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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21
slmerifaner seebrt.
@irs graiibtnt Der Aiiseiatisn frtms
Der Gsuiulu.

aonOou, II Suli. Der omerifotli.
Ihe @eueraIfoniilI sobu s. Griffith
m Qononn i'll aalin ErdTioenten Der
aIiociatsun freinber aoninIn erfuabli
fpuroen. @s lit 0os erite WeuI, bob ei.
aeiH glmerifnner oieie Gore 5uteil
miro, Die nm 10 groBer lit. ais Serr
@riffitb Die 8ereinigten Gt1ateu crit
felt orei Sobren In England nertritt.
Die gIiioctdtion tpuroe oraouiiiert,
nm DIE in 2onbon itntionierten Son.
iuIu beiIer nit einanoer befannt al
MAIDEN rmo iie iiber Die Sonoe[sucr.
baltriiie Der einseluen Boiler n1ber
Bu orientieren. Die MlitaIieoidaft
itIieBt ole aoniltIn uro 9oniuIarbe.
asuten ein trifft Iib eininaI bic
8obe beim 2unteoa uno gibt i1br.
Iid1 Elm groBes @onfeit, oem Die
Spiben Der geboroen beituobnert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21
Bel Qrebtfaart snfaelanf,n.

Wilm.ngton, Del, 10. Juli. Bel
feiner gtfrigen probefabrt 1T oas
neue arisgsi6iff aWppmins" bet
Ebree Quarter 9otni, 1H Mtiltn
BON bier, auf einer Sanobant feitots
fahrsn. SdIeppbampfer Finb sur
5iIfsIeiItung binausgeFe5ren. Der
aapitdn bsrihtst. baB ta5 G5iff fei=
nsn Sdaben lit unb baB e. Bel Der
nGaiieH 5Iut pteber frei tommsn
perce.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21

Gsp gort. II. Syuli. Dor Dem
Gdisbsgeri9t, bas Die Jorberungen
Der Qofcmotipfiibrer entT1eioen fol,
ertIGrte beute .. 81. Wortbinatpn ais
9ertreter Der 8dbnen, ooB piele Be
trisbe bem Bancroft ins gtuoe
fdouen tpiirben. tpenn oie oerfhienes
nen 6oroerun9en Der 9tngeItenten aIle
oetpdbrt iperoen tpiiroen. Sbuobl
MIR bic 5oroerungen Der Sngenieure
oem Sdiebsgeribt nprIdgen. 70 bGt>
ten bod bic 6eiser bereits @eiu6e
nm 2obnerhobung eeiiellt, sic cine
Miebrausgabe BON $20,0O0,000 ods
ssabr ausmahten. 9[uh bic Derf>
ftdttenarbeiter uno anbere aIaifen
bon Qussitellter erfpartete1 Qohners
h6bnneen fir BEN 5dIl. oaB bic 2os
tonniibfiibrer iol1e srbieltsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21
saft getaOelt.
Sir ieine Ginmiiduus in Den
9primer Sail.
Ga sysIlstts mo 3ssisp,It.

gBafbinaton. III. Suli. Der Sunv
oeslenut nabm oeitern Die ReipIution
oss Senators gaileD an. in Ser Sic
Sdtiafeit, 0iegraIiheni 5aft ,nttpit
feIte, nm Gendipren qe8en 2orimer
in bic 2inie al bTinesR-, elmer fcbar-
FEN Sritif untersosen tpiro. 8obert
Ga S5oIIette, Der Roofeoelt mebr baBt,
ais 8aFt, enthisit Iid oer glbitins
mung. Die GefOluiion bat oen fols
genoen MortIuut:
,,Gs mirb hermit ertldrt, 0aB ie0er
0eriucb zines NrdiiSenten ser @ereis
nigten Staoteu. sic GetpaIt uu6 gtus
toritGt Ieines boben 9gmtes bobin su
benuBen, um ole Stimme eines Ges
majors Bel Der Grdge I'M Sic @tredtis
gun9 al einem GenatsIibe ober bsi
an6eren sSraaeu. in bentn Der Senat
bic ausId5liebIide sSuri5oittion bat.
gu besiufluifen, ben geif. tpsnn ni6t
oie 9unItaben Ser apnitituiipu pes=
Iebt uno oie @ente 0e5 Genats Be-
eintrd6tiot." Die Heiolutipn puroe
NIT 35 gegen % 5timmeu angeno,ns
men.
@unoesTenator Ga SFoIlette lpir0 in
mobiYon, mis-, 3uriidtrpartst, no sr
fih SunGchft tpie0er fdriftitsIIsriTh bes
titieen tpirb. SIN 6srbIt eriheint isis
ne 6eIbIfbioarapbie in 8uhform.
ggie es beiBt, ift 1t in 6unoerten BON
8riefen nufaefor0ert lpproen, Ith fir
Moporoip MifTnn su ertIGren. ssSu
einem eben erId1ienenen Qeitdrtitst be-
fprint er nit Wnhlpolien ois perbeis
bunaspcli beqonnsre Qoufbdhn MiIe
fons ala ssiibrer gum Sortf6ritt. phne
ieooh beTen Gad1e gu feiner sigeneu
su MAIDEN. Genntor Ga SsotIette
miro, peun er iiberbaupt potitiI1s
9feben bait, segeu bic brittle 9nrtsi
auftreten.
glsp g)orf, II. eSuli. 06erTf g7oos
febeIt briht aIlmGbtib ole 8riideu,
oie CUR Riidtebr in oie Qdriei fiibs
ren, hinter iid) ob. GjeTtern bat er
aIs Wlitglieo oes Republitanif6en
Rlubs BON glen mert. Sem er felt
9eginn Isiner politiThen 2oufbohn
anqeb0rte, reiigriert. Der yGolouel"
lit nah SnIter Ban suriidoets6rt uno
bereitet bic 8eoen fir feline Stump
tour i'm Hittleren Wsiteu pOr, Sit sr
am montag ooer 8ienstag antreten
mirb. Gr beobfidtiet an Wlittpoh
bor Ser Stdotsinnbfrtiou in 9es
Moines, Soma. al fprs6en, min pnn
Soma mad adHfos uno Damn nd9
Mlihtson qehen.
Gineu Qnbdnaer bat Rooisbslt in
Dem bisherigen Rorporotionstomuifs
Tdr 6erbert anor Smith oemonnen.
Der bem 9rdfioentsn seitern Ieiue gfes
fignation einreihts. nm su 8OoIeOelt
iibersueeben. Gein Hdhfpl9er miro
tpabrfheinlih 2utber gonant, ST.,
bon 8rootlpn iperben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21

Die beutf6samerifaniThen Qebrer
ber!ebten ouf ibrer europa 6obri
In 0iifeIborf eintn toItlihen Taq.
2(uf Der Runofahrt bnrd5 bic frsunOs
Iide unb tuuitfpnnige MlolerFtabi
botte man Gslegenbeit, mebrere
G6ulgebduoe tennen All lernen -
Defenders bte 9rpBe unb profttfd
eingeridttte QouifenF1uIe imponierte
ben 50hIsuten. Wlit arobem snters
eHe beiidtiate man audi bic inTirufs
tipe Gtdbte Musitelluna. Q(btnDs
tporen bic ReiTenben bic 0dHe ber
Stabt in Der FfdbtiThsn SpnbafIe uno
tpnnten iih perf0nIih bon Der Giite
Der INT Gtnbttefler logernben Weins
iiber3eugeu. Die apIten bes Wloblts
truq bic liberale Stootpernoltuna.
Gbsr @iirgermeiIter Or. Oebfsr Be-
oriiBte BITE Iiebeu @dfte, in bercn
Ramen prdFoent Or. 8. $. gid oes
2ehrerbunoes ber8tib fir ben i86s
nen Gmpfdng unb bic getpfrturg
bontie anb 8iiFslborfs COB ons
ftimmte. Der Qsbrer 8eTam,berein
trug inter gsrof. s. Ruibs qettung
flint aieber Dor 9eIonbers onaenebm
beriibrts bic Gduaer. bos gum flag
gsnf6mut iobiele Gternenbonnsr p.rs
tpsnoet poroen iinb. Won 9iihsIborf
aebt es nod bem 9biLligsn" a5Iu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21

3u G6ren ber In fgrantfurt 1ns
iDefsnben dmtrifaniihenS Fnub
In ser fSeftbofIs Elm Grnpfang Tioti,
bem iih Ipdier Elm fir ben protsffor
bes 9ubiIdurns gunbtsf4ieBsns,
ben griu3en 5efurih bon gSrsuBsu,
peranIiaItster sgadsI5us anI6ioB.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21

Berlin, II. syuIi. Dr. Qaul Reinid).
OoSent pes Stdotsz una 8DlterreCbts
on Der StaotsnniptriitGt BON 0is.
epniin. Bot sinsn @ortraq Dor Der
6tubentenfhaft @'6ttingsps i'm geis
fein sobIrsiher 9aitaIisber bes gsros
feFpreu 3pllegiums Der .,@eoraias
QIueuito". oeboIten. DER groreiior
Der llniberiitGt, qrof. 8oiat, fiibrte
BEN omerifaniThen @elebrien ein.
Der 8ortrog fanb in Der MuIu ftott,
tpelhe Bis su ibrer %o'fungsm6qlitbs
felt eefiiIlt mar. 9roF. 9feinfh
fprdd ibcr namerifoniffts Settles
Ieben", Sum ShluB fpurben i6m
fettens Der StuosntsnTtoFt rauT6eu.
be Spationen baraebradbt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21

Der Wei3enprsis iit an Der gbis
tdgoer 9oris ~ 4 Gents bas BufbsI
gefunten. Die guten grntsdusfdteu
i'm qBsIten ipsrhsn ais llrIa9e anOss
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21
gsImUHts aampasu.beitraas.

MafhringtoH. .. g., is. Suli.
Dor bem Senatslomiiee, 0as bic
Wablbeitrdgs gu unterIuden Bat,
mdhte bsute SER Qu9uIt Belmont
feline Ausfagea uno & y auf gefras
gen 81. onB II 81 Der benpfratiThen
aampagne Ron 1906 bic Gumms Bon
ungefdbr $4,000 beigstrdgen babe.
s4senu in cine gerantiUorilihteit
fiibl,,' iasts r, sfo pfIeae if bieIe
ridt nod Doaars uRo Gents absas
fd56heu.A
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21
Wrbeitaeber sornta.
Btrbrannten cine appie Ses Irbeiter.
geriifsrungsaeiebts.

2onbon, IL. Suli. Die reaftionds
ren @egner oes Nrbsiterperfiberunsss
Gefebes, ipel9es oeitern in 3raft
trat, bieIten ouf S5tnshurp Square
cine Mafenperiammlung ub. in ipels
der mebrere Reoner In heftigen Mnss
briden gegen has Gefeb oes nfo8ids
Iiftifhen" ShabtanSlers 2lppo
George proteitierten uno cine 2opie
bes 9efebes unter bem 8eifdlI Der
Wienge perbrannten. Gin Geeies
fungs sSnIpeftor ipollte Die 9amen
Der Rebner oufnebmen, bod ergriffen
biefe Die sfuht. gtnentbalbeu finn
bic 9apitoIiiten entriiitet iiber bieIes
Gefeb, ipeIhes lie Sipinet. einen flei-
nen Sell hires gintommsRs gum 8es
fen Der 9(rbeiter su perpenben.
9lber aud Elm Sell Der 9lrbeiter
fheint NIT Dem GeieB un3ufrieoen gu
fein. Sn 2iperpool ftrcitten 10000
3Ddnrheiter aIs proteit geqen Die
Metboben, ipelhe BEL Der 8piIettiee
rung ner 9erfherunas 9sitrGes
oneefpsnnet iper0en. Dieie Sppoiis
tion tpirb ii1 ieeen, tpenu erit ods
Gefeb bsFer perfton6en uno gehanos
bobi fpirb. 8aB ss nod pieIe Qiiden
ouftpeift. Fasen iel5it bic 9efiirpOrs
ter oes @sietes.
1tnrubem tn Ieiu 8esfore.
Streifer priiaeften ben SnptrinteuSeus
ten DER Butler 9liibltu.
9aeip geoioro, DaoH., II. 9;uIi.
Gina 1000 Gtreifer oeriibten beute
moreen ror bem ginanuee sur But
Ier.Miible cine Idrmenoe GemanItra.
fipn lrno iuften oie al Der Mrbcit
8ebliebeuen cm Gintritt in Die s5a.
brit 5u perbinoern 3rei 8erbofhn.
gen fuuroe!l onrgenoinmen; cine
ssrou mar babel. Ger Snperintenbent
Der 6abrif, Sobn q 5ernIcp. fam bef
benz @erind, Die Gtrcifcr III nertrei.
ben, libel baron. CT tuur0e aepriiaelt,
ober fid)t perlett. Ia orei be: Der
ssabrif itationierte guIi3iiien Die
menge nidlt in 3oun bolteu fonnten,
iuuroe cine abteiluug acieruen pom
ssoIi5eibnuptauarticr geihift, Die Die
Sorrnenhen ncriogteH. SSoit sseoer,
Der oil Der 2emoHltrntion teiIHofm.
triig erltrueoer oas emblem Der eesi,.
SuItrinI @orfers o0cr eincn anopf
init oeu 8il0e SSoIepb s. gtters, oeg
beim 2ninrclwe Gtreif ias @eiananis
aetporfeHen 6iibrers. oil iciner aIci.
1img.
9iifausrittt nnS Rtsaita sls 5dlluE.
Stodtolla, II. Suli gtg Rahs
fpiel 81 ben 0i1npifhen Gpielgu
faReen heute nod Diitaasriltt uno
cine anosrregatta ftatt. gst ben Dis
ffausritteH iiegten Die S4peben nit
1906 4luHtten. 9eutThldn0 folate
nit 138.48 guRften un6 bie 9srtis
nistsn Gtaatsn nit 1873 gnnstsn.
SehHtauH iasI gtbtpsM.
DafhiHgtou. Is. eSuli. TreSeria
80. aebmunn. BET sis6eriae 8susral.
ontpaIt Der gersinisfen Gtaafsu
mahts bsuts BEN grdFioen.en SaFt
T,ineH gf6ltieos6siu6 unb lThrfs auz
sIsih Isinen glahfoIasr. mn. %
Euliis Don eoWispine. bsim graFz
kHtsn ein. 5.g1 2shmann rsiH
moreen ASh Ct. 9onis 1b, um TsIHs
Nrs-s s-s4 - -.e..s -
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21
Setbntan 5nritf
Spriat lid SnfritSen iiber ieine
Grfslss aus.
Sss nsu. uuitarre enftidifT.


Berlin. II. SnIi. Reihsfansltr
Sr- b. 8etbmann SolIpeg it BON
.'sHer Aeifs mad ct. petersburg
tno Mipstau beimestebrt, Die tr i'm
MnfhIuB an ben 9tufentbaIt in ben
6innifhen S6drfn, no er Der 3us
fdmmerttunft aiptihen Gdifer Wils
helm uno benz 3arsn beitppbnte. un-
ternpmnen bate. Der Rdn5ler
duberts iia bD9It befrieoist iiber
feline Nufnabme in RuBIano uno
feinen @erfebr NIT ben ruFifden
StoatsmGnnern, NIT oenen Ct cine
griinoIihe NusIprone iibsr ale
fdipebenben tpihtigen syraesn Der in=
tsrnationalen 9olitif eebabt bat.
Das neue gienens Sdudertide
QuftIhiff, BEL hefien 8au cine 9lnz
3abl guns neuortiaer Ginri6tungsn
uno MdfdinenietIe peripenbel moroen
finb. bat fi5 70 bprsiigli9 bstpdbrt,
Dab Die 6eerespertpdltung, bic Den
2ufttreu5er angetauft bat, Iih ents
i6lpnen bat, aud ods ausimltebtiche
8enuBunesreht ser Neuerunsen fir
fth 3u erperben. Dd bic firmd
Siemens GduGsrt fir dlIe Gins
aelbeiten gotente ertpirft BAT, 10 min
bie 9lrmeeIeituns bieie gatente ons
fuufen unb bat oesbalb NIT Den gdz
tentinbabern @erbdnolungen dngs<
fniipft. Das unftorrs 2uftf6iff bat
cine 9Gnee BON etfpo 120 Metern
unb fdBt $4,000 aubifmetsr @os.
@dbreno bic 3eppelinTAiffe 5ipei
@onbeIn baben, ipeiIf es oeren orei,
Spei Wdfhinens unb cine 5iibrerz
gonoeI, ouf. Sn ieoer Der beiben Mtd=
fhiuengonoeln fino 3nei DaimIermos
loren BON ie 125 9ferOeftdrten mons.
tiert, unb in Der 6iibreraonoeI finb
5tpei "a gferoeifGrten : Wlotors gum
Nntrieb Der Observation-Disclosures uns
tergebrad)t. Dn our1innittlide
5lus9efdtpinoigteit bstrdst 43 Wsts
len Die E5fiin0e
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21

an ben 5erbitman6pern ser bsui@
f9en RrieesfIotte perbeu fpipobl Der
Diterreihifhe 3bronfoIesr. grShersog
SSrons Terbinonb, tpie Elm W2itgIieo
bes ruTiifdsn RaiferbauTes teilnebs
men. 9od lit nod ni6t beItimmt,
tpeIber @roBfiirft i'm gaamen bes
3oren erT1sinen fpirb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21
sytht slle ibsnfiiIsisrt.

Gbitng0. is. snli. Die ein8iqe
bigbsr ni6t ibentifisitrte syrouenIeifs
unier ben Cpfsrn Ter aatafirobbe an
Der g.. 9. & G.sgabH 1T tpahrs
f6sintic6 bitisaies ber fyrou Q. 8.
grubdder BON QIiooHa. ga. Gbdd
auf ben Ramen ben geHdnnien nur6e
uaier ben TrdmmetH elmer osr 9uas
mgnsgars RsfuHoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21
Sin 9iueraenaeSd)fed)t.
Gs beiushnfe in pprliHtfiHtlih,r 2eit
ben Stsaf 9pIsrasp.

COLORADO Springs, GoI., II. ssuIi.
GaB COLORADO friiher bon etnens
3iperaengeinIeht beipcbnt mar. ons
iid) iucrig BON gIfieH unferId,ieo,
mur6e bon sroFeiior fSnrnstuorth
pom gritiid)en Mllieum uno BON
Brofeiior g)a0irfi bon 6er stoiTerIi.
den l1Hiberiitdt in 8ofio entoedt
Sic Fanoen In ben SoFjilfel6ern BON
fSloriidnt Die SteIette oieier gaiie.
Die niht i;ber orei Bis bier SuB S6be
maB.
8epnbIifaHiidle aampasutbeitrdae.
Bafhington, II. ssuIi. 9eneroI.
Boinneiiter SSr0nf S. SitHcod teiIte
heute Dem Senatstonlitee, 6os Die
8aHpogHe6eitr1ge gu uitterfnd)en hot,
nit. onB Die 9eIege fir Die 8eftrdae
sii RrdFi6efIt Iofts aanpaane mobI
in aIbaHg, q. D., su fiu0en Ieien.
oaB oieie nbioIut FORFEIT feien, un6
oaB er nidlts binsufilgfn tonne 9ie
'8efamnifiumme Der einaeQonaeueu
9eifrdge sur aampogne BON 1905
betrage $f.655 ,5t8.27 gSon aorpo.
ratinuen lei fein @eIe eiRaeaonaen
peii otes geraoe eefeeIidj Uerbatea
Doroeu fuar. 8ae 9titrdae 1eieu BON
-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21

Bnn Bremen fpmmenb, III Ole Reis
fegelsnfdoft beS .groofInn Gdnaers
bunb" ON Mbenb In Der beutThen
Reihsbouptitabt eingetroffen. Die
4utunft In 8renen trfoIgte om Wors
gen nod elmer bonn fb1niten Wetter
begiinitigteu Geefabrt, nnb ben
it'd dmeritaniIhen 8oroen ipurs
be BON ben @5dnaern Der alien 6ans
Isitobt Elm entbuiiaitifher Gmpfong
bereitet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-21

9rofeifor SeIir Sriiser, Der riibus
Iibit bsfanute 8fnhcloge Der llnis
periitGt in 6oIIe a. O., ipirb ber
n6bfte beutf9s austauTtb QrofeTs
for fir bic Sorporb lluiperiifdt
fein. Der an 10. 9uguTt 1874 aes
borene GeIebrte lien i'm IouFenben
Sommeriemeiter In SnIIs iiber 2ogit
uno Grtenntnistbsorie; ouh leitet CT
llebuugen 3ur Giufiibrung in oie err
perimentele PnchpIogie,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-28

extended visit among relatives and
friends. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence French have
changed their place of abode and are
now located at No. ZIG Fourth ave-
nue. West. .s,.
! Miss Lizzie Murray was a passen-
ger yesterday afternoon for Eddyville,
where she will be guest at the B. G.
Moss home.
Mr.. and Mrs E, u kYounkin, of Mar
shalltown, were VISITORS in the city
with relatives. ia..
Mrs. c. M. Eveland went to Ottum-
wa yesterday afternoon tor a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Nor
timer McAloon.
Mrs. B. J. Ennis departed this morn
ing for Davenport, where she will be
a guest at the parental Penney home
over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Cora Millett and daughter,
Miss Hattie, of Abba, passed through
the city today Ell route to MuScatine
for visit at the Alderdice home.
Mrs. Melvin Parsons, of Davenport,
Ipassed through the city yesterday ell
route to Macon, Mo-, for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Nc
Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Mallory and
daughter, MISS Eunice, OF Corning, la.
who have been visiting relatives and
friends at University Park, departed
for home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Christie, of 3O8
First avenue East, left this morning
for Seymour. Iowa, to spend the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. John
ston, and Mrs. Sawyer.
Mrs. Dennis Davis returned We'd
nesday from a three or four weeks
stay at Corydon, Nebraska and In
diana, where she was summoned by
the sickness and death of her mother
Mrs. Z. S. Gillette and daughter
Bertha arrived Tuesday from King
Hill, Idaho, for an extended visit at
the home of Mrs. Gillette's daughter
Mrs. J. ID. Ridgway, at 81 South
Seventh street.
Mrs. Grant Patterson, of Denison
Iowa, who has been visiting relatives
in this vicinity for some time, depart
ed this morning for Des Moines
where she will make brief visit De
: fore returning home.
The many friends of little Harold
Parker, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
! Parker, will be more than pleased tt
learn OF his successful operation lasl
Wednesday. The little fellow will be
out again In week or ten days.
/, Mr.. and Mrs H. 3. Bonnell, OF Gree
ley, Colo. who have been visiting witt
, the e. 7. Morris family for severa
! days, left last evening for Kansas
City. Mr.. Bonnell Is interested In
successful cooperative delivery sys
tenn in use in several Colorado towns
Miss Mabel Kenworthy, of Morgan
: Hill, California, arrived In Oskaloosi
7 Saturday evening for visit at TN
home of her sister. Mrs. Chas. Nc
Connell, OF South First street. Sh'
!, will also visit relatives In Pittsburi
: and Columbus. Kansas, before return
Z ing home.
Ezra Smith, for years prominen
z citizen of North Mahaska, but OF lat
= a denizen OF Marshalitown, Is in tn
CITY looking after business and inc
e dentally TO spend Thanksgiving wit
t his mother, who has recently move'
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-28

years. His death was sudden. He
was in an automobile garage owned
lby his sons, when he complained OF
not feeling we'll. They put him in
his car and started for hospital, but
death came while he was being assist
ed up the stairs of the building.
Ottumwa Courier: Honor was con-
ferred on two Ottumwa merchants at
the meeting of the National Fedora
ton of Retail Merchants, which just
closed in st. Louis, A. H. Nelson, head
of the Nelson Cloak Co., was elected
first vice president of the association,
and j. X. Dysart, head of the Dysart
& Pearson clothing store was elected
a director With the two officials,
Roy E. Stevens and Robert J. Shana-
| han attended the St. Louis meeting.
They report the sessions OF the con-
vention most interesting. Friends OF
Mr. Nelson in this city, and they ara
legion, where he was resident for
many years, connected with the new
Frankel Dry Goods Co., send con-
CALCULATIONS to him on his election.I
OF a Penn graduate, Virgil G. Hill
shaw, 90, The Vindicator, national or
gan of the Prohibition party, has the
| following to say: TO Vigil G.. Hin
shaw, national chairman of the pro-
hibition party, The indicator re-
specially tenders the thanks OF the
whole party for his magnificent lead
ership in the campaign. Mr.. Hinshaw
undertook the duties of his office at
Ia most trying time, with the heaviest
handicap perhaps ever laid upon a
prohibition national chairman. That
| the campaign has been so energeti
cally waged and, best of all, that the
whole party has been inspired with
the idea that this Is only beginning
at the foundation for magnificent con
structive work, i'm the building of the
greater prohibition party for the cam
paign of 1916, is largely to the praise Of
Mr.. Hinshaw. Let the whole party
now rally behind him and go forward
with him to four years of unparalleled
effort"
CFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
Howard De Vol, of Des Moines, waE
transacting business in the city yes
iterday.
Mrs. MolIie Sarvis went to Ottumws
yesterday to visit at the home OF hei
uncle, George Daily.
Miss Irene Dickerson went To OF
ltumwa today for few days visit will
her aunt, Mrs. g. II. Voss.
Miss Hazel Armstrong, OF Sigourne!
has returned home after spending sev
ieral days here with friends.
Mrs. w. S. Alexander was pas
senger this morning for Rose Hill q
spend the day with friends.
Miss Emma Parker, who has beel
visiting with friends in Keokuk, ma
returned to her home here. "a
Mrs. Oscar Rector. OF Ottumwa, ha
returned home after a brief visit her
with her sister. Mrs. A. Randell
George Fauquier and daughter Mis-
Zee, of Waterloo. are guests In tow
for Thanksgiving entertainment.
Mrs. Alfred Maier. of Keosauqus
. has returned home after spendin
. several days with friends in the cat,
Henry Frankel was down from De
iMoines yesterday calling anon
: friends and looking after business ma
tiers.
{ Mrs. Rebecca Z. Bridges has gon
, 10 Springfield, Mo-. for somewhs
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-28

old trading post. whiqH"~ years ago
stood on the J. McCollister farm south
of Iowa City, is now the aim of the
old settlers of Johnson county, who
in the spring will build two log cab.
ms in the city park. The new cab
ms will represent in ever detail the
old style trading post, and will even
be of the same dimensions as the old
ones, which formerly were located
near there, that is, 1920 feet.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-28

to the city. Ezra intimates that he
himself may soon become a citizen
among us.
Dick" Falls was somewhat severe
ly injured in a runaway on south Sew
enth street Monday. He was driving
a team of spirited colts that disputed
right of way with an automobile. Mr..
Falls was unable to control them and
they got away. He was thrown out,
the colts hurt and the rig and harness
damaged. Mr.. Falls is able to be out,
but he Is badly bruised aud scratched.
Hobert f. Widmier. OF Braney, Mo,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-28

who has been making headquarters In
Oskaloosa, has returned to his home
for the Thanksgiving holiday. Mr..
Widmier is connected with the firm
of Wldmier Bros, of Brayner, Mo.
He has been In town about four weeks
and in that time has disposed of ten
car loads of Missouri apples. Lon H.
Stringfellow, who has been assisting
him, will be in Charge of the business
during his absence.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-28

To Represent Pioneer Days.
To erect a perfect facsimile of the
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-06
Knew When to Quit.

Several years g a Missourian
moved out to eastern Colorado and
took a homestead. Things looked
pretty good out in that country when
he located, but the next season turn
ed off dry and windy. He hung on,
hoping for a change, but the second
year was worse than the first. He
had a notion to leave, but finally de-
cided to stick one more year The
third year, which was the last season,
was the worst of the three. He hitch
ed up a team of mules he still had
left, got his family into an old wag-
on and started treking eastward.
Finally he met a friend who had
known him before he left Missouri,
who asked him why he was coming
back.
WELL" said the Missourian. 81
stayed out in that blamed country
till my salivary glands dried up, and
l says to myself burned If I propose
to stay in a country where I can't
spit."-Kansas City Journal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-06
THE BULL MOOSE SONG.

TUNE, Marching Through Georgia., J
Raise the Roosevelt banner, boys
it's where We all belong
He's our standard bearer, and he's
running good and strong
The Bull Moose is calling us to push
the cause along,
Roosevelt and Johnson forever.
Hurrah! hurrah! the vote that means
the mosti
Hurrah! hurrah! the square deal is
our boast!
Our progressive slogan that has
swept from coast to coast,
Roosevelt and Johnson forever.
How the bosses tremble when they
hear our joyous shout
How the trusts are fighting as they
see what we're about!
Wait until election and we'll have
them both knocked out,
Roosevelt and Johnson forever.
Children will not slave in mills when
Teddy has his way,
Women will not have to work but
eight hours any day;
Toilers than will surely get a fair
and honest pay,
Roosevelt and Johnson forever.
So We'll free our country from the
unjust greed for gain,
North and south, and east and west,
from mountain side to main;
To resist progressiveness is every
where in vain,
Roosevelt and Johnson forever.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-06
Dictionary of Terms.

Rockefeller can write a few words
on a sheet of paper and make it
worth $4,000. That's capital.
The United States a take an
ounce and a quarter of gold, stamp
an eagle on 1t and make it worth
$50. That's money.
A mechanic can take material
worth So and make watch springs
worth $1,000. That's skill.
A woman can purchase a hat for
SO, but prefers one which costs $50.
That's foolishness.
A ditch digger works ten hours
a day and handles several tons of
dirt for s1.25. That's labor.