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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09

under Republican governor abolish
ed gambling in New Mexico and freed
our people of this stigma and we
stand for the protection OF home and
family now as heretofore.
Hon. Solomon Luna.
We endorse the splendid services
rendered by Hon. Solomon Luna as a
member of the national committee of
the Republican party and hereby in.
struct the delegates of this convention
to re-elect him' to the position Of Ma
uonal Committeeman which he mas so
we'll and honorably filled.
U. S. Marshalship.
We endorse the action of the State
Executive Committee in recommend
ing Hon. Secundino Romero as United
States marshal for New Mexico, and
urge his immediate appointment, fully
recognizing the valuable services he
has rendered to the Republican party
in New Mexico as chairman OF the Re-
publican Central Committee of the
| county of San Miguel and his ample
qualifications to discharge the duties
of the said office.
CHAS. A. SPIESS,
Chairman of the Committee on Res.
olutions.
Attest:
JOSE D. SENA, Secretary.
Choosing the Delegates.
The resolutions disposed of without
dissenting voice or vote, the conven.
! tion went at the real business that
| brought it to Santa Fe, the choosing
OF eight delegates and eight alternates
to the Republican national convention
! at Chicago. The nominations were
made by judicial districts, each dis
trict being apportioned one delegate
and one alternate under the rules
adopted last evening. Each nomina
tion gave occasion for flights of ora
tory in praise of the sterling qualities
OF each of the nominees. The frs
two districts, made unanimous nomi
nations which were ratified as fol
lows:
First Judicial District, Benigno C
!. Hernandez, of Rio Arriba county fo
delegate and R. l.. Baca of Santa Fe
for alternate.
{ Second Judicial District, Gregor,
; Page OF Gallup, delegate, and Franci
t Z. Wood of Albuquerque, alternate
1t was the Third Judicial Distric
nominations, which brought the tes
: of Taft-Roosevelt strength after H. {
5 Holt had lucidly explained that tn
four counties in the district could no
agree, Dona Ana and Otero, with 2
: votes desiring to nominate Mark T
{ Thompson of Las Cruces. Lincol
G and Torrance counties with i votes
t presented the name of Federico Cha
= yes of Torrance county.
f 1t was then, that Francis E. Woo
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
* X X ~ y * <x X * X y * y X

lHISS ldClS Slduu Jul dS IuS lCSuII
of today's deliberations of the three
hundred delegates from the tWenty-six
counties of New Mexico assembled in
the Elks' Theatre. They are these:
Taat New Mexico Republicans are
overwhelmingly for Taft.
That the Republicans of New Mex
leo are conservative and adher- to the
first principles of good government.
That the Republicans in New MeXi-
co are loyal to ami trust in their
leaders.
The test over the question whether
the Republican sta.c convention is Icy
al to Taft or desired Roosevelt to run
for the Presidency was decided At
noon today by vote of 1S3 to SO, with
the last two counties on the lis. Val
encie and Union not being called. The
counties that cast their votes for the
/ Taft delegate were ChaYeG. ColfaX,
Guadalupe, Lincoln, Quay, Rio Arliba
Sandayal, San Miguel and Taos, nine.
Those who voted for the Roosevelt
nominee were Curry, Dona Ana, Eddy
I.ura, Otero anl Sierra, six. Those
whc split their yo.e were Rel!lalillo.
10 to 8, Grant to 6, Mckinley 1 to 3,
| Mora to 10, San Juan 3 to 2, Roose
welt to 2, Santa Fe to 16, Socorro
| 20 to 9, Torrance l to 9, as to Roose-
welt against Taft, nine, with Union
and Valencia not voting.
The most dramatic incidents OF the
forenoon session followed closely OH
| this vote, when H. 0. Bursum, the Re
plblican candidate for governor, was
given two ovations that rent the house
lin quick succession, and when he was
named unanimously amidst cheers ant
the delegates to the convention stand
ing, as delegate to the Chicago con
vention, although it was known tina
with Congressman Curry he was lead
ing the Roosevelt forces 1t was ;
climax to a convention that has deal
earnestly with the party problems tina
confronted it.
Resolutions Strong for Taft.
1t was IL o'clock this forenoon whel
Chairman B. C. Hernandez called tn
New Mexico Republican hosts togeth
er. The report of the committee o
resolutions was adopted with hun
rah, the name of President TEft, Ma
tional Committeeman Solomon Lun
and Secundino Romero, ess,ecially, be
ing cheered The resolutions are safe
sound and conservative and are as 70
) lows:
We, the Republicans of the sove
eign State of New Mexico, in CONVEX
ton assembled, reaffirm our allegianC
, to the principles and policies of tn
/. grand old Republican party, and CO.
gratulate the people of the nation u
;, on the years of unprecedented pro
perity following the election of Wi
y lam Mckinley as President of tt
: United States, and extending uninte
= ruptedly through the terms of The
$ dore Roosevelt and William Howal
Taft, during which period our COUNT
( emerged from state verging on n
t tional bankruptcy and industrial
:. preston brought about by Democrat
n misrule and incompetency.
J. Taft is Progressive.
We heartily endorse the honest. pl
II gressive and economical administl
q tion of William Howard Taft as Pre-
l. dent of the United States, and we hel
IS by give expression to the gratitu
ldue him from the people of Nc
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
PHYSICAL Valuation of Railroads.

Washington, D. c., March 9.-Chair'
man Adamson of the House commerce
committee has introduced a bill pro-
viding for a physical valuation OF all
of the common carriers of the United
States by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
~ = SIS ~ X x<x <Nx~ X

y $ $ y < y < y = < y y = y y
y DELEGATES TO THE
y CHICAGO CONVENTION.
\ Benigno c. Hernandez, Rio
= Arriba.
\ Gregory Page, Gallup. :
y Federico Chaves, Torrance.
y J. NJ. Cunningham, Las We
y gas.
y E. A. Cahoon, Roswell.
y w. D. Murray, Silver City. :
' H. o. Bursum, Socorro. :
y Hugo Seaberg, Ration. :
y. AIternates.
Ramon l.. Baca, Santa Fe.
y Francis E. Wood, Albuquer-
y que.
' James w. Chaves, Willard.
y Simon Vorenberg, Mora.
y C. M. Richards, Carlsbad. :
y w. S. Coke, Silver City. :
y Frank H. Winston, Fairview.
y Malaquias Martinez, Taos.
\ NO AGREEMENT REACHED.
\ Late this afternoon. the COM
\ mittee on Cancellation report
= ed to the Republican state con- :
y ventiOn that no agreement had
\ been reached with the Pro-
y gressiveS which might serve as
' a basis of compromise and
y that both committees refer the :
y matter to the respective state
y central committees for further :
= negotiations.
\ The Republican convention
adjourned at four o'clock after :
y authorizing the state commit
y tee to work further on the mat
y ter of party harmony and au-
y thorizing the Republican exec
= utive committee to negotiate
= with each county organization
y separately in the interests of
y conciliation. Immediately af-
y ter the adjournment of the con- :
y vention, the state central COM :
y mittee met to transact import :
y ant business.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
A Fighting Chance to Win.

Oyster Bay, Mar. 9-President Taft'S
speech at Toledo yesterday probably
will draw an extended reply from
Theodore Roosevelt. After reading
the speech today, Mr.. Roosevelt de-
clined to comment at present, remark
ing that anything he might have to
say on the subject would be said Ia
ter, after he hau time to consider the
matter.
Mr.. Roosevelt said that Just now he
was concerned chiefly with the subject
of presidential preferential primaries.
His political opponents he said, were
fighting tooth and nall in Michigan
and Illinois against the presidential
primaries. If primaries are estab,
lished," he said, Il feel sure that we
will win. If they are not, we have a
fighting chance" The situation in
Oklahoma, he said, illustrated the diff
ficulty which confronted them. Al
though the convention in the fourth
congressional district instructed its
delegates to the national convention
for Taft, he said the people of the
state voted to for Roosevelt in the
primaries for the state convention.
Il think" Mr.. Roosevelt continued
that if We had presidential prefer
ment primaries, we would get three
out of four"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
4 FIGHTING
CHANCE TO WIN
Roosevelt Not Optimistic,
According to Statement
Issued Today
He HAS A DAY OF LEISURE
Presidential Preferential Pri-
maries the Only Hope
of Colonel.

(By Special Leased Wire to New MeXican)
Oyster Bay, l.. l., March 9,-Theo-
dore Roosevelt had day off from
jury duty today, there being no ses-
sion of the court at Mineoia Cn Satur-
day. He said he thought it likely he
would go to the court house every day
next week. for he had no idea when
his period of service will end. He
may be drafted at any time. The
Colonel expects no visitors at Saga.
more Hill today. He will remain here
al dow
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
Panama Tolls Fixed.

Washington, D. c., March 9.-The
bill for the government OF the Pana-
ma canal zone and the operation of
the canal was agreed to today by the
House committee on interstate COM
merce. It would give to the President
authority to fix tolls within certain
limitations, maximum of $1.25 a ton
being prescribed, with a minimum not
below an amount sufficient to main
tain and operate the canal. No pref
erence would be given to American
ships.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
Army Scandal Being Aired.

Washington, D. c., March 9.-Major
General Carter, acting chief of staff
OF the army, was witness today be-
fore the House committee investigat-
ing the political activity of Paymaster
B B. Ray. General Carter said it was
at the request Of the White House
that Major Ray recently was trans
ferred from Atlantic to Chicago. Il
assumed the order came from the
ferred from Atlanta to Chicago. 'I
received it from Secretary Hilles. |
told him that | knew the history of the
Ray case and | thought there should
be some reason given for the transfer
as expected there would be criticism.
Secretary Hilles told me that Major
Ray would be informed that he was
being sent to Chicago, so that Mrs.
Ray could have the attention of a sur
geon there. He also said Major Ray
would be instructed not to engage in
any outside affairs
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09

Continued on Page Four.)
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
Taft is Progressive.

We heartily endorse the honest, pro-
gressive and economical administra-
tion of William Howard Taft as Presi-
dent of the United States, and we here
by give expression to the gratitude
due him from the people of New
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-09
River Improvement.

That the Republican party is una'-
terably in favor of the enforcement of
the laws relating to the liquor traffic
in New Mexico; we favor the strict
enforcement of the Sabbath observ-
ance law and a strict enforcement of
the laws prohibiting the sale of liquor
to minors A Republican legislature
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

5tpei getrennte Ebeile bate, 10 6aB es
febr leiHt tpar, Sic fatboiiide Minoer-
felt at e%ontrolliren. Dieie merfpiir=
oige 1rne CUR 8etbatigung oes nge.
bein1en" @ablredtes lit in ser &C.
npeinoe ibon ID Sabre 1T @ebraudy!
'5erner tparen ID @iirger CUR @a6l
5ugelaiien, 6enen gar fem 8ablred,t
Su1tano,
Ceterreidj=l 1ngarn.
Der 0eutide &oiler miro nod) iei-
neu1 iabrlid)en 5riibiabrsaufentbalt
oa1f &oriu mebrere Gage ser @ait oes
&aiiers Jra15 Solepb ieir. - SSn
Ser &oblengr1be BON @arpano lift
cine mit 9pnamit gefillte 5prengpa=
trone 51 fritz loSgegangen. Son Sen
5 Mrbeitern, sic idmere 8ranolpun0et
erlitten, iitro 3 %geitorben. - Sn +
beImSbmrg perldieo Ser Brides
6eS oortigen 8uridenpereins, P. 8rl1=
no &uber torer. gr mar in
&faffetidlag tn Sber0lterreid 1878
geboren uno lit befonnt gemor0en
6ur6 5mei %io5iale &omane, meIde er,
als er no@ Ibeologie ltu0irte, in ser
~0eutiden 3eitung" erideinen lieB
uno oie audi BON onoeren 8lQttern ab=
ge0rl1dt mur6en. - 9as Mlpenoorf
MIbeins in Gprol lit poultan6ig
eingeGf6ert. &in6er batten beim
@pielen lit unmittelbarer Ma6e elmer
@deu1re ein 6euer ent5un6et. Sci
6em borberri6enoen heftigen @inbe
flogen Saunfen in sic aufgeipeiderten
@eu- uno Strobporrdtbe, ur1o int gfu
brad)en 61ammen berbor, Sic ii6 nit
rai enoer @eidtpin6igfeit ausbreiteten.
Die $50 @inmobner oes D0rf6ens
iin6 oboa6los gemoroen uno baben
5umeiit lire gan5e @abe ein9ebuBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
8nrttember6.
RnfhAqr

@adbem 6er erite 6ibrer Ser
miirttembergiiden @olfspartei, ser
Brdfi6ent ser &ammer ser Mbgeoro<
neten, 6rieorib ponNaper in Stuff
idon friiber mabren5 ser &ibe
6es @abltampfes ieiner Tein6ieltgfeit
gegeniiber sen &atboIifen Musorud &C.
geben batte, min er elmer rrel1eren Mel,-
Berung 3ufolge Init ser Sumter inns
Naffenberridaft %aufrdumen." @S lit
redt 5u beoauern, baB ser Erait6ent
ser &ammer ser Mbgeoroneten in 6ie-
FEM Sal ser 8arteilei6enidaft 6erort
sic 3iigel idlieben 1alien fon11te un6
oaB er feinen Mnitan0 nobm, cine
@eaberung GIT gebrauden, melde sic
ftarfite &artei in ser 5tpeiten &amuner
a1f's tiefite berleben ma1B, cine Hor=
tel, ser er gum Gbeil feline 8erufung
onf Sen Soften 6es &ammerprGii6en=
ten berbanfte. - Sic Garnegie=St
tung fir 2ebensretter men6ete 6em
Safer bes observation-disclosures @ilbelmine
@l1u, 6as ont %. Sl1li Bel SEM Ser
iltd], sic @attin bes 5rbrn. b. @iigeI
Dor 6em @rtrinfen inn gbinfee 31 ret
ten, t0otli9 berungIiidte, cine ein~
malige Summe bon 1000 80. gu.
G1iaf.2sHrinsen.
Das NIT ser Griifung ser @abIe1
beouftraete Sberlan0esgeridt in
StroBburg bot 3 @oblen ser
3meiten &amn"" fir unguItig er=
fl0rt. Gin @an6at 5es 9otbringer
8lods, metl in beri6ieoenen Srten
Sic geietliden @ordriften ni9t Be-
adtet uor6en lin6. SIN go15en bait
bette es iidj Inn 81 5timmen, sic tpe=
gen formener @eritoBe dig l.ngiiltte
ongeieben matr6en; ser @anSi0at bate
aber MIR nit elmer Mebrbeit bon "a
@timmen geiiegt. Gin @entrumsma11<
sat tprr6e arnunirt. meiI in ~ein5eIner
@emein6en bie @eiitltden melt iiber
.ibre 8efugniife binntsaeaongen ieien.
Ser ~Sssnbober zines Iiberaren Mon=
Bots, ser Unbelievable 81. @oIf, iieate
i'm 5tpeiten @ablgang NIT elmer Mebr.
heit bon 12 Stimmen. Gos @eridt
ffente feft. 6aB in elmer @emein6e nit
80 RotboIifen un6 100 Broteitanten
cine BnbIur11e in @ebraud mar, sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

6rau q. 81. Eaber bon @rioer,
Mo., Tit an franfen &opfmeb etpa
flint Sabre lang, als iie begann,
@bamberlain's SabGette 5u nebmer.
Sit fat 8pei 6laiden 6apon genom-
men, un6 6ieie baben tie gebeilt.
@ranfes aopfpeb miro beruria@t,
!5mr9 Sen Magen, Ser fi@ nif;t in ORD
nung befin6et, mofiir 6ieie Eablette
Defenders intenoirt iin6. @eriu9t fie,
mer6et geiunb u116 bIeibt geiunb. Ser,
fauft bon oIlen &dn6lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

Seine anbere rat Ben @etgtet@ aus. 12
Grau -NeGte Solar tn SobnStonn. %. g.,
Ittt an sserbex,@rt4dttess,tts beina1e Z Sabre
lang. bertudte n1ebrere N~er0enmittel. aber let,
mes b%erfeiber btelt ben 8erglei9 aus nit Na.
ftor 63ntg'8 Nerbenttdrfer, benn mad @ebrau9
b%effelben TT tie tuteber gefsn6; glaubte. lie
tpdre font trQtnnig Sepor6en.
3s Sssa t$ sss{t anu an TO- .s @ara a4 1906 s1q aSnS{e 2
monate lang Mot t@lafen. zt1bIte MID tdteoa@.
nerb5s. betam 4er5f@pd6e. @nefteefd9le,
olaubte tn oer Guft 5u f9tpeben. r1ein Blut
ipar ta!t nnb t9 fonnte nidts tun obne bors
her Wle6t5tn etn5unebn1en. Raitor &0nig'S
yferbenttdrter mar bas etn3tge Wfittel, tuel9es
u1t@ f9nen bon .oteten, Getben befrette.
GrduIetn Msarte 9enbrtd, 8bloI, @ts., ct.
iranfte an Sauiu@t BEAM Oft 4 Mnfdne an
berftdrfer bot f9 fetn 9nfal mebr eingeiteut.
erfreut IT'D ieBt- gefunoen G1lafe8 unb III
tuieoer bouer GebenSlAtt.
~A>% Elm pertbDpues BUD fur ylerpenIetoenDe
7(cIk tpirb Seoeut Der eS berlangt, sugeionbt.
grme erbalten aud bic Me6tain u%n1fo11ft.
9iefe gte6tain inurbe felt benz Sabre 1875 npn BEN
6o4w: .qaftor abnig. Sort mabne. Ssnb.. ~auberettet
ino iebt unter feiuer aumeifung bon Der
koENI0 MEDICINE CO.,
Sci a~petbesera ~ babea tir u
orets Si.3T, . 'ias 5000. '
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
klnd0r oohroIOo
MACE FLETCHER'S
GAS or
Qnremtbnrs.

Die f%inan5ieue Sage 0es 2anoes lit
anoauern6 gut. 9as Sabr 1909
idlieBt nit einem @in1tabme=l1ebe
iduB bon 4t4>182 6ranfen ab, mdb-
renb int @oranidlag Elm Musgabe-
mebr BON 1,451,995 8ranfen borge=
ieben mar. 3as fir 1910 p%orgeiebe=
ne Mebr an Musgaben bon 969,735
6ranfen perman0elt iih ebenio in Elm
@innabmemebr bon 773,796 6ranfen.
Die Steigerung ser Mebreinnabmen
bGi1rgt bauptld6lih NIT ser mirtb<
idoftlihen @ebung uno g%ntmidelung
oes 2an1es 5a1iammen. TIMER Mn-
tbeil an oeutiden 3oIlperein lift fir
1912 NIT 100000 Sranfen attge-
iebt, gegen 1,626,880 Iranfen I'M
Sabre 1883. MlS 1rel1e @innabme-
queIe,t idlagt sic &egierung II. a.
Dor eine &raftmagenitel1er, Meugeital-
tu1g ser Mobiliaritel1er un6 beri6ie=
bene @ebibreniteuern. - SSn Ser
9eiditrube gu Cid a. 5. Il5. ging
Ser %25idbrige 5dennel aus @ilb init
2 8egleitern rubig 6es @eges. @l0b+
lib iprong SSemano aus einem &rtpat-
bouie nuf sic Drei gu un0 ita@ S@en<
mel NIT einem Dpl9mefier al1f ser
stele toot. MIs &bdter ion ein STA,
Iiener in Betra9t fornmen. - gu
~&Ieinmaberb eritarb 6rnu Sob.
Gales, geb. Suianna @6auma@er,
Mutter oes &rn. &farrers bon Mer-
Jig un6 ser &loiteridmeiter @aiiana
bon Diioelingen, int Sitter bon SO
Sabren. - Sn &umeIingen
muroe ser Mrbeiter S. g. @agner in
elmer CRUDE bon einem 6%0r0ermagen
erfoBt un6 an cine Mauer georiiM.
Gem @erungliidten murben 6 &ippen
gebroden. Setn 3uItan5 lit b09it
be6enflid.
Gdtpeia.
Muf Mntrag ser beioen 5dmei3er=
Braiioien tpl1r6e sic Mbbaltung elmer
anBerpr6entliden Seiiion bei9lofien
NIT 8egim ont 4.Mdr5 1912 BEL elmer
ein= Biz 5tpeim0hentlid)en Dal1er.-Sm
8erner Sberlar6 iino BEL ser 3d.
fobrt bonn gigergletider na6 g r IL
beImaI6 3 Sfifabrer 6ur9 cine
2amine berl1ngliidt. sic muroen aIs
2eiden geborgen un6 nod @rin6el-
palo gebradt. Sic @erungliidten pa-
ren beim 8uu Ser Sungfernbobn Be-
idaftigt. - Sci ser &euBcorrection
wuroe ser 39idbrige Mrbeiter Gutter
bon 0ttenba6, Marga1,, bon elmer
berabitir5en6en @r6moiie eroriidt. -
Sn dman6 fiel Ser 65=
dbrige S. g. &dber iiber cine Malter
oes Dorfbades bin11nter 11no perIebte
ii9 6erart, 6aB er fur3 6arauf ftarb.
- Die @bocola6efabrif ~2ucerna" in
&o66orf melde in @oncurs liegt,
ion fir sic @ldl1biger bonn glctienca=
pitaI nit 5 MiQionen Sronten nod
100000 ST. ergeben. Gin idnperer
Sdloq fir sic Maiie 8nudbarot, sic
inn Bette Ser 5meiten Sppotbef' bon
100000 ST.. lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

# e II Elm @eielle nit elmer @ogel.
piitole. &l0blid ging ser SduB los
Sic &l1gel perleBte ein Ma0den 0eS
@oloidmieos &lein uno t0otete 6an,1
sic Srol 6es @oloidmie6s, cine Mut.
ter bon 8 &inoern. Ger Gbdter itellte
iid) oann ielbit ser Boli3ei.
S0nigreia Sadie1.
SSr IoIfemit peritorb Dor fur.
3er 3eit Ser Hector a. 9. &a6emader
l111o Seiien God)ter. Ger Sos NOR
our6 ltnterernabrul1g berbeigefiibr1
mpr5en. Die Geritorbenen maren als
iebr arm befannt uno eS ml1r0e ibner
0esbalb SteuererlaB gemd5rt. God
lteIte iid) beraus, oab iie Elm &erm0=
gcu bon 100000 Marf in @ertbpa=
pieren binterlaiien batterl. 9ieles @el>
batten iie an 5mei Sbieridutperei,,e III
Berlin l1no @reslau pernladt. - S11
20 eiben er0roiieftc ser Mrbeiter
@ermam &ugo Miiuer iein 3iq6riges
I0dterd}en. Mii1er lebte nit leiner
6ro1t IN l1nfrieoen un6 fiirdtete, 6aB
ibm BEL Ser beppr 1teben6en Streaming
6as &in0 genommen mer6e. gfah ser
Ibat fliidtete ser Mon>1, Scr in 5lt=
riidgelaiienen 8riefen sic abii6t
lid ielbit 6as 2eben gu neb=
11e11.
Sn ser Hetersfird)e gu 80 ii IT d e II
tner0en idmmtlide 0pferitode ausge=
ral1bt. Mqem Mnidein nah boben iid)
Sic 9iebe in sic Stride einiperren Iai=
fen, Inn u~ngeit0rter arbeiten gu f0n=
men. @irca $50 M. 6iirften Sen Sbd=
tern in Sic @dn6e geratben iein, -
SSn elmer @ieie (iogenannte gogel=
mieie) ant 5aianeriemes in Gle
geeeniiber 6em Martinslpital
binter Ser 2eitermann'i de @artnerei
bart an einem Bretter3anne muroe Elm
gefinter, peridniirter Cad oufgefa 1n=
Sen, aus Sem Sic @etne zines &in6es
berausidnlrten. Sc ban6eGt fih Inn
Sic 2eidye zines felt 18. DECEMBER
r%odimittags 4 l1br abganeigen IL
j0brige1t Md6dens, SOS sic bieiige
49,.
Martinsi6ule beiu@te. - Ser leoige
Sdubmader un0 Drummer,
arbeiter Sran5 @ubr bon 8%arn6orf
Bel 5teinbidI, tpelder bel Sem Stein-
bauer 8riin6I in Draalelrie6
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

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bon Stidbuiten b%innetgen, 6ann be.
adtet auf bas erite Spmptom, Set
ierfeit. @em @bnmberlain's &uiten-
mittel, iobaI6 6os &in6 better miro,
un6 ser Mnfan mag berbiitet meroen.
9u perfaufen bon allen &anolern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
@amorrboioen in 6 BIS IA
900en.

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Basp Ointment nerfehlt. ireenb einen Sa1 BON
iudenben. bIin6en. .blutenben uno porortngenoen
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Mebicine Co.. ct. Souls. No. 49<26t
The Republican journal., 1912-11-14

When President Taft began proceed
ings against the trusts he is said to have
been notified that if he did not desist he
could rot be renominated; but such a
threat had no effect on a man of his
character and caliber Then came the
financing of candidate to defeat him at
Chicago. Three men-one of them
prominently identified with the biggest
trusts in this country contributed for
the primary election in New York
State alone an amount equal to 81 for
every vote cast for their candidate, who
was defeated. Their campaigns in other
States, and the money spent in Chicago,
are estimated to have cost not less than
one million dollars That arch stock j b.
Der, Tom Lawson, was in the thickest of
the fray. Now see how these agents of
the trusts will reimburse themselves, at
the expense of the people. Taft was in
terfering with their methods for robbing
the people and so they used some of their
ill-gotten gains to defeat him.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-14

E. H. Grub, the potato expert of Car
bondale, Colo, who has been making a
general observation all over the country,
is convinced that the potato crop has
been vastly over estimated, which will
be good news to those who have not dis
posed of their crops. He says: "a
drought affected the crop in the Atlantic
States, and they generally overestimate
the crop, anyway. Maine always re-
ports 80 per cent. more than the crop
actually turns cut. The potato crop in
Colorado is not more than so per cent. of
the normal The crops in Idaho were
cut down from what they might have
been by late frosts, and two or three
growers near Idaho Falls told me that
their crops would not exceed 80 sacks to
the acre" He therefore concludes that
the country will face another potato
shortage this winter.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-14
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