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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
administrative
CONTROL DEEMED
MOST NECESSARY
Industrial Combinations Can
Thus Be Held in
Restraint
Secretary Nagel Submits
Annual ReOort to Pres.
ident Taft
10y Associated Prass>

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2-The
mere breaking up of large combina-
tions into a number of separate parts
by no means meets the whole trust
question:" says Secretary Nagel Of
the department Of commerce and lob
or in his annual report, transmitted
today to President Taft.
Secretary Nagel declares that the
Sherman Law has been proved to be
an effective statute beyond all doubt
and that degree of combination of
capital is quite necessary, but he adds
that the supreme court decisions in
the Standard Oil and Tobacco cases
have demonstrated that the next step
In the control of great industrial cor
porations will be the creation of a
permanent federal agency.
How. such control shall be exer-
cised; whether by commission, fed
eral incorporation or other means,
which have been advocated recently
by Judge Elbert H. Gary, George W.
Perkins and other f1nanciers before
the Senate committee which has been
conducting hearings to determine
what changes would be desirable in
the antitrust laws, Secretary Nagel
does not definitely say.
He favors, however, a development
of the powers and scope of the bureau
of corporations.
"A certain degree of combination
of capital is admittedly essential to-
the carrying on Of our great business
enterprises" says Secretary Nagel.
Continued on page 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Professor
Herschel C. Parker, formerly of Co.
lumbia university, will leave Janu-
arv 10 on his third atempt to climb
Mount Mckinley. Belmore Browne,
writer, artist and explorer. will ac-
company the expedition. which will
20 by way of Stewart, Alaska. Mrs.
Parker, who has had considerable ex-
perience in the far north, wants to
accompany her husband but this is
not practical. In his previous at
tempts Professor. Parker approached
the mountain from the south side and
was unsuccessful. This time he Will
try from the north side. as he be-
lieves that will make the task easier
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
SWIFT and COMPANY'S
SMOKE House BURNS

CHICAGO Jan. 3.-F.re which
broke out at ten o'clock last night
destroyed Swift and Company's :
smoke house a five story building
almost block long and two hundred
feet deer, and Was still burning to-
day, after having wrought $5O0,0O0
darage Three firemen were injured
while fighting the blaze. The fire
was in almost the same location
where year ago Chief Horan and
more than a score of his men lost
their lives
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
Cashier is Lying Frustrated
at His Home and Nav
Die
Federal Examiner Discovers
Bad Paper Carried by
Bank
(By Associated Press.)

ALBION, Mich, Jan. 3.-Lying
prostrated at his home, H. M. Dear
ing, the elderly cashier of the Albion
National bank, which failed yester
day, is in such condition that he can
not speak even to his wife, and it is
possible he may die. If he should
die, without making explanation for
the bank, many things which are now
puzzling the bank officials, may re-
main unsolved, including the alleged
forged and otherwise bal paper to the
amount of $50, 900, found by Examiner
H. E. Johnson. Johnson so far has
refused to make any statcment.
DR.. w. o. Donohue, the aged presi'
dent of the bank, at his offices In
the bank, is explaining as best he can
the state of affairs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
TWO KILLED IN
HEAD OF Wreck

Ell RENO, Okla, Jan. "a head
on collision on the Rock Island rail
road today near here, when the Fire
tly", south bound and passenger
train number Al. crashed together,
Telegrapher James Potter. of Chick
aska, Okla, and the engineer of the
"Firefly" were killed and twenty pas
sengers and members of the crew
were injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
AUSTRALIANS WIN
FROM AMERICANS

CHRIST CHURCH, New Zealand,
Jan 3.-Australians succeeded with
ease in retaining the Davis lawn ten
mis- cup, beating the American team
all five matches.
Norman E. Brooks. the Australian
player. today defeated Maurice E.
Mclaughlin. Beals C. Wright, who
was to have met today Heath in the
other single matches, was indisposed
so Heath was awarded the match by
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
Named Director
Of POSTAL BANKS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Theodore
l.. Weed, chief clerk of the post Of
fee department, and Postmaster Gen.
eral Hitchcock's private executive
director in the management of the
department today was appointed d.
rector of the postal savings system
at five thousand dollars per year. He
will assume his duties Immediately.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
Ia Toilette WILL
NOT WITHDRAW
s3v Assoclatao Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-Without refer
ring to Governor Osborn's suggestion
in a speech at Lansing, Mich, yester'
day, that Senator LaFollette withdraw
from the presidential race, the LaFol
lette national headquarters here today
issued a statement denying that La
Toilette had any intention of with
drawing. The statement was given
out by Walter L. Houser, chairman OF
the national progressive campaign
committee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
congress
RESUMES
session
Little Business is Pending
for First Day After
Recess
Most Of Senators and Re.
personalities are at
Their Desks
!: : = 4: :: = = + :: :: :: :: :: :. :. :
: TODAY IN CONGR- .

IOOAY IN CONGH- IS.
:. The Senate met at noon. ::
: Senator Bristow, of Kansas, ::
: introduced bills for the govern ::
: ment of Panama Canal steam e.
: ship lines. I:
{: The postoffice committee !:
: hears testimony from mail order :.
: houses favoring the parcels 4:
:: post project i:
:: The House met at noon. :.
:: The foreign affairs committee I:
: hears Prof. Henry Elliott urging !
s international protection of seals :
:. The sugar trust investiga- ::
: ton committee decides to re. :
: sumo it's hearings Monday. {:
(: = = = = = + = :: : + i: :. !. : .
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Both
houses of congress reassembled at
noon today. after recess during the
Christmas holidays, which began De-
cember 21. Most of the senator's and
representatives have returned. There
is practically no business pending
for the day i
Would Recognize cnifs1e Republic.
Recognition by the United States of
the "Republica Of China as a member
Of the family OF unions" was called
for by a resolution introduced by Rep.
resentative Sulzer ofw New York and
referred to the committee on foreign
relations today. The resolution con-
graduates the patriotic people" of
China for "reclaiming their inherent
rights to self.government.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Former City
Chamberlain Charles H. Hyde, whose
trial on a charge of bribery in con-
nection with the depositing of city
money in various banks is set for
January 2, is trying to get a change
Of venue, and he has filed voluminous
affidavits tending to show that there
is prejudice against him In New
York. Many of those who were quoted
in the afldavits as declaring Hyde
guilty have denied that they ever
made the statements attributed to
them, and this phase Of the matter is
to be investigated by the grand jury.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
No Arrests Vet

JACKSON, Mich, Jan. 3.-An AL
;bion special to the Jackson Citizen
Press says it is understood at Albion
that if arrests are made today in con-
nection with the closing of the Albion
National bank, they will not take
place until late in the day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03

: FAMOUS WRITER DEAD. =
: BREsLAU Germany, Jan. 3 +
+ Prof. Felix S. Dahn, the well, :
:: known historical writer, novel =
: ist and poet, died here today. =
4 aged r..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
INSTALL OFFICERS,

Installation of officers for the Odd
Fellows will occur tomorrow (Thurs'
day. night at Bakers hall, and a
good sized attendance of members Is
requested
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
Forced Nptes Found.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ;.--Comptrol
Ter of the Currency Murray today an.
nounced that the forged notes which
caused the failure of the Albion Ma
tional bank of Albion, Mich, amount
ing to $144,09S, according to the an
nouncement by the comptroller were.
placed in the bank by it's cashier.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
& $+@**+ = = E . = q = -

4 CONDITION IS SERIOUS.
q PARIS, Jan. 3.-The condition 4
<oof Nine. Curie, stricken with I
q acute appendicitis yesterday, con- 4
. tinues serious today. I
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03

Continued on page 81
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
KuuIutus.

2anIouisIeurofunta pitdd fofoue'
IenIa taos elofuun 1:iend %Iunnuntai
ma eli 4 p. feurofunnon firfoSi a,2e'
boitetaan foiftia Ieuratunnan idIe'
MID miIttoammin ottomoon oIaa ieu'
rofunnan f~ofoutIiin. SdsId tulepas'
Jain fofoufIeSIo diff tdrfeitd oiioi'
ia pd%dtettdpd ieurotunnan hpndfIi.
Siis faifti, ioiae feurafunnan mes
nestps on td-fed tulfoo f%ofoufieen
ia dltdd alma loiStofo poisiaoIol'
lame oioteIen: rmitd ie minimum tos'
fee." Wuistafoa faupun9isia ia far'
mifoutreiaa ettd &aniau isIeurafuns
nan tofous pibetddn 4 p. eIof., iun'
mlntoina fIo 2 ieurotunnan tirtos'
ia.
Seurofunnon p~uoIesta,
Grif 2onsas. 6. s. Wortioinen.
GFmies. 3iriuri.
80. 80. Wilen.
paStori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
. Glr 0ller Sfia boutaantoir

taia ia buonefoIufouppias tdmdli
Sourtb pf Sulpna Dulutbisl ia Iufu'
latham termebtimdsid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
DR.. A. III. Thomas,
Silma-, korva-, nena-, kurkkulaak.
Silmalasien sovittaja.
KONTTORI:
Bank OF Ironwoodin ylakerrassa.

Saumatfaal 9aifenIoista taI'
ipitoiporao % proient. a%lennufIeIo
on mpptdndnd meibdn liitfeesIdm.
me-.
2Inberion &c Siaber9.
GeinGmnaiia parasite Iootuo,
iofo on ennen ouut 81, so gal, MT
on $500 gal. Sdbdn mooIiin on
8 muoben tofuu pddue.
Mnoerion &c Siuber9.
= Sflatfaa poIttopunnne MT.
Supreet mpanpuut matioa retfo'
fuormo 5 2.25.
2uimat %mpappuut motIao retfa'
fuprmo 5 2.50.
aofpat puut mofiao reffofuormo
$3.50.
Seoit & Sofpe 2umber SO.
Selfooni SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

sSanba la Inotettaspa
LIMA
perustettu 1870.
ia faffoispotfmriita bSpr1lattpoia.
LUSITANIA, MAURITANIA
nopeimliat
Ib5nrblatwat t~taatintasta.
FRANCONIA, ASCANlA, TACOMA.
(umoet 1911-1912)
CARONIA, CARMANlA, CAMPANlA.
VERNIA, SAX0NIA. AUS0NIA, UlI0NlA.
AOUITANIA, ANDANiA, ALAUNIA
(rafemteima pIe,pa.)
1tuit Ittfenne Gamaoaat.
MONTREAL QUEBEC-lONTOO.
Ndbfdd 4pntoo, niaailnan ilirtn taiipnntD;
rnstetut la%nsattomina ia tueoenalainla nsnaa-
leila. aooltaan ia parnstnftenia pnolesiG srt.
tniiesti iotueltuipat t6bdn paipeliifieen, ia fnieipat
p{Sett6mafi Iiifeesid cunard Linjan msrrattomala
iohoola. 0ulettaa aincastaan
foiSeu la %fpImamneu Iuofat ttatfmstaita
hntpiu aIbaiSina maftutua.
gifaiuet nhtens faiffiin Scanoinamian ia Snomen
Iataniiu. Sieonstelfaa aiiamiebiltamme folmannst
Iuofan uufia mufapunftta. q
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO., Ltd.
s..E. CoRNER DEAiBORE AND RANDOLPH sTs., ChicAso.
Tiketeista jalaivoIen kulusta kysykaa ahem
pia tietoja
.LIEBERTHAL, asiamies Ironwoodissa.
SAM Nj. RAUTIO. asiamies Hurleyssa.
j. F. JACKSON. asiamies Iron Beltissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

tot idttipdt lion aufon &. ieurafun'
nan i~efotuoron ritpeibin, iobon oil
mat fulluneet etepind alton laula.
iina. Toimotomme raubouista lilo.
puboetta nanbufIiue ia iptDiue eld'
man feidn ibanuutta uubesIa fobis
ia rIimofuffien ieasIa!"
: Slatto WiiuIa, SusIi NiIulan
nell on faopunut miime niifon a.
lusIa paitfafunnanemme.
= Yianpn Club &c Bros Iiiffees.
I'd, iota on 10 nmoben oian ouut ELL.
pailtapana on Suomen H%uoiiolai,
men @p. 2utb. I~eurafunta moitta'
nut.
- MieSfaorp 9iitto OH pdattdnpt
ldbted oiaa ottamaan Nmerifan Quo.
maIaiien Wuiiiftipboistpfien loulu'
iubloop, iofa pibetddn Oulutbisia
elotuun 4 p:std olfaen> ia opat iitd
narien tilanneet WuIiiffipboistpfiel'
I'd Iinipalfeat lafit, ioita faiffi lau'
loiat tulemat lieud tdpttdmddn.
= 8pirat ,parmstetta ,pat fnpnos
fppaIla eli tulemat ommuttofpitIi,
iiud m%elifaubua on lime stpnpt Srons
mooh topnsbipisid.
- Wrs Ism N91fi losienIa fons.
ia Idbtee tdnddn torstoina Sopiaio'
eDe fuun pdipifIi feI6d niettdmddu.
snpmeem yistaroue ldhti ellen
mr. Scban Yuufcri naimonii ia 4
lapIenIa fansIa. Wir Yunfariua eldd
Iieud pield munba ditinid, ionfo a'
mutIi taloi hoitoDn ban aitoo lGd'
od. Sid mr. Yunfariua on tdsid
maasIa, mutta ban Ct oiio endd
manbaan maaban ldbted.T ifetin os
timat be fauppios Wm MtdeItd ga
nabicn Pacific liniaue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

Ill
1870 So. Curry St. lronwood. Mich.
Waclarin tpDtd maetaan ottaa
faninlaiiemme Suho 2obti, ioua on
Is nuoben totemus Gurppan bic
npimmieia foupun9eisIo. SpD on
taotuSti emf luotan tpDtd.
SIoite: W(r. Subo Xahii.
Sronmoco. It. Srompooo, Wticb
Tarmarit bnprn! Slemme os'
lancet 5. :. Safe 2rasbin9'S epo'
ratorin (puimofoneen), uulinta mall
liu, ia peDodmme buomauttaa far'
mareiae, i@sta aifoipot fpIpdd fan'
ruu, niIuo y. III. miliao, ettd nloisla
ilmoittouot nellie tarpeestdon.
WtpDstin moimme IrpsfdtG timotei'
beindn Iiemenid.
9nnnioitufIello,
Sobn &c Z. SoctIon.
Grpin tonnIbip.
Wsr Serman Sampinen Gurtt
2oseIto fdmGIi Sonrih pf Julpn ai'
tond ,,ronuoooieiu 10 NafeIielois'
"a iiifeoIioiua. Nlr 2ompinen fniip'
pna isiutuspuita ia muutotin piftu
totuorao.
0r German 9anpiielle on
Erie pIoitettuna postpri WiIenin a.
iurtoon, mutto moi fen NIT Iaooo
9luttoian firiopoinosta.
ltnSi fpnlnrafennms SronDpo'
bin pobioispuoIeua, Gee. II tuilaan
rofentomoon ia on uratdu iuostoan
ottanut fanIaloiIemme urafoitIiia mr.
,aorI Saapala $2,65O.00 iummas'
to.
WGr Matti Siffala famdsipt
Sourtb Of SuIpn oifana 9irsinias.
ia, Nlinn. torfasiamosia ~Iiifeoloia
fiead.
gupmalaiSet ippittaneet $10.'
90 fDpoenipebosIo @iIesio papou'
ben pdipdnd iiend oueesia filpoilus'
ia. SoiIesia pddsId fDpttd oil 10
5uomoIoista ia toiIesIa 10 eri Fans
IauiIuufiiin fuuIumid miebid.
Waa m%Dbtaiuand. poismuuton
tdbben mpnbddn 0an 9usfirfisia,
Dis. 40 eefferid mooto, iofa fiinit'
fee x MALTA ldnieen oiemolto. WtaoI'
la OH tppbpttdtpdt buoneet. II eef
feria on moImiSta peItoa, ia muu
ola on bppin beIppoa raipota. 9in'
ia on $4,000 fdieistd roboo. Sie'
busteIfdo ldbemmtn,
Gbm. 6. Song,
ten Ban 9uStirf, Wts.
- Sncmattaa!
@oImiito iormia Iefd oiumattomio
moiia mDpn boIuouo iefd bDpiud
matIuebboiqa &rout Sreefin, pop'
nespiuen ietd 9ruces G~rosfin9in
foupunsin moista oIfoin. Wabd'
paraiietfin noiflpot rpbipd fansio'
mt fouppoibin.
GmiI SiuItrDm,
gor 1. popnespiue, Wlieb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
Paikkakunnalta.
Observation-Disclosures emf Iunnun'

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cup l""
taina Sron 9eltisid, Wts. flo 10
ap. ia Flo 2 ip.
- Sortausbetfi emf p%erionta'no
papnespilesId f%anian mddrddmal'
Id poifaua ia oiouo, ia torsto'na IT,
Is pnG Flo 2 Up. Ban SuSfirtisld,
Stat Mtden taloua.
Spnt. ia fastettn:
Sronpoooin topnIbipisid:
Senrif ia Silma 8armoien tpttp
Splpi Ntaria ipnt. 13 p. teldf. ia
fasi. 3 y: beindt.
Walfrib 80. YDilen,
go 6. glper It. Sronmoob, Wtt1.
Selef. 1876 &.
WmpriioSenra 8oitun fotouf'
Tesla tdnd iltana tulee iaarnaamaan
GaniouisIeurafunnan entinen opetta'
ia pastori g. Wuori. Sulfoa Ills
ioufoua fuulemaan ia tapaamoon
entistd ppettoiaanne!
Vastori y. Wmpri, port Irt'
burista, San. laopui paiffafunnaue
niime tiietain iltana, etupddeid omt
en- Iiiee aIioittenIa tdboen EafaiIin
oitoo pastori ldbted 10 periantain
aamuna iputuafieen ppbdtfi fotiin.
neutrality-suspicious. pnolis
puoIifofous pioettiin piime iunnun'
taina, iosta p~DptHfiria %iulaistaan
mosta Iebtemme emf numerosl la.
Muun muasIa pddtettiin iieEd FIELD
foulu aIettapati Jos lapIia fpuin Il
maantuiIi &anIanisI eurafnnnan Fir
foSIa IT. 10 pnd eli EMF maanantat'
no. Spettniafii palittiin mrs gSilen
ia miis QeIen Sorien. autafin per'
beta, ioSta Iapfia ldbetetddn fonluun
pddtettiin merottaa $1.50. Saapas
mt ndbbd onto panbemmiua baln
Idbettdd IopIioan fomluun.
M9iis Selem Surien Salnme'
tista, Micb. Iaapui paiffafunnaue
piime louontoina o~amuiunosia fpie'
raiuotIeen tGdud 2anIauiSTeurofun'
nan poppilasia iiarenia mrs WiIe
min luona feidn oion. Wdis Sorlen
on ouut naltion foulun op%ettaiattas
rena miime tolnen Soipola nimiies'
I'd p~aitosio, 80 MALTA Golumetista
ia tilee emf o %toimimaon ia'
masIa futiumufIesIo Gunoliu foulul'
la, Idbeld 6ancoctia.
MafeTielbin tptpnSbip on pddt.
tdnpt r~afentaa 10 fauan pubutnn
ten EuIa nimiIeen paiffaan, iofa on
pdbdn pli 6 moilin pituinen malta.
&ontrobtiiopimus on $7,265. Gnfi
ipuooen lopuIla tdtd tietd tuloonV jot'
canaan pobioisoiaan @o9ebic jar
iped 8er9lano topnsbipiin asst Sns
tono9on tauntisIo. Sdtd fparten tar
rpittatpat porot omot 10 %6dnestetpt
ban9ittafpatIi Sic tuIee olemdan Id
pifuliettama 3oreIoctin ia faintin
Iainin ndIiId ia &orelocfin ia 8er9'I
Ianoin mGIiaG.
Clen mnmttanut 302 aurora
St:ItG All Wic9eob apenueue, iosid
2 Tiisiid miest6 iaa %oiunnon ia ruu'
an. WpDStin ~iotfan entistd tointa'
nj.
&aroIiina gemped.
&GtilD.
Srnmpari Sames Gutpe Nor
rien Ioittofunnasto fuoli ipbdnbal'
paufIeen TIN 3 pnd, fesfipiiffo'tlta'
ma. Soriottnsbuoneestd, Sasf aper
fabun fparrena ulos tultua ia loit'
tofunnan mufana Ioittamaan men'
nesId oil faatunut faouue trumpun'
ia faneia ia ddntd pddStdmdttd
fuouut. 0ainaia oil Ipntpnpt Gn'
elannisIa So muotto fifteen, oil pfIi'
ndinen mics, eitd oIut mitdGn iufu
laiIia tddad. GnslannisIa fuuluu bd'
neud oIepan DtIi fIar. Sontone to
pabtui miime lauantoind ia oil Ie
iublaaiTiu mitd on pitfddn ATTAIN
foupuneisIamme onut. 3orrien Ioit'
tofunta oil Iurupunusiaan iaotto
io%utfono, ioista neIid miestd fontot
= 80. - AInkNG |
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Maclarin tpDt1 maetoan pttaa

faninlaiiemme Suho 2obti, ioua on
Is nuoben totemus Gurppan bic
noimmieia foupun9eisIo. SpD on
taotuSti emf luotdn tpDtd.
SIoite: Wtr. Subo Xahii.
Sronmooo. II. Sronpooo, Wticb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
= Grebspitdma S6bfSSanuma.

Wv
DIR Sialmar &drteId She Geaber
Fifteen fauppapoIpeIiia iai idbfD'a
noman GofatoSta ettd pelieniG oil
fuouut tptime ;esfiuiiffonn ia ettd
boutous pitdili topobtumon emf Iuns
nuntoina. N(r 2Grfeld ldbti sSourtb
OF SuIp pdindnd idbtDIonomon mirs
fam mutta pd6stpddn periae oil
melt ouut 10 bauoottuna milton Poi
nGt eli tpiime %periontaista piiffo
Iitten. SabfDIanoma oil iosiain nil
ppnpt ia min tuli erebops. Wr &dr.
FIELD polaii mottaltaon niime mao.
n%antoino. 0elienId august 8drfeld
oil perbeeHinen mics, idtti paimon
ia 3 lasta.
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taia ia acknowledgements fdndi
Sourtb Of Sulpna DuIutbisia Iufu'
latham termebtimdsid.
MrS Sauna 9ebtp @ilesio,
isis. ppptdd tiittdd faiffia niitd, iots
Ia milne ppbdnd &auIouisieurofun'
nan firfosIa otiiwat oIaa bdnele
fonnettuun foIebtiin, iota motif $3.50
Nirs 2ebto ON ia%irastonut pitemmdn
alan, pIolta muoteen omonafin ia
toimoo bdn ettd usfonpeliet ia iiias
ret bdntd fdpiIimdt fatiomosl ia ia
pubumasIa bdneue.
- Wrs Sannii Sronpoobin pob'
ioispupleHa WontreoIisIa ia, Wticb. Iab'
joitti Iuureno nopauoen pdimdnd
ySourtb oI Sulpna" miebeueen Sue
baniue panfan tptDn. Sdstd Subas
nj mieleuddn fonpun9isiafin fertoili
ia tutuile pistdd iufoutti iifarinfin
oiion ipobpistutIetIi. Snnea tpoon
uubeue tulpftaoue.
= Maaberra u. Toppari ia
Mrs. ia Wtr SiffoIa pboesId faifin
3 tuIa tupIabtinat iostain mirfis'
tpsreiIulto foupunfiin fpitme tiistais
no Flo 2 iunosIa, tupben terpeiTid
faIasto. Slimatfo oueet 9ogebic jar
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

Waio r. ieura aifoo parma ID
IentenId tesfen toimeen fenitdiublon
emf iunnuntoino Ban Bnsfirfiin.
Moifane on Idbbettdpd iunnunioin
oomuaa Flo 8 Sort WeStern oie'
malta.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-30
Reply to little Orphan Blonde"


am in receipt of two letters with
the above signature. As the purport
of the two is much the same, this re-
ply will cover both \ child of twelve
is by all means too young to have a
beau" and she should not kiss boys
when they ask her to do so. do
wish could make this fact plain. II
mothers and grandparents left in
charge Of young girls could only real
ize their responsibility in these things
how many hcartbreaks would be
saved, You ask. If forced to kiss
boys. If you should tell those who are
supposed to be in authority over you
Most cmphatically yes" and | cant
see What they" are thinking Of to let
you go to picture shows at night alone
with boy and not get in till mid
night You are too young to 20 10
dances and should be in bed every
night by nine at the very latest. ]
am sorry your brothers and sisters.
aunts and uncles. to say nothing OF
grandparents, cannot look after you
and advise you. so come to me and
will tell you all ! can in the limited
space allowed for Questions and An.
swers."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-30

1884 figures from United States bureau
Of labor; 1872 quotations from averaging
current prices OF n score OF retail stores.I
Can strict economy reduce the guam
tity OF these staple articles required
for a family of five who wish to main
tain the boasted American standard
OF living?" Let the high protection
lists try to do with less II they WILL
But let them reflect that it is cost
ing them $1.5O a week more than 1t
did eight years ago for 81 worth Of
necessaries for the table-37h per
cent increase in the span Of two pres
idential terms Of Republican prosper
ity."
Have YOUR wages. Mr. Voter. kept
pace with this advance?
DO YOU see any reason for paying
a tariff tax of 80 per cent on eggs or
o. per cent on beef or GO per cent on
sugar:
Food food alOne-costs the aver.
age family now 42ia per cent OF the
total family expense.
The average cost of food per family
in the United States has risen as fol.
lows:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-30
Note.

Madame Merri has received a letter
from one of our readers, in which she
states that she sent self-addressed
stamped envelope in care Of the pa.
per for a personal reply to her request
and complains that she has received
no reply. also requests that the con.
tents Of her letter be not published
We want to say here very clearly that
all letters received by Madame Merri
are answered as soon as possible. pri.
vately. when SO desired. If accompa-
MED by postage. and such communi-
cations are not put in this department.
Letters are occasionally lost and such
must have been the case in this in
stance. as the missive in question
never reached the editor of this de-
partment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-30
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

I'm election will be held a, the
usual voting place in Lakeland. Fla
on November 10th. 1912. for the
purpose of clccting mayor and
three cOuncilmrn. Said election Ia
Lc conducted according TO the re-
viscd ordinances of Lakeland.
S. l.. A. CLONTS,
Mayor of Lakeland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-30

President Taft vetoed bills reducing
The tariff on all such i.rcessaries Of
life.
A vote for Woodrow Wilson is a
vote to insure an honest revision OF
the tariff and reduction OF your gro.
Ger bills