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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25

gtH Hllu DuB DuhH yseiuppIl itttWr
WaIier erbalte, oa oas WaiIer oes
Gopingtoners &eierpoirs ourd Soltb
ufo aies bon eineni Relerpoir in ons
anbere geIeitet perbe uno penue 3eit
our Reiniguns babe NeDpcrt let ie.
ooh ongeipieieu, oos @aiier 5n benii.
Seit, tpie es aus Dem Ohio gepufript
miro, obne GeIesenbeit oam Reinigen.
Gs babe feline Belt, iih 5u reinigen
nnS iei audi feline 5iltrir-a -anIage Dor.
banbeu. Gin .iettIins" goiiiH iuiiroe
Der Staot minbeitens $4,000 fcften.
Tie soften fir @aiier betrasen MIR
| Z Gents per 1000 8allonen. IA Die
Gopinetoner 8eierpoirs hober Iiegen,
10 iuiiroe elm natiiriiher Sau oes
g8oiiers aeihafien iollteu Die erfors
! oerld,en Seih,ugsrobren selest iper.
Den.
- ,Srau gliiabetb u. Snubolo, 55
Sabre off, 1torb leitern in ibrer @ob.
nune, go. 1889 Dorf Strabe, au Der
8oiieriudt. gle binierlaBt 4 S1bne
uno 8 g6dter.
anf 9ntraa oes gerflagteH
tpiroe Der ssoIl bes Staates geaeil
artsnann Didericn, Der bes angebli.
den Weineios beihuloist ipiro, 1ui
Sen 25. apriI CUR 9erbonolitns anse'
IeBt.
,sran slnna Wniion, Brdiioentin
Der Campbell 9ountn Sunlottitats'
8cieaifaft bot oas gittgeiud an bic
9enofuer Hefpports unb oes Goitit'
fies iiir ,sonos, aIeioer etc. erlaiien,
Inn oen pieleu sSaIlen Der 9sofb, Die
Der BeieIlid)oft aemeloet meroen, gb.
hilie All Ieiiicn. Iae 8oben fonnen bel
Der Iraitoentiu uno in Or. =. Z.
2ote's Giiiee on Der Wonutoltb Ctr.
abgegeben neroen.
- Gie oanSIungsmeiie Ses Boit.
ucrnellrs .. WlrGrearn inoem er Die
slnti 1oppelbeitenerlinas 8orlage
6ie Senaior Sem gIruett in Der Seeis'
Iatur einbrad)te uno Die paiiirie. init
iciuem 9eto beIegte, rpilroe In Reip'
port ofieniIih fritiiirt. Die gebaup'
ting. oaB Der Staat 0oourh iahrlid
| 5000 900 bis 100000 perliere, be,
rube aui llnipohrbeit. on bic 0orloa,
nur bic ungerehte 9eitenerins Dor
| Seiten Ses Staates obid,nfft. TiG
gorlaqe beitinn,e MIR oen Srt, tpt
Die geitenerimg angenoumer iueroer
ioute.
- espiepb Turbis, elm 3ignrren
IReiienoer ncn Cincinnati, miethetI
qeitcru elm EiCro uno guggD boz
| Tan & 2oterieIo in Gopinaton uni
| iubr nit stpci ,SreiInben nnf Sohr.
| Oil an Ger gliding Rife. auf DEN
| Seimrpeoc idIug bas guagp Tim mn
rollte nit 8iero unb ssniai'en oef
SiiaeI nobe bem ,sobns pia ssriebho
binab. Tas 9uaqu fpiroe total ser
Iiriimnert, bic ,Sriaiien erlitter eliid
liherpeiIe aber uiir Ieifte 9erlesun
l8eu.
-, Grant Stauoer. as Sabre alt
an Der ). Strabe, 5ipiihen Der 90
Iumbia uuo Central apeuue, lpobu
bait, i,nrb geItern i'm itdbtiidSsu 80
ipitoI in cincinnati lie Seid,e ipuro'
BON beu decentralization Goitigau 8
Jtou hierbergeianbi.
- Tie nbano boots" Die anseblid
lin eineiliaen bieiiaen sSirthidaiteI
auiIieam. miiiIen nerihrpiHoen. Tel
B2apor lieb Die nerifieoeHen gsirth
ihuftsbeilbcr por iih fonlmen Imo er
tIarte IbEen. bab iie jeues @eifIai
auigcben miriien, rpioriseninus ibnei
Inie 2i3ens ert,olen lperben miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25

Gunrtbauie, upielbit 4euigfeiten, gin.
scineH II. !. iu. bic 10 llbr 45 WiiHu.
ten abcubs eutstseugenommen per.
ben. Selepbun Soufh 2401.
- 4aul @rinIteao, ein Bertreter
Der 9lnerican 8oof So. iii aeiieru
ais Gmiiiar oes Staates aentutp
mad europa gereiit, I'M Die erSie.
bunas. un0 MISREPRESENTATION in
,Stalien. Der Sdlpet5 uno Geuiihlano
81 iniotreu. Seinc Reiie lit aui 3
Wonaten bered)Ret.
- Charles gpaHs puroe aeitern
nah Dem Speers SoipitaI gebraht.
oa er al 3ppbus Ieioet.
- 8aIter WcgIau6. aiiiitentrSe.
fret1r Der @aiierfperfe. 3erauetidte
iih eeitern orei Singer Der linteu
Saro in ifmer3baiter g9eiie, ais cine
9bitr guiding.
- @eiunbbeitsbehnlter Or. ssobn
gooo berittete iolgenoe looeSfdlie
fIr bic periIoiiene 8ode: aIon5o !.
Reeie, 81; Waria Sdneioer, 10; M.
bert @agner. 3 Deorate; ,Sniout
Soil; Maria Sane galbpea. 20; go.
min g. @oob. AS; Raria asnes
Weper, 3 Ronate; Sena Seib, 81 ;
@arI n. abams. a Monate; Senrp
alee, q; Narp 4,idett, 92; eliiabett
;Sisgeralo, 50; Woria 8als, 70;
Senrn Ricl, 81; Carpenter. 5riib.
geburt uno T,uredretbe @iuserter.
"a.
aonlnliiidr 2eonoro Bauer
miro beute 4benb Dor Dem Snlem
Weus Club oil Der s. uno Dcrf Ctr,
cine 4niprahe balten. Seine Ghema
miro lein: .8as RetDport braiid)t"
- Die 3ioiIoienitpriiflmg fir an'
jtelluHgen i'm Roli5ei. lHo syeller
lpehr.9 .9epTiement pirb am 20. mi
80. @pril i'm Sohidailgebauoe ge.
baIten ipereen. es iii bies bic eritt
3ipiloienftpriifuns in Der GeididJtt
9eeipport's.
DDS 9eihenbegdngnib Der TN
aIter bon So Sssabreg in ibrer @ob
nuna, Ro. 212 Git 8. Strafe peritor
benen ssrau Rorgaretbe 9ingertel
finbet heute Rahnritfag itatt.
! - TEN Wapor 5eIntbcIo nno bef
aommiiidren nirb in Der beiite Gaf,
mittag itnttfinoenoen Sislmg Dol
benz aopiiorn gonro oes guiinei
Wens Club, Der pom grs5tnot- 5oh
citor gemafte gorihIag, MdiTer poi
Gopington 5l be3ieben umo Die Arbei
| ten on Der Rerpport Vuntp5tation Elm
5niteaen, unterbreitet iperoen. Ti,
MnseIeeenbeit fam in einer EisuHs
0es Notbes sur Sprnhe. Gerr Bar
bour beboisptet, nab EoDingtcn mi
ieinen orei Reierpoiren geniigenl
Aniier bat,:, INN gteiDport 81 nerior
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25

MEM man su r.ice Qutrung
ibt, pirp Der Wasen lsidt uuber Orb
ming aebradt. Or. ausnit aonig's
Samburser 1ropfsn lit oas 6tit, .Utiis
tel a.asn ale llnoronuns,n oss Wln-
atrs. go
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25
u { tu , 81 Z {.

Die NelupOrt Eiiiec iiir oos gGin.
tinnatier SOIfsbian" btiiueet iih in
go. 339 gOrf StraRe, seacuiibsr Dem
Gunrtbauie, mpielbit 9euigfsiten, sln.
scineH II. !. iu. bic 10 llbr 45 WiiHn.
ten abeubs entstseugsnommeH uer.
ben. Selepbun Soufh 2401.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-13
Another Lynchins
Barely Averted

Cummings, Ca, Sept. IL
Further lynching as a result of
the recent fatal assault by ne
groes on the young daughter of
a prominent planter near here,
was narrowly averted this after
noon. Three negroes, Oscar Dan
iels, Della Daniels and Ed. Col
Inns confessed today that they
were implicated in the attack on
the young girl. AS soon as the
news became public a mob was
formed to hang them to the same
telephone pole on which Robert
Edwards, who confessed to the
assault, was hanged yesterday.
Sheriff Reed and his deputies,
learning of the mob being formed
rushed the three negroes from
the jail to an automobile and took
them to Atlanta to be placed in
jail. The mob then dispersed
when it learned that it's intended
victims were no longer within
reach. Rumors of a negro insur-
rection spread over the city this
afternoon and the officials
thought for some time that it
would again be necessary to ask
Governor Brown for state troops
t. prevent bloodshed. The city
is being carefully guarded to-
night.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-13
E. Nj. Woodall Comes
To Fitzgerald With
A. Is. G. A.

F. NJ. Woodall, formerly Termi-
nal train master for the A. b. &
A. railway, has been promoted to
the position of master of trains on
the Brunswick division of the A.
B. & A. railway with headquar-
tiers at Fitzgerald.
Mr.. WooddalI has won his pro-
motion by twenty-five years of
faithful and efficient service.
AS trainman, baggage master,
conductor, yard foreman. general
yard master, train master and
Terminal train master he has
made good and qualified himself
for further promotion
His vast knowledge of division
operation specially fits him for the
duties which will devolve upon
him IN a few days. It is rumored
in railroad circles that further
promotion awaits him and that he
will shortly be made general sup
erintendent of transportati IN of
the A. B and A. railway.
Mr.. Woodall has an immense
personal popularity due to his
many excellent qualities. He is
brother of w. A. WoodaIl passen-
ger conductor on the Southern
railway and at present chief con-
ductor of division No. 457, 0. r.
C.-Atlanta journal.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-13
Standard Oil Trust
Not "Dissolved' at All

Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE Stand
ard Oil Company has not been
dissolved. The federal govern
ment cannot dissolve the corpor-
alton because dissolution must
come from the state which gave
it it's charter. This was the asser-
ton today of Levy Mayor, coun-
sci for the Standard Oil Company
and the Corn Products Refining
Company. The statement was in
argument in the suit of George
F. Harding before Federal Judge
Ferdinand A. Geiger. Attorney
Mayor explained that while the
properties of the Standard have
been dissolved in accordance with
the decree of the United States
supreme court. technically there
has not been ard could not be a
dissolution of the corporation it.
self.
Arguments were on a motion
to have the Standard Oil Company
and the Corn Products Refining
Company appear to answer to
charges in a suit of several years
standing for the appointment of
receiver for the Corn Products
Refining Company and allied com
panies. Attorney William J.
Ammon, representing Harding,
remarked in his argument:
"You will please take judicial
notice that the Standard Oil Co.
has been dissolved. :"
Mr.. Mayer then made the dec
lation explaining how the Stand
ard Oil Company had been dis
solved only as relates to its prop
critics ard holdings.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-13
Drumners Give Up
The Mileage Fight.
Governors Veto Virtually
Endorsed by Official.

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 10. AN
Illuminating letter was received
by the railroad commission today
bearing on the question of pull
ing mileage on trains.
The letter is particularly force
full, inasmuch as it comes from
the chairman of the national rail-
road committee for the south.
western passenger association
district of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association, an organization
directly and vitality concerned
with the matter. Mr.. Joyner
foresees exactly the same trouble
in Georgia obtaining in South
Carolina, if the roads are order
ed to pull mileage-the end Of in
Interchangeable mileage.
THE TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Suffolk, Va, Sept. Z, 1912.
Georgia Railroad Commission.
Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen: Isee from yester-
days Savannah papers you have
not rendered any decision in re-
gard to pulling mileage on the
train. am in Baltimore for a
few days and the travelling men
who go south here again asked
me to write you and say we think
it would be much better to let the
mileage rest just where it is, for
I am quite sure Georgia would be
in the same fix as South Carolina
and the general travelling men
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-13

Education consists in knowing
things-know how range is made
inside and outside. Call at our
store during our Special Majestic
Range Demonstration-week of
Sept. Is to Dist.
Watt & Holmes Hdw. Go.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-13

would rather let we'll enough
alone, for | am sure we cannot
compel the roads to sell inter-
chanageable mileage unless they
wish to do so. | wrote you last
week along this line.
Thanking you gentlemen in ad-
vance for doing that which will
benefit the greatest number by
letting the travelling men get the
exchange ticket for;mileage, I ain,
Yours truly,
(Signed) w. NJ. JOINER,
National Chairman R. R, Com.
S. E. Passenger Assn. District
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-13

FARM FOR SALE-1O acres, all
in cultivation, 5-room house.
good barn, in N. W. corner of
city limits. Bargain if applied
for soon to the owner. w. L.
BABB. 70-8t
More dairy products are wanted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16

are taken from Daily Ways Health" by t$AExA6G
Mrs Emily NJ. Bishop who ma teacher of NE8S
physical culture:
Lying flat the back place against
or any convenient of furniture and steadily
sitting position Repeat number take this ex-
erese without any support the feet
Standing lightly poised the balls of the feet
arms straight from the shoulder palms keeping
knees and elbows straight Bend forward and using
hinge Repeat number of times rapidly bending
exercise with the tips OF the fingers held together
B Standing with the weight both feet
ally 10 the level of the shoulders the hands extended
Keeping the knees tense and the stiff those of windmill
net allowing independently
onlY the bodybend the body the
upright position five six times quick
similarly the left side
ton before bend the right then quickly from right
for eight times.
Stand in doorway and upward
with then the other Mark highest
fngerps biggest
then the increased mobility in
practice OF the simple stretching exercise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
RECEIVERS SALE.
Receivers Sale OF Telephone stocs

ThD i:cr.iv.r 81 th. COS III \I.\TAI.
Tt.LEi'ii'Ns. A\lI TEi..-1lsAf:l CON j.
PANN. 'Ttc METROPOLITAN trust com
yauy Of IL. Guy - New york. Trustee.
ioiniuL IN this ~alcl hy virtue g IA 81.
der made 10y the chancellor ,f the stat"
of New Jersey "u T." -:'u Gay # li'
cember. 1911. VII sill al .uailc auc-
tiou - tn. highest O.at.'I. CO.. FRIDAY.
JAM AIRY 18TH. 1912. ~ iW" o'clock
ia the afternoon. - Tn" t.anrsry t'.tam-
hers. 40 Montgorn-.y street. I"rs"" 'itN.
New jersey. subject T. C"nflriuail Hn 10y
the Court Of Chau"ery "f New J"r-
soy. the following property Of
said Continental Tci-phon" and Tci"-
sfaph Company. to VII. al N" l'Ehl,
title and inter.st "f the Continental Tel
ephon. and TELEGRAPH Company AMI 81
Ia" Receiver thereof. -. IA and To
$40 600 .OC0 par valu" Of Tn" common
capital stock Of the NATIONAL. T F.i.F.-
PHONE CORPORATIONS. e corporation
organized under 80. Laws Of West VIZ
ginia In 1909.
\ report Of said sale viii be- made hy
the Receiver t. the Chancellor. ~ Ia"
Ci.anc~rN chambers. Jersey city. y. g..
IN MONDAY. January 80. 1872, at tea
o'clock In no for. noon.
pn, Of 90" "unlIt' uh~ "f sal' VIII b."
that the Receiver Will require from m"
su"eSsfUl bidder e deposit "f FtV" Thou
sand Dollars go. uUul Z" in~ ir'. IN" per
Torrance Of tl. conditions of Sal,. upon
thu part Of ~" purchase. 70 IL" sal"
= all be confirmed. Tt" richfS pf the
Receiver In such fund To- Doe flN.d 10y the
conditions of sale. which viii he. sub
thor particulars address THE HI
'i:INEE.
FRANK i. McpEEMoTT.
Receiver
- Mont Sotn'fN Street.
Jersey lily. *. 4
Metropolitan Trust cnmpau. of ~ city
of N"w Y"rk. Trustee.
.a-l"-l"-iG-ls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch To she Inteiligencer.
STEUEENNILLE. O., Jan. Is
Frank Wildman ". Tri-State Gas Co.
and city of Steubpnville Suit for
s4Sl.05 for damage and destruction of
household goods in his home on Wash
ington street Jan. Is. 1910. when a
gas explosion destroyed the Wanne-
macher house. Negligence in construc-
ton of "a sewer which caused the gas
pipe TO break is alleged
Nellie VI. Jones ~. George II. Jones
Suit for divorce aud custody of child
They were married August L.. 1903. at
Toronto She alleges desertion Nov.
>. 1906. and wiiful absence. also gross
neglect of duty. also that he had a
jealous disposition. and was inhuman
and cruel. and Inundated and shocked
her inner sensibility; also he was in
different and obstinate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


by Nirtu" Of the authority vested IN
the Undersigned Special Commissioners.
ohio County. West Virginia. entered On
;he 18th day Of october. 1911. in chaHc"ry
order Book No. -. page -. - seq. IA a
csuSs therein pending Ia which South
side Bank Of Wheeling. a corporation. -
plaintiff. and r. \. Blum and others. are
defendants. the undersigned special COM
mis-ioners. will sell at tn" nortn front
door Of the Court Hons. "f Onto County.
IN Wheeling. West Virginia. AZ public
auction. I" the highest and best bidder
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25TII. 1871.
commencing AZ !" o'clock - m. Of That
daN. the following dos rihrd property.
An undivided one-halr interest IN and
80 "a certain piece or parcel 90 ground sit
the town - south Wu"sliur. phIn '"un-
~, West Virginia. being Lot W. Nj" 80
ia Sluar" "" Fifteen ,ll' IA sail add
ton. together witt all ~" buildings. inn
pr"v"m-ut- and .-t~cmcnts and appuvtcn-
ances trer"'lrto belonging
TIN r~ma!nirs Undivided property -
door OF the court House aforesaid "n
saturday. November -. 1911 At ID"
o'clock =. n. of that day hy Ilo~ NJ
Camic and !. u. Iiaudli4u. SPECIAL COM
rissi1n"rS in the tuduc-iy caus'. Of
south SID" Bank OF Wu""l.rg. inst
l ~" = hcniP-I. adm. - ais .a.I ~
aforesaid. tie undersigned special 'oLl-
miSsi"n"rs will c"-"p"rat" with ''haS-
Mc'anic and ] u lianI!au. SPECIAL
Commissioners aforesaid. IN selling TIA"
same as e VOL. and not a. undivided
interests therein 81 a better pric" may
thereby Ice realized.
TERMS bF SALE. One-tLirl Of e."
TurchaS" money and a. much NOR" -
th.. purchaser elects 20 paw c.'-h ia hand
paid Oh the Day Of safe. aui 10, r'~i'u"
~ any. ia I'VE "Gus.' instailm"LtS III
twelve and eighteen mot fuS respectively
from The day "f sale. 'he Tur. aa~'r Civ
iuc h.~ notes therefore. with security q
f..utirs,! tS ~. s4II ,ufur4' - iuu..fss. fgN-
. y I'm interest. f." l"rrl titl" To- tn" ~ald
real .-t.t" u't % Be- cputsy'f fu f't
Iui' ha~'i tiIl = .'ti." purohu-" Moons
+nd interest 81. all have been pail.
tiAS. N,tNAIit.
W. - CALDWELL.
Special CutuUis~ iouefS.
MC.'NNl' y 'l.NHNE. A'tl-.
!. Jon' ]. k4u-i"fr. ''l"rh or fl" said
court 8" h"-"H. c'ttifv fHs' o." ah"t o.
uau"i spcr..l s"rlnila, i"' '-t- t." l'.''-
t"f"r" 1iv". 'n- 'a.ri 49, 60. -fii, a~ r'-
ouir-d Do. tr. -n.4 o.. t''. mi los .W
;,sf rI.'. or. ...d tl. rI iIs 80
JpL> O. i.i~GIi"CN
tlsf. 90 sc -f.t.f 600 - .t 'I...H t.....- -
T.. r....' r- .... ''.. .Ir"' ...
.'.. .t. r 49, -t--
.Ii.- ,.....
.,. '.r.... e..
fsl
Er.- r.
t..-..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
Wanted in Guernsey.

VIM Kimball. sheet mil worker
a. La Belle Iron works. WIS arrested
TO-DAY on an indictment at Cambridge.
q. for cruelty To his family. II is
said he j. wanted for other deeds Tor
which h." has not been indicted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
CrceDind In.

So fer there have been taken out
~ licenses To sell intoxicating liquors
in this county. ~ j. siill - short Of
the thr,, years ago mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
Marriauc License.

Boleslaw Borowski. 81 years. and
Rronislawa Miller. Il years. Of Dillon.
vale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
@T'h0ugh1t~P&daz
@Mes 0oa<e1 ~ k41o<<<11E-
FOR REDUCING HIP-GIRTH.

are four simple but effective ex-
ereises tor reducing the flesh about
the hips and abdomen. The last two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
WANTEIJ-Male Help.

WSETED-~"s-Sm q" sell our salen-
nar~ tnI novelties fpr alNtrfivlug
Aidrr>s -. : Hammond - GO. 30 CHURCH
81. NsW hoFk ely. ia-l6-h
WANTED Stl'-Tu'n. Earn $3.50 pcr
month. sell dealers highly ADVERT i~..I
artirl-. Sample NOT necessary. f.ldto
90. St?ti1n l.. New NorS. y \. ia-ls-s
WAHTEp@At once several good dSliv-
cry Eno 'ai-s hoys. O." work bafors
school Apply s.: Circulation Depart
menf Intelligence. between and 9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16

Jersey lily. *. \
metropolitan Trust Compau! OF tA- city
Of N"w Narh. Trustee.
.a-lu-1S-Ic-Is
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1912-12-27

bill. are now trying to settle such de-
tails.
Shall live animals be admitted
and such things as butter and eggs
milk, live pigs and whiskey? 1t j:
the evident intent of the bill to pro
vide for dressed poultry, butter
eggs, and liquors. for farm and fact
ory products are especially mention
ed. But such articles must of course
be put in safe containers. which may
possibly be sold the same as envel
opes.
Dangerous explosives can not be
accepted, and live pigs and turkeys
will usually be excluded by weight
But live chickens for short hauls
may become common part of The
postman's delivery,
For the purpose of fixing rates
eight zones are created, based on un
it's that are about thirty miles square
or half degree of latitude. But
for practical purposes we may say
that the first zone includes all point'
within fifty miles of the sending of
flee: the second points between fif
tv and $50 miles distant; the thirt
$50 and 300; the fourth 800 to 600
the fifth 600 to 1000; the sixth 1000 tc
400; the seventh 1400 to 1900; the
eighth all areas beyond 1900 miles o
the sending Office. The rates pro
posed are as follows:
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1912-12-27
BOARD WANTS
TRAFFIC MAN"

Pierre, S. D.-The board of rail-
way commissioners has submitted a
report to the governor and among
the legislative recommendations they
ask that the legislature provide them
with traffic man." one who will
be able to meet the testimony of traf
fic officials of the railroads who are
the ones put to the front in all suits
on rates against the companies; to
provide for appeals direct from the
railway commission to the supreme
court. to expediate matters in rate
orders which the commission may
make; requiring the consent of the
commission before competing tele-
phone systems are placed to cover
the town or territory; requiring pub.
lie service corporations, including
railways, TELEPHONE and express com,
panies to secure consent of the com.
mission before any issue of stock
bonds or other securities can be
made; authorizing the commission to
secure physical valuation of telepone
lines in the state Cor the purpose ~
rate making; and requiring railway
express and telepone companies do
ing business in the state to make
station reports for use in suits il
which Interstate questions are rails
ed
The report is long detailed one
covering the work of the board fol
the past year, hut the legislative rec
concentrations appear to be the live
propositions put forth in the docu
ment.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1912-12-27
PRESIDENT LEAVES
FOR PANAMA

Key West, Fla, Dec. 21-With the
guns of the United States battleships
Delaware and Arkansas roaring a sa-
lutte President Taft and his party late
this afternoon boarded the latter ves-
sci and set out for the Panama canal
zono.
1t was shortly after O'clock when
the president, after making a short
speech here boarded one of the iaun-
shes Of the Arkansas together with
Mrs. Taft and the remainder of the
presidential party and was taken to
the battleship. A few miutes later
both Arkansas and Delaware had
weighed anchor and were steaming
on, Of the harbor. The presidential
party will spend three days in the ca
nal zone, including Christmas, Presi-
dent Taft plans to get back to Kew
West Dec. 90 and two DAYS later to
be in Washington.
Investigations If conditions in the
canal zone to determine whether the
time is opportune for establishing civil
government there is the announced
purpose Of the Presidents visit. Mr..
Taft has announced that he expects
to issue the order establishing civil
government Immediately if he finds
conditions favorable.