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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25

niebt Sonnenihein ionncrH 10 etlua5
mle Cages idlmrcr. &ICr StluHoeli
lang in 0rei un0 eiuer balben Mode.
Gos nodt 5ebu 0tiHltcn lin oea
Sog. IGq flir Iog iturrte man anT
cine idror}c Gede, allf eincn 0llIteren
&orbanQ, b!nter Dem berrlid}e Iinqe
pie Come, DtonD un0 Sterue Ila III
res IdIetn5 frclltcn. 60 Imtbte ltan
cs ron irllher ber. lllG oIe tSrClm0,
ser @egeluUart, Die cben pom aunri.
uent tamen. beridrtcten ais AudcHjCu.
gen lm0 idnporen, olB Scnnc, Ntnno
luto StcruC uu0 70 mos mIc etH
bluuer 6inEnlel iulrcr nod beilouoGt.
Go5 tr0itetc un5 Ill luier2m ferllter.
loien acliertohe. llnO tupTcr ldhlltd.
ten mir Dcn 9tcbel peiter lmo oil oa&,
DaS er nit iidh idletft. Geqnet c. 1t
| WulGcn. 10 iagt Der GngidnNer, 0aif
e5 HoBeu ln0 SlutOe rcQnet. 9lber
! ole Soften 1rn6 Solm0c brnld)t feut
Dtcuih 3u uerihlucfcn. g&a5 Je0odh
elm riGtiuer SCu0oncr 9ftrBnebel NIT
! itdi id)leiit. 0as muB man bluIrter.
miirqeu. Gcnn e. Oriugt olrd7 alla
Jcnitcr mo 26urcu, Ole, lclb't &c.
| idlpi'cu, nu5gc5cldInCt ucrtllIrCr, uHD
! itopelt Ii6 in alien 8erditelun9eu Der
9'rnuhlcn lut0 &ln6en nl5 flH Gbe-
mlfuIleHlagcr Ell HInlctlTc ultf tilt
GhcnitoIlculnacr. baa noH 10000
&onnen RuB i'm ,5a5re gebiIoet miro.
Die 5000 SonueH mcrtbuoIle Sui
pbatc, COCO lounen gnnHouiut lnto
5000 SoHncu Gblur euthalteH.
limb bteien Ssqen botsn iit bic
IDnboner eiaenbdnoig NIT threm 9et8'
ip'tsm pom 6immel herunter. @r er
eiebt lid, oas III rtttia, auf Elm Sc
bet pom 1T engltIhen Guaoratmei-
len. aber ein pabrer 5roit iii an4l
nas ni6t Prattiih erFtidt man bod
III bieier idpar3en BoIte, bic Qonnon
nit frGftiqen Qrmen umfaBt. Ersilif
nitt pie Supitsr Die SO in Gorregsias
| 0tei'terpert. So unp 9eus FHo lei
ter teine Spmbole fir 2ouoon uno
fetne Rublpolte, Die ntht i'm dtbertlaz
rem Slpmp, Ipnoern aus DEN aamiHer
| Der pripatbduIer unD Den Shlotsn osr
6abriten berous nd formt. Seht euh
! II 2onoon eineH 8Qmintopf an, rpeuH
in iraenosinem tletnen 3immerhen
Teuer eemaht miro. Wan t0nnte
aIauben, bas oou8e 6ousinnsre brsnne
aus. Run miro es aber 3peifellos be-
isr. 'Eur MISUNDERSTANDING in ben
faobQoIen QpnDoner Sabriten pirb
trCfttgite Bropaganoa getrieben. llno
in ben gripatbGuIerH MAIDEN gntbrdz
ISit, 8as uno Glettri3itdt Der altea
! S:etntohle immer erFoIgrsiter Gontur-
rcn2. Die rppblthdttge Birtun3 moe
nerner 6ei3ung ioa man audi bsreits
rsht fiblbar ipiireu. 8lsthDohl az
lteiten aus'tromenbe aobIenQois unb
+! Sic IoIioen Stoffe pes RuBes aud
Iterte nod an oer l3erit0rune alIes osT.
| len, tpas in t6ren gersih tommt. IRE
| taE miro ihnsQ uno pirtiam anae-
freTisn. Steine unD .2iegel OsrFalls1
Irnoep06nli1 Thnea elmer hsmiihen
| 3srfebun1 unp ihDnsr Warmor piro
Iunheilbar psrporben, mas aQerplHqs
Iniht fir ale Qonnonsr Marmorpert.
ein Shabe iii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25
7dGliAer marft Berid3t

sineianati. "a. Senuar.
Die na4isieenetu Nasiiruaaen be,i.ben
10 mar sns eHerss. fransaetisHea. ast
feiaersn esf&aftsn ssrsea stsas Sstsrs
vseiis bere4nst.
Drssifisnsa.
Der NsYft Dar rnhis aao bic Yrsif. ftesia.
eematt. - Srima etssm 8 9o-a. 90
f.s.t.
troS.nssfaI,,n,ss srstf6 Mari,
ftef,s. Otsrs clear Gsiien9 --sl.e. ibor,
Misseaisiisn S1-se, srtra fbcrt clear
es.tsn s1-9s, sauItsrn ~ - &c.
Dslie: ~ - 1915 lsfs ans Ks mebr
ssrss8.
Sassn. = Rarst assts. esort Mar.
6sitsn lo-l0Is. inrss Mistsnfeitsn 9sl
-lOe, srfra ftsr. sltar efitsH es<-iOs.
G6sltern 81 - 81 .as Dsaiss ioL -
iiIe isis sss I<s per yfxss assr per.
yadt
Sugar Cured sIsif4.- Marst seris.
Stimfen 1880 - i4.00. yienie 6Anltsr
$50 600, Srsatfah Sassn Ia. .O0-i6 90.
04sItsrn S.75 - 9.25. Nsu Dart Gut
S4nitern 500 - $50. trs6sns 0esf.
04tnlen II. 0.00-2O. 90.
esteeDstsIts sIsif6.--Marft Ne.
W 1Aiafen l2-i21e, Vicente GAmlisrn
8 = 6Lt Seaiss r. - iss, e6nttsrn
. 6izt RES Dsrf Sat 6AaltsrH a.
u.
erif6ssefsif as 4inisa10 J1--ile,
ysnir 6AatsetH 7X 81. G4nltsrn TX
-6s. bert NitpenisitsH " - S91s, fksri
Hare esissn 81 - Ss, ertre ftsrt oetten
SK-S1s Ssaiss s--l0he Der vinab.
RsAt So est rstss
Mstl. Nsass niaier vsieat el.25--
40 DiHtsE 6aaes ss.S5-4.I0, Dsatss
tsmiIs es.A0--o.s6 Syria ea.25-esoQ -,
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sen .sn esGs wurbs sa2- 214% aus'
geIiehen.
s,-tma 1aitspapisrs purssn iu 3a--
4Xs sislsHtirt. p.
eiAt - s4.s7--4.s7h ans 20 Gage ~
4.s81S--463H.
Nunse rarsn Rec
sis uni wx.bsn mis fsIst sustirt.
Ser. Gtasten ReFunbtna 2@ 100
1907, AZ reaiffrirts tls25l 1Isk - ia.
GsuSsrs 11sl-l14. s$ reaiftrtrte l0lH
--loaK, gsuysns 10lK-102H. pananss
GeupcuS ~ 100 aeb.
Hfttenmarft Aim gormittdae mar
Der gRsrit keute idwat uno bie 9,esis
batssn ~ rsissn. Rahmtttaas 'rat ieoon
eine Benbuns Elm nnb Die gerlufts purosH
ANN Ibeif pieser sutaemati. Die Shlus'
nssirunoen ftanseu aber netftens urfer oe'
men DOR aeftern.
NaShstenbs Surrs warssr vsn Der Ssrs
ms 3rwin. Mailman 4 ss., Is. 2ls-2sS
MsInut Gtrase. bers6tes:
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6enrD BouttDn an Gote 8outton, 5
SUB an bto,, ST.
Geo. Sipiser's Grben (per SberifD
an Bernard Monnis. 25 SUB an 6.
ape, nabe Sloo, $1333.34.
6bds. B. Gumien On Sabts 6.
Goulo, 35 SUB an Rinnsp aps., 81.
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Raise xl.75-4.bo, .Ytra &4.60-5.0o.
ganners 81 SC ~ 2.75, etsfers nRS
9sebers t3.25-5.25.
guIIeu. - Die 3ufubr mar bsate ets
mas er6ber anb ber Rartt rptlIlser. Die
gretie fieIen etrpas.
Waaere Mns tetats 90. 00--4. 90, 9oIssna
s.. 10 --4.75, ertra s.. .s5-50 90. fetts Splen
81 S5--5.25.
adIber.-- Die Bretie fisIen UNI Soc
500 per 100 gfunb, oa bic 3ufubr siems
lich arcB NOR.
Creinxre ans sress So. 50--7 50. fstr bis
sute IeiAte $780, 70, ,ertra $500. Fribe
@erfdufe $s.25-8.50.
Cdwetne.-- Die 3ufubr mar nur mds
Btg, bte Rahfraas eiHe sismlid5 arose uno
oie Breife ftiesen un 10c per 100 9fuub.
9ei6te 8erianotiorten itiegen UNI SC unb
Serfel blieben nnperdncert.
Shmere Shmeine brahter SO. .3O--e.35,
eate Bis axssrteient Berpasurss, uub
HIeiiherisrten S6.30-635. semtidte ger,
yafnnasfsrten s6.10-6.so, prbirsrs bis
saserleiene ftners fstts SSa. 81. .25-5. .s5e.
ertra $500, Gtsss 10000, Ieibte
Berianstforttn s. 30-s.sO, Sertel ssn 1le
Sfuns une YeHissr 800. .25, let6tere
$4.2S-490.
Cd afsans gam msr. -- SUITE bis
auserleisne fette gdmmer limb in 3ahitsae
uno ftstig, bic daoersn fLau
Sdafs - Grtra s3 65-3 rs, cute Big ans,
.rIeieu. 81. $3.50. orsiuSr.sts quite s.. .25
BIB, SdbrIinse s4.25-5.25.
BANNER --Grtra s6.65-G.75, aut. bisaus.
erIefene S6.25 --- $50. oroinirs bis cute
s4.50-5.o0. Guus $3.50-4.oo
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gu ysrf. n. eanuar.

Res ysrs. -. 5anadr.
9ian mar itartia s+8 .0o-a35o: supfer
fsit, Safe l4f - l4xc. GIeetrsIss
ttis ~ 14st - l4kt unb gaAiHs ~ ls--
l4lks. Otti mar Hau su 81 40. so F;
eysItsr besaI sa S.. 4s--6.sS. eiisn mar
ruhia. 70. SsuHerp xsrthsrR ~ STATS
-I5.00. no. Q -. ta $tl.50-l4.75, Rp.
/ Gcsttern ans Ss. 6enttsrs ioit su
eI4.26-l4.76.
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yiebmdrfte.

GiHstnnsti. "a. Sanuar.
2ufuhr uno BerHaast mdhreab Der per
iloilsntn "a Stuuosn. ueraIshen nit ben
pcrbsrsebeneen Iaseu. sDaren ME fsiat:
9ufubr: Hlgo3t.1. Sgrelne. Gtafe.
Jdn. 22 1862 7l4l SOS
Sau. 2a ..... 1853 3A23 240
Ian. 24. 800 t520 s94
Ter BerIanet betraJ In bsrietbsn Seit:
San. 22 ..... 1861 ISL
Jea. ~ .... 5l7 1852 ---
Ran. ~. l3S 7s0 -
AinApisb. - Der Rdrit mar bsnte ftes
tiger. Die Rahfrase iuar eins sisnlib gnie
nnc nte s3ufubr senisene. Nilhtiibe wa.
rem rHbis unb fsetig
34nsrs 3tiers $3.50 - CTS erfra
o6. .e5--s7.9h. fanep D6fen q. So
|6.75, 6leif4erfisyst4 .a5--590, ansesleiene
biS sEra e6.oo-6.5o. estfsss $3.oo-5.o0,
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Gttesss. "a. Saruar

StntstsH. Seests s4.75 9.35,
Teras stiers ~ 40-5.75. wesIi6. Stiers
A.I5--7l0. Sts6ers mn, Seesers 1856
5.95, Sike una oeifsrs g.. 1o-s.50, S6Iser
$5.50-s.75. Marft ffetiG ano l0t bober.
SApstn.. - seitts S5.65-S.l5. ss.
wii&ts s5.S5--6 IS. fAners $5.9o-s.37L,
rssbs $500 e.l0, ssrfsf s4.25 - $50,
murtt ldnsiam uuo 5-l0e boher.
eAGs xHs sAmmsr.-SAsfs: Gis'
keimt' t'as f3. .l5-iso, nekttAs $3.50-4.65,
SdhrIinee a. 75-570.
S4wrsr. 49, siristwiTAs 81. 25--6. .65,
rekIi&s 81 .l5-6 go. Tsrfi lanelam.
Sxfxkr. -- EtaspttA 14000, S4petne
81, 900, e4sfe Vss2dmRer 5000.
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Der lluias Inn hiefiaen Clearinghouse ts
lief nd bsuie caf "a. <79. 800.
xsta.esMrffafw.
Mud beuie fparen bic G5el6di.e wieber
ietr rutis ano bte 8rssfe seora6t. Tte
folsenosH gersduis fuo ~ bsri1ter:
Va hsS DsYis.
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Cbsnic wie an ben pcfbergehenben IA
aen, 10 mar du1 bente bic as6fraee mad
srdrle zen nur nnbspeattno. Da bic Banieu
eeHa4ente Tpn6s sn Sane babeu, II
msr 0Befs spfllie. gsH ben 9anfen ruurbsn
Tdtieben ..on saii" su 4--4H Il ausesiiehsn
y. GsfAdftspapieys wxrben 40 81 --6% bts'
isntsrt. Cie RafIer pIdeirten yripatfonbs
~ ~ .on eaI" unD III 41T-5R aui 3stf.
sssdhiei ans Nsw Dsrs
pureen su los Srdntie per $1,000 swifheu
ganten psrfauft. Gonntsrrats betrdsf 50s
Yrdmis per si0J0.
Eshid asi 9srssa.
viIlissr. Sente HHb bic feIsenssn Hnsti'
runsen ~ bsrtdtsH:
Qsnbsn, 8 1aas asSttbs. "a. SIX -4.871 ssr
g, 80 Tose etnf. s4.S3X-4.Bie per g; Va,
rio Tase siAt 5l2I-5i5 Sranes per sl0o
60 Taas Stnt, 71<--520 JraneS per 800;
flr Tsnti4lanb 4 Tase si9t, 4 Rari S551S<s
bs. % feas 6s&f, S4Le.
Documentary Btls auf 2onben nurSen
X $l63N, saf GlassoY ~ $A.sa aae
anf WsIfait ~ t4.S2s ssrfaatt.
es.rsfsafisHen.
sabis ana Itstty. Die BanIen sus!srsn sis
snfnfs
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Wsfsfies ~ f.Hf. TeV Crtssfs
Cpen aettIs 3s--t4e. gsstri'1sat 1S-o1:.
per @aHsne. ssrssuw s5-7se ver0assrt.
Heis.-vsrs iiemft& fessst aas e:'
tie. ssalHars. Eanss 4ess s--6He. prints
&L-5LIe. .srsts3rer , -<c. Sspss ~ --
4s<e per 8funs.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-01

Of the Snyder Ice, Light & Power Co
situated thereon and appurtenances
thereto.
And whereas, said judgment in
favor ~ the Snyder National Bank
is foreclosure OF a deed OF trust
lien. subject to the lien of plaintiff
on the property above described and
IS a foreclosure Of deed OF trust
first lien on the West % of Lot No.
3 I'm Block No. IS. Of the Lundy
Park addition to the town Of Snyder,
scurry County Texas:
Beginning at the Southwest cor
ner OF said lot No. 3 thence East
along the South Line Of said lot 100
feet; thence North. parallel with the
West line Of said lot $50 feet; thence
West, along the North lire Of said
lot 100 feet; thence South along the
West line OF said lot to the place OF
beginning.
And whereas, the respective iudg-
ments established I'm favor OF Jas. r..
WEIGH. w. A. Fuller, T. w. Clark,
NJ. A. Grimes. ~. A. Eubank, A. T..
Mum, Arthur Yonge and T. f. Sears
Is foreclosure of a deed Of trust
lien on the property herein first de-
scribed, subject 10 the liens in IA
vor Of the plaintin, and the defend
ant Snyder National Bank respect
lively, and is a foreclosure OF a deed
OF trust lien also on the second par
eel of property above described, sub
ject to the lien Of the Snydn' Nation
al Bank. and Is a foreclosure OF a
deed OF trust lien not subject to the
lien Of any party herein. on the wa
CONS, mules and harness belonging
to the Snyder Ice. Light and Power
Company.
Plaintiffs said lien being foreclos-
ed as II existed on the 2Sth day Of
March 1911; the Snyder National
Banks lion being foreciosed as ii ex-
listed Oh the End day OF August 1911
and the lien OF Jas. r. Welch and
those above named In connection
with him being foreclosed as they
existed on the 12th day Of March,
1919.
And whereas, said order Of sale
directs all OF the lot or parcel OF
land and property herein first de-
scribed be first sold and that the
proceeds thereof be applied first TO
the payment OF judgment In favor
of plainti1 IN the sum of Si6,236.3l,
together with interest thereon and
the further sum OF $685., costs Of
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-01

At the fifth annual meeting OF the
Commercial Secretaries and Business
Mems Association held in Houston
last week. Mr. b. b Cain. president
of that Association recommended
the establishment Of a Farm Life
Commission charged with the duly
of making a special study of the
growing and marketing OF all farm,
garden and orchard products. to-
gether with the problem OF trans
portation In its relation to the pro-
Queer. The Commission is to be com
posed of five or more persons and
they are empowered to employ q
chief or head Of the Farm Life Blu
reau and also engage the services OF
an expert rate man. The Executive
Committee OF the Secretaries Asso-
citation will soon hold a meeting and
select the members Of the board and
prescribe its powers and duties.
The Farm Life Commission is the
outgrowth Of the work or the Com
mercial Secretaries Association with
the Farmers Union in the marketing
of cotton and presents a much wider
agricultural and business interests.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-01
Irrigation Is nie Secret
j. A. Fondy Manage.

Wien Judge W. K. Smith returned
home from the irrigation congress re-
Gently held at salt Lake City snl
which he attended. we asked him con-
osnrlng his Impressions Of tae Nor
man country. tie said 60 was q verb
table revelation so him that 'hc Nor
mans we're remarkable people 800
their ability 10 develop country.
While there. judge smith WAS invited
by the present he'd OF taa M0rmgu
church. whose name is also Smith, t0
visit the latter that t.ey might confer
on some matiero now pending 1cfor.
congress. Judge smith said that wa,-
or was the secret of ali the wealth.
bcoutv and glory of the great salt
Lake valley. which was ycr.tably
looking uaradis The Normaus val
ue water much above tle gold. COP
per and all other mineral wealth
which is 20 Doc found 600 that section.
wherever th- water could be pu' there
was 20 De ON % prosperous farm and
home. Although already an cuthu-
siastic apostle of irrigation BIS visit
.r ... ..... ris eyes t0 The wCui-
or.ui r,ss.t .- lf chat system OF
ar. gl,1re Co. further said tla. ttc
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-01
sp eF's SALE

Notice as hereby given, that by
virtue Of a certain order OF sale. Is
sued by the CiorK or the District
Court of Scurry County, on the 10Th
day Of October, 1912, in certain
cause wherein e. w. Clark is plain
tin and the Snyder Ice. Light and
Power Co., the Snyder National Bark
Jas. X. Welch. WA. Fuller, r. W.
'lark, NJ. A. Grimes. d. A. Eubank,
u. Mum, Arthur Yonge and H..
Sears are defendants. in which
"a ssea Judgment was rendered on
the 18th day OF September 1912, in
favbr OF said plaintin against the
snyder Ice, Light & Power Company
for the sum of Sixteen Thousand,
Two Hundred Thirty Six and 31-10O
($16,236.3D Dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate OF 7 per centum
per annum from date of judgment
together with all costs OF suit; and
ia which cause a judgment was rem
dered IN favor Of the Snyder Nation
al Bank, defendant against the de-
PENDANT Snyder Ice, Light and Pow
er Company for the sum OF seven
thousand, sixteen and 1900
(s7,O16.16) Dollars. with interest
thereon at the rate OF ten per cent
per annum from the date OF judg-
ment. together with all costs OF suit;
and In which cause a judgment was
rendered in favor OF Jas. r. Welch,
W A. Fuller, f. w Clark, NJ, A..
Grimes, b. A. Eubank, a. T.. Num-
Arthur Yonge and T. f. Sears, estab-
fishing their respective Indebted
nesses against the Snyder l"e Light
Power Company in the following
sums respectively: Jas. Il. WEIGH
sf6AG8; w. A. Fuller. $1944.69; r..
W. Clark $1944.69; NJ. A. Grimes
s423.7O: b. a. Eubank S%S9.35;
A e. Num-. $3O5.52; Arthur Nonge
f61i.25; +. +. Sears, S4SS.3S;
And whereas said judgment Is
foreclosure of deed Of trust lien
In favor of plaintiff on the following
described property towit: All that
certain lot or parcel OF land sit
mated In scurry County. Texas and
being all of that part of block No.
IS. OF T. ~ Nunn's first addition
q, the town Of Snyder, Scurry coun-
~ Texas. situated and lying east OF
the right Of way Of the Roscoe Sny-
dor 4 Pacific. Ry Co., and the plant
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-01
To the Ginning Trade.

Now that cotton is beginning 10
get somewhat dirty, We wish to call
attention OF the public to the fact
that we are prepared to take all the
trash and dirt out OF the cotton that
can be taken out by any gin, by hav-
Ing the latest improved Continental
Cotton Cleaner and the overflow sys-
tenn which enables us to run the cot
ton twice through the cleaner We al
so have the double fan system which
insures clean seed as one side OF the
fan pulls the cotton while the other
side blows the seed--at Che same
time what dirt acoumulates is blown
out through the exhaust.
We will appreciate any fayors the
public may bestow upon Nc and en-
dsayor 10 give the best possible
work In each and every instance we
guarantee. satisfaction.
FULLER GIN,
.. u. FOndy, Manager
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-01

-,s Sew -ra q raids Ha1 o.
votes u O. -lt days before Tie
.Is,..a -e low.
on. Oh Oil. rrcsc time -1o.S2
tae- t.n.fs I.-a be-, aiken % ihir-
c-Ive static. Tlry .rEc i-om The
Pacific Coast -, Maine nd f.om Ais
souri, 20 Souf Dakots and Mo1t- M.
or ttis total Gov Wilson has rc-
ceitci llasg- Roosevelt has 70
ceivod S257s SIR. Taft has 90 his
c-rli- -Srr.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-01

sheriff. scurry county .T-I'
To til. Ladies OF s1yder and sur

To the Ladies or Snyder and 'nr-
rounding country.
Come sne. cone all aud huF ycui
toilet requisites nj AIRS. Watkins.
She is sole representative Of The
Franco-American Toilet Goods. Ih'
following articles are Kept 81 ss's
NJ A. ID. D0dsoR's and Costes-Csie-
nan Dry Good Stores
Besutigieas, Crsmisient, CHii-
giens. Fragrant Balm. vomP.sAiss
Powders. shampogieRe. perfuHes
and extracts Of all kinds
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. LINCOLN, Nebr.. September A.,
Led into comments by the returns
from California and Vermont at his
home here this evening William Jen-
nings Bryan, Democratic leader and
editor of the Commoner, declared that
Hiram w. Johnson, Progressive can
didate for Vice-President, was the
biggest Progressive in the country.
Il would rather see Governor John
son as President of the United States
than Colonel Roosevelt" remarked
Mr.. Bryan. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-05

The "Toris" lens is ground with a
deep, inner curve, which permits OF
the lens being placed much closer to
the eye, allowing wider range OF
vision with no perceptible edges or
annoying reflections. The "Torie'
lens is for particular people who want
the best and are satisfied with moth.
ing less. 1t costs a little more, but
it is worth it. We fit the "Toric'
in eye-gIass or spectacle. "
+. Factory on the premises.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-05

The condition of Luis Lao, the
victim of a recent assault in Guata-
mala city, is extremely critical. Based
on the fact that, while Doctor Lazo
was minister in Washington, he be
came a naturalized citizen of the
United States. his brother, Antonio
Lao, a New York lawyer, has asked
the State Department to ascertain
the facts connected with the attempt
upon his life.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-05

A yacht flying the United States
flag and having forty Americans on
board, was fired upon by Turkish
fort i'm the Dardanelles early last
month, according to reports brought
by the passengers on the steam
ship Manitou from Antwerp, and
corroborated by Miss Gertrude l..
Carey and her niece, Miss. Gertrude
Barnes of Duluth, Minnesota, who
were on the yacht.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18
IIrnrI,c For sIIrnt ,nn,lri.

+. S. .ruHTH. secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18

bread, the stnn Of life. II our
long suit, W. bnkc bread that
Is realty bread, not u lump of
dough. hut u scientific blending
at the very best flour aud other
ingredients und the result N "a
"ar at bread pnr excellence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18
ADVISORY BOARD TO
SETTLE COW PONY
DIFFICULTY
President D. X. B. Sellers of
State Fair Association Calls
Special Meeting for Mon
day, December 30th.

Money due winners 81 the state COW
pony race. which was run at the state
fair IN Albuquerque IN October viii
Nlsuri board ut the uSsuCiatiun. to be
held In ia" l,ll,s' thratur Monday aft
rruuun. December 20. Formal notice
uf the meeting ut the board has been
niN"" hN President -. Il g. SELLERS
OF tho fair association. There was u
nrr,' Nrtnuiv regarding the ITiZC
money distribution at the imr at the
race, which has popped up iHturmit-
t"ntIy since tn" fair ended prrsi
dent sellers letter 60 the mrmbrrH ul
the advisory board Is as follows.
Nlhuqu"ruuc y. NJ, Dee. ~.
Dear Sir:
We beg iu advise you the ud, isurl
board uf IN, state Fair association
viii meet at the recent state tair
headquarters In III" f.lks' opera
house, Monday, December the 30th
~ . o'clock u. ul, Tor the puTpOs"
al awarding the money due the win
ncrs uf The state COW pony race. ur-
uurdng to the rules and requirements
Tor that race, Hu0 such other husi-
ness us may come before the huuTd
\s an owner or rrpr"SrniutiN" at
one OF the contestants IN this race"
you arr respectfully invited 10 he
/ pI,H,ul
your. N"rs hulv,
H. Is. u. .lElLEI't,
rIrndrui
4. .fItIltI.y ..rr,t,r,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18
Convicted Murderer I..rnl,r..

Nognlcs, ArtH, Dee, ~. Andrew
Nrsbit, - l'ull"d states caNalrymnn,
sentenced tuI the murder 1T a Next
can woman vi,h three other men ana
~ youth, awaiting iInnr purlnli"n I"
ia" pcnl'rutiary AZ fiurrur", broke
out Of the county mil last nrh ond
presumably Ned into MrNiru TIA,
youth, convicted of burglary wax zee
captured ny MeXlcHn officers, but Nrs
hIt and the three other men, g., lr
ora. Auguslin MOnradn ana Mdiild,
Perez. sentenced to i've years each
Tor sh"ullltng are stun nt large, IN,
iiN" cul they way through the JUi
lock with a unrk saw while the iailni
Was at his SUPPER
The, lu.k"d four other prisoners
vino refused to JOIN In the break, IN
their rrllg,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18

sacramento, cal, bee. lN.--A re-
pri"vr at eight weeks Was granted to
Iharl,s silent Carson to-day hy
GuN ,ruor Johnson. Carson MAS to
hutv bee. % rN'cutrd 1T Folsom pruitcn-
lltrN nest i'rdup Ne WHH sentenced
to drill, under IA" law vhi'h makes
II - capital rrtur tor - convict I" at
tack 90 prison guard ~ attempting Ia
rSrdI~ aud from lii, tim" h" was sen
tru,,d, more than tNu years ago, has
never .ruk,u q Nurd,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18

The Spcrklcd Trout, u Sc cigar. Is
fast becoming The best selling Nickel
cigar In Albuquerque. This cigar In
an AlhuurrruuI production and II
made or tha very best of tobacco and
by strictly clean hands. Henry Wcs-
tcrfcld manufacturer, 2O7 West Gem
lrnl avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18
Tnmbla's Livery stables Phone .,


Hudson, colo. Zee. Is Miss Dora
Shuff"r. u mHrkEwumHn of Fomc not"
In this district. was attacked by three
hungry prairie wolves while ON her
way to visit q urighh0ring ranch.
She phut the iriu with her rifle aud
hnH added the potts Ia her collection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18

rh" tinul grand dress rehearsal for
David GurrlCk," the play To- be- Civ
rn ~ tn" Elks tomorrow night by the
NumhnE club vain amateur local
tvlldr tnlrut, viii be- .hrld tonight.