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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20
manuel 9arbinas mar
ourdJ oas 2Oos BE It mn
norben, 6 analejas
3u tD n.

MubrtD, 10. NoO. - Die Poliz
5et bat ungetinoigt, DQB Die BON ihr
pprgenommene Inter u6ung oieShatz
id6e ergeben babe, DdB Die Grm2rz
ounq beg Yremiers Ganalejas in ei1cr
8erIammlung BON anar6iiten, Die in
6apuna it~att9efunben Bate, gep(ont
porben mar. sc mar bic Qbii4t, 0aB
nGbrenD elmer SiBung Der GOrtes eine
Bonnie nab oerMtniiterbont gefhltaz
bert tperDen Ioute. Munuel 9aroinas
muroe our6 bus 2oo5 our Iusfubz
rung bes 9Ianes beItimmt, er mar
aber ani6einenb ni6t Dtlens, Die
Shat gu bege6en unb er that fem
M0gliaites, Inn feline eigene 8er3afs
tung gu beranlufen, oa er rpuBte, Dap
er BON anberen Qnar6iiten beobuGtst
Durbe. Ils ibm bies aber ntat Qe=
lang, bsidloB er ben Premter gu tcn:
ten, um nidt bon ieinen eigenen IA:
meraoen getDDtet gu peroen. 4ls eS
ibm ni9t 9elun9 81 enttommen, be:
ging er SelbItmorD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

8ant Der 10. Waro unb bic einper7
ieibte Srtf6aft 6ortpea Der rs. Waro
aneetdnet tperben folen, fpuroen Dem
fir Mnnerion iibertpieisn.
Gnbsiiltia pdfirt purDen:
Oroinan5 betr. Mppropriirung bes mo-
tbigen grunbsig,ntbums fir bic 9erz
breiterung Der Siibpeitede bon Mc=
2ean Ore. unb @eit StraBs unb Der
Rorbirsftede Der Me2ean unb 8. Npe.
Srbinun5 bstr. bic 8erldngerung
Der Gloer Strabs, BON blum Strdbe
our Central Mpe.
Srbinan3 betr. 0srldngerung Der
Monaiterp Strobe CUR SIT GourtStr.,
5piiGen Gilmore unb Soa Ctr.
Srbinan3 betr. 8erbreiteruns Der
Siibpitede Der Oirmptb unb WcWtiden
Mpe.
Reiolutionen fir 6ol3 Srottoirs
an Winton Roab, bon 6anb Strabs
1000 SUB norbndrts, uno an Hif:
lpooo 4pe., 5piiden arnolb uni
ShetflelD Npe.
4uf Gmpfsblibns bes 4usiduhs.
fir Straben : HipelIirungsn:
Qntrdee fir Nipeairung Der 2athan
4penus, pom Mans 4pe., oitpdrts, be-
Gid Run Roob nDrblib BON 9lenpal
Mpe. sur 2ibertp Strabe, Der 5lat
Serrace bon Gbidering CUR Mithel
Mpe. ltnb Der Nmmon @pe., bon Sole
rain our !Sapes Npe.
Srbinanssn fir bic 4enberung bel
Nipeaus Der Gbsn Npe., BON 5orei
Npe. bis au einem 1920 SUB nDro
lif eelegenen punfte, Der garp Nps.
BON Warlptp CUR gebar Ibe., Der ia
Der Mpe., BON 6arriion Nbs. norbpdrtl
unb Der Gbepiot Qpe., pom Mo3ort 5u
Saptona. 4pe.
Sroindn3en bstr. bic Ripelirun!
Der purbue Strabe, BON Der Sorsit bi
gum sinem 836 SUB nDrolid qelsgsnel
puntte, Der OumDntStraB bon Gar
rel CUR Garter .Strabe, Der GaTat
Str, BON Rapine our Slora GtraBe
unb Der Gbaro aaep, bon GrcelIior gu
Main StraBe.
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9lmsldnoiid1e Nad)ridten.

Bonn III ittg Sohn 8ull.
53psi Iange iiibs Stunoen parsn lie
u perlobt. ySait 0u iemals einen
Dor mir ssliebt, mein @ngel2" fliitsrte
er ibr ms DIR. = Rein, 9arolb",
tam es 3drtlih 5uriit. sd babe oft
MGnner b~spunoert, tpegen threr
aruft, hires Mutbes, ibrer ShDnheit,
hires geritunoes unb unoerer Suge11@
ben, aber bel Dir lit nt6ts oapon -
nur Siebe.." rWann fam Wtls
helm Der @roberer no6 @neIano?"
fruet Der 2ebrer i'm itrsnsen 5on, uno
nab ldnsem, I6perem Stiuihpet9en
befieblt er: vMa6t gusr Bud ouf.
Was itebt barin?" ,WtlbeIm Der
Grobsrer, 1866" ~gun," iogt Der
Sebrer, ,oas fait 0u bod gelernt. 0as
pubteit On bod porber2" = nSa,"
antportste Der Sunge, naber i'd batte,
bas mare feline Selephonnummer." =
vNn, i'd npQts sic nur auf einen
Iusenblid isben, meme 2iebs." iagte
Die Dame unten an Der Sreppe 5u III
rsr 5reunoin, Die eben Die aorrloor.
tbiir 0ffnet. yIber mein Rod lit IL
eng, baB i'd bic Sreppe ni6t heruuf.
tann, tommen sic bod runter."
SD mD6te ihon,@@ i~euf5te Die anoere
naber mein neuer !Sut lit 10 groB, pat
ih nidt burh bic Shire tann."
Der 9otfdafter unb bi
80 e.. Dem frihsren fran5p
iiidsn 8otihafter in &onitantinopeI
SO. goRStuns. 1T iinsit fOIgenpss ge
luneenes Gsihiht6en paIirt: yGine.
Sases," er5dbi. er einem Sreunbe
ntinbiste mir metre MaHsuie. Elm
bibihs JransDiiH aus ben aplonxu
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n(an0Ietcgrap6
42eideni m Ranulbettau :
qeun BEN.

Snbianapolis, Snb., 10.
Rop. Surh bic gntpdferung Dss
&unals, fpelfer in YoliStitreiien N
ter benz Tamen Crime Setper betannt
lit, puroeu 0ienitag 4 2siten entz
bedt. Die erite berIelben mar bic Ell
mes uninbifi5irten, nur penige Gage
alien gabps, psl6es nit sinsm Stetn
bsi6psrt, ms Wofer geIdleuoert
mar.
8lands Simple, cine II Sabre alte
Sarbige aus Yeorid, Sis, pel6e ieit
sinigen Sagen Dermibt piro, tpuroe
elei6falls als 2ei6e uufgefunoen.
Der ungliidliben, pel6e bon 5pei
4usldnbern iberfallen poroen lein
iou. mar Der S6dbel ein9eihlagsn
porben. Wm. pbebus, elm brittes
Spfer bes 8anals, fteint 5ufGllig err
trunfen su iein. Die pierte 2si6e
mar bic zines b%islans nod niht iosn-
tifiairten Manns.
Der 8anal, fpslher burf cine Nez
ger : 8eIisbluns lduft. tit II Wfeilsn
Meilen lang.
3ugberuubung.
Sttumpa, Su., 10. NoDember,
,3nei Mastirte iibsrfielsn Montas
absnb spifden Mpitic unb Sttumpo
einen puTugier3ug Der Chicago. Wil=
uautes unb ct. paui 8abn, unb er=
beuteten etpu $3.50. Die 8anDiten
beraubisn spei pahasiers unb 5Dsl
Mngeitsllte Der 8ubn. u. Spnng. eir
gaiiaaier BON Chicago, Durbe I'm
$50 unr einen Diamantring i'm Wer=
t5e ben SEQ beraubt. tpdbreno err
onberer paHusier $72.35 einbibte.
Die ganDiten Iprangen Bel Miitic
&c Wfeiler iiislih BON Sttumtpu, aul
ben 3us, tielt.n benz porter Sad Ro.
binIon einen Hepolper 10 ben Stop
uno beraubten ibn i'm $3.50. Del
pcrter rurbe Johann ge3pungen, ID
men ben gDeg barh Die YaHdgierpaeer
su seieen, no Tie Soung uno S. y
5pot beruubtsn. SIN Yullman S6laf
paaen erleihterten re ben Gonbutteu,
Doris UNI $29.8O unp cine Oiaman
ten : Bruitnabel. Sn Der Ndhe St
tumpa's ipransen bic HGuber NIT ib
rer Beute bonn .3uge. Sheriff Uni
Qoli3ei BADEN Die 8erfolgung aufge
nommen unb bier 8erbGhtige perbai
tel.
Gbieago, 19. Nopember. De
paFaeisr5us Der gbieago, ct. pau
II. Milpautee 8abn. ipslher BET Mp
itic 0 RGubern iberfallen Duroe
traf bier nit apei Stunoen @eripdt
una elm. Die paHasiers bes G6laf
pasens, beihentten ben porter SIC
bin{on, Der bic 9hir bes S1laffpaa
aons abseihlofen, unb baourh b
Banbitsn am gintritt perbinDert hatt'
/ nit $50. u. Souna uno s. 6. Sor
i puroen bon ben Hdubern beim Rar
tsnipieIsu ib<yraint
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G&tHSnaAriAtex.

Rem Oort, 10. NOpsmbsr. an@
gstommen: .Suiisr Wilbelm Der 8ro=
BE" pon Bremen; r4Hcona" bon Hsaz
pei.
Qbg.: ,Rpnbam" mad ROTTERDAM;
r8roBer 8urfiirit" mad Bremen;
rgampunia" nad Q~iperpooI; Brett
bent 2%incoln" nah 8remen.
ReapeI. 4nget.: San 9uglie=
limp" bon Nep gort.
Qeenstopn. Mnget.: sup
mia" BON Sem 9ort.
Bottom Qbegeg.: nQrabic" mad
2iperpool.
MontreaI. 4bge9.: rSontan'
mad 9onoon; r4tbenia" no6 Slass
dpip.
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9r. st. =. Gpnbpm
Nimmt bas Imt oes SdMlinper.
%intenDenten an.

p%rGiibent Mdrpin pom Shulrdt3
er9ielt geitern cine 0epeihe bon Or,
Ranbea S. gonocn bon propiosnee,
tporin oerielbe iih bereit ertlG-t,
bic ibm ii~bertrasene STEELE bes Suz
perintsnbenten Der bisiigsn Shulcn
gu iibernebmen. Die 0epeife laItet
folsenbermaben: sd nebme nit Der
grDbten Dantbarteit Die Wabl an, cte
auf mid sefallsn lit. Sd CLAUDE, bub
i6 am /. Sanuar 1913 meine 5bdiis=
teit in Cincinnati Beginner tunn. Srf
banfe Sbnen auf's Ser5lihite fir
Shre 9liidpiinfhe. R. s. Gonoon."
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Der 70 Sabre alte Sames Mu6ias,
elm Sniahe bes Gountp : 4rmsnbal=
Ies, brad geitsrn Nadmittag in Der
Initalt p(DBlih e~ntIeelt 5uiammsn.
Der Coroner tpuroe bsnadrihtigt unn
imtellte einen Ser5iGlag ols Sobesars
fade felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

unb Greeman Mpenue ben einem ber>
rsnloIen 9unbe attadirt nnb in ben
linfen 4rm lopie in Die Sette sebiIs
len. gr lieB ii6 bic Munben BON r.
gabp, 5. Npenue unb Wia Str, arss
bremen.
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: II 3 ~

2ebrling (ein leere3 8lott 4apier
hin uno Der menOeno): n3arauf ioa
ih es abihreiben; aber mell'3 in Die
Gr1ferei gebt, ioQ ih Die Niifiette
ircilaiien. @enn ih JEST nur piiBt'.
meld)es Die Niifieite lit"
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Stebit Gu?

Serr 8umperI: .6ier ite6t Elm
Shtpun tunn bis %Suei1unbert Sab-e
alt iperben - na 10 mas"
asrau 0amperl: nSisbIt 9u2 u1s
trtntt nur 8aHsr!"
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8iiiaer Gunb.

Der IL Sabre alte Gbp. Deems bon
go. 958 Set @trube tpurbe seitern
Q9beHb an Der Ode Der Geit Gtrube
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Sad Sobnfon Dor benz
StaDtri6ter.

Gbicago, 10. Nooember. Der
StQbtrihter 6ppftns mics 0ienitog
bic ee9ea ben fdrbigen 5auffdmpfer
Sod SobnIon erbobene Mntldge Der
&ntfiibrung ab, ba niht berpteien tperz
ben tonnte, baB CT bas fpeibe Waohen
2ucifls Cameron tpirfli6 entfibrt haz
be. Die Cameron unb lire Wtutter,
1Srau Cameron = 5ulconeet, nel6e ge=
cen Sobr'on i'm 8unOssgeridt al3
,3eugen auT;treten nerbsn, feblten BET
Der 8el1oRolung.
9erbdngntBDoIle @Tploz
fton.
8reenstopn, Sno,, 10. gtoo.
g6qs. Sderer, Der nit 8ulDer auf Ell
nem QmboB erperimentirte, tpuroe bier
Otenitaa bur6 Elm Gtid Giien, oos
ieinen 80rper burhbohrte, auf Der
Stelle oetootet. S6erer, pelder be
Der oemofratii6en Subelfeier re6t bic!
9erGui6 gu MAIDEN iu6te, bate au!1
ben Qmbob 4ulDer gebduft, einen e.
fernen Citing odrauT 9e1eBt, u1p etnel
a~lpeiten MmboB obenauf. Qls D1'
@rploiion erfolgte, befan0 er lid meh:
rere bunoert S6rttte pom NmboB emf
fernt, Elm Stiid Gi1en fubr ibn ourd
ben &0rper, i'm auf Der Stelle top:
tenD.
gurmt S6ompfon N trD Ser
ct. g Il u 3 mel ter.
@of6inqton,0 .. g., 19. NoD
Gurmi 5bomp1on, Der Sefretdr bes
grditoenten Sat-, miro t~nner9U(b oe'
nd6iten paar Sage gum S6aBmetite'
Der Ser. Staaten ernannt IporDen, al:
Nadfolqer BON See s. WtCGlun8, be.
in poriger Do6e rsiigntrt Pat. @hds
9. STILES, Der ben 9oiten alS Setre
tor Des 9rGiibenten nieoergelegt bat
te, nm ben 9oriiB iiber bas republtt
0ationdl 8ommittee ndbreno De
9rGfioentIddfts aampagne gu ilber
nebnen, miro als Na6folger S6omp
ions rpieDer in ietne frihere SteI
lung etntrsten.
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d 4 4 +.

prDB (2etmfabrttont): nSie lpoi'
len meme Sohter niht sur SGn9ertr
ausbtloen?"
qrofsFor: Isle brin9t Don Saus
aus all rsnig Wtittel nit"
9roB lin b0dIter Gntriiitung):
SOP = mas periteben Sic o~erbungers
ter @eTangsLebrer paDOn, tpteDieI ne
aiteingefubrte 2einiieoeret ppbL pert9
iIt?!"
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pie prottiiaeS d

SdiGterner junger t9err Our
ShpeIter ieiner betmItd 4nge5etea
nen): rSbre 5rGulein S6peIter 5irnt
mir pohI, neil i'd mid binreiBsH
lieb, ibr einsn 9uB 5u3uperfen? Sd
aebe su, IS mar Der @ipfel Der 8ubnz
belt -"
Sunge Dame: .gtu - ieoenfaIIs
Der 8ipfel Der 8equemlt6teit!"
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g oiuti6 If.

Gr: r6eDptg, id mill Sic entfii54
rem, tpmmen Sic nit auf Den 8Qbaa
hof."
sic: ,Dus? Cine Gntfibrung o9s
ne Stridleiter unb tpiloitnaubenos
Rofe - pfui, pie proidii6."
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Des Jlg0es (6u(Oig 6etunOea

Des JllW0es (6u(Oig 6efunOea
Wurben ant 9iemitag bic bier
M6rber 6ermann Hoien=
tbals.
3ie 1urD mar MUIR 20 Minuten
int Neratbumg.
giienbabnraub in Soma.
.3pei 3siiae Der Seaborb Dir Sine in
subsgurolina in 8oaifion.
Seds gerionen babel getootet uno
feds berlest.
-|--
Der 70 Sabre alte 5armer G9rt'ttan
Steuer
-E-
Sn Mebino, 8, i4ulbtg beTunoen
feline 5rau ermproet gu haben.
eseuer i'm ct. George !Sotel in Sos
Mngeles, Galtf.
~
9rei perIpnsn babel ums 2eben &c.
tpmmen.
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IN Meoino, g., iauloig befunoen,
feline ssrar ermproet gu baden.
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7ie 1urD mar uur 20 Minnten
lit Neratbumg.
giienbabnraub in Sopa.

3pei 3iige Der Seaborb Dir Sine in
Subsgarolina in 8oaiiion.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-29
EGGS SCRAMBLEDIN
HANDLING LOST

WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-Improper
handling of eggs is responsible for an
annual loss of the hugs sum of $45,-
100000, according to department OF
agriculture experts who have been in
vestigating the egg smashing business.
This enormous loss is due to small
eggs, cracked and broken eggs, dirty,
stale and rotten eggs. The improper
handling is loss to farmers, middle
men and consumers alike, say the ex-
perts. and they urge everybody 60 get
busy and institute reforms which will
do away with it. Here are some of the
plans suggested for betterment:
Encourage the production of large
eggs.
Take steps to insure proper DISPOSE
ton of infertile eggs. Dirty eggs will
be reduced to minimum If proper
care of nests is taken.
More than 10 per cent of eggs re-
ceived in New York during the year
are stale. This is not necessary if
eggs are promptly and expeditiously
shipped to market
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-29

galena is exposed, waiting for the
completion of the new mill.
| inquired of the business men OF
Clarksfork about the management.
ard found no one who lacked con-
fidence in the men back of the Law
renee. The manager, Joe Reed, had
been there for more than fifteen years,
and the citizens of the town said he
was on the square. l found not one
share of stock on the market Those
the company claimed for their prop
erty. | saw the crosscut where the
first ore body was cut and opened to
a distance of 900 feet, all the way in
who had stock wanted more, and not
one would offer to sell. l found
scores of people sorry they had not
bought the stock when it was first put
on the market at ten cents per share.
The universal opinion was that the
Lawrence was soon to be producing
mine. | did not find one knocker of
the Lawrence mine in Clarksfork
P. L. CIRCUIT. 4
Moscow, Idaho, Aug. 26, 1912.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-29
To the Public.

The first of August l visited the
Lawrence mine, at the invitation Of
O. A. Turnbow of aPlouse, and made
a personal inspection of the proper
ty. l was shown a copy of the Of
fetal report of State Mine Inspector
Robert Bell, who had been on the
property few days previous, and
found all that Mr.. Bell said about the
Lawrence mine to be true. l person
ally gathered large number of sam
pies which l brought with me to
Moscow and anyone interested may
see them on exhibition at the Corner
Drug Store.
| have been acquainted with Mr..
Turnbow for thirty years, and when
asked If the Star Mirror would run
series of ads for the Lawrence,
with the purpose of arousing later
est that the company might raise the
few dollars needed to pay for the new
mill, told him that in view of the
fact that the public had been skinned
so systematically he would have to
satisfy me that the property was all
that was claimed for it.
Mr.. Turnbow said that the property
would speak for itself, and that the
would gladly pay the ex
pense of a trip to the mine. l spent
four days, taking time to go all over
the property, and l found more than
ore, widening in one place to six feet
[ saw solid galena a foot thick ex-
posed l saw pure galena cropping
out at various places on the side of
he mountain, and broke off pieces
which were among the specimens
brought to Moscow Anyone can see
hese If they will visit the property.
t does not require an expert to see
Ill that Mr.. Bell saw, and more.
l saw the new fiume and walked
1000 feet on 1t up to the dam. saw
! modern three-drill air compressor,
md found the workmen completing |
he foundation for the new concen-
rator. l inspected the dump where |
thousand tons of mill feed, rich in i
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-29

Fourth street intersects the said Wes
line of Washington street.
FIFTH STREET, from the East
| line OF Main street, where said Fifth
7, street intersects the said East line Of
Main street, to the West line Of Wash
ington street, where said Fifth street
intersects said West line OF Wash
| ington street. e
SIXTH STREET from tae West line
of Main street where the said Sixth
street intersects the said West line of
Main street to the West line of the
Spokane & Palouse Railway Company's
right Of way where the said Siyth
street fntersects the West line IF the
said Spokane q Palouse Railway
Companies right of way
EIcuru onpruvr ,ro ~ uo..
,,na - Mi, strnat ,r,'n ~ 90
T;nh. ut.aa. ,s,tassS." ~ Ia w..
i've - Ma;r streat 20 a. 80" We. i;,, %
tha S,,,Irar O. pa1a,,sa Da,,,n",l 49, -
,.o,x,a IT,. ..o,, ,,, ~ ais
Eabth stsaat ;r,+arsa.ts az aaia u1as,
i've - az ,atd cnoLano pa,n,,a.
Dai,,ra,, $1,000, .,,-.ht -
WIFI eitner'
Asphalt,
Brick,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-29
HEARST WILL OFFER
PROOF OF OIL GIFTS

F.. ba1d got himself by making false
statements in regard to some of the
| letters published inculpating certain
| Pennsylvania judges. Mr.. ArchbOld
said that he had interested himself In
the selection of these judges without
their knowledge. | thereupon pro-
duced more letters of Mr.. Archbold's
in which the judges were shown to
have requested him to interest him
self in their behalf.
Il advise Senator PenrOse, there,
fore, to adhere to the exact facts and
to speak the whole truth for the
whole truth will surely be brought
out in the present series of articles
now appearing in my magazine.
THE September Issue is already
on the press and / cannot alter that
to include a reply to Senator Penrose,
but in the October issue l shall deal
with Senator Penrose and Standard
Oil funds, and also with Mr.. RoOse-
yelt's relations with the Standard Oil
company and their agents. ! shall,
moreover, not make any statements
that are not substantiated by docu-
mentary evidence.
ct is a notable fact that Senator
Penrose confines his statements to
allegations unsupported by legal proof.
1t is also worthy of note that Mr..
Archbold does not produce any of the
interesting documents that he has in
his possession to establish the truth
of his utterances. He quotes Mr.. Bliss
who is no longer there to question the
accuracy of the statements, but he
does not produce any letters to or
from Mr. Bliss, to or from Senator
Do, 20 Or
to or from Mr.. Roosevelt.
Mr.. Roosevelt can boast Of be-
lated honesty, so why not be frank
with the public and tell them the
whole truth?
why should not Senator Penrose
and Mr.. Archbold and Mr.. Roosevelt
and Mr. Sibley all tell the whole truth;
when they can do so con-
Fidently assured that if they do not
wv. R. HEARST"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-29
CALL FOR BIDS.

| NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the City of Moscow, Idaho, will re-
ceiye bids up to the hour of eight
| o'clock P. NJ, on Saturday, September
| 21st, 1912, for the improvement, by
| paving and curbing the following
streets and parts of streets, in the City
of Moscow, Idaho, in accordance with
Ordinance No. 1855 of the said city,
to-wit
MAIN STREET, from the North line
of "a" street, to the South end of
Main street, where the said South end
of Main street intersects the South
line of the Spokane & Palouse Rail
way Company's right of way.
WASHINGTON STREET, from the
North line of First street, where the
said Washington street intersects the
said North line of First street, to the
South line of Fifth street. where the
said Washington street intersects the
said South line of Fifth street.
"a" STREET, from the West line of
Main street, where the said "a" street
intersects the said West line of Main
street to the East line of Almond
street, where the said East line of
Almond street intersects said "a"
street.
FIRST STREET, from the west line
of Washington street, where the said
West line of Washington street inter-
sects the said First street, to the West
line Of the alley between Main and
Jackson streets.
SECOND STREET, from the East
line of Main street, where said Second
ST. eet intersects said East line of
Main street, to the West line of Wash
ineton street, where said Second street
intersects the said West line of Wash
ington street.
THIRD STREET, from the West line
of Jackson street to the East line of
Polk street, where the said Third
street intersects with the West line
of Jackson street and the East line
of said Polk street; also Third street
from the west line of Jackson street,
where the said Third street intersects
with the said West line of Jackson
street to the West line Of the Spo-
kane & Palouse Railway Company's |
right of way, where the said Third |
street intersects with the said West |
line of said Spokane & Pa1ouse Rail-
way Company's right Of way.
FOURTH STREET. from the East
line of Jackson street, where the said !
Fourth street intersects the East line I
of Jackson street, to the West line
0f Washington street, where said
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-29

New York. Aug. 29-That Colonel
Roosevelt is not telling the truth re-
garding the oil trust contributions to
his 1904 campaign fund; that John d.
! Archbold has letters which show that
the colonel was cognizant of the con-
tributions in question; that Penrose
is not telling the whole truth regard
yng his relations with Archbold, nor
Archbold the whole truth regarding
the oil trust contributions; these are
the differences from w. r. Hearst's
London statement in which he urged
all three gentlemen to be honest with
the public.
Furthermore, Hearst has the doc
uments to prove his assertions, so he
says.
The statement in full is as follows:
Il have read in the foreign papers,
accounts of the explanations that Sen
ator Penrose has given of his receipt
of a certificate of deposit of $4,000
from the Standard Oil company.
81 have also read Senator Penrose's
statement of the purposes for which
this secret certificate Of deposit was
intended and the use to which this
sum of money and other sums of mon
ey from the Standard ON company
were put.
Senator Penrose's explanation is
not quite accurate. His statement is
not altogether truthful. He is in part
saying what is true and part saying
what is false.
81 have the documents to prove
my assertion.
Senator Penrose should take warn
ing of the fate of Senator Foraker
and the predicament of that gentle
man when he attempted to explain
falsely the reason for which his GER
of deposit from Mr. Archbold
we're received. | was able to produce
promptly the document which showed |
that Senator Foraker was not speak
ing the truth and that the certificates
we're received for other purposes than
The ones stated by him.
Senator Penrose should remember
he difficulty into which Mr.. Arch |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-29

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-Afflicted by a
mysterious malady which has batfled
more than SO st. Louis physicians who
have been called in consultation, A.
Hendricks, 65 years old, farmer OF
Van Buren,, Mo-, is turning black at
the Mayfield sanitarium.
Five months ago his skin was fair
and ruddy. Today his complexion is
several shades darker than that of a
mulatto and getting darker. This
change is SO RAPID that it can be noted
from day to day by the physicians,
who are powerless to check it OF even
to find satisfactory explanation for
the strange Transformation.
When Hendricks wis taken to the
sanitarium July %, he weighed 1870