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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
Personals

Misses Annie and Babe Martin lett
today for a weeks visit in Okla
koma CITY.
Mrs. Carl Jelfries of Oklahoma City
is here. the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Al NJ. Rice.
Cyrus Horsford of Charlotte, VT,
has arrived in the city and will re-
main here some time prospecting.
Mr.. Horsford is florist and 1t is
probable that he will locate here.
He % nephew of NJ. ID. smith
whom he is visiting.
John s. Overs. VIE and htte son
lIulned this a.. ming from a shb't
it to frienis at Cheek.
MTg. Maude Tanner, proprietresS
Of me m,'nEcy 81 Mannsville, was
in Ardmo"e yesterday, visiting
friends.
Judge S. NJ. LAWS returned this al
ternoon from a uip 10 GalvestoI'
Texas, WHERE he 'as been 'or seV 'rai
days upon ;fiportar; legal huSlless.
Mrs. j. II. Smith has gone to
Durwood where she will be joined
by her mother and from there the
two will visit with relatives in RoS-
ers, Texas,
Mrs. b. f. Cox, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Leona, has gone
to Fort Worth to visit with her son
Charley Cox and family.
Mrs. Kate O'Brien of Russell was
here today closing a contract WIN
the international Harvester company
for the building of an irrigation
plant on her farm. She reports that
her fruit this year is very fine.
l. f. Harmon and his son, u. L.
Harmon are here today from Poole
vile.
/ n White came in from sulphur
this morning. He will return on the
early morning train.
Ezra Pennington of Oklahoma City,
well known to the retail trade of this
city, is in the city.
!. B. Kelsey is in the city from
Chlckasha today.
f. l.. Flyant is here on business
from Kingston
Mead Johnson of Okmulgee is visit
inc in Ardmore this week.
Charley Switzer came in from TT
| Towson yesterday. He will be in the
| CITY several days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
TO FEED MERCHANTS.

Gainesville, Texas. July 29--The
Retail Merchants association mem-
bers nave been invited to attend big
feast at Whaley school house Friday
August 9, primarily held to bring lar
mel and merchant closer together
and keep them that way, and incident
ally to help devOur an abundance OF
luscious Elberta peaches and fine wa
termelolis. The Social Center club at
the Whaley district was organized to
maintain closer relations among the
neighborhood and with the townspeo.
pie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
Pumps Tested.

The new pumps at the Caddo an
mex of the waterwOrks were given
a thorough try-out today and those
who were present say that the work
performed by them was excellent,
Water was forced from Caddo into
the mains throughout the city and,
running at a high speed, the pumps
lifted the water from the creek bed
and forced it directly through all
the mains in the city. The engineer
and commissioners are well pleased
with the working Of the pumps and
all other machinery and say that as
long as a supply of water can be had
in Caddo an ample supply will be
given the consumers in the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
May Debate Tonight.

L. r. Rexroat said to an Ardmore'
ite reporter this afternoon that if his
opponent, Byron Drew. gets in from
the country in time this afternoon he
will endeavor to meet him at the Air
dome tonight, after Mr.. Freeman, can
didata for county Judge, has spoken.
IF Mr.. Drew does not get back IN
time to debate with me. or will not
meet me-" Mr.. ReXroat said, 81 will
speak after Mr. Freeman finishes.
This is Mr.. Freeman's evening and
to HIN will be owing the coUrtesies
of the use of the Airdome after ha
has finished his talk this evening"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
FORTY PERSONS POISONED.

Laredo, THxas, July 29.-Forty per-
sons were poisoned and made despe"
ately i'll at the wedding dinner fol
lowing the marriage Of Miss Hortensla
Vidaurri and Daniel Valdez The din
ner was served at the home of the
brides parents and u chicken salad
prepared with some canned ingredi-
ents is blamed for the ptomaine pois'
cning from which all the guests sui
fered. A score of doctors were called
Immediately and the pr ompt response
of the medical men undoubtedly saved
the lives of several. Many of the vic
tins are still i'll but all will recover.
The bride and groom are the mos,
prominent of the Mexican colony here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

compelled to walk the entire distance
some ten miles-from that place to
this city, in order that those who
turned out TO hear his talk would not
be disappointed
Notwithstanding his fatigue, M.
Tucker entertained mis- auditors in a
lucid presentation OF the reasons why
he shculd be the next senator from
this district. His remarks We're we'll
received and those VINO We're present
say that he added many friends 20
his cause and enlisted "A number Of
new workers in the interests of his
race.
Mr.. Jordan, who had been urged bJ
Mi. Tucker to meet him upon this
occasion before the voters of Ard
more, did not appear to accept the
challenge.
Tonight William Freeman. candi
date for county judge, will speak 10
the people of this city at the Airdome.
It is thought that a large audience will
he ont tC hear him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
The Good Old Summer Time

With the thermometer registering
one hundred and ten, as it did yes
terday, fight could be started OH
short notice by inquiring about the
summers salary, while to ask if it
was hot enough, was considered
grounds for justitjable homicide. To
add to the general discomfort OF
everyone, the wind which spranS up
during .he afternoon was of the hot
variety. calculated to twist the corn
blades, wilt the collars and warp the
most even temper Of the best citizen
III the land.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
Bulls Fiaht to Death Finish.

Cumberland, Md, July 29.-Two
fine Kentucky Hereford bulls fought
to death on the stock farm Of "Al"
Hardman at Big Bend, Calhoun coun-
Hardman at Big Bend, West Nir-
gina. The larger bull weighed a ton
and cost $1,225. while the younger
vas valued at $500.
They fought to the brink of steep
river bank, over which they finally
tumbled into the Kanawha. Instead of
attempting 20 escape from the river
they continued to battle until both
were exhausted and sank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT
GOES STEADILY FORWARD

Road days are becoming popular
in Kansas. In Washington county
the towns OF Palmer and Linn had a
good roads day in June.
Business houses in both towns
we're closed for the day and every
able bodied man and boy who had
an interest in his town and country
gave service, and worked as If he
were getting $40 a day. Fifty teams
two steam engines and one gasoline
engine and three graders We're the
instruments of war. At noon hour
the ladies' of both towns had a tine
picnic dinner spread in a nice shady
grove between the two towns and 22o
hungry men and boys ate as they
had worked.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
CaNplDATES.ElkS TOMORROW
Game Will be Called at 3:3o-tvery-
ore with a Quarter is Welcome.

ore with a Quarter is Welcome.
promptly at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, amid the tears of sorrow
ing friends, the great Candidates-Elks
ball came will commence at the
League Park.
Forming at the Wilmington Hotel.
headed by Ardmore's band, the riVa'
ball teams will march to the ball
park. In carriages, buggies, lumber
wagons, drays, wheelbarrows and on
foot, friends of the victims will fol-
low the bail players.
Clad in a winning smile together
with some necessary wearing apparel
Umpire Garrett will speak at 3:3o
onthe dot, the magic words Play
BALI"
DO not miss this game, come If
Won have to borrow the needed twen-
ty-fiye cents. Come and see the great
bali players wallop each other.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
LAST NIGHTS SPEAKING.
enthusiastic Audience Greets Bleak
more and Tucker.

whe Airdome was comfortably filled
Yesterday evening by those who had
assembled to listen to Fred Tucker.
candidate for the state senate ana
Willard Bleakmore, candidate for
prosecuting attorney, present their
claims 10 the voters of this city.
Besides the members of the mas
culine gender who We're in attend
ance, there was quite an attendance
of ladies who listened attentively 70
the speakers, according them applause
when a point was made or post
ton well taken.
Mr.. Bleakmore was the first speak
er introduced by Chairman Henry
Southerland. His remarks We're well
received and he seemed to make
many friends for himself. After Mr.,
Bleakmore had finished, Mr.. Fred
Tucker was introduced and for forty
five minutes, in a plain, concise and
masterful manner presented his
claims for the nomination to the peo-
pie. Mr. Tucker was laboring under
great physical fatigue. He had spo-
ken at Lone Grove during the after
noon and, being una BILE to procure a
conveyance at that place, had been
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
A TEXAS WONDER.
The Texas Wonder cures kidne,

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, removing graz
el, cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs. rheumatism, and all irregulaT-
tiles of the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles in children. If not
sold by your druggist. will be SEN.
by mail on receipt OF $l0O. On5
small bottle is two months treat
ment, and seldom fails TO perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from tbi
and other states. DR.. e. w. Hal,
2926 Olive street. ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold by druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
Watermelon Feast.

The Knights and Ladies Of Security
are looking forward to a royal time
at their meeting tomorrow night.
A number of new candidates will be
admitted to the order and at the COLI
clusion of the work watermelon
feast will occupy the attention of al!
for a time All members of the order
will he present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

George j. Williams will address the
people at Hunts planning Mill in the
Second ward tonight at 500, also
speeches by other candidates. Mr..
Williams invites his opponents to
meet him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30
Mhat They Mean.

Its road and highways may make
or break Il community. All over the
United states, interest in road con
struction and improvement is awak-
ened. The value Of good roads in
building a city can scarcely be over.
estimated. Good roads mean ease Of
intercourse, increased trade, economy
in marketing. They are money
savers for the farmer, and sources
of pleasure ard profit to all. Good
roads contribute greatly to moral up
lift, mental development and financial
gain. They are an economic necessity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

George ]. Williams will address the
people at Hunts Planning Mill in the
Second werd tonight at $50, also
speeches by other candidates. Mr..
Williams invites his opponents to
meet him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

now seems that the league park can
not he secured for that date. The
Aldmoreite will publish the date Just
as soon as the information is given
out. In the meanwhile get your loose
change together and prepare to buy II
few dozen tickets in the cause Of
charity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

That people United States soooo0@ for foreign
imported which carbon hydrogen and
oxygen atmosphere the of Truman Palmer of
easily be done planting bests only acre in zoo Of
adapted The
from tee growing rapidly the United States as
1899 la0noo 1911 over e per cent seyenty:one Aecan
planted bee and stS0o0 year distributed to
legislation merferes Mr. Palmer predicts Americans will
concentrated sunlight Of other lands
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

Fred Tucker, Carter county's can
ddate for state senator, left for Da-
Wis this afternoon. He will speak in
that city this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

r. l.. Hill made a flying trip %
Ardmorc Sunday, returning the next
day. Mannsville Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

The boilers for the heating plant of
the high school have arrived and will
be installed in few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

If you want to have good time and
have an extra quarter which you feel
like giving up in the name of char
ity, be sure to attend the Candidates
Elks ball game. 1t is possible that,
as soon as Manager Douglas of the
Elks returns from the country, the
date for pulling off this game will be
finally decided upon. 1t was thought
that tomorrow, Wednesday, the 31st
would witness this great game, but it
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

The shower this morning, light as
it was, was most refreshing both to
willing vegetation and sweltering hu-
manity. The clouds are still banking
ing up in the northwest and We are
yet hoping to have regular old-time
Texas preachers rain-one OF the gull
" washing, root searching kind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

Remember the Candidates -Elks bail
game. Three-t thirty tomorrow after.
noon at the League Park. Curtis
Douglas, managers. Garrett umpire
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

The steel Sirders have been 1ut
in place in the high school building
over the gymnasium. Upon these grid
ers will rest the floor of the audit
orium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-30

Col. &. ". Geers of Fort Worth
Texas, is in the city today the suesi
Of his son and family, Will Geers,
Of c street, northwest. Colonel Gee!s
recently was one Of the contestants
!or the democratic nomination fof
the Office of land commissioner of
Texas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12

TGsnfen. auss f6eint ins Jnnere gu
fi5ren. Die Stabt f6IieBt fi9 ob,
ptrb fpiebsr fe ielbit. Wir psrsidter
ltmablid burauf, febniii9tige 9lidt
5inaussuienben, ins Crime, Offene
br.s. Die raubere Sahres3eit, bic
ben Msnfden in bic Sduier treibt.
mo6t aud bic Stapt bGusliber. 9erblt
anb Dinter iinb bic eiseniltden Sab
ressiten Der srObsn Stdbte. GO III
Taft unertrGgli6; ben 8riblins in elmer
sroben Stabt gu erpdrten. aber e.
III Elm @enub, ben Dintsr In berMelts
ftah bsran.amusn gu iebsn.
DR @robftabt srbdIt cine eisers
5aGn9sit bard ben ndSenbeH 6er6lf
Dieie 3sit III 9erllns kRe unb fG0ns
he. Tas 9ebsa treibt nit neuerAroft
burd Sie StsaBen, elm. eigere grifae
Iast nod auf Ben @ef6tern. DIE
gdiipn 6sinnt ia. erf. urb pel6s
gatfpn bsainm ni9t mtt laukr 6ef,
tastn9 Dan fteat f4 ses psberers
lansten pollen Geoers, atlts pirft reu
lnb trdftis. Die Mioigteit tommt
rft fpGsr. gorlGufis bssinnt jeber
pte Elm SeIb ben Rompf. Die Geiels
Iigteit errputt. 9idt muir Ginlaouns
gen; 2b.ss uib BGue MAIDEN biefe 9es
Ie1isteit aus. Die sonse Stuot tt
tnger, menidIthsr gsrporeen. sSSSn ben
Reitaurdnts ridt man suiommen,
Rdntt @traben erfdsinen pie 3reffz
puntte, 70 p~o0seOrdnst finb fie. Die
menThsn perbep ipisber enger aneins
amber sef9oben, nodbem fs bsrSoms
rner am Mserssftrdnb, in DaTo unD
Midt ptreinaelt bate. Gle miHsn ftd
lpkber pertroeen iernen. Ser 3ufdn
nlenbans NIT BEN @an5tn uirb leben,
big, bis MaFe erbdlt ibre alte Madt
lber bas dnbipibpum.
Ser oroBe StroiE 1T tpieber eo, Der
bic asipsiser unS bic potsbamer
Strabe binuntertreibt. Diefem sts
ipaIiistn 3us iid binausebe1n 1T piels
leiht bas idDnfte 8erliaer GrIebnib.
gon Fute ab iebt Das un9ebeure
YumPipsri niat msbr aug. Cine I'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12

Iltarte bon gnerste fftebt ffiinbtid,
ninitlt9 burd bisfs 9aFe bes gerli,
ner @ertebrs. Sc fabler unb einfo.
ner es brauBen pirb, ie filler ss in
Der Rdtur susebt, befto residmer, rau.
i6epber uno boiler itrDmt es bier, beito
Teller sebt bic Wost in bic SDbe.
Ddbrenb ft6 bag Geben f~onsentrtrt,
bsrinnerIidt .s ii8 au9. Die 9beas
ter offnen ii6. 2on3erte unb Dor.
trasaabenbs tperben balb beginner,
Der Rinematograpb forbert usues Sn.
tereFe. Wir fnb umfo eber eenetgt,
ben Rreis a~rferts Dafetns our4 Bill.
ber su ertpsitern, als ff9 bic Belt I'M.
rler enger iisr uns fdfiebt. Die grobs
@tabt berftebt es, gu unterbaltet. Die
aunf bes a%mufemexts 1T bas prus
bfem Der beginnenben SaHcn. ga
tpdr' oher faffa, nur bonn 0erenEsen
gu reben. au9 BITE srobe Qrbeitsseti
besinnt NIT Der Sdifon. limb idIitbs
LID III es ia niGts aHberes, ols biz
neusstuonntne Greube an Der arbtit,
Die bds Geben am 6erbitdnfdng 10
padenb, fr5bli9 unb energif9 erfdeis
men lift. Wton iisbt ss ben 2suten
an, bab bic 2uif am Daiein ibnen neu
butd bic Nberr rinnt.
9ersefen mir bic 9auptfate MIDI:
aud bic Tsobe fDedfsIt ins !6erbifli9s
biriiber. Der sommerhut erregt atpur
nod tetn auffeben, ober ~spetfelr mir
nidt, er tpirb Is bdlb t6nn. llebers
~sdnssbiite fiebt man iaon in GROCER
3a6l. Dor ben sldnsenben ausIas.,
fsniisrn bilhen fih Interchangeable
@ruppen. Wir dbnsn bic Wi9tig.eii
bes bebanbelten @esendtaubes unb ge'
Ben refpettpol boriiber. Drinnen
bdrsen auf aisrlihen Gt0dden bt,
fleiMn GunIitperie, porldufig nod
refine Obistts, BITE pir NIT ~intersiie'
lofem Woblsefaflen1 betrohter, gaIb
tbronen Fe duf einem 2pdenbau, unh
bann iebsn mir fs NIT gang anberen
4usen on.
Sm 1biersarten gilbts, unb lang,
ian. falsn bic glatter. gs iabt BEL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12

qabe 10 aus, ais ihaute man etnem
Dalbs gu, ipie er our Riiite ge6t.
4ber i'm 9runbe tit es nur elm id}Dnes
Silb bes 5erbites, mas mir bu Ie6en,
zine ausseseidnete Declaration. @a'
osutungspeiis Ssr6fItimmung, a6er
bon elmer eigenortissn MeIdn6olie.
IN .inem tleinen 4usi9nitt sstpabr.n
mir etipas bon benz S9idial, bds iif
iest polsiebt. ga Der sroBe Oerf06e
nenbe 9intergrunD feblt, erfdeint az
les sepaltfdner unb rduber. Gin elm
seln berabtpshnoes 8lott fiibrt me3r
9efibl Der 0ersdngli6feit nit fd
als Elm GROCER fid berfdrbtnber Walb.
Die BON benz It6em Der Gtab psr'
fsusteu 8dume fterber ab, pISslia,
obts re9t aele6t gu baben. Wir boben
tsinea plaB filr bi. Natur.
Der bstrnxnbe !Derbft psrleibt Ser,
lin einsn 3us irs grobe. llnfere
Sinm inb nod niht obseftumpft.
bic Weltitabt Tam nod burh tbr Bios
BsB Dalsin duf uns pirten. Dtr fibs
len bas e~isentbumli6 @ranbio{s Ger'
Inns, nnb bic rsue Sorm bes 9ebens,
bic nun etnmdl bic unfere tit, dd,tsn
mir ni9t nur, fonberu mir lisben tie
aud,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12

nm etnen Jaltenrod Il
bissln, muB maj, BE Sdlten, 10 hit
ie fallen ToIlen, Dor BEN gldtten feit'
beftsn unb Die gdhsn .rit sntfernen.
NAM, Der Rod fertis' s%spldttet 1T.
Die aleibertaillsn miifen auerit aiti
Der Gutterieit. urter dnsefeu9tetem
Sud- sepIdttet tperben. nobel man BIZ
RGtts slatt itreiAt uno ftsts aans
Il bos RIeben Der 70 L
ZEN an Dringmodine n, oas
fid ofters einitellt, su b~erbinbern
nosr gu beieitisen, 1T .s nur notia,
biei. nit Petroleum gu iiberreiben.
Ra9 sriinolidem Qbtpiihtn 1T Der
@ummi an ben Wo!jen fpitoer tabsls
los gldtt.
u m Speifeol Dor Dem Hansigs
tp.rben gu fdiiben, ttse man ihm .is
ne .Nriis @ala gu. >
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Die Erleuchtung
des Heimes

Ser Gag Der 9etroIarncrpe i'll Dem moOerncn tdStider,
Sein geb0rt Der gergangenbet ot-@os miro rapi6e III ben Snr.
tergrutb geridt u6 miro MIR barn 0u 2~eudt3pefpn benutt, no iid
Die eteftriiden 2etungsordbte nht anbrineen IaHen.
gr n0aen nit Ser Siferbet, Die @abrbet at Ipredcr, faaen,
OB eIeftrtftdt u~nentbebrib fir 6en 5orH6ritt Ss mooernen
bausIihet 2ebens III. Sic sepabrt niht MIR bieres 2idt su
ni4t srOBeren Soften, ionSern errn0eGdt Se a~nipenotns noocr.
ner, arbeitspurenoer einriftunaer, ioIde ME @aldrni6iten,
gncnnn+Reiniger, gieeIeien, umO Der ban6ide itobenSe, mobIenbe
g2oor, tueIbe ale nit irseno etnen1 2ompenfuB per6unoen ,mo
gu ier serhneen Soften betrieten tper6en m0een.
0febr 6enr bic SGIfte unfrer Seine fms nit eletfisitdt
noozrHrt pcrbrn, neltes rirIi6 beSziet, ob ,n,qefdbr cine
&dIfe lnNerer geu6Iferuns oas ginffenspsrtse Scr gertueno,rng
bon eIeftrptot beseugen tonnGu.
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SsrIiaer Srabberbf.
gerIin, i'm Sept.

Serltn, I'm StpI.
2onsfdmen gntpidluneen TT bel
ouIianHde goben Der Reiasbaupt'
ftuot ni6t giinftig. Wir slaubten nod
i'm SDmmer 81 fein unb f.ben pl0s'
LID, baB idon Der 9erbit begonner
bat. Dine llebersans gleiten ipir
aus benz ausuit in ben Gribberbft,
Gttpds ME eirten SpdtIommer, bi,
i4onite Sabrss3eit, siebt es fir uns
ni9t. Der Detbiel lit rapib. gs 1T.
als oh ielbft Die Tatur BEN iibermda'
tieen Rbbtbmus oisier Stobt ettpda
nadgeben miRe. 2ansIam iperbsn
bruuBen bic 8ldtter sslb. Bel una
bdnsen tie fhon LANCE fabl an ben
delten unb bic sriten @sgensiHe UNI
Winbit6be bes Geptember rsibsn fl
BON ben 3peisen. 9albtabl ftrsden
Ii9 BITE 9dume gestn ben 4benbbims
mel, a1e8 fdeirt iia dus3ubsbnen. Dis
Wsit getpinnt an Baum. Der Gpms
msr bat bel plab tpesgsRommen. Der
6erbft III Otonomifter, sr osriduenbet
nidt, er ueritfbt es. fid auf bas Rotb'
penOise su bd6rdnten.
Mm beutlidften ipiiren MIR ben
oerbft In Der friiben Ddmmeruns, ipie
mir In lift aud ben Jriibling auerit ers
lennen. Die 2idttr bremen ieben
albenb etpds LANCER, bic bsllsn Gddns
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The Washington times., 1912-06-12
Dali Day on Wall Street Prices Hold Very Steady
EXTREME DULLNESSINSTOCKS,W WITH
LIMITED CHANGES IN
QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, June 12.-There wasn't
much doing on Wall Street, nor was the
usual interest expressed In conditions
nor in the happenings of the day. No
one seemed to care particularly about
taking chances one way or the other,
commission houses had few orders, and
many of the prominent rails and indus
trials failed TO find a place on the ticker
tape during the first two hours Of the
session.
The dullness was of the intense order,
the kind that usually leads to bear
prestige, but in the early hours the
bears scored few successes comparative
firmness marking the second hour when
the slight early losses were generally
recovered, the comparatively few net
losses or gains, that is the steadiness
as to values, being remarkable.
There Is no denying Wall Streets dis
appointment at the long adjournment
OF the Supreme Court without passing
on the important matters before II. Nor
Is II possible to longer accredit the
Street with indifference to the struggle
for the mastery of the Chicago conven-
tion.
Moreover the Street is taking. notice
Of the Pujo investigation. Runior has