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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-08-30

dav for lock boxes will be distrib-
uted to the boxes and will be
available to box holders on Sum
day as usual.
There is at present no street
delivery of mail by letter carriers
on Sundays and therefore the
law makes no change in this re-A
gard. In short the only mail THAI "
will be effected under reason
able construction of the new law
is that received at the postoffices
on Sundays and hitherto sorted
on that day for distribution to
lock boxes.
LAS the purposes Of the law,
which was clearly enacted in the
interest of employees, is to reduce
as far as practicable the amount
of Sunday labor the work of dis
tributing Sunday mail to lockt
boxes will be limited to certain
classes Of mail that cannot be
held until Monday morning with
out serious Inconvenience to the
addresses.
This mail will include that for
newspapers and hotel guests.
In order to give the new pro-
vision as liberal a construction as
possible, postmasters will be in \
structed on application, to have |
their employees sort out, in emer-
gency cases on Sunday, letters of
special Importance. This win
supplement the present privilege
Of having all mail delivered on
Sunday that carries a special de-
livery stamp.
by the proposed changes in :
the method of putting up mail in
the Offices Of origin and in it's
handling on the railway mail
trains it is believed that a salts
factory distribution can be made
on Sundays with far less work
than is now required.
Minority Leader Mann, Of the
house, author Of the provision
prohibiting the delivery to the
general public" Of mail on Sun
day, said there was no intent
upon the part of congress so to
restrict the activities Of the post
Office department as to inconven-
fence the business public.
1t is absurd" he declared,
for anybody to assume that con-
gress meant to close the post
Offices as tight as wedge on
Sunday. We simply required
that there should be no delivery
of mail to the general public
on Sunday in order that letter
carriers and postofice clerks
might enjoy a reasonable respite
from their labors."
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-08-30

Executive Department,
Atlanta, July 20, 1912.
Whereas, the General Assembly
at it's session in 1911 proposed an
amendment to the Constitution of
this State as set forth in an act ap-
proved August 10, 1911, to-wit:
An Act prop osing an amendment
to the third Section of the seventh
Article Of the Constitution by
striking therefrom the W or d S
Casual Deficiencies of Revenue"
and substituting therefor the words
'such temporary deficit as may
exist in the Treasury in any year
from necessary delay in collecting
the taxes of the year," and BY
striking the words ''Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars and substitu-
ting in lieu thereof give Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, and any
loan made for this purpose shall
be repaid out of the taxes levied
for the year in which the loan is
made"
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly, that it shall be
and is hereby proposed to smend
the Constitution of Georgia in the
third Section of the seventh Arti-
Gle so as to strike from Paragraph
one the words 'sCasual Deficiencies
of Revenue and substituting
lieu thereof the words, ''such ten
.porary deficit as may exist in th'
Treasury in any year from nece
sary delay in collecting the take
of that year" and by further striE
rg from said Section the word
'sTwo Hundred Thousand Dollars
and substituting in lien thereof
give Hundred Thousand Dollar
and any loan made for this purpose
shall be repaid out of the taxe]
levied for the year in which the,
loan is made,'' so that the tirsq
Paragraph of said Section when
amended shall read as follows
mo debt shall be contracted byI
or on behalf of the State, except
to supply such temporary deficit.
as may exist IN the Treasury in
any year from necessary delay il
collecting the taxes of that year
to repel invasion, suppress insure
rection, and defend the State il
time of war, or to pay the exist
ing public debt; but the debt Great
ed to supply deficiencies in Ievenu
shall not exceed, IN the aggregate
Five Hundred thousand Dollars
and any loan made for this purpos1
shall be repaid out of the take
levied for the year in which the
loan is made"
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted
That whenever the above proposed
amendment to the Constitution
shall be agreed to by two-thirds
Of the members elected to each Of
the two Houses of the General
Assemble and the same has been en-
tered upon their Jcarnals with
the hayes and ths hayes taken
thereon, the Governor shall cause
said amendment to be published in
at least Two newspapers in each
Congressional District in this State
for tie period of two months next
FL eceding the time of holding the
next general election.
Sec 8. Be it further enacted,
That the above proposed amend
ment shall be submitted for rati-
fieatinn or rejection to the electors
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A Proclamation


Submitting a proposed amend
ment to the Constitution of the
State of Georgia, to be voted on
at the general State election to be
held~.on Wednesday, October Q,
1912, said amendment relating to
the borrowing power of the Gov
ernor.
BY His Excellency Joseph NJ.
Brown, Governor.
State of Georgia,
Executive Department,
Atlanta, July 20, 1912.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-15

Oie oeutiden aolonien iino olic
ourdmeg IN normoler @ntwidlung
bcgriffen.
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idelt @ebiete oiesieits oes @beins
10 5iemlib ieoer Sedier, Inn Ser
oas @etreioe i'm 8reiie geitiegen lit.
auf lie 100000 @inpobner einetl
0iebitobl mebr berborgerufen Bot,
mGbreno onbererleits oos SaGen Ser
@%etreioepreiie UNI einen Se6ier, BEL
ser eleiden ginnobner5abl, ie Ell,
nen 9iebitabl perbiitet bot, 10 be-
tueiit @ourmift ooB Die 3unobme
ser i'm Iuslanoe geborenen @efang-
nisiniaiien geraoe in Die Sabre
faGt, Die nidt Die groBten Gin.
monoerungs5ablen ~oufpeiien, yion-
BERT Elm 8lus Ser &iifmanoerer
iiber sic @inuanoerer. Mit on
beren @orten bon DECEMBER 1907
Die 8irti6aftsfriie trot I'M Otto
BET ienes Sabres Elm = bis Mll-
guit 1908 iiberitieg Die 9fiidmonoc'
rllng Die Ginnonberung I'M 1914
1874 Seelen, lpdbreno bonn 80. ST.
nj 1906 bis gum 80. Stunt 1907
oie 9epolferung nlrieres 2anoes iid
I'M 100000 @illmanoerer Der
mebrte, mopon cine eemiIie 3aDl
i'm Staote gsen Uorf blieb. Nnn
blieb ober Die 3abl Der @efanenis
iniaifen pdbreno bicier 3eit faii
oieielbe:: 1876 i'm Sabre 1900
a,317 int Sabre 1903; 1856 III
Sabre 1907. &otte iie ii6 Dor
1908 BON Sabr 51 Sabr nur INN /
Bis 3 Bro3ent permebrt, 10 betrll9
Die 3unabme I'M Sabre 1908 =
DEM Sabre nad @intritt Der @irt.
i1atfsfriie = Is 8ro5ent, i'm So6-
re 1909 ober gar 81 8ro5entl
Oarans erbeat oos Cine: Die
a~riminolitat erreiGte Die bod
item 3ablen als Die @inmanoerul;g
eben eine gbbe erlebte; mabrenb
oie ginlpanoerullg am itarfiten flu
tete, trat iogar Cuno 5tpar 5lpei
Sabre bintereinanoer, 1902 nlr
1909 cine gerrineerulte i'll Der
3obl Ser @efanenisiniaiien ein
8oralts man bod mol miro i6lic-
bcn oiirfen DOB Die @inipanoernaq
oil ii6 feline ferti9en 8erbreder
ms 2ano brinet, iuabrenb Die mirt.
idaftli1 ntgiinitigen &onirnftlirer
bier iuie iiberan Die 3abI Der Ser.
breden bermebrt.
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Die MngeflaGten boben am
Mdr5 Dor @eri6t gu eri6einea.

Die MngeflaGten boben am 12.
Mar5 Dor @eri6t gu erideinetl.
Die Nnflagen eritreden iih ubet
eine Menge Safe uno fir ieoen ein-
selnen fonnen Strafen erfannt ner-
Ben, 10 BOB oie Mneeflagten, lpenlt
idnlbig befunoen, idpere Strafen
5l gemartiaen baben.
Gin ltrteil fam ii9 in oieienI
9lugenblid notiirlid Niemano erla,.~
ben. 5ranf 90. &pal1, Der Brali-
bent 6es gerbanoes Ser giienfon.
ltruftionsarbeiter, beteuert ieire ill.,
i9ulo uno berlonst, oaB ale, pur
odem oie ltnionsarbeiter, ihln
glauben loaen. 9as lit nad bent
8efenntnis Der McNanara's eitl
l6mer gu erfiuenoes 8~erlangea,
@ie geioet, man barf ii6 in oiciem
@l,genblif nod fem ltrteil erloll-
he1L oas beiBt aber nur, bob man
iih lpeber nod Der einen nod De-
anoern Geite boreinncbmen laiiel
loa. Son p~orneberein bon Der ltn-
lduIo Der Mngeflaeten ooer irgere
zines Der @ngeflaeten m~ber5eugt 5t
iein. lit nod ben grfabrungelL Die
mir, in Dem Mcgeamara-Sall &C
madt boben, unmoglid. Die Ser
breden Der Mcgeamara's iinb cat
laden. Dieie @erbrehen fouuien Tie
ober nur unter Mitbilfe Mnocrer
begangen babenL Dor alenl mllB III
men Semanb @elo gelieben baben.
Wer Die Selfersbelfer iino, miiien
mir ni1t, iie mogen aber ebenio gut
inter ben Mngeflagten pie in an.
bern areiien gu finoen fem. Gatia-
DIE lit jeoenfaas, bob nlalr Die Gin
flager rllr auf @runo i%orgfdltieer
lluteriu6ungen erboben bat. Qlio
fann mon aud bon p%orneberein poll
ser l1nihulo Ser @n9eflagten aid)t
iiber5eugt iein. @ir mollen ms
freuer,, tuer,n Die llnl6uIo aller ans
2idt fommt, aber ~borldufis babeli
mir ebenfo uenig einen 9emeis fit
6ieie unihuf6 pie mir einen 8emeis
fir lire Shul6 baben. llno sic
3eit 90 man iit burb patbetiit,e
grfldrnngen fangen lieB, lit Dor.
iiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-15
9riminaIitat Der Giage,uanoerten
nnh Birtidaftsfonjnnftnr.

8or benz 8oruurf Der Rriminalis
tat nimmt Der Statiitifcr 9ourmidl
elm 8eamter oes ugureau Of tbe
Genius" = in Dem 4meriean Sour
nal Of Sociologp Die @ineemanoer.
ten in Sdub.
Mls man I'M ben Sabrel1 1908
lnb 1909 i'm Staate Netp Oorf ein
plosIides Mnl6pelen in Der 3abl
Der @~efangenen in ben Spatsgc-
fangnifien ienes @emeinmeiens feit~
gefteat, glanbten mauhe oieie @r
iheinnng obne meiteres ouf Die
@intpnnoerer auriiffiibren 5l f0n,
men. go mics Der gommillioner @e-
neral of Smmigration in beioen
Sabren auf bic 3unabme Der in
Muslanoe 8eborenen unter ben Sll.
iafien Der 5trafanltalten fin, nab.
reno Der 8orltebcr Der Staats9p.
fangniiie Nep Yorfs III ieinem Be-
ribte iiber bas Sabr 1909 ununi,
nllnoen Die Mniidt ailsIprad, baf
Ole viiingit beobad)tete bemerfens
perte 8ermebrung Ser 3abl Der @e~
fdngnisiniaiien gum groben
Cell auf Ben eroBen Strom Der
ginpanoerung m1breno Der lestet
Sabre 3uriid5ufibren iei.~ Ct mics
oarauf bit, 6aB ein 10 GROCER Hrc.
5entias Der 8osartigeu uu6 lin,
miiienoen (unter oel GinmanSe-
rerll) iif IN ben @roBitaotell nieoer.
lieBen. Muf oieie @eiie miiroe Dem
Stnote Neiu gorf uito ieiner
Gtrnf- uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mebr als Der iblen bon rehtsue.
gen gebiibrenoe 9eiI al ben niht-
piinihensmerten glementen Der
ginmanoerer, ben @eiesloien Deg
Reiens nro Shreibens Infunoigen,
mie an ben forperIid uno eeiltia
@normalen aufgebiir0et. oils Mit-
tel onpioer eriheint Dem betr. 0e.
amten oes Gtaatcs Neiu Yorf Die
MusifllieBung Ger unihtfpiinidens.
merten Glemette inter ben ginmaIl-
oerern."
Gang iiberieben iolde llrteile Die
Gatlade, Dob niht iolpol Die III
Der Seimat ~ertuorbene 4riminali-
tdt, unb anberen Mdngel, Die bic
ginmanoerer BET ibrer Mnfunft be.
reits beiisen, bel Der 8eurteilllila
Der erm6bntcn 9atiade masgebeno
iein iollten, ionoern bielmebr ois
Jrage, inmiefern bic 1nipelt, in
Die Die ginmanoercr bier geratcn
tparen, bic io5iaIea uno mirtibaft.
liden 3uIt1nbe einen uneiinitigeH
ginfIuB off iene aliseeiibt. Sour
mid meift oarauf bin, oab ifon Die
plosIide 8unabmc in Der Bail
Der 8erurteilten mie Der bon Der Of.
fentliden @oltatigfeit obbdngig
@epor6enen iebem borurteilsloieri
9eobadter foSialer griheinungen
ouf oag @irfen elmer b~eionoerei
urfade ~binseuieien BADEN wiiroc.
Dieie beiorbere urIade erblift er III
Der Dirfung bes GriIenjabres
19O8l ugrinnert man iid oaran,
fdreibt er, voaB bic Iestgenannten
StatiItifen fir Die @ereitigten
Gtaaten fih auf bas Snbr 1908
be5iebem, oas ein Sabr beg mirt'
idaftliden Nieberganss mar, 70
Iiegt Die erffarung fir Die plobli-
DIE 3lntafme Der ariminalitdt @ei-
Itesfranfbeiten unb 8erarming I'M
ter ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT ouf Ser
Sonb."
Mit mberen morten &ournid be
fennt iif biermit 5u Der bur6aus
ridtisen aniidt, Dob mon Die be-
obadtete grideinung Dor o1em aus
benz ginfluB Der nngiinitigiten
ofonomiihen aoniunftur gu erflo-
rem babe. ltno bat Score bon
Masr nadsepieien, oaB in Der Tf.
robe BON tS35-tS61 I'M baperi
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Die oentiden SOLOMON.

SIM Sabresberid)te Ser Sombur.
ger 9anbelsfammer finoet iid einl
intereIiante l1eberii6t Der ipirtiAaft.
liden Gage Der oeutid)en 8olon:en
mabreno oes perfloiienen Sabres.
Mau erliebt oaralls, oaB 1T oen
feds oeutiden Sdusgebieten ener.
giI1 e~earbeitet iuiro, UNI Die 8ooen
idase 81 erihlieBell uro bob aud
bort quite unb idIedte @rnten
miteitan6er abtpehieln.
SSn Sogo bat fib Die @usflbr bon
8almol nno Hnlmferncn uieoer
iebr eeboben, pofiir aud Die erboh
te Breisloge einen beionoeren Mn-
rei5 bat. Ser @umnlierport batt.
inter Der gerbilligung ouf bent
Weltmarfte 5ii leioen. S9ledt pcr
Die Maisernte; Tie rei9te MIR fit
ben Iofolen @eoarf aug. Der 81.
i~en6abnbau bon Come na9 Mtafpa-
ME lift Bis 4g6onu meitereefiibri
moroen. Die Meparatur Der in
Weai 5uiamnlengebrodencn 2mr-
o~ungsbride niro nod Big gum
CONNER oallern.
@ie iebr Der @iienbabnbau lid
III ben aolonien rentiert, fat Sic
@olenoung Der Norobabu in Some
run bepieien. IS iino idon iest al
lc grpartuneen ii%bertroffen poroen
Die Experimentation eittlong u1o
am gnoe Der 8abn peroen jest ourG)
Die Sanoarbeit ser Neeer nit prt,
mitipen Silfsnitteln ausgebeutet.
Wan bofft aber. ben grport ar
Galmof uno 8almferuen aeipaltie
iteigern ai f0nnelt, ipern MOI ma
ihineqen 8etrieb eipfiibrt. Bon an
bern Brooltften bat iib 8obaf, bfr
in ben Waneneu6a-9 Bergen eebalti
miro, am beiten be5ablt getnaht.
Ger @nbau bon aafao iuar uibt 10
prgiebig, neil 1911 elm gang ungc.
wobnli6 reeneriides Sobr mar.
Siiomeitafrifa bate oaeegen en-
gu GROCER Srodellbeit gu leioen, ma
mentlid i'm Noroen. Die Maisern,
tc unb @ei5enernte iparen iebr
unbefrieoieeno. 0ie 8~eiieoelullg
ourd nelte Sarmer i6reitet aber
itetis fort. Die 9iomantgelpinnlu,S
miro our6 einiee gr0Bere @eiell-
idaften riItig forteeiebt. Die fleille-
rem getriebe leioen aber inter Sir
heitermougel uno iuarten, biz Die
Neuregulierung Der @bgaben erfolet
iein miro, Die iest nod nod benz
@ruttoerlos erbobeu neroen.
Mm mi9tigiten lporen Die @iIen.
babnbauten in Sitofrifo. gs iin6
ltamentlih 5tpei Strefen, Die iif
iest ibrer 8oGenoung ndbern. Die
ganga-9abn eridliebt nit ibrcnl
iesiaen @nopunfte Moihi bos &c.
bet oes &iIimonoidaro, oos Bel Der
abpehielnoen S0benlaoe einelt gin
ftieeu &ustauid ser lofdlen Ero'
button ermogIidt. Die moere
Balm gebt bon Garesialom aus unn
erreiht iebt Die alte Sanoels.
5entrole Taboro, miro nber nod Sc.
ldluB oes Gei6stogs Bis ltoiii onl
Tanganiifa : See meiteraefilbrt
weroen, 10 baB oieles iid iueit oott
0oroen nod Siioen eritredenoe
giunenieesebiet cine idnele Der
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@eidnloiste einen snten grbeiter.

sd idob Die S6mer3en tn met
ner linfen Seite 5tpei Sabre lang
duf unregelmaBise Ser5tdtiefeit",
idreibt IS. gnans. Gonpiae, 3d.,
uaber ih meib iest, bob es MIR Ser.
balungsi1pdde NOR, 90 u9r.
Sings Stem 2ife Bias" mid pon-
ftanoig furiert baben." 9as 8eIte
fir Magen-, 2eber- uno Nieren-
2eioen, @erftopfune, &opfueb utlb
S9pG1e. 25c BET alien Mpotbefertt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-15

binoung nit Dem Meere crbalt.
Sn Sitofrifa iptelen Die @r3eugnii.
ie ser Neger bel Der 4usfubr eine
groBe &pQe. Sie berperten au6 0ett
Acknowledgement &oltti1uf, mdbreno
bie &auti6ufplontogen u1o Siial-
Sanffulturen bon GuropGern BE-
trieben meroen. Mit ben @rfolgen
ser 8aumnollfultur lit Die Sonbels-
fantnter nod ni6t 5u%frieben.
0euti6-Oitafrifa n1iiBte bereits lett
$4,000 9alen 8uumtpoae erportie
relt fonnen.
gebr erfreulid 1T Scr fommar.
5ielle @ufidmung Don aiautidolt.
Der Safen BON 3iingtalt itebt iebt
Inter ben IS @ertroesbafen gbi,
nas an ie6iter Stele; 1904 battc
er erit Die adtaebnte SteGe inne.
On 3oIleinnobmer be8og China bier
IN Williouen Saifuan 9aels. Is
llel1e Musfubrortifel bes 9adtgs-
bietes meroen 9ountmoae, Haps,
itnb 5eiomiaaten per5eifnet. Die
S6ontunebabn : @eieGidaft fat
oltrd oie politii6cn 8irren nidlr
gelitten.
Mrd in Sen 5iioieefolonien mar
oie Gage oes &nnoels 5ufrieoen=
iteGeno. Neben &opra ipielt Sea-
foo iebt in Ser Musfubr cine mid.
tige 2ole. @onoa bat ii6 beion
bers fir ben @ofaoonbau geeignet
ertpieien. Die Mrbeitsfrafte font
men aus China.
Die oeutiden &olonien iino olic
ourdmeg IN normoler @ntDidlung
bcdriffen.
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SamprrDptben gebeiIt im 6 - IA gaaen
STR 9rugsif gtebt bas 8elb 5nrid.
falls 8aso ointment irgen0 einen Sal
bon iudenber, blinben, blntenoen ODER
6erbortretenben 5dmorrhoiben in 6 Biz
IA Sagen niht heilt. SO Gents.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-17
TURK CABINET
RESIGNS TODAY
Quits Because of Disaffection
Among Troops Fighting the
Albanian Insurgents
MOVE AGAINST THE SULTAN
Agitation is Started to Overthrow
the Government

Constantinople July 1.-THE Turk
ish cabinet resigned today in conse-
quence OF "A revolt IN the army against
the methods Of the committee of
Union and Progress
The resignation or the cabinet is the
sequel To that of Mahmoud Shefket
Pasha, minister of war; on July 10.
There have been numerous reports OF
disaffection among the Turkish troops
especially those fighting against the
Albanian rebels. Hundreds of deser-
tions of both officers and men To the
rebels are known To have occurred.
and il is reported the majority of
Turkish soldiers are inclined to make
common cause with the Albanian
insurgents.
dispatch from Athens, of yester-
days date. said IL was semi officially
declared there that a serious move
ment is on foot among Turkish officers
and members of the liberal party I'm
Turkey to place Prince Mejid Effen-
di, on the Turkish throne owing to
discomfort with the present sultan.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-17
No Contributions From Corpora
tons For Last Campaign
Says Hitchcock
MOSTLY FROM INDIVIDUALS
Over Million and Halt Given by
Friends of the Repub-
lican Candidate
ex-CHAIRMAN ON THE STAND

Washington, July 17.-Postmastsr
General Hitchcock today told the Sen
ate committee investigating campaign
contributions OF 1904 and 1908. tina, tic
funds used for Taft's election. as aleJ
az Albany. ~ Y, were absolutely cor
rect and that he couldn't supplement
these reports by testimony Hitchcock
said the total collected was SlG55,5l8.
No contribution was received from
corporations. Hitchcock Said. because
Congress had just passed a law pro-
hibiting it. Hitchcock Insisted that
with the exception OF about twenty
live, all contributions were below five
thousand dollars Before system OF
collection of money by the finance
committee organized IN each state Nyas
put into operation. Hitchcock said
fortunately. friends OF the party came
forward With large contributions" Tho
first friends he mentioned I'm that
connection We're Charles +. Taft.
brother of the president. who contri-
l'uted fifty thousand: William Nelson
Crowell. twenty-five thousand: Mr. and
MRS. Larz Andersou. twenty-five thou
sand. Andrew Carnegie. twenty thou-
sand: William Smith Cochran fifteen
thousand; Frank Munsey. ten thou
sand: Whitelaw Reid, ten thousand.
NJ. =. Borden. ten thousand; and CEN
eral Cerbin. for a number of persons.
ten thousand.
During the examination Hitchcock
remembered that number of banks
contributed five thousand dollars each
and that they might have been inter
ested as corporations, but ne thought
at any rate that was a small contribu-
tion for them. He said the Tobacco
trust" did not contribute nor any of its
stockholders To his knowledge Asked
il he received contributions from any
stockholders Of the steel corporation
Hitchcock said:
II believe some of the men 1 men
toned as contributing to the campaign
were interested in it. think Munsey
is"
And Cochran suggested senator
oliver.
Use. sir"
Senator Paynter asked Hitchcock If
he was acquainted with any of the
stockholders Of the international Har-
vester Co.
He said he knew the McCormicks
Frank MJnsey George Perkins and
Clarence ). Funk.
Did Perkins contributor asked the
senator.
Il don't think so''
did the McCormicks?"
Not that ! remember. They would
Ice more likely to contribute to your
party. sir
Tomorrow William r. Shcehan. OF
the Democratic national executive
committee in 1904. viii testify.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-17
U. S. THIRD IN
RIDING EVENTS
Poor Horses Largely Responsible
For Defeat of Americans at
Olympic Meet Today
SWEDEN TAKES THE HON0RS
Style and Appearance Of Animals
Count Largely

Stockhcl I'm, July 1.-THE fifth and
last event of the military riding com
petition in the Olympic games today
saw the United States military team
retrograde from second to third place
-Four teams competed. sweden. Ger
many and the United States. each rep
reseEted Ly four men, and France by
three.
The style and appearance of the
horses ridden by the officers countei 4
largely In this event. The foreign of
licers animals were far more costly
than those of the Americans, some OF
whose mounts were merely cavalry
horses. and horses. rather than horse
menship turned the scale.
Most of the spectators agree that the
Americans are as gooa riders as those
of any army.
The military riding concluded this
morning. 1t concluded distance ride
of about "a miles, cross country ride,
about three miles individual steeple
chase ride. prize jumping. and prizc
riding. The swedish team finished first
with 1896 points Germany. second,
IGS.AS points; and United States third.
1873
The Calumet news., 1912-07-17
SOON TO DECIDE
WHETHER He WILL RESIGN

Sea Girt. y. j., July Whether
Wilson VIII resign as governor or re-
tain his office during the campaign will
he known definitely In a short time
perhaps in a few days. The governor
said nc expected soon 10 set at rest
this speculation. Wilson's list of what
lac calls "debatable states" which
formed the basis Of his talk with Tn
derwood at Trentor Yesterday, Is by no
means complete. The governor said to-
day there We're many states whose po-
litical status had not been taken up
among them Massachusetts, which he
regards as extremely debatabe," and
Wisconsin.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-17
BACK FROM N. e. A. MEET.
supt. Nichols Reports Gathering Was
Unqualified Success.

Supt. Alfred Nichols of the Osceo-
la -Tamarack schools has arrived
home from Chicago where he attend
ed the hftieth annual convention of
the National Educational association
He reports the gathering the most
successful ever held in attendance and
in the spirit manifested.
over 200 special topics were dis
cussed by educational leaders and
their remarks were very profitable for
those present. Among these special
topics were medical inspection of the
schools, hygiene. rural school develop
ment and school recreation and gar
dens, these being the features upon
which most stress was laid DIR. Will
ey, late of the pure food department
called attention to the need of medical
inspection in the schools, of pure milk
and special attention to the half nour-
ished children enrolled. He also ad-
vised special campaign against the
use of dope of all kinds. David Starr
Jordan discussed sexual hygiene and
the desirability of teaching its prin-
ciples I'm the schools. He admitted,
however, that the question presents
difficulties in teaching, that are AT
present unsolved.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-17
GIRL WHO FlGURED IN the
STOKES SHOOTING ATTACKED

New York July 17.-Miss Ethel
Conrad the chorus girl, who. with her
chum. Lillian Graham, WAS acquitted
several months ago Of an attempt to
murder w Il. ID. stokes, millionaire
hotel man, is a patient today In a hos
pital to which she was brought after
being found UNCONSCIOUS. according 10
the police, In a vacant lott in the up
per west side. Ii was said achloroform-
ed handkerchief was bound over her
mouth. and her hands and feet tied
with a rope. She told the hospital au-
thorities that after leaving the su5way
last night she was followed by a man
and her mind rsudderly went blank.
She refused Ia tell her name dntil she
was Identified by Miss Graham.