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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

There is Joy in the White SoX camp
the reason being the return to Com
iskey's force OF Roy Corhan, the sen
satfonal recruit Of 1911 Corhan re-
ceived a blow on the head last year
from one Of russell Ford's fastest
shoots that wrecked his nerves com
pletely for the rest Of the season. SO
he was still considered out OF the run
ming for this year. The brilllaht sOuES
infieIder has dispelled the glooms Dy
aSsTrine C0rniskev that he had recoV-
cred entirely from the injury 80 -
would be as good, If not Delter' 80 80
ever before. Manager Callahan -
been worrying considerably over -
inner defence, and WonGerln l .-ood
of his new recruits would pIo1S ~
enough to be the regular shoI 1slo3-
If Corhan can get into the $500 ~.
again. the SoX infield prooleH ~ I,,
solved. COrhan proved IN ~ h, Iz-ss
mart of the season OF 1911 tnat ne W.
ooa Of the greatest ground coVerers
that ever played the snort lleiu
beside great speed. he was p artiicu-
larlv effective in cutting down ~ ~, =
over second base, which IS se-ass Us
SIRE safe-hit zone. over eagerhess 80
his only shortcoming. He W5s ye,-lt
settling down to finely oalanceG 80
when Ford's wild pitch put nm
of commission for the rest OF inc
son.
C,o~bsn has only one rival for the
Doeition of short Russell Blackburne-
Rlackburne was also a hOspital nl m
beT having been knocked out OF me
game by an injured knee He IS aDLe
to ~ on the job again for this season
II the White SOx outfit Borton. Tex
ZONES Collins, Mullen and Zeiler are
the candidates for first base and ought
to he able to furnish the desired de-
fence to back up the alright pitching
t6a Sox twirlers can usually be de-
pended upon to furnish. Weaver Rath,
the fielding star Of the Eastern league,
Berghammer and Tannehnl are the
leading cOntenders for the sack at sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

The purposes Of the grizzly bear
dance are quite well attained without
hiring a hall or orchestra, or paying
any electric light bills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
BILLY LUSH TO MANAGE
MONTREAL, RAIL rEa,=

Montreal. Canada, Jan. 27.-Bil1v
Lush, who has at various times PLAYED
with several big league teams i'm the
United States, today was aD1otnssl
manager Of the Montreal baseball team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Jimmy Carroll, who assisted Mike
Gibbons into shape for his battle with
Jack Deming, viii keep on working
for his tussle with Eddie O'Keefe next
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
The Standing.

Points Won. Bateman 5, Eaton L
High game, Bateman 1872
High total, Bateman 507.
The Standing.
In the Shelter league standing VIII
kinsonis team heads the list with Ia
tons team a fairly close second
STiIISinson's team. .........2S IS 639
Faton's team 22 Il .611
F,hler's team 16 20 .444
Fosters team ------------ll 70 -SVe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Buck Grouse Decides To Stack
Up Against the Australians
By I. S. ANDREWS.

FtsbuE With Bunch Of Amer
enns-Nev Boxing Is
By T S ANDREWS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
The "Come Back" OF Roy COrhan
Causes Joy In White Sox Camp

voss orv Rival Is Blackbune
- Head Year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Grover Hayes, The Chicago light
weight claims II be the hard luck
boxer Of that division. Willard Stuart
his manager, is Of the opinion that
champion Ad Wolgast with his recent
operation cannot hold a candle to
Hayes with the hOOdOO man. IN speak
ing Of the matter the other day man
ager Stuart said; 7 suppose you know
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

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New Ulm review., 1912-11-06

Miss Olga Fimeyer of st. Peter
spent Sunday with her parents in thi.
city.
Miss Hortense Weyhe who is teach.
ing at Essig spent the week end at the
Julius home.
Mrs. J.. Hoffmsnn who has been
visiting in the Cities for some time
has returned homo.
Mr.. Ralph Yates Of Sleepy Eye
visited with bis daughter, Mrs. Emil
Mueller, the past week.
Albrecht Stork attended tho Nation.
81 Convention of egg and poultry
dealers held in Chicsgo last week.
Mrs. M. Wegener and daughter
Amsnds of Hsrlowton, Montana, are
visitors at the John Hetlinger home.
Miss Anna Ubl left for Msnksto
Sunday where she has accepted q
position with the Msnksto Mills Co.
Peter Permsntjen Of Efiogton, S. D.
was looking after business matters in
town for several days the past week.
The concert which is to be given by
the orchestra and male choirs of D.
NJ. L. College will be held Tuesday,
Nov. 26th, at the Music Hall.
Prof. Ackermann loft Saturday for
Chicago and Fond du Lac, Wis,
where he will deliver IN address on
Pedagogy" at the State Teachers
Conference. ....@
+ Thursdsy morning, Emil Lehmkuhl. !.
/. young man from Vests, underwent
% operation for appendicitis ct the
local hospitsl. He IL RAPIDLY con.
valescing. " -.
Esther Heimsnn, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Heimann Of Fair.
tax wss operated upon for appended.
tic q the local hospital last Wednes.
day. We arc pleased TO report that
she 10 improving rapidly and will
soon be able to 20 home.
Last Wednesday morning Detlef
Lsngmsck, one of our old and respect
cd citizens was opersted upon At St.
Alexsnder's hospital. The operation
vas q serious one and the patient is
resting ss we'll % can be expected
under the circumstances. His son
Henry of Springfield came down
Tuesday afternoon. The many friends
of Mr.. Langmack hope for his speedy
and complete recovery.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-06

Miss Ilds~4suenstein 10 quite III
With congestion Of tho lungs.
Mr.. and Mrs. GeO. Wicheryki left
for the Cities Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ida sperling leaves today for
st. Paul to visit week with her sis
tor, Mrs. Linsley.
Mrs. Franziska Riegsr and Wenzel
Kraus Of the Wsllschi were married
Monday by Father Schlinkert.
Friday evening Q party of girls rode
out to the Wiesner home 10 Cotton.
wood where parcel shower was given
10 honor of Miss Clara Wiesner. A
fine time was enjoyed by all.
Have you registered guess on the
tmmehse loaf of bread exhibited in
the window of the New Ulm Hardware
Co.'S store? This Loaf vas baked 10
the oven of . mallesble range and tho
person who comes nearest to the
weight will receive prize.
= Stenographers earn big salaries.
To become good stenogrspher attend
Manksto Com'l. COL, Mankato, Minn.
(Adv.) 1916.
The Franklin Tribune brings 10
news of the recent marriage of for.
mer New Ulm boy, John L. Peterson,
son of the late s. D. Peterson. The
bride was Miss Lilly Sherman of
Franklin. The marriage took place
ct Olivia October 18th and q reception
wss held at the home of the brides
parents In Franklin. Mr.. Peterson is
we'll known in New Ulm as he grew up
here and attended High School. For
the past six years he has been en-
ployed in the State Bank at Franklin.
Both young people have the high
regard of q host of friends in Franklin
where they will make their home and
the good wishes of the groom's friends
in New Ulm are extended to them
both in their new partnership.
Fresh Halibut and Fresh Smoked
White Fish st City Meat Market for
Friday. Shop open ~ usual Sun.
days. !Advt.) -a.. @.... .t1
New Ulm review., 1912-11-06
Don't lose any time

Be up and doing every min
ute; do not lose any time, for
day now will be worth 3 week
Call on or write Contest Man.
ager, who will cheerfully answer
all questions
New Ulm review., 1912-11-06

was lone of the most novel aggrega-
tions of entertainers he had ever had
the pleasure of seeing" A silver
cornet band and q ledias orchestra
furnishes music at every performance.
The funeral of William Fischer who
was accidentally killed in Montana
last week was held from the Catholic
Church Wednesday morning, his re-
mains having reached New Ulm the
previous evening. He was hauling
grain when the accident occurred.
While trying to climb on the wagon,
be slipped and fell under the horses
and was kicked by one of the horses,
and death was instantaneous. The
deceased was born in New Ulm Feb.
20, 1889. His father, John Fischer,
died several years ago. He is survived
by his mother who is now living at
St. Cloud, his brothers Paul and
Alfred in Searles. John in Montana,
and his sisters Mrs. Clara Kobarsch
and Miss Viola Fischer.
Thursday night at 1890 the people
of Tracy we're alarmed by fire which
is reported to have started in the rear
of Kinmore's stables, and in less than
two hours seven buildings had been
consumed, being for the most part of
frame construction. The City Hall
and fire department we're the last to
20. The buildings burned were the
City Hall. Kinmore's Livery, two
plumbing shops, shoe shop, milli-
merry store, a warehouse and music
store. r. f. Kinmore lost pine
horses and entire livery equipment,
and with but little if any insurance.
In the City Hall was the public
library which was totally destroyed.
The entire loss is estimated 1t $4,000
with only . partial insurance. 1t 10
only few months since Tracy was
| visited with another disastrous fire,
which destroyed their school house
| aud electric light plant. r..
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
IS TURKU-ITALU
~. KARO.

- ~ 4 - - -
Pirn keliu 'saVaicilr nezi-
MIA kokiam tikslui Italics
kariuo1nene apleido oaza
Zanzur, gulincia netolies Tri-
polio miesto. Italians pasi-
traukus, ant oazos tuojaus
susispiete turkai su araba1s
il apsigyveno. Dabar italu
kariuomenes komelldantas
Tripolyj surname isnaujo ta
oaza paimti, kur, zinoma,
neapsieisia be kruvino susi-
remimo su turkais ir ara
bais. Delko italai taip pai-
kiai elgiasi, sunku tas isais-
KNIT. Kitose vietose italy
armija stow be jokios yeik-
mes If nezino, kas jai pir-
miausiai pradeti. Tai va
dinasi karas ir Tripolio pa
sisayinimae,
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
riotizma. SFlonliai didesnius5
vargl's iskenteje, paikgs il
ta alltlnesta nastq Hg lai-
XIII kantriai- vilkti.

Iskilo vel sumanymas SUI
jungti Juodaja jure su Bal
tijos. Tarp Dauguvos il
.Dniepro norma iskasfi per-
kasas, taip, kad garlaiViaiis
galima butu liuosai plau ukIo-
ii tarp Rygos ir Ghersono.
Perkasa II viso -kelio isttai- Is tai
.syma norma pabaigti 1920
m. 1914 metals pradeda1lt,
kasmetai IS isdo busia ski
riami toms islaidonls dideh
pinigai. To kelio 1leatbll-
'tinai reikalaujana Rusijj JOS
ukenls, prekybos II p1amo-
MICS padejimui, 0 taipgi
santykiams su vakarine Eu-
ropa. Ta sumanyma su-
galvojo biurokratai sayo
locnaln plenui.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04

siai revoliucija nu1nalsinti
| ir visus revoliucionierius is
naikinti. sitai po kruvi-
nam susiremimui SD revo-
liucionieriais ties Huitzi-
dad, Morelos Valstijoj, val
diskieji karciviai savo
virsininkams prisakius pa
kore 200 sukileliq priklau-
|susiu Zapato buriui ir gra-
zunlu Pc kovai pasidavusiu.
|Uzuot ant tokiq pasidavu-
siu grazumu susimyleti, jie
|be gailescio kariami.
IS tu apylinkiu pabegeliai
pasakoja, lkad Huitzidad a
pygardos Visi medziai is
puosti zmoniu pakabintais
lavonais.
Valdiskasis generolas Ro-
bels su saviske armija ties
|Huitzidad susidures su Ia
patio salininkais, ty. revoliu-
cionieriais ir tuojaus pas
taruosius uzatakaves. Ko-
va buvus labai baisi ir tese-
81 kelias valandas. Ant ga
10 sulzileliai, kuriu buta ma
zesnio skaitliaus, matydami
sau neisvengtina payojq,
mete ginklus ir savo prize
ssininkams, ty. vaidiskai ar
mijai, pasidave.
Pasidavusieji sukileliai
tllojaus sllimta, nugabenta
j arti1niausia silels II tenai
visi 200 pakalta.
Tasai faktas pagimde vi
suotina inirtima ant Made
10 kruyinos valdzios.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
ItaIu ant i3lras kariisskas

Itall ant j7lras karisskas
veikimas taip sllsnudes.
Jie tnrejo Wilt, llzgmlls ant
Egejo jures sallates, sulauk-
ii sau is to lSdklN nors pa
5sekmiu, laimeiifno, bet tuo-
talpu tos visos pastangos i
.talus visai paSemino. Italai
#lalko savo rankose kelias sa-
=laites, o TurkiJa, itarytum, j
tai ncatlzreipianti mel domos.
lr nestebetina. Tos salutes,
kas tiesa, priklauso Tarl1i-
JOS politiniam organui, bet
elnus anas is etnografines
pllses, jos yra visai sveti-
mos. Turkija labai le1gvai
gall persirgti tll saluciu ne
.telzima.
Delei to Italians labai pix
ia, kad turkai j tokius daily
kus saltai ziuTi ir nei nenla-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
Anaerikoje.
Metal XIV
ANGLIJOS SUFRA-
GISTES.

Kuomet viena diena An
glijos karalius, apvazine-
jantis pietine dali Valijos,
vaziavo su zmona baznyeion
m. Llandaff, staiga jam
kelia pastojo sufragistes.
Prasiskverbusios pro polls
|cjos ir kariuomenes eiles
drasios moteris atsistojo
prizes karaliu ir e11le reika-
lauti moterims lygiu teisiia
politikoje. Kuomet mitliste~
Iis McKenna stengesi mos
teris pasalinti nuo, haraliaus
karietos, tos puolesi ant mi
nisterio If ene j dauzyti
Policija su kareiviais vostik
anas apmalsinus.
Nekoki Elena Cragg be to
eme biaurioti ministerius IT,
net patti karaliu, kurie sau
rengia po Sail linksmus pa
sivazinejimus, kad tue tar
pu bedinos motemls 1nirsta
badumi kalejimuose uz taiys
kad teisingai sau reikalau-
ia politiniu teisiu. Ji isnau-
jo norejus pulties ant minis i
terio McKenna, bet policija
ja nutvere ir nugabeno kale-
jiman.
Londone iris sufra gist tes,
kulios andai buvo isiverzll
sios parlamento bustan il
tenai isdahzusios daug Ian!
gu ir sy. sfepono sales du4
ris sulauzusios, policijlnifl
teisnlu pasmerktos kaleji-
man po 2 menesiu kiekvie
na. Istarme priemusios
piktzodziavimais ant ista
tymu If teiseju.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04

Islaptll keliu vedas su anais
taikos t;.lsbas.
Telcsllis Gomezo pasielgi-
mas gal 81 dalykq geriau is
aiskis.
Reikia zinoti, kad Gomez
yra didis RELATIONSHIPS, gy-
yentoju laisves priesinin-
kas, taippat baisus priest
ninkas laisvojo zodzio. A
nais metals jis nuo salos j
Ispanija isyijo kelis laikras-
[tininkus ispanus, kurie dri-
so 10 darbus kritikuoti. Su
toliuo zmogumi viskas gall
ma.
Regis, kaip tai raso Kubos
|dienrastis "El Dia", Gomez,
noredamas but isrinktas is
naujo prezidentu, sugalvo-
,jo tai atsiekti kitoniskesniu
budu. Susitare su generolu
Estenoz, kad tasai sukel-
sias reyoliucija, 0 paskui
vaidziai pasiduosias, ty. lei
siasis sumrsti. Toxic sa-
lies numalsinilno garbe, Ii
noma, tektu paciam Come
zuli ir stai jiis iissnaujo isren-
kamas prezidelltu.
Nesinoretu perdaug tike-
tt, kad prezidentas tokius
dalykus galetu sugalvoti ir
paskui besazziniskai elgties.
Juk uz toki jo pasielgima
jis gal but baudziamas netik
viena banicijja, bet dar ir
mirtimi.
Bet esama zmonip, kurie
tikslo atsiekimui naudojasi
dar biauresniais darbais.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
rs RUsIJOS PADAN-
GES.

Rusijos biurokratai zlt.
but nusprende Suomija SUI
|rusinti ir tai visupilmu ta
|rusinino darba pradedam
nuo valdisku istaigu Suomi
joje. ,:Suomijos kraugcris
general -gubernatorius nese-
mai pasiuntes Rasijos minis
teriu pir1nininkui visa ia
rusinimo isdirbta plens, ku-
rio taisykle sekanti: Tuo
|tarpu reikia rusQ kalbos
|vartojiinq ivesti Naldzios i
|staigose; susirasine JOINS
tarp sayfs... o talpgiS susira-
sinejant Sllomijos valdzios
|istaigolns su Rusijjos istaigo-
mis-. Hgainfui, kuomet atsi-
ras pakaktinai valdininku,
rusq, al suomiu, mokanciq
rusiskai, tada busia galilna
zmoniu kalba pasalinti is vi
.su yiesuju yietl.
Apart to pl.ikergta, idal1t
Visi suomiai valdininkai per
septynieris metus ismoktu
rusiskos kalbos If rasto nes
kitaip ja vieta uzimsia ru-
sal yaldininkai.
Tokiuo budu apsviestoji
slo1niu tautele norma SUI
nail1inti. Bet nesulaukimas
biurokratams, kad jie gale
tu istengti suomius surusin-
tt il is sirdziQ isplesti pat
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
CHINAMS GRASIA
REVOLIUCIJA.

IS Hongkongo to1nis die
nomis pranesta, kad anglis.
ku kareiviq keli burial is
ten liko pasiQsti j ChinQ pa
sieni, kur pasiliksia neapri.
buotam laikui. Miestas
Canton stow kaip ant ug-
nekalnio il tarp gyventojQ
atjauciama bruzdejimas
Eraukiniai, einanti is Can
ton i Hongkong, pribunanti
keliomis valandomis susive-
lave, kadangi gyventojai
gadinanti gelezinkelio be
gius. Regis sustosias visoks
judejimas ant tenaitinio ge-
lezinkelio.
Revoliucija nori pagimdy-
tt mandzurai, stovinti isti-
kimai prize pasalintos nuo
sosto dinastijos. Is nezino-
ml ligsiol saltiniQ jie gau-
nanti pilligus ir net ginklus,
kurie slaptu keliu gabenami
IS p1'ovincijos Kvantung.
Mandzurai savo slaptuose
susirinkimuose nusprende
sukelti maistus pi1miausiai
Vu-Chou ir Cantone.
Republikonu vyriausybe
teciau ir 81 nesnaudzia ir
suokalbininkus be atsiziu-
rejimo persekioja, by tik ne
prileidzius prie su1nisimp.
Suokalbininkai ir maisstinin-
kai istisiais buriais zudomi.
Pastaromis dienomis, sako-
ma, tQ suokalbininku ir
maistininku valdzia nuzu-
dzius daugiau 5000. Tick
nuzudyta tik viename mics.
te Pakhoi. Kitur ir tas pat
veikiama.
z1nones pats nezino, uz
ka II del ko iie taip skait-
lingai zudosi.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04

Visoj Anlel'ikoj pasklydo
jau tie pats gandai, kokie
nesenai buvo skelbia1ni Ku-
bos laikraseciiu buk da-
-bartinis Kubas preNd dentas
Gomez vedas dviveide poll
tika, ty. viesai kovojantis
su sukilusiais nigeriais, 0.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
200 MEKSIKOS sUKI-
LELIU PAKARTA.

Isejo aiksten kuobiau-
riausios Meksiko valdis-
kos ar1nijos praktikos kuri
tai armija visomis savo is
gale1nis noretq kuogreicciau-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
ANGLIJOS PREMIE-,
RAS UzPULTAS.

Kuone visi Anglijos 8!
ventojai esq inirte ant va
dzios, kuri prievarta pei
sufragistes, 1lzdarytas kal|
jime, Q kurios nusprendzi
sios nors badauti, bet anal
tol valdziai nepasiduoti.
senai tasai klausimas bu
pajudintas parlamente.
sufragisciu kankiniina
cialistai atstoyas Lansbr
taip astral Iszsipuole
premiere Asquitho, ka
buto pirmininkas prisal
socialism, arba paciam a
leisti sale, arba jis priev
ta busias ismestas.
Irlandas atstovas Hea|
graziais zodziais apelia
i premiere, idant mote
butu issleistos is kalejiI1r
Asquith pazadejo tai pi
ryti su islyga, kad jos !
tyj ra1niai turetu uzsilal
ii.
Po tu premiere zod1
j Rrisokes su kun
Lansbury ir surikes:
nenaudeli, esi vertas
kinimo. Juk gerai|
kad moteris negali kq
saus priizadeti!"
Toksai keistas az
micro uzsiipuolimas
de sensacija.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04

NOdE - Sdh0aaI stll - SeAO-
republikonp partija zen
Fla pazangunlo kelill. Visuo-
met ir ant kiekvieno zings-
iiiO Sta partija stengiasi
liaudi padaryti laiminga, IS
risant dideles visuomeni-
nes, ekonomines i politines
problemas.
II todel partija islcis i
statymus viesojo sveikumo
apsaugojimui, apribuos pas
vojinga syeikatai moterims
ir vaikams darba, inns. sau
sirdin draugijiili gerbuyi ir
tuos dalykus be atsiziurejji jji-
mo rems.
Partija prisiekia gerbFi II
ginti Sales konstitucija, ia
slideliu zmonru ir-lSarstu pa
triotu palikima:
Ligsiolailinfs .federalill
il valsi Jiniu teisrnu rimtu-
mas turi but prilaikonlas.
Bet tasai t6ssifiq. rinltumo
palaikyf1as neisskiria, neat
butinu reformu, kurios 1,4i-
kalingos teisdarystes sut7
ylnlii. Netinkamq il
neVertll teiseju per liaudi
atsaukimas, arba t. v. ire
call" yra neisnintingas ir
pereikalingas.
Pal'tija atkreipia doma,
kad visa svietin6 ramybe "
ia reikalinga in stengsis tai
81 ia ramyhe invykinti.
Partija pasMerkia viso-
lSias privilegijas II monopo-
lius II stengsis juos panai-
KNIT uzgiriant tam tikrus
, lstatymus.
Federale pirklybos komi-
sija sturi but atgayinta, i-l
dant tue budu susiaurinus
darba teismams, kurie per-
daug ivairiais .reikalais APP
krauti.
TaTifo klausimas tuli but
specialines valdybos isris-
IS.
Pa1tlja pasizada koyoti
engunus II stengsis
r;ezasti iistirti.
reforma banl1i-
istes. idant BAN
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
Laikrastis Pasvestas Reikalans
8 B politiskos Zinios. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

!, - - E - - - - - - - -
kai nuo politikos butu ne
prigulmingi, be to farme-
: riams tuui but suteikiamas
5 lengvomis islygomis kredi-
: tas.
Civilines tarnystes syste-
: ma turi but zymiai prapla-
S tinta.
S Valdymas Sales .natura-
E liais turtais turf but veda-
! mas ismintingai.
? Pakll siuntinejimas krasa
: turi but tuojaus ivestas.
: Is atzvilgio atsitikimu
) su RusijE kuri apribavo a
0 merikonams teises, turi but
/ uzsienyj saugojama pilieeiQ
nepalieeiamyb
S Absoliutiskai reika]inga
q sutaisyti tautini laivyna ir
{ demokratu tame atzvilgyj
= pastovumas yra pasmerkia-
!. mas. Be to reilzalinga, ati-
il darius Panamos kanala, SUI
! taisyti pirklybos laivyna.
s Atkreipiama ypatinga do
ma i upes Mississippi re-
+ gulecija, turf savo issilieji-
: mu Ssielnet padarills tick
Z daug jeibiu.
u Senoji republikonlne par'
! tia mato neatbutinu daik-
j tu apribuoti negeistinq i'm
! migracija.
/. Ant gallo platformos pa
s zymeta reikalas uzbegti he
laimingiems atsitikimams
{ ant jlriu.
O Tai vadinasi platformos
rlsunka, kuriaja norma sia
s Sail padaryti laimingaja.
u Wis tai politikierill tusti.
rlpazadejimai II sovinistiski
s. slissisokiiinai, liudijanti tos
partijos l5enkstainguma Vi
rslsieIns iseigianas.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-04
Is virsszzrnogaus n

=. Blusa gyvuJ
nes blusa, asilas 6.
mes paikas, bet koki zl'l
lui znlogus gyvuoja
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-13
Short of Equipment and Can
Not Sell Bonds.
This Is Latest Plea of Rail
Lines Financially.
|. C. C. WILL ONLY LAUGH
Commission Says Roads Are in
Sound Shape.
Other Items of Interest in the
Traffic World.

According to reports widely circu-
lated this week in Wall street, the
railroads are working on figures to
prove that they are short of equip
ment and can not sell bonds to buy
more, because operating expenses
are so high that net earnings are
making poor showing. 1t is true
that in refusing to allow the railroads
to increase their freight rates in Feb
ruary of 1911, the Interstate Com
merce commission stated plainly that
it would reverse its decision at any
time that the railroads could prove
that higher rates were necessary. If,
however, railroad men go to Washing
ton with any such statement that they
are short of cars and can not buy
any because net earnings are so
small, they will not get as respectful
a hearing as they did two years ago,
saws the New York Evening Post.
In the first place, net earnings are
larger than they ever were before;
next railroad men know that a tenn
porary car shortage at this time of
year is a sign of healthy trade condi-
tions; next, they know that it would
be very unWise to own all the freight
cars that could be used at this time
of year; finally, record orders have al
ready been placed for equipment that
will eventually be paid for, not from
net earnings, but from the sale of
bonds or equipment notes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-13
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