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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
(Spe3iea fir bieie 3eituns.)
yGr5icbunssbilber."
Som Chef 8ebattcllr.

@ir olalbeu niht beiler t6liu gu
tDnnen ais uuieren fat6oliI6en Gltern
~biersulanoe bieies Bud reht iparm gu
empfeblen. IS obuppert" ia 10 ge>
tpaltig on Der @r5iebungs< Sbdtigfeit
in Den Samilie II, bab cine Be-
miibune, Die 10 prattiih gebalten lit
'ipie bieies Bud e. Sr5iebunssbiloer."
Bon Or. .. @ergerpoort bon Der
Sirma 9en5iger Bros, Chicago, Sa.,
5u be3ieben. Yreis 1929 nnbebinst
Der neiteren 8erbreitung, 5nmal
unter fatbolii6en gltern, empfoblen
nerben 1oa. Sn ieinem 8ortuorte
crtlGrt Der Gerfaiier trefflif Die &nfs
aabe Der hriitlihen graiebune lei id
pbie 9Ottlidite Der aiinfte" inbem es
ia gelte rSas Sinh benz beilieeu @otte
dbnlih al MADDEN. limb er fiiet NIT
8abr6eit bin5u: .gber bel feiner an>
beren Yfli6terfiilung bat elm ileiner
Sebler 70 nahbalti9e Soleen nnb 10
ihredli6e 8irtuneen fir 3eit nno
gtpisteit. nnb nirsenbstuo tperben 10
lei1t unb 10 piel Sebler semadt. tuie
gerabe bel Der g%r3iebun9."
Ser Mutor beantfportet Die Srage
.gYie io1en mir e~r3ieben?" in einer
3eiie, fpelde ms fir nniere 8erbdIt.
niiic, inter ben beutfdj. a~merifanifden
aatbulifen Der Der. Staaten ais be.
ipnbers seeisnet eriheint. Gr be-
9innt inbem er CANA fur5 unb
b il 3 g idreibt iiber r@%r3iebnng"
.NeIi9iDie gr3iebung", ~Sas 8orbilo
bes &inbes", Ser 6riitli6e Batter ais
Gr5ieber", rSie driitIide SHUTTER uIs
@~r3ieberin", rSas Seiipiel Der @ra
3iebun9". llnb Damn folsen Die n@rs
8iebun9sbilber", prattii6e 8eiipiele.
popular gcbaIten; ba miro er5dblt.
pie ebe Sanolun9 unb Chat Der
gltern unb &inber ~ | d Q 1T, tpeil
bas ainb bon alien @inbriideu, Gag
fir Gag, beeinfluBt lit, nobel aber
@prt NIB geiipiel in Der Samilie ais4
i%hlaggebenb iinb fir's Seben. Sier
einige Sroben:
Sd beiBe: Satan.
.Sn elmer @rpBitabt fanben &eute
ein bier bis flint sjdbriges Sinh, pel>
dies bitterlif meinenb an elmer Stras
Benede itano. IS bate iih i'm Stras
Bengepirr perirrt. Gin Serr nabm
iih Der &leinen liebepoa an unb frus
eS mad Ieinem Namen. ~.8ie beibt
Sup" Die Nntiport laitete: rrSas
tam" on8ic beibt benu Sein
Yater?"" Y.Iu6 GatanI"" -
~.8ie tommt Sbr oenn an bieSen
Namen?"" = $50 nennt meme
Nutter uns immerl"" - grtlGrune
iiberfliiiiig."
Ger 1T 6uIb baran. bic
@ltern ober bic
R%inber2
.Sein Sinh. lieber Batter unb liebe
@tlltter, lit bieIei6t ni6t fromm, es
piro bon Gag gu Gag in ieinem Be-
nebmen freber. unb in Der Stride
| lnht unb lbpdtt eS, ais ipare Is aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
3nnt &irhenjabr.

0tit Dem eriteu Sbbentionntn9 -
r. Se5em6er be9ann Der 8eiba
rabtsfeitfreiS. iuelder bis Somtag
6eptuageiima pauert. Die 3eit BON
eriten Mbpentipnnta8 bis gum III.
Beibnohtsfeite beiBt Der Iopent . ~.
Die Mnhinit. Sieielbe ioa ms ers
mnern an Die piertauienb Sabre, Die
serfIoiien iinb bon Der @ridaffung Der
Welt bis our Ienihtueroung hes
-tpieen @ottesiobnes i'm Staae 81
Bethlehem.
Bie Die suteu @euiden in iener
9elt iih na6 Dem grloier iebnten unb
aim Scin aommen flebten, 10 iolen
aud mir in Der abpent5eit mad Seius
berIaneen. nad Seiner @nabe, Seis
nenr Seaen. Seinem Srieben unb
Eeiner 6ilfe. 8ie Die @ldubi9en ocs
alien 8nnbes iollen aud 10 I bitten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Son Seinrih r(3iirifl
/ in y8pttesminne".

ilnh tdmelt On lpieoer
Aleinbiibclig, arm line geraoe 10
2nnofabrenber Seute Sinh i'm Strpb,
4ie I'm iener alien, blisenoen Nuht,
limb es ndbm' Sid Elm @eiSlein Suerft
in Nht,
Dant elm @elfbub uno bann cine
S%irtcnmagb,
11nb cs bait in Der sroben. altpeifen
Staot
Gin Seune, Der Nil6 81 pertragen bat,
9ein critics @riibfen nngeiast;
2'einit 3s ni4t So fidnse i'm alien
r9as ut ia ood1 mlr oes 3immcrs
manns Soblf.."
11nb tdmeit S1l ipieoer,
SIN ben 3eitun9en mar benin Ter@
miiften gu lcien:
Cine Srau lit bon einem &nableiu
geneien,
Gas munter mic ale 8iibfen lit;
Sic abcr nenut es ben beili9en
9briitl"
1lno bon bober &an5el tpiirb' beilig
9eiparnt;
Ballet auf. bab Der S6tpinbel @ud
nid)t um9arnt!"
limb bon Der pberiten Yoli5ei
Admen iid)er i6nauelpirbelnbe 3rpei
y pber Srei
alnb ihnnrrten: .auf .alerboHiten
Sefebl
1auB guer Sunse in Staatsturatel. 4"
alnb fdmeit Oh nieber,
Sie Sa iiseu in Sob unb arana uni
Sdrift,
Hie Sein Yod)en nm GinluB am
lauteiter trifft,
Eie Hppften Die Obren, tic briillter
9ih nieber,
@eiubelten. idliiaeu Did, freu5igter
ipicber
ttno itsmmfen iif bart auf's per'
f~iieeelte @rab.
alnb mir Elm paar Glider, Elm paal
tSabritler.
Eeridupite iinb Sie6e unb Straben'
n Spidler
qtno Sie &inber au6 fnieten BOZ
Sir ab.
Sod Die iibrise Welt ipiirb' mid
ireiner unb rnrber
Eurh t%auieuD Sabre uno tauIenl
@uuoer.
.dtnb fdhncit Su pieber!
Eod Tu bait an Der einen 8eibnaf)
genng,
Pr etnem areuS, lpordn man Did
i6lug.
Man Dat Sid 9eieb'H rno gebort I'M
I, sefiblt
Wie cine Come, Die 6rennt, mic Ell
Nieer, bas fiibIt.
ainb Is f%untelt oabon iinb tiblet noe
immer
SurA ale pielpiutlisen Grbeu8immer
60 baB nur Die nollenoeu Saubel
uno 9linoen
Ceine ieligen Spuren nod beutc mid
finben.
gie iinb tein 3~lpeites Gbriittinb pertb
Sbr Coos lit GbriitliS nit Den
Sdipert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
u..x,,,,,,,,<<<<e<c
&icscnlieh.

&icacnlieh.
Shioi Minnicin, iAiui'.
Ser %otcr hiit'i bic Shdi,
Sic Wiittcr itiittelt'c @uHuilcin,
"a fdiit btrob Gin %SrGunclcin.
Stlaf'. &inhlcin. idlof.
.S
Gdlnf', 0inDitin, iriti',
Im 3inuncl sicbu bic Sdui;
Sic Steruicin iinp Die ydmmcIcii,
Ser Wono. Der lit bao Sddierlein.
Sdlnf, ainplciu, ihlof.
Suiinf', Minricin. idlnf'
ibriitfinblcin bat Gin Stoi.
iii ielbit oao licbc @pttcslunur.
Sos fir II aa' sum Supc fam.
Sdlaf', &inblein, ihInf.
-
Sdlni'. airnlcin. iatdi'.
Su ident ih Sir ciu Shni
Viii elmer aolo'ucn Sdeltc icilL
Gns ioIl Scin S~pielgcicllc itiu.
Sd}lof ainrlein, ihlof'.
Sd,laf', aiuNlcin idlni'.
llnb Blot nid)t iuic Elm Sd]af,
Cont fommt bc0 Sd,dfcrs Siiubelcir
llnb bcibt mcin b6ics ainpclcin.
Sd,lnf', ainolcim, idlof.
Sdlnf'. Sinblcin, id,luf',
Och iprt uno bit Die Sdlaf.
@eb' fort, OH ihlpnr5cs 6iiupclein
llnb pcd' mir nid)t meinN ainbclcin
Sdllaf. ailplein, ihlai.
rGbcl it cinc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
SOLUTION OF CHAPTER III.

Red Riding Hood had set dowS
her basket to pick some wild iow-
ers when she heard a sruff voice,
say, Good morning" =. 4
Turning. she saw a wolf beside
her. The wolf bowed politely
though he gased at her with .
hungry eye.
But he vas afraid to attack her
snen. for he could hear the ringing
Of the axes Of the woodcuttsrs near
at hand. and he knew II sAs}
screamed they would -bs upon AADt
At once. q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Sicbt cine WeiaEr IN juugcu
MGnnrrn.

Mcp. 9. u. Soaps. Gin prptcitons
tiider @ciitlider bon Nnrpra. Sa.,
belt fiir5lidl baieltit cine Yrcbigt, in
Der CT III ungeidminftcr Weiie Die
@efa6reu idlilbcrt, oenen bic inngen
Idhd)en in DER Staot aus9cieet limb.
Sr iagtc unfer Anbcrem:
Sm NlScnniAen it ein iungcs
@fdpd,cn in aurrra Der @efubr aus
gcicbt. SGngc Wdnner linb Die iibcrs
mdBiae 6relhcit, Die Die Wdbd,cn ses
nicBcn, linb Die llriahcn Der @cfabr.
Gin GROCER Yro5entias Der inpgen
Wdnner in bieier @cgenb iino cine
geidbrlid)c @eicllid)aft fiir Die Wdbs
diem. lin Dies alN5ufinoen. braus
den lpir nid,t ipciter 81 gcbcn, ais i'll
bereu 5eim ielbit.
Sas erie, mas u|numgdiiSlih Den
iitngen Wdbd,en notbi9 lit, iod cS bon
@efabren bcipabrt bleibcn, iii cine
perniinftige. brapc Mutter. cine
iold}e miro Der bette Sreunb nnb Be-
rather ibrer Sodtcr leiu. Wenn cine
|ofter i5rer @uttcr bas &crtrauen
miht id,cnfen fam obcr mil, banu III
alldb elm @ittcrfcnitcr fcin SinocrniB,
Dap baS Wdhden periIoblcn ans
Ihliipft uno Den @efabren ser Sin>
iicrnib Der Haft in oic Nrme fdlt.
Sic perniluftige Muttcr lebrt Die
5pd,tcr &onporbciten. SIS ldBt id)lpcre
@cocnfen auffpmncn, luem Gin bcrs
anipad)icnocs Idbd)cu cS ais cine &er>
obipiirbigrng bdlt, nit ibrcn SdnDci
@eeenitGnpc 81 beriibren, Die Ole
Saut raub ober gar itniueig nader
fDnntcn. Scr 9cicn, bic SdIrubs
bilrltc. Sic Stids unb Stridnnocl Itnf
nlcbr lucrtb. ais Der 9clpunotcitc Wa
nicuriit. INT bcs Wdpd)cno Singer 81
pcrihOnern.
Sdttc id SpDii Sodltcr, 10 ingtc eli
hieiiacr after Ir3t, 10 miiBte icoe Dor
ibnen buS Srobbddtn lernct. 81
Suuienbcu bon Scimen Iinb Die Der.
nalpnhienheu So6ter nid>ts dnocrcS
ais Gin 3icrobictt. Sicie 'tcllcn i'd
Dor, has Nrbeitcn pdre fir lie bcrab'
ipilrbigelb. mnb oils lpdre cs cin'
Shnnpe, ibre iorsiam acpilester
5drten Sin9erd)en 3u pcrnnreinigeii
unb menn Dieie Srdulcius iid bcrab'
laNen miiiicn, cine Stilr5c an5u'
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" " ~
8egen W6tten.

SnS iiderite Weaenmittc! ut Die
&ernihtung ieber @tottc. bic inns 81
@eiidt fomnnt, unb bas ipr9iomc gu
bulteu uno Did)te ShlicBen Der
Sfrdnfc. Die Yolitermpbcl miiiicu
bdufia nahgeiebcn, geflopft uno &C.
biirltet lperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Sic ocriiiniti1e Nutter ipirb cS
itrcr Spilter ,pebrcn. iibcr Den 9uils
idl iiiiel res 9idfie 5n ucrtiigcn.
;V,ndlcn mir cine llmidlnu pcs Nbcnhs
Eno ielbit III ipditr Nadt in u~nicrcn
StruBcn nno mas fithcn mir? Sltnsc
MGbd,cu ipn5icren Sislloo nnb oft
ollein in Scn StraBcn 81 elmer 3eit.
100 JIG nit iBrcn Niittern 5u Sduie
Iciu %ipiten; iun9c Sraucn5immer mn
&ittcrnatt, nm 1 llbr obne Seslcits
itnft nod, auf ben StruBcnl
g mag Gin MGnd,cn mod 10 slit
uito hart icin, lpeun JIG lid dur &c
robnbcit m,ad)t, Den NadJtifliiiiel
mit6ltrdNcn. hdnn 9ebt Idt!
Nber Die NtdDden bier iino aud, III
WcicaIfnftSfrcilen nid)i ohne @efabr;
cas- obcrflddlidle, inbdlrsloic, pft Den
Initdnb ~perlfBcnoc @cIpr16) nnfcr
ocn junacu &cuicn pirtt bas @esen1
tbcil ppn bileeno; uno Damn Die
Wooc!
Gin Dsdehcn liebt cs, ~gcfobbnbelt
Su 'pcrhcn; Tie licbt GO. Die Iuimerts
%iainfcit nnf lid 81 ienfen. BON
Nntur aus lit iie Elm io5iales 8eidJDpf
UNI lie mohte iid aud berportbnn:
tic lit grn3ios beim 5nnSe. 9eiunnot
i'm Bridge" : aartenipiel NIB Die
Sdncibcriu, Iobiitiu unb ale bicie
&cridoncrunge : &iinitlerinnen babeu
nlldh oas ibrc getban, Tim ben Hci5
bicIeS jungen @eifDpfes 81 perrnebs
ren. Sae lIcbcrfleiocn lit cine Der
@eicIidaftsz Siinbcn. Ndf meinem
llrthcile lit Damn Elm Wdoden gut &C
tlribct, ipcm bas Alcio niht Die Nufs
mcrfiamtcit aui lid 5iebt.
Gin @ort mDftc ih uod Den
Srduleins ans Ser6 le9en:
@cbc nidt nit chem iuilser
Iannc. ben On niht %bepunbern
! fnnnit. 8cm Gigarctteuralrd, bas
Nrorna bon eeiitisen Wetrdnfen. lpcnn
p%rofanc @ciprdhe bcs iungcn Iahs
ncs Sir Suiprcd,cn, Damn fabrc nut
peiter, Damn Bit Oh mdbrId,ciniitl
uiht belier ipie or.
Mber menn tbr jmngen I6hter
ernftbaft ippit, baum f6nnt ibr
mebr erreiden, ais alle Hrebisten,
INT bic Wtprai bieier iunsen
Wt9nner 5n bcben. Was f6nnt Chr
tbun? Sehr eimiah: 9mlbet ni6ts
pum einem iunsen Wianne, a. zines
8entlemans ~mntuiirbis mare. = ). q.
I'M e&ntb. 8pdcnblott."
**x
Wottss 5mkipurcn.
Tor Sahrcn ourd)rciite Gin i~rdnSpiiz
id)cr Wclsbrter bic 8iiite lnb hattie
iid ais Siibrer cinige araber mitges
uormncn. SobnIb Ole SOnne ianf
breitete elmer Der Irabcr eincn 5epe
pid] aui Den Soben unb pcrridtete iein
@cbet. Ms CT bantit 5n gnbe lpur.
lab ibn Der @clcbrte pcrddtlid) an
uno iragic: Vas mndit Su ba2"
sd bette" ,Setcn? Veten, al
@cm ocnn?" - .3m Allab, ~ @ott. 7"
Ser @elcbrte ldd,elte unG frn9te
y3alt Oh icmalo Nott gcieben?" =
r9tein." .Suit On iemals @oti
nit Seiucn &dnbtn b%ctuitet oher &C.
fiiblt?" - .Ncin."
nSdnu bit Oh eit Nnrr, ipcnn Sr
an eincn @oit 9!nllbIt. Den On ME
, mails 9cieben, 9cbprt ODER NIT Seiner
9dnbcn beriibrt. bait.~
Ser Irnber nntmortetc nifts. Sit
legtcn iid) gum Sdllnfeu nicbcr uni
| crbobcn lid mn ndditcn Mor9en turl
| Dor Sonncnaufgang. Seim 5eruuSs
| treten aus Dem Scltc benicrfte Der sc.
Icbrie 81 icinem Siibrer
{. .8icr iii bcute Naht Gin aamee,
gepcicn."
~ biiBtc cs In ben au9en pes
, Nrabcrs nuf, unb or iraste: .Sabet
| Sic oas aamccl geiebcn?" - nSein.'
. ,Snben Sic bdS aaneel init bel
Sanb gefiiblt?" - .Mein."
Il Sim, Damn iinb Sic Elm ipnber'
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: (Se3cmber.)
n5. z. Gbriitiona, :. &nlcrianus, y:
16. 0. GuIebius. Ibelbeib. Ilbinn.
NJ. 8. @a5nrus b. Beth. Sturmius.
as. ok. Suat. Iarid @rtpartnn9.
40. 8. Remeiius. Ioiutus. Sdu'ta.
20. 4. Gbriitian. 2iberat. Suiius.
n. z. S6onas, PIP. 5bemirtofies.
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aatbplii6cr airhen. aalenber.

Sic ..Supen anbtcn
Yrie it { r.
Sob. /. 19--2S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

.Sein Sinh. lieber Batter unb liebe
@iiltter. lit bielei6t ni6t fromin. es
miro bon Gag gu Gag in ieinem Be
nebmen frefer, unb in Der Stride
lnft unb I6pdst es, ais ipare Is aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

rtno fGmeit On iuieper!
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
Ark.n.,. Valley Crop 100000.


Pueblo.-The crops In the Arkansas
valley OF Colorado ara expected to
bring approximately $s.0o0.000 this
year, The estimate is based upon &C.
tual figures, taken from the number
Of acres planted to the various crops,
and does not include the fruit in the
Canon City district.
Without the question Of a doubt this
will be the most prosperous year In
the history Of the whole valley, and
business already is brisk in anticipa-
tion Of the heavy crop returns.
The five leading crops will be
wheat, $2.s75.ooo; sugar beets. S2.5s7.-
600; alfalfa. $1.40O,OO0; oats. 31.21O,-
900 and cantaloupes $4,000. making
a total Of $s.41s,50O. To this will have
to be added the amounts received for
all Of the minor crops. no estimate
upon which, has been furnished.
In the opinion Of well-posted men in
the valley the railroads are going to
experience difficulty In providing
enough box cars to haul. the crops
away. and vigorous efforts already are
being made to see that proper provi-
sion Is made for their. transportation.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05

followed, but his strength wansd
when William Jennings Bryan At.
tackled him for a reported coalition
with the forces Of Boss Charles T.
Murphy Of New York.
Wilson then gained steadily until
on the fortieth ballot he passed the
500 mark.
The final break to Wilson began
with the first ballot taken Tuesdav
morning. when Illinois deserted tie
Clark standard and shifted to Wilson.
Colorado changed soon afterwRrd and
states fell In line one after another as
the delegates pledged to Clark saw
that the contest for the speaker was
hopeless
Missouri refused to make the nomi.
nation by acclamatio nand the forty.
sixth ballot was ordered.
Before the forty-third ballot had
been half taken It. became apparent
that Woodrow Wilson was making
terrific gains over Champ Clark in
the race for the Presidential nomina.
ton.
One-third Of the vote showed VII.
son had gained seventy-eight over nj.
record Of 4s4 of the night before.
Wilson polled COZ ON the forty-thir.i
ballot. giving him q majority. Clark
pdlled 329.
Illinois delegates voted individu.
ally forty Wilson and Clark eighteen,
but under the unit rule. the entire
flfty-eight votes we're given to Wilson.
This is the first break in Illinois.
Other states adding to Wilson's to.
tai were: Connecticut two, Iowa one
and one-half, Louisiana two, Michigan
eight. North Carolina two. Virginia
fourteen, West Virginia sixteen, Ha.
wall one, Alaska one.
At II o'clock Tuesday morning u
combination that would swing 1870
votes from Clark and Underwood to
Wilson and effect the nomination OF
the New Jersey governor was re.
ported. 35
Illinois delegation which had been
voting for Clark, on the forty-sixth
ballot deserted the speaker and cast
forty-seven of their forty.eight votes
for Governor Wilson.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
srAnpGos TO pRooREssivE CAN.
o.oAYg LANDS HIM WITH
- vorEs.
cNolCE0N 46TH BALLOT
ASyGR MANY sroRaAv sGssiohe
oAIriMoag CONVENTION
NAMGs NOMINEE.

western Nswspasss Unien Nsvs ssrsiss.
Da,tinoFs, MA.-Woolrov Wflsse
a New Jssssy was Tuesday .onir
naael for he Prssidency hy ths
Donocratie Aatioaal coaveutioa o.
tAe forty-sixth ballot Ths cholos
came aftsr Tie most strenuous session
IN ths history Of the party. many nignt
sessions haviAg bssn held and the
delegates being worn almost to The
point Of collapse.
The nomination was made after .
spectacular etruSgle. In one Of the
longest contests of the kind ever
fought.
Wilson began his uphill battle with
314 votes ON the first ballot. his near.
est opponent. Champ Clark. speaker Of
the House Of Representatives, having
440h on the first. Clark received az
high AZ $50 votes In the ballots that
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
COL oRADo NEWS
cATHERED FRON
All Parts Of the State
cATHERED FROH

Wssasss sssvaassr unass Jsevs aesvssa
coAGN0 nvEN1s N COLORADO.
S.ly le.-Istssnattoasi EeAeretiea 9
Co1merciAl fSevsleIs' OrganixattenA
Colorado Springs.
July l5.le.-ElsctSieaI CDatraetert A.
eoclatioa convsntiea. Denver.
Juiy 1o-1o-0unnisoo Csunty Cattle
OreWet6 Association. 0uAnleea.
July 31-1a. - llidsummss Convcntteas
Colorado 1tock9rowsft AssoclatIeas
0leAyooA 1osinGa.
July 39.1k.-Comnserclal Law League 81
Ansriea. csiersde sDriaGA
saAe CAautasaua. Boulder.
Az. s,s.-Repubiican ststs cesvss-
A.T. a-Dsnocratie sn-s cenvsntsse.
Avg. 81. = I.tsr.stisnsi cesssli
0ortn9a
Ass. ls-sA.-Intsrnstionai Photo n.
Gravsrt Association. Dsavss.
0spt. 1.-Cenysntion National Aaseeia.
tton STATE 0sme Wardsns-Dsnves.
Sept. y. -. ss.-San Luis valley FAR
-AlamOoA
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
enappy Age.

Tie young man breezed into the old
nan's library.
II met yosr daughter" he an
nounced, at Fifth avenue reception.
I want to marry hsr next Friday aft
srnoon At $50. She's willing"
The old man turned to his card
index.
(which daughtsr!" ~ asked.
Its Mics Bthel"
"All right" said tie old man.
MAKE II 4:3D and I'll aftsad the wed.
ding. I have an saAgsgsnnt At the
other hour"
It was 20 ordered. This IL snappy
sge.-Pittsburg Post.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
e..herIoa t4oeo.. fer Beef Fle!as.

VatheF1u1 Hoboso TOT bdet F1eIde.
Pueblo.-Ranchers residing through.
out the Arkansas valley expect to In.
wade Denver. Colorado Springs and Pu.
eblo during the next few days to round
up about 1000 hoboes and other Ia
borers to work in the beet fields. ac-
cording to number Of ranchers who
were in attendance upon the Arkan.
sas Valley Commercial Association.
The beet growers have been having
trouble getting men from the employ
ment agencies.
The plan is to run q special train
from Denver to the valley and to
round up as many workmen as pos.
sible. X
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05

National Guard 70 Hold Eneampmsnt.
Golden Summer maneuvers Of the
Colorado National Guard vii be held
at the Golden Rifle range, two miles
south OF this city. The plan to hold
the summer encampment at Pole
mountain. Wyo.. failed when President
Taft vetoed the army appropriation
bill.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
LGoielATioN Mgc geoARv TO
PREVENT suspGMssoM o.
OPERATIONS.
PRESIDENT SIGNS Bill
HUMoaEos or ThoueANpo or
rgpGRAL EMplovas 70
CONTINUE WORK.
Western Nswspsesr uaioa News Service.

Western NswseaDsr Unioa News Service
Washington.-Elsvsnth hour lsgisla-
ton was nccssary to prsvsat . sus-
pension Of government operations ~
. result Of mismanagemcnt but Con.
gress extended the appropriations Of
the past fiscal year through July and
made 1t unnecessary TO drop several
hundred thousand civilian employees
from the government payroll at mid
night July /.
Juse before he left to attend the na-
tional sangerfest ct Philadelphia.
President Taft signed the bill.
A joint resolution making the exten-
zion was necessary because Of the
failure Of Congress to pass nine Of the
Appropriation bills before the begin
ming of the 1918 fiscal year. The bills
In question were the Agricultural.
army. Indian. Legislative. military.
academy, naval, pension, postoffice
end sundry civil. The army bill, which
was passed by both houses, was We
toed by the President June II because
It contained Objectionable legislation.
The resolution went through the
Senate after passing the House, at
1925 o'clock Monday, but through q
miscue by the Democratic manipula-
tors of the measure 1t did not reach
the President for his signature until
after 2 o'clock. The Democratic lead
srs overlooked having the document
signed by Congressman Alexander.
who was acting a. speaker. The Pres
ldent was Inconvenience In his depar-
ture by the delay.
It was pointed out by the House ap-
Populations committee In its report
that similar measures have been me-
eessitated in the past because Of the
regular appropriations having failed
to pass. Like conditions existed in
1876. 1882. 1884. 1885. 1890, 1899. and
1894. 1t was argued in extenuation Of
the embarrassment caused this year.
Representative Hay presented
resolution appropriatins 31.a5o.OOo for
the expenses Of the joint maneuvers
Of the regular army and militia. The
measure was passed unanimously aft
or Representative Hay had made .
short speech IN explanation Of Its pre-
sentation.
."The only reason for this provision
Is that the states have gone ahead in
good faith and made preparations and
expended large sums of money" he
said. However. want It understood
that l will treat none Of the other
provisions Of the army bill in this
manner"
The army bill was reported out by
the House committee in. the same
form as 1t was vetoed by President
Taft. and 1t Is expected another bitter
fight will be precipitated.
The failure of Congress to make
provision for the payment Of wages to
United States navy yard employees did
not result in nearly 1900 OF the 1000
men employed at the Charlestown
navy yard being thrown out Of work
as had been expected. A telegram In
structed Commandant De Witt Coff-
man to continue the work as usual
pending the probable passage by Con-
gress of a resolution providing for ap-
nronrfof;ono ,s.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05

Gives Heating Company Permit. !
victor.-The Common Council of VIC
tor has practically granted twenty
year franchise to Denver heating
company to supply the business sec
tion with heat and IL wanted. to the
residence section. The streets and al
leys will be utilized for the conduits.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
s1,sso,ooo for Maneuxer,.

Washington.-The House adopted a
resolution appropriating $1,350,0OO to
provide for the participating Of the
regular army in the encamPment and
maneuvers of the organized militia Of
the several states.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
o. q R. G. Order. 30 Nav Engine.

Denver.-The Denver & Rio Grande
railroad has let contracts for thirty
new engines, to cost about $1,000, 900.
The construction of this equipment
Will be started at once. and deliveries
will be made early in September.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05

ssr,et Quarantine At pssnls.
Pa0nia.-From now on chicksnpcx.
measles. and whooping cough viii b
quarantinsd strictly BY Paonia author
tiles. Local physicians have received
copies OF the new state law.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
shee,sy Goes to Prison.

Greeley.-The closing chapter in the
Weld county commissioner graft cases
was reached when Charles G. Shelley,
the Denver contractor. was taken to
Canon City to take up his sentence
from one to two years In the states
prison.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05

Silver Lake Mine Houses Burn.
Silyerton.-Buildings at the Silver
Lake mine. six miles from here. owned
and operated by the American smelt-
ing and Refining Company. were de-
stroyed by fffe. LOSS estimated at
100000.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
Antl.Fisht Bill Blocked.

Washington.-The passage of Sem
ate bill which would prohibit inter.
state shipment Of prize fight moving
picture films was blocked in the
House.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
High water Damage. Railroad.

TN" WaNS1 0aWA0es uAIlrUaos
Georgetown.--More than thirty feet
Of the Georgetown-East Argentine
road on Leavenworth mountain with
five bridges in town were washed out
by heavy rains recently. Water in
Clear creek il the highest in ten years.
Water has overflowed the banks, and
yards and residences have been flood
ed.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-05
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