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The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17

ments for showing the exhibits all the special features, the harness ana running horse and auto races, tha side shows, the restaurants and drink- ing tent, the arrangement for handi {. ing the crowds and the parking ol
 the ears-every detail was admirably arranged Our people and our ylsl. tors were afforded a splendid treat
 and massive as were the daily turn outs. they were not any larger than the Fair Association deserved.
 '1t was a master stroke on the part of the management in inviting he Hon. Champ Clark Governor ROD lnson Senator Davis and Congress man Rainey of Illinois, to Hot springs
 to take part in the opening days ex- ercises. The Fair is bound to prove great advertisement for Arkansas and particularly for Hot Springs The visitors showed up this year and the visitors enjoyed what they saw. All went home enthusiastic over the Fals and highly pleased with the city ability to handle the crowds, as well
 as it's moral cleanaess.
 "The Arlington hotel enjoyed a very profitable week. We reached practically our capacity every night and hundreds of others lunched and dined with us I cannot think of a single big man in Arkansas who was not on hand for the fair. Little Rock
 Day was a particularly big success
 The best people in it's delegation were
 guests at the Arlington, while in the city They .applauded our Fair and what is better, they showed IA.
 more friendly spirit than in past visits As a result the big cities oi
 the state will probably work in harm ory hereafter and that mean inc7eas-
 ed prosperity for both.
 Our big guests, even New York and Chicago people. enjoyed the Fais
 and going out once. went back the next day We had our share of faii
 regulars. in fact, think that eyerS
 guest in the hotel went out every al
 terncon in the week, so barren was our spacious rotunda from luncheon until dinner time eadh day. All were Fair boosters. If our Fair had
 single knocker did ne, make the gentleman's acquaintance.
 "The city's new administration IS
 to be complimented for the cannes of the Fair and of the scenes day and night around town There was nc
 rowdyism nor no gambling, so far as i know. Nor was any one robbed ol
 slugged. Fairs of the past have haa Their disagleeable features along With
 their joyful features-All the state'
 in the union along with Arkansas
 There Is a certain element of sharp
 CTS and bad boys who follow in the
 wake of fairs and tent shows gener ally, and eke out a living at the ex
 pense of the good, honest folks froH the small towns that attend fair
 our Fair was finely policed; in fact this department was equally as wei run as any of the others,
 Tn conclusion wish to pay my respects to President Westcott and
 the board of directors I know how
 hard they labored to make the Fail
 the splendid success 1t turned out t
 be. and all in all, their conquest was
 richly deceTyed."
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17

Mrs Minnette B. Arnold and hon of Goshen. Ind, are paying their custo. mary winter visit to the Arlington.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17

Mr and Mrs. Emerson Carey of HutcainscA, Kas., reached the Arling- ton yesterday They are chaperoning Miss Mabel Puterbaugh, of McAles ter, Okla, and contemplate a stay of several weeks
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EXPOSITION HALL
 PRIZES AWARDED
WOODcOck AND LAWSON, or THIS CITY, WON GRAND PRIZE
 FOR THE BEST EXHIBIT.
Sharp Competition in Several Lines Delayed the Judges in Making
 Their Awards.

With the exception of awarding the prizes ill the iobbing house display in which there were five entrants, the judges on the displays in Exposition Hall completed their work last night and announced the list of winners of the blue and red ribbons for the best exhibits in the big hall
 The booths and the displays were pronounced by the judges to be the most beautiful in the history of the State Fair, and there was sharp com petition in several instances. The fol- lowing awards were made: Coffee-First prize, American Cof- fee company. Art Calandars prize, Knapp company, N. Y. Vacuum Cleaners-FiTst prize, Feeny company, Muncie, Ind. Gas Stoves-First prize, Coutlee Bros. Automobiles-Firs prize, West colt Mctor Car company.
 Dry Goods--F'irst prize, Woodcock
 X Lawson, artistic window
 Dry Goods-First prize, Duffie, De- | partment store.
 special Mfg First prize, Baker | Wheeler company. Oils-First prize, WateTs-Pierce I for lamps and stoves. Oils First prize, Gay Oil Co.,, lub
 ricating oils. Auto Accessories-First prize Westcott Motor Car company. Corn Products-First prize, Corn | Products Refining company NH X Lumber-First prize Valley
 Flaming Mill company. ForrestTy-First prize. Arkansas National Forest Reservation Waters-First prize, Mountain Valley Spring company. l Ranges First prize. Majestic
 Range company. | Vitrified Tiling-FiTst prize. Tex arkana Pipe company | VitTified Tiling Prize, J A. Harrington x Sons. Candy Mfg-First prize, Candy | Butcher Shop. Jewelry First prize. Blakes. Electric Display--rirst prize, Rush
 Bros. Insurance First prize, Metropol-
 an Insurance company Drug Preparation-First prize | Rexa1 Commission I4ouse--First prize lScott-Myer Commission company. Commission House-Second prize
 Hot Springs Commission company. Pianos-First prize, Christopher Jackson Piano company.
 Fraternal--FiI-st prize. Moose" Wholesale Grocery-First prize PlunkettJarrell Grocery company. Fountain Pens-FiTst prize, P. A, Gardener. Pottery--First prize, Jas. Glass Benton, Ark. University prize, University Of Arkansas. Colored- First prize Pine Bluff
 Branch Normal school
 Colored--S Second prize Hot Springs Colored exhibit
 Grape Juice-First prize. Welch Cream Separator-First prize, Dc
 Laval Separator company. Commercial College-First prize Tyler Commercial college. Commercial College-Cecond prize
 Draughton Commercial college.
 Gelatine-First prize, Jell-O com
 pany
 Dental-First prize Little Rock | Dental society.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17

Mir A. C. Woodman of Philadelphia reached the Arlington yesterday.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17
IANNflIs, LONG FLIGHT.

Ssf Gharlea. Mo- NOV lb. I0fly .iannius. the AYiatOr. arrived here late ionigat in alis hydroaeropIane from
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17

Miss George, of Little Rock socia circles, is attending the State Fair and the guest of Miss Ruby White
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17
LOUISIANA 7, ARKANSAS 6.

Fayetteville, Ark Nov. 16.-Ark- ansas lost to Louisiana in a hard fought game by a score of ' to G. Arkansas had the ball on last 5 yard inc with only two minutes to play when quarterback Schaklin attempt ed to drop kick which failed and Arkansas chances to win were gone.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17
Personals

Miss Leona Madox, Leaura Ande.- son and Mary Wilson. of Conway. ar rived in this city yesterday They are the guests of Miss Ila McCarley
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

Services at St. Johns church: First mass at 8 o'clock with sermon. by Father Jenne. Low mass at 9 o'clock. High mass and sermon a. 10:30 Ev- ening services at 7;30
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Beloit College, 10; Knox College Q.
 St. Louis, 20; Marquette, 6. Missouri, 33; Washington. 0. Nebraska, 14; Kansas, 3.
 Colorado University 10; Denver Q.
 Ka:.sss AsrieuIttral. 14: Colorado 6 'ssyw tSwTM1 Rugby, Australians, l2; California s.
 Iowa 20. Ames. T.
 Louisiana q Arkansas. 6. Yale. 6, Princeton, (.
 Kenyon, 22i University of Cincin- natl, 19.
 Depauw, IT. Butler 3. Western Reserve, '; Ohio Wesley an. 0.
 Purdue, 91; Rose Poly, Q. Oberlin 0; Cau (.
 Michigan, 24; Wabash, Q. Georgetown, 1e. Virginia. 13. University of South Carolina, 65; Po~ters Military Academy. 0. King College. f; Dublin Institute, O..
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17

Jefferson City lie covered ITO miles of his flight from Omaha to New Or leans and has been in The air i3 houre and 5O inmates.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17

Worrell Exterminator Guaranteed 10 kill Cockroaches and Bed Bugs. For sale by Eastman Drug Sto-a. 70. K. Hnkill, Prop. 11-16-tf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-29

ben, ser ayr Sfilsmisie meIIem
SUD % gtenneitet, oerior maatte
Den 6orttoges, fsr ri funoe font
/ Somfun0 meo @uO.
29g enonu i9rIig 0erfe til, at
9lpoitelen %ifriper: nariihus leo cen
Sang for 5pnoere", cen Sang.
@uO freezer life, at Der itoI Ii.
0e5 anoen Sang ior SpnOen o9
llretf9r0ig5e0en, cen Sang er til
fre0Sitillen0e for BAN.
ariitus ifaI life libe oitere for
SDnoen. og intet @}enneite 6e6oOer
ieIo at li6e for lin Spno 90 ltret-
fGrOig5eo for at fomme ben til
SUB.
Get er BET ftore oo o~Ieoelige oeo
9etragtnin9en al Seiu 9ioeIie, at
ban bar cen Sang for a0e tuget
9ioelien for SDnOen pao iig.
Og BET bor ban giort for at fsre
ale, iom oil, BEN til SUB.
gr on ino fommen oerben? eGer
snifer ou at fomme 6erben? 5 iaa
5iIipI0e = tr6it sig be6 ariiti 0i-
Belle ior sin Spn6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-29

o6omeitea0ret" og ino al Uncle
Sam 100 eaer 800 @cres.
!Serren olene fender 9ierterne %
Ter og oeo Siertetrangen; meO et
ooerflaoiif gIif ifulOe MAJ tro. at
Den iterite Del at Den iu0%oanorenOe
geiolfning Der bapoe 8ran9 til at
iamles ON @ltos Oro og Safra-
menter, oo De nGiten ale bgrer meo
til Menigbeoen 90 inmles flittig
ON De obennpbnte Rnn0emi0ler.
o6oor er BOG arGften lioet fenot
af OrO og Safroment," iuffeoe
ben gnmIe 9rorion, og bet iamme
Suf rsrer fig iiftert ogiao | BAN,
Der ber itnar iom &errens Giener
bIon6t os oa S6n6oe efter SsnOag>
forfDn0er 6oa0e ON 9errens forbnr.
menoe 0an6e % a9rIi9beo til boer,
iom BENDER iig til BAN, men ogioa
OH Strofieoommeit, Der oil ram.
me Sc eenitrioige. Serren eipe
Ronoe, at arbeibets Raol mno Inf
tes: Si9les 5reIiel
Wenigbe0en, Der bar peret lam.
let un6er Get baa6e / DoIen og poo
8afferne, ifiltes obi San. Mb.,
ioo M bar ri bper for iig port eget
airfeitpre 90 boer lit @uosbus.
Ger err IS Mil meaem airfer.
ne. SDeran6en SsnOn9 bar hi
@uostjeneite I Dolen og bperonoen
poa 8offerne iomt SsnoogsifoIe oa
llngoomsms6e. z ginterens 0sb
bnr pi p9ret iomIet til OpbDggelies-
meoer | prionte Stem. abin6ems.
De ben fsrite Dnsboe I bper Roo.
neo.
8interen bar p9ret bonro og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-29

langoarie Der, iOet aaereOe / 9eou.
No. ct tptt Gag Sne iatot %
me6 Den en- 12-14 8ra0ers 6roit
UNDER 3ero, % / San. Y1O. 9apoe
oi a0ifiaige N9tter 30-40 @raoer
un0er Zero. enonu, on bette fri
oes, bar ri Sne0riuer pan en- i
8 SOB Ssi6e 90 en- 10-12 3om.
mers DDboe pao jpon Narf. Oa Oct
oil pei life ppre oanifeligt at for.
flare, at Ri Ipnges efter Toroors-
oarme, ian Der mo blipe @rps I'll
pore Seite og areaturer. so er Der
npiten life til of faa for noqen
Rris. st tort @o6e for os, iom
Dor ber oppe pon 9nfferne, er, at
ri fan fna al ben S~pe0eitroa / %.
len - 6 til 10 Mil 9erira - oi
Bore &eite er mngre, BOAR.
li9t ififtebe til bet foreitooen6e
5oronrsarbeioe.
aul fan faos oe6 Minen for
$f.50 pr. Con. 9rp iii 9ren6ieI.
5encepoiter o. |. fan bi fna irit pon
Reeerineens 9ano en- PA RiI
Bort grorion Bot Office Der fs6.
tes til 8eroen for ct aor Itoen oil
% al Rnringsiorg. Dets Bot
meter CIR. Slien mener, at bets
Sn0fomiter er for imon | SorboIo
bets Bosning, iao ban bill nof
soo no al vbitiineis" u6en Ben.
Iion.
Den 30. San. 6soe samle Bette
mooer Wrs. Soiepbien. Sun fom
nIporlia til SfnOe en- 8 Tiger foruo
oeb at itiee neb of en- Boen; bmn
leo fore Smerter. Sioen bun for -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-29
SiOnep, Montana.
q. @orts. 1912.

8i er iom en- bel Del iammen.
bragte gsrn, Der melt er fomne ira
andre MenigbeOer I bort Somfuno.
RogIe er fomne iao Iongt DIT fra
iom Waine, ANDRE fra 8isconiin,
Minnefoto oe q. og 9. Oofotos,
og after andre er fomne Spo fra
Soma, Rebraifa og andre Stoter
for Der at gore BRIG of oeres
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-29
Stretanfer.

Sang paa Sang ia 70 @ange
ON ugen fommer o0aniferen til
os, og ioo ier man Den 10 efter,
ON life / Semmene iaa / SiOerne,
og Ser er 10 oIti0 noget. iom bGnger
oeO og iGtter Sierte % 6ierne /
9epegelie, forlIOen alt oct meget.
man tnger mo for at t~iLfreositille
almin0eIie Rpsgerrigbeo.
Do lige M fom .Goniteren"
mo 40 0sren, - TO SpsrgsmonI
er 6ebanolet. iom ieg 6apoe tGnft
at ifrioe ON, nemIig @u0s Orb,
Dor 9fbel. og oOprer ! 2eiren"
meO SeniDn til 2oeerne eler Dor
SpgeiOrening.
SeIe 9emmeIigbeOen pe0, at 81
.foor geliigneIie al at leie Strii.
ten, er, JON en- ouneont" %itriOer.
at ri Deile0es al BAN, iom bar IN.
Ipireret gibelen, og belIer ingen
Sfaoe er BET, ON ri fender Om-
itPnoi96e0erne, boorunoer 5trii.
ten er 6leoen I'll, boaoe ior pt nDe
og oct gamle 5eltomentes 8eofom-
menOe; oa oil BET pare ulige let.
tere ior Backgammon al oejleOe %
! al SanObeO, ion Ri tan potie /
gnOelt og aunoifob for @uo o.
Dfenneifer, % bnoe ll06ptte boooe
al Dor 9gren, &psning og 9etragt-
ming al Sfriiten. @ennem Hefor-
mationen gap @erren it Orb til.
bage til in Menig6eo; men uOen
9elligaonoen 6liner Oroet laa pei
iom &riitus en- 4nitsoslten % en-
5orargeIiens aIippe, og man pil
lsbe meO Sfriftteo ira Der og Der,
% gre mere StoOe Tor iig ielD
og andre, emo man oil gnDne.
4toar Oh Ieier en- BOG i 9ibelen,
% Ices ben belt no, isr on banner
Dig en- Nening. Wan taller ON
Sefter u6en for Dor STRIFE. o. Der
er mango. men Dor e9en 9ren er
fulo df 9emmer, iom, pna @run0
al, at De b9naer Jig / 5triititeoer
og anpitler, life gioer Sefterne
noget efter. 0e er bele 5eoIoger.
ifent, iom gnuIus ifriber til De
ibellige / Gorintb be en0nu er
ipGoe og fun fan taale N9lf. ifent
De efter 5i0en bur0e opre bofsnc
% funne taale banro 6Boe. Soa,
fore gibellee err. tag lib, tag 3io
til @uos 0ros 2Gsning. Ser gel
Der Or0iprooet: vSnitoert er Gait
Get n9ite, iom q. 8. omtoler
oct en9elife, bill pie Jig at
bore ianot: valorig bIipe' fan til
@nDn, bnoo Ell ifer / Seiu 8aon~.
ut Menneifer fan bope mango 60
.retngen0er tilidmmen iom Meieri,
etc, oct er en- nn0enS Gag,
ifsnt ogiaa 9er bar oct go0t, ON
par meo at bDgge 61tiet
ber maa oi fslee ben bimmel-
ife 5a0ers gfsempel, Der Dor Seer
til oae og Io0er i'm Col op-
gao oDer onoe og go0e.
8i mna toge oen 5ing op, og
oct toger life lang Sio. Snernn0en
Ssnoog gftermi6Ong iamles ri i
Dor Siplpeforening .8ormanoen anb-
ner W66et meo Subs Orb og 8sn,
Ri ipnger en- Snng, oe oerefter for.
hi / 1870 Winutter oIle
bore Eager, ON Der er nogen ipge.
Derefter bar pi igen Spbpggelie o.
fife iom be ~perbslige Sore.
ON Wniferaoe etc. Ser II
er nemlig iefs perosIise /,
5oreninger, oa be bor en- SnpIe,
bpor ben enc boI6er Regnifnb me6
ben an6ens 5eitligbeoer, inn be Tan
bof6e 8oIlooen gaoen6e omtrent !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-29
&orreipOnOancer
SenDerDGolo.
Gen Is. Qaorts 1912.


be0en Der bar fe6t De to og en- 6olo
g2ot1, iom ieg omtalte / D0onf e.
rem )tr. 1G for q. 5ebruar, for
$2t50.00 til at 6po9e Dor npe Sir
fe paa. Serren bar label port
5oretagenoe IDftes iaa Iongt. 0u
ifoI oi IA til at to9e iot pon 9p9-
gearbeioet, og ierIig iDnes oct at
o9re be unge, iom er iorige; for
oct er g9aiementet" iom De tren.
ger iao baor0t til.
6or en- iefs aar iioen begpno.
te De llnge meo at bol0e N9s0er
SsnooeeftermiOoag me0 feIes De
ipisning to @ange ON Nooneoen,
og oisie g9sOer bar pit Jig at ou-
re til itor 9eIii9neIie, og i Ste.
oct ior 1il6agegong, iom Der fer
meo ia meget al ben Slogs Sore.
ta9en0er, bar oisie Meoer bait life
lioen 5remgang, ioa at De er be
ore be'egt emo nogen Sinoe fsr, %
oct er os en- itor Globe at ie De
unge %fIoffeS ON SUBS Oro pao oen
g9aaoe, iGrIig ! en- ioaodn 80 iom
Oenoer. boor Der er 5orlpitel este
Der mart / 6unoreopis, Der err i9rIia
inobp6en0e Tor De uilge. Men BET
er @erren, Ser bar Ia6et set lnffes.
ban alene ital BABE 9gren 0erfor.
0isie Ms0er ofbol6es omfrina /
prioate SUE, GA pi life bar ,9aie-
ment1 eler Spi'eiol oeo airfen.
Den BET bar IGnoe pit Jig. at bore
Suie er Tor imoo, % Ser fan lam.
les ipDnIig en- so til 20 Menne-
Her. Iii 8iSer Oh til 80 % 90
ioa ri bliper paffet inc iom Sil0
/ en- 5enoe, og oct fan NOT opre
gonife nbe5ageligt fomme Sioer at
iiooe i 6en Stiaing paa ct 9rat /
ct 4nr elmer; bog, naor 2nteres
len er Der, goar BET an. Men or
Snteresien fife tor, fan set pore
pinligt nof. Saa ri glqoer os
meaet til port me 9aiement. 6Dor
ri fan afboIoe ole oisie RsOer.
Seq nGpnte / nit ii6ite Stpffe.
at R~enigbeOens 5olf bop6e piit itor
OfferoiaigbeO. Sfsnt Dor @eniQbeo
Inn or life. bar oi M iubifri6eret
oper 100000 in6en for Renig.
be0en. g1u ifal ri iao no iblorot
Sdnosm9n0 90 be0e ON en- 8aoe.
Seq tolte meo en- al grooeriom-
flnoets R9n0, og ban iogoe, at
ban tpnfte NOT, ban funoe un0o9re
en- S25.00 til airfen, ioo BET par
en- itor Opmlmtrino for mig. ghi
bar oi oginn mootaget @ooer ira to
al SeItermenigbe0erne, oe ri 6ao.
Der og be6er, at mango iIere Of DE.
~nigbeoerne oil tpnfe poo os og rpffe
os en- biPIpen6e 6oan6. Oct er os
ogioa en- itor Opmuntring, at faa
mango 8enner tPnfer poa os o.
IenOer @nber. JhI er oct ioa Dor
8sn til Serren, at ban bill laoe oct
Ipffes for os / en- npr 5remtio at
i9lge ben gomIe airfe.
9ermeo feIger ioa apitterina for,
bOno iee bar mootoaet iiOeu iiOit
ieg ifrep:
fora 5enien, RoieboIt, isis,
5ans Snnien, aennaro, Re6r, Gici.
lie Garlien. Off 9orn, Soma boer
$40; 5. g. 5enien. 9lue eart6.
@inn., @6marO 5enien, 5oreft Sin,
Soma. 5. airfegonr6, 5iour Gin,
Coma boer So; 5obn Qana, OF
Sorn, Soma, Dtrs. .. $. So6n-
ion, Sgoensburg, @is en- unpbnt.
Goaenoer, Soma bper 50; ira De
unge | Scronton, Soma $40; ira
6e1igoanos Wgb, Boiipoca, Bis.
$3.50, ira Silooms Rg6, Gbi.
cngo. SG., 6. 8. 9inSen, %. San.
len, 9aitor 5. Simonien bper 81;
6. 0am9aaro, @orp 9arien, OF
Sobnnne anoerien 6oer SOC.
en biertelig 5of til en6oer @iper.
an0rem SEMEN
@gb's aosi. 364 Snco ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-29
sen til6uO.

oige, for at ban tan0e tere os
ben til @uo. 1 Str. 3, is.
ut ban tunoe fpre os ben til
Quo" = oct par 9eniigten meo
Dor 9erres 5e7u arlti 9iOeIie.
9oo os Der i 6aitetioeH i Del
mmoite cen Sang tRnfe ngiere ooer,
bpa0 9lpoitelen Der i%fri0er.
ys5en til @uo4 29'er,
bpa0 ipnes On ON at fonlme ben
til Quo? @oGo ipnes gu ON at Ie-
be Dit 9fo / bans R9rbeo, / Gam.
fun0 meo 6am?
Cent ooer oct; men laO os M
ngiere m9rte os alt, bpaO 2lpoite-
len 8eter Tiger / bette lille Beers.
SIRE os ben til @uo ban moa
10 ioo abioIut foru0iette, at bad
be ban ielo og Dem, ban ifriOer III,
en- Sang par borte ira @uO.
Og Ri fan trDgt Iegge til, at
@poitelen 6etrogter ole Nenneifers
noturIige 8iIitano iom ct Gin :
borte fra @llo.
9ioere foru0iptter 4poitelen, at
oct fife er goot for os Menneifer
at Iepe port 2ip borte ira 8uo.
uoen for bans Somhin0.
% enonu eet MAJ ban for1lo-
iptte = at 6Derfen ban eaer ieg
eaer on eqer nogen iom BELT fan
biplpe g ielb FEN til @uo.
2a6 BET ioa itoo fart iom uroffe-
Iiae Sm0be0er: Qf 0aturen er et.
Hbert Menneife borte ira 8uo, BET
er ulnffeIigt at leoe borte ira SUB.
ingen fon biplpe zig ieIp ben I'll
@u0.
PIT bette ioo CUBS Ssn ira i'm
Serligbeo 0eroppe POS 6ooeren, oo
al 8prliqheo til os beilutteoe ban
fla ioa til at forla0e bernie lin Ser.
Ii9beo og 6lipe Menneife for at igre
os ben til SUB.
Nen boor6an funoe set ife?
@poiteIen i%friper, at ban Leo for at
FIRE os ben til SUB.
Suffer on, bpo0 9eter iagoe
6o SENS begpn0te at tale til line
9iiciple ON, at ban ifulOe gaa til
SeruiaIem at li0e og ibieIilaas?
san iogOe til Seius: Y0ette lie
DIG ingenlnnoe~, : Beter piI0e Do.
at Seius ifuloe gaa uoen ON g +
oeIien.
Og tort beore bar oct life, %
ban liot ienere poo 6orflnreliens
8ierg roooeOe til, at Seius og De
IRE 8iiciple, ser par meO bom, iful-
be blipe og DO Der.
Wen fun6e Seius 90 life fsre
Menneifer ben til SUB peo at I'M
berpiie Dem og ieIn gao geien for
an BENZ
8eter iDnes 6elt inotil Seiu 9i-
belle og 0s0 at bnpe peret of ben
Mening, og Fan BAR life olene Der
ON.
Cent + @fg. poa Rito0emus
Ia ban I N~ftenens 5tilbeo taler
til Seiits iom zen 2erer fra @u0",
oa er oet oobenbart bans Menina
at beore unoeroisntng bar oft,
bDao ban beb6De6e for at fomme
ben til Sub.
Soooon bnr oct opret ii6en neo
igennem 5i6erne, at ielp mango al
benz, ser oilbe ben til Sub, oe men-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-29
Set, Der beitaar.

Dor Subs Orb beiiaar epinoelis,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
THE COST OF CRIME.

The various trials OF Harry X. Thaw
have cost the state OF New York over
s35O.OOO Every new hearing OF the
case since Thaw has been In Mattea.
wan has cost about $4,000. Thaw's
original trial lasted seventy-nine days
and the court expenses were about
$500 day. The state alienists cost
1880 day. and various other wit
ness fees amounted to a large sum.
When the jury finally disagreed. over
100000 had been spent in the case.
The second trial cost another 500 900.
while Thaw and his family have spent
more than million dollars in the
trials and subsequent hearings. All Of
this waste Of perfectly good money
because one degenerate in a state OF
drunken passion shot another. Crime
and the degeneracy that leads 10
crime are the costiiest things with
which society has 10 deal. The Grim
inal is not only a non-producer. but he
Is a menace to society. and must be
guarded against.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
THE DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE.

economy Of the
iessaure OF 1911 The Farmon a
The
Virginia in save
cost OF holding the legislative session.
uced this something 1909
tho Republicans But:
This money
delay Senators Delegates
being
phersa situation
make grandstand a
he Democratic Legislature of 1911
publican Legislature OF 1909 the
Democratic
alton o De
Republican
on the asylum at Weston
100000
ence Of 100000 90 in favor Of
The
Grating
100000
can appropriation which permanent
tituton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
TEXAS RAILROAD BUILDING.

In these stirring days when "malefac-
tors OF great wealth" are lodging stones
hurled from every street corner. and
when the predatory rich" are hiding
themselves. from the wrath to come.
SO TO speak. II may be timely to in
quire IL We may not over-do the war
upon capital. A circular sent out by
New York banking house shows that
Just thirteen miles OF new railroad
we're completed In the state OF Texas
during the first six months OF 1912.
Texas is a great empire, a continent
In Itself. larger than both France
or Germany. and yet II had less new
railroad construction IN the frst six
months OF 1912 than any other state
west OF the Mississippi river. and less
than a dozen far smaller states east OF
the Mississippi.
The state railroad commission OF
Texas has been one Of the most con.
spicuous assailants OF railroad man.
agement Legislation in Texas has been
bitterly anti-railroad. While probably
the railroads OF Texas have to some
degree failed OF their duty. and doubt
less have been unfair In their dealings
with their customers. Texas has not
been slow to retaliate. Arbitrary or.
ders and exactions have crippled Tex
a. railroads. and railroad building has
come 20 a stop Texas needs rail
roads She needs many thousand
miles Of new lines. n the entire rail
road mileage Of tho United States
were put into the state OF Texas. II
would not be more than enough "a
handle the business OF the people that
could easily be supported in Texas
vast territory.
II seems 10 be plain that Texas will
not have much new railroad building
until there IL a better understanding
between the railroad companies and
the authorities % the state. all Of
which indicates that the war upon
railroads and the attacks upon CAPT.
tai may ~ carried too far