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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-28
S11,5OO IN GOLD
HAS DISAPPEARED

Newark, N. T., Sept. Pit became
known today that $11,5o0 In gold was
mysteriously stolen Sept. 18 from the
National Newark Banking Co. The
money. In three bags. was taken from
the teller's cage while most of the en-
ployes were at lunch. The theft was
apparently accomplished from the cor
ridor BY means Of a long pole and hook.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-28
Make Out Your List
Of Articles you Want
to Buy Tomorrow

then take today's Courier and
look over the advertisements
In It and see how nearly you
can find an advertisement for
every article you have on your
list. You'll find II you'll do that,
that you Will know more about
the prices Of goods than you
ever knew before. That's the
way to buy InteIliaentiy. Read
the ads In the Courier and save
money.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-28
JOB HEDGES IS
CHO|CE,0F new
Y0RKREGULARS
Republicans in Convention
Make Nomination on the
Third Ballot; Field Of
Candidates Large.

F..
Hedges Of New York City was nomi.
mated for governor Of New York by
the republican state convention here
today on the third ballot.
James w. Wadsworth, Jr., was nomi-
mated for lieutgovernor without op-
position.
The names OF six candidates were
presented to the republican state con-
vention here today for the nomina-
ton for governor of New York and as
the balloting proceeded others drew
votes. James Gould Schurman. presi-
dent of Cornell university, was not
among those named. In quick sue
cession speeches were made present.
ing the merits Of former Speaker OF
the Assembly James w. Wadsworth
Jr., Job E. Hedges and former Repre-.
sentative VIM. 8. Bennett of New
York; VIM. H. Daniels Of Bufallo, P.
w. Cullinan Of Askego, former state
excise commissioner, and Edgar i.
Backett of Saratoga, former state SEN
ator. Scattered votes were cast for
State Senator Harry 8. Hinman OF
Binghampton and Igbert Woodbury. OF
Jam mestown.
The first ballot for a candidate for
governor resulted in no choice.
HEDGES vote was 3S7; Wadsworth's 3
.26s and Bennet's 156. Necessary for
choice, sos.
The Platform Preamble.
In the clash over the platform
last night Senator Root opposed q
minority amendment proposed that all
candidates be nominated by direct
vote of the people, and former Senator
Depew opposed the direct election OF
United States senator's on the ground
that under such a system poor man
never could be elected to that ONCE.
Referring to the Chicago convention
Senator Root asserted President TAFT
had been elected honestly and fairly.
He asserted also that the republican
party would outlive the short lives OF
its traducers. The amendment he at
tackled was voted down.
The platform praises the admins.
tration of President Taft. arraigns
democrats and ignores the progress
sives. It's preamble says:
"A vote for the democratic presi.
Dental nominee endangers national
prosperity; a vote for the candidate
of the progressive party Is equivalent
to halt vote for the democratic nom.
inee and proportionately as danger.
ous."
Under the heading Choice Of
Judges" the platform says:
1--WE denounce the proposal OF the
so-called progressive party to choose
judges because Of their known views
on matters likely to come before them
for judicial action as travesty on
courts OF justice and a denial Of the
rights Of every citizen"
This is the plank on woman suf-
rage:
I'VE favor submitting to the voters
In 1916 constitutional amendment en-
franchising women unless consti.
tutional convention is to be held prior
thereto, as hereinafter advocated"
In part the tariff plank says:
$50 long as the republican party ID
in power it will maintain a customs
tariff under which duties shall be 80
adjusted as to protect the American
manufacturer, the American farmer
and the American workingman against
destructive foreign competition. !,
A workingman's compensation law
is favored
The platform was read at the night
session, but minority proposals delay
ed its adoption.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-28
COMMISSIONERS
SUSPENDS PRIVILEGE

Washington, D. c., Sept. 27.-Pro.
posed elimination by the transconti.
mental railroads Of the privilege to
shippers of re-consignment and storage
at the Minnesota transfer, on lumber
and shingles from north Pacific coast
territory to eastern states, was sus-
pended today by the interstate COM
merce commission until January 28.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-28
GOV M'GOVERN
ISSUES STATEMENT

Madison, Wis, Sept. 27.-Gov. Nc
Govern today issued statement IN
which he announced that he would vote
for the Roosevelt and johnson presi-
Dental electors on November fifth.
Aside from this the governor says he
will support the republican state, con-
gressional, legislative and local tickets.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-28
women ENWHOD0
BUYING CAN AID
HY'G|EN|C WORK
Indiana Food Commissioner
Says Housewives Should
Report Filth Of the Cor
ner Grocery.

washington, -. ", oepl. '"ioos
Of the pure food work Of the future
lies with the women who do the buy
mg. asserted DR.. H. 2. Barnard, Ind
lana commissioner today, before the
fifteenth international Congress on
Hygiene and Demography. With san
itary food laws on statute books, work
OF the state food commissioners, ne
said, would be largely one of educat-
ing people to demand sanitary 1000
conditions and to report filth at the
corner grocery.
IF there is any fault with cold stor-
age 1t is financial and economic. not
hygienic," said DR.. Herbert D. Pease
OF New York 1t was mistake, ne
said, to believe that the only advan-
tage Of cold storage was in cornerlng
the market on eggs and poultry. he
recommended hard freezing as oppos-
ed to the chilled process as the more
hygienic.
In support of<the conclusion that to
get the best results in the grading OF
human beings, the mental and physl-
cal conditions of the individual should
be kept in equilibrium, Prof. Thomas
N. Rotch of Harvard medical school,
not only argued that the labor and
work of children should be adapted to
the individual child, but he presented
complete system by which the stage
OF development of children might be
determined, practically automatically
A review of statistics showing the
vast number of deaths from prevent
- !. {r,fo vnfo
sented by Dr. S. w. Newmayer, IN
charge of the division Of child hygiene,
/ bureau of health Of Philadelphia. Dr.
Newmayer showed that in the United
States in 1910 more than 100000
babies died in their first year, and 80
per cent Of that number died IN the
first month. !,
Suggesting means whereby city and
state health departments could super
wise large percentage Of the births,
Dr.. Newmayer strongly advocated en-
ployment by all cities and towns OF
municipal visiting nurses, who should
teach the prospective mother the
proper hygiene and care before con-
finement and the care OF feeding OF
the baby after birth.
Miss Clara D. Noyes. general super
intendent Of training schools OF Belle
vue and allied hospitals, New York
city, delivered a paper devoted to
Hygiene Of Infancy and Childhood and
School Hygiene.
"In America, with characteristic dis
regard Of our natural resources, we
have not protected and conserved our
child life. We have not recognized
the midwife as necessary part OF our
social structure. Attempts have been
made from time to time to eliminate
her, always unsuccessfully, however,
We have closed our eyes and let her
alone without means Of education, and
without adequate laws for control and
supervision" said she.
Miss Noyes quoted from the census
report for 1910 showing that in that
year there were 154,373. deaths Of
babies under one year old. I'm facing
this appalling early slaughter of the
innocents,' we cannot ignore single
contributing factor she said; "tne con-
clusion of the whole matter seems to
lie in intelligent motherhood" E
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-28
Names Are on File.

Jefferson City. Mo-. Sept. 27.-A
certificate copy OF the progressive
party's nominee for presidential
electors was filed with the secretary Of
state today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-28

Sioux City Man Dies From Injuries.
Sioux City, Sept. 27.-John H. Whet-
some. a prominent druggist and former
postmasted died at his home here to-
day from injuries received recently
in a street car collision in Denver,
Colo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02
Die 1iebe nno Der RoltenpnnRt.

9bomos u. CANTON, Der gerfoner bon gGoageporSener Ginnnb",
qebort nod INNER gu ben gerebrern bon RooieoeIt lm0 5u ocneu, bic
BON ibn1 gefreiuug BON Der Sendaft Der 2rdts un0 Der toaseuorOenen
Binan5 ,mo Die aidtehr gu nornoIeu gcrbdtnifea nit nornaIen 8refeu
fiji Die 2ebensbolntng boHen.
ln6 bod iote ieoer, Der iene in r%Gbtrpbobps gngodne" eridet
ucnben arhfel Iiet, anue6men, bb Die bort %oeaebene 9hHberuns bs
Eatbefanoes, iopie Der Gorleerne pon ltahe lmb 4irfung, i'm gum
or0Btcn 8egner aooieoets MAIDEN miBten.
Gern 2onlons 3arfelung Der tuirHdoftihen Gage in Den Der
9taahn lit b, bb In doGe Der lle6erfapitaGferln8 Der 9ruts, bereu
Qemr u5 @arfrpert burd Die Spefuaion an Der gftenb5rie funHftf
sa6 aebonen miro, Dem perbruubenOen EubIifua Der gereingten 5too
Ten cine 3rnssdhtufa i'm genoge non 1000 92lQionen Dollars niQfurlid
Inn Sabre nbgenonrrren Deroc. lno oB bic tmre 2ebensbaHung ooba
fonlne, 0B @aren lnb gienfe, Die bon redtsnegen nur 1000 Miqiouen
3nien fir pirflides aaptaI eintrogen ioaten. 5000 Whaionen 3tnien fit
pirtlttes lmb rcrpaHerte5 aaptaL bringen niien.
gun bePbt amr Germ GooRuets 8rogranrnt our S6inng 0eS 9ruit
abeIs bcfanutlth barin. baB or bic Gruits, . ue fe iho, beeben If
len ro ourh cine aomntTon babtn ibenpafen loHen min, Dob fe fetne
boberen 4reie berefnen, ais nod anaeneFener 8er3ininn8 ibres aapt
tails nohg 1T. Die bon CANTON angegebene gerpaieruna, Die iabrid
ben 80 @fnioneu Ginpobnern Der 8r. Staoten 1000 aeilonen Collars
aus Der 3oIte fiebIt bos lit I'M Gurdidntt fiber 200 Dollars pro
aopf - lon nob benz 9ooiepeltiden 9rpgrnnnn aefeblih anerfanut uno
sr bauernoen @rlnblage Der 9rete genadt lperoen.
2mpion eupfebIt nIs Slfsnttel Dos 8erbot, bic gorie ots Spieler.
oniolt Bn bematen, neil MIR ourd ir 5pd = Gdntbetn Der GIeidr
inert suiid5eu afarft umO gtennuert oes oerp0Herten aaptaIs bergefeui
neroe. llniercr anfiaHmg mad miro bas fetn SiIfsniteI nebr fl
nod6em Se 9eretrung bes Marsapreies oui @ruulo Der 9e~rp1ferune
ae{ebIih bon ser Heaierlu1g g~utgebeiben nno iberpott uir6. Die 5rus
ueoen bmn bas Gannbetn Der 8ore ntt nebr brauhen, Inn ben @htr
merit nfredt Ill erbalten. Die rmer @iitbiHe Der Megirung erIoIeenOc
grbeblng Der 1000 aeilioneH iabrItd eritoblener 3inien miro oas auto.
ntahd beforgen.
limb mas mir oorunt bcionbers berporbhn, lit, SaF ieber, Der fir
Noofeuclt tinnt, aah Oafdr iimmt, BAH jeber Mann, uSe 5ran, iMs
anS in ben Ser. 5taaien baaeruo sesunnsen weroen Ipu, iGbrid 200
Cellars Sri6nt efHc gssendimns 81 sabkn.
9r ben aanafenoater, Der 2000 Collars i'm Sabre pinnrnmt unb
oeYnn Ganiie bic 1urtifnittsfdrfe bon 5 aopien bat, beOeutft os 6e
Sd[fe iines Ginfonnpns. limb Samit mrb bic siebe ~ RouieucIt bod
truas foaipieie fir ben gHrsersmann, abr aleraiueS er eintraaIid
nnD srrfanoIid 6i eenten uie gursaH, grrfins uuO Sanna.
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Die betImitteI Der orei parteien,

.7ie @eIonioft" in ibur aonaentration III oeu Sduoen ehet fleinep
Grippe i'll bete bic pabre geberrfherin Der Ser. Stadten. es III cine
aegprtns. Ole n%Rfttbar, ater iibIbar it, Die eiseunddtig rm6 esen
fittia iii, Die fill mo eebeinniSpoG, oer raid ino fher iptrtt. Con
Der Der areoit Der 5nouiirhen obbdngt, Die aauffrait Der Wdfen, Der
9obn Der grtet. Seoer boIbpcas intelligence g1enih i'm 2onoe berfebi
teutc, bB oas @abrbeit i'll, pooon Serr aooiepelt iugt as er es BOT
t6 Sabreu in Der crfrn grpaf. adnpnsue eebOrt babe, babe er es fiji
elm G~aupfge6hbe as grpans Sirn eebaten.
Gas gauge Bolt ibbt beue i'm aanrpf nm bic 9efretuns bon oRa
~lniftbaren Regiernng. llno ale 9arhen bebaupten, oean Sample
3n ofenen.
Ser Gait nit ben a1rcpnbIifonern Sabrh, 6b or ben g einmfbeft
Shn fcincn Serrideroruppe in ginydbeite 5crIegen mbt, Die abe.
6nier Grippe perbleiben.
Serr Rooicbet bnourd, 6b er ben @ciantbefs in ieiner ~bisberi1er
form oerieber Grippe bedft, ober cine aouuniiions,aontroa n6r fit
,nieten pia, bel ser nidt 81 oerbiten lit 6b Die Gruppe feIber Die Son
roae Iber Die aonmifHou erbdt.
sdIiebGb oe Geuufrateu, Die Die 9itpl Der 9oft. ME Der Gode
belt gartei au5uprnoen %beabfhtigen, idueit fe nItIid find. Snrhbg
tinaus abr Die acknowledgement fir oas 8efebeu oRir pirtihas
iden 9prannct Serrifaft b%inuegrdunen molten.
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Nhn noipsnbia ti1insn hHtn. TINS fraetn. ob or elm, prdytbsnj aus
gDafbinatons 3dt oils esnHgenb nnertanni babtH parbe, nm itn 81 biHbsrn,
bus 30 iun. mas e ns pftht esssn bds qnnb .rtannt bobtn ruhrbt.
Strr 6trpsp bot infOftm rs6f, os mir NIT @orHss bic polttfds
Mtisbtt unb gontommsnbdt in ben Grabtrn fudsn. Sfbrn tbtubsn POS
IfHhr barndtsu mir ais Gsfdbr fir unkrs grdbdt. ahr psnn CT tot H.
foil uns bs fir INNER binbtn. Has 81 i'm esbtu stInst bat. mir prpn,
H6 bdben fis i'm aamps ssssn bh, Jsfduns ns asbtus an Grdtr
~esfnnoH.
ahr % III elm ssrmanfhtr 3us. Der aampf unb bic anfsnbuna
cs Hartn Dannes p6brtnO fdnts 0ffntitwu Miries, unb bas 2aufdtn
ouf Isne Shmus, nndotm r ssialen obr tot lit.
linbtpubt tut SHptp ssnou bdsftlb. nit 2inoln, ras er uns In gsup
ouf moIbinston gum gorpurf maht. BUR bah e fir ben ~prd3tOsnsian
ben Wdrtpr,rs qrdfbtnhn 70 banbeIn IdH, ns u Is pHnfdt, bb mir ss
tun Toflsn.
Die 9.rbdliniF. bon bu, fno nhtf Oiefsbsn. tt gu ~aDofbinstons
3sthn. limb nihi bhfIbsn. ph su atneons 3ihn. Dos gehIs6t br
esbtnben mub su linen Stellune ntbmsn nod sssntm lrtdl. Gus t,nsm
grabe fpiro ibn babel Rat tummsn t0nnrn. Ri1t aus BEN Qualifications
ub ntt aus BEN atntolns.
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Uriuahlt I6frnls @rieharber.

Non auberiter @ittlatelt 1T e
fab Die @iirggr aud IN oieiem Sab
re Iiberale @eigBaeter in Die Staais
l~egisIatur mablen. 3uar eHtbalteh
fie Farteiplationucn tciue ialati
fden boroerungeu, aber man mel
alie. weIdc yorla0rt in Der yegls
Iafilr iAr Gridrineu mohen lper
Dea, 1esbnlb ialtgn Die @iirgel
.ibcraa nit grobtrr 0eumuigteit I'D
ilber Die @eiinnluag Ibrer aar0l
1oten tbr Ons Saiis mo oen Senal
frr gegisIatlr e~rftHoigen linO NIL
icld1eu aanoioatcu lore Stimmeli
gebeus bon nrren tie bic @epiBpeii
haben, oab iie file rehte uno &c.
frd,te nno gc8eu lpeiiere Sfpangs.
gelrte eintreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02
Elm outer Iruft In moten.

Cine BON Ser Gcgierung Ganooas borgenonntene lnhriubune bat
All Dem Giiadten geinbrt, oB Die ltnieo Sboc misunderstanding 60. mad
ben fauaoiten anttruiigefeten cine geesmorme a~onbiuaton 1T. 9ob
ment Ie meicr bieielben @eitdftsntetbooen DeroIet fuie bisbcr, ibe Be-
amien per5nll bctraft uo Die goente Der @eieaitaft fir Canada
pioerrufeu weben ioaen. lteberoeS bot Die Acgiering Gouabns in fol.
den Gaaen nod 0as Hett, Die Gdut8ode auf Naren BON oerartigen
fruits aufBubeben, nm init oten neriteoenen Mithn ben Gettbeuerb
IN ben betreifcuben gsarcu brrbeisnfibren uno 70 oas saieoermflcben oes
agonopoIs az berbinbern.
Seoem gten Bun giuoier nuB oos gut Dor Born fodn, mem e.
0os hort, iat Die vg2urIo@. gpettbeperb lit ibren aHbrer en 9raanf
prsaneener 3et. Gle etbit, Ole iosme @credtstt OerIaneeu, oab
bic g~feaiarueen ih ben aeonopoen fugaL nno Der aesnaerImg Ourd
oe fruits.
Canada il auberorosniid ~rldidnois. aber bod eigentIid oaber.
orSentIlA prafii1,
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ME Toten In Der NoIittR.

sn ,atn ase@, elmer 2Onooner 3eiitrft, Deroffentdht Grant 5srpsh
Elm aurralfter QoGtifer, cine GtaDie uhr Amsrfas rQberelouben gsgen
ben briHen 9srnin". 8. rRspiep Of gsptps" brngt LANCE 4us3ist
baraug. Sg0sg tpirft barn ben @merifansrn Dor, fe fen in bisen poRs
tiiden Dingsn bic sr0Bhn q~rODin8iatea bic Hsr ibrsn airtturm ndt
bindusRfen t5nnten, unb bic gr0btsn Gentmentoifen. Sic beureiften bic
qBIt Don bate nod mad benz, mas 5amiton, Dlabhon, 5eferiOn uno
qDaf6inson, rORisr ~borbiForide 9irsnhr", fiji rthts s5aheu bdHsn
limb bod baeu Fh bic 9srbdltnife in Der gon5eu Welt 70 g%dnoat, bob
aDafGngbn anb SefferfOa pMs pOIttHfs 5afrer fir bic 5sBt8st abfolut
perIos" fdn.
Gtott uns an bng gu hnHen, mas QBdi9mston iber sintn britten 5esf
min unkr ben %0er6dltniFsn isiner 3it seast babe, iolIhu mir us lRbsr
fraaen, mas 2incoIn geton habsn tplrbe, nenn er am qeben gbIeben ipars
lunb bs 5dpierigteiten Der Acknowledgements ibm enn hrhten asrmin
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9uhn $. N~!srrbtaO fiji 0uaprr
ueIr.

Hitoernfn itebt 0ir 9ilrgeritali
Ger erniten sSraac gegeniiber, mel
dem BON ben Dl1nnerl5 bic it'd III
sns Anlt oes Bouperueurs beluel
ben, oieies b6dite Amt oes Staa
ies iIbertruqcn meroen ionte. @an
gntidirotn nar Dem beIten I'M
f~cfdhigltcn. gr ioute nit nnltal
igil0en gaihdItlid)rn erfabruilgcfI
riItsn lrlliensItarfen Gburafter I'M.
l~ueithcr5iee anidanmgen perbti
ben.
ssraat nia.t iid nitli. Of Der Ser
MI0rid 0iels crforSerlid)en elgetl
;d,afteu belibt, ID mtb man Oiel.
,sraae ucrneInen. ST gebort 81
ieiler Sorte Don Golitiferrl, Die mi
iraplio elmer 8artei ger8leide uni
Abfotamen treffen, ioiern ibr etge
lser poIitiId]er Gbrgeij befrteOlg.
Miro. Ct lit, f1as man eiitell pro
i~piitonellet 4nliiifer 81 tenllel
piletf. Geinc saltung nit 8e3n
alli bic bargerlide 6reIbeit 1T all
aenlrin befaifnt; er bait Is mt 0g
Geinorn oerielber mean alth m
npriittiger @eiie. Dab or iid] MD
ciien ali 3uiprcden pflegt.
Gieier politiifen &etterfahlle &C
aeniiber Iteht iria Miitbenerber NJ.
Ids Bollpcrlleursdmt ais goil3e
afnnn oa. 5tun I'M i~ugenolIdle
sitter BON 3l Sabreu ~betraltett III
feline glitbtiraer bon 9fidaroio'
Gonfiin nit Sem Ante oes Gontltp
,dloeHciiters. sSn nm 10 beaeren
9ia,te 5eigtc iih feline Giihtlgtel
idpn 0ainaEs, 0a icin Gouittp ltber
frieaeto repubIitaniid mar. 6ttll
Snhre ipater murOen ieine tuttigel
pfenIte uIs 5dnbmeiIter a1tertarlt
iuoen er gum Mapor leiner SeE
mathsIfaDt Sails Gitp erfpdblt tutr
Ii. Ifeicn Gbren folgten 5lpe
nn0cre, inoefn ct 1908 nls 8ele
oat uYt ser ncmofratiihen National
fonpslttion In Gen0er tbeilnabn
n1o 1910 gum Gtaatsietator er
spaIIt lultroe.
aerr McrebeaS 1T Gin Sell
monr W1an" i'm nabriteit Slime o..
Mortes. us 5ohn eiltes RtoHier.
lat 81 dne gntbehritngen Der VI
ferlt getbeiIt. limo berte nod
aeboren ieine SDntpat1ien DEM ar
Feiteritanbe, oer breiten Wtaiie Be
m~eu5Ifernnq. Gen3ufolae tritt E
tets fit bic Nedte 0es Bottles eiu
.s-..ss bon re~aftsegiarer 5eite ar
driifc anf oteie Redte 9emad)t per
ben.
Tie Dentiden @dbler brauhcl
lid, alto nid1t Idit1e SIT beltnner
trent Dpn Sen aanoi0aten lie ihr
Stiiirae eeben %iolIten. GntldleOa'
ocanieniael Manna, 0eiien Iudtla
feit lnto meifber3ige @eiinnlttlg b
fon1tt Hits, uilO nidt jertem pol
ti{d,en MafIer, benz bic Roliti
1id,ts lit ais cine gut milte1o
Nut.
WabIt alto fuie eitt Mann fiir BE-
BoIfsnanrn nno Sampler III
Molrheit uno Hedt. Germ Sob
4. MoreIeao
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:. 6. Sersaioa BON grOfeu gou, sebrasia
Fir Bundles Senator Won Nebraska

DNTW - tENUH.
Sd bin elm GARNER, genoB neine ~ausbiIoung ouf Der llniuer.
fiat bon Iidigan uno beperbe midi I'M Ns Qnt Oes gnnoesienntors
ouf @erIangen BON @eih1fslenten uo rehtIih benfenoen Jarnern
Sd bin enHHeoen gcgen uo fir @iOerruf beg Badepofgdeses, hl
isiner iebiaen saIlana, uno ib erinde i'm llnteritiBung ieoes Sdno.
lcrs, neutrality-suspicious., aaufmanres, Giicnba6nbeamtel GanobrRf.
triggers, subrrannes uno ieoes reGtid oentnoen 5arners, ba es
cine 2ebensfroee fir lie ae ft
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept. 4-The most notewof-
thy of .todays dull and irregular stock
market was the growing Importance of
money as a factor. For time the list
gave signs of an inclination to shake off
the heaviness of the previous day, al
though opening prices We're generally
lower, but this was followed by buy
ing movement and short covering, which
soon established gains of point or more
in some of the more representative is
sues. In the early afternoon, when call
loans We're quoted at per cent. and
time rates went higher. the market sag
ged until little was left of the rise, ex-
cept in certain of the higher priced spe-
cialties, notably the tobaccos, which re-
performances.
Vermont and Ohio elections, yesterday,
We're the subject of general discussion.
Opinions varied regarding the signiti-
canoe or Importance of the outcome. The
most cheerful note, during the day, was
contained in a statement dealing with
the Operations. of the leading equipment
companies showing steady increase of
business. Earnings of these companies
for the first half of the current year are
well ahead of the entire previous year
Private advices from Berlin, where
private discounts We're again higher, in
dicate an early advance in the bank
rate. Money was plentiful in London.
but that market was somewhat depressed
because of the continental political sit
uation. London shipped large amount
to be negotiating for money in Paris
The bond market was again. heavy,
with pressure against some of the trac-
ton issues Total sales. par value. ST.,
$4,000 United States government bonds
were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-05
HARTLAND.

Ex- Governor Bert NJ. Fernald will
speak at the Republican rally, Friday
evening, Sept. 6, at the Opera house.
A special Republican train will run
from Harmony and Hartland to Pitts
field, Saturday evening, to allow all
Republicans to attend the rally. Will
liam r. Haines and b. f. Conlon will
be the speakers.
Miss Margaret Pendleton of Bangor
has been the guest of Mrs. w. l.. An
derson for few days.
Mrs Isora fitzpatrick of Roxbury,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Thompson of Mt.
Vernon, Wash, are visiting relatives
and friends in town.
Tuesday the first day of the Eas:
Somerset agricultural fair at Hartland.
proved a record breaker, for a crowd.
The exhibition of cattle, horses and
poultry was larger than it has been
for many years. The special pulling
match of 5000 pounds dead weight was
won by A. b. Tracy of St. Adams.
Sweepstake pulling match, open to
the State, was won by F. Palmer of
Skowhegan. The weight was 7175
pounds and was drawn distance of 16
feet and 5 inches. The weight of the
horses was 2750 pounds. The other
contestants were ]. II. Baker, Hart
land, and ]. II. Daley of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-05

Lewiston, Me, Sept. 4.-tSpeciaD. -
With the first fair day of the week,
Wednesday, the Maine state Fair
grounds took on the appearance of
old times and it is estimated that be
tween $4,000 and 10000 people were
on the grounds shortly after noon.
The large grandstand. which, ii is
said, will seat 5000 people, was prac
tically filled, while there were people
all over the remainder of the park. In
the exhibition han ii was almost i'm
possible To inspect the exhibits as
there were two lines of people walk
ing in opposite directions. In the 9TH
er halls the same WAS true. Along
the Midway there was an enormous
crowd showing that the people come
to such affairs fer the purpose OF be-
ing amused. The crowd was the real
feature of the dag. They came in au-
tomobiles; electrics were crowded
from. early morning, while the steam
cars brought in their quota. Withia
the race track when the aviator was
making preparations for his flights,
the field was fairly covered with
people. Altogether it was the swell
ing the financial end of the exhibit
tiOn.