davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

9enlecnoe til Sn0retning % Grifts-
metbooe Sc beisgenoe alle ,nlllige
6oroele, forl,0en Sc melt uojggte
Befpemmeligbeocr. Set lpienoe
F11bliflmn, iom plocercS pco in6-
logte SDr0c, fan looleoes, - efter
beberig 2egitimotion ODER for Ser
lonalet = lelp bente Sc pnlfeoe $50:
ger og GGrfer / Mcolerne, ielp itille
Dem til6age igien, og far / boert
entelt Silfnloe Sen melt uoitrcfie
&aa0igbe0 oner @ibliot6efets om=
fottenoc &otaloa. Maar bor for,
gjepes iager en- @og poo Sens
SLABS / &colen-bpis Sen +. CTS. /
9iebliffet CT opto9et al CT o11oer
2eicr = bcnpen0er man Jig Bill
til &ctjenil19cl1, bporciter Set, noor
@ogcn otter finocs onbrogt pou
M(o6S> o111onccres Sen iggenoe beo
ct e!cftriif 2p5iigral. @ibliotbefs,
bpgningen CT opfgrt cfter Segtin=
ger al CIT fronif Mrfiteft og inoe=
bolocr forl16en 9ofoler til Sc bel
bige %oamasicr og Sc forifjclligc
2plclolc for bcnbolospis Sofsne.
@ern oa @lin0c, iornt &ontorer
for 9ogl16lom og for Gfspe0ition
al Moteriolc til @ibliotbefets lln=
oerofoclinaer / Gtorlto6ens forifjcl=
1ige &portercr tilligc @ogbin0er=
pGrfltcc og 2%ogtrpfferi. Set ii6ite
11oel,lffenoe bercgnet poo Trcn1ltil=
ling al 8ibliotbefets cgnc &otolo=
ger. S @rloernc fin6es, forltocn
Set itorc &orn1e og @entilotionson=
leg, aft Moifineriet til 5s0ning al
10000 eleftrtlfe camper. 8
Smfoltningcrne beb Spfpre1lcn
al 0el11c nbprc 8ibliotbefs6pgninu
bor belpbet iiq til mellcm 8 og TO
M1llioncr Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Spneenbc Tiif. @bis ser iinoes
noget fGl1cs forofteriltiif Srnf for
Jilfene, er set ga beres Gtumbeo.
Set far man / bpert Sails in0bil0t
Jig biOtil. Men MI ifripcr ct @lno,
at Ser efsilterer lpngenoe 6ilf / CT
&abbuat pao Geplons 2itfpit, Gbil<
fabu9te,. elsie mulifollfe Silf
frembringer pe0 Solne0gang Ell
2po, Ser lp0er, iom om Strengen
poo ct Snitrument iagte pi6rerer,
el(er lom Sem ipogc @t6ration al
ct &i11glas, 1oor oets &on0 itrpges
me0 en- baa6 Singer - Ell Mong-
fol0igbe6 al ipage Soner, bper iipr
flor % tpoelig, Sen finelte 9isfont
b%lonbenoe Jig meb SEN 0pbelte 8os.
Ogloa / nogle mu0reoe SmouiIo=
Ser nar Bombay og Soliette fa1
man paa title Mftener bpre ipr=
genoc Silt. So / @fpo6or, tpor
man bele NGtter igiennem fon bs=
re oenne eien6ommelige Song fra
@apet, folber Sc S116feote SEN uGi.
renen". S 6ennc Sits @eller ii0@
Scr TIE bebegclige Sfioer, Benefit
Sc mc0 ltore Snnoer, og Naturfor=
iferne mener, Set ct bisies @ebn,
gell e, Ser fremfal6er 2D6en. 90
2poen. meget let %forplantes gjennem
&onoet poo longe Mfitan6e, fan
Sen ollermi16ite Gone tp0elig bp=
res. Jiiferne be6 &oi(onbugten il
ger, at Set er en- bpi6 Silt me6
h(oaogtige Eriffer poo GDggen og
omtre1t 10 CONNER lang, iom
fremfo10er 2D0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Etht at twnkr nurr.

9ct Ipnes lom ONT 'Gibililattone11
10rp00er Observation-Disclosures Ell
Ter / bpert Tal0 0nn1per lpprt paa
Sen. 5iffert er Set, at hi Sfanot=
noper, ser rep%rpienterer Ben bpjc-
tic &ult,1r og Gibiliiation iom oper=
6oucoet finocs paa Soroflooen, life
poo longt 11nr ct iaa potriptife
lom Sen balpcipiliiereoe Sapancr,
ser itprter Jig moo 6ienoen ioct
bor roaber "8an5ai"; eller lor1
8eouincr11e / Moroufrifus trplple
E%rfener, eller lom Sen lnopleoe,
fe0tc6c Gbibetoner. Sntelleftuelt
er hi 6isie Ia11gt operlegne, fNtlf
ogloa; men / @egejltril1g for bort
2on6> Dor &l1ltl1r pg bore Srooi=
toner, er hi Sem ligelau nnoerleg=
ne JONI Sc os T. @fs. / &irurgi eller
Mrfiteftur. Me6 andre Orb, Set
lom hi bin6er poa Sen e11e 5tOe,
tober hi poo SEN on6e11. 0ette fan
mooj fe fife bnre o1oerleoes. So
mere cipililcre6e ni bliper> 10 mu11g=
foloigere bliper bore S:l1teresicr, og
Sc 1901 Sing, iom meogoor til
Cpbpgningen al bore politilfe pg
i%ociole Snltitlttipner freezer Dor
SSSntereSle, bore Tonfer, por Spfi1o=
iombe6; l16fol0elien al Ggenifaber
lom &un1tions, Go0gidrenbe0 oiu.
i oltiommen noget, iom Sbibeto=
neren i11gen 8rl1g bar for pg life
befpn1rer Jig ON. Sen Si6 ri BRIT
ger til at it06e poa &or1torltolen,
orbej0e / 2%oborotoriet eller Gobrif=
fen for at tjene @re6et, bengoor
for bam n1e0 at rpge Gigoretter /
@fpggen al ct Eolmetrr, og nreb
at grunoe pao, bbor goot og beba=
geligt bon far Set, og bpor fri for
9rp0erier bon egentlig CT. 9erfor
bliper bans 6rorclo10 for bam ct
Steo, boor alt CT innl1ft pg mage
ligt, me6ens for os Sonfeu ON
Sie'nmet ofte ct forbnnoen meo
@rin6ringen ON tronge &or % al
items Sli6 og Slnb, bare for at
faa 2ob til at lepe.
Men meoens alt Bette fan bore
lanot nof, iamt un0ifploe og for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
v8labc Snl"s &umpuniit.

V11 al De mango Melo0ier, JONI
er ulpielig iorbun0en mes Sulefe=
Iten, er Sonerne til v@lo0e Sui,
belliee Sul".
Com BET CT gaaet me6 ma11ge o11=
Dre berbens6cremte Melobier, lao=
lebeS er Set ogioa gaoet me0 6en=
ne; man pe0 life pit, boem Ser far
fomponeret SEN - fGr III.
@iotil gi9tteoe man I 9iegeler
poo, at aomponiiten moatte pere
Sprolsr; en- Sis fit 9onmar'
sgren al at bore @jemiteoet Tor
6e11 %ufje110te Sonefunltner. Seer
MI bar Set bit Jig, at ian er 81:
1fer % he66er 5ro11t5 @ruber.
@r1ber fp6tes 1857 / Sen lill(
tpife @p 9urgbouien lom Spn a
en- fattig @eper.
Sen unge @r1ber orbej0e6e c:
long Sis ielp iom @pper, men blet
/ en- forbol0spis ti6lig Mloer fprl
&eierbeorganiit og ienere Sfolelg
rer. 80 Star gammcl fit fan al e1
&rp1t oberroft Monuifriptet ii
v@tille Macbt, beilige Mocbt" mel
Mnmo6ning ONT at lape en- Melo6
til Seflten. @r11ber fomponere0,
paa faa elmer og poa ielpe. S1,leof
tens Sag fin Mulif, Ser fgrite @o11!
blep iunget ON Mftenen SEN 246'
December 1918 og UNDER Guitar
acknowledgements. Sra SEN ill
@ognefirfe / Sbern0orff fiji Mc
lo6ien li6en @er6en ODER, og Sci
biz be1ton6ig 1epe / @roft al fiji
enfle 'Melooiplitet og fin til Sets
ten neje fnptte0e fine Gtemning.
6ran5 @rubers Nopn er fom
met frc1n mi, ga bans Senneipt
giennem @repe og Sptegnelier fri
1918 og oe6 at fremlegge fin @eo
ftefo6ers 0~riginalmanuifript ia,
paopiit gage1s Sammenbeng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
ltnocrpisning / ifanbtnabiife Sproe
fprc9aar neb SO amcri=
fanifc @ptifoler.


Ser fin6es nnppe ct Si0eltpffe
til Sen &nflt, iom Set man, Mon=
gel al ct mere treffen6e l16trpf fam
fol0e ~ben lfanoinobiife Gprogbe.
oggelle / Mmerifa" far ifl16t paa
en- forbol6spis fort Sis. Set er en6<
MI fife tire Mar, li6en n1ol1 ber i
&pen for Mlpor begpl16te at ogi,
tere for l1n6erpisning / Sc ifon6i=
noDilfe Sprog / Sgiffolerne, pg i
&pt bar Set to Star, iiben l1n0er-
biSningen / Sprogene begDn6te fer
og Miis Moren Micbelet / fin NOR
ife &lasie oe0 Sp6-@gjifolen meo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Mte0 BET npe Mors Mnfom1 benz
ter ri ogiao mango npc Mbonnen.
ter. 81 bill / enbper @enieen0e
foribge at gjpre @laoet beore, men
Sen Stptte iom Silgong al npe
Mbonnentcr er, fan life operpuroe=
res: Somti0ig ol1mo6er ri olle 9re=
Oe gan1le Mbonnenter, iom res at
Sc ifpl6er for @lo6et, ON at irolen=
be &ontin9e11t og fornp Nbonne=
mentet meo set famine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Knrr1spnnnanrt.
Zen ifanbinabiife &nnitnbitillin9
Ne,u 0prf.

Man6ag bn 96e December oab:
nebes Sen ifanbinaptife Walcri1o:
ltilling / Seem Sort / NRruprelle al
cit meget flor 6orlamling.
Com befjenOt er Set Scanoina=
bion=Mmericon Msiociationu ser
bar orrongeret 0enne fulfilling oq
bpis Mopor @apnors l16talelier lfal
Itaa iom Morm for, bpa6 @iennem=
inittct al 6ann1eoe Nmerifanere fien=
Ser til ifan6inabiif &11n1t, iaa ct SET
mer eno %betimeligt, at en- iaa6an
Uplifting ofboloes, ielp ON 6en
naturligpis bill bore forbunoet meo
ct jtort financielt Sab.
&gr6ien al l16itillingen beror
laa poo, ON Set u6palg al ifan0i=
napiif &unlt, Ser preienteres for
Mmerifanerne, ogiao pirfclig er al
Sen @elfaffenbeo, at Set giper ct
fploigt og ianot 8i(le0e al Set Grin,
bborpao ifanoinapiif 8unlt / 9ie=
bliffet ltaor.
Set maa ga ltrufs liges, at Ser er
mango u0mGrfet go6e Sing, lom
Oct ct ber6 at lie pao, og ri pil
onbefale 6em al bore 2nnosmpn6,
Ser life fien6er noget til apere
oanlf Malerifunftt at tage uoitillin,
gen / 9ieipn, brcl 2eiligbe0 bp0es.
8ilb. &ommersbgjs @illeber ct
tppiif bonife. Sons Motiper e1
1tilfnr0ige = CT, bpicmalet 9pr =
Sollps giennem @in6uet in6 / Ell
tom 5tue, Set, ct 10 life itore 500:
tiper; men Sc CT pi6un0erlig u0:
fgrte. Com Set er iagt, at $. 6
Inoerlen fun0e finoe en- Claimant
en- &enoeiten, iaa6an fan &ommers:
bei / Sc almin0eliglte Motiper lng:
ge EN- 6ploe al Gre0 og ltilferoie
@pgge, iom birfer betogen0e.
@ammersbgjs 8ille0er> Ser neto{
ct iao u0preget rationale / 6gleli
og @jengipelie %(p0ruelig og tilfor
laoelig), far bun0et fam @eroens
rp, 81. a. ugran0 prir" paa Sen in
ternationale fulfilling / Som 1911
Erof. Sui. Houlien er repre- EN-
teret De6 Set imuffe 8ille6e al 8o
ron &~oienfrant5.
Slan0t 6on1fe gortrqtmaler
Itoar nGppe noger1 paa &pj6e mel
SuliuS Youlien. Sans 8ille0cr bp
rer til Sc melt ijelful6e / 6o111
Malerifun1t.
Sfa0e, at ban fun CT reprple 11te
ret mes ct 8ille6e.
S. S. @illumien bar bobt 1to1
Setponing for l16pif(ingen al 6e1
oeforotibe Cans / 9anmorf; mel
ban er cit urolig Mon6 og ofte me
get fremmeoartet / fine @irfemi6
Ter.
Sans @lii6igbe6 er eneitaaenoe
Com funitneriif 2e6er at Sing
og @rdnoabls Sabrifer bar ba1
oeret mes til at bebe 6anif @or:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

aSper og. 8eseiitrtnsTtog fat paa
oct grunolaggenoe Mrbeioe.
S oenne @eungelie far man ber
/ Noropeiten ite6ie, bapt 8liffet
penot moo Minneapolis. S andre
Bper, bpor man bar begp1l6t at ogi.
tere for Sprogenes ,;Snofprelje i
&eiifolerne, bar man bentet lin SSr>
%ipirotion fra minneapolis. @rof.
|@isle 9otbne % Miis Maren @i>
eDc1ct. bat fsrt en- uoltraft &orre=
iponoonee / 6enne 6orbinoelie.
&ompe1 bar poo Sc forlfielltge 5te=
Der lite fert til lige beloige @eiul=
tater. Ser er @proeieire og @prog.
neoerlog ON binanoen.
Otter to @arS Gorlgb fan set ba-
pc fine Snteresier at fna ct Sper>
blif ODER Stillingen. Brof. 8otb=
he, Der ituar Sproebep9geliens OPP
bop meoet nar, far gipet 8laoene
fel9en6e Splpsnineer ON Sc pirfez
lige @eil,ltater al Sprogngitatio=
tionen:
Morif og Spenjf er in6fbrt / fire
I&sjifoler / Winneopolis iamt /
@illmar og Seeming, Minn., og /
Dulutb bar ~Sfolefommisiioncn BE-
1uttct at in6fbre 6aeene; men ser
er en6nu ineen aIosier. S SUD
ion, @is., bar man ogloo begge
@prog / @eiifolen.
Norif er inofsrt pe0 &eiifolerne
fblgen6e @per / @inneiota:
2anesboro, &l,ibfor0, Spring SAL
lcp, @a0iion, 9amion> Ebief Mipcr
Soils, Groofston, Toistor, 8enion,
@an1ep Sails, Motlon Ciemi=
%grooe0", @rao= % &piifole ion1=
men), Milon Ciemi=graoeo"), 1min
&allep, nl1m. 0es1,oen CT / Mon-
tepioeo Norif be1lrttet inofprt, men
en6nl1 ingen &lasie oprettet. S
|Tergus Sails bill Morif blipe ino-
fert / @pjlfolen> bpis Set ollereoe
| life er bIebet Set. l16enom Miu=
neiota CT bare Norlf in0fgrt / &9j=
lfolerre / @ron6 SORTS, g. Daf.,
S%tougbton, @is., gperett, @olb,
2afc Mills, Gecorab, Mortbmoo0
% Story Gitp, Soluo, og Stanlep,
@is.
Spenlf er in0fprt poa fs(gen6e
5tcocr / Minneioto: 9etroit, Co.
foto, 2inoItrom 0emi=gra6eo) og
5meo Gemi=gro6eo). lt6enom Min=
neioto far man Spenif / &eiifoler=
ne / Moline og &ocffor6> ST.,
Somestomn, % 8rooflpn, 81. 9. S
Chicago bar S~folefommtsiionen BE-
iluttct at inbfere Spenif; men ser
er en6nu life blepet nogen &losie
oprettet. @runoen iiges at bore,
at man life bar frn0et nogen 2a=
rer. S ct. Saul bellutte6e Gfole>
commissioner = efter lpngere 5ios
Ngitation for Sogen - at in6fpre
ltnoerpisning / @penif peo Sobn
u. Sobnion @giifole.
&elultatet CT oltioo efter togle
Nars Mgitotion, at l1n0erpisning /
ifanoinabiife Sprog foregaor beo
SO omerifonife @ejifoler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
1tafgjortc &oitmciter=uoncpnel

11afsjortc &oitmeiter=l 1oncpnels
icr. Com 6glge al Sc 6emofrotiife
@enotorers @oloning er Ser aoifil=
lige al Ernii6ent Softs ienere Gm=
be6suongpnelier, iom ligger uaf,
giorte / @enatet, og iom efter De
nubere11oe l16iigter ion6lpnligpis
oil blipe ltggenbe uoen 5taofpitelie
for @eiten at Salts Eermin. 8lan6t
oisie er felgen6e acknowledgements
heller / Mtmeiota: George $.
Eamnep, @tnona; Morion 6. Gram
forb, Battlefield; Olaf $. 9obl, 9ple;
Sames $. 9iment, Omotonno ;
CHARLES @oegb @pring @rope, oe
.. 81. @oIfer, Gllsmortb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

st @empebibliot6cf. Set nr
sibliot6cf / Seem Yorf, iom er 6on=
net bco Gamme1legning al tire tio=
ligere ierifilte 8ibliotbefer, er MI
aobnct for Eublifum og bp6er /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
s Nue0cbrp0s0nacuc.

s !Sueocbrposoagcnc. Nngelina:
~Sg ioa buffer 81, Del poo at fi9be
en- Foffe Gboco1ooc!"
(G0min f>1pttcr CT @nlloc poa lit
9onrmet9rflr01).
Mngelino: ~Sg iao buffer. 0l1 nst
paa at 6elpgc Momo?"
(g6min fnpttcr CT &nlloe til poo
lit 2on1n1etorflr0c).
Mngelino: ~Sa ioo, fiGrc G0=
min, 9lemmcr Ol1 bel life at trnfe
liot poo Sin ltoffels lille &onc, iom
moo li06c ole1c belle 9u9cn!!"
F0>pin fnptter cit treble &nlt:t
paa lit 9pnn1cterflr0e).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Maor en- Man6 er beloig / iin::
6oretogenoer, mener ban olti0, at
fan fan taffe lir Gpgtigbeo 0erfor;
ct ban ,,beloig, flyer ban: ~SSeg
bar life bapt opffen meo mig oenns
Gong"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Ma,1ge Mennelfer forltoar Jig
go0t pao at erbperpe Fenge og at
bortp6ile Sem, men foa forltaar at
gioe Dem no paa cit fornuftig Mua=
Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

@or ou faaet en- goo unoerpis=
ming, loo er set en- 6or6el for big.
@or ou faoct Ell goo Sporagelie.
lao er set en- 6orbel ior onorc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Maar Spncn ifal boloes. 5tibs>
faptejnen Il Selifobs0ragt): uNao,
ct min Some l1tort tilrigget?"
Nigc1: u6rltc11 bil lpbc al Stu
belen ON CT 5 Minllttcrs Gio!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Son mpgtig ct Mooe11, at man
ofte for life at ipnes latterltg, mao
ppnte fig latterltgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Mangc pittige @opeoer peo ct
@oro er iom mango 5Iogs Sin / ct
@lus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
{An Indiana Corporati0n.)

| 8er0en - Tan ct en- ie[le &arl,
1om mon, for at laane ct @pbneD-
notrpt, bellt ber ~gaa uoenom".
CNoroen", Melbourne.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

&piuoetaarer er ben &egn, Der
foor Mooebaiarerne til at blon1ltre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
WTlRFRSHP kREI Td
Se@SI%SSiE!SiSg!S|ss5sI& S@SSS21
Entered at tho Post Office at st. Pau
MIMI. as second class mail-matter.

@ubt Mptaar pnifes ale pore 9e=
iere % &enncr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
CHAS. A. KINNE
RESIGNS POSITION
Quits as Secretary of Cham
Der of Commerce, Effec-
tive SeDtember !.

Charles A Kline. secretary Of the
chamber Of commerce, has resigned his
position TO take effect on September
!. After that time he will engage in
the insurance business, having bought
the agency of LOOMS brothers. He
will have an office in the American
National bank building. The firm
name will be the c. A. Kline company
Mr.. Kline has been secretary Of the
chamber OF commerce for the past
four and one half years. At the time
that he took the office the organiza-
ton had but 129 members and was oc-
cupying rented quarters in what is now
The Herald building. The chamber of
commerce now has a membership OF
$50 members, occupies its own splen-
did building on San Francisco street
and has $4,000 in assets and no debts
as against standing debt which ex-
listed when he took the office.
Before becoming secretary, Mr.. Kline
was engaged in the real estate bust
ness and prior to that was for sew
eral years chief clerk in the customs
house
He has been active in the organized
efforts Of the chamber to build up FL
Paso and took prominent part in the
work of securing the Pearson plant.
the cement plant and other industries
for FL Paso.
His resignation was presented TO
the board OF directors at the regular
meeting Friday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
WILSON RECEIVES
COMBINATIONS
Has Charcoal Portrait Made
for Use in Campaign.
Attends Theater.

New York. n. Y, Aug. s.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson sat for three hours
yesterday in a studio while an artist
drew charcoal portrait OF him which
will be used for campaign purposes.
Last night he went to a theater &C
eompanied by his youngest brother.
Joseph R. Wilson. a newspaperman of
Nashville. Tenn This was the gov
ernor's way of resting from the busy
day OF Misunderstanding and speechmakinE
Wednesday when he was notified of his
nomination
The governor met the newspaper cor
respondents last night at a local hotel
and ives asked concerning those blanks
in the Baltimore platform which he did
not mention in his speech of accept
ance.
Omissions did not mean opposition"
explained the governor.
The things omitted did not happen
to come in my theme"
With respect to the navy the gov
ernOr indicated that discussion of the
subject at the present time might be
construed as an assumption on his
part "of the privilege of directing the
house of representatives" He init
mated that he would take up in his
future speeches the navy question as
well AS other issues not touched upon
yesterday.
kilograms laCding governor Wilson's
speech of acceptance were given out
al national headquarters today from
many prominent Democrats including
William J. Bryan, speaker Clark, gov
ernOr Marshall. senator Kern. of In
diana; Louis +. Brandeis, of Boston;
senator Hoke Smith, Of Georgia; mayor
Mack, governor Dix, of New York;
mayor Harrison, of Chicago; governor
O'Neal, of Alabama. and Z. W. Hurst,
Of Illinois.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
DIDAPP SAYS REVOLT CAN
GO ON WITHOUT OROZCO

Didapp, representative here of the
revolutionary faction in Mexico, say
that the failure OF Orozco to keep his
forces together is not injuring the in
surgent plans.
No matter what is the fate of
OrozcO." he said, the whole strength
rests upon the movements of the chiefs
in the west, east and south, commanded
by generals Campo, Rojas, Campos,
Argumedo, Zapata and Miranda, who
are operating without any connection
with Orozco'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09

manded by Capt. George z. Stewart and
Lieut. Benz C. Lockwood. There were
so men in the command and they oecu-
pied Two coaches and carried two box
carloads of supplies, about nine wagon
loads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
Giving Advice.

When a man Gums tew me for ad-
vice, 1 find out the kind of advice he
wants and then I Civ it tew hin-this
satisfys him that ne and 1 are two on
the smartest men living.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
Speaker of the House.

Why do you say your wife is a good
authority on parliamentary Iaw?r in
quired CUTLER
Because" responded Twiller. she
tac been speaker of the house ever
since we've been married.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09

WHO Is Women as well as men are
made miserable by kidney
tn and bladder trouble. Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. the
ME great kidney N y,
- prom y relieves. At
druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet telling all about it.
Address Dr. Kilmer & Co. Bingham
ton. n. Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
RebeIs Enter Denial.
Troops Leave.

The company of infantr-. which left
Friday afternoon for Fort Hancock
was company B. 22d infantry, COM
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-29
NO JOKE.

What the NEWS said last week
concerning the condition of some
sidewalks, the pitfalls in the streets
and other menaces to the life
and limb of pedestrious was not
intended as a joke. Since its pub
lication the paper is disposed to
think that those most concerned are
blind, or, seeing. they are dumb,
for, SO far as can be observed, no
attention whatever has been paid 70
the warning. Perhaps our people
are not aware that they, the tax
payers, win have to pay all damages
which are received for injury ID
person or property caused by the
unsafe condition of the highways Of
the city. The girl in Augusta re-
covered over $4,000 for an injury
to one knee caused by a misstep
on bad sidewalk, and Augusta,
like some other towns, is taxed 10
the limit, and the treasury is empty
but the Federal court says the city
must come across" The possibi-
lity of just such a condition of af-
fairs confronts the people of this
city. How would you like to be
compelled. TO dig down. into your
jeans and haul up your share OF
the cost of two, three, may be
five thousand dollar judgement for
Injury caused by breaking a leg on
a bad pavement or by stepping into
a yawning chasm in the street?
Since the foregoing was sput N
type the chasms at Main and Lady
Washington have been filled.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-29
WHY HE VETOED IT.

The Governor vetoed House bill
24l, which amends the present dog
tax law by seeking to repeal section
6S, Kentucky statutes. The veto
message says in part;
III this statute is repealed no
person will have a right to kill or
cause to be killed any dog which
may be or may have been found kill
ing. wronging or injuring any cattle
outside OF the inclosure of the own
er OF the dog, or any dogs having
the rabies, or that there is reasou-
able ground to believe has such a
disease and no recovery could be
had for other acts committed as set
forth in the section sought to be
repealed The bill is therefore dis
approved by me-"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-29
IN COMPETING TERRITORY

Kentucky boys who are anxious
to win the Governments national
corn-growing prize were put back in
to competing territory by Senator
Bradley Wednesday. 1t was not
generally known that they had been
omitted, but such was the case
through an error in the Department
of Agriculture. Complaints that Ken
lucky was not listed in the contest
were filed with Senator Bradley and
he at once took up the matter with
Secretary Wilson. The Secretary
said that the mistake was uninten-
tional, and Kentucky was restored
to the list. Any boy in her borders
may go to work to win the record
for corn growing and trip to
Washington.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-29
Rev. jeremiah Farmer Dead

W The Rev. jeremiah Farmer, who
formerly was pastor OF the M. ~
Church, South, this city, died At
his home on Tygart creek Greenup
county, on Saturday, March 23rd,
aged 90 years. He Joined the
Masonic lodge at Greenup in ls4S,
being at his death the Oldest ma
son in Northeastern Kentucky.
Rev Farmer leaves nine grand
children, 81 great-grand children,
one great-great-grand child with
several nieces and nephews @
mourn their loss. besides a great
number OF friends in the Big Sandy
valley
II the NEWS is not mistaken one
of Mr.. Farmers daughters was mar
ried to James Kilgore, of Catletts-
burg. while they lived in Louisa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-29
ENGINEER killed.
Lee VaTney Of the N. & VI, Myster-
iOusly Murdered.

Lee varney of Williamson, W
Va, who married a daughter of j.
NJ, Station, principal of the Public
School, was foully murdered Thurs
day, March IA, while going to his
work on the N. & w. railroad at
Eckman, w Va.
Mr.. varney was called for fity at
8 o'clock in the morning, Before
reaching his cab he was /,ruck on
the head with a hatchs, inflicting
a mortal wound, from which he died
fifteen hours later at the hospital
in Bluefield, w. Va. He was new
er conscious after receiving the
injury and this leaves his death
shrouded in great mystery. His as
sailant is unknown.
The deceased leaves a wife and
two children to mourn their loss.
Pikeville Herald.