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The border vidette., 1912-10-12
State of Pennsylvania, l County Of Philadelphia.

Before me, a Notary Public in and for the County of Philadelphia. State of Pennsylvania, on this day, personally appeared Edward B. Warner, J. Emory Hoy and Frank W. Carter, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument. and severally ack nowledGed to me that they executed the same for the pur- poses and the consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of of ice thls 9th day of June. A. D 1912.
 VIM. BROWN, JR..
 Notary Public. Commission expires March 23, 1913.
The border vidette., 1912-10-12
State of Pennsylvania, sa County of Philad elphia


 I, Henry F. Walton, Prothonotary of the County of Philadelphia and Clerk of the Courts of Common Pleas of said county, which are Courts of Record having a common seal, being the of- ficer authorized by the laws of the State of Pennsylvania to make the fol- lowing certificate, do certify, that Vim. Brown, Jr, esquire. whose name is sub- scribed to the certificate of the ackncw- led gment of the annexed instrument and thereon W rItten, was at the time of such acknowledgements notary public for the common wealth of Pennsylvania, residing in the county aforesaid, duly commissioned and qualified to admin ister oaths and affirmations and to take acknowledgements and proofs Of deeds or conveyances for lands, teuements and bereditaments 10 be recorded in said State of Pennsylvania. and to all whose acts. as such. full faith and credit are and ought to be given. as well in Courts of Judicature us elsewhere; and that I am we'll acquainted with the handwritiug of the said Notary Public and verify believe his signature, thereto is genuine, and I further certify that the said instrument is executed and &C., knowled ged in conformity with the laws of tue State of Pennsylvania.
 In Testimony Whereof, I have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court. this 7th day of Jnne, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun dred and twelve Q9l2)
 HENRY F.. WALTON,
 9-7-6t. Prothonotary.
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PLATFORM COLLAPSED JUST
 AS ROOSEVELT ASCEnDED

of the people to the Taft theory O. government. and they will realize m. stanly that it means and stands for nothing more than continuation of pccial privileges to the few at the expense of the masses.
 Government by representation of the people is what the constitution allows, and what the people should demand There has been too much government by the few, the moneyed interest. to keep matters properly ad justcd We are becoming Topped sided. so to speak. the affairs of the government are being works with an eccentric. the favored few or privi legged people receiving the benefit of the long. while the masses have 10 put up with the short stroke.
 There should be no favOrites in the running of the affairs of our govern ment. everything should work from a
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Yesterday afternoon at five o'clock the much advertised ski race tool; place Many turned out [, witness h. contest. for it is one of the na- ,ional sports of the people who hail from the Scandinavian peninsula, and Alaska. or Seward peninsula is well blessed with these empire builders.
 There were seven entries to mak" tho race over heavy trails. with soft deep snow most of the way. they were Bassi. Dahl Jorgenson, Grov"n Win ter. Reberg and Larson.
 Front street was well packed from he Northern to Hunter way and the racers all made a good flying start. The people stood round and shivered in the flurries of snow falling from time to time just to witness the fin ish of the contest. while others hiked
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near Escalou
 The rebels were ready tai tb. tr mored train and when il hove iu tight they hurled an engine ladeued with dynamite against the train with t~ mounted machine guns ENerythine had been studied ont hefur, hand th. engine way s flying arsenal the front end "oovcatch,r" h,.n- covered wiih eases uf dynamite r..h raueHs iou cap attached N 3 et..a .pmont the rcbc. engineer vitt -t.M rop- lanea ron tHe safstg e#carr. -tor'sd the engine dowu re track ir tho direction .T 't aruard trane after et,iup n" machine good st"rt and op-uug tho throttle vide h. jumped and lct d.. Iae5ma'.es dash toward tb" federal train
 When tho compact .oHa u"r. 0as a deadenine roar steel ona team went nyinp mo the air Crank shafts ver. hurled hal a mil, frrtn thy fa.c,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-25
REBELS WIN BATTLE IN MEXICO
FEDERALS LOSE 100 TWO DAYS
 BATTLE--6,OO0 ENGAGED

uf th, explosion ,.ua thep ta. d"adl, work of Tn" dgu5mit" hat expanded it- r.rrr there aas 'Hrs' hslc in and about the roedhrd the two n sues blown tl C. pieces while th prd, of thr federal army their or H..f ts,a et- mess af jaHk h-iaa twisted -to.l di-meuntcd sou- ete H.. ertt hauling away.
 UMlNlZ N.s.sa. Mueu .5.-#Grn srf' Salalar commander sf the Ma 3. ra t#rce-. Ua- wounded "a th" tw' aay blrb ue .sH @ victory during a. ar#t ,n-t4.ment. bu the rein fsrerHrutz -gm ta ,ha hrlp ot thu s..ei# proved tao great t number for Hu tn .ot.rcau. The rebels Co the
 sa}.l of tour thsa-and against the #.,. ag .uJ under the command of GsnarH sa4tu vau tr, aiy. and the federal troops when th.y withdrew .ff ous hundred dad upon the seld ai battl,
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REBEL GENERAL MAKES
 BUSINESS MEN DIG UP
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 CHIHUAHUA. Mexico. March 25.-- Sunday was passed by General Oroz- co. commander in chief of the rebels forces operating to overthrow the Madero government, by paying a per sonal visit to all the business men In the city and making them "dig-up" by subscribing to the rebels war fund IL was case of dig" or be put out of business. and during the day the rebel general had secured a subscrip- tion of s6O,OoO in revolutionary war bonds
 The business men had to be brought to time with pressure for they are ii doubt as to the ultimate outcome of the revolution. and the sixty thousand subscribed by them Is looked upon as blood money.
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ALASKA TOLLSTO
 BE CUT IN TWO
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 WASHNGT1N. March -5---Satur day afternoon tho senate military committee adopted ,4e Senator Jones amendment tp have tie Alaska cah> tolls reduced afty per cent
 Tl. Pacific Coast Alaska dclcsa u,u H.,. been working for this reduc riou ,y.t since they have been et thc ,mus Chairman John l.. Wilson cnaIu.sred ,he whole deal. and proved that rhc whole expense of the cable hip Imrusid. was charged against in. Al-Et cable. whereas the vessel wa, eHp.,,d hut t,u davs last vessel wa. th, same
 The Jouce amendment. calls for a reduction of nifty per cent Tor a De rIsd of siX months on the present rat" charged on private messages to Alas i.a after that period the secretary nf war . to fix the rates to be based upou the business done. but the tol!a to be sufficient to pay TOT the oDerat'0n and maintenance of the cable and land lines or wireless station
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-25
MANY TURNED OUT TO
 WITNESS SKI RAGE

for hom, it being the Sunday duner hour
 Tn, event wa won in v,ry rpid time considering the condition oc rhe trail for tho caus, was to th. Has-.. roadhouse and return.
 Ba-si came in first covering the distance in one hour seven minutes and 45 seconds
 Rohcrg vas second l hour. 9 uu- and 56 seconds. Dahl was third I hour 10 mins.. sees. and Grovcn fourth hour. 10 mins. 23 secs.
 The prizes for iir-t. second lnl tmra places respectively were S5o. 52' and SIo The Northern. the Eagle and tho Hunter promoted the race
 The home paper is the Nome Daily Nugget.
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MAIL ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

John Hegness. the mail contractor. arrived yesterday afternoon at 2:l0 with 4O7 pounds Of mall from the out side. l29 pounds of which was first class.
 The arrival of two mails in success sion containing first class matter i9 a treat and the people cannot quite understand 1t. for it Is something out of the ordinary this winter with the present schedule for carrying the malls.
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 PORTLAND. Me. March 25.-The"- dore Roosevelt opened his ooliti 'Pi campaign in the city this morh.rg. an9 took quite tumble for ne nad Ii nare than ascended the pi1u rnf. when the whole works came dpwn with a bang. including Teddy dnd lis friends who had agreed to hold down the same with him.
 Not the least daunted the colonel arose from midst the wreckage. and with his broad smile remarked: This Is better. let's all meet on the same level and feel that we are equals at least"
 Roosevelt based his speech today on the doings. acts and beliefs of William Taft. the present incumbent. whom he is trying to replace by seeking the nomination
 One has only to call the attention
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-25
BRYAN MAKES
 A REAL THREAT
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oflGNt ar aNAJSch SN'N'S~
 LINCOLN. Neb.. March 25.-William Jennings Bryan has gone on record in his Commoner. that should the state of Nebraska endorse Governor liar mon at the primaries to he held with in the next few days. he will refuse to attend the democratic convention a' Baltimore June g.
 The great democratic leader has been informed that the people of Ne braska are inclined to endorse Gov ernor Harmon. and the article publish cd by Bryan to the effect that he will not attend the convention should theY do so is taken as a threat. and 1t is now up to the people of the state to kill off Bryan for good. or to pave the way to give him the nomination. They are in doubt which way to act. for they are inclined 10 believe Bryan will win out no matter what they do
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CARCACAS. Venezuela March 25.-- When the American cruiser Washing ton hove in sight this morning. at the appointed hour that the wireless an- nounced the vessel could be expected, President Juan Vicente Gomez. board ed his or the fastest cruiser belong ing to the Venezuelan government and steamed away to meet the distinguish . cd guest.
 As the United States cruiser steam Q ed into the harbor past the fortifica- tions the American salute was fired and bands struck up the Star Span gled Banner" in honor of Secretary Knox. who was to pay the republic an official visit.
 President Gomez welcomed the sec retary to Venezuela and begged of him to remain for several days in or der to carry out an elaborate program
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THREE THOUSAND
 STRIKE IN NEW YORK
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 NEW YORK March 25-This morn ing three thousand passaic textile workers went out on a strike for high CT wages.
 The strike was expected and the operators were given until this morn ing to grant or refuse the demands. At the expiration of the time, there being no further answer than that given several days ago. wherein the operators refused to grant the in- crease. three thousand textile work era walked out and the mills were forced to close.
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INDIANAPOLIS. March 25.-Presi- dent Taft has won seven and Theo- dore Roosevelt six of the congression 70 al districts for choice of nomination. as candidates at the republican con vention.
 The state convention meets tomor- row and 1t is claimed that the Taft men will control with sufficient ma : ,ority to have the stale instructed for & renomination of their man
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-25
CONGRESSMAN BINGHAM
 PASSES AWAY
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 PHILADELPHIA. March 25.-SSt- urday afternoon Congressman Henry Harrison Bingham of the First Con gressional district passed away from old age having contracted a severe cold that developed into pneumonia.
 The late representative was one of the strong republicans of the state and has served his country for over twenty years in congress. and also as a soldier in the civil war. having been wounded a, Gettysburg. The late congressman was in his 72d year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-25
NOTICE SONS OF THE NORTH

Members ot the Sons Of the North are requested to meet at the office of G. ]. Lomsn Sunday at one o'clock, March 31.
 important business to be transacted By order of Committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-25
VENEZUELA GREETS
 SECRETARY KNOX

gotten up for his benefit.
 All business Is suspended today throughout the republic general holiday has been ordered in honor Of Secretary Knox. and a gala day will be had wherein games and different con ; tests will be held.
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common center, giving to all a square deal. after the cards have been well shuffled
 Some accuse me of trying to dis rupt the republican party, this Is not
 ..s my morc t',an candidates for the nomination in the past have been like wise guilty. It Is proper and fitting for several candidates 10 seek the of fee it is the privilege Of all who can meet the requirements and after the choice of the delegates to the Chicago convention has been expressed I will be found on the right side. lined up for my party. whether successful ol defeated :"
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opoeia' Nup9et oerN'oe'
 UNIINEz. Mexico. March 25--After two days of fighting. between the federal and rebel furce~ at place called Escalan the fcderals were forced C. give way. aud @ decided vlc- tory rested with tho camp "r the rehcle Although nghtius was on gagged in at odd intervals for two day7 tbr isd.ral only lost ouo hundred men Most Of the lighting was done q; long range neither side appearing anxious to risk a decided battle where hand to hand contest would settle |; uue way or the other
 Rebels Destroy Arn,o, ou Train.
 MEXICO CITY. March 25-Word has been received to the .ffect that the line armurcd train. huilt to play havoc with the rebels hy the Nader government was put out nf business the first thing when it came up with the enemy. during th- engagement
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-25
TAFT WILL CONTROL
 INDIANA C0NVENTIOn

A hard battle was waged by the Roosevelt forces to try and secure the delegates for their candidate and they have been claiming twenty out of she thirty delegates all along. but the best they could muster WAS twelve and the Taft men are in control and may win the state over to their candidate
 The fight will be carried to the state convention which meets tomorrow.
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It will pay you to make laii ani see the bargins fin bottled goods for one week only Seward comf. Go.
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You can get all choice cuts of beef. Reindeer picked and saited meats;
  slsc Nome dairy butter.
 AT REINDEER MARKET.
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MUSIC AT THE EAGLE. Every svenins theee Is music at the Eagle, also the best brand of liquors and s,ssrs in the market. sl- ways to be had.
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Placer Locations ., Nugget Office
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
IN ARNTY sCANDAI..

From New York Evening Post
The fat is in the fire in the Raw
case Brig. Gen. Edwards. an officer
who was jumped from captain 70 bri-
gadier general in charge of the bureau
Of insular affairs, and has for a couple
of years past been a leading candidate
for appointment as brigadier general
in the line. admitted that the missing
official papers were in his possession
instead of in the war department. be-
cause he was afraid that the adiutant
general would use the papers against
the president" Originally. ii appears.
they were turned over to him BY Gen.
J. Franklin Bell. when chief OF staff
The whole affair now constitutes a
grave scandal Gen Edwards admitted
that Mai RAY was given leave by Mr.
Roosevelt to work among labOrinR
men in Chicago to bring about Mr.
Taft's nomination. Ever since then he
has been a favored child Of the war
department. being given unearned leave
and easy assignments. and being per-
mitted to escape court martial no less
than three times, although charged
orce with grave financial Irregular
titles.
Even when he was charged with mis-
conduct with the wife Of an emplove
he was still allowed to wear the uni
form which is supposed to designate
not only an officer but a gentleman.
And then when the matter becomes Of
public notoriety the papers are filched
from the official records by high Of
ficers in order Ito shield the president"
Who can deny now the extent to which
politics permeates the army?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
PACKING HOUSE FOR
THE WEST COAST SOON
Graham to Push Project.
For Which There Are
Manv Cattle.

Guaymas. Sonora. Mexico, April s.
Robert Graham. who has been in
Guaymas for the past ten days in the
interest of his packing house project,
has left for Esperanza- Mr.. Graham is
confident that with the rapid return
Of normal political conditions all along
the west coast. he and his assOciat ties
viii be able to commence the erection
OF their packing plant at Cajeme with
in the next so days.
In the states of Sonora and Sinaloa
there is at present a supply OF approx
imately 2S4. 600 head OF cattle. valued
at about 1856, 900 gold. In Sinaloa
and Sonora there are at the present
time 10000 head OF hogs, and as hogs
in the YaQul and Fuerte valleys are
practically immune from disease Of any
kind. many settlers are raising hogs
this industry proving a most profit
able way of utilizing corn and feed
which grows here so abundantly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
aKILLING CHARACTERS,

rom Mempn1S Sclmitar.
me sight OF a man or woman being
tried by the courts for crime is alwa vs.
snock TO the law abiding element
ct how many Of those who go through
me without doing bodily harm to their
nelgnoors stain their tongues each day
with the venom OF gossip and SANDER?
II Is worth while 10 ask these cues
tons Of ones self, and ask them very
II YOU hear a bit OF scandal do YOU
let II die D your memory. or do YOU
tel u 10 the next friend YOU meet as
toothsome piece OF news2 If you do
Jne latter, there is not much differ
ence between you and the prisoner who
answers IN open court for his misdeeds
he STABBED with visible weapon: you
cut with an invisible knife, and your
thrust is in the back You would nor
dare stand in the presence Of the per
son You SANDER and utter your criti-
elsm' you get behind him Cor herr and
II you are ever charged with the Of
tense you fau back on some other fell
low slanderer, and say YOU heard n
through that source. The gossip mas NOT
story.
Do YOU live your life and let your
nelghbOrs live theirs in the sweet sat-
lsIaction of letting one another alone?
VI 90 you keep an eye" across the
way and spy out the things that are NOT
meant for public gaze. and then whis-
per tnem-oh. in confidence. OF course
to the neighbOr next door or IN m,
next street2 II you do this Won are No
better, morally, than the street Arab
VINO picks your pocket. Dishonest .prv-
ing and tattling are, in effect, character
picking.
Are your own affairs so well ordered
your own life so true to the line. thar
others may not see, on your side Of the
fence. something at which to carnS
GOSSIP begets gossip While Won are
stabbing others in the back am vo,7
sure your own ribs are invulnersbIe
and that your neighbor's stiletto docs
not find an entering place for az dead
y thrust as the one you give2 YOr1
are an ostrich If you go about thfnlline
you can thrust your head in the sand
and hide from retaliation
For slander is "a chicken that comes
home to rOOst-" Abuse your nefg6bor,s
daughter. and somebody NAV I'm az /
good name Of your own. The most NJ
sCnous reptile IN the world is the 49,
or the woman with the "sernent /
tongue" That person lives from A. /
carrion Of character, and the venom I
is as an acid eating both wsvsEfv+r /
the life OF the slandered and into tbo
soul OF the slanderer And the es+sto I
Of the last IS worse than that Of fbe
former, for life goes out. but the SOM I
goes on and carries its stains to r.
nigh court Of last appeal.
The great evil Of neighborbood Iffe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
CATTLEBIEN
EXPECT MANY CALVES

Douglas. Ariz.. April s.-An unusually
heavy calf crop is anticipated on the
big Mababf ranch OF the Sonora Mex
icO) land and timber company, Ltd,
according TO managing director J. T 7.
Paxton, who IS now in the city
we are anticipating an unusually
good year with our cattle" said Mr.
Paxton Calves are coming rapidly
on the ranges and we look for { fine
percentage when the spring roundup IS
begun The heavy rains OF recent
weeks have put the ranges in splendid
condition and cattle are fat and healthy
as a result"
The sawmiu OF the company. in the
AjO mountains. is now working TO ca
pacity, turning out about $4,000 feet
OF lumber each day-[It is the fnren-
ton OF the company TO install a box
factory and sash mill within a short
time. Active competition viii then be
entered into with the local lumbermen
for Douglas and southern Arizona busl-
mes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
LIVESTOCK
SOME WONDERFUL
MILKING RECORDS
HOlstein Breed Leads the
World For Quantity
and Butter Fat.

Says the superintendent Of the FL
Paso Dairy company, discussing fam
Gus milk COWS:
Dolly Dimple is a wonderful COW, but
she is by no means the most valuable
nor does she hold the record for the
highest production for either milk or
butter fat To the contrary, there are
quite q number OF HOlstein-F rfesian
COWS which excel her In both respects.
Dolly Dimple's best record is 1S,80S-5
pounds OF milk and 1854 pounds Of
butter fat made as q five year old
There are 10 Holstein cows averag-
ing 23,O10A pounds of milk containing
6lS-15 pounds fat.
'Of these cows. CoIantha Foths Jo-
hanna made -, 432 pounds milk and
9SS-25 butter fat
Pontiac Colantha de Kol % made
25,3l6 pounds milk and 1017.2S butter
There IS also Caroline Paul Parthe-
nea with 21,966.8 pounds milk and
SSH pounds butter fat all Of whom are
considerably better milk and butter fat
producers than Dolly Dimple
Queen Of the Dairy
Taking Pontiac Colantha de kOl IDS
great record, which makes her the
queen. not only Of the -Friesian
breed but OF all others breeds. we find
that her production of butter fat
101I28. is equivalent TO 1916 pounds
OF butter In one year, which IS a truly
WOu4EAAu4 IECOLur approximately 4uo
pounds Of butter for every calendar
month and only in looking at it in this
way does one really understand its
magnitude.
Amy cow that can make IO6 pounds
Of butter in a month is q mighty coed
COW, but to make 106 pounds every
month for one year-wen. there is only
one breed OF COW in all the world that
can produce such a COW, and that IS
the Holstein
I'VE are perfectly willing to give
Dolly Dimple due credit, she is a great
COW and she belongs to a great breed, 4
but she is a long way from being the
queen Of the dairy
IN order that you might not think
US preJudiced IN this matter, we win
say that we like the Guernsey breed
very much; that we own more Guern-
sey cows than can be found in the bal
ance OF FL PasO county. and that we
are Increasing this breed in our heard
as rapidly as possible, for We appreci-
ate fully the merits OF the Guernsey
COW, but truth is mighty and win pre-
vail. and the Holsteins hold all the high
milk and butter fat records in this 1
country"