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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-16
ADMITS
THAT He KILLED
LITTLE: GIRL
HAD SUICIDE PACT WITH STEP.
DAUGHTER, CUT HER THROAT
AND LOST HIS NERVE.

San Bernardino. Cal. Aug. I5.-
Charles u. Greenfield. aged Is, who
killed his eight year old stepdaughter.
Vivian Greenfield. in a rooming house
at Venice Tuesday afternoon. was cap
tured In Cuyamonga pass today. and
Is now In the county Jail here. He will
be taken to Los Angeles tomorrow.
Seated In his cell. Greenfield freely
admitted that he had killed the girl.
His confession was made In voice
that clearly indicated. officials say. that
the man was not insane. However.
they believe he was laboring under a
terrific strain.
I'VE HAD n suicide agreement" said
Greenfield. in describing the murder of
Vivian. II suggested 1t long ago on
account Of the treatment both OF us
had received from my wife.
when we left home to go to Venice
We had agreed to jump off the end OF
the pier into the ocean. After w
reached the pier we saw too many
people there and decided To go to n
rooming house. where we agreed
should cut her throat and then end
my own life.
After securing a room ! drew the
razor from my pocket. Just as was
about to draw the blade across Vivian's
throat she looked up at me, put her
arms around my neck and kissed ms
and said. We will both soon be gone.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-16
UNCLE SANS NAVAL SOLDIERS
WILL KEEP NiCARAGUAN
REBELS IN ORDER.
CANNONAD|NC MUST END
American State Department viii Not
Tolerate Promisouous Firing on City
Filled With Women and Children
ard Non. .Conbatants--No Sympathy
!. Ia Held for lrsurrectos.

Washington. Aug. i5-Thc collier
Justin. tho state department learned
today. arrived ht Corintc Yesterday
with $50 marines. under command of
Major Smedlcy Butler who reported
at once to the senior officer Captain
Tcrhunc. commanding the gunboat
Annapolis, who has been given full
authority to deal with the military
situation In Nicaragua as Il affects
American interests. II IN believed this
marine force was dispatched at once
to Managua. "A six hour run over the
Dilroad from corinto. BECAUSE of
delayed cable services. officials here
only can conjecture what happened
after the arrival of the marines In the
Nicaraguan capital
How this force has been used de-
pcnds entirely upon the will Of Ameri-
can Minister Weitzel. but M he has
protested to the rebels against the
In with women aud children ana non
combatants. II In believed he has driv-
en- the insurgents away from their po-
siiions and stopped the bombardmcnt.
IL his force In not sufficient for this
purpose. officials feel sure he wifi hold
the city until reinforccments from
Panama can be- placed mt his disposal.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-16

II drew the blade across her throat
and. seeing the blood. lost my nerve
and could not kill myself
At this point Greenfield's voice be-
came little more than "A humble. Re-
covering his composure, the prisoner
said he knew but little of what hap
pened after he killed the girl. He de-
clared that he walked to I.oA Angeles
that night, wandered around the
streets for several hours and then
started to walk to San Bernardino,
where his father lives.
The proprietor of a store at Etil-
wanda recognized Greenfield from pie
lures he had seen In the Los Angeles
papers, when the fugitive asked for n
loaf of bread early today. and notified
the authorities.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-16
Will Not Tolerate Il.

The state department has let IL he
understood that II does not propose 10
tolerate this lawless shcliing and kill
ing Of helpless women and children
and the cndangering nr American lives
and the seizure of American property
The officials are emphatic In pointing
out that General Mona. the head OF
the revolution. has completely alienat-
cd the sympathies nf this government
by his conduct of the rebellion.
Belated cablcgrams received at the
state department from American Min
lister Weitzel give "a vivid picture OF
the confll0 at Managua, which began
Saturday morning, when General Zelc-
don. in command of the rebel forces
around Managua, opened fire on the
city from the vicinity OF Momotomho.
According to the information con-
tanned In the cahlegrarns. General Mu-
rillo and Colonel Rostran attacked
the penitentiary at o'clock In the
afternoon with infantry and pid fire
guns I'm an attempt to libcmte the
prisoners ana AT O'Clock 100 men,
under cover OF artillery. attempted 10
enter the city from the lake. but were
rcpulscd and 2J of them were .ap-
tured
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-16
Bombsrdment Steady.

The government firing line In the
east. under command of General Be
lance. faced Icledon's division and re-
cclvcd the brunt of the firing AZ &
o'clock Monday morning Ze'cdon re-
newed the attack, firing shell and 80
i'd shot from a ihrec-inch rifle into
the city at the rate OF 90 an hour, d.
rected principally towards the presi-
dents palace. Only one protcctil.
reached the executive mansion and the
president and his cabinet continued
with their official duties The Chil-
can consulate and the house Of Mr..
lfamm. the American collector general
customs. were hit and the residence
of the German consul suffered severe
~ The American guard. estimated
that n total Of 200 shells fell in The
city, resulting In the death and
woundlng of IL women and children.
Throughout the bombardment General
Thomas attempted to take the govern
ment position ut In Iona by as
sault from the southeast, to Which the
government forces vigorously replied
with cannon and the fire from the
men In the trenches,
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Today-Showers.
Tomorrow--Fair.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

Itan8e Pal. Te tnitte fife paa no.
gen 2ipsiore. ipr Sien, De too paa,
pluoielig Off / StDffer fIere SteOer
omfrin9 Dem. Sen pnr fommen i
Grit % 6iiferne iIeo m poa imoa
Ssilager, itoaenoe / 9an6 til lnugt
%, no paa 6obet % bleb efterbaan.
Den tilt fra bnanoen; noeIe Orep
/ Qon0 paa Qmnper, andre paa
SaltboImen after andre belt Oore
pe0 0}alme. 0}en otie eaer nj %
tpoe fattige 5tifere omfom I 9apet !;
0eres iottige 6uitrner % Born leoe.
Be euonu I aeben6oon, IA Ralla.
oius / en- Gale auiorte 9egioenbe.
Den.
Men. fort9ller M @olloOius, oo
6iiferne euonu fIe0 iammen pon
Sien. par Ser nogIe Of De iattige
6iiferc, o%eribIon0t Sans 9entien.
f60t / 0oenie, Tor 9teiten en- Glen
al galloous. JON raobte til oeres
aammeroter og io9Se: ~apre 8re.
ore % 9o0e Roboer, iaO os life faI.
0e j 5ortoioIeIie. ioroi oi ifaI %
/ Bette 9ono! 9ao os M ie, ON Ri
bar nogen 9io bert @uos Oro Dor
2iostiol Oct oil M gpl0e, ni Ter
Ben bisie 9eo for pore Zine; Der
moa ui bIipe, BET fan life on0et
prre". % Be 6e9pnote IA at ipn.
&c; Pm beoe pi ben Selligaono"
Get bar al 9ierte, 0e inna. bempr.
fer 8nllaOius, OF ban tilisier: y0e
bauoe itittigt bort @u0s ORD / oe.
res 9elmngt, 0erfor flnoe De M
iptte 1ro oertiI % treite iig Der.
me6, og pioite bel, al 0eres SiGl
ifuloe life %iorosmmes. ielo ON De.
res 2egeme ifuloe Iigge / ganoet
in6til 9ommeOn9; oerfor par De
faa frimoOige % faf6t Seruoe pna
Sien poa oereS an9. / 9nno til
~2(rmbulerne, % 6aO @u6, at ban
D Zoe toae Dem bort / en- 900 Eib.
% iaqoe til boeran0re: a9re gre.
ore og gooe 9}aboer, hpem SUD oil
en6uu ipare. al DC fan fomme biem
igen ira 0cnne 6apsnso - iig bore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

Sais ira 3onmarf, % ban par pil'
lig ii at optage @erningeu, % MI
ibntes alt goot og oeI. 5mioIertio
er oaioa ban gaoet trPt, 5%Oorfor
ban BAR opiogt in Stiaiug % !
npite 0oaneo reiier tilbage I'll 0an-
mart. Sfsnt 6r. Sais er en- pp-
perl 6 8reit og SieleiDr9er % 6nr
gfort aft for at iomIe Sfon6inuOerne
ON zig, bar Segningen til airfen
bpret alt an0et enc tilfreOsitiQenoe.
SteriteOelen al Den opoofien0e
Slpgt foritoor fife fit 0ooer5moaI,
boilfet pisieIi9 / De iIeite EiIfGI-
Be er 5orploreues Sell, 5%porfor
llngoommen ieger ben til De eugelife
airfer / Steoet Tor til ben ifanbi-
naoiife, 6oor 0en er 0sbt % fon'
iirmeret. 6el8en 0erai or, at ben
ffanoinooiife airfe pe0 Bot. Sais's
2~lfreiie pit nof bar lepet i'm 9iO
iom ifan6inaoiif."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

Seq unoreoe MIG, bpno Der bur6e
geres. Min 6oritono baoOe life
inttet Oct, men mine Ben baoOe.
f6i leg reiite mig liaeiom mefaniif,
% inoen ieg bnooe oct ri9tig Hart
for mig, itoo iee Der for Dem aIIe.
Roget maotte iea iige og beapnOte
oerfor:
asr. 0roitprer, ieo oeo life, ON
en- abandonment Stu6ent tilIo6es
at uOtole JIG ber?"
so, io,~ rnabtes Der. upi oif
bore GLADE for at bore Gem
a@o0t1, iagOe ieg, LEG er bleDen
unoerrettet ON, At oct er itrioen0e
imoo Re1Ierne Of bentp0e til reIi.
gieie 9ino, er oct iaa?" o9uoeIes
rigtigt."
,0o be0er ieg ON 9op til at pro-
tcitere imoo Sc Orb, iom 6en fi6ite
5oler ntreOe. San pen0te iie imo0
en-, iom er min &erre, min 6relier
90 min aonee, oo iee proteiterer
oerimo0."
Geo iatte mig neO og ieIte, iom
ON Soroen ifuI0e nabne iig UNDER
mia. @oa0 mon M biIOe fomme-
6oan, ll0pibning og iIigt? Rei.
oct bIep oIoeTes tDit, og peo Rsoets
SIntnino fom Oroitnreren ben til
mig os ipur9te ON nit Qoun.
hinge Ran6", ingoe ban, vie9 er
9Iao oe6 at bli0e fenot me0 Gem.
De mao fomme til bore Meoer, %
ON BET iomme in6trpfier iom i 9f.
ten, ina 9sr oaioo De ON i9en,
bDo0 Dc gioroe / Aften.~
4lt, bboo ieg fnn ii9e on bette,
er, at iom Spor poo 9sn mootte
leg BEN Gag beiie rent 6Io9, % Oet
er iioen Sen 5tun0 aIor;9 tommet
ne0 igen. Seq tror life, at ieg iiOeu
Bette 1iliGIoe bar fenot, en- bnIo
Zines Spagbe6 / ben Getnins. Ger.
for oil leg ii9e til ale, iom bar
pol9t arftus til 0ereS aonge:
Rent 6Iaa az cen Sang
SCR para barn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10
3Eent Stag.

On S9ge iort9aer islgen0e:
Ia ieg JON uns meoicnif Stu.
Dent Tom til oct Spgebus, boor
ieg .fllloe fOrtiGtte mine 5tuoier,
iaOtrai en- 6anOelie, ON ieg al.
orig ifnl gIemme.
Geo Den 1io ionotes Der fun
ioa ariitne blan6t oe ituoerenOe.
Zen ierite Gag meote ieg en-
glaO Og ~goomOOig una D3ano,
ION iagOe:
uGe er 9tpfommer, life ianOt2
.gil &c life saa meo til Dor alu62
gi tal6er ben oct tirursiife Gel.
fab
,9aaar 6oloer alubben 0soe?"
ipurgte ies.
IS aften. o er glaze for en-.
bper Ggfommer, og De bebeoer
life at pore bnnge. gi bar Inlet
reIigiSit for
San ipntes at ontage, ct alt re.
light maotte pore mig forbaot,
og fortintte:
en- al bore Reeler er, at ingen
bar Ret til at gore no9en 9entpO.
ming til reIieieie Ging.~
Seq par life 6an9e oe gif til
alubmeOet ON aitenen. Zen aften
ifoI iee aIOrie eIemme.
On al pore itsrite 8i6enifabs.
mpno leote Reoet. Ron tolte en-
bel Gel ON meoicinife ling, iom
ieg life foritoo. On 9aIer fog an.
lebnine til at iiee noget ON Seius
ariitus, iom tit nit Blob til at
foge.
Seq Dor forbopiet oe. beitprtet,
on ban enbelis ilutteoe oe iotte iig
ne6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

gn of 2onOon Observation-Disclosures
melt fremrogenoe M~isiionprer, Or.
Griffith So5n, er iilg. oGbe gri.
tiib Beeflp" ben %. Suli 6so / en-
AI0er af 81 Aar. Aaereoe Is 9ar
eommeI noaeOe ban Rp iom Bro.
oifont, og % 9lar gammel tilbsO
ban nppnte Selifab i'm Iieneite.
San snifeoe at 9aa til Maoa9astor,
men Selifabet ienote BAN til aina.
Get par / 1866. gan bor beiset
England | 1870 og 1881, os / 6ior
tom ban biem for at 6Iiue biemme.
Ga oenne U1ono tom til aiito, bar
Der minore emo 1000 arfitne |
2on6et, MI er Der 100000. Or.
Sobn oar en- Of De f6rite europpere,
Der log Jig neo | Den for Dem nab.
neoe Sopn Snnfom, bbor ban DO.
iotte fig / 1861. Sfslee nGpnte
8loo ifrep Or. 3obn I 1905: Oct
er folOet ! min Goo at ie ct mt
4inn. De 5oronorineer, iom NOR
Der oil blipe 8i0ne til / 26bet al
be npite 20 aor, oil forbapie Ser.
BEN. Sans 6oruOfieelie 5eepnote
oGereOe at goa ! Opfploelie, fsr ban
oeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

glem gorf iiges at uere meget
~foruroliget oper, at goIitifonmisipr
@aloo truer meo at offentliggere
Raonene paa @ierne al ale De gien-
BONNIE, Iom bruges Of Gamblers"
oe andre uismmelige Menneiter.
SDilfen 0pitu0s Der uil6e blipe,
ON iaaoan Site bteu offentliggiort
/ 0moba - bem9rfer gIbe Bee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

9rof. Sobn :. gpien peO 4ugs?
burg Seminor er iii. .6lfbl." be
ben optnget JON nftiot Meolem at
19merican Societp OF 9bureb 81.
ftorp". 0enne biitoriife 6orening
bpis Sopeoiaoe er ! Rem Dorf, bIeo
ftiftet / 1888 al 96iIip Scbaff, o.
6ens 5ormanO / Oen ii0ite Gio bar
ppret Or. SnmueI Mncoulep Sacf-
ion, 6opeoreOaftsren al Sobaff-
&er3 og encyclopaedia. Get oor paa
GoriIag al Or. Sacfion, at grof.
goien bIep optaget / 6oreningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

0nsoag i iiOite llge latte TO Ren0
2ioet til i Chicago UNDER oeres
Sorieg pno at frelie andre. Zen enc
bar 5. 5. 5obnion. en- Sporoogns-
ftnrer, iom bIep pno i'm Bolt og
fOrisgte OF itan0ie i'm 8ogn, iom
Den oiloe broie mo ! en- an0en. Zen
nnoen bar Batrief @isiineer, en-
GlagmanO pao ct. Bnul 9nneh,
Der bleo paafgrt og 0rebt, i0et ban
foriogte at itanoie ct asretsi, ina
set life Iful0e 6lipe paafgrt. gegge
funoe bape re0oet iig ielu, men
popeoe 2iDet Tor Gligtenl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10
5itanics n%n6ergang.
ri Spar WnriuS. 6anien,
Stopleburit, 99ebr.
TX
gSitnnifs" Sunncinne.

grorion ifreO in 5oone ang. oa
Gqrmere, @u0, til oig~ fan bel
foloes .Iitanics" Suoneiong, ioet
oct par ben iiOite WeloOi, Ruiif'
forpiet ipiIleoe paa set ip~nfen0e
Sfi6, os mango al 0e ombor0Oaren.
oe lang pei meo.
Zen Gang ipnes at bliUe be-
rsmt. Seq bar engane IGit at Den
ai0s6e aong eoporO ben SpoenOe
al england iatte megen gris pan
Den, og 9lmeritn8 eIife0e 8rGii0eni
9tcaiHIeo I.geinn. Gens gegpnoeI-
iesoro par not oct 'ioite, man 6erte
ira Ben 0sen6e &erifers 2pber.
7et er 10 o9iaa en- fsn lille Gang
i fit originate Sprog; i oct oonite
er oct minore 5ilfpI6et, ioet Ben
nof er %oanitelig at operiptte. Nen
mere emo en- fen Gang, tan Sen
npppe fables. Sng0e man, on Zen
eoanoeliif friitelige SaImebog,@ al
Der par bOerfen gpan9elium eaer
a%rftenOom / 6en. oa fan oct lam
me pit ii8e5 ON gGGrmere, @u0,
iii Big. Zen taler bel ON at fom.
me npr til Sub; men BET er gen.
nem 1t aors (iffe ariitD, iiBSmer.
te, line 8rsmme, engle og 5eIelier
og life gennem aratus, Ser er Bel.
en-, iom isrer til SUB. 9pgger ri
gobt Werfe til belle Songens 9D9-
nne og 5nO6oIO, fan oi grant mar.
fe. at 6oriatterinoen bar tilbsrt Ell
omerifnnff airfeiamfiino, Der ingen
grug bar for ariiti 5orioningsos0,
iom geien til @uo.
3 variiteIigt 0ag6loo" bar op.
ret at Ie'e ct Stpffe efter et onoet
glaO ON en- Snlme paa Sooet !
06osfare. Oct man ogoa boDe
iprliee Snteresie ior os, Oa bet par
/ ct oonif 5nrOnnO og meIlem
9onOsm9no, BET ioreialot. Ser fsI-
ger, bnnO glo6et fortpler:
IS Qnleoning af ben Omtole
Solmen oRprmere, @u0, til Dig"
bar facet, for6i ben blen ipiIlet Of
,Titanifs" Ruiifforps, 6a Reo.
ningsbaaoene eIeo bort fra oct Jpn.
fenoe Sfib, minoer Bort Gam.
inn6 ON Den 8egipenbe6, Der
Forefnlbt | 2reiun6 for mart 400
9lnr iioen, oe omtaIes TeiIigbe0spis
al Si0llon0s isrite reformotoriffe
giifop, Be6er goIln6ius. San for.
tpler. at anoget NOR reb 80 fottige
Siifere fra aebenbopn" bar taget
no pon Sien pna greiun6, Der oft.
100 ben @inter Dor rogt til, for at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

Saa Ipuge ser life par 8aIg
melIem flere Mpn0 al iamme 9or.
Il 6ete0 BET fife ia meget, at 3ele-
cater ira SD0itaterne, Der iaa at
.iige olorig bar faitet en- republi.
.fanif Gleftoritemme for 8reiioent,
% boor Ser o~perbopeoet life fin6es
ret mango RepubIifauere boooe An.
le0ning til At ooeritemme 0ele9o.
terne ira Ror0itaterne, 5por oct
oDerppIoenOe 6IertaI al fepubIi-
fanere iinoes.
Seller life beteo ser ia ioa me-
act, at 6entraltomiteen oilfoarIigt
fun0e aaerfen0e iom 0elegater,
6oem Sen oiIoe.
An0erIeoes nnar oGegeringen neo
5olfet" eaer 9Plaerne5 8lertnI Dir.
felig fol bnpe g%etponing..
0ele BET paape9e0e obois~reone,
iorourpelige Rominationsipitem er
- bl. a. i 5Oert Sab Scrub.
iptniagen for Dor Eios 4rogresiiO.
isme, Ser gaor no poa at uirfeIig.
gsre oRegering oeo Solicit.
gao os Der /. 5orbinoeIie bempr-
fe, at ri ilet life tror pna ben 81
ceroife Sptning: Dor popllIi, Dor
7ei Golfet8 Rot er SUBS R6iD.
Wen = ON man f%oranOreoe Spt-
ningen oer6en: aongens Not er
@uos Rot, ener: A0elens Rot er
@uOs Rgit, eller: De oplpites % in-
te~IIigentes 8git er @l10s Rot, Ell.
Ter: a9osienes % 8engemen0enes
aieit er subs 6git, eaer enoelig
9auens er SUBS Rot - BET gior.
De ben fife oprOigere til @enitan0
for Dor 3ro.
g5ei. iaa er SET 5eore, iom oct
oprinoelig par ; bette 2nu0. at oct
fife er nogen elias e. men 5 0 L
fet Ser ifoI regere, tbi oa gel.
Der BET on giquare Deal" til oIIe
SiOer. IA ben enc alasie fife gioer
Bone Tor Ben onoen.
0erfor er BET, man maa nr6eiOe
ben moo @irteIig0ereIien al qRe.
9eriag oe6 6olfet~, og BET er so.
peOmaoIet for BET progressive i Dor
8io.
"a for at uaa iremao imo0 bette
0}aai orbeioer De Brogres % ior
SnoisreIie al - 0irefte Bag al
Il. 2. Senatorer, grimproaIg for
Domination al aanoioater til allie
6etDoningsfuloe embeOer, a5nitio.
I'D % 8eierenoum@ inmt u8ecaIl".
Wien 9egrebet oct progressive
er langtiya uotemt i oct, JON open.
Tor er iogt, og oerfor fol ri, isr
pi i%Intter. Iige income: aontroI al
6orholoet meIlem anpitoI % Pr
beioe eaer mellem 4r6ei0sg pere og
9%lr6eioere. aontroI Of 5ruitene
eaer Storforretninaen iaa ben life
u0iuger Dem, Der er afbpugiee al
oen, enOelig, men life minOit
9eoarelien ai 2anoets geIitonostiI-
Der. 1ermeo iaar 0i lutte oenne
sang. @aaite ri ienere ian gaa
nprmere mo oaa 8refteIien Of en-.
felte al De nqonte @enitonoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

goit. Snis refer biem. lam. bi.
90 uOe" al 10. Aug. ffriper efter
rRorOen~ (9luftrolien) 81. q. ON
be firfeIige 5orboIo / Brisbane,
Queensland, a~nitrnIien: .soo fom
6o enoeIie for co. 2 aor fioen poit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10
Oct prOgresiiUr.

ores loe, oct, De l%aafal0te o5n'
iurgenter" Senat og GeprRien-
tont6ns og lgeiinoeoe 10 ooer Can.
Der / ilere 9lar bar tempet %
frem0eles Temper for2
Iet er NOT uaro At gore fig
fart; tbi BEN politiife Stamp, JON
alt lange bar upret itaaenoe, 90
iom fife DiI op5ere, isr 9aIget !
9oOember er operitaoet. er egent-
Zig en- Scamp Tor o9 imoo set pro-
gresiioe.
81 fan maoife beoit flare So9en
PED isrit at gaa Tot tiIboge i Ii.
6eu = Ia0 o5 iige tilbage til 26ro-
6am 2incolns lio eaer til oct re-
pu~bIifonife 8artis 9egpnOelie.
Og % oil oi itrafs pege paa BET
6eten6te OrO al 2incoIn: Siege.
ring Al Solicit, oeo Solicit % for
Solicit"
Get repu6G fanife Qarti oar op.
%rin6eIig progre5iiot eaer ct 5rem.
ifriotspnrti, % npOnte Orb tan
goot tases iOm ct llotrpt for oct
progressive paa Den 5io.
3bi en- Reeering. iom Ger paa-
peaes, i%oruoietter 9ig6eo bIanot
ct 2anOs gorsere.
Ren bon0 Iaa % nRrmere, emo
at 0au0len me0 Renneifer. ON
man 6onoleoe me0 6ienoom %
areatlrer, SlaDeriet % boa0 Der.
meO bang inmmen, maatte %aiifai'
res. SloOernes 6rigioeIie oar Ell
pgte progresiio 6%nnoling.
Men I Den frpoeoe andre 5rem.
ifriot. 6remitriot i ]letuing nf
Staggering for Solicit"
9anoets baaoe g9erbrug % 5l.
Ouitri par t 0aarlig 6orianing,
Der ifuloe an0erleoes 5art % 10.
biting / Gingene; Der trpngtes
meO ANDRE Orb til 8rogres ION eaer
5remifriOt.
90 2ineoGu og bans 3oaogipere
par fife olene frem fri0tsuenliae,
De par tillige i%remipnte. ioo De
ifenne5e, 5oaO Ger ifuloe til Tor at
i9tte 8ort ! ll0Diflingen.
9i bebeoer Der i'm At minoe ON
o8omeiteao" .9oben / 3or6olo til
2onbets geboelie og Op0urfn NJ
og Ratent- og geIfpttefies 2obene
/ BorboI0 til Sn6uitrien.
qde oisie panpege0e QoOe par
9gte progresiioe; BET beoiite Be De
Si0er, Der fuIete eiter.
Oct republifanife Bart par iom
iagt o~prin0elig progresiipt, % Der.
iom BET boI0er % me6 at opra BET,
iaa er bet fife lpngere iig ielp.
Men Z oerne foran6res; Dor 8io
trpnqer til 5remifriot / anoen Ret.
nina; oen bar andre 8eboD og It'll.
Ter me og forifeIliee arop.
Oct er oct an6et 2eo r. Siege.
ring pe0 Solicit" - ser fortrinsois
trues | Dor 3io.
5 mango MaaOer git BET goot
meo oct gomle Nominations og
8olgipitem gennem goucuier,
County,, Stots. og national Son.
petitioner og gole al II. g. Seno.
torer / Staternes 9egisloturer.
Den Be professionally BoIitifere
bar efter6oonSen pioit OF toge bette
iSpitem iooIe6es { 0eres Nngt, at
&egeringen er iluppet Solicit no Of
S9n6erne.
ogosi"erne oe De interesiereoe elf
til Caucus, I'll 0ountDsRonDentioner
etc. oe fit opitiIlet aanoiooter, iao
8plgerne til fiSit intet onOet @olg
bnuoe emo at femme for en- nf De
leoenOe Barriers aanOi0ot eler 10.
be ppre at femme.
8ette for6Rrpeliee gafeipitem bor
bel of6rie pift lin ltsfeGbeb florere
emo pe6 ben repubIifanffe Ratio.
! noIfonpention | Gbienso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

Bait. 5. Scots 4Oresie, Der bio
til pnr 8ortlnn0, Gre, er berefter
@5ennington, ISIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

iattiee 9uitruer % 9prn 6orpeI
% ie DEM til @ooe ior @uos 5fplol
Sna ia9oe De boeranore 5orueI og
ifilfe5 iaa pno oeres Ssitptfer og
ianf Der ben / SUBS 8olo % gtoa.
De-"
Oct oar en- egentli9 @uOstieneite
poo 9ooetl De iattioe 6iifere ban.
De life no9et 0rfeiter til at ipille
ior Dem. Qien De 6oboe ct lepen0e
Or0el i Oeres 9rpit. 90 nnor Ri M
OpeIer peo 5onerne Of MeIooien
til Sen amerifanife Gang, lao os
ioa o9iaa min0es Oen Sung Ger bin
merfe 9interOog ior mart 400 aor
ii0en LOO ira De iaitige oanife 81.
ifere poa 3sfIagerne i greiuno."
Ser er en- O%oeriettelie al nGon.
te Sona, iom er iuIot ioo goo iom
De iIeite andre. Gen er al aOam
Dan.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-18
OAK GROVE.

Fora Cohagen and wife OF Ottumwa
visited at the Worrell home here re-
Gently
Mrs. Manly Forsythe of Kansas was
called here last Friday by the Sc
rious illness of her mother Mrs. No.
BILE Hayes. y "~
Candidate have been quite numer.
Gus here during the past few days
Fenton Cassill lost valuable horse
last week. ~ ,..
Mrs. Ed Ross and children and
Marie Day were Blakesburg visitors
Friday. -
Mrs. Myrtle Thompson and Miss
Lora Zentz were shopping in Ottum-
wa this week.
Rev. James Worrell and wife Of
Cincinnati are visiting with relatives
here. -s..a .ss...s~ .s ss..
The democrats held a convention
here Saturday for, the purpose Of NOM
mating q township ticket. "
C. e. Roberts has purchased span
Of mules.
Miss Clara Hannah has been assist
ing with Homework at the home of
her brother Charles and family.
Miss Abbie Brown, candidate for
county superintendent, was here last
Saturday. .-.-. 49, ..,. ...-.. ~.
g. c. Bartlett and wife of Ottum-
wa were recent visitors here.
Will Tomlin and family of Abba
visited at the West home the first of
the week. ~ .. .-..
The Christian church is beinng re.
painted on the interior. 49,.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-18
WOMEN CLAIM THEY
WERE ROBBED

Cresco, May 17.-Authorities TO-DAY
continued the investigation into the
robbery story told by Mrs. A. Gibbe
who for years have occupied a house
which they have used as restaurant,
but no clue that might lead to the ap-
prehension of the guilty party has
been found. The women reported to
the police that $4,000 in bills and
gold had been taken from the house
but were so excited when relating the
tale that the story was badly discon.
nected and was discredited by the
police, who later, however, decided to
begin an investigation. It is said in
searching the house the officers found
more than $1,000 which had been