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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06
ITS DEFINITION.

"Why, after all, is it called leap
yearw
81 suppose because it keeps the
men on the jump"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06
Dead Animals Removed

Day or night. Will pay $1.50 for carcass, with
in seven miles of Lambertyille on the New
Jersey side, or 800 on the Pennsylvania side
Bell Phone 1918, Wycombe.
HOWARD WALKER,
1882 Wycombe. Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
Avstriisko obrtno nadzorst.

vO. NajboljSe delavSko varstvo ie
brez vrrdnOsti, Ge ga podjetniki
lahkO puScajO nemar KontrOla
mad |podietniki pripada V TEN OH
'ru ma eni strani strOkovni organi-
gaciii. ma drugi drzavnemu obrt-
MENU nadzorStvu. Avstriisko obrt
no nadzorstvo DO letos praznova-
10 svojo tridesetletnico. Kako H.
gleda, pOkazejo tele Stevilke med
narOdnega urada: V Nemciii je
5i3 uradnikov obrtnega nadzor-
silva. V Avstriii 107. V NemCiii so
dodeljeni vSakemu nadzorstvene-
mn uradniku V inSpekciio obrati
s pOvprek 9935 delavci. V Avstri-
il pa maj vsak obrtni nadzornik
lnSplcira obrate s povprek 81 .976
delavci. In PR vsem tenn a%vstrij-
skim Obrtnim n~adzornikom ne o.
staia mnogO casa "a nadziranie.
ker so preoblOzeni 2 raznovrStni-
mi pisariiami! V NemGiii pregle-
da vsak nadzorstveni uradnik
pOvprecno SOC zavodov V letu. V
Avstriii pa lie 80! NaSa liuba
stara domovina pac nina beraSkih
yinarjev "a izpopOlnitev obrtnega
nadzorstva, temvec ina milionc
"a drednote, topove in puSkc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
S T ~HRANILNICE.

Slstem POSTUM hranilnic, katerega imamo
nekaJ cez emo leto, je bill dolgo vrsto let tarGa
vseh mogocnih napadov Cd strani denarnega tru-
sta. no Je pa kongres konGno lie podlegel sploSni
zahtevi po vladimir hranilnicah, bill je sprejet "a
kon IA uStanovitev poStnih hranilnic. toda "a
kon so lzdelali - b%ankirii. Sistem poStnih hra-
mime Je tako zverizen in prikrojen pc zelji de-
narnega trusta. da ne more Gisto mic Skoditi pri-
vatnlm banRam. N~lagateli SINE vloziti denar le
ma poStl doticnega mesta. kjer stanuie. Vloziti
ne SINE wee kot 800 Y jcdncm mesecu in ne wee
kot 5000 vSega Skupaj. Denar mora biti depozi-
tran cello leto predno ie vlagatelj opraviGen do
obrcStl, Iii %znaSaio 30. Toda denar ne ostane
ma post. temvec poStna uprava 90 mora naloziti
Y - privatne bankc proti 21IGt. Ma ia nacin
prlvatne banke tisto ME ne i@zgubijo. Vlada Zc-
dinlenih Drzav ie postala a|gcntura "a privatne
bankiric.
Jedina u%godnost, ki io nudijo poStne nraniI-
nice, j". da IA vlozeni dcnar janet ylada, pa mai
"a dcncio privatnc bankc. kamor hoGeio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
Socialisticna delavska sol;

ma Danskem. Sodrug MadSen po-
roca V "MednarOdnem poro6ilu
strokovnih org~anizacii'' o danski
delavSki Soli Sledete: ''Ie dolgo
casa je vladalO med dclavStvor,
Stremljenje 20 vctjem znanju. da
bi bill "a oSvobOdityeni boz DELAY
Skega razreda boljSe oborozeni.
Da hi uteSili to stremljenje, sta
Socialisticna delayska stranka in
Strokoyna centrala ustanovili V
kodanju SocialistiGno delavsko
solo. Pouk je Y polletnih te6ajih.
V solo Sc spreime toliko ucencev.
kolikor dopuScaio sredstva in NJ.
ne moCi. Ucence izvOliio organiza-
cije. Hi placuiejo doloteno svoto
N vSakega ucenca. Socialisticna
stranka in strokovna centrala pod
pirata solo z gmOtnimi sredStvi.
Poucujelo Sc naSlcdnii predmeti
socialno goSpodarStvo. MATERIAL
Sticno zgodovinsko naziranie in
z%godovina Socializma. danska dr.
Iavna in obcinska uprava. DELAY
ska zakonodaia in zgodovina in pc
slovanie strokovnih organizacii.
Sofa ic imela doSlei diva tecaja.
vsak teGai jc obiskovalo po dvaj-
set ucencev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
DENARNI RUS
- SpisaI Karl +. n. Sandbsrg. -Punl /. Molsk -
(Nadaljevanje.)
(Nadaljevanje.)

Mi imamo zakon proti zlorabi poSte, toda
denar sc zlorablJa ma vse mogoGe naGine in "a
kona proti temu nj. Zakon je sankciral denar
-kakor receno - in zakon bi ga moral tudi re-
gulirati. Nlada bi lahkO Z emo samo potezo S pe-
resom ustavila cell svindl, bodisi S propovedio
posojevati denar ma obresti ali $ pomnozitviio
denarne cirkulacije, tako da hi vedno krozilo do
wolf denarja med ljudmi in da bi ga ninGe ne
iskal ma posodo. Toda vlada neGe tega storiti il
jednostavnega razloga, ker denarni trust kontro-
Ira Waldo; kongres, predsednik in ostali oddelki
Wade so V rokah denarnega trusta. Ali denar-
menu trustu to Sc nj dosti, cato hote $ pomoGio
Aldrlcheve %predloge welt cell denarni sistem IL
rok Wade V svoie lastne roke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
II ruskega delavskega xiv

ljenja. V Putiloyskih tovarnah Y
Peterburgu Stavka 10000 DELAY.
cev. Pri tel Stavki Sc je zopet po-
kazal ruSki abSslutizem. XII mrzi
vsako delavSko gibanje. V noe
cd cctrtka ma petek so udrli beri-
Il Y Stanovanja Stavkuiotih lie.
lavcev in Jill arctirali. Odgnali 81
ma Stotinc delavcev. Ali vlada st
ie zmotila. ko ie miSlila, da z ma.
Silnimi a%retacijami zatre stavko
Takoj drugi dan Sc ie stavka moe.
no razSirila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
Vas Jaka strigelj.

Il. s. - O devet salamandrov ,
Skoro hi pozabil. Pred pol ure
sem dobil telegram sledeGe vse-
bine: "Jaka, New York. Brz V
Iolet! Kranjski Janez Sc je kar
cez noe spremenil V afnO in zdai
mu .ie cell svet jedna sauna alma.
Pridi in skuriraj ga! Jeden. Xxi
INA" - Ju bet! To DO piknik
drugi teden!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
RaZnO.
pohodninske razmere v Avstrip.

F'inanGno ministrstvo JIG objavi-
10 podatke, Xxi sluzijo "a odmero
osebne dohodnine "a leto 1910. Cd
2S,331.OSS prebivalcev V Avstrijl
(izvzemsi ogrske dezele) Jill je
'1,3O4.475, VITO je 4:62 odstotkO
takih, XII prejemajo wee nego 1000
X dohodkov. Cd teh davkOplace-
valcev Jill je prejemalo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
Skupaj
$3.200.253.367

V gornjih Stevilkah ne smemo prczrcti, da
stroSki tiska, papirja. kliSejev it'd. N narodne
bankovce staneio Waldo letnih &653.367, med TEN
ko vlada ida "a svoi laStni papirnati denar pO-
v~preGnih 100000 ma lcto. Tukai Sc vidi "blago-
SLOW" privatnega lastniStva mad naso denarno
zalogo.
Pc nacrtu Aldrichevc ~predloge preSla bi celia
denarna zaloga Zcdinicnih draw IL rok Wade
pod absolutno kontrolo denarnega trusta. Kredit
hi bill Sc enkrat veGii kot ie sedaj in ma podlagi
krcdita narasel hi dozdcvni kap!al posojil do
%ogromnih Stevilk. 7 gotovostio lahko racunamo,
da stroSki denarne zaloge in prometa, ako Sc
vzakoni Aldricheva predloga, bodo znaSali Sc
enkrat toliko kot sedai. torei letnih $1,000, 600. 000.
daley
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

To so pray zanimive Stevilke, XII
nam dokazujejo. da je V vsei
AvStriji lie okroglo 100000 oseb,
XII imaio 100 do 400 X prejem-
kov; okolo 100000 osob ie imelo
prejemkov 1000 do 5000 X, dali
nth stotisoc pa 5000 k in vec. Oko-
10 1900 oSeb je imelo wee nego
100000 X prciemkov, naSprotno
pa okolo 100000 Zee racuna-
mo 30 odStotkov otrok, Xxi imajo
preiemkov) niti ne 1900 X ma
letO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Letni stroski denarne Zaloe

Skupaj .................$ So
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
"Kolektivno lastnistvo in demokratiCn;
bancnega in d~enarnega sistema."

To je dovolj. Kratko in iasno. s tenn ie pove-
dano vSe. "Kolektivno'' pomeni skupno, to je ia
!JudStvo Iedinjenih draw prevzamc V svoio last
banke in denarno zalogo. BeSeda dcmokraticna'
nina tukai nobencga stika z demokrati&ko stran-
ko: demokratiGon pomcni liudski in "demokra
titna uprava' pomeni, da mai liudstvo potion
ljudstvo in denar no sluzil lie y izmen;avo, ne pa
zlorabo.
Sledcte itevilke svedociio. kako izgleda da-
naSnja upraya dcnarnega sistema, Xxi ie Y rokah
deloma denarncga trusta in dalie upravo popol-
nOma Y rokah denarncga trusta, ako no spreiet
Adrichev zakon in koncno, kako hi izgledala
demokratitna uprava ! rokah socialistiGne repub-
like:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
1.S14.O0O.000
100000

Obresti po &c sosojil ma podlagi
kredita So 900, o 1000
obreSti cd iamstvenih bondov "a
narodnc banknote po 4% ...... 100000 900
obresti cd p~osoiila $745 100000
narodnih banknot po 90 ....... H.7OO.OOO
stroSki tiska it'd. narodnih banknot G53.367
zlati denar, dobava kovine in ko-
vanjc (priblizno) 60. .......... S5OOO.OOO
srebrni denar, dobava kovine in ko-
vanie (priblizno) .......... 4OOOO.O 900
note Iedinienih draw, kliScii, pa
pir in tisk 100000
Skupaj ....... So. 0 O.253.367
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
Denarna zaloga:

kredit (priblizno) ........ 500 900. 600 900
narodne lprivatnel banknote &C.. 745.O 900. 900
note Zedinjcnih drzav (zeleniaki) $50 900. 900
zlati denar Z nekovanim zlatom
vred Y zakladnici 9f........ 1.S14.OOO.00 0
Srebrni denar ............... 1875 600. 900
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

toliko kakor ce bi JAZZ wei denar in desne,a ssn.
III ga vtaknil V levi Yep.
lzdavanJeu bondov, kakor Sc danes praktie;r.
V Javnih in %privatnih podjetjih. mora raynotato
prenehati. Ako hoce vlada podvzeti kaksno mo
pravo "a splOSno dobrobit, ne potrebuje cato hon
dov, marvec ida maj denar in plaza: ako hoGe no
samezna drzava ali mesto storiti isto in Ge nina
dovolJ denarja V to svrho, vlada zamore natisniti
papirnati denar ma raGun drzave ali mesta. kakor
"a danes tiska narodnim bankam.
POZabiti ne smemo lie. da denar ie izmen;o
valno sredstvo in mic drugega. Denar nj bogastvo
nit nina samnasebi nobene vrednosti. Da ;cr,
denar vlogo bogastva, so krivi tega tisti. XII denar
zlorabljajo. DenarnO bogastvo je svindl! Cell nas
denarni sistem nj mic drugega kakor velikanst
vehkanski, velikanski svindl, da pa nj veciepa ma
svetu! In tn svindl eksiStira samo cato. da zamoro
neznatna m%anjSina Judi ziveti V sijaju, luksusp
in v b~rezdelju ma stroS;e ogromne veGine. ki ia
prlklenJena ma meZdnO suznost.
In %odpOmoc? Kje je odpomoG? V SOCIALISM,.
NH glasovlh! Veliko socialistiGnih glaSov. tako da
DO stranka imela PremOc V k~ongresu. V drzavnib
postavodaJah in svojega predsednika V Washing
tonu III denarnemU trustu DO nitro lapel mrtvaSki
ZVon. kepublkanci so rodii Sedanii banGni in
ueharm SlSleln in nimaJo niti najmaniSc wolfe
nltl moci, da hi "a predrugacili demotratie
ravnotako ne. ODE stranki imata pred ysakimi
Vohtvami silno veliko poyedati o reformah denar-
mega Slstema, toda do sedaj sta 81 vselei ostali lie
Pm beSedah. Republikanci so paG Storili nekaj -
prlpravii so demokratom Adrichevo predlogo.
DemokratiSka Stranka ina V svoiem program
sledeto toxic glede ''denarnih ~reform":
"Uverjeni smo.d a DO naSa de5ela reSena panik
5 konSekyentno brezposclnostio in trgovsko
dcprcSjiO le potion Sistematicnc reviziie ma
Sh bantnih zakonov in zaltitc pred takozva-
MIN denarnim trustom. Hi zlorablja svoie
tnancue Sile. NpraSluip ir1uoLp yoZnoeti CO
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31
A Few Choice Specials in Petticoats
COTTON pETTICOATs.

$1.39 Black or colored heather
bloom Petticoats Values as high as
50. At the sale price they're very
cheap.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

Chiropraetic adjustments secure re-
suits because they remove the cause
of disease. DR.. Marie A. Gorham,
Chiropractor ITO Browne Block. 27tf
All Trimmed Hats must 60 Values
to $500 now $1.00; values to $3.50 now
1913; values to $500 now $500. The
Fashion Shop. 2S
Mrs Charles Witherspoon will leave
the end of the week to visit relatives
at Walla Walla. Mr.. Witherspoon is
at Boise on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Barton will
leave for Portland Monday where Mrs.
Barton's mother, Mrs B. Sherwin, is
convalescing from an illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark C. Priddy of
Grangeville were arrivals in Moscow
today. They made the trip to Lewis
ton via auto which they abandoned at
that place because of the muddy roads.
Miss Marguerite Allen, senior
member of the Gamma Phi Beta sor-
ority at the university, left today 70.
Wis. to represent the Idaho
chapter of the sorority at the national
convention which will open there nex'
week. She will be gone about three
weeks.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

$3.50 Cheaper than you can buy the
materials and make one. All silk mes
saline Petticoats, worth $3.75.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

of the Washington Water Power COM
pany, was in Moscow today from Spo-
kane on brief business trip.
All Trimmed Hats must go. Values
to $500 now $1.O0; values to $3.50 now
s3.75; values to $500 now $500. The
Fashion Shop. 30
Charles ]. Munson, the prosperous
rancher near Moscow, was a visitor
in town today.
Harold Porter, student at the uni
versity, has gone to Lewiston for a
brief visit.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

All Trimmed Hats must CO. Values
to $500 now $500; values TO $3.50 now
1913; values to $500 now $500. The
Fashion Shop. 80
For Rent-House on corner of Polk
and B streets, we'll located. Range in
house connected with plumbing. Bath
room upstairs. Rent reasonable. In
quire at Star-Mirror. 2S-9
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

Most ladies who have what is con-
sidered as an education have no idea
of an education progressive through
life.-John Foster
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

No man ever lived right life who
has not been chastened by woman's
love, strengthened by her courage, and
guided by her discretion.-John Rus
kin.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

Little do we know your own blessed
ness for to travel hopefully is better
thing than to arrive, and the true sue
cess is to labor-Robert Louis Steven
son.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

Women like balls aud assemblies as
a hunter likes place where game
abounds. Nicolas Valentine De La
tena.
My dear fellow, always remember,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

charity begins at home. Be good to
your family and loved ones, first and
all the time; this will keep you. quite
busy.-Hannes Traub.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

Furtune rules in nuptials; women
are as apt to turn out badly as to
prove source of ioy.-Euripides
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31

To clean carpets, take one gallon Of
turpentine and one of ammonia and
shake well. Put two tablespoons full
to quart of water and spong the car
pet
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31
Wagon Load of Shirt Waists on S.
TAILORED WAISTS.

Good looking Shirt Waists made Of
plain white madras, some of them with
high necks, others with low collars.
$3.50 values for $1.9S.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-31
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT

The above quotations are furnished
by the M. p Miller Milling Co.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04

beauty. instituted against Arthur Hun
newell Shaw. of ISL Commonwealth
avenue. of this city. in Dedham today.
The couple were married December
in st. Louis. and separated two months
later Mrs Shaw alleges her husband.
who is the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gould Shaw. of this city. has
cruelty treated and abused her.
Mrs Shaw Is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto l.. Won Schrader of st. Louis.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04

Speaker Clark. and members of Con-
gress who are members of the Scottish
Rite at the Ebbitt Wednesday evening.
Others in Congress who are known TO
be members of the order are Senators
Chamberlain. Clark. Warren. Lea.
Clarke. Clapp. owen. Kern. johnson,
Cummins. Robinson and Fletcher. and
Congressman stephens. Hays. Kettler.
Byrns. Murray. Miller. Murdoch, Lang
ley. Sherley. Adair. Morrison, Peterson,
and Carlin.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04

notice to all employees and officials
that he intends to discontinue the
pra ctice of waving. the expense 'ac-
count regulations in favor of officials
who travel in style.
In a circular to the department. the
Secretary declares that to his mind
the regulations are sufficiently liberal
for all concerned. Accounts above the
limit will not be tolerated or paid
The Washington times., 1913-04-04

The regulations fix a maximum of
IS a day for a room and subsistence
in either New. York or Chicago. and
s5 day for other 'cities and towns.
This sum also must include tips. In
the past whenever high official
travelled he exceeded the limit at will,
presented receipts for what he spent.
and upon a waiver and o. X. by the
Secretary was reimbursed.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04

and their marriage four months, ago
was widely advertised as a love match.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
Urges School for Mothers.

NEW YORK. April L--Deciaring that
amateur mothers" were responsible for
ugliness in children, DR.. Mary Halton
made plan for the teaching of
mothercraft In public schools.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
MAdoo Frowns Upon
Fat" Expense Accounts

High officials of the Treasury De-
partment can no longer draw fat"
expense accounts upon the Govern
ment. Secretary McAdoo has given
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
Congress Executives
To Be Entertained

Sovereign Grand Commander James
d. Richardson. of the Scottish Rite Ma
sons, will be the host at a dinner in
honor of Vice President Marshall,
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
Mrs. Shaw, in Divorce
Bill, Charges Cruelty

BOSTON, April 4.-Society is watch
ing with the. keenest interest the di-
vorce suit which Mrs. Acratia Won Shra-
der Shaw. former St. Louis Society
Williams news., 1913-07-19
BAND OF ORGANIZED THIEVES WHICH HAS BEEN INVESTING WILLIAMS MUST GO, LOCAL
 OFFICERS DECLARE
$500 REV ARD $500 T. H. CURETON $2OO
 C. S. PATTERSON $1OO
$2OO
 $1OO

The undersigned will pay reward of $500 in gold coin for information leading the and conviction of the party parties who the night of July last robbed the house of T. H. Cureon in Williams of the following described articles:
 Two rolls lnoeum, twelve feet long,
 Two rolls linoeum, three feet long.
 Three rugs, 9x12.
 Two kits carpenter tools
 Atkins rip marked O O n handle.
 Plane and brace marked O or sides T. H. CURETON, c. s. PATTERSON.
Williams news., 1913-07-19
POSTMASTER SMITH REFUSES DEMAND FROM WASHINGTON
 ID RESIGN OFFICE
Telegram From Washington Says Charges by Glowner Have Been Sustained Camp
 bell Will Get the Williams Plum

Smith, years postmaster Williams many declare good on step down and very shortly His be John Campbell according private dispatches Williams during the week by democratic leaders interested seeking a change
 Tuesday last Smith received from Postmaster General that he his forthwith This Smith torily refused to do.
 Charges pending against To resign would be admitting charges said the
 George w. Gowner received from Washington during the week. from official stating the charges against Postmaster Smith had been sustained The charges originally preferred by Henry F. Asurst Gowne charged Smith had change had stamp purchases the Williams office The purely technical, change in Williams
 Glowner also alleged Smith afflicted with tuberculosis The charge however that Smith had connved with citizen Williams which letter Senator Ashurst addressed Glowne had been the other citizens box opened and read and returned Gowner by w. Gold without the foay of opened by mistake' being written the envelope
 An inspector sent Williams by the department who made full investigation of all the charges He before leaving Will
 Hams what the findings might be- based his recommendations
 Smiths friends and they all standpa republicans declare he has been made the political the democratic politicians of Williams However that be- he has clung the political for long tme having egman before removing to Williams The oce without question: of the best conducted delivery of mail concerned Arizona Smith declare this efficiency which they do not deny largely due the assistant postmaster Miss Dorothy Stark herself applicant Smiths position No questions this womns thorough courtesy her official position It understood Campbell before being tentatively agreed Smiths had retain Miss Stark who will take active in the conduct of the office,
Williams news., 1913-07-19
WELCOME ID NEW SUNNY HOME IF WILLIAMS WEEKLY NEWS
 LIN BILL WILLIAMS AVENUE

The Williams Weekly News firmly established in its elegant home located the end the and stone Sulana Tae building It s without question: the finest building Williams The News the from the postoce budng which the recently is gilt edged in every particular
 five lease has been signed with Manager Ben Swewood All day Saturday. Monday three five assistants busy moving the heavy delicate machinery of The News office When Smith said finished the turned on, everything found in splendid shape
 Ever The News taken weeks the present the efforts make the worthy the the be formed within the twenty of the end of has been The News position better do better job work than before
 The latch string the outside and everyone cordially invited the editorial and The News the peoples paper. Get acquainted with your property
Williams news., 1913-07-19
ID OCEAN SPECIAL SOON T0 BE ISSUED BY WILLIAMS
 WEEKLY NEWS

Within the next five weeks will be issued special Ocean
 Tourist and Investors edion the matter for which will be compiled John founder the Delaney of the best known special edition newpapeen the who have been engaged by The News for this special will be great big boost for this section of Arizona especially it's superb climate Thousands of public libraries thoug the United States the valuable kind of advertising Thousands of copies telling of Williams natural delightful city, will be circulated throughout Southern Arizona The special will set forth the splendid highways which being built this section dwelling particularly the ful boulevard between Williams a1 the Grand Canyon It will tell of the splendid opportunities this of she4o and catemen small farmers and business looking for a location
 The work the Oceau Ocean Highway Special will begin datey It be made nesmabe by the every progressive citizen of county section of Arizona forge ahead rapidly his great benefit
Williams news., 1913-07-19
BIG BUCK DEER FAMED BY
 THIRST Comes to Talk Ranch and Yields to
 Petting

The tendency ot wild animals to cling to humans for succor in time of distress due to abnormal condi- tions, such as the absence of food and water due to drouth, was strik. ingiy illustrated on Saturday last, when a big buck deer, whose prongs showed him to be at least four years of age, came to the ranch of w. H. Talk, the dairyman who furnishes most of the milk for Williams peo- pie. Because of his fearlessness tho deer is now an occupant of the dairy corral, losing liberty, but getting food and water in abundance.
 MT. and Mrs. Talk were out near the east end of their ranch, driving in the COWS. Mrs. Talk suddenly heard a rustling behind her, and looking back was surprised to see a large buck only a few feet away. The animals tongue was hanging out of its month and he was evi- dently near collapse from thirst. The deer came right alongside of Mrs. Talk, who stroked it's neck and called to her husband. Talk came close, threw the animal down, tied its legs with a COW rope and carried it to the corral. A drink of water soon cured the animal of
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