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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
"CAusE IT'S DREADFUL"

Mother heard billie making a strange
noise in the nursery and came In to
see what il was.
"Billykens, what are YOU and Jojo
doing?" asked mother
Billykens sat on tho floor in front
OF Jojo. his Yet elephant. which was
:; rag one
"Mothver on lissen to dis tale Jojo
tolde me. He wont tell it 10 'ou cause
he is bashful. Get ready 10 cry
mothrcr, cause its dreadful And
Billytcns recited in "a piping voice:
Once hen lived in n box. she had
so many chickens she didn't know
what to do:
She was as bad off as the old woman
who lived in shoe
BY and by MIR. Fox did arrive
He ate little chicks till there was
only five.
MIR. Fox! Mr. Fox! you just stay way
from my box
Don't come again after tonight.
You done NEEDLE with my family tn
its fright cried Mrs. Hon, and
Mr.. FoN never did come again.
Written by
NELL WALKER.
Box 50. Bedford City. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
LIFE ON THE PAATPAs IN ARGES
TINA.

Argentina is the greatest cattle and
sheep raising country of the world
Let us take trip across the plains.
and take a look at the many thousands
Of sheep and horses grazing on the
plains
We start on our journey early in the
morning. and VIC soon find ourselves
among herds of cattle and sheep
We stop Mt the house of shepherd
1t is little mud hut Just big enough
for him and his family to live in
They have no chairs for us to sit on.
They also cat with their hands They
have no use for their knives and forks.
At night tho shepherd drives his
cattle into a little pen. The sheep do
not belong to him, but they belong TO
some rich farmer.
We ride out over the plains and We
see men branding the horses They
hold the horse. and then take a red
not iron and burn a mark on his side
so they can tell which horses belong
to them.
Horses are so plentiful down in Ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
And Literary Departments

gentina that they are killed. and their
hides shipped to other countries
The sheep are shorn once a year and
their wool is very valuable. Their
meat is not in especial demand You
can buy chops for s or 10 cents a
pound.
Factories for freezing the meat
the sheep have been built.
They are killed and prepared and
put in room. 1t Is frozen and shipped
to Buenos Aires, and then over the Al
lantic to Europe. 1t is then thawcd
out. and put on the meat counter for
sale. People say that II is just as
good as If it had been fresh meat.
Argentina is indeed a wealthy coun-
try. HAROLD LAWRENCE.
V. s u. b. Stanton va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
FOOLISH FLIES.
Box So. Bedford City. Va.

When the cook went into tho PAN
try she upset a pot of honey. The flies
hurried to taste IL before she had
time to clear ii away
1t tasted so good that they came
closer. but the sticky honey held their
Feet. and they could not get away.
They beat their tiny wings, but soon
they too. were held fast ~ the
honey.
What foolish children we are"
they cried, we are to pay our death
for taste OF honey"
IDA herman
1886 North Seventeenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
CAESAR IN GAuL.

OF the Romans. ovcrcame the C;auls.
The soldiers especially loved Caesar.
for he showed TO all an example of
steadfastness and bravery.
The general diligently cared for the
safety of his soldiers, and took part
in all the work equally with tho SOL
diers.
Many and strong were the tribes OF
Gaul, hut common danger did not unite
them, therefore Caesar WaEed war
with them. and finally all of Gaul
was driven back under the power of
the Roman people
Il. LOUISE WINCKLER.
Phillis Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
CORN AS A TooD ron STOCK.

Corn is a most valuable food for
cattle and hogs.
AS food. the fodder is excellent
and tive ear is most valuable fat
producer. Thousands Of bushels of
corn are annually fed for this purpose.
The fodder IL placed in racks through
which the cattle draw the stalks and
the corn is thrown into troughs from
which the cattle feed
Great droves OF hogs, especially in
the West. are dependent upon corn as
a food. The farmers build PLATFORM
in their hog yards, on which they throw
the corn, or the corn is ground or
cracked In a crusher run by horse
power. EDITH ALLEN
22a5 Ia Venable Street, city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

which he called this my ribs. This
steel was first in the mines. Then 1t
was melted, which formed my ribs
~ black material was then placed on
my ribs. After was an umbrella, 1
was sold to II boy, who kept me for "A
long time till worn out from the ran
and sunshine. Then I was tarown in
To box of rubbish.
Composed by
SARAH T. COOPER.
III Halifax street Petersburg Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Puzzle Department


J.: BY whom was "L'Allesro" writ
e; BY whom was "Locksley Hall"
3; By whom was "Thanatopsls"
Lake" written?
5. BY whom was al Penseroso"
written?
written?
Z. BY whom was "piigrim's Prog
ress" written?
Composed by
TsEBECCA r. COOPER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
HABIT.

How shall I habit break?
AS you did that habit make:
AS YOU gather YOU must lose,
AS YOU yielded now refuse
Thread by thread the strands We
twist
Till they bind us neck and wrist:
Unread by thread the patient nand
Must untwine ere free We stand
IDA herman.
ll36 North Seventeenth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
AN UMBRELLA.
Louisa Va.

was once part of a tree growing
In the forests OF Japan. Afterwards,
man came and cut the tree down,
and cut me into a shape Of handle.
Then he put some steel close to me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Geography Puzzle.
South Dakota

/. Name river in South Dakota
that is the name OF color
>. Name a river in Minnesota that
Is the name of color.
3. Name n river in Iowa that is the
name Of Il color and tree
A. Name a city In Georgia that has
the name of famous ancient city
in Greece.
5. Name a city in California that is
named after the bay which 1t is on.
Composed by
REBECCA r. COOPER.
Of q Nn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Girls, Name. I'm clxures.

!. II, is. II. ., 10, 8.
2. !, IL, Is, I.
g. ., 3. Is, 20, s. I.
4. 9. II. /. II. 3. S, 6.
8. II. ., II. II. 0. 1, II.
o. !, ID, Is, 0. 5.
Z. 5. 4. II, I.
s. s. 8, s, Q. S.
9. Z. 5. IS. 20, is, 81. 4, s.
10. IS. 10. ~, IL, 9, D.
Jumbied Names of Rivers.
=. Edr.
3. Hoo.
4. Hetlczila.
5. Ruossimiux.
WHEELER SEWARD.
(;holsOpvIlla W.,
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Petersburg, Va.


Jumblcd names of things in figures
unjuinble them and make out VIVA
/. %, ., 12, "a. Is. 10.
>. II. ]. .. 10. IA. IL, !.
), :. 2. 10. Is. :. is. ;. 20.
4. ;. ?. ~. 90. IL. |, 3. Is, 10.
=. .. is. 3. "a. :. 90. 10. 13. Is, ), II.
3. ;. 3. IA. IL. 4. 1, 3.
S. H. -. :. 25. II. 3.
s. /. !, }. =. 10. is. 20.
CHRISTIAN SHELTON.
Buckner, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.
Mis-" Marguerite Mcclellan. Send your
address, TO the editor.
Emery Hnil, Virginia School for the
Deaf md Blind. Stnunton, Va.
Miss Edith Allen, 223J =. VcnabIc street,
Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
THE wEEK's CONTRIBUTORS.

Allen, Edith Mcclellan. Nellie
Berinan. Ida McGeorGe, Nirgie
broaddus, b. i. Pannill, Amy n.
cooper. Rebecca II. Pierce, Elizabeth
cooper, Sarah Reaves. Cecil
Chapel Estellc Rose. Maggie
Chadwlck, Il. i; Ramky NJ. X.
Coleman. Lucy l.. Rosenberg. EVA
D!ckcrson, Louie Soper, Edna
Dietrick. Louise Soper. Alma Lee
Davis, Grace ID. Seward. Wheeler
tyson V. =. Saunders, Addie
Eaton, Bernice r. Snellings. Nellie
EnoS' BESSIE stevens, Thelma
freeman, stella Shelton, Christian
rraihe. Edith Traylor, Myrtle
GrEhcs. Sen Traylor. Helen \.
,idltori' ALVIN Tignor, Thelma
HOPKINS, countess Walden, Radney
Hail. Emery Van Horn. Louise
Lester i. o., Jr. Walker, Nell
Lawrence. Harold Washer. Alice FL
Mowry. j. II. Waller. porotby
Munford, Margaret Wade. Russell
Mcclellan, NJ. WinckIer, r. Louise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Girls' Jumhled Names.
states In Figures,

l. 1. IL, l. 10. II. I, ., l3, 3. "a. =, )
Is. 8 s. >, 3, S, Is. IA, 4, 81, 10. I.
:. s. :. s.
.. 10. IL. IL.
NIRGIE McC;EOEGE.
2210 Darlington Street, city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Boys' Names I'm Figures,

Boys Names I'm Figures.
I. ]. ~. .. 5, IS, 90.
g. IL, /. l3. 5. 10.
5. j. D. H. 3 = .. T. :. Ii Il. H.
Composed by
MAGGIE ROSE.
AL North Twenty-second Street,
Answer TO Christian Shelton's puz.
gle is The Wind"
NELL WALKER.
Box SO. Bedford City. Va.
Answer to Master John Gibson's
Geography Puzzle.
J. James River.
.. Cleveland.
2. Green River.
t. Snake River.
5. Red River.
Answered by
MAGGIE ROSE
Answers to Frances WinckIer's "Sutx
to Crack"
]. Hickory.
Q. Pecan.
g. Peanuts.
T. Almond.
= Hazel.
g. Walnut.
Answered by
MAGGIE ROSE
l4l1 North twenty second Street
City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Girls, Name. In F,eurc..

I. 3. /. IS. T.. 8, Il, l.
.. l2. 2l. 3. 20.
3. Is. |. Is. %
4. .. 20. s. :. 12
>. 90. .. Is. .. 2. 5.
.. IS. Is, IL. >.
V1RGIE McGEORGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Answrrs To BOys' Names IN 'FiCurcs.
ADDIE SAUNDERS.
Names OF Couptic. in Ftxure,.

I. G, is. ], IA. g. >.
. z. D, IS, 10. l, IA. 20.
g. Z. IS, .. :. 3. 3.
g. 9. 20, !. IL, %.
;. ., :. IL. z. 2. 81. 13.
g. 4. >. IA. 10. ], IS. II.
l. 81. ~. Q. 20. 3. 4. ~. 90, l. 90. 3. a.
s. 2. |. Il. |, "a.
o 10, s. "a. ., 3. IS
10. is. 81, ~. 10, 9. ].
Composed by
REBECCA n. COOPER
Petersburg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Geography Puzzle

Geography Puzzle.
Name city in Arkansas that Is
name of flower.
Name river in Mississippi that is
name OF a precious stone.
Name river in Louisiana that is
name OF a color.
Name a river in Texas that Is q name
of State.
Name n mountain in Texas that is
the name of bird.
Composed by
SARAH T.. COOPER
Petersburg, Va 23t Halifax street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-01
Opening Sale Prices
ON Little and Big Rugs

5ON6O to 36N72inlh Administer Vclyc,
Wilton. Moha,r Hearth Rugs. worth
St'5 .......... ............ ~ .oS
3ONuO 90 'oN52+uch Smyrna. Mohair. vii
ton Hearth Rugs worth S4qs and
$500 ......... .......... SOS
36N72-inch Mohair Rugs worth 5000 So .9S
"Nl2 Room-Nflc Iarc>t, Bru,scl, Rugs
worm eI0Ol .......... ........ $1,000
IN N'"iH-oIAC NNUlnNtcr Rugs. worth
S-7Uo .......... ......... $3.50
oNl2 Body Rrus,cI, Room. Size Rug, Uor.b
$3.50 .... ....... ........ $3.50
81 p the yard lnlaid Linolcums .. sc
Printed linoIcums 6', grade. 5Jc soc
grace ...........-. ........... SOC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-01

II OFF on ALL Linen and SIN Handker.
10 ehieis-i'- Wen. Women Children.
Many handsome creations for the Holidays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-01

cry PAR accurately ftted to your figure.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

- Il
B Men poa ben anbe1t Sibe er BET
lite iaa let at fglge 9eerpeleger1e !
6eres Gbeoris berite &oniefpens.
geo ianln1e 9age,11poe blep Set no
talt, at ben oberipp,16te 0pfat11ing
of aiarligbeo % 5fjsnbeb biofgrte
iieIeligt Sfibbrao bos @1nitnere
og Dietere. Dg.oet blep bapoet fro
fmnme @olo, at Hi9rligbeo @rl,n=
ben er en- Gorm Saf Sinosipgoom.
2igeoperfor faaoan Sogr1tonos=
fleet itaar 9aema,1oen tpiplenbe.
&anife set er beoit ban onerIooer
oct til tit eeet funoe @fjgn at af-
gisre, bbo6 Der Ct &1nit. Get, iom
tiltaler bon, oes tiIfreositiIIer bans
stipnbeosions, s. aanit for bant.
Mt treffe, @ral1f.n mellem @aIifnb
og &unit bltpers ba SpeciaIiIternes
Gnn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04
2iplon,ater rlise fra Solicit.

2iplomater rlise fra Solicit. -
nbenrigsmi1liiter 8rpm ifal bape
uotalt, at e1 Man6, Der ie1oes iomt
@eianot til l1ola11bet rlige fra Sol
tet", er bet1 beblte DIPLOMAT. gn
iua6m Ma116 fan reprRIe11tere lit
2a,1o poo en- mere ttlfreositillenbe
Moo6e et,b en-, iot1 tom ie tilboge
pua oorelane Gienelte Diplomo+
tiet, me1ler ban. Dette, itelnm1er
life 11reb @fif og 8rug / De alore
2al16e og er 11oget, iom mon ogfoa
Der bar foriggt at fonme bort fra.
Sc republifunife 9iplontater % on-
bre al ianu1te .&arti bar li6t bar-
ffeligt for at lette Jig in6 8rpons
Gonfegong bette Stpffe. Sc bill
beIit betroete oet font ct &ooifnb til
at blibe fpit De 11uberenbe Diplo<
11pater og lippe i,t6 alle be Demo
-frater, ion1 bar 2pit til at bore
Diplontater, og iom altioa fommer
rlige fra Solicit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04
Turhl1nn naa1a .as.,s' !

sSefferion paa be npe 8rebfort.
Sltebet for @illion Mcs@inl,ps bill
Gbor1os ssefferions &ortr9t ifglge
Drbre fra @eneralpoitmeite 8urle.
ion iattes poo oe npe 8repfort, Ser
ifol l1ogipes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

Yrcfbent g8ilipn til @ettpsbnrg.
@re1ioent @ilion onrbelten,te Jig
ben %. sssl,ni % telegrofereoe til
@upernsr 1ener al &enniplpanta,
at ban pilbe taie peb @ettpsburg<
Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04
6ihlstrN I MT.
8alfan-S Sitnatipnet, er mere er,

gnaoefnlo. Serperlte bpbber Mntn=
gelie at &uslanos Megling paa
famme 8i6 ien1 6e flyer, at 8ulga-
rerne bor a11grebet bele 6eres 2in-
[ie oe &rigen ct igang. @ra-
|ferne er ogfaa blebet ongrebet al
Bulgarerne. Storn1agter11e gier mi
FIT p6erlte for ot afberge en- az
|minbeltg arig itnellem, De alliereoe
8a1fonitater, 6aI6et bill bore e,1sbe=
tpbenbe n1eo, at set balne europa
bltber in6blonoet. SDrfiet bill fano,
fpttliepis lutte fig til Serbie1t %
@r9fenlo11b mob @ulgnrien.
Nfifcb. 8ore1eoe etaters SUI
ititsminiiter McMep1olos bor gipet
l1noerfbger for Departementet i
gan. Jranciscos Gommer @Iaptoas
[Serritreton, afitso pptaa grant 80
PR :. sibitnn6nte par iaa bittig
at telegrafere til &raii6ent @illon
og forlauge @e@epnolbs offfe6i=
get, for6i bon bapbe bepilget @a-
gen Diggs @aminetti l1biettelie.
Somme er blepet tilfre6sltine1oe
forflaret at @cgep,1ol6s oe ippriet
fortiat. Set 6rejer Jig ONT vbbi6
|SIobebon6el".
Gettysburg. @rigsbeteron Mlle,,
8. gilbert, Sr., al MinreopoIis of-
gift peo 9e6en paa Gettysburg
@laemarfen .. 1. sssl1li. &an bar
Ser iar1tn1en mes 10000 an6re @e-
|teraner Mnleoning .af 50=Mors
Min6efeiten / 6enne l1ge for Oct FL
itortife @lag.
General @icfles, oen eneite
@orpsbef faIe116e fra l11tion=Mrn1ee11
ti1lte6e boa Slaemarfen beo so
Mors 6eitligbe6erne, er Centrum
for Mttraftiort. Sen ganle 8eteran
iao poa @eral1ooen Spn6ng poa
@ogers &ouie, n9r set Ste6, bbor
bans bgire 8en bleb afifubt 8ri=
gen, og ito6 ser % bilite poa oe
mange @eteraner, fra ioobel SDb-
itots= fom acknowledgement, iom Tom
for at gibe bmn lin &ploeit. 6pr
Sp61tatsiol6oterne forloo ban1 lgf-
feoe Sc ba1n, op poa fine 9lr1ne og
bar bom poo @ul61tol ot11fring paa
|Slagmorfen.
Speciqltoget mes Geteronert1e fra
set fprlte Minneiota-&e eginent on
tom Sg11bag Mften og lit Ell itorar=
tet Mo6tagelfe. Dette &egimer1t mo-
bite itor. Gapperbeo UNDER @ettps=
burg sSloget og bapoe procelttpis fle-
re orebte og iaareoe en6 11oget an-
set @egin1ent. @nber1t6r gberbart
meo @tab tom mes ct anoet Eog.
35 @nner11grer 6eltnger / Yin6e-
feiten.
6anbelsbpmitolen. Sen al &re-
fioent Eaft oprette6e og 6pggeoe for
&anoels6onitoI, men bpis &ien6el-
ier gior6e Sen 1tpopulpr og @jen-
itano for 1negen og iterf &ritif, og
iont neiten bele fin Sis bar babt en-
niiffer Silbarelie, bar e1t6e1ig for
lebe11 fooet Dg6sitg6et, ibet &uiets
Demofrater / ct @artin1gbe bar be-
iluttet at Igife ben for go6t.
Speafer GInrf erflereoe meo 8e-
itemtbe6, at San6els0onlitolen bar
en- aloeles oberfle6ig og gntrife foit-
bar Ss11itit11tio1. 8ao6e Qtn6erpoo6
og Speofer @larf fnnt 5it5gerolb,
neutrality-suspicious. 6orn1onb, tai.
te for Gprettelin of en- 8uogetfo,
mite,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

ben %. sll,1i % telegrofereoe til
@uperner 9e,,er al Yennlplpanta,
at ban piloe tale peb @eHpsbnrg<
Soften.
sSubfea,itfatten. genutets 81.
.,,onsfu,aite bar reouceret ira
$4,000 til $4,000 for usifte .iom
@ren{en for SEN slarsinotegt, boot
al sfot mao ioares. Ser er oes-
,,oen tilltaoet en- poerligere 5rita-
oel{e al $500 for bpert Born e1
Ganrlie, ooe life oper to.
Suitrnn.orb Cos -anseles, Sal.
2ouis a.. 2orfo1,, Barber, blen arre'
fteret ben 90. Suri, al,flaget Tor
at bape mprbet lin Saltrt, marp !
s5or1taoen @lenbole. Mrs. SarionS
Sopeoe por f1li1it meo en- Mfuite.
Sun laa 4 Gage | 2igbniet, tsr
ha,n blep genfienbt.
Nn1on &belps stofes, @antier
oo tilbprenoe Ell al Seem Oorfs met
befien6te Ta,eilier, osoe be11 28oe
ssy1,ni al Mpopletsi i lit &len1 poo
Mooi5on Mpe,r1e, Saat por Is slar
aomn,el, pelfjenot iom 0aeolem al
tolrige @ll.bber og 6orerinser, 1tef-
teDe Nfetrppolitan a1tnltnu1Gnm
oq 1,oturbiitoriife @euiGlu11. 6or<
fatter al flere &amileter og Strtt<
ter of finaneiel art.
Stbens Ore. Sen 2soe Stunt
por Is. menneifeIio 0fre for ben
forferbeliae Ssoe ! Chicago ole'se.
Sen bpjelte garn,ee eeran, fonr tagt-
toaes I 6re6aas, bar / Eierre, q:
Gof:, bpor Gbermon1etret piite 102
@ro6er.
@omti6ig por Eenperotnre1n t
ct. 9ouis SO @rq6er, i 0filtpartee
95 @rooer, i ct. Soul 81 @rooer,
eo tolri9e Dposfalo iom 6elge at
@eben inotraf poo bisie og mott
no nn1re Ste6er.
speeielle @ulosiftstraftater mel
lem Sc Iorene0e Stater % Snpa1t,
speriee og &ortugal, iom noe
5te Wlaareo pilbe nolgbe, er bleoet
forIe,,aet peb @rotofoller lnoer-
teqnet of l1benrigsntiniiter Brpa1,
Ben iapanelilfe Mmbosfoopr og oe
fpenife og portugiilfe Mi,1iltre.
8rpon % gsorees Miniiter, Sr.
$. S. 8rp,l, bor unoertegnet en-
&roftat, Iorlt forlenger for ct Etos=
r,un al fem slor oen ipee'elle &olo=
qiftstraftat mellem Sc 5oreneoe
@toter og Nforge, iom 1tolsb ben
"a. sSuni.
@enatets u2obbp"- -&omite ipnes
enbelig at bape fonrntet paa Spor
of Misligbeber Sorbinoelie nteo
2obbpupelenet i @aibington. 9e
bibtil frenlfomne Splpsninger er
forrelten tentmelie nfuloitenbtge,
n1en 1oo rneget ip1tes gootgjort, at
2obbpilter bar pgret poo T@rbe og
be0 6olifbeo og Spia prepet ot ''''
teresiere @fe0le,nmer al &ongres1en
fine syoreta9en6er. &omiteen bar
inbltiIlet fine Me0er for nogle Da=
ee og o1tages, noor Sen otter tree
Ser ian,men, at billie ofbere 8ib'
ner, ion1 o,,toges at nibe noget ON
hporle6es 21l6=Tol6ens monge og
ipriqe 9iIbengere bar 6repet lit
@pil.
8rabitreet nel6er, at Torret=
ningstilftan6en / ben forlebne Hge
por n1erfp9rbig go6 Betrogtn111g
of Morsti6en. Stemringen nor I
set bele toget meget be6re enb I
forriee ltge. l16ferielen at Soeoe,
&pebernel i1lbbefottet, fra Be Sor>
enebe @toter og Canada ltgen,
fom en6te Sen 26. SSl11,i, bar ialt
4,201,s59 8nibels moo 3,tS7, ,851
8uibeIs / Sen tilibarenbe l1ge ifjor.
8o1lfernes alareringer l,6eioroe
l. ltee,, $2,947, $4,000 moo $3,.
2s5, 100000 i forrige l1ge og $2,-
s90,231, 900 i Sen tiliporenbe l1ge
ifjor.
slntollet al SalIitter bar i l1aen
260 moo 239 ben tiliparenoe l1ge
/ 1912.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

@erieo os Il. g. gsbbbel,oiebe-
Sen al en- 6oron6ring oe 5orenebe
Stoters &ol6ning ligeoberfor De
sitri6en6e 6aftioner / Merico er
Hepet frenrbol6t foo lterft: / Se-
|natet, at l16e1rtgsfomtteen fontnter
|ttI at tage ii9 at Sage1t. Senotor
Sail al Stem sOferico ot,greb ben
rtnpere,rbe 8oIitif ~-ti bette fette 6Dfffe
og boo ONT, at 6en af forrise &on<
gres pe6tagne rMel1trolttetsreiolu=
tion" 1nootte blipe opbepet. Sfgl-
ge 6e1tne &eioll.tion, iag6e ban,
fltnbe @ooben f6res ober @r9nien
It'll &nerto= o=iSofttonen, mebens be
s5ore11e6e Staters Grppper forbin<
brebe Slfdriel al @aaben til De
Softioner, fom befpr1pe6e &nerta.
ltnber benne Debot talte Senator
|Smitb al @rt3ona for, at Sc Sor=
ene6e 5toter tog 9ee6re California
Il 8elt66elie til @ritatning for Sa>
bet al 9lmerifaneres 9ip og @ien-
6ont i Merico.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

@friD efter 8rspennumer
pan bette glab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

8anflpnen. Senator Stpen, Sor-
monb Senatets 8a11f= og Se66el=
fpn1ite, bor u0fte6t en- @rflering,
bnori ban forflarer 8eitentmelierne
/ Nbminiitrationens 8anflopforilag,
Iom ban tror oil blipe SOB i1toe1,
l1bgange11 of September. San
frer1bolot, at Sen peIe,ttligite @en=
{igt nreb Jori ilaget bar at giere
8onfrelerper11e mere bebegelige og
.5e01elm9ngen mere elaitiif, naar
set tre,1ges.
v@n6el al 2onbets itgrre S1ter-
ester, ion bor billet babe sllbricb=
6orlaget peotaget og bar giort Mns
ftrengelfer for at foo 2anoet ont
penot til sll6rieb=Elonen," iagbe
@enatore11, ver blebet misforngiet
meo n1onge bigtige g11felfbe6er:
for set fgrite gab Sen Mogten oper
set foreIaaebe @piten1 til 9on6ets
Banter, og 6ernaft bempn6iseoe
Sen 8onferne til at ub1te6e 8anf=
ie6ler.
.@i bor life paret iita,16 til al
bifal6es 6isfe Erinciper, 90 ri tror,
at Sc fe6erale &eierbebanfer, Ger er
hepet oprettet enc og olene for at
gjgre Sc for1r1ercielle og financielle
0perationer itobile for yolfet oe
6orene6e Stater, nbeluffen6e bur.
oe. fontrolleres af bette 6olf, og i6et
bt opretter Sen feberale @eierbe=
fontmisiion, ipnes bi lite, at Set
i6mmer Jig at lo6e pripate @erioner
bobe &eprefentotion ct faabm1t
Gtpre.
v8t tror life, at set er mere IT,
meligt at eiDe efter for bette 8an.
fierernes @rab, ems set bil6e b9.
re at lobe sssernbonerne babe @epre.
fe11totion % 1l66be enbel nf Ben itp.
renbe Mpn6igbe6 i Mellemitatsha1t=
6elsfon1misfioner1, ser bar 9p'
.brng at regulere SSerrbaner1te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04
Snbfen,itFattea. @enatets

4. oSWuI4HsltlsussS".
.,,ansfouaite bar reouceret ira
$4,000 til $4,000 for nsifte .foHt
@ran{en for sen aarsinotegt, bpor-
al @fat moo ipores. Ser er oes-
uben tilltaoet en- p6erligere 6rita-
gel{e al $500 for bpert Barn ! Ell
sSau,lie, bog life oper to.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-02
Motor Races Big Pack of Thrills for Arizonians
RUDOLPH MAKES ANOTHER RECORD FOR FORD SALES
Ford Agent Sells 25 Cars in Week. Firestone Tires Make Agency
 Popular One
record of tMentY-ffve {

A record of twenty five out of twenty-six cars sold and received since September 23 is the latest [ord mark This was made by Ed Rudolph in the last week. Out of a shipment of 26 machines received on the twenty third but one remains unsold, and there is deep danger it will be claimed before this comes out.
 Outside of that, the life of the Ford agent is quiet and peaceful There ford Rudolph should worry.
 Next to Ford automobiles, Eds pet is a F'irestone tire, which he dis tribtes to all of Arizona. It will be remembered Barney Oldfield calls Firestones his only life insurance.
 Oldfield will be in the agency office next week talking it all over with Rudolph and getting fixed up with FirestOnes for the Thursday auto mobile races at the state fair.
 The twenty-siX cars sold since the twenty third went to:
 B. w. Getsinger, East Adams street; Wm. Pritchett. 524 South Second ave nue; Mrs. Addie Evans, 14O1 East Washington street; J W. Copper, R. F. D. No. 3; J. T. Hughes, Phoenix; J. B. Stackhouse, R. F. D. No 3; A. C. Grant, zO912 south second ave nue; w. T. Sawyer, B East Adams street; L. M. Acuff, Phoenix; Wm Scarlett, S10 North Third avenue; Garth w. Cate, North Second street; J. H. Kuykendal, Phoenix; L. w. Osenburg, 731 East Van Buren street; C. B. Matthew, sos East Adams street; Mrs. L. Wilson, 235 East Washington street; C. W Hunter. 807 West Adams street; Geo. Pilchard Center street; F. c. Norris, 339 North Third avenue; c. G. Higgins, box 113O; Jos w. Carver, Phoenix; J. F. Pinkerton, 517 North Fourth street Five cars through Mesa sub-agent.