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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31
WEYLER MAKES NO APOLOGIES

81 glory In the insults leveled at mo
by the Americans and the Cubans,"
declared Gen. Valerlano Weyler. he
who was the grim Spanish command
er OF tho Spaniards In Cuba-ho who
built the "trocha," drove within his
lines tho hordes OF starving Cuban
reconcentrados." and was largely re-
sponslble, I'm tho minds OF many, for
the SpanIsh-Amerlcan war
He makes tire statement I'm the fif.h
volume OF his book. MY Command In
Cuba" which has just been published
I'm Madrid. IL IS tho last OF the so.
ries OF volumes. the four previous
ones having followed each other at in.
tervals during tho past two years.
Weylor makes no apologies for tho
acts that caused his name 90 be ex.
ecrated here and I'm Cuba. except In so
far as 10 state that no believes in
Justice tempered with severity and
never treated his opponents with un'
merlted cruelty.
In the "epilogue." which sums up his
he had been I'm command Of the Span
~ under Gen. Shafter invaded that is-
RS into the sea and caused tho war TO
not an American, triumph.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31
COFFEE PRICE DOUBLED.

Washington.-The average price OF
coffee imported into the United States
has been greatly increased in the last
few years. A statement issued by the
commerce and labor department 3
bureau OF statistics shows that dur
ing the present fiscal year the aver
age import price has been lS cents a
pound as against II cents in 1911. 3
cents In 1910 and 1-2 cents In 1903.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31
I[IY 1lIHHI [LIENIIrILn(6[HI1n
DEPEW, 70, STILL SPRlGHTLY

Chauncey NJ. Depew, seyenty-eight
years old, stepped into the reoep-
ton room OF his wide. high-ceilinged
house at No 81 West Ffty-fourth
street, with the same springy. erect
carriage which has distinguished
him always. With his same old
genial smile and hand clasp he
demanded TO know OF a reporter
II he were not as young looking as
ever. He appeared 10 be.
Well" said Mr.. Depew. II suppose
you want 10 know the secret OF youth?
What? Most wealthy Americans don't
know Il? SO. so. Well, they use their
acQuisitive faculties so much that
they forget how 10 play. always
mixed work with play in physician.
like quantities. It's the secret OF
health. wealth and pleasure. But I
fear 1t has won me the reputation OF
being a frivolous person" Mr.. Depew
shook his head.
"A frivolous person." he repeated
meditatiyely. Then his eyes twinkled.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31
BEEF PRICES SOAR.

New York-The highest price since
lss2 has been reached by beef In the
wholesale market here when II sold
at 13 IL cents a pound In bulk.
II is said TO mean an advance OF
from l.2 20 2 cents per pound for
prime meats at the retail butchers
shops.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31
eioELow LOSES SUITS.

washington.-The Supreme Court
has affirmed the Massachusetts, judg.
ment By which Albert s Bigelow ot
Boston IL directed 10 pay the Old
Dominion copper Mining and smel'-
lnz Company i7.1O0. 900 as secret pro
noters pro6ts.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31
JUNE 10 DECISION DAY.

washington.-Wi sOine IS cases
still pending the supreme court OF the
United States announces It will hold
It's final decision day for the term on
June 10, two weeks later than the
court has adjourned In years.
II will hold a session June 10 re-
ceive motions.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

Your teeth deserve and demand con-
gtant care. The daily use OF Dentacura
Tooth Paste will cleanse, and by re-
moving the causes Of decay. preserve
them. as nothing else will It's action
IL unique. Endorsed by thousands OF
dentists. Accept no substitute. Csc. a
tube at stores or direct by mall. Den
tacura Co, 3 Alling St. Newark. N. ].
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

THE
% the
held by William Aso the colonelB mother.
probable his bride eventually woud
leader the colonel died before
position
would
lad husband lived.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

AT least. Miss Kitty. whom you
talk 40 much about. is consistent"
Then ~ she IS, when she wears the
willow for the rich young man shes
after. she ought 20 wear a pussy viii
low. for she's such a cat"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

There is no reason why you
shouldn't try again. even though at
first you do succeed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

There. may be crumbs OF comfort In
knowing that some people cast their
bread upon the water.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

Beware Of Springs sudden changes; keep
Garfield Tea At hand. Drink hot on retiring.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

A North Dakota man has an 1l.foot
beard
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31
MAJ. RHOADES SUCCEEDS BUTT

Maj. Thomas L. Rhoads. who has sue.
ceeded the late Maj Archibald w.
Butt at tho presidents chief military
aid. was chosen from the medical
branch OF tho army service. He Ia
~ years old and unmarried. Ike all
his predecessors. Serving as the pres
idenrs aid In one OF the most eXacting
occupations known. and for that rea-
son a bachelor is Invariably given the
post
UBtii recently Major Rhoads served
on the medical stan OF the Walter
Reed General hospital. near Bright.
wood, a suburb OF Washington city.
His duties there naturally kept him
from mingling much in tho social lifo
OF the capital and restricted the range
OF his scquaintances. But that restric-
ton has now been removed. and
Major Rhosds IL making friends rap
idly. lie has always been we'll liked
in army circles. He is somewhat old.
er IN appearance than Major Butt, and
has more gravity OF manner. Major
Butts duties since the latter left for
hosds had been assigned as the prosi-
left the president selected him 20 fll
A H.rfNaI aUNn
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

NCE more / found myself In
Newfoundland watching from
my blind for the elusive carl
bou. The day before yester-
day. while padding up the
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-31

The day broke dull and gray, but
before nine o'clock the sun came out.
Now IL the caribou would only come
The light is good and there is little
wind, so that any animals crossing the
river can be easily heard. Suddenly
the stiffness OF the morning was brok.
en- by repeated sounds OF splashfns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
WELL KNOWN ROSWELL
NAN ARRESTED FoR
NUIILATINa RECORDS

Roswoli. n. al. Suly sRen n,
Watulnre wng ARRESTED iatI n|Eht ~
Deputy sheriff Fred Higgins "a tht
inrfuncu % County CLERK b. n. Sal.
lafa Tor the nelillnlson aNf lhtf,
|et portions q deed rcCuFas ff ehaFqa
oonntF.
IN lookiBy for the record " 4 decd
~ one Of me volumes Ianl EuehnRy|
one ~ Mr.. Billiards. nnaAlaniH G|a'
covered that Il was H3INNla9 from
she book with twenty.lAfet others.
which were toniulncd IN aHlgn 81
oAoniR. which had been ft&oNsd ~
swearing enc cords wh'en held thc
polpmq together
a acaFeh feF the uilasirH FeeofAs
was immediately lnalilninN and iiRe
papers located In oRe ol enc drawers
II table N a room WNitH Ma bean
~ dporl for the ~ "a ih1 khslfatl.
|pFM Tho drawer which was locteo
Nan e b. broken open nf ~ atage''.
uron Thorough InRos.,N sa ihfee
other qultoa of detd rtco4l Watt nns
sfAFeEeQs making ninegQ,a'4 pN
Aasl nianf between 4n4a HH|nsN'
Hf Wetmpre drove III IA h oenI
|nonfe % hh auto, nakN4 Nv lfa
|rnrbina andWenl alfnlfAMI a. I|,4
drawers ln which Ard N
|fQuAt. NNpAIt 8n1I|,s Na W
|tonttni4NkN ~ hRNA 4H W f
|pIace1 Mf HsImol6
M Wolmalt WAS uN0ff
Fhtpi RQna wnlh W. onae NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
GERMAN EXPERT no
INSPECT ARIZONA
RECLAMATION WORK

Phoenix, Aria, 1uly t.---Wilh in-
strnctions from his gcyernmane 20
inspect az far a. possible the iErIga-
ficn works OF the salt river valley nt
well as 81 other valleys Ia the United
States. 0uhiavo Richter. al Irritating
engineer OF the imperial 0efnau
service from poiadam. tho sunmos
capital Of the empire. arrived la this
some time here looking over tho vait
ley ana taking Ia polnia 81 INTEREST,
which viii embody trip 70 tns
Roosevelt dam and return.
Tae German government la face 70
face with a condltlon 81 gradual on,
coming leaBening OF she water sup.
ply IN tho province Of Pohen. which
has for yonfn been great fruit
country. II Is therefore necessary fOf
some steps % ho taken 10 arrange
gof an artificial water supply 10 make
up for thn gradual falling of Of the
rainfall. Ia order % DO this lfriaa-
ton 20 the extent of ono foot or more
annually must be provided for.
II IL IN CONNECTION with plans 10
carry out a scheme for ifrlRniion that
Mr.. Richter u IN Phoenix this week,
Having tho co-opcralion Of the
reclamation service. he win look into
sha srnNlly and pumping nyatoms and
the combination % the swo. the
atrH1tnfd % this dani ana ms lAttftl
system used in ihln valley, also tahlnn
survey u lle results Cor the hone1
~ " MIS- people IA the Falherinnd.
tir Richter r. stopping az tho Cons
- ~ ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
PLUMBERS EMpx0XE
COOKS HANDS WITH
GASOLINE TORCH

silver City. N. al. July s.-Soo
kielundo. an ninDiofhe ~ y r. 1seha
eftAon, the nlninber. Has terribly
Ibnrned on the hands anh arms yrt-
Iter6aY morning IN a. Hrcl66nT win b
pinmhera' afoge. nfelnndo weH pHmn-
lax up the stove. which wofka with q
forced draft Of Compressed air. ard
be got the pressure t0o hiNfa. with
ihe re4alf shat eftnls esbnw Has
blown of and the gasoliuo flew on
his hands and Immediately took kife
from the torch. ~ an luttant ihc
mans hands were practically e. 3tea
lWlih thc great hehAt Or Angie wnf
|4Nmmonnd and dressed fne bnfna. =
|stf1lna relief from ne inienae plSn
witch followed. There Is VERY
s1pA nA4n1a lAAt lAe anl4 hand.
Van ua sawed. Ntlundo h u,Atti41
IMAM wllh fsmlls end = wen known
'anoul town
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04


one thing hsa been fe-demonelrtl
Tea Tor she American 9eopls a chi
cngo hr1 lIA||lmors and that u lnp|
oaS bftnlathi|al eonvensions arr 70,
b|H 1b6f Ar practically unnanasf'
hb'a START eh smotionai wave az
|cfi lha Who,s thing Il gone. aayo ~
'lI6iiiosd cahrnnL
Sow u isn't tho deicsaiss apd
tholf aliefnaies that cause thin al.
fufbanoe. seldom. n eveF. ara
enaNnh 81 them stirred by q com.
mo1 Impulse 70 hrtak 40 The ssneha|
order for nny length Of time. II e
ne aailsrles shat turn the trick. The
eso#d = there.
n va estimated that the Coliseum
- chloaso hAId 1906 people. o.
these i.e7o we're delegates and ~
many aliernaiss. total. a.ibe. Ada
the netl>sal coInmisteemen. say ss.
ana vi have about s.eoe persons ~iso
actually belong IN the hall THAT
leaves Ia.s00 outsiders who are she
source and inspiration Of the tsnult
and tbs shouting. II they we're nos
N tbs halls tho business would b
Icondpcted morr promptly and IN a
vastly more orderly mannar
We doubt. however II there win be
q change. After each great conven-
ton shose ~ shprse talk right out
that the affair was on TOO big a scale
and that next time there must be
moderation. bnt when the next time
comes, his notion has ovaporatad
and we have the whole muas over
nRain. The real reason Is that the
people like Il. IT'S a great occasion
and ns many want to b. in and OF Il
~ the widest latitude and the blgsesl
hall Will permit
Hence we may calculate on our
quadrennlai performance, iss subse.
oont condemnation. ana then re yo-
enfrence In due season. and % on
and repeat TheFe ls somethlng be.
side nominating candidates. 1BcFs v
stirring W the country. slnrtIAa
wuves Of local excitement that spread
far and Wide. playing upon tho popu.
lar Imagination. ara Incidentally FAT.
tsnlna up the local hotels % Be taken
Into confederation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04


Mr.. BRYAN. a a said ipilfpntod
that there was one honest mAn ~
Baltimore, bat m0destly rafrainea
from giving the name.
IL
fsuMBlJGa and other insects hass
saxen the place Of she Democratic
gold bugs that used 70 sfflict the
party.
LOOK OUT now for a fresh lecture
tour OF the courtry at 10 much pen
ar. BRAN has been sec inlulnilne
quite bunch Of material.
--Gk--
~ IN rs true that George Perkins
raised ana expended one million doll
lars In the Roosevelt cause 4 seems
10 be plain that the colonel h on exc
pensiye proposition.
o.
IT HAS BEEN wisely said that 4
you ere FolnH 20 pin your faith "a
n woman u H nlwayB well % use 4
safety pin.
Co.
THE COST OF living n allll solni
up. hcoDfdins 10 a San Francisco pAi
per Whicn dlntps that Il "a becomina
more oxnenslve 10 smoke opium,
49,
Olfn IpNA ~ the fellow who rent
|ly needs sympathy n the man whe
sent two poems 20 maEazins and
deceived three hack.
-kp-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

fase'1| fsrls. eHltIt ls q, nssasal
Clovis, N W. 3Ei5 unIff n ffW
cant I1n8 IfIt N4IH INH morning On
b Ap4144 fffH ~ at u1t04 10 wit
lt114 tl1 4Iaal fI1t tHnf4 tansoE
roWi ire nnntn tniAa l4on here are
tf'If f'FsiIr FIFFN 19IINf4 ans
lntY 1||i Ia1o taIn I1fhrIl45h ttf
perhaps Soma G1Ih x IND white
Hti iH.
ppels l'fil|p gtlrIdsf. father d
tennly 4fHonf experimentation Mttea
te|1ff una " IHt nIatsl ana lnpHt
ftspttllA tii|tfnS ~ ll4tla. Died fIlt
nlqIf'H8 ~ III stIs ha'at. ara 4IIl
- turita vim Neen|S hbnoFs SONS
time lgHeff1W tIf. 4ttFaft5ftF N4t
ttta ppe " the enIE8efa - Gfopif
Aaa as seaYea hfHlha large fafaI
81 AalIlo ennH an aeea NtdoN and =
sttaf hopf ~ friends
Clovis s. % ahye Z street cafnlfni
'fesrc. alto 4rn11r rsflcoy r,e
ME. and the rf0tpecfa arc that the
fowu ~ general wlli celebrate our
Kiotiona Independence. Mem ~ the
baslne1n houses have signed a. agfco.
men9 "a tIo1o pielF places or nnn'noet
ar fhe Aay Ths sund6y sehbol Ilcs
ME II % b. held a. the punkard
church. At tho extreme wref ana of
ne efit. and fho foiloNing program
VIII ho rendered Ia the Afi1rno1n,
after 4 hn4'tt dinn6F haa been serves
On the ar1dndf
Devotional exareirea .............
sstsst..s.ss IItt. Coitmbus Clark
''ttliai ~ 8snday 9eilonl nna
what - IT. Oblectg' ....... y.
$3.50 ~ .ss@. MA A. =. nhonoeg
Open di4tuHaion. .t'.+-
who Should FSe interested IN run
day School &1fh ana Whyfv
,...-. Mr.. and MIRA, ". n. Gordon
'WhWat n the brand Incentive for
Sunday SCHOOL Work O.. ...s-s.s
....A. ,. Rhoadss, b willoughhy
Some preclscAl Methods Cor Cath
eEing n and Interesting Parents
ana Children" s..,. ..s.J. v Rice
Carl fesquaon, business ylsiaoF
20 Clovis tilla 2aeA. faceiped . ness
saso thla ntorulng sailing him back
home % KansRe cry 70 the deathbqd
cf hla bfolhef Frank Ne jeff on the
noon train for Knf1a4 CITY.
An on5osabio sotAlt hffnh waaglyen
last nlaHf IN the pAll0rh Of she Flfhl
Methodist churohs whom the Rarnoa
and pnilatheA giateae 81 that .congre.
cation save a fpnbllc geeoption Isl
honor Of their now members resolved
daring ghe part Year. Tho chVfeh
phFtor1 were theloeully decorated
With The national eulura ami n joilleF
company of young. pqords psysr az
feipsled than shpse n aite ilanee lest
eyenlng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

n04i coNyEN1foN nsil1 have
hnu been thofotrhIg 0Iq|aittift
o.
w Tr. chase Oabofns No need q
|n third pafty1
--u--
1T WILL LOOK FUNNY % 81.
PERKINS a ~ WEARING rt1 htndah.
mas.
49,
MOST OF TfgE dear things. even
n they ware mafatYr's cIawnn 1oNiN
BE- sure 10 ask n 4 wetS On liral4ht'
---rIe4
HAN FfiANCIBcO ~ q sturdy pi|I
town ~ has successfully FNHtHN
through en- Earthquake. confloKfofIQn
and convention 81 Woluaha stubs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
JUDGE MANN ON
SILVER CRY FOURTH
or JULY PROGRAM

Especial Cae9on3onaenra - ena RsunsG1
Silver City. N. N..cJniy s. The fol-
luwing program u being carried Gus
To-Day with o hig eF9sd prespt from
adjoining towns.
1900 a. openine eefenaGe,
mocklng bird WhIelie
500 q. -Cansert. silver CITY
hand.
p.3e a. m.--Pasrlotlc exegelsoa al
EIkf opnra hoos6. headlna k1eolarn.
ton Of indetendence. Maaleaf mum.
bar. auppiIoR ~ ~ Ar. "afaf
5udHo EDWARD a Mann OF Afbnquer'
cue. MaHea| Npmbeg supplied BY -
A. r. AuitrIcn."
' iiiee ~ -nfnnd auto raraae,
Marshal os M day and pgaff. silver
CITY band New Ne4to notiopRl
guard. Boy HeOnt Decorated Autos
Line Or ni1f4hl Antolela viii aasopt.
SIS On lRa f'l8 north % court house
ana WEI npft ffoisf thsf9 teti On
xnnhIe elfeos 20 Aficohas thence
south % broadway, east on broadway
- nuliard. north on Billiard % Ninth,
we4t on ninth % West AlFeet, south
"a West 10 SIXTH. east on sixth "a
nuIIard. south on .nhliara "a Broad
way f'rfkts fof decdnfiua autos,
First tIsj second. go, third, tes.
i1soo % 1soo b. N. -inteTinlsssou
for lunch
e,e .. n. ssanrnall gains - nsu
bail Hfonndt, corner pnpo and EIcy.
enth streets silver city ". Fort
hagard p4iae eia0.. tH
4;1e >. la,A~nFonoha li6in8. En-
trance TEE e1se. First pfine. tf0o.
second prise. t76i thitd prize. $50
COMMITTEES ~ charge. ,, A.. i7anhi
and =. y. seilsian
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04


lar thc natIonai sampaisn Of
fsf several onpshas reasons, has
ons o. extraordinary isnslon ~
early stages. me NOMINATIONS
not b. fofsasen. ana Some of
lgaHlos arnone candidates we're
lar The ~. Louis GLOBE Demo
shows sofns eood comlncn sense
foiioxinss
sldsnt,ai nr,mnrl.. w.re rev4
ana lnstesa ~ sl.npl,fy,nr ths
tssa asasd 40 i,s uaassta.ns,ss.
I primary ssnaeo A. deepen the
enss. state. eoouldercd mo,t
gfgan in rasty lea ehsnsea alien.
4 chooninw new fnvof,.es ~ .,,r.
nd fasl.lon. rne ,hira.tsr,n lo.ue
protected into what wa already
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
cOsfPEisTE CAMPING 0UrEgxa
Ar REAsONAnI.K PRICES

IOWA Wall Tent. $500.
NoIdlnR Gold hIcaIn1 Oria. $500.
puecn 0teun SIC 81 nt.H0.
fsofa ana Pans ~ oIl hinns.
ARnelFIts. Q1r % HfNn.
aInH01nd AxcH, 91o.
Nen'n 6ilchefa. e1.eo.
Reviewers ffun ilie SMALLEST anG
.chcal,f4t 10 slie seFy boal.
c4nIfsaiH, e1c - oa.N1.
Mater ArfH, 500 a. $3.50.
I'm Spoons, 9 fop Sc.
Mnfvce sod Forks each. SC.
Rope ~ an aiNea ana Minds.
stock melIA foG aOc. 1oc.
Stock nohhI4& Gttsl
NrtIdlue ~ ~ kinlss.
THIS AA,SE. WIN. Mlclrn. Prom.
sii =. Nlfas nlfeets
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04


~ s.ac slsss eomat from Farrell,
Wtld peAhly. Colorado. that "Buekl
aNi4 &sle waison. cowppnoher. has
f6'tfS . 1aats called me ''l.bca
taakS Nhi4k wlli qua TIE Turkey
tt1t lhs Ahnnr nug ana klndred
~ NJ tae hallfbbia d'Stpra. Tht
nIets IIspatlleeh tolls no tale AZ
l'a'sla rasR~ Is aglaanils (
u ne theory that 81 dkne4
~ |iaN|e he evolved ffop nature.
nfker Tfet ana ths 0riagly
ara most Of ne either dances
sfe iasstee ms eernnfu 81 M
lntiEnea. haYs eolps fgaYa
tNe sFMff caass. San Ffknciseo'l
AAn ~ Iloheman tevclers nps
pfse belnk child II
at,0 Hmaelg, came 10 M coneIn.
NH si ont on ihe sanng plains y
As could ilnt 1anee lhpi
4n.a a. a. le4eIealsoA slAel
Az asees0Fes ffsHa csHfss.
6pl aapelne auHhepsn. noI
te W. 4fEetiu| W4glng el ifef'
NtieH f,iss s1fe pAn'
effft t's|m - ;.
hai apr1a.s1 q
K|N fnGblEHtIen cRrus
N H2 IS 5 range POM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

A FIVE cent piece IN the contribu'
tlOn bOx makes many q man feel be
has n perfect right TO Kick II she sofi
mon doesn't phase him.
o.
THE PROspEcT that the governs
mont would be shy on funds 60 pas
official Helnrion ana other things ~.
parently dldn't feaxa any Of fh8 pfesis
dental candidates.
o.
HOPE ~ getting Roosevelt and
Bryan together on q ynird party doel
not. At this writing. eDpcnar % "a
bouEEeoninE like unto ihe green ast
tree.
TIE OYSTERS a. Oyster Hay aFs
remaining mum. And tho colonel
when appraised of tbs nomination n
Wilson, aciually odmilled that IA
hadn't word % say.
o.
BRYAN works Il from both enesl
geta up IN the convention ard 1nalfe'
the story ana thon sells 4 "a Mss OWn
figure 10 Rny old newspaper n
Wishes.
L.
rT ISN'T quite cseaf q ua Vet how
noIuinufed win ehe ara 81 thoss
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

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viii BE- brought 30 trial boforo Judge
witt on sviy 3.
Mr.. Wcfnaorc. rrno f. scarcely RI
gearn Of ase. b associated wl1n his
father u the ahssfaStoF9 business.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-15

part of the records Of the Wisconsin
Historical society.
Postmaster A K4ltenback, after a
week of pleasure with bis brother
Louis in Kenosha Wis, returned
home Monday morning.
Mis- Eva Wilmott is visiting with
her sister in-law Mrs Fl. F. Wilmott
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mommsen,
in Woodman.
Mrs. S. A. Thomas. Of Waunakee,
VII. is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. D. q. Seaton and sister Mrs A.
Kaltenbach and brother j. A. Seaton
The Ladies Aid Society met last
Thursday with Mrs. Mary Korber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kaeding mourn
the death of their infant son.
E. NJ WiImott attended to business
matters in Lancaster last Friday and
incidentally viewed the ruins of the
county asylum.
We often hear the howl, Don't &C
away from home to do your trad
ing but rather do your trading with
home business men. This may be
the just thing to do, but we notice
that the wives Of some home business
men go to Dubuque to do shopping
what is good for the goose mus
certainly be good for the gander
The Potosi Brewing Company have
out fine signs advertising specia
brew of Old German style beer, il
bottles only The Schumacher style
is good enough for us.