davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-18

monwealth Mining and Milling com pany, at Pearce, is in the city on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hamburg. of Hamburg, Ariz., were in the city yes- terday
 ]. NJ. Craig, of Arizpe, Sonora. was registered at the Copper Queen ho- tel yesterday
 Miss Mary Lee Echols has returned from the San Bernardino ranch where she spent week
 E. P Grindeil, secretary of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines, was in the city yesterday.
 D. A. Taylor, prominent merchant of Gleeson, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Roy Gill. an old Cactus league ball player and later ,l business here, has returned to Bisbee and is con Gucting an insurance agency.
 J. J. Bowen made an automobile trip 10 COurtland and Pearce and returned yesterday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-18
Douglas News Section
Douglas Brevities
Promotes Mining Company

George J. Cole is now making his Headquarters in Douglas, while busi- ly engaged in promoting the interests of a mining company whose holdings are in Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-18
Minino Man Returns

J. G. Alexander, head of the NacO- zari Consolidated, has returned to Douglas from Fl Paso on a business visit
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-18
8oyd improves.

6oyo improves
 The condition of Bob Boyd, the man who wes shot by Pete Corkeli, in the Turf saloon last Saturday night, continues to improve, accord ing to physicians at the Copper Queen hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-18
Court Meets Today.

The civil division of the district court will convene at Tombstone to- day 10 clear up the docket Of the civil business. A number of Bisbee attor- neys will go over to the county seat today.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-18

Take advantage of the Re views Special Dictionary off, fer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28

Primitive ioas DID ~. ured laxa-
liver. They iised ou'dupra. atP plpn-
- 81 iFuii. ard al o. thrir fuoi USs
oaarse W. ulnirru I--oBis arr dfi
feEtm W. ezerrise TO- hltis. eat o.
~ nut. sna onr food is too fine ton
rscA.
w. slunsly cant have our tea
yaras q bowvls e'osErd No. li,ri
ei.oted uth Four bib and siorunel
fasi q luul sf,eic mattgT ard f-ei
urH. Ct usaua ihn, ne EOod and
ausir rtaiuei In the ssDuhaeh aHs
ihiru aoal q bowels feTmeuis de-
rAyr. Tie droay cneassE Va'soas-
uanes nud a.idA. and those pOifpns
~. Sucked iHio thu ti0'-d thFDush IN
V-,ry ducts irseasied 10 rurS ~ the M
tr.n.Hi THEN ~ haze sirk brad
arhe. L,--sris dali. biilcus. tOnFlse
euaicd. aerl sgs. H-als dOat digest
anA w fs,-l usiusFabls al over -
~ musi .akg our choto-- Ws- Dnst
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28

e. rats ~, triO - . ~ phsuaous
uiTulttne
-Th- rouutp 10 unsrh ~ huDlsd y
very ulis nna uOnta naha = On uDun-
ly - 81 lo-i n O. y neariy swell
ana 10 oOVsFpd With -susmps. llhHa.
puna. aud hvvua The FpH - ~
eountry b hsavilv WOODED. und q -
euiTua nhout a. hauT - - . nilp =
The u1bEBtga eouutry. Ouing - thr
rndErbTulh ana ~ luG8 Whirh have
iaiI.n ~ re gTuunds,
-There d - one q uho1 ~ o1u,d
nsk ihe Va OF. eiShrr. - ! UOuld
Eot think ct gDilE into Ne Uoods
tGesu WtIhoul . e1nplaiun.
-Evua thaa : base eampe1 Ou1 .
the uinss over utEht ~ ! alUuyA
have ~ ho,tla q aals. ny maasNug
and > ptus.gni 10 ~ poshl,, 40 this
u.ak-a = verT IUod usaI uhea yO1 arr
hunEry Hlenn ~ ~ haet tulD
amp bssOns DARK. bsEin q olaG -
Earher uSsgther flre uOod 80 laavOs
Tor . uichfs ranp. and tSCa haue ~
fuppsr. And you eCFEninly hare a.
VpgR1ils-
Z have found rh- Canadians ven
sorialDie and Homes 10 fhciT dealisG.- :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28
FOOtbaHGane

shararieruisi; q shis years uOrk So
h. has 'uRed 90 thr bsut team ervV
lren 81 lt~nisan-
Zap, Deeisr Eas bsen a. 49,
lsasl-r o. Ipenboa's team taiS yClr-
W has raTr JBAzuaeu, combined uiss
Hrea A. ~ Op-n IiFii ranneF ~ =
uHhouI prvr Ia thr uinse
-Ress'n uoFh - csursf tus bEyr
a. -s~riing quality ana a. a aoiulGilF
q AL a. oasHsiar llay~rts bna -
mr. his equal thiu ye1r.
-Riark 1. uus e she aesSt.t oEn
on ta- team. tie has r.Iiga ~ risA1
tarki- ioals.oa abiy ana hls plpa
kiektE= has psassd isrUe paFt ia
ghbIsez victories Shis year.
"assl,y. Il leIt tackle. iooEs E1ci
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28
SYRUP Of FIGS" FOR INDIGESTION
BIuOUSNESS AND CONSTIPATION
nETTER man eAsToa eALONEL o. cATHART1es 70
etFANgE VoJa SToMAeH LIVGR - EEET o. DOu. zLS
nARasLGas U1onEN AN1D csiLOAEn

live M p5iuiSirs iolhr. eluc ~ ulz'-'
tskr aFiifCtnl ulaans o uove tae "a.
errs bile sd uagie usaileT On nud CT
Il the syVtsu-
Tn saf-sg- a0Eg huFulsus sd 81
f.,rtiv- siouiarh. liver ahd bousl
CLEANSER snd reEuiainr fug men- uom-
IN and rhlIdrea- - deiieiuuu sgEuB Il
FiEa. uhirh doeauR ighiair. ETiBe o.
~askeA ~ eFar1 y ~ @Garrt q
fiuitu Il il r0Hgua1 tHtirsly q M
rtous rigs SrnnA So aEouuilla- IDua'
;hiRk y0u arr druEEtag suuEualL syr.
up q Figa eaG ~ constantly uled
aifAout harns-
Asa Jour dru-r@s fcr -syFup Of
Fira and Elixir - srnna. aus So
on M label thai Il Is .rrsuansl -
The California Fis syuP Company
This 10 the amy HrRuine fhe %
reiinhlr Refusr. via eOusoulps. ne
sOcaIied ~ syFup limitations sOule.
tiusrs Offered 90 dec-tVs sou
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28

ar W. An-Ohto t-au- - y hoCl
t-rhlrr -.a uha5t >, rststug l.EOuIh
sns hs-aEins - phgA ~ ~ also
STARRED ~ To- SGsaaire
-Dualan. - fun haeh- alsbuasn
liEs. 3 srredy an = m eNr-iirni
rraund r1fpeF ~ i . h-sa uua uuEe
tartkr 50 eGsrisns = b~'akiuG ~
ar loruara pS0S
-NimhsEl-s sort ~ "a har tPe'
suh-innttnL lie has uetEhi oouioined
ui,h Spaua ana his lorte = hruah'Fl
% plsya dir-rsed q ~ and.
~IlTuva. "a FiEhi tsd. > ha.N
uoqaeF and . atrudy p,ayer- he p
srseeg. q hard tsrtlsg go M e
-afilna Houn q pania--
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28
RURAL CARRIER
EXAMINATION


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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28
Hunting Moose
OcUuuuns8 nOo ~ OnAJ

ara and rou,-h eTwssu uerr made d
auaIlnss. on Shese er1s.es heinE plaoed
pluxs Of tobacco. > u,ile 49, prOyl
sions and otbcr orfirlas ~o0an's
haI vas also tsh On ~ EFave. ard
fence Oi palinEn had Ehen b~ca buiil
ground the graves
-oue nlEst va iust euuntnE By
lee graves uheu ! heard shrer raps
- ne ground IA fFuBt Of mr. sen,
% I.itlr further aHs taFsr RAGS cams
% ne AGAIN ard eurn 4 third uu,c
This time ! sElake us. and u.utga 20
kEou uho ~zs Ehsrr hRt ! sac ius'
alUua rVaay - sak tsis ienDu 90 ST
egt % ny uay ana ~ uuD0n11y ths'
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on y IA; and usrrr ~ ituulsle VA q
err.siHly saa euiIrsscA q -. a
mouulaln r. bSit jD;tinE bis FER 90
the gr1und cane b ose brsverI
F,nud uhos- aaR uas uealGs the'
-.rean. r.. dan aas shoaf tep f~si
loEE snd faur ~, hIEh. Even six "a
ugrne piaraN Thr dsnuluE - tie
s;rvam mA5e . peEa y ssuai = acres.
There usFs enuuEh laEs euE - ta-
bsarrEs tbpEe % have ua1s . EDui
81 foT : Gan d ~ euuntFy. L1n
ueEe a.. uauy - Uhlrh Uers - tn-A.
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learsE en- ever Cuuaaa u Ii-1e 4 .
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s-nuni u-ua ~ ~ knnuE the.u.
L. ~ en- tbey carr HEu.s lnEs -
b~u-h Iuto lae puaa.. ~ thaa fu-i
- Shsn dulE ~ hoGa usathaf.
Tl,-y ALE baa1 hou--u Sua1ns - 90.
q sar ualsF Thay Gi,e their d.uss'
sz'-uI ~ bsIttuE ths,r bIuas tuti- On
,ro water c1Esg ,lud suezrt-
Then b barGIy Eul1F - t1ll7l'i7i
tzt th-re sEv untot1 olmhagp = -
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-28

8. q. -. - .. 2 .. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

4. 1. TURNER 81 Chicago, is ii
tie city on 8 business trip and y seg-
isfered at the Xonng
ARTHUR GAY who has been visit
ing friends and relatives on the coast
has returned 70 Honolulu.
d. w. DRISCOLL, Of I.ahaina. Maui
Is il the city on 8 business trip. He
Is acc0inpanied by his daughter.
]. G. COHEN. actomt hpied by Mrs
Cohen, viii leave for the coast Satur
day. They viii be aW6t several weeks
DIR. a. BEI1R. Of Berkeley. accom-.
panied BY his wife. = rmaking tour
It the: Islands. They are guests at
the Young
SERGEANT MAJOR 4. GERSON
for years stationed In the Philippines
nnd recently on the mainland, is re-
turning to Manila IN the United States
Army transport Sherman Sergeant
Gerson Is an oid.timer III the service
CIRCUIT JUDGE WHITNEY win
leave next Wednesday Tor Hilo. where
ne win open the land court the follow.
ing day several hearings Involving
properties on the Big Island. The
most important Of these is the Tina
una boundary case. Involving q dis
ptlte between the Territory. and the
Bishop Estate over the surveys and
Boundaries OF tract in the kaksis1
district, with about $50 acres at stake
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
LETTERS ON Timely TOPICS
LRADER ASKS JUSTICE Be GYEN WOMENs WORK

The Hawaiian women Of today nn-
derstand and realize thar suffrage
stands for equality, justice and the up
lift or the races.
deny that the pigeon English stat
ed to have been used by 4 Hawaiian
woman was thus used.
Also i wish to state that I am not
aware that Mrs Harmon Hendrick en-
rolled as member Of the Woman's
suffrage Association Of Hawaii. yes
terilay.
On behalf Of the suffragists Of Ha-
wall ask that the representatives Of
the papers who attend the suffrage
meetings make correct statements or
leave the meetings unreported
MRS ]. NJ. D0WSETT.
President Of the Woman's Suf-
frage Association Of Hawaii.
1.-THE report which Mrs. Dowsett corr
reefs was published this morning The
Star Bulletins report Of the meeting
Is published IN another column today.I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
Honolulu. I. H.
November IA. 1912.

Honolulu. 7. H.
November II. 1912
Editor Honolulu STAR Bulletin,
Sir:--I want to state that the speak
ers at the meeting of the W0ulan's
Suffrage Association Of Hawaii yester-
day afternoon were Mrs Walter FreaI
and Mrs. Hunter-J Jones. not two Won-
en- speakers representing widely DIFF
ferenf spheres ID the social world, as
stated in this mornings Advertiser.
All the suffragists Of Hawaii. like Mrs
Frear, are womaniy women. though
some of tho HaMaiians have been less
fortunate In the matter Of education
still they are just as earnest in the
suffrage movement as their white sis
ters. and though not able to express
IL exact words what they mean, they
are making The effort to rise above
their present conditions. and should
be encouraged and helped in 4 WON
anly way, and not be derided nor ieer-
cd at through the columns Of the pa
pers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
HOp0KAA ADVANCES;
OAHU UNCHANGED

Honokaa shows gain Of an eighth
point in q sale on the board OF IS
shares at S12 IL Olaa on the other
hand has dropped quarter point In
recess sale Of 100 shares and board
sales OF So and 5 at $50. Other sug-
ar stocks are steady. Oahu holding af
25.25 for blocks of Is and 80 shares
between boards Kekaha makes q
sale quotation Of 1880 for so shares
reported. and 161 is asked for Il.
Pineapple indicates great activity
unchanged from the recent advance
to 47.50, at which 100 and 10 shares in
recess and Is and 5 on the board
were sold.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

j. WALTER DOYLE Having gone
through the political campaign as pI b.
|licity agent. feel that have acquir-
led q big league reputation.
w. A. LOVE The Honolulu Sym:
phony Orchestra Society Is trying to
build up Honolulu unsteady, and the
concert next Tuesday night will be
largely an exploitation Of home tai
|ent.
p C. JONES "A great many people
on the mainland would come here for
Is visit II we could advertise that ne
have good roads for automobiIing on
all the islands
JAMES WAKEFIELD The harbor
commission Is proceeding carefully In
Its plans for an agreement as TO an
oil pipe line. because we wish to safe
guard public rights and give al com
panies q fair deal In getting access
to the Wharves.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
READY FOR DANCE

Arrangements for the first annual
dance Of Honolulu Aerie No. 40, F.
o. e.. in knights Of Pythias Hall Sat.
urlay night, are now practically com
plete. Every effort has been made to
make the affair q success and the in:
dications reported to the committees
in charge of the dance are that the
attendance will be large. The tickets
are now on sale
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14


-.
nes k'lo = PUBIC Utilities commission . ]
s.. 1919 g ss' te .l's next ltgsla'ulss
t''ss't s'sssls,s = tne s'ar. Du'iss'D
= g !. = - la't f'''s .ne question suc
- lo''o"s'
lens e ns ~. ,5s poEsrs Which nsssssar,y
. Is enable Il 10 act effectiseiy and fairly II the
srssts q the people = ven q the public sery
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

s It is noticeable that the correspondents in
Europe are writing from sofia and Cettinje and
Belgrade, but none OF them seems to be sending
out news from Constantinople or Adianople
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

Question: If the Democrats cut the county
payroll will they begin with the Democratic
road workers?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

Duke Kahanamoku has been invited to swim
in Australia That's easy Nov if he had been
invited to swim to Australia, it would have been
something worth .the Dukes effort
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

II 7 1. McCandless really wants to econo-
Inize On the county payroll, lets give three
cheers aud help him. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

Wonder il this pulmotor, the new device to
resuscitate drowning people, is good for that
postelection feeling?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

Democratic precinct club, but as yet we haven't
been able to get any Bourbon to admit it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
NOVEMBER IL, 1872

mans best things are aearest him, lie close
y4i his feet. r n. slilnes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
For Sale

mAHoAFine residence LOT. $500 So feet. 1850
"a feet ii the upper cool part Of the valley
ANAPuNi sTNodern ~ story
YOUNG sTHesdence
pAWAA-kodern
AULo LANES Sf75
#.Sf For further particulars apply .s*
GUARDIAN TRUST CO, Ltd,
rr---sts~1e~ss---. SECOND FLOOR. JUDD BUILDING
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

SECOND FLooR. JUDD sUILoiNo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
Porte Encouraged.

Apart from the improved military po-
siti"n OF the eastern army and the re-
cent successes at Tchat3lja. tho porte
undoubtedly has derived cncoura cement
from the attitude OF Austria towards
Scrvia. Besides tho recall of the Aus
trian ships. prcsuma bly, FOR the purpose
of Il demonstration at Adrlatic ports, mo-
bilization and other Indications are held
to show that Austria Is not ulufiing.
The Austrian Fed Cross unit here has
been ordered TO return TO Vienna forth
with.
Turkish information from ST. Peters
burg is that important movements Of
troops are occurring, preparatory to 4
general mobilization, Several OF the en-
hassadors in Constannnople today urged
the foreign minister 10 use his best cf-
forts TO conclude peace, owing 10 the
danger OF complications while the War
lasts.
An official of the SaIonilti railroad
who has Just arrived says that before
leaving he heard the sound OF heavy ir-
ing In the vicinity Of Teleclli. where tho
Turkish forces under DiavId pasha arc
believed to be giving good account %
themselves against Greeks.
''Pa ssing Dedeaghatch, November Il.
the Traveller heard reports Of bombs and
saw the town In Names.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
INTEND TO ATTACK
THE DARDANELLES

LONDON. Nov. 26.~-"No further opera
tions have taken place OH the Tchata liza
lines" saws the Morning Posts Con-
stan,inoplc correspondents The Bull
garians arc believed 10 have with
drawn considerable OF their forces from
there In the direction Of Adrlanoplc and
the Dardnncllcs. A vigorous action
against the Ddrdancllcs by the Grcok and
Bulgarian forces Is expected unless an
nrmisticc is concluded promptly.
IN divergence Of opinion mas arisen be-
tween the ambassadors oi the powers
here regarding the porte's demand for
the withdrawal of the marine dctaCh-
mcnis in Constantnoplc. Tho German
and Austrian ambassadors share the
purlc's opinion. while others consider the
presence of the marincs still necessary;
4 dispatch from Duiazno 20 the Daily
Telegraph says the Soryians are about
eight hours march from DurazHo. having
reached Tshmi
The daily News correspondent in {:
dispatch which evidently evaded tho
siric, censorship. says the cholera Is
pressing north from Conslantinoplc. Al
ready there are several hundred cases at
Mustapha Pasha and the ScourGc has
cntc tered Bulgaria.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
Worklngnen's Compensation
Discussed by Delegates
From Nearly Every State.
SUTHERLAND ON HAND
Utah Senator's Views At
lacked by Chief of One of
Railway Brothcrhoods.
Hy ;~nar!cral News Service.

hN II '""nal.rlal News SCR, icc
NEW YORK, Nov 25.-Delc2atcs from
nearly every state in the I,uion met in
convention here today under the auspices
oil The National Civic federation To dis
euss the subject OF workinsmen's com
pcnsaton. Besides the delegates an
pointed BY The governors Of the various
states in which woTklngmens compcnsa-
ton acts have not been passed, or in
complete laws have been adopted, there
were at the conference representatives.
oil industrial, labor ana employers or
CARNATIONS and members of civic bodies
II is INC aim Of tho gathering to frame
a model compensation act modelled di-
TcctIN upon the plan drawn bv the civic
federation, which will nc adopted rs the
standard and will eventually become .
law In all states
August Belmont II leading figure In
the federation. presided at the convcn-
t"h, liiS address To- the delegates de-
sSripcd the progress that had been made
INC difficulties cnCounte cred and the pros
pccis Tor the eventual adoption nr n
,aw that will protect worllingmen from
l"SS al wages resulting from industrial
accidents and the families Of working
men from poverty following the death hy
accident Of their brcadwinncrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
BUSY EXPRESS MAN
HAS GOOD REASONS
III. Wagner Of Salt Lake
City Tells Why He In
dorscs Plant Juice.

"lt is all you claim for il and | am
recommending il to my friends said
Mr.. N. Wagner. who conducts an eX
press and moving business, and whose
home is at III South 9TH East. lie
was speaking oil Plant Juice and talk
ing 10 the demonstration at Schramm.
johnson store No. D.
'' 1t Is great stuff | heard SO much
talk about it that | got cnthused over
1t before | started in. had stomach
trouble and was awfully nervous. The
same old medicines | had been taking
for years did not do me any good. /
had hopes from Plant Juice ut tho
start, and say. was not disappoint-
ed. IN ten DAYS | was free Of stomach
trouble: could cat what | pleased and
my nerves. did not know I had
any. They arc as strong as they ever
were, on can put me down as i
friend Of Plant Juice. =
Those who take Plant Juice get i'm
mediate benefits. They find their ap-
petite improved, food digcsts better;
they sleep better. All feeling Of dc.
preston passes and instead of gloomi-
ness comes brightness. elasticity, re"
mcwcd vigor and health. If you suffer
with stomach, kidney. blood or liver
ailments Plaut Juice Will give you I'M
mediate relief and will cure YOU.
Plant Juice is for sale nj any one of
Schramm-.I ohnson 5 five stores.
(Adyertiscmrnt.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
Sutherland's Views.

George Sutherland. United States sena-
tor from Utah and chairman oi Ihc fed
craI compensation commission. said:
Under the present law the railroads
OF the country paw out slO.oS1. 900 yearly
in compensation for accidents. Under tho
proposed law $4,000. 900 will be avHila bic
In order that this fund Of $4,000 600 may
not be depleted. tho law In its initial
stages makes q minimum of $25 and a
ma sjnnum Of $50.
IL want 10 say 10 IA abroad mon, who
may he present that if the proposed law
has 10 he reviscd-aud II VIII nc re-
marllable II the law were perfect AT It's
first draft-tbe revision will not be down
ward
IT am opposed 10 federal leSsla tlon in
worlSmcns compensation at present. We
want TO see what the states VIII do and
profit by their mistakes" said w. 5:
Carter president OF the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Flremeu and Encinemcn. in
An energetic attack on Senator Suthcr-
land He said that the proposed law
would let the railroads give the Injured
man an easy iob, Instead OF financial
cnmpcnsa ton, RnGmeus and gatcmcn S
Jobs. paying % per cent OF the amount
Of the compensation they would be
,,Wa r,l cd
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Would Suppress Fakes.

Il can. without discussing this. say 10
YOU empha ticaly that The law ought to
suppress fake corporations which really
have no capital and that a corporation
shcnld not be allowed TO be an employer
which has 40 right to exist. except as
is reported by the paper ia the office
Of the secretary OF state, Many believe
that we should find some way in con
Junction without our compulsory mode
WorRmcns compensation act which
places the burden upon the employer to
guarantee the workman his compcnsa-
tIon"
Mr., Belmont said The general opinion
appeared To DC that the employer should
be compelled 10 protect himself by in
surancc in companies attending 10 that
line Of risk and that such insurance
should be effected under state super
vision
Louis +. Scllram, chairman OF the fed
era lions national committee on the inn
provcment Of state inspection of fac
tories. In 3 statement on progress during
the past gear. said an important factor
in advancement was tho adoption by the
Interna tional Association of Factory In
spectors Of the committees model safety
act and its minimum essentials accident
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MAN WITH BULLET
IN BRAIN MAY LIVE

\ partially successful operation was
perforrnod YESTERDAY morning on Charles
Nelson who was taken TO st. Mark
hospital last Friday night with bullet
I'm Ills head from revolver nrcd by ms
own hand Drs. II. B Spraguc and >.
Fisher opened the skull and removed a
large blood clot that was pressing upon
The back part OF the brain, drain to
prevent reforming of III" clot was In
n,rrtcd II was not decmcJ advisable TO
attempt removal OF the bullet at tho
nrcsont time az 81 wss found 10 be deep
liz Embedded in the brain tissue, ana inc
nnnr,i!on will lie deferred until the con-
ditlon of the patient Is NOR" favorable:
Nelson has suffered from spells ot DC,
liriun during the past two days. wlthout
- rcr,Irrcncc OF The cmi-consciousnosh
10, rharaclrrized his condition soon at
Ter Ter his injury He is s,ill Thought to
have "A slight chance to recover:
especially since the deterrent erect 2t
~, bIooI ciot is not 10 he rcckoncd with.