davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

After an absence of 95 years Miss Alice
Thomas of Glendale, CAL, is visiting at
her former home, near Sylmar.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

An epidemic of Group has closed War
ton public schools.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

The Snssex County Pomona Grange,
which includes members from all parts of
the county will hold its convention at
Delmar November IA.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Cholera killed Mise Laura Lusby's
flock o. 80 turkeys in Kent county.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

A supper held by Methodist women of
Bay View realized $S2.S5.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Willard Hare chiet clerk of the Bush
Line of Wilmington, dislocated a hip
when he fell down stairs in his home.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Two men driving along the road early
yesterday morning found the storehouse
of Howard Hopkins. of Burrsville, afre.
Neighbors were called and nearby house
saved, but the store, with the barns and
corn storage lofts, was destroyed.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

The First Baptist Church of Milford,
has secured Rev. Thomas G. Davis of
Gile it's, Pa, as pastor.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

In pursuing Kate 0rrell, colored, a
prisoner who was escaping from his office
Magistrate E. F. Wood, of Dover, fell and
dislocated a shoulder blade.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Kent county Progressives held a large
attended mass-meeting in the Dover
Opera House Wednesday night.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

George G. Anderson, son of State Sena-
tor ]. Hermon Anderson, of Cheg-
void, has purchased his fathers general
store.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09
SKIRTS
WAIST LINES

straight lines in wool materials.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Chicken thieves are operating exter
siVely in the vicinity of Ridgely.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

George 7. Burlin has been appointed
rural delivery carrier from Port Deposit,
vice Joseph Rineer resigned.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Thieves stole the hunting dogs of Hugh
Burlin and Samuel Will of Rowland
vile.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Mayor Charles L. Moore, OF Georgetown
has forbidden oyssernen and hucksters
to blow horns or cry their wares before 7
O'Clock in the morning.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Thomas Dolan is in the custody of the
WILMINGTON police, is said to be one of
several boys who stood on the Baltimore
& Ohio bridge across the Brandywine
creek ard threw stones at persons walk
ing in Brandywine Park.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

On the ground of deaeriion John G.
Coleman, of Galena, has been granted a
divorce.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

While passenger on a train in Lam
caster county, Mrs. Clarence Griest of
Rising Sun died suddenly.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

After travelling through the Western
States for nearly two years, Evan G.
Boyd, former Mayor of New Castle, has
reached that city for few days.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

John Brooks fell from the roof of T. B.
McDoDald's new barn, at Norrisville and
was instantly killed.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Following quarrel over crap game,
Thomas Mason colorsd of Laurel, was
lodged in the county Jail, charged with
shooting John Collins, also colored.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

s. Russell Squire, aged 10 years, who
disappeared from his home in Whining
ton last week and was arrested in Bell
wood, Pa, was returned to his home by
Police Sergeant Schell.
Middletown transcript., 1912-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown celebrated
their twentytifth wedding anniversary at
Elem Saturday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12
CROCHET.
Cotton and Wool.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

BY ReynoIdB machnemade premium s5:
second, IS; third 81. III
Premium, $3.50 ~
ladies, under
Premium, s.. Must be D. moreen
Lumber premium,
s8 second, g. Must be four entries
BY HomeFunurv Co. collection Of Premium s25
brass bed
BY Blowers CaeBes made shirt waist BY girl under l6
BY g w Phebus Best embroidered pillow Premium Best
brodeed Premium, -.
BY urinBes embroidered waist First
BY Bansiod Andews-Bess handmade onepiece dress
in merchandise.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12
PoIITRY ANp - sTocK.


l. All birds for exhibition should Be pa the day preceding opening
OF than 10
Of
whether No fee viii be charged for entries
under head Of miscellaneous o. pets
specimens
or Iced.
judging commence day by
awards made by
The Fair offering excellent premium list and have
exhibit thoroughbred poultry
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS OR PETS.
RULES GOVERNING THE woMANs BUILDING.

All articles for this building Monday Tuesday Sept
Positively there will
The only exceptions to this rule mentioned below:
Exception Bread and cake win be received Wednesday,
September A.
Exception p Butter received Saturday morning ONLY
2 All articles must be o competitor
Not than article hesame kind
Must be three entries Woman
Department
Nothing can be removed from the building before Saturday O'Clock
X. NJ
MRs. HARRfs PAREs
John B Gordon haner
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
CORN CLUBS.

The boys Clubs exhibit Sept
prizes will be awarded Let all the
present be admitted Sept6,
Bnsfo Dieel gold watch boy
ears only G. L. RIDINc County Superintendent.
By IS
DIV Cherry
By old
premium, $5; second, 3d. third g.
Largest display,
All six varieties be grown d onefa Premum
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12
C-FARM PRODUCTS. HoRTIcULTURE.


ANsELMo HARRIS R. w POWELL sUpFstyrEspESrs.
Ten per Rule and Regulation No 30 win be
Thursday commencing 10 awarded
All Six varieties be grown one farm.
~ Firt premium ------------ 1890
secondp 500
Third premium 400
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12
Wheat

Best bushel smooth headed $500 500
Best busbel bearded headed 200 100
Best bushel any variety 200 Loo
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12
CULINARY.
MRS. GEO DAHNKE, SUPERINTENDENT.
MRS. PINK MARSHALL AssIsrAxr.

l. No goods will be received that put up hacid
All articles this
wines be made b - -
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12

Dinner VII Be served the FAIR Grounds Thursday and Friday By d
John B. Gordon Chapter.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12
SPECIAL PREMIUMS Glass i Fine Arts).

~ White 4 Burhard i display Premium. U.s. II
BY Dehei HrosBest painting premium si
second nj third. - Il
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11
Miehia halutaar.

Maksamme $1,000 viikkopalkkaa
asiamiehille, iotka myyvat meidan
kulta, hopea ia nikkeli, Elgin,
ia Waltham kelloiamme ia Vito
iamme ystavillensa ia muille, 81 ia
So kuukausimaksulla. Me haluam-
miehia matkustaviksi asiamie-
hiksi, liikkumaan paikasta paik-
kaan, missa suomalaisia on tyossa.
Toisia paikallisasiamiehiksi, pysy-
maan omalla professionalism.
Maksamme $40 viikkopalkkaa asia
miehille, jotka tekevat Hayden alan
ty0ta nellie, tai So viikkepalkkaa
asiamiehille, jotka ty0skentelevat
nellie vain ~iltasin, heidan oman
paivatyonsa paatyttya. Vain rebel
liset miehet vastatkoot. Mainitkaa
myos nykyinen toimpnne.
NORTH AMERICAN SALES CO.
Box 954- Dept. 1853. NEW YORK
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11

Wiime lauantainn Flo puoli 4 ip.
paloi Sronmoobisia Mc@ratb'in
omistaman poiarafennutien pldfer'
ia. iosia oil puuiepdn persta, oi'
man piloiae.
6. M. @eaniad tebbdan Fol.
merrufIet mapaasti faiffiin fieltd
osteituibin eiineifiin, ioibin faiper'
usta moboouiIesti balutaan.
Nannerenfaita, fultaiormuf'
Tia, perid, neuloia ia tdpIi maIifoi.
ma fatfenloisto iufpeelitaiporaa iubs
liza morten
s. W}. 9ennilG.
6aittius- YstGipdiu gDbiStbf-
fen tiriurin oioite on: Wr. 5. s.
SactIon Yor III Sron Belt, DiS.
@rifcisalennns. @rifoisaIens
mus %feIloien foriaamiieue iubIio
morten
6. 81. 9euniuG.
= SDtuda feuoien foriaamisto
parten menfdd
s. W}. Beoniae.
- GlfG1 menfD inertia eoenmGf-
II falaGa! 9GinD Gfquistin r6dtdIis
tiitfeestd iaatte parbaut niappaipaot'
teet." 6eil ottofaapa tGmd bupmi'
oonne.
- SptuGG fulattua tatparaa, Flu.
| pari ia laiiastipita lDpbdtte
6. W. 8eaniltd.
- GituGt n,niSta. SGmGn poiftas
funnan oiuttoot ein6t muista FINN,
merteen nuoteen olleen ndin pittGdn
fomia poffoTia.
Soista niitfon pnfin ouut 25-4O
aStetto ale rouo.
9tntti SDtma tuoli fpiime Iau'
antainu Hamiapeid, Wlich. @oino.
ia oil i%oirastorut pitenm6n oion il
meiitoutio. SdIfeen idtti ipoinoio
maimon 2 tpt6rid ia l poiau Don
boar mooban Yibdrmdn pitGi6Gn
iosta b6n oil fotoiTin. SGsId moas
ia foipua iIdGuId 2 poifod, ioietc
%tpinen Sobn 6oImo aIuu nGtDifil
Neronosia, Micb. ipDsfenreGen tai
nannoSia. Sidltddn oil moiuait
tuoQeefaan So 10. II If. ia 10 pr
panbd. Saut tdsId moaeia 10 3:ttc
t fertao, npin parin nuober poitfeeII'
t iofa ferta. 2uonteeltoon oil moino
, ia Iiipo mics, pitden buolta perbees
; tddn tddIidfin pdin, ipfa buoli iuur
. olifin patoittanut bdntd Mmerifaar
: ldbtemddn ia IitdpaitIi omoIi bdt
: mpDs fen toipon ianfoiffiIesta eld
mdstd, iofa on fristitpild. Sou
taus tapabtui 9esiemerisid, josie
ruumis iaarnan pitt past. W. SO
WiIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11
Slntuitms.

Salumeiin G%risiHiIen NnoriIolen.
ran muoIitpfous on tdmdn fuun II
p. Flo z ip., iosia luetaau fuluneen
muoben tilt iefd nolitaon mirfaili.
at, Iefd muita i~euroa tostemia oIi.
oita otetaan feefusteItamofIi.
Salumetin neutrality-suspicious.
lunnuntaifoulu alfoa toos toimin>
tanfa lunnuntaina tdmdn FUN ID
pnd.
q, 6. XiIieropS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11
9(mteefIi.

Std mind f~aitesia baiamieIiIpn'
oesIdni firioitin 9luttaion 52:sIo nos
STA Ioului euramme iobtdian nimen
mr. Somuel ppbioIa. SliIi pitdnpt
ola mr. Gomuel WtictelIon.
NDprimmdsti
Sobn 4uftonen
Worquette, Wid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11
DR.. A. III. Thomas.
Silma-, korva-, nena-, kurkkulaak.
Silmalasien sovittaia.
KONTTORI:
Bank of Ironwoodin ylakerrassa.
SairalOiSet.

TIE, jotka tunnette reumatismia,
hermoheikkoisuutta tai vatsavikoja,
tietakaa, eta ne koriataan hero
malta. Samalla saatte neuvon mita
laaketta tarvitsette kayttaG.
AUG. MELA, Hieroia,
122 Mansfield st. Ironwood.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11
miime piifon lopuua. SGdItd mat
fali ban &upariiaoreue.

~ 0D'thtJta NhtbNUtF
.dsid niime maanantoina. Wlaas
nantoi iItona pitt ban MaIo T. leu.
ran buoneustoua pubeen 5uuIanalis
iesti tofoonfutiutulle pleiIoue, noin
30:Qe bensele. Yubeen idlfeen Iitten
ldsndoliioista muutamat tetimdt pus
buiaue muutamia fpipmpfIid ia
wostawditteitd iuIfiIesti, iesa mpo.
bemmin mieId ptIitpiiestitin. Daiffa
perioatieet tdrfeisid tobbisIa piirpot.
Elm iprtdsti moStaffoiTia, tdmi tes,
fueteln faifen aifaa foifeeIa pstd.
mppoesId.
SruniuupoiSia on piime puos
ben fuIuesia ipntpnpt enimmdn iuos
molaiiia lapiid, MIN. 164. 4dbinnd
omat itapalta'unfarilaiiet, rs lasto,
ia pasto tolmonnef5i ameritoIoiIet,
IA losta. 9dstd pddttden on CSrpu,
ppooin perbeeDiIesId mdeSiDsid Iuus
rim proientti iu%omaIoiia, maitta
noipibon muitofin ipitd oaa mai
~futtamasia.
- SifaiSu. GoeSmenneen Wiatti
Pafan perbeen bpndtIi pioetpsId
ferdpfiesid tuIi faittiaan $l49.14.
g8iime numerosi amme oil fpmme.
nen oouarin lasfunirbe. 9iIGt1i on
on %buomoutettu eta mrs Wtaria
Siftaneu on faiffiaan idtt6npt ra.
boa 500, 90, liStoien mufaan $2S. 80
ia ettd erddsId lietasIa on iumma 5
ienttid Iuurempt FUN mit6 OH idtettp
robaa. - 4erdpslietoiSto OH go. 5
ioutunut buffaan .mifs Wtaria Sui
fulta, eitd fiind ole olut pbtddn lab
iojtusta mertittpud, Iista go. II ON
mielG nainoion meIjeud Sntona'
9osId.
- 3iitOs. SpoGmeuiien, milpiti0
mdn fiitotieni ppDbdn tdten louiuo
faitiue mile, lotta labiallaan olpot
auttaneet minua fuuoen pienen lap.
Ieni fanSIa eldmilen alfuuu. @rifoi
Jet tiitotiet labioien ferddiiue, eteu'
Elm mr. Socob Wtafiiele, iofa tdrii
mduiIesii on puubaillut bDnGfle
nj. Wlaria Yafta.
= Sunrta StnImia peroino opo
~tdfdldiiet foi:Dantopbti0t %faonee
matlaa tpiime u.icten %peroina, Ter
idIfeen FUN niime iy:ignd omoiIuus
tamauista tarfemmin armosteltiin
3. =. 90. So on mafIanut $50,
O95. 9S ia Nemport pbti6 $1O6, 243.
SO.
= 2aituaato p~nmettommnfiia.
Wiime tarstaisiltana Flo 8 putoii a.
meritfalainen 9erbert @ri9bt, iofo
8 muotta on ouut Nemport pbtiDn
paltpelufiesia, niimefii tp6niobtoia'
ma maan pddud, faipantoamffoon,
laaben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fmoleman,
ban putoIi ndet pIi 1000 %ialtaa. au'
costa tulema bDprp esti bdnen nj.
femdst1 outfoo, iiien aibeuttoen on'
nettomuuoen. Woinoia oil as nuos
ben itdinen pfIindinen mics, aIunut
SronipoobisIa % muotta.
Diime torstoina ioutui 4 miestd
straightforward ,Iiiaitietpa 9ur'
lepst1 l6nteen, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT alle
faitpannon pobiaSfa ieuraufieua eta
fafIi beistd menetti b%enfenId. Our.
mania %iaaneet omat italiaIainen Oios
nilio ba Sacco ia itdpaItaIainen
Wtartirio 9ertolucea.
Molemmat oIipat perbeeuiiid mie'
bid. S:td idi paimo ia 5 Iasta StaIis
aan ia 9:td naimo ia 4 Iasta, iotfa
oiumat Garepn pddud.
Snfitaloia. aplmien iImoien
pouitesTa, Fun ibmiiet t%amauista
enemmdn opat ~iaaneet foettaa ldms
mittdd oiumufiaan, OH ouut tuIipas
Lola oifein IariasIa. Wiime torstai'
iltana pritti tuii tuhotDiue q. 80.
0aIlatin oiunnosia 20. Gper fabuI'
la. Cult %Iaotiin fuitenfin plan tu'
fobomtetaffi.
06imdIiien iGIfeen miime perian.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11
Hmbu totta.

Wuuan perIiaIainen poita NbbmI
Habir, ioutui matfaua Da9oabin
foupunfiin rosmoien fdIiin.
= paliofo rabad iinuaa on? fp'
Ipip6t rospot.
= Nelidfpmmentd benoria (noin
so pennid), pastaii poifa.
- Staban ne ellie, mootipat ross
npt, pdbdn bdmiaddn poian rebel.
Iiippbestd.
= Gn moi = mastaIi pDifa = i'll
la ne on ommeltu maatteitteni IL
Iddn. Mmtta miebet ratfoinat laus
man ia IDptmdt rabat.
= WifIi ianoit nellie, ettd f%inuIa
on ndmd rabat, ne FUN ofpat min
bpfpir piilotetut, ettemme muutoin
foSfaan oIiIi I%Dptdneet niitd, ianoi
paauiffD.
- MinG oIen Iunannut dibiueni,
etten fosfaan naIebtelifi.
Rosnot pIimat fuin IoIaman Isle.
mid. tSetfiIen hiIioiien moitioIon idI'
feen ianoi pdduiffD:
- Sdsid on fdteni, piaton IapF,
Iupaan tdstd betfestd Iuopua pabol'
ia tieItdni.
SoiIet rosmot tefipdt iamoin ia
antoinot poiane rabat tafaifin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11

SartduSbettt Iaman patIpo" '""
la HS Sronmoobisia gte~Port'n
Wtrs. SoIiinin taloSia.
Sortaushetti festimiiffona II p.
Wester &imistDn luona ytorr'en
pddud.
Spntpnpt ia faSettti.
M~ontreolisia. Wtid).:
Soban ia Gamma &antaan poifa
Eoimo Siot ipnipi 26 p. elof. 1911
: East. 6 y. tammif.
Sronmoobis'a:
Stat ia almunoa Mdfeldn poifa
@ino Sotannes ~ 1t. 81 p. lonli't'
1911 Fast. 6 p. tommit.
&uoIut ia bonoottu:
M~ontreolisIa, W(it:
Sfe Mrmas Suliin fuoli 80 p. lou
luz. 1911 10 puorofouoen monba'
ma, bauoattiin Sronmoooiin 3 pnd
tammif.
9esiemerisId 9urintanisIo:
@theI @leouora &nrmonen fuolt 3
%. tommie. 4 fuun ia 10 pan man
hama, baub. 8 p. tamlnif.
Gntli Solma YIibdrmdstd Sno'
meSta fuoli RamIopSid, sWticb. me-
5itoutiin 6 .. tammif. So 10. IL t.
ia 10 p:dn rpanbaua ia banoatttin
8esIemerisiG 9 p. tommif.
WaIfrio 20. @iIen,
61O IS. aner It. Sronmooo, Wttd1.
GeleI. 436 81.
N%pbGtpnlm Sronmoooisia iou.
IuIomon idlfeen olfoo taos emf tnn'
nuntoina g. %Ieuratunnon ftrtosIo
fIo / ip.
9anSallisiearafnnnan %iefofuo'
ron barioitutIet omot toistoiietF Jun
nunnuntaiiin Flo A3 ip. &aiffia fuo'
ron idienid pppoetddn p~Stdmduiles'
ii fap mddn iddnnDuiIesti borioitnf
fisIa, fparIinfin mt fun on tiloiluus
hariciteIIa naan ferran niifosia.
Gelma OISon Wafefieloistd ia
bdnen lupnaan mierailemasia olut
Selmi Samunen matfustipat miime
Iunnuntaina Sancocfiin iotfamaan
opinuoitaan Suomi.S pistosia.
GbatDnbt. &. HoIenoabIiue S.
ron Yeltistd lpntpi tpttD miime lun'
mintaiua.
WieIuilen iouIuIabian iai gilbert
Eurunen Sronpoobisto piime iou'
Iunaoton o%attono, MIN. eIifpispoion.
(r%lutinen on erddn pabin9on tafia
mp0bdStpnpt).
- Sfuullut. Wiime i%uununtoina
fnoIi SronnoooiSia Gurrp fobun
morreua Grist SobnIoniu poita,
Senrp, tperenIpDtIpn topoiieen fob'
taufIeen. Wainaia oil 10 muooen l.
fGinen.
- WitlifiSiam ampui Suomen
ruotIoIainen GIiaS Sinf 2ittlc SirIs
pointisIo.
Vpted filmddnfd iaopi mield'
Elm 2usti Wden Hopsniminen poifd
Sronnoobin pobioiIeuo moanpilies
ip%sIeubaqa. Sdn Iai ippsfeidad nal
lien fansia IeifiteQesiddn nalin f.
run I~iImddnid ia iat ola uieampia
miiffoia iairaolosia. y}pt on finds
Id tdptpnpt tebod uuii leiffauS.
- 8pnlut oIeoipot taoS iouIuIo'
man idlfeen toimintarIa niime maa'
nantaina.
- Snmalanpaltuelnfiia Srons
tpoobisfa ia pmpdristDad: Perion'
toina II pnd mrs Nemalon luona
Nepportin luz. Flo z ip. Sunnunt.
Id p Soresterin baaIisIa pphdfou.
In Flo XII ap. triSt. nuoriion fofo'
us Flo HS ip. ia SIaf auioIan luo'
ma Norrien lut. flo 2 ip. 3orstaina
Is p. DoteTieIoisId mrs anttiIon
luona Flo 2 ip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11

SumolanpalmeIuflio tammifuulo:
ID p. GIiIIorbisIa, Dis. feno 10
aomp.
81 p. @opeoioeuo, Dis. Flo puo.
IL op.
20 y. grontmoobisia, Dis. feuo
10 ap.
5. %lrpiIoinen,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11

- 9Sierailfnt. Wiime torsioino
faopuiuot poiffafunnauemme pie'
roiIemaon nonbot ironnoooilaiiet
mr. ia mrs SdrfeId !Sisb Bridges
I'd.
Ylr Mug. auen yle9auneesto mie'
roili Sronnoobisia piime p%erian'
toisto iunnuntoibin. SddItd iotfoi
bdn motfoonIa Gbicoeoou IiifeoIi'
oiueen.
2etTid Sobn Riifonen tdipdiIi
poittatunnoGamme I%iifeoIioiaaon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-11

~
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24

working around aeroplanes a year or more, and wanted to become a bird man. Before anyone was astir he went to a hangar and wheeled out an aeroplane belonging to Peter Me Loughlin. Without any assistance he performed the almost impossible feat of starting the engine and gaining the seat before the machine began to rise.
 Dr. Henry F. Walden and Frank Fitzsimmons found Turner beneath the wreckage. One of the bars had been driven through his abdomen and ln upright pierced a thigh.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24

the hauling forth of the top Iayer. Then something furry and agitated darts out and sit down on the floor and shriek. It was a chipmunk routed from his winter lodgings and he now darts nervously and indignantly un. der bookcase. I would just as soon live fin the same house with a man. eating tiger as with a chipmunk!
 "'No,' said the men who brought up my soaked belongings from the pier. Mary won't be here. She moved away. No. there ain't nobody else you can get to scrub. No, we don't know any man you can get to clean the yard and fix the pump-every- body's busy planting the crops. No, there ain't no one in town who wants a job. No. you can't get no lettuce nor berries nor garden truck-they aint ripe yet, don't you know thatY
 This when people back in Chicago are rioting In asparagus and straw berries and head lettuce and cucum- bersl
 liner may be hundreds of birds outside amid the lovely greenery of June, but I don't know it. for I am wrestling with unaccustomed back. breaking tasks inside the house. By
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24
Pastors to Fill Jury.

Philadelphia, June 24.-The coroner announced that on Friday of next week he will have special jury of six prominent clergymen, representing all denominations, to hear and act upon cases of automobile fatalities.
 His object in this novel move, he says, is to familiarize the clergymen with the danger to the public on the streets from automobiles. Later the heir pulpits words of warning and advice to motor vehicle drivers and to pedestrians.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24
STRONG BATTLE PREDICTED AT BALTIMORE DEMOCRATIC
 MEETING.
HOT TIME IN CONVENTION
All Factions Regard it as Sure to Pre- cipitate Hot Fight in Conven- ton Over Temporary
 Chairman.

Baltimore, June 24.-William J. Bryan will make the fight against the naming of Alton B. Parker of New York as temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention, re- gardless of the attitude taken by the five candidates for presidential nOmi- nation to whom MT. Bryan sent tele- graphic note asking them to join with him in opposing MT. Parker. That statement was emphatically made by Dr. F. L. Hall, national committeeman from MT. Bryan's home state, who has been keeping MT Bryan informed of the progress of the events here.
 National Committeeman Hall said the issue as to Judge Parker was more clearly defined than ever, and that the fight had to come.
 "The replies of the candidates so far made" said Dr. Hall, clearly in dicate that they do not care to take sides, but that will make no difference to Mir Bryan. He will never let up in his fight, and it will be carried to the convention floor"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24
2 o'clock that night I eat some stor

o'clock that night I eat some ss0i' bread and butter and cheese anu banana and tumble into bed more osaS than alive. There Is dust in the =. z. and 1t is pitch dark and outside 'n' tree frogs are dolorously singing !.
 "Back in Chicago my brutal frienu. who envied me are dining on luxuI's. . and just starting out for an evenins spin down lilac-scented bouiesa'u' through the parks. \ .,.
 Something drops kerplunk on 'Is counterpane, and I know 1t is g ia,ss ,ss fat spider. There is mouse gnawlas busily somewhere in the room. u I pull the sheet up over my head a'' nervously shudder myself to sleep. ...
 This Is the real truth about '-s way in which you start off summer = sorting. Chicago Daily News
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24
EDWARD 4. JUDD CHOSEN
CHlCAGOAN TO HEAD NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE. Winnipeg Is Chosen for Next Con- vention City at Louis
 vile Meeting.

Louisville, Ky, June 24.-Edward dent of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges by the nation al convention. The number of vice. presidents was raised from six to ten. Missouri's member, c. L. Simpson, from Kansas City, was named as one of the vice-presidents.
 Phil Messenger of Cincinnati was elected secretary, and E. D. Lovely of Detroit treasurer.
 Winnipeg was chosen as the next convention place. The annual ball brought the 1912 session to a close.
 Bids were made for the 1914 con- vention by Memphis, Pittsburg and Tampa, while Los Angeles came out strong for the 1915 meet
 A. H. Fredericks of St. Louis sur prised the convention when he brought in a beautiful silver service and pre- sented it to the retiring president, S.. s. Thorpe.
 Saturday morning the secretary started for Mammoth Cave, where they will stay over until Sunday moA- ing. The final break will come Sun day morning at the cave.
 On motion of the Canadian contin- gent, the name of the association was rechanged, and instead of "interna- tional association" it will be known by the old name, national"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24
85 KILLED IN COSTA RIGA
Bio Snow FalIs-BetWeen 400 and 800 Injured-Phenomeno Happens
 in Midst of Summer.

Port Limon, Costa Rica, June 24.- Eighty-fve persons have been killed and between 400 and 500 injured by an earthquake and ensuing volcanic eruption in the interior of Costa Rica.
 Word was received here Saturday of the disaster. The villages suffering heaviest were Demara, Lividia and Tony Amiroll. At the last named place 40 persons were killed.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24
Bryan Calls War.
Speaker Clark-Sidestepped.

Speaker Clark-Sidestepp Gov. Foss-Sidestepped
 Gov. Marshall-Rejected proposal and defended Parker
 Gov. Wilson-Sent a reply to Bryan, but said if it was to be made public Bryan must give it out.
 Mayor Gaynor-Bryan's telegram not yet received.
 Gov. Baldwin-Telegram not re- ceived, but friends say he will stand by Parker
 Gov. Burke-No report yet received.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24

La Toilette was all smiles Friday, but would not say what made him smile. His friends explain that noth- ing pleases La Toilette more than to hear the squeal of soft-shelled pro- gressive going to defeat.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24
Psssenqers Kill Bandit.

stockton. Cal, June 2' pives gers of two San Joaqu'h after launches beat bandit to dea'n r,ver he had been knocked into the sorty from one of the boats, about miles, south of here.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-24
Hurt Badly on First Flioht.

Mineola, l.. l., June 24.--In his first attempt to fly, Henry Turner of Brooklyn, 19 years old, was so badly injured he may die, He had been