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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03

been gotten out before We got there.
THE Nampa doctors did heroic
work in caring for the injured train
men. Out there on the desert amid
the demolished cars and engine. the
heat was terrific, but their only thot
was to help lessen the pain of the
unfortunate men.
The place where the wreck oc-
cured is on a steep hill where there
Is sharp curve at the bottom. 1t
is not particularly bad piece of
road but one which calls for slow
speed. AS near as | have been able
to find out, Ed (Jacobs) took the
hill at much too fast rate of speed
or else let the heavy train get away
with him.
-Four men were in the cab at the
time of the smast-up and it will al
ways be a mystery to me how they
piled up from behind. One man who
got out away from the cars which
saw the wreck from the nearby wag-
On read said that he saw man
riding on top of rear car just be-
fore the wreck. Alref hte train left
the track and piled, he was right in
the middle of the wreckage. ."-Nampa
Leader Herald.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03
Inmate Of St. Anthony School Of
Correction Victim of a Most
Inhumane Treatment

A case of the most brutal treat
ment of an inmate of the State
School of Correction has created a
sensation over the state and has
been brought to the attention of Gov.
Hawley. A young lad, of ten years
ran away from the institution to es-
cape further maltreatment at the
hands of the officials and tells a
tale almost unbelievable to any one
in a civilized country According to
the Statesman the Sheriff of Bonner
vile county arrived at Boise with
the boy, a slight lad of about 70
pounds where he will be taken before
the Governor. A rigid examination
of the officials of the institution has
been ordered and will probably result
in the removal of Superintendent
Humphries of the Institution.
The lad tells the following story OF
his treatment:
Il was put to work with num-
Der of other boys hoeing crn in the
fields. | was the youngest one in
the crowd, | think. Several of the
other boys were II and Is years of
age. | could not keep up my row
of corn with the rows which the
other boys were working on. Mr..
Stanley called to me to hurry, and
| worked as fast as | could. lie
took me into the spud (potato) house
and wanted to know why | could not
keep up. | told him | was doing
the best / could. He got the strap
which hung on a nail in the house
and then he beat me. Every time he
hit me | fell down, and when | could
not get up any more he took me down
satirs.
and made me take off all my clothes
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03

Returns from the primary cleo
tion have been coming in slow
throughout the county and state and
in many instances the result will
not be known until after the official
count has been announced. To date
the returns received indicate that
Morrison is the Republican nominee
with Clagstone a close second. Chef
Justice Stewart is re-nominated over
Judge Bulge if later returns do not
overbalance Justice Stewards lead
For Lieutenant is no mans nomina-
tion. Taylor has a slight lead over
Dempster which may vanish any min
ute Burton l.. French and Addison
T. Smith both have safe leads for
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03
LOCAL BREVITES
(Glenns Ferry Gazette)


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. McMas
ter at Mountain Home, July 80, an
eight and one-half pound boy.
Frank G. Ticknor of Mountain Home
republican candidate for county com
missioner, was looking after his polit
ical interests in Glenns Ferry, Thurs
day.
F. l.. Brady of Mountain Home was
looking after the interests of the Bell
Telephone Co. in Glenns Ferry, Mon
day.
Mrs. f. c. Smith who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Fred Hays,
went to King Hill, Sunday to visit
her other daughter, Mrs. e. D. Mese-
role.
MrA.B. Eaton, candidate for state
senator at the Democratic primaries
was looking after his political inter
ests in Glenns Ferry, Monday.
Ike Eckstein of Mountain Home
visited over Sunday with Sam Ballin.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03
SENSATIONAL CHARGES ARE PREFERRED

He then put a large handkerchief
over my mouth so i could not yell
Il was black and blue all over,
and so sore that | could not sleep or
eat. / ran away and went to
Idaho Falls. | threatened to tell
on him for beating me and he told
me that if did he would beat me to
stairs.
DEATH"
Sheriff Bucklin brought the strap
to Boise with him to be used as evil
dence before Governor Hawley. 1t is
made of two tugs from a buggy har.
ness. They are sewed side by side
onto another piece of leather, and to
this Is seWed a handle. On the han
die there is a thong which can be
slipped over the wrist, as on a Do-
liceman's s club, in order that better
grip can be had. The strap was ex.
dhlHcu last Hi5ut III tuc picocHCS
of superintendent Christian. The
part made of the tugs and leather
is 2o12 inches long, the width is
IA inches, the handle is six inches
long, and the thong is about eight
inches long. The whole outfit weighs
about one and one-half pounds.
Ellis Greer states that there were
about four inches more to the strap
but that this was broken off in whip
ping a boy by the name of Dummy y
Rice, an inmate of the institution
Young Greer secured the strap last
Saturday, and he and other boys cut
the tugs part way from the handle
he ping that it would break in the
event they were whipped again. Be
fore they had finished the job they
heard a guard approaching and plac,
the strap back ON the nail.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03
An Excellent Performance

]. M. Busby's Minstrels played to
a crowded tent last night. They
were by far the best minstrels that
ever visited the city under canvas.
They have and excellent performance
especially the dancing, while the old
time minstrel performance and songs
delighted the audience. They carry
a fine band and are a tuneful, musi-
cal. talented crowd. Center
Advocate.
Mountain Home, Tuesday, August 9
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03
FRANCHISE SALE is CONF FiRMEo

The Great Shoshone & Twin Falls
Power Company this week acquired
title to the Seymour-Bell electric
franchise I'm Mountain Home. The
sale was confirmed by Judge Die
tr,ch. The system has been in the
hands OF L. B. Williams as Receiv'
er for the company, for whom the
Shoshone company have furnished
electric current during the past four
months.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03

Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus, farmer liv-
ing near Fleming, Pa, says he has
used Chamberlain s. Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family
for fourteen years, and that he has
found it to be an excellent remedy,
and takes pleasure in recommending
it. For sale by The Roscoe w.
Smith Co.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan baltimore re-
turned Saturday from three days
trip to Boise. They went down in
their car and made the return trip
in two hours and 30 minutes.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Barrett, Mrs.
Whitson, Pearl and Esther White,
Fred and Gladys McCabe, left this
week for Red Fish Lake for a six
weeks camping excursion.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Wright OF
County Line were business visitors in
the County Seat the first OF the
week.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Jim Whitson, James Christian, viii
Hroneck and J. r. Pratt spent Sun
day fishing on Boise River.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03
PRIMARY ELECTION
PASSED OFF QUIETLY
Complete Returns are Unavailable Until the
Official Count by the Commissioners
Has Been Announced
HAINES PROBABLY OUR NEXT GOVERNOR

Congress. Huston for auditor Is in
the lead, and Allen without ques-
probable nominee for attorney genera
and Bell for Inspector of Mines.
In the county there were but three
places where there was a contest.
Milan Miller is nominated over
Ticknor with a safe margin ON the
Republican ticket for Commissioner
and Rosevear tHs a safe lead over
Caldwell for Representative on the
Republican ticket. Allen B. Eaton
is defeated on the Democratic ticket
for Senator by Dan Kirby of Atlanta.
In the Mountain Home precinct the
were 264 Republican votes cast and
S5 Democratic.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03

Born, Sunday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs, G. Pinkston q girl.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-08-03

Mrs. Van Orden and son of Glenns
Ferry visited here this week at the
home of Mrs. Mary Harris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22

% tilba9e 4 Moaneoer. Den ferite
oil BOG bare 6. vSelonOia" ifal
nemlig ltofere Ell lin Misiion.
Get ferite Motorifib ifol no pao
Ell 2pittur meo Oronningen al
Siam. 9enOes Moieitet agter Jig
I'll Sopan o. Il. SteOer / 8itoiien,
Ell 9teiie, Der pil bare TO Woano0er.
5 oenne EiO Itoor oSeInn0ia~s
i%tflful0e, n9Iten %Iururieit uoitpreoe
Saloner og aobDtter til benoes
9anOigbe6.
...... 8i toGer ON Den meg
tige o9 itaOig iti8enoe 8irfion6eo,
q. S. n0iolOer. Oct er 6or6oloe-
mes Ma9t, Tiger gtatsraoo a., Den
mao itaoig nOoifle iig, opbsrer Oct
oermeo, betpoer oct 8il6ogegong.
5o, noar Blot Der er @nigbeo og
5ororogeli9beo, ioo fon ser u0ret-
ties me8et, fortiptter ban. ll6en
9eniiOig St6tte noos intet. Sab0e
%. g." iogt til 8urmetiter &
8ain: Sa, ri oil goot bobe oct ny
QfotorIfib, noor 5 ofleDerer Oct
ifs og fpr6ig. bar nSelonoia" fife
bleoen 6pgget. g. & SO. fun6e life
le6e ben Hiiifo olene .... 6or.
lsget lpffe0es 10 MI ooermoo0e goot,
og @tat8raooen logger life Sfiul
poa, at Sd. g." ftlnoe babe tient
miroIt 100000 ar. oe0 MI at iplge
uSelon0in".
etotsrnaoen fom in6 poo Spgrass
moolet ON ct. 1bomos Sobn. Oct
aior6e bonn on6t, at Der ifilloe itoo
Strio berom. Ger er nof, iom / rigt
NaoG bif 6enntte Jig beroi. Oct
6nnife Broieft er ieInf6Gqelie life
pellet | engelIfe og merifonife
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES areoie. @tots-
rnooen bop6e beIit let. at 5taten
bapoe taget 6enne Opgope op."
Den officieGe anerfen6elie fore.
logger M / Sorm of ct Storfors al
0nnnebrog I'll @totsroo6 8. q.
Gnoerien, en- 5ortienitme6oiGe /
@1tGo til 0ireftsr Soar 9nuoien
og 3 Hi66erfors til lln6eroircftsr 3.
9. @omnn6ien, Operinaenisr SIR.
9enien, oa 0riftsbeitprer u. 3.
Senjen, De 4 ii6ite fra g. & 60.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
Greitelpnninserne

geo observation-disclosures Heprp.
ientantmeoe 6or56ag ben %. 6ebr.
9et6esoa / 9sbenbapn pe6toges en-.
itemmig islgen0e l~l6talelie, iom er
tflitiaet anltusminiIteriet:
1. ga Heprei entontme0et anita.
ger, at Ser UNDER De nupprenoe
3or6olo life fan bentes en- Breite.
IsnningsIop, ser fnn faI6es tilfreos,
%ItiQenbe, snifes Der olene tilpeie.
brogt en- 9empn6igeIie for Miniite,
riet til at omreglIere gmbebernes
9%snninQer ne6 anpen6eIie of De for.
bannocnpprenoe 26nninosmioler.
9. SiIifitooene til Sc min6re Gm.
be6er u66eIes / Bortioner, bpis
St6rreIie bert gor retter Iie ef.
ter ben nnrlige Sn6tpgt at Sn6be.
tolingerne fro be it6rre gmbeoer.
3. Der snifes en- 9op ON Iff68.
nina al Offer oo afci6enier me6
SmreouTering efter ToIfetnnet, for
2on6et bbert 3. Gor. for 9nerne
bbert Gnr.
l. Noooesoorets NiIssnine be6
SiPIp al Observation-Disclosures
obrrIfpSen6e Mioler FER itrofs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
Srgsser Garl Saeubien.

Den ltore &unitm9cen bleo D.. 2.
0s. 70 aor; / ben Anleoning bar
Der iilg. D. Ri. og u" til alminoe-
lig unOerifriit iremlagt en- aores.
ie al ielgen0e Sn05olo:
Sr. grDg9er, Or. phil. Carl So.
cob EN- aebelbaonife 9orgere brin.
ger Gem paa Ceres 70 4ars $50.
ieIsoog Saf oe 2pfsnifning.
De bar. ielgen0e Oeres 8aOer5
@fsenpel, lo0et ll0bpttet al DereS
betponinosfuLoe fnOuitrieae 8irf.
ionbeo fomme 9onOet oe i isrite
Rpffe Deres 6soebp til @o0e.
Com ingen anoen @nfeltmon0
bar De ipre0t Sfsnbeo ooer as.
benbuon. 8i taffer Fem for oe
@aper, De bar ifpnfet 9pen, for
Statuer og Ypgninger, De, bar
reiit, ior 5on0et, De bar itiftet, %
for oct Mui9lim, De bar ifobt,
9tp Garlsberg @lpptotbef, bpis Rp
er noaet no ser olle aulturlonoe,
og bpis aunitifotte bar giort as-
6en6oOn rigere for 0ens egne 9ern
og mere tiItreffen0e for fremme0e.
Oeres a%lmenionS og Oeres Of-
ieroilli9beo, 0eres %itorfoone Dor.
geriinO bil itoa iom ct IpienOe 6egn
for fommenoe Slpgter.~
5. loo / 0agens ~2lnleoning uO-
0ele 10000 ar. iii G~arlsbergs
5ilnftionnrer og Arbeioere. 5orm.
+ GorfSbergion6ets 0ireftion, grof.
3. 30. S6rgenien, operrofte SIS
Ssn, Operinipefter 8agn, s.. en-
@ulOplo6uette og en- Sfripelie til
nioere 9ei6rgelie til 5o6eren, 4
Gfsemplarer / Sslp bleo operroft
til 0e 4 9ern.
s. bleb I Do9ens anleoning no
npont til Storfors al 9onnebrog.
G6benbonns aommunol5eitnrelie
ienote felgenoe 6ilien:
gGbbenboons aommnnolbeItprelie
6ringer Gem i'm SiGien pno SoIo-
iierOSnorsoagen Saf for 0eres
itore OfieroiGi9beO oa borme Sn.
teresie for Dor 9p ienoer ni De beoite
9nifer for 5remti0cn."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22

Genitre en- itGrfere 6glelie emo no
gen Sin0e ti0ligere al at Der er
iterre Cling, Der 6gr itoa pao Gags
oroenen / oanlf Strife emo Menig-
be0srao0SlOoen, o9 ct 9nife ON, at
bette 'Stri0semne en0elig en- Sang
maa iin0e i'm 2psning.
Der er iifferl ogion in0en for
en- Del al genitre en- 5~oritooelie
al at Der, iom 3Orboloene bur no.
oiflet fig, er @runO til at title
lterre arao til 0enigbe0srooOsme0.
lenmerne5 6rfl9ring, emo man ti6-
ligere mente bar nb0penoigt, og en-
5orltaoelie af, at oct mooIfe life
ibopoe o9ret ioa belt 9olt, ON man
netop for Chen 6apoe boft en- fir.
felig Representation.
Ser er 9aob ON, at ct 6lertaI
in0enior 8eitre oil fomme til at
moe oct 9etimelige l. at man goor
bort ira politiife 9oftriner og to-
ger Ioo me9et Senipn til 8olfefir-
fen, at %grflPringen ira Me0lem-
merne al @eni9be6sruoo bliper be-
ltenttere on tn0elidere.
MltIigoi5 oil aalltltsminiiter PIP.
pei itoo iom EN- 9in0ring FOR en-
0DerenSfomit. 8enltre bar piitnof
life iiGI0ent ongret, at De life tog
Jig en- aultnsminiiter me6 minore
Steilbe0 oq mere 5orban0lingS0Dg-
tig6e0, monife bar Ben nuppren0e
aultuSminiiter o9ioa unoertioen
snifet, at ban beore bapoe ioritooet
oct I9ge airfeiolfs Stonopunft og
min0re bob0e lpttet til line geiitlige
Roa0gioere.
Oct er life umuligt, at @enitre
ofl fomme til at itoo ioron 8oGeet
me1em lin alllti8miniiter og en-
firfeliat ontagelig Menigbeosroaos-
lop.
@an ifnlOe life ipnes, at @ol-
get Dor oonifeligt. Der er 10 Bio
nesbpr0 NOT ON, at ben niroeren6e
alilttSminiiter, ierlig efter 0en
6oG0ning, ban bar in6toget / ben
arboe . aosmusienife Sag hos
itore Dele al oct 6onife airtefolf
life bar 6en Glib, ser I bore Oage
er n~6Open6ig for at funne uorette
noget for airfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22

SIS. Mai. SOngcn for ben 3. os.
ira S8lan6s @iniiter mootoqet ct
9rep, boori Wtiniiteren uotaler, at
bele 5Sinn6s 9efoIfning. Der me0
Sora og @efDmrina boo6e moota.
oct @iterretningen ON 0ongens
Sb96om, MI bar opFplot Of Sen ltsr-
tie @l90e ODER aon9ens lpffeligp
Selbreoelie.
SS. Moieitnt Dor beo telegram
til 0iniiteren beot 6enne ooerbrin9e
Sslonbs @efolfnin9 en- 6ierteIia
Sof % Silien.
Ss. mai. aoneen Dor / 6Gloe
%. g." onerroft fine TO Snqepleier-
FER 6oer en- proqtful6 0iomont-
broifr me6 set %fonneliae frone0e
Monogrnm.,
Gn @abc fra 6ongen. 6orleoen
mo6toQ @pitqiper e. Si1e'en /
@orbc iom Sorprina fra 9onaen
ct imuft, 6obbeItfopilet @uGour meb
oct fonaelige frone6e Monoerom I
flor @roberina pnn anpiIer. 9on-
aen bnb6e | Sefqe ygor6e Gp."
ooerroft ltret til fin SpeepIeierife,
81. g. Sineiens 0atter, 90 ammo
set henoe ON at ienoe BET til lin
9soSer oe beoe bonn bore oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
MeniabeOSrnnoene.

3 Ell artifef i @%nIeoning Of 9
9ebonolino / 9onostbinget al so.
ben ON @enigbeOsrao6 ifriper var.
Dgbl.":
Der er iiffert bos De firfeIiet-
iin6eoe boaoe %inoenfor Ssjre og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
SelanSias SriumftOs / eOnOOn.
(efter Damn. ri. % uOe".)

,. q. bar en- itolt Gag for Oonif
Sfi6sbDgningsfunIt, tbi ben Dag
fom 9erOens fsrite Q}otorifib til
2onoon meo 0onne6tog / agter.
itannen. eiter en- 8ur ooer Better
baoet. Der bar iorlebet uomprtet.
@itot5raa0 Anoerien gop ell 2und
for en- minore areOs al %inobuOte,
% 0~erefter par Der Ell itprf I'll
itrsnming al ollie De itore en9ellfe
Oompifibsliniers 2e0ere. Nton
fna ON 9oro Sorlen al Denbigb,
iom pooito6, at aapt. @obe ligne6e
en- ING 2oro 9eresforO. De8uOen
Carl @rep, Sir Grt6ur Greenfield,
Cir Omen 8bilip, Go0al Woil (be.
fen0t ira i'm Ntooitono moo Bta-
iiotiIf Rompngnis Rlaner ON Ell
6aon paa ct. T6omaS), Direfte.
rem for Union Cattle Cine, N}ltl.
tins, Gi~reftsrerne SbielOs % So
iepb ira z. on0 8. Cine, Cir Nor.
Gus SimonS, Sir @rneit Bird %
0onmerberrerne- 9sipenooler og
9rnn,
Ter por almin0elig 8eun0rine
ooer 6en npe Sfibstppe; og bet life
min6it POS ben 2o6s, iom bop0e
fert Sfi6et op 40 06emien. San
erflpreoe, at ban olorig boooe' loo
let ct Sfib, Der Ipitre6e aomman-
90 ion fuI0itpnoie.
Sffbet ontoles | lange artif-
Ipre Of 2on6ons Blade og eiter Sui
itrifen er oct 0ogens pigtigite Gm.
ne. a1iIitrifen bar gioet Bette iSrenl.
ti6Sifib. ser life benptter aul, BOB.
belt eSnteresie. Ogioo 9laoene /
8oris og Berlin bar lange Otter.
retninaer ira oeres aorreiponOer-
ter j 2onoon ON Bette Sfibsbpg.
ninashlnitens iioIte 5remifriot.
ain Refps" %ifriper, at meo
onoias Sufces mao eet mt
SfibsbpqninqsfopIsb iiees at pGre
beqnnot.
g@Iobe" %ifrioer, at Sen 6onIfe
Bach inooorsler en- m 6remtio.
Det ooergoos / 5nteresie fnn al
allIItrifen.
Ogioa Yori'erbIo0ene omtoIer
Sfibet. Der or bleoet beiet al Re.
%prGientonter for 6en engeIife Ya.
rine og toIriae aitoriteter.
Morineminiiter @initon Gbur-
cbil. A0miral 8ri0qeman % Bioe.
ADMIRAL @rins 9ouis al Batter.
BERG oTIagoe 3. I. ct 8eisg ON
9or6 poo SeIonOia. iom 0e beioa
meqet griinoi9t, De uotnIte oeres 9e.
unOrino for, booo De ia.
Ball NoG" me6oeler, at AOmi-
rolitetet operpeier 9%p9nineen al Ell
MotorfrigSifib al Selonoio. 6pper.
Gbeiingenisren for ben engelife
5Ioooe. Cir 9enrp Dram % Cir
Bbilip @otts, Oireftsren ior no.
miralitetets Observation-Disclosures
reou, oil reiie me6 SeInnoio til
Nntrperpen.
oSeIon0ia" iorloo 9onocn D..
?. Warts al. 1 Gftm. og fon til
4rt1perpen D. 3. 81. If, Sfibet
6oooe 0og ligget 6 Elmer paa
@eiter Sdeloe for at oente paa
SSioonoe. Reiien par foregaaet
u0mqrfet. DIN goro par en- Del
enaelife Sngenisrer Og 5a8mpnO /
Sfi6sbDgning iomt ReprGientanter
for Gag og 5agblo6e. oSauitroteo
2onoons Hens bringer ct tort gil.
leOe al S%elonoios Moitinrum meo
lln0erifriiten: o@bere coal is not
wante6". (Spor man life bebsoer
alt).
Ganaoos tiol. @eneralguoerner
og 5orm. I. Den engelif . ifanOi-
nopiife 9onf / 2on6on, Carl @rep,
ien0te ira aSelonoia" fslgenoe
troooleie Telegram til Song Gre.
oerif:
ngoa De engelife @eiter5 8eene,
Ser FOR 9iebIiffet beiinOer Jig un-
Der 6onif Stag ON 9orO pda DO.
torifibet nSelnn0ia", tiaoOer Carl
Wren {in nrhe0init nj ien0p 3eres
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
w[E7e'-


o96att. "s 8orreiponoen uotnlt:
Colombia" go0tger, at op til
5000 q $500 Seitefref tier er oct
m%otororeone Sfi6 M naaet no oper
6origgsitooiet og brll9bort / oct
proftiife 8orretningslio. 3iIbage
itoor en0nu Den nfggrenOe 8anife-
ligbe6 at funne ite6e WotorcDlin-
ore iterfe hof til at uOboD0e De
%folosiale gfsplolioner, iom bliner
mtnoQooelige, noor man ifal op pao
beiere antol 9eitefreiter emo $500.
Der itiller Jig nemlig praftiife 8en'
inn / @eien for at gge G~DIin0renes
antoI iDnOerligt no ooer SeIan-
bias is. SORT noar oct Broblem:
9Gt opnon tilitr9ffelig @eitefroft
meo ct rimeIigt 4ntol Gplin0re,
uoen at oct goar no oper Siffer.
be0en, er lot, oil Ri opre nooet iii
Reoolutionen al De nIo9renOe
Sfi6s6Dgningsmeto0er."
OireftGren for 9. & @. gtots.
raoo 9esiau bor ionret fsIgeuoe poo
Spsrgsmaalet ON, at BET bar mlligt
at fonitruere en- oOoennflpoer"
meo Mfotorfroft:
yHoturligpis bil Wotoren finOe
i'm ll0oifling, ligeiom enboer onoen
Qaoifine. Den for 9. & @.'s 8eO.
fommen0e bar Den ltore Maifin d.
fraft fun unoeror0net Snteresle.
8i bar fun enifet at lepere 9epis
for, at ben Coinage, iom oi Der.
biemme bar grlg for, fan bD9ges
Dos os efter Selnnoia . 6ppen.
0ette 9epis, meiler ri, er MI le-
peret, % ioa er ri tilire0ie. gi pill
De 10 limpeltben END life funne
ooerfNnme mere emo en- beIfeoen
9rsfOeI al Den Ber0ens.S tonnage,
iom logger inOenior Selonoias
0rGgtigbeO % 0ripeepne.
Oo Robert 6uItonS Prgpe0am-
per .Glermont" flapreoe neo 40
9uOioniloOen, ipurgte man bog if.
fe itrafs eiter .Gitanio"? Oct ~
mes mig Oerfor Ell Smule Ior0rings-
fulot itrofs at fr9oe Soar pao,
boor mango SeltetrRfter Selanoia.
Qtotorerne fan bringeS op til, Ell
ter at oct isrite Stib er blepet pre-.
ienteret.
Dan bar n9ppe giort Jig flart,
at al bele aofforoiilno0en FAR ri
meligoiS De nj 8ienoeoele ringere
Coinage % ringere Drioeepne emo
Snlan0Ia. San pi altlao bDgge
Motorifibe / Steoet for ale oiSie
Oampifibe - og / Sfotlano amer
mon ogiaa Selonoia. IDpen for till
itr9tfelig - ia, iaa bebsper Ri IT,
fe at 9ngites. 2ao iaa Den enc
Sien0e0el ie 5renti0en an % Of
oente, ON Wotorerne ogioa fan til
fre0SltiQe oereS arao."
Gtatsraoo s. %. anoerien bar no.
talt Jig iaaIe0es til 0aalbora
Stiitit.":
4Oet bopOe pGret W~eningen M
at gaa ira Rerreiun0bp til YtiO.
%ole5borougb / England, men Der bar
al ilere 8run0e blepet taget en- al.
ben 9eitemmelie. Mon iejleoe M
lige til 9on0on, boor Der in0toges
en- betpoeIig MengOe StpfgoOS;
oerira goor lllren til @enuo, gen.
mem Sue3fanalen til Colombo pao
9eplon, piOere til Bolo Benang
% Singapore % enoelig til Bang
fof, Siams 9opeoita0. 5 Cont
Don oil Sti6et 6lioe @enitono Ior
megen Opm9rfiombeo. st fort
engelif 6iOsifrift for Stibsiart
gGbe Steamibipping 8orIo" bar
alereoe bragt en- me9et u0ferlig
af6anoling ON Den M Sfibstppe,
N1%otorifibet, og geroenspreSien bor
anmelot 9eiee ON 9or6. 2ieeleOes
Representatives. for Beroens ltsrite
Re6erier. NoifinperionoIet beitaar
finn al t3-14 Mon0.
Sfibets inite Jillte bliper meaem
aebenboon og 9angfof, og ianO-
ipnliopi5 oil oct ret ofte gGite Rer-
reiunobp. 6oruoen De nppnte 9per
nil Sfibet oaioa iom Neael pao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
ENGLISH EASTER PosTALs.
1912

No. 326. Beautiful imported Easter Post Cards in assorted de-
signs and each with an appropriate Bible text in English.
Price per boz. 25 cents. Per 100 $125.
No. 327. Fine domestic Easter Postals in many different de-
signs. Easter greeting only. Price per Doz. Is cents. Per
100 60 cents. Per 1000 $500.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-20
NOVEL PLAN FOR
GOV. WILSON
Proposed That He and Gov.
Burke Speak Together
at ST. Paul

SEA GIRT, July 2O.-A novel plan
of campaigning has been proposed for
governor Wilson's consideration by
several members OF the national COM
mittee.
They would have the governor speak
once from the same platform With
each OF his opponents for nomination
in their home states. They propose
that he speak at st. Louis with Champ
Clark; at Cincinnati or Cleveland
with Governor Harmon; at Boston
with Foss; at Hartford or New Haven
with Baldwin; at Indianapolis with
Marshall; at New York with Gaynor
and at Birmingham with Underwood.
Instead of travelling to North Dako-
ia, speaking there with Governor
Burke, the proposal is that Wilson
and the North Dakota executive speak
from the same platform at St. Paul