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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-07-30
Forward; March! Now the
Order In North Carolina
B Y
DR.. Eugene {. Branson, President Georgia State Normal,
Athens, Georgia.

Somebody said to George AIDE in |
New York the other day: A great
many smart people come from IN
diana, it seems. Yes, he replied, and
the smarter they are the sooner they
come.
on the contrary, the smarter the
young Tar Heel is now-a-days the
more surely does he stay at home.
l heartily congratulate the strong
men CT my native state, who, twenty
five years ago, elected to stay in
North Carolina and to share in her
wonderful development during this
period.
Your letter sends me into a hurried
look at the figures for North Carolina
DUNG the last census period.
!. in Agriculture note that the
average value per acre of your farm
land alone has increased 145 per
cent, still barely more than one
fourth Of the land area Of the state
is improved farm land. Here, then,
is abundant room for ho~rne-seekers.
The increase of land values is
everywhere a Warning to the tenant
s ~ " SCI III his own vine n
zig tree and be in a hurry about it.
The economic salvation Of North
Carolina and the entire south de-
Ponds upon q multiplied host of
small farmers who own the LAND they
iii and who till the land they own.
The value of farm machinery has
increased 1913 per cent in the ter
years in North Carolina. Since
1880, these values in the state have
been more than trebbled. In the in
creased value of farm implements AND
machinery, North Carolina outrank.
every other southern state, except
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida anc
Oklahoma.
Another significant increase is il
the value of live stock, los per cent
Indeed, in this particular, the stat,
ganks fifth in the union, being out
ranked in the south only by South
Carolina and Georgia..
There is a gain, too, in diversified
agriculture. For instance, there is
gain of 103 per cent in peanut acre
age. In 1903, the value Of this crol
IN North Carolina was more than fiv
and a quarter million dollars. Tn
hay and forage acreage increased 6
per cent; the sweet potato acreage
70 per cen Irish potato acreage. 3
per cent; and h is rare, the dr.
peas acreage increased go per cen
These are far more encouraging III
the increases in cotton and Tobacco
acreage.
In 1910. there were 1899 cattl
IN North Carolina; that is to say, onl
8 per cent more han 1850. Mean
while the population of the state ha
more than doubled. North Carolin
had In 1850 $4,000 hogs more tina
An 1909. Like Georgia, North Caro-
lima is every year paying a king
ransom to aliens and strangers ou1
side the state for food and feed SUP
plies.
2. In manufacture North Carolin
Outranks every other southern sta
in the Dumber of wage n an
Except Kentucky in the value {
her mill products. Her operations
1909 numbered 121,473, a gain
AZ per cent in five years. Only Texs
and Oklahoma, among the souther
states, show a greater increase. III
value Of her factory products amour
ed to $216,e56,000, a gain of 81 pt
cent in five years. Only Texa
FLORIDA and Oklahoma show a grea
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-07-30
To Get The Best For Boy and Girl

ooh my friends hnk God Almighty III is no rmpedtr of person., hdy you cannot get the bet
Myourb boy and your girl until you are rdy TO give the BEST my boy and my girl You can take that
boy Of your am end him through the ahooss dh lint hr~ghh colleges send hin trought the Uni
veraty send him abroad bring him back home head land houdes above h friends and neghbos but
he won't De- very high when hH adams houhesa bve his friends and neghbosf his neghbor are
ignorant and ntamht land weak lou cannot gethe best out oyorb boy niles other peoples boys e
educated nearly or quite as we'll as your %;y you'll have gdh get the best out fy your boy competing
with other W that me nera bout as good he is but not quite"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-07-30

Teacher-"What happened after
George Washington chopped down
the cherry-treeI'
Pupil-"Well, after he chopped It
down, I guess he-chopped IT up
August Woman's Home Companion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-07-30
DAY OF TRAGEDIES IN \ KANSAS
TOWN.
fCedar Point Letter to Florence Bull
letin. clipped by Chicago
Evening Post

There seems to haNe been n hOodoO
foOling around Cedar Point last week.
Mr.. BRYAN was kicked four times in
his barn by one Of his mules. Il small
boy fell and almost bit off his tongue.
the same day a little girl was kicked
in the face by a horse, q mans pump
fell on him, crushing his hand. and
three Mexicans were Killed ty light
ming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05
ROCK ISLAND, TOO
Safety Bureau Is Announced
From Topeka Offices.
General Campaign to Reduce
Personal Injuries.
A. E. SWEET ON COMMITTEE
General Manager Represents
Second District.
Systematic Plan Mapped Out by
President Nudge.
A. E. SWEET ON COMMITTEE

1t is announced at the general Of
fees of the Rock Island Lines in To-
peka today that a safety bureau or
ganization to cover--the entire terri
tory of the Rock Island will become eff
fective Immediately. President Nudge
has appointed L. F. Shedd, general
+ safety supervisor, with headquarters
at Chicago Many of the officers of
the Rock Island in Topeka have been
/ appointed on the general bureau.
/ The safety bureau has been per-
! fected to reduce the number of injur-
| les to persons and the loss of life re
sulting from accidents in operation OF
the road. Plans have. been mapped out
systematically to bring about iT-
provement.
| The general safety committee VIII
| be composed of the assistant to the
second vice president as chairman; the
| general manager of the first district;
| the general manager of the second dis
! trict, A E. Sweet of Topeka; the gen
| eral manager of the third district; the
assistant second vice president; the
chief engineer. claims attorney, general
claim agent, chief surgeon and general
safety inspector.
The district safety committee vii!
consist of the assistant general mana
ger as chairman, the engineer main
tenance of way, the district mecnani-
cal superintendent, the district clair1
agent the district StOrekeeper and TIE
district safety inspector. In the secord
district with Topeka as headquarters
]. B. SmalIey will be chairman. ]. NJ.
Brown, S. w. Mullinix and w. c. Cart
lidge will be the other Topeka officers.
The division safety committees in
clude the division superintendent, mas
ter mechanic, trainmaster, division err
eineer, storekeeper, claim ad1uSter, en-
gineer. foreman, conductor, brakemen,
switchman, machinist, boilernaker,
blacksmith, car repairer, carpenter,
sheet metal worker, section foreman,
b. & B. foreman and district safety
inspector Then there is terminal
and shop committee with headquar-
tiers at Kansas City, Chicago, Slivis
Valley Junction Horton, Harrington, FL
Reno Chickasha, Shawnee. Argehta.
Fort Worth and Cedar Rapids. L..
In his letter announcing the bureau
President Nudge said:
1.-The question of personal injuries 10
employees and others occurring on the
railroads of the United States in gen
eraI and the Rock Island Lines In par
ticuIar. is one which should greatly
interest every individual on our pay
rolls. as regardless ofHenormous sums
expended annually toepnemete the safe-
ty of our. employees, and patrons, sta
tistics show that the number of per-
sonal injuries is increasing all out of
proportion to. the number of persons
involved.
"A careful analysis of the situation
as whole reveals the fact that
very large percentage of these acct
dents is the direct result of undue
haste. thoughtlessness. carelessness
and recklessnesS." "a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05
BALLOTS HAVE BEEN DELIVERED
shawnee OficiaIs Made Haste After
Word From Court.

Despite the delay in printing the Re
publican ballots the election supplies
all were delivered late Saturday, placed
in the hands of the election officers,
and everything is in readiness for hold
ing the primaries tomorrow. 1t re-
ouired several days of hard work-as
we'll as several nights-to complete the
arrangements. Notice of the temporary
decision regarding the printing of tie
names of Roosevelt electors, made by
the United States supreme court, was
received in Topeka about o'clock
Thursday night. Ten minutes later the
presses, printing the Republican bal.
lots, were humming. The printing of
the ballots was finished the next morn
ing, after an all nights run.
Friday and Friday night the ballots
were sorted and arranged in the sacks
for the 50 precincts in the county, and
the poll books, tally sheets, ETC., Were
distributed. The work was finished hy
Clerk Zimmerman and his deputies Sat
urday and the supplies were delivered.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05

Ell Dorado Kansas, July g. 1912.
To the Democrats of Kansas:
You are about nominate for State
Treasurer, and is just and right that you know
the qualfcato of the candidates.
I ask she nomination your hands because I
believe that if nominated will be elected-because
I want the office.
Would like the job.
like the salary.
Would appreciate the honor at your hand.
feel that I could fill the office with credit to
myself and with satisfaction to the people.
born and raised a farm.
Taught school eight years.
Deputy County Treasurer.
Am assistant cashier of Citizens State Bank
(Adver
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05

Mr. Edwin L. ONeill:
In your advertisement of August 1872 in which you
wifuly misquOte accusing the County Commits
sOners of graft and referring matters which have
connection in contest of this kind you challenge
point any transaction which there any appear
ance of GRAFT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05
WHO WAS IT?

Sold $4,000 OF Shawnee cOuntyS stocks for $50 OOO and
paid commission $500 for selling the same, which
resulted in loss of $225 00to the county.
And
Who got this S22,5OO which the county should have
received?
Was there any Graft in this to any one?
FL And
Who it built the dixie front; and
was it properly constructed and within the money
appropriated?
Was it not condemned by wellknown Topeka
tractors and Santa Fe civil engineer?
Do you call this clean business transaction?
And. -s.4e h.,
Who it denied the Tax Payers League the of
the Court House for meetings because they called into
question some of your official transactions? Do you
think in this you accorded proper treatment to the ct
of this county?
And
Why has it been necessary the rate of taxation
if you such SUPERIOR business man?
And
Are there many other of your transactions which
should be explained?
I want the voters to know that candidate for
your place the Board of County Commissioners.
Respectfully,
F. F.. MpPS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05

WaIkoyers Win Again.
The Walk-Over shoe baseball team
defeated the WiiIiamstown team 16 to
Sunday. Batteries Howard ana
Scott; Ellis and Leddett.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05
Only
Democratic
Candidate
for
State Office
from
Eighth
Congressional
District

Have been with this bank twelve years
Have Endorsement of the twenty banks of Butler
county,
Have lived in Butler county twenty-eight years
Am positiv of my qualifications.
Am Democratic Representative from Republican
District
Am positive of qualifications
Am the only Democrat in the whole Eighth Con-
gresSlonal District seeking Office.
My location would strengthen the ticket
As always before will work success
of DemocracY.
With confidence in the judgment of Kansas
Democrats,
Yours sincerely,
FRANK HI. CRON.
sement)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05

"a The majority Of critical
dressers will vote to wear Felix
clothes.
They've carried every state,
county, and town in the Union
by storm.
Because they're fitted to hold
the place on the broad back oe
the people.
They'll be elected on the pure
wool ticket-heading plat
form made of the planks-Skill-
ed Tailoring.
Exclusive Designing
Moderate Pricing.
And they're now on sale at
Cut Prices.
Every garment live issue of
the days
Our store is the polls-where
you cast your ballot for the win
= ming make.
Just a little electioneering!
0Gisc2SS1sA
m@0 eos Eauaaa Ara
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
Smuler fra Gitanio.lllYffen.

3alifar, II. 2, 6. 0}ai. Get
treoie Sfib, Der er lat lpo ior at
is9e eiter zig ira 5itoric. lllpffen,
oanpsoe Ito al 5oliiar' 6oon i Nj
ten ct fioite 6oripg Get par Oct
oanu0iife 9e9erinpsifib MontnnognD.
Qiinn fom mo i 0ag efter at
bnpe opiamlet II GIG. al bpiIfe TO
6leo be1roue0e Sper.
gropinciol. .9ie9eringen 5ar / lin
6orporilia $4,000. iom er fuu0et
poa 2igene. Zen itbrite Sipni, Der
er ilinoet poo ct enfelt 2il, er SIG.
500, iom ionotes i 9onineue paa
6nil gron0eis ira 0muba.
stun ecn al De II Rerioner, bois
Gig opiamleoes of aa6eIifibet @}i.
ma. er iii. iSfibets Cages Dienin9
06o ira 3nrfnina. &c nn0re Is er
os0e al Q}eotaaet6eo, % 9e0en er
in6trnaot flere Siincr cfter. at Sfi-
aet iarf. 1ette piite ii9 oeO lln0er-
ie1elie al 9iaene; fun eet ai Dem
5opoe 0ono 91maerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
Gn California Jnouitrl trnet,

Son 5ranciSco, 7. OioI. = Sele
Guliiorlria ira Gn0e til onoen er
poo Sperne inro0 2ooforlloaet ON
toloirit 'Slffer. lette 5oriGag truer
nenlig nleo at 6oele1ge en- al Sta
tens itsrIte 1Sno1trier. Selo ben.
gang, ooen guile 5are" eller Spergs.
mooIet om Soponeres og aiileieres
SlioDanorin9 ito0 poa 3ngsor0enen,
par Der n9ppe ion0an llro / Sif0e-
ne, lon1 ben Der lGgges for 0ogen
ue0 llo;i1ten, at aongre3ien ntulig.
Dis oil brine ,5ritolosforilaget i9en.
nen Ter 9oD0eS ooglig lfooer /
Storit96er og 2ono8bper. 6onoels.
foreuinaer oe0tager Groteiter, o9
sonaresmeolenmer ira geitfpten,
iom be9lnlitiger 5orGaget. er Sen.
iton0 for bitre 9tngreb. st Uaeoe t
Sncrmnento ieuote til 5enutorerne
ira Stoten ct 5eIearomL boori De
9sres opmprFonlne pno, at Der inl
pro0uceres 1enfemInftlig 100000
Cons 5ufferroer om g(oret 9lne.
rita, og oeuai 6gbouoler 10 lSobrif-
fer / California 10000 Cons. Ger
peqes poa, at s1lfferponblen er en-
al 6e piatieite for lStatens iSorme-
re, oa 6ois doriloaet ON toD6fri
S'Sn6foriel al Suffer peStoees, oil
Oct soelpgge oenne sStonitri. Sefre-
trren for Beet @romers' 2fsio.
ciotion" 6et ipnore California, ssop
e. Rarooa, bar aabnet en- froTtig
2lgitation f1noo 5oriloqet gennem
stntens 2Ipiier oa pao oroen O3oo-
DC.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
ct Kronaar forliolioes.

0naba. s. Olai. Nieloinapr
ira 0peoebeltet tDOcr pnn De beoite
Onitunoilbe0er, Oh ct itorre 9lreal
er tiliaaet 9eiten eno noaen Isinoe
for Guar paa 5oreiperlsler. iom
& 6. 9loienater BAR n0ien0t. er
bei ojroo optineitilfe, og alt peger
iremao inroo bet be0ite GeiuItat al
tronsmisiisiippiif 2laerbria, iom
orIorien felroer iii. Ser lrogle llo-
6rog al 9inpportene:
$. 9i. 9ottreIl, 9lgerbrlgSfom.
n1isipr for 9locf Sslun6 9anens
9inier fiaer; ~2lostilitanOene / be
II Stoter, Com 9iocf Sslano betie.
ner er ualminoelig aooe. llOiigter.
ne er be6re, erto DE bur peret / man.
&c 9far 0et itore Sneiolo og ben
iioen ialone 9legn bor foripnet Sor-
oen meO riaelia 0poe, mango Ste.
loer iii ell 9u6oe al 3 a 6 5oo "
o. i. D.
2. =. Otiller, General. ,Srngtnaent
FOR Nort6meitern Barren / 9iebrnifo
og @poinina, ifriner: y5itllntionen
fon opilmnaneres i meget iao Ono
- beore enb nogen Sin0e. so a
tire GuaeS itnoiq 9iegn 9ecaylrr
og ct itort Snefol0 genilen 0ilrte-
rem bor foripnet sSor0en beOre meN
9n6e eto olniitocligt. Ser er til
Iodet ct itort 9lreol nteo 0interbpe.
De, 90 oe nnonte Gmiteipoiabcoer
bar gopnet ben innoooeligt, oa Den
inneS at 6upe ooerlenet 8interen poo
be5ite Mnooe, nuar unOtnges inoo
Strrfuiltger pan 9oplonb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

for li0t oDer ct 2lar it0en ooeroPre.
De en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | 45poui.
oence, ii. s., boor 9ficbeion bar til
Ste0e, % at Jun nro0tog Orore ira
bnrn iom en- 0fornonnl0ite peo en-
Sonling al DiormonIeoere 30.
iton.
5or fort 5io iiOen, Tiger 0lrs.
BRITAIN nioere, blep BUN omoenot
fra Qtornlonismen Otter boo6 Gag
ferer 56ibo0eo1t iom ofientlig9ior.
oe Oct eofuiteoe 9i0nes6prO 2liten
tiger, bar Otrs. Britain for fort
5r0 iioen for no9le al line npr.
melte 8enner ourtolt, 6pa0 bun oi0.
ite ON 9iicbeions ,SorbinoelIe meo
Qiounonieften, OF man opfor0re0e
6en6e til al lu0e aen0sgerningerne
folnme for 1aaen fgr Den 8io, Der
er iot for 9iiobeions efiefition, 0a
nnon nniaa oct for nbG0erli9t at
fonme frem meo oct efter bans
Coo.
Saa Diot Dtrs. Britain pe0, blep
Riobeion orflpellot til UformoniSmen,
oo ban itlroere0e peo 8ilIiom S5erpea
College, 0io., 6oorfra ban 6len no.
pit / 1889. Gn itng aoin6e, Der MI
Dor / GAIT 9nfe Gitp, ifaI 6ape o9.
ret gli00eI til 9lic6eions Opergona
til Morllonisnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
22icbelon aIormoneleife.

Bottom. I. Qloi. Clarence ..
Z. 9fic6eion. Den for Qtoroet al 2lpis
2inneG ogoSoemte 0aptiitprnit bar
ifelge ct eoiuitet gSionesburo. Der
er oigipet ior 6reosoonnler Dltn-
q. 5bi6ooenu. opret 0fonnoneloite
og itoaet / 6orbinoelie meo DIOR.
monorganfiotionen fIere 9lor, font
bar bar pr@oifet 9aptiitfirfer.
Zen, Der bar aigioet oct eoieite-
DC 8ionesbpro, OfrS 2ouis u. 9rit.
tain 'iger, at Hm tioliaere bar til.
b5rt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o9 ueret
gceleitiol" Suitu til en- Nlano |
gfeip Dorf, iom er iSor1ton0er ior
en- Mormonorganfintion giten
Wars. Britain foriifrer, at bun
bor feiibt Jiicbeion / ilere glur, OF
at bim mg0te bom ferite 8ung for
ire glor iIDen peo en- Mornronfon-
ference pna Stnten Sslono, 6Oor,
Tiger bun, Vaptiftprniten aelltenotes
iom en- Monnonpioiteog neltog inr.
lig ottipt / auniercncens gliirrer.
Sun bar iiOen ofte let bonn og
onlfring Bolton oa bar 9ipet BAN
Mormontegnet, bpilfet ban altio bar
beiporet. Srn Tiger pioere, at bun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
Re6eQerIIe / Jl(eIiCo.
9anner 9ieeerins meo @ome5 iom
miolertibig gr9iioent.
Snare5 sores til miOlertiois
JiegerinesiGoe.

0ei er III fonr4ngt oertfl meo 0en
me 0pitato Merioo, at 61ntilTo
8oicle3 @ones 9erOoBs u0raab-
tes til Qlerieos miolertiOi9e 8rG.
ifoelf Rroflonlatiolen n0ite0te5 a
e5en. IoieltoI Oroieo. Der fonrman-
oerer 0prerstropperfe neo Sronten
og truer 9iegeuinaens 5tilling oeo
5orreon. SHARES er miolertioi8t 9le.
geriiiasin0e. men 0ette oil rimelig-
bis 6lipe ilpttet til gbibuabua.
llonnonelien ui prouiioriif 9re-
ffoent oil life 9ribe forit0rrenOe iilO
9lominiitratiouen of Staterne i
norbre Rerico, oa oisie foreitans
of Rebelle0ere.
Gebellerne baaber, at DC nl Ifol
opnaa 9lnerfenbelie. 0e Tiger, at
9feaeringen / @dbington meO en-
ioa0an Concentration for 9je life
far til6oge6oGOe offentlig 9Inerfen-
oelie al 0eres Uangt.
IA 9le9erirgen 8oibin8ton FOR
ct 2lar ii0an onerfen0te 6rancisoo ).
Maoero IT,, fontrolereoe Mooero Ii.
Der mere emo 9pen sSuare5; 0inj
bolot Aeiten ni Merico 5or 9trr.
pGrcn0e fontrolerer GebeIlerne eta.
terne gbib1ronla, Solora, Duran.
90. BET meife al eoo9iliIn og noaet
tiIiteoenSe Omroooe. 7eres crop.
per. Aer er talriaere eno oe feoero.
Ie, bar tnlet 0ffeniiOen % beonger
iig in0poo Sonoet
Senor 6}ome3 ooertoa Grriioiet
peo 5olofontoret / aalare3 oe0 Qli0-
oagsh0 iltit ct 9lor poa 6 Da9e
npr efter. at V}n0ero pao iannne
9;iet lennenlaif inrlme 9roceour.
Zen merioonife aoniuI 81 ga'o,
Senor 5lorerlte, gioroe BET oeroG-
ren6c goliti 5oreitillinger om, at
@one3 bnroe arreiteres nn0er BET
9aaifllo, at ban paa en- oenligim0ct
0oqts @rlno biitoo OprsrsbepG.
eeIien. 8ome8 off til en- RoQitiito.
tion Ser, 6oor man foriifreoe bom,
at Der irQen 9eoiier / ,'no .6enieen.
De foreloa. Ssn6a9 Morgen penote
ban fi(boae til Slors3. hoor ban
mootoaes al Oberit 0ro8co, General
Gro3eos lo6er.
1bert 0ro3co uoraobtes fort ei.
ter I'll arigsnliniiter, og Qlorelo
Canton ira ghicoton fif Stilliacn
iom l1oenrigsnriniiter i BET nne ao.
binel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

s. 8. Bugilep, iSnperintenOent
oe0 9iebraifas 2lgerbulgs- 0eparte-
ment, Ifriper: gNegnen ii0ite @fter-
nnr, SneioD0et i gttlter bar genlpem-
trnn9t ,5or0en meo 5ugtig6eo. Die0
Hegn / 6oroar og fonunefrOe Cont
mer oil ll0iigterne ppre me1et mli9-
renoe. Get iene ,Soraor 5or life
biotil aiort adoen Sfa0e END at
trnnqe 5ormernes 2lr6eioe jam.
nten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
DlanOe0t Me0oclfl(tr.

Ser melOes irenloeles ON 0gi.
panOe / 0iisiisiippiflooen lteoe i
Soriiiana, o9 itnrft 9iegnfalo oan.
ifeliager 9lr6eioet meo at 6ol0e 5lo.
oen in0e1 for line rette @rpnier.
Sra 9onOon, Stnn., meloes, at
Der poa 5ronf y. 9nrrpS ,Som 6
:Qtil ira 9Den er flltoet @ulo, oB
eieren o9 bans 5unuilie 6eooater
O9hen Gag og 9lot.
5 SenoogS 0ioraes ogoe tit
oiem Sn0oenfieDo, p. 5, 0ir5.
Olarp 9lQ6ertion 0bacfarn, Der fon-
mepoe 81. Suli piloe booe blepet
102 glor golnrnel % iagoes at ugre
oct Gloite .plenncife i S.tnten.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g9ai6ington
oeotoa Mmtoaas euitenntiat en-
9eilntnial9 ON at iir0bpoe TIL en9er-
Ocnsfouierence, Der ifal iorbanOle
onl ISiffeu6eOS 5oraitiioltninger paa
Ocen1ountpere, % pm itrnfs at for.
iDne Il. 'S.s 5loooes Sransportifibe
meo oe neooelloioe 9leoninggappa-
rater. geg9e Sorilno bar frenoof.
iet al Sitarics 8orlis o. bleo peO-
ta9et pno rtrolig fort Sio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

Gen italieuife aorge bar gioet
100000 9ire til 5lt0Iomlm9en til
en- italienif 9nftifibsilao0e. Der CT
bi0til inofonunlet oper Otillion
9ire
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
il ala.

9togle opoprfeoe 5arme ner oe0
@ooonell. 0fln. 9eoite iorte 0tuIo.
ioro. Sra 10 9lcres op til bele
y uSections9. Fris ira SO til $50 pr.
2Icre. 0m n9rmere 0plDSuin9 til
firm 01ien & Stnmp.
@ooomeIl, Sflo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

3e iioite giterretringer ira 8ri.
/ DfnrpIano lD0er paa, at
9iooieoelt bar ieiret ooer Soit og
plllroet Stutens Is 9elegoter til
Neutrality-suspicious. / Gbioogo. !.
II. pan0t 66 og Cart SO 0eIegater
til 5tatsfonoentionen. Get nnite
.Sla9 Ifal I'LL itao i O6io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

,5ma 9eois for, at grGiioent5oft
aoter at ieipe j fin eoen eta, ,O9io,
fan roteres, at yOmobo Bee" Tiger,
at ban oil 6ol6e 70 5aler Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

en M 9olGontppe. 9erGsu1 6.
0}oi. en ftprbor sgaIlon iom er
ulia no9en al 0e gaIloner, iom bio
iii er 6po9et, er nuiten fGroi9. Zen
bp9qes / 9uisbnrq. Gen 6dtoor al
ire ooffilte 9olfoner, 6norof boer er
fon1plet iia ielp. 0oer 9al(on ital
pore 300 500 lan9 o8 SO 500 /
2ianleter. Ser FfoI ppre lem 6on-
ooler, Der iorbinoes meo 8eitibu-
Ter poa ionrne Qioo6e iom gas.
iaoerto9ene er ior6rtnone Der pil
blipe 10 O}otorer pno tilianmlen
1000 6eitefrpfter. gonoolerne ifol
oplpieS og opoarnre5 oa oil gipe
9lo0s for Loo Gasio9erer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

5Oretsfeit / 0falne. O1oIrng, %.
2lpr. 0elegere0e for oe tire leoen-
be ,9oretsforenilr9er / 0tolnte bar
beilnttet ot iege at Too ofboI0t Ell
itterre 5oretS. og grp0etonp I
QaoIme efter De oIpr1pilfe 2e9es gtf.
illltning. O1an ogter at iege at for
moa ioa mango Iom m1Iigt ioo pei
u0enIat0ife iom ioenife 0eltogere |
2e9ene til at oeltoge aan1pene /
Qtulm0.