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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
gpnpentipn Der Sp5ialihcn.

Sie Soma So5ialiitcu biclten lire
Gtoatss Gonpention ami 4. Suli in Der
9cs Roines Srabcs unb Sabpr Sis
fcmbb Sale ub unb nabnlcn cners
ai,fe Seibliinc on 5ur SorocrunQ
ihrer SrinSipicn. Sn bcnicl6cn pcrs
Idraen Tic %itrengcre @cicBc fir 6nft'
bartlett Der Grbeitgeber in lln9liifs,
fGQen; fir gr6Bere Sdrusporridtrms
oen in Iaidineu 8dumlidtcitcu
fir Elm StautS : @rbeitcr : gerii6es
r~unasaeieb; fir peniger Arbeitsitma
DEN an @crttaeeu; iiir elm @eicB &c.
acn ainberarbeit; fiir elm &erbot bel
Serporrufcn Der MiliS, um Strcitm.
ruben su beieitiaen; fir Sraueu'
Eimmredt; fir itaotiifc Selbitrcsic'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
glus benz Staatc,

Cine Sbce bon Dem 8adstbum Der
Mutomobil : Snbuitrie in Soiua crbdli
man, fpenu man erfGbrt, baB Der
Gtadtsietretdr bon Der 2. IS. Toanls
Clamps anb Senl 60, Ct. &ouiS, fin
bas Sabr 1913 nidlt ipcni9cr ais 49,
600 Mutomobilmnrtcn bcorbert bat
ferner 1900 Mtnrten fir Nutomobil.
h6noler i'm Stantc Soma; ferner 81
600 Motorcpclez &arten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
3n ~berfamten.

16O ader, I Meile bon 3nlanb. Stdbtdben NIT
store uno CREAMERY. l Metle BON Sdlulee. 2
Weilen pom faith oIiiher airdie. 30 9der tulti.
Dirt, 10 Nder 9eisie urb 40 Nder gSelbe. Sdmar.
8er 9oant. 8oben NIT aehm. llnterlase. Ont /.
6ebdulid teiten, 3elephon uub Saubpoitbienit
Gin .Suap" Su s47 pro gder. $1,000 baar, Der
@eit aui 3eit.
The q. A. Whitney Land 4 Loan Company.
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
Hsim e@reiben erwabms man seF. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

gnrgcn ipprbcn an Der @~cridlporun9
Sbcil sill nebn1cn, bate nbcr ab9ez
lcbnt.
Wfit bieicn Sluci 3cuscn 9lalibt Der
Stmtsampnlt pcn Wam rbi9bcr lip"
fnnecn 81 fDnncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Seute, hcnen cs mic Heft gcntad)t
iuernen fam.

Ntoh elmer Scpcihe aus Slrlings
ton in Soma hat lid Die I'M gan6cn
Sinntc pcrbrcitctc, sum 9roBtcn
Sbcil aus Scutid]cu bcitcbcnbc, Sros
bibition bctImpfcnhc @ibcral Scnauc
ac9cn @ilion uuo iiir Sooicpclt crs
fldrt. Cine Der in Soipo cridcincns
Den bcutlfcn (bcmofrutiidlcn) 3cis
tunqcn, -Tpltsfrcunb unb Sribiinc"
in burlington; bat bercits biciclbc
6nltun9 nngcnomncn, uno cine nls
bcrc, Der .Sapcnport Scmotrnt"
lpirn, lpic y bcibt, ibrem SciipicI
fplgcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Sine praMtboQe Tarm

III .seseniudrtig BON einsm non.reioent eigen'
thinner ju pertauieu. Gin Bargain, fuenn bal.
oisit o~erfanft. bier lit cine 8elesenbeit. cine
gntperbeNerte farm, umiafenb 800 etder. gu
faufen. 5ieieibe lit iini Meilen ilobitlidb BON
Shel 9th. gRo., uno labe benz berrIidbeu sur.
ort Glborabo Springs. nad, ueld,efn idhrlih
5auienoe reiien uno ihre geiunobsit onrt bic
SenuBuns Der beiltrdftigeu gSafer. senaunt
,Neun @unber", uieoererlnngen. gelegen. @ute
Gage. 8 3immer GramehauS. ihonet Stau. obuis
eufes saaiier. Ghitbdnme uip.. uahe elmer
Sdhule. SIR ndbere Gusfunft uuo Ioreie
Id,retbt an oieie 3eituua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Sne,ieQe Cfferte.

263 Ader. IA Nleile BON Der sr6Bten fatbo
Iiideu airde uno Q dule i'm ilooitlidlen annias.
0ute 8erbeferunsen. Iaes gut eiugefen5t.
5rei Yruunen. Setrlidle Gage uno cine erit.
flaiiae Jarm in elmer erittlaiiigen .5armsegeno.
Ersis nieoris. @nuehmbare SeoinSunsen.
aommet gleid unb beiidtiget oieieIbe. Spretbet
Dor bel ober ihreibt an
The Allen County Investment Co.
Kelley Hotel Block. lola, Kans.
Seim edreibcm sripabne man GET. oiefes Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Tarnt am D%erfaniem.

240 9lder, las Nder unter &ultur, 30 Nder
@eioe. II Nder Blue Stem Bieie, bas ibrise
III Solsldnb. Saus nit 6 Sintmern. Stan unb
bottom farm unb bas gisentbum BON 9rben.
fueId)e ben Hablas thcileu noIen. ssuroe ME
aupor 5um 8ertauie augeboten. 3n elmer fatbps
tatbolilhe airdbe. ShuIe unb aloiter b%eiinoet.
AZ Meilen BON ct. 8aul. Repibo Co.. aans.
lie Jarm lit $4,000 mertb, piro aber gum
Hreiie pom $l4, 400 oil erirt. Jur nabere 2nstlnft
ihreibe man an Ytartba Nafertp, Grbin unb
Rad1iaBuerualterin. ct. Iaui. rams.
Yeim efreiben erlpabne man gen. bieieS glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
mnrkthertd1te.
Gar ben Wrosperiaui.

Ou 5uaue ben Is. gull.
0etretbe. Gen. geett. etc
Wei;en: SIC per Suibel.
Saier: 50--55c per Buj6eL
.Toru: 82-70t per SuIbsl.
@erle: 65--9Ot Der Ynihel.
Ho9gel: 80-0Ut per 0nIbel.
Sen: $l8. 0U-StS. 90 per tonne.
Webl: Battnt, . .00-6.6U; Nraisbt,
S5.40-5.8O.
8Ieie: $685. 0
0rscsr;eS, etc.
aepfet: S3.OU@$4. 30 per garreu.
&artofeln: 3o@40c per Suibel nsue,
sOe-s1.V0 per Suibel.
3miebeln: &c per Yiunb; Spanii&e
5miebeIm, S1.25 per @,Hte.
Htet.t
Stiee: &c. 5-s6.O 90 :
&inber 90. 25-S5.00
&iibe: $3.00-4.00
8dlber: $4.00-5.50.
G6miner: SO. 00-3.51.
S&weine faui benz SuB): $7.00-s7.1 Is
per bMnbert piunb
Butter. Gier nnb Rife
Gier: 16e per Ouseub.
Butter: Dalrp, 24e; Creamery, 25H@
26c per pfunb.
8die: R6am 8die, 15c; grid, Tic; Gin.
burger, 1Se; Suiss, 1sc per Biuub.
2etenbes 0eflHseI.
Trutbibner, Toe; gnten, &c; Sibner
we per Pflmb.
D~rSptfuncn.
Gerdu9ertes Sleid: S@infen, 10H-
l6e; Sped. 14H-21Hc.
S4mal3, 1lH-12Ie.
aoblen: 5arttoblel, $3.50 Wei9toblen,
81. 90 per 3onne.
SoIs GidenboIs 100000; Wei9boIS
s6.0 90 per Sorbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
&bleago. oen Is. SuIi.
Oetreibe.

@ptedgo 0. oet ID. SulL
0streibe.
Suli: 1.04A @l.05.
S.pt.: 1.D2S@1.0sH.
suit: 74a745s.
Sept.: 69H@O.
Saier-
Suli: 44%@451s.
Sept. 3oA @35M.
0iebmarft
Shmeine-
SHwere, SO. 95@7.62X.
Shwere. rauhe. 1886 e7.15
Quhte, 37.15@$7. IS.
@emI4te. S7.0597.65.
Vieb-
RiuDuieb. s5.60@9.7 10.
Ribe uuo Rluosr. 50. 650S.00
SSeterus, 50. 00-s7. 70.
S6aie-
G,u6eimijde edmmer s4.25@z.6 so.
90eitline SGmmer. -. 50@7.7 20.
Ginbeimiine Shaie. $3.25@5. 80.
y8sNli1e Sdafe-s3.65@5.30.
Brpuihonea.
S&weinsHeii6-
Sept. 3lS. 1S@iS35.
Off,: SIS. 20@$lS.37.
S@mali-
Oft. SlO.67@10.So
Rippen-
Sept.: S10, 40@l0.+7.
Sft. SlO.37@i0.47.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Gmpfie6ft es amSeren Matttrn!

Gbebobaan, @ts., september 1911.
Tnd Der @e6urt bes afteu 8tnoes bIieb i'd
fbipa6 llno mar Ieidbt e%rrniieet. aut peruriatte
nteine 4eeeI anbergep0bnlibe. 2eioen. obglei1
Id mein Sinh itinte. 'slerSte beriudten mir
5i bclfen, uber pereebIi6. Bis id ben Yaitor
aonig's Geroenftdrfer %oerTndbte. unb idor rn4
nem eriten 1da trat geffering Elm. Die Megel
b0rte onf, I'D fpurbe 1iih pieber ttarf, besbuIb
babe i'd ben 9teroenitdrfer uu9 anoeren WsIt'
fern empioPIen uno baIt aud ibnsn bies ipnn'
oerbdre W4itieI. Sran :. .. 8ormsIe9.
Sri. G.. Wieber fdreibt aus gtep Srleons.
ca, oub tie auen bic Taitor a6nie's Rerben'
ftdrfer nebmen. ebeufo CUTE 0iriune tuiirtft,
pie CT bel ibr bate. benn Je lit fbort felt 8
Monaten an foIdbeu Irpftunf1Qer. oab he
nnncbmaI p1nmdd)tig tuurbe.
sin@ Sri. 6: 9eiri6; 5ie. geIan ctr. san
Mntpnio, Scras. erfldrt, oas ibr pnftor 8os
Mas Nerbenffirfer febr gut .getbort bot eeeen
nerbofes aoptpeb. ndboem lie loon bieIerlet
beraebIi6 beriutt bate.
~x Elm tptrtbpofes 9u4 fur Extraordinarily
SeIRI pirb Ssoem Der .ss perIongt. sustianet.
arms erbolten oud bic wtebi5tn nmfont.
Tiefe gtebiain lpnrbt felt benz Sabre 1876 bon hem
6p1tp. paftor a6Hie. Bort @apne. Snb.. s~ubereitst
nub lest inter feirer au,peiiuus bon bsr
KOENlC MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Set aIpstbefern ~ haten tas
800 ets 8Iatd1e, 9 0Iaf6en tay 6S.00S
6robe S1.76, q f6S $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Sas @eiet

bcs Staates Soma gc9en Die Terfdls
{d,uia bon Habrlln9smitteln bat
Der b6bite @erihtsbof bcs Sanbc5 ais
NIT Der Understanding inl Gins
flana itebcnb anertannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
GrttHajFaes 0otel

untaetauiht meroen. GrtfiaiEses 30 3immer
fotel, 9ampfbei3uns. eleftriid1es 9tdlt, moberne
Stunning. Staten: $500 pro Tag. Su einem
Stdotd1en bon 1900 gipohnsrn geie9en. Die
Sfulen. 5ur rdbere austunit ifreibt an
G. H. HESSELMANN,
Dyersville, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Gmf pcrlpreucnt Soften.

Sbipohl Der pcrflolicnc 8od)c III
0es Moincs ta9cnbc repu%blifaniihc
Staut3fpnpcnt lid lpcigertc, Die
Safts Ibminiitration 6u inboiiiercu,
linn rs Inbdnger bcs gegeulp1rti9en
Tegimes inter Siibrung ppu Somcs
.. Srcniu BON Gebar Hnpibs unb
@oupcrneur y. i. Carroll %5uianmens
9ctrctcn nnb baben Gin Staatas Gem
troll Gomite 9cbiloet, has Die SAINT
payne fir Gait fiibrcn ioa.
Gr1mien.
Sic Counties bcS Staotcs sabltcn
I'M nerfloiicncn Sobr $9266.25 Trd>
micn fir aIappcrIhlnngcu. Sir
cine tobtc &iappcridlan9e perben 80
Gents bc3ablt. Sanpn 5ablten Glaps
ton So. 5,220.77 unb Winnclbief
Guuntn S2802 fir bieie Sielter. Sir
anbcrc purben pe6oblt: @opbcr SAL
1888, @Dlfc $9769.39. Sadie
$13,S90.37, &ilbfaeen $4. Siidic
S3.35.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

rung; fiir bas I%nbrinacn bcs llnipn
BABEL alif alien Dffcntlifcn Sofumten>
ten uno iiir Nufbcbuns Der Sobcss
itrafc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Natholijhe MmTeolnna.
Sonnet uad 3enaitpm. CAST, beddtiae
uuo tQufct xQuo!

Sonnet mad 9enaitpn. east. beI6tiget
uno faufet xano!
senaitou 1T In elmer iol1en @egenb an Der
6. ". Babn. Ill Netlet r6rolidb bon 6egina unb
~ Retlen lib d. BON Sast atoou seIea en-. Siei'
va iis iir @etreioebau lieiert. NSpei @lepaturs
fiuo u%orbnnben nno eiuer 1T i'm . nu begriiien
gsir baben eth anteS 5oteI. cine 2untber Yaro.
ii ienip aarlaoeu, eine 3ettuns unb sipei 3 arms
maidinen : 5anoIungen. las bette Brunnen.
ipaier III In elmer 9iefe bon 15 bis % Sub Su
b~egrifen uuo iuiro bis gum IS. Nuguit iertig.
&c fteat iein. @utperben erte 6arrien in Der Hd lie
beS Stdbtdbens gu maBigeu Hreiien. Grnten
ipre Diet boz bel Saas 4 Stnnimeer,
Scranton, Sast.. Gan.
8eferen5: Sieo. Jath er 6unto, o. NJ. L.. Yiarrer.
Setm efreiben eripdbue man seh. Sieies ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
9aust6lterim gejmht.

Sir eineu tleinen SausbaIt iuirb Elm tatbo.
ltidoes Mdbdben geiudlt. oas i'm 80 den gut be.
ruanbert 1T. Ran id,r etbe an y. u. ~, care
OF gatbolic Printing Co., Snbu que.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
NerI
@aram mad Dem @efem aeben,

I'm Garmen fern bon ben Mdrtten Bu tauien.
menn Shr perbeferte Carmen in elmer nobl.
gegrln6eten Gerteinbe in Sqinuis tauieu t6nnt?
Cine CREAMERY in Der Nabe fanft al Guer But.
teriett uno be3ahit Gudb einen boberen Hreis
ais Der gIein Buttermartt. Sur quite aatbo.
ltten brauden ith 5u tuenben an yJbe SooferS",
o.. q. Np. !. 8og 10l. Oblone, gu.
Sd beaeu9e, bob bic pbieen au6iagen tpabr
inb. Reu. 8. VI, v. 9rot. 9farrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Spfer Der Mpiatif.

Gm 9. Suli itiir5te Jteut Scbcl,
elmer Der tiidti9itcn Suftihifier
Sranfrcid's Dor Den Il9cn bon
5~uuicnbcn fron8oiiihcr Solbatcn, Die
aui benz Earaocfelbc IN Wourmclons
lie @rono in Der Ndbe bon Sricl in
Acib' mn @Lieb Itauben, ab unh fdno
ipiort ieincn Soo.
$50
Slicgcr George Wicitadb ~itiir5tc an
10. Suli in @iunipc9, Nan., bel cis
ncm Muiiticg in ciucm Ginbcdcr aus
elmer Sobc bon nltr Slpan6ig Su6 dlli
cinen 3oun. Sic Icr3tc fiirhtcn.
raB or lid ldlpcre inncrli6c Yer
leBunacn S~ugc8ogcn bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

staat Sspa. ISIS.
mir, y. ~. eaep. prafbent. Wanrics
Dropn, Yiee . prdfbert, uub Q. q. suit.
aaiiirer obensenannter Sant. ihpSrtn ieisrlin. bab
mad unierem beitsn geiier nub @lauben oorhsraebeus
btr AnsmGis polftdnbie 9, fpahr rno rihtis lit; uno oaB
bic ohen aneeaebenen e5rtbabeu bona toe'' ei9sn.
thum beiaater Sanf in ibrsr Sapaettdt als Corpora.
tion fn6; uns boB TEN 2beil ~berelbsn beiaster Saut
iu benz Swede selIebsn poer porgeihoiien porben III,
um oils tbetl ibrer @utbaben auoeaebens u roe roeH.
.. 80. gaep, 9rdfbent.
Maurice Yrom n. Yteesprdfoent.
q. +. su d. aaiirer.
Dor mir uuteritrsben unb beihporeu BON
o. 20. Saep, ,Raurite 9rolun unb q. j. Suit an
oisiem 8 Gage hes Sult 1912.
Soel Z. Nelfen
(SieseD oHentli4er stotar.
Hsi1einist pon:
q. @. @tber,
Glenn Bropu,
Direttoreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Mhtnna, warmer!

Sh besable Die h6hten Saarpreiie iir peu,
Qoru, Aartofe elm uno s9oae. g8eroe tdufen.
gui ben Geleiien 3brer Station. Wan ~aoreiire;
J. j.. NAGLE, Dubuque, Iowa.
eetm enrsibeu erwdbme mam cen. bisiss Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
@tscouiin S6noereien.

Sbreibt ilr Seidbreibuns NIB Ireiie Don
itber 65 uerbeierten 6arner uno $4,000 eide,
sBisconiu. in Der Rabe pon fatbcIifd,en aird1er
unb Nn~ieoIungen.
l.. RIVARD, Turtle Lake, Wis,
Beim e@reibsn sr,pabne man sea. bieifs glati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
austueis iiber ben Seitanb
her -
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank,
c%rsanifirt inter ben 6eieSen Soipa's, stnblirt ~
Dubuque, i'm 9onntp Dubuque, ain Shluiie
bts gei9dftes am
20. Snni 1912,
ME err benz @eitss asmdb or ben AUDITOR bes Staa.
tes gennabt ipuroe.
0utbaben:

gttraa an gY.tjeIn. Bonbs unb auoer.n
biseoutirten ober qefanften iro pon Der
Bane gestanttsn Si@erbsiteu :. -. $1,777,485.0 90
gplbmhnse in t%Sepblben. Us 2.S90.0O
SilberniiRse IN Semplben.. 2,646.90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
VERMONT VOTES TUESDAY
Strength Of Progressive Party
Is an Uncertain Factor.

Montpelier. VI, Aug. 3l.-The voting
gtrength OF the Progressive party In the
state election next Tuesday was live
tonic Of discussion throughout tho state
tonight.
The Progressive movement IN vermont
has had the mid of more notable orators
than any other party. Colonel Roosevelt
three DAYS OH the stump ended tonight ~
Bratleboro Before his tour Of the state
ex-senator a. J. Bevcridge, OF Indians T;
Judge ~ Il. Lindsey, of Denver. and other
prominent men addressed the electors.
Nearly 10000 voters, u IS estimated
viii 20 10 tho polls 10 choose Governor
and other state officers, two members or
Congress and Legislature.
Interest centres In the contest for Gov
crnor. The candidate are Allen W.
Fletcher of Cavcndish. Republican; ilar-
Ian r. Howe. Of 81. Johusbury. Democrat ,
tho Rev. Fraser NefZg"r, of Randolph
Progressive: Clement 7. Smith OF Norris b
vile. Prohibition, and Fred ". suffer OF
Barre. Socialist.
4 candidate I'm this state must OBTAIN a
ma iority of votes 10 win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
CONVENTION WORK BEGUN
Committee on Resolutions APP
pointed by Progressives.

Chairman Hotchkiss OF the Progress
slve state committee announced yester-
day the membership OF the committee
on resolutions 70: the state convention.
II has been customary for the old parties
to name this committee after the con-
vention met. The committee Us composed
OF one member from each county. The
members are named by the various
county chairmen. SO that the committee
IL the same as il would have been had
1t been decided TO appoint 1t after the
start OF the convention.
The committee will meet at the Oman
daga Hotel. in Syracuse Tuesdaysmorn-
ing at l0:50 O'Clock. From that time II
Will be I'm almost continuous session until
II makes It's report TO the convention
\ sub committee, consisting OF the fol-
lowing representative men, has been at
work for some days on tenta,iye>dratt
Of the platform:
John McCune Lindsay. professor or
labor legislation at Columbia University:
DIR. Henry Moskowitz. head worker al
Madison House and secretary OF the
\. Kingsbury. secretary OF the Assocla-
ton for tho Improve ment of the Condi-
ton Of the Poor; William l.. Ransom
author OF Majority Rule and the Ju-
dietary" and Homer FOLKS. secretary o.
the State Charities Aid Association and
eX-presdent of the National Congress OF
Charities and Correction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
DEFENDS HARVESTER co.
Perkins Uses Court Ruling to
Dispute Hansbrough.

When George w. Perkins read yester-
day the open letter TO Colonel Roosevelt
Ia which former Senator Henry &. Hans
brough, OF North Dakota had had sopc
harsh things TO say OF the Harvester
trust nc dug up court opinion, which
stated that the trust had not used fl.
power TO Cypress the farmer. lie gave
out the following statement:
The Supreme Court OF Missouri in
November. 1911. decided the case Of state
agr. International Harvester Company Of
America. While holding that the COM
pany had technically Violated the MIS-
souri, antitrust Law. the Supreme Coul,
after the fullest investigation. not Only
found that none Of the charges r. e%-
ccssive prices, unfair methods and irluiT
20 the public had been proven, but, on
tie contrary. specifically found that:
Tho prise q harvesting machines mes
not increased IN proportion 10 the in
increased cost of construction. or the IN
creased merit OF the machines.
J he evidence also shows that whilst har-
Yesting machines were the chief products
Of tho companies absorbed by the Inter
national Harvester Company, that COM
pany has greatly enlarged It's business
and EXTENDED IL TO many other farm i'm
plements, and has thus put itself in com
petition with the many concerns that
iherctoiJr, we're and still arc engaged n
manufacturing such other farm implc-
monts, and Inc farmers generally have
prnfted thereby.
"'The evidence aso shows that the ma
chimes manufactured by the Interna tion1l
Harvester Company have been greatly
improved in quality and the item o. re-
pair material has been reduced IN price
and placed within closer reach Of the
farmer On the whole, the evidence
shows that the international Harvester
Company has not used its power TO OPP
press or iniure the farmers who are its
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
BY WIRE TO HIS HEART
Girl Telegrapher TO Wed D. G..
Wray. Western Millionaire.

As the sequel Of chance encounter
three years ago. Dudley {. Wray.
Western millionaire. will ed Miss Ann
jeanette Brown. telegraph operator,
on Monday at tho ST. Regis. II all
started when Miss Brown. who VAS AZ
operator Tor the Postal Telegraph Com
r.inv at the Hotel Aston. asked 10 have
tho name "Wray' repeated when IL
wa sent 10 her over the wire. Mr..
Wray was standing near her. waiting
for an important message from -.
Louis. where he is president OF the
Rabok Manufacturing Company, and
heard the girls question.
When Mr.. Wray had received the
message and sent an answer, he talked
With the pretty operator q few mo-
ments. For a long time he remembered
the beWitchng face Of Miss Brown
until he decided that II was the only
one In the world for him. He asked
her 10 marry him. She accepted.
Mr. Wruy is forty-tlve years old and
a widoWer. With two daughters, one
sixteen and the other twenty. He also
has son IN tho business with him.
Miss Brown is said TO be twenty-five,
and lives with her mother at No. 1865
Second avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
WOULD SI0ETRACK TARIFF
Untermyer Talks Reform
Doubts Morgan Is for Taft.

The tariff Is threadbare question in
politics. according to Samuel Untermyer
the lawyer in charge of the money trust
is high time he thinks. that It's prorni-
nent place was given 10 some other ques-
tions OF more modern and Infinitely more
vital import Mr.. Untermyer, arriving on
the Campania yesterday from an inyesti-
cation OF financial conditions abroad. sUg-
gested that the questions Of industrial in
surance and OF divorclns Wall Street from
modern political discussions.
III IL IS true. as have been told" said
Mr. UnterTnyer as the vessel steamed up
the bay, that Mr.. Morgan has announced
his intention OF supporting President Tart,
that Is Just another instance Of the hard
luck IN which Mr.. Taft is playing the
political game. But would not put too
much faith In these widely heralded an
nouncements If I were YOU. Mr.. Morgan
may DO supporting both Mr.. TAFT and
colonel Roosevelt. That, YOU know. Is a
custom we'll established by precedent in
high nnancc There would appear TO be
a logical relation between Mr.. MOrgan's
announcement and the actlun-or slgnif-
cant and persistent nou-action-of the
Tar-Morga Senators on the pending
Puio bill
II wonder neither those gentlemen in
wall Street viii ever realize that the
country is heartily sick and tired Of their
blghung and corruptins influence IN our
political lie and that their support IL just
ly the heaviest handicap a candidate can
have Notwithstanding tie FUNDS they may
secretly feed % his campaign fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
NO MARYLAND THIRD PARTY
Roosevelt Men Will Continue to
Work as Republicans.
lBs Tolerraph % The Tribune.

Baltimore. Aug 3l.-The Maryland FOL
lowers OF Roosevelt will not come out
dlstinctivcly as third party men. nor will
they put UP candidates Tor Congress In
opposition 10 regular Republicans. The
Roosevelt supporters will he urged by
their leaders TO enroll as Republicans in
stead OF Progressive.
By assuming this attitude the state
leaders believe they will keep IN line hun
dreds of men with Roosevelt sympathies
WHO might not be willing 20 90 20 far as
70 secede from the Republican party FOR
only national campaign. bu; who viii
work and vote TO- Roosevelt II not com
PEELED TO forfeit their present party al
legiance Republicans and Progressive.
1t is figured will get together after the
present unpea santncss IN a reorRanl2ed
party with progressive principles,
whether controlled by the present sle-
mcnt or 10y the Roosevelt supporter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
ROOSEVELT WOMEN AT WAR
Chicago Suffragists Divided
Over Rival Leaders.
fBy Telegraph 20 Tho Trihune.


Chicago. Aug. 3l.-The war between the
local factions Of the third party has eX-
tended to the sutfragists allied with the
leaders, and a four-ccrnered fight IS now
expected. Colonel Roosevelt was 10 be
called on TO straighten out the local situa-
ton. but now that the wives Of tho lead
ers have taken an active part in rho fight
Chicago politicians believe that not eves
Roosevelt will take hand In the battle.
Medil Mccormick and John Z. Bass are
rivals for the leadership of the party IN
Illinois. Mrs. Bass has taken up the tight
for her husband among the suffragists
and Mrs. Medill Mccormick is expected
TO begin an active campaign tomorrow
in behalf OF her husband. Mrs. McCor-
mick In the daughter of the late Mark
Hanna and is said TO have marked abil-
lty in political organizing.