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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09
COMPTROLLER General Jones has

Comptroller General Jones has
a knack of doing something every
now and then to make things un
pleasant in the State house. The
latest stunt is his refusal to pay
F. II. Dominick for services rem
dered, after the sinking fund
commission made the order for
him to do so. Jones is a kind Of
an irritant to the present admin
lstration: it is unfortunate when
officials let their personal ami
mosities get in the way Of their
Official duties.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09
President Woodrow Wilson

President Woodrow Wilson's S
Gettysburg speech is variously
commented upon, some regard it
IA better classic than Lincoln's
speech of 1864, while others re-
gard it very commonplace. 1t all
depends upon the viewpoint, but
when Wilson has been dead as
long as Lincoln has perhaps
then the critics Will be able to
find greatness in this speech.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09

DON'T use cough medicine coEtain
ing opium or morphine. They constipate e
the bowels and do no. cure. only stitie
the cough. Examine the label and il
the medicine contains these harmful
opiates refuse it. Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound contains 20 opiates, is
healing and soothing. For sale by all
dealers everywhere.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09

Conrounlcanons must De accompanied By the
real name and address Of the writer IL order 10
receive attention.
No communication OF PERSONA cnaEacSF
win he published except as ID advertisement.
Entered at the PoStoMce At Manning SS sec
ond Class matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09
To Prevent Blood Poisoning

apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR..
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL, a sur
gical dressing that relieves pain aud heals at
Che same time. Not liniment. Csc. soc. $l.oo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09
r0 ccr ON oe MOSQUITOES

EU UE ktO US W!V9VOtEOEo
You can Sleep, Fish, Hunt OK attend to any WORK
without being worried by the biting or singing
of Mosquitoes, Sand-aies. Gnats or other insects
by applying to the face. ears aud hands, DR..
PoRTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL. 2sc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09
Ill Relieve Nervous Depression and Low Spirits

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic
;RovE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. arouses TIL
;-er, drives out Malaria and builds mp the sys
TEN. A sure Appetizer and aid to digestion. Soc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09
FREE

To our Savings Depositors, made to
help people save
You can no more build fortune
without the first dollar than y'u can
build house without the first brick" "
ANY MAN OR WOMAN
who will take one Of these Home Safes,
make it al iuvaliable rule to drop into
it some amount, no matter how small,
each day, will be as onshed and de-
lighted at the close OF the year at how
much has been accumulated without
being missed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-09

a(~ Advertisers Will please re-
49, member that copy for 8
change o! ad. MUST be IN
this Office by Saturday Noon in order to
insure publication the following week.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
8efiirdtet SIR sdminbindt?

@1ei9piel mie 6ronii6 guer SUI
item o6er idlimm gner Soils ooer
9lngenlei6en lit, Or. Sings @e11e
g1toedung miro @ud ii6erli@ bel
fen; tie mag grer 2eben retten. Stin<
man Green BON Wali6ite> Col,
Idreibt: v3pei 0oftoren iagten, i'd
bGtte S6min6fltdt nno fonnte feline
3pei Sabre mebr leben. Sd ge~
broudte Or. Sings @eue @ntoedang,
un6 lebe meiter nn6 fiible mild gut"
gner @el6 5uriideritottet, penn ber<
febIt, gnb 511 belfen. DaS bel tie Sous
mitteI fir @rflaltungen, Snlten,
Soils un6 9l1ngenleioen. &reiS 500
un6 $1.OO. @arantiert I'M Molitor
.Druq Store. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
9 g
: $ebmlrlei<= Geiren+ : 3
g 9
g "
g Hpumu BON &,cbta upm Sdbmib. eD
@ %
Hpmar BON &cbta ppm Sbmib.


ileben> uno Scr 600 mllb idmer5los
einaetrcten iein," lagtc 5cbn Mi,nt=
ten lp1ter ser Mr5t, 611 oenl Dor ser
Sblir 0rs Spotcn5ilmncrs %burren0en
Mulf bina1strctelo.
M1brrno lid) nun iln @ultie Dos
ntoglihlt lmltlulc mo ood) oabei 10
Ncidaftlide Srcibcu> melUc3 jcoeml
CODES jail folgt, e1tlpicelte, mdbrcllo
sic iroiihc @iille Tral 9iins mlfgc=
bobrt m1roe, mGbreuo ons nmlttcrlp=
lr &ino rubig ocnn ip6ten M'orgen
eutgegeutrGullte, perlic6 9}alf oos
Stunttbcu u,o ltbritt Niigelan.
N.lli Dem breiten Nilien elmer ianft
mo fmllll mcrflidb oultcigelloeu SIT
g~rlfettc lag Ser l1clle 6rieobof, allf
ocm cs @lluncnldmllcf gub nab no
mol1 &ret5e uti oen @rGbern CT
blitFte. 0prt oroben llld)tc ser tre1=
cite Trellno> meld)cn bic Subte in
iDrrn1 2eben beiclie>L ibr Die lette
Mltbclt1tte olls, Gin Elatsden, BON
lpeld)cl1 Ser Nlif lulbcbilloert llbcr
Strpm lll1o Stcppc ldmeiftc. 2ul1gc
inB Malf BORT, in ticfcn Sd)n1er5 I'M
Sic gntid)lolleue Der l1nfcn. Sbgleid
ct ul1f ibr tribes gnoe pprbereitet
>uar, oiei es iuihc u1o eiu la1ue Ster=
ben batte IGN tief erldiittcrt.
ST gebadte ferncr oes @erunddt=
l1ilies, bas lie ibn1 binterlalicn : Sic
Gorge fir ous uid)uloloie 2eioen,"
fir Srilro, oos mttterloie &iuo. Sic
Solnnc ltie9, ser Steppelnpino fd=
heltc idppiil ltro ting iid int @eait
Ser Yoppeln, meldr oen1 Trieobof
fcillcn Sdattcn %ipclloeten. Tern onf
ser @plgo blinfte eir meibes Segel
- es 5og eilig, leidt beidpmingt anf
0cu Observation-Disclosures Strom 90
bin, ols itrebe es, elei6 ei1er erlo=
item, uaem Grbenjummer entrilfte1
Mellid)e1liecle Sen @olfen 5lt.
Hulf erbob lid aus oem @rai e nno
cling lunuiol Sen @iigel binab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Us &nnitr
is. &upitcl.
NpNipu1mernoctt, @pd)iprulnernod)t
plotlid bin ih uufguuudt.

Nphlpllll1crlod)t, @pd)ipluluerllud)t
Sp plotlid bin id) ul1fgcuubt.
@eigol1o.
Gier Sabre marcn perltridpen, 1el1
5orte ltlrife llllb Grdfill Mfuthilol
Die Trubtuad)rid)tcl1 BON 2i1a Moll=
gl1loffs Juo l1llo Don Aitas Ger(p=
bul1g NIT @orrp e%npfaugen (uttell.
Sic ~let5tcrc 5batiucbe batte 5ollte
l1lrite elltt0llldt ul1o bel1nrllbigt,
benin lie funo, ooB gito nid)t oie rid=
tige 2ebensgefGbrtin fir @arrp lpar.
Gos ergab iid) min oils @einltot
BON Mitas @nnidL ~auf eigene1 Sit
Ben sit 1teben;;" Salrtc ltlrife hottie
ous iid1ere Gmpfinoen, oob ous jun=
&C Mdoheu icineu @erlpbtcu nldt
liebte l1ro oob onoerc Motipc bel iei=
l1eln Gnt1hlltB cine Hple gelpielt
batten.
@r6fin MotbilDe oagegen idtpau1m
in eilrem Mcer bon @on1le, oenm ais
Trar bon 0enmert=5 trietbera tpnr=
Sc 9(ita 1ebr reid, un6 @arrp lpor eth
gutter S11nge, Sen feline 8attin nod)
ibrem @iuer lenfen fpn11te.
Nub in 8e3ug auf &olf NOR slltos
Gerlobltng ser @rafin iebr erlpiinIdt;
Tie en1pfono NUN cine ge}pilie @enltg=
t6uulrg ibrenn Meffen gegeniiber. Sic
2epe16e aus Gorepto NIT Ser Ser
lpbungsnohridt botte al1h 5ugleid)
5iemli@ fategorti9 Sic @rdfin an
ste Seite ibrer Spdter bermfe1.
&l1r5, Sic @rdfin NOR gan5 aus
oenn Sdltshen, ols iie 5u Sante III
rife fam, Inn lih BON oieler bas &ei=
iegelo git bergen, 6enn I'M ibrer eige=
nen Safe mar, tpie gepobrlif, tpie'
ser einn1oI groBe gbbe.
1ante l1lrife empfing lire eda1f=
fierte Mi6te go115 gelaiien, 5ahlte ibr
sic erbetene 511nnre bin nno iogte
trpden: SD an 3einer 5tatt miir=
Sc 3meiter %reilen, bie @aggons oltl
SEN 8obnltrede>t, melde Dat GIT pol=
lieren bo1t, lino bor5iigli6 eingerid=
tet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Qarirmittel fir Tramen.

Tolt ie6e Srou gebraudt elm gu=
tes 9arirmittel. 3r. Sings Meue
2ebenspiqen iin6 gut, neil iie prompt,
ida6los 1in6 uno feine Sdmer5en
perltriaden. 6rau 81. 6. Dunlap bon
9ea6tn, Senn., iagt:: 81. &tngs Scene
2ebenspt0en balfen ibren 8eidmer-
sen be6euten6." &a11ft beute cine
Sdu9teI. @reis 25f. @mpfobIen
in Molitor's Mpotbefe. = Mnaeige.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
GiSeub abn Setttabelle.
SsIalpare, eadaipanna Hnb @eHsrH Babu
.Su Rraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.


gHAIid-BerIdei SCRANTON fir Nsp gprI
au, 2.O5, 3.2O. sos. s 90, 1920. gcrni.,
1910, 3.25 uub $40 Ra&mittaas. 8iir
sSsw gorf unS pbiIabslpbIa, urn 500 Born
20 10 uub 3.35 dmittags. 8iir
Ssbubanno, $40 Nadmittdss.
= g6rpIidh-gir Buffalo nm i.f5, 6.25u 900
spor.tf.55. 6.40une II. .tngla&mtttaas. Ftir
8iuabantpn, GImira unb 3ptf&tufaticntH. nm
1910 Wcr. uut los Nd&m. MIR Ssptsc
@vra,uS. uub Utica. urt If 5 une 6.25 Rpr.;
f.55 1admtitaas OsTeac. Spraeuls unf
mica 2ua um 6.25 Wor. ldufi tdalit. dusa,.
neurr,sr Ssuntaas. Rir Wcutrcis nm 800
sJ,Ur., / .O5 uns GAO Id6m. Ri&pIfcu ge.
COMPILATION, nm 400 Ra&mtttaas. 8ins'
Isdmptcr aeepni rbaticn, I'M 6.f5 Nd6mifidae.
NIoomsbura 9ibifon-gsrIdai Serartrn
Fir glprtbumbtrlanb nm 6.35, 1920 Rcr.i
LBS uub 6.lO gia&m GHr plymouth I'M 9.05
gla&miiiaes.
Sountaass3fae.
sdaItm-Ear Rtw gprf um 205. 800
Cos uub 1920 WOresns; 3.35 une 3.4O
SJsSrnIidi -Rar guHaIc nm It's. uni
CPS. Wapr. 1.55, $40 unb tt.t0 Na&m.
Mir giuabau,tpu unb 3pWusnfattoHtn, 900
anb 1910 Bsrmiitdae.
EInpmsburg 9ibifion-Btrldht @erarfpn
uuS 1920 Rpr. unb $40 Wa&mtttaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
atrntr.

SO. II. = aa isns sspiTt Got. Stride Cbsr
par,tllt pcn eane. sslfstn tn etr.Stnet Suans
ton, Qadauanua County une Staat ptnnlyl-
vanta, bsarsnlt uue btlbritbsH mic folst, nfm.
Iitb: Slt bic nSrblits SGlfte bon Got Nc. AZ
In Nuaerat pbtr glpd Rc. 49, srmdb BEN
papn.s @cal Companies apmpltrIpcn eGnes.
rsisn in Der Stabt Srantcn. Die btiagis
S6lfts Spn Got II rttttpinIfltg In 6urni. 20
Hus brett in front an &rppn apsnue, btGtIbs
9rsiis tiuisn une i40 5ub in .Iitfs, nit sinr
gQ.y i6 5ub brett biutsu fur Shtutttsn @s-
brauh. vile stcbltn unb aHetrt Wltnfralisn
rtIsrpirt. 81 easitIbs SieeHibun, hbtrtrdetn
burd gBilliam Sdnnitr uup Satin an Rt6are
RitbmiI.r burh Dstb, batirt 6. Npril 1896,
unp tiuattrdstn In pH 8seprhtrs Sfta bon
qadapanua County i'm Dssobu& No. 1877, auf
Sdts Of. aats Subtfsrt nit sintm itrtt-
lfSdiesn bSl,trnen Wcbubaus unb ttntm sin'
iiSdi9su bSlItrntn @obnbans eaIauf.
Dlii Btfblas btIssi une tn erstuiion etneni'
men auf bic alaes ron .. U. Sannab, Grttntur
BON htr piuterIaIIsnIHaft bts pnltorbtntn Das
MEL Sanuab sfssn Ridarb 8isomtlr une
qouiId Risbmiler. Stulb s5O0O.OO, 9ntIti.
fen rom i2. Reptmber 1912, ShtriH tolttttTt
S2625.00 ,anRaltstbibrtu nno 8olisu. 9uee'
msnt Ro. 297, Sfipber Gtrmtn 1913. III. ia.
,um Sttubn 5nmin 1913.
panptu, anra!t.
10 baS asuauult Giasutbum piIb uur esafI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
sfberia's-bsrkanf
8ertbu0aem @raabeigeRtbam,
Sreitas, 26. September 1913.

@tm6B pnfGiftentr GrsiHtIonsbtftbIt bon
Gttra Garias, atpari 8aeias uub 8snhiiipni Gre
ppnas, ausetfslIt bon BEN Common pleas @s.
riHt BON 9adapanua County, an mi@ asri&tst.
psrbt Id ausfsBsn gum bfsntIi9sn gsriauf
bur& gtrfftisnuns pbn Gusruf an ben boot
pbsr mfilf Bisisneen, fir 8aar, tn BEN @ss
ri@tsstb6ubs In btr Stabt STaHtpu, 9adas
mama Hnnfln am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
syntner 8eanent.

. NGk FBaHen ps<n Sbrsn gbtd tsbsn absnt
&c 9 fihr. $i.00 srBHnet cine SParttniaet
aabIt 8 prpitut 9iuftu. Sts fSnntn 3tftsH Spr
&eIb ieteu Haa I'm Sakr etne ahnbtgune.
BHralmaftIiH beppamG&ttats Nstnftr' ttir ets
Nmmtittbsn Sc EransaiianttiGsn uae Shfsn
Sdmbf.r eiuisn. @isbt fiir 8ditn bic btlfs
aasfnuft nab nisbrteiit wrtiis.
Die fctartats Abtbttluna frtiat Bcnmattt'
aub strStbtsetus stftbIidt Dpfumtntt tn allen
enrppSilGsu Sprahtn dn. Bdoret Pdft tiiI
8ura,r Son ben Der. Stadtsn. @sleisHbnnssr
aa@ alien Stfilsn bu Btlt.
8iau 8anfins $Dnfe,
9lS Qadatpanna aDe., Serantcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
aaRaluaHna & Bbomius Ballet.
(9aurtI ginie.)
api[dtn sranton unb @lIIts.Sarrt.

9pN&m Scranton unb @tIiss'sarrs.
2het psrIdFsu Scranton unt ! 100. 200, 800
LOO, 500 uub 600 Werasns. Nm $40 Rcr,
a.ns an @p&tntaasn unb dns ua1fclssnet
spau,Ia Rtnuttn, une nm 700 Wcrdeus an
Scnntdasu uub dut ndhfplatnet ,raHiia Wis
nutsn bic uub tuFufipt f20 90 Rd6is, In @iI.
I,s.pdrrt al Riuuttu 'pdttr dufommsub.
Grprte,fiat, nur In piitstcn dubdIttnb, ptrs
IaHeu Snduipu dlle Stuube tdaItG, dusass
ucmmeu Spnnidas une Gttertdasn, BON 7.f9
4otasus tts 7.i9 gbeues uub trsHtu In @tl'
Its.gdvrs 30 Winuttu fpdttr etn.
Ositsrtr DisnGi ,piiGfn SCRANTON. Rav aue
pari, euHd wdri, pettrsbura uue Sunmprt.
Sitbs gabrpIau fiir aepddbeiDrbtrnee 9het
Yroifn araFi am g. Sulit907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11

Serr Wiar 9enfelmaun uno Srdulein
Sieuls wuroen seitern gu einsm sliid'
liAen @bspaar sinssieenet.
9oreus Bhilips uuo Srdalein anna
Wte0ale pon Wfineral Guenue puroen
Wtontas sbsli@ uerbuuosu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11

no. 6.-aH bic folssnbs bsI9riebsns Cot ober gars
Suum0Es Borough sadapauua goRutp nns Staat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
Hrtmf 8eGer,
Serantpn.
Hrimdr.@ablet
Oienffa8, I6. September
1918.
I il6r @nrgeus bis I llbr sbenbs.
I ilbr @nrsens bis I iibr s(6enbs.

wy ~'"'b'"' Wv "S' ~"e""p'
Serr Srant Bsder, pslGer fid um
bic giOnlination fiir Mabor bemirbt,
fiubet In feiner 3ainpagne etn afleemeis
nes @nt9egenfommen, benn allleitS ipirb
er als Elm Wtaun betra9tet. pel6er bas
uerantmortlide Gmt In tiidtiser gBsile
uerwalteu uno gum Beifen Der Stabt
uno Biirger eiutrettn piro. NuBerbem
lit Serr Beder mesen ieiner liberalen
Guf9auunsen woblbefannt. iobaB mon
I'M Safe ieiner domination uno @r.
mdbluns fiber iein fam, bas feline
amtsuerwaltuns Feline ensbsrsise uub
BON 3aftenseiit bur6mebts iein niro.
9offentlid erinnern ii6 uniere beutiben
WtitbHr9er barau, mas uus i'm nd9ftsn
Sabr beooritebt. unO iorsen oafiir, bae
elm Wfanu mie 0err Beder fiir bas slmt
uomirirt uno srmdhlt pirb. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11

SO IL. = gI isnf gentle Got. Strtdt ubtr
papeas BON 9anb, ssIeesn, Iitstne nn6 titnb
In Der Stabt Scranton, Sadapanua County
uup Staat ptnulyIpanid, bsIGrisbtn pts fclgt
ntmliG; On Got 9fp. GU, In Auabrat pptr
9lpf R0. tt5, mic batitutt auf tinem ROM
pier cesr aarir, tsiiitlt, bic SnbbipiiiOn ppu
epis go. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 unb 6, In 8Icd No. ti5
bsr Ntabop 9ropf 2anb Company; btidgtsr
stonipltr Dorr 5rnd IL eruannt BunedlOp
pdIf 5sigbis, unb cine aaris pCu htmltbtn II
tiuestrastn In esr Sfirt bts &tcrpu BON
Dttbs In eadapauua county. 8tIaett Got
no. GU III 80 6uB brett In Grcnt an She
gBtbifsr Aptnue (frabr etnannt Sipns avt-
nue), eiflelbs Breiie biuien uno bat zine dteft
prn $50 5ub, rehtpinislig In 6prm, pno lau-
frub su tinn Aasp, t6 8uB brett uub ium
UfsntliHsn GrbrauG uue III sin tbtiI br 9dn-
hTtifn, iibtriragtn an Dairy efpy burb bic
SungaIpp part 9ane Gcmpanie, eurh Desb,
catirt Z. Musuli 1911, unn tingttragsn In btr
Sffitt he's &teoretr BON Dssos pcn eadapanua
County i'm Dtsebut gRo. 256, Stiit t08, une
iibsrtrassn an WaTp 9. Rabcu burG Deb,
batirt 70. @OSsmbtr, u. .. 1911, unb btabit.
tigt rt@tm6big eiugttrassu. 8trbtlfsrt NIT ti-
ntm lpsilfSdiatn bShtrnfn gDptnbaus unb
Auesussb6ubrn barauf.
Dalt 8ttlas bsIssi unb In GrtFuitcn etucni>
men auf bic Rlagt BON eu Muiual @uaranttf
Buileing unb 2oan aGoeiaiion gsgtn Rarp u.
Rabpu. Shulb $2064.t6, Sutnttftn pom
%. Suli 1913, anpaIissbdbrsH uub 3oftH.
SubsEtnt 80. 576, Sitpbtr 5ermiu 1913. Bi.
ia. tum OItobr StrmtH 1913.
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gennIpIpania. 1T Got Ro. t55 in nuabrat oeer Slod
30. 46 unb selegen an elmer Strabe, genannt uno
befdnnt aIs Mhams Apenue, aut benz Rompleg uon
ridfon's Mbbition in beiaetem Borough, rehtmdbig
etnaetraaen In eadapanna County i'm Deebbu4 no.
AZ, Seite "a. Beidate Got TT re9tIulHteltg une 1T 6O
6ub brett an befagter abams Apenue une pat .ethe
Etefe uon III $40 5ub, nit elmer germsnune, ans
fanesnb sebn 6nb uon ber Snnsnietts bes Ssttsn'
ueaes an beiaater NbamS Apenue, nit benz Ne9t,
etniuidblieber nnb ,u gebrauben beiagte bebn SUB
aber tein @ebduee bari barani errtHtet weroen.
aft basIelbe Gigentbum, hbertragen burh 1aIp ".
Sidion unb Santes u. Linen, eIeiutoren an 5obn
o. J1eNste, burd Deeb, battrt 2. Dttober toS9, nno
einaetragen in eadawanna County i'm 9seobup Ro.
II, Settle IS. 4ohlen unb Rineralien ansgenoinnten
une reierprt. Bas beiaate eiaentbum Ut uerbeijert
nit einem bbI,srnen @obnbans unS Aubeneebdnoen
oarduf.
glit Bei9Iag beIeet unb In eretution senommsn
auf bic Qtaae pom Dlina 9obinior gegen John y.
Ieasiis. S9uIe $629S.25, nit SnteIsiien pom -:
SUM- 1913 anwaltgeblnrsn lne Rotten. Shegmsnt
Termin 1918. Z. u. Donaboe,
8. J. SeIrte9sll
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S6I0Rr 8f0ttE ,
2eitenber Splitter.
Seit 1885 etablirt.

ggir fnb umgaosfn nab 623 eadapdnua
apsnue, auf btm 9Obtnlur, nit ttusr Splltn
9iuit pvH pptiIhsn WaaTen unb esH allnntnt-
Zen Sufrnmtntsn ;ur priifuns etr Auesn.
lluIsr Mctic mar tmmH: ,,SGnsat gsrf6ufr
uup ilsius preFis". Bir lnO INNER breii,
3,usn ttipae @tlb su sriparsn. Cine srObs aus.
pabl BON fiiuiili&sH aussn du Sane. gr'
stfst Hi&t ben plab: .
628 2aGatpanna 2tbenne,
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consumers are protesting against the
rates they are forced to pay and de-
manding that Alaskan coal be made
accessible. Recent tests by the navy
department showed Alaskan coal to
be generally superior to coal which
eastern fields have been furnishing
the navy.
'"The bill now on the senate calen-
dar merely authorizes the president
to expend $35.0O0,00O and use such
government agencies as he may re-
Quire in constructing railroads in
Alaska. Most Of the important fields,
vate interests supposedly seeking a
monopoly, have been covered back into
forest reserves. The plan IL to pass
legislation which will stop effectually
big interests from securing a strangle
hold on these valuable properties.
These laws will carry the most strin-
gent provisions for coal land entries,
requiring that locations be made and
Improvement work done by the entry
man.
Much Good Farming Land.
Besides the gold and coal which
Alaska would bring to the world. there
will be homes opened up for thous-
ands of families who are now only a
burden on our people. South and
west of the Yukon river In Alaska
there is as much good agricultural
combined. and the climate il no cold
er. Most people have the idea that
Alaska is an intensely cold country.
like that found at Dawson and Nome.
but as q matter of fact the southern
and southeastern portions of Alaska
feel the effects Of the warm Japan
current Just the same as 1t IL felt on
the coast Of Washington and Oregon.
''In southeastern Alaska. twenty
five miles from the coast, we have the
Bering coal fields, Of known area Of
fifty miles square. A little further
north and about 100 miles from the
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MRS. Bowser. I had planned to
came home with heart full Of love
anything to show how much appre-
"But what have I done ?" she asked
1T is useless to thrash over old
straw. Even as wa3 thinking of
buying you a costly present as q SUR
prise you-you-"
II handed you these bills. said I
would pay them out Of my own pock-
ct" q -
Eyes. you handed me those bills. I
do not complain Of that. I do not
complain OF the amount, which is in
significant What want you to un-
derstand IL that there Is q great un-
derlying principle in this matter
I don't see 1t"
That Is why the press Of the country
is filled with SO many murders. elope-
ments and divorce cases. I sit down
beside you Of an evening with q heart
full Of love and affection. 1 am hard
ly seated when'-
when hand you three or four lit
tie bills for repairs to the house.
which you authorized me to incur!'
she interrupted.
Mrs. Bowser." he said. az his
thumbs went up to the armholes OF
his vest, cit IL needless to say more
on the subject. II you can not dis
Germ the great underlying principle
talk is idle. I will retire to my IL
brary, and should any one call you
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coast are even larger coal deposits-
the Matanuaka fields. The coal in
these fields has been declared by DR..
Brooks of tho United States geological
survey in charge of Alaska to be equal
to any steaming coal in the United
States. It has been tested on our war
vessels and found entirely satisfactory.
It is the only coal on the Pacific coast
that is adapted to the uses of the navy.
''The people of the United States
own nearly all the natural resources
Of Alaska. The whole country would
be benefited by opening them up. We
should open the gold fields. We
should open up the agricultural lands
and we must open up the coal fields.
''This administration Is going to
build railroads to develop Alaska. It
is going to increase the production Of
gold, open homesteads for our people,
open up the coal fields under proper
protection, break down the coal mo-
nopoly and insure the power and eff
cheney Of its navy. And in SO doing 1t
is going to add to the prosperity OF
our people,"
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Washington, Dec. 13-Just as soon
as the currency bill is disposed Of,
President Wilson will urge congress to
take up proposed Alaskan legislation.
said:
"The people of Alaska should be
given the full territorial form Of gov
ernment, and Alaska, as a store house.
a system of railways. These the gov
ernment should itself build and ad-
minister, and the ports and terminals
1t should itself control in the inter
ests of all VINO wish to use them for
the service and development of the
country and its people,"
A bill authorizing the president to
spend $35,000.000 in the construction
OF Alaskan railways will be passed by
congress during the present session.
vada, chairman Of the senate COM
mittee on territories.
Senator Pittman spent q large part
OF his young manhood in Alaska, both
as prospector and practicing attorney.
He is looked upon in the senate az an
authority on Alaskan questions.
Big Saving for Uncle Sam.
Railroads making accessible the
coal fields alone would result in a saw
ing of $1,0OO.000 a year to the gov
ernment, through the lowering of the
cost Of coal for ships in the Pacific
said Senator Pittman. 1.-THE Alaskan
railroad bill, which my committee re-
ported out last spring, seeks not only
to make this coal accessible to the
consumer. but to open up vast areas
Of agricultural lands and gold fields.
''The United States now pays about
$3.50 a ton FOR steaming coal, which
is shipped around the Horn from At
lantic seaports. Coal operators have
offered to furnish this same coal for
$3.50 a ton If the government will
open up these coal lands. In addition
to the requirements of the govern
ment on the Pacific coast, millions OF
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can say that I am busy-very. very
busy-and that 1t is quite likely you
may shortly go home to se your moth
er. Goodnight, Mrs. Bowser-good-
night!'
And Mrs. Bowser sat there for an
hour and tried to figure 1t out and
the nearest she could come to 1t was:
Never present q bill to your husband
when he is good natured. Wait until
he's "ofr' and the bills can't make him
much ''ofker."-(Copyright 1913, by
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
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infer that he II dead9 Il that right ?''
No answer.
"3ot q mother and want mo to send
her IS . week on top Of all the
waste and extravagancel It II high
time that We paused and asked our
solves whittier we are drifting. Every
night for the last month have
dreamed that We were on tho way to
the poor-house, and have awoke with
= yell and my hair standing up ON
end"
Mrs. Bowser crossed the room and
sat down and picked up a book. and
Mr.. Bowser got up and crossed his
hands under his coat tails and walked
about. He finally stopped before her.
and. balancing himself on heels and
toes, he said: