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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11

young hock-First, H. b. witter
Frederick, Md
Section II, Class 6S4-Get of sire
First, II. b. Witter, Frederick. Md;
second. IL b, Wittcr Frederick. Md
Section II. Glass G35-"Champion-
ship" Ram. any age--First, H. t.
Witter, Frederick. Md.
Section 2. Glass eS6-"C hampton
ship" Eve, any age-First, H. b.
Witter, Frederick. Md.
berkshire.
Section ], Class roo Boar wears
old or oye1-First. W. R Fensom. Rich
mend, Va. second, W Il Fensom,
Section i, class 7ol-Boar IS months
and under years-First f, F. somers,
Somerset. Va. fVirginius Artful
Premium No. t9S373l
Section /. Glass 702--Boar wear and
under Is months-First, ". II. Fensom,
Richmond. Va.
Section /. Class 7o3-Boar months
and under l year-First l., F. Somers
Section i. Glass 710-Get of one Boar
1880; second, ". r. Fensom, Rich
mond, Va.
Section /. Class 7o4-Boar under 6
menths-First f. f, Somers, Somer-
set. Va.
Section !. Glass 7o5-sew years old
or over--t'irst w X Fensom, Rich
mond. Va second W Il, Fensom,
Richmond. Ma,
Section /. Glass 7o$ sow month&
and under year--First, T. F. Somers,
Somerset. va, tRival Jenie Columbia
End No. 167s57) second f. r Somers.
Somerset. Va, tRival Jenie Columbia
3rd) third Il. L. Somers Somerset. Va.
tRival jennie End Nancy No. 1s7s5)
fourth. w. Il. Fensom. Richmond. Va
Section !, Glass 709-Sow under
months-First, f. f. Somers. Somerset
Va.
Section !. Glass 7l0--Get Of one boar
-g-First.. f. e.. SomeRs. Somerset. Va;
tBH Premium No. f6TseGb; second. W
r. Fensom. Richmond. Va.
Section |, Glass f1s-Breeders
Young Herd-First, F.. F. Somers,
Somerset Va.
Section l. Glass 715-"Championshi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11
e,ufsIfie SECURITIES

W f<sRK, fset. H. The trading
~ outside securities market to-
ENas less active and again irregu-
u Baseball IL attracting all % the
(enf with but little attention be-
9nAi4 10 the movement Of prices.
kxcaunfe Of dealings throughout the
% itMs MAS considers bly, smaller.
WAs practically ma feature 10
ltA6lnx Standard OIL issues we're
Metals were quiet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11
RICHMOND STA. maRs<ET.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg. Va, Oct. 10 1912.
SPANISH--Marltet firm.
Farmers Spanish. $t.15 per bushel
No. shelled Spanish SIC per H.
No 2 Shelied Spanish. 4c per ID.
NIRGINfAS--Market firm.
Fancy Jumbo. sac per lb
Fancy hand picked. 3t1c q sac per h.
Extra Prime. 3Ac per ID.
Prime. &c per Ib
Machine picked. &c per Ib
Smelling stock. &c per lb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Oc& 10-rotton
closed:
January, 10.99a l0.ll. February,
1l.0Im li.05. March, ll.16@11.17:
April. 11.lSm 11.20: May. 1l27m
11.2S: June, 1l.30@ 1872; July. 11.40
mf1.41; October. 10,97T1099: No
vember, 1924 a 1895; December 1895
mI0.96.
Market closed steady. ..- s-.... -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11
Shares Sold.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Number Of
Fes solid tessay5 s2aseess a xeaE ago.
lday
Mr. value of bonds sold today, 81,
Ne0; year ago, holiday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11
The Weather

Forecast for Friday and Saturday.
Virginia: Fair FRIDAY! Saturday
local rains; colder in northern and
western portions
North Carolina: Fair Friday; Satur-
day increasing cioudiness. probably
rain and cooler In western portion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11

CONTINUED on Eleventh Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. oct 10. 1879.
Furnished by Richard W Maury.
stock and bond broker, 10l5 East
Main street,
STATE SECURITIES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11
AWARDS To EXHIBITORS
THE VIRGINIA STATE FAIR

tt='ontinued from Eighth Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11

S. C.. White Leghorns-Pullet---
First. Mrs. NJ. I. Burton. Brook Road,
Richmond. Va: second. Mrs. NJ l..
Burton. Brook Road. Richmond. Va:
third, Densmore Poultry Farm, Roa-
noke. Va; fourth. Oak Ridge Poul-
try Farm. Oak Ridge, Va. fifth, Oak
Ridge Poultry Farm, Oak Ridge. Va.
s. G. White Leghorns-Pen--F'ir
Mrs. MI. Burton. Brook Road, Rich
mond. Va; second. W. II. Todd. Rich
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11
RANGE OF STOCKS ON N T. STOCK EXCHANGE
m " T.
by miller a Co. rIe, e. Mai. st.

Open High. Low. Close. stock.
7ifs 72A TIA 7i%ii aeV II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11

DurOc Jersey.
Section 4. Glass Ta5-Boar 2 years
old or over-First. Mahan Bros. Os-
born. Ohio: second, r. E. Martin
Stouts Mills. w. Va; third. II. Field &
Son. Camden, Ohio (Kantang king)
fourth. S :. W. MeChesney. Beaver Dam
Va, '(Chief White Cloud Red No 30G6g,
Section 4, Glass 756-Boar IS months
and under = years-Tirst. f Field &
Son. Camden, Ohio (Model CooD; sec
ond r Il, Martin, Stouts Mills w. Va.
Section L. Glass 751--Boar l year and
under, Is months-First, Mahan Bros.
Osborn, Ohio; second, II. Field q Son,
Camden. Ohio.
Section 4, Class 75s-Boar 6 months
and under yesr-First, Mahan Bros,
Osborn, Onto; second, r. Il, Martin,
Stout's Mills, W. Va: third Mahan
Bros, Osborn, Ohio: fourth, Joseph ii.
Warren. Delaplane. Va.
Section 4. Glass 760--Sow . years old
or over--First, Mahan Bros, Osborn,
ohio: second. e. Field & Son. Camden
Ohio: third, Mahan Bros, Osborn, Ohio;
fourth, Field q Son, Camden. Ohio.
Section I. Glass 761-Sow Is months
and under 2 years-First Mahan Bros,
Stout's Mills W, Va.
Section 4, Class T62--Sow year old
and under is months-First. Mahan
Bros. osborn, Ohio; second, r, p. Mar
tin. Stout's Mills. w Va. third r..
Field a. Son. Camden, ohio.
IT,, Section, 4, class 763-Sow months
and under year-First Nathan Bros.
Osborn Ohio second, Mahan Bros,
Osborn. OHIO; third, r.. Field e. Son,
Camden. OHIO: fourth, Mahan Bros.
Osborn. Ohio
Section 4, Class 764--Sow under 6
months-First. Joseph II. warren. De-
laplane. Va: second, Joseph II, War
rem. Delaplane Va. third. r. "A. Mar
tin. Stouts Mills. W Va,
Section 4. Glass 765--Get Of One Boa
First Mahan Bros, Osborn. Ohio,
second r B. Martin, Stout's Mifis, W.
Va, third. Joseph II, warren. De-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-11

Boar, any age--Eirst. t. +. somers.
Somerset. Wa, champion Boar.
Section 1. Class 7lS--"Champion-
ship" Sow. any age--First. Il. r. SOM
Snparsgt
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
EDITORIAL P AGE

autumn is exceptionally mild. The ! present warm days may be only
 temporary. but there is testimony available from reliable sources to
 the effect the Northlaud is under
 going an experience pointing to
 muder conditions than in times
 past. One or the American geo logical corps who passed through Dawson during the summer, on
 route from the Alaskan coast Co the lower Yukon, reported having learn cd recently that the coast glaciers
 Of Alaska are recediuE rapidly, and practically approaching their end The process is slow, but not
 so slow but what men notice it from year to year. Jack Dalton re ported last summer that large coast glaciers were disappearing.
 A few days ago telegrams were received from Juneau that the Grand Pacific glacier has broken ost and diminished to such an extent ft appears as though the moraine may soon be vacant far enough back Co permit ocean-going vessels Co advance eastward in the bay to and beyond the international bound ary line. thus giving Canada coast port almost opposite Juneau.
 Arrivals from the head Of White river the last few days state that . the large glaciers in the Alaskan . Alps near the White are being re duced in srze to an appreciabIe de . gree each year, and that it appears shat it is a matter of years when some or the large glaciers will have disappeared entirely.
 Last winter it was stated the Japan current had been derlected 10 a more uortherIy course by some submarine upheaval or some such strange action. Whether or not there was anything in the theory, last winter was the mildest on re cord
 Yukon expects to see considerable frost and snow again, but the ev- . cepuonalIy mild conditions reported the last year and the other phenom- eua in nature referred to in the . foregoing give rise to something more than dreams as to the prob ability of the Northland being favored in the future with warmer conditions han in ages past-Daw- son News
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

Notwithstanding that an agricul- m-r fair was recenrIv held in Skag- way. We ao.br tr our own people realize rrr amount of produce that s annually raised and sold here If mine annually produced the rev- ruuc for Ssaguav that our garden CTS da. the fact would be telegraph ea an oyer The world and our citi- aeus would braG of it to everyone who came within thc sound of our voices. Tr has never been proven That Skagvav land is valuable for mnfur. bu. tt is proven every day that r has untold riches m rertIl- iry of soH for agriculture This city has t.e natural advantages for the construction of a shelter for the reduction ar the ores that lie an around us. by a blessed stroke or providence We are able to raise pro
 ducc for the maintenance Of large population chat is destined to find homes m this valley. who win al- ways secure employment with the railroad and shipping industries.
 Here is the climate Here Is the
 rail and water trausrortauA. Here fs everything Co make an ideal home Here Is an that tbe heart can ask Just reach out and take
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

Scr-ctary Ncvcagh og the treas ury has ar last solved the money question Ho has decided that our raper currency is too large and must be shaved down ir the couu- Cry IS Co take its rtghtCul place in the supremacy or nations A green back today measures 7.2SN3.o4 iu- ghes. he would have |, measure 6N g l-2 inches The shavings win rep resen, saving of S22o.ooo a year ro the national banks.
 Gradually the people Of this country were hecommg bow-legsed ra-vug this extra load Of paper around without reartztug what ailed them. uum Nsvoagh discovered the cause Take am ordinary person ourselves tor instance under the new scheme ue would be saving the weigh, Of about four square iu- rhes ol paper on each dollar bill The per capita wealth of am Alas kan IS ou- thousand dollars: four square inches on each dollar means four thousand square inches. which ought To weigh fifteen pounds, and r.a-e ,ou have tne solution or the money question n nutshell We have been carrying fifteen pounds ot paper around. while an the while ua rnoulr. 0r was 'umbago that mIed us
 This bulky load has also bulged our our trousers. pocket until our neither umb looks like the neck of suu with an apple core lodged half way down Asa nation We are "n.nWIu- .on sided. secretary M,- yaaEr has now come forward with d proposition Go relieve as of our burden With the aid of the Re publican party and the National banks t nm only 1e a short time wru troubles oC that character will ua rouger Erisve the common peo- r,a in this land Of liberty Under tre aherrE care of tho NcveaEh school Of reform the dollar has al- ready lost half its purchasing p0we-, and soon the reduction m size will begin and continue until We shall no rongr ue bowed down with a load of overgrovu greenhacks Tear. r rn Weyeagh
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

Is tho dcgleCJiou or the Japan current or some other cause render fne thc climate oC Yukon and Alas ka milders
 This question was asked last win ter when Che mildest winter known I'm ihis belt was recorded Now the
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
GRAND REDUCTION SALE

The Pack Train is now selling 8 big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old Co hold and sell at a profit, Yours,
 tf Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS

In any quantity, on the half shell first of the season, at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
MOORES' MHRRE

WOORES' NFARF = v
 Terminus w P & Y. Route Arrive and Depart From This Dock
 REGULATIONS 1910 Warehouses open for delivery merchandise o Perighsbles ONLY delivered Sunday at night freight shipments subOud be accompanied by SHIPPERS MANIFEST (papes obtained the U. GUS offCe) be delivered before No freight will be received the wharf after hs hour. BAGGAE-ToIs be collected CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY charge grips when unchecked. gate the public when steamer nearing will opened when passengers have disembarkd Wharfage be application at office dock O Box IFS C. l. SHAW General Manager
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

geiesnet, popon ncuu ibrc @utter
iiberleben. 0icie iinb: Srau Senrp
Sunsers bon Chicago, Srau Nifolnis
SdmiB uub Srnu Nic. Stcinmee bon
Wilmaufec, Yeter @nspar bon Wuribs
fielb, Srau Sac. Sizes bon Hnnopm
Cafe, Sobn unb Wifc @aspor, Srar
Nic. Wiiller unb Srou Srauf Sacobp
BON bier. Sic lpiro alid bctralicrt
bon AZ gnteln unb iiinf llrcntcln.
Sic rube III Srieben! liner SciIcio!
Oilbcrtpiac, Soiua, "a. Suli ~.
- &pntaB Nbenb reiiren Srau Sales
nebit Sod1ter Srar Marie Sharie.
Sr. Setter Sales nehit Srali unb 8luei
Sohtern o @ilbcrtpile, iolpie Serr
Nic. @alca ncbit Sobn uno Spd,tcr
BON ct. Soicpb. Soma. mad Mil
lpalitec. nm oaiclbit i'm Notrc Same
aloiter DER Scier Der @eliibbe Nbs
leeung Der Nopi5en b%ei3uipobnen.
inter melcben iih cine 5ohter Der
Srau @ales befiubct. sic Seicr
iinbet am Sonnerstag. Sen 25. Suli
ltatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
aus Der Damptfaht.

9nrem.b r a, 5. Suli ~. -
{. Decentralization Srooel.") Clio
iiberIhrieb Dor Sturgeon bas Saupts
organ Der babiifen So5ialbemofraten.
Der .&arlsrlber Woltsfreuuo" ole
Nadridt BON Der gibcsleiituns Der
iunseu @roBbcr5osin bon 2uremburg.
@enn Die Heaentin zines Sanpes Dor
ibr Iplf bintritt uno o @ptt ihtport.
Die Yflihten Dem 2nnbe ge9enilber
nad 8ed)t uub @cmiiicn an criiiacn.
10 lit bas fir Die So5ialbemotratic
Observation-Disclosures Srnbel". Die Sos
5ialoemofratie 5eiat bier lpiebcr eins
NAL unperbiillt ibr pabres @ciidt.
8enu Der SoSialbcmotratic Der 5reus
ifipur elmer @robber5osin SrDbcl lit.
mas iii ibr baum 3. y. Der Shpur
cines Ibgeorbncten beim Gintritt in
Die aommcr? SIT Der bon cinem
INSTRUMENTATION Nbscorencten gcs
ihlporene Gin aud, .Sr6bcI"?
.Sr0bcl" lit haunt ihlieBIid audi Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Chicago, 81. - Sic neuntc srobe
idbrlihe 2lrembnrger Sd,obermel1c,
Mders uno @artenbalis nebit Slumens
MilSitellung. peranitaltet bon Seftion
3, 9uremburaer 9ruoerbumb, 3o9ers
Bart, iinoet am Sonntag unb Wons
tag (2abor Gam, 1. nno 2. Scptems
Der, in a~artbalier's uub gbert's bers
einigten @ropcs. 684S-665S Hib9e
9oulcparb. itatt. 3oblreide 9robe
Yreiie limb fiir oieic Nusitelluns aus
seiebt, iofpobl fir ein5elne Sorten pie
fir @rlppen perihicbcncr Sorten.
Muh fir ncrbeiierte Wctbobeu in Der
Mrbcitslpeiie. fir @aihineu. Sdues
mittcl. nilu., iperben Yreiie uno Ins
erfennungen perlieben. Gompetente
Sadmdnner iperoen ais Yreisrihter
flnaieren. Gin @riinbaus ncreiter
Contribution tpirb auf Dem Seitplas
oui9eiteIt. unb 5ablreide anoere
Mcuistcitcn fuerben Die Seiuher iibers
falhcn.
Cascade, Sp,ua. - Srau gbas. q.
&irden lit am Samstas Ibeno bonn
9eiufe ibrer InscbOrigen in Gbi>
caao Suriidgcfcbrt. Sbre Nutter,
STRAIT Sranf Drums. besleitete tie mad,
CASCADE. - Sie ct. Yaul's : @es
mcinbe bon @ortbinston miro nabites
Sabr ibre Stride burd, einen oreibig
SUB lansen Inbau pergrokern, oa
bieIclbe iiir Die 9emeinpes Witslieber
faum mebr Hailm bietet. = "8atbos
liider Bddter."
siortb Waibiuaton, Soma, ben 20.
Suli ~. - Mm Sicnstag Iorsen
poll5oa Hcp, 5. y, Yrobit in Der ct.
Wariens Stride Die Srauun9 BON Srn.
Gouarb Sliimlc nit SRI, @argaretba
3immer, Serr Ilcr Slilmlt funs
aicrtc ais Srautiiibrer mnb Srl. @ars
iba 3inlmer als Srautiun9ier. Nat,
Der SrauunH lpurbe i'm SnlIe Der
Sdlpeiter Der @raut, Srai Scinrif)
@iider, Gin Sod,Seitsmabl icrpicrt, on
ipeldcm cine Nn5abl gcripanote uno
Srcuuoc tbc~i!nabnien. Sas belicbte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
Aus ben iihrtsem Theilrm.

WcrI, II. Suli. - Scute @iittas
seaen 1 llbr brannte Die S~inbboIS'
iabrit bes Sru. Yaulp nieber. Sbas
Den unsefabr 10000 Sranteu.
&eblen, 13. Suli. Seutc
Nor9cn nm 3 llbr cntitanp Seucr in
benz Sauie Der @ittpe Mifcl Hebs
Iiuser. Die im Sauie auiaeipeihers
ten Suttermittel lprrben Gin Raub Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
Was aud mir bebaupten.

Sebr 5eitsemdB mad9t Der bctannte
Sugenb : Sfriititeler Batter j. 5.
Sinn in Dem ncueiten 6eite Der bon
Den Yrofeiioren unb Stubenten bes
9incinnatier ct. 3apierez9 oQcgiums
beraussesebencn Ionntsihrift baruuf
aufmerfinm. peid)' id)dnblidle Wire
flung bic .3nlbbilbune" 10 5ablreider
geruobner bicies 2anbes I'M @cfolge
bat. Saourd miro CO mpelid. paB
populdre cngliid, amcrifaniife 3cits
ihriften lpic bns Cosmopolitan Ma
aa3ine". hcrcn picle Snnberttanienpe
o 2eiern lid gcrabe aus Den Icibcn
bieicr Snlbsebilbctcu rcfrutieren, ins
baltlid1 immcr 9~ciitlpicr, perflahcnbcr
uno Die guten Sitten corrumpirenber
ipcrbcn, uuo ltntt seiitige Nabruns gu
bieten, Den Seicrn ~Srdbcr" porieeen,
Die ,pobl ais Sdnpeinciutter gut iein
mosen. - nGrccliior."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

: Ams katboltfbrn
Wrdfelblatterm. ;
GS lit leidlter, bnk Gin 3ameel nmrdJ
cin NaDelDbr, als elm Neid)er 1T
ben 6immel eiugebt!

Der friibcrc Ood , Gomniiior
Waribaa in Buffalo bat flint Mil
Iioncn unb bon bieien - $4,000
iiir 3obltbatigfcits : 3lpcdc binters
lalicu: Der bcnfbar ifobigitc Mis-
Slcid, NIT benz @crpiiicn mo nit Dem
Scnicit5 - .0uifnlo TolfairD e"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Uncle Sam's r@etpiNensionos"
ilo'lcn I'M pc%rgnneenen Hedbnnness
jabre $6,514 au. Hedt itattlih neb>
men iih neben bieier aleinisfeit bic
$4,000, 900 ans. Inn Die - ants
liden 6cititelunsen 5ufolse = ameris
taniife Sunoesfinoer 0 9ohitaps
Tern pdbrenp ocriclben 3eit seprent
mlirbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

8ouberneur 9eneen tbcilte benz
aus flint S~ortiGrittlern beitebenben
alisidub. Den Merrill Icgormid er>
nannt bate. nit. er betra1te 1aft als
ben %reguldren Nominierten Der re-
publifaniifen Yartei fir baS Mmt
bes Erdiibenten unb iiible iid bober
Ucrpflidtet, ibn gu unteritiisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Sic Yenninlpania giienbabn bat
lid Dor Der rNnti : Saloon : 2igd"
Yenniblpanicn's brett idlaeen laiien
nno angeoronct. oaB in 3ufunft aif
Den Der 8eiellidaft geborigen 9inien
oitlih BON Yittsburs Der Yerfaui hon
Bier unb anberen alfoboliihcn &C.
trdnfen nidt mebr itattfinbet. Die
9abnseielihaft piirpe gut tbun, ibre
Iufmerfiamfcit mebr ben llngliidss
fdaen auf ibren 2iuien 3u3utpeuben
nno bafiir on iorsen. oab ioIfe n109a
lid)it permieoen iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Ta6 5tpeimonatisem Oisput bat
iih pas Senats sGomite fir YoitsIna
aelesenbeiten enolih Iber Den gtat
fir Die Yoitperipaltung bod g~eeiniat.
Gas Streits Cbicft biloete Die in Der
Yorlage entbaltene @infiibrung bes
HafetpoitsS pitems. Oanad fDnnen
Pafete bis gu eff Yfunb 0erpiht burdb
Die Yoit perlanot lperben. Sic Soften
rid,ten iih mad Sonen nno nah benz
@elpiht uno iteisen BON flint Gents
fir bas critic Yfunb fir Die crite 8one
bon iiini5is @eilen unS brei Gents
fir iepes peitere YfnnS. bis auf IL
mn 10 Gents bas Yfunb fir iene
@ntfcrnung bon iiber 1.S00 Neilen.
Bic 5lueiic gone lit $50. Die brittle
800. Die piertc 600. bic finite 1000.
bic ied,ite 1,400 unb Ole iiebente H.
500 Meilen. Die Gorlage iiebt cine
Iusaabc bon 1892. 900. 900 Dor. bier
Millionen mebr. aIs bas Saus be@
ipi0ist bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Sn Dem lebten Viertsliabrbunbert
ipnroen in nnierem seiesneten 9anbe
1873, 900 Wtenid)en ermoroet. Oas lit
fiir Die Nation. Die an Der Spite ber
Civilization marihiert. immerbin
cine reft beadtenstuertbe 2eiitine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

guf 8riInb elmer bon benz britiihen
Observation-Disclosures Nsauitb in Du>
bin eetbanen Geuberuns lit an5unebs
men. oab nniere tbeueren iriiden Vers
biinoetcn .Some Hule" ais Weibs
nahts9ei6enf erbalten tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Bic GeSe. ipelfe am %. Suli i'm
britiihen llnterbauie Der Critic 2oro
Der Nbmiraliidt, Winiton Spencer
Gburd|ia. sebalten unb in Der er bic
Observation-Disclosures fir Die Slotte.
inter 3inipeis auf Seutidlanb's
ueuerlihe itdrfere 8iiituneen. beeriins
oete. lit in Berlin aIsemein nit Der
benfbar groBten &iibIe uno @elaKens
belt aufgenommen iporben. Die
meiiten 9ldtter beidrdnfen iih bars
anf, Die 8cbc politdnbie tpiebsr3us
geben. nno bebalten lid bic 8eipres
cbltuo Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

@icez TrGiibent Sobn Mitfen bon
Ser ~ameriean federation Of 9abpr"
ipirb pesen MiBahtung Ses 9eritJts
5u neun Ronaten Gefdnsnib perz
lrtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Senator Yerep (ItiK.) erilGrte
Sienstag i'm guuoesienat, Der 6aps
Yauncefote : Wertrag perbiete irgenb,
ipelde gesiinitieune unierer S1iffe
BET grbebnng Der Yanamas 5oue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
Gipilnamb Der stabt @ilt.

= tcrbe al c. - Bonn rs.
Suni: Maria @asner. alt ~ Sabre.
gbeirau BON Srans Sedcr. - %:
Suianna Sellcs. II Sabre alt. 8lpe.
bon Ybilipp @leiener.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Ser proereifine 8unbesienntpr,
Morris bon California erfldrt ii1,
gegen 3ooiepelt uno Saft nnb Idbt'
our6bliden, bab CT euentieG fin
Wilion iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Gin Seutider. Tamens Nrmear6
&arlgrapes, fpurbe am Sienstaa bonn
Sbergeriht bon Shottlanb in gbins
burgb lpe9en Spionage 5u adJt Io,
naten 8efdnsniB perirtbeilt.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-04-12
Notice Of Town Election.

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in and for the
incorporated town OF Timber Lake,
South Dakota. at B. M. Herman S
real estate office, situate on lot 8,
block 10 therein, on Tuesday,
April I6, 1912, between the hours
of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.
m. of that day, for the purpose of
electing the following officers, to-
wit: One trustee from the first
district; one trustee from the
second district; one trustee from
the third district, clerk, assessor,
treasurer and justice OF the peace.
Dated April end. 1912.
w. H. Waterbury.
Town Clerk.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-04-12
HARD TO BELIEVE.

"Think of it, my dear,' remarked
Mrs. Emily Streat, looking up from
the morning paper she had cabbaged
at the breakfast table, sjust think of
it! This paper says that there are
three thousand millions of dollars in
circulation in this country!"
els that SO" responded Mr.. Streat,
as cheerfully as possible under the
circumstances. "Well, we'll! Judg-
ing from the difficulty 1 always expe-
rience in getting you to give me ten
cents more than carfare every morn
ing, | thought there couldn't be more
than $3.50 in the whole world"
Conversation languished a good
bit after that.