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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-06
-AYOR JACOB HAUSSLING has been elected for the
fourth consecutive term by majority of 6.3OO.

n EAYOR JACOB HAUSSI1NG has been elected Tor the
lV2 fourth consecutive term by majority of $500
~ His victory nearly decisive it in
1910 he opposed BY edward Gnchte His majority
in that contest I, ,100 ~ ss3esa e II
evident result Louis Aoson the Republican cam
ddate that he had been elected by
Alfred n Dalrympe nd oth
following
telegr of
election
fora
of control of
bodyfo the first
retail o o
Joseph Med
the snextco
The votes pulled
The
name of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-06

BE not ashamed OF your cratt;"
advertise in The Star
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

Gin sutes Gers. Cine anmus
tbigs Gpifobe aus ben Einbteitsiugtn
Der DuIe ersdblt bsr 0rof CtidpiO in
einem auffus Der ~Juuitru3ions iias
Iidnc1. Nls bic Gltern Der 9uie nod
oIs punbernbe Shauipielsr bon Gtaoi
au Gtcbt 3osen, msiFt absr bon Dorf
5u Dsrf, fnnben iie zines 1ngss aud
In sinsm tleinen fhmuden9 9ausrH1dus.
den llniertunft unb purbsn BON ben
gcltfr.unbIin.D Neiissrn bsIonosrs gut
aufgenpmmen. Geit ianpem b1it. man
tein 10 giinltiees unb fhonss Quarter
gsbobt. ia. bas 6dushen mar fOsur
eshsisi. Mdbrsnn bic gIisrn probs.n
ober fpielisn. blisb bic ilsine glecnora,
ober tpis bic Mutter lie All nenneil
pFlsgte. bi. fleins Hord. bnheim bei ben
Gaitgebern, bic bas bsfhsibsns flsine
Mdbhsn rafh liebaeponnen unb pers
tdtfhsIten. Sie iHsniisn Der tltinsn
Iuie aud einepHpp<. cine jener fhlihs
ten 6oI3puppen. bss bnmnls nod Mos
b. tparen. Glepncru Fiihfis fih fpie I'm
parobisf.. Mber zines Wors.ns erildr.
/, ihr bic Mutier. bah man nun bns
parnbiss DtrlnHen miife. Die Wons
b<rihufi oins reiter. binnus IN bic
frembe meIt unb In nnbeiunnte 'ers
men. Denn bns wublisum III lnuniih
unb perlnnet num Nbn.hsfunu. Die
tleine Nora hsgnnn fsrastrbredtnb au
neinsn, man mubtt fis NIT Gepalt aug
her cemiithlihen mphnitubt aishen.
UNI bitisrIin fnluhjsno Dtrlieb He
bds Dad, iiuter benz he Gin 6eim gts
funbtn su bnbtn glniibte. Gnblid gss
lana es. bos Rinb III bsruhiaen, "a
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tduIe getgte i MD einmdI nm unt
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fc.lns crsinans. SIC. ss-1s12. .sesufs amen.

Glns Grsiasns; ss; ss-isi2. -ssssis an,sn. en-
bCg-, bic 3sif uno ben 8lat Der reeul6rsH
SilStfaibs. .8afnmrIlunesn bsfdrsibeub
Set es berprouet bon benz Stacrrctb ter
Elabt CINCINNATI g.adf Cbts:
SsfiicH /. EGe Eesfion 81 hes CrbiH1ns'
seesy amenetri rssrotn fou, Dot lie rss foisi
Inaies.
. eeiiien 81 EsauInrs sserfamml.ineen ses
Efabfrnlhs, init Ausnafmc bon aliIi iinb au,
gl'i. fc!Ien isben Tierfsns i'm gicbtrctbs. gaaIs
abasbciteu pcrben, a11oneeab Inn 7:sQ ubs
abeHbS Edb-efIb 9ldf urle auauff foIeH fob
chs SerfrmmlunaeH nun en- eriien Gieriias hor
befagttn Dsrnnfen iiaiffinben. Der EtGon6ft
tam asf Hnirne bin trgsncetne rrsnIare Ser.
fGSRniAHa rnsfetvn. Asrntmner TieMtfcG aul
einsr Sslerfdg fdui 70 fol- bic rseuI6rs Der
fnminilire sH Tstfifro6 iiaitiinbcn.
Gefftcn 2. Eesaatc Originals Gefiion 81 rDr
befagtem Gr6innns.ssobe1 IN bterblr6 spsca'
rlfsTI
Ssiftcn 8. 1iefe rrbsnuns fou In srnst ire
ten uHb Glgftafeit bobtn crn une rad Der
fraheifeu bonn ysfes< ert,ubten 3sitpuuffe an.
anGsurMIner an 6. Tanunr ". o, 1919.
xiMtnr d. SebufcH
@rdfteenf bee Stobsrnfp3
gsaIaubist: Urftnr GSre, Gierf
Ills
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18
apsis fur QsHtraIisren.
office htr gountp.a M utffHrs
a "A n n n IN nu I eusn

~ y v VI ! ! y = u %
Cincinnati, Gbio, 1s. 1aIruGr 1912
afrfitefIfr ansthpie rperesn srt.
efecneenommeH IN oeT Cftce bee Boarb OF
9GAnfs QemMliisoHesS bis Sreiiaa ben 10.
Jsbru1r 1912 LII ~ ubr nhtfags, fur Sis
na 6ite tenee @oaHfgNf4T5eii:
SeHns cen EpessfftaiIcEeH SO. 29o-ylir es
ne QoHcgeies sErii1e IHo slir gGtfiiuuEG an Der
Hiner Aonp uH 1aGaIap 0reei gtoae in goies
talr 1riuHfIp.
lie arbeti bat Bn esidshen in uebereini.ir,
uTaHa nit ben SlaneI uH5 Spssifit1ftousn,
lrelte lee! In Der Eftiee hes 5oGrb Of aouHtp
ScnnItfitcuers Gufllfaen.
naf augseoit mGfeH anf ycrmugarea cusae.
fsrtiGf ifiH. nesdt IN Der Office Dee Rcab OF
QonKfn GonmliiloHers su hGben ftne. urr1 BE-.
eisiiei fein ecu einsm &oBb im gsstraae bon
eininuftnb lsi.o0o.0o) Dollars. NIT Sspef esitsr
nnn aenueeHeeH Eatgsu, ais Ssdethsii aaflr.
hab Der ateier ben FoGtrnit eineeben rptro sEs
sHcrsanni mire.
Tis 9ounio gomsnH.nrs betclssn Gn bas
9eti eer, ireeEeeiH cbtr ale uHssbute an
perfrerfen.
1rn auf.rass Ses esars Of Samilion Qounts
EcmUif ffipntss.
etanIsr efrHtIs. arafhen..
Htisf': aIbsrt Aetnbarbt GltrI
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

Serr (einen 4r5t ouf Der Strnfe
ami nreef,nb: sid, better Serr Gof.
tor mir lit gnn5 erbarnlib 81 Wu-
tbe. SD fa1tn mid faum nod fort
BET pegeu Dor Wattigfeit. Sogen Sic
mir INN Gcttes WiQen, tDas ia neb.
utsn iol.
Grat: .Eiue Urpf&fss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

Tie, aIs fs gsrabt iorgIdm unb lsiie bic
Mcbn5imuiertbiir tpitDer Einter iiA Sus
mahis. sWag haft Tu semahi. Ncrn2s
lInb Die tleins GuIe untportsx mti Se.
fentteln Hopi berciid: Sd babe msine
pupps I'm Mobnsilnmer selaNen. bds
NIT spsnigftsns fs gliitlih fsi. linb In
ber That, unter ihrem Mnntsl btrbors
gen bnttt lie ihre seiisbis pnpps bius
alifgtitasen unb iis forsfam nuf b1s
Goph1 geitbi. Gs mar niGt m6glt4.
nas Rinb 5u iiberreoen. bic 9lnppt NIT.
3untknen. Gle tpcnte ne liettg rtyaies
rem. ais tneliidlin ipifen, unb n blitb
bic 4p!jpuppe bonn aud ~ BET gts
mi4tii@tn iDsrmen GDothR Hubs, mdbs
tsu1 Rsta N ~ tslmbs jso,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

90 4 b 6e;t fir aIagmeite SonsGrbeit: fietne
Sdrnilie: gutter gcbn. $3.50 gab.tt,eio ape.
Clifton 16-1&
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9dben aue EftSeH spire griinbIi6 &c.
Itnrt lStserstsErbetf sptrn anafnrurruen)
EdInu,, zoos Ilm Ctr.
Gnfe eeut6e Ee6Fu fuHt gstuung iT2i
Gin Ctr, 8. Stpc. JrcHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18
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1nitiag I'm ! 80 ilHy hcu eer g3otraug ibrer
aocier sSrau 1touas Subtel, 80. c23 Ganio
CtraBe Gus 1919
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Wao bcu fir aIleemeine SauSdrbctt. 7It
Greerfpoob slbe., Moononle.
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nd bGen fiir adacmsine SGns1rbeit. 3r.
gDrn. gfaeine. Mapio Aun Bite nro GienDdp
sne, ATfee 5tus.
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i'm glter bon 72 Sabreu, 2 msoncien iiub q
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icoen fIHo bon
Ills TIN frauernben 1tHfrybfisssneR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

i'm alter bon rs Sab-en Q sUlonnisr uub 27
Iaaeu. sic &eeroiqnnG ftnbet yasni.na, ben
20 Suuuar 1912, Nahmiilaas I ubr. bon Der
aapeuc oes gettenbcfiotfers Sp. BiIoehous,
1911 stlRa StrSbe aus itoit
tcuio, Sbio. Chattanooga, GeHn., 2eitunesr
fuoIlen. bite, .opfrcH. u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

Cater aii iidbensSeIfer init RefereHier.
Rldp5ufraaen i'm Eormiforb, 1927 eim sff.
3unee ber et,pas Ron Der gdceret beritebt.
1900 gfnee Ctr
Borter mne Baiier. Ali Gin Cir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

Udriner, berbeirotbefcr Iear1I, urn etfieH
43ripatpiat In Der Bcrjfabt an iiberHshmen;
nsilb eritsr GIaiie GupfrbIungen bnben 5sonf
fnittoQA i6-2o
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i'm @Ite hon 65 5otrer. 9 aecnaier nnb s
Z l9en. De Seit ber seerblguaG rtrt fpdter
b.ialtnt geTHaGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

gtrrb an mlontng, ben i5 .5anaar 1919,
g'atis II llbr 20 Utinuten. in ibreI BcbHuna,
SO. 537 q II atterta crate, unfers tnnislt
ee.Itbie wtutier, Eebfpitgermutter ure 0rcsulit'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

81 d b eten anr aushiife; fLetnc Ttgrisie
IT'S Eft Hihpepob Abe, Sfnonb1Ie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

SteIIune sefrti als cdrtucr cher qorier
esn eiftcm lehtpen ulstieItdbrteen Wedur !;
fdfH HnfeH. Fiirnnce unb atibe beforeen.
s. @, 1924 Sine Str
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GInb. 81 Sit a. Ctr, 8. Giod.
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wso numb arcu indhen GsrIuna In elmer
YTttut ssamiiie-ots ssrnu ale ao6iH, Der
f0sonH fiEx 9ans. nrS 8uile-.ar5eit; Grrfcp.
hiHgen Srbn Grbcref, 101 StHeinc Gtr.
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9nuusb alter In BEL sinen s9tftirer. Sdri't'
lid iicfsafrngsH BET ". T1ssaer, 15e5 eerp
irni Mpe
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1uqsn 7ie 9eereipnng t,neet ttatt ben Der
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IN Rtattna Ebio ein feierlitheS Nrdttem oos
gt6aiicH nifo 5Teunoe ftno siuaeidbeu. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

dtmitb, inngrr Iebtaer gaann. Der s7a,
qenartsii nue 3ufbeifId1en gut beriisnf,
f4ti gieunna. ON Ilebifer ouf bsm eaHre.
q BgIfaro, 63i Oft s. Ctr
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rbetf pefn1t bon einsm iunoen perteraines
zen Nnnn; eefdtdf mt Edtreiner. cbtr 9ipes
fltttng mrtoeussn. Z. g.. 257 gBeft nc.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18

Garmer miitlcren alters msnun uub lrnu.
ftdeu SieHnnp; eer .1iann 1T eri.er aInf.
N,df6erin. R4sieriH uro ao6iH 1888 Sim
@frdbe.
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oelichir C,ntin Dou Snf1p orefe, III ibrer
9soenunp, Go. 107 Gai9Iua Eirafe. 2ie 3ep
Der I9ccro igunB iyiro igAIsr b'iluHi semGdi.
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Starb dTu gltttfpod. ben II. 3anudr 1911.
I'm Gas Ilbr Torpens. nod lGnaeH, fttpersm
2eibsR infer tunigli peiiebiCr Sntfs. Saier,
Shnepe pe-pGier, Srosndter, srlIoer uHa S6pd'
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&rob HEh Gafes. g. R. 1915 GInni CIR.
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96fer fuds eteIuna nIs erf,e Scnr on grco
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1915 3tne Ctr
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Gin sttIIma6er fu6t aEbei 1907
slGce CIR.
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q sgdder fudbt noc eintpe Taae in ser
Rode ntmai aud siur fteiige Gteihins an.
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IsIterer FanH flfit traerit tpeIGbe Iein.c
Grbetf. Gbas. Snlif, 1919 BiHe Sir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-03

Miss Birdie Laekey epent Sunday in
La Junta, the guest of her sister, Mrs. H.
j. Clark.
Paul Hardey returned to Denver on
Monday, after few days visit with Rocky
Ford relatives and friends.
Mrs, A. E. Mcbride returned home on
Tuesday from two months visit to her
old home in Mankato. Kan.
Mrs. G, A. Karns left for York. Neb.
last Friday, where she was called by the
serious illness Of her father.
Mrs. C. W. Taylor and daughter Melba
left yesterday morning for an extended
visit with relatives in Illinois.
Judge Minor has accepted the invitation
of Salida G. A. R. Post to deliver MEM
orial address in that city on May so.
Sol 7. Wolfe came down from Colorado
Springs on Wednesday for a few days
visit with the doctor and Rocky Ford
friends,
Mrs. w. F. Green is enjoying visit
from her brother, Charles Browning and
wife who arrived early in the week from
California.
The Ladies Of the G. A. R. will hold an
important meeting in the |. o. o. F. hall
on next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
All members are urged to be there
promptly on time.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Young and family
who have been visiting Mrs. Young's
parents, Mr.. and mrs. G. H. Larmore
and other Rocky Ford friends, will leave
today for an extended trip to the Pacific
Coast.
Id. Hale left on Sunday for Chicago
to complete arrangements for the coming
cantaloupe season. He is expected back
today for a couple of days stay before
leaving for the Imperial Valley to spend
the season.
Union services will be conducted in
First Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening. The speakers will be Mrs
Shaw, the noted temperance lecturer
and Rev. J.. S. Martin of Pittsburg. Pa.
who will speak on National Reform.
Friends will please note the change IN
time of the evening service at the Metho-
dist church. intermediate and Senior
Leagues 6:45 and preaching at z:45
The address by the pastor on Sunday
evening will be Lessons from Macbeth.
A general invitation and welcome to all
Mrs. Minnie L. Higgins, Of Denver
Grand Worthy Matron of the Order Of
Eastern Star, will make her annual visit
to Acacia Chapter next Tuesday evening
and preparations are under way to receive
and welcome the honored guest in mos'
appropriate manner. All members and
visitors are urged to attend Tuesday
nights meeting of the Stars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-03
Made RAMS.

For the first time in several years the
Royal Arch degree was last Thursday
night conferred upon team OF candi-
dates by the officers of Rocky FordChap-
ter No. Sc. and despite the fact that the
degree team were green at the work
the intensely beautiful degree was con-
ferred in most efficient manner, elioi-
ting the praise of all Royal Arch Masons
present. Splendid refreshments were
served at the completion Of the intiatory
ceremonies. and yet the members and
visitors managed to reach their homes
before the midnight hour had struck.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-03
Brethren win Hold Revival

A two weeks revival service will be
commenced on Saturday evening by the
Church of the Brethren, to which every
body is cordially invited. The revival will
be under charge of Elder B. E. kesler OF
River Bend. who is noted evangelist IN
Northern Colorado. The meetings will
close on May ls with love feast and
communion. which will also be open to
the public as well all the meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-01
La Toilette Tells What His
State Has Done With Roads

business. For the year 1910. com
pared with 1909, Notwithstanding
reductions in rates and improve.
ment In services. the. water utiii-
ties increased their net earnings
1906 per cent: the telephone utiii.
ties. IS per cent: the gas utilities,
~ per cent. and electric utilities.
27b per cent. These utilities have
even exceeded the railroads In the
rate az which they have made cash
investments In new construction.
while the increase in railroad
construction has averaged lb per
cent a year for ak years. the wa
tor utilities In 1910 increased their
new construction OF property per
cent over 1909: the telephone utll.
titles. 80 per cent: me gsa utilities.
l.g per cent, and electric utilities.
ab.5 per cent. Wisconsin certain.
~ Ia not driving capital out OF the
state. when the electric utilities IN
the single year OF 1910. after two
years Of regulation by the state.
made bona fide new Investments Of
IS per cent greater than 1909"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-01
THIS LEG TO
HAVE FUNERAL

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. Ito be
chief mourner ut the funeral OF part
OF himself 10 to be the unusual ex-
periencc OF John Noes OF this city,
who was run over by a street car
and injured so severely that the am
putation Of his right leg below the
knee was found necessary.
As soon as Noes recovered con.
seriousness he asked for the missing
limb. and TO his surprise was told
that II would be disposed OF.
Moes objected to any form OF dis.
posal by others aud the physician
In charge returned the leg. by
Noes direction the limb was placed
In easket. taken 20 a vault at a
local cemetery. aud when he has
recovered II win be Inferred with
full hurias rites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-01

DETROIT. Jan. undaunted by
sore throat and lame hand. the
latter badly swollen from the grips
OF Cincinnati admirers, Senator Rob
crf NJ La Toilette started from here
today for three days tour Of Mich
lyon. tie was billed TO speak NJ
Flat In the morning. at Saginaw
this afternoon and az BAY city to-
night.
Al Flint La Toilette raid:
Having brought the steam rail.
roads OF Wisconsin under state COT
troll, We proceeded TO extend the
control Of the railroad commission
over all the other public utilities In
the commonwealth This VAS not
accomplished until 1901. and II was
not until 1909 that the commission
waa able 10 establish over itn public
utilities = reliable system OF &C
counting.
Let us sec now whether thor.
ough.goIng regulation OF these pub
ilc utilities resulted In Injury 20
the successful conduct OF their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-01
AT the Theatres

Stone has just little the edge on
him. All OF which hardly begins to
tell about In Old Town" Besides
Flossie tiope. n craekeriack dancer
and actress. James q. Reaney. a
singer with some pipes. and Clara
Palmer. slanguage artist. there liz
a pony ballet Of eight and chorus
OF really pretty maidens. about two
dozen In number. And also. the
words are written by George AIDE.
the slang manufacturer. Gustav
I.uders Is responsible for the music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-01
At THE METROPOLITAN

Sunny. spry. supple Fred Stone
spilled about the biggest bunch OF
bubbling. breezy. frivolous fun
stuff that any individual has pulled
off at any local playhouse for the
past many moons. And David
Montgomery. his side kicker In In
Old Town" at the Metropolitan
theatre this week. runs him close
second. Stone Is one live wire In
the show business--ne's blessed
with that thing called versatility.
and can never give an audience
enough. Even In bowiuS hls appre
citation to the hand he receives be
only insokes demand that he give
that chuckle-laden bow again and
again. lie sings: he IL a real bang.
up artist when II comes TO shnk.
ing his feet. he's an acrobat. he
walks a wire. he throws the Iariat
with the best of EN-: he comedIases
all over and IL good In character
take-offs. That's Fred stone. Mont.
gomery Il all OF that excepting that
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AT THE GRAND

= 4 49, rAt 80 ~
VIOLA. veIarc and Campbell fur.
nish thrilling bicycle act for the
headilncr at the Grand theatre this
week. RAnh a Drew. musical com
edy artists. have one 81 the nsatrst
talking and singing acts seen NJ tho
down town show house. Danna
Bartiess IL cello player With
class. The photoplaya are good.
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IN the way she handles the eharaci
ter OF Nell Gwynne. the peftty little
actress who won n firm place IN
the court OF king Charles II Of
England. despite the intriEues OF
some Of the court ladies and court.
iers. II In a difficult role TO play,
that OF the impetnous. rockieas girl.
who IL. nevertheless. the responHt
Bile head for the life and love AZ
fairs OF Sir Roger Fairfax. charged
with being a traitor. Myrtle NAne
assumes the frivolous and serious
complexity Of Nell Cwynne with
artistic finish.
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VENICE. Cal. Jan. IA. ). Lee.
proprietor OF 81. Marks hotel. IL
suffering with something like mai
de mer as the result OF uncon-
aclously eating monthfui of doc
meat ut a big po~-wov OF the Sioux
Indians. In winter quarters here.
When told that he had eaten dos
steak Lees faoc was study. first
white. thea crimson. Then he
beat II" for an emetic. and since
has been confined TO hin bed.
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Keep on Organizing, Says Compers

country may not only be proud Of
It's achievements but look 10 II with
the confident expectation that the
cause Of right. Justice and humanity
will be protected and advanced.
I urge that labor mon organize
more thoroughly than ever. thai
they be persistent and lnsistent In
maintaining their right and that
they be patient. patriotic and hn-
manc.
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L. y. Rosenbaum. general counsel
for the Oregon a Southern railway:
Lot Davis. formerly probate judge
at fronton, O.. and special tar aitoFl
ney for the state OF Ohio. and l.. A.
Nicholson. formerly city judge AT 81.
Joseph. Mo. have formed Law part
nsrship. under the name Of Hosen-
baum. Davis a Nicholson. with Of
fIces at 2f4.222 Hsighi building.
Second ave. and Pine ri. 80
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A STREET CAR
HITS AUT0M0Bl

ny united ffess LEASED Warsl
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. i.-~Seven
mon and women were thrown into
tho street and at least two OF them
werc seriously injured when q
street car here struck the automo.
bile In which they were riding early
today.
Miss Grace Sesster. one OF the
party. received decorations about
the head. and n possibly fractured
skull. r. ID Scott q guest at the
Manx hotel. had several ribs frae.
tnred. while his wife sustained con.
tusions and was badly bruised.
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The MARKETS

The following are the average
prices qaotsd ~ the Local whoissAl-
srs on focal produce. mssts and food.
Prices tn all essss are subject 20 va
Ration, according 20 frsshnsss and
general sxceiiencs. bus these prices,
unless othsrwfss Indicated. are for
strictly first grades
BdRs and Buttsr---GsIltnK Price
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MILAN. Italy. Jan. i.--Disease
similar In its effects 10 that which
killed nearly 100 persons In the
last week In Berlin. has made it's
appearance here. Sir deaths were
reported today.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. i.--Ex-
pressing their JOY 1t the advent OF
the new year with every noise max
ing device known to man, zoe. 900
san Frauclscans babe 1911 goodbye
herr In the biggest josfest the city
has ever known.
Beginning early in the evening.
Market 81. and the cafes were
jammed with shouting. rafting. yell.
ing thousands. and when midnight
came tho pandemonium must have
been heard clear across the bay.