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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
De nge Sernbancr.

Se npe Sernbancr. Sioen SEN
ltbeloige Streif peo GnIrggene al.
blGites / Wibten al augl,it, er Or
beioet paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ifreoet iepnt fremoper, ifrioer $50.
mar Stiftst." st 8ruSlofomotip bar
belle Sioen ppret / Sirfiombeb, cg
meb Sfinnelegningen er man MI
fommet til grenbbaugen, ca. %
Sim. fra Stta, altiaa n9rpaa oct
babe al StrGfnineen Stta-0omb-
aas. Sfinnelegningen og 9alalt.
fieringen in6itiues / bisie Gage for
iaar, og paabe9pnoes tiblieit m11Iig
til @aaren. S oisie Gage paabegpn-
oeS Irbeibet meb Hpmsoalsbanens
ienore Gel, altiaa fra 8pmbaas. Ser
ltofereS De Irbeiber, fom ligeiaagoot
fan uoferes ON Sinteren iom ON
Sommeren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
"SclfGrb" / @rpnce.

"SclfGro" I Srptce. StleoDlt9s
ger lltIonb bar al Sennefes 2egat
for norif 8rnIt fuat ct Seleb al 1000
aroner iom gibrag til Stobning /
@ronce al bans &ipmpe9ruppe "Sel-
fpro", ioml mi Itaar / 8ibs og lioer
Sfaoe. Sette Serf blep tilfienot
@uIbmebaIie UNDER iiOite Seroenss
uOitilinQ / 8aris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17

Sranb / Gelnlpieiabrif. = Sra
0rammen meobeles ben 29oe 4op.:
granb uObreb ibaemorges libt for
SCI. az | @uiifpgen GelliiIoiefabrif
itrar ~openfor 1rammen. Sobrifen
er ny og lat igang for ct Iar aar
iioen. Sloen opItoo altagelig peb
Sriftion / Sliieleoerett, Ser fsrer Sit
ier op / aogeriet. Sliielageret og
rtpIten belle Saget ODER 8ogeriet
brGnote. &ogefieolerne / Spretaar.
net og Waifineriet err uIfaot, iaa
Sfaoen oreier fig life ON mere emo
ca. 2O,000'a Str. 0riften nil bog bli
itaniet / co. IA Gage. ga 9ranoen
rbbrsb, iattes Der Slanger igang fra
ct minbre Sanbperf, Tom Sabrifen
ielp bar anlagt. Sesnoen fom Ser
ltrar tiliteoe eft Gar 9ugierbaaoe,
iom bar 9ampiprpite omborb. 81
Den blep fulbitGnoig begreniet / So
BET al en- Simes Sib. Sabrifen err
asiureret / RorbiIf 9ranbforiifrings.
ielifab for ca. ~ IiGion ar. Cant
meiteos er Observation-Disclosures as-
iureret for ca. 1 Miaion og .2ageret
for ca. 100000 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
5000 Stem ilastes / @alSrcs. 20

5000 &en ilastes / @alorcs. 20
Samrenielifober = "Smaaoalen"
og "Spfulen", iom baprer paa 5iels
oct melem Salbres og Saain9oal
% 9orgunb / Sogn, = agtcr ipins
fer at neOilagte belle i'm &ensbprflof
= ca. 1000 9pr - paa 200 n9r,
iom er iolgt til Selifabet "9pgoin".
8runben til benne Masienebilagt.
ming ifal ifslge "SaloreS" pere ben,
at BET blir itaoig panifeligere at ifaffe
Sapn til Samreren, ug SmfoitniN.
gerne meb Samrenboloet faloer for.
bolbsoiS foitbarere Iar for gar.
Gisie Selifaber ilagter Jim Hen peb
Storeifar = ubenfor Sjsberg = %
oen bIiper berfra fragtet paa 2Gs
neb Seniebul til Sol og oioere meo
9ergensbanen. s Wooi9tuing ber'
til bar Soteleier ariitofier SDamme,
Sang, / bisie Gage fisbt omfring
1000 Stpffer Hen / Ramoalstrafter.
ne og bill babe oisie paa 5ielbitraf.
ningerne omfring gpgoin, builfe
StrPfninger ban tibligere bar fisbt
al Selegraioireftsr Seftpe. Gilt |
aft pil Der blipe neoilagtet ca. 5000
Ren ira iamtlige SeIifaber | Bal.
ores. Hegner man 8ienneminits.
perbien al bper Hen til SIR. 80, full
De Dem iamleoe Ienilaetning repre-
ientere Ell Gum al Str. 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17

esmaIinm -Snspenneu- er m~ooiaeen I
geo SroeH. % ben or alt 81 fan sHie en-
SpmdiiiEe al barre. Zen sisr soot greeioe
% gaGr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
8ulobrpQu

"SomboIo" fort9ller: @n talri6
Soriamling bapbe forGeoen inofltn'
set iig / oe Ipie Stlter hos forben-
nprenbe 2prer Cars Selmenbaffen
oq Srlt Berthe for at lpfsn'fe Oct pr.
bproiqe @uIobrpQ,1pspar. Ser fom
gobe Iaboer og Slegtninger og Sent
1rer fra fern og n9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
era Odnmdrf.
auripuubct. WeQeeier SoIteooo

6oripnnbct. Weneeier SoItegaaro,
Hsrre Selobors, er foripumbet ira
lit Stem % antases of bore paa @ei
iii Imerifa. 3a ban iisIse "Sfipe
Solteblao" mistGufes FOR of bope
paaiat oen 9rano, Der for noqen Sio
iioen opereif bans Rsle, er Der ienot
Stifbrepe efter bant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
SgaScmmicnm / SGtersSalen?

"ar. ian6S Sib." tager Sr0et for
SpretteIie al eft 9pgbemuie,lm for
S%Gtersbaler. Oct er, ifriper glaoet,
minbre bpggeIigt at ie, of Spters-
balens biItoriife og fllltllrelle Sfotte
fereS bort fra 0iItriftet. SaaleoeS
itoo Ser forleben Dag paa aaien en-
GGffe Sernbanepogne laitet meb
Sp9ninesOeIe al iG~tersoalife Sitie
beItemt for SolfemuIeet paa Spgos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
81 SipmrnS brnfnet.

gftermiboog loo aaptein gIfreS
RieIien ira Den paa Seliingsrs Ieb
I%iqqCn0e norife Sarf ~@ritannia~ al
araaere 10 @iatroier, Ger iammen
meN bam bapoe pGret / 9onb Tor at
prouiantere, tage no meo Stibsbaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
Minbesmcrfet fer IrinIesIe Ma.

RE. Naa ct a~filuttenoe Ieoe FOR.
leoen Tag / &omiteen for Snbiam.
lingen til ct Winoesmerfe for Yriu.
iesie Warie fremlagoes BET ~reoioereoe
&eanifob, bporaf oct fremgif, at ser
iom SiOra9 bar %inofommct Al .03t
&roner oa iom Henter 2370 Ser. iolt
43,404 &roner. Eli Wonumentet pua
2angelinie o. bettes Spiti0ina err
mebgaaet 23,00S SIR. Iii "Griniesie
Waries Stem for gamIe Siemp1tb
og !Siempnbs Gnfer" err Ifjpnfet
10000 ar. og til S%mfoItninger err
meogoaet 1876 Ser. .lt *
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
g}pt iturt Scolpcrf. Sro Stoporl.

NDt ItOrt SeGloerf. Sra Stapal1.
ger mebbeles bGn 25be Nop.: Sm-
firing RPrbs Station paa Seberen
finbes itore Serfclter, iom / gantmel
Sio blep oroenbt / Seglnerfinouitri-
en-. Nu ifal ser Der anIeggcs ct
itort mt Seglperf, beregnet paa en-
oarlig Irobuftion af 2 WiGioner
Mltriten oq $50 titien Soaiten. Slf.
tiein6bpOelicn bill uogaa / be nGrme-
fte Gage. Ser Ell oaereoe tegnet me.
oct 8apital unoerbaanoert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
Ypr NopoDrene norDooes?

Horif Spger- % Siiteriforening
babe forleben Dag tit Ssitmsoe /
Saanouerfs, % Snouitriforeningens
2ofaler / ariitiania. Otter en- bug
gelig Sefsa bolbt &oniernater groh
fra Sronbbiem Soreora5 ON "Hop.
b~prfangiten og Si9epeeten / Iatlt.
rem, feet fra ct 5oologiif Stano.
punft". San itboiflebe bl. a., at
Eopbprene life bare bar til Sfaoe /
Observation-Disclosures, men ogiao
gioroe i'm Nptte, iom (. Gfs. SUI
broen pes at uorpObe Hotter 90
gtits etc. SesllSen 6lep De ogfaa
ofte beifplbt for itsrre Sfaoe, END De
giorbe. Set par oeiaa tpiliomt, ON
man bGpe6e Silot6eItanoen peO at
lorpobe Hopopr, ba Hatiiren altio
iergeoe for at ~opretboloe status quo,
Iaa andre Spr blep ubrpooet, Taa.
lebes eritntteoe araafe ofte Ropfug.
le. Gesuocn glemmer man, at giIo.
tet oite becimeres al Sariot, bpor Der
er for meget al oct.
San piIbe nog life bape hinoret
ben iportsmRsiige HopOpriagt, men
Serimob Sen ser blep brepet meo
Safs, Silt etc. Man bur6e iaa op.
rettet Nationolparfer, iaa Se melt
fdrafteriitiife Irter life ioriponot,
% bern9it burbe man bitore, OF
Sagten ubleiebes til uolpn6ineer,
Tom oite ilagtebe @ilbtet neo. gnbe.
liz biiroe man foretage en- obieftip
llnberisgelie al, bpao Ser bar Top.
bpr, % paa 8runolag berai repioere
2oubeitemmelierne ON oeres isor.
islgnin5.
Soreoraaet eiteriulgtes al en- lip.
liz 3isfusiion, iom oeientlig elf
5oreoragSbolberen imoo.
Seitil Snlefort / Site, Com Grp.
mie meo "BoIten" ct Mar / Sorifuo
fan erboloes 20 pafre Slile OF Gent.
%aarsfort CEoitfort) ubfsrt / Sub %
6arper, iorteret / en- net og poffert
uoitprct seife for Toe ertra iii Gorto
% Snopafning. 9labet oa aortene
altina ior $1.35. aprtanen alene
irit tiIienot for 35c. 9. amnoieu
Fnbl. Co, Geeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17

Sslanb % Sanmarf. Sra ais.
benbopn meobeles SEN 27oe Iop.
timber Sslanbs Miniiters Spbolo
Der or Der meuem BEN Aanife Hegie.
ring og Winiiteren bIeoen iorbonS.
let ON en- mtlig @ienoptageIie Of
geItrpbelicrne for at t~iIpcicbrinqe
en- Soerensfpmit ON S%orbin6eIien
meaem Ianmarf % Sslano. Wnn
bar unber biSic Sorbanblinger ira
banif SIDE faitboIbt, at ba aommis.
iionsforilaget at 1908 ntaa aries iom
bortfalot peo altinQets SorfaiteIie,
fan Der fsrit blipe SporgsmaaI on
Eager : 8ienoptaaelie ira oen Dan.
life Acknowledgements She, naar
Der foreliager ct mt al altinget oeOs
taget Sorilag ON SsIaubs ~itatsretS.
lige Stilling. Me0 ScniDn iii Snos
boloet al ct ioaoont 5orilag er ser
fra banif Sibe enifet, at mulige Be
~itemmeIier ON SSnbfeosretten oa ON
Siiferiet poa Sslonos Sisterritoriiim
maa qioes Ell mere tilfreositiQenoe
Iffattelie enc | aommisiionsiorilo-
get al 1905, meSens man fra IS.
lanos Sibe bar lagt SopebpPgten
paa %iaabanne s@ubringer | SoriIa.
get, Tom flarere betorcr ben ielpitpn.
bige Stiaing inoenior BET banife
Wonarfi, iom oct bar Commissions.
foriIasetS Seniigt Of gipe Sslano.
SorbanSIingerre bar finn /. funnel
pGre al en- i~orelsbig % orienterenSe
Natltr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
Slcre e~lcftriIfe gnlrg. Spao,

Slcre elctfritte gnlTg. Spgaoen
/ iorrige Rr. al "Foiten" oper paa-
tGnfte gleftricitetsanl9g / Selemar.
fem bar iom n9pnt begrGniet p9ient-
lig iii DC peitre 9paoer. Man mao
Ielpfslaelig life gao no ira, of De
sitre 9pgoer meo fine p9lbige arait.
fiber ligger efter. Set iif Barber"
iorleoen bcfr9itet peo en- Soreipsrg.
IeI hos Snsenisr 6i9re, iom bar
pIanlast Ell &9ffe ilige anleg. san
regnet / Sarten op fsrIt en- bel Gel
8aarobrugere | Siterbal, iom peo
6osieialg ira SuGIsios os 2ienios
araiianlrg bar iifret fig elettriif
Gnergi I'll ems eaer Spparming.
Eaa Ssimpr / Siteroal, iom eieS al
%. I. aieppell, Saulano, bruses
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
Splittclic / seugraHif Selifa6.

Splittclie / s%eusraHf Selifa6. -
Sra 9isbenbaon me00eIes ben 2S0e
Nooenber: Som Sslge al en- Me.
ningsforifieI inben geparaiiif Gel.
ifobs 2ebelie er ct Snes WeoIemmer
al SeIifabets Haao, oeriblanot amer.
fietote Soriferranne Tom giceoomi.
raj @anbel, ErofeSior @armina,
aaptein Imbrup, Erpfesior gubI,
aommanosr Solm, ubtraaote. Sn.
gen al Earterne enifer at notoGe ii0,
ianoinnligpis for life at foregribe en-
MGgling. 9e uotraaote ipneS at
snife pisie Soranbringer / 2eoelien
meo mere. Saainart ben bortreiite
GrPiioent, 2ebnsgrepe &aben 2eoet.
3ail, fomnter hjem, oentes Sorbono.
linaer, Tom baabes at iere til ct goot
ReIlltat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17

Sil Srucn, men life oper! Sten.
fnuiersn tilbsrenbe SoloaIs Serf,
iom forleoen aar blep forisgt fisrt
op iii Solbals Serf, err MI otter paa
Sci opoper, ifriper "9iterbslen". ga
Ben ferite Sang ifitlbe flores, bIep
9irefteren peb Solools 8rlber lat
unber SiItale for at bape fisrt anll.
ieren oper Sroer, ibet ben bar meaet
tpngre, END Seiplafaten tiQoo. gf.
terat Ben bar fommet oper 9roen
bIep Den % / lang Sio itaaenoe i
9~ileeIueoaI. Suorbm oct oenne.
gang pil gaa. err life iaa gpbt at iige,
for ogiaa bennegang IfaI oen pasierc
ct Bar 9roer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17

2aan til Stabanger Imt. Sra
Stapanger meobeles Sen 26be Roo.:
antsuOpal9et for Stapanger gmt
bar / Weoe ibag beiliittet at afcep-
tere ct Silbub ON 9aan al 100000
aroner al Observation-Disclosures
"Spgea", 9ergen. gelsbet ifal alt-
belrOes til 99fning al nogifterne beb
en- Hpffe 9pagearbeioer, bl. anbet
al oct me Siubsipgeaipl paa Gale
og ben me Susmorifole. Imtets
famleoe @iplb blir MI 100000 ar.
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22
Some Cause for ReIoIcIna.

In addition to the general occasion
for thanksgiving, every life has its
own joys and every soul its own de-
lights. There are many who appear to
be barren of rejoicing, some into
whose homes calamity has come and
from which have gone those whose
faces we're the love lights of the do
nestle circle. But even here may be
found some cause for rejoicing. and,
in any event, reverent faith may
take up the triumph of the uncrushed
spirit of Job-"Though he STAY me,
yet will | praise him" God does not
willingly afilict the children of men,
and when the misfortunes come he
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22

the mountain. You'd just let things
slide and not care"
And all this because you won't
have turkey for Thanksgiving" he
flung out.
Her eyes met his squarely. You
know it isn't that" she said. you
know it's because | want you to show
that you are different from the others
before | marry You. Jed"
Her hand was ON his arm, mutely
asking his forgiveness for her criti-
cism. But he Jerked himself away.
Before I'd make such fuss about
turkey" he said, and was gone.
That afternoon he tramped the
woods in futile search. He ragged ct
her arraignment OF his manhood. In
the depths of his soul. however, he
knew that she was right He had
let the days before Thanksgiving pass
without worrying himself nightly
about the turkey, and now, at the
last moment, he would have to dis
appoint her.
And all her life little Mandy had
met disappointment. Motherless, and
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22
and whispered-to myself, you III

and whispered-to myself, you I'M
stand
Our little Now lay me-" clear to
its My soul to keep"
Just as l used to say it when I hurried
off to sleep.
And something seemed to touch me
like hand held out to bless
And all at once my heart throbbed to
hymn of thankfulnessl
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22

part OF the day as a turkey dinner"
For a moment he hesitated, then he
blurted out the truth, I'm afraid
there won't be any turkey, honey"
Oh she looked up at him quick.
ly, but you said-you said that you
would get one. Jed
II know, but there don't seem to be
any wild turkeys in these woods; I've
hunted and hunted" said her lover,
with some dreariness
ut seems as IL you couldn't have
hunted very hard" She drew away
from him. Think how disappointed
the children will be-Jed"
Il know. But II there amt any tur-
keys. there amt any"
But you promised"
Eyes. said I'd get one If there was
one to be got, but they don't grow
on trees, you know"
But she did not smile. Sometimes
l think" she said, YEARLY, that you
are just like dad. All my life he has
things, and he amt ever done them.
And when | promised to marry you,
thought that I'd found man that was
different. and loved you because you
were strong. and because you weren't
lazy like dad-but sometimes lately
His lips were set In straight line.
''Wen. what have you thought late
ly?" he demanded.
"That-that as you grew older
you'd be like the rest of the men of
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22
The TURKEY THAT
CAME TOO LATE
BY TEMPLE BAILEY.

-
gether In the bare
grayness of the
November forests
There's snow
In the sky said
the man, and
smiled down at
the girl whose
scarlet shawl was
as red as her
lips.
Il want snow, -
she said. for
Thanksgiving 1t
seems as II the
snow Is as much
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22

2 boys I used
to play with
/ could shut
my eyes and
see
, whole troop
of them wait
ing, and a
waving hands
to me;
freekled, rag
ged-trousered,
with t h e ir
Gnarfc n Il
mittens, too,
4 pict,,ral,,,t
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22

/ wondered if they also
were not lying
half awake
And thinking of the
turkey, and the
Jelly, and the
cake;
And if they had their
fancies of the lazy
little street
That leads beneath the
naples where the
topmost branches
meet
And suddenly | heard
them - heard the
murmurs low and
clear,
That told me they
me, and were very,
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22

And then I
curled up
b o VI like,
with m y
cheek up
o n N y
hand,
A n d S h Il t
my g We &
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22

For they've grown up, as l have, and
strange paths have lured our
feet
The paths that find Tomorrow, and
that never, never meet
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22

Continued on page 81
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22
BY WILBUR D. NEsBIT.

Played pranks with all the shadows
on the wall, Thanksgiving night
The Newark journal., 1912-11-22

They made a splendid picture-but
the picture wasn't true;
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
WILSON PLEASES THE PEOPLE
Governor Is Making the Kind Of Cam
paipn That 10 Sure to
Win.

Gov Wilson is making the sort OF
campaign that wins.
lie Is making the sort of campaign
which proves not only that the party
has Il good candidate, but that the
country will have a good PRESIDENT
Gov Wilson has shown a dignity,
fairness. sincerity which has gain
ed the confidence OF the people wher.
ever hts words have reached.
Gov Wilson is the reverse OF spec
taucular grandstander. Yet on his
western trip he has had by odds the
largest audiences that have gathered
during this campaign
They have come. not to see a show,
but to Judge a man. not to pay hom-
age to a self.made Caesar but to hear
and pass upon program OF national
work
They have heard, they have judged,
they have approved.
They have found Gov. Wilson
man whose prime desire is not to eXalt
himself. but TO serve the people.
They have found Gov Wilson a man
who refuses to be drawn from the Is
sues of the campaign into an exchange
OF barren personalities.
They have found Gov Wilson man
who never hesItates to say anything
good of an opponent that may with
honesty be said
They have found Gov Wilson man
who respects the office OF the presl-
dcncy too much to seek II by a cam.
paign OF billingsgate
In word, the people have found
Gov. Wilson the sort OF man they want
In the White House. They will put
him there
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
BAY STATE ROUSED
GOOD REASONS TO EXPECT
WILSON VICTORY THIS YEAR
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
REPUBLICANS IN THE DUMPS
Their Party 10 Split Wide Open BY
Third Term Movement and Demo
Gratis Are Keenly Alive to Their
Opportunity TO Win.

In his trip through New England
, Governor Wilson was everywhere re-
ceived with vast throngs and every
evidence OF good will The impression
he made justiiics the hope that No
vcmber will show that he has brok.
en- the Republican solidity OF the
northeastern corner of the country
There is. however, more substantial
reason than crowds and clamor for
expecting the addition of some of the
New England states to the Democratic
column Governor Foss of Massachu-
sets, has been elected twice In sue
cession and is well enough satisfied
with the prospects to make the race
third time. The primaries held in
that state showed keen interest
among Democrats and encouragement
aud decline among the Republicans
At the primaries for governor 99,422
Democrats and 1886 Republicans
voted. Here Is a state has has been
supposed to be rock.ribbed In its Re
publlcanism where more Democrats
than Republicans took part IN the
primaries.
The Significance Of this fact Is
greatly increased by comparisons with
last spring and last year The presl.
dental preference vote In April was
uben before Governor Wilson had
been selected, and before the break
in the Republican ranks had occurred
tn hn hn IL
for Democrats to take the trouble to
express their preference. Only IS, 900
did so. while 17l.000 Republicans ex.
pressed their preferences for the pres
ident or Roosevelt. But Wilson's
nomination has aroused the hope OF
every Democrat in the country, while
the third party movement has para
lived the Republicans. At the state
primary the DEMOCRATS cast nearly
four times as many votes as at the
presidential preference primary, and
the Republicans cast less than three.
ffths.
Not less interesting is the comparl.
ton between last weeks state primary
and the primary Of last year The to-
tai vote this year Is about 10000
greater than tho primary vote n year
ago. This increase is made up of
Republican loss OF 1907 and n Dem.
ocratic gain of 3i.37S. Applying those
percentages Of gain and loss to the
presidential vote OF 1908, the Demo
Gratis would nearly carry Massachu.
sets over the united Republican party.
and the party is split from top to bot
tom by the third term movement.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
Tariff and Bloated Fortunes.

Enough instances have been given
by the Journal to show that the tariff
is the creator OF bloated fortunes.
The way IT works is so simple that
1t can be put in the form OF recipe:
Get n tariif, form n trust; then
pluck the public In the stock market
and rob the consumer with high
prices"
The tariff shuts out foreign com.
petition, and thus offers an oppor.
tunity to rob the American consumer.
The trusts are formed to take ad-
vantage of this opportunity
They are capitalized at their 30
called earning power" which means
their robbing power under the tariff
This capitalization is from two to ten
times the actual investment
The watered stock thus issued
costing nothing but the printing of it
is sold to the public at high prices.
The promoters keep control of the
trust in their own hands, that they
may vote themselves fat salaries and
rich perquisites.
The prices OF TIE trust.made articles
are kept up to the highest notch to
take advantage of the tariff and pay
dividends on watered stock
Then a portion of the profits thus
made Is set aside for political cor
ruption to keep the tariff graft from
being disturbed
1t Is very slmple-when the trick
is exposed II is very protitable-to
the promoters.
1t is incredibly wasteful, cruel and
debauching for every one else.
The only way to stop the accumula-
ton OF bloated fortunes is to cut of
the tariff graft that breeds bloated
fortunes.
The way 10 cut off the tariff graft
Ia TO elect Governor Wilson and a
Democratic congress. Chicago Jour
nal.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
Clash No, Reported 70 U. s.

Washington.-No report on the kill,
ing OF marines and blue jackets at
Leon and Chnandega by Nicaraguan
rcbels had been received at the navy
department Rear Admiral Sonther-
lands last messages did not mention
the surrender of Leon, and the de-
partment knows Of the event only
through press dispatches.
Bride Slain, Husband Kills Self.
Cedar Rapids. lathe bodies OF
Charles Novak. 30 years old, and his
bride Of eight months lay side by side
in morgue here following what the
police believe to be n murder and sui.
eide Novak went to a hotel and
blew out his brains. When the coro-
ner went to notify Mrs. Novak he
found her in her bed room dead, with
a shotgun wound in her head.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
That Invisible Empire.

THE transaction itself and the
whole alliance between Mr.. Penrose
and Mr.. Archbold and Mr.. Penrost y
actions In connection herewith are a
startling example OF the workings OF
that invisible empire to whose reign
we intesd to put an end"
That invisible empire in which Mr..
Roosevelt aud Mr., Hartman worked!
That invisible empire which included
Mr.. Roosevelt and George W. Perkins
Of the harvester trust and 'the Nor
gan interests that have been so
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
Colonel's Trust Program,

Col Roosevelt denies that his trust
program was formulated by men inter
ested in trusts. but the country has a
distinct remembrance OF the time
when George w. Perkins announced
his retirement from the firm OF j. p.
Morgan & Co. and outlined n plan for
the regulation OF trusts in all essen.
tials like the Roosevelt plan. 1t was
while the colonels administration was
framing up the notorious Standard oil
dissolution"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
AK Woman" on Trial.

Lafayette, La.-When the trial Of
Clemrntine n Barabet, lax woman"
who confessed to having murdered IT
as part of the ritual of her church,
and who is charged specifically with
the murder OF five persons, is called,
the defense will plead religious in.
sanity"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
Two Aviators Killed In Fall.

Rehabilitation week at johann
nesthal was concluded after two more
deaths had been added to the long
list OF fatalities among European
aviatorG In the last two months. A
monoplane driven by Ernst Alig and
carrying q mechanician, fell from
height OF 900 feet. killing both men.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
Admits $4,000 Theft.

Oakland, Cal.--Robert Holt, alias
Claxton. surrendered to the Oakland
police. and confessed he had stolen
$4,000 from the government when
employed as a clerk with the royal
Australian artillery at Sidney, New
South Wales.