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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-12

Abolition of Convict contract labor.
Program for Country Life and Labor
betterment
! Larger National Powers to secure uni
form laws.
Establishment of a Federal Industrial
Commission.
! To strengthen the Sherman Antitrust
law to stimulate and not strange
! honest business.
Control Of factors in Trust Prices.
Swift Punishment for big crimes
against the public welfare
Disapproval of Aldrich Currency Bill
Banks and Money to be controlled BY
Government and not by Wall St.
Conservation Of National Resources
encouraging free development
with fair return to the people.
Vigorous extension of foreign trade.
Prompt downward revision of the
Tariff.
Constructive methods for future Tariff
making.
Permanent Non-Partisan Expert Com
mission on Tariff.
Tariff standards to equalize competl
tive conditions.
LIN PAMPHLET FORM FOR GEN
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-12

Homo Of Cinnamon,
Cinnamon is O. species Of laurel
That thrives in Ceylon.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-12

Currency in France,
IN France 1911 100000 Is at pres
ent in circulation
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

fly. All expressed the opinion that il would be the part of wis dom for the government to first make sure that the route selected was the one which presented the most advantages.
 number of the speakers had lived in other Alaska coast towns and still had the friendliest feel ing possible for their old places or residence. They believed Sew ard people had a right tn work to secure the construction of the railroad from that place and Val deg had an equal right to use all her efforts to make this the ocean terminus of the trunk line if pos slble. Some of those who ad-
 (Coninued on page 2)
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

Washington, Feb. l3.--Dr. Will ey, chief of the chemical bureau of the Agricultural department, holds the same opinion as does Judge Gary. He says u revolution is sure Co come at no distant date and when 1t does the Union will be shaken io it's very foundation. He says the revolution will be started by the undcrpaid and un- dcrfcd people who will he fight ing for their lives. lIo illustrated the recent mob violence in Law renee, Mass, where more than 20,0O0 people were suppressed by the militia while strikcbrcakers took their places.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
JUDGE GARY AND
 DIR. WILEY BOTH
 PREDICT REBELLION
DR. WILEY HOLDS SAME VIEW AND sAys REVOLUTION WILL BE STARTED RY THE uNDEREEp STARVED PEo-
 PILE EASTERN CITIES

Washington, Feb. i3.--JudRc Gary, chairman of the board of dirGctops of the United States Stcs] trust holds gloomy outlook for the future of America if cer- tain reforms arc not inauguratcd. In a speech delivered hcrc last night he predicted that revolution would surely como in America if something was not done lo re- lievc the situation. He said the wage scale was not keeping pace with the high cost of living and urged his audience to set about inaugurating wage, political, cco- homie and social reforms.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

all the routes from Cooks Inlet to Copper river and had decided
 Valdez was the logical route for the wagon road" tO the interior. The government had spent all most million dollars in con Structing the road which would br of immense value in aiding the railroad during construction. He said the Alaska Northern
 rAilrOad people had offered to sell ltS holdings to the government for :S3 cents on the dollar and he be licrrd they had found their mis- take in the selection of a tidcwatcr terminal.
 The resolution was then read and the chairman invited anyone from the audience to speak on the subject. A number of prom ilrnt men were called for by the Gudience and all voiced the sen tiulcnI that Valdez had a right to ask for the appointment of the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
WILSON OPENS CHICAGO CAMPAIGN Advises Young Men to Tackle the Most Progressive Pol-
 icies

Chicago. Feb. l3.--GOvprnOr Woodrow Wilson opened his cam paign headquarters here last night and addressed an immense audience.
 Wilson urged the young men to enroll under the banner of the prOgrrSSivcS. IIr told them there was nnthing tn br gained by stick ing io the old parties as they had served their usefulness and did not keep march with the trend of
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

board of engineers. The coast
 terminal was really minor pomt to be considered in the building of a trunk line which would serve in developing the territory as a whole. While this broad policy was expressed by the speakers, all of them conveyed the sentiment that if the routes were placed on their merits Val
 icZ would be the one selected.
 A pleasant feature of the Ihecling was the absence of ieal- nusy against other competing towns. A majority of the speak CTS took the stand that no mat ter from which ocean terminus the road was built it must prove of great benefit to all the others. If the Valdez route was selected Seward and COrdOva would brnr- it and if either of the other routes were favored Valdez would prosper because of their prosper
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
WAS WEALTHY
 BUT SU|C|DED
well Known New Yorker Ends Life by Blowing Out His
 Brains

New York, Feb. i3.--W Washing ton Seligman, member of a wealthy brokerage firm, commit ted suicide by blowing out his brains. No cause is known for the deed and he was believed to Do temporarily insane.
 Seligman was known in all parts of the country, as his firm s business extends from coast to coast. \ town in Arizona was named in honor of him and bears his name.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
PRESIDENT RYAN OF BRIDGE
 WORKERS UNION ARRESTED
WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR LABOR LEADERS AND WHOLESALE ARRESTS WILL MADE ToMoRRow--
 MEN WANTED In CHICAGO

Indianapolis, Feb. i3.--It was made known today that 5i labor leaders had been indicted instead of 32 as formerly stated. Some of the warrants were served to- day and there will be wholesale arrest of the indicted leaders to- morrow.
 Warrants have been issued for tn" arrest of President Ryan of the International Bridge and
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
ROYAL FAM|LYS
 LAST ED|CTS
Approves of Republic Government and Orders Obedience to
 It's Laws

Prkin, Feb. t3.--Thrcc ilnpcr- lal edictS have been issued which will probably br the last ever tu be issued by the Manchu royal isis. One of the cdictS announces the abdicatiOn of the throne by the emperor, the acceptance of the republic form of government by the impcriaIists and the ap- prOval of the conditions as agreed upon with Premier Yuanshikai.
 The city is guarded by foreign troops and it is believed order will be maintained when the royal family evacuatc the imperial pal acc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

The mass meeting last night was the largest gathering of cit iZcns for many a year and Moose hall was we'll filled when James Fish called the meeting to order. Mr.. Fish was elected chairman and Commissioner Shepard sec rciary.
 In his opening remarks MT. Fish stated the objects of the meeting, which was called by the Valdez Chamber of Commerce to pass resolutions asking congress tn appoint a board of army en- gincerS to select the route for the rIoposed railway to the interior. He stated that Capt. Glenn and Capt. Abercrombic had gone over
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
SENATE TURNS TABLES
 ON THE PENSION BILL
DEFEATS THE s16oooo,ooo AND WILL FAVOR ONE INCREASING YEARLY PENSION EXPENDITURES s21 ooo-
 ooo--ooNaREss MUST APPROVE OF MEASURE

Washington, Feb. I3.--Cun- grossman Sherwood's pension bill which provided for pensions paid by inc government of $i52, 2,O0O,- 000 per year and which passed the house was rejected in tho senate today.
 Senator SmOot of Utah offered another pension resolution which involves an annual expenditure of i,O00,O00 and it was sub sIiiutcd for the rejected measure.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

The Republican senate has saved the situation for President Taft by it's action. The bill was not passed by congress With any de- sire for it's becoming law, but to force the Republicans lo defeat it and lose prestige by SO doing. Senator Smoors resolution will bc' adopted by the senate and by tho Democratic congress or the latter will bc accused of showing bad faith.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
ARIZONA WILL
 ENTER UNION Day WiII be Observed as Holiday Throughout the Entire
 State

Phoenix, Feb. i3.--ArizOna will aake full statehood tomorrow. The preparations for celebrating the event are on magnificent scale This city is in holiday attire and thousands of visitors are here tu participate in the celebration.
 The day will be observed as a holiday throughout the entire stale and the festivities will cx- lend Io every portion of the stalc. The inauguration fo Governor '(lunt will be held at an carly hour.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
TAFT SCORES
 THEPR0GRESS|VES
Commands the Standp alters for Their FaithfuIness to
 the Party

New York, Feb. t3.--Presidcnt Taft delivered a speech before the Republican club here Iast night in which he scored the progressive element and lauded the standpat- 'icrS for their faithfulncss.
 He said he had little sympathy with those of his own political faith who call themselves pro ;gressivcs but who arc really po- iitical cmotionalists or ncuratics. They were persons who had per mitted themselves to be carried away. by nervous fear that the old Republican party was getting Behind the times.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

Structural Iron Workers union and Secretary HOuIihan of the To- cal union here. Warrants were also issued for ten other local members and officers of the same union and they will be arrested. Great secrecy is maintained in connection with the issuance of the warrants, but it is known that som" of the men wanted are now in Chicago and will hc taken to- day.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
GOVERNOR CLARK WORKSFOR
 SCHOOL AND ROAD FUND
HE uRaEs GOVERNMENT TO TURN PROFITS FROM SEALING OPERATIONS IN ALASKA INTO FUND BENEFIT OF
 TERRIroRy's SCHOOLS AND ROADS

Washington, Feb. i3.--Gover- nor Walter r.. Clark is working to have moro money made available for school and road purposes in Alaska. He is seeking to have the profits realized by the government from the sealing operations in Alaska turned into a school fund for the benefit of schools and roads in Alaska.
 Governor Clark believes the sealing treaty recently enter.d in-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

to by the nations interested in the North Pacific providing for the protection of the seal will be cf- fcciiye in protecting the herds and causing them Io increase in num- bers. In time tho funds realized rom this source will amount 10 a large sum annually and should be covered into the fund for the benefit of Alaska's schools and roads.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
CUDAHY PACKERS
 ARE INDICTED
Pure Food Agents Claim Cleo Was Placed on Market for
 Butter

Atlanta, Feb. I3.--Thc Cudahy Packing company has been indict- cd by a grand jujry for frauds in connection with the sale of oIco- margarine.
 The law provides that the ar ticle shall be labeled and not be sold without telling the custom CT what it. contains. The pure food agents claim the packing company have been selling it un- der the guise of butter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
BILLY LINDIG IS
 BACK IN CoRpOVA

When Billy Lindig, the pOpG ular caterer, left for the states last fall Inc was sure he would never return to the north again. He is like all the others and has been unable to resist the call of the north. IIr is back in Cordova and may open restaurant there.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
SAM LANaFORD GETS
 DECISION OVER BARRY

sydney. Feb. i3.--Sam Lang ford was given the decision over Jim Barry at the end of the goth 'ound. The big colOred man clearly 0utclasscd his opponent in every way.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
MASS MEETING ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS
 ASKING INVESTIGATION OF ROUTES
Meeting Called By the Chamber of Commerce Endorses Reso luhons Asking Government to Appoint Board of Army Engineers to Determine Most Practicable Route
 For Railroad to Interior


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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
MISSOURI IS SOLID
 FOR CHAMP CLARK

St. Louis, Feb. l3.--ThiS state has gone solid for the candidacy of Champ Clark for the prcsi- dcncy. Every ward has elected delegates to the state Democratic convention who will endorse Clark.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
WAR DEPARTMENT
 HELPS NOME OUT

Washington, Feb. i3--The War department has come to the relief of the citizens of Nome by turn ing over to them the government coal stored there.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
GOVERNOR sruBss
 WOULD BE SENATOR

Topeka, Kan, Feb. i3.--Gov- crnor Walter Slubbs, whose term of office expires next year, has announced his candidacy to bc a United States senator.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
SEWARD MAN AND
 BRIDE ON ALAMEDA

Judge Finncgan. the commis- siOncr at Seward. was a return ing passenger with his bride on the Alameda. The judge has many friends in Valdez and was re- cciving their congratulations while the sIcamcr was in port.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13
JIM STEWART NO
 MATCH FOR MORRIS

New York, Feb. l3.--Carl Nor rlS won an easy victory over Jim stewart in fight here last night before a club.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-13

\ notice appears in another col umn calling meeting of the Democratic party tonight at the Phoenix hotel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11
2ofal Seridt.
Samen Der SurngemeinSe
Segingen ibr Stiftnugsfeit nnb Giels
ten Seamtculuahl.

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Surnsemeinbe belt geitern feline regelz
mGbtge 9eriammlung ob, in pelher
mad grleoieung Der 8eIadfte Die
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Wabl Der 8samten, bel pelher ale
bis6erigen our6 3uruf pieoer erpdbIt
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grdiiosntin 5rau &atharine
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tia 9orit.
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&ramer.
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geraniiqungs aommittee - Srau
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fem Sabre Elm WeibnahtsTeit in orDz
Berem Stile gu p%erunitalten, unp bas
8eroniigunas s8ommittee tpurbs Be
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fir gu Beginner.
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G&iNSna6ridatsa.

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Jn(an0Ie(cgrap6
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me BON 5ebn Milionen Olars betrasen
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3abI Der Oienitiafre multipli3irt perz
ben.
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0erfaHer her Nrb>iter : gntIGdoi=
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better : Jirforse : 4ommiHipn, ipirb
periuhen. Die Innobme' ieiner Bin in
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perfloHenen Sehion nit GA sesea Is
Stimmen i'm Senate our Mnnlbme
sebraht, bonn Suiti5z Romml.tee bes
0aufes inbeHn nidt e~inbertd)tt:,
neil einise Witolieber besfelbsn faz
segsn uarssl. Die AusiiAten Gui Aa,
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Die Neiuport Office fir bas yGim'
eimnatier gulfSblatt" befinSet iidj in
go. 339 Oprf Srafe, seseniiber Dem
G~DMrtbauie, iuuielbit Neuigfeiten, I'm.
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ten Mben6s entgegcagenpmmen mer.
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gum 8eten Der Stride peranftaltet
miro nno biz Samftas Ibenb bauert.
- Sobn Jruntlin Bible, prGfibent
Der Rentudp Manufacturing MHoeias
iion, bon 0optinspile. 3p., fpirb am
Oonneritas, 81. Nopember, i'm bieli-
gen .8uiineb Men's Club einen Dor1
trag balten unb finb Ginlabungen an
ben Snbuitrial Club bon gopington.
bic 6anbelsfammer nnb ben 8uiineB
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beg Qouis Hsbn u. Nnb. EN- l1rtbeil
babin ubeegeben, buB emma, Zulu,
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has G<feb, bas ben 6ieblunb Diftritt
81 elmer Gtnbt pierter RlaFe erhebt.
ansOnfsitusioneI III.
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&leine GOiisciHad)rid)ten.

- Ger 10 Sabre aIte 8bi9tepper-
fGufer Sobn Camp, Oon Collins mo
GoItcrn Ipemle, mur0c qcltern oor
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iten ScIpital geionOt, nm ouf icincI
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WteIicr bepoiInet oui DEM ScitGumege
herun1, an Ser Suhc nod) cincm
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4rbcit III Ser StalIuuq Ser Iomnseno
MiIf Sc, an Central 2IDcnpe uto
Charles Str. nm iein Eortcu1onuaie
nit $44 Snhalt beitoblen.
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in ieinem gefis, bas 4preITen unb
Ramen entbielt, nelds m0gliaerpeiIe
CUR Quffldrung Der gebeimnibOOQen
Gombenattentate fibren biirftsn, bic
felt Sabren bier periibt fporben finD,
o6ne ous es ben 8e60roen eelurgGn
mare, Der 8ombenperfer babAaft gu
Berben.
Brattti6 der 8atriottsmus.
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pdn=6eQenic Union pirb in pieiem
Ganbe cine 8riegsdnleibs in Der 60be
bon $1,0OO,0 900 fir bic griehiI9e Gez
gierung aufbringen. 0teIe @rtlGrurg
nurbe am Sonntag gelegentli6 elmer
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gen @rtehen gema6t. Der prdiioent
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cine feiner gerii6erung na9 Don Dem
grie6ii6en 5inan3miniiter tommenoe
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Nnlethe au~s3ugeben. Die 8eieQi6aft
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ausgeben unb 3tpur in 8etrdgen bon
je S. uuo Die grte6if6e Re9terung
tptrb bann innerbalb BON 8ebn SaAren
bteie yloten pieoer emblem, iebo6 fir
oas @elo in Der 3piiaen3eit feline
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beittmmt.
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p SenneIiee" lieqen bier bereit, Inn am
Wtontag mad titrtiI6en 9epG1ern abz
3uDampfen uno bic umeritaniI6en eSnz
t~ereiien auf Dem 8altan gu beihigeu.
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W}arineIoloaten bier Elm, fDelfJe nit
anoeren DON anbsren Stationen Die
8cleBuug oe5 @eihpaoers p]eritdrfen
tDerben. gontresIomieal &nigbt miro
ben Sberbefe9l fubren.
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3ufalig augcid)DiIen.

Gin beoauernstpertber unfa1 erei9s
nete it6 geitern Nu6mittag auf Der
5urm bes So6n 6aft, On Gleaiant
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gen 5reuno unO SpieItumeruoen 9ISofn
6aft 3ufdGtg in bic Sttrn geffeiisu
uno IebensgefQbrlth OerIeBt tpurte-
Die Gnaben idoHeu nit eirec 5lrz
bertbidie nat Der Sheibe, Qls ne
Maffe ii6 in Den 6dnOen be- Salt
3ufGGia entIub. Or. Ban gelt, BON
9rice !5iu, pel1er g~srufen nuroe,
be3eidnete bic S6uBpunbe az ielr
oeFd1rlih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11
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