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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
nod, itIbn in bUbtrtn Gtaroen. be
lblids unierfdrift.

nod, itlbn In hUhtrm Gboro<n. be
ibtift ilnierfhrift.
Gin 3ufna fpitlk mir DOT 5dhrer
irpbbtm Gin oerariiseB .@ebeimbu4
in Die 6dnbt. .gapis men bilFiaen
pferbsn oas gsibtn d~ba,nobnt@, 70
lanitls Die lisbsrihrift elmer abbono
luna. .@ei gplmonb pergrobe man
bas 9oroerfsil zines ptrenoeisn
Sdpeires. Sft Der Tonb i'm spei.
ten 8itrisl, nnnn lOi, man nm Nit
t.rnudt ods cine gldit NIT alien
altifte aus nnb nab, "a in ein,a
cad elm. 9sim puben IN Der Grits
b,otbe mon T6 NIT Dem ftinteneen
Slid in ben StanO Ds bifiia.n
gierO,s; i6noppt Is gu. Damn bait,
man ibm osu 8roden bin, IS pire
piitia 5ufafen, Damn jsbo9 tpie BON
Shlda qerihrt iiehsn uno bic 9iideE
auf INNER bsree6sn."
I'm mtin,r 9i,nitHit babe i'd elm.
mol bi. grobe ouf Dos Grempel ser
madt. Dom 9o[monb fab i'd oabei
ab, aud irdi nur Elm bonn JIsiIdbss
lhauer xanitanhst.r Stinten, Der
Ia Sage eingsgraben mar. in 4ftion,
bi. @irfuns mar trob6.m liberia
ittnO. Stpan, 70 bi,b oos biifse
gieb, ods poro.m i.lbIi ben dlteftsr
5tanbeIsu apportisrtt, fi.l ~bssreifll'
herpeiIs duf ben siHg.nabten runos
!ifsn Sappen nit pabr.r Wo1uT!
6inein. Gin Bib, Ounn ftrtdte fa
Der Saul, rolt, bic 0b.rIippe hi.
in umatirtmpeltss portemonnaie foft
5is aum RaIenriemen Der Stanbalf.
Ter Eot, nun ltsts er ben aopf au'
ben RdnS Der 6euraufe. unb in oiefer
5tequng, Die ielbItmorbsrifhe Mbfif:
otrriet, blie6 tr ~regungsIos itebsn, Biz
man ibn gepubt bate unO nit @es
malt sur 8eTinnuns brudt.. Niemdl5
bib Der Snredlid." pito.r. ia, er
penb.te ilsts Gnsitlid bon ieIbft ben
aopf db, ipenn man ben Stano be.
trat. DAB er einis. Gage refi
ldlsdt fraB. beunruhiste atpar BET
WadtmeiIter febr, bod bisitr Sdred
odb Iia bdlb. Der Sdinfen puroe
isierli6 eingsgrubsr, Nnn Snan
mar turisrt, unO tsin Riidfa1 fam
pur; cine 3uiammengenid,lte Stall,
fbiirs. bate Jpn i'm 9otfulle ouBer.
bem getpib tpishsr Sar RaiIon se'.
bradt. Probatum est!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
Salfannnrnhen iflnlS an
Enrmnnael.

Ger entbrenrenbe arieg 5piider
Den 9aIfanitoaten unO Der 3iirfei
iibt ieine Birfung 1uf Die Ser.
Stanten bereits in einem empfino.
Iidlen Wlnngel an 8abnirafltpager
fir ben 8etreioetransport ans. Die
&~rieg5iafeI bat ben 8rei5 0es 8ei,
,ens leBte ISOLDE Inn 3 Gents bin.
cufgetrieben. Ger Wnngel an ee'
eigneten gnbmpagen 5eiat iif be.
icnoers an Siniert, Die iioIih nnh
Gitlih bon Smaba lnuien. aud,
baben Die groBen SfIafthauier IN
'5iioeC maba nift genug aiibhpoger
sum 8eriano oes 5leiides sur Ser
fiiQunq.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
e. aud BON Gamble icinsr gabI elm.
csiddtt iperoen.
@irfHna Der s3enfdtn 1asfeier"
in Vlnffnmnufh. Wfbr.

Nir freien itns, nhieren Seiern
m~ittbcilen 81 fonneh Dab bic beier
tes Geittiden 9aecS in 8lotts.
mouth bon grobartigem eriolge &c.
front mar. Dor alien luar es Elm
mornIiiher grfoIg. Gns 5eiifomite
ibeiIt Der Y1ribiine" nit. oob oos
eertige Geutidtbuu bon geseiite.
riing ~bineeriiicn mar. Die 9eut
ifen lDerocH iidl tpieocr belulBt Dab
iie gein einig @oIf pon griioern"
itiO, Die cute QmeriIaner fem Ton.
reiL obne auf5uboreu, quite 9eitide
a.; iein. aiif Der mntericae grfoIa
IieB nidlts III tpirnifeu iibrig, oenn
cbiuobI bic ausgaben erbeblit no.
rem, tuaren Die einnnbmen 10 gut,
hab oIlcn DECENTRALIZATION nafsc.
tommen iucroen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
3uiiden Guoieselt unS MiIit

3iuiiden GDoieuelt uno BiIion
lit cine Seboe ~entbronnt, Die be.
teits 81 6eftiger 9eoe mo @egen.
:ebe biniiber un6 beriiber 9eran-
~Iaiiung geeeben bat. Sn elmer lei.
ner iiingiten Reoen 6ebauptete Bif,
ion, Der Stobltruit Itede binter Dem
Rocieoelt'iden 9rogromm, Die Re.
auIierung Der 3ruits betreiienb.
9%fooieoelt beitreitet oas, ober @iLion
b!aibt babel. gr be5eihnet Gilbert
Gurp, oas 5aitpt oes Stabltruitg
uno George %. 9erfins, einen Der
9ireftoren bieier gignntiifen aor.
poration, ols 6ie MGnner, 6ie BEL
Dem RooiepeIt id)en 9rogramm @e.
rGtter g~eitanoen bdtten. 9ns lit
aid bon anoerer Seite be6alptet
iuoroen, obne oaB man ii6 in Ser
umge6ung Rooieoelt's Ion0erIidj
barber aufgeregt bate. gn Iif
piirOe ia aid nifts 6ogegen al
erinnern ieir, tpenn &ooiebeIt audi
berufene 8ertreter Der Snouitrie III
Motbe ge5ogen bate, ebe er feline
Stelltng sur 3ruItfrnge icitIegte;
eiaen 8orplrf miir0e man inn erIl
Damn MAIDEN fonnen, perln er lid
Die 8orihldge 0ieier areiie unbeie.
fen ongeeignet bate, mas nidt
rabrideinlid lit. I6er 6ie lima.
iten Gntbildungen u6er bic i'm
SATIRE 1904 BON ben groBen aorpo.
rdtionen geiibte 5reigiebigfeit ihei.
i,eil ben 8annertrdger Der 6ritten
Gnrtei empfinoTih gemaft 81 ia.
ben, un0 man fam IS 8ilion niht
rerorgen, lpern er ans 0ieier
8ort6eil 5u 3ieben uno
ieinen 0egner BON Der anoeren ia.
fultdt 3u uiporiid)tigen 4euBerltn.
gen 81 p~erdnlaiien fudt. Die Son.
troperie iii offenbar nod nidt ob.
oeihloiien. Rooienelt bat Dor eini.
nel Engen III GROCER Gle 3ebn Ste.
iloaraphen in 9ienit qenomnlelr,
ieine Shulo miro IS aIio ie6enfaIls
nift fem, netlil 0ie aampagne aus
ser geeenmdrtigen 2etbargie nidt
herausfommt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
Tnntiagnng.

Gns arrangementsfomite ser 5eier
0es 9eutiden Cages ST. 9latts.
mouth, Reb., m6dte hermit ieinen
her5li6an Ganf 0%arbringen Den San.
germ mo Muiifern BON omaha, Die
mitgebolien baben, Die Geutife Gag.
feier bel ms in Blattsmout6 5u eli.
mem 10 glan3enoen grfoIge 5u Der.
belfen. Die 2eiitungen Der iungen
giolinpirtuoiin 6rnu e. Reeie, oeS
altmeiiters Heeie, Der Serrtn Better
gaur uno Serb. 2ebmann iorpie Die.
jenigeu aIler anoeren mitmirfenben
Sdnger neroen bel uus alien in
Grinnerung bleiben.
9Rit Cant uuo @ruB,
Qas ARRANGEMENTS . aomite
Der 3eutidlen Gngfeier in
Blattsmoutb, 9eb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
Iarft6eridlt.
Glib nlaha, t6. 0ftobt

Gi0sC maba, rs. Sftober.
Gin0oieb-3ufubr 1000.
@arft iluu, felt big Zoe nieoriger.
Cute bis bette S6.25-10.25.
g~littetmdBige bis quite $7.25--
s.25.
@ep5bnIide bis m~ittelmdbiee
$6.00-7.25.
Slide mo Sellers, flau, felt Bis
Zoe nieoriger.
Cute bis bette Sellers, $5.75-
$50.
Cute Bis Bette aibe $5.25-
CPS.
IittaIndBige Bis quite aiibe.
$4.25-5.25.
gem0bnIihe Bis m~ittelmdBise,
SO. nD--4.25.
Stoder5 unS 6eeoers, quite felt,
an0are nie6riger.
Gute bis bette $5.75-6.50.
MittelmdBige biz CUTE $500
5.T5.
8ep0bnTi6e Bis m~ittelm6Bise.
Sl.25-5.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
snb.Emaha.

5reitag qbeno merben Die Hepub.
Iifuner nuf oen aarnepal5griinoen
cine misunderstanding a6baIten.
9ur6 Die @eburt zines So6n-
dens nuroen e~rfreut 4. Snobooo
uno 5rau, 843 noroIihe 10. StroBe.
Ser BON Ser 1ieiigen polniiden
@epolferunq beranitaItete StroBen.
~fornepal ii6tuuf @le cine groBe
gfn3iebungsfroft aus. Der 8eiuf
laBt nift 5u niinihen iibrig.
8. 6. Sell Salpun, 1925 RsStr.
@eItes Bier. 6einer Sreilunt.
geutider 9eiu6 niqfommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
Smaba @etrciSc- Marft.
OMAHA. 16. 9ftober.

Starter @ei5en-
Scr. 2, S7-S8Kc.
SIR. 8, S6--8Sc.
Rr. 4, 84-S612c.
@ciBes aorrr-
Nr. 3, 63Kc
Scr. 3, 62h-63c.
gir. A. 61-61Rc.
Color Corr
SIR. 3, 621ac.
@eIbes Sort
9r. 9, 59A-591@c.
Nr. 3, 59-59Ac.
SIR. 4, 5s-5SAc.
Sorn-
Scr. 3, 5s15c.
Ir. 8, 57M-5sr.
Nr. 4, 57-57hc.
@eiber 8afer--
Scr. 9, 3134c.
Ir. 8, 3t-31Ac.
Nr. 4, 30M-31c.
Stanoarb Safer 3t1ac.
@al5gerite 5s-65c.
Suttergerite ar. /, 50--55c.
M~oqgerl--
gfr. 2, 6slk-69c.
gar. 3, 67h-6sc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
cmaba, 3ebr., 16. GftObsr 1912

gur sebn ssobren bate unTere Nh.
tomobilausfubr einen @ertb bon
MIR 3ebn Mtqionen Dollar, i'm let.
ten Sabre ~berpertbete iie iih oui
breibig Wiqionen Dollar. ausge.
fii5rt rpurben 24,757 fertige @aidi.
ncn i'm @ertbe BON 81, 550.000
Collar, Ser Reit entidlt 1ui Maidi.
neutbeile. Die gerbinigung oeS
aatomobils fommt nlit in Der gus.
f1ibr gum ausbrtd. SIM Sabre
1908 itelte Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zines nusgeiiibrten glutomobiIs iitl
ilcdb auf 1900 Collar. i'm lebtet
Sabre iuaren es MIR nod 900 Dol.
lar. gud bic eineefiibrten ailtomo.
bile iino etlpo5 biliger geuoroen,
aber tic iino I'M Surhidnitt int.
lilcr nod erbeblid tbeurer oils Die
auagefiibrten nmerifaniifen Strait.
paaen - 2,2t6 Dollar. l~1ebrigens
miro Die Giniiibr bon Sabr 5u
Sahr aeringer. Sm Sabre 1888
rcprdientirten bic in uuierem San.
Dc aebrnuften aroftmagen einen
8ertb BON 4,74S,000 Dollar, beute
retr1ienticrcn iie eincn @ertb bon
nahc3u 300 Miaionen. uniere gil-
tomobilinouitric bei6dftigt gegen.
ipdrtia rltn6 $4,000 4rbeiter, aqes
IN aqem ell 9epeig, oaB es iid
Iobnt, bic eiubeimiide Sn6uitrie ee.
gen Die nusIGnoiife 9onfurren3 in
mlaemeiiener 8eiie su ihiisen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16

0afD ben Grmittelungen oes Gen.
lis6ureaus CAB es I'M April 1910
in unierem 2anoe 6,646,817 einge.
ranoerte Gerionen mdnnliGen &c
iAled)tes I'M mnblmiinoigen alter.
Gabon ruaren 3.031,ft7, alto nidt
Ole Sdlfte, i'm 8eiiBe 6es giirger.
rtdtes. Bon Der mablmiinoigen elm.
eelpailoerten gebolferrng fam nabe.
at Die 6Glfte - 3,310,390 - aus
Gertihldnb, uub banon ipuren iiber
1pei 3rittel - 69.05 Tro3cnt =
im 9eiibe bes 8iir9erreftes. 8on
nlen Gingennnoerten befiunbcn Die
lentId)en Den groBtel eifer in Der
Gruerbung oes 8%iirgerred)tes, Die
Srlanoer, GngIdnoer uno Sdmeoen
OH 5peiter, 6ritter ur0 bier.
ter Stele. Sn ipeitem abitan0e
MuiierL GeIterreider, lin.
earn, Staliener, griefen uitp. Die
gcltifen ssrwnnen bierber, Inn ~
bleiben, I'm NIT i6rer S1noe unb
hires geiites arbeif iif un0 ibren
Hiiloern cine meme Seimntb su er.
rerben. Ge9bnIb lit jcoer oeutihe
GirTanoerer EN- bleiben0er @epinn
iir oaS 9alo uilo nIs ioIder ioIte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
giNias gias..
Ram man linen lie iiaiussnb Gee
Nehene ataspjhntn?

BeibenS abatpjhHtn?
Jnisrtfnnie MiitsiInne,u iiber ole
Brus,, ipie mon biiFssn pferben ods
B,ib,n obeeip0bnt, madt elm friihertr
b,uifdtr aapansriI. 90 eibt, 70
Fibrt tr dus. iaum Gin, l~lntuseuo. bic
stfGbrIiter In, als has geibtn ots
pftrS,s; siudr lnO edIdssr sIei4'
fans nit ReGt osiiirhiet. bod fno
biiFe, qtrbe m,iF bintsrIiItiser uno
Dor alien ueerefiper p,rnnlaat. ols
TpIte, Die fh nur NIT zen Sufeu 5ur
Dsbr feben. @id li.st beim
pftrh on Der BtbanbIuns. Gs gibt
eutmltiae Tiere, Die in Der 6ano
zines riioen StdItnehtes in fur5er
3sit p,r6orben iinb. inter io6liher,
Dor allen rubieer qfl,s. getuohnsn
f6 nber fetbit routiniertt Shldser
def. llntuesno bGufig ipi.oer ab. nee
niger lsiht perlern.n ft Sesesen oas
geiben, benn bat Elm gferbe crit ess
merit, i'm ME pisl mtbr Der Bib ges
firdtst III. 70 Ssigt ss Iisbsr Die
3Gbn., oIs oob .s Den Suf bebt. Die
a~opfbdpeaung fG1t ntknbti ocm mil
otn qfsr6 Iei6ter, ols Der CUB oss
gsin.s, unb in Den itumpfen 3dhner,
Ole in Den ldnetn ainnbuden cine
risFse !6sbeIporri6tnna beTiben. rat
oas qfero cine furhibar. Waff.,
aud fbt Der BIB subsm fat tets
uuf Der bonn gFerN ssipolIt,n StelIe.
pGbr,no Der 6ieb nil Dem Suf b0us
fig pOrbsi eelinot.
@iISpi.rSe bert.iOisen fd nit
5ieb unb giB. MerNn r. beifpitlss
peiI. in Der Stspp BON ,inem Seq
ner ungesriffen, 70 formieren lie Tib
raid gum anGul, inoem lie ole a0pfe
sufdmm.nfteden unb nun Die 6inters
bdno oIs Daffe gebrnuh,n. cSm Gins
seItumpf boeeeen grtift bos pfero IN
Der 8ilonis aud nit ser 8oroerbano
an, tpobl pifeno, DAB bier Der Bib
i'm @srtin NIT Dem Si.b Der BORDER
tufe cine 8oppeIteLung t~r3ielt. Der
Bib 1T oemnd9 ourddus niht cine
rsue llntueenb un6 .rit cine 5ol9:
bes umadnoes nit BEN Menf6en, lie
aber nit Grfplg gu bstimpfsn, ae.
linst muir feIten. fid,r MIR burh cine
2iR. Nan fpeib. 6ab qfsroe auBer'
orbentlid tpdbleriId in be5rs duf ibre
Rdbrune fno. Sdlshtss Wafer,
oumpfis.s 5utter De%rpsigsrn lie. Sn
oiefer SinTift fam man 6as 9f.ro
tpobl ous reinIidte GGusstier nens
nen. nun hatten in friiherer 3eit
3apdl,ries Reeimentsr bGufig 8ersis
ter, Die aus Der Seimat Der bonn RE-
oirnent d~ngsfouften qferOe ifommten.
qls G6bne Ser MiIbnis, Der puBtd
rber Ukraine, ipubtsn T. uuf bic oft
tuioeripenittaen Were balo elnen ges
beimnisboGIen Ginflub aus3uiibsn,
lire Mittet absr gnbsn +. MIR uns
germ prsis, unb ieIten .rbten lie bas
Der duf Den Nadfoletr fort. DAB
bunn pistsrei 6ptuspotls Die fhlidt.
meisbsit psrbrdmsn hdlf, lit po6l ers
tlGrIi6. On oieIer Qrt lle6erlief.'
runs fdeiterte oaun 5umsiit aud Der
ridtigs Gtbrauh bss Cries, Die IRE
thpoe bspGbrte iid nidt in anberet
6anb uno seriet in 9ergsFsnbeit, gu
fdriftli6en Nufaeidnun9sn uber mar
bic trieserifhe 3eit faum gesignet,
auberbem tporen orei areuse odmdls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16

George ". @agnep fir
Staatsanunlt. - an5cige.
afbOnnirt auf Die pGdgIidc
Omaha 9ribiine".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
Gtod Sellers $4.0o-5.5O.
adIber $4. 1890.
on m ~ ~ ~

Gtod Sellers $4.00-5.5O.
adlber $4.75-9.O0.
guaen $4.25- $50.
Sfnpeine-3uiubr $500; DART
idtpad Bis &c nieSrieer. Gurd).
idnittspreis SIS. 70-8.S0; bcditer
@reis $685..
Sdafe-9ufubr 23,5o0; Uearft
10 big 25c bober. 2dmmer % bis
25c bober.
Rutteridnie, CUTE Bis bette.
$3.65-4.35.
@iOOer, cute bis bette $40
AIS.
SdbrIinge, quite Bis bette,
$%4.85-5.35.
aammer $7.O0-7.35.
5eeoers: Mutteridnfe 1910 bis
$50; 8iooers SO. Soto; SGbr.
hinge $4.75-5.35; 2dmnlcr $5.55
$50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16

9. s. 8urn. oeuti6er Gpti.
fer. aiigen uuteriudt fir Bril-
lert. ABB @ranoeis @ebdlloe,
Sma6a, Mebr.-an5eige.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
Die aeancrin nbcOient Gnd redrt" i'm
The Belmont

@enn SIR 6ier ipeiit, perOen Gu
CT @eidmnf uno Cure @erpobnbei.
ten e6enio nufrihtig beriidiidtigt
ais lie es BEL Gurem t~beueritelt
5rcunbe iein miiroen. aein Rab-
rungsmittel : Snipeftor Der Regie-
rung lit iorqfdItiger, als mir es
iino 6ei Ser 4usnnGl BON ridden,
reiilen uno nabrbaften GBuaaren.
sBir ierpiren Gable o'hote uno ala
earte-aber mir ierpiren niemals
irgen0 etrpos, ons SIR nidt in Gu
rem cigenen 6auie BADEN iuirOet.
s. q. gall, g~igentbiimer.
1916 9oogc Strahe, bic game
0adt often.
0eben Sic auf ons groBe eleftriife
GhilO adt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16
areusHs seaeu fenerseid6rlide
SebGn0e.

Die MitglieDer oes Rebrosfo
@ereius sur 9erhiititng bon 5eiiers.
eefa6r hielten am 9ienitag I'M Sen.
ibotp Elm 8antett a6, bel inelfer
@elegenbeit beifIoiien ipiir6e. einer
Streif5ug auf oae iolde 8ebditoe
3i nnternebmen, tpelde feuergef1br-
lid iino. Die 2iIte bieier ~allsfinoiq
gemaften Sduier pirb Damn Ser
.5nitcbenoen Staatsbeborbe iiberfpie.
len iperbeu in Der 9offnung, Dob
bieie Dem llebeIitatlo nbbelien iper-
ben.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-21

J. THE INITIAT1vE.-If q certain per-
centage Of voters wish a certain law
adopted they can submit il TO the
Legislature which must. in turn. sub
nit it 10 referendum.
4. THE RfrEKENDrM.-If certain
number OF voters demand an oppor-
tuhlty TO vote upon bill. the Legis-
lature must submit It to them. ana
the people decide by vote whether it
snail or shall not become law, Just
as III New York State they vote uDon
an amendment to the state constitu-
ton The referendum can be demand
ed. not only on bills previously pro-
posed by the Initiative. but upon bills
which have their origin in the Leg
iSlature itself.
,. TIVE NEcA1I.-If certain percent
age Of voters demand tho right to de-
| cdc whether 4 public official stall
continue to hold Office or must retire
TO private life, the question must be
SUBMITTED TO the people at an cleo
tfoh. # they vote against him he
| must give up his Office, whether the
term for which he was elected is any
where near its end or is just begin
ming
Inc Initiative said Henry James
ford, Of Princeton University. in an
dddfeSS before the Economic Club Of
boston, means simply this--that sec
| IONS Of the people themselves shall
nave the right 10 initiate legislation
ana 10 solicit for 1t the approval OF
their fcllow-citizcns. The referendum,
means that if the Legislature passes a
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-21
What |. and K. and Recall Are
Ns' RES IN OPERATION IN COUNTRY AND ADOPTED ny
SOME COUNTRY
What are the initiative the refer

What are the initiative the refer
cndum and the recall?
They are words in 'evcrybodWs
mouths just now, but a pretty fair
. proportion Of those who talk about
them have a vague idea of what they
mean.
summing them up, they may be said
TO be three inst ruments whereby the
representative system of government
so long in use in this country will
be considerably enfeebled and the pco-
pie VIII obtain a more direct control
and management of the Government
athan they have ever had. State after
state is adopting one or all of these
new measures; when the nineteenth
century closed Clly one state had the
initiative and referendum. now MANY
states have it. The recall did not
come into existence in America until
1900, but now the country is dotted
with communities where it is an
force and is actively used.
All these three propositions are i'm
portations from Switzerland, who're
the initiative and referendum have
been in force for half a century. the
recall not SO long.
me states and cities that have
adopted these Swiss innovations have
varied and altered them TO suit the
local taste, SO that definition of tho
referendum as it exists in one state
does not always describe the same
law in another. But the fundamental
principles are usually the same. and
max be summed up as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-13
COPPER MARKET IS
EXPECTED TO RISE
No Second Hand Stock in
Sight and Demand
Exceeds Supply

The sales OF copper this week have
all been at the producers asking price
OF 17I2c for September and October
delivery. There is practically no sec
ond hand copper in sight except in
exceedingly small lots. The receipts
OF copper from the Orient, to be re-
fined, have been small and are liable
to continue so for some. weeks to
come. We hear that the largest pro
Queer at the Lake has refused II SAC
for November delivery, feeling that
l8c will soon be the ruling price for
that months delivery OF the best
grades. There is much discussion Of
the showing to be made by the Pro
ducers' statement next week, but it
is obvious that, with the metal in such
scant supply for immediate delivery,
there could not have been much sold
for future delivery and is not avail
able for prompt shipment.
The outlook continues TO be OF a
character to make the leading inter
ests in the industry exceedingly opti-
m.stic and there is a consensus Of
opinion that an 1ScIeVel will soon be
reached for electrolytic as well as
for the best grades of lake. The po-
sition OF the copper trade is now just
what the prodUcdss would like ID
have continue. The production is
large but the demand is equal TO the
output and for the time being the
industry is on an even keel so far as
the statistics are concerned. The
brass manufacturers report that their
output OF finished goods is limited
only by the lack OF sufficient labor to
increase il and the same complaint
OF a lack of labor Is heard in the
mining camps. There could be no surer
sign of prosperity that a scarcity of
labor, and. for that reason those who
doubted the strength of the metal con-
ditions have been converted. So far
as can be seen at the present time,
the copper producers are facing a long
period of large demand for their pro-
duct at high prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-13
CITY FATHERS MUST
GO To TOMBSTONE
Councilmen Suhpoenaed 70
Testify in Case on
Sewage Affair

The Bisbee city council as Il was
composed in July and other city Of-
fiCials have been subpoenaed to go
TO Tombstone on September l6 to
testify for the defendant in the case
of Grenard VS. Caretto, the case in
which the plaintiff is suing CaFetto
for damages in the sum of $4,000 for
diverting the city sewage from his
ranch. Notwithstand that both the
city and county health authorities
have condemned the sewage as unfit
for irrigating fruit trees or vegetables,
each litigant is preparing TO fight Tor
it and the plaintiff asks for $4,000 be
cause he has, as he alleges, been
robbed OF a portion Of il.
The city councilmen will probably
be asked to testify TO matters in
connection with the dispute over the
rights TO the sewage as ii was thrash
ed out before that body. DIT. c. II.
Hunt, city health officer and DR.. VII
liams. his predecessor, Deputy Sher-
in Cannon and other officials have
also been subpoenaed TO testify for
Caretto
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-13
DOUBLED FORCES ARE
REPAIRING BRIDGES
Work on Railroad TO Can
anea is Being Pushed
Along with Rapidly

The forces of workmen who are re-
building the burned bridges on The
Southern Pacific of Mexico between
Naoo and Cananea have been doubled
and work is now being pushed from
both ends. The guards at the con
struction camps have also been doubl-
ed, 100 men now being stationed at
each camp. Fast progress is being
made and unless the road is destroy-
ed at other places rail communication
between Cananea and the outside
world will be resumed before the food
situation in the mining camp becomes
distressing.
Win Light the Csnanea auto liv-
eryman, again made a trip from the
isolated camp to Bisbee yesterday aft
eTnoon but said that he did not see
any rebels on his way up The rebel
leader Campo who formerly occupied
the territory between Cananea and
NacO was sO1th Of Nogales yesterday.
The rebels are apparently moving
back and forth between bases south
Of Aqua Prieta and Cananea without
united purpose as yet No difference
in the situation at Cananea was re
ported by Mr. Light, who returned
to that city yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-13
SMELLING GOES ON
TO FULL CAPACITY
Despite Trouble in Chihua-
hua, Ell PasO Plant Runs
to its Limit

Ell PASO. Sept. l2:-The FL Paso
smelter is working nearly at capicity
in spite Of The shortage of Mexican
ores during the revolution. Every.
hing Is booming from one end of the
plant to the other. At the present time
forty TO sixty tons of blister copper
are being turned out daily. In the
form of bullion the copper is shipped
to the American Smelling and Rein
ing co. refineries Perth Ambcy, n. ].
To obtain this amount OF product per
day 500 tons OF ore and concentrates
must be smeIted daily. Going onto the
market at II SIS cents per pound, the
monthly tonnage has value of about
$3.50 600. or $500 900 per year
Besides the immense tonnage Of ore
that comes from Sonora and Arizona
to the Ell Paso plant, the concentrates
from the Chino Copper company OF
the Santa Rita district, in New Mexi-
co. are handled in large quantities.
The Chino concentrates are straight
copper. self-fluxing. only a little ST.
licious and lime rock are needed to
protect the hearths in the reyerber-
atory furnaces at the Fl Paso smelter.
A large tonnage of lead Is also be-
ing produced in the local lead fur
naces. The bullion is being sent to
the Chicago refinehies. Considerable
Iead-sfIver ore is coming to the Fl
Pasc smelter from a mine of the
Phelps-Dodge interests IN Bisbee
camp. Phelps Dodge have no lead
silver furnaces in their smelling
works. and rather than build one for
their own use at present they prefer
sending Il to the American Smelling
company. The output of the lead
silver stacks at the FL Paso smelt-
er amounts to thousands of dollars
in value per month.