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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-09

Prospects Considered Bright in View
az Better Metal Market.

Of Better Metal Market.
Butte. Month view of the i'm
proved conditions of the metal mar
ket and the marked and continued de-
crease in the copper surplus the year
1912 holds out "A most promising fu-
ture for the mining companies of this
district. In anticipation OF an IN
creased output an Of the mines have
been placed. during the year IN
splendid physical condition and great
en- activity only awaits the word from
the managing heads.
II has been announced by u. H.
Thayer, president OF the Anaconda
copper Mining company, that the out
put from the mines controlled and own
ed by that corporation viii be Increased
TO 10000. 600 pounds a month. which
will be- more than 100000 pounds
greater than the present output The
Independent companies. now producing
about 100000 pounds month, are
also prepared 20 increase and itis pos
sible that the output Of the camp for
the year 1912 may be- Increased 10 close
10 30. 900 600 a month 81 the price of the
metal is maintained above Il cents a
pound.
Besides improving III facilities Tor
mining and by the introduction OF var
ious economies. the Anaconda Copper
Mining company has increased us ore
reserves and has added some new
mines 10 It's list Of heavy producers. In
All Of the mines vast amount OF de-
velopment work was done during the
year and enormous ore bodies were
blocked out and held in reserve await
ing an Improvement in the metal sit
uation. II occasion required, the tom
mage could be almost doubled In any
Of the mines both Of first and second
class ores.
The most important development in
new properties is the Badger
State. of the Boston q Mon
tana group. which is one OF the
richest mines in the camp. AT depth
Of 500 feet there has been opened
up IN this mine an ore body averaging
from II TO 80 feet in width. carrying
four feet OF copper glance and hornite-
The whole ore body will average close
10 100 copper and win run well in
silver. The Badger state is lifting
about 500 tons a day. but this no doubt
will De doubled in the next few
weeks
The Butte Coalition properties were
never i'm better condition The Tram
way Rarus and Minnie Healy mines
are being worked through the Tram
way shaft which has a depth OF 1000
feet. Some very important ore bodies
hagc been opened up, especially In the
Minnie Healy ground. which is show
ing Increased richness with depth.
The North Butte has done vast
amount Of development work and has
added 90 It's ore reserves. In the Snow
bail 30 has developed an exceedingly
rich ore body. and at the present the
work OF opening up the ground on the
500 and 2.sO0-foot level is well under
way. II IS believed by the company's
biologists hat the lean zone has been
passed through and IL is confidently be-
lieyod that rich ore bodies will be de-
veloped. The North Butte company is
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-09

Boston-The Copper Producers fig
ures were extremely bullish. fulfilling
expectations of even the most optimis-
tic Notwithstanding this fact coppers
closed weak under influence of a Sc
we're break in the general list led by
Union Pacific. The cause for this break
is not explained at present but in all
probability means further Washing
ton action of some sort.
Copper shares can only be senti-
mentally affected by this and for j
short time only. We hear on good
authority of a sale of Copper today for
march delivery at IAN.
This break may unsettle confidence
for a day or so but not longer.-I. j
Sturgis.
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Brokers Gossip


Oficial announcement has been made
OF the terms on which the Inspiration
Copper company and the 1--we oak De-
lvelopment company are te be CONSOLE
dated under the name Of the Insplra-
ton Consolidated Copper company.
The latter company is capitalized for
$50. 600. 600. all common stock divided
into 100000 shares Of the par value
OF $50 per share. The holders OF In
spiration and Live oak are given the
privilege Of exchanging their stock for
that OF the Inspiration Cons Copper
company until Jan. 2sth. 1912, on the
following basis:
one share OF new stock for two
shares OF Inspiration.
Two shares of new stock for one
share Of Live Oak.
Stock is 10 be exchanged at the
guaranty Trust company In New York
and al the offices of Kidder Peabody &
company in Boston.
All stockholders OF the Inspiration
Cons Copper Co. the new company of
record at the close OF business on Feb.
!. 1912. will be offered the privilege to
and including March /. 1912 OF sub
scribing for its SG,OOO,OOO convertible
bonds at par pro-rata for the number
Of shares held by such stockholders
respectively. or in less amounts but
only In multiples OF $500 payable in
tour equal installments on March I,
1912. Sept I. 1912. March /, 1913 and
September /, 1913. These bonds will
be ten year per cent coupon bonds
convertible into stock Of the company
at S25 per share redeemable by the
company by lot at S1l0 with accrued
interest on any interest day and win
be In denominations OF $500 and 81 600
each. The stockholders of both com
panies not desiring TO deposit under
the foregoing offer are offered cash for
their holdings up to and including Jan.
20. 1912. Messrs. Kidder Peabody &
company and the Guaranty Trust COM
pany will pay for all stock which hold
ers may desire TO sell at the rate of $40
per share for Inspiration and $40 per
share for Live oak Development The
company intends proceeding imme-
diately 10 have erected concentrating
plant Of not less than $500 tons daily
capacity To treat the Inspiration and
Live oak ores and comtemplates that
not over 100000 shares will be re-
quired 10 accomplish this and provide
for the above exchange Of shares and
conversion of bonds.
The engineers reports says: after
carefully going over the maps. assay
sheets and reports of the said prop
critics, we, the four engineers. find the
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c. & n. Outputs.

The estimated output for December
Of the c. & II. properties are as fol-
lows. c. & II. G,13S.175; Osceola, L.
4SG.6O5; Ahmeek. 1.32O.Ss5; Tamarack
656,5S5; Isle Royale 6S5.330; Allouez,
4i3.745; Superior, 2l2.9O5; Centennial
1886; LaSalle, 1894.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-09

level there has been exposed two feet
OF copper glance on the foot wall side
OF the vein. This has been well open
ed and viii be mined as soon as the
work OF sinking is finished TO the 1900.
II is expected that the Ballaklava will
resume shipments from all Of its ore
bodies. except the one on the Soo-foot
level which is In dispute with the Ana
conda company. before February l.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-09

Boiled potatoes make an excellsua
substitute for soap II your hands have
become blackened with contact with
pots and pans. Take a little of the
potato and rub well into the skin.
then rinse II OF with warm water.
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MARKETS

Boston-The local market opened
very strong and active with Mayfiower
and old Colony as the leaders. The
volume of trading in these two stocks
was very large with steadily advanc-
ing prices. The buying was of good
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-16
Mmfdne.

- Gin fhpertr geIbf6rani, tpeIs
der geftern gum 3lreiien Gtodnerl oes
6ouies an Der Rorbfpeitede Der 5.
aDe. unb gine Strabs, emporse5osen
peroen ioIIie. slitt aus Der Ghlinge
uHb serihmetierte zines Der aroBer
Sdaufsnitsr Der Jirma Rollmon inn
erfttn Gtodtpert bes Oeb6ubes. 3um
Gliid tDurbe Bel bem llnfan Riemanb
perlebt.
- gbip. 0ennemdnn, 43 ssobre alt,
ipcbnbofi i'm Gnierprife 6otel, fi<l ees
tern D1brenb Der 4rbeit in Der M1s
btlbcnolung bon Wm. Mulfed, an Ia.
Ctr. unb Central ADs., BON elmer Qsis
ter unb 5oe fih einen Beinbrudb su.
CT fpurbt nah bem ftdbtifhen 9ofpis
tai gebrnht.
- Der AZ Sabre olte 3nbnnr5tGpls
Defier Donnep pon gliff. nok Wse.
WaiElaH Ctr. fiel eeftern 9soHmittae
I'm Walnut Ctr. 1benier zine 9repps
Hnunter uHb 3og fih fnlimme Qopfs
ipnnb<n unb HontufoneH 5u. Ct
irurbs In einem patrclDogsn mad
bsm fdbtif4sn 6ofpitrI sebrac3t.
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GHarfe aritif
YIN BEN ghdern bes perflpiIenen
SfabtanOitprs geiibt.

Fem Staotouoitor Boihburn alma
neiteru eine stbitrift bes gerid,ts slt,
ben bic Grperten bes Sfoafsouoitors
5uaington iiber Die fiirslid, porae,
ncinnene llnteriufune Der glider
bes purieen Staotauoitors aemad,t
baben.
Sn ibrem geriht iiben Die Grper.
ten iebr ihorie aritif uno bebollpter,
hnB fie eine 1nn3e Meihe BON GebIern
uno fcgnr mebrinf Mnoirunasn imo
nohiraglih norlenoniinene abdn0e.
runaen 1efunben hnben. Tem gerid,t
i't cine Siite beiaeiii9t. Die mehrere
hunoert anaebIihe SebIer uno Err.
thinner entbdlt, bic ouf IieoerIid,c
giiffiihrnng 5uriif3ufiitren iein iol.
len.
ShIiebIih entbdIt Der gerid,t nod
cine 5leihe bon RdthihI1gen nit gc.
sug oiif 9crbeiierunaen in Der Der.
ipaltlno Ses Saotauoitoramts.
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Dies nmo 9as.

49, Die ftdbtnite aonpentionss
5olltntommifIion bat qeltern benz
Staotratb ibre Rehnuna fir bic .iirs.
life Stuoienrsiie ixrmitielt. ipelfe
ii9 auf bic S.dbte UaiItpauise. ct.
pdui, Denper unb Ganias Gitp er.
itredis. Die Gefdmmtnusaaben be-
Iisfen fid auf $437.35. auF GiTsns
bdbnfahrtnrtsn sntfielen $l86.50;
fur pullman Wdsen tpurben S72 Be-
sdblt; fir Oroihten $3.50; Die
6CtsIunipfien belisfsn fif auf S153. :
55; Der 0epddtronsport toilette S4.30
uno fir 8tnusuns pon Ielepbou unb
ionitiae aIsinigtsiten ipurbsn $6.40
k3abIt.
- 5eueripebrmdHn gbtporb We6z
meper bon Der SpriBsniompagnie go.
ID Durbs ssiisrn bonn 3ienit iuspens
birt. neil er anaeblit ieinen finansiels
len gsrfIidtungsn nidt nadgetommsn
iit.
- Sn ben tatboIiIfen gsmeinbe.
fhulsn Der Stahi fuiro Der untsrriht
am 3. September ipisber aufasnomnen
tperben.
- Die part.omiiIGre teItloHeu ess
fern. in bem auslIenbaus I'm Gbeu
port 5rintfontdineu su errihtei. Cine
temii6t analpie bes Guelpdffers bat
eresbsn. bab bitfes maFsr seiunbbeitss
Ihdolih iit uno bic Guelle ipirb in
3utunft niht msbr benusbt iperben.
SiIissGtabiauoiiDr Wlullane be-
abiintiet, cine ausabl GI.iosrreinigsr
3ur Grpiriung BON it6btii6en aiseny
len oIs aItbdnbler 3u 3ipinetn. Shm
II. ndmlidb 81 Ohren eetommtn, bdb
bic Snb1ber bon pislen dsmiihen Reis
nigunssanitnIten estraeens alsiber
idufen unb Il. oaun als anssblih niht
obgsbslts Sdfen meter p.rtaufen. Der
SnFormant 5srrn WulIants III Der
9roblsr G. 8. gpbn BON 126 Opera
pIoe.. Der. f.iner gebauptuns nah.
zine @nsuhl folder geihdfte gu isinen
ressImdbistn aunben sGblt. bsr,r Nds
men er 5errn Muaune sur gerfisuns
fttlte.
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lie GebeimpoIi,iiten Sduette unS
Gttafpon perbafteten seitern on Der
8ierten ape. iino Wain Sirnbe ben
43 Sabre nIien @oIter Z. Grnlslep,
BON 9sesp Dorf, iilo ben 36 Sabre al.
ten Snmes 6. Rilep BON Buffalo, q.
D., tpeIhe Geid,1itsonnoneen fir Elm
Soupnir Der "a. Oranb Tipifion bes
Croens Der Gifenbabn aonbufi.ur.
fammelien unb ii4 i'm 0oraus h3ab.
len liebsn.
lie @erhoftiina erfolgte auf Ser.
onlaiiins Der bieiigen 2ose oes Or.
oers. cbgIeif bic 8eiangenen on.
ldeineno ed,te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l.no 9oan,ahten In ibrem @eiise bat.
ten.
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litter idlmerem @erbadlt.

Der 80 Sabre oIte 3iDilinssnteur
elmer Dktboff. BON Ho. 107 Mkf Ia.
Gtrobs. unb bie 20 Sabre alte Dlos
rte gB. 8enton, pon ct. Qpuis, Wic.,
ipurben geitern BON ben 0sbsimpoli5is
ittH Gnpdsnbausr uno Megener
Derboftet uno ala psroGhtig einges
fperrt. Der Gau biirfis epentusu nod
bic 8unbesbeb6rb.n beIhdfti9en.
befhdftigen. Didboff isebt I'm 0trs
bdhte bic Benton su einem unfiitIis
henlebensDonoeI aneebalten uno Don
ibrsm 0er6ieHit selsbt 81 aaben.
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r5lobert"z "z@eipebres ins auae aetrofs
fen. Riemanb botte ben Shub oe>
bort unb peib man nitt, per Der
unsliidli9e Shiibe 1T. grptpn pers
liert bic Sebtroft auf oieiem Muse.
9 d biebaffaire in @eron1,
Gin alter Sab unb gemertunoen
nber 9ubner batten seitern aur JpIse,
oaB Wiutam 2ittreII, So Sabre alt,
etn 5armer in gerona, ap., 26 Mc,e
len BON bier geleaen, Miltpn 6. WiIz
ION, 45 Sabre aIt, tinen 2eihenbes
itatter ffoB unb i6fper pertpunbets.
Die 9enannten trufen ii5 i'm StaGe
BON 9ugb 9eit, oIs 2ittreI BilIon
fraste, ob er Ssmertungen iiber 6ubs
ner gu 8eit geuoht babe. 8ilIoa
antfportete beiabeno. 2tttrel ipu ip=
oann oas Wort 2iigner gebrautt bas
ben. Gr feuerte Drei S6uFe ab, BON
oenen 5pei 3uoeIn @iIion in ben
llnterleib trufen. Rotbem 9ittrHI
lab, mas er aneerihtet bate. fuhr er
in 'etnem 9uggp tpeiter. Die Qerste
Ueentfee Slater, Rt6aroion unb Wtcs
Gornit na1msn WiIion in 9ebanos
lung. 0a bic Dunoen ie6r eefdbrIih
fino, lieb Or. Menefee WilIon mad
benz Gbriit 6ofpitaI in Cincinnati
brin9en. Or. Menefee uno Or.
2ansoale unternabm eine Operation
unb entfernten bic &u9eln aus bem
Wtdgen. Ssin 3uitanb if Elm fritz
iher. S6eriff 9ume rerbaftete 2itz
trea in berWobnung Ieiner Shpefter,
5rau Rauo Wdlton, unb brdhte ibn
na6 Burlington ins 8efGngniB, no
Die Gntla9e bes Sdiebeus, nit Der
Ibii4t gu tDbten, gegen ihn erboben
tpuroe uno Hi6ter gommat Iieb To-
fort Die SPECIAL 9robgsidporenen
ouf beute porIubsn, bic n.n 5aQ fofort
unteriu6en ioIIen. wiIion iorpobI
als Gittrel iinb perbeirQ.bet.
Bon einem 3uge getroffen.
Di[ltam s. Sobnion, 80 Sabre oft,
angebIt6 in Gillian, ap., pphn6uft,
uno Elm QngeiteIter Der 8pntrattoren
Spugtton unb SprabIirl in Wsu3ies,
2p., puroe bon einem .3uge Der 8. &c
q. 8d5r nabe Meusies cetroffen, uno
erlitt er mebrere Rippenbrute uno
Guehduugen ON rehten Qrm. Gr
puroe na6 oem bieiigen ct. GIiIabetb
!9oipital gebraht.
- Charles Scott, Der iih i'm Be-
truntsnen 3uItanbe auf elmer Rofez
bale Gar gemstn benabn, tpurbe Don
ben 9sbeimpoIi3iiten Booth unb
SborHtpn per6aftet.
- 6. R. Miners unb Balter
Qoams BON Cincinnati, bic Elm Sab
Ysdcpt Wbistp i'm geiis batten, iiber
bas lie teine 4uBtunft gsben tonntsr,
tpuroen BON 2eutnant War.in uno
9oli5iit Rarrit perbaftet.
- 9as Teuerbepurtement purbe
eeItern mad oem 6auie Der 5dmilie
6aggins, go. 1880 gantlit Strabs
gsrufsu, poIeIbit infoIge zines i6abz !
haften Samins Elm SSeusr ausaebros
ten mar, bas eireH S6dben ppn S25 |
peruriadte. - Sn Der Wobuung pon |
9. 6oparb, AL gatspel Strdbe, |
erpIOoirts geItern Elm Gafolinafen unb |
osruriahte einen Granddaughter gum |
sSstruse bon $50.
- Die goung Wens Commercial |
2eague Don GOoinston eruGhIte fol-
1enbe gsamte: prdi., :. ). Qnts;
/. 8i3eqrGi.. @eorg Stepie; 2 gisss
grGI.., Ben giIsrmann; Se.r,, u. 8.
Jerrn; ShaBmeiitsr, @sorg gruop; |
0irettoren, Dm. gop2in, 6. 6. Dub |
me, Simon Marr, G'eorg Sdasbers
ger, Geo. 9ienbereer unb Riddro ).
Tibopsti.
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@srniht.

Die poIissi purse esitsrn sr'u6t.
Ratiorfhuneen nab bem % Sabre
alter Rid. 9snsgrod, bon aouispille,
ap.. unsuitsIleH. tpelher felt benz II.
ausuit ptrmiBt pirb.
Der Ia Sabre allie mnl.er Millsr II.
felt Wontas aus feiner elterlihen
Wobnune In Morskab. an., pers
fhipunben. Die bieiiee poli3.i ipurbs
erfuti. Rahforidungen na9 BEN
anaben an5ufielIen.
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ltateridllagmna.

lie ssoli3ei fnbnbet aui oen Eta.
Iiener Charles 0nio, bon ao. 42G
Meft Court StrnBe, ipeIfer bon Tel.
mem, In bemfeIben Sanie pobnenoen
2nnbsmnnn 7ominid Utongano. Der
llnieridIngnng beihuIoiet rpiro. gr
hate pon Wnnenno ben auftrag er.
bnIten, Hit elmer A,agenIoouna
sJriihfe iiit Mertbe pon $50 All hauii.
rtn. RoHbtm Gnio bic Woaren per.
Fault hafte, ion0fe er bas leere ssubr.
ipert bem Wnngnno BON Der Ode Der
1ibertp uno wnpnlilIer StrnBe aha
burh einen fleinen andben 5uriid
nnD DeriGDano unter yituobne oes
1eIbes.
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ipurbe. Iiest INNER mod In betpubtIos
fem 3uifanbe I'm gpesrs 0oipitaI bars
aieber.
Sobn gperln bon 8ellepue Duroe
9eitern nab benz 9uten Samdriter
5pipttul In Cincinnati gebruht, urn
iid elmer Operation gu unter5ieben.
- 9err mm. grolich unb Satin
unb 9err 6enrp Grouih bon Bellevue
fnb auf 8efud mad Ren Grsnton,
Sno.. sereiit.
@eorge Breitenitein pon Dapton
1T BON ieiner Gerisnreiie nah bem
Often 5uriidoetehrt.
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Oaislin Grploiipn.

ssn Der @obnuns oes Gb. Beber.
an goubinot apenue nmo @aroea
glne, Neitiuoob, erplooirte geitcrn Elm
8aiolinoiem. Vei anfunit Der sseuer.
iuebr mar bie Gefobr bereits bon DEN
Sulisberuobnern beieitigt iporoen. 9ei
Sem unfaa ipuroe ysiemnno perIest.
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jencu samitas Gadmittas bei
George Sch war tz.
$40 gafewta StrnHe. Fbsne eputt 9s6 ;
u e iu y o Z {.

Sie Rclpport Office fir bas Gin.
cinHatier 8olfsblatt" befinost iih in
glO, 339 gOrt Srahe, sesenilber benz
Gourtbauic, tuoielbit gteuigfeiteu, Gin.
5eigcn IL. l. NJ. bis 10 lbr 45 Viinu-
ten Ibeuos entgegengenpmmen iuer.
BEN. Selcpbun Soatb 2401.
- observation-disclosures
20. ). Gerbing an 2usQa DiIsnborg,
Qot an Der 10. uno patteripn StraBe,
81 etc. - 4ler. 9atnes an Gillian
Qrano unb gnna graolep, Got an Der
Sit 3. Strube. 81. - aouis Qd3els
mer an NIer. 9oiner. Got on Der Z.
Strube, 81 etc.
QIfreo gopren, SO Sabre alt,
Der i'm Speers 9ofpital untersebra6t
lit. Derlieb geitern bas onItitut unb
rpuroe einige Stunben Tpdter an Der 2.
uno 8ine Strabe in Cincinnati aefunz
ben. Gin Wdrter bolte ben 4Iten ub.
gopren Dobnt IN Clifton 6eiebts.
4lbsrt Shofer BON Der Stanleb
aoenue, Cincinnati, beridtete Der st.
96omas polisei, bag ibm Don eiuem
SOlbaten S42 geitoblsu purbsn. Col.
Crane pirb ben Jull untsrTu6en.
= Wi4del 8opren, elm S6anttelIs
ner BON Cincinnati, fiel an Der 8. uno
Boone Strube in 8apton gu 8oben
unb erlitt einen ooppelten grud oes
re6ten 8eines. gr purbe nah benz
Speers Soipital esbradt.
- Das 5eitamsnt BON Romun Sars
tig Duroe i'm Gountpgeriht binterleqt
uno angenomm'n Gr hintertdbt 4Qes
ieiner Jrau n"" 'rrS'rat iie als seItas
mentspollitre.s.,
- Die Gamptell gountn 1ormers
Protectipe aHoeiation perfammelt fic,
am tonmenoen Sonntag in Braun's
6ule, Jobns 5ia, um ipihtiae anqeles
senbeiten. aanoitraben etc. betreffenb,
5u frIeoisen.
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2ofal !. BeriMt.
@ieoer sasi6.

Wopor 5unt unb Siherbaitsoiref.
tor eoih iino geItern aus Detroit bil.
rilfgefebrt, mo lie benz Gonnent Der
Dire ltnherpriters aifoeiotion bon
Welt Birginien beigeinobnf unb geIe.
gentlid oesielben GHlpraGen gebol-
tea basen
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3attDn uMo Oellebme .

poliaeidef Jrunf CrtIieb BON
Dapten iit bon GleDsIunD, g.. suriide
getebrt.
6otDorb Gain, Der auf einem
Uttl9Dagen Der Grenh Bauer 60.
IN OoHton huubilos aufgefunben
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Siarh am EoHTeriins. ben I g. dueuf! 1912
praeus nm $40 uhr, In feiner Iptnma
Ratbarina Risoinatr frin,,

i'm gllicr bon 70 Sabrea. Gas 9eiheE1eaaaa.
rl5 finbei an Sam'iaa, ben Il. @naufi RAD
Mliiaps 219 ubr, ben Der CD prot Si 4ab
lassairbs aus hiatt GeiiaiiuHe auf bsm I'm
merariin Grleobcf etf8i7
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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-10-31

Chairman Hilles of the Nation
al Republican Committee has is.
sued an address in which he
declares that it is a personality
and not principle which is OPP
posing Mr.. Taft in his own party
IN this campaign, and it is DOOM
ed TO unm;stakable censure.
The race, he asserts, is between
the President and Mr.. Wilson,
and every vote cast for Roosevelt
is "a vote for Wilson, " hich
means danger, vote for Taft is
IA vote for safety" Then he
rings in the old adage SIT is bet
ter to be safe than sorry" all of
which is apparently intended for
the marines. 1t is hardly to be
expected that the old sailors Will
accept feed of such muuldy ra-
tons. They know that the pros.
perlty which the country is en-
Joying is because the earth and
the mines have We'd in produc.
ing unparalleled wealth and that
it is in spite of the epublican
principle of a high protective
tariff which would have plunged
the country into almost irrevoca.
bic disaster but for the national
conditions vouchsafed by a kind
providence. The prosperity of
which the document prates could
not come from tixing the peo-
pie to death on food and other
necessities aud the man who
really believes that they can
should be confined in the institu.
ion for the simples.
The high protective tariff for
which Mr.. Taft and Colonel
Roosevelt stand has got to go.
People are in earnest on that
question and know that in order
10 secure their demands they
must vote for Wilson and the
Democratic nominees for Con-
gress. Let every Democrat do so
and send the calamity howlers to
Grass.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-10-31

The plan originated by Chair.
man Johnson n. Camden of the
Democratic State Campaign
Committee to have a speaking at
each of the county seats in the
state on Saturday afternoon,
Noy. 2nd, and in the cities at any
hour which may be found the
most convenient, when the Chair.
men and the Precinct Commit
teenItn will meet to confer and
devise means to get out the full
vote, has been adopted by the
National Committee which will
recommend to all the state or
Ganizations to do likewise. That
committee will also arrange TO
lave il message from Governor
Wilson read at the meeting in
all OF the states, which will be
full Of good cheer and prediction
If success if every Democrat will
do hIs duty. To hear this per-
sonal message from the next
President of the United States