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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-24
Wishes Trust Prosecution Papers

not wish to be prejudiced The repre-
sentatives of the press have all coop
Grated in every possible way to
tighten the burdens of the committee.
"The committee will not tolerate
any further attempt on the part of
anyone to shape its course. We shall
proceed in our way and the Judgment
of our efforts well may be withheld
until those who criticize our course
may have opportunity to examine the
official record"
Senator Smith Pounded Table.
As Senator Smith delivered this an
nouncement, be spoke emphatically
and punctIated his remarks by pound
ing the table with his fist. Afterward
he did not give any detailed eXplana-
ton of what actuated him to make the
Germany Proposes Maritime Agree
ment.
Washington, D. c., April 24.-Ger-
many has taken the lead in move
ment to secure greater safety to pas
sengers on the high seas by interna-
tional agreement. Count Bernstorff,
the German amba ssador, today infor-
med the State Department that the
Imperial Government believed that
the time now was ripe for an agree
ment between all maritime nations.
Germany stands ready to enter into
negotiations to that end.
Quartermaster to Testify.
Washington, D. c., April 24.-Rob
ert H. Hichens, quartermaster of the
Titanic who is considered an import
ant witness by the investigation com
mittee, was served with a subpoena
on board the steamer Celtic in New
York today. He arrived here in Gus
tody to testify before the committee
Hichens intended to sail on the Celtic
tomorrow and Senator Smith sent q
special deputy to intercept him.
Washington, D. c., April 24.-J
Bruce Ismay, chief official of the
steamship line which owned the i'll
fated Titanic, was ordered away from
one of the ships lifeboats while it was
being lowered because, in his excite
ment, he was interfering with the
ships officers. Language too objec
! tionable to be repeated aloud in the
Senate inquiry into the Titanic disas
ter was used by Harold G. Lowe, the
fifth officer of the ship.
Told Ismay to "Get the He'll OUT
Lowe dramatically recited to th<
| Senate investigating committee how
! he, not knowing that he was talking
! to the head of the company which EN-
ployed him, had told Ismay Get The
He'll out of here so that | can work
when Lowe and other sailors were
trying to lower the first life boat OF
the starboard side of the Titanic
Lowe declared thai Ismay was no
trying to get into the boat, but tina
he was very much excited and wa
interfering with the proper lowering o
the boat.
Yelled "LoWer Away"
"This man Gsmay)," said Lowe
"was greatly excited He was hollow
ing, Lower away, Lower away, Lowe
away and | swore at him to orde
him back"
Lowe said Ismay went back an
made no reply to him. Lowe also ties
tilted he never would have known tn
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-24
DAWSON WANTS 500
SEATS AT BIG FIGHT.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican]
Las Vegas, n. NJ, April IA
large order for ringside seats on the
.Johnson-Flynn fight scheduled for
July 4, was received today from citl-
zens of Dawson, who will run spe-
cial train to Las Vegas. promoter
Charles OMalley has opened head
quarters here and is listing accommo-
dations. Flynn will be here on May
Is to begin training. Promoter Jack
Curley is expected to be here May TO-
Plans are being made for the arena.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-24
Dissolution Agreement Between
Government and International
Harvester.
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Washington, D. c., April 24.-Some
agreement between the government
and the International Harvester Com
pany, relating to the dissolution of that
corporation, has been reached, ac-
cording to statements here today. It's
nature is not divulged and the officials
decline to discuss the matter at this
time
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-24
AN7I-RED LIGHT
BILL PASSES
1t Goes Through the House
BY a Big Majority of
IS to 8
FEDERAL PATRONAGE QUESTION
A Republican Caucus of Both
Houses May Be Held This
Evening.
xN~<xxxx<xxxxxx

y
' The Senate this afternoon in
' the election contest of A. c.
y Abeytfa vs.. Abelino Romero.
' from Socorro county, proceed
' ed to seat Abeytia
' The House by overwhelming
' majority passed the Anti-Red 4
' Light Injunction Bill.
' The Republican State Exec .
' utive Committee passes on a 4
number of federal appoint Z
' ments. ,
y Republican caucus is to be .
' held tonight. =
House passed 3S to :. bill =
\ directing Governor to appoint =
\ a woman on each board of con. y
\ troll OF state institutions. \
\ Governor signed Senate Bill =
' No %N. TO fix time of holding \
' court in Second District =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-24
No Equal Suffrage for Alaska.

Washington, D. c., April 24-Wom-
an suffrage for Alaska was defeated
in the House today by tie vote. Re-
preventative Mann of Illinois, Repub-
lican leader. offered an amendment to
the Alaskan home rule bill giving
women the right to vote. A rising
vote showed a tie OF % to %, and a
vote by tellers again produced a tie
Al to Al The amendment was de-
clared lost.
Wishes Trust Prosecution Papers.
Washington, d. c., April 24.-On
motion of Senator Johnson of Ala
bama, the Senate today adopted a
resolution directing the attorney gen,
eral to supply the Senate with the in
structions given by President ROose,
welt in 1907, concerning the proposed
prosecution of the International Har
vester Company and also to give the
reasons for the abandonment of the
prosecution.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31
CARROLL SPOKE
At WEST POINT
Opera Haese Il Wess PosEs Packed to
Hear Governor Talk IN Political
Issues ard Crowd Is
Enthudassss-
DEMOCRATIC COMMUNITY
aorernor Makes MANY Tar Friends
~ Talk ard Comparisons Ia
Speech At West Point
Opera Horse.
DEMOCRATIC COMMUNITY

WEST POINT, Ia. Oct 31-EoTer-
Eor Carroll addressed IN enthusiastic
sz6ie-cs Of oFer fire hundred people
Eers Te<terdsv at1erEoca- which
packed TIE 07era soEss me goTsr-
ao- SPOKE sor Al hc- and Z EzH ard
rad 70 CT lis sDseca Snort Il order
70 catch r= rzsz to- Lsber1yvEsle,
xzsrs he s2oEs last night
West Pntat . the cezts- q. ssro1g
democratic cozE-Eiry. and GoFerucr
Es-roEl PLEASED his 6saoc-stfe hear
Es. ~ vel - hiz re7zbEtcaa o1as
al Ez5r-h-ss1r Eaze = rumbe- o.
va-as ta- Prssz5e-- Tat
TIE sgezlsr EA tzro61c.1 h- CT
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ca-6H1zss tcr tae gate Esg1sEzture
TT.s ggT--o- r-x=s he election d
II sts cz1tL5z-ss 81 re s.zts regEb
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#as 70 etz1ee so- RncasTes. to b
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TIE present 5-oz2s-szs tines vas =
v1te to- Tztr H sz-6 tEe So-1s-toza
zow ws-e Ezze1 the szEe a. Il 1887
Ets- CseFezza6 Ezs sssre1. and Al
-ez-e-5e- tEs lard times tai foltoE
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GoTs--5r Cz-ol raczl1es hat -
scrs CeFezzz1ss ssscraon L fs4.
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1895 ss@T ss1 "a Bov as ;E.5G Z had
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eoszasr q t-s tariff EEzoltlng n
FzTEs-Ai1rssz Lav.
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Ez1sc tor TIE oecazs1a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

f2.Tas, under which number former
Lieutenant OF Police Charles B4cke-
IS known IN the old gray prison On the
hin south Of this town. awoke II his
cell IN the death house today. AFTER
z night Of perfect sleep, 10 participate
IL the routine that viii be lis from
now on until he is either granted Z
mex trial BY the court q aRgezIs. Or
is led through The little door into
the square chamber adjacent to BE
shocked 10 death The convieted mur-
terer Of Herman Roseathal Eas Tezy
confident that he wouid - granted 2
new trial and he assured P-trciIzi
Keeper Connaaghton that h would
give no trouble 70 anyone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31
THE WORLDS MARKETS.

strong Texas receipts 1870; narka
steaty. S.-tvs heef steers, ;ssO0
1850. cows ard hastars. $ADgs7s;
ssocksrs ara leaders, ss.7s9sH,
Texas steers ssMTT.as: Cows md
hesters. sszsGSsa: czfves tear loll
s5oaGs5o.
Hog Receipts 1919. market inc higt
e. Mixed and Butchers. :73sdTss;
good heavy, s7.TsGT.ss. rough, $3.50
80: Hight. E.4sGTs5:: bulk, s7.4O9|
IT'S; ptgs. ss51GT Is.
Sheep receipts 1.ssi: market 1oc
higher Sheep and EHston, $1,000
AID: lambs. sseae-
Omaha Live Stock.
o1EAHA~ Oct sI.-Eattle receipts
800: market steady TO strong. Steers
ss-15a1o.os: cows and hei,ers, s5.A
Gs4a; stockers and feeders, $3.50
Tss; casTes. slTsGs-15: bulls snt
ssags. s4-4cG54a.
Hog receipts l.sao; market 6elot
higher
sheep receipt. 1850; nsrke'
steady to higher. Teariings, $3.50
80: wethers. s2s5G4aa: lambs, ts6t
Gsss: eres. sss5G3.ss
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. Oct. 81 Butter. extras
asc. frsts. use; dairy extras, 10
aasry frsts, sc.
Eggs-Prine rrsts. a.Ac; first
2IIsc-
Cneese-TwinH. tn Gl7hc; Youn
Americas. tTAc-
Potasoee-4e @ ssc.
Live poultry Fowls, to1sc; duck
Ise. geese, l5c:: spring chicken
.rtsc. turkeys, lsc-
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Oct sI.-Four ma
ses Grill and unchanged.
Pork market steady. Ness sis.oo
1885.
Lard narke. quiet. M1ssle we
spot. siI15ffI25
Sugar, raw, market dali csntrli
gal test. saos: Muscavado 8 tel
1856.
Sugar. refined. market dull =
Loaf. $3.50. crushed. SEED; rowdefe
$500: GRADUATED. sssaF As.
1 Coffee Rio 80, On spot 1=s q J! Il
TaIlow market quiet City, o7s
country sGsAc.
Hay market steady and aul
prime. s1.t5Gfeo: No 5 s5fesc.
I Dressed poultry market quiet. !,
keys 1oGisc. chickens. l2Iz'
fowls 1eA 6 isc
I Live poultry market steady gee
I4c: ducks 1sGIIc; fowls l2s g /
turkeys, Ice; ROSTERS, lee
Cheese market quiet and s'sa
State milk common to special. !,
Isc. skins common to specials
i i5c: fun skins. sGSisc. y.
Butter market firm Receipts =
Creamery extras, STE: dairy tubs, :
. soc: imitation creamery hrsss, z
.5,sc,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31
IN. Grain Market.

TUnssed Press Leased Wire SeTtce.
CHICAGO, Oct. s1-Whezt rallied
slightly a. the opening TO-DAY. firm
cables and lighter receipts giving the
market > hruer tone. Later prices
dropped hack 70 ahc1t even with yes-
terdzy's closing quotations.
Corn started today With q rally, the
traders admitting that for the mex.
thirty dzyz the greatest influence O.
shs market ~ilI be the weather
Oats ~ss zseadr throughout the dzs
sho=fag 0niF slight changes In gm
pathy Eith the fractional changes Il
the wheat and corn prices
Provisions trzas was lively viii
prices staying Gloss to yesterday':
closing.
Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, Oct sf--Wheas-No-
red. s1-csGfas. No. red. s5as1 as;
No bard. s14 Gs5hc: No. hard
saa fsec. No. spr.ng. s5Gs sc
Co-n-No. 2 white. SOC ss1sc. No
2 Yssio~. 5sA sal. No. :. 5sA G5sc;
No white, 5sz csc. No s ysIlow
$50 SIC: No. 4, 5sG5s1ae. No. 4 white
SIX E5sts1c. No. yeslox. 5sG5skc
OatsNo- 3 white. sIG G3z4c; Nc
rhite. s1t4GszAc: standard. szs.
G5sc
Daily Rarse Of Prices.
CHICAGO. III, Oct sI.-
Open High Low. Close
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FLOCK or TURKS
ARE IN RETPEAT
lCr-sd21se from page ID


fight g vas rezarke1, but plainly
Eacres Is TURKISH sy1atases. and
= TE-Eey Is rar-E-so-st- = Ess Earn-
y ASSERTED tie gounznisas will gs.
Eosat-g Il ali 10 matter #hzt ARztria
az1 E1zssz EzT vsah-
TIE compilation promises sersou.
6l7e-lsy e settlement Is reached.
IRE Powers say no
PARIS. oct slShzIl the Bal
gzrsans Be permitted 20 enter Constan
so1op5es
TIE poxers say no rhe BuIgar
sars reply that they viii enter II
zaet1er rhe powers Ike Il or not
There was every indication today tina,
Eheg viii De able 10 do 50 soon. 90
FAR - anything The sultan can do /:
concerned
The powers have not Jet said Off
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

clally that the BuIgarians must keep
out- nor have the Buigarians officially
refused TO do 80. Such, however, was
said on highly diplomatic authority,
are the respective attitudes OF the cor
tlicttng forces Il was agreed that a
very tense situation Is likely to de-
velope.
Once in constantinop,e. Gar Ferdi-
nand can make his own terms with
the sultan He does not want the
powers TO limit his demands. The
powers have their own interests to
safeguard and do not propose to have
Bulgaria jaoparis.ing them.
The dlpisInats Of western Europe
are reported to have practically
agreed on 3 program OF intervention
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I5Esen ceeEzo-S ia rex ~
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

and may ebexpected 10 act at any
time. Servia. Montenegro and Greece
are supposed to be willing TO aecsp'
this action. but Bulgaria objects. ~
en- Russia was understood TO oppos0
permitting Ferdinand actually
reach the Bosphorus.
The powers themselves viii has'
trouble keeping the Bulgarian arm.
out OF the Turkish capital Doubtless
1t can be done by concentrating :
war fleet in the Bosphorus and threat
ening homhardnens but this would %
very tickiish step
Messages were being exchanged u
hot haste today between the rario1'
chanceilories
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO, Oct 5i-Hog receipts
1906: market strong Mixed and
Butchers. sT3sGTso. good heavy,
Sing rs; rough and heavy. s7-i5G
ssos light. sT-ioaTs5. pigs. s4-a5G
$50
Cattle receipts $50. market slow
Beeves. s5.5aT 1iea; COWS and heif
e-s- s2-7o9T 25. stocker. and feeders
s4-z5E TO. Texans. s4.s5gs.ss:
calves. ss,50G 1850
Sheep receipts 1900; marke,
steady Satfve, s3-so9s 81. western
ss.I74so; lambs. s5o097.15. west
ern. s5.sG7Is.
ST. Leuis Live Stock.
EAST ST LOUIS. Oct. sf.-catsi,
receEpts 5000. market steady Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

PARIS. OF Clear Ferdinand 81
Bulgaria. dispatched to this city :
trusted aide 10 purchased flannel n
dergarmeats. Events forcing the aide
10 return hurriedly, the beautiful Eifs
Of the cars envog finished ghe fo8
and the varmth-giTing unmsntieazblez
have just beer, shipped to SosA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

T1s regxzv tsss re q Eeg1ggz
;ssz--ss.apzs Waters ~ eor z2ss x geo-
XXX = Ngssrszsox II 70, ~ Naaa 81
zss1 Mesyrzgz Ssssy US kssz e.
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Greatest Nerve
ViiaIizer Known


E5I d sEE ~rrkS cewsss, srS5a. -ess
rsszasfs I'D sce-1s-s 1-Tz Evxor1suc.
rsv1sazlzz-. 5rz-1 s=zEzzssrs body EzrsrE-1-
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CT r-ss5zEz-ss Il trlzs E1cua . crrEGs srr1
csszr Eezsses--ezz AID co-Ss wAasa q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31
BECKER S NUMBER
Conactsd Police Lieutenant Slept
sogndiy His First Hight in
sing Sing Cell.

Unhea Prsss Leased Wire serTice-l
oSsIyISG, y. Y, Cct, 3i-Conyict
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

Chss. aE5ers and wife hare rsr1---
fron their Idaho rzach ns- D@str1c1.
EEers thsy hare sgeut = IC-aez q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-23

Song Of the Wise Men. 20 Star Of
Light"
Song Of the Soldiers, Hail Thee,
Mighty Caesar"
Chorus Of Joy. "We've Found Him."
Lullaby--rrlo OF Female Voices.
Closing Hallelujh Chorus.
The following IL the cast.
Reader--Mr, II. NJ. Thompson.
The following were the voices In the
chorus: .a.
Sopranos - Misses Dorothy Van
Hook. Flora Murphy, Emma Brandt,
Caroline Macdonald, Winnifred Cou.
sins, Luella Dahl, Esther Mosier, Irma
Henzler. Marjorie Peterson, Verna
Peterson, Dorothy Schecker. Anna Car.
stons, Julia Budlons, Mabel Quilting,
Elna Anderson, Ruth Holhrook.
Altos--Margaret Jones, Laura Kec.
nan, Bessie Keenan,, Bertha Burton,
Ethel Olson.
Tenors--Messrs John Hughes. Grant
Helmins.
Eassos--R, Dutton, J. II. Spence, G.
NJ. Humphrey.
Accompanist-Miss Grace J. Meyers.
Much credit Is due Mrs. f. r.
Smythe and Miss Grace Meyers, the
accompanist, for their untiring efforts
the past eight weeks in training these
voices and thus presenting the pref,
test cantata ever given IN the church,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-23
CANIAIA
Was A fine Event
PEOPLE At THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING
GIVEN MUSICAL TREAT.

The Christmas Cantata, entitled "A
Night in the Orient" which was given
at the Presbyterian church Sunday ev.
ening, Dec. 22nd, deserves the highest
commentator. The cantata was a
very beautiful one, aid the splendid
manner in which it was rendered was
most gratifying to the large and ap-
preciative audience present. Perfect
harmony and expression marked the
whole affair, and it was in every way
a most pleasing musical treat. The
lullaby which was rendered by the trio
composed of the Misses Esther Mosh.
Ter, Ethel OLSON and Margaret Jones
especially delighted the hearers for its
sweetness and harmony. .
The program was as follows: 4.
instrumental introduction. ., .
Opening Chorus, Messiah Comes,
Rejoice, Rejoice" ,~I.
Song Of the Tax.gatherers, "Royal
Caesars Word Obey" #-r
Song of the Pilgrims, ITO Bethle.
hem, To Bethlehen." a., t.a .
Shepherds Song, GLORY to Cod"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-23
MAKING PREPARATION
FOR PARCEL POST
LOCAL PosToFFlcE OFFICIALS
GETTING READY FOR DIG
PROJECT.

Instructions to be used In co1nec.
ton with the parcels post system
were received at the local p0stofice
Saturday. The system will be in effect
on and after Wednesday. Jan. l.
Special zone maps will be required
at eyerp postoffice under the new sys.
ten aid postal guides will be furnish.
ed to be used in connection Herewith.
The parcel post system will open a
new avenue of commerce and 1t Is
quite likely that some time will be re-
quired to properly arrange matters in
order that the public may receive sat.
isfactory service under the new sys.
tenn.
One thing is certain. that Is that
with the parcels post system in oper.
alton and giving satisfaction to the
pubic, and there is no doubt but what
the public will be pleased with the
service the express .comoanies will
have to make an equal rate. cor.
responding with parcels post rates, or
50 out of business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-23
PROPOSALS. WANTED.
FIRE HOSE.

Sealed bids will be received by the
city auditor up to s O'Clock p. M Of
Monday, December 30, 1912, for the
Punishment to the city Of Bismarck
Of three hundred (3O0) feet or more,
or two and oae.half inch fire hose.
Date Of sale to be stamped on one
coupling Of each length of hose. Bids
will be opened at the meeting Of the
board Of city commissioners Of the
city Of Bismarck, N. ID, on Monday,
December 80. 1912.
The board of city commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. i pS
BY order of the board Of city com.
missio1ers.
Dated this 18th day, Of December, A,
D., 1912.
Z. H. THIsTLETHWA1TE,
(SEAL) l city Auditor.
Among the possibilities Of legisla-
ton at the coming Short session Of
Congress is a through 0verhauling Of
the Workmen's Compensation Act.
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ESTEEMED WOMAN
Dies FROM CANCER
FUNE RAJ OF WIFE or pRoMlN.
EMIT FARMER 70 ocuR THURS.
oAv At WILTON.

Mrs. Rose Mcintyre, wife OF Owen
Mcintyre, one Of Wlton's prominent
farmers, died In Phoenix township
Monday morning, Of cance., after an
illness Of long duration. Last sum.
mer Mrs. Mcintyre was taken to
Rochester, MINI, where she was
treated by the famous Mayo doctors,
but they could give her no encourage
cnent for recovery and, after much
suffering, she finally succumbed to
the dreaded disease. She is survived
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~ her husband. two sons and .

by her husband. two sons and Q
daughter.
Mrs. Mcintyre was a devoted and
faithful wife and mother and many
friends Of the family will exteld sym.
pathy. Mr.. Mcintyre and his family
have been residents Of the Wilton
neighO0rhOod for the past 10 years.
The funeral will be held ut 3 o'clock
Thursday afternoon and internent
will be In the Wilton cemetery.
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her many years OF sickness. The choir
sang several beautiful hymns. The
remains we're inferred in the Fair
vie wcemetery. The s0rrowiug rela.
ties have many friends, who extend
their deepest sympathy.
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john johnson and Mrs. VIM. LindeQ,
who were oil present at her death bed.
Funeral services were held at the
Methodist church Wednesday after
noon. Rev. Valberg of Underwood
conducted the services. The pail
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bearers we're Louie Johnson. VIM, Lin.
dell, Adolph WacKer. A. s. Brewer,
Martin Holtan AID Gottlieb Klein.
The pastor spoke Of the noble lige
Mrs. Edlund had led durinl her sixty
years OF NE and her patience during
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Good enough for anybody,
not too good for anybody.
The very best Of every.
thing at sensible prices.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-01-19
THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM.


How to increase the appropriations
for common schools aud pensions, and
Mt the same time maintain IL policy Of
strict economy, Is one of the several
troublesome questions confronting the
Legislature.
Th" present appropriation Tor com,
mon schools il %l,250,O0O per amum,
not including the poll tuNrs retained IN
the counties where collected, which
makes the total allowance about ST..
$50, 600. A bill is pending in the lower
house to make the common school al
lowanrc $500, 900 per aunum,
Tho pension Appropriation is &250,0o0
yearly, aud the proposition is pending
20 make the annual allowance for this
cause $500 900, owing to the large ir
crease in the number of pensioners.
II these two plans are carried out
it will mean an increase Of $500, 900 in
the volume of appropriations, and rem
der It practically certain that the tjnan-
rial budget will be greatly Increased
over that Of 1910,
While no figures have thus far been
prepared, save thosc set forth in Gov,
NocI's bionnial message, conservative
members in both bodies are of the opin-
ion that the states financial QuAmdory,
aud the treasury deficit that has existed
from time to time during the past eight
,,r ,y b.. ,rtn,l ,,tI ,pI- ls Hv,ilny-