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NOTICE.

Hunting and tresspassing on the Key
stone plantation is strictly forbidden.
ylolators will bs prosecuted.
OSWALD DURAND.
Dec. 7th, 1912. Manager.
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Capital, Surplus and Profits see, 9'S5
Total Assets S|1o'9Oo,0I
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Makes loans at 8 per cont. discount Pays
per cant. interest on time deposits, and 8 per
cent. interest on savings deposits. :: {"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-09
BARTINE APPOINTED
CHAIRMAN OF BOARD

Monday morning Governor eddie,
Lieutenant Governor Ross and At
torney General Baker held a meet
ing to appoint a chairman of the
state board of railroad commits
sioners. II. f. Bartine was the
appointee, the term being for three
years from the first Of February.
Old newspapers for sale at this
ofice-25c per hundred.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-09
$50, 900 OUT OF KEANE
WONDER FOR NOVEMBER

The yield for the month of Mo-
vember at the Keane Wonder mine
has been cleaned up and the bull
lion shipped. This is the largest
yet made for a like period and
exceeds $4,000.
The cleanup for the month of
October did not quite reach $780,
900, but the average for several
months past has been very nearly
that sum.
The ore now being extracted is
the best ever encountered in this
property, having a greater uniform
value than any large quantity yet
treated. The mine is in excellent
condition, the reduction plant
thought is in fine shape, and the
weather at the property is now at
it's best.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-09

Ter gave US one days notice to
either pay up or take Toe on a
dollar on the stock that he held
as collateral or that he would
sell the stock at auction. The
stock had no sale and had become
practically worthless in the eyes of
the public because of Mr.. Rookie
feller's having taken $3.000,000 of
bonds OF worthless property. SO
We took the 10c on the dollar, paid
our debts to Mr.. Rockefeller, had
scarcely enough money to pay our
way home. A suit followed In the
federal court at Duluth. We won
out but were reversed in the upper
court. The trouble had killed our
brother Cassius. Lon and All, the
principle witnesses, were on the
verge of a nervous prostration. We
had lost faith in the upper courts,
so We finally settled for s525,OG
Rockefeller and Gates both per-
jured themselves in the Jaw suit.
swearing that they thought the
property all right, August. 2S, and
for over a year neither one of
them dared to enter the state Of
Minnesota for fear of arrest.
We went to New York with be-
tween 100000 and $50, 900, 900
of property. We borrowed less than
100000 of Mr.. Rockefeller and
when We left New York all our
property was in the hands of John
D. Rockefeller. The total cost oil
the mines and railroad to Rookie
Teller, first and last. including al
legitimate law suit expenses, wa
not to exceed $1,700.0OO. Fo
many years it has earned NOR
than $5,000,0OO a year net, an
! when the Steel Trust was organized
Mr.. Rockefeller sold it to the Stee
: Trust for sS0.OOO,0O0.
A. r. MERRITT.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-09
GOVERNOR ODDIE
MAY soon enter
MARRIED STATE
ANNOUNCED THAT STATE CHIEF
EXECUTIVE WILL SOON BE
A BENEDICT.

RENO, New, Jan. Cupid, the
careless little god of love-. has been
busy around Carson, according to
reports received in Reno yesterday,
and it is announced that before
the coming summer gives way to
the fall season that Governor Tasker
l.. eddie will cease to maintain
bachelor qaurters in the governors
mansion and that the mistress of
the mansion will be Mrs. Dale
Hartley Baker, of Oakland When
asked concerning the engagement,
Governor eddie last night refused
to either affirm or deny the re-
port, although it has been known
for some time, but no announcement
has been made.
Mrs. Dale Baker, the widow of
the late Rives Baker, of Oakland,
spent several months last summer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cleye H.
Baker at Carson and during that
period she was often seen in COM
pany with the chief executive of the
state. The Carson gossips lost no
time in whispering of a wedding
that was to come, and for once
1t appears that Dame Gossip
| correct in her surmises.
Mrs. Dale Baker is at present II
Oakland. 1t is understood that the
wedding will take place in April
or May and will be performed in
Carson City.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-09
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
i the Fifth Judicial District of the
State Of Nevada, in and for the
County OF Nye.
Acticn brought in the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District
of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Nye, and the Com
plant filed in said County of Nye,
in the Office of the Clerk of said
District Court.
Cassie Barnett, Plaintiff. VS.. J. W.
Barnett. Defendant.
The State OF Nevada sends greet
to j. W. Barnett, Defendant.
You are hereby required to APP
pear in an action brought against
you by the dbove-named Plaintiff in
the District Court Of the Fifth Ju-
dicia District OF the State of Ne
vada, in and for the County of Nye,
and to answer the Complaint filed
therein. within ten days exclusive
of the day of service) after the serv-
ice on you of this Summons. II
served within this county; or, II
| served out of this county, but in
this district. within twenty days;
otherwise, within forty days; OF
| Judgment by default viii he taken
against you, according to the pray
er Of said Complaint
The said action IS brought tC
dissolve he bonds OF ma.rimony
now existing between Plaintiff and
Defendant on the grounds Of neglec
of the Defendant, for over perioC
Of one year, to provide Plaintin viii
the common necessaries Of life
when such neglect Was not the re
suit Of poverty on the part o
Defendant, which he could not avci'
by ordinary industry. That De
PENDANT without excuse and with tn
ability to provide said common nee
vssaries Of life for Plaintiff faile
and neglected to do so for over
period-of one year
This action is also brought for tn
purpose Of decreeing any propert
heretofore acquired or held b
Plaintiff, at time Of Judgment.
be her own separate property
And you are further notified thi
If yon fail to appear and answC
, said Complaint. as above requires
said Plaintiff will apply to the Cou'
for the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand and Il
Seal Of the District Court Of Il
Fifth Judicial District of the Sta
of Nevada, in and for the Coun
CT Nye this first day of Novembe
in the Year of Our Lord One Tho
sand Nine Hundred and Eleven.
fSeal ROBERT G. POHL.
Cler
BY LOWELL DANIELS.
Deputy Clerk
Il C. L. RICHARDS.
. Attorney for Plaintiff.
11-29, 1876, 10. 20, q; 1-s,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-09
Claims His Family Was
Swindled out Of Thirty
to Sixty Million Dollars

Assemblyman Merritt Of Fallon /,
has written story which is pub
lished in the Carson News, show
ing when John d. Rockefeller rob
bed his family out OF millions of
dollars. This article in fun is re-
published:
To the Editor Of the News:
AT your request and for the in
formation of my many friends
throughout the state of Nevada,
and to correct any misunderstand-
ing that might have been caused
through the Investigations of the
steel trust, | desire to make the
following statement:
In the early eighties valuable
iron discoveries were discovered in
the vermillion range, about 120
miles in a northerly direction from
Duluth, MINI. A railroad was built
tt transport the ore. In crossing
| the east end OF the Mesaba range
about so miles north from Duluth,
in making a cut for the railroad
| signs of iron ore were discovered.
Some gentleman connected with the
the mines on the Vermillion range
took options on large body of land
on the eastern end of the Mesaba
range. They spent about 100000
in exploration work, finding moth
ing of value, they threw up theii
options and condemned the range
The Minnesota Iron Mines at Yer
million and the Duluth and Iror
Range railroad that was built t6
transport their ore afterwards be
came the property of the Illinoi
! Steel company. In 81, my brothe
lC. c. Merritt discovered ore on tn
western Mesaba range. The Mer
ritts. who were lumbermen, be
came interested on extensive exploI
0 ations during the summer of 8
[, and $50 and secured valuable ioca
4 tons. both in fee and by leas'
d they were poor men. The stat
b biologists Of Minnesota and WI
consin, having examined the rang
= condemned IT, The Illinois Ste
d company had already condemned
? In trying to raise money to deyelo
e this range we were greatly hand
"A capped because of these adver
a reports, but we we're determine
to show up the range and pro-
le that our judgment was correct.
" The Merritt brothers and the
to children worked together should
to shoulder for five years. 1t W
q. hard struggle. They we
a through many dangers and endur
TT many privations but by the fall
90. they had proven up over 10'
" 900 900 tons of high-grade, Sc
70 Bessemer ore. 1t lay very near t
ty surface and by stripping off fro
n, 10 to 20 feet of dirt the ore COZ
u be mined at a total expense
stripping and mining of 25c t
* The ore was mined by a stei
shovel. The railroad cars W.
run into an open pit and a thir
ton car could be loaded in
= minutes. We had built over
. hundred miles of railroad to
three principal mines. Our railrc
Joined to the Winnipeg railroad
Stony Brook Junction, PC mi
re from Duluth The Winnipeg r
road was under contract to bu
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-09
oxsollnATED Arro COMPANY.

carrying United States mall and
Express makes daily trips from
Tonopah to Manhattan and Round
teuntian Cars leave Tonopah
daily on arrival of mail and leave
Manhattan at 1880 p. m.
w G HARDING. agent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-09
Notice to Delinquent
Tax Payers

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the delinquent list for the fis-
cal year 1911, of those whose
taxes exceed $500, exclusive OF poll
tax, costs, etc, has been deposited
with the District Attorney of Nye
County. Nevada, and unless the de-
linquent taxes herein specified are
paid to the Treasurer and ex-Ohlcio
Tax Receiver OF said county within
20 DAYS from the publication OF this
notice, action will be commenced by
said District Attorney for the col
lection OF said taxes and costs. Fol-
lowing are the parties who are
hereby notified:
MANHATTAN
NEVADA REDUCTION co.
Mill plant. machinery,
buildings, etc; yalution,
S1S,500; tax. ....,... $4,000
OUTSIDE.
AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
Operations over 12S.03
miles of Las Vegas &
Tonopah X. r.; valution,
st9.2O4.5O: tax. ... $51S.51
PAHRUMP RANCH CO.
Patented land, springs,
water rights, improve
ments, contract land, etc;
valuation, s24,0S0; tax. s65O.1'
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
CORPORATIONS over T.
& T. r. r. Co and b. &
G.. II. r. Co; valuation,
s25,104; tax. $677.S
PUDDY GRIMES.
County Auditor and Recorder O
Nye County. Nevada.
Dated Tonopah, New, Januar
5. 1912.
Date OF first publication. Januar
S. 1911,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
9reosmpoe.

DIN SUB, oil. afbolOer Soma
areos, it oarIige OeIigereoe areOs'
me0e / Glf.9orn B. eo..Iutb. Re.
nigbeo, ben g., I. og 8. Sept.
9rpitemsoe ofboIoes Iorsoag vi.
ten BEN 3. 5ept. Benigbeoerne /
areoien onmoSes berpe0 ON at lnbe
fla repr9ientere oeo DeIegoter.
5elgenoe Gmner foreIieger til
9reitelie:
areoiens Gmne: r9poo foritaos
ueo bette at blipe / SUBS DRIP"
, I'm. 3, II Zig.
Renigbeoens gmne: Zen t%riiteIi-
ge 9srnc'tole % u~nsoomsifoIe".
Eoo Greolens 8egne.
8. RieIfen, areosformano.
! 6enbolo Ill o~penitaoenoe Be
fen6tasreIie inobpoer berpeO elf
Sorn D. ep. lutb. Wenigbeo paa Oct
tprIieite arebiens grriter Og 0eIe'
cater iamt andre genner lom fun
ne o. pile oeltoge / areosmsoet.
1ilreiienoe beoes ON at meloe
6eres aomme iii en- at uuOertegne'
be inoen 30. au9uit
9oo Renigbeoens 9egne.
9ouI Beteren, Rgb.s 5orm.
q. SersiG6, Web.s grpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
GreosmpOe.

@i5coniin areos al Zen lore.
neOe barrie airfe of6oloer. pil SUD.
1T oelegereOe Anrsmeoe ! Dor 5rel.
iers oanif eD..Ilt5. airfe / Bau.
paca, @is., / 0agene ira Den 10
y September. Meoet oabnes
IorsOag 2rften meo 8uostieneite i
gor 6reliers airfe.
gn6oer 0enigbeo / areoien bsr
ouie set iom lin 9Iigt at ienOe en-
9eIegat og Br9iterne mno life noe.
bIiDe. are0smsoerne er 9iosneroen
I port ~tirfelige Arbeioe - lao os
oerfor iamles trin0t og tpt ON uort
areoSmsoel
areoiens @mne DARIUS 2, II.
@enigbeoens Gmhe I. Sob. 8. 4.
Racine, @:s. / 5uIi 1912.
q. 5. 9ing,
5ormonO / @is. areos.
Dor 5reIiers @enigbe0, Bnupa.
ca, isis. %inObpOer berpeo gennee /
Greoien til at tomme og Oele Subs
9iges Sober meO % / ooenn9onit
Gage.
geisgen0e beSes meIoe 0eres font
me inOea ~. Sept.
Boa Wenigbeoens 8egne
Rob. Beteren, SefretPr,
5. 3. Rnorup, Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
NffOrotr al Siuets &ontert.
Gortiot ira Si6e ~

geu, oct tommer Dog an pna. -
3felge ct ru5iif 9laO 6eitaar ga
reus 5of6olo al fife minore emo
1900 Berioner al begge SIGN. Der
er iaaleoes 10 Statsoamer cat Dis
Ia tillige er Stoos-0 Gamer, 6er IN.
gen toiole om), 4 aommerfrsfner
232 6ofiretner, s Oper6ofmeitre,
4 5pgermeitre, 240 9oimarifaller,
Sofmeitre og Stal0meitre, , Decree.
remonimetre, 81 Geremonimeitre,
328 aammer9errer o. 355 Siam.
meriunfere. 6remoeles Il Specia.
liitleger, en- 2iplpge etc. o. ioa
er Der enooa 3 IeOtge Gm6eoer ior
3ioen: 1 0Derfammer6erre, 1 ODer-
foriterer, 1 GDermunoifpnf. ut Dis
ie gmbeoer fan benitaa u6eiatte, og
Siget fife ialoer iammen, 6egri6e
bet. boem Der fan.
Og alt linens er Der 6unoreoer
os Eriinoer, ser pines, PLACES,
if9n0es, goes, at bette efsemplari,
tie 5ofbolo fan 6eitaa.
Der par en- Brett / 0anmarf,
Der / i'm 5io offentligt proteitere0e
imoO, at Den oauife Erincesie Tag
maj biIoe afipprge lin belligegor-
METRO oe OenOe Jig til alt set uuO.
ifgelige 6umbug, sen rusiiife air-
fe beitoar al. 9Gre Dpre Dig sin
@rap, 8oitor girfeoal, at On bapoe
Weoo og Manosbierte til at DiOne
moo oenne Siaffren mec Gro
SDno for Sonfer oenne oanife
Brincesie mon fif, Oo BUN lPitt
Geo ToIitops BOG oOpftan6eG
e~2
Oh, fore Ben, bar on lait Der
gog2 Oilers oiloe ieg paa BET inO
ftnnoisite onbefaIe Dig BEN. Din Err
poa 4irfens Soframenter oil iffI
pnfIe, bpis on Jar 5ro. Og 0if
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
areosmpoe I 9ebrnifa.

On 8n0 oil. af5oIoer 9ebraifa
areos it otteuoe aarsmeoe T 0amp.
Ton. 91e6r.. ira 26. til %. Sept.
1912.
Msoet 6egDnoer meo 3simesie-
guostjeneite 1or5ong aften Den %.
September 81. g..
acknowledgement:
L. aoriet.
2. &Oa6 bin0rer gaffelens 5rem.
bruO i6louot os2 9(ab. 3, Is.
3. Senoagsifole % 6peroagsifoIe.
aae Menig6eOer. Der til5srer
Sumfunoet og areoien. nnmooes ON
at Ienoe 8elegoter.
Ger forpentes. at ale areoiens
8rpiter fommer III Nsoet.
goo areoiens 9egne.
cars SEMEN, areosf.
5 Sen6olo til areosformanoens
8efeuotgsrelie ino6poer SmmanueIs
Menig6eo peo Snmpton, Re6r.. pon
oct bierteligite erlbper, Der madtte
gnife at ppre Dor Bnit unoer areos-
msoet, til meo os at oele Serrens
Orb og Somiunoet / Be Gage.
Mel0 eoer en0elig / Eioe til nm
oertegne0e.
Ban Menig6eoens 8e9ne,
] 81. Ii. 5c6uIt8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
vOdnlferen"
6reOas Den 10. auguit 1912.
Blair, Resr.

9au bar ot foaet 9fegn, en- rigtig
Ho0bleoe. en- Regn al ioa itor Be
tponing, at oi itpnOer Os at fortRl-
Ie Omoer0enen Oerom. gtatten mel
lem SBnoo9 % 0tanOdg tit oi Der
1.31 5omme Regn og poofolsenOe
gftermiooog og Aften fit pt after
en- goo Regn, otitnot omfring en-
Sonme. Rogen Storm gift foruO
for. % ltot 8agl fuIgte meO Reg.
men, me Staoen ira Storm %
&ngI er u~betpoeIig meo oct @oOe,
&egnen gior0e. 9u fan Ger neres
Sou6 ON goo gfteraorsgr9sning
og Raiien bar MI Gbance til at
fDloes goot no. - SamtiOig meo,
at oi Der fit Regn, regneOe oct
ooer en- flor Del al Staten. @utel.
te Ste0er giorOe Stormen betpoeIig
Sfa0e.
8ireftionen for 5orretningen
Der bar boI0t 0teoe / Oenne ltge,
og oi bar / BEN Anleoning baft
8eiBg Of observation-disclosures.
8reiterne 5. 90. @nnien og u. 6.
@eisnann og O6rr. 9. @itd0ien
Cog 6uitru), 6ampton, gee6r, og
Sens Sonien, Coulter. 5o.
Baitor 5obuIt3 tom BERGEN.
mem og ioo inc ON / 6orretningen
poa Bel til Omaha / Onsoags.
@nmle Eeter I6erfelien, ser
iom omtaIt fom til SfnOe oeo en-
gegraoeIie forIe0en, oct en- auto-
mobfl ifrpmte 6eitene for 2ig6p-
rer.8ognen, er M iaa oiot raft, at
bi fer 6um gaa / 9pen ItsttenOe iig
beo i'm Stof.
Seo ungOonl5Hl0oet l Dor
Strife 0ns0ag @ften talte Bat. 5.
90. 6anIen ira Staple5urit. Ne6r.,
til be unae 10 ira Grpo. 9, s: n9ao
Dine aI9Oer alto pore 6oiOe.
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
n%iture, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
ing a specially.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
Greosmbbe.

On Sub DI, boIoer Sainois
areos AT Zen foreneoe oonife eu.-
lrtb. airfe I amerifa" tit areos-
oarSmsSe t Gbene5er Strife, gbico.
90, m. .. 3. til s. September.
5oruoen are0iens 5paesonIis.
GENDER bile fsleenoe Gmuer blue
orefte0e:
Oct uopretteliee Cab. DIT. 1926.
Zen beaige Niot9rbeo. 8on.
II, II.
areOiens NenigbeOer be6es erin.
ore at ienoe 0elegnter til WsOet.
9. Beoerfen,
ar~eosforrnoro.
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Misiionsmsoe

DIN 9erren oil. bIiuer ser al.
5olot 0tisiionsmeOe / auoubou, Sa.,
/ 8ogene 13, Il. og 10. Sept.
aom og mo @uos &iges Sober
iommen meo % / oiSie 0ose.
8oa Menigbeoens 8egne
5. 3. Gbriitianen.
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StOrt SGaesungOOmsmoor.

Geprp entanter for Oct fritelige
% firfelige llugoomsar6ei0e / 0ma.
ia, council 9luffs, Blair, 6remont,
aeuuaro o. Drum inobpoer beroe0
oenligit til 5GlesungOOmsmoOe i
ArlingtOn Yarf peo arlington.
9te6., SNlOol Ben l.. September
ira ca. ST. 1890 6no. til 81. $50
RPrmere 9efenot1erelie npite
llge.
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oms

On @uo oil. af6oI0es Der ling.
.0omsmeOe I &lainpieru. 3ebr.. /
0ogene g., Z. % S. Sept, 5oortiI
alIe unge er / Spr0eIesbeo 5ierteiig
Oelfomne.
Bao ungOomsiorenmgens 9egne.
5. 6. G|nrIfen.
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@reos. % ~llnaoOmsmBoe.

Zen atIontiffe areOs nfboIOer,
ON 8uo oil, II AorsmsOe / 9root.
I'm. u. q, i 0agene ira 80. Mug.
til I. Sept.
Vile areOiens @enigbeOer beOes
ienoe 0eIegnter. aobningsguOstie.
neite 6reoog 6orm. 81. 10.
Gmuer:
1. 2uf. 1924.
2. 9efeiteIie o. 99tit I 5roen,
Col. 2, e..
9ewis BARREN, areOsf.
ungoomsforbunoet Tor Ben allan.
tiife areos afboI0er, uiI 8uo, fit
aorsmsoe / 6orbinoeIie meO areOs.
msoet / groofIpn ben 2. Sept. 5or.
eningerne beOes Ienoe 0eIegater.
gmner:
1. d beItige 0pgnper / Der.
0en, Mottb. 8. t3-f6.
,. aab. 8, 30.
Chr. Gbriitenen, 6orm.
SaIems Men:gbeo, 9rootIph( $50
groipect ape.) ienoer berOeo en- bier.
telig 5n6bpoeIie til neunte areos.
MODE. Dan beoer in0meIoe Zig fsr
SEN p. Mug til Mr. g. Rusmus.
len, III Softer aoe., 9rooflpn, q.
g., eaer til DIR. Otto RoOien, 100
groipect 9ue., groofIpn, u. ..
Ban Menigbeoens 9egne.
q. 8. Rprop.
573-lfit Ct, grootIpn, N.D.
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uGbene8er Renigbeo" inObpoer
berpe0 ale 8enner til at oeltoee :
Nsoet. IiIreiien0e beoes / betime.
ia 5fo at meIoe 0eres aomme til
9aitor 9. BeSerien
1861 q. RoctnelI q
Chicago, 81
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ErQcs Misiionsmpoe.

ofboIOes / @reenpiIIe og 5rufont
BreitefolO ira Senoog ben Is til
81. Slug. SsnOng 9uostieneite boa.
De ! Grufont og 9reenoiIIe airfer.
N}on0og fpuesS fopmSOe / 9prbe0en
OF @reenpilIe.
1irsOog iGaes Sfopms0e i Rer.
beoen al Srufout.
Br9iterne u. z. RieIien, aeno.
ia Og g. Senien. Ruifir oil bel.
tage / nGpnte Ws0er.
9enIig SnObpOeIie til aIle.
3na Werigbe0ens 8e1ne
%. 6. 3jeIien,
CDR. Beterien.
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TisiiOnsmnc

Ri 8uo. af5oIoes @isiionsmsoe j:
9etbania NenigbeO oeo aimbolIton.
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lite September.
9enner ~inO5p0es oenIigit til At
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Reconnaissance til Sals.

NJ @eIbreosbenipn 5oloes en- goo
Reconnaissance / Ell 5lomitrenoe
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StOrartet AnleOning fOr en- Oanit
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SettIement~ er ubsrt ~5iIIigt
til 5ofg, bois 6an0el fan ite itrats.
en- uPrmere Cplpsniu9er iii.
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6 r6altt
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-03-15
Germany's Industrial Life.

The industrial life OF Germany gives
the impression Of great street crowd
ed with heavy traffic. This traffic is
formed Of units, but all have common
purpose and direction, and It is well
regulated. 1t is aggressive, noisy and
dangerous TO those who brave its com
petitlve perils. 1t Is artificial, as II
caters to the needs Of man largely out
side OF the actual necessities for sub
sistence, and 1t Is subject to increases
or decreases, congestions or even sud
den stoppages, for, unlike the bulk OF
the traffic OF the United States, II Is not
the irresistible flow OF a mighty river
of natural products seeking the level
OF supply and demand. Ever increas-
ing its volume, ever extending its zone
Of influence, the foreign trade OF Ger
many is the marvel Of the twentieth
century.-James Davenport Whelpley
In Century.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-03-15
SOUTH SCITUATE

Rev. Mr.. Horton OF Providence, spoke at
the Baptist Church, Sunday at one o'clock
and at seven.
Rev Fenner Jacques has given up
preaching on account of poor health and
Rev. John Salisbury has been called here
to officiate at the Baptist Church and to-
gether with his wife to work in this parish
1t is hoped they will have the hearty CO.
operation Of not only the church members,
but all residents of this place.
The chicken chowder supper at the Bap-
tist Church annex was pleasant occasion.
The chowder which was made by Mrs
William Seabury, was pronounced excell-
eot with no chance for improvement.
Much credit is due Mrs. Seabury and all,
who so generously contributed Twenty
five dollars was added to the treasury.