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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17

fem ureemiitbIihsn Iltjungfernitub@
den, in bem ieber Shrdnt bon elmer
auten, fpliben, gemiitbpollen Wergan=
aenbeit ersdbIte. vSa, nieine MObel, Die
limb nod piel alter afs i'd" beridtete
unIere Wirtbin nit ifrer bellen 9rei@
lenItimme, bic an Elm iilbernes 8lod=
den erinnerte, bus irsenopann einmal
einen Spruns bstommen bat. Die
bat mein @robpater, Der SberfOriter
mar, uuter feinsr 9lufiidt ihniBen laiz
fen, na6bsm sr 5ufummen NIT Ieiner
graut bas 9pl3 ielbit am Stamm
ousseiudt!"
Nas mar bas fir cine sriinblidr,
serubfums 3eit. pa man bus pols fiir
Ieins W0bslausitattuus nod am
Stamm ausludte, Da man Stiihle
fdhnists, Die orei 9enerationen iibsr'
bauerten, unb Damait lpebte, Der nah
mebr als bunosrt Sabren nod 10 tart
unb bliitbsnpeiB mar lpie Der, BON benz
fib ba Dor mir beim tuarmen 8er5en=
lidt Das aisrlide bIahe aaffeeisrptee
10 prd9tig ubbob!
limb bann erIubr ih aud, ipdrum
Rotn bas Yurabies Der alten Sungfern
lit. ,Mh bier, no iebsr Bid rid
tpGrts aeipanot, ba ipirb ous Wlts NOD
aeebrt. limb mas tunn man Itd bier
oIles Ieiii.n fiir iein bibhen Gelo!"
eSn Der Shat. nit elmer Nente, bic
in teinsr anbersn Grobitabt ielbit Die
befdsibsnit. Griitsns gu iidern per-
mohte, per5huffsn iih biefe srsl'sn
5rduleins In ROm ben anresenbltsn
inp bebaslidften 2ebensabenb. Den
9ormittas perbrineen iie nit ben unz
persdnslihen Werten Der sroben Meiz
iter in ben @aHerien, bic i'm Sommer
10 ihDn fiibl unb i'm Winter 70 gut
gebei3t iinb. Wenn Der aanenlhub
Die stp0lfts Stunbs anseist, sebsn fis
in eins Der 5abllolen fleinen Reitaua
rants, no man iieh fein 8r0then NIT
brinst unb, nahbem man gut nnb
reihlih sstafelt, auf einen Jrant nod
cine ednse Mn3nbl Solbi bsrausfriest.
Im Nahmittas srobes Gratiston5eri
auf bem pineio, ND man ale 5reunbe
uno 5reunoinnen trifft, ben biitpriz
Ihen gorio befpunbert unb bic Soilet@
ten Der rsi3snb.n 4riitotratinnen iah@
psritGnbia trittiiren BARI. 9arauf 5ll
einem gafe Bel Der piaaso golonna,
ipo es fir 25 genteiimi cine grobe
SafIe bes braunen Srantes sibt unb
mo 10 piels 3eitiinsen ausliesen, oab
man gu lefsn bat, Biz man iif Bel
vMebnsrt" ooer in Der yllnione Wti-
litars" fir bilIigiies OeIb auseeaeiha
neten 9lufihnitt holt, nm bic sbenbz
mabl5eit in ben traulihen bier Wdne
Den feines Observation-Disclosures nit
gppetit gu persebren, cine Safe Ielbit
sebrauten Sbee ba3u su trinten unb
bel einem sutsn Bud aus3ubdrren. bis
bic alte llbr bic s.bnt. Stunoe ihldet
unb man iid befriebist gu 9ett lsst.
llnb penn man mitten in bieiem
5rubel ipirfIih einmul 3eit finbet, on
feline SO Sabre su benten," ertldrt uns
fere liebe Wirtbin, NUN, bann eebt
man aufs Jorum, iebt fid Elm Weile
den srpifhen bas Grab bes Romulus
unb ben Seperusbesen unb tomut ith
raid ipisbtr gang furhtbor jung por!!"
pinri n Is g}pfpI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
Silis.yoIiseigeridtseler reigniri.

@ie YoIiaeiserihts-g -glerf MepanS
gcitern befartnt aab. bat 1ilfs-Yoli5ei-
aeriftsclerf Hatrif s. Sriel am
Samiiag Mbeno feline iofort in arait
su tretenbe Meiignntion eingereiht.
Ter gahe ion Elm WibperitanoniB Don
Srorcs 5n @riinoe liege1 uno ssriel
mar nnaebli6 iebr areerlih, ais er
iein amt rieberleate. Weit Der Stellc
lit elm SabreSgebalf bon $2100 per.
bunocn. 6err Nm. 2eonaro, bon Der
ShnenreiIters Office. ,pnroe ais ni0g.
liher Hnbfplger 5rieI's ertp1bnt. il.
bod erflarte poliaeiaerihts.G .Glerf
sgepnno aeitern, haB er pori1ufig nch
teinPn Nahfoiger ernennen neroe, ga
Iriel pielleiht Die Meiignatipn 5uriif.
nebnIRn lperoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
gstelperipredDenD.

superintendent Groltie, bon Der
Rinoerbeimatb, erI,,hte geitenl Die
Boli3ei, Nahioridungen nah Der 13
Sabre aIten alberta Seotbbp, elmer
friiberen eSniailin Der snitalt, anon-
itellen. aiberta mar BON Hiaha, s.,
aus Der ainberbeimatb iiberrple'en
unb ip1ter BON einer Samilie Gotten
III Wontgonerp, g, aooptirt suoroen.
Die Hflegeeltern bebanoelten lie als
ibr eigeneS aino, uno iie bate clil
gutes Seim. Iroebem perid)ipano MI
berta am porigen Sanntog beInlll6
aus Der @obnrng ibrer aboptipeitern
unter Sinterlaiiung eines 3ettels fol
eenben Snbnlts: o2ebepobl, id bin
init meil,em Soften IN ipe iortgeganr
der1."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
Western G0rIlanbalk
Gde IL. nnb @iae Ctr,
Ter jd,Smite Galeu6er.

ssebes Sobr Derluht bie 8nbit Gr-
tract 80. iid in Der Serporbringuua
zines Ihonen anIenbers gegen friiber
III ilbertreiien. Der biesjdbrise an-
lenber lit pieber cine Semitic lbOpiIng,
oie ieoein 5eim gum Shmis6 ge-
reiht. stuart 9rabis lit Der aiinitler
ililo iein Sniet has nmerifnniihe
Wtdohen". es lit 5n0lffarbig, 7x36
4ou nnb iibertriiit i'm GnttDiirf ,if,o
ausfiihring Maes mas bic Hubft Or.
tract aalenber bisber geDeien iin0
0egen Ginienb,ng pom 10 Gents fir
Yerpnfuig nno Norto miro oifier
Ssalenopr perianot BON Der Vabit Gre
tract 60, Wsilluuufee, @iS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
9ie bemofratii den Sena

Sic bemofratii den Senaz
loren in Waibington itreben natl
5rieoen. aerutben aber INNER tiefer IN
ben ariea hinein. Gs hanbelt iih IN
BEN 8ampf 3tpii6en ben 5ortT6rittz
lsrn uno Reattiondren. Die 2esteren
pstien ibre Battionss9egner nit eiz
nem eetpiFsn StoI5 5uriid, neil lie
Ii6 ibres Grfolges periihert baIten.
Inter Den SsnatseRegeln rudt Elm
aommittsezMitgliso, bos ii6 in Der
stpeiten StslIe befano, in bic 8oriiserz
itele sin, fobalo bieie pafunt pirD.
0a nun bis6er bic HepubIitaner aae
8oriiseriteaen inne batten unb Die
tpnierpatipen Oemotraten Die 8lpeite
Steae, 70 tpdre lesteren Der erite plaB
fiher uno bamit bic 6errihaft, benn
bic aomn1itteen rperoen bon ben 8o.
IiBern beberridt uno bic 8oriiser be-
berrfhen Dsn Senat. Dos bat bic
Sortihrittler auf DEN na6eliegenosn
@eDantsn gsbraht, oisIen 9rauh OBJ
3uidaffen unp bic 8oriiBerz Stellen in
uebersin'timmuns nit oem parteiproz
gramm gu beiesen. 0iefem 9ebanten
ldkt ii6 Die 9ernunft niht abiprehsn,
Ger Brdfiosnt sebort Dem fortidritt:
lideu 5liisel on uno pemgemdB lit oas
programm fortihrittli6. 9lber eins
progreIiipe POlitit ldbt iih niht ma
den, penn Die nidtigiten aommittss=
Doriiser Der tonierpatibsu Seite dnge=
hOren. Sept tommt es barauf an, Of
bic 5orti4rittler seniigsno Stimmen
alfbrinqen t0nnen, um ibrsn Yldn
our63ufiibren. Ra6 ibrsr 2lnsube iino
iie bes grfOlges iider.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
Mit eroBer promptbett

Mit eroBer promptbet
bat Die Geredttsteit eesen Die tleinen
Ssute, ipelhe CUR SutmG4erzllnipn &C.
h0ren, fih Seltung rerlhdift. Gs 9e~
f6ab oas unter Dem SbermanI6en
Gnti= Sruitseieb. Die @rbeiter ha!ten
einen 8opeott seesn eine Suticbrtt gez
fibrt uno paren oeslpegsn 81 $24O,=
600 ShabenerIas nnt 100000 &C.
ri6tsfoIten perurtbei99. tporben. Cine
san3e ansabl M!aiond-s iina ebenz
fans unter bieiem 9elcy oerfol9t NOR
ben. uber Bis jet: lit ibncr nif;ts pGiz
iirt. Die arbeitsr aber iehen elmer
YfGnounng entoegen, ipelhe ihnen
oen lsBten Sent nimmt. Bir err
tennen bsrsitipilisit has prin5ip
an, oaB Dor pem 8eiebe 9lae
gleih iinb, ob reid poer arm. 9ldein
tpir iinb sntidiso'a Der 2lniiht, poB
bic Suiti3 in biei:m 5aQe perorett
lpprben 1T. 81 bsm Gnt; @5rllitaeieb
itebt ni6ts baron, saB Gin @opcott
itruffGuig 1T. 7us llrtteil gegcn he
6utmddsrz Union tourp, herausgeflii>
selt. 9as pibeript;bt ben elemellturz
iten gegriffen Der Rt2tipreAuns, Gir
iinb entihieoene G;sgrsr bes Bopcotts
mir iinb Der snt'dieoenen Ial;dt, paE
er beitraft ipssben ioll+e. absr mir bal
ten es fir cine 9robe llnJerehtigteit,
cine Strafe obns Jeiss!i:he SeredlsIs
guna su perbdnoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
SDbtlidlcr Sturs.

genjonlin 2iebermann, Elm Glerf,
BON geo. 1914 Glepelano 9lne., Ror-
pooo, erlag geitern III ieiner @ob.
inlng Den 9erleeungen, Die er iih bel
einem Stur3e in BEN glepatorihadt
5uge3ogen bate Der Coroner ipaIroe
bennhri6tigt llito oronete einen Sn-
o,tpit f,,t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
9ie SIepmargarin 5a

9ie SIeomargarin S 4 :
britanten buben i'm porigen Sabre
bic aegisrung um 81, 100000 an
Steuern betrogen. Die 5teuerbea,nten
tpollen gegen 3abIuns bon 100000
pom Der 9erfolsung abitano nebmen.
sic finb bier5u geieBlih berehtist,
ober Elm iol6es 9eies ipllte nnper5iist
lid uufgebpben rpernen, ba es 5ur
MiBa6tuns bss 9siebes uufforDert
uno audi 9ssignet lit, bic geamten gu
fprumpiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17

spiihenitautliden SanbeI in tolhen
8etrdnten sdnalih perbieten, aber ba=
bon lit. ,auber bel einigen 5anatifern.
bic fir tonititutionelIe BrinSipien fein
gerftdnbnib beiisen, niht Die Reoe,
tpas bod sur 8eniise benefit, DaB bas
Wraument nertblps lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
cuiueleubie6e.

ginbreder itntteten in ber Mnd)t
pom Samitog oiif Nlpntag ban 2a6en
oes Sinpeiiers 9enrp Qnfan1p. gto.
|2126 Main Gtrobe> M1nGionbiue. ci-
|nen 4eiudb nb unD erbeuteteRS Sduu,f-
|joGen I'm @ert5e bon $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17

Cine Taife beibes Maiier au elmer
Be ghnhtel Slippers 0elee. 3udcr
modt Elm beIioiofes Deiiert fir 4 Bis
8 psrfonsH. Jn bier Mromns 81 bos
ben Grbbeeren, Cranaen, 3itronen
unb gboroIobe.
Grogt guren Grocer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17
0elotemDnltge,t
-fiir-
Nei6na6ts &e(6enRe

mnd 9eutihlanb, Seiterreih .llngorn,
Der ghuei5 ETC., ms Saus Der Gm-
pfdnaer abgelieiert, beforgt prsmpt
llno billigit Die
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
Phelps. Dodge De-
 clare Piq Dividends

Phelps Dodge X Co have declared a regular quarterly dividend of P per cent and an extra of B per shsre conpsriog with previous year-ehd d,sbursements of S2 50 and $2 extra. Lsst summer the company also pad an eXtrs dividend oi g per shsrr.
 With the disbur- ement just ordered the compsny will have paid during 1912 . 'otal of $l5 . share, comparinS with SIP in previous years By tie en1 of his month che Phelp, Dodge mines will have pr duc.d l46. 100 .N o pnunds of e"pp@r. sh'le 1T ad@ision to the tonnage, tt ~ill hs,' had the m ,rketine of about 53. Ub, ,CS pouuds for u e Calumet tnf Af,z m N Q ns Co.,. total O $ly9 OOt.0O pounds.
 The Phelps Dodg organ :. i'd continues to hold third rank in th amount Of metal market. d, b~in. tx ceeded only by the United Metal Selling Co. and the American Sm.lt ing snd Refining Go.
 Earning will exceed $22 . shsi for the current year. the b-st in th compsny's history.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
Will Import Hogs
 for Arizona Ranch

Doctor Amhrosy and Alexander Mc Neil have purchased 3u acres o' land about four miles northwest of Tucson for the purpose oi sartine . hog ranch An imported hog, called che 'mule.fcoted hog" will he raised The animal comes from Aussrslis. Is is .a'd to he immIne from hog chol- era and this is the rea.op for hring- 'ng the rooter to thia country.
 The a -ove mentioned animal lnokr the San e as any other porker, ali uut it's feet. These are shaied after the fa.hi"p of the fan ous M,ss' uri pro- d 'cf rather than ciovep. as every re spec skle bog's seef ehonid te Thie gave rise to the nsms. The imported product is rerorfed as having the same curly tail: the same ability tc rot under snything s'sndiDg. and n able to give ss Rond pork chop. ss anything nn the porc,ne msrk1t. The venture will he snmewhst Of an ex. perrin ent, and fit proves suceessiul the future of hog raising will bs as- surrd in this section os the south- west.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
Handsome Yield
 From Egyptian Cotton

Thirty bales of the highest grade Egyptian cotton. repre,e.tiog the yield of l6 acres at Ssc.ton, will te shipped rc an eastern thread menu iscturinR firm. the market quots'irn being P cents per pound. Thread manufacturers are very snxi .us to xe, the Egyptian cotton, very little of which ,s grown in the United Ststee. 1, is desired especially be- cause of i's peculiarly long fiber.
 An old Indian on the reservation hss raise q 10 al yield oi l25O pound' of cotton on l.iO acres. The seed rom his cotton will he worth an ad. ditional $2O or $25 to him.
 A ne~ eystem is being trisd out 'z the Indian School farm at Ssca,on Sixty acres have b. d,vid d in ( ten- acre tracts. and on each tract twt
 boys are established a. farmers. They put in hsli their time ID echool sne
 the other haIi in t'lling their land One fourth of all they produce Il their own. Next year several Othe | tracts will be turned over to th' boys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
BUSY SESSION
 FOR S0LONS
Revision of the State Law Code Will Take Up Two Months of the
 Special Session
MANY MATTERS ARE UP FOR CONSIDERATION

Wheo the tate legislature meets n CD cis' s-ss'on late ID January or early IT. P. brusr,, it ~iil h. con ront- ed with ahout two m"nths of hard |. z indir . w..rk CD the resis4d eta 'uter O. A.isnrs
 At iss first aes-i.n the lee,.lsture provided ar rrvisiOn of the etc u'es for the pnrposs Of harm. n,sinR them with the cnnstruti D Governor t'eorge Hant appointed S.m L Pat tee O. Tuc-on sC do kis V. rk. and he began immediately. He hs- just D bounced hat his tssk H f lis,n d and tat he will report to the iegisl.turs when they meet.
 President M.G Gun ff. of the cen. ate, estims e the' it will take th'
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
Ask Full Pardon
 for cochise Man

Petitions are understood to be cir oolsfed in Douglas for the purposs oi occurring . Tree end full pardon .or Dan Williams: . former Douglas esloonist, wto shot and badly wouoded . policeman named Russell about thres years ago It is understood that the pe.ition will be forwarded to Governor Hunt during the next week or two.
 Little moro than year had passed whom George U Young. .s that time territorial secretary, acted rpon . pc. tition from Douglas and parnled Wil- Hams. He returned to Ooueiss abou. IS mon.bs ago and remained for enost tins, working in barber shor. His present whereabouts i not known.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
STRIKE OVER
 AT CANANEA
Company Comedies Part of Demands Made and 1000 EmpIoyes
 Return to Work
THE FE):9N o7fl;I&Ls DID ARBITRATION
4 Canspes d spstch says:

4 Canspes d sps,ch says:
 The strike, which affected the en- gre camp. aEd Ia which sbous 10 Q men were engaged st ore tune, w-s ended rodsy. through the influence of Aofiog Governor psdilIs.
 Practically . the workers returned so their dus,es and the cnncentrstor resumed operations in ar sectiops.
 The lrsders of 'he ssr,ks. Msytos. -na. Rios and CsIderon were arrested and sent to the s'sts prison . Her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29

There are to be come changes in the pereon nel oi the officers of the fourth cavalry at Fort rusch"cs. Captain Lindsisy hss been srsns. slay has been transferred sn another regiment. whic, hs will join in the Phi,lipines. and Captain c C Smith. wno was in cDmmsLd of the two IT ops st Nog.les. hes ne Q trAns-
 erred to the Fifth cavalry. He ~ill accompany the Fourth to Honolulu
 nd return to Huschucs with the
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
Aliz0 a Assessors to Ho'd Con. ference at Yum on ax Matt t2rS

The Aseessors' AssOcistion the state will meet in Yuma on Jannary l3' IA sn" l5 as the gu sts the oity. Every assessor i'd the state will he in in attendance. They w,ll hold their meeting sr the courthnuse in he ssn- erai courtroom. They will d,scuss eli tax mat ers and matters of as
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29

R,slpturs about [ o months to 70 snr"nxh all he lows and pas the m is ili s exceeding dry work but ,one of 1t can he slgbse1.
 Iii makes It dOubtinl if the leRis- l~ture can complete ell She work be- fore It IL 60 days, The taxation laws mu.t be revised generally. A hard fight will be made by the mining c,mosnies to have sheir mine tax isw passed and the bill being drawn by the t-xst,on commission will un- douDtedly bring i0rsh . great deal of discussion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29

Hernos''l" IT. emp ing tO cause c,vi strifs
 The meo struck for so 0-hour dsy, sn increase in cages and e protest against American foremen. The com. panies conceded so eight and . half hour day, but refused O lissen to tho other demands of the men.
 The tr 'ops arc s:ill here to preserve order, but there hss been DO disorder 70 far.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
Two Arizo a Women tged 92 and
 83 Years Who VII Vote

The szcepsion to the rule in seeis. rer Q women pssvai d ss r -seoes so as e e sgs g,v.ng . so bs eonsid- sssd sWhss sWV sssimabls sud elderly
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29

sessment and ma decide to ask the iesi.ls ture for some new laws along the lines o. general taxation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29

D.. H R Hi'ch,ns. dentist, will be n Tomhs one hy Isnu.ry list to ats 'end d' nfsl vents o TomSstonitss< Wai' for him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29

.; .-SSs00 <DV~
 II. sstc .1c OF . 'sts eef.s1o 2s1n&
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29
Charges at Fort Huachuca--1en Troops of the Fourth are on Duty

F ftn. Lieutenant Gvrdenhire. who ~as iu command oi Nogsles ct ono ime but h~s been on detached service has rej'.ined the Fourth, and viii % . Honolulu.
 There are ten troops of the Fourth as Huschuca. The other two tfoops will rejoin the regiment st San Ffsn- CISCO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29

women gave their sgss sc City Clssk
 Rohiosos q e2 sod s3 years. rsspsss- tally.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-29

Char, ',sfIaIns Coush Remedv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-12-13

that will far exceed the record of AM
preceding year." said State Mininl
Inspector R. N. Bell, who has re
turned to Boise from a three weeks
trip through the Occur d'Alene min.
ing district.
Burglars broke into eight business
houses Of Post Falls Friday night of
last week in search of money and
valuables. They got little plunder.
The sherlff's office was notified and
the trail Of the thieves was followed
with blood hounds to the bank of the
Spokane river where they evidently
took TO boat. Places entered were
the postoffice, the Valley State Bank,
Enders' hardware store, Vokel's store,
the Peoples market, Knapp's grocery,
the drug store and the Northern
Pacific depot. Safes and tills were
opened and small sums Of money
taken besides revolver, the only
thing missed from the bank, and
some razors which were taken from
the hardware store.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-12-13
: ARABIAN JUSTICE.
convictins . Thief by the Ordeal Of the
Redhot Knife.

convietins . Thief by the Ordeal Of the
Redhot Knife.
The ordeal of the redhot knife ID
thus described by Abdullah Mansur C.
Wyman Bury as he saw 1t in '"The
Land of Uz." The case was one of
theft from a caravan. Two young men
were implicated. one palace slave. the
other young Arab. q native Of the
oasis. Each accused the other. with
many oaths and much mutual vilifica-
ton. Finally both invoked the ordeal
of the knife.
In due course venerable Arab ap-
peared. bringing the instrument with
him. His family for generations had
possessed the hereditary right to ad-
minister the ordeal. The knife seemed
very ordinary piece OF hoop iron.
shaped roughly into sort Of blade
about eighteen inches long. The name
and attributes Of Allah were engraved
upon 1t, and 1t was fitted with a plain
wooden haft
An attendant brought a bowl OF
water and a brazier Of live charcoal. in
which the knife was inserted. The
Arab youth received the ordeal first
He repeated his assertions. Of innocence
and. rinsing out his mouth with water
put out his tongue. which was seized
at the tip by the owner of the knife
The instrument. glowing dull red. was
drawn from the brazier. and with II
three light blows were struck upon the
victims tongue. which was then in
spected. It merely showed slight
white marks where the hot iron hnd
fallen.
The slaves turn then cames ant
whether he flinched ut the contact o
the hot iron or had failed to keel' hi
tongue sufficiently moist cannot say
but the heat Of the blade picked OF
small patch Of skin and showed
bleeding surface. According to III
rules Of the ordeal. that proved III
guilt. and he was led away to dura NJ
| vile.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-12-13
Arranging For Peace.

Envo,s OF the l;alkan states and
the Turkish emp re- and ambassadors
OF the great pow RS of Europe hold
their tr,t meeting S IN London today
with view TO rnclCding peace
that will end the iv'ar. The greatest
obstacle In the way OF peace seems 10
he the liberalization OF Servia To
have seaport on the Adriatic, aud
Austria's equally stubborn determiua-
ton that she shall not have it.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-12-13
Lime in North Idaho Soil.

The chemistry department Of the
experiment station Of the University
of Idaho Is finishing up the analyses
OF large number of soil samples
taken In Bonner aud Kootenai coun-
ties, to represent the most important
and most extensive types Of timber
lands Ia that section OF the state.
While the analyses show many
valuable points which will probably
open up number Of fields for more
extensive chemical investigation. the
most striking thing thus far learned
is the uniformity 10 the percentages
OF lime Calcium oxide) that these
timber soils contain. The lime con-
tent Of twenty.thrce samples ranged
FROM .3l3 percent 10 1887 percent
with an average Of $3.50 percent. This
means that in every acre foot (3,20o.-
900 ponnds) there are, On the average,
20. 12O u)uuds of calcium oxide Or
IA, $50 POUNDS VI calClutn'
Professor TIlgard. 10 his book on
"Soils," gives the analyses of four
"high lime" soils ,uken 10 Mississippi
Louisiana and California and Inc
analyses Of four slow lime" soils
| taken In Mississippi and CAlitorh'a
The average Of the lime percentage
in the former is l.les percent aud y
the lat1or, 90 perce ot-
The average lime content. there
| fore, Of our noyth Idaho tinIber SOIL
is a little above the average Of The.
eight soils that have been designate
as high and 10 y llue soils"
However, says. g. w. Colvcr. asst
tant chemist, Il lese data show an
the total amour u of calcium ox,dc
determined by stroDg acid d'sesth
and tells US /, thing regarding !
availability to pl ants and the col
ditions 10 the sns ounding soil.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-12-13
Pres, Taft and the Tariff.

President Taft will make no further
effort to have congress reduce the
tariff. In "general" message To
congress submitted Dec, 6, the prcsl'
dent clearly indicated his intention OF
leaving further tariff revision to Mr.
Wilson and the congress just e!ected
"Now that a new congress has beer
elected on platform for tarlft fo'
revenue only rather than protective
tariff, and is to revise the tarih o'
| that basis" said the president, "it i
needless for me to occupy the time q
congress with arguments or recon-
mendations 10 favor OF proteetl''
tariff"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-12-13
CAPT. DAVIS OPTIMISTIC
Believes Prospects Of Republican
Party Are Bright.

Captain +. G. Davis, secretary of
the Republican state committee, takes
an optimistic view of the party pros
poets In the state and has little
patience with thuse WIN seem anxious
To drive the two wipg- of the party
further apart. lie vIorie. over the
victory Won N the state agains, over
whelming odds and pledges the state
a clean, wholesome administration ut
the hands of the men placed 10 office,
says the Statesman.
In part Captain Davis says:
"a dominant party needs no re-
organization. The only necessary
thing Is that It's organization shall be
kept clean aud Wholesome, and It's
party action and government made
responsive to the will Ut the people.
l feel confident that tho coming ss's-
sion Of the lrllSlaturc viii show no
division, wha cN J., IN the Republican
party on que> .,n> ol lr 'xte>S or pro.
girSSive lcs atiun. The members Of
tile legislature, Whatever their past
political Affiliations, viii lie anXluus
To exact thuse laws which are de-
mandcd by the people Of the state,
and which will make for their best
good"