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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-09
ATTEND STATE SHOOT.

Among those from Manchester who
are attending the state shoot which is
being held in Waterloo this week are
A. H. Cleveland. Mosrell HambAn,
Robt Ripcbee sa1 r 6. Johnson.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-09
The LOCAL NEWS
1 OF The week
=: 49, "a.
WHAT MANCHESTER People
ARE DOING At HOME AND
z ABROAD.
h
REVIEW and FORECAST Of EVENTS
stem. 81 Personal and General
NJ tire Picked up About ~
REVIEW and FORECAST Of EVENTS

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rriends -,
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Manchester.
,,i.. 1a+h. ci,,,,o, ro,. - .-an
-, c,.v ao,aov n>o,n,,. o.. -,
lit with friends, sl:,,, rss .-s !.
~ AN paard.,ao r,ho .4tan.. ~,
,esea a. 1ova ~ 20. y ,uanchasta,
visitor over Sunday.
-Wednesday Of this Tsek IL Tx
day DESIGNATED by Governor 1rs Carol
as fire prevention day. = - z
sse-- se--M isa = Gladys 'Thonaas Mo At
ffends college In Cedar Rapids. 1pen'
Sunday in Manchester. ~ 4
Cart Durey was at home from
eedar h.pias over s'u!leIy', suu!noIAy', Hnre ae
at'enos = business 'te' coa!ese. =,
Miss Amy Ram was an over Sun
cay guest OF hex friend. Miss Hazel
M. !. d nscona te't' ''1. ta's ues'
uay) morning hoF oAn tanc'sco' Sa4- "a
norn'a' lot an 1noe1intse visis
ne puoaN no'aly y open ~ 81
carnival siSi''ls ana eseisone = ~
S''eo 70 - come - -nu ie'' u loa !,
- D. Long went to Davenport
Monday afternoon to attend meet
: = - - 4 = - :
Miss Jessie Maley spent 1ast
week at Hopkanton and Ryan, ATTEND
ing the Behan-Callan wedding at Ry-
an.
Mrs. Earl Bronson and daughter,
Miss Zoa Bronson, OF Spencer are
visiting in the city with relatives
and friends.
--M,a. Mv-+,a nripr. returned to
bar homa at Central CITY Monday
morning after a visit in Manchester
with frienda
Nar,on and. po;har+ PAR students
a. E,ruor+h san,narv wa,a over Sim.
dov v,.ito,. :, +ha,r grand narents
Mr.. and Mrs: George w. Snyder.
co,,r.u r,e,I c-,hou ,s.uod tbe
,o,,ou,n,. .r;-,,.o license. dnr,n,
tha n.at waar. r,ovd q smth and
Rass,a NJ Heath. Row Macarthur and
Nava cav
MISS hazel "ea'neioee' VINO nau
homa. Z, NJ and Mr II r, Ram. re
turned "a her home at Central CITY
saturd.v mo-ninp
august US M1ner Nll' 1ecei'eo ~oru it'S
week OF the eatn OF MS slS'er, MISE
"eooer' Al cnnPon' io~"' on 1N
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Miss C.. A. Woods, librarian OF
this city. left Monday morning TOT
Nevada, Iowa. to attend the annual
meeting Of the Iowa State Library
association. which Is IN session at,
that place this week.
This week is being observed as
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-09
Frank Anders Of Des Moines is
Manchester visitor this week.
Mrs. J. P. Dunning Of Fairmont,
Minnesota, is visiting at home Of her
sister, Mrs. B. F. Hedlund.

Among those from out Of town
who were here to attend, the funeral
Of Henry Percival todayawere: r. J.
Percival Of Spirit Lake, Iowa; Mrs.
Charlotte Shaw and daughter Of Wa
terloo; and Mrs. J. J. Rose Of indie
pHn6ence.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-09
COMPANY in. ANku
AZ. MEETING. i:''

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Fire and Lightning 1nsurapc!
Association Of Delaware county wa
held at the Court House in. Manches
ter. Iowa, October l, 1912.
The following officers were elect
eE for the ensuing year: ,...c
A. e. Mead, President 81
F. H. Munson, Vice President. ~,
NJ. E.. Blair Secretary. :. s...s
F. NJ. Burbridge, Treasurer. 5 5st
Conrad Wendell, Director for thFe<
years and F. E. Williamson toa
two years to fill vacancy caused +,
the death OF r. G. Brooks.
The following reports Of .Secretsry
and Treasurer were read and approy'
ed. III ,s's.,.,; & s9A
Losses for year, beginning October l.
t 1911, to October I; 1912. @1s
Julia Bushnell, heifer killed f.l.t
by lightning. !. :. IS 20 rs
J. NJ. Stewart. Y steer kill
ed by lightning. ..... r. 80
H F. Sullivan, COW killed by
lightning :. ..i.. =. ..g 35 on
F. Buchholtz, dwelling burn.
ed. -. 1910 90
Ww Jones, dwelling damag-.
ed. :. !. =. !. y 70
John Riley. barn burned and
contents. J. ]: I. I. a2ssA 90
j. D. Fisher. damage to: horse
by lightning -. Is 90
r J. Joseph, damage to dwell
Ing by fire.. 118 09
John Medlang, Y horse kill
e.. by lightning. go. -. 46 Ss
vellotta smock. dwelling
burned. -. !!:%!s..,.: 525' 90
J. Burbridge. dwelling damag-
ed by fire.. ..... 81 80
H. Middleton, II steer killed
by lightning. :. -. -: =. - 40
John Disch, " horse killed
by lightning. :. ;. .... 46 SO
Moser & Blair, heifer killed 4s.
by lightning. ;. >. 80 90
J. L. Tip. COW killed by s.5@
lightning. !. ;. :. "a so
c. E. Ryan,. COW, steer and
heifer killed by lightning. 1915
NJ. ]. Fitzpatrick, damage to- 7t55,
dwelling. 10 OO
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-09
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Policy, statement. ss5a
Amount OF risks in force Oct.
3. 1911 .s1,4es. 50!
Amount Of risks written; dur i i.ss.
ing year.. AoAsS1s
Amount Cancelled or Cancelled
and rewritten. .... 1871
Amount in force Sept. 30,
1912. I, ,4ss, go
No. OF Policies written, 7s.
Losses onsEive stock. q. Il. 1884 II
Expense of running tho asso.
ciation for .thst tyear..ssss. !. Al
Cost. .to Ralicy hp.ders ON q. /.
10000 for the year. !. q
M. E., BLAIR
. The following is the report Of F.
NJ Burbridse, tie treasurer q: q ahe ! com y
pany:
Sep. 2s, 1911, Cash OH hand !, 4o5 81
Jun. Is. 1912, Assessment. 664o se
MI zee for year. z. 345 Il
Overpaid Assessment. ~. 18 50
Mill fee.. ..,:.. $50 55 6b
Outstanding orders. 1000 OF
s74s5 20
Sep. 2s. 1912, BY paid youch-
4 ers. :. !. 49,. ..$6S99 46
Sep. %, 1912, Cash on. hand el4 As,
Sep. %, 1912. unpaid Assess. s51 SO
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-09

$1,000 0t
F. NJ. BURBRIDGE.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

E1f ars mpIlt saPjuFei hg .earhv policeman. but so far has given no reason for the assault
 TO PROBE COAlING PLANT.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. %. - The state department is investigatinz the attempt Of the Toyo Kasha Co ta obtain options upon land in Hon oiuiu upon which To build q 1Hn n0H- ton coaling plant
 BRAZILIAN AMBASSADOR WEDs.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. % - Bra Ziiian Ambassador Dagama and Mrs jieam, widow Of this city. were married here ThanksSising day
 TEMPESTuOUS TIMES.
 MANILA. Nov. 20. Unprece. dented loss of life and property is reported from the islands Of Samar. leyte. and Panay as the result of q terrible typhoon which swept the central portion of the Philippine .roup yesterday The full force of the storm struck the southern DOT. lion of the island of Samar. and continued across Leyte and Panay. leaving a wide swath of destruction in it's wake
 lie ddfttes state that the cities of faCloban. on the island of Yeyte and Capiz. on the northern coas: Of Panay. were practically wiped off the map. The former city had population of 14.o0O and the latter 2o000. nearly all of whom il is fear ed have perished
 Supplies are being rushed from this and other cities to aid tho sufferers. of whom. it is certain, there are many thousand FULL MAIL BOXES ANNOY MALES
 LONDON Nov 29-The suffra- eettes are filling the mail h0Nes of London. Birmingham and Noting ham with anything they can crowd into them, and are committing de aetS mon all silnS
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
THE TROUBLE
 IN TURKEY
TURKEY REJECTS PEACE OFFER

TURKEY REJECTS PEACE OFFER
 CONSTANTINOPlE, Nov. D. - Gn behalf of Turkey this mornins Na2im Pasha formally rejected the peace proposals offered by Bulgaria, General SarOff then. in behalf of Bulgaria agreed to take under con sideration the proposals made b} Turkey.
 TO PACK TRUNKS SOON.
 BELGRADE. Nov. 2T After several hours conference between King Peter of Servia and Baron Hartwia. Russia's minister to Ser via. the latter said 70 the ServiaN journalists who interviewed him;
 "Gentlemen. get ready to pack vour trunks soon The king shares my opinion of the situation in every respect
 The press takes this 10 mean tha' the situation Is extremely serious and that war will be declared soon.
 RUSSIA BACK OF sERviA.
 ONDON, Nov. 2. Advices which can confidently be depended on have been received here 10 the effect that Russia will stand firmly back of Servia in it's policy to hold the territory seized from Turker, at least until the indemnity demand ed of the porte has been paid
 ADRiANOPlE IN FLAMES.
 SOFIA, Nov. 27. = II is reported
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

here tHa# The .itE ef Aariaru-'t is in flames and that there appears little chance of any of its central portion escaping the confederation
 He nilv has population af rithtr thous8nt Ile belsasurng lines rg the allies are rucirciing the cly within a mile of it's limits and for the B#st few lays q torinuous hom- ! hardmeHf has heen in nrogress.
 SERVIA FEARS AUSTRIA BELGRADE. Nov 21 The Scr Eians fearing an attack at home . from Austria are demanding from th" government that il recall the armies in the field The feeling is general here that Austria wia strike l just 9s soon IS she is ready unless firmle convinced that such action would prec5rijafa Russian iut,rycu- tioH
 Wfll HOLD DyRAzzo. LONDON, <og. 2a General Iankoyi'ch the gereian commander. has seut the following telegram ta his government.
 W" have now occupied Durazza. Had hold it in perreuuity."
 The rlepiHeteHtiaries are eentinu- ing their Hegotiations between Ger many and Eueland working for d settlement If the difficulties between Russia. Serrja and Austria Sir Edward Grey today proposed that the ambassadors Of the six great powers meet and consider the Balkan situation
 ORDERED TO REJOlN.
 BELGRADE Nov % All off eors and military officials of the special Servian reserves have been ordered lo reioiu their commands within the next 2l hours.
 E7O0LANES DROP BOMBS.
 SOFIA Nov "9 Nispatchcs from Mustapha Pasha say that the fire VEich destroyed Alriauonle was started h. ByreNylin bombs dropped from acroplancs.
 GIVES POSITIVE ASSURANCE.
 BERLIN. Nov o9 The min ister of war in aadressine narlie- mem teaaF -fias ri can give voa positive assurance that eTar.fhire nccessarv to take care of war pre- yidirs I. comes jz being attend to"
 TURK RESERVES SURRENDER.
 SOFIA. %o,. 24 TNu airisors Of the Turkish reserves al MarhaI ma have surrendered 10 Che Gal kans
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
SENATOR RhYNOR DEAD.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ., Sena. Tor lsidor Raynor Democrat of Maryland sutcumbed today fo the afaek et neuritis from which he had been suffering for considerable time The demise oi the senator Was rot unexpected. as il vas srea carly last week that he could no survive. and that his death unleuht
 cdlt would follow within fr~
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
N W 6 6 ESIDENT

PHILADEI.P .PHlA. Nov 2 Dr
 Anna Howard ShaW ho has dir. ected the affairs of the National Womau's Sntfra&e association since l9o4 has been reelected 'o tAe hishost office within the eff of the
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
RAILROADS INDICTED.

FfFnlo. Nov. e1 The Denver & Rio Grande and the Colorado $ngtheru railways have aeeu iuii i
 s1 ht the federal erard jury toI granting To The Colorado Fuet com lany and l. other companies r. bees which those companies accept
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
INTERURBhN WRECK.

TACOMA \oE . Twenty three people were more ar less in iured when a passenger train and frei4ht train came together yestcr- day on the Seattle-Taeoma lnternrhan
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
SUDDEN DEATH.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 26. - John Y Brush. the millionaire owner of the National League baseball team. died suddenly here today. Mr. Bush. who was traveline in his private car. the Oceanic. arrived here only last night and his sudden end came as q great -ho"k to his friends as he appeared on his arrival to be iR fairly good health
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
GENERAL NEWS
 BY TELEGRAPH
EPISCOPAL BISHOP DIES.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 21-Bshop Hoffman. of the Reformed Episcopal . I-1,r--n |. A.aH -r thiN L-ttN
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
100 ON TRIAL

SEOUL, Nov. 26 - One hundred
 Koreans were Ilaced on trial to1a1
 on the charge of having conspired
 onainsf the life of Count Terchi. he eorernor-a eneral. l. is general Y believed that. in case of conyic-
 ion tbe riueleaAers will he sentene, e1 tD death
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
FINED S5,o0e.

PHOENIX. Ariz Nov 2h. The santa Fe railroad was today fined the sum of 5000 for hayin" work od is train crews over hours. The company had been warned that tA" state law against overtime on tn. railrOad would be enforced but f paid no attention to the notice. The comUany will appeal the case. con tending that the law is nnconstiut tipnai
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
RELEASED ON BONDS.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2- I.uni1r Gam. eron the girl who was broueht to lhis yity hy Jack Johnson. and vho has baen held d. a witness pending the hearing of the colored Pueilis'. VAS released from custody toia" or
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
WILL APPEAL CASES.

NEW YORK Nov. 26 Justice Golf this morning sentenced the four eunmen. convicted of 1he mnr- der of Herman Rosenthal. the gan bier. to electrocution during the week commencing January 6th. | is understood that preparations arc hcinp made to perfect an appeal
 as in the Becker case. and il is probable that stay of execution
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
WORKED ON HOLIDAY.

WASlH\GTON Nov 70 Num erous of the conerossmcn in lhis oi-v were Ccu~eIled To work he greater part ef rcsterl2v 'es''i.e he fl lha' nra s'ioallH everE ore else in tAa canital observed the hoL fslas fullr Preliminary committee york upon the appropriation bills. and The Archbold Impeachment pro eaa1lras ueeessitated tn" attention ~ IL members cf the several con a3t.ees concerned ill order tha' here mlahI he no delay when con -Tess Is convened.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
cHAIRMAN cAsNEGIE -RUsI.

INTUNNTTV -T----|II~ NV I--
 William ~ta.rtaH a"DSt ..tf q Gelcesan taft#es Has aoaas eles.e. yi#e-#rse51,rf Of tHa toarf 0f tlu- lees for the Cam uegia Foundatio.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
WlCKERSHAM IN SEATTLE.

sHATTIF. NOV. 29. - DeIe"aTe and Mrs Wickersham arrived her roaav from the North. and will im- mediately start across country fer ;he capital. ii being the desire Of tl.a d,leaate tc reach Washin%ton in time for the conyening of cod
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
R,ll MOosERs TO MEET.

,"A9HINGTON No" %. A
 inc urgent reQuesl of many prom, f- .nr Proeressives r"'onel Hooso- ee!t has promised 'o attend the conference of Bull Moase leaders tieh has been arran@ed to take nlace at Chicago on December l"- II. The object of the catherine is 10 outline plans for the perpe'u2
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
KILLS HER HUBBY.

OINNPIA. Now 2h.-NeIIie Hlnds shot and killed her husband, Horace, here last night when he tried to enter her apartments Hinds haa been enioined from interfering with his wife during the pendency of her
 divorce suit. but he had persisted on various occasions in annoyin; her Mrs Hinds was arrested
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
COnFF SSED HE MURDERED
CLERGYMAN SUICIDES.

SEATTLE Nov. 29. Key, Emi Seagor. nestcr of the Germa' Evangelical, church of thIs citv con abtaa suicide Thankseiving Day h fr-.Fa,fao himseif iu the waters c .s H-,. Ntt41hinrtpu
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
WOLGAST THE FAVORiTE.

WOISAST THE FAVOR E.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2. Champion Ad Woleast who is match ed to fight Rltchie in this city to- morrow afternoon is the favorite in the betting ereles al odds Of two to one. NotNithstanding this hand tcap. however. sporting men agree that the fight will be hotly contest ed bv Ritchie. and an interesting bout is expected
 MANOOT PICKED. TO WIN
 LOS ANGELES. Nov 27-Man- dot has been picked 10 win from Rivers in the contest which is 10 take place here tomorrow In betting circles. Mandot is a favorite with odds of ten 10 seven.
 ACQUIRE LAND FREQUENTLY CHICAGO. Nov. 21. When ar
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
FATAL AUTOMOBILE WRECK.

ST PAIL. Nov =. Howard 1tmts and Samuel P'eohuer. vice president and purchasing agent of the Great Northern railway. Were kill cd in this city this morning when
 th- automoHl, in which they Ner,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
FORGED TO RESIGN.

PHLAnEIPHIA Nov. 2G Ihh American National Womans SnI- rraee association. which is in sessio9 in this city. has adopted reso'u- lien praisine President Taft h"caus" of his appointment of woman as the head of the children's bureau.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
TOO "MuChEE" EAT.

HAMILTON. Bermunda. Nov 2G.-- President-E,l Wilson has quite re- covered from the attack of indi aestion which kept him indoors yes 'ordav, and it is probable that he will he in prime condition to enio' he Thanks"ivng dinner for which elaborate preparations are beipo made
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
-S- W1TNE SSE

NEW YORK, Nov. %. The oh ssrlarce of ThankseiHing in this +. vas accompanied h a generous fnll of supw The streets were well pod esfore ui=ht and there now is thick layer of the heantifu' q IF laree section of the state
 ATLANTA. Nos "1 4 sever" sno~ sterm is ragi@a throu@h.out !" '1r.a norfion of this state. Snow Ha4au falling early "fster3a%. ard .'ia s.reac1t indicators point to all .fecfluli}afiaa of rpsor,i 'p4th
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

CHICAGO. Not. et Possessed with lAe ldea lA4a she a#- be3rs pursued for dIsnauurahlr purpose $. Miss Maud Nmaps.H. # school leach
 er jumped -o instant death this fng from fH= tFsHssatH -srs. ef the Merormth k #0Ha ~rr f,r note for her parents n'.#.. of rh. .oa-
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
TEDDY DIMES WITH FAMILY.

OYSTER BAY. Nov 2. For the first time in many years, Col 1rol Eocsarelf will he able lo ca his Thankseivine turke" in peace and quiet There Rill be no press agents hanging about The Roosa- welt table tomorrow. aind the col .onel's name will appear in hu, feN of the papers throughout the colm- try. He has carefully avoided nub- licity since the election. and there is no reason to believe that he will break into print tomorrow.
 The Roosevelt dinner will be a quiet affair, with only he immedi- ate members of the family gathered about the table.
 TURKEY TOO LARGE FOR OVEN.
 WASHlNGT0N. EoE 27 The turkey presented "a speaker Champ Clark by an admirins friend. need less to say d Democrat is so large that the oven In Mr Clark's home range is too small to accommodate it and he has been forced to send it out to local bakers to he cooked
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

EAST '. SWIE"fTaNC, NOV 70. The International Socialist congress
 lat is heira held here is taking a very active interest in the war o-epa 2tiars that are under @ar throuehou Europe and it is mani fest that every effort will be made by ii to avert the threatened gen eral war, The various delegates are pIedeea 10 use their influence with their governments in the inter- eStS of neace
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
DENOUNCED ADMINISTRATION.

NTIN ENT-- NJ" - .|- America" Nfn5a- yor4r.s-. iu au. yeutiuu in Th.s rts-. ar this aeru iug's session la=aua-a# .ha aiwjH#s- 'retjoa's policy .H a-sia- :H.gta.- nao acres of land under .ht domna ion es ane #oFr-srf rH.I-aHf
 NOT WORKING FOB NOMINATION
 WASHINGTON Nov 2-. prasi dent Taft this morning informed his friends fi8f H, i= .ar..as aei faa reorganization af fHe Ea#ea.j. ar narty and tH. san-'a l.ast un- dorstand that la E5- efforts he + uot in any aaE 4ortta= rur a re
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

LONDON. Nov 27 - Sir FdAar,. Henry. chief commissioner of the metropoiitdn police force, was shot
 and dangerously wounded today jus at the gate of his private resi- ienco. Tonight he is in serous condi- ton and his physicians S ate that they cannot at this time predict the outcome Sir Edward vas shot as he was leaving his car the bul let piercing the neck His assailani
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

REORGANIZE c. O. p. ..
 NEW YORK. Nov 26. - The scat tered talk of reorganization which
 has been indulged in by various
 of the Republican leaders since the downfall of the party in the late election. took definite form today in
 the issuance of formal call for . gathering of the party leaders from every section of the United States The date of the convention
 has been set for December H. and the leaders will assemble in this
 city.
 The object of the, gathering is to devise plans for a forward nartr
 movement. it being the belief of
 prominent Republicans of this city | that there is enough of the old foundation left upon which to build up a new organization, with the
 object in view of capturing the
 election four years hence.
 President Taft is taking an active
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02
EFSEPVES TO BE READY.

tGNDO%. No@ 2a Word comes from Praeuc that Germany has or Iefed ia39eao reserEtsts 10 hold themselves ready for field duty iustria is enforcing a strict censor. ship ove, all telerams sen; into or opt of that coUatrF. Albania has pro claimed her independence and all Europe is sufferine unrest.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

THIRTY BELOW.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 25. This city. as well as a large portion of the state is in the grip of q cold spell which is causing widespread discomfort and even suffering. be, cause of the severity and uneXpec1 ednesS The thermometer registered 20 degrees below zero this morning a"d there is TO indication of d change for the better Ii is believ. ed. in fact. that the temperature will go even lower tonight.
 DETROIT. Nov. 9. - A severe snow storm is raging in this re- zion. the severity of the storm beinc such in this city that it much re- sembles a blizzard Traffic is seri Ously interrupted in all directions.
 ANN ARBOR. Nov. 9. The worst snow storm in years is block ing traffic in this part of the state and reports from other points indi cate that a wide section is affected
 PORTUGAL SELECTS SITE.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 26. - The Portuguese commissioners sent here to choose site for the building which will be erected on the ex. nOSltlOn ground DN POftuSdl Hldbt their selection today. and immedi ately will take steps for the com mencement of work on the structure
 VIM. r. BURNS ARRIVES.
 SEATTLE. Nov. 26. - William T Burns. of Fairbanks. member oi Alaska's first territorial legislature arrived from the North today.
 MORE FROM M'MANicAL.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 9. - On the witness stand today. Ortie Me Manieal told how the McNamara brothers planned to proceed in per son to Panama and there undertake the destruction Of the canal locks by dynamite.
 That McNamara is a demon of the reddest hue is the verdict of those who heard the testimony of Oruo Mechanical the confessed dynamiter who was suddenly recalled to the stand today to explain certain fur ther details of the dynamite conspir: acy.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

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Evening star., 1912-07-11

throughout ones entire life. An average
Of only five minutes in exercise each day.
followed by fifteen minutes devoted to a
bath, will do more to correct evil habits
than anything else within the scope OF
human knowledge.
The normal body does not seek abnor-
NAL conditions. The person who Graves
stimulants deteriorates physically as that
craving increases. By the same token the
more interest he displays in hs physical
culture the less he will demand the un-
natural satisfaction that his habit or hab-
its insure.
Many of the harmful habits are not
morally wrong. Too much mental work.
which Is o common trait of business and
professional people, is really as harmful
as many of the evil habits. and yet it is
not morally wrong Neglect of the physi-
cal body Is bad habit, and yet the per-
son subject to 1t may be a paragon of
virtue. But any habit that deteriorates
the mental or physical fiber is as wrong
as 1t Is useless.
Regular physical exercise helps in getting
the right equilibrium between the mental
and the physical, and once that eqLilibri-
um Is maintained the desire for anything
outside the pale Of natural dwindles and
ceases to be. The young man who has