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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-01

times when milking such COW. ana
believe ii is best to send such an ami
NAL 10 the butcher as soon as she is
fat enough to go.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-01

The shipwreck Of the great liner Ii
tanc brings out most forcibly the fact
that Il coed many theories that look all
right on paper go to smash when they
come in contact with actual things and
facts. In the case referred to the nice
theory was an unsuitable ship; the
cold fact. an iceberg.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-01
Perry's Flagship Disabled.

Becalmci where his consorts could
not move to his aid. he fought against
hopeless odds. his flagship alone hav
ing to contend with the Detroit. the
Hunter. Lady Provost and Queen Char
lotte. One by one the guns OF the
Lawrence were disa hled until only
one on her engaged side could he
worked. AS the conSort Niagara was
comparatively uninjured Perry deter.
mined to change his flag to her. He
crossed the range of the British guns
in an open boat.
Not long after Perry left the Law
renee her commander hauled down the
flag because he saw that the helpless
wounded were being slaughtered by
the British fire. The English took tina,
as a signal of surrender and supposed
the battle was won. but in less than
an hour Perry was back on his flag
ship writing upon an old envelope that
famous message. We have met the
enemy and they are ours" There BE-
received the swords of the British
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-01

Provided the farmer himself Is a fit
companion for his own or some other
fellows boy. there is no place where a
town boy can put in the months Of the
.uEuler vacation to better advantage
han on nearby farm Not only will
20 have a means Of working Off his sur
,luS animal energy, which is often the
'ause Of his getting into all kinds of
mischief if he loafs around town. but
he learns to do useful work. gets ac-
luainted with the farm animals and
machinery, develops his muscles as
we'll as hi.' wits and besides this learns
the value of time and money. A scad
If boys the writer knows and whom
our readers know would be infinitely
better off If they spent the coming sum
mer in the manner outlined.
There is happy mean between
slovenly neglect of the home and its
duties by the wife and the other ex-
IRENE which finds expression in such
IA devotion to the home duties that she
has little or no time for anything else.
We have in mind just such a case. and
it is putting it mildly to say that this
good woman. though deservedly reput-
ed as one of the best housekeepers in
her community. is little better than
galley slave when it comes to being
tied to her home and its work. While
without question she gets much salts
faction out Of keeping her home so
shipshape. so much energy is required
that she has little to spare for other
activities that would serve to broaden
her interests and make life more worth
while More than this. her stress of
work keeps her in tired and run
down condition. which in the end Is
bound to mean fewer years of life.
Now and then she should let the work
go hang. rest up and get bit more
enjoyment out of life. She would live
better and longer. and the members OF
her family wouldn't suffer because OF
Il. either.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-01

1t may be that it can be done. but
the writer has never seen the yard
about the farm home very neat or grac-
ed with flower beds where the chickens
were found roosting on the railing to
The front porch and where the young
porkers were scratching their backs on
the corner Of the milk house.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-01

A sample Of shelled seed corn that
the writer tested the other day showed
six dead kernels out Of fifteen. or more
than 30 per cent. 1t is just such a
showing as this. without the POSSIBLE.
ity Of discarding the ears from which
these dead kernels came. that makes
the buying Of shelled seed corn so
risky proposition. And this makes
nothing of the further difficulty Of de-
termining whether the seed was grown
in Minnesota or Kansas.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-01

Cuss words may ease for the time
being the feelings Of the fellow who
utters them. but they have mighty
INJURIOUS effect on the nervous system
and milk production of sensitive
dairy COW. Whistlng. which ex-
presses an entirely different state of
mind. has just as different an effect
uron the bovine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-01

The vacant places in an orchard
caused by poor stock. injury in cult
walton or borers It may be we'll to fill
in with younger trees up to the age of
about eight years After that time the
older trees occupy the ground so fully
with their root systems that young
trees set make very little growth and
seldom amount to much when they ar
rive at bearing age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-29
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Jessie G. Kirby and Harry j. Kirby.
By virtue Of an order Of the Court
of Chancery Of New Jersey, made on
the day Of the date hereof, in a cause
wherein the Perth Amboy Savings In
stitution is complainant, and you and
others are defendants, you are required
to appear and plead, demur, or answer
to the complainant bill, on or before
the sixth day of January next, or the
said bill will be taken as confessed
against you.
The said bill is fled to foreclose a
mortgage given by you to the Perth
Amboy Savings Institution dated the
sixth day Of January, nineteen hundred
and nine, on lands in the City Of Perth
Amboy, and you the said Jessie G.
Kirby are made defendant because you
claim to be the owner of the said prem
ises and you the said Harry j. Kirby
because as the husband Of the said
Jessie G. Kirby you claim to have some
interest in the said mortgage premises.
Dated November 4th, 1912.
CHARLES G. HOMMANN,
Solicitor for Complainant.
10h7k-1 1-Q-ht-o q W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-29
With Apologies of the Fraternity.

Sir John Ashley had q curious habit
Of speaking about himself as Ashley
and blending the third person singular
with the first person in the most I'M
usual way. This is how he used to re-
late what happened:
ASHLEY went to the Derby, and I'm
blessed IL Ashley's ticker wasn't stolen
from him. As it had beer given me
and l priced 1t, / went to the head
pickpocket, with whom I was acquaint-
ed, and said, See here; they've taken
Ashley's ticker The man blushed.
Good Lord! You don't mean 1t, Sir
Johnf' he stammered. will you ave
the goodness to just wait 'ere7 I'll be
back in a jiny.' He was back In three
minutes with Ashley's ticker, which he
handed over, saying most humbly IS
he did SO: 4 'ope, Sir John, you'n ae-
cept the apologies Of the ole frater-
nifty. 1t was quite a mistake, and 1t
was done by a moo beginner West
minister Gazette.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-29
Bismarck

Bismarck could forgive, but he
wished to do it after proper soIicita-
ton. At the beginning of the Danish
war Field Marshal Wrangle, who was
at the head of the Prussian troops, was
exceedingly annoyed at one point to
be telegrsphed not to advance farther,
and he returned a message telling
King William that these diplomatists
who spoil the most successful opera
tons deserve the gallows." After that
Bismarck ignored him completely, and
one day they met at the kings table,
where 1t was especially awkward to
preserve a GOODNESS. Wrangle called
everybody "du," and presently he
turned to Bismarck, who was seated
next him, and said, my son, canst
thou not forgetT' NO." vas the curt
reply. After a pause Wrangle began
again, my son, canst thou not for
gtvef" with all my heart" said Bis
marck, and the breach was healed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-29
Men Should Marry,

AS an argument in favor of matri-
mony 1t is stated that among every
thousand bachelors there are thirty
eight criminals, while among married
men the ratio is only eighteen per thou
sand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Daniel D. Laforge ana Andrew j.
Happen, executors Of Henry Laforge,
deceased, by direction Of the Surrogate
of the County Of Middlese1, hereby
ives notice to the creditors Of the said
Henry Laforge to bring their debts,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-29
2yBT-Il-2I-Zt-OeW

EXCISE NOTTCE.
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
d~ersigned intends making application
to the Board of Excise Commissioners
next meeting. for a license to keep a
saloon with the privilege of selling
malt and spirituous liquors in the City
Of Perth Amboy and in the house
owned by John N. Peterson at 1913 New
Brunswick Ave.
Dated November ~. 1912.
IGNATZ OLCESKY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-29

demands and claims against the estate
Of the said deceased, under oath or af-
frmation, within nine months from this
date, or they will be forever barred of
any action therefor against the said
executors.
Dated October 10, 1912.
DANIEL D. LAFCRGE
and ANDREW j. TAPPEN,
Executors.
EXCISE NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that tie IN
dersigned intends to make application
to the Board Of Excise Commissioners
Of the City of Perth Amboy. N. j, at
their next meeting for a license to keep
a saloon, with the privilege of selling
malt and spirituous liquors In the said
City of Perth Amboy. and in the house
owned by himself at 329 Fayette st.
Dated November IL, 1912.
JOSEPH BACHA
1oQpT1 1NAn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-29

Picking, Nov. 25:-President Yuan
Shih Kai is striving to settle the con-
!roversy with Russia without an open
slash. Russia is trying to gain GER
tain concessions in Mongolia to which
The entire Chinese nation objects.
and strong demands are made that
The country fight rather than submit.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
6eifen.Aarmitabt.

Darn - Der @rcBber-
500 bat BEN oroentIiHen Brcfeiior Der
iurtitrden SofuItGt an Der 2nnbes'
uniberfitdt @eb. Suiti5rut Or. So
BARNES Biermann IN @ieben Glt iein
0ohIuhen bonn /. Qprd b. s. ab
aus Dem 6toatsoienit entLaiien.
Somburg D. b. 8. - Stnter
BEN @ingertsfpeg uS9I0B9en" er.
I@cb fi1 elm iunger Mann mnnlens
Red, Der in Ser biefigen &ftien roue-
rel ongeIteGt NOR. Dns Meotir TT
unbefnnnt.
SIbemfta6t. = @Is Der ar.
better Tinfbein aus benz nnben 4iien-
benin IN Der bieiigen Rnpierfabrif
einen ifAperen 8alen Bdppe tn eine
hSbere etoge I6nffen tponte, gilt
e aus uno ~Itiir8te nit ieiner 2oIi
cine Ereppe binob nobel er bon BEN
Wonen begroben tpur6e. 0ebensge-
f6brIi9 berIest tpurbe er irs Rron-
Fenbous gei1afft, mo er nod Obnt
@~efin1u1ng 0ornieoerliegt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
WQedenbnrs.

S&werin. = Wod Inngen unS
fmtperen Qei6en beritorb bier I'm So.
lebensiobre Der Observation-Disclosures a.
9. RnrI G1mibt.
Getn 70. 3ebensinbr OoIlenOete am
0B. Sorular 5. s. Der General Del
sgufonterie Sermonn 4orI @iIbelm
B. @rnbere. @eboreu 81 Grfurt, trai
e am 1. Npra 1860 oils 4nnntogeul
betrn SnFanterieregiment Scr. 81 Elm.
Nm GeIO5uee 1865 nnbm er ais 80
iittnnt BEL 6iefem Meeimente tell uni
srur0e IN Der @1lodt Bel R0ntggrdt
bertpunbet. SIN SeIoauee 1901
mar er &ompngniefibrer beim Sn-
innterieregiment Scr. 90.
Neubutom. - MiiuermeiItet
GGr6oer nertoui9te 0ieier Gage ieir
&ous nebIt MiibIe an 0en&oteEbeiibel
9eters gu 8runsboupten eegen better
&oteI (Shnemers &oteD IN Bruins.
k0atpten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
OHprenfen.

@ori9en. - Molermeiiter Sai-
fermnnn BON bier Bat Ons an Der
61uptftrabe geIegene BETTER Bins-
iMe @run0Itiid fir ben @reis bon
uyOOO Wtart t1ufIi@ ertporben.
@umbinmen. = Nuf bisber
unoufgefIGrte 8eiie entItnp6 in Dem
GobnbanIe BEG benz MittereutsbeIi-
Der Rrieeer gebOrisen @itteroute Hli-
den Geuer, Ons nit FOLDER Sdneaig-
beit um fi@ erIff, 6nB Ons $nus bnlS
Elm MGub Der SIommen tpur6e. Wur
0ie Mingmnuern bIieben fteben.
Sn benz Suite Aurnebnen brnnnte
Oie Meeierei nie6er. 9ei benz itorter
CrcIte tpnren 20iGneriu9e nereeblid
Weitberbrnnnt fipO Elm Bferb, biz
&ibner un6 Der Beftonb an S@pei'
nen. Die Gntitebunesurn@e bee
HrnnDes 1T aud bier u~nbetonnt.
9tfcIGiten. - S@tper nerun-
aIiidt 1T Der WeiIGfutf@er @nrOaiO,
aus 1aranotpen. Sim fieL infOIee
Der @I1tte nuf Der GbouHee bnS eint
RferO. BET benz 9emilben, BEN
8ier o~ububeIfen fGm e. ieIbft 81
fan un6 6os Eier fiel ouf feline Bel
ne, nobel er iGApere Werietineen err
tit.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
Nronhenbnrn.

Hr0n6e NIB u T e.-grtrltnten III
n Der &opeL BET Bron6enbure Der
28iGbrige SdiffseianeriObn Wilbelm
&fng aus GroNen un6 Der 26i6brige
Hootsmnnn @uIton @eblon aus
@iesnis I'm GroHener 2reiie. Beioe
iperOen IN elmer semetninmen @ruft
nuf benz Grofiener Grie0bofe beige
lett perben.
0udou.-DoS In Der biefigen
@enenN nlbetnnnte 36bIerihe Sotel
BUM ooIOenen Sling am Marft 1T
bur& Rnuf fir 73,O0OM. in nn0ere
&Gn6e iibergegnngen. Der neue Be
fber 1T Elm Serr @0arn, Gron5oia
bon @ebwrt.
Rommer3tg a. D.-gs itnrb
BIER bns prenB. &errenbnusmitgliec
MittmeiIter a. O., ðsernf bon
GGmettotp non Idnserem 2eiOen i'm
AIter bon IS Snbren. Ser @nt-
I9Iofene bat bic SelO3iige bon 1866
un6 1871 miteemnht.
Erebnib.-Sier brnh bet benz
Biioner @uItnp Drensfe Geuer aus.
Dos @obnbnus lit total ausgebrannt
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

Cambria. - Gin Gr6Beres
Eeuer entItuno ouf Dem pIot an Der
Ode Der RIeinen Treibeit unO %feif-
fersgoug, ouf benz fi@ Elm Ted Der
R~iItenfabrif bon Sud befin0et. gs
bronnten Sol0oorrGte unb fertige Sci.
item. 9os Geuer breitete f@ iebr
ihneu aus, IoooB bic 26f&nrbeiteu
t6naere Belt in Nnipru@ nobmen.
Dos Teuer fonnte bont Der E6tiefeit
Der G%euerpebr ouf ieinen &erO BE-
fhr6nft blei5en, bic MmIieeenOen al
ten @e5GuOe am Rfeifersgone uno
bic onftoBerOen Sinterbdider Der
@roBen Greibet tOnnten eei@ust
tper0en.
GurboDen. = Der friber SCt-
ten6orfIhe 8innenbof in @roOen in
@r6be BON Is Seftor tpur0e Sunl
WretIe bon $500 Meort fir ben Set
Tar an &entier B0Eber In Ntenbruf1
bertnuft.
@iIbeImsbure.- Der 4ui'
Genbote Qobmann pom @ostpert tuur'
Be off Der gbouIee ifberfanen unt
su gooen geidloeen unb ieiner @elO'
foSEe nit nift unbeOeutenoem Sn-
HoIt beroubt. Dos @nstperf iestt
fHr bic @rgreifung 6es. Eaters eint
BeIObnune BON 100 Mnrt aus.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
gHrfHGf,n.

1erefnmen. - auf Der bic
Fgen 9ene trur0e Der 8ergmnnr
&engS aus Rnmen 6ur1 5teinfnn
aus Dem SnngenOen niif Ter SteIe
get0tet.
&or6e. = Der IonsiGbrise Set
ter Der Bouabtei[une Oes n9bonir"
&err 2ouis 8oerft, itnnO so Sabre
i'm Oienite 0es 90roer @ergtperfs.
uno Siittenpereins. Der Subtlor
trot am /. Snnunr in ben noblber.
bienten Sunderland.
Menge6e.- Der 10 Sabre ate
Mnngterer Bernboro EiImarirl geriet
auf Der bielieen Station beim &nr-
gieren atpiifpen bic Buffer un6 muroe
icfort get0tet.
@eIIinqbofen. - Gum gb.
renmitalieO Der Sretpinigen Diirger-
Feuertuebr tuur6e Der i'm "a. 9ebens-
iohre Itehen6e SmubmoHermeifter
WiIbeIm RrGmer ernonnt. &err &r6.
user mar 40 Sabre Spritenmeiiter
Der Teuertuebr. Cine GepMtntton
AbezreiHte tim bic gheenurtusOe.
1850 q = 4
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
@ramnidpeia.

@rnun@p e bs. - Die Shule
FIR 8uder.SnOuitrie fir Braun.
i&Detg, i'm SGbre 1872 ins 2eben
eerufen, eroffnete ben aurius oes
Snbres 1911 am 90. 6ebruor. Die
S&iiIeraobl belief ii4 ouf 26 Peric.
nen. Die @eiomHnbI Der S0brer,
Ole felt benz pieraigiGbrieen 4eiteben
Der 2ebronitdlt oieie beiu9ten, lit 6a.
nit nuf 1424 geitiegen, OnDon aus
benz DeuHAen Eeihe 1913, aus Dem
MusIonOe 626. Ser Dor einigen Sab
rem eineerihtete motbemotii&e Dor
eurius, fir ioIhe 9eilnebmer am
6uuptfurius beItimmt, 0eren motbe.
motiihe Renntniiie gum unmittelbn.
rem unO pollen WeritGnOnis Der Dor.
tr6ae iiber NeAonif, NnI@inen.
tnAs unA DompftelieLonIoSA ni
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
pOfua9ridhn
=. aus Gem
Alien Dattrl0n0t.
Aus Der ORei6sbauytitaOt.

NevItn. 0ie Grri1tung BEG
HGbnbofs ra6unti9e 9eiOe" an Der
Sobonnisfboler NnfHluBbobn in Der
T6be 6es al Neu-Goun (gfir0orD &C.
b0renoen Dammpeges, tDurOe nad)
InngtDierigen 8erbonOIuneen 5tpt-
i&en 9tobtgemeiroe unO @iienbabn'
DertpoItung en6liH seii4ert. Die
Stoot MeuIg0un 3nbIt einen 8uituB
bon $4,000 UH. gum 8dbnbofSbou.
Ser 27idbrige Sobn Sermdnn oes
an Der @ubener StraBe Dcbnbot'
ten GIeiiGeriden @bepnares bate Elm
Bob genommen, un0 Oa er longere
Belt fem 2ebens3ei9en BON ii4 CAB,
fab bic Mutter i9liebIi@ mad, oh
ettpos pafitert Iei. gu ibrem @ntie'
ten FonO fie ibren Sobn nIs 2eide in
Ser 8ooeponne oor. Ob Der iunge
Menf6 i'm @oHer BON eiuem &er5'
I6Ioge b~etroffen tpir6e, ODER OBJ CT IN
FoIae unDobIieins rmgefaaen uno
eftrunfen lit, tonnte nidt NIT Cider
beit fefteeftelt Deroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
gabem.

@uden. - SouptIebrer MidoeI
weoIitor begging fiir8Iid nit ieiner
@befrnu SeIene geb. 8fliiger las Set
Der eoloeneH &chseit IN n6niger Tor
perEiher mno eeiitiger Stride. Ger
SubeIbrGutigam 5GbIt 82Sobre, nab
renS oie SubeIbront 79 Sabre alt lit.
8IBI.-Die @itDe beg Dor etneni
BierteIiabr ~beritorbenen Hei9sfrei-
BERN BON @Iaubis, Gei1sfreifrau
bon @Inubis, geborene Sreiin &ind
bon 8oIoeniteiM lit tiir5lid nod Ian
serer Rrnntbeit seitorben.
Greiburg.- Ger 9trettor Der
bietgen l~1niberfttGts : lugenflinif
Serr @eb. Sofrat Brof. Or. SbeoOor
arenfeI0, bat obermnIs einen iebr
ebrenboIen STUFF un6 atDor an Die
~rniperittdt Berlin erboIten.
RebI. - rnI6ngft 1T ons am
S1IobiodeIsfopf Iiegenoe, teiIpeiiC
beIaOene 5diff n9rina Srieorid
RorI" led ~geporOen un6 eeiuufen.
Der batr9 8eriiherung geOefte Wa'
terinIi4oOen bel6uft ii4 ouf 10000
Wort.
Nedareero9. = Guf BEN
Beee sur MreitsItGtte Hiirote bel
Bobnnrbeiter @eore zimmerman
bon Der bieiigen 8obnitberfiibrun!
70 uneIiidIi9 ab, 6ob er iofort to
mar. Der @erungIiidte 1T Ga SabrI
alt wn0 berbeirntet.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
@nhern.

0benberg.- Der 1ieItee giir-
eerberein neronItaItete Dem Iaei0en.
ben 8lreermeiiter Mattb. SGabel,
Der az Sabre 8iirgermeiIter Der
Stoot Menberg NOR, e1ne @6renfeier.
8amber9. = Die gol6eneSoh.
set feierten oieier Gage 5tpei gea9tete
Burger BON 8amberg: Sofbanfier
aneeIo bon @aIiermonn un6 ser
Ntngiitrntsrot Yribntier glooIf Gronf.
G0erbeim m. - Sier trot 8ir-
germeiiter Mi1oeI @eritenItdtter, Ser
felt 1856 bier nIs 9Irgermei1ter le-
eensrei9 nirtte uno peri9ieoentlid
oiisee8eihnet uup0e, BON ieinem go
ften ouriid.
&obam (Sbb.) - Gmf Dem @ile
beg Moosneibers Bel Sobam iino Der
0i1brtge 8ouersiobn Seb. gmerer
bon 3onsbam unO Der 1Oiabrige
@iitlersiobn Sob. 2e1ner eingebro-
DEN unO ertrunten.
Brakeman. Sn @ritbmiible
Bel @rnfenou bronnte oos @obnbaus
6es Gaihpirts StgI b~oGIt6n6ts ME.
Der.
S4eBIis. = Sier lit Der pdpit-
Ii4e &Gmmerer Mottb1us Rir9ner
I'm MIter bon SO Sabren geftorben.
Ct tDor bon 1854 Bis 1861 MiiIiomor
IN 8entrnlnfrifo.
@eIs. - Sier 1T Der freirelig-
nierte aopofat uno @utsbeliser
Smrcdfo nod lGngerem 2ei0en i'm
utter bon So Sabren seItOr6en. Ser
Geritorbene geborte Der IiberaIeu
Eartei an.
GpeDera a. Mb. Ser nellge.
tp6blte Berufsbiirgermeiiter Der
Stnot Speper, Serterid, tpuroe bon
Der Iegierung tros Oes @inipru6s
Oes 8entrums %beitdtigt.
% ir3burg.- Seinen 80. Sc.
burtstng feierte 9ompropit unO bi.
f90fI. @enerdloifar Or. 8beOoot
Diem bubier.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

esrsrei@enO sri&etneL bot sd iebi
bap6brt.
OberfmuIrot @rOf. 81. D0nber hoi
Elm RopituI bon itber 100000 T. ge.
htftd, 6eren Bfttpen NIB @oiier
bon Gtunts. unb @emeinbebeumter
sugute fcmuIen iOH. Die Stifftzne ii
inter Der Beoei@nung -RorI D0uber.
Gtiftung" 9enebmigt pOr6en. Gis
IT Der Mufit@t be8 GtGbtm0gtitrotl
umteritent
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

tpen nit ben gorrDerten Onfdarten
un0 NeuIonb. 400 Morgen groB,
an Germ Rurt Muscate, Sobn oes
Rommeraienrots Wuscate-D iri4au
3eoiert. Die l1ebergabe finOet am 1.
SuIi 3. s. itntt.
t.-l1eber Der 0ienerpob-
itiina ouf Dem 8o6en 6es berri6aft-
lihen 5hloiies 8onItetten (friiber
SotobSOorfD, $errn Rommerberrn
b.. Torpnrt seb0rig brad Elm Brand
aus, Der 6as eanae S@IOB Derni4'
tete
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
WeRvren6em

u.-Auf Der etenbobn'
I4rede Observation-Disclosures tpurOe nui
einem unbenoHten uebereonoe I'M
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-01

Although f, great 'ct, 3, sad ohou'
.1e attitude 4 United stare, senator
Iaru''.'', 90 " ,%ronsiu, the politician.
2 '....a', who actually know -. aor
.'..r 2 tNalr. declare 'Ha' Wisrn0-
has undergone p rapid .haug" viii
n III, ua,' ~ weeks and William How
"a T1f' F., he beneficiary Indira''or~
,a,u' 90 i've fact 'ha' 'ha President viii
lrrv che Original InsnrC'u' 500"
"n.. rt' alton i borne ont hv ne coy
.Nrrn. 40 Judgments e The mon close
~,na''r Robert " LaFn''o''c. a0l
.. g., Nor close o. Eve Roosevelt and
forces
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-01
FARM TO TRADE

va Cimar-o1 county Oh'a 'r '-a'a f"r
residence property iu Pm .w m.
nu.-e ~ New oHife
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-01

voTES-Put your votes on motor.
'vcle A. Emporium FOR Tim ToveIsdy
Hs will appreciate them -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-05
RECOVERY IN STOCK LIST
COMES WHtN BEARS COVER
ACCOUNTS IN LAST HOUR
Advances Can Hardly Be Ac-
credited to News, Although
1t Wasn't Unfavorable.
CLOSE is IRREGULAR
Union Pacific and Reading, With
Gains of Two Points,
Lead in Gains.
CLOSE is IRREGULAR

NEW YORK, June 4.-The recovery
In stock exchange prices today was
probably TO be explained by the SIM
pie fact that last weeks decline had
failed to disturb or excite the general
market and that the returning spirit
OF apathy had left the Enclosed bear
accounts" the more numerous OF open
speculative positions. 1t could hardly
BIT said that the movement OF prices
was In response to the days news.
though that news was not unfavorab' =.
The governments first cotton crop
estimate OF the season, given out at
noon today, was tamely received
The stock exchange opened with
initial advances ranging. in the most
active stocks from 3-S to Is. In the
leisurely professional buying move
ment, which followed. such advances
over yesterdays closing were mpde
as two points in Reading and Lefigh
Valley and one point or so in Steel
and Union Pacific.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-05
Roosevelt Captures
Sonth Dakota DeLegaYes

SIOUX FALLS, S. d., June with
returns far from complete, IL appear
ed today that Col. Roosevelt will have
the entire delegation OF South Dakota
TO the Republican national convention.
Only small part OF The state had
been heard from, but the reports from
scattered sections gaze the colonel
comfortable majority. Estimates
pla2cG Roosevelts plurality at from
10000 to 10000. The fight between
Clark and Wilson was still in doubt,
both sides claiming the 10 delegates
to Baltimore.
From present returns II appeared
that Senator Gamble, .egular Re-
public an, had been defeated by
Thomas Sterling, formerly dean of the
state university. President Taft and
Senator LaFollette, the returns in.
dicatsd, were neck and neck for sec
end ia the Republican presidential
vote