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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

6%enrp's, lucldc Gin Spc5in(s Gomitt
iiir bic llnt%crild)lrG bc5 0ci0truit3
pcrtnn9tt. pcrluorfcE :ilo Ser %prs
idllnA ~llnbcrpuop'S, Dem ifdnpiNcr
llnttriudlunas Spmitc. dlip in oisICnl
Ndllc ncm Goritc iiir Santpcieu. nicic
llntcriudlnla III i%ibcrloNcn, nit tt5
Qc9cn 6G 9utAcbciBcn. Gabcre 9tcbe
ncr. rucldlc nuf Scitcn lEuocrunDo .
iInnbcu crtlGrtcn 9cruNt Acrdn2, Ncrc
SrpuI bucc pcrllldlt. ntn otmotrGs
tiihcu GuuNrcB 5ltr SiihrHu6 cuncr
llrtcriuduna 81 5piuaeE, pcldc icilte
3iclc unh 5lunr i'll ~Iciltr &ciic
pcrfolQt.
Gonure5muHn %it,or NtrAcr. Zen
Sp5inliit, bat inn Observation-Disclosures
cine &orlaac cinAcreitt. bic Pos
5iimmrcdt fiir niS &itr0cr pou
@aibiugtor Ill observation-disclosures pcr
!auat. @u ioli sic Staot hurdl &nbl
cilicn 8:irncuHciiter mn sine bcioHs
perc aeicbgcbcuoc aGrptrihuit filr
g.tuuisipuIfrngcu, NNcinbIn acnunnt,
crbu!ieu. SEES @citcrcn iollcn Die
SkI!ilNil A3lp plS SAill' NV >fA1~6iNNb1l'N
hc2- nntioualen hotanilden @nrtcns,
it1btiidco @igcntbum mcrbcn. Iltdv
sic StroBcubabncu Ipllcn Dor Der
Stdbt iibcrnpmmcn ipcrbcll.
Ter SnnccSicnat tam am 3. Tebr.
iiberciu. iibcr hie 6ntififatiun rcr aft
semeinrn Observation-Disclosures nit
Wrpfhritanuirn Iuo Nrnntrcid am 3.
Mirj 5nr NbitiMmnua 81 ihreiten.
Sieirr Scitlu6 bc5iebt iih ami allr
ImcnfcmcntS AZ ben Sertrngcn.
Gbas.. @&. Shipob, Der SrGiibcn:
Der Bethlehem Strcl Co.. crtldrtc am
s. Scbruar pur Dem Scunts Sinau5
Gomitc. sas Der iiinsite Seriht hes
Yurcam fir Sanoel nnS Nrbeit, laid,
unb nnpsrcht let. Ter idhrli6e Suhn
aler Yrtcitcr, Srhrliuse eiuaeihlpiien,
bciraac i'm Surdidnitt S7SS.S0. Sic
@cb1lttr BON Silitcs In9eitciiicn lIiiu,
ieien babel ni1t in Setraft geao8en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
5mr Gage int 1lcrifs.

Suiolac ser @crittc ans @terito,
nonah Die Sngc i'm ~iiiplihcu STEELE
Nt@ Ynubc% BON SdA 81 Sn9 9cf1brs
lidcr miro, iubcm o;c Ncpulitiun iih
itttiN ml5breitet uuo Nic %rouiuS Gbis
hEnlru bcrcit2 NGn5Iih lih IN Den
Ndlpcu Ter SninrgcntCn bciinoct. bat
rG2 @unoc2s Stunt2 Stpurtcuucnt be-
ialipnc!L. nH nIic Imcriinncr in Wtcs
rlfo hit &nrmmR crncbcn al luiicn.
'ih III @ldcrfcir III priugcn. &ubc
ScGIntc ert!urcM buB yc6cn uno
GiGcuthmm Der Hmcriinlcr in Wcritu
in Qr3Btcr NsiGcr iGcbcu. Iu Ser
njcriiuniidlcn Njrcn5e itcbcu sur 3cit
$500 Mam 8uubc2trmppcn. NnA
ciucr Guuicreu5 nit aricQSictrctGr
SIUntIon bot General Mtojor @upo
Ben Slichl crluilcu. $4,000 0iann
SmntStruppcu bcrcit 81 baItcu, nm
icpc Stuube on bic mcritnniihe
@renSe 9eiporfcn 81 iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
(Siir bieic Seiture bedrbcitet.)
Cinfabrmms Der 31aketpn6.
Sprlagc uum Senats. Mnsihuf fur
Xpitiaden u%urbereitet. - S6hifge=
iutft anf elf Yfnnb beihrdnft. =
@erslcidenbc 3uiammenitcluns Der
Naten lit frcmeen 96nbern.

" ui bingto il, 3. g.. 10. Sebr.
- Der Scnnts Irlsifub iibcr Ypite
dmtcr unb YoititrnBen arbeitet Die
Gorla9c our Ginfilbrun9 Der Yafets
poit aus. Sie Hcgierung bat NIsz
funIt nnb Snformntion iibcr hns
Eatetpoitipeien in anbercn 2dnbcrn
eingcbolt unb Der IusihnB bat pas
erbaltene Watcrial beim Gntiullrf Der
0orla9e periucrtbct. Sic erbalteue
gmsfunft lcbrt and. bak lid bic
Gafetpoit in fat alien 2anSern
bcsablt.
Sns Gomitc cmpiieblt. ,alcidfans
mad Wtlliter bon elropGiibcn SGn>
bern. Den Sarif fir EafetbefDrbernn9
mittelit Der Yoit auf 10 Gents iiir
haa critic unb bier Gents fir iehes
ipcitere Sfnnb feit5uieben. Yafctc
ilber eli Tfunb perben nid)t anse
nonmen. Gin e~lfpiiincises Yafet
iuiiroc bemnnh so Gents fuitcn.
Sieic Gutt lit fir bas gauge Gam
9iiltig. Wnu nil abcr ein 3oncns
fpiteln ausarbtiten iiir Yoltienounsen
ianerlnl6 Der StabtgrenSen.
Sciterrcif bat bic Gafstpoit 5uerit
cingefiibrt. S~clit1dllanD bat hnS
pitcrreitiid,e 8atcns lnb 3oncnipiiem
uilgenonmcn. Scmnot pcrbcn eli
Hfunb linn 6 Gents 5cbn Ieilen ipcit
bcforberi. oiroBcrc SiitanSen fpItcu
fir aas eli Siunh Yufct II Gcilt2.
Sir idnpererc Hofctc gilt Der sro~
hllierte Souentorii; idgmercrc Eatcte
ais 10 Sfunb ipcrbcu nid)t 'angcz
1rnlrlcil.
Sic cn9liidlc Yoit bcrrdluct 6 Cts.
fir ba5 critc Yfnnb; s Gcuto fir -
Siulo; 10 Gents iiir 20 Yfuno.
SaS S%6ditgcipid,t. II |iunS, foitct
% Gents. Sn Srdnfreid werbcn &C
Yfuuh um 10 Geuts; Go bis II
Hfuro Inn II Gents; II bis %
Hiuilo nm % Gents icbc Siitan6
lscit beforoert, hpd, gilt bic Hdtc ah
gnbnbpi. 3uitc1ung bonn Snbnboi
ms SallS fpitct i~ucitcre fiiuf Gents.
2nrembnrg Int bic bilisItc Tafcts
bolt. Ynfete i'm @cipitt bon %
YfiInb foiteu 8 Gents. bon If Yfunh
5 Gents nnb fir icpe ipeitcrc %.
&fnnb Gin Gent mchr. Eafctc biirfen
bis gu 112 Sfunb lpie9cn.
Mud Die SfpciS hcf6rbert Yafete
febr bi1ie. IL Yflnb foiten 3 Gents.
3 Yflnb 5 Gcnts. 33 biz a. Hfunb
fpitcn % Gents. GrIaubtcs Iayimals
geipiht 10 Sfrnb.
Sapan's Hotc lit 4 Gents fir IL
Rfunb %seiuobnlihe Spit unb 6 Gents
fir einaeifriebene Eoit. Warimalges
tpift 1914 Yfuno foiteu 10 Gents
nnb ipenn eingci6ricben 81 Gents.
Ser ruiiiihe Sarif lit iebr complis
alert nnb ridtet iid nad @eipift uno
Strede. Pafete biz Su 2 Yfuno to-
fen bon ~ big % Gents.
Sn 8ried,cnlanb unb Stalien lit
bas SD6itseipiht auf II Yiuno ieits
seiest. 0ie griehiid)e Yoit bercdnet
10 biz 40 Gents; Die italieniihe 11.6
BIS 1913. Yatcte, Die ~beionbere Goras
falt crbeiiten. miiiien in Stalicn einen
3uihlag o 80 SroSent beSablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
UerIbieHeneS.

&6nia George unb Die &0niain
&arp iinb na6 elmer Ibpeienbeit bon
brci @ondten. pdbrenb beren lie lid
IN Snoicn frDnen lieBen rnb Ole Sul<
bignnsen pieler ibrer fiiritlidbcn 0as
fallen cmpfin9en. mad Der Sauptltabt
2pnbcn 5iiriid9efebrt nnb be9eiitert
e%mpfdngen iporben. Sbr Nufcntbalt
ipirb MIR bon filr3er Sauer Iein, bonn
iic iperben DGbrenb oes SriiblineS unb
GommerS cine &unbreiic gum 9eIudc
Der enropdiiden Sole unterncbmen.
Sas ensliidc llnterIeeboot "A 8"
lit nod cinem 3uiammenltob nit Dem
&anonenboot ySa5aro" an Der Siios
fiiitc Ger Sniel @risbt a~eiunfen; bic
Sciammte. aus bier SfiiSicren unc
5ebu Wam b~citcbcnoc Seiatung lit
e%rtrllnfcn.
Ser cnsliide Sampier YYomeran"
rannte am 2. Sebriar Den Sumpier
.GQeobani" Der Samburs Mnlcrifas
3inic an Der aiiitc %irginin's an. traf
benIelben fat 9eualt mittidiffs mlp
brod,te ibn gum Sinfen. Die Coils
fipn ereiguete lid rs Mcilcn norbs
6itlid bon Sap ScnrD nno Der .Slles
ebani" Ianf perbGltniBmdBig I6neu.
Sic YaIIasierc unb Iannihaften
purben nit GROCER Iiibe birh Die
Goote bes .Yomeran" sercttct. Cine
Ganif ipor nidlt bcmerfbar. Die
eiicrnc @mbe beS &apitans bsS oemt-
t&en Sampfers nnb has muftersiltise
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

IunSeu, nm ben b~eimtebrenoen
airfcnfiiriten 5n begriiBen. Cine
Yrn6eiiion Der tat6olijhcu Srrcihe
.gcIcitete i'm nod ieirem 3eime I'M
Dad Bay Siitrift.
Sm InIhluiic bicrau m6dtc nod
.auf Den iplgcnbeu 3ipiihcuioll binac
ipieicn. lperOcn: Ills Bottom perlau>
tctc: $m aapitpl nllrbc am "a. Suz
nuar befnnnt, huB @puperncur j . j.
nuf @runo ciucs altcu. Die Srcuunrtg
Der Stride bonn Staoteu bctrcffcIpcu
@cicses nntcrin9t hat, baB itdl
ed9 ncuntc Snfnntcrie Ncgimeut hcr
MILLS bon MtaIidduictts. ein Srci>
lpili9ens Hcgin1cnt, nit icincn Dem
Studtc %geborigen &affcn an Der Ma
raoc betbciligc, Die Sur 9cluiQfpmutz
mug bcs Cardinals C,GpuueIl
bel iciner Nntunft pon Nom 0eplunt
lit Ser Setbcili9lng Scr Ntuuuid,ais
ten an Der Yaraoc obne &Gifcu lpiirbc
iibrigcrs niht3 I'M &cNc itcbcn.
Srotcihntiidc @ciitlifc buttcn hcim
@puuerncur Yrptcit gcgcu Die Sc
thciiigun9 bco Hc9imcntS erbobcu.
Mnpor Sipacrals, Der %orIiBcr Mcs
Sonalo on pcmofrutiidcu StnOtS>
Gpnlitc uuo mcbrcrc Siii5icrc bc2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

aird)cu linb @rabmGler. &dhreab
mo- Die &enidch 81 Sunbcrtcn aui
bas Sdufipt id)lcpptc - rpas iinb
5000 Mcnidlcnleben", rief &obesz
pierre, ngegcn elm Yrin5ip" - pcrz
nid,tete man nlD9lidlit Niles. mas an
@onurdDie nnb Stride criuilern fpnlltc.
aein aunitperf mar Dor Der Ger
itoruuS iihcr. ia Die &iiuite unb
Standardization lprlrben alS ariitofraz
tiidl 8eadltet, Die 8elebrten gefopft.
Sds StraBbnr9cr Iiinitcr, bus berrs
lihe &crt bes Ieiiters gripin. entz
sine nur purd cineu 3ufall Der ausez
probtcn 3erItDrrm9. Oils Die 8epolil>
tio%nsmdnuer Den Ylan erDrtertcn. ibr
perrudtes Gorbaben auS3ufii6ren,
fam elmer auf bic Sbee. Dem Miins
tier, %anitatt es ein5urcibcn. cine aus
@led) seiertigte 6reibcitSiniiee auf5uz
leBen. Sarauf ging man elm; fpabra
Ideinlif. neil es bod. 81 piel g%efoltet
babcn ipiirbe, Die Stride Su 5eritDrcu.
SelIte. mo ma i'm Spnamit elm ebeus
10 biQiseS oils mirfinmes Nittcl Der
3eritoruns beiist, piirben Die Eah>
iolser iener Safpbiner bDd)it pabrz
lheinlih benz 8eoanfen, elm ioIdlcS
8ebdube nieber5uleeeu, treu bleiben.
lpenn Tie in Der Gage ipdren i'm
als3uiiibrsn.
g%inittpeilen besniiaen uniere SoSinz
liiten iih bamit, bic Saline Der rptben
Sntcrnationale amf bic Spite hes
a5lner Zones 81 bificn! - B. +. I'M
Billie. Sn @irflihfcit lit man natiir@
lid nod nid,t 10 ipeit; aber mas rtait
tbnn m5dte, uenn man Is thun
f6nnte, perratb cin i'm tdglidcn
,9tew Yurt Gaa", benz &auptorsan
Der Sosioliiten Nmerifa's, erIhienes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

ais Silrser an firbliden Seran@
"ltnltungen unb Gerlanmllingcn ibrer
@lallbenSgenoiien 81 bctbciligcn, 10
filtocn mir cs nfinercrietts meoer flus
nod atsebraht, tpcnn ifd cine aus
datbc!itcn b~citcbcnbc WilitGrtruppe
ocs Stuntc5 III &cbr mn Naffen an
Ipc5ifiih fatboliibcu @erduitaltuugeu
bctbciligen mill unit Iusuabme bes
Ntilitdr8ottesOicuitcs). &ir balteu
Die MISUNDERSTANDING elmer burd)lpegs
rciIllidIeu SdIcihuug auf @runD Der
%SrcnnuuH BON Stoat unb STRIDE idpu
bc@bnlb filr unGcbrndlt. lpeil nan lid
luuIt hcs Hcdte5 bcgibt, gcgcn Die
l~le6crgriffc nlbcrcr %crluabrung einz
sulcgcn. YSu5 mil man eiupcuocn
9cgen bic sur @]clrpbnhcit lpcrbenbe
@cpflogcubcit Der SUgrn, bic Gjrlnos
ircinlcglrua nffcntlidlcr @cbdupc SI
bcIprgcn, lptnu ntun nidt iclbit
itrcr0 Den Nbitanb innchdlt, Den
Die &crfdlinug porIiebt? Sir ms
lit Der 3uitulh, Der cS Stride uno
Stnat nift gcitnttct. Gcmcinidnftlih
SIT mirtcn, llidt Scr iNcnlc. Sod CT
iit i'll unicrcm Sunnc, rpic Der %pcrfuIz
iungandBiGc, Der notbperbigc. Snz
hcr iolltc nan ihu louol bcobabtcu,
pua licgt i'll IQcr Sntcreiie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

3egincnt5 bu6cn an ocn @ouperz
ncllr oppcltcrt, Die Set6eiligung beS
GcgincntS nit &nffcu pur itd)
gcbcn 6l ldilcu.
~&ir bnltcu bu5 fir burdaltS
ungcbDri9". itrcibt bn8u Die .Ares
rito". go cner0iId) mir ms bagegen
lucbrcu pilrbcu. luenll MA g cillcn
Sffi5icr, eincnt St~aatabenmtcu pber
Sun0esbcalntcn perlpebrcn lpplltc, lid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
uemes 0eieb iiber Staatsan.
aekSriafeit.

Berlin 6. Sebr. - Ser Bun.
bcSrotb bat ben @utlpnri bcs nclcu
Wclcbcs iiber Die SraatSangcbpri9teit
s~ut9ebeibeu, Der iiir Scutid)c in Imes
rita BON grpBtcr %ihti8feit 1T. Gin
9eutiher ipire IN Der Solsc feline
8eifsanscbori8teit nur purb @atu@
raliiierurs in eiuem anberen 9anec.
bnrd Sabnenilndt ODER Hid)tcrfiiaung
ieiucr militdriihcn Sicnitpilidtcn Dor
Grreid)nns SeS 80. Sebcnsiabres pers
lieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

Mmftrcten Der Seeleute, bic anseiidtS
Der cisenen 9e~bemSgciabr feline annere
Amfgabe perfoigten, ais bic YaHaaiere
su ~berubisen unb in Siherbeit sn
brinaen, erm6slidte Is, Mac sm retten,
trutocm bic 3eit iebr furS mar, mto
has Sdiii jebe Wiuutc 5n iinfen
or0bte.
Gin iiberalis ipmpatbiides Gho bat
Die armpe bon Dem poransIihtlidcn
Nmcrifas Sciudl ciueS bcutidlcn @ef
ifwaSers. ipclGes pcu Yrin6cu Iealz
bert. ben hrittdltciteu Spbn beS aais
icrS. iiber Den S5eau besleitcn ioll,
aciunbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
tspc5na tr OUic 3eitnngl
Cardinal O'Gunneu's grp6artigsr Grnpfang

Seilc Gmincns. Cardinal @m.
ESonncll, traf an 81. Saultar mad
ldnacrcm Nufcnthalt in Hput. no CT
Den Snroindlabut crbiclt. iuicber in
Bolton, Wfnli., Gin. Gr tit Der critic
Der iemals cincn i~tdnpiscn
Iufentha!t in Den Heu= Gnslanb=
Stantcn aenummcn hat. Sbpobl bne
%cttcr icbr uugiin'ti9 mar. tattcu iih
llngefdbr 100000 &cnitcu cin9cz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Scb6mSliek! Sds6mSlieb!

Ius Yaiptudci. 81. g.. perlautet:
@lerunbbreiBis iunsc @dhd,en, lpelhe
in Der Snbrif Der Hc9iua Sace Gomz
PAM beihGitiat paren. limb al ben
Streif aeann9en unb babeu iih al Die
@eridte scponpt. nm fir ibre sethanc
Mrbeit ,%peniaicns eincu Wuhenlpbn
uon 81 su erlanaem. &ic lie iasen.
belief lid ibr @odenlobn aui IA bis
90 Gents unb uur iolde @tabhen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
{ Spe6ieH iiir btsie 3citung Ton s. 81
Ans altafbinetun, 9. 6.

aus ssn Salleii ers G%pnsreNss. =
lleber ue~ftdicbsne gorlaseu, bic
tbciis -einserriht, tbeils nusenums
men iunrbeR. Ins bemofratiifc
Saus;i has fhun gieles nufsebedt,
iuas anfnerfiamem Irdi0enten, ,uie
Touiepeit snb Salt cutsangen lit.
Iieber bnran, eiuem. sroecu
Shwineef 5t nnteriudeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
(Spn Der Gcntrlls Stele)
l)as biz rotDr 9ntfrnationalr wia!

ncs Bib, bu5 cincu nit Der pbrp9is
id)cn NilBc beflcibctcn So5idliiten
BARTLETT, Der ipcbcu nns rutbe Banner
au cincm Ger Sumtbiirmc scbist bat.
Ser bcutidc &uiier, SiidDfc lrno
Sriciter, III bdBlihcr aorri.ltltr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

iuelfe ibre Irbeit nah Den 9rbeitss
ltunoen nit nad Saiie nabn,en une
iid barau nod BON DEN Iitglichern
tbrer Snmilie belfsn lieBen, permods
ten etiuas mebr ais einen Collar per
Bp6e beraus5uihlagen. Die WGos
den itebeu i'm Ilter bon ingcfGbr 16
Sabrcn. Die tdglihe Irbeits5eit be-
trus 10 S%tunbcn. - (-H. y. StS.s
Seitung.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Sabraaug Al.

@ls bic Srobc iranSOiridc 8coollls
tion in boiler Sliitbe itanp, iuaubtc JIG
lid nid)t nur 9c9cn Die ibr unbcauce
men Weniden, ncin ibre bdnioniIhc
Wltth ipanbte lid ebcnip gcgcn nllc
Senfmdler ais Stein uno Gr6, gc9cn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Spe5iea fiir bieIc 3eituns pom 6. H.N
antrrnntinmales.

StaatsiefretGr &uor iibermittelte bess
nentidben gptihafter cine Npte iiber
bic Stellnns Der Der. Staaten a.
China, in iuelder er (n6tbtsenfaaS)
semeininmes @prseben Der N6&ts
befiiruprtet. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Der neme @cianstc fiir paris.

w aibiu9ton. 3. e.. I. Sc6r.
-Srditocnt Gait %crnanntc Den tribe
rcu @plpcrncllr bon Ohio. MtDron 3.
Scrrid, sum SotiGuitcr i'll YoriS,
ais Nntfolgcr puu Mubcrt Bacon.
Die oprtigc 6c8ierlm9 bc5cidnctc
0crrid ais oScrioua gratd".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

in Scufhlano, ScitcrrciG luo Scr
Sdpci6 berriht ltrcuBitc aGltc mo lit
Der %crtebr hurb Sduccitiirme
6crltprt.
III &%nibiuatou innb Gin IuStauih
bon McinmRcu betrcifS Gbiuu'a Sruis
ifcn Ter TcaicrunN unb Dem bcutiNcu
Sptifuitcr irott.
Die clearinghouse 8csicrung rid
tetc on Die Wcrifaucr in Sunrc5 sic
&drunng. uidt iibcr Die @rcnSc Su
ldieBcn unb bic @rcn6beltinmmn9cn
ltritt. 81 reipettiren.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
1.ANKseIVINe THOUGHTS.

My burning heart to Il. "r T. makes ne jump w Think .r
 punpEiu pies'
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

jplain that some of it has had it's rise m the feeling that there have been many worse years in the country's past history, and in the very apparent belief that some of the years doubtful questions have been settled It may De Well, however, to call attention 10 a few cautionary signals that are wis
 lble. The coming year will in all prob ability witness an activity fought if rot, indeed, a very exciting presidential campaign, efforts by both the party in
 power and that in opposition to play
 politics and incidentally tinker with
 the tariff, and it no doubt will see continued efforts to put the antitrust act to further use in a legal way. Then.
 too, present and probably future high prices for food will constitute d bar to fullest buying of the secondary neces- s<lrics of life. Finally the effects upon Consumption of shortened agricultural yields, or, as at the south, of much re-
 duced financial crop returns, are yet
 to be reckoned with. On the other
 hand. it is probably true that under existing conditions neither a presiden-
 lltl tbCllnn nor d prospect or tariff
 revision creates the feeling of unset
 tlcment that it formerly did. Further
 more. the basic facts cannot be ob- Scured that stocks of goods are down to hard pan. that any change after two years of repression and of growing up to the cOuntry's productive capacity is likely to be in the direction of eXpan- sion; that money is and promises to bc reasonably easy thus inviting new investment, and that new crop pros poets in the spring are a source of
 possible stimulation. IT. has already
 been found in several industries that given right prices an excellent trade is possible of developmnt. There are
 problems still to be met and solved. but the cheerfulness after trial shown by the people at large augurs well for safe methods of trade expansion. for saner views of possible political prog ress and of legal regulation of business and for real national conservation and upbuilding in the year to come.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
A SONG OF BREAD

 Do you know the Indian summer, with
 it's wreath of mist and haze. As of smoke from dying embers of tho
 heaped-up summer days2 Have ye seen the robe of autumn. like
 a royal mantle spread Ger the golden throne of Ceres
 crested with it's brown and red? Have ye seen the chaff go flying in
 yellow mist and spray When the drops of wheat came trick
 ling in the harvest stream all day ? Have ye watched the spouts pour
 forth their floods of grain upon
 the bin?
 Do ye hear the song of Harvest
 when the wheat comes in? Have ye seen the brown shcaves
 passing from the stack into the
 maw
 Of this toothed and belted ogre that
 devours the bundled straw. Casting chaff, as though in fury. with
 a squirting jet and gust. While the hidden kernels gathered as
 the miner pans his dust? Have ye heard the voices singing cf
 the men, whose corded arms Yo<ed and tanned these stubborn prairies-these brown giants of the
 farms?
 Do ye know Peace and the battles
 that the armies of her win? Have ye heard the heralds trumpet
 when the wheat comes in? Have ye heard the roar of turbines
 and the whirr of belts and
 wheels?
 Do ye know the joy of hunger that
 this age-old millstone feels When this yellow stream comes flow
 ing through the night and
 through the day Till the steel and stone gray-silvered.
 like the reef-rocks with their spray?
 Have ye seen the black abysses of
 the fleets of Peace that wait For the golden streams of harvest to come down to oceans gate? Do ye see the bread of millions-of
 the folk who toll and spin That they may share in the Harvest when the wheat comes in? Do ye know the joys of labor? Have ye tasted of the bread That is earned with sweat and st:ug- gle, when the sun up overhead? When the chaff of strife gone flying in a jet and gust of spray And the grain of life threshed from it at the closing of the day?
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

purposes unattained. while some seen to be wholly indifferent to the mat ter. one day being to them as another To the earnest man the beginning o a new year can not be regarded care. lessly. It is a time for meditation ant self-eXamination and for rededica- ton. It is the beginning of . new period of time. with duties. op- portunities. trials. triumphs. and al the mingled experiences that make up human life coming in new combi- nations. He cannot look upon it witf indifference. The times of the begin nings are important; they may be- come pivotal. As in the beginning the continuance may be, and the end also.
 But the future is to us like a bark on an unknown sea. our eyes cannot Ipierce the misty veil of the future: We must direct our thoughts to the past to the cherished recoliectiuns.
 And as We are standing upon the threshold of the future. a vague sor- row takes possession of us. and tears almost rush to our eyes. as we think of the many happy hours we have spent together in familiar haunts which we have learned to love SD well during the past year. However. nature teaches us that We cannot fol- low out our own inclinations. So we must part. like the fairest flowers bloom to die. and fondest hearts must say goodbye. But with the sweetest knowledge that many one has con tributed link to an endless chain of memories written upon the golden pages of history. which We hope will never break, and as we look back over the past year and see wherein we have succeeded and wherein we have failed. As individuals. perhaps. we shall see many instances in which We might have put forth a better ef- fOrt-we shall see many failures min gled with the successes. But as a whole, there can be but little regret along with satisfaction and pride which we shall feel.
 Nineteen hundred and eleven has been a prosperous year for Arizona, and now. as We enter the new year. let us spread cheer and comfort. en- coura cement and emphasis broadcast. not only in words. out with deeds also.
 Let us do our work this year and Scatter buds of balm and leaves of
 laurel.
 That We can place in every hand: Little deeds with pleasant meanings That hungry hearts can understand.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
Especial CoTcSfoHdcaccl

lSpCCiU ( C0TTcN1oHdCHCC
 Nineteen hundred and eleven was , period of striking irregularity in trade and industry. but despite evidences ol widespread caution and repression, 1 fair, in some lines a record. business was done This, it is conceded. was generally at the expense of profits which later, rather than the aggregate Vo.ume of business, came in for wide spread complaint It was q year oi generally high commodity prices. brok- en, however, by some remarkable eN- Iremes of movement in staples. caus- ing especial strain alike upon mana featuring industry and consumption and eventuating in a leSscncj volume of business and much idle machinery II was furthermore. al year Of decided unsettlement. of intense agitation in some financial as well as industrial lines, which for the first time eXperi- enced the application of hitherto un- tried methods of legal regulation These, at first viewed wi,h decided alarm. later lost most of their terrors and with the passing Of the year to- ward its close somewhat saner views of politjco-economic questions led to a perceptible improvement in general sentiment. For the purposes of a trade review. indeed the year should be divided into two parts. with the first eight months generally a period of disturbance. of short time in indus try. of withdrawals from savings banks of tariff revision and tinkering, Of crop scares, of closely considered hand-to- mouth buying and of slow collections. while the last four months was peri oG of some relaxation of caution. of growth of more cheerful feeling and of a disposition to look on the brighter side Of things
 There were many drawbacks to trade and industry aside from real or fancied obstacles finding their origin in new