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Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Gas Marineoeportement bat Die
Sroer er%lalien, oaB in 3ufunft ale
jungen Sffi3iere Der 5lotte minoe-
items elm Sahr 9ienit auf einem &o-
nonenboot tlln miilien.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Grnft 2offler an oer8laOens-
burg &oao miro am Dienitog, ben
Is. OCTOBER, Na9mittagS elm Big
9ioaIt unO Oerti6es Supper Oeran-
italtet, tporauf bierour9 bulgeuieien
mirO.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Die bieiigen MbenOidulen, welde
fiir8lid er0ffnet muroen erfreuen lid)
zines regen 8eiu6es. Na9 ben 8e-
riften oes DIRECTORS Gbur9 nebmen
100 @eiBe uno 1s19O Sarbige an
oerielben Sell.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

gorbin 90. 8uaod, Monager
Der &oBlDn 8rif Company, ltarb am
Dienitag Nadmittag in leinem Auto,
mGbrenO ct an IA. uno S StraBe auf
einen 6reunO martete. gr mar ni6t
perbeiratet uno mobnte BEL Ieinen or
tern, 1885 8. Str. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

&err SEQ Nubl, Sobn Der 6rau
Is. @oin, wel6er iid i'm 9robioence
@ospitol elmer Operation bat un-
termerien miiiien, lit ouf Dem @ege
Der 9eiiering.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

. +. @ilep iagt, OaB Die Auiteru
Iebr litten, wenu man iie taut. Alio
laBt uns meui9lid iein unO Die DIM
ger gang bimmterihIuden.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
@tdOtti9e &entSteiten.
Office. 40 Ss&Rs @trabE @Orbpsa.
EtlspbUn: Drain 1888.

Ger columbia GurnOerein" bot
iebt 8ur Interbalting ieiner @itglie-
Ser einen EooItii9 aufgeiteat.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Cute Monieren ponen niht mie
cine Rlnit ousgeiibt ionOern unbe-
puBt eeiibt ieiu.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

@as lit i6perer. nit mogIidIi
pieIen Shorten nidts 3u iaeell, ODER
nit moeIidit m%euigen2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-11

Amos II. Stout, 90, OF Clarksburg.
and Caroline Elizabeth Andrews, a.,
OF Warrington. q
James Wagner, &c. of Cumberland,
and Jane Watson, 81, yof Montana.
M Cert ficate Of Incorporation.
Z A certifitateqor incorporation was
yesterday filed with the clerk of the
county court for the Business Mems
Association OF Pairmont. The object
'of the association. which will have It's
offices In this city, are to protect and
further the business interests OF its
members, The IncorpoRtors are E. c..
Jones, j. l.. Hall. W. |. Lydic, W. II.
spedden, J. II. Rowan. Bert S. Leo.
pold. John o. Morgan, II. ]. Ross.
Charles L. Robb, II. II. Smith. R. S.
Springer, George L. Walter. F. r.
Clelland, ]. f. Anderson and LAM. Da-
Wis. a
Ether your druggist or your neigh:
Dor will tell yop BARRELS Indian Linz.
ment has no equal In the treatment Of
rheumatism, Neuralgia, QuInsey,
sprains and bruises. II acts like mag
iC. For sale by all dealers or H. G.
Cary Medicine Co.. Zaneszille, o. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-11
CHANGES MACE N
FREIGHT AGENTS
BAILEY THOMPSON COMES HERE
FROM GRAFTON. BAKER MAY
GO TO BALTIMORE.

Important changes are announced al
ne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
NeatHraEerst whereby Agent Baker
Of this city goes to the Baltimore OF
'lncinnati Offices of the road, while
Agent Bailey Thompson, formerly O.
This city, but at present working in
Grafton, is transferred to this city.
Mr.. Thompson has been in Grafton
for some time past, hut was returned
0 this city to take charge OF the
affairs here, while his place at Grafton
viii be taken by Agent Finney, form
erly OF Buckhannon. Wset Virginia.
Mr.. Thompson is a man thoroughly
couver"ant WIKI the freight business
as well as all OF the branches OF tho
-aIlrcad work which come under NJ
agents care, and he will no doubt bt
sery successful here. Mr.. Baker, VIII,
is leaving this city after Mr.. Thomp
son takes charge in the morning, has
made hundreds CT friends here. VIII
"ili be sorry 20 hear that he is leav
Ing.
The accounts OF the agents at both
stations had TO be gone over before
'he reins of business we're handed
from one 10 the other, and the &c
ountantsl show both ofFlcns in evce'
lent shape, according to the best in
ofrmatioR available.
Mr.. Thompson has made an exec
lent record in Grafton, and the Oft
.:'als are expecting him to make goo
here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-11

RAPPS BOSSES
IN ARTICLE IN THE OUTLOOK;
Z SAYS THEY coNsPlRE TO DE
FEAT HIM AND ELECT TAFT.

NEW YORK, June ll.-TAeodore
Roosevelt discussed present conditions
ut Chicago In an article entitled "A
Naked OF Right and Wrong" made pub
lie tonight and TO appear in the cur
rent issue of the Outlook. Mr. Roose.
welt says in part:
"The contest for the Republican
nomination has now narrowed down to
2 naked issue OF right and wrong: Tor
the issue Is simply system OF naked
fraud, OF naked theft from the people,
to triumph.
Il have made this contest on two
great prInclples-first, the right OF the
people TO rule; and second, their duty
80 to rule as 10 bring about not only
political, but social and Industrial JUS.
tice.''
He goes on to say that he did not in.
tend tamely to submit 10 the bosses
acting as the representatives OF spec.
ial privileges TO throw aside the yer.
dict OF the people and substitute a
fake verdict OF their own. He declar.
ed the national committee was suppos.
ed to Judge what delegates have facIe
the right to seats and to suggest o
temporary chairman, while he accuses
the Taft men OF using this power TO
unseat regularly elected delegates and
seat fraudulently elected ones. He
discusses tae result OF the primary in
he various states at length and at.
tackled the selection OF Taft delegates
in. Texts. New York aud other states.
Continuing he says:
MIR. Taft cannot be nominated nm.
less he gets the overwhelming major.
ity OF the rotton borough states which
never cast Republican electoral volt
and in WHICH the delegations represent
only the office holders. Eyenif he gets
practically the delegates from these
safes he ,cannot be nominated unless,
by deliberate fraud. In such states ~
Indiana, Michigan and Washington
act 10 mention others, the Republicans
are. deprived of their right TO expires
heir preference as 10 who Is to ge:
.htir votes. He can be nominated
only by disregarding the expressed
viii OF an Overwhelming majorl:y
;wo and half millions OF Republi.
cans who, from Massachusetts and
Pennsylvania to Illinois and California
have voted as TO their chose for pres
ldent. Under such circumstances hi
domination would represent the over.
riding Of the expressed will Of the peo-
pie by Messrs. Barnes. Penrose, Gug.
genhelm, Powell, Clayton and the
rest.
but wish to call attention 10 tn
fact that it Is Messrs. Barnes, Nc.
Kinley and their associates, on behalf
Of Mr.. TalS Who are eneaeer
effort 70 perpetuate the gravest wrong
upon tie Republican party and up0l
n reople Of the United States and
that in such action they. stand. no.
the representatives OF the Republican
party, but as individuals misrepresent.
Ing that party. with no claim to 10y
atty from It and whom 1t Is the bound.
en- duty OF that party to repudiate. II
wish Only to call'Sha a.:en,,on Or ~
t6neaf men who have hitherto Sup.
ported Mr.. Taft that the issue is now
Jpe Of naked right and wrong and
that they cannot support or acquiesce
n the action OF those who, under the
circumstances given above, are seek!
ing 10 nominate Mr.. Taft without be,
,ng false to the principles ofgood cit.
.zenship."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-11
peeds FiIed.

s Deeds were yesterday filed with the
clerk Of the county court for record as
follows:
n. 9. Steele and wife TO Z. F. Nor.
gan, one-half interest in a parcel of
land In the East Park addition to the
City of Fairmont; consideration, 81
and other valuable consideration.
Thomas Mason, guardian, to Hope
Natural Gas company, the oil upderly-.
Ing a parcel OF land in Union dtstrIct:.
consideration, 81 and other iaiuable'
consideration.
Melvin Runner and wife 10 Mary +.
Summers, n parcel OF land in the Sat.
terrified Addition TO the City OF Fair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-11
MURDER EIGHT
AS THEY SLEPT
EEA1s OF VICTIMS CRUSHED IN
WITH AN AXE IN MOST FiEND.
lSH MANNER.

VfLLiScA, Iowa, June 11.-Joseph
Moore, a prominent business man OF
this place, his wife and four children
and two Young w3men, Edith ant
blanche SpillInger. were found muir.
dered yesterday morning in the Moor,
Lone. Their heads had been crushed
with an axe. and the weapon, covered,
with blood and hair. was found.
/ All were murdered In their beds.
There is no definite clue 10 the muir.
Gerer, although search is being made
II is said, for one person suspected
by the authorities.
No, robbery was committed, and /,
seems that only n desire for revenge
could have prompted the murder. m.
less the work was done by mailman.
The dead:gU NJ irs s
Joseph Moore and wife. d
Herman :icore, II years old. .r
Catherine Moore, nine years old.
Boyd Moore, seven years old.
Paul Moore, six years old.
Miss Lena Spilllnger., Is years old.
Miss Ida SpIllinger, nine years old.
Owing TO theIgterrible humiliation,
the identity Of the two young women
.ould not at Hrst be established. They
were believed TO be Mrs. Van Glider
and her daughter, relatives OF tht
Moores. Later they were posftfvel.
Identified as the Spilllnger sisters
iaushters OF wealthy farmer Twin,
! few miles from Villisca. who hat
teen in attendance at a church enter.
;alnment here Sunday night.
Horses neighins In the barn at tn
Moore home caused a woman naIgl
Dor to notice that no member OF til
family appeared 10 be up. After fall
lug to effect au entrance to the nous;
the city marshal was then summoned
md the doors forced.
Moore and his wife were the frs
o be discovered, They were lying ii
their bed1In n front room. They came
the finding Of the bodies of the two
guests, and later those OF the chill.
iren in third room.
TIE sPIlliager girls. who were over
night guests, occupied a room In an.
other part Of the, house. One of the
gigrls had cut on an arm and was
in such a position as 70 Indicate she
hsd awakened before the attack and
that there was a short struggle.
No Glue Found.
Absence OF a ciues TO the siayers
IDENTIFY and difficulty OF imputing
motive for the slaughter OF an entire
'"rsohc!d, have left the authorize
half dazed.
Blood stains. inducing finger print
n The wood work. are the only clue.
he officers have 10 work nron. BLOOD
Stains were found upon the front
loor near the knob and finger prints
we're found II the house.,
A feature Of the tragedy which In
dicates that possibly the murderer
left the, house qu!eSly, was. the find
Ing of lighted lamp on the floor of
tie Moorc's bedroom.
A militia company is patrolling the
section of the city near the, Moore
home until hloodhounds have beer
put upon the trail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-11
CONGRESS MAY DUST
GEN. WOOD FROM OFFICE


Senate Adopts Amendment to Arm,
Bill Chief c. Staff Restriction.
WASHINGTON, q. G., June II. :
The Senate yesterday by vote of 2
10 "a adopted the repor, OF the senat
and House conferees containing nun
Der OF anti-administIation provision
on the army appropriation bill. On
of these provisions would leglslato on
of office General Leonard Wood. pres
ent chief of staff of the army. A.
agreed to, the bill would require arm
officers acting as chief of star; arte
March next. to have at least 10 year
service in the line with rank bbelos
brigadier general. Tho provisions wet
the subject Of q three-hour bitter d
bate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-11

mont: consideration, 81 and ether val
liable consideration.
Power Of Attorney.
By paper yesterday filed with the
cier Kol lne county court for record
Trevey Nrtter is made Attorney Of the
Business Mems Association of Fair
mont.
Licenses Issued.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
issed3by the;ctetk- oftth county court
as follows: ~ seSs p
Giuseppe Telasis'S0. of Clarksburg.
and Fiiameno Trupo, &c. of Monongah.
Mike Mekcie. 81, and Ylle Marie, 90,
beth of Grant Town.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-11
INFANT DEAD.

Arthur the one month old infant sop
of Mr.. and Mrs. John o, Moran. died
this morning ut the home Of his pa
rents and interment will be made to-
morrow afternoon at, two o'ciects IT
Renton's Ferry in. charge of undertpk.
er Ell MusgfaYe and Son. 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
3tnoerede.
Nd)te audi bas @erinse.

so it's redt, @inie, made 6as
Sbor gu mn0 peri6lieBe es {orgfal=
tig! Das 6iirfte ein1nal einen Ma1n
aug Sir MAIDEN, mein 5obn!"
u@inen Mann aus mir MAIDEN?
@ie fann 0as S6lieBen zines Gbo=
res 6ies tbun?" fragte ser &nabe.
uSSn6em es Di@ 5a ser guten &C.
mobnbeit an1eitet, Mnes, mas gu
1nternimmit, redt gu tburt, mein
COIN! Sc lit an a1n5 fir iid cine
lnbe6euten6e @o6e, Elm Tbor gu
idlieBen, aber menr gu Sid Belief
Bigit, ftets 5aS n11be6euten5e redt
5u tbun, 10 mirit gu iebr mabridein=
1id ou@ 6os @idtigere re9t tbun.
Gin &1abe, Ser treu lift in geringfi=
aigen 9ingen, ME etpa int 2ernen
ieiner Mufgabe, in ser 8eiorgung eli
mes Muftrags, inn Siittern zines
Bfer6es, o0er ieIbit MIR I'M Mufbe=
maDren 1e11er S91tDe, miro 1ebr
mabrideinli@ au@ Sic mi6tigeren
Hflidten 6es ManneSaIters treu er=
tiQen. Srelre in Ser 8flidt Ser Sc
gentport lit bos @ebeimniB 6es CT
folges in Ser 3ufunft."
uSSh 6anfe fir Sic 8elebrl1ng, i9
min mir Bag merfen!" iagte @iGie,
in0eln er tpeiter ging.
lln6 SIR, liebe &in6er, 6enft audi
ernitli6 1ariiber no6! Sreue I'M
&leinen Be timmt sic Srel>e int Gro
ben! Giinftli@teit un6 6leiB in &C.
ringen 9ingen lit ol1d fir 1pidtige
Saden enti6ei6en6.
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Gin Trmbfpn5ert.

Mls i@ in 6en &fingitferien 5,1
Saule NOR, gtng mein @ater nit
meinem 8ru6er otto un5 mir zines
Morgens fritz in Sen @ol6. sc mar
ein berrltder Morgen. &ein @oIf=
diem triibte SEN blaren @immel. 8u=
erit ging es eire @trede 6urds
Sel0, Damn am 8adesrano entlang
iiber cine @ieie. @ier i6on borten
mir, 6ab sic bei6mingten SGnger
6es @al6es ibr &on5ert bereits er=
0ffnet batten. Tim nidt gu itoren,
iebte1 mir uns Elm @ei1den ant
@al0esran6e unter elmer eide ME
Ser un6 lieBen bier Sas berrIibite
&on5ert, tpeIdes id je geb0rt babe,
al1f uns mirfen. Mnfangs idien es
uns nur ein mirreS Durd)einon5er
bon 3mitidern ar6 @feifen 5u fem;
aber lie langer mir 1auidten, beito
oeutli4er bermodten mir sic ein5el=
men Stimmer GIT unteri6ei5en. Das
mor Elm 8feifen un6 Griuern, baIo
bo@, balls tief, bal6 bon, balls 1out,
Damn mieber faum b0rbar! 81 bor6
\ mabren6 ale o115eren Singer
idtpiegen, .ertonte aus einem noben
grlengebni@ Ser frdftiee Sdlog ser
Madttgon. SSn mun6erbaren E0nen
1ieB lie tire 8eiien e%rflingen, lang
flagen6, 6am pie6er %bimmeImuf
iaud5en6. Sebt itimmten bon 1rerem
ale an6eren Ginger in benen @b0=
rem Elm. . mie idyon >par 6os! l1n6
mabren6 mir no@ on6d@tig 5ub0r-
ten, fiel mir 6os i66ne 2ie6 Elm, MEL
DIES mir nod fur5 oorber in ser
S6ule geiibt batten:
r@on5ert lit beute %ongeiagt,
SIN friiden griinen @oI6;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Dag critic @ebeimnib,

6as elm &in6 Dor ieiner Mutter Bot
u16 es angitli6 Dor ibr bitet, farm
CUR erlten Stufe ser Setter mer6en,
sic 1as &ino gum Mbgrun6e binun=
terfibrt.
go er5Gblt uns cine Iiebe Mit=
idapeiter folgem0es @eididtden aus
ibrer friibeiten Sl1gen6: n0ft ftn6 es
sic Observation-Disclosures greigniIie,
sic itdD 6em @e6a@tniB 6es &in6es
om t%iefiten einprGgen. 60 erinnere
ih MIDI nit oner @enan1igfeit zines
fleinen @organges aus unierer
&in6erftube, mo- ib sic @Grterin, sic
uns @in5er ale 5drtli6 Iiebte, tim
ein Stiid9en bon 1em groben
Sdmar5bro6 Bat, 5as id iie ei1en iob
uno 1tns gu eifen nidt erIaubt muroe.
Sd bore nod sic @orte, NIT benen
iie mir bag @erIongte reidte:
rMimm ra1r, mein GngeIden, ober
idg's ia ser Mamo 1idt!" Sim Mbenb
6ieies Cages mar es mir nidt m0ge
4i9 ein3uidlofen. st NOR gana ge.
iun6, parf MIDI aber 1T sen @iiien Fin
uno Fer, Biz eroQi6 alniere Mutter an
mein 8eh trat u1t6 fi9 nit Iiebeponer
Groge aa mir bog. So = i@ fuble
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
@eimae5ablt.

@oetbe fam einmal 5l1 ieinem ST.
genofreuno &linaer uno %perlongte
i'm 51 ipreden. 9ie Mogo entfernte
li6 arf einen Mugenblid un6 febrte
nit Sem 8eldei6 mie6er, 6oB ibr SEER
nidt 5t &al1ie lei. @oetbe ober bntte
&lingers Stimme gebort un6 merfte
olio gut, 6ab ser li6 MIR perIeugnen
lieB.
giniae Sage ipGter tam @linger
5n @oetbe nm6 fragte 6eiien 8e6ie-
nl111a, Oh er SEN &errn ipreden tonne.
~gr lit nidt 5u &auie," idrie
@oetbe NIT lauter Gimme aus fei<
1tem Senfter.
~@as?" rief aIinger. uGrtenne
id 6enn 0eine Stimme ni6t?"
9a antportete Goethe nit beiterem
9aden: r@eiBt 6u, &linger, 61 biit
Elm iebr unboflider menid. Sd babe,
a1s id neu1i@ Bel sir NOR, 6einer
@ag6 geglaubt, 6aB 61 nidt gu &auie
ieieit, un6 6u mimit iett mir ieIber
ntdt glauben?"
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nod beute fait 6ie grlei@terung, sic
es mir ge9pabrte, meme Mrme INN If,
rem SAILS gu legen un6 ibr 5as sc,
beimniB ms DIT 5u fliiitern: sd s.
mrrBte es Dir boh er3ablen, Mama,
menn audi Seanette es perboten bat.
Sage es midt mie5er, ober id bin 10
frob, SAB On es jebt meiBt!!"
60 ioqte es ieim jeoes @ebeim=
nib, 6as bos @eipiiien jeoes gut &C.
arteten &inoes belaltct, m1B ibn cine
Marter mer0en, es ieiner Mutter
peridnpeigen 5l1 iol(en. @liidlid 5os
&inS, @oS feline @ebeimmille sem
trellen Ml1tterber3en onpertrout, un6
gliidlib sic Maltter, sic 5eitlebens ous
gertraaen ibrer &i115er belibt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
9ie 2abI ser HoitIborbonfen belief

9ie 8abI ser &oitiparbanfen belief
ii@ ant 81. Mar3 s.. S. inn gar8en
2on6e auf 1853 NIT @inIagen i'm &C.
iammtbetrage bon $16,20O,0 900. Die
3abl ser @in5eleinlogen in Sen Soft
iparbonfen Seem Sort @itp NIT Mus~
i9luB 8roof1pns, Belief ii@ ouf 1926,
in 6%erienfgen 8rooflDns o1f 1868, in
6enienigen @bicaeos ouf 1177. Mit
ser &obe ser @eiammteinIagen int Be-
trage bon 1902, 841 ftebt Gbicogo 1tt-
ter allen St66ter 6es 2onoes an En-
iter Stelle, uabren6 Seem Sort, nit
MusidluB 8rooflpns erit an 5tpeiter
SteQe fommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Madt sic Station itnbia.
Die ungebeure Site ser nngIiids

Die ungebeure Site ser ungliids=
fa4e am 4. Suli floBt ser Menidbeit
DISQUALIFICATION Elm. Sem gegeniiber
uber itebt immerbin sic %mun6erpone
&eilung 6ltrh 8udle1's Mrnica 5aI~
be bon ~touienoen, tpeIde 1itten, an
8ran6mmnoen, S@nitttpunoen, Duet
ida1ngen, &l,gelmunben o6er GrpIo<
iionstuun6en. Sie ermirH 6as ruide
&eflen bon 8euler, @ei@tpiiren, @c5e-
mo, tpeben 2ippen o6er &dmorrboi-
Sen. 25 @ts. in MoIitors Mpotbefe.
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9ie @eitlide &oit begt Sen Ser
oo@t, 6aB sic republifaniid e Matio=
nalplotform idon fir un6 fertig in
ser &e6aftion 6es vSutloof" Iieqt
ODER gar idon i'm Gate ftebt. @ir
5meifeln feinen MugenbIid an Ger
&idtigfeit :5iefer Mniidten, 6enn Ser
miloe &eiter lit befanntIi9 immer ouf
Mues borbereitet, ober einen ginbIid
IN 6ieielbe mir6 er iider feinem
Sterbliden geitatten, ser nidt FL iei=
11er engiten politii9en @erpon6ten=
freiien geb0rt.
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bic Mrleibe ser Stn6t Boris bon
Al Mi1ionen Dollars tpuroe ridt tpe=
niger als 5meiun6a6t3iemoI iiber5ei@=
net, un6 nt6t etma bon groBen ST.
11an5=Snitituten ion6erm fait muir bon
ben fleiten 2el1ten a1rr6 Mrbeitern.
DieS laBt abnen, mie groB sic @por-
inmfeit Ser Sram5oien lift 11n6 mas fit
gepoltige Summen sort oufgeIpeihert
iino. Das @ort, 8ronfrei@ lei ser
8onfier Ser @e1t, e i6eint nidt 10
unri6tig, mie man int eriten Mugen<
bid on5nnebmen geneigt >pdre.
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S~ntereNamtes Mntrlei

Der 0eutide &aiier loa BEL Den
Musgroh1ngen auf &orfu 6aour@
bereingelegt moroen iein, 6ab man
Die 6unoitlde borber beridurrte un6
lie ibm Damn aIs edit praientierte,
aber Sic &ereingelegten iper0e1 pobI
Die amerifaniiden 3eitungen iein, Ole
ste blooiinnige Mel6ung fir bare
Wun15e genonmen baben.
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Der beriibmte beulem0e Dermiid
bat einen @artner erbolten: ser Mh
georonete Mur6od aus &anias, elmer
Ser &abiateiten unter 6en republic
fanii&em Sniur9erten, be5eidmet fid)
1elbit ols beulen6en &ebolutionar.
limo io1den Srobanten min 6os ar1e=
ritoniide @olf feline 8ufunft anoer-
trouen? @s ioflte fid 6os 5od lieber
nod elm paarmal iberlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Die &ooiepeltleute beitebem 0arauf,
0oB 6ns 8ilo fires &an6i6uten in
ser Gbicogoer &onbenttonsboue in
oerielben @r0Be 1,10 in 6erielben Be-
1eudtung a~ufgebangt miro >pie 6osie=
ntge 6eS Hraii6enten Taft. 8ir ba=
ben nidtS 6ogegen, aber ser Son iitairr
otgfeit balber iollte man glei9 George
g. Herfins als 9ritten bin5uneb=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Sm 8oiton, maH., 1T sic Madri@t
eingetroffen, 6aB 8ruoer Sra Sutton,
MitgIieo 6es 9ominitorer : 0r6eng
un6 in iener @egen6 gebore1t, auf Ser
Sniel @olofai, 5ie 51 ser @ruppe ser
&atpai Smid gebort, iih 6ie i4redIide
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Die Muiifanten itimme11,
@0r, tpie es luitig f9alt.
DaS iubiliert l,n6 muii5iert,
9aS idmettert un5 6os i6alt,
DaS geigt un6 iingt, un6 pfeift uno
flingt
SIN friider, griinen @alo!"
Gas gn6e 6es id0nen &on5ertes
fonnten mir ebenio menig ertparten,
pie mir Sen &nfang eebort batten.
8ir braden a1f in 0em 8emubtiein,
Elm berrli6eS 6riibfon5ert gebort 5u
babe1.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-28
RAILROAD ENGINEERS
WIN HlGHER WAGES

Washington. Nov. es-TAirty thou
sand locomotive engineers 90 fitsy-
two eastern railroads gain a pa-s al
victory in their demand sor more
wages under the award announ,ra
by the board of arbitration.
The board holds that the public,
which had no voice in the ocntroSerss.
has r.ore :: stake than the engineers
or railroads. and emphasizes the ne
eessiry OF piaas 10 safeguard the pub
lie against the pass;s.,.;y OF future
strikes.
TIE award dsse~ back TO May l. and
viii hold fron one year from shz:
date. p. H. Norriss<y. representins
the eaeinssrs. has already indicated
aoubt - 70 IT. renewal horrtssey. :
member Of the arbitration sosrd. DIS
ssnts froa he majority opisisa. say-
tss ~ avards AZ nads uaoa insou-
04 pr
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-28
the ElKS ANNUAL
MEMORIAL SERVICE
EIks' Annual Memorial Service.

EIks Annual Memorial Service.
The annual memorial service OF the
members OF Canon City Lodge No.
Gro Benevolent and Protective Order
Of Elks, VIII be held at their ciub
guiding. corner OF Fourth street aEi
Macon avenue. at 5 o'clock next Sun
day evening The Service viii be =
a public character and cordial Invl-
tation Is extended TO all to atteni.
The program follows:
Music by the ors4nist. Gus,aT
s,rom5ersef
March by the orsanist. entrance y
lodge members.
song. ~xesrer my God to Thee,
audience.
Opening exercises. by the lodge
Invocation. DIR. Allen Bell.
Quartet. Lead Kindly Light Gate
City Quartet.
Individual eulosies. T, l. witcher
Musical selection. violin and piano
the Misses Mackenzie.
Double quartet. -Ihe Vacant Chair.
lodge members.
Msnor.si address. Immortality.
John X. Reddin of Denver.
ousrsss. -Juss Beyond Gate cssy
Quartet.
c7oss.s exercises. sy the lods&
Beseesc.tor. Dr. Allen Bell