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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

FKEditt. '-.>tsRIER or THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond
y. B-Fcl0wing schedule figures publish.
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
For the south Daily; $40 a N Local
1895 A III Express 800 - II gxpress.
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At.
anita and Birmingham. ll:t5 H. ~ Expresa
seek Days; 800 +. II. Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
40 =. A.-Daiiy. Connecting for Ram.
more Non. wed. and Friday. s:Oe A x.-Ex.
Sun. and 49, Il. M.-Mon.. We'd and Fri
day--Locat
Train. Arrive Richmond.
From the south: $50 a 81 $40 N
200 T. N. SOS l.. NJ. daily: 1855 Er sun.
From West Point: $3.50 A. NJ daily. IS A.
III. Eoy.. Wed. and Fri. i.25 p NJ FIX sun
S. g. BURGESS p. p A..
td7 Main ST Phon- Madison IN
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.Kailroho5
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Railroad Of the south.

The StnnHard KaiIrOHH OF The South.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST :. 1912
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$50 =. "a. i.C1 \ 81
For Norfolk $50 a NJ n.co a. 81. .3:o,
= " $40 r. n. 800 / N.
For \. & ". Ry. West: 6:ls 4 NJ, $3.50
a NJ 300 r. NJ. 800 T. M
For Petersburg: 100 a NJ. els a NJ.
$50 y. NJ. SIS a. NJ. 9 Oc A. ~ $50 A.
NJ. 500 T.. Nj $40 l. NJ. COS t. NJ 6:yg
r. N. '.'.35 r. N. $50 p. M. 1875 p ".
For Go idshoFa and Fayetteville. 'DiO 7. NJ.
Trains arrive Hichmond daily 5;t5 a NJ.
NJ. 'll:4O 4. NJ, "Il.45 A M $40 T. N
.-iio p. 81. G:s P NJ. sss 7 NJ 500 T.
NJ, 9.co i. Al. ''lo.2S =. NJ. ll.50 +. ~
Except sunday. "suhday only.
Tine OF arriva. and departure and con.
nections no. guaranteed
Z. :. CAMPBELI.. d L A. Main CT
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StfanlhOai5
oLD DoALINInN LINE

=.
Ls Richmond FOOT OF Ash 81. aa.!,,.0lp ~
Leave newport Hews. MINIMUM. 500 4 %
~ ...........-...6.v) =. ~;
Sohh.cth vain main line steamers leaving
Norfolk ior New YORK daily, except staaYH
700 n. 81. ConnectionL also made by n =
W KY +. Al and G.. Il y. Ky. at T. NJ
Night line steamers stop q, CIarelnont 10
land or receive passengers on siSnnL ana
VIII DE met ~ puo!lc conveyance
VIRGINIA NANlOAIION GO. f,.uec,tv.
March A).--James River by daylight Ia
Norfolk and old Point Newport Ne,y, ~,
all James River landings Steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at $50 4
al Freight received Cor al JAM. Ki,.r
landings Phone Madison i7G
Main IIcket OGIee. SCI =. Maln sLLa..
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Dnic DIstrlct.
lnvitntinna Issued.

Special to The Times Dlspatchl
Buena Vista. Va. August 23-Invi-
tAtioms have been issued TO the mar
riase Of MISS Leiil Lee Richerson.
daughter % Mrs carrie Richerson and
tho late Andrew J. R!oherson. OF this
city. to Harry Courtney Boil Son Of
the late c j Bell, Of Rock Castle.
near Raphhle. Rockbriasc County.
The wedding Will take place Wednes-
day evening September 8 1t Chr st
Protestant Episcopal Church.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Al LRAiL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect August T. 1912
Leave byrd street station kichmond, FOR
NORFOLK. bs:lo a. n, 500 J. n a3:O9
i. NJ. '4:io r. N. b7:s5 p. n
FOR LYNcHBuRG AND THE WEST: .s:i5
=. NJ. 1850 4. NJ. as 90 T.. NJ. 1870 T. 81
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: afi;io A
NJ bl'4s y. NJ '6.35 Il. ~. blo:25 F. N,
I'll so p. NJ From the West: 900 A NJ
a2:l0 +. NJ. bi:iO T. NJ. '6:S l.. 81 600 r
II.
DAILY. aDnily sunday. bsunday only.
w. b BENILL. g.. H. BOSLEY
q. L. A. RoanCke. .. 2. a. Richmond
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FORT OF R1cHMoN1, >t-c-sr .,

FORT OF RIcHMoN1, AUGUST Is. .a,.
ARRIVED.
steamer berkeley. shciiy. Norfolk. rer-
9'nd!se and passense Ola Dominion
Steamer Aurora thurman Petersburg and
s.us,rs. Furrnan Line
SAILED
steamer Berkeley. Sh- q. Ncrfols n,or-
HandiSr aud passcrs-f- odd Dominion
Line
steamer rocahonfaS Graves Norfolk and
James River landings ue-rhanais4 and PMS
sen- IS. Ntrsiuii Navi=utitn rcni0ary
sie'mor Aurora. Turran Tct.tshlrz and
James Rivor landings mar rhanifs. ana ms
s'ueors. Furnian line
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


PETERS EUHG PEANUT MARKET.
1Ncaor'sd ny Rodgers. McCabe & COS
isA Market weak. Fsrmer.' sranish a.,
PC hHsnt., JUMBO spauL:h SIG por
oushfl. 81, sAcicd spanish. tl.c per
ppnmd Nirginlas- Marker veal fs.,-v
lu'n'o s., Per mound. fancy hand aic<-
81 rcr POUND extra prime. SIC
picked "a 81 yer POUND sheiling stock
c nes pound
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Richmond & Peiersbur! :lec!nc Railway

Cars leave Manchester. seventh ana Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
&c. Z. 8. 20. 10. II. III n 81, :. p =, l. :
80 -. 81 Z. ). -. 10 +. II.
li:cJ p NJ. to! Chester. 1900 midnight 10,
Petersburg.
street. Tor Manchester:
t5:is. s.sS. "i:i5. '.s. s;ss. s:as. .lo:as li:n
:. 50. .s5. s:s5. 1910 1910 =. NJ
ipaiy except Sundays and holidays.
'CGr..as baggsge and eNpress
s'L!mited. except sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connec; win
cars fOT Richmond.
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Rice ss.as,
John :. salcnp-rrc,. s,ooo. \ l.
Shearer. ie.Nao; John Nj stcck. So.
ono.
r cray Williams $3.50. T. Y.
Wcerns. slc 500
Returns In Chcstcracid
chcs,ciiielo County makes tho fol
lowing showing
Nnnrhcs'rr District.
julius Baker, s9lae. 7 NJ. Caring.
ton. S7"or
preston Carson 5000.
Thomas S Herbert ss.soo Aleic S
Hurt $4,000
NJ g. Mann. $4,000
William Northror estate. $4,000
Thomas +. Owen S..son.
j. H. Patterson. SeluD. Arthur l..
lleasants. Si5oo. " W Pool. Se.i5O.
4. f Powell s@.ioo. u. l. vulliam 81
Richard H. smiu, 5S.ooo
T.. Is. Victor. S5.oiI.
George = " ls-. $3,oor
midlothian district
~ l.. and Sarah Adamson. SlO.5sl.
w. ?. Glenn. S3.50o-
Or. Charles NJ Hazcn. $2.355
Z Z. Laird $1,000
J NJ Il Talcott. S5.isS.
Bcrmudn District.
II. II Ei,hcihc.ecr Sipoc
49, j stiles. $4,000
Thomas : Wheclw light s. o0o.
Glover IIiiI District
No income returns
Date District
Philip y. Corbin. $500.
Rev David Hepburn $1,000
Thomas + letfress Se2.ooo
Walter II Pcrluc $3.50
Toward swine. ord. $4,000.
Hinton g. Wcils $4,000
Nn'oara District.
James Hugo Johnston ,colofed) -
500
No white person made income ra-
turn FOR this district.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

South bound trains scheduled TO leave Rich.
mond daily 3:o5 a. M.-Loca. TO Norma
$50 Z. M.-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta.
birminsham savannah. Jacksonville. i:ej
r. M.-S!cepers and coaches. JacksonvilIc
II - 4. M.-S!ecpers and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham hemphis. %ortEbOund trains
scheduled to arrive IN Richmond daily:
80 a. NJ. $50 a. NJ. sos r. NJ. $40 II. NJ.
Local.
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.Daily. iWeekdays. sSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
atop at Eliza. Time o arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Road the sigma.
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j&hlIrDans


Kichnund and Chesapeake Eay Ry. Co
Schedule or Electric Trains, elective ~ 8
20 III 'easo Richmond. Laurel ana Broad
Streets 'o.eJ A ~ I'D a. III. bs:IO \.
=. Al. @.lO +. N. $40 J.. NJ bi 10 =. ~ so
T.. IL. go Z N. 7:iO +. 81. os..9 r. Il.
1870 NJ u Is T. u. Leave Ashland. Eny-
land ana Maple SIRE cts; = 90 i NJ. b go y
M. 90 n n. b9.oo Il M. 1000 A VI al -
4. ". .i..t9 ". 'i.oo +. NJ. 200 p. ~. .
e. NJ. i.oo + NJ. by.Oj +. NJ. CO. r NJ n
DAILY except sunday. ''Su-oay Only
oCarries baggage.
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Commonwealth Bank

You are assured OF satisfactory
service if Jour account is in this
bank.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

" u
.30A. -I.ocal-Dally--N "port SeEs
SIS A.-Loeal-D aiiy-Chvine. tx sun
ThurmonG
is 90 A-ES pr.s-- Daily-$orfolk. Ola Point.
tiO:0o A.-Local -Daiiy-Lchbs.. Lex {. FORKS
.i2.Cp $oon--Ex -Dally-Norfoik Old ~.
'z.i5 Express-Daily. Gin. L Vile.
Il 90 P.--EA .g.ss-- Da4iy-Norio!k. y Eens
500 p.-I.oea.- Dai.y-N. New. CID Point
b.l5 P.-Locai-,Ex. sun.-CordonI.ihe.
- Ia P.-Loca.-E1 Sun.-Lchbg. Natura!
Bridge. clifton rorRe.
$40 P.-L4m!ted- Dai'y-C!Rcin'u. Chicago.
Ill 90 P.-ENpiess- Daity-CinS!rnat.. L'yllIO
.s.ecpers. fFar.or Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMOED-Local from
East. $40 \. N. 40 =. VI. Through from
East. IL. 80 =. N. 2.oo &. NJ. $50 T.. NJ Local
IRON West. SO 4. ~ $3.50 y. N. and
20 r. II Through: $50 n NJ HISS -
~. md $50 r. NJ.
James River Line 1855 a ~. 60 P .:
''Dally eS-pt GundaS
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ffoo.BQrKINVAdN

Tours Inc Hotels. shore Excursions, Low
est Rnte-.
Twin screw s. s. "BERMUDIAN." Io5ls
tons displacement. Electric fans: orchcs-
ira wireless
FASTEST. newest aud only Steamer landing,
passengers at The dock la Bermuda without
transfer.
Sailings every five days in connection
WITH II n $. T. co Tickets interchange
able
For inll Information. apply to s. r.
OtrERBRIDGE ~ CO.. Agents Quebec $
;. Co.. Lid. 20 Broadway. New York.
y ~ BONMAN. EOS Eas, Main
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Manchester National Bank

The place where your ,noney
rgows and where it is safe.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BROAp AND
Twelfth streets. Pastor Rcf GEORGE "
MCDANIEL. n tn. Rcv j V WATTS.
Srnday-srhool secretary State Mission
Boerd N!ii preach n' u a " and Sis r.
Grated Sundav school. Bsraca and
phiufhen Glasses. g. vs. Patterson. SUPER
inieud.nl e.-o y NJ = welcome % alt.
sE"oND BAPTIST CHURCH FRANK
lin and ADAMS streets i.-Serviccs a, II \.
" Graded srndny school at $50 4. VI.
erranizci classes tor men and women.
Reg ! = FisENCi u d. OF Eufauis.
N'a. wNi oroach. welcome - al
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
,Gt"Ne NVenuc a7i Harrison street, Rev.
". g. JAMES. Tn D.. pastor Preaching
or = by the Rev MOSBY SEAY.
sunday school AZ c.i5 a NJ Jamcs 3
wood. suaerinfendcnfl. PRAYER meeting
WNinrsiat az S.i5 o'clock
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
at II the re, O. WRIT TRAlN-
HIM ~ West Point Miss SUNDAY School at
$50 VI Giurh =. Powell fsupcrln,on-
denf Wednesday evening prayer. meeting
a,i = III o'cioes The public. especially sirane-
cFs. ara cordial, Invited 70 Worship with
i.ElGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Twen-, -nfth and Leigh Streets .-i'reach-
Ing az u VI ana N.it T. NJ ny President
T. NJ poTENT. j. u IL u. ~ Fnfman
JpiVorsity south Carolina sunday school
at a2N Az welcome
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH PREACH
ing az 70 a ". and 10 r by Rcv ~.
" PROVENCE linton services ~ night
90 which an afo cordially invited
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Railroads
Richmond, FTGdGrlCkSbg & Potomac R.R.
70 AHD FROM WASKLNG 10Y ANO BEYOND.
Arrive Richmond
Leave Richmond
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.

Leave Byrd II. sta. 400 p. IL for Fredericksburg.
Leave Elba Sta. 7.i5 A. ~. 6.25 +. II. for Ashland
Arrive Byrd 81. STA. s.25 AN. from Freder.oksb'g.
Arrive Elba STA 6.SO n. $40 Z. NJ from Ashland
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e.pUrrU ssnlltts.

PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST rREsBN rEKIA% CHURCH
Preaching a. % A. NJ los ;ho p.stor Or
=. T McFApEN rhs ovonin- sers,ce vii
&C. omitted sunday school o., go 4 NJ
siul. Classes az 20 A. NJ
IN. l. : McErVOY. O, Americas Ga
Niii or ipy th' pulpit o. Second Presbyte-
nan Church Snndny August -. II A. ".
so sef'iec a, might,
THIRD pHESBYTERTA$ CHURCH
'Hrohd md TWENTY sixth Streets. Preach
.ne 90 % y by Rev. y X wALTIiALL.
SO night service
SERVICE At GRACE STREET pREsBY.
terrain church an if o'clock : VI Preaching
hv pr LILLY. 40 service at night.
CHURCH uF THE COVENANT -R,f T.
NALvfN STEWART. u nastor
It'e hin- at u y " SO service az night.
"Wednesday night PLAYER meeting ~ SIS
SABBATH Srhoo. A. e.p = 81 and Bibic
glasses meet e. 10 q. NJ
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CENrENARY p cHURCU. SOUTH
CG-aco street. heiwcon Fourth and Firh
Streets Rev W Young. n o. pas
Tor Freachlar a, II s NJ and Sis ".
hs tho pastor Morning subject The Poo
pic Who A1o Neither saints Nor Horoes'' /.
evening subject. "Mostiv Fools" sunday
school with orranized classes az go y. ".
AL seats free
BA TO y HEIGHTS METHODIST
church --Rcv " =. LAUGHON Will preach
AZ II y VI. and ROY i - Whelton a. SIS
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RIcr,Noxp TOBACCO ,arKrr

NIcLmonl Va August y. itll
Following are tn quotation. on thu R!cn-
ond Tobacco Exchange.
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cIfRIsTrAN

THIRD CHRIsTIAN CHURCH DAVID
FRANCIS. minister Bible school go y
" Preaching services = y N and SIS p
Sin" and "The Man VINO Has seen God &c
Midweck service WEDNESDAYS T ". \
cordia welcome awaits you al tho ser
vices OF this church on Che corner Of East
Marshall and Twcniy-siNth streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

quo atoms for inter- st-payirr bonds ara
ei price 90 whch Interest n,ust b. sda..
,.som, 'onds and ceruncatcs ot indebted
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24

Sofa, Bulgaria. Oct. liking Ferdi.
nand Is on his way TO the headquar.
tiers OF the Bulgarian army near the
Turkish frontier The kings nantes.
to TO the people. proclsiming war, has
been published
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
SCHRANK'S BAIL INCREASED
Said Moving Picture Men Planned to
Secure Release.

Milwaukee, Oct. 19.-John Schrank
who attempted to kill Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt, was as much unruf-
fed as ever when he awoke In his
cell in the county Jail.
In addition to the space OF seven by
four feet which is taken up by the cell
Schrank has the privilege OF exercis-
ing in an enclosure twenty by forty
feet in dimensions.
, Schrank's bail was increased from
$500 to $4,000 by Judge Backus Of
the municipal court.
1t was intimated that the reason
for having the prisoners bail increased
from $500 to $4,000 was the result
OF a plan Of certain moving picture
men TO have him released and placed
under heavy guard long enough to
obtain a series Of picture films. Dis
trict Attorney label said that all eff
forts In this direction would avail
nothing and that should men back OF
the enterprise persist in having their
plan carried out they would be brought
into court and made to face contempt
proceedings.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
DIAz REVOLUTION
MENACE TO MADERO
Vigorous Steps Taken to Put
Down Revolt.

Mexico City, Oct. 1s.-President
Madero's government faces an acute
crisis. General Felix Diaz, a nephew
Of the deposed president, has seized
Vera Cruz, the most important sea-
port Of the country, and has been pro-
claimed provisional president and has
movement he has started has been
followed by uprisings in various parts
Of the country, one OF them at the
city of Pachuca, fifty-five miles from
the capital. In addition to these cir.
cumstances the resignation OF the cab
met was demanded in the chamber OF
deputies and the loyalty Of the fed.
eral army is under serious doubt.
In order to crush the rebellion OF
Felix Diaz at Vera Cruz not only
have the federal armies from the
north and south been commanded 10
converge on that city, but General
Joaquin Beltran, who has been sta
toned at Esperanto, between the cap
ital and Vera Cruz on the Mexican
railway for the purpose OF operating
against the rebel general, Aguilar, has
been ordered to move on Vera Cruz.
From Mexico City itself two mill
tary trains under the command OF
Colonel Rubio Navareto. with twenty
four pieces OF artillery. have been
sent to General Beltran's support.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
SENATOR HEPBURN IS DEAD
Idaho Scion Expires at Washington
After Lingering Illness.

Washington. Oct. lS.--United States
Senator Weldon Brinton Hepburn OF
Idaho died in MA apartments here
after lingering Illness. lie was
sixty years old and had been In the
senate nine years.
A complication Of diseases involving
the heart and kidneys caused the
senator's death He had not been
well since last March. when he cor
lspsed after delivering a speech In the
senate on the arbitration treaties. In
spite OF the doctors warning that the
effort might cost him his life.
Several weeks ago. apparently gain
ing strength after serious relapse.
the senator and Mrs. Hepburn made
preparations for a trip West. Another
relapse followed, however. and since
then the patient had been CROWNS
steadily weaker.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
BOSTON CLUB WINS
WORLDS PENNANT
Struggle for Championship Last
ed Ten Innings.

Boston, Oct. 1.-THE Boston RED
Box, pennant winners OF the Americas
league, are the worlds champions 90
1912. Defeating the New York Ns-
tionals in the final game by to 2 In
ten innings OF bitterly fought strug-
gle. they captured their fourth vfc
tory OF the worlds series and carried
on the premier honors In baseball.
The Giants won three games OF tbs
series that was played before more
than . quarter OF million people.
and one contest was a tie. The total
receipts for the eight games were
9loo.e 33. and each Red Sox player
received $4.02l. while the Giant pkg
- eeeh came In Tor s7.56s. The
scero w innings:
New York ....0 010 o o 90 . Is
Boston .......0 . 900 lob ~
Batteries For New York. Mathew
IN and Meyers; for Boston. Bsdieak
Wood ana Cady.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. z.
M. Mirras has been very i'll for some
days. Miss Bernice Woodwork is
assisting in the care.
L. w. Bicknell was in Sisseton on
Monday evening where he espoused
the democratic doctrine to large and
enthusiastic audience.
The Webster Implement company is
offering some great bargains in manure
spreaders and litter carriers. See the
ad in another column.
Don't forget that the Reporter and
Farmer can get you out neat, tasty
job of wedding invitations or announce
ments on short notice.
Miss Cora Whitney, who has been
visiting her college friend, Miss Gratia
Kjerland, of this city, returned to her
home in Minneapolis Saturday.
Farmers Institute will be held here
an November Is and l6. We would
have said more about this but the
notice came to late. Watch next week.
If you want storm sash and doors, do
not delay it any longer. The Lampert
Lumber company yard has all sizes and
grades and sell them at most reasonable
prices.
Arthur j. Rieger, who spent a few
days at the home of his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Huntington in this
city, went home to Canada Wednesday
morning.
]. Hoyt Smith, F. B. Bacan, E. W..
Humming, John Marintr, E. J. Earling
and f. A. Bacan arrived in Webster
this morning for hunting trip with
Harry Hart.
Miss Anna Osland, who has been
away from Webster for several months,
arrived home last week and has
resumed her position in DR.. P. D. Pea
body's Office.
This is fine fall weather and just the
time to order storm sash and doors. Go
to the Lampert Lumber company and
select them now and get them on during
the nice weather.
Arthur (Doc) HilIebrand left Wed
nesday for his old school at Princeton
where he will be engaged for some
time as coach for the Princeton Col
lege foot ball team.
We just received the great Domestic
Vacuum Cleaner which is as good as the
500 electric cleaner. 1t makes house
cleaning easy. For sale at Webster
Hardware company.
Call and visit Frank Mohs' furniture
store. There are plenty of nice things
there you need and really want, and
which you can get at price where you
can afford the same.
r. l. Hall, Gus Honneger, E. b.
Harkin and Dan Shortell returned
home last night from Hedtke's pass
where they spent yesterday hunting
from Electric camp. They brought
back ninety birds with them.-Aber-
deem News, Monday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
COLONEL PUTS CAUSE FIRST
eeverldoe Delivers Roosevelt Message
at Louisville.

Louisville, KY, Oct. l7.-Albert J.
Beyeridge, former senator from In.
diam, brought to Kentucky Colonel
Rooserelt's message TO the nation
dic'cted from the coionePs sick bed In
Mefcy hospital in Chicago.
1T matters little about me-" Colo
nel Roosevelt told Mr.. Beverage, but
Il matters all about the cause We fight
for. IL one soldier who happens TO
carry the flag Is stricken another Will
take It from his hands and carry It on.
you know that, personally. did
not want ever to be candidate for
ONCE again. and you know that only
che call that came to the men OF the
sixties made me answer 1t In our day
a they did more nobiy In their.day."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
South Dakotans
"Let the People Rule!o

In the interest of the state, vote
YES" for the proposed Party Primary
Law in November. 1t cleans up the
official spoils system. 1t makes princi-
Piles instead of persons the issue. 1t
provides heavy penalties for buying
votes. 1t gives you popular vote on
party endorsements of post masters. Il
makes for majolity rule. 1t limits the
use of money by the candidates. 1t
gives the poor man a show. II pro-
vides conservative party recall. 1t
established representative andpopular
party government Don't fail TO vote
YES" It win appear. frse on the
ballot. advertisement.
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Constantinople, Oct. 1S.--Hostilities
were opened at 2:30 a. m. by the
Turkish troops at various points on
the Bulgarian and Servian frontiers.
The divisions of the Turkish army
were ordered to make a simultaneous
forward movement.
In giving the order for a general ad.
vance the Ottoman war minister men,
toned that only the movement was
to be made against the frontiers OF
Bulgaria and Servia.
The Ottoman government handed
the Servian and Bulgarian ministers
here their passports and they will
leave Immediately.
A note addressed by the Turkish
government to the Bulgarian and
Servian legations here said II was i'm
possible longer to maintain peace, not
withstanding that 1t was the ardent
desire OF the porte to do 30. IL
therefore was obliged TO put an end
to the missions of the Bulgarian and
Servian legations and the diplomats
were invited to withdraw their pass
ports and leave Constantinople at the
earliest moment.
The note stated the step was taken
in consequence OF the recent note
handed in to the Turkish government
by the Balkan states, which Turkey
considered constituted an interference
with her internal affairs. A second
factor was the mobilization under
taken by Servia and Bulgaria, and the
third reason was the daily skirmishes
an the fr0ntiar
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
JOHNSON'S CASE POSTPONED
Puoilist Released on Bond UetiI
Oct o.

Chicago. Oct. 20.-Charged with the
SEDUCTION OF white girl. Jack John
SON. the negro pugilist, was arraigned
In municipal curt. Ills bond was In
creased from $500 TO $500 and the
case continued until Oct. 20.
Johnson became furious when coun-
sci for Mrs. Cameron-Falsonet Do
msnded that his bond b Increased.
He shouted that he was Z reSponSlbls
business man. with . business worth
10000.
Attorney Erbstein replied thsk his
bssinsss Va Illegal and shou16 ~
ypprense1 tn <eQurt nnoIzx nxed'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
the bail at 81 500 and Johnson wanted
to write check covering the increase.
but Erbstein again objected and cash
was furnished.
Escaped cenvlets XIII Rsnehsr.

Craig, Colo, Oct. 20.-Escaped con,
victs from the Rawlins (Wyo) pens
Tertiary are believed to have am
pushed and shot 10 death Michssa
Flynn, a ranchman. whose body. ria
died with bullets, all OF which hit him
In the back, was found on the Colors-
DO side OF the Colorado Utah state line
The team driven BY Flynn has mo-
been found.