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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-15

Many reasons are given for the fail
ure of the $3oo,000,000 Chinese loan;
but the plain fact appears to he tnat
the loan failed because the lenders in
sisted upon having the money honestly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-15

The author, 1nez Hayes Gilmore. asks
In a magazine article. Should Women
Propose?" Easily answered by asking
another, "Why Should They Quit IT."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-15

Diamond imports into the United
States last year amounted TO S39,-
100000, which doesn t look like hard
times even little bit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-15

Governor Stubs of Kansas saws
there will be no third party in his
State; the hope of stealing the Re-
publican name and organization for
Roosevelt is his reliance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-15

tention, would concur also with the
three who agreed with Judge Morse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-15

Issued every mornlng oy
salt Lake Tribune Publishing Company
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20
MADE HONEYMOON TRIP PA
Young German Couple Start Marri(
Life With Alert Eye to the
Main Chance.

A young Dresden couple have
vented a new way of paying I
honevmoons, but it has broug
them inside the meshes Of the cri,
NAL law. The happy pair, who h
married against their parents war
ing. a short time since, decided
spend ten days visiting Munie
Nuremberg, and other roman
South German cities. On !eavi1
the registrars Office the bridegrcd
took possession of the officials ov(
coat, which contained a purse wi
thirty marks. The bride resolved
so to bring a marriage portid
While another bridal pair w
waiting for legal union she made
with the other brides wedding ril
which had been incautiously left
a table. Thus financed the br]
and bridegroom reached Muni|
There, after examining the PHI
cothek gallery, they made for
nearest registrar, and gave not
that they desired to be marri
While the registrar vas instruct
the groom as to legal formalities
bride appropriated a gold-moun
cane. At Nuremberg the regist
was also visited and notice giyen
intent to marry. \ detective Y
had himself come in the role
bridegroom watched the couples
p4clons movements and arre5
both parties. The other day t
were convicted of stealing; but t
we're released with a caution on
ground that honoymooning cou
are not responsible for their acts
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20
Ills Interest in His Speciel Manifest,
as Pointed Out by Great
Scotch Philosopher.

Mans sociality Of nature ~evinces
itself in spite Of all that can be said
with abundant evidence by this one
feet, were there no other: The I'M
speakable delight he takes in biog-
raphy. 1t is written, "The proper
study of mankind is man." to which
study, let us candidly admit, he, by
true or by false methods, applies
himself, nothing loath. "Man is
perennially interesting to man ; nay,
if we look strictly to it, there is moth
ing else interesting" How mex
pressibly comfortable to know our
fellow creature to see into him, I'M
derstand his goings forth, .decipher
the whole heart of his mystery; nay,
not only to see into him. but even to
see out of him, to view the world
altogether as he views it; so that we
can theoretically construe him, and
could almost practically personate
him; and do now thoroughly discern
both what manner of man he is, and
what manner of thing he has got to
work on and live on .-Thomas Car
lyle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20
EXERCISE MUST BE KEPT UP
Youthful Athlete Can Not Afford to
Allow the Years 20 Keep Film
From 1t.

If you take much exercise in volr
early Life, you mus continue TO
take more or less exercise all through
life; otherwise harmful results may
follow. Any part Of the body which
is not used will atroplly and waste;
and the muscular system is particu-
larly liable to this degeneration.
Care must be taken, also, that the
lungs are used, to a certain extent,
every day-because the athlete de-
velops a large lung capacity, and if
he does not use his lungs later on in
life they will be liable to become dis
eased. 1t is not the fault of the ex-
ercise which brings this about, but
the fault of the neglect, in after life.
Keep up a few daily exercises by all
means, and particularly breathing
exercises. If you do this, ii will not
only be the means Of adding to Your
general health. but also will add
many years 10 your lilc,-Physical
Culture.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20

Robt White of Corona was a
MllDank business caller Tues
day.
Emil Mosiman arrived yester.
day from Concord, Mimi, to Ell
ter on his duties ia the City Bak'
cry, of which he is one OF the
owners.
Henry DeNeui and wife. OF
Tyndall, :. D., has been looking
over some Grant county land
with Paul Kohler. His brother.
j. H. DeNeui, of George, Iowa, is
considerably interested in land
in this section.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20
MORE LOCALS

LosT-A lady's black coat in
Milbank, Monday; finder please
leave at this ttice.
Robert Scott, the Canadian
land man, was in to 1n Monday,
having just located a party OF
of settlers in Alberta.
The Milbank base ball team
defeated Webster yesterday al
the Webster Fair by a score OF
1 to /; they play the second game
to-day.
Joe Pott, who has recently
heen engaged with a Gasoline
engine company, learning the
construction of the engines, has
been home for a few days this
week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20
Auctions.

Friday, Sept. 2O-Wm. Eilers,
mile south and 2 miles east Of Twin
Brooks. Lee Amsden, auctioneer,
Enoch Lindquist, clerk.
Wednesday, Sept. 25-Peter Gin
Their on his farm in kilborn township,
| mile south and 3 miles west OF I ORC
ma. Lee Amsden, auctioneer; L. A.
Belgium, clerk.
Monday. Sept. 23-Fred Saeger, 8
miles north of Milbank and I miles
east of Corona. Lee Amsden, auc-
~tioneer: f. Fl. Benedict. clera.
Tuesday. Sep 24-E. I. Pierce
miles vest OF rig stone and : niles
northeast Of Milbank. r. L. German
Auctioneer. T.. IL Benedict. clerk.
Tuesday, October Hubert J. Pop
pelman, IL and one half mile north.
east OF Marvin
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20
THE WRETCH.

"Nobody knows how | have
fered,' she complained.
"Does your husband abuse 20
her friend asked.
"No, bat he can sit for he
without hearing a word that | s;
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20

The conservation Of Rev.
George BlIler, as bishop of the
Episcopal church of South Dako-
ia, which took place at Sioux
Fails, Wednesday, was one of the
important church events of the
year. Six bishops of the Epis-
copal church were present, and
nearly all Of the parishes IN
the state we're represented by
their pastors.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20

SEVERAL measures are to be
voted upon at the general cleo
ton this fall, among these beng
the Richards primary Law, an
electric headlight law and a hero
law.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20
T X DANCE.

Hostess-Well. dear, an. v
sort OF a time did you have?
Lady displaying torn dress
Oh, er--rag time London U
ion.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20

Subscription One Dollar a Year
Canadian Subscriptions LOO
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20

MILBANK, s. D., SEPT 20, 1912.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-09-20

Wv DOWNIE, Editor and Publisher
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
LADY REPRESENTS
 FRENCH CAPITAL.

LADY HERE .. ... ... ..........
 Miss de Gduban du Mont represents a French syndicate here and has re- turned from the lower kougarok where she. accompanied hy two French engineers. have been cNamin- ing mining ground with view to in- staling d dredge there next summer.
 The engineers accompanying Miss du Mont are A. Garnier. who is d min ing engineer and Rene Ferrand, who is a civil engineer. The MauZe prop critics. which they went to examine were found to be the most promising in the whole section and that dredgcs will be placed thereon next spring :s practically d certt tnty. A drill was used for the prospecting.
 MT. Ferrand carried as part of his outfit moving picture machine with which were taken pictures of the drill at work as well as various other min ing scenes encountered in the neigh bOrhood
 The lady and the engineers will re- turn to Paris. going out by the North western. and will return early next year.
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BATTLE RAGING ALONG WHOLE
 FRONTIER, THOUSANDS DEAD

The old hatred "f both sides is man. ifesting itself in the herceness of the lighting. The Montenegrins are wag ing war in a manner that surprises European officers who are present and it will take all the available force of Turkey to save the neighburing DOT ton of their territory from being over run.
 The hospitals of all the cities on both sides of the line are full of wounded. IL is certain that the num- Der of the dead Is in the thousands but owing to the length of territory over which the battle extends II is impus sible to make anything like an exact estimate of the casualties.
 People of all kinds and ages are fighting on the Montenegrin side and the total number of those engaged on both sides along the line is in the hundreds of thousands. anyhow over
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TAFT ELECTORS OFF
 CALIFORNIA TICKET

headed by the san Francisco Call and other papers. and the result has been the abandonment of the idea.
 The Roosevelt people claimed that the convention which nominated Taft was not truly republican and that the of that convention are not entitled tc recognition on the republican tick st. The fight has been a bitter one and by being compelled to give way the regular republicans retain all their old bitterness and more.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
KNOX INTENDS
 MAKING SPEECH
WILL STAY IN SEATTLE TO FURTHER CAMPAIGN OF
 TAFT.
Special Nugget Serviee.

SEATTLE. oct. r. Secretary Fish CT left today for California but Sec retary knoN remains until Tuesday During his time here he will dehv 1T some speeches iu favor of the candi . dacy of President Taft. It is assumed that he received a request from Washington to make use of his time by taking the stump.
 Local republican leaders are now getting busy tu arrange for at least one great meeting un which all then energies will bc bent. Mir. Knox speaks with confidence of the prospects of MT Taft and warmly cNhorts republicans {" stand by their party. While speak ing most respectfully of Mir Roose- v,It, personally. he declares that the election of the pruErcssives would be a disaster. He Is quite certain. how ever, that Mr. Roosevelt has no chance whatever of being again president.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
SNOW WAS ON GROUND.

Snow covered the ground this day two years ago. That was before the Japan current wandered from the sign of winter today is that ice came during the night on Snake river.
 The alteration of the climatic condi . tions since two years ago may hc judged by the fact that when the diary that gave the news was consulted to find what happened this day one year ago. the space was found devoted to the words Church service"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. oct. 12.-Secretary of State Knox and Secretary of the In terior Fisher arrived here from Homo lulu yesterday. The latter held con sultation with Governor Clark of Al aska later when several matters re- lating to the northern territory were discussed.
 Amongst the matters brought up was the question of traffic regulations. The points touched upon included the traffic of the Yukon river as well as the traffic to the coast and the inter est being taken in the subject has given rise to the belief that reGula 2 tions of an important kind are under examination.
 The question of fur bearing animals
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
HAS FAITH IN TELLER.

Captain NJ. J. McNeiIl, who has been in Teller since 1901. believes his town is surely about to have boom that will make it prosperous. He thinks the graphite mine alone enough to at Lost river. the dredges which are certain to be installed in great num- bers and various other industries will bring to life the section of which Tel Ter is the center.
 The captain came down on his gasoline launch. Rupert, two days asu and returned today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
m0nTEnEGR|n BORDER IN A BLAZE
FIRST JOINT MEETING TO
 TAKE PLACE TONIGHT

\ committee representing the re- publi,tns uf this division and d com mittr" representing th. d-pmcrtts will meet tonight c. hold tn. hrst Joint discussion touching the election Co the Juneau legislature
 The democrats met last Monday .euiug and the republicans held t preliminary meeting last night
 At the last named meeting the fui- lowing committee sas apuiutcd to meet the democrats: C. J. Bomen. W.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
GOVERNOR CLARK AND
 FISHER IN CONFERENCE

and their preservation came next n importance. The havoc created amongst the fur animals in Alaska IS said to threaten the very existence or some species and II is more than like ly that some steps will be taken to put a stop to it.
 Fish packing came in for some at tention also. Abuses said 10 be prac- ticed by some of the cannery men If Southeastern Alaska have been re- ported to the department. also the al. legged attempts of some packers to avoid the payment of the tax imposed on them by law.
 KeHIonlie e wc are lrtaIiers as well is WuolesaltTs Special bottle sale. Sew ard Commercial Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
STORM
 SWEEPS HILLS
WEATHER GOT AT BLIND SIDE OF JAPAN CURRENT NEAR
 EAST FORKS.

A snow storm swept the hills or the day before yesterday around I. X. L.. creek and that vicinity. r. J. An derson got into the storm ar that point and was in it all the way over Big Skookum and right to the East Forks. While it showed it remained severe combination.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12

NI Eddy. Fred Daniels. Ward Estey md Dr Chac~.
 Although the names uf several men
 both sides have been put forwiri IS likely candidates unrhuE positive oau uc decided upon until The tWp parties E.f together. Members of hutn
 rites. although maybe not all, reaI. iz. that the selection uf weak candi- dates wili defeat the very objects in view by the fusiuuists. and they intend to step carefully.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
Special Nugget Service.

opeCidi Nu99ek oeFHicc.
 PODGOR1TZ. oct. l2.-The Balkans are in confiagration in real earnest to. day. The whole force of Montene- gro is fighting the enemy along the full length of the frontier between the two countries. Thousands are dead and still the battle is raging without a sign of cessation.
 Europe is simply amazed at the ex- tent and herceness of the conflict which has come with such sudden ness. The Turks are fighting with savage determination. Bodies of them are rushing from all quarters of the interior to repel the hated and hered. itary foe. For more than two hun dred miles the line of battle may be said to extend. At every point along the way the hostile forces are engaged and every village and town Is under fire.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12

he given the opportunity to dp sJ ef- fectively. owing tu th. rroNimt't "f the city to the Montenegro frontier the nculty in approaching 1t u.aI the Turks who are compelled to Gse all their forces un the frontier over an sN- tended territory. This fact will make it certain that Turkey must lose some of the fights in the beginning. The length of border. e. be defended. rem ders d thinning of her def snse line necessary as sufficient tim, uas m, been given for the mobilization of her full power.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
BERNARD GOES
 NORTH SEEKING
AMERICAN DREOGE COMPANY MANAGER REPRESENTS OUT
 SIDE PEOPLE.

E. Bernard. manager of the Ameri- can Dredge Building and Construction Company. leaves today for an extend ed trip up the coast to make exam nations of some properties with d view to furnishing reports on them :o outside people who contemplate put ting in dredges. He will return with in a week.
 less faith in the future of Seward Peninsula and is one of the most en- thusiastic of it's residents. During the some good work for his people and continues still as busy as ever.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
Special Nugget Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 1.-The ef fort to get the names of the Taft cleo tors on the republican ticket in this state has been abandoned. The reg ular republicans refused to place themselves in the positions of outsid CTS by bringing suit to compel the Roosevelt people to make way for them. They considered themselves of a right entitled to the regular ballot and accused the Roosevelt men of busting them dishonestly by captur- ing the machine.
 A proposal was made recently that the machine be petitioned to allow the names of the Taft electors to go on. but a cry of indignation went up from some of the leading regular,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
PATENT MANY
 CLAIMS HERE
SEVERAL PEOPLE NOW MAKE APPLICATION IN LAND
 OFFICE.

In recent times many property hold CTS are beginning to consider more than ever the advisability of patent- ing their mining properties.
 Since the establishment of the lani office here about so patents have been applied for on mining ground. Before the establishment of the land office at Nome about 125 patents lad been applied for at Juneau for mining ground in this district.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
RED SoX WIN AGAIN
Special Nugget Service.

BOSTON. oct. l2. The Red SoN ofadS fyaoi score tbshnihbeGettta: beat the Giants today by score of . To l.
 Batteries Giants. Mathewson. My CTS. Boston. Iicdient. Cady.
 Hits Giants. 9 SoX. $.
 Oue error each.
 l:edicnt struck out | and aMthew son 2
 Ecdicnt struck outi and Mathew The Giants only run was scored by Mathewson on two baEger by Mer- kle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
TO PROSPECT
 AT OSBORNE
CITY PEOPLE SEND OUT PARTf FOR EXTENSIVE EXAM
 NATION.

McCumber. Gaffney and Mclean lett this morning to perform some eXten. sive prospecting work near the heaa of osborne creek for parties who live in the city. Amongst those interested are J. II. Montgomery. Chauncey Cow den and Tony Polet.
 Several others are also included and the amount of property held by them is extensive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
STEAM BOAT NEWs.

Seddon from Unalakleet on the 1lth Challenge for Teller and northern points.
 Arrived Belinda from Teller. In the roadstead: Seddon. Ram. Be- linda.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be- tween Segerstrom & Hagens ani Zehner's jewelry stores.
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair you: clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gsntlemen's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see us.
 NOME TAILORING co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
ST. MICHAEL
 IN POLITICS
ISLAND PEOPLE HOLD MEETING
 AND ENDORSE LOCAL MEN.

St. Michael held d mass meeting last night and endorsed the candi- dacy of Edwin Flynn Tor the Juneau legislature. The sense uf the meeting was telrEraphcd here today tu I!ill Eddy with the purpose of having Il conveyed to the proper quarters.
 Al the delegate election the precinct showed about GO votes. but much smaller number will be there to vote in November
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
Nugget Special Service

NEW YORK. oct. l2. Maurice Lu- han was the first witness to appear in the trial of Lieutenant Becker for the murder of Herman Euscnthal. LubJu swore positively that he heard the ac- cuscG officer threaten to kill Rosen-
 us, to comply with his demands. This threat. the witness declared, was mad, quite a considerable time before Ros
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12

one hundred thousand.
 The principal fighting Is taking place around pechitch which is re garded as the most important strate- gic point. &he main bodies of both battle is raging around without a sign of stopping. But wherever Montene- grin territory touches Turkish terri tory a battle is on. The whole border may be said to be d continued blaze.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
Special Nugget Service.

CLEVELAND. Oct. 12.-WoOdrow Wilson went back to his attacks on Roosevelt and his relation tc the trusts here yesterday in a speech de livered before d very large audience.
 'I am no more in favor of a gentle manly monopoly than l am of an inn polite monopoly" were the words used by the speaker as d skit on the al legged partialty of the progressive candidate for certain well established monopolists. and his expressed oppo- sition to others who are amongst the nouveaux riches.
 The idea of gentlemanly monopolists brought down the house..
 Since the challenge by Roosevelt to
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
: 7ec,sl Nugget Jervies.

BINGHAM oeL l2 The truce be- tween the striking miners and the authorities has been broken and J clash has taken place again between deputies and In. riotrrs. The men engaged in this Llf.st npht were Greeks. Firearms Were used by both sides and onc Greek was fatally shot while some others rcvcised wounds that are more or less serious. once again matters here have assumed d very serious aspect. There Is every
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
AMERICANS RESCUED BY
 REBELS IN MEXICO

tt the beginning of the revolution by letting them use the trains If which they had been the conductors and by hy th. federal authorities and placed uu jul. The rebels never forgot them and MiHuz has been striving since
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
WOODROW WILSON HITS
 GENTlEMANLY MONOPOLY

steel trust is behind the progressive campaign the democratic candidate has reverted again and again to the the impression that Roosevelt. far from being the trust batter he poses to be. is actually receiving more sup port from the corporations than any other candidate. Mir. Wilson seems 10 think that the favor in which the trusts hold Roosevelt k made evident by the testimony now being adduced before the senate investigation com mittee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
FRozE HARD AT SOLOMON.

Travellers report tha; Solomon river got about three quarters of an i1rn of ice on it during the night before last.
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GREEKS OPEN WAR
 Al BINGHAM MINE

reason To believe that severe rioting wili fellow tue breaking of the truce. l. IS --uerriv thought that the au- tuurltrs bl4udered when they con srut.i ta recognize ths rioters SO far as ta become putivs to even d tenn fortrt peace aLf-cment and so give fuc r."t,rs d standing which might well render thrm more iusolrut than ever.
 Ira tells his Chinese stories in the II -- -rrL-.-... L LffN
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. MICH.
 AE1

The steamer Alaska will sail for St Michael. October 23. carrying freight passengers and the United s.at.r mail
 For rates and particulars inauirs st U. s. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12
Special Nugget Service.

MEXICO. oct. I2-Sx American railroad conductors who were Imprl-- "ned at Sdintio have been rescued by a band of rebels under the leadership of the rebel chief. Antonia Minoz.
 The Americans had aided the rebels
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DEMOCRATS ATTENTION!

Meeting at United States commits sioners court room tonight. Sat urday. October i2. S:30 p. m. All democrats invited.
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STILL USING TUBE.

F.. R. Stivers, the customs man of St. Michael. is still breathing through tube at the hospital. He Is not yet able to speak above whisper.
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CLOSED DOWN.

The Gold Bottom dredge has closed down for the season.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-12

It is likely that mass meeting win .. held Later it which the candidates VIH f-eets. ta- eni,rss meut of the people tf th- people ~ira -,t.sHed with fht. ss.-srtnrs nude.
 The democrats base advertised an .p-u mrsrius tonight Ns that time t.. enwH.tjes appointed 6y the re- pl.ltstus will probably uluH their mission.
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Bessy sings in the Marriage of Kilt ty.