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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10
We have an equity

Thousand Dollars iu farm 10 uh''
homa 20 eXch0ur. '.r "rAf.Hs iNNa
GOuldy a. Bounds ~"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10
Daily Grain Market
knnsn. CitN Grnin

Kansas CITY. Mo Aug % a."
Wheat No . red s6 n n 9sl p No
3 red 95Ns7 80. hard $50 '
No 3 hard S7a go Cash corn y"
p white 77077is No 3 whit.
.76ls. 80. 2 mixed 5lat no.
mixed "a. Cash Oats No ? VINO
34is a3i4. No white aa's %
.a4A No 3 mixed % =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

Want a real musical treat this eve
Then zo 90 fhe Amarillo DRUG store
orchestra os four pieces vii play All
evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

y a 'br D.stri.1 court yesterday
Henry Walters. charged with boot.
iarriue was found guilty and given
q term OF one gear.
order for change of venue Na. 90"
tered go the Downing case and me d.
PENDANTS reroguIgauce taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10
Dickson viii serve peach choco-

I.., ana vanilla ice cream and .
good variety of shcrbets with goo
.mHs.. au h, side. touighf "a ANA
yH. Drug store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

Don't miss the opportunity of get
$500. an electric lamp 0ay below cost
They are now ON sale DIS The Nunu
Electric Co gu ''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

We viii gave goOg trade trr tfrit-
Inc ta move Gouldy q Bounds
$50 0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

The telephone girls 90 Springfield,
Mass. have organized a union with
$50 members They win affiliate
with the American Federation Of La
Dor Officials of the telephone COM
pauy say they are not opposed 10 the
move. bat will treat union and non
union operators alike.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

ff2S acres az S. per a.-' ". ""..h
.ra than one-haf can Bel. ar... Do
Years. az five per cent afsrr. h""-
son Bros Lubbock f.t .I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

stepping on a rusty nall Dbl. boon
che cause 81 many cases 0t .n.a.a".
Tho nail was not so much 'a' FAUX as
neglect Of the wound r such .hls
tarc promptly cleansel ar. VAL
ItRD'S SNOW LINIMENT applied
.here would be- mo- loakpaN .- ih'
51gseptic properties 90 thD men.
would couuteract 'he poison and 'h'
wound would heal quickly Price
--a. soc and 500 per boft.. Sold
.f T. q Thompson q go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

Peaches and cream. ia music. Pc
Amarillo Drug Store SOUNDS -a'a
doesn't IT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

The shops act. passed By ParlIa-
ment .u London ""Hr's 20 mo ..iAs
weekly half-ho.iday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10
HIGGINS.
birthday Party.

- -. ,..,oroa o,
the avn '' ''' '''' 90 %
W T.. F'uIn 20 "ss,' .''.
lr'on I'D ''''''.... ' ....
'eTsaI} oi .'s '.' >
around WINCH was d. ans - -.
chairs ia' 'h' "''.'s o. ..' .,
evidence o. parry qua"
"'' 81, l"' guests ''' '', 80.
."'. -'' t ....ta.. ',k. .rd'
Master 'd'A N'' ....
OF blowing '.- '' '"s
great susie. i"' .''.'.
lawn "h WIG" '"I'' ''.'.
ranged ana @ '".N .'''''' o' " pa
ia'uf' Fohh. ''''-''
cake We're ' '' $3.50.
Pel-h ana mon. .'' ''.
GRATED "''l I.'.' .'' .''.'' '....
..''" TOD ...i ,.r..
time goes "''Ao'' 'a'."- ''.'
wish Master .a.a ~
parties
Mrs y" - "a.' ."' 'O'
the Em'I".'''' gu. 'SN"'
noon aud -'oai' -''.'''' % ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Girl to do chamber work
and help in dining room wages So
per week G06 Tyler 2iltfc
WANTED secondhand rubber-tir-
ed buggy, must be- In good shape aud
cheap Cali 327 2il &c
WANTED girl or middlc-agcd
woman 10 do general Housekeeping
for family of three. good home for
the right one g. Edna Henson. Can
you, Texas 2Il &C.
FOR RENT \ nice large front
room newly furnished close in
convenient 20 good board for man
and wife or lady can loa Tyler
24l 2c
LOST A fiycpointed good star pin
hearing the letters = T. q name en-
graycd on back return 20 News Of
flee reward. 2il 2c
COAL coal coal Maitland. Nie-
rorhold Domino and alI 'hr best
brands. al reasonable prices Bralcl-
ton. Pryor d Co.. phone 3D. 2lIus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

Funeral service for pho a.. Mrs.
Lilly Hustled were hrH at i."" .'-
forday afternoon a- OBJ. Hom. ". Mrs
T. S Little. 600 Harrison .'r.'' CON
Quoted by Rev Walter p JENNINGS
pastor OF the First Christian church
Iu.srmeut followed .Hr. .".
tory
n All that was mora .. ... Mary
Elizabeth. infant lau... .. No.
rI Mrs. J S Booth a. H. M
r.' In Llano ormo'.r. yesterday
morning. following funeral ...rs
.ajuctcd by Rev Milton Won
ham, rector OF Sf Andrew ....a
nal Aszrch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

New Chamber 1T Commerce lI.l'
.slra -c Cigar -.''..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

New chamber of Commerce Clear
Savanna -r Cigar 23t''r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

splendid orchestra ..."
. play az the Au1r.. ..... STORE
night. hear them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-10

Dali, New, Want Al, ret %. ..'s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

Snoirefi, Batter (9lnti:y.
Su IsiEer psrlcbtsn 9odter): nBls
boIf Tu nit Ttlnsm 8rouiiaum a.:
bltt2 Ger mo6t ia Elm 9sIdi. aIs
Ob ;6 S10t 600 on Der 3OrI: usrIos
rem bGtte2"
= SIN Sournn,iIttneuf@. q.
Bon d1' oen 9fuuhriimpfsn. bic
BORT ON Sii6s ibsu. noiis! mir nur
eis Oids 'PsIpeft ot!"
.Wds bat rsnu bie "eSfriefen2"
Gin por5iisfl6sS 9c4fu9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11
SaIeno;raeri,p . roisteitsH.

gs gibt einiue ipohl nift olInemein
bstnnrte mertlpiirbioe GiosnIdl 'ftsn
unferes RaIenhers. Rein Srhrbuns
bert tnnn om Wittipcd. Tr,itoa obsr
Srnntoq beoinnen. DerfsIbe RoTen.
Der tnnn n[Ie atnnnsid Sabre bsriibt
ipsrben. Der gPrnot Sttobsr fdnot
immsr nit bemTeIbsn Wn6sntna an.
inie Der Snnunr. Der 9fpril fnie Der
SuIi, Der Contender 'r;e Der 0.wms
ber. Die Wonote Nsbruor. MGr1
rnb S'crember beoinusn an bsm aIeis
den Wodlrnlnn. Die srTfen Snne Der
Mrnote gPoi Suni unb gu1uif Trh
fiets pcneinnroer unb nru BEN er'ien
Sooen oIrer nncereu Wrrnte per,
fhieoen. Ser erTte uno her Isbt. Soq
bss cSo6res Fno oieFt'5eu. 9tGs bieFe
RsosIn InFen fih rbsr nidht ouf ein
GdloItiolr dnipenoen. ipsnn man
9ooe por unb na9 benz 90. 5ebrunr
perelsidlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11
Elm Fd)Iaefsrtieer SipIo nat.

Gin sreIifhss 8Iutt erSGbI! fol-
csnte biibide (rter ipsnisftens biibid
crfunoensl gtneibots BON sinsm en1Ii-
ihen MiIitGrotta6f, Der oenitli6.
unb sipdr in bipIomatiIfer WiT'on.
in petersburg ipsilte. Der Sffi1ie:
mar aur tliierIiten Snf'l oslat en-
unb bate bobsi oas Uialb.Ir. Elm
@Jas Rotlpein um5uIioben. bsTen
SnhoIt oas SiiG!u9 in peitem Inns
treiie fGrbts. Rod i6tet tpr-te bss
SfFiSisrs GeIi9tsfarbe Dor 9erIsasn.
beit. sumoI be, 3ar unuittsI6or bar=
auf an ibn bic Morte ri9tsts: -Yf s1t
ln1n 70 in GneIuno su tun?" =
Trm 3aren mar bic IeuBsrune pltrs
iGeinIih nur Ic sntfdIiipft; isceafaGs
bate es ni6t in isin.r Tbii6t el.
gen. ben @dit au berIsBen. 9lber
Der iunas snsli1he Sfii3ier fab in
t.r 9emsrtung s'ns RrGntuua urb
.rlpirsrte ouaen5TidIi9: ga, mGn6
mol, @n. Moisfdt. 9ther in Sng
Iuna lpiiros ieosr 70 iun, ais Oh er
IS ni6t tsnsrtt fGtte"!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11
9inoli6. Sin Ssrr

9inoli6. Sin Ssrr fpru6
t,Isphrnifd nit isinsr 5rau uno bat
iis. iein fIsines S09ier9sn einmaI
ans SsIspbon Su rufen. Ti. Mutter
bob bas 9ino bod unO CAB ihr Den
60rer in bie 6unO. 2uerIt mar iis
iCbr eritaunt, BARN fub lie ii6 Nsn
stpporot osrau an. brad in Srdnsn
aus uno ritf: .9Id. Mama, iuie ions
qen mir Seun gopu pieo'r aus bisism
tIsinsn Cod bsraushoIsn9"
3u pisI auf sinmaI pers
Ian IT. pbOtrerapb: so iisbt es
put aug. S;t miiHsu dber Elm
f,sunoIi5es @eIibt matlsn".
Dame: rDas tuun i9 ni9i. Sd
bote trumme 8eius uno gs6s mir
Wiibe. ole &nis 5uiumwsn su bdltsn.
hnmit man ss riht 10 Tsht. W:nn id
lG9I,. 70 perotFe id uuf meine Sni'
III adisu. unb psnn if duf msint
anis o9Ie. perssHe i4 gu !d4sin.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

Gin GIiidspils. PRO.
f,Fcr: -Ssuie III elm eiIiidstds!
S6cn odt Gage iuf' if ndh elmer
i,Iientn 8,urs. uno isBt iGIIt lie mir
in BEN aaiitsl"
- @uter Rat. SiroIf Tim
@iria6aus): .9isTsn aSeno ipsree
i'd nod eins;iisdt. cas ipsib i'd be-
timmi!"
pcli3iI1: ~Sis. Sln1 btsilen sic
Ii1 otsr; nm neun llhr ipiro oas
Gpribsntdus Sus:moft1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

iid) auI ous Sii6tu9 isntt.
G9iud5en i'm 3immer. Wtsine 5ron
itrsi9t nit sen SGnOen ii6er Den tleis
gine 3eitlong 50rte man uur Dies
r.1 Sopf. pbne ibn gu beriibren, uno
fIiiTisrt aus i9,sm Mitempfinoen pol
inHsren Stolsss: Su soloig. 5u soloig!
Tann fIisg! elm psri4miBtes 2dGeln
iiber ibre 3iige: Sra9e lie bod einmdl.
porum iie lpeint. 0u ipirIt ieben!
gs lag zine srduenpolle 8era4tung
isOrsosr moraliIden 8eeinilunung in
0isism 2G9eIu. uno cod mar oieier
Sdmsr5 10 edit.
60 fammI. i9 mid uno fruee gang
ianft: Sage nal. SinS. parum peinit
Du isbt? Deil 9u ni4t Iisb narit
= oosr neil Dein papa nidt Iisb all
Dir iIf2
Dir lauT9sn atemlos Den Gntbiilz
Iunsen elmer rsinen GinoerIsels.
@rneutes Sdlu9sen. .
glun2
SD = m69t' elm 8uttsrbrpt!
glber mir perm0sen ni9t re9t gu
laden, man fiibIt gu tisf, fpie oisier
tIsine Menfd aon einem 8erlan9sn
astrassn miro, 6as cine iibsrlesene
Madt. Elm ountles S4idfal ibm ni4t
.rfiilte.
Sbr tIeines @eii6t 1T in Srdnsn
ssboOet: elm srauer SdIeier oes
S4merSes lieet barii6er.
Sor9, iaet mtine 5rau. ib CLAUDE,
Elm 9lutomobiI fGbrt por's Saus.
9ie &Ieine Iau59t sinsn ausenbIid.
baun iaat Iie: Qber nsin, Moma, oas
III bo4 Dem pfIsiosrer iein Tlil4nas
gen!
au9 ih 5snube ben 9tusenblid gu
sinsm Quf9lub ans bsrtommIihe 2es
ben unb fus,: Bite. ipillit 0u mir
3iearreu uno 5suerSeus bolen2
sic rutfbt ppm Stubl berunter
unb sebt. nod gei9pGdt pom
SdmerS. in Elm ipenig psrporrenen
8etussunsen. bus Sf6pf6sn poruus,
our Sir nad meinem 3immer.
Wir iino 5sihe tisf aeriibrt uno
fdauen uns iinneno ssssnIsitig an.
Sic obsr tommt, .uis bon einsm Sons
neni9sin Oas Geii9t6en ourflsu9tst,
pieber nit Der 3isarrsntiite bsrein.
gs III Elm tsder Plan osn lie psrs
fOIst. Sic Iset Die 3igurrsn, bas
Teuerseug uno ben gidbsdsr bin.
9a = unb oa uno "a, unb ba
greift iis Iadeno ra6 meinsm Butter
bret, unb Ibiebt ss in Den Nuno.
glbsr es 1T sins ipontans @yresuns.
bab i6 ibr ernIiboft Oas 8utterbrOt
nebme uno iass: Hein. i,h babe seiagt,
bsute morasn ni9t. uno Dem muBt
9u Did f9pn fiieen!
9u bridt Der S9usr3 elementar
aus. sic pirft Die SdnO9.n mad
pben.
9l6er i'd mD6te elm 9utterbrot -
elm 8utterbrot! Der SdmerS psrOun>
tslt ibre Slime.
Sh nehme lie in meine Irme, ib
fprs6e liebspo1 5GriIidb duf lie elm;
i9 tiiiTe iie seriibrt - uno Oa3luiiden
ruff iis. ibr 8Opfdsn on mid gum
9Iusnsinsn IessnO: 8uttsrbrOt -
8uttsrbrot!
3omm. faet Die Wlana. nodoem
mir bsibs fsitssiiellt babsn. oab ss gee
mug iei. ib tpeiB elm Mittel. oas b.n
Sdmera itint. 81. bolt cine SanbOoGl
Gtdhlip6ns unb sinen alten Sanos
i1ub; uno oamit ipGnt nun Der t.eine
&erI IeiosnfdoftIid cine 3immerede.
Tins bsi0sn a6sr fommt ss Dor, als
Iei lsbtsn @nbes alIer ShmerS Elm
9uiterbrot, oas siuem porsntbulten
miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

SiGt fa'ii Stern. rCarT
i9 Sbnsn cine 3ioarre untisisn9"
%, biite. fcaar mefrtre. irenn t5
Sbnen Ysraniio,n mddt!"
0smiitIiG. IS tu me;ns
Site. is tos Iisr iriite. Strr Wut
= has lam man il gar nit trims
ien!"
.Sh triufsn Gis's CARA ruf;a -
Pa is blcB hns GIns q tib'I rredig!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

= SIN JfsIt ourant. o.: .Gi'
Sdmsn babsn mon6moI ein,n merit
piirhiasn Gsidmad! Gshen Sis NAL
Der tGBIifs. Itruppias S6ler pirc
aebGiItsIt uno asfiiIIsrt. uno Der
hiitTds 9odsI muB 5uIstsn uno trisai
teinsn @iFsn ob!"
g.: .Sd. uiTsn Gis. bsFm Ssrr
III psrtsiruist uno Der 8sFBer bss
croeren nidt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

= Sie faufere Dtttin.
Gommerfriid'Isr (Nsr sten ieinsn
gin5ua ssbaIi.n haD: ~Ssi S6nsn
tot Iif nber aud rein gar ni6ta
perGnbsrt. Nruu @ir!in! G6du'n
Gle. bier in bsn Stdub ouf her 8oms
lGrbe battle id p,raanaenss Subt mel
nsn Ramen asfdrietsu - unt pu
itsbt er nod inmer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

-Sas e 9iuierieRe. Sorfs
tater dsinsn brsi 2sSrI'nssn Gle slr'
Felt oniutiienb): Ger SGprit ras
Ii.rt tie teittn Ssrren, Der Wtltelm
ffnsi6' osm 8diisItau;r Die Sulre.
uno Du, GsppI. estit gum gmimlnT
nb Ifsrit ieiusn Suno = Su tif
her @'IGidisHe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11
Sic idlaris 3nnas.

Sc Gotraiss". 70 fprad psrsrdmt
&onihipns emit. Nie jungs.
..Gs iprift ole WeIt aunS unperi4im'
8rn meinsr i4urfen 3un9e."
.@sr 70 rttpds b.buuptsn oarf,
Yer bat nidlt rsft btoriifen.
gpis, 0sine 3unae irGrs ffurf?
sic 1T ia - unaeTdIiffen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

- Ser berIebIe 9 9nupz
fer. 8apr (nof Der Wirisbaus;
ruufersD: .Sis MAIDEN i. Elm Gsiitt
gum @oiisssstnrmsn - fino Sic 10
fdper perlebt?"
Srsmbsr (rsfianisrD: .Oie RdT'
botsn iis mir 5srbousn - m,in sir'
Sises @sreriissn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

3inoermunS. gei Der
9oupernante: rHun pab ouf. Tribs
den! rMsin Gu5" beibt: sgion piso".
Milo ryie2"
Frib: rWtOn pieb." - Grad tinsm
@siIGen): ,TrGulsi7! SsiBt mtin
Gub aud .Woa piso'9'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

-gus her Stuhe. llnierpFs
fiaier (Sum Rstrutsn, Ger cine eb,n
trtaliene Gsnbuns Du Il nuspadh:
..Ra. nd. 9smsrIc. lpob,r iriTsn b,nn
Sbu GIt,rn. buB bsuts mrin &c.
burislaa il2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

Rrtter: -Sbr Sein:sr babt ID
gut. Str irodft in ser GrcBlart aui.
no man StlTrS istsn idnn; gurs
Ebuitel pat ss aift 70 gut asndbt,
SD babe gum sriftn Nlale elm Rtinos
5tros a:ieter. oI3 i9 Guren Batter
tsnnsn esIsrnt battle"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

.Friiber mar glpTeitudIsn nil
@dlaoIahns mein S66nites. Gsit'
Dem i'd Sic d6sr tsnns. sfrGLlsin @r:
ma, made ia mir surn;9ts msbr
ordu3."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

-Sm sran. Serr: .@is. 100
mon ss Sbnsn auf fiini5ia S4rii:e
onIis6t. hdb Sic bs5sft limb = pa
bisisa Gie Ii9 gum 9lrbeittn an?!"
gummIsr: rNiif!srn l~rn mir is
irot rr6 MIDI pdIiisrsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-11

Gr: rStlic i1 ipsroe mcTasn n
her RefSuraiioh aesthiib,r e'1
PIdB an. Hif ip1rten: tuna i4 abb:
aid uuf Tif rsdnsn2'
GiG rGtI6IiperitGnNlih. Srin'
mir un3eriert s'rei bis hrei Glaz
Sler, i0 I6Le Did sin!"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-15
FIGHT ID OUsT LIBERALS
CONSERVATIVE PLAN TO CON- TINUE DISORDER IN COMMONS. Unionists Say Constitution Was Vio. lated in Attempt to Pass
 Home Rule Bill.

London, Nov. 15.-LoId of the Ad- miralty Winston Churchill'- cheek was black and swollen and his eye was discolored from the effect of the blow he received when someone threw a book at him in Wednesdays upro&r in the house of commons over the home rule bill
 The fourth cabinet meeting in as many days was held Thursday fore noon to consider the situation. It was admitted-the administration was at it's wits end concerning the best course to pursue, in view of its opponents avowed determination to continue thei, campaign of violence until tue ministry resigns.
 The Conservatives contention is that the Liberals have no right to continue in office, having been out voted on the financial clause of the home rule bill last Monday, and that any method of compelling them to comply with precedent is justifiahle.
 It was admitted that if they cause such scenes of disorder indefinitely as characterized the sessions Wednes- day, the transaction of legislative busi- ness will be impossible. The situation was so tense that personal encount- CTS on the floor of the house were looked for when the lawmakers re- convene.
 Opening the annual conference of the Unionist association, a Conserva- tive organization, Sir William J. Crump denounced what he referred to as the 'so-called government which was ignoring the precedent of 300 years by refusing to resign in the of commons"
 The association unanimously and enthusiastically adopted a resolution offered by Sir Edward Carson con demning the administration 'at- tempt to force the home rule bill through in defiance of the constitu- tion."
 The Conservatives began again to howl down the Liberals who tried to speak when the commons met as a committee of the whole to consider i the trades union bill, but the speaker restored order after the disturbers had exhausted themselves by the vio- 1 lence of their exertons.
 A tremendous crowd surrounded parliament house, and extra police were on duty in the corridors 1 Ronald McNeill, a Conservative, ad- i mitted he threw the book at Lord of the Admiralty Churchill, and apolo- gized to Churchill, saying he deeply regretted his momentary loss of self | control.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-15
TAFT ON ELECTION RESULT
PRESIDENT IS HOPEFUL AND NOT DISAPPOINTED.
President Discusses His Defeat, Call ing Upon Republicans to Defend
 Constitution.

New York, Nov. 15.-The World prints a fourcolumn interview With President Taft by it's Washington cor respondent, in which the pre- sident talks of his recent defeat and the fu- ture of the Republican party.
 The president said, in part:
 T was very hopeful as my position as leader required me to be, that there would be different result. 1 was sur prised at MT. Roosevelt's strength, as compared with that of the regular Re publican ticket had hoped on a basis of percentages, that we might pull through. Of course, l could not De blind to the fact that struck every one, that if you take majority party and diVIue it in two, unless tie maJoiIty is very large, indeed, as ours was not, the solid minority party is apt to pre- vail over either of the parts of the ma jority, and so it was.
 While l was hopeful was not in a condition of mind where the defeat greatly disappointed me, and now it NOulu SCCili lo iiS II ldu uCNCl ticipated any different situation. The criticisms and attacks upon my admin istration, of which 1 seem to have had more than has fallen to the lot of most covering two or three years, had not prepared me for a triumphant re-elec tion, and had not greatly misled me as to my popularity among the Ameri- can people.
 'l am very glad to have had the op portunity to be president My tastes aad been and still are judicial, but there is very wide field of useful ness for a president, and if he can i'm. prove it in any degree he must enjoy the only real satisfaction there is in filling public office and that is in hay ing helped his country or his fellow men by steps of real improvement that will really add to the progress of the government and the country"
 Mir. Taft said the present Progress i've program contemplated the impos- sible and that the country cannot af- ford to turn itself over to quacks. He earnestly calls upon Republicans to protect the constitution from Bull Moose Socialist attacks.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-15

Prejudice is a hard thing to overcome. but where health is at stake and the opinion of thousands of reliable people differs from yours, prejudice then be- comes your menace and you ought to est of people suffering from chronic constipation. and it Is worthy of their attention.
 In the opinion of legions of reliable American people the most stubborn constipation imaginable can be cured by brief use of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. You may not have heard of 1t before, but do not doubt it's merits on that account or because it has not been blatantly advertised. 1t has sold very successfully on word of mouth recom- their children today who were given 1t by their parents. and 1t has been truth fully said that more druggists use it personally in their families than any other laxative.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-15

from, from the ancient paaa,e .
 mower ,,',,,, reported the loss of 00s' Ma
 wi1a 1,d nine lives in a howlins the n. ers a.lls The boat, 50 feet long l',s ass storm T, aaeea. aaoa'as wallowing heavily iu ala !, dlap packed up by the icy gala ln the s sprung a leak below the n,1 suddenlI lurched violently and went "a'er a lal most at once The three mo aO"n
 clutehed floating timber ans men saVs| out TOT what they supposed uu struc| mainland. Not a light w.. .O be hl however In the darkness | , sslbld tneir sense of direction and .ney lO] Island instead, nearly dead saue s th| haustion and long immersio.l rom ej cold water. VI 'ion in th|
 A fourth passenger, Pstrio. o.. or Combermere, also reacbas ' Brlel land, but died from exposnra ,ne ia the rescuers arrived. oeforl
 Capt. Partchier, the Mo,,s skipper, was picked up dead 'soNer| so.s in the river with life.n,n' nOa'lnl strapped about his body, Ny S,sSsf7e' sl' bodies have been recovered w o'ne|
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-15
FIX PANAMA CANAL TOLL
$1.2o A NET TON TOLL ON TPADT
 VESSELS.
President Taft Issues ProcIamato on Fixing Charges for Canal
 Passage.

Washington, Nov. 15.-President Taft has issued proclamation fixing the rates that foreign shipping shall pay for passage through the Panama Canal. The proclamation was made under authority of the canal act, pass. ed by congress in August.
 The provisions of the proclamation are as follows:
 "1. On merchant vessels carrying passengers or cargo, $1.20 per net yes. sel ton-each 10 cubic feet-of actual earning capacity.
 "2 On vessels in ballast without passengers or cargo, 40 per cent less than the rate of tolls for vessels with passengers or cargo
 Toll on Naval Vessels.
 8. Upon naval vessels other than transports, colliers, hospital ships and supply ships, 50 cents per displacement ton.
 A. Upon army and navy transports colliers, hospital ships and supply ships, $1.20 per net ton, the vessels tC be measured by the sameirules as are
 I employed in determining the net ton mage of merchant vessels
 'The Secretary of War will prepare and prescribe such rules for the meas urement of vessels and such regulat ions as may be necessary and proper to carry this proclamation into full force and effect"
  exempted from toll payment by con gress. It was to this provision of the act that Great Britain diplomatically protested, but no reference to the pro test was made in the presidents proc lamation.
 American naval vessels are ex empted without specific mention il the act of congress or the proclama tion because the authorities believed
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-15
WATTS THIRD IN AERO Rlc

Kansas City, Nov. 15.-Jobn Wa. the Kansas City aeronaut cab,os a' George M. Meyers, president If N Kansas City Aero Club. that ba driven his gas bag to Mosolevo p3 aa sia, winning third place in the Iama 1,s Gordon Bennett international t,oas] @ race, which started from stuttaa] October 27. 'sa']
 Watts, by winning third place r,1 receive a silver loving cup and {, ,,s Lieut.. H. k. Honeywell of St Tnu,. who piloted the Uncle Sam to ton,.1 place, won $1,000.