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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
GAMBLING
Ccoatiau.d from Fi-st pAx.J

OF the replies made By the Law com.
mittee % the board Of governors Of
the exchange. 10 questions submitted
By the Hughes commission.
Samuel r. STREET.. OF the arbitration
and clearing house committee OF the
stock exchange. told the commission
that the exchange maintains a securi-
ties clearing house where tho trans
actions on the foor are cleared be-
tween broker.
Mr. Untermyer suggested that This
clearing house might insist upon hay-
Ing brokers deliver the numbers az
certificates % stock IVA which they
traded. 10 the clearing house. and
thus prevent dealings IN stock which
b. not owned NJ Strsit did not
favor this suggestion and sand be
could tell nothing OF the effect OF
such a regulation on -hor- sales
Sell Each Other Out
Harry Content said he had never
managed a pool for manipulating q
line OF stock lie asserted that the
idea OF forming a pool was an old
one no longer employed \ number
Of big operators worked individually.
he said.
why Is ,hat," Mr. Untermyer
asked
They find &, safer 20 have no part
ners.' said Mr Content. The pool
members used 10 sell each other
out
Mr.. Content said be- believed cross
orders OF sales and purchases ~ the
same stock we're legitimate. He did
not think manipuiations 10 raise or
decrease the price OF stock deceived
the public
A. the afternoon session Mr. Tn
termyer examined George \ Field
vice president OF the New York Bank
Note company. lie testified that the
exchange rad ruled the work OF his
company OF the stock l.st. and that
the bulk Of the work FOR exchange
stocks was done bV the American
Bank Note COMPANY. tie produced
"a yOIumiuOus CORES pOudenCe Charg
ing the American company with ms.
Opolizing the engraving OF stocks
and bonds with the aid az the steek
exchange.
\ similar charge in the report OF
the Hughes CoTmi sion was also
placed iu the records. This phase
Of the inquiry. Mr. TutermVer said
after the hearing. was introduced
~ the request %. MAYOR GaynJr. o..
New York. and Governor TofhIer. 81
Rhode Island BOuis engraved by
the New York company for New
York city and Tor tlc state o. ESod,
island. Nr. Field testified. had been
refused listin- ON tIe exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

LONDON. Doc t3-Tho Daily
Chronicle SAYS b. understands meet
ing OF the representatives az tho BAL.
han League. including Greece. was
hold In London last n.ght and that af-
ter long discussion complete unlni
NIFTY was reached on every point in
argument.
The same newspaper prints an I'M
'orview with ~ Nikclifch. the Srrvi1n
delegate. who made liEht OF the alleg-
81 Greek difference with the other
allies and insisted that the allies were
N complete agreement on an import
ant points.
The Daily Mail declares that the
lilies are prepared to propose that
Albania be- made autonomous under 81
Governor appointed by Tho sultan and
approved of hy the powers
Tn am Interview with The Daily Ev
lresf. th" Grnrk delegate. Dr George
Stroll. said no had no knowicdce OF
he report chat tho Turkish DELEGATES
lad been instructed NOT f1 treat with
Do Greek until Greece signed fhc
arm .ficc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
DESPERATE FIGHT
-sesusass from First P.s.j

the ambassadOrial conference. which
~ili convene simultaneously with the
peace conference III he matter still
remains unsettled. but Il h. under.
stood that Germany. Austria and
Italy all favor kumania, particiDa-
tion. Some difference OF opinion eK-
lists a. 20 whether tuis conference
should discuss the question OF a
seryisn port on the Adriatic.
That velghty matters will be de-
cided at the conference is evident
from the fact that the ustrian and
French ambassadors at London are
now on visits - their respective cap
itols Tor the purpose Of obtaining in
structiOns from their governments
II is reported tonight thar the German
en-. bassadOr has gone 10 Berlin ON d
similar mission.
IL Is becoming Increasingly prob
able that a plenary conference OF th.
poHers viii assemble later az Paris 70
complete the work OF tLe ambas sador-
isl conference. ratify us decisions
and conclude treaty settling the
near eastern problem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
WINS HIS CASE
Local Produce Dealer Receivers For
Lot Of Peaches Purchased From
Cincinnati Firm.

Yesterday morning squire Lee o..
Uunns rendered bis decision Boo the
-uIf of d. y. campbell. 81 local pro-
clue. dealer. SIS. tle a.. g. Markely
COMPANY. 90 Cincinnati fruit concern.
Tn. suit was Hruught tp sccur.
iua-sm,rf 100 o.. sum of So. IN.
amount Hfu- based on the purchase
nf some peaches from fhc company
las' summor which we're NOT up to
tha standard that vae guaranteed hy
fhe company. judge mont was rem
dDr'd iu nu for tho rliutT and DO
was ordered chat thc DEFENDANT paw
Tho costs nf tho case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

LONDON. b.. 1i."uGriuE re-
cont DAYS rne Soral prre- bias sure
passed itself boo t.lr,ltlru o. Aus
tria-f iu.fr..- sass t despatch 20
rho DIH. Telegraph from vienna
Ih. SERBIAN mIUHr. party clear
ODD. 'r.- 90 Dnmr' fr rurtur. srI .s
f',..t.nr fI- STRONGEST support from
fr' H"'erad. u.u -pIi.r which raun.
'Hr brilliant uGnws-e or Ssrtian
arms 300 ft. present aamra 'ru and
compare Nu.fra-flunearr with Trr-
.'. Tines ns-.rf tnat fHs S.rtiars
would h. certain tl aaiu I victory
aatin-. thr Austrian forces rmeI
"'fl nd Hrfui.r.. while eu.n e. wa-
"nu.' threaten fHr r.r. existence OF
-H" Usne.Hrr m.rar.rr. because o.
would H. nu..a..'. f.r Austria o.
..rHu. ~.r.1 without rrrurIr- .r %
European ufr wI..r e.rfH .rI ir he
disruption uI r.r'f..r.re .r N.e-
tH-l i.rr.r H.fr.nr TH|.. Uu-ris.
l,"mlHl arT s.r.H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

u you suffer from bleeding. itching.
blI.l or IT.truIlug Piles. send me your
sftssss ANA Z VIII tell you how to cure
yourself al home by the new absorption
treatment. anG will also send some %
fhIs home treatment free f.r trial with
references from YOUR own locality n re-
4utsfeI Immediate relief ami pcrua-
ncrt cure assured send no money. rut
tell GOO .-rs 20 this orer Write tolav 10
Nre summers. B1v r. Notre Dame.
O..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
MANAGING EDITOR OF TIE
BROOKLYN TINES DEAD

TAMPA Fla. uec o. John Cruik-
shank .iCn president and managing
editor of fhn BROOKLYN Times died
at So Petersburg. near here this
morning Death HHa duo fo ucrv.
uua hr.a kdouu Tho body NiU be-
.euf f1 hi- former home af Carfharc.
81 s. for infnrmeuf
Mr. tfWk-hark Ha- Alhan. cor.
respondent for Tho Brooklyn tarIe
.nr many years before beromine con
urcf,d With tho Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

hfHh<Y. 81 s.. ufr fs .rae. DOL
tended fo IMPROVE Ha Circumstance.
.' Hnr.'r. u rI..Uus Industries oi
f. it." .rn euro fu nr presented In
.nn coming legislature 1. fhr result off
recent oil closure. before .hr .fafr nt
Tor. IUtn-i LEGATION rnmmI. .ou or fha
employment oft women rnI children lf
'.rc hours ard under Improve r0ud
'n In. statement rta made fr
r'r0f d.. .HH.rwsH WHrr.r off frr conn
mission. Hhn Ht. ha.u conducting tho
inquiry into ariorl conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
NAVAL Battle.

CB%ST ASTt NOBLE Dec 10 A
naval Engagement. the fret blk sea
Lknt VI the lsalkan war. - raging be
tween the Turkish and Greek Heels IN
ths Aegean Sea TO-DAY. \ wireless tsle-
gram. telling of the conflict. was re-
.eiNed by tns Turkish minister OF
marine.
According to Thus dispatch the Turk
irh Meet, which has been under IrepaI-
alton fuf hu.tilifieH boo thv Ia rdaustls--
moved out aEaIurt the concentrated
''ts'H uect and save battle To- the
enemy.
The commando or the Turkish fleet
Vas under orders 20 auuihllatc. 90 pos
sihlf. the marin" forces OF Greece and
tcIrinc battle was expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
FLASHES OFF THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

'N~ifiNCTDN -Tir our.f..- private
nrr- on l.iI passed r.. finH.r v.fUuut t
r".nfi vote. o. AID about Ssu.uuu an
u4IlIy o. f.. pension roll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

Turks loo their flight abandoned
seven guns and quantity OF ann
muuItiOu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

StiVer~are, Cut Glass. Clocks.
Eieetrolieres. Reading Lamps. Uu'.
breilas. Jewel Cases. Sterling TOT.
et Sets, Partisan Ivory Novelties.
We show the largest and finest
line % Silver Mesh Bags IN town.
solid Sterling or German Silver
with unbreakable. soldered links
$3.50 20 $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-16

The Argus Cooking School
Y. NJ. c. A.
prnprattttf
Daily at 1000 a. m.
Menu for Tuesday
Baked Brown Potatoes, Yorkshire Pudding
Roast Beef
Peach CObbIer with Sweet Sauce
We predict every will be interested in this
session because the buying cooking of meats is a
daily trial many.
Baked brown potatoes Yorkshire pudding with
beef That is what call a real, genuine
menu-the kind that makes forget his trOu-
bles
This is the Yorkshire pudding you read about Miss
Cliff will show you how they make it Yorkshire it
self. Then there is the delicious brown gravy that
goes with Yorkshire pudding and brown potatoes
and roast beef.
The is very good also; in fact-that is what
helps to make the cobbler perfectly delicious, and
it is easily prepared and be used with other
buildings just well with the cObbler. Don't for
get this
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
TIiE ENOIITION OF TnI nos
riINL.

The modern n"r,hlnl H. q sanitary
Workshop rnul icw Years ago II
Was - place whore sick pcupl" could
be kept unul they recovered. TO-DAY
It isa Workshop where the, are made
welt
\ few years ago N" udrpuntrh
equipped hospital WIS q rirnu nous,
with cican nours, 'lrau wallis. clean
bed. inuli,rrulh trained uutsos uud
q doctor NuOs, sole m'Iu- COZ dltg.
HDsis Hci, Co.,. rlr his ,,, and his
touch ~ tho p'd,Idy n' IN, uari,ut
Tuday H. ur"d,rn huHplidI hJr % uu-
prItVry of pulh"ionN To- .ud go. suite
seon "r physician ~ hi diagnosis. q
laboratory UI bactrriUloRS depart.
ment Of physical theru pcutlcs ror
various sorts ~ .Kcrclse. a depart
ment Vi dirteticy Ia which pntinnla
may be fed by the doctors prcscrIp-
tloR and their food measured In exact
terms, an operating department, uEvp.
tic, with all which that term iniplics.
a milk laboratory for infant feeding.
and q vast LIT II machinery such 40
blood pressure apparatus. instru'
nents for measuring ana microscopes
and Instruments for counting tia
blood cells. Array outfits. apparatus
for introducing normal salinos and
other fluids Into the blood. and 10
% 4Own the list almost ad lnfinltum.
vet this chanEe b more one Of
asNFee aI3ea az kihd. In iSts FLOR
bnsa islSpsiseris publlahsd q book on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
DEMOCRATS HOLD
ENTHUSIASTIC
CELEBRATION
Success of Party Throughout
Nation Properly Observed
With Speeches, Music and
the Burning of Red Fire.

IN" l"m",r,I- ui a." CT, w Az
buuuvruur hold an ,nthusiuHlt, uIr, D.
air meeting 90 thr Intersection g."
Second and ',mril last night, rrlr.
hrItlnR the victory uf the part,
throughout lh nation at tho hast
cl, ctiuu, M'ullin at the names ui
Wilson, Marshall and Ferguson
brought luIih enthusiastic applause
from the hra crowd of voters as
srInhl'd. Attorney isaac llHrth made
the Up'uinE .pvoch OF the UN'niuE
Mr. BJrth r., IrWcd briefly tn"
urhloN'no' nis "l the democrats, midi
Gated what tn party hoped - Hr-
'"lnpll-h To- ih" state ana In national
Government returns. lie paid par
tirulur attention to the last lcglslu
lurc ana g1'' many reasons why
needed reform law were not pnHsed
hy that hudy
The principal speech uf the eve
ming Was mudr by the liur. g. u.
Ferguson, Congressman from this
STATE. MIR, F,rEutsOn spoke at some
length. lie reminded his audience Cf
the inlquitrs "I the Hawkins act.
passed hS "a N,w MEXICO legislature
Of long ngu ANA later dlrupproNcd 10y
the congress Of tho United States, cX-
plnin'd IN d.luil tho methods OF tho
rO-cnllyd ringatrrs. who, he de-
clnrcd. attempted 10 and did super
Wise IN" making of the New MexlcO
constitution In the constitutional con-
Nention; rrritrd the history Uf the
blu" ballot amendment and OF the
pnrt IN" democratic played Ia snvlns
the people "l this state from being
hog tied ter at least, a quarter OF
n century,
a nuinl"r ul prominent drmocrni'
occ upicd seats On the Optn air plat
form which had hcen arranged fOI
the celebration. among them beinE
Summers Burkharl. legal adviser u
tho governor District Attorney Al. Y
Nigil, Assistant nlsRrict Attorney ~
-. yamlson. A. a. Trimble Of tbs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
PUSHING n NIONG,

Thr Santa Pc EailVa, ,umr,u, O.
RELAPSE into the slang "t rhr d1E. ur.
lic,,- Sew M,>ruu rs Of muht. ,u"d
DhuS 1uu r pushing the state ATOMS
The Nupunu ululnrr w IN"
lwIn - ou, bag, ud,.rrI.,m,m 'uI
N,n NNi'u. 1000 advertisement vuusr
wIur ruNu tr iru 40 every state
ia n, uuiuu ANA ~ ou,iW hands.
IN, COVER 'his mouth Shows SCENES
aruuud OuaNu y NJ, the editorial
page a.. hIEriN HIl'd Win comment
um progr,ss IN Sew McXlro, There Ia
ia lengthy ana hylshly illustrated
article telling ct thu ulR !. y. Hand
irrigation project IN san Miguel aud
MUru counties, where $4,000 uCTcs Oi
mort fertile lnnd are hciuH reclaimed
"IiUsw'n capital NJ the pccUa Val
les" In u splendid illustrated article
IN Ga" course al development IN
southeastern New McXlco; Maxwell
ana ~ Pumpkin Pie day 0nd re-
sources receive generous space: and
there II other miscellany calculated
to give The reader the "Funahlnc Siuic
Dug
When We cOhulder that nearly
every issue Of tails development nag
aHlne gives us similar prominence. ~C
are cOnyineso thGt onS Of the great
lsil raiiEnaa sssasna y ina sOantr'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

the hospital Of that day. Her plans
down Co the mlnutcst detail show the
hospital unit nlmost precisely AZ " ls
today the ward thanked D, th" scr,
ice room the buth. IN, toilet tb"
slUp-sink room. the con,nl,s,rnta
dining ruvm, tn" linen room. th" sur.
Fical dressing rom, tho supply room.
'ud the m,di.lu" CLOSETS
Toda,. nays D. Vs.. q. Ilus.. no 90
recent iSsu, Of The journal Of th,
American Medical Aybu"intiUn. uuI
units lr, 'h. sIur. bot our cunslrur.
tiuu Is steel AMI concrete, wr hn,c
uu carpets ana dust catchcrs. our
furuilgfr Do ur white ,uum,l ""
has, 'urs,tcu tho uld-tiur hrut rrg.
lr,r- win ib,.r dust ana ,".t, S."
ha,, steam u,Iulors that give moth
.up Into DO, sick ruom v' has,
',r,,ro uu ,.r vIuJuNa lu d,u. ud.
o. ..-..u zoo 'a, 81. and ih mu-,l.up
.Yu u.u.r m. p. u.' w. rarr' th.
.,.lm.w. u. Hts,os IS, impa 'nd
uWiaH a .ra OF ,uds .s..u ,. .ur.
Iua H.t..-r ,ua fh.t 20 ia l.r 0- uu'
OF 'n. g,....I uH.s. uup 100 lbr
.mu .u '.H a.Jd om mop,ir
N.... 100. u,luu'- 70 u- 200 lh'
.. ....I .pn'" measured 10 '.rm.
..' . ..,' foo uu au.l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
On Hnmd.

Was your wife In the sunrIg, par.
Hdrr" asked MurrUNby. meeting Jcl.
me on tho street
You Iet she was said J,iliur. On.
Enthusiastically. "Why. ~, f. nag.
bearer for her cLaptr..'
Mercy cried Morrow b,. DO you
munn 20 toll me That illlr Woman car.
ricd u nag all tat distance"
"WCll-nO," said J,lllnc. ny
chauffeur aud I took turns al IT,
Judge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
Taking.

'rh'rc, said the senior pnrn,I
Il IA MI that's II good MOTTO rur our
Nov breakfast food Makes good red
blu, q.
Wen, replied the junior partner,
'mut -" we'd make u bigger hit hy
-lNlug hlU' blood Catholic Stuu-
dora and Times
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

believes New Mexico II great traffic
builder and state Whose develop.
mcnt IL worth while. Railroads aye
not IN business for their health aud
The confidence of the SANTA y, IN lh,
possibilities Uf New Mexico IL IN ,y,l'
on" u our best advertisement.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

u D. % pirt.Urr lu lrli Nuu thll
.nau.N, rluu's cough I:,mrd, f. the
''.l cough uudl,Iu" I hH1u oyIt
. .'d. writes Mrr Hugh CInuubcIl,
90 l,'' "ui, Ga. II hd," used II
With ul nay children ana the rrsnlts
hN" h"'u hIgilv sltlsflciuTy.' For
,ri' lH Jli druggists. Ady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
l,rll,rilnn, al q IlarIlcIor.

New ORR Y Tee lI'N-''
y girl Nth uTy red H'lr can ''
urghis proud ~ her white i'"th.
Dl.u knocking r. tn beet "aN l'
k,,p u gIr from libing &c.
4 E.rl ,au't h"lp ,,,iiug ts d".
,.uru go tuul 20 mIu NOR, than e
Iul,u time" iu one day.
4 man narrl"s girl ~ ir't about
u.r. relatives. ana shc mJui'- hin to
..uir, about hls children.
What makes e Woman suspicious
.nuu' 'hr vus thr bank ugur'~ .N
t.r,,t uu Frr account BE- 'uun 7h'
pa. a.. % out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
A IIrInTuI su.,u.s,,o.,.

"Ycs," said UlObson when I got
homo there they wore--twlns! was
simply paralyzed, We named one Of
them Anna Eliza, but we're up Too
Tor name for the other
why not cull her Pnrnlyzer," Sug'
Evslcd iIlinas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

VII not he permitted 20 att"niW "
Dat itself on the back at th" "Np'hs'
Il the Morning S,ws. Ther" was hu
"ukrWurmnrss toward F"rRuss"H
during the campaign" "r toward any
other Democratic CANDIDATE. ns u AS
sorts IN ~ sclr.luudatiOn over lis tenn
prtlr, career ~ u democratic organ
- Roswell Murning News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
IIIIIlnrlnm I.lImIalr

200 suu and t,upa OF ar. mot
,,r..u .tI' aud muscular dl p'r..
Nuf.h 3D.. plain l.uur NuulI rut get
\ H,.'It and 90 hIt g day.
Washington star
Nnd " % o. 'nai ouruIug
rrur "ut much hugng, sharp
Wm.b uu 'hr .tugr cot stamp might
yl. um ." hiu, cor lr-., cent.
Denver l;rwulD,m
Nnu u..u, e weary ,iiiZ,u
T"u tired {" s",l the house ur ,;ud.
''u Sabbath pny walks rNruty milvs.
s. '.'.''- pound shotgun tor luud.
O.
Ni'G PETERS up iu springer tpld
'lr Spuug"r Stuokmnu M" used {,
Iuu. man cat In Kansas who had
The 'Hrg' NJ mouth of amy man L."
...l ..u,. "Wh,u that man yawu,d.
."" Mo. IL iouh"d az &c he NJ.
hinged tho upper part ul his head
rnd - 70 hang down hIs back lIr
''' very iuud al soup Hud rh,u lac
hd u0m..lI "u II ho had To- stuir cot.
i"n iu vi. cars To- keep soup from
Inurur ont the corners at his muulh
into his 'ur tubes and iluudng his
Irulu. lIHH mother IInuNN claimed
'l"i HI.u 10" "ds - hthN his mouth
'H" ur rE'r than tho Iuouih ~
'H'r hnph'. bat 30" rata him out ~
'h. H uu" dI' when IN was Nnr,
n'' nI forgot him tor 90 couple "f
.'ur.. Nh'u SHE went oui ip get
Hlw n 'ruud hat hD- head nId
|...n,I '..UI Iurtl ,t,.u Nina, tI..,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

Don't waste your money buying
slrcnHthening pnelcFa. Chamber
lam's Liniilient y cneoptr and bett0r.
t)smpen q aaece Og flannGl with Il and
blnd a over the ofleete0 parts and
III WA ra1iaNo .fho bala and soreness.
kOr sale ~ 81 arnBBists.--Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
sin FAKES THE GAZE

and n 1, comes from our Bakery she
viii surely enjoy the eating OF tho
dainty. delicious food. We are scrup-
ulOusly careful about the choosing %
an irarVdionis used IN evsTythlnB
nndu IN our bakery, aud No can
therefore guarantees our bread, cake.
piels ana other articles. n you buy
here oucO you will ccrtninly come
Often On a regular customer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-07-18

Upon these, the people pay compound
interest
Will not Senator La Toilette carefully
study this greatest of questions and lead the
fight against the re-chartering of the national
banks?
Better still, will he not couch his lance at
the very heart of the Money Trust, by intro
ducing a bill to amend the National Bank
Act BY STRIKING OUT THOSE
CLAUSES WHICH EMPOWER THE
BANKS 70 ISSUE NOTES TO BE
USED As MONEY?
Congress reserved to itself this power to
amend.
Such an amendment would leave the banks
with the power to discount notes, make loans
and receive deposits.
No private banks should have any other
powers.
The right to issue money is sovereign, and
should never be surrendered by any Govern
ment