ersinbaruns
gen nit Seitsrreih llnsarn nit Be
aug duf bic SntsreHen 8ulgariens uno
Die Mnipriids Rumdniens gu treffen.
Die bieiige Sonntag@ unb Wontags@
5eituns fabt bic Stsllungnabms Seit.r@
reid : llnsarns Der Baltan Situds
tion geseniiber pie folst SuIammen:
Seiterreih perlongt: 1.llnbsIhrdnt<
te Ja5ilitdten fir isinen 9anbel nit
ben Wdrtten i'm Orient, unb freien
6unbslspertehr nit Saloniti.
2. Die Sntesritdt bon 4lbanien.
3. Shus fir bic politiIhen Snter@
eRen Seiterreih unearns burf bic
Gtabliruns enser 8e5istungen su Ger
bien, untsr MusidluB jsslihen politi=
fhen Mntasonismus.
A. Gntfhdbiguns fir Humdnien.
8ubapeit. IL. Iop. Der upes
fter Qlopo" iagt. baB in einem ssnierz
pielp 5ipiihen Or. Danep, benz Draft
benten bes bulgariihen Mbeeor bnetsnz
bauies, unb benz 0rafen gerhtolb alIe
ipiffigen Jragelt nit 8esug auf bic
9aHantriiis er0rtert fpornen ieisn.
Die 3eituna iast. bic Mifiion pes
Or. Danep betpetie, baB bic bulguri-
iten Miniiter ernitlih bemiibt feien,
Zen SntereHen Seiterreih@llngarns ees
rehi su nerben, unb fiigt bann binsu:
.Sofort nacb benz SdluB Der Jeinbs
feliateiten tpirb cine NeuDertbeilung
bes ercberten @ebists ftattfinpen milf
fen. Gs 1T baber pon teinsr 9ebeus
tuns. mas ieber Der straightforward
iebt i'm Beiib bat.
8frIin, II. Nop. Die bielige
preie beirahtet Die burh bic MafIsns
e,fplse Der 8aItanitaaten unb bic bros
Eenbe 6nltuns Hublanbs aeI6uffens
Gituation i'm biiiteriien 2ihte, aber
bic bon Der Resierung xrlaiene grtlds
rung, bab bas Neinltdt hes 8eiuhes
hes itolienifnen Miniiiers bes Mus=
irdrtieen Warquis bi San 0iuliano
tsufan6ioe Giniossit ass Dreibauo'
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Sir Sbio: griibes Wetter an.
Dienltag; Regen pdbrenb Der ytoht
unb am Witttpoh. aGlter am Utltt7
mod, Siioneittpinoe, bic na6 yaoroen
nmfdlaeen.
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Charles Yage 8rpon, Der Ser. 8ot.
idafter in Sopun, 6at reIignirt.
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Gas gsor08ebetmniB bon George.
toDn Gonn, nod ridt geI0it.
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Gie Jortifritt3partet blet6t uuO DirS
eine permanente Organization lem.
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5ardIlbares eiIen6a9nuIlgluG.
3tpet Sitge 29 meiien
ttDroltdb npn Sieiu Orleans
int SuilGiipn.
Vier5ebn Berinnen - 5 @eiBe
nno nenn Neger - get6otet.

llno ungefGbr 90 mcbr ODER peniqer
ld]ner GerleBt.
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Cine GrfIarpng Don Gol. RooiebeIt.
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Reihe 9runbbefiber |
Merito Qlliirte Der
Sapatd 9anbiten.

Sta bt Merito, IL. Npp. Die
Regieruns, I'm 9eiis bon 8epsiisn ba=
fiir, Dab reid)e Sdn0beiiser i'm Staate
Wsorelos unb in nnoeren 9easnben, bic
prn ben 5apatiftiihen 9anoiten iibsr=
Iauf.n finb, bic 3apatiiten findn3iea
unterftiisen, bat am mpntag cine oraz
itiihe aampuene begpnnen. inbem iis
Qablo Gscanoon, einen friiberen @pu=
perneur Don Wprelps, Der tpGbrenb oes
Dia3 @Regimes cine prominsnte Rplle
iDielte, Derhaftste. Sgnaeio be Ia
Tprre, Der Shlpisgeriobn bes @snes
reIa ppsfirio Giaa, auis Garsia pis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

9ie Grnte in Sbto.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

GberbunOesgeridt5 gntI6eioungeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

WuslanD-S elegrapb
Die Oellerrei6Idc Re0ierun0
Eritt Ser6ien sesenii6er fef
anf,
llnb erflart, oaR cs tpeSer Als
bamien, nod einen 6afen
am Moriatiihen Meere
erbalten fOnne.
SeIterr.id pirb barin BON Stdlisn
isIt unteritiist.
9eutiblanb uno 8ulgarien periuhsn
auf Serbien einaupirten.
0umit ss nit ieinsn JorosruHgen
nahldBt.
Der aampf an Der 1idatalja airts
bat bsgonneH.
Die tiirftihe Hegierung erleioet I'M
llnterbaus cine Jtieoerlage.
->3>
Wirb a6er bapurh nod ni6t 5ur Esz
Iisnation 9e5pungsn.
-~X>
Heiher GrunobeiiBer in Wtertto une
teritiiBts Die 3apatiiten.
Seutife uno fran5Diiide Sftlolere
ipioniren BEL ben bslgiihen
sSeitungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

Qeutnart- 9iebm itanb urfprIngliA
beim Snf.zReg. Graf Dsrosr, a.
Rbein.) Ro. 30, in Sadrtouis.
Der Satfer ioll eine neue
q n n Q r n n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

Reider GrunbbeiiBer in Wterito uHe
teritiibte Die 3apatiiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

Wirb absr babur1 nod ni6t 5ur Hs@
iisnation se5pungsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

GIepeluno, o, Il. Roo. ---
Sin Wtann, Der nah Bapieren. bic dr
ibm eefunoen purben, +. WiiIlsr au
hetben iaetnt, bat ii6 an etnen5rudt=
ipaggon in einem 9ola6of in biefioer
Stabt erbsntt. Der Wearn batta Ten
Strid an Der 8remfe iiber benz DAD
zines MasSoaS 5efsi.ist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-03-21

There is only one Grain Cleaner.
The Fosston Automatic for sale by
Chambers. Call in and see it.
Buy Keen Kutter tools and have
the satisfac ton of knowing you own
the best. Edwards & Mcclellan.
Insure bumper crop by cleaning
and 81. lIng your seed wltha Foss-
ton Automatic Tanning Mill. Cham
bers. We have one i'm stock.
just Arrived! just Arrived! This
seasons newest designs in wall paper
at the Malta Drug Store.
Sincerity Clothes are not "hand-
me DOWNS" They are made by
high class tailo rs and are absolutely
guaranteed. Edwards & Mcclellan.