davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07
Mrbr,abl nod
ain Ausfano,
Segtilfabrifen in 2aurence perbsa
iunBrideimlid idliefen miiHen.
perbor nor bausansfdDnB
IN Wabineton.
Wnr Mitglieoern Ses 9umitces lit
Trascltcllnns an ,3engcn gcitattct.
2omrence. Maii.. 4. W6ri.

2amrence, Iaii, 4. @Gr5.
Die Itrcifenoen Irbeiter bieIten
tire StGrfe gum gr0Btcn SeiIe allf,
redt, ais sic 6a6riftore am Worqcn
ge0finet wurOen, tros ser ancrbie.
tin9en Ser Better in 8eItoIt elmer
9obnerb0bung bon flint Grojent
auBerbalb ser 6abrifen ~beiinOcn iid
nod me6r 9trbeiter nI3 inucrbolf
oerieI6en.
S6ilOpodcn, oeren 3a6I Iid i'm
8ou5cn oltf 500 @erionen beIicicn,
pdroOierten in ser GTcritroBe ms
anoeren 3lrgdngen 81 Sen 6o6rifeu
ldnger ais cine Stun0c, oo6 mar
fein 3uiammeuItoB nit Ger &oIi5ei
81 Oer5eidnen. 8eun ni6t in cinigcr
Sagen iiG groBe Mediterranean
tpie0cr SIR 9Gtigfeit meloen, mirG
nod gniidt Ser itd0tii9en unO on.
oerer 9eamtcr ser 9etrieb in Sen ga,
brifen politdnbig eingeiteGt wer0cr
miiiien.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07
pr6hoinm
0fs Reihstaas.
Ueseniuartisc 3uiammsnietnns iuiro
nidyt cine banernbe ieiu.
B~eutrnmsuprttan0 in
Baprrns BANNER.
Veheimnisframerri iibrr Neubaa Ses
Gpernbauies bemaHselt.
Berlin 4. MGr,

Serl1n 4. Wfar5.
Der Seniorenfpnpent bes Heid)s.
tags bot Die bon Der 8erfaiiuns Dor.
ae{hriebene bauernbe B~rGiioenten.
nail ali Sreitag, ben s. WGr5, felt.
aeIest. Die Serbauolungen Der Der.
ihie6enen 8arteien iiber lire Stet.
lunsnabme gu Der @abl Beginner
bereits.
Die gegenDartige 3uiammenietunJ
6es SorItanoes, in melfem Die Sort.
idrittIer Spei, Die So5iaIoemofraten
einen gertreter ba6en, miro niht CUR
oauernoen peroen. 9arii6er beltebt
fein 3peiicl. I6er sic frii1eren
Gdmierigfeiten smiiden Der Hedten,
Dem Centrum rno ser 2infen, unter
IusidaItitng ser So5iaIoemofraten,
elm @inpernebmen 5i er5ieIen, beiteben
fort, nnb norldufis lit cine @eritGn-
oigiing nidt IN Sidt.
Centrum bemntt WadJt.
Sn Der neiigen1blten baperiiden
Rammer Der slbgeoroneten nur6en
ale Stelen i'm Frdiioium, iouie Die
Shriitiibrerpoiten nit NitgIiebern
BEG 8enfrlms beiest.
gs berridr barber, Iart teIegra.
pbiider Melouns ans Wiinden, ge.
tuaItige grregung. De, 2i5ernle
aaiieImann uno Der So5ialbemofrdi
y. Bolfmar crbobeu nod in Der
Situns, mad gefanntsebuns Ses
@abIersebniiies, entihieoeueu Yroteii
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07
MenfdJenuerluf bei
einem gausbrano
Buei Yeriunen setOtet uno brei
gcidbrlid berlebt.
g TORT. 4. W1ra.

~ ~ ~ r.. 0bulO.
Spei 9erionen puroen getotet
Srei lebensgeiGhrlih unb elm Gitsenf
onoerer ihmer perlest BEL einer
grunoe, Der ieinen 8eg ourh cir
nierIt6diees Sans in Der Dit SO
StraBe iano. Sic 6lammen oer6rei'
teten iid 70 idnea ourd bas Saus.
BOB Die gelpohncr MIR penige Winu.
ten 3eit hntten, iif 81 retteu. Min'
6eItcns 5pon5ia mirocn bon Der go
Iisei ino 8eucrmebr in Siher6eit &C.
brndt.
Cine Ser om idrueriten nerlester
Periomem lit ser 6euerpebrmanr
CHARLES Mor.in. Der iif burh oil
G1ammen einen 8eg mad Dem o6er'
fen Gtodperfe sebabnt Bate, nm cir
itnges Ndofem ST. retten. Gieies
bIieb nnperie6rt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07
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A recent dispatch from Christiania
says: The annual conference in re-
gard to Spitzbergen between Norway.
Sweden, Russia and Denmark has just
been held in this city and like tie con-
ference of last year was conducted be-
hind closed doors. Until the govern
ments of these countries make public
the proceedings there can be nothing
but conjecture as to the nature OF the
proceedings. The delegates to the
conference from Russia and Sweden
we're welcomed in an address by Min
lister Irgens in behalf OF the Nor
wegian government. Minister Kru-
opensky of Russia responded and nom
mated Minister Hagerup Of Norway as
chairman of the conference. Hage.
rup's nomination was endorsed by
Minister Falkenberg of Sweden. The
purpose Of the conference Is TO estah'
lish some form of government for the
Spitzbergen islands, whereby property
rights will be defined and properly
s~afeguarded. The islands have no
organized government and are not laid
claim to by any OF the European gov
ernments. Russia, Sweden and Nor
way, however, being most directly in
terested in the development Of the
minerals of the islands, have taken the
initiative toward establishing a joint
provisional government
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

A big sugar refinery In Copenhagen
was totally destroyed by IRE the ether
DAY. The loss II estimated q 1.eoo.'
900 crowns.
MARION s. NoRnLrUa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

The cold weather last month was
felt all over the country and not for
twenty years has there been such Sc
we're winter weather In Denmark.
Many farmers lost their stock during
the coolest weather and many poor
people In Copenhagen suffered intense
iy from the cold, although the author
tiles did all in their power to provide
fuel and food for the poor. The vari-
u charity associations had their
hands full.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

The dog tax In Stockholm this year
Akted the city the handsome sum Of
1870 crowns. The money thue col.
lsctsd will be spent for bsauefying
the city.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

The crown princess of Sweden gave
birth to a son IN the morning Of Feb.
%. Both mother and child were, at
latest reports, doing very well. The
crown prince and crown princess Of
Sweden now have three SOM and one
daughter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

DR.. Sven Hedin and Svante Arrhe-
MUS are the Swedish scientists who.
among seventeen world famous scien-
lists, have been honored by the
French Academy OF Science recently.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

Consul Herman f. Gade is at the
head of a syndicate which contem-
plates the erection Of a first class
hotel on the corner of Rozenkranz and
University streets In Christiania. The
syndicate is reported TO be backed by
a capital of 10000 0 crowns and viii
erect the most modern hotel building
the city has ever had. Consul Gade is
a former Chicagoan and is married to
a former prominent American society
woman of Chleage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

There was a slight decrease in the
number of emigrants who left the
country during the month of January
over the same month last rear. Last
year In January 273 persons emigrat-
ed and this year during the same
month 233.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

There are at present 22,S15 students
registered in the higher institutions
Of learning in Stockholm. Education
al matters are being pushed with a
great deal Of vigor In the Swedish
capital, which justly boasts Of the best
school system of any city in the old
world.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

Considerable alarm has been felt
by the Danish people recently regard
ing the condition of King Frederick,
but recent reports are to the effect
that he is very much better. King
Frederick is very popular with his
people and is especially loved for his
generosity to the poor and for his
observation-disclosures. He has also proven
to be an excellent king and the coun-
try under his rule has prospered as
1t never has before in its entire
history.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

Rector Professor Brugger Of Christi
ania university has been receiving
much praise lately for his splendid
work in pushing the university to the
front. A banquet was recently giveS
in his honor in whlcAa some OF the lead
Ing educators OF the Country partici-
bate3. Professor Morgenstierne was
the speaker Of tie evening and he re.
viewed at length the energetic work
which has been undertaken by Rector
Brugger.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-07

The power station in Samnanger
which is to furnish Bergen with cleo
trio light and power, has recently beer
completed. 1t controls 10,500 horse
power, but it is claimed that this can
easily be increased to 10000 horse
mower
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
eSriftHeaer. @miser.

@iner ieider Muspabl aus ben
6eblern, @nta.eiIungsn. fu!f9en 9ils
bern unS on0er.n S9niBszn, ipie lie
sen 9i9tern in ibrem S6affensz
rauId in sic 6stsr ~loufen, sntnsbmen
mir einige bs3eidnenOe geiipiele. Va
left man 3. 3. bel ongeIehensn
S6riftltelern:
aMir brangen in einige oieIer
iunqfrGuli6en @Gloer Elm. in Oenen
oes Menf6en Sono nod niemdls SUB
aefaBt bat" II Sem 5erbeulter uno
aerriFener SUIT bate tein menfhlihes
Musiebsn me6r." Der 8rabdnter
Sen9it lit oie Ssnne 8elgiens, Die
goloene @ier legt." o@r sdblte
fieb3ig Sabre, I6ien aber ooppelt 10
alt su feiu." = nWlA elmer 5dno
lie6foIte lie fein. Suare. NIT Der ans
bern Tuste lie"
nDiefe @tdbt", f9rsibt Der betunns
te G9riFtitsner Ri9ebourg in tinem
Teiner Romane, liegt in Der Mlitte oes
Fumpfen 9reieds, ous bic 0rei StGote
Gbatiaon, 9ijon uno 2ongres bill
BEN" = nGr butte apei i9pers @ers
punounoen er6alten, ole cine am
8ein, sic anOere BEL MuterlOo."
,0icTes Set FAINT in oen 6ribling
uno in 8srgeRenbeit."
Menioer Ipradlide als inbaltlihe
SeltIamfeit 6oben 3. 3. Die SdBe
gernuroin Sc 9aintspierres Die
Tdnarse S~outfarbe lift cine W06ltat
bes Simmels fir 0ie @Dlter Der Sros
pen, neil Iie sic WieberItrablung Der
brennenOen Some bGmpft, untsr Der
Te leben. Nber bieie 06lfer finOsn
bic peiBen Jrauen nidtsbeitopenigsr
bel f60ner ais Die I9tpar0en. aug
oemIel6en @runoe, aus Dem lie Sen
Suq f9Dner finosn dls Die Na9t. :"
Sn d6nli9sn fonOerbaren Naturbe=
fra6tunoen srge6t ii9 5laubsrt:
rDie Tl0be ltiir5en iid iiberaa, no
tie fn0, auf oie neiBen Torben. Die
Ter SnTtintt lit ihnen gegeben tporben
6amit mir fe leidter eripif6en t6ns
men," s9ie MeIons 1T BON Der
Notur in S9eiben geteilt iporosn, oas
nit fe in Der 5amilie gegeHen iperOen
lam; Ser &iirbis. Der Oiel gr0Ber lit,
lam nit ben Na9bdrn aufammen
per5ebrt peroen."
Sim peiIt oarauf bin, OaB 3. ..
in Ser beriibmten, Dem aeiop nader-
8dblten 6abcl 2afpntainss Die
@riae unb bic 4meiie" eu9 ni9t elm
Dort fpabr 1T. Die 4meiie Iamme!t
feline @orrGte fir Ben Dinter. neil
lie nGbreno Oiefer Sobres3eit tlugers
ipeiIe ibren @intsri9luf bdlt. sic
fam aud Der @riIe ni9ts pertpei-
germ, bic i6rerieits niemols etpas BON
ibr erbeten BAT, neil IS i'm Minter
teine @rilen eibt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Gin Sanger Der RnnN.

sd bin Elm &iinitler unO bic
&unlt sebt mir iiber QlIss!" faste Der
groBe Srag0Oe gu benz ungliidli4en
Spfer, bas gdbnenO ieinsr iibertries
benen Morten oubOrte. bon benz
augenblidc an, tpo i'd bic 8ibne
tetrete, perseKe i9 ales UNI mid,
4nes persefe i9 bis auf bic ROIe,
bic i9 gu fpielen babe. Wlein sigenes
Sd Derfintt Dor benz Gbaratter, ben
i1 bsrt0rpere. SD Ipiele ni4t, i'd
bin @omeo ober 9omlet pber Otbeao.
Die Bibrs Osrf9ninOet, Ods Yublis
FUN perI9pinbet ~"
.@eben sic, bos lam i9 Ourduus
berfteben".
.Moss!"
rOab bas publitum OeridpinOet"
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
gsrs9ttste arase.

Sn einem 3ugs, 9eitimmunssOrt
2ittle Hod, Mrtanias. u~ntsrbieltsn
Ti9 msbrere pufusiers iiber einfu6e
uno 5e5unbe 2ebenspsiIe.
Sin trGftissr, seTunO a~usIebenoer
Mann aus QrtanIas pre0igte NIT eis
ner eeipiKsn 3ufrieOenbeit bic 2ebre
oes rsinfa9en 2e9ens":
rSeben sic mid an, meme !9srz
rem. Sn meinem gan3sn 2ebsu mar
i9 ni9t einen ein3isen Gag trdnt -
oas tommt bon Der einfu9en 2es
benstpeiIe. Bon meinem 5fpun3igften
biz gu meinem oisr5igiien 0ebersiabr
lebte id psinli9 rsseImIBig. Seine
berneihli6enoen DelifateHen. feline
Ipdten Gtunosn. Sommers pis Wins
tsrs FanO i1 Inn flint uhr uuf unb
eing nm neur gu Bett. Wleine
Mablaeiten beftunben aus p0telfleiI9.
8pbnen un0 Rcrnbrot. limb babel
muBte i9 bart arbeiten: Orn adt Bis
ems, ounn 9un9pouIs, Damn cine
Stuaoe 9epegung. Damn ="
.GntI9uloigen Sic" frosts elmer
ner 3ub0rer, .resnegsn pnren Sic
eisentli9 osrurteilt porben2"
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

lpenia teliebt un0 muB babsr i'm
Roaea bGufie St0ruHesn bur9
Srampeln uno S9arrsn iiber Iid ers
eeben ldFen. Ieuli6 bebonoelt e.
bic @usI6eibunq oes SiIbsrs aus
BEN Rober3 in Merito unb fugt Oos
BEL folgenOes: .Das @eitsin pirb erR
pouitdnbis 8ermulmt uno Ouun oIs
feines quiber nit Mafer Dermengt.
DieIe T6lommige Mafs piro bann
nit Sal5 OsrmiI9t, unO 5tpdr gez
Idiebt bos our6 Stumpfen -"
Diiten6es @etrampel i'm ean3en SDrs
Iaal. 0er 9rofeTor partet, Biz li9
Der 2drm geleet bat, unO IGbrt bann
ruhig fort: yDieies Stampfsn pirb
bon MaulsIeln ausgsfibrt."
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

WieIenblumen CANCEL. Die 8lumen
ole @elt bsoeuteno, 10 unnutiirli9e
Ga9en matte iie, unO psnn man is
tannte, fnnO man Oas iebr uatiirIid.
Sd tannts fis, sisentIid unbsrufeH
uno uneetpont. Wir fpraden nur elm
paar @tunOen matchmaker, aber fie
er5Gblte mir Diel mebr, aIs i'd bate
miFen iponen.
Qls i9 ulss BON ibr pubts, frng
fs mid:
Was baltsn sic BON meiner
2unft2"
Sd iasts: rsis mHHsn fsbr, is3r
reid fein."
sic ld9clfs miioe unO lsbnts in
sinsm SeTsl.
n@urum iino sic 70 riidi6tsIOs
sbrIi99"
D@eil man ssrdoe Sbnen gegsn=
iber ni6t liigen lam. sic faBte
Oas uls S9meidelei auf, mas uns
beiOen unangene6m mar, mir ipraden
Damn BON anoeren 0in9en.
Sic mar ni9t iebr reid, tie Ipielte
PDa banque unO trunt Den See Iebr
oiinn.
Mber fe muBte es, Iie muBte ibre
Srdume malen, Itatt oieieIben, mi:
anoere, gu erleben uno Dermalte nit
ibren Srdumen lire Sugeno uno
ibr @erm0gen.
X 4
Dor elm padr So9en foB i9 ibr
pieOer geeeniiber, in einem Ntelier
in Miin9sn; Is fab maleriI9 in Ell
mem alien 2ebnitubt, ltiiBte beiOe
SGn6e auf unb lebnte ben I9Onen
&opf nit sem oi6ten braunsn Saar
auriid. Sic mar biel otter dls fie
aus1a6. oenn lie er3Gblte, oaB tie
nun felt Is Sabren oaran gelernt,
Die Merte bon einem Ropf 70 auf3uz
faFen. pie le es nun tue.
sic eraGblte ao9 pieles unO i'd
oa6te INNER nur oas cine: @ofir
lebt Oie1e 9erIOnli9feit9 Il sic III
oo9 cine BerI0nli9teit, gerace pie
in Hpm unO in Berlin un0 5ufdui9
fam i9 Ouruuf.
uno Das mar mir fat ods Mert.
piirOigIte.
Sin tleines @tiif6su ssOrudteS
pupier, ni6t 70 arOB pis cine 9anO,
dusge19nitten aus elmer 3eitrng
Oritten Rarass, 0a lte6t oarauf:
nDas Bib glr. II mar fleiBig itu=
bert uno gut gemalt uTp. uin., Elm
poor Qiebenspiiroiqtciten pie ie
bonn Sif9 Oes 2rititers fallen, tpenn
er li9 befrieOigt fiibIt.
un0 pie mertpiir6ig - ni9t Die
8iloer an Der @anb, ni9t Die Stu-
oien i'm S9rant, ni9t Die 9el9ide
li9teit in ser 9ano, oas ales me-
benbei, oabon lebt iie ni9t, fonoern
BON oieIer einen rpoblmeinenOen
&ritit".
vOas 1T Ser Sim meines 2ebens,
ooB id bod einmal ~beritanoen lpor=
Den Bin"
90 ungsfd6r fpra9 fe.
Sic matte INNER nod gut. gez
rdoe 10 gut ipte Oamals in Rom,
ais iie f;9 Ga SpanioIa nannte.
limb tie bermalt ibr 2eben unb
ibr @ermOgen, gang genau nod tpic
oamals, als i9 ibr in Berlin beseg=
nete.
limb fs 1T f6On tot. i6ou I0ns..
LANCE tot, aud penn tie nod 30
Sabre leben folte.
.Diebiel S9ilerinnen bat Sbr
prOfeROr2" fruste id iie, aIs i'd ibr
in Miin9en begegnete.
LOS" CAB ie aur Mntport.
Ola i9 Oie tiefe Treppe binuntera
9ing in Die MeIt Der sepObnIi&en
MenThen, Oa aGflte i9 Die Stufen
uno od1te:
1O5mal bie 3abl oieIer Sreppen-
ftufen. OBJ Oas ipobl ri9tig Die 3ubI
gebe Der Soften. oie INNER nod lez
benz $780, ooer 15mal 0ieIe 3a9l,
Oh bas bic 3abl Der 10 'berloreneu
Sugenoiabre geben piirOe2
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

8esreifIi9, a.: aDO8u
brauGt bsnn eigsntlid Der Raufmann
2ange nod 9ilfe in Teinem BUREAU. i4
bemfe feline &efGGfts geben 70 mifsras
BEL, baB er 1sIbft nidts gu beibsn tno
au breden but9" s.; ga. psiBt Du,
Der brau4t ieinen iungen Wdnn nur
baau, NieGlGubiser gu DertrSiten. Spm
OIlein tpirb bos All bel"
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
w1ttSenSe sonme.
Bon G. b. 5auff.

00A - y
Dait aolonen 8euen ipielt Der Binl
uno iiiBt BEN AbenOfrieOen mad.
Stunlm 1haut oas blonde Siihertino
Sen lebfen Sonuenitrablel na6.
Niel rote Slnfen iprib'n timber,
CD iie i'm ipeiBeH Gdnum bergeh'n,
SO lnht bag gnn3e tpeite Weer,
NIs bait es ME elm 2eio geIeb'n.
GIs tpGr' 6ie Ieu6tenb Hare Slut
Gin 6rieoensbafen allen Sein,
MIs 1hliefen nit Der Sonnenglut
Iud bieIe eitle 8inihe elm.
Sic W5fpen f~lattern bimmeltpdrts.
Nls fGaoen iie bic 6eimat Od,
limb eIdubig trdumt oas iunge Ser5
Bon 8eIten, Die es niemals lab.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
.einnsttsg QfIdna4sM.

-Ginnettes 9fldn5HeN =.
Observation-Disclosures: ~Mie. Grdalsia
Gaa. i'd finbe in Sbrsr 2itsraturss'
Iditte ben 2~iebesbrief BON einsm
iuRosn Mdnn2! Sn Sbrsm 4ltsr babe
i'd mid niemdls I'm Die Wdnner oes
tiimmsrt!" cha: .Ssbsn Sis, Grdnlsir.
besboIb bafen sic aud teinsn Diana
betOmmenl"
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

qrofeFor t.. osr 0rbinarius fir
Gbemie an elmer sleinen fran5Oiifden
unicerIitGt, 1T fresen fcines miirris
lhen Wtisns Bel ben StuOsntsn
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-13
By Telephone
By OSCAR COX

Miss Helen SPingler calls up Mary Arnold. ~IS that you, MoN? Yes? Feeling ws this morning? I'm glad to hear it I've called you u1 to ask fl vor think I'd better trim my new pink strk with Iace CT some other material Satin Tank that would look well? Lighter or darker shade? Oh. a con- traStiu- color. Maybe you're right. YcS. I can call around and talk it over with you Four o'clock: can't dc that I'm caca-ed'-
 Inte--u0uon iD a mans voice: "Drat these ua-ty wires, Girls can't you settle the matter aud have done with rs There's a man here met with an accident and bleeding to death"
 Miss Mary Arnold gets the wire Did YOU hear that hovrid man who in- te-uptrd you just at the moment when vou were telling me of your engage ne7ts RohiusonE What Robinson Oh. Hes connected with Robinson s 5enarrmeut store. You haven't given me the name of your 6ance. Speak a Hitfe louder Everything you say iS twisted in with everything else you Say. snI | cant hear any of 1t o0 ac' count 0f that horrld huzzing. Louden Oh bis names Ioudcn. Is it%
 Interruption i0 a mans voice: 'I.s 5sr~ permit me 70 announce to you ;har the man for whom [ wished te can a do-r.r k dad While you were fafr.rfoc j7 your stupid talk be bled Jo 6cejh-'
 A voice. Who's bed 10 desth:"
 Another voice. 'l wish 1t were that r70fou0dod LaudoU those two gossip inc girls werc taking shout"
 >sszs Mar Arnold SnCaks with Eorn,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-13

that would otherwise be available for commerCial uses. and commercial bor' 0oweTs are forced to pay abnormal rates. so that each fall tax, in the shape ot increased interest charges, Is placed on the whole commerce of the country.
 .It must never be forgotten that this question concerns business men geDeraIly quite as much as bankers, especially Is this true Of sOoCkmen, farmers and business men in the West. Go- at present at certain sea sons oS the year the difference in in. tercSt rates between the East and gbe West Is from to 10 Der cent whe7caS ia Canada the Co-responding dtEo~eENa is but 2 Der cent
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-13
UNDERWOOD

The Banking Reform plank adopt d by the Alabama Democrojic State Convention. with the. approval Ut Nr. Unde-wOo3. Chairman ot the Ways and Means Committee:l
 We believe the honest farming, business and working classes of the country could be largely relieved rom pan5cS and consequent unem' p}oymeR; by a democratic revision and codif5Catiou ot our antiQuant bank ing laws. whioh would create an elas- uC banking system and preserve our independent banks from any dominan financial or political control.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-13
RnNSENE-

tT0om his message at the opening os Congress Immediately after the panic e ls0T:o
 "There uOSS be a revision Of our Su-eacy laws. because So leave them as they are means oo incur liability of business diSSste-. AT commercial interests sUfIer during each crop ps-Sa5. Excessive rates for can mon ev i- New York attract money from the interior hanks into the speculat' i've neSd. This depletes the fund
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-13
WHAT IS A SANK DEPOSIT

The GeN0SllS lE iAe oAaNs arH 70 Ngaou 6oI3s-s
 The money in the banks amounts to I,2 bauoa dollars, the money outside the hanks. 2 bilGoD-2 I-s bi- ljoa Of money in the whole Couuuy.
 Rank deposits. then are more than 70 umes as la-ge as the banks. mon ey holdings. they are nearly 8 times as la-Se as tho ,oral syoyk oC money sa Jse roaul-y For every dollar the banks owe Jao.r dc2osito-S they have less yaaa a dime ia money. The say luSs Na-ks have 1cSs than on ro0t 5a mo0ey 5o- every soua- they ovvr sse.- 5onoSua~
 Rank deposits arc ro, mouay.
 waaI tsea. ss a bank 5eros"
 Oaly one dollar .u ywcay os ;ae de0oSSs tss 6sa&s 0>,esve every day ,,aey -ua asog, a 5sU5oa a day are "a money All ;se rest are in tae to-w> >os o-se-~ or promises ,o pay woaev.
 x vaa % ,o yoa- bank and So-7ow S,oae ae 5azk ,-c5tls You with $l.. coe oa ss eooN~ Ta,s IS a deposit k yov d-au sAeSA asaiast ;h.s acrost for S.aae to ray the mov,- eaee oa yoa- home. ;he maa who sess yoa- ,aesk puts B ja his hank. Tass ss acro~-
 F yoG a-s a Go7usa,;u-e- yoU gel; f7o2 a Sas-ome-. ta raymen; fo- SONS. E5S written promise ,o pay you the 4@oga, 5a ga days. You pvt ta5s a.re .z yoa- oaak. which credits yoa u ts ssc aaoaz-. less interest. Cas S a 5epos:- O-. you draw a- o-5e- o2 yo-- customer eo pay vou yae aaoua; i- so days. be -acoe7-s lAe d-as- vo1 p-- :s s- voa- A~al This S a te7os.-
 h such vavs .sc g-ea, 11-k oc aa-k deposits a--ss No5e-- business DaSes as,-& money os }eSs and les 5uro-a-ee .1 -e eychaaEe os goods ee,ues- P7o5aee-s and consumers N.ae-.ea-as os a. ol- business IS now cone v.-z bs-k o-e5s-
 -5e fame vao has wheat and wants 10 buy shoes and meal gess tae sa-sav wt.l which to make Als purchases Hy ge1lag a bank de ross, aza-s- ha wheat He ge,s yats 5e7os; 6y a ban oa the wheat Ss sezuzcy. o7 by selling to the bank yse written evidences of payment to be made to him 6o- h5s wheat
 Tse e7ea. auk Of bank deposits represents. k fact ;se coming of 77o7e-y into currency. A deposit is a liability os the baak-5t is a sum ,ae bs-k owes the derossoo-. The ca5es 7esoz7oe> o5 & bank are. in ad- dirsoa oo the securities st has nu-ch- ased for iayss .menI the loans ic has made oa property Jesrea5al,y gaods moving in he cha2ne.s os trade. vS5cA are sooz to he rafd by the bo-Tove7S.
 No bank Is eve- in a position to pay any large uuube- of iss denosi.- o0s oa demand cash n n,l But, eve-y soznd bank ia sound bank iaE system has 5ts 0eSou0oes in sush 5o-m that a oaa Oltasa cash on sho-, Ro8ce to mee, ;be moSt evUao-dtnavy demands os it's de7osf,o-S
 Evey great Comme-fat nation. v5tA the eI5e7 lon ot the United States. has provided a means where by sound banks can always convert prime assets into cu-eGcy.-BankjnE Reso-m-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-13
WOORE'S MHERF co
". F. Y Route and DepartFrom This Dock

REGULATIONS 1910. open delivery merchandise from to P,sfshabIs ONLY delivered Sunday at night
 shipments southb be accompanied by SHIPPERS MANIFEST Cpspers obtained the U. delivered before No freight VIII be received the wharf after this hour BAGGAE-Tols will be collected CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLf bags and grips when unchecked the public when steamer is nearing opened when have disembaTked Wharfage O application at office on dock. P O. Box I7h E.. ]. SHAW, Manager
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-13
GRANo REDUCTION SALE

The PacE Train Is now selling a big lot of y.0cd Goods at reduced prices as they. are getting too old to hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
 t. Herman Grimm.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-13
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