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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
: WI's % 'I IT
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
M IfR AND MEAI-Flour stead,

business was very small. Spring patents, "a 80
fS4 30; winter straights. 81 55dA Is; winter
patents 81 75as5 10; spring clears s. So9
81 50; extra No l winter. ~ l3U$4 -: NO =
81 05aSi 20; Kansas stralghts, 81 lb4$l -,
fancy spring patents. 50 40qS5 90. RYE FLOUR
Quiet; fair 20 good. 81 65as3 80; choice TO
fancy. So p5ds4 05 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
S24S2 10 per 100 ID. CoRNMEAI~.Steady;
Kiln dried So IS. BAG MEAlt-Fine white and
yellow, ST JOQ$l IS; course, 81 1881 30. FEED
western tpring, s22 20; standard mlddling,
col G5: flour do s27; red dos, 500 so; city
bran, s22 bulk 500 70 sacks; n,iddlins. s23 25Gs
$40; red dog s31 90: hominy chop. S23aS2i
hulk S24 20ds25 20 sacks; oilmeal, sJ3 bObS31
COFFEE-Lower carly. prices showing
losses of 4QT POINTS from. the final OF satur-
dny under liquidation for local account and In
sbsence OF demand. During the afternoon bulls
became more aggressive In response 70 pri-
yste cable from Santos estimating the mex.
CROP al $500, 900 bags minimum and probably
Iess and values were steadier. closing at
points net decline 10 points advance. Sales
were Of $50 bags. Cost and freight offers from
Santos were unchanged 70 slightly higher
while Rio coffee was being offered at slight
REDUCTION. Havre closed at a net advance OF
ItGiE franc Hamburg closed unchanged to :.
pfennig lower, Rio was weak at 20 reis
iower. and Santos quiet at so reis de
Zine hut the special Santos cable reported a
recovery OF 20 rsis in that market. Spot quiet
and unchanged. with Rio No at l4iac. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
BID Asked

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney g. Co.. No. 3
Broad street. New York, ana No IL sou'h
Ith street PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, Nov 25. - CLovERsEED-Prime
cash, s11 20: December and March, 81 25
March, sl8 10. TIMoTHY-Prime and Deem
Der, 81 o5; March So o5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
EXPORTS EoR The WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York November y, lvl2.
IN-wHEAT-What was conslaeteh
bu,Iisb turn 20 the foreign political news
csused active covering. and prices ruled nIm,
cIoslnI slightly on from the top win het
ADVANCE of isQSc. Foreign markets were
strong and higher, Liverpool reporting an 40
yanro OF ihalAd owing 20 active buying on
The nolitical news. The foreign cash markets
,ycrn also nrner and there was better ue-
RAND Tor cargOes owing 20 smaller world
ryports than anticipated Buenos Ayres was
). t,Lsc higher, but this was apparently ~
synnathy with Europe, as crop and weather
,dylces from Argentina were highly satsiac-
tor, Export bids were out. OF lIne ana ru-
ruors OF sales at outpOrts we're not cohnThleI;
Receipts at interior points were about 3oo.Voo
bushels larger than last week ana ABOUT
million busbels ahead OF last year, but ship
r,arT1 were also heavy, Indicating good dis.
trIbntion In the local cash market No rcd
yynter was quoted 81 O5ia elevator and
81 O9l5 o afoRt; No ! Northern Soi2G
70 b anoat CORN-JThe early market showed
moderate firmnoss IN sympathy with wheat
and an advance OF 5.dfid at Liverpool. but on
is,sr reports OF Increased country offerings IN
the Southwest the market eased on ana the
close was practically unchanged from Setur-
day cash market steadier on the basis or
63fsc FOR export, Z o afioat, 20 arrive. OATS
- Steadier early. but yielded 20 realizing safes
and I'm the afternoon was easier around sat
I,rday's closing level. Cash market quiet;
standard white SIC nominal: No 2, 38hd3Ic;
No 4 35a88c: natural white. 35l3Ic; white
cllpped. 3Td39c. all track. RYE-Steadyi NO
p Western, G4d67c. I. Buffalo. BARLEY
Steady; mailing. b7qG7c. c e Buffalo
feeding, 5s%c. nominal, Z. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

For the month Of October and the four
months period ended October 81. 1912, the
statement Of earnings Of the Aurora, FL
gin Chicago Railroad Company 81 COM
pared with the corresponding periods of
1911, shows an increase in surplus for oc-
tober OF g, AS 49, while for the four months
the surplus gain was 1926 %. The COM
parative figures follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

New orleans, Nov. 25.-Cotton futures for
the most part moved within narrow limits to-
day. closing at pet decline Of 10 to IL points.
Traders were inclined to put out short lines
on the European political situation. but the
forecast for fair and freezing weather inspired
some buying. and prices moved only slightly
Selling became general later. and the mcst
active months were - points down from Sat
urday's final figures. The close was steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head q Co.. No II
Wall street,
LAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

w. ID. Alexander, commissioner, care OF
the Mercantile Banking and Trust Com
pany, of Moundsville, will receive propos-
ais until p. m, December 4. for $4,000 5
per cent sewer construction bonds, de-
nomination, one $500, twenty-six $1,000
dated April 1, 1911; due April /, 1921.
II is reported that on November 10, Paw
tucket, Providence County, r. l., passed
an ordinance providing for the issuance
Of $4,000 school, $4,000 fire station, $4,000
highway and bridge, $4,000 public parks,
$4,000 water works construction and 1900
sewer bonds.
Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio &C
cording TO reports. is contemplating the
issuance Of 5000 fire apparatus purchase
bonds.
Elliots monthly bond summary. cover
ing the period from October 10 to Novem-
Der 10, contains over 800 pages OF the Of
fered and desired bond issues during that
period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26


and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES - Spirits turpentine
and tar FIRM.
OILS-Lilseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
trolcum steady at $500 for standard white
I'm barrels In New York.
RICE-steady, with fairly good demand
and prices unchanged.
sUGAR-There was a slow business In re-
fined, but prices were unchanged, based on
4 00c for graduated. In London beet sugar
was steady and unchanged 10 ad deareT.
with November and December at 9s 8d' ana
May at 9s II I'D. Raw held steady 20 nrm
but unchanged, with centrifugal, 30 test
AT Lose: muscovado. 50 test, 355c, and mo-
lasses sugar, 50 test, 3.30c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales, 7,Ooo
bales; speculation and export, 500 American,
5000; imports, 10000; American. $4,000. MID
ding upland, 7.02d. Futures opened steady at
OF 3Nd5 points. November, 6.s6i1d; Novem-
ber-Dete mber, 674hd December,January,
6T2lad: January February. 670hd; February
March. 669l2d March-April, 8Bs1td; April
MAY and May-June, 8.6sd; June-July, 68Td:
July-August 6.65hd: August-september, 6.55d;
september-October 63Td; October-November.
6.82d. Manifestations nrmi cloths, fair
business doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
El,in, Nov. 25.-Butter Arm at s4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

Chicago, Nov. 25.-CATTLE-R Receipts 1s
Tssa. ''e steers. 81 sossS 70; western Is 400
SO 10: stockers and feeders. - 25qsI 90; COWS
HoGS-Recelpts 80 000i slow, generally Sc
higher: light, 81 85as7 SIS: mixed 81 40Gs7 90;
heavy, 81 35G$7 90; rough. 81 Sog$l 30: pigs,
IS 50gss 90; bulk Of sales, " e6gs7 60. SHEEP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

c. p. Holten has been elected secretary
of the NJ. Rumely Company. to succeed
IS. S. Strattan, jr.. resigned. c. W. BealI
has been made assistant secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

New York, November 20, 1914
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
DILL pHIA STOCKS.

.Interest TO be added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

Contrary to an announcement made last
week the Goldfeld Consolidated Mines
has not declared a dividend
since the one which was paid on Octo-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

tdd. Winun tielIeni ie tulee bafemot'
ia, milf fitd bpIfifin9
Spmdsti nafuutettuna Wtercta
posto5i: - Snnea barpoin lDpbe'
tadn, ibmiIet Fun iitd bupitnffista
etfipdt. Sumitufiet Ia onni eindt ai'
no ole iufua toiiiueen. Sufpitnfiet o.
mat liian uIein m~ooilmoSta; tobelis
men onni tulee SumaIolta.
- Mitd iumolao find ~tarfoitata
- ainoata SumoIaa - Sianfaif'
tista.
Sianfaiffiiina me foitfia pibdm'
me. GipdtfD ne faitfi ole fuolemat'
tomio?
81 ole muita iumalia fuin Df.
Il.
Sdmdn tunnustamtnen on Ia
ma fuin itIenId fristitpffi mpDntd.
minen.
Mercia Ell mirfonnut mitddn Ia
betten perdStd WiorfuS iotfoi:
: Sind olet ~fristittp2 GId peIfdd,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21
I! Sinun fatfeeii 10 bdnet

iaaSfuttaif!
Sdmd oil Iiian polion @labrionfi,
mtelenmaltiue; ban oil Min mibai
men Putin tuommoinen berffdmieli
men mics iaattaa rua. !pdn famab
tt ppstppn Min arpoffaasti FUN
boriupat iolfania mpSniimdt ia tur
baan fofien a~iettaa fobbaueen nil
nilebtid liuffaaqe pddlaeueen [bdr
pant paStaan:
- 2uule, fuuIe, Warfus! Soterfir
bpmdnluontoinen nina oIen, oIinpo
fitte bmmalasfa tai ieIndnd, muttc
tdmd on enemmdn fuin iaatan fie
tdd. Saasuttam inen on rdifed Iano
- f~errasfaan rdifed. Gn nina ruttc
ole! So ban fobeniibe meIfein Iuo
rofIi pDrfien ndpttdmddn min ar,
n%offaaIta, ettd Worfus marmaar
oliIi nauranut fobti furffuaan bd.
nellie. joliet oliIi olut Mercian tn,
loDn Min f%iintpnpt. San baIui Tut
tenfin Iaaba @labrion poiS buonees.
ia ia pastoIi nopeaan:
= Din bdtdinen; mutta menebdn,
@labrio.
- Wtutta 1aastuttominen? toisti
Slobrio fiibfedSti.
= Slin mddrdsid. Quo anteefTi,
@lobrio.
@lobrion mdbaiuen n~drfdstps
baibtui fuin tubfa tuuleen unteefIi.
pppnnDn fuulesiaan; bdnen aparo
Iuunia metdptpi lemeddn bpmppn ia
nauresteuen itietieen ban multi:
Niinpd min, en- nina fanno
faunaa fetddn paStaan, faifiSto
mdbimmdn Marfusta. Semmoiiei
piinit! e. iemmoiiet mai! Oh! Oh,
min! ... muistuu mieleeni e. Mnfario
-. elG unobba Nnfar-
MarfutIen defamation fdbenmiit.
taus fesfeptti bdnet ia bdn iatfoi o.
pelasti:
- Sppd on. 0mmGrrdn. Gn mi.
ma mifddn ilonpilaaia ole. Mind
menen.
- 2a, meme. Wuita Merciasta eld
nirfa mitddn, feboitti Morfus.
- Gn, en-; maiti olen fuin biiri. s.
Ia peIfdd Slabriotafi. So iilmiddn
miIfuttoen ia padtddn npDfpttden
ienfin ieiiiemdn fertaa bdn boippui
iubIaialia fohti, mistd mprsfpiid
nourunrdbind fobta ilmoitti bdnen
oopumiiestaan.
Marfufielta pddIi fiireinen belpo.
tufIen buofaus, fiud Wtercia oil ld'
bella. 2un bdn astui iiiddn, min
bdn bdmmdstpfiefieen huomafi, ettd
Mercian ranne oil iibottu fetiuiIa.
Sriaan fddntpen bdn fpfpi anfaras'
Ii:
- 2ufa on usfaltanut tdmGn teb'
bd?
- Wartiia, teibdn pIbdiippten'
ne; pelfdfi bdnen farfaapan uubeI'
leen.
- Yddstd beti pois nuo fetiut!
Sria otti apaimen np6ltddn ia
pddsh fdiirauoat irti.
- 2dbetd tpartiia Wihiriuffele.
Sdn on fatuna ndppdrppttddn.
O,ia fumarfi ia meni biIiaa tie
benid.
Martus fumari iuureIIa funnioi'
tufieua Werciale Ianoeh fomasti
iurfutellen:
- HeiH, olen paboiaani iiitd, ettd
iinua ndin on Ioufatti. Gn tdstd
tiennpt, ole mofuutettu. Nimenomai.
ia fdsfpidni maStaan tdmd oil teD.
tp.
Nercia mastai biIiaa ia iurumies
ItIesti:
- Gn balua mitddn iuoiionDiois
hista, bpnd berra. Witd fumppali.
nj fdrfiwdt, fitd mindfin tabtoiiin
fdrIid.
- Wtitta be otpot min erilaiiet,
mditti MarfuS.
gtiinpd toiiaan, Id ufeimmai
beistd iaattanat mdbemmap fietdd
FohJe;}o f,,;n mimi morc;o
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

ruuiut aiamat lilioia posfiltaii War'
Gus pubui fpwdud, mataIala ddnel'
Id Ia ilmdnid ibailipat %plenmddrin
banen fauneuttaan. Wercia metdp.
tpi etemmdfIi ia ianoi:
= Tefiftf5 tobeqatin minuue pal.
nelufIen!
= Wlieleudni! mastaIi Marfus in'
n~otfaasti. 2dsfe: mind tottelen. Wtai'
Mite main mitd baIuat.
2dbetd minut tafaifin panfi'
f%umppalieni luo.
= pppbd mitd tobania munia
patti litd, febotti DARIUS bieman
ndrfdstpneeud ddne0d.
- Wuuta en- taboo fuin iitd ia
beiodn Experimentation.
- Gn moi mpontpd fumpnanfaan
pppntDDii.
- Wtifiet? Sletban faitfipoipa.
- Sn moi pddstdd beta napaiffi
fosfa Iafi on moimaffaampi fuin
nina, fen polpeliia. @n moi ldbet'
tdd iinuu idueen beibdn luofleen,
fosta lemmin Iinua enemmdn fuin
baluan paltpeua Iinua.
Wercia petGptpi mield loitomma
bdnestd. Marfufien Iilmistd leimuli
piinin Ia intobimon tuli. Ytiinddn
oil Wlercia maltiaan fansia, ioua
oil fSIisiddn bdnen napautenia ia
eIdmdnid. 9dntd alfoi pelottaa mitd
ieurautIia bdnen tdnne tulouaan
iaottaiIi ola. Sliban ban balunnut
ndbbd bdntd taas, mutta iemmoiie
no eli ban oIut Marfusta fosfaan
ndbnpt fuin tdad betfeld. Miebefds
buolenpito bdnen turpaliiuubestaan
oil iaattanut bdnet peittelemdttd ibai
Iemaan bdntd. Ylercia tunii tusfon
fouriStaman ipodntddn o~iateuesiaan
/ fuinfa tdmGn mieben arpo oil npt
bdninnpt bduen IlmisIddn. cid
nen iilmdpfIenId fdsfi bdntd pate
nemaan, JOS moi, ia %artpoffaasti
bdn ianoi:
= Sppd berra, olen lain panfi
Sos olen riffonut tuota lafia mas
toan, min r%anfaiIe minua. Wtlnuo
on opetettu fdriimddn nurtumat
ia.
= RanfaiIiFn finua9 toiSti Wars
tus. &6rIimddn? @n ioiii iinun mds
bddfddn tdrIipdn. &uule, rupetaan
pstdipitii. So toos bdn fdtpi ldbem'
mdff bdntd fofien ottaa bdntd fd'
bestd. Wercia mdltteli bdntd fplp.
eslddh;
= Spmdstd pstdpppbestd Imam
funnioitusta Ell taIe mitddn.
WarfuS puri buultaan pibois-
Iaan. 2ufa tdmd tpttD oil, iofa tdud
tamoin naStusti bdntd? 9dnen By
mailpnid, ioita faiffi muut naiiet ba'
fitpat, tdmd QUITO tpttD meIfein pa.
pisten bpIfdfi! 9dn biaitii narfds'
tpfien tunnetta fpipesiddn:
- GtfD find minua funnioita. yfiins
f5 on afiat?
- 2uinfa nina iemmoista iaatan
funnnioittaa, iofa et iieddn funnt'
oita2 mastafi Wercia nienosti.
- GnfD mind iitte itiedni funnioi'
ta2 fpIpi WarfuS.
- Minoafaan mites ct fu%nnioita It,
5eddn, iofa ei naifia funniotta. Siud
Spettaio on Ianonut, ettd nainen on
faifen bpmdn ia faunitn Idbbe, mi
I'd miebesid on. Wercia ianot td'
mdn Min p~adttdpdn Waiffa inIoiien
arpoffaasti ia min iumrela tpatnu'
tufIeua, ettd Wtartus iai ddnettd fat'
ielemaan bdntd ibmeisiddn. &oStaan
nainen eli oDut iiud tarpin bdneue
pubunut. !Sdn oil pIemmddrin bd'
miaddn. 6anen p~uoleuaan oil biuit'
t5mdn miebeffppben malta ia pot'
ma, pirfania mabti, tabtonia moi'
ma; ia fittenfin tao ruumiiaiieSti
beiffo tpttS, pffinddn oIema, ndbtd'
pdsi Iuoiatou, wauitfi ia pitt OBJ
iisIaan bdntd, einanpa maSten bd'
nen tabtoaan ia mielitefoiaan; md'
La.E L. La;4anG lnh,n E{Gfi Ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

NaiIet opat tpieffaita tdpnnd o
peIuuita ia petosta. Wutia Ell! 81 I'd
md Iemped %oIento; idmd Ell iaatta
nut ola. @labrioon fddntpen bdr
Ianoi:
= @b, find ct tunne Merciata.
- Gn, en- mind bdntd tlnne =
mutta bdnen Tutapuolenia tunnen.
tpastafi @labrio ptimeffddsti.
- Mutta Mercia on fime62
- eiwed? Sipeps on pstettamis'
ia niinfuin uIeimmat muffin faup'
potanarat, nauresfeli Slabrio. 2ul'
latin naiIeua on oma bintania. 2dp'
ndstd armosta on main fpipmps.
Sind oIet tarionnut - bdn ei ole
tarioustafi bntudfipnpt. Sarioa uu'
beueen, pstdmdni, ia iarioa enem'
mdn. H,faeban olet. ia fun fou-
raantuntupda on, ettd find baluat
tdtd erifoista tarioua olemaa tapa
raa, min m~afIatfin len mufaan.
Waan iublauiiesti pppbdr, ettd mi'
I'd tarionnettin, min itieaii Ella pane
fuuppaon, Wtarfus bppd; olet liian
faaisarnoinen t~uiinoistafin Wierct
oista. = So Siabrio paIiosta pnbu
mifesta m6ipneend bomnfi foneeui
Iesti fdoelddn miinimaliaa, iofa |
fdpd fpud Ell ollut bdnen Dudtettd'
pisIddn.
Morfus baIuIi fopasti ndboataas
Merciata ia 9labrion eupo oil
fuin tappuroita tuleen. Sdn lDi fpie'
resId an pDpbdud olenaa rumpua
Ianoen @IobriolIe:
- @Iabrio, buuuban find olet -
mutta buuuuoesiaii On alma fipene
miiIauttafin. Mind baetan Wercian
tdnne.
Wusta oria lirpabti buoneeieen ia
Wortus nopeaua, fomalo ddnelId
fdsfi bGnen tuoba Wtercia neioon
banen luot Ieen. Srian poistmttua
DARIUS istui iffuna.aufon luo. pis
ban toiIeua puoIen oletpasta manfi'
tprmdstd fuului l%auluo; nan9itut
tristitpt field IouIoinat tdtd pirt'
la:
.Siitos, fiitos, fiitos Guile, STA
taimaan,
2apIes fdttd faipaatpat, mi auttaa
aSfeleen.
2,itos, tiitos, fiitos, poitas an
mott %tpaipaan,
Obiaa meta pDsia Waloon
Sidiieen.
2iitos, fiitos, fiitos, fuoIit meibdn
tdbben,
Ristin ~iuureen SoIsotan me fdpm'
me lipttaen.
aiitos, fiitos, fiitos, Stnat ees'
I'd ndbben
aautta fuoIon laafion famine
WaIon SidiIen."
Y5 oil tppni, ia taon ptfinfertaiien
pirren fanat faifuiwat Warfufien
forniin ielpdsti ia t~dpbeIiiesti iaat'
bdnet omitutien liifutufien nal
taan. Toinen tunteiben tddnne ftuIa.
bdntd. Sdn miItei fatui, ettd oH
ldbettdnpt Merciata noutamdan.
Watta @Iabriota eiiudt femmoiiet
be1dt tunteet bdirinneet; nubteleman
ia opettaman ~mafapaSti ban taas
pstdmdueen:
- ytdtStu on lugeteItD H~outdHuuH.
Npt fuuntele minun buluuffiani.
Witd ibmiIead on, Iitd ban bartuoin
ifdp5i. Sfdm5iminen tetee ibmiien
5a%iraafIi. Sind olet oipan ifdmDt'
miIeefi nddntpmdSid; Jos talbot bp'
min moiba, min eld ifdipDi. Sps
tpdd ateriaa, Warfus tpeiffo, mts
nun buIuuteni iinuIe neupoo =
bppdd - 9dn maifeni bettiiefTi
fuunnelen tpanfien laulua. 2uinfa
nuo fun fristittpfi ~IouIatpat, War'
fus! 9linafo ne opat iumalanpalwe'
luffesIa, pDtd pdiwdd2 GitD fuoIe'
mo no;to Pr;a{iftniS neIofo2
Evening star., 1912-11-10
/ Z

We are Extending to our Colonists the
kind of COOPERATION that CO
OPERATES-bu building Bridges, making
Roads, and bitches, ETC., and have En-
pended nearly Fifty Thousand Dollars
the past Summer in such Improvements.
More than Ten Thousand Acres have been
Sold during the past ten Months to Salts
fed Purchasers, because we have propo-
sition that can Stand Unashamed beneath
the Spot Light of Publicity, and Where
Your Days of Prosperity Shall Be Long
Upon The LAND. We are selling Real
Land and not Sand-GET THAT Rich,
Loamy, Black Soil, that YOU COULDN'T
WEAR OUT IN A HUNDRED YEARS.
l believe you could save Twenty-Five
Cents Day if You tried. / know you
would Try if you Realized that our Grow
ers Of Figs, Strawberries and Early Vege-
tables clear a net profit Of $500 to $500 an
Acre. Men have Realized more than
Evening star., 1912-11-10
Finding
Financial
Freedom
By FRANKLIN O. KING

Did You ever stay Awake all Night try
ing to Figure out Plan which would Free
you from the Financial Fetters that seem
to have You TieG-Hand and Foot? Half
the World doesn't Worry SO much How
the Other Half lives, but EVER1MAN
should Try to Find How He and HIS Fam
ily can Live Halfway like Human Beings.
Thirteen Per Cent. of the People of the
United States own Eighty-seven Per Cent.
Of the Wealth, while the Remaining Thir-
teen Per Cent Ct Wealth is Doled out be-
tween the Eighty-seven Per Cent Of the
Evening star., 1912-11-10

Breezes, and where All of the Best Of
Earth's Products are to Be Found in Over
flowing Abundance. A Pied Piper is Per-
petually Pulling Them from the Country to
some Magical Metropolis, and There They
Live and Swelter in City Tenements and
Flats s-Dreaming of the Days when Three
Square Meals was Habit and not Hallu-
cination. The City's Lure has Led Them
from the Country Fields that Fed Them. l
didn't Intend to Break into Poetry, but
Do Want You to Break .4way from Porerty.
My Advice to You, therefore, is-GET
A HOME IN GULF COAST TEXAS. l
would Further say-GET A HOME IN
OUR DANBURY COLONY-IN THE
RAIN BELT, where you can Grow Three
Big Money Making Crops Year, and
Where IRRIGATION and FERTILIZA-
TION do not eat up the Profits Your
HANDS CREATE.
Evening star., 1912-11-10

roads, and in addition to this have the ines
timable Advantages of WaterTransportation
through the Splendid Harbors of Galveston
and Velasco, so that our Freight Rates are
Cut Practically in Half. The Climate is
Extremely Healthful and Superior to that
of California or Florida Winter or Sum-
mer-owing to the Constant Gulf Breeze.
Our Contract Embodies Life and Accident Insurance.
and should You Die become totally disabled, Your
Family anyone else You name. will get the Farm with
the Payment of Another Penny. If You should be Dis
satisfied will Absolutely Refund your Money.
the Terms of our Guarantee.
Write for Free Book, which contains nearly 100
Photographs Of Growing Crops ETC. Fill Out the Blank
Space below with Name and Address plainly written,
and mail it to the Texas-Guf Realty Company, 1903
Peoples Gas Building Chicago. Illinois. Read it Carefully
then your own Good Judgment.
Please send me your book. Independence With
Ten Acres "
Evening star., 1912-11-10

S1,UUU an acre growing
Oranges in our Country.
Rememberthat our Early
Vegetables get to North
ern Markets in Mid-Win-
ter and Early Spring.
when they command
Top Prices.
One German Truck
Grower on adjoining
lands this spring realized
nearly $500 from three
fourths of an acre of
Strawberries. You could
do as well if you only
Tried, and on a Ten
Acre Tract FIND FL
NANCIAL FREEDOM.
1he biggest frlce
paid for a car Of water
melons on the Houston
Market this year was
S14O. The car was
shipped by the Dan
bury Fruit and Truck
Growers Association.
We are situated within
convenient shipping dis
tance ofThree Good Rail
Evening star., 1912-11-10

People that are Left. Most
of Us are nearly always
Left" Now | haven t
any Crouch against So
ciety, but l should like
to Mix a Few Loaves and
Fishes with the Crumbs
and Husks that fall
from DIVES Table. The
'ault, however, is Not
Entirely with the Rich
NJ a Mt is largely
YOURS and MINE.
The Unequal Distribu-
ton Of Wealth is Due al
most entirely to the
Unequal Distribution of
Population. These are
Fundamental Facts mi
nus Frills and Fallacies.
There are too many
Good People Trying to
Live in the Cities on a
slender margin of Re
sources, who Ought to
Be Elsewhere in this
Broad Land where Fer
tile Acres stretch I'm
accounted under Ganfle
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
Sitting Cold, Snow and Freez-
ing Water Pipes Combine to
Make it Uncomfortable
STRETCH OF COLD WAVE
ENCOMPASSES ENTIRE
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES

The Worst in Eleven Years in the
Cape Fear ScctiOn--RepOrts From
Other North Carolina POintS-But
the Sweep of the Ice Giant Takes in
Drops Below the Zero Point in
Some QuarterS-Chesapeake Bay
AMI Tributary Rivers Unnayigable-
Craft Damaged and Scratching YES
sells Put Back After Rough EXpc-
ricnces-A Composite Story OF Old
Jack ErOst'S Work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
DIED IN DRUG STORE
Supt. Sheehan of Wilmington
Power and Traction Bust
ness SucCumbs to At
tack of Heart Failure
Special TO News and Observer.)

Especial TO News and ObserVeT.)
Wilmington. n. c., Jan. 13.-Mr.
John J. Sheehan, superintendent Of
TRANSPORTATION of the TideWater Power
Company, died suddenly early this af-
ternoon III the drug store OF Jarman
& Mintz, near Front and Princess
treetS.
He had gonc there 10 get something
to relieve him Of IN attack of heart
roubl which he suffered from while
about his duties, only q few yards
from the drug store.
He had been q sufferer Of stomach
trouble for some months. He was As
years old, and leaves wife and little
daughter, also his mother. q sister,
and q brother.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
THAT BOOMERANG
Shorter Hours Law Precipitat.
ed Labor Trouble in Mills;
May Order Shut Down
Till Order Restored

Lawrence, Mass.. Jan. 1c-lIhoGgh
there vns nc Eep.t,tic:! to:ay Of the
violent outbreaks which marked the
beginning yesterday Of the strike of
textile operatives who object to a de-
crease III their vases incident to the
curtail1nent by two hours Of the
working week under the new 54-hour
law, mill agents and owners tonight
are considering ! ida Of q general
shutting down .? Ttc affected mills
until conditions have become more
nearly normal. Mayor Seaman sug-
gested this step tate tcday. Such a
shutdown woJn effect eight or nine
mills, employing upwards Of $4,000
rerSCns.