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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
Remarkable Bargains in Tailored
Coats

300 and $500 Black Coats, mostly large
sizes from 35 to AZ bust.
$1,000 Gray Mixture Coat at $500
$1,000 and $3.50 colored Coats in mix
lures. One Price, $7.48
$1,000 Black kersey Coats stout" sizes.
Only $7.e8
S1o.es Black Caracul Coats at $6.es
$3.50 and 1898 Junior Coats at $4.es
$500 and $3.50 Junior Coats at $6.es
$500 and $3.50 Black Coats at
Only 1926
$500 and $3.50 colored Coats including
the newest and latest styles.
At only 1898
$500 Black Wooltex Coats and 'stout"
size Coats at s1o.95
s17.e8 and $500 coIored Coats In WOOL
tex, plaid back and reversible.
All at s11.e5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

1-s21.oo Black Wooltex Coat at
Only s11.e5
1-$18.oo Reversible Evening Coat, one
side black satin. the other side dark
red broadcloth. Only s12.o 90
$1,000, s21.oo and $500 Colored Coats,
including "Wooltex'' and other high
grade models. All at $685.
$1,000 Black Plush Coat at $40 IS
$500 Handsome Black Broadcloth Coat.
satin lined throughout at SASS
$3.50 "Wooltex" Black Broadcloth Coat,
lined throughout with warranted satin.
Only s17.e5
$3.50 Black Plush Coat, trimmed with
caracul. Only S17.95
3 Heavy Winter capes, were formerly
$1,000. Choice $1.98
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

CSC German Flannel Waists at 7ec
Large Lot s1.5o Tailored "GeIsha"
Waists in white and striped percale
and madras. One in a box.
All at CSC
Lot 1925 and s2.9s Tailored "Gelsha"
Waists. Choice, SLAB
All the Wool Waists are Marked Down
of striped flannel and challies.
$2.e8 Wool Waists at $1.95
$3.50 Wool Waists at $2.e5
S4.es Wool Waists at $3.4s
Lot Silk Waists including Japs, Messa-
line and Chiffon are 1-3 Less.
S2.ee silk Waists for S1.ee
1898 SILK Waists for S2.66
$4.98 Silk Waists for 1882
$3.50 SILK Waists for $4.o1
For Early Customers,
A Wool Waists, were s2.2 %. Choice ACC
Small lot S1.OO Muslin and large size
Waists at ACC
5 colored silk Waists were s4.9S.
Choice, $1.48
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
Small Lots Around
the Store

Small Lot Mems Csc 12Iec
Small Lot Mems soc Neckwear, Csc
Few "H~ome-Made" Eiderdown Toques,
VI Price
25c Sponge Bags at 12N9c
25c Large Wash Cloth Gases at Ice
soc Rubber Bags at Csc
Large Lot SC Torchon Lace at Sc yd
SOC Blue SILK Hose Supporters at 35c
15c oakleys corylopsls Taicum Powder
at &c
Lot 1oc Neediebooks at &C
&C colored Drapery Fringe at &c
1sc colored Drapery Fringe at sc
35c colored Drapery Fringe at 12c
Lot Odd Yarns Of All Kinds.
Choice, 1oc skeIn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
UNUSUAL IN THE JANUARY SALE WILL BE
AN OFFERING OF
Sheets and Pillow Cases
at Prices Lower Than Have Been Quoted for Years

A bumper crop of cotton has made a new record for the prices of
manufactured cotons to your advantage.
A big stock as listed below will await your buying in the Basement
Store Monday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
Children's Fur Sets

1898 Brown Coney Set at $3.50
ss.ss Gray chinchilla Set at 1898
Sc. 90 White Thibet Set at $3.50
$3.50 Brown Opossum Set at $4.es
$3.50 Gray opossum Set at $4.ss
$7.9S Gray Krimmer Set at $4.e8
s12.5o Gray Krimmer Set at $500
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

PEoUOT PILLOW CASES.
42x36 inches, were zoe. Sale Price, 17c
45xS6 inches, were 21c. SALE Price, 1sc
Diamond" Pillow Cases, made from
remnants of Pequot 42x36 for 15c
ATLANTIC PILLOW CASES.
42x36 inches, were Ice. Sale Price, 14c
45x36 inches, were 1Sc. Sale Price. 15c
FRUIT OF THE LOOM PILLOW CASES
42x36 inches. were 15c. Sale Price, 12Nae
45x36 inches. were lie. Sale Price, 15c
Special Pillow Cases, both sizes.
Sale Price, &c
8 SPECIALS IN LONG CLOTHS.
BY the 12-yard piece only.
1925 Long Cloth. Sale Price, $1.7s Piece
$500 Long Cloth. Sale Price, $1.4e Piece
s1.65 Long Cloth. Sale Price, $1.2s Piece
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

ATLANTIC SHEETS.
54x90 inches, were SIC. Sale Price, 46c
6Sx9O inches. were 62hc. Sale Price, SOC
72x90 inches, were CSC. Sale Price, SIC
81x9O inches. were 73c. Sale Price, e2Nac
8lxs9 inches. were 79c. Sale Price CSC
slxloS inches. were S5c. Sale Price, 75c
HARVARD MILLS SHEETS.
SlxsO inches, were 62hc. Sale Price. SOC
S1x99 inches. were zoe. Sale Price, SIC
72x9O sheets, bleached and unbleached,
were soc. Sale Price, 35c
8lx9O Hemstltched Fruit of the Loom
Sheets, were SOC. sale Price, 76c
Monday Only, we offer 268 rol
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
Big Lot Of Sweaters
in the Sale

Large Lot Women's All Wool Sweaters,
were $l.9S, white, gray and red.
All at Only $1.29
Women's s2.9s All Wool Sweaters, white,
gray and red. Only s1.s8
Women's $500 All Wool Sweaters, white,
gray and red. Only S2.75
Odd Lot s4.es and s5.ss High Grade
Sweaters in all solid and two-color
effects. All Xa Price, $2.49 or $3.50
Grand Clearance Of children's Sweaters
at He Price.
Infants SOC Sweaters, for ages l to 4
years. Only Csc
Children's CSC Sweaters, gray. red and
white, for ages 8 to IL years..
Only ACC
chlIdren's $3.50 Extra Heavy All Wool
Sweaters, for ages to - years. Only 75c
Infants and Children's 1925 Sweaters in
gray red. white and white with blue
and pink, for ages l to IA years.
All at Only $1.13
Infants Knit Sets, sweater, cap and
leggins, were $2.25.
Sale Price, $1.13 Set
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

AT ONE-HALF PRICE
Lot Beautiful Jap Mink Furs,
1-$14.00 Wide Shawl at $500
2-$25.0 90 Wide Shawls at $3.50
1-$27.5O Wide Shawl at $13.75
$1,000 Fancy Scarf at $500
1-$16.50 Long Throw at 1925
1-$13.5 so Long Scarf at $6.75
$500 Blended Squirrel Tie at $3.50
1-$49S Natural Watermink Throw at
$2.49
1-$7.9S Splendid Pony Scarf at $500
$500 90 Blended Squirrel Tie at $500
$1,000 Misses Gray Squirrel Tie at
$500
1-s12. 90 Blue Wolf Throw at $500
1-$12.75 Blue Wolf Shawl at 1888
1-$1S.O 90 Mink Scarf at $3.50
1-$15.OO Blue Wolf Shawl at $3.50
1-s17.9S Isabella Fox Scarf at 1888
1-$25.O 90 Blue Lynx Scarf at $3.50
1-$29.O 90 Black Fox Shawl at $14.5o
1-s39.OO Real Eastern Mink Muff, trim
med with heads and TAILS Price,
$3.50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

All Yard Cottons-All Widths In
both bleached and u~nbleached are
selling at Greatly Lowered Prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
Silk, Wool and
Evening Dresses

Black SILK Dresses that were 1880
to SIS. 90. All at Only 1898
Four silk Dresses in colors, We're s12.00
to $500. Choice. $4.e9
$500 Pink MessaIine Dress, trimmed
with embroidered bands and black
chiffon. only $15.s5
$4,000 Navy Velvet Dress, size SO, for
$3.50
$500 White Lace Dress trimmed with
blue velvet for $17.95
$500 Light Blue Wool Batiste Dress,
hand embroidered. for $14.e5
$500 Canary Wolfe Dress, silk lined and
trimmed with white lace for s17.e5
6 Wool Serge Dresses, 4 blacks. l brown,
l blue, We're sos and $3.50.
Choice, $500 each
9 Serge Dresses, navy, black, purple,
were s12.0O and $500. Choice 1913
6 Serge and PopIin Dresses, were $3.50
and S17.9S. Choice, $1o.e8
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

J 1Oc Cotton Batting at &c roll.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
A BIG BARGAIN LOT
Wool Dress Goods
AT HALF.PRICE

Csc Wool Dress Goods at 1870 I'd
SOC Wool Dress Goods at Csc yd
SOC Flannel at 1870 yd
SOC Black Mohalr at 25c yd
75c Brown Mohair at 37Iac yd
$1.oo White SILK Crepe at SOC yd
$500 Basket Weave Fabrics in several
colors at SOC yd
$1.00 Brown Panama at SOC yd
SIPS Sultlngs, several colors at SIC yd
$3.50 SuitIngs, several colors at 75c yd
OTHER WOOL GOODS IN THE SALE
ARE:
SOC Poplins, blue and tan at Csc yd
SOC Wool ChaIlles in all colors at 45c yd
ssi.ss I'd
$2.25 Double Texture CIoakings at
$3.50 yd
Dress Skirt Lengths of many fabrics at
1-3 Less.
All Waist Patterns left from Christmas,
selling at Ia Less.
SILKS IN THE SALE:
Lot 27-Inch $1.oo Shantuns Silks in COL
ors at 69c yd
$1.00 Plaid Silks, to close 48c yd
Small Lot Taffeta Silks In CoIors at u,
Price.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
F~louncings IL Price

9 Pieces Beautiful 27-lnch 6atIste
FIounclnes, with embroidery and wide
venise lace inserts. Were $1.39 yard.
Na Price, soc I'D
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12
Fur Coats All In the Sale


Buy Now-At once-as cold weather is
a certainty for weeks to come.
Black Russian Dogskin Coat at
$500
$4,000 Black Pony Coats, 36-inch at $4,000
Black Pony Coats, 52-inch at $4,000
$4S. 90 Black Pony Coats, 40-inch at$34.oo
Black Pony Coats, 52-inch at $500
$500 Brown Marmot Coats, 40-inch at
$4,000
$500 Black Pony Coat with Black Lynx
collar, 52-inch at $500
$500 Brown Marmot Coat, 52-inch at
$1,000
$1,000 Brown Marmot Coat. 52-inch at
$500
$685. Brown Marmot Coat, 52-inch, with
Isabella Opossum Collar at $500
SIS 90 Quilted Satin Lined Coat with
Opossum Collar at $1,000
$1,000 Pony Lined Black Coat with Per-
sian Lamb Collar at 500
s4S.O Watermink Lined Coat with Collar
to match at $34.oo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-12

Monday Only, we offer 26S rol
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
amf6ebmns OeS 3ndcr8OGs.

SSm notionalen Ibgeor0netenbau=
ie rei6te am Wittpo6 Der Mbgeor0=
nete 6or0nep BON Wti6igan BEN Nfi-
norit1tsbert6t Der republifantihen
M}itglieOer DeS @rsi6ulies fiir Wfit=
tel unO @ege iiber Die oemofratii6e
Sill 6e5iigli6 Ser %9(ufbebnng 0es'
3llder5oQs ein. @S miro oarin be-
baltptet, 0ie 0enlofratii6e @artei un0
Der 3udertrult ipielten babel unter
elmer 0efe url0 Die Mufbebung Oes
3ufer5oues be5mefe ni6ts als Stin=
menfang inter Ben &oniumenten,
ullo bic 8iG peroe nit Der 3eit Oo-
hin fiibren, oaB Die &oniumenten auf
in 0ie SdnOe gegeben miirOen.
@nooe ODER lngna0e Dem 3ltfertrult
9~(nerfannt miro, Dab Die 9fiibpn-
MISUNDERSTANDING Die @irfitng ge=
6abt babe, I'M norigen Sabre elm met
teres Steigen Ser 3~uferpreiie 5lt
oer6inoern, uno es miro propbe3eit
oos leBte8 olmerf perOe faaen, tpern
ollrb Die Iltfbebung oes 3ufer5oues
Die &ii6en8ucfer : SnOuitrie 3ugrun-
De geri9tet iei. Ser 8eri6t be5eid+
net ben unoermooOi6en @ntiDurf
sur 3%oabefreiung oes 3uders als
ben bermegenlten @eriu9 in Der @e=
l6i6te Der &epublif, cine tpi6tige
urto i'm beiten @a6stum begriffene
SnOuitrie 5uguniten Der auSlGnoi=
I9en %Smporteure al berni6ten, gum
l6meriten 56aoen Der tnlGnoii9en
3ltder : YroOu5enten uno le0igli6
sum 8orteil Der &affineure, tpelde
importierten &oB5uder ~oerarbeiten
uno tpel9e I'M @olfsmunoe nit Dem
Naunen oes 3udertrultes be5ei6net
meroen. @eben Der @erni6tung eli
ner pi6tigen @innabme Der 8unoes=
regierung, Ser @ufbebung aler &on-
furren5 uno Der S9affung zines
Monopols felt Ser @eri9t fir ben
San Der Nnnabme oes @eIebes oen
Undergoing Der MISUNDERSTANDING
rien uno ben Huin Ser 10000 Sar=
nler, pel6e 3uderriiben ba1en, in
ii6ere 4usii6t.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
Bon SelDe Der @OIitie.

@s lit unter Der @iir0e 0eS 8rGli-
benton Der groBen ameritanii6en 9fe-
publif, I'M &anOe berum 5u reiien,
Inn liG 0elegateu 5ur 8ieoernomi-
nation 81 ii6errt. 9lls AusreOe miro
geiagt, Der YraiiOent miiiie ii9 ge-
gen Die @ngriffe ieiner @egner Der-
tbeioigen uno er miilie Dem Solfe
leinen StanOpunft in geDiiien Of
fentli6en 6ragen ertldren, Inn WtiB=
perItGnonilie 5u %permeioen. Oas lit
eitler Sumbug. 9as lit gar ni9t
10tig, unO es lit iebr fragli6, OBJ Der
Fr1iiOent our9 feline &eiiereoen au6
nur einen 9elegaten erlangen miro.
9as amerifanii9e &oIt lit Elm iebr
itlteQigentes 8olf un0 fat ie0er 81
merifaner lit elm gebOrener Boliti-
fer. @r nimlnlt regen antbeil an
alien politil6en &organgen uno ali
allen politii6en 6ragen un0 miro
Our6 cine etpig wa6iame nnO freie
Yrelle ~beltGnOig auf Dem &aufenoel
gebalten. @r bat in allen Sragen
ieiue eigene Aniidt unO 6rau6t Die
@rfldrungen Oes 8rdii0enten ni6t,
Inn Oieie 6ragen 81 p%eriteben. Dem
nod i9ert er weoer 3eit, 0tiibe nod
l~lnfoitelt, einen amerifanil6en Sra-
iiOenten in Der nG9lten gtabe ieben
gu f0nllen unO ibm 8~u5uboren. 81
applauoiert aus Batriotismus unr
miro appIauoieren ielbit menn Der
&rGiiocnt ~llniinn ipridt. Qlber mn
peuige 4merifaner loiien ii6 oltrfj
Die @orte zines @rdiioenten beein=
fluiien @as ibm Oarii6er feline Set
tulg iagt, bat melt mebr @influB aui
feline politiiden 9anol4ngen. 8as
nun @errn Gait %anbetrifft, 10 brau6t
er ieinen StanOpunft garni6t 81 err
flGren. 9as Golf weiB gang genatl
mie er Itebt unO pie er geltan0en bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
Der snsIiIds Jluttenetat.

Die 2on0oner u9ailp Stems"
Ihretbt, iie babe @runo our @nnab.
me, ooB Die Momiralitdt bereits ben
Mottenetat erOrtere, Der i'm Sonunr
6emRabinett porgelegt meroen miifie.
Mol erwarte cine Serabiesung INN
minoeItens 6Dei 0fiaionen 8funO,
ober penn oos Oeutide 6lottengeIet
pie0er repioiert meroe, meroe gna-
lamb oos @leife tun, mas immer oies
foIten m0ge. @enn ie0oH oos oeut.
I4e SIottengeies unperdnoert bleibe,
per0e bic 3aH ser uorgei1loeenen
9tnienIdiffe bier nidt iiberi9reiten.
0os 8lott ldreibt peiter, es beItebe
tein @runO our Aufnobme elmer Ma-
rtnennIeibe gum 8wede oes 8aues
bon S6lodtidiffen. 8enn irgenO
cine @nleibe aufgenommen peroe.
werOe Iie fir Den 8au zines Oauern-
Sn SIOttenitispunftes in &Oiptb bic
neH.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
2lusIanowedieI D Department

IsUePdrfefnenf
felt Reiied eds uno Kre6itbrieie auf
Banfen aIer europdifhen Sander aus.
Stelt aud Nnpeiiun9en aus auf Ole
6auptftdote ser Welt. Kauft uno per.
fault NusIan0wedfel unO beior9t ale
2rten ausIdnoiihen 8anf9eiddfts.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
Grnft.O Department.

ban0eIt ais Observation-Disclosures, Gru-
flee, Dormun0, Aomiuitrator Recei.
per, Nfiienee, 2l9ent ufm. inoem es al-
len ObIieeenbettsn ~inansielIer Nrtnad-
fommt. Qeftamente per0en unent9elt-
Iid duf9eiekt, wenn Oieie Kcmpa9nie
ais Observation-Disclosures ooer Qruitee
banoeIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23

~ R0tIi4 idmedt ilnb gut
befomm uWsltni6" unO -GiamOnb-.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23

Specially low rates by making contracts
exceeding one insertion.
Conducts also a job printing estab-
lishment in the English and German
languages.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
6runoei9entums Department.

ueberntmmt oie poufdnoiee Dbbut
iiber 6runoeieentum un6 perpaltet fore.
fdltie oas ieiner Obbut anpertraute Gi.
eentum, inoem es Ole Gigentimer ser
ei9enen Derwaltun9smiben iiberhebt.
Grbebt 11lieten, beaufidtiet Repa.
raturfoitsn, besabIt Absaben, Derfide-
runoen etc.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23

&ein Negierungs5peig beoarf Ell
ner 10 griinOli6en REORGANIZATION
ltnO &einiglung, mie Die groBe Ge-
gier1ngsOrudereiD in Delher iiber
5000 Meni6en beiddftigt meroen
nno weIde iGbrli6 8mii6en 6 ullO
z Miaionen Dollars perausgabt,
mooon Elm groBer Sell weggeporfe-
mes @elo lit. 0as gemeinidaftli6e
Gomite beioer S1uler oes &ongrei-
les fir 9riidiaden, an Oeiien Spite
senator Smopt bon lltab itebt, bat
nun cine Iorlage CUR &eorganiiati-
on Der 0ruderei unO CUR Hebiiion al
Ter Iid auf ben DRUID bon offentli6-
Ell 9ofumenten be5ie6enoen @eieB-
en-, i'm Senat eingerei6t uno er bat
0ieIer Gage Die geotDenoigfeit oieier
@eform I'M Senat beipro1en. Aaes,
mas Serr Gmoot Iagte, paren Doae
4amelen". Die &egierungsorlife-
rel lit in ben langen Sabren repll-
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23

@rdiioent Gait miro ipdbren0 iei=
l1er Administration feinen S6ieos=
nertrag NIT 0eutibIanO abi9lieBen.
Gr bat nit ieinen @ertrdgen iol6es
fur6tbnres 8e6 gebabt, oaB ibm Die
SHIT oa5u bergangen tit.
6. Niar Salielbad.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
Oamen.D Department.

Cine AbteiIuu9 Oes Pauptbanfraums
nit elmer fdue 0 Giat uno ie0er 4rt
pon Bequemlidfeit 1T fir oen aus.
idIiesliden 6ebraud BON Oamen por.
9eiehen; mir LADEN fe eieens CUR Beiih.
ieune oerfelben elm.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23

1lnfre KunOen m0 0s pubHfum i'm ausemeiuen lit snsaa0en, fb mkre
neuen standardization anSuRHn, Sic poufOmmene BequemIbfet uo Bebas.
id7hit CUR GreOiSun9 BON 6eftdfen 6arbieten.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
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blifanii9er @errI9oft elm gugiasItan
geDorOen, melher MIR our6 einen
bcmofrati1den 8rGIioenten ul0 ourd
einen gang Oemofratii6en &ongreB
gereinigt neroen fam. Sn Der
9ritderei meroen ni6t aIein Sum
oerttouienoe idbrlid peridpenoet
IonOern tpie Die ltnterlu6ung erae-
ben bat, tpuroe au9 Dor Ger .geaie
Oes GegierungsOrltders un oaen Cd
en- uno @nOen Oes rieligen @tabIii-
iements geltoblen uno geraubt. Der
gegentDdrtige gfegierltngsoruder lit
Elm S9Da6matifus, peIder nift
einmaI Die 0is5iplin oufre6t bolten
lam. Die Saupti6ulo fGat auf
Sen &ongreB ielbit. @s miro melt
mebr geor1ldt, ais %nottDen0ig lit ltn0
sur 3eit liegeu 10 Miaionen 8dnoe
in BEN @efp0lben oes &apitolS a1tf-
geitopelt, tpelde fem Mfeni9 baben
min u10 nel9e beim 8erfauf ais
Wofulatur nift Den brtnoertIten
Cell Oes &oltenpreiies bringen per-
Den. gn mertpolen 9ii6ern, mie
) 9. Ben meiiten Bublifationen oes
lan0pirtbl6oftli9en Departments
meroen 3t nenige, an trodenen, ita-
tiItiiden 9eri6ten al oiele @rem-
plare georuft. 9as oemofratiide
8emiaigungsfomite miro ni6t Obj
morterI mas aus Der &orlage Oes
Serrn Snloot Deroen miro. @enn
Der groBe Omnibus @epiqigungs-
Gtot, in pel6em inter pielen onOe-
rem all6 Die 8emiaigungen fir Die
0ruderei gema6t Deroen, lein Gr-
l9eiuen maht, miro es itb beraus-
Itenen, oaB Die 9emofraten Die 8e=
miQigung Inn noae so Sro3ent reOu=
5iert baben. 9as lit Der ein3ige
@eg, Dem 9r1tdunfug BEN Bro3eB Oil
MAIDEN. Oas miro aaeroings Die
@ntlaiiung bon elm paar Saltieno
Meni6en sur 5olge baben, ober mon
ioate beDenfen OaB Die &egierlng
ni6t cine Gerior9ungsonitalt fir
unbei9Gftigte Arbeiter tit, ionoern
Gin Dem Golfe geb0ren6es @eiddft
mel6es nod 0fonomii9en Yrin5ipi=
en- betrieben meroen mltB.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
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Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
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Washington Journal., 1912-03-23
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-24
LORDSBURG Is UNDER
 SPELL OF 4 BOOM
Five Years Age There Were No Miners--Now 800
 Are Employed

LORDSBURG, N. NJ, April 22.- Lordsburg Is under the spell of the copper boom. Only two years ago the little city was practically quiet. reminiscence Of past booms.
 Five years ago there was scarcely mine in operation in this district. Today from 400 to 500 men are working in the mines and freighting ore. About 900 tons of ore are daily being hauled from the mines to the great ore platform on the Lordsburg and Hachita railroad. This repre- sents shipments of 6,000 to 5000 tons of ore per month of a gross value in copper. silver, and gold of over s9G.000 to sl20,0O0 per month, or from sl,000.0O0 to s1,50O,00O per ab- mum.
 This is being extracted from less than a dozen claims which a short time ago were comparatively idle and with grass growing on their dumps. This million and a half dollars is pro duced from an area of only 8 few hundred acres of operating mineral ground.
 htoN A-AlAtS dlG NuEt tO seven miles from the town, and are reached by fine, ievei roads. Strange to say, scarcely a word h1s gone out In the press about this wonderful camp and district and yet 1t is un- occasionally the largest shipper of ore in the entire southwest. The ground has scarcely been scratched, the deepest shafts having reached less than 500 feet.
 Some Startling Figures.
 To give some idea of what the cop per boom has brought about, consid- CT that one property. the Eighty Five" was offered ten years ago to Fl Paso people for only 5000. and they rejected it. It sold afterward for s75,000. Today. it is working 100 men. It shipped 50 cars Of ore or over 1.500 tons the past week. The owners have refused an offer of $500 900 made by an eastern party, be- cause they know they have. over s2,- 100000 in ore blocked out on the mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-24
INMATES HEAR MUSICAL TREAT Prisoners Enjoy Program Given by Visitors
 Kate Bernard Is
 FavOrite
THEY ALL LIKE HER
Two Smugglers ... BIN Mexicars Carrying Sacks Containing Merchandise
 and Cartridges

PHOENIX, April 23-Accompanied by Seth Moyle. of New York, who for the past two months has been investi. gating prison conditions and securing photographs Of things as they are" for American newspapers and maga. zines, Kenneth MacNichol, a news. paper investigator from the coast. Jud. son King, another newspaper man of the east, Carl Graf, musical director of the Elks' shows. and Frank Connolly of Phoenix, Governor Hunt, made an. other trip to Florence. Messrs. Moyle Grant MecNichol, King and Connolly spent a night in the cells with the other convicts and actually lived the life" for twelve hours.
 Chairman W, E. Moeur of the board Of supervisors, his sons. and some friends, also decided to see for them. selves some of the things that have been 50 widely talked about in this vicinity and which will be a national subject by fall
 A great surprise awaited the party on their arrival at the institution. There at the home of Superintendent Sims, was none other than Kate Bar. nard, whose championship of the un- fortunates through oration all over the United States and narration in the American magazines, has done more to remedy conditions than anything else thus far.
 Miss Barnard is state commissioner of charities of Oklahoma, a member of the American academy of social and political science and a member Of the executive board Of the National tuberculosis congress. Dainty, refined a yeritable pretty little mother. she proved to be the greatest kind of a surprise package when it came to a discussion of the things on which she has been concentrated. Gathered late in the evening in Superintendent Sims library. the whole party witnes- sed A complete metamorphesis. in- spired by her subject. Miss Barnard became positively gigantic, a human dynamo of energy. and hurled fact after fact at the governor without hysteria, with mastery of rhetoric, diction and timely epigram that