davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1912-12-20
Represented in Great Gather
ing at Westminster Abbey,
Where Services Are Held.
SOLEMN TRIBUTE PAID.
Ogden Mills Reid and His Wife,
Who fastened Across Ocean,
Too Late to Attend.

b LONDON. Dec. %. Tho memorial serv-
Ice for the late Ambassador whiteiaw
Reid at Westminster Abbey to-day was
an Impressive ceremony. The honor Of
such a service in Great Britains most
historic Cathedral has on only few oc-
! caslons been accorded to any but British
subjects OF great distinction. In the
congregation of $500 which assembled
this morning, nearly half were American
residents I'm England. including the stan
of the American Embassy and Consul
ate-General.
Royalty. the Government and every
class Of public life. together with the
artistic and literary worlds. were rep
resented.
Tue day was q gray and gloomy one.
typical Of London winter. All the con-
gregation were dressed in tho deepest
black. The robes Of the clergy and
the choir and the flames from the
clusters of candles before the altar were
the only spots of color against the dark
stone wall lined with tablets and busts
OF hundreds of the noted dead. Funeral
marches were played while the grea.
conversation assembled.
OGDEN MILLS REID AND WIFE
COULD NOT ATTEND.
Prince Arthur of Connaught. as repre-
sentative of King George and Queen
Mary; Lord Howe, representing Queen
Mother Alexandra: the representatives
of other royal personages. the Duke of
Argyll. Prince Louis of Battenberg. the
GRIND Duke Michael of Russia the
Vice Chancellors of Oxford and Cam
bridge Universities, Premier Asquith.
Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey,
Home Secretary Reginald McKenna Co
lonial Secretary Lewis IIarcourt. Lord
President of Council Viscount Morley
Indian Secretary the Marquis of Crewe
and President of the Board of Trade
Sydney Buxton were seated In the front
pews Of the chancel.
Others present included Attorney
General Sir Rufus Isaacs. the Duke
and Duchess of Roxburghe, the Duchess
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13

Whats the matter with AlasSa
 We'll. cuc tDing the matter with Alaska IS that her people think they have ,o go down 10 the states each year aud spend The money they have made in Alaska
 They neglect their own home com forts Co go below and rent somebody ylSa-s
 The7e are hundreds oJ people un- se-cotrE the 5iscomfcrts Of a make shtu yNss,enCe herc: with the weeds growing a7oand their run down shacks they can't be called homes with only half the necessities and none o5 the Iuvuries o5 civilized life; no trees, no flowers, no gardens nothing bu, canned milk and bacon. Vet those sane people win rush to Seattle each winter and spent thou sands or dollars an merely looking at the things which they nigh, own and rpr7c,uaTly enjoy st home
 The Evea fields far away have. ever appealed to the minimizing.
 lt 7s fna A,7-s ruRg~s that are happie<, Tho home owners are the Ereot people ot the world. They. are patriots Al American humor-. tSs cnce said that no one was ever. patriot, enough to shoulder a mus ke, j0 5ofeusg os a boarding house
 Four walls with vsd Of rags shoved in the hole where a window ought to bc. Is TO; a home. A home. ts whc-s there are plants and flow CTS Where the cat purrs ia the suE- shine and where the baby cocs iBI the cradle. Where tho wife and theI old man are ohSms, Where thel family watches the tender vines and greea shoots burst from the moist earth and grow into besaty. Have piano tn your hogle it yop can. ifI you can't, play On your hearts, strings. The sweetest symphonies of life are played there. Make yosr fireSids a democracy, a commca- wealth, where everything is equal A person with such home would as soon think of going to pr'sca as think or leaving it for the cutside
 Everything that Is worth having iu this llfe can be hSa in Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13
JAMES WCKERSHAM

The things that build up character are here. Joy is no; a distant thing
 which has to be sought beyond the horizon. It is a scientific and ever nrrsent virtue as immutable and uualterable as the laws of gravity or the principles Of mathematics. Who would be foolish enough to go outside to find gravity or natural law"
 Some Of the most beautiful homes in the world have been created in Alaska by those who have taken ad- vantage Of the ever present oppor- Junities. In skagway there are lawns and flower beds, trees and domestic animals and gar deus that are not surpassed iu any land. The people who own them are finding contentment. The joy of possession is intensified from the fact that the owners have mingled their efforts with the forces Of ra- -ure to produce something of value. Nature and man work harmoniously
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13
GOLDEN KLoNDYKE Is
 sINTEEN YEARS OLD

Next Saturday, August l7th, will be the sixteenth anniversary of the discovery Of gold in the Klondyke, The day Is to be celebrated In Daw- son and other parts of the Yukon. Speaking of the day, the News says
 The seventeenth day of this month Hlondyke win be sweet sixteen. Daughters born within the borders Of Yukon in Discovery year are now at that adorable. ineffable age. Eondike is as fair as her fairest daughter.
 Young. graceful and rich in prom ise. Klondike commands the respect of her own and of the world. It is we'll that Dawson mark Discovery day with a celebration.
 Not only Dawson but the whole Northland should appreciate the sig nificance of Discovery day The strike in Klondike was the begin hing Of prosperity in the empire tha stretches North of fifty-four. The lucky turn ot the shovel which brought up the gold on Bonanza was the electrifying touch that started the Northland whirliug on an inter minable career Of prosperity. Hun dreds of millions of gold have been recovered in Yukon and Alaska since then.
 Dawson alone has shipped $780, 100000 or more in virgin gold. Other lands have gained prosperity from the energy displayed here. Klondik has enjoyed life the last sixteen years. The future Of this region will be greater than the past. In rallying to preserve the traditions that hallow the early days, the Klondikers will be affording a mean Of directing attention to the Yukon Of the present and the future.
 Let everyone in Dawson help tn D Yukon Pioneers make the Discovery day celebration notable. Not all are eligible to join the Pioneers, but all are eligible to boost and contribute to the gaiety and the success of the day. Let everyone shape affairs to have the big time on Yukon's birth day Discovery day--AUGUST SEV- ENTEENTH.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13
MOOR ES' MHHRE co
Terminus w. F. & Y Route A llSvuthbound dSteamersArrive and DepartFrom

REGULATIONS delivery me~chsndlse to Pcvsbables delivered o0 Sunday or night freight shipments destined scnhbound SHIPPERS Cpape-s obtained |. Osce) freight wH be received he wharf this hour BAGGAE-Tols will collected CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY No charge grips unchecked public when steamer nearing dock opened passengers dsembsrked Wharfage be on application office dock O, C. j.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13

together When we have grown a flower we mingle something of our nfe with it. and It becomes part of us. It's tints and marvellous color ing Is impressed on our conscious ness there to remain a constant joy, Others are doing these things All may do them.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13

A recent report from the depart ment of inland revenue at Ottawa shows that this year Canadians per head are drinking more whisky, more beer and more wine. and con suming far more tobacco than in the year immediately before.
 The reason for this is due to the large number of foreigners from Europe settling in Canada.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13

FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
 Pebbletord and Gibson Rye. Bud weisei, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain fer Beer at the Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13

Spuds foot in circumference are considered only half grown by Skag- town gardeners. Dodglas News.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13

Location notices, pIscer and quartz tor sale hy the Daily Alaskan If.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13
Dental supplies
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS

PILES CURED IN 6 TO i4 DAYS Your druggist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails Io cure aay case of Itching, Blind ;redias or ProtrudinE Piles in 6 ru l4 days soc
 Food cooked as it should be at the White Pass Cafe" Only the best in the market. Mrs. Orloff King, proprietress. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13

HOME GROW WV SPRI G
 CHICKE The Pack Train Restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-13

When the sun doesn't shine. learn to hove Jhe shadows
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12

pen iih Innetbbsdts WieIen utt lire
GnuItern nnb Gdumt. heu unb ball
Ienb brDbnt Dos 9eifnntldtffen Der
Uaenae IN Bic onnbfhdft hinons, tDenil
ein Gpruna Defenders fd0n selnngeu,
ein Gturs bsionoers better perloufsn
TT. Die Bsrss nsbmen ben Shnn oiif
unb fdIeuDern ibu peritdrft unn piel.
seipoltsn binous nnb 5nriid. nno
fiesboft fttigt iiber Der Welt bDber uno
t0ber bic Gonne empor. bic al Der
Serrli6seit srf nnDerseblihen 3anber
perleiht. Wis In Die 1iefsn bes unidg'
bor itimmnngspolleu pfdbes, Der Sfpi'
fhen bihtperfnnsiien 1ihtsn uns pits
Der ins 9bol binob 3u .pdpa Dart
mann, BEN psrbienftpOlIen goridm'
pier bes Ghierter WinterIportss,
fibrt. l1bt Tis ibrs syIdmmftn psr5iin'
esin unb 5nuberi aus ben puntlsn
Gdsn isltfome qihter hsrpor. Hnf
irenn bonn tpieber Der 3us aus osi
freien Gh1nhsif bes 6ar5fpinters bi'
geIudter tn bic @robtaosenss suriid.
fiibrt, blsibt bod iief i'm 6ersen nod
troiireih ein Jiinihen bieier irunotr,
fam t5ftlihsn Wintsrfonne btimlif
nerborasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12

Die bieiies 8sriammluns Der
r.publifanifhen 5prtidrittler bate
einen iebr ihtpohen gsiuh duf5nlps's
fen uno ipos an 4rgumenten geesn
5aft poreebraht ipuroe, mar mob
Itndter. gs tpurbe thm gum gora
purf a.mdtt, baB er iid nit Reatttos
nGreu, pie anor uHo Wideriham, ums
oeben babe. Das III elm oemosoeiihss
Qraument. 9as amtritaniide aabts
net beitimmt niht bic politit Der pdrs
tel oosr bes prdIiDenten. Seine aufs
oabeu fino rein abminiItratiper art
uno in oieIer Siniiht Tam cas j.sta:
Sabinet BEN bsfrieoigenoiten Rad-
peis liefern. WiterIham bat TEN
Sebl oaraus eemaht. oab er ois3ruits
prosefie aIs tsin. befriebiasnoe greols
auuq bieies probleus betrahtst.
srosoem itrenst sr ieoen Tag lol6e
prosefYs on, bd er feline Stsaung rIts
tia ouffabt. gr bat bios Elm Unit
uno teine Weinung. Gr mub ben gss
feblen oes Yro1ipenftn 9e9orneH ppes
ashen. Der 8prpurf, bab Surd ben
prdiibtnten unsinistsit in Der pdrt.l
entitanoen lei, lit dbseI6modt. es bat
nod ME cine partsi obne 5attiontH
asaskn. 5tlbIt 2ineoln purbs bon
ben raoitalen Rspublitonsrn als gtr'
rather bessi6nst. Sbm 9lna es 9sndl
10 fpie 5aft. 2incpln tDoIts kbut'an'
nit Der Sflapen Emancipation 5u
Dert. gebsn uno Sober Lobt lsBt ote''
0oriiht. Taft Ibt bic eIsite goFe
iidt in gesug uuf bi. Sehanoluna osE
Grob.apitaIs unp tpirb sbeufals istn'
Rsdtfertisnns in Der Geihidts ftnOeH
Sop.it mir seiOnnen iinb, etH.n 2aosI
asoen ben VrGfioentsn aussu'prstsn
10 betrifft bi.Isr feline Stslung auu
1arif. 4btr tpenn man ith paror
.rinnert, buB bic republitanllt tNnJort
| idrittIsr s.e.n bi. tanaoi'ts Rssipro
| sitdt geItimmt boben, 10 p.ntt man al
ben 9opF, Der Den asF.I rubis f6ilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12

niht on perfhiebenen Srten ReSer
oem ginbaltsbsf.E snm Gros gehdls
ten babe nnn fie Mntipprt, bic Mithel
ibm .rtbeilte, mar icpotl in gs3uq
auf bic Msife, tpie er fie aab uno aul
ben SnbaIt nortrefflih. tpie ia Witdeu
nbne ssrdae Der tdttpcafte uno etn'
fihtspolite arbeiterfiibrer in ben ger
5taaten 1T. Dem seitrenssn Serrr
Rihter ftarf in bic augen ihdusno
iaste er, bab er Die Rsoen esbalte,u
babe, I'm eds Bolt bariiber dui5utla'
rem, pelh grobsn Mbbrluh bic 8s'
rid1te nit benz Ginhaltsbefebl trsibeu
unb ooB bierburh bos Wertrauen pss
goltes eridiittert fei. Der seftrense3err
Rihier fpiro notwithstanding fir pte''
pffenkrsige gemsrtuHg sur geelgnstsH
3eit auittiren; allein ous dneert nihts
an Der 5batia9e, baB Withsu Den
RaseI auf ben aopf getroffsn bat
Die bas Sniunttionsperfabren Isst
aebanohabt pirb, 1T es ni6ts onbsrei
dls elm rihterliher llebersrtff IN On
ltaisIotipe unb ppliseigenalt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12
Sie garule oes @ablfampfes.

Weun man bic Rsbner Der b.iben
Qorteien bort, bic ii6 i'm gtooember
i'm Wohltdmpf msFen nerhen, fdlt
hduptIGhlih bic 8eritpommenbstt
ibrer DarftelIung Der politiI6enJrog,n
auf, oIs ipsnn feline BON heloen Yors
tsisn elm beitimmtes grosramm be-
f6be. 3uneift bunbelt IS ith bel ihnsn
um unfpef.ntlits WeinunssperIttes
o,n6eitsn, betr.fFs rpeI6er ss Dsnis
petitldet, oh Die .ine oosr onbers I'm
fi6t our1bringt. Wos bas Bolt
fptrtlih brauht, bleibt uuf beioen Sets
ten unbeahtei. mas bDait befrembeno
1T, ea bod tein 3peiisI ooriiber OBJ
tpolien tann, pel6e Refprmen ourh
Die aeaenlpGrtisn @sr9dltniFe orins
ssnb esbOtsn limb. Ssosrmann p.ib.
oab mir nod unter ben Rahpekn
Der panit DON 1907 Itioen; oab bic
Nabri.onten iib.r uneeniigsnbs aufs
TRACE, bic 4rbeitsr iiber ungeniisenos
aobne uno bic breiten gepolterun9ss
tloilsn iber bobs preifs Hagen. Wlan
mtbt bic Shnlo oarun ben fruits 5u
Das 1T an unb fir iih nur gum 5beil
rihtig, oenn Is sibt nod 'shr uisl:
eSnoui itriesrpeis., bic BON ben 9ruits
nod MID. aufseiaust tporosn iinb uns
islbit penn es bamit feline abfolut'
Ritaiaseit bate, III sur 9eniise srfplt'
fen porben, oub 2ruifpren9unssr
teins ipirtIame 4bhilf. sepdhren. Da.
raus aebt bod beutlit berDor, BAT
anosre, benz ssiammtsn otpnomiftrr
Bau Deg aanbes semeinIame urfader
| i'm Gpiele iinb, Die Dsm rpirtfitaFt'
Iihen auFihpuns bemm.no I'M Ms'
| ftebeu. Usan min nit tleinen BE
| fhpihtiaunssmittelu belf.u, tpahrenl
cine Rabifoltur nnthipenbis III.
| Das s.ffeben mub, bariiber Iiefer
| Der betannte Sob GuFfd!uB. bab bi
GntIiebunssssididte einss llsbelffan
beg oi. rihtiss 8elebrury iiber better
5eilung sefpdbrt. Dieb.rbolt II
| fhon gfagt poroen uno IS tpirb Dol
feiner Ssite bsitritten, bag Der ODD
son Der Batter Der fruits III. Durd
bic hoben 30tle, ipelde Die preisreguli
renDe Ginfubr dbfhnitten, fparen bi
/ aorporationeH in ben StuHD gefett
ben Snlonopreis nah ibr.m Btliebel
Isu Difiirtn. Dos bat prdIipeut 1af
lDisberbOIt gsiagt uHD bemOtratiih
Hepner babsH Is uiebcrboli. 1robDtn
uerIeat tsins Der beioen partsieu Del
5hDerpunst hires prosramms au
ben 1arif. Geiesentlih ipirb bon ei
uer folten Reform fliihtig sefproden
Indbrenb lie bod btraernpuntt bes po
Iitiihn Strtites fein fo!lte, Der an
lGtimmtoften gum 4ustrag Su brin
aen III. Gin riebrissrer 1orif aiping
/ Sic 1ruits. biIIigtr 5u Dertuufen, bl
ne cine actpiife prsisb0k nidt iiber
lteiotn f6nneu. D1ne be aontuTrsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12

Die tonierpatipe StrDmuns
In Der bemo.ratiiten Vdrtsi bat Itt
bapur6 fpabrnsbmbar gsmatt. oah
pas 6aus bic llnteriuhung iiber ben
gelb 3ruIt niat einem SPECIAL
Rpmmitise autpeiien piro. ionoern
benz 3pmmittss fir 8antnsien, Don
benz man porausiiebt, bab IS gtorean
unb RDnIortsn niht gu ranb anfaHsr
piro. 4Qeiu Der betrsffeHoe aaufuss
9sibIub pirb jsst koauert, oa eas
Senats aommittee fir 5tpiifsntaat'
Iihsn SanDsl, oas aus raottalsn Rs'
publitanern beitebt, leinerietts stnt
fpl6e untsrIuhuns peranitaltsn piro
um eins eridOpfenoe 9lustunft oa.
riber gu srIansen, pis nett Die glaa'
Der 9yinan5tonies pon Oaa Strsst
gebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12

huloioen AZ IaiTen. .Gibiassittn1 ~
forbern, Osridt 5u hnlfss iillpy
Inudie iie iih ni6t nur niht btlieDt,
fpnbtrn cher sefiirhtst uno DsrlaBt.
Der Mebtiffin BON Ghitmfse geboris
iibriaens niht bios Der eriudhnie
aammerbof in Sottins nfbit ben bo'
suasboriaen 6ubsn uno ikiHtren tStf
bGften, fofpie 60iiinser alps nHo DEM
ge6iroe, lonbtrn aud DE gan5s
g,farrei arams nit Der Risotrssrtdis'
bartlett barber; ierner btinb fis os'
|teut.nDe Sitter i'm Mebthdi, In Ssns
|iirol, i'm llnserinnihoi uno I'm asuttn'
ttale. Die .syrau pon Gbi.miss. mar
|olfo tboiidhlih cine Jiiriiin NIT isi'
dem 2onbbeiib uHb geipihenniube1i
aud cine .6errfherin" in Der JH''s'
bruder Gegenb. Dieter 3uitdnb onu'
erte bis gum Sabre 1903. Gdnid.s
purben befonntlih irfoIge ber fruH3c'
lIiThen Repolntion nnb Der Rriest I'M
sufdmmenitiirjsnoen r6nifhs peuiidtn
Reihe fuft olls eeiitliHen Gtrritdftsn
dufasboben, bdruntsr aud Dns Rsihs'
Hotter 6ranensg biemiee. Damit bate
ter aebtiiiin Moft nnb Beiib In Ii
rol Elm pI1blihts Gnbt. DieIsn
ioben Siur3 - 10 folssrt prof. 3Ds'
mair - beirahtet bos Uoft nls ein.
Gtraie Octtes fir bas nII3u iptItlifs
1bun nnb 1rtiben Der geiftIihsr
Gtdnoe. Torans ionnis iih lsihi ans
| Ttn.a bic ;5rou piitt. Gage berdusbilf
BEN, In bersn dlisitsr Jorm (l8l3 Il
lid, ia tbatidhlid IdlehilDeg nur nn
bic g.rftsinsruns elmer itcI5en uni
iibermiithaaen bcben Jroa bdnoelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12

psmber ben Gieg bdpontr1et. Nber
nm e 3u tpieberbpIsn. bas Bolt bat
sin btjfsres Nerit1nbnib. Dieies Bat
I'm Nopember pprissn Sabres Elm be-
mofratiffes 6ous setpdbIt. neil bic
1arifrsform unbefriebistnb aussefnIs
len III. Gs bat ben 4nfnein, ala
rpenn Snitiatipe uub Rsferenbum aud
fir Die 8unbes Resitruns nGtbis
ipdr,n, bomit bic Dinihe ots Woltes.
bic aus bemoapsiihen Griinben unbss
ad,ttt bIeibtn. CUR Grfiinuna seIdn=
Qen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12
1aB CT Goup. ) olt in iets

9aB @rz 9oup. 5olt in ist=
ner gsnerbuns I'm bic prdIto.ntidaft
in Ieinem toeimatbitaate unterliegen
tperpe, mar porausSu'ehen. Golf gez
bort gu ben Ulenifen, bic ni6t mill
fen, bab lie abgstban fino. Wit ieiner
5emperenslsrei bat er iih in isin pos
litiihes Grab gslsgt unb fir ibn sibt
es teine poIitiibe Gufsrfte6uns. Seine
geIeitigung ipirb tpeientlit beitragen,
Die aanbiDdtur hes Sprefers Glort
fir bic grdIioertidaft 81 forbern, Die
aus1eitlofen mar, 10 lanse er rliht
duf Die einmItbise lnterItiisuns ieiz
mes Staotes rshnen tonR.e. 4us psrz
i6ieoensn gspbddtungsn Der leBtsrsn
!3eit lit su idlisBsn, Dub bic portei
peoer ben Rsdttipndr 5armon, nod
ben gaDitalen Dilfon, ionhern siHsr
Monn, Der 3pii6en ibnen Die Weitt'
bGlt, aufitelen fpiro. 4ls iolher Rom:
promib Sanoibat 1T Spreher Glur'
mebrfuh sendnnt rporben. Gs III abei
Isbtsrsr 53eit audi nod bon einem In'
beren Die 8sbs setpeien unb bds If
9oup. WaribaI BON Snoiana, Del
ebenfa[Is Elm gsmdBigter JortIdrittl.'
1T uno 9ieIen pom Stonbpunts Del
gartei guttit smpfshenspertheI
Iheint, oo man nit Teiner aanoioatui
Snbianu fir Die bsmotratii6s 9drte
aetpinnen gu tonnsn glaubt. mas be
trsffs WGFouris, Glurts 6eimotbs
itaat, auber 3tpeifel s.itsat pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12

Gcmpers unp MitfelI ftekn
pieDer DOT Dem Richtsr Driahi, Der iis
Durhaus ins @jefdnsniB perfen ipil.
Tahbem bas Oberbunoesserin sHs-
fhisben bate, bob bic srite gerurtbeis
lung Der 8eiben uneershtfertigt mar,
oxr aus anberen Grinbsn erfolgen
f0nne, lieb Wrigbt es babsi nift Be,
ipenben, audi nanbem bic Jirmo. be-
ren geihfperben 5nr Btrurtbeituns
aefiibrt, bic AngsiessHbkis battt fallen
fafIen, fonbsrn frenste ein neues Der
fabrsn an. Gr fragts Wtdtll. oh e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12
@pntas, ben IL. 5ebrnar 1912.
0ob GIemsueeau anldbat

Udb . MeHttuH uH1uB1'1
Der Ratifisiruns bes Warotto Der
trays cine fold piitbenoe Rsbe gsgsn
DeutIhlano gsbalten bat, beItatlgl
uHjer Idpn friiher iibsr i'm ssfalltss
1Irtbeil, oaB er Elm Demugose tit. als
Qremier bat glsmeneeau bas golt mil
patriptiIten phraien abgeflttsrt. aber
ole MaBrsaeln sur Sebung Der Wolts'
rpoblfabrt ktdmpft. Der profit oe'
BDrlen Sobbsr uno Der Flutotratsr
laa rbm allein am 6sr3en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-12

gegen bic ginfiibruns bon
Snitiatipe uno Rsferenbum in oieIem
Stuots pirb pprssbraht, oaB iis les
bialih ben aeiI biIDen io[Isa. um Der
Sine Steuer Ebeorie GiHedng
su perftdffen. 0isiss Qrsumsnt
II in 9ssus auf prin3ipisu, iplt gbdts
iafen binfGuis. Wsnn bas 8olt
rptrtli6 bos Gsorgefde SteuersSDz
item befiirnortet, 10 piirbe ss nit al
len priu5ipieu oes oemDtrotifhen RE-
aierunesipItems in Miberipruh its=
ben, bic 9urhfiihruns fsines WilIens
All per6inbern. Wenn bas Bolt niht
resieren foQ. tper pann? 8lob Der
goB2 Nber nihts lit tpeniger 5u fIrhs
ten, uIs Die 8ertptrtli6ung bss 0eor:
aefden Spitems. Gieies lauft Be-
tanntIi6 nuf eins aonfistutiou Der
gooenrente binaus. Damit ift gefugt,
bab ale Jurmsr basssen ftirmer
Derben, ebenio alle G,eiddftsleute
Ferner ale arbeiter, bic bod aus grs
fabrung fpiifen. bab Die Stsuerr
ourd bieWfietbe auf iis abssipGl3t tper.
ben uno fhlisblih ale 8eguer ioaias
lifttfher 2ebrsn, ba bas Georgefh.
Suitem oob nihts onosres 1T, uls
Soaialismus i'm Bobenbeiig. Bei ei.
ner ioIden burt bas SelbitintereH'
aebotsnen unb nfIe 8eD0lterunssiloi'
fen umfaTenben Gegnsrifoft 1T q
bod Die rsinite 5eu6elei, an eine WtDg
Iiht.it 3u slauben, baB bic Gin.
Gteuer BEL elmer Snitiatip 4bftim
mung ourdoringtr fonnte. Si
;surda ipiro bios als 8orpano Be.
nuBt, um bas sSnitiatio Redt, mel
DIES Die 8ertreter bes 0robtapitdls al
Der 8sraubuns oes 8oltss oerhinoerl
piirbe, su Jalle 81 br:aeen.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-21
Gossip About Prince of Wales,

LONDON, June 21.-So much has
been written about the plans of the
Prince OF Wales when he becomes Of
age that there is little new to relate
but society is busy gossiping about
the affairs of the heart of the young
man. OF course, anything but a royal
marriage would be out of the question
and the talk of an alliance between
the crown prince and Princess Victoria
of Germany is sheerest drivel The
fact that they are cousins once remoy-
ed does not figure as an opposing
factor nearly SO much as the difference
in religious belief and personal tastes.
The crown prince is French in his
likes and dislikes, perhaps more so
than he is English. Without rejecting
upon the beauty, eligibility, etc., IF his
royal second cousin, the crown prince
when twitted about the rumor said to
an old friend in good American slang
the other day ''nothin' doin'," and no
one enjoyed the repartee more than
he did himself
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-21
WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW.

Boise Statesman: The court rec
ords speak more convincingly O.
Alorrison's connection with the Meyer.
Haywood-Pettibone cases than any au-
thority. The statement based upon
them, published in this issue, with fac
Smiles of the signatures of the trio
of dynamite attorneys, Morrison, OAR
row and Nugent, attached to the same
paper, ought to satisfy any skeptic.
Morrison's association with barrow
and Nugent, leading attorneys for
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone, and
other facts leave no doubt as to his
connection with the Steunenberg MUIR
der case.
barrow especially wanted it known
that an ex-governor of Idaho was
using his influence in behalf Of the
defendants who were being. pros
ecuted by the state for the assassina-
ton of another ex-governor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-21

Of the players on the Oregon team
and according to the contract between
the two universities the game this
tains.
Graduate Manager Larson has the
matter solely in his hands and the
Oregon team has signified a willing
ness to come to Spokane or Moscow
for the game. Idaho has two games
in the Palouse this season and here
iofore has always given one of the
big games to the Spokane fans. Last
year the Idaho team played the Uni
versity of Washington here and the