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Evening star., 1912-06-02

Warren 80. viii be hard to beat. The
Warren in an official contest held in
Oakland. Cal. last March, made 12.ioo
miles on the first sanction. There was d
brief stop to remove waste from the
gasoline. and on the second sanction the
car made I,So1 miles. The victorious
| Warren is a car that sells for $500.
The following 1912 Ford cars were de-
livered during the past week: Touring
cars-J. w. McChesney. T. b. Behrend.
{. NJ. Carson. Charles r. Caywood. Mrs.
NJ *. Holland Henry J. Auth, Allen r.
iiowisop, the NJ. c. Mitchell Company,
Roadsters = William NJ. Dousal. JOAN
Simpson,. Torpedoes-J. c. Schmitz, Ar
thur Carr. Hyattsvilic, Md. Delivery
wagon-.J. II. Wilkins.
A 1872 R-C-H runabout was delivered
Thursday TO Charles Stein. with full
equipment.
Word has been received from Freder-
icksburg, Va. that the canvassin- com
highway has raised $50 600 g The $io1a5o
aimed at It is expected that the entire
sum will be raised within the next Few
days. Tomorrow a number of residents
of that section. including State Highway
Commissioner Julien 2 Wilson and \. w.
, Westgard, field representative of the
American Automobile Association. will
leave Richmond for this city over the
road to determine the best route between
the two capitals.
! \ i =
The consent of several property owners
along the prospective courses for the
Vanderbilt cup and Grand PriN automo-
bile races il Milwaukee next fall. il is
announced. are all that stand in the
way of selecting the course for the big
race. According to Bart Ruddl, the COM
.nittee is now tracing a woman who
owns property along one Of the prospec
.lve courses and who lives in Germany.
There is no enc in this country VINO has
tho authority TO speak for her. Several
ether property owners are being searched
Tor.
This unforeseen difficulty may result i'm
q change of plan. and II is stated that
the fifty-thousand-d dollar offer of the
Evening star., 1912-06-02
Advised Today by
100000 Users

Some ZUU, ,OUU motor car owners
are today advising No-Rim-Cut
tires.
They have tested out, in the past
few years, over a million Good
year tires. They have proved our
claim that No-Rim- Cut tires cut
tire bills right in two.
They have told one another.
Now these patent tires by far out
sell auv other tire in existence.
Evening star., 1912-06-02

Mitcheil-LeWis Motor Company is being
seriously considered. This offer stipulated
that the course should be so located as
to pass the Mitchell company enormous
plant, in the outskirts of Racine.
AS soon as the course is selected the
work of putting ii into shape Tor the
races will be rushed by ten crews of high-
way laborers under the direction OF an
expert highway building superintendent.
The work Is to be completed by August
l. and will cost from $4,000 TO $4,000 TO
complete.
Studebaker EMF 30 touring cars
were delivered last week To +. o. Knight
and j. F. McCarron; roadster to A. T..
Scbastin, Flanders delivery cars to
Evening star., 1912-06-02

morrow 10 consult with q. +. Cowie, local
representative.
The trip is one of the periodical taken
by the officials of the largest Individual
manufacturers of motor cars in Indiana.
III is for the purpose of consulting with
their representative 10 learn how the
Cole is giving satisfaction and investigate
service cond tions.
This car is constructed on advice re-
ceiyed from Cole agents and owners.
One of Mr.. Coles strongest arguments is
to have all of his engineers listen to the
owners. From Washington the cotorie
go north.
:. x
The Touring Club of America arranged
i noval entertainment in Lord MontaSu 5
Evening star., 1912-06-02

Brooke & Harry and John III. NaSruder,
and Flanders suburban to Mrs John
Hay.
Bob Burnan. driving his 3ao- horsepower
Bitten Benz will be an attraction In ad-
dition there will he Cyrus Patschke Luis
Meneghetti. Paddle Padula. Hughie
Hughes. Billy Knipper Louis Nigrelit.
Herbert Lytls, Harvey Ringler and the
Kline team.
Luis Meneghetti will make his frst
American appearance.
The races will be started promptly ar
30 pm. each day. Only cars complying
with entry requirements will be allowed
~ .nnfi lod on Gc,t 4
Evening star., 1912-06-02
HERRESHOFF.

THE LITTLE THOHoUGhBRED.'
All The big car luxury, executing size. at the
small price IhinS Of the small tire
p.nse JIM tires. aud ~ twenty live miles to
The gallon Of gasoline; also the three miles 10
sixty miles per hour without changing gears.
y. NJ. X. GLAMOUR, liI2 q ST. u.w Main
31122; North log.
Evening star., 1912-06-02

Continued on Seventh Page.)
Evening star., 1912-06-02

Final preparations are being made for
the national nonstop run for the Michi-
gan state far trophy, which will start
from the Detroit fair grounds September
16. Detailed information has been sent
to A. G. Bachelor, chairman of the
executive committee Of the American
Automobile Association, that the con-
test can be under the direction of that
Evening star., 1912-06-02

official body ana thus. if records are
made they will be official
To make a worlds nonstop record,
however. a car will have to go some, 70:
the present record. recently made by a
Evening star., 1912-06-02
1919 Oversize

No-Rim-Cut Tires are 10 per
cent over the rated size. That
means 10 per cent more air-10
per cent added carrying capacity.
And that, with the average car.
Evening star., 1912-06-02

A 1872 R-C-H runabout was delivered
Thursday TO Charles Stein. with full
equipment.
Evening star., 1912-06-02

The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany of Akron, Ohio, has now sixty-siX
direct factory branches in the United
States and Canada
The Goodyear company occupies up-to-
date and elaborate quarters in most of
the large cities where its branch houses
have been established, and a uniform
plan of construction has been adopted
both in the exterior and the interior.
Evening star., 1912-06-02

Our 1912 Tire Book. based on
- years Of tire making, 10 filled
with faets you should know. Ask
Us to mail it to you.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-20

This cool weather is certainly
refreshing.
Greenwood will enjoy a fine
trade this fall and winter.
Mrs. E. R. Locke, Piano and
Theory. Studio at residence, No.
30l Market street.
W. L. Ray, of Malmaison, and
Arthur Ray, of Carrollton, were
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. F. r. Austin will return
home next week from a visit to
his father at Cambridge, Md.
Our clever friend, j. H. Ruscoe,
was over from Hemingway on
business the first of the week.
The Commonwealth has the
best advertising patronage of any
newspaper published in the Delta,
Miss Houston, a missionary from
Cuba, was the guest Of Mrs. VIII
liam Irvine i Few days the past
week.
Mrs. C. f. Baglen and children
haye returned from a protracted
visit to relatives and friends al
Madison, Ind.
Mr.. j. Gearhiser and family re,
turned home last week from a de.
lightful visit TO relatives and
friends at Waldo, Ohio. q.
Col. Albert Aron, representing
Edw. Holland & Co., of Greenville.
has opened his cotton office al
Itta Bena for the season.
+++
Mr.. w. G.. Plummer, a promi-
nent Jackson citizen and cotton
buyer, is in the city with a view
to opening an office here.
Miss Pearl Atkinson, of Kocius'
ko, has been the guest of Mrs. f
B. Smith on Market street, leav'
ing Monday for Senatobia.
Mrs. j. B. Rovenhorst and chill,
dren have returned home, after
visit of two months to relative:
and friends at Newport, KY.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-20
NOTICE.

For Sale A bright, clean, up
to-date, best kept stock of grocer
les in this city. Strictly all cash
trade, but can be increased three
times greater if you take on week
ly and monthly business, Owner
has other pressing business call
ing all his time. For further in
formation and quick sale, address
this office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-20

Mail orders receive our best
care and attention. If you are not
pleased with what we send you,
return il promptly and get your
money back. A. Weller & Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-20


Trade with our advertisers.
Rub-My-T ism will cure you.
The city schools open Monday.
1T. Flanagan made us a pleas
ant call the first of the week.
Sumter Gillespie made a BUSH
ness trip to Vickburgs the first OF
the week.
Miss Bessie Creegan, Piano In
struction Studio, Stein Building,
Howard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Schlater, of
Schlater, visited relatives and
friends here Sunday. .
~ go -
Miss Dona Davis, of Memphis,
is the attractive guest OF Miss
Rosa Peltz for several days.
Gid Joiner, one Of the most
popular drummers on the road,
was in the city this week.
5or doses of 666 will break any
case of Chills and Fever; it acts
on the liver better than Calomel,
and does not grippe or sicken. Csc.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-20


Leon Stein leaves tomorrow for
Chicago to spend a week buying
fall and winter goods for the book
store of Leon Stein & Co.
Mrs. F. NJ. Aldridge and daugh-
ter, Miss Bette, returned home
recently from Chicago, where they
spent the summer months.
Mrs. M. V. Jones and Mr.. Tur-
nipseed, of Highlandale, were in
the city on business Wednesday,
and made this office a pleasant
call.
Mrs. Martin Marx and daughter,
Miss Adele, have returned to their
home in New Orleans, after a
pleasant visit to relatives and
friends here.
- 60 go
Mr.. M. B. Wales arrived last
week from Yazoo City and is in
charge of the staunch cotton firm
of w. T. Priestley & Co, recently
opened in this city.
Our friend Bill Yates spent his
vacation from the postoffice on
the Mississippi sea-coast, and took
in the recent PoStmasters' Con-
vention at Gulfport.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Purcell have
returned from Detroit, where they
attended the National Bankers
Convention last week. A most
delightful trip is reported.
Crull's Shoe Store has an at
tractive announcement to the
public in this issue of The Com
monwealth, to which we direct
the attention of our many readers.
Greenwood's city schools will
open the 1928 term next Mon
day. Every pupil should be on
hand the first day and get an ev-
en- start for the work of the ses-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Mounger
and children, accompanied by
Miss Gladys Gilruth of Yazoo City,
have been spending the past two
weeks on the Mississippi sea-
coast.
Mr.. j. D. Duncan, the capable
manager of the Greenwood Gro
Gerry Company, recently returned
from his vacation, which he spent
at different points Of interest in
the West.
Mrs. Will McConnico and daugh'
ter, Miss Willie, who have beer
visiting Mrs. T. H. Armstrong, re-
turned to Greenwood "Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. Carothers
Walden Medium.
MI. and Mrs. A. Bernstein have
returned home from Chicago ant
New York. Mr.. Bernstein Dough
a splendid line Of up-to-date hab
erdashery for his popular stor'
while in those markets.
Miss Carrie Gillespie is spend
ing a month with Rev. |. D. Bor
ders and family at Santa Monica
Cal., near Los Angeles. Miss Lul
Stoddard is in charge of the bool
store during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Young ant
daughter left Wednesday 10
Nashville and Columbia, Tenr
Their oldest daughter, Miss Eliza
beth, will resume her studies a
columbia College for the ensuin'
! session. .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Byrne re
: cently arrived here and are mos
CORDIALLY welcomed by The peopl
: of our city, Mr.. Byrne is wit
. the Newburger Cotton Co., and
, a young man Of splendid bushes
I qualifications.
Mrs. j. A. Morris left last Fir
day for Greenwood, where st
} will Join her husband, who PR
= coded her some weeks ago, ar
\ will make home there. They ha,
J the best wishes of their friends
s Water Valley Itemizer.
Mrs. Jennie Anthony, who hi
y been the guest of Mrs. Andre
{ Dahmer, left Tuesday to emit
, Randolph Macon college; 81
= was accompanied as far as Mer
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-20

Rev. B. F. Voolfolk, of Holly
Springs, a worthy colored minister
who formerly resided here, called
and subscribed for The Common
wealth while in the city this
week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-20

Mrs. 7. A. fBowles and son, Mas
ter Albert, of Greenwood, return
ed home last Friday after a cou-
pie of weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Water Valley and Orr
wood.
Running up and down stairs, sweep
ing and bending over making beds will
not make aNwoman healthy or beautiful.
She must get out Of doors, walk a mile
or two eyeSy day and take Chamber
lain's Tablets to improve her digestion
and regulate her bowels, For sale by
druggists
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-20

Leon Stein leaves tomorrow for
Chicago to spend a week buying
fall and winter goods for the book
store of Leon Stein & Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

licber Die bcutid)c Yreiic in Der
&cr. Stnaten cntbdlt eir ipeben be-
faint ge9ebcncr 9erid)t DeS Sunoess
Genius : Bureaus iuterelldnte itatis
itiidlc An9abeu. Sanah III Die 3abI
Der hcutiten 3eitunseu in hieiem
Eanbe uonl Sabre 1904 bis gum Sabre
1909 5tpar nm ad,t. BON 700 aui 500
5uriidgc9anaenL Die Girtnlniipn nbcr
D. i. Die 3abl Der N6onnenten bat lid
9anS Gclpnltia 9e6pben, unp 5ipar pol
3922.229 i'm Sabre 1904 auf H.
433 .164 i'm Sabre 1909. lin iibci
cine tnlbc Wilion nbcr 13 Yrnsent
bnr dlio Die 3ahI DER @cier Der neut
id)en 3eitungcn hicr5uianbc IN iiui
Sabrcn 5ltacnommcIl, indbrcnb Sic Mbs
IGbme Der 3nhl Der Srhlitntioncn mn
Gin Trosent 6etrd9t.
Die enaliihcn 3eitingcu unb Belt
iGriftcn ipIdJieu bn9c9eu al 3abI
,pGbrenb Der a%eununten iiinf Sabre
bon 20.o99 aui 20.146 ODER nm I
Yrp3cut. ipdhrenb ihrs Sirfulntipn Dor
142.441.06S anf 1~5l.477,293 ubcl
uur I'M 8 EroSent 9eiticaen III.
Sntereiidni iiuo Die an9nben aul
iibcr Die anSersipradigcu 3citunac,
beS Sdnbco. Die itnnbiuapiihc Yreiit
lit mt 3 YrpScnt IN Der GirtNlaiior
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Hseicpelt's GanSiSatur.
(Wiam merle lid bic beiben letten
SGBc.)

gSiliam 6. @lnBcod, @ouperneur
bon 8eit Tir9inin, bciuhte am 20.
Sanuar GrzY rdiibcnt Hopicpelt in
beiieu .Cutlpof" Office IN Nclp 0ort
unb fiiblte lid bemiibigt, Sreuuben
nnb Serihteritattcrn ~ge9eniibcr Die
llcberSeii9ung ais5uipred)en, baB Der
o&ornel" bod nominiert iuerbcn mir
81. a~Qerbinas, iiiste er bin5u, lei CT
nidt autoriiiert. I'M Namen 8errn
Mooiepelt'S al ipretcu, ionbcrn bnB
bas mn ieiuc nnmaB9cblife Wcis
nlIne lei.
8oupcrueur @labcod erfldrtc, or
babe rid)t Gol. Rooicnelt bcilldlt, bas
nit bicicr ieiuc Stclung beiinierc,
nod, I'M an i'm i'm Hamen bon anbes
rem Commencement 81 appcllieren. Or
piirbe nidlt 10 maBgebcnb fem, ia9te
er, @ol. Hooicpelt Goridriitcn 6l ma
den. lpds or 81 tbun babe. CT lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
SilipineS mnS fatkeliieke
Seemlc.

8erdDc in Ben relioionslpIen
pftentlidJen S6ulen, Die unlcre &c
gierune auf Den Ebilippinen crrid)tct
Bat, lerneu Die Seippbner ~unicrer
Sniels9eiisun9en un5uiricncubeit nit
Ano Wioerltduh gc9en bit ~pdterlide"
8esierung Snfel Snm's unb Bella
miren beute nit @ebiter; Deincrlei
mic leiht bns Soh ciner ircmoen
Wahtt ieiu mag uno rpic ianft cS nuf
unicren Shnltern rubt, cs it nidt
nurd) ci9ncn 8unih uub hurd| eignc
Soroerung unIeres Bottles ms quiz
crlegt iporhen mn oieicS fam burunl
mic inter ieiner 8iirhc gliidlid, lnh
5uirieben iein." Die &cbrer. lpelde
hie Silipinps III Die h0bcren 2cbrs
fdfer mn iii Die @eitittc u~nierc.
Sanoes cinlpeibcn. ipcrbel cs ia gan3
gut mcinea unb 8ulhcr aloubcn. ipie
aeidift Tic iino. ipenu tic Die iebr acz
lebriaen Silipinos Sd]iiIer ifDnc Be-
tlnmaiioncn bcrid9en lniien. bab tic
dber bnmit Den Stafcl Der ~llnSuiricz
henbcit III bcren Scclcn pilanBeu. be-
Denteu JIG niht. Tie piel bciicr III
"a cpdl bic chcnio ~9riinnlidc. abcr
peii pisfrctcrc Stnluna, bic ncn
Silipinos III Pen fathpliidJcn Stulca
3utbcil lpirD. no man ibncn blc Be
rehtiguug a%Dttlid)cr mic mcnidiid)er
Autoritdt cinirpit. @ir iiirebten,
baS jcncs iidn nod cinmnl bitter rdden
ipirb. Solhen Ehraieu geacniiber.
Die bel 8cbiter ia gang III Srbnuhg
geipeicu iein nroacm leic man einmdI
ole @r~nlubnuusen. bic Meo. Ybilip ID.
Sineaal, z. l., i'm oSilipino @eilcus
ger" unier Dem Sitel Nrienb 10 Srienb
Rem fiubIiden GpIfe bcs YbiIippincns
arfipels crtbcilt. Sencn ernlabs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

bnlnit 5ufricpcuL rag cine erobe Wicbrz
belt Der McpublifnHcr bon Wcit Cir
9inia Scrru Nopicpclt npininiert Icbcn
mod)tcn, nnb lei i%i6crSeu9t. odS @cit
%irginin cine gcidloiicnc 9tooiepelts
Delegation nlif Den Gbicngpcr Gonpcut
1d)idcn ipcrbc.
~8lanbcu Sic, Snb 9ol. G%poIepclt
nominicrt pirh?" fra9te man i'm.
ipcitcr aus.
"Nllcrpin9s glalrbc ib boa". anti
lpprtctc CT.
pllnb nlld crlpG6lt?"
Sd S%lpciflc fcincn IIigcn6lid oil
icincr Gr,udblunG. ipcrn or crit elm
NAL upntinicrt lit"
n@n3 babcu bic Siirgcr bon &elt.
&ir9inin gc9cu Srdiipeut Salts @ies
Der Nomination."
.Ginfa6 bic 49, ~u1'crc @ep1!fcrlmg
mill 9tooIcpeli."
r@enn Sraiiocnt Suit nominiert
,usroeu iulte, alanben Sic, nnF 8ouie=
uclt I'M Sntcreiic iciuer Grpibluug
tb1tig icir uiirbe?"
nNncrbiugc glnnbe i'd baS, bod bin
id) nllr olturiiicrt, in mcinem cigcueu
Ndntcn az iprcdcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
(Spe5icQ fiir hicic 3citluig.)
Neeetnals sic paeetpeit.

Sic Seinoc Ser billi9crcn lnS bcIics
rem Yafctpoit iinb lpicbcr cnnil9 an Der
Irbcit. Sicsmal linn es hauptiad,>
lid Die gngroshdnbler unb Sonficrc.
nclde bie gr0Btcn Mnitrcn9ltn9cu
madlen Dag auSihlicBlid fir lie 9cz
iprst ncrbc. Stott be6 ilhlihen Scfi>
sits, bas lid, nli piclc Miuipnel be-
5iifcrtc, bat bns YoitsS epnrtemclt
bieies Sabr cinen lleberihuS bon mebr
ais 100000 5u uer5eidnen - unb
oics troB bes piclcn @ebrillS 8eacn
Die Yoitablieferung auf Dem 2nnbc.
Tln mo6ten bic 9roBeu rcid)cu 8dlls
Ter, pclde tGalih Sunrcrte nnb Snlls
iciibe 8riefc %dbienben, baa 8ricfporto
auf eincn Gent rebuSirt Iobcn, ipeil
tie nIlein 9roBen Mllbeu DaruiS
5icben iuiirben. Sic arbeiten Ille
bdrmpniid %5uinmmcn. bcnn bic
nlalienbaft an Die SpngreBleute cinz
lalifenbcn Yctitionen babcn olc II c
unb. bieietbc Sorn,. @clin9t
e. Den 8elbprosen, 10 gicbt cS
itatt bes lleberid)ulics abermnl5 Gin
Seiisit unb Die @iniiibruug elmer &C.
rchten, biliseren Satctppit miro ipics
Der alii bic lnnge Sanf 9eitobeu.
Gs lit bpdj etipas S%hGnolidjeS ieitens
unierer gnnbesreaieruns, inbem iie
nns stuinst, fir Elm Enfet upn bier
Htunb, has o 5renunia rah Saut=
bile geidift Wirb, "a Gents Yprto SIT
entridteu, nGbrenb cin sleih idJpe-
res Yatct fir 4S Gents mad irseno
einem Srtc in GnslanS, Sranfrcid,
Seutihlanb II. I. ~. geihift perocn
fam. - (N. T.. Sedcr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

ccs" miftpcilt, bie Soften Der Sceleuz
rettung fdiifmdnniid) tabuliert. Sns
oia%napoliier Seelen iinb Die tbcucrs
Iten; lie itellen iif uuf $500 bds
Stiid. Damn fommt Neip 9orf mil
$545, Spiton nit $3.50, Scnper nit
1925, Chicago nit 1895. Ncn
Orleans nit SIS, nlb Itlnntn mil
S75 pro Scele." Vas mus bae fiir
Gin .Hep." icin Der Den @crtb Del
Seelcn mad Dem 0elbe cinId)dbt, Die
ibnl beren oScfebrul9" cinbrin9t?!
- q. %"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

HuiItttW StUitCstU wv BciHV uhS WI
DemcinoesaTe sablen. Sas lit unier
9rinsip unb uniere 9oiung.
oHiftigcr lit cs unb iueit 9ered)e
ter. luenn IQc bic gcmcinidnle Soit
traocn helfen", iasen Sic lueiter.
Nber bniiir lit ia aud binldualid,
Bel unicrcm Spitem geior9t. Sber
bleibt nid)t 9cnu9 unb ip9nr Die
Sauptiummc fir Nae ecmeiniam gu
be5dhlen: ipenn - mic p6eu nllgcs
beutct - ans Dem @cmcinbefonD Ole
Shulen unb Scbrcrz obcr Sflpc'ternz
fGllicr aebdut unb u%ntcrholtcn lpcrs
ben. lpenn fir ollie orurcn Sfiiler. no
Die Gltern bic @iittcl uidlt babcu,
Bidder unS io9ar Sfube mn alciber
geitclt iperben? unb iuenl 0aS DIT
groBe 3eii5it. baS On nod intncr sipis
ifen Dem cir9cnommenen S6ul9clb
mn hcin aussusdhlenbcn @cbalt an
Die SfNrciteru blcibt, aus Der Sc
mcinbctnNc ecbcdt ipcroen mlB.
Ins Sic Or idrcibcn bon ciniufrcn
pier ooppcltcn Stcueru (Sarcs) fir
Gitern, mein licber Sreuno t., buo
ocriteben mir bier i'm Siteu faum
ncbr. Sicr gibt cs mn incbr
Sieueru fin hie Yrieitcr, Die Yiarrer
uuo IiNitenten. lpenn Vie perionlid,
pber nit ibrer @enleinbe bon ibrcn
Siihpier beitcrert tperoeu iiir ueue
tpiIpieliSe anthebralen. iiir Selninar,
iiir aatbcbrntifum unb piele anberen
! Eio5cIms 3pedc. wabriheinlih aud,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

5urild9egdngen. Sic ilapiihe Dat sc
Yro3ent 8uscnommen. III ndnrIid boz,
662,9S7 auf 1,03S,274 in Girfulae
ton gspadicn. Dies bcsiebt lid,
hauptidhlih nuf's Yplniihe. Gro
Scrn @efpinn peiit Die itaIicniit1c
Rrciie nui. Die 3nbl Der 9lGtter
iprd)s Dol 80 auf 104 pocr s. Bro
sent. Die fran3Diiihe lit UNI II BRO
gent %geipadieu. h%nuptiddjIih in ben
NcuzG nglanbs Stoatcn nit ihrcr itetia
snncbmcnben cdnabiId, : iran3Diijd,en
Ginlpanoerung. Sie itulieniIdc Cir
filution lit nm 81 Yro3ent gcipnfien,
bon 310,450 ouf 500.475.
TuBcr Den 9%cnnnIten limb III Ser
Trciic Der Ger. Stantcn sic iolnenbcn
Sprdten nit cincr @eiammts Girfulas
ton BON 1,495.562 pertrctcn: Nru
bid. Nrmeniif, Gbinciiid,. Solldns
bid, Sinniid,. @acIiih (altz Sriib) .
8ricfiid,. 0aipniiidl &ebrGiid. Sns
bianeripraf)en. SapaniifL aoreuniid,.
Eprtugiciiifl. Speniid, SDriidl,
@clid, unb 9ibniid. Die Hereinafter
GtnGtcn linn Gin ipnhrea Babel BON
Sprud)en unb GoItcrihnitcn une c.
brold,i bier Niemdnb in's Nlslarp Su
achen. I'm frcnrbe Sprafen 81 crs
lernen. Toh Der cnaliiGen tpirb iea
bod Die beutid,c Spradt ais bic
poupifulturipradc in Den sebilSete
rem &rciien uno i'm Shnlire'en Der
Scr. Staoten audi in 3utunf! amer
FAINT blcibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
@ua n. 6. 8.

nliugen iiber Die @runhiGse bon Mutos
ritdt unb Gr5iebun9 fpcrben tiifti9c,
actpinenbaftc Siirser Ii pcm iunsen
@oltc MAIDEN. Die Silipinofrcibptz
ihule pffcne urb neritedtc HepoIutira
marc. ,Scrolb Deg @ldiibens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
,,S d.mapsspic" isn ,,frsefenen"
UerSsDaEsta.

Scpil5 gate. q. ,. = Be-
ante bc3 Scnipn Gonntp bdbcn cine
llntcriudwug Der @citunotbcilc cire5
9ciuiiicn SieS bc9pnlen ser Shunps
cntbnIten ioll ulb munocrbarerlpeiie
in Dem o%trodencn" Stnat rciBcnbcg
IbinB iinpct, iobnB bic Snbritanten
nidt gcnn8 oco toit!id)cn Stpffs bers
ltellcn fDnncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Billy SUNDAY

lit cin proteitantiid,er Yrcbiscr
lGnangcliii). Der hur6 feline ienias
iionelcn Icthobcn i'm ganSen Sorbe
pielc .tcfcbrt". 8ic u%reigentbiimz
Iih Der Ytnrm ieiu muB. fDunsn tic
aus iolecnber Seituuasnad)rid,t err
Icben, Gin 8ehielblait ihreibt:
~9icp." SilD Sunbap bat, ipie nSucs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

g. giebt feline Wnsfel poer feilt
@licb. iuelheS uidt bon &bclmatiss
mlls bcfallcn lpcrbcu fam. IS 9icbt
abcr feline Grt bcsielbcn, ipcld)cr nift
burh ct. Safpbs Gel flrirt pcrneIi
fam. IS furirt iider unb hnuernb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

y SoffeutlidJ mirb ,9iic." bic
NEtuurt niht ihulbia bieiben. -
Sic Hcbattipm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

Gin Vars brugfi III icirier
iabrlifeu 36einreiie BON i>pLGab bis
Snici ctwu icd,Sig Sa9c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-12
AIM BLOW AT
The COAL TRUST

Oklahoma City, Nov 1.-THE cor
poration commission win ask the su-
preme court Of the state. when it ad-
justs the commodity freight rates,
which were made the basis Of an
agreement between the railroads and
the commission at ST. Louis recently.
TO adopt a ruling intended to put the
.so-called coal trust out OF business
Commissionef Henshaw, acting as
member and attorney OF the commits
sion will ask the state supreme court
when approving the commissions
rates, which were recently agreed to
by the railroads, to specify that any
commodity sold through combination
shall carry freight rate % pr cent
higher than one sold through indie
pendent sources. This, 1t is believed
will give the independent mine opera
tor an advantage and break up the
supposed combination.
Complaints have come to the cor.