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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-05

CORN CROP
IS IMMENSE
SANTA I7E RAILROAD ESTI-
MATES YIELD AT 100000
900 BUSHELS

The official estimate OF the Santa
Fe railroad is just out and places
the yield of the Oklahoma corn crop
] for this season at l0O,000000 bushels.
The estimate was complied from q
large number of local estimates made
by station agents along the lines in
the state, and is regarded as about
as god pre-haryest gauge as could
be had These figures are complied
by the road for the purpose OF asccr
tanning how much rolling stock viii
be required to handle the output. and
as no incentive to eXaggeration can
be assigned TO the work, the report
is causing considerable pleasure in
commercial and industrial circles, I'M
dicating as it does that the yi,d is
far in excess of their most sanguine
expectations
Lowest Estimate 7o,ooooUo.
AT the present price of corn
crop Of l00,000,00 bushels in Okaho
ma this season would enrich the state
by $65,Qo0GdO to $7oOOO,Od0 which is
500 100000 in excess Of the valuation
Of any peYious years output other
official and semiofficial repots seem
to cCwoborate the forecast of the
Santa Fe and of the half dozen ac.
credited ones so far delivered the
lowest does not place the yield be-
low 7o,010.000 bushels the latter fig
ure being quoted by Secretary c, f
Prouty Of the Oklahoma Grain Deaf
ers' association, who adds the sugges.
tiv reservation. and maybe more.
The nalual inference from these ae-
credited forecasts is that Oklahoma
is just now harvesting the largest
corn crop in it's history at least 30
per cent larger than the crop OF 1910
and vastly larger than that of 1911
Farm Products Worth $2oo,oo0ooo.
While the Santa Fe's corn crop es
innate is spectacular, a genuine op
tmstic surprise is furnished by the
rreeas, at a 0000,0G0-bpshel crop Of
na.r ca.n wmcn practically assures |
crae IJd Ter cent in advance of any
oyious one and assigns Oklahoma TO |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-05

The second place in the list of Ameri-
can production, ranking second only
10 Kansas.
The estimate of wheat is 25,000,000
bushels and cotton 100000 bales.
If these forecasts on four leading
crops prove approximately correct
the 1912 crop production in the state
win exceed $500. 100000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-05

H. II. Lohr is prepared to do all
kinds Of gas piping at a reasonable
cost. He keeps on hand a supply Of
gas mantles, globes and burneds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-05

81 suffered habitually from constipa'
ton Doan's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, SO that they
have been regular ever since. A. Il.
Davis. grocer, Sulphur Springs, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-05

(. ARTHUR DEAD, D. v 3. ",
veterinary surgeon, is an authority,
His methods are the latest; his tes-
tmonials come voluntarily from
horsemen. Phone 1412.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-11-09

sbe accomplishment by legislation that patriotism and
OF
Without compromising principles must convince ana WI"
republicans reinforce ranks with con-
stuton-loyng Democrats
toward perfect equality
opportunity and the iddng injustice But we know
all worth making possible with our Pfesent form OF
which the highest value
governmental structure for underlined and impossible
the folly We with clear knowledge
OF what it's
republican equal the task 1t has had nobler
close march forward Go battle the
right and true
Wlsom Il cordially
election best wishes
adm
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-11-09
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-11-09
Notice OF APPLICATION FOR u. s
PATENT.
Mining Application No. o17264
Mineral Survey NO. 1856


z
Mining Application No. o172e4
Mineral Survey No. 1886
L. 5. Land Office. Denver, Colorado.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
a7pce Of the ACT OF Congress, approved
May 70. 1872: William G. Evans. whose
postoIilce is Russell Gulch. Colorado. has
made application for a patent for 1900
linear feet on each OF the Ffestiniog
s sqh Il Gg gas aha and s aaso Sse hGahs hlaas 5 p
tricts. Clear Creek County. State Of Colo
rado, and described by the official plat
and field notes on file in this office. as
follows. viz:
--FFEsIINIoe LODE
bss'GnE cor see e. coT No y ShSpee e, the he
test' te thence y. 2ss2e. y. $50 feet 10 Cor
cor 10 3; thence 2as2o, iso' E. l5e 5eei fee9 ee
to Cor No. 4. thence S. So 40' W. i50e
feet to Cor. No l, the place of begin
--wELcH BOY LODE
=. Beginning at Cor No. l. whence the
iGe \, Z st6 Cor see- 3 ss T. 3 z ". q
s6s2 So feet; thence n s2S44 W. 1900
feet to Cor. No. 2; thence n o'47' ".
- F.; 1900 feet to Cor. No. !: thence h nc
5. 0'47' E. Ise 90 feet to Cor. No. i,
the place q beglnning
Beginning at Cor No. /. when the
he .ss, ! s'h a. ?. m, =. bears s, s 52'ts" ":
to Cor. No. 2; thence n. 5s'1s' w 800
ieet to Cor. No. 3: thence N 3O' E.
y f. 500 feet to Cor. No. 5; thence S.
6s 39' +: TOO feet to Cor. No s; thence
> 90 W 150 feet to Cor. No. /. the
Containing 1855 acres. expressly ex-
cepting and excluding all conflict with
Surveys Nos. 1895, 2ol9. 2272 and 1905
and forming a portion Of the unsubdiyid-
ed TWP. 9 S, Range 73 W. OF the 9Th
Principal Meridian.
Adjoining and conflicting claims as
shown by the plat of survey: the Sur
yeys above excluded and Surveys Nos.
Date of posting on the claim. July .,
1912. =
c. d. FORD, Register.
First publication September IA 1912
Last publication November I6 1912.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-11-09
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-11-09

Denver, Colorado, November 3, 1912
TO THE SHIPPING PUBLIC, RAIL
WAY EMPLOYEES AND OFF
GERS:
Arrangements have been made tc
have Col. Taylor give an liiustratsc
,actnre at Assembly Hall. y. NJ. &. A.
Ru;lding. 10th and Lincoln Streets, this
c;tv at 500 D. m, Tuesday, November
2s 1919. under the authority of the
Bureau of Explosives Of the American
Railway Association,
Col. Taylor will lecture on the handi-
ing of explosives, intiamabiss ana aclds
rndsr the rules of the Bureau Of Ex-
n,osives. These rules were adopted for
the purpose Of reducing accidents and
consequent loss of life and property to
a minimum. and as these rules have
practically all been made into law by
the limited States Government, it b.
comes the duty of every shipper and
railway empioye to become thorough ly
acouajnted with these rules and meth
ods of handling, and they should avail
themselves of the opportunity OF at
tending this lecture, which is very en-
tertaining. as well as instructive. Your
attendane is earnestly reqnested.
He. RENICK, Superintendent
c & S.
F. WICK ROY, Superintend
ent u P.
E. FLYNN, Supe rintendent &
B. & Q.
Committee of Arrangements
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-11-09

LOST:-Ladie's watch and chain with
coin attached, initials Il. v. W. and
N. v. NJ, on Bear Creek road on Wed.
nesday. $500 reward-leave at thi.
flee.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-11-09
The American Railway Association

Denver, Colorado. November 3, 1912.
TO THE SHIPPING PUBLIC, RAIL
WAY EMPLOYEES AND OFFl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

2ouis 81. ReimIingsr, s Wlouats,
6O9 Central 4De., ainoerholerd.
Wlarl Wteeban, 80. 5023 gorneqan
Gpe., 5ubertuIpfe.
6rant J. GngIert, TO- 1924 gani
Str, Rrebs.
Biuiam 6. 1eIgbeber, As, 1882
Dtlitah Str, 6er3Ieioeu.
SolOmon Wcuenitein, 70, Sals
2loe., RierenIsioen.
BiGidm 9runobofsr, AZ, 923 gens
tral 4pe., 6irnopema.
Robert DiuiomiOu. 35, GrtrtRtsu
i'm Ohio.
Samss Mitoff, 66, 1411 80. :.
@pe., Snqueit in Sdpebe.
Jreoerita 6uRt. 10, 235 SbilIito
Str. !9er3Ieioen.
gIiIabetb Stuot, 81, 1773 Spco.
more Str, glutarmutb.
2lnton RebIer, 76, 2402 Sdliteao
Str, 6irnent3iinoung.
SoIspb 0apioion, 2 Monats, ct.
Soiep6s &inDerbeim, Wagenleipen.
Sulia Senn, 1929 penoIstou Str,
9er3Ietben.
Marp @ieion, 63, 1923 gsnolstpa
Str. Ser3Ieiosn.
Sames s. 5ennsean. 48. 1924 Ritz
tsHbouie Str, 2un9enent5iHouns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
Weburtett.

William N. unb g!iidbttb Wonle1,
1888 Glib Gin Ctr, fnabe.
Gbnarb .. unn Warp Uldds, 1926
geean Ctr. Waof,er.
Mar uno emma Rid, 2814 gins
Ctr. Wdbten.
Wihusl unb syr.herifa Carroll, PIC
6hilIiio Ctr. Mdbhen.
Jobn 6. uno aouiie Sdpemlein.
2515 CHATHAM Ctr, anube.
Georss u. uno Ruth SeOst. 26a
Wobb 4ps., anabe.
Jrdnt 3. uno Catherine Shea. 463
9orrenes Rodo, Gnube.
6omer SO. uno minnie 6oliano
1891 COLUMBIA apt.. Nadbdyn.
Cho unb Suiid Ginter. 1911 2inn
Ctr. Enabe.
Winidm uno GonG Gttpsnitr, 93o
getts Str, Wdohsn.
MilIiom unb gatbdrint 9ris6in,
6orton unb Tsrbp Ctr. Widnhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
0aie.DaH.

4ntunft Der NeD yOrter .Rieien" In
Cincinnati. - Jbr biefises Guits
fpiel BON grOber 8eoeutung fir oie
2isa. - Geitriser Siss Der Rem
Worfer iiber bic ,Hebs".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
Ias gapriid,e golfsieit.

Dag aommitise fir oas am %.
Jnli finstfinetnbe Dolisfsfi hes 9ones
rii6m llnteritiibungs gerei.s if
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su sinsm sroben Grfolse su seftdlten.
JnIssnbs NitsIisosr perben bin.
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mm. popp uno O. Mspsr. Die Mus
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I'm lonspapi1on. Die 1idttobrehuun5
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tale bee 0errn Sosfntr an Der Qibertr
unb Glm Gtrab< unb an bisfsmAbsHb
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der. q. Grpbiopf unb 6enrp Giisri
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

l1nbereien i'm Staaie befhdfiigt uni
iptrotn bersiipilligii uno gsipifenhaii
ale 2lussunft ertbeilsn, fDenn tie Dd'
rum erIuht iDsroen."
Der Bsriht gibt bdnn auffhlub IN
Ginelnen iiber bic ghdtisteit Der 0e'
ielIfhdft refp. ods bon ibr getbdn'
bilfsfpert unn fdbrt oann fort:
,gDas bic Ginipunbereritation anbe'
trifit, iiber bic ihon felt Jahren ir
biefsn Berittsn geripr.dungsn &C.
maht fporben iinb, 10 tam bier nul
iurs ertpdhnt ipsrben. b1b Der gau biz
4nfang bes nGhften 5abres fertiggs'
ftelIt Derben ion. Wlit ben Nrbeiter
purbe am II. 4pril b. !. be9onnen
unb mad ben aontra,ttsitimmungsn III
Der llnternsbm.r berpflihtet, bic Ge'
bdube unb dnes, pus bdmit In Der
binpuna itebt irnerbdlb iieben Usonda
ten fertis gu itellen. Die hiefigsn gt
amten iperben Dortbin iiberlitoeln, TO-
balb bic StaiioH feriig sefteGt isir
rpirb. Die i'm Iestidbrigen geridt
dusgeIpro6ene 5ofinung. oaB i'm nod
ften, dlio in biefem. Die 0rasnoung Del
Station a.melbet fperben t0nns. ift TO-
nit nod einmal All WdHer seporoen
unfere 9eieqihdft, I'm nniere gu
eenn fir bds 9euiife an5ufpornen
bat in Diefsm Sabre preils fir bisist
niaen S6iiIer uno Ghiilsrinnen be,
brei Dffentlifen 6ohf6uler. btr RerDa
man Wdnual 5raining Shcol unb oss
Dome Jnititute, bic i'm Deutffen bai
Bette leiiteten, oussefsst. uno fix bic
fen 3ped 5000 betpinist. Ger
9roi. Ransmeier ubsrnabm ss. BIZ
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aus benz asenturberidt fir bdi
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"a Mdnnsrn gei6dftigung psrfhdfit
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ten purbe Rntt unb 4nstunfi trtheilt
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5ome ouf urieren WunIh dufsenOm
msH uHs dR iiHtsrffttiassuHs pGeooarftisei
tpurben S263.90 ausaesexn."
Dem finansberiht 3ufoIg, bat BIZ
Gsutfte 9eieafhdft bon Rem Orleans
sin Verm5sen BON $1S.540.10. Ti
8eamien fir bos gsi6dftsiabl
1928 iinb bic iplsenoen 5errsn:
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2. 0issprdiibsnt-Dr. .. u. Oatsrt
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ssinanse SstretGr u. G6m.btie.
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Geo. Gbrbdro. Gmil 5ohn, 6enrn 6e
Der, Gonrob Golb. +. 2ansbebn. Or
Z. 6. Hansmeier, \. Raauet. Soi
Rsuiber. Or. pauI Rob. 5of. D5gils
albert merner.
llnteriu6unasz - O. u
glaHer, SOi. grunbner. o. Batter.
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1rohiinn eoae, .. 9. s.

Tie Ieutid,a irobiinn 2ose go
ITO. =. 6. s.. piro Sonntog, 28
SnIi BEN 9eipeis antreteH, oab lie ib-
rem Ramen nit Reht fiibrt. yin Die
fem 5ase iinoet bel Srou 9reitboae
1851 Carthage Rifc, Elm 0artenieil
it1it, bas Der Stab Der 2oge pernn,
italtei bat. lie gorbereitungen lind
aui's Bette getroiien. iooab aaer
Ibeilnehmern Gin eeHiitblihes Sci
in iiherer ausiityt itebt. an SheiI'
nabme iuiro es geipib nid,t feblen
Denn bic SnrngnriIeuie iino befannl
oniiir, bab es auf ibren GeitIihfeiter
edit oeuti4 geiniiiblicb beraebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

Drain Strabs obsr on peebles Corner
befteigen tann. Wlan fabre nit oisIer
Oatlep Gar bis an oas GnR Der 2is
ME. Bon bort Biz gum 6eitplaB lit
oann nur nod etue tIeine Strete gum
SSeitplaB ouf opr3iiglt6sm 8iirgerfteig
3uriit3ulegen. Wtan tann bort etIihe
angene6me Stunoen i'm 8eretn pieler
Jreunpe oerIeben. Wltttags un0 audi
am Rahmittag uno Qbeno tanr man
feinen qppetit rei6Iid befrieoigen. Die
9uten 8ereinsi6peitsrn perosn bic
Slide nit alien Duni6enspertber be-
ieBen. 0arum tommt getroit nit lee
rem Magen, uber NIT boiler gDrie.
0as lebriqe Diro iih i6on ftnbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

itreiten bds 1T menI9Iih, aber in Be
3ug uui oas 0robs uno Grbabens itno
mir einig unD mir peroen tdmpfer,
tis mir unier 3isI srret6t baben.
Uldn pirft uns DOT, baB mir nItt
patriottih ieien, DaB mir unier Batter
lamb niht lie6en unb oaB mir Die &pn<
ititution mibatten. 90 nett Der Sos
sialismus in 9etraht tommt, uno ih
peib, popon i6 iprede. II uns Die
aonititution gut genug. 10 Idnge mir
teine before haben. Sept tonnen mir
penigitens unisre Wsinungen frei aus
'rrsten, bod tpenn bic GpnititutiDn
abgsitafft rpiro, t0nnen mir aud ba5
niht mebr thun. Wlr 1tno benere
putripten ipIe bic 4noeren, Die Ii6 ais
Die pu6ren patrioten aufipielsn. 4la
Ger girgertrisg uno Der ipantiAe
Griea ausbrah, ianote Der Irbeitsr
feline S0bns CUR 15tont, ipd6renb Die
aapitaliitsn su 6auie bIieben uno Der
Reaieruna einbalIamtrtes 5leiIh Oers
fauftsn, benz mebr patriotiIrhe Iun9e
aeute gum Spfsr fislen, als ben feinos
Iihen GugeIn.
Soer 1T pielleitt !. 9. Morgan Elm
Qotript, neil er beim Qusbru6 oes
8IroertrteQss 5000 ausraHgtrte 8es
nebre All So bon Der Regterung tdufte
unb oieIelben tpieber 3u S22 per Stiit
pertdufte, um Die uniDnfoIouten oanIt
su bepaffnen? 0ieies 8auHeritid6sn
6aben mir niht pergeben. nod pergefen
uno mir tpsrben ohne ,3peifel oarauf
befeben, bab oas Gelo Surutbe5oRlt
nirb.
I'D bin elm SoSialiit, neil ih Inein
Qano liebe uno ih bin Elm beHerer
glmeritaner uIs piels qnoere. neil if
Elm SpaiaIiit bin.
Die Eeihen tonnen in bic Syerisn gez
ben uno bic 9eIbdfte erIeioeu tetne
llnterbrehung. fpiiroe aber Der Nrbels
ter bies tbun, bann miibte Der Shop"
aefhlpfen tperbsn. Die Staot, Der
Staot, bas 9anb gebraudt uns. neil
mir fir bic WaHe iorgen uno oesbdlb
finb mir 9dtrioten. 8ei uns iinb Iue
alei6. W1gen ss Suoen. G6riiten.
9roteitanten, aatboliten ober gar 5si'
ben iein, iplunse lie Elm fiihIenoss !6er3
in Der 8ruit babsn uno fir ibre Wits
msni6en eintrsteH, iino tie uns mill
tommen,
3nm ShluiIs srmahnte Der Reouer,
Der frog Des mundmal in Stromer
nteberfalsnoen Rsesns mehr aIs an.
bsrtbalb Stunoen eeIproten bate uni
feline 3uhorsr bis our Iebten Winute
sefeHelt belt, bic 4Hpeisnosu uno gunt
hsionoers bic Siingeren, treu 8ul
iSabne su balten uno ith BON Dem
Syeinbs nidt betb0ren gu laHsn, Ionberr
in berfsIbsn Weiie, pie lie Suiammer
sebarbt unb selittsn bdben, aud Su.
iammen gu tdmpfsn fir bas WohI ben
allaemeinsn Menihbeit. 9as alleir
fet pabrer 8atriptismus, pa6re Relis
gipn unb fpabrs RdhitsnIiebs.
Dor Serrn Seibel Iprah isrGuleir
2uella Snining 4 bon COLORADO
cine betannte Srausnredtlertn, 81
9uniten beg SruuenItimmrshts uni
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Summcrfeit bes Srauen- nnb Sung.
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6eu.e Rahmittag 3rpeiies Spiel Der
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Staotiid,e Spuserte.

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bis er suriittommt!"
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The Great Majestic Male.
able and Charcoal
Iron Range?

You make mistake in buying the GREAT MAJESTIC-it's
the with THE REPUTATIONask your neghbors. Then
too it's made just right and of the right kind of material
MALLEABLE AND CHARCOAL IRON-rveted together prac-
ticay air tishiued with pure asbestos boardpars being
maeablc cant traa-haS ovabe
don't Warphat why the MAJESTIC little fuel bakes
just right every day the bowns bread just right all
without urnng heats is gallons of while breakfast is
cookngpropery handled lasts lifetime and practically
nothing for repairs.
Don't buy the expect to last lifetime ;ungh
seem you'll be be disappointed Come during
demonstration week. the GREAT MAJESTIChave its many
exclusive features explainedndo why the MAJESTIC 300
stronger than other where weak