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The Detroit times., 1912-01-25

How 20 Get Rich, by One Who Knows.
The man who starts out with the
idea OF getting rich. won't succeed
YOU must have a larger ambition. There
ia nc mystery In business success If
vou do each days task successfully,
stuy faithfully within the natural OPP
atations Of commercial law. and keep
your head clear. you will come out all
riqht--John II Rockefeller.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25
The People viii Support Wilson.

Il doubt IL the Democrats will have
sense enough to nominate as good a
man as Wilson; IL they do, the people
will support him. Roosevelt Is not a
candidate at present, but II the call
comes he would consider il his duty
to respond" SO. says John Burroughs,
who is a naturalist and friend of the
Teddy Bear. Houston Chronicle.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25
M.x,, U., Apo,ber Cleveland.

Cleveland was the puzzle and amaze
m,nt OF the seasoned politicians and
the bedevilment OF the orthodox rules
o. politics We may be discovering an
other Cleveland instead OF another Til
dcn.-New York World.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25

ing objects. While flowers have eyes,
however, il does not follow that they
can see II is not known whether or
not the sense Impressions are transmit
ted 10 some nerve centers correspond
ing To the brain OF animals.-Harper 5
WpqI-1v.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25
" OOseyeIt.

The trouble with Theodore Roosevelt
is that he's about 81 per cent right
and only ABOUT 80 per cent wrong. and
Mirror.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25

terested in the college professor
who has thrown himself into public
life with convictions and deter
mination 10 stand by them. Gov.
Wilson, unless we are greatly mis-.
taken. has strengthened himself with
the people by the courage and high
principle he has exhibited, and his
candidacy now looms larger than
ever. Certainly, we may hope 70 be
spared the spectacle of the Harvey *
Watterson grievance swaying the
Baltimore convention in the selec-
tion or a candidate News.
Jackson is proud OF the honor and
privilege OF having Woodrow Wilson
as its guest, even for an hour. He be-
longs TO the type of man who stands
for something real. Polished. vigor-
Gus, fearless, righteous and brilliant.
Gov. Wilson, of New Jersey Is a ma
tional power for honesty in public
life His appointment OF Prof. Calvin
n Kendall, formerly OF Jackson, as
state commissioner OF education for
New Jersey, gave his visit here added
interest. The governor stated TO the
Citizen-Press that he was proud OF
Prof. Kendall.--Jackson Citizen-Press.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25

Every man thinks he knows good
coffee so we'll that IL he only pays
enough for st. no matter what 1t is, it's
right.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20

There il one medicine that every fam
ilv should be provided with and especial
ly during the summer months VIZ,
Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera, and Diar-
rhoa Remedy. 1t costs but a quarter,
Can YOU afford to be without it? For
sale bv II dealers
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
JAPANESE CONSUL
PRAISES VALLEY

NJ. Ida. the Japanese consul at Port
land. who was recently here on visit
and who called on E. L; Smith, has
written MIN the following letter OF his
Impressions of the community: os
Carving pleasant impressions OIL
warm hearted Americans, | have just
returned ed to my post and hasten to
thank Won for your great kindness dur
I'm conclusion to my observations, 81
also express my hearty admiration Nor IoI
the beauty and superiority OF the iioo"
The fine orchards, the fertile farms
and the,fostering climate all enehante1
me. Tbe future of your district VII, VIII
Be very "p promising and wonderful; ds., and and
earnestly hope that aennns the highest sork Sue'
cess will crown your sIIenuUus sur, l'Ours
H' Morizs Ida,
Consul of Japan.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
ADDRESS DELIVERED
BY MRS. BEAUMONT

The following is an address delivered
by Mrs. John F. Beaumont last Friday,
Flag Day, at NeighDorhood House.
Portland. Ore. The flag with which
flag raising exercises were carried out
was presented to the home of William
ette Chapter. d. A. X. Mrs. Beau
mont is state regent of the Daughters
of the Revolution.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
Consul OF J apI


Whoopins cough is not dangerous d US
n.o,oalion easy by giving ins"IU has been
used in many epidemicS OF this tins, pnseaIg hS aII
with perfect success. For sale 0y al
ipslars
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05
SOME OF the
WINERIES AT
THE Big FAIR

In addition to the awards already
made, the following were given yes
terday:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05
Herds.
HEREFORDs.

Exhlbitiors--Geo Chandler, Baker,
Oregon; University of Idaho, Moscow,
Idaho; VIM. p, Emery, Macleay, Or.
Bulls.
Aged BULL, Chandler on Deban-
air 26th.
Two years old and under three,
Chandler on Beau Don
Senior yearllng-i, Chandler on
Valedictory.
Junior yearllng-1, Chandler on
Beau Ideal.
Senior CALI, University Of Idaho
on Curtice; 2, Chandler on Crony.
Junior calf, University Of Idaho
on Handsome Fairfax; and 3, Chan
dler on Beau Ideal and Mystic Beau
Donald.
Cows.
Aged cow, Chandler on Jewel.
Two years old and under three-1,
Chandler on Peaceful.
Senior yearling-1, Chandler on
| Erato II.
Junior yearling-1, Chandler on
Blue Blood.
Senior calf, Chandler on Marie
Beauty; 2 and 3, Emery on Lady June
and Lucille,
Junior calfl--1, University Of Idaho
on Dona Perfect; 2, Chandler on June
Senior calf, Chandler on Marie
Donald.
Champions.
Beauty; 2 and 3, Emery on Lady Jun'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05

Bonnie Ormsby Lass and Hazelwood
ormsby Bosch; 3, Newell on Oregon
Wartena De Kol and s, Frakes on
oregon Madolvn De Kol and Oregon
Wartena De Kol.
Senior yearllng-1 and 2, Hazelwood
Holsteln Farm on Hazelwood Chloe
Mechtllde and Hazelwood Aggie
Hartog; 8, Newell on Loa Belle; 4
and s, Frakes on Glencoe Lady Korn-
dyke and Chloe Mechtllde Korndyke.
Junior yearling-1 and 3, Hazel
wood Holstein Farm on Hazelwood
mka Hartog and Hazelwood Bracelet
Hengeyedt; and 8, Frakes on Fries
land Maid Tetje and Oregon Make 2;
4, Morgan on (unnamed).
Senior calf-1 and 2, Hazelwood
IIolstein Farm on Lady Bracelet De
Kol and Hazelwood Ruby Artes Hem
gerveldt; 3 and s, Frakes on Oregon
Mechtllde Pledge and oregon Calam-
ity; A, Newell on a Siesta Jewel Girl
Junior calf and 3, Hazelwood
Holsteln Farm on Hazelwood Brace
let Jewel and Hazelwood Aggie De
Kol Cd; 2, Frankes on oregon Mech
tide warting; 4, Newell on Navahoe
De Kol Sd,
Champions.
Senior champion bull-Ha2elwood
ormsby Posch.
Junior champion bull-sir Oregon
Colantha.
Senior champion COW - HazelwooC
Bracelet De Kol.
Junior champion heifer-Hazelwoot
Chloe Meohtilde,
Grand Champions.
Grand champion bull - Hazelwoo'
ormsby Posch.
Grand champion female - Hazel
wood Bracelet De Kol,
Herds.
Aged herd-1 and 2, Hazelwood Hol
stein Farm; 3, Newell
Young herd-1 and 2, Hazelwoo
Holstein Farm; 3, Newell
Breeders young herd-1, Newell
O. Frakes.
Calf herd-1 and 2, IIazelwood Hol
stein Farm; 3, Newell.
Get of one slre--1 and 2, Haze
n wood Holsteln Farm; 3, Carmichae
Produce Of one cow--l and 2, Hf
: zelwood Holstein Farm; 3, Frakes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05
state Of ono. cIty Of Tolodo. }

Lucas County )ss.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm OF r. J.
Cheney g. Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY,
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9th day Of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1886.
(seaD A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c,
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
patton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05
sHORTHORNS.

Exhlbltors--A. d. Dunn, Wapato,
Wash. A. c. Chalmers, Forest Grove,
Oregon; University of Idaho, Moscow,
Idaho; ]. C. Currle, Macleay, oregon.
Bulls.
Aged BULL, Dunn on Imperial VIC
tor; 2, Chalmers on Scottish Baron.
Senior yearling--1, Dunn on Scot
tish Sunrise.
Junior yearllng--1, University Of
Idaho on Western Star; 2, Dunn on
Dunn's Fayorlte.
Senior calf, Dunn on Dunn's In
spiratlon; 2, Dunn on Scottish Sun
rise; 3, Chalmers on Golden Prince
Junior calf, Dunn on Western
Star Second 2, Chalmers on Tualatin
Prince.
Cows.
Aged cow, Dunn on Queen ABB
botsburn Second; 2, Chalmers on MIN
mic Third; 3, Currle on Mazurka Maid.
Two years old and under three
! Z. Dunn on Lena May; 2, Chalmers on
Scottish Star.
Senior yearllng-l and 2, Dunn on
Highland Mary and Scottish Lady,
Junior yearllng-1, University Of
Idaho on Welcome Lady; 2 and 3,
Chalmers on English Lady Nineteenth
and Scottish Flower.
Senior calf-l, Dunn on Dunns
Princess; 2, Chalmers on Scottish
Rose,
Junior calf, Dunn on Highland
Mary ID; 2 and 3, Chalmers on Silver
Lady and Fork Branch Mildred; 4
Currie on (unnamed.
Champions.
Senior champion bull - lmperla
Victor.
Junior champion bull -. Western
Star.
Senior champion cow-Queen Alb
botsburn Second
Junior champion heifer-Dunn'i
Princess
Grand Champions
Grand champion bull-Imperlal Vic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05

ness in each side, could not stand tight
clothing, and was irregular. / was COM
pletely run down. On advice took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and am enjoying good health. 1t
is now more than two years and have
not had an ache or pain since. | do all
my own work, washing and everything,
and never have backache any more. |
think your medicine is grand and / praise
1t to all my neighbors. If you think my
testimony will help others you may pub
lish it."-Mrs. OLLIE WooDALL, Nor
tons Gap, Kentucky.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound will help you, write
10 Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co.
(cOnfidential) Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by q woman,
and held In strict confidence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05

In addition to the awards already
made, the following were given yes
terday:
Awards In Agriculture.
There were II individual exhibitors
in the agriculture department at the
state fair and 81 classes Of exhibits.
The awards we're made by W. X. New
ell, and were as follows:
Individual farm exhibit H..
Hughson, Albany. first, $780, L. d.
Westfall, Tualatin, second, 800; G..
C. Russell, Mt Angel, third, $50,
Sample of white beans-L, d. West
fall first; also first on sample of
peas.
Sample of Canadian white wheat
C. ]. Ramsden, Macleay, first; also on
white velvet wheat and white Clawson
wheat.
Winter barley-W. A. Taylor, Ma
cleay, first; L. d. Westfall second.
Oregon gray oats-C. ]. Anderson,
Salem, first; L. D. Westfall, second;
w. A. Taylor, third.
Buckwheat-W A, Taylor, first.
Popcorn-D. X. Luthy, Salem, first
Field corn-L D. Westfall.
Collection of grasses-Mrs. F. A
Wolfe, Falls City, first Mrs. Belle
Teal, Falls City, second
Display Of hops-F ], Diem, Sa-
lem, first; Diem Bros, Salem, second
Vegetables grown from Burpee'i
seeds-N. D. Mccall, Roseburg, first
l. L. D. westfall, second; F. II, Hugh
son, third.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05
BACKACHE
NOT A DISEASE
But a Symptom, a Danger Sig
nal Which Every Woman
Should Heed.

Backache is a symptom of organic
weakness or arrangement If you have
backache don't neglect it. To get per-
manent relief you must reach the root
Of the trouble. Read about Mrs. Wood
all's experience.
Morton's Gap, Kentucky. 81 suffered
two years with female disorders, my
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05
Awards in NeedlcwOrk.

This work at the state fair grounds
was done by girls under IA years Of
age. There we're 13 exhibitors with
S2 exhibits. The awards were made
by Helen Sadler, and are as follows;
Button holes-Marie Fleming, The
Dalles, first; also first on each lunch
centerplece, toilet cushion and em-
broidered table runner.
Hemstitching Nellie Simons, Port
land, first also first on each set Of
underclothing, pillow slips, stocking
bag, bureau scarf, silk embroidery
and burnt work.
Fancy apron-Annie Simons, Port
land, first; also first on each of the
following: Laundry bag, cross-stitch
work and embroidered towels.
Fancy apron-Gretchen Brown, sa-
lem, second; also second on embrold'
cred table runner.
Observation-Disclosures West, Sh-
lem, first; also second pillow slips.
Dairy Exhibit Best Ever.
In all there are 81 varieties Of dairy
products under the superintendency
of A. H. Lea, of Portland, who has ar
ranged them so that each one may bC
seen to good advantage. Because o.
the excellence Of all the exhibits thu
final scores were remarkably close II
many instances, and the decision o
the Judge was only made after thc
closest inspection. Winners were an
nounced last evening as follows;
Creamery butter-Flrst, Independ
ence creamery, 95 points; second s
0. Rice, Union Meat Co., Portland
941k points.
Cream cheese-First, Media Co
Operative Creamery Co., CloverdalC
95 second, Adam Schneider Re,
Glover Creamery Co., Tillamook
94h.
Best display-First, r A. Schu
. blnger, Salem; second, W. e, Cater
lin, Langlais, Curry county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05

heath was very bad
and / had a continual
backache which was
sin ply awful. Icould
not stand on my feet
long enough to cook
a meals victuals
without my back
nearly killing me,
and | would have
such dragging sensa-
tions | could hardly
bear IL. | had sore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-05
Grand champion female - Dunn's

ter
Grand champion female - Dunns
Princess.
Herds.
Aged herd-1, Dunn; 2, Chalmers.
Young herd--1, Dunn 2, Chalmers.
Breeders young herd-1, Dunn; 2,
Chalmers.
Calf herd-1, Dunn; 2, Chalmers.
Get of one sire-1 and 2, Dunn; g.
Chalmers.
Produce Of one cow--1 and 2, Dunn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
Oeutfhe & ST G | 6.

Ser n, 6. Jiopember. Sle Gr>
ipdblung Woporotp WilS9n's piro pon
Der beutiden preile i'm allsemeinen
als fir Deuti@lanb giinitig onseieben.
Die s3eituneen tpeiien Oarauf bin, bat
cine 9erabfesung Der boben SduB>
sDIIe unb elm Mufgeben Der Politif Der
Nabslitite su eriparten lei. Sic warz
men Die beuifde 5anoslsDelt inbehen,
bon ben Dsmofrdten nidt gu Diel gu
ertpqrten unD peuten barauf bin, bab
bitt,lbsn ebenio febr ben ShuB ames
ritaniiher SntereiIen i'm Nuge be-
baftsu perpsn, pie Die rspublitanii6.
Yartei.
Die .goft" stpsifslt baran, baB
Woooron Wilion. trob ieiner Ueripre-
dhngen mebr tbun tann, als gooIes
belt ooer 5aft unb fdbrt Damn fort:
Der Dollar 1T in 2lmerita ltats
mG6tiger, ais Der Wille bes prGIi>
benten unb bic Sruits, pelhe ROoie@
oslt ni4t untsrtriegen tonnte. iperoen
patrfGeinlid aud gu Diel fiir Wllion
5ein."
Das .Saaeblott" briidt bic 6offs
nuna aus, oaB Wilion bauernoe 9anz
bslsbe3ishunesn apildhsn ben Ser.
Staaien uno Oeuti6lanb iuausuriren
nnb europdiinen ShuB5ollen als
Muiter bisnen m0ge.
Mlle 3eitungen briiden Die 2lnii6t
aus, bab bic Demotratsn jebt, mo lie
our Maht eelangt iinb, iih nit Der
Msltpolitif mebr befreunben iperben.
9lufHanb in 6 iberia.
6ier miro beribtst, bab in 2iferia
Elm Nufitanb ausesbrohen lit. Der
areu3er .paniber" lit BON aumerun
aus mad Monropia beorbert poroen,
Inn bic oeutiden Snterefcn Su i4iis
BEN.
aurges.n g h pinb iud DIT.
Or. 6riebri6 s. Jrisbmann pere
fiinbete Mittfpoh in Der Sibung Der
msDiSinifhen Geisllfhaft, baB er eins
prattiffe Gur fir alle 5ormen ber
Sdipinbluht ssfunoen su haben slaus
be. Gr fiibrte mebrsrs patienten Dor,
tpelhe furirt par:n unb ertldrte, bab
n 682 Gdlle nah Ieiner Metbobe nit
arobem Grfolee unp 5umeiit nit po!lr
Itdnoia eintrsienber Seilung bebanbelt
babe. 6erporrassnbe Ner5ts beaeus=
ten. bab audi fl. nad) Or. Grieos
mann's Wetbobe bebeutenbe Grfose
sebabt bdtten. Or. Jrieomann's Me=
ibobe bsrubt auf sSnofulution bon le=
bsnben 9ubsrtel 8a5illen.
Gaempf nisber in ben
Reih stag gem a bit.
Die Neihstaes Griabpobl, ireldf
iniolee Der Manbats ylieberlegung
bss fortfdrittliden 9lbeeoroneten
Ratmpf notbpenbis geporoen bat
nan benz Inn Mitternaht befannt gez
iporbenen Greebnib, ben Grfo!e
Raempfs nit iid sebradt.
Oas Refultat bat grobs ueberras
fhuns kreitet, ba nidt eripartet porz
ben mar. baB i'm eriten Wablsans cine
GRtfheibung fallen fpiirbe.
Nls gegeHtnnbibaten iparen nod Der
Go3ialb<motrot Ouipel unO BET
Deutj4touisrDa.irt Braun i'm UsIns.
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Oge(eQrap6
W brp m Wilfon's GrtlG :
= II n

princetOn, %. s., 6. ROOemb.
Der erpdblte prdiioent DoODroD
WilIon beuntportete Wtittpo6 Die
9liidrpunId Sels9rdmme BON Prd@
iibent 5aft unb Col. gtooiepeIt uno
erlieB oarauf etne Grfldrung, in pelz
der es heiBt, ,,odB Der ebrlt6e uno
stniiatspolls Geiadftsmann oes 2aEz
oes Don Der oemotratiihen 40mIntz
itration abIolut nthts 81 befur6tsn
babe"
4n ben prdiibenten Suft in @af6z
tn9ton ianbte 9err Dilion foIgsnoes
Selesramm: SD piirOige Sbr
freunbi6QFtli6es Selegramm ppn
gun3en Ser5en unb bride S6nen met
ne perf0nli6e ooda6tung aus"
On Gol. Rooieoelt in Sbiter 8ap
rihtete er folgenbs 8epeI6e: Bremen
beralidItsn 9ant fir Shr frsunoliz
DIES 5elesramm. Genebmigen sic
meine pollitdnbigs 5ohadtung etc.
Serr Bilion erlieB am Utittpo6
Radmittdg folgenbe grtldrung:
y8as Rsiultat Der Wabl erfillt
mic1 nit Der Soffnune, baB Die benz
tenben fortI9rittlihsn glemente Der
g}ation snolih fi6 pereinigsn ner=
ben, um Dem 2anoe unternebmungsz
frei6eit no cine Resteruna tpeI6e bon
allen 4orpprationsz unb pripaten Snz
.tereiien frei lit, unb 8eredtigteit unO
5prtitritt mill, gu gebsn. Der ehrlt6e
uno einii6tspolle geihGftsmann oes
2anbes bat abioIut ni6ts gu befiirhz
ten. Riemano, beIsn 0ei6dft obne
9srIsBung Der Rshte freien Wettbez
tperbs uno obne 4bmahungen unb
oebeime 9sr6inoungen, peIde oas
8runbprin5ip unIerer 9eiess uno al
len 9eiunbsn 5anoels untsrnebz
mungsgeiit perleBen, 9efii9rt tptro,
brQuht bon Der 4ominiitrattDn unbez
fuNe @inmiihung niht 3u befur6ten.
llniers Soffnung uno unier 3ped be-
itebt bdrin, alle freien arGfte Der Naz
tion su attipem uno einfi6tsoollem
3uiammenipirtsn gu pereinigen uno
unierer YroIperitGt cine gsiitige fSriz
it1e unb Elm 8ertruuen gu perleib.n,
ipie es bieieIben bislung ni6t beieiien
bat.
Die 0erantlportlidtsitsn Der 2(ufz
oabe iinb ostpaltige, aber es iino
8erantportIi6teiten, bic idmmtli6e
syiihrer, tpelhe bie9eountsn II. SbGttg=
felt Der Ration letten, theilen miiiIen.
Wtein siuensr Gbrgsis fpirb pollauf be-
frieoist Isin. nenn es mir geItdttet Iein
piro, Der Wortfiihrer Der Nation in
bisIsr sroBeu Sohs gu Iein."
Der ncue Stub Der s. II. II.
8ribqepprt, Conn.,, 6. Nop.--
Rihter 2llfreb 3. Beers BON 9ritlsz
port, Der Sberfpmmunbeur Der 9ranb
2(rmn Of tie Hepublic, hat Die fofoen@
ben grncnnunaen ungstiinoigt: Sensz
raj gbiutant: nenrn =. Gtelep,
Bridgeport; generalsQuarti2rmeiIer:
6. .. 81. Stotpits, Buffalo, 81 g.;
General Nubiteur: 9. +. 9rpant,
@oupaca, Wis.; General sSnIpefior:
s. 3. 8rablsn, 9citpn; 9atinnaisr
pdtriotiTfsr Snitrutteur: 2epi Gong
felton,, Winneapolis; Stabshef: So.
6. Bead, 6artforo, Conn; 9ereroIz
Gbiutant, SO. s. Qleh, peru, 'Sno.;
silfs Gsneral Qoiutant: s. 3.
8ennett, gbicago; 6ilfs 9sneraiz
Quartiermeifter unb guitps Ter Qrz
dipe: s. $. 6oIcomb, pbilaoelphia;
RotionuIer SSabnentrGger: SoIep1
Diderion, Seattle, WaIh.
Rep. Sauptquartier per-
IaiIen.
geep Worf, 6. Ropember. We-
Der 9prIibsr 5illes, nod audi Sefre@
tar Rsnnolb bonn rspublitaniiheu
National aomnlittee tonnter Mtittz
nod aufgefunben tperoen. 3as
9auptquariier mar pSlIia !ssr.
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WetterberiAt.

STR Sbio: yaeeen am Dom
neritas, gefolst bon idonem, fdlteera
Metter. Gm ssreitag fdDnes Bet'er;
ettpas mariner. georbipeitli6e Wtnbe,
bic berGnberlidb tperben.
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Cincinnati. 9onmeritag. Ocn Z. Nopember 1912.

DurA unIere eigsne Grfa9rung nit
afdoemii6 gebiloeten 2euten in Der
politit lperben ipir gu Der 0offnung
ermutbigt, boB sr fi6 ebenIo praftiI9
unb idlau ertpeiien iptrb, a(s irgenb
elmer aus Der alten S6u(e amertfQniz
l6er po!itit.
Der 0ampfer Sc oDul
George" geitranbe:.
Quebec, 6. Sob. - Der goit>
bdmpfer vRobol George, gigsntbun
Der fanaoriGen NorbpeitbaQn, nit
901 paifagieren an 9orp, 1T ain
Wtitttpo6 Qbeno tpd6reno eires Rez
bels i'm ct. 2oren3 Strom auf 5elIsn
aufgefabren unb er ioQ ii6 in i9lin=
mer Sage beftnben.
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1de Npiatifer Derunalidt. Qeutndnt
2(ltrihter machte einen Slug nit Ell
nsm OoppelDeder unb bate als Qalz
iagier einen oSngenieur gtaEle1s
Meper mitgenommen. Wdbreno fes
5luges borte Der Wtotor plOBliA uuf
gu arbsiten uno Die WuIfine ItIr3te
aus elmer 9Obs BON so SUB 16. Die
beioen Wtdnner purben als Ge!ben
untsr Der 5erit0rten Wtai4ine herans@
ae3pden.
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Die WabCen.
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TaS NeInltet in nielen Staat.n
nod niht oei1nittp betaunt.
Sosueit ftnb aber gS;lipu 3S4,
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Gieftoraiittmmeu sespiH.

Soma, 4anias, California, D3inne.
iota, Sito 3afoto uno @poming
nod ungelpiB.
Sn aonIa5, Wlidigan glri3ona uno
Oregon
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mett5 angenonlnen nor6eu.
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SIN 9tQtionalen Observation-Disclosures
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Gb lie aber au6 ole &ontroQe iiber
oen Senat erbalten 1per0en lit
nod ungeDiB.
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Der galfantries.

Die 1iirten entTflolen, es Dor Nons
itantinopel nohmdls 5u eiilec
ShIa6t tonlmen 81 laiisn.
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