davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1914-11-14
MARKETS and FINANCE

years and think history will not re-
peat in this case. Everything indi-
q Ion long " Tine 20 sSsdt come snd the way they
have been buying recently shows that
they are determined to be provided for
Home conditions are not changing
much. Without the war Il would look
bearish, for there are heavy stocks of
wheat and the outlook favors a heavy
next year. Farmers have been liberal
sellers. but are not now rushing their
wheat TO market
strength and gained nc. but weak,
ened on more peace talk and closed
loe the ether coarse ed xpsins snG seeds
were steady.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red,
shaa. shhis December Opened =, without q "
and declined to si.14; May opened at
TO ti.2s; No, white. ,i.os. Coarse
s5e; n No a0S'iii yellow, tic % asked; new. No. Q.
3. yellow, .76hc; No yellow. 75c: new
No. yellow car at ssc. 4 at sshc,
ss4. 9s1: sscnSard ass al Sos NO NO Tnts White
tshc. Rye: Cash No; 2, tl.os. Beans;
Immediats prGmps and November ship. hi1
yerseed: Prime spot, ss.35; December.
1896; May. 1855; sample red, ss bags
at $40, ,ia at IS; prime alsike. $3.50.
sample alsike, bags at 1875, Timo-
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri-
day included 1000 bbls OF hour, 3 cars
OF wheat, 5 OF corn, 10 Of oats and 3
OF flour, $1,000 bu OF wheat. 5000 bu OF
corn and 5000 bu OF rye, Stocks are
54l, 300 bu OF wheat, 1890 bu of corn,
e6. 500 bu OF oats. 24.5o0 bu ~ barley
and n 600 bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.-St. :
600 bu, against !. .403. 900 bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and rour Friday.
1885, 900 bu.
Several ships are loading wheat ~
Galveston.
Receipts OF wheat Friday: south
west. $4,000 bu. against l7S,00o bu q
year ago; December. 3o4 ears. against
50T; Minneapolis, 407 cars. against 3sl /:
Winnipeg, 367 cars. against 934: Chi
cago. $50 cars. against 36.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-14

a,,s;,; RICHARD LlspsAr. 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
Spbe Narf Rctisen.

- Soispb &upp BON Cameron aue,
nue fiibrte seitsrn Wtor9en Srdulsir
Yiolst Sop pon Sadion Strass ale
feline Satin beim. Die Trauuug er,
folgte In Der ct. Yatrid's Stride 6urt
Pfarrsr Or. @eOrss 8. 9ucas.
-gatrid @artp BON Starts glact
nurbs am Sreitas In Der Srforb 3ebt
ourd cine uOrssitis erfolste Sprsnsuns
10 i6limm uerlett, oaB man i'm Staat
Solpital iein Nbleben ernartete. au6er
Branbnunoen lsibet er aud an einenI
tisfsn Shnitt an Der Stirn uno nebrs.
rem &no6enbrii4en.
- Drei fleius 9inbsr oes Pstsr gor.
mosfi BON Gmberit Strabe reip. 9 Wfo,
nate, 3 uno 5 Sabre alt, ipurbsn am
Wtontas Wforsen jieulif fdlimm psr'
brannt, oils iis I'M Dstt nit .3hnOb6l.
3srn ipielten uno bas Bttt In Grano
isstsn f; ibre 8srlssunssu nerbsn ieoo6
niht ais fatal betrahtet. Die Slammsn
nurben pon Der Wfntter uno 9tahbarn
ssbdmpft, na1hsm bic 9ilferufe Der
3inbsr Sieislbsn alarmtrt batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
Ea8 XhaI abmdrtS.

Tablor. - Der 30 Sabre alts am'
brole Sones, Sobu Der 5rau Sobu v.
Sones pOn Waibinston StraBe, III am
Sonntas 9ia6t in elnem Plttsbur9b
Soipital ben Serlssuu9en erle9eu, mel
DIE sr am DtittmOh jupor erbielt, als
er pou einem oreiit6di9en @ebduoe bort
abitiirSte. Sones mar Elm @iienarbeiter
unb permiBte ndbreno Der arbeit ieinsn
Subbalt, oaourh aui leiuem Sopf lano'
emo. - Srdulsin Yena Stt Don Beli
Taptor StraBe unb 5reo. Strein pon
Weit @rope Strase rsilten am Wtonta9
mad Buffalo uub lisBsn lih oortlslbit
burb Paitor Y. s. Neuer, ben friibsren
Paitor Der bieiisen eu. @emeinos, als
Elm @bepaar eiuie9nen. - Wis Wtlhael
ypbon uOn Wtain StraBe leste 0taht
entlang ben Sadapanna @eleiien nabe
Der Babnitatiou lief, fiel er bic bobs
U6l6ung binab uno srlitt eiRen Shd'
belbrud i'm Wioles Eaglor Soipital
muroe iein 3uitano nah ieiuer Iufnab'
me oils fritiIA bessidnet.
- NntbonD 8ulauib, mel6sr an
Mittwob 3uuor in Durgeu Den SSil'
liam Wtcrim lebens9eidbrli6 uerpun'
osts, tpurOe an Donneritas gu Rupert,
nabe BloOmsburs, ourd SOnitabler
Sruuer bingfsft semaat, Suriidsebradt
unb ein9eitedt.
= Sin siufa9es BObnbuus bes Sobu
@enucsllo uno Elm buppeltss BObnbaus
bes Homan Eacerioi Su Slb Sorge
muroen am Oonneritag 9iahnlitta9
bur6 einen Brauo ieritOrt uno betrdst
Der @eiamntperluit stma 50, 900. Siinf'
sebn Perionen ipuroeu BON benz Brano
beimlos ssmaat, Der 70 ihnsa nm iif
sriff, oaB iis uur serinss Sabe retten
fcnnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
Bilfes. Barre Wa&ri&ten.

Der 55 Sabre alte Gam. SdloB
bssine Samftag gu yiem Dorf Selbit'
morb, inbem sr pon einsm 6errpboot IN
ben SluB iprans. SdloB. bsGsn @s'
iunObsit ausssrifien mar, wuroe bn' d.
ben Cob ieines Brubers SouiS ihwer'
mhtbis uno bssius In oisisr Tsrfanuns
bic Gbat.
-Sn elmer WtOntas abeno ab9s'
baltenen Yeriammluus oes Enrn' Ser'
Gins muroen Reiolutionen ausenom'
men, pslhe bas sr6Bte 3utrauen In oas
beutihe Deer uno Die oeutihs Wtarirt
ausbriiden uno Der @unih aus9sipro'
den wirb. oab Dsutialano iissrsit
iein Diro.
- als Barrsn. Der 5idbrise Sobr
bes Darrsn 8. Yeislsp pon Barnet
Stra6s, am Sreitas Gbsnb Su Sarpsp'i
xate i9nsll su ben beimisbrenoen @ltsri
laufsn pollte, itolperte er anf einen
loien Brett auf Der Bride, fiel ini
SBaier uuo ertranf. Der 3leine wuro
iduel aus benz 8aNer sejogen, abe
bic aneemanoten g8ieberbelebnn9Sper
iuGs srrpieisn ii9 oils persebliH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06

SpillinssiGpsifern,- t6nusn nit
9isdt @siunbbeit uuo SrDblidfeit &c.
nannt psrotn, = bic beiosn iiuo uujer.
trennli9. Sorni's alpsntrauter, oas
alte, ,sitsrprobte 9rantsr '9tilmittel,
ma1t Sie frObli9, inbem es sic &C.
Iun6 ma1t. Seine Gpotheier' 'Wfebijin.
9ofale Glpenirduter'agsn uerfaufen
es. Wfan f9rsibe an: Or. Better 6abr.
ne1 & Cons Co., 1926 90. 9ogne
Npenue, Chicago, 80.
Sorni's Nlpenfrdutsr Blutbeleber lift
gu bubsu bel 9snrp SSalter, 1o11 @soar
Gueuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06

Mittsl fhr ben Sriss /; in Berlin bsrrit.
te cine ssbpbene Stimmuns uub ieoer
Deuti6e iheint entidloiien 3u iein.
ieiu lsstss binjussben, nm bic @bre bes
8atsrlanbss 30 psrthsibisen. am slei'
den Gag erlisB Der franB6iiids Srisss'
miniiter cine proclamation. in Delher
Der 8ritg 3wiiben Deutihlanb uuo
Sranirsih erflirt mirb.
lin bas WtaB nod pollsnos poll ju
MAIDEN. bat bic snsliids ReSisruns am
Dienitas Sia9t ben 3riss sessnD Dsutid'
lamb srtldrt. nahbem Deutihlano IS
uermeisert bate. bic 9lentralitat bon
Bslsisn 3u reipsitiren. Somit befinoet
iih gang europa in sinem 9riegs3u'
itaub, oenn 8elsien, Sollano uno bic
Shmsi, haben auh mobil senadt.
Sc i6eint mittlerpeile jniihen ben
Rulisn unb Dsuti6en un6 Sransoien
uub Deutihen 3u perihiebenen Blanfe'
leisn sstommen 3u iein, aber idmmtlihs
9iadri6ten iinb init Der 9rObten Dor
iitt auf3unebmen, bsnu iie itammen
entmsoer pom @nslano ooer Sranfreit)
uno linb aus bisIem @runb niht seraos
superldiiis. Deutihlanb bat cine duB'
erit ltrifte @eniur etablirt unb ldbt nur
iolde yta9rihten burh, bic ibr palien
BON ben Bewe9unssn Der oeuti6sn
Truppsn LIT meiter nidts. 81 srfabren
uuo piro tpabrl9sinlib aud nidts.be'
fannt psrosn, bis elm .enti9eibeuoet
SAlas sefiibrt wcrben lit.
9lad ben nsuelten SriesSnadridtsr
neroen ben Oeutiden an allen @der
unb &nosn i6were 8erluite ;usefiisl
unb psr bic BerbdltniGe fennt, muf
lid munoeru, fpie leibt unIere 2anos
leute iiberall auf9ebalten ooer jurfdge
i6lasen morben linb. Wfan muB abel
babel beoenfen, oaB bic 9ia6rihten bel
nabs iammtli6 pon ibren Seinren per
breitet peroen Die Ruiien, iowobl mi
Die Bel9ier, iollen ben oeutiden 2rup
pen i6on bebsutenbe 8ertuits 3usefiist
babsn, Die SranSoien iOllen aud uid
mliii9 iein. uno su Gee uno au Sanl
baben bic Deutifen ioweit ben Siir5eret
se,osen, ipeun man ben Depeihen slau
ben mill. lllnS eribeinen aber bic 9tah
ri6ten iibertrieben uno iebr einIetti9,
uno often gelagt, 9lauben mir oieislbet
nift, ionoern ermarten, baB tie ii6 II
Den udhlten Easen in Siesesna6ri6
ten fir Deutidlano umseitalten wer
| ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
Nttt8tpn.

Der aontraft ihr bic usue SOd'
iduls, pelde Die lesten Delember Ser'
itSrts srieseu ioli, iita Oonneritas
gum Preis BON $162, 300 an Wiles Srep
iibermieien morben.
- Die 9leiberbanSluns SeS Wtar
nnb Gbe Ysben In bem @apleg @eban'
be on Sho Waiu StraBe wuroe friib
seitern Wiorssu gum Betrag pon etwa
500. 600 bur4 einen Srauo bei6aotst'
- Gpilliam Dauibion pom Grstsr
purbe gsitsru 9ta9mittas In Der @reter
3e6s Sur6 einsn 5slienfall erihla9sn,
Der iib erei9nete, alS.er feline Sammer
nad elmer Sprsnsuns suidllis betrat
- Ebomas Mc@lpnn pon Snfer'
mann fisl an WfOntag uon Der Grit
Bride an Shb Ofain StraBe uno lan'
bette 80 Su6 unteu auf Der Saurel Stniei
es nurbe ibm Der Sf1bel 9ebroher
unb er itarb mebrere Stunoen ip1tel
i'm bisiisen Soipital. Der Serunsliid
te befan6 li6 auf benz Seimwss BON ei
mem 8eiut bel isiuer Sdweiter Of
Slunt StraBe, als ii6 Der unfall sr
ei9nete.
- Der "a Sabre alte Sobn Sarno
tumsti uno Der "a Sabre alte Gnoren
Doniun batten Samitas 9ta6t in Del
gtowaf @irtbifaft an Wiain StraBI
einen Streit, ipuroen bann on bic Stra
| &c 9eiest, mo Der 9rawall fortssies
nurbe, bis Doniau elm WteHer sog uni
osm Yarnotosip in ben llnterlsib ftisB
Der Yerlests muroe nab ieiner Wobn
uns on Srenh StraBe ssuommen, nj
sr uerihieb, ais Der 9erufene arBt ..oai
3immer betrat Donian wuroes oin9
i fsit sema6t, sbs sr entflisben fonnte
Der Wtoro ioll erfol9t lein, neil po
etlihen Sabreu Barnotomsfi BEN DO
nian siuen out auf Osm Sopf einitieB
Der DiDrber nuroe am Dfontag ben
@ouutp @sidnsniB iiberwieieu, bis oi
@rOB9sldworeuen ben Sall erlsot9en
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
Ser Aasnf @0belber.
fanf beganil attt
9ienfag.

Brompt Inn $50 am Disnitas Wtor'
aeu beaann unier sriter jabrliher du'
aujfperfaui pon WfDbeln. unier 9e'
ienmtsr Dorratb (Ssftion ShAsr'
idranfe ausssnommsn) 1T sinssialoi.
fen In bieism sroBsn @rsisniB. NthtS
rtisrpirt - abiolut feline Sei4rantun'
aer. Der resnldre Preistas bleibt on
iebem Grtitel unb msiter rpiro Elm rotbes
Gag anesbsitet nit BEN ansnit Tsr'
faufspreIs. Der Berfauf 1T offen IN
ieber @in,slbsit nur senau uusgsmdbl'
fe, minihenswertbs WtSbel weroen afl'
aeboten. Sine rare 9slsssnbeit, nm
quite Wt6bsl billis 3u srlan9en.
$12 Gi9sn srsFsr, 1915.
Dieter Dredsr 1T pon iolibem @iden
unb ausssriiitst init eiuem sroBsn fran:
s5iii6sn Spiessl. Swsi sroBs unS jpet
fleine S6ublaosu. Reguldrer Prsts,
$12. 8srtaufspreis 1915.
s65 parlor euite, $55.
Dieie maifpe Quite ihlieBt elm Set'
tee, Shaufelitubl unb Stubl. Sebr
ithneres @eltsll. @epolitert In ehteui
ipanii6em 9sbsr. 6esuldrer Prsis,
$65. 8srfaufspreis, SOB.
s32 epsiiesimmsr SUITE, $3.50.
Sin ausbebubarsr Gid unb feds
Stiible nmIaIsn bieie pra6tiss Quite.
Neines, polirtes @ihen, NIT 9rallens
fiisen, Bodiiee Stiible, sepolitert IN
S6ale 9eber. Re9uldrer Breis, $32'
Ssrfaufspreis, $23.50.
$40 prinssb srsHsr, $50.
Gin Briuces DrsGer BON Wtubosan
pber firfaIlildem @alnus. @rtra groB
Dide Boblen Blatte. @roBer, idwerel
Spissel. 8esuldrer Preis, $40. Ser
faufspreis, $50.
$3.50 espsr e@aufslHubL $25.
Sin beauemer unb comfortableI
S6aufelftubl, sepolitert in e6tem SeSe1
uuo nit feinen Sarrin9tOn Seoeru per
ieben. 8esularer Prsis, $3.50. Ser
faufsprsis, $25.
$s5 Gbina. RIoiet $3.50.
Sin bhbldss @i6sn GbinailOiet. mi
opalen @lasenbeu unb Spie9el btntel
inwenbig. Resularer Prsis, S35. Ser
faufspreis, $27.50.
limb Dussuoe abnlids Sortbeils Il
WfObeln. - -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
@ir srlebisea Seiteaansen

anfauf Ober Gerfauf bon
amuisan Duisr @Drts unb GIteirte 1ff Ore.
fsrrtb.
slmtrisan @attr @rrfs unb Glssirir tbtiI-
ptiit prtftutb.
amsriean @aisr Boris unb electric GpHi-
mon ~ BEN Warft.
gtna&ri&tisi aHs pom trstus DsI&tn Be
fftIunsfn.
SSrDpfs s Gp., Sanfiere,
@itslisSr Der Rsb gorf etod GI4aHss.
Gtruntou, pa. gDilfes'1arre, DO.
S,insbanitnH, q. D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06

Sonrsbale. = Sn ieiner BObnuns
uulWiuow Guenue 1T 9sitsrn Soiepb
3. Bolt i'm sllter uon Sc Sabren elmer
SOmplifation BON @sbre6en erlesen:;
CT wiro uoH Der SBittpe, bier SObnen
unb 3msi T6btern iibsrlebt. Die Bs'
erbisuris erfolst am Samitas i'm bsut.
iden fatb. Srieobof, mad einem Grauer'
oienit in Der ct. Mtarisn Wtasoalsnsn
&irhe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
nus bem Dberen 3hafe.
(9lr4balo @orreIponoen,.)

Dem 6ranf 3ruibant pon Did.
ion @itD muroen am WtOnta9 9efabr'
lide 8erlesunsen 3u9efii9t, als ibn in
Der Storrs 3e6e elm Dsdenfaa traf
3m WtiosSallep Soipital wnroe leiH
3uitano ais tritii6 be3eianst.
- Die 4iabrise Sotie Dearlon uou
Ssiiup serietb am 5reitas 9tadmittae
sinsm brennenoeu Ssbrihtbauien 3u
uabe. ibre 3leioer fin9sn 6lammen unb
sbe Die Ututter BEN Sino bic Sleioer
abrsiBen fonnte, mar IS 10 ihlimm per.
braunt, oaB man i'm Wtib'Yauep 30.
ipital isin slbleben srDartsts. Vim
Samita9 Sormitta9 1T bas 3ino ben
Serlesungen erleSen.
- Der "a Sabre alte Sobu Sisco,
Der nit ieinsu @lteru ,u Slajine Swamp
I'M g8arren Sanofompler wobnte uno
als Wtaihinleiter bel Der Clinton 3ete
au9eltellt mar, muroe am Oonnerltag
uOn ieinem 'iiinseren 8ruber Baul in
oem Smamp als cine fart ,srituns
oene 1eibe auigeiunben. Siseo, wel1.
sr felt WiOntag uermiBt wurbe. ideint
bas Spfer eines Raubiiberfalles sepor.
ben ju lein, oeun feline GaIben maren
answenoi9 9etebrt /; er ibeint augen.
ideiuli6 uon binten an9esriffen woroen
gu iein uno nit enem idweren Sniippel
nisbsrgeltredt noroen, benn iein ShG'
oel mar eingeoriidt. bic 3innlaoe &c.
brOdeu uno Der re6te arm aud an ;mei
5tsllsn sebro9sn. SiscO's @ltsrn sr'
fldrten, baB Der iunse Wtann feinen
Stino bate uno narum bic Gbat er.
foIste, lit ibnsn elm Tdtbisl. yta9 ei'
ner unteriuhuus oes SALES tameu
@ountp Oeteftip Wiit9ea unb Deputy
Coroner Sobnion uon @arbonbale su
Der @iniift, oaB fein 8srbrsden Dor.
liest. ionbern baB Sisco oas Spfer ei.
mes llnfalles murbe uno iein COB elm
3ufdaissr mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06

256,03t,939 100000
S&uIesn 9srm5stn
Dtutcl. ..$f,f774iSU00 S 60,500,000,000
Sffrr..... f,433, 3,5tf.0O0 0OO,OOO, 900
9talitn.,... 2,706,6e9,000 20.OOO,0OO,O00
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06

Biidof Mt. s. SOban 1T am Cams.
tas ale 8r6ioent Der ct. Wfarien SeI'
Ter Gubenfen SOipital @sisllihaft er'
mGblt morben unb aopofat RObert 8.
Wturrap nurbe als SsfrstGr srnannt.
Pfarrsr Peter 6. @briit piro ipdter als
S6asmsiitsr Der @eislli6aft ernannt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
st4. .a22. .9el ,OOO $i55.OOO.OOO.OOO

Sn Deutlhlunb tommt auf je 12.48
Psrionen Elm SOloat /; In Ssiterrei9
auf ie 1851 ; In Stalien auf ie 1886 /;
in Gnslanb auf ie62.15 /; In 5ranfrsid
uuf is 800 uno in HuBlauo auf js
31.10.
Die Sssmu6t Der 6 Madte felt iid
pie folst:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-18


I'm the vicinity OF Nanhao' Luehlh'
Hsunhslen and Neihsien. mas com
pletely restored peace ana oIueI
throughout Hoan, east OF the FeA'n
Hankow railway, The work cohtlHueu
until the last vestige OF outla"ry uiS
appears. This profession OF pAhul's
and pirates is one OF the Iesa'i's
handed down from the 'old regime,
which tho officials ~ ths rep"ol'
are tachlng with force and prudence
The principal bandit, White "oIt'
hasked In immunity 40 long that "
WAS with difficulty his hold upon Ihe
Wild cIansmen 'ou'a oe s'a''e,s " ~
the strong for'e sent "s"'''7' "'''''
A conclusive proof OF the vigilance
energy and sincerity of tho chinese
government IN enforcing the opium
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-18

churchill CONSERVATIVE?
Believes First Lord of Admiralty VIII
Return 10 Her Original Ideas,
Conservatism.

LONDON. Ian. Another little
dtfr.renre lrtwerp buckingham pal
nee over which Queen Mary presllos.
and Norrborougb house. Of which
C,een Nt.tbsr Alexandra ia mistress
has orls.p. fts t,ms over the titles
bv which the deposed king Manuel
OF Portugal and his bride are to be
known officially
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-18
55ol5T.I5 lind
IN N5N.o0 now
GOODNESS mas DISAPPEARED
AFTER HIS FIVE MONTHS
VISIT
FEARS NO Personal ATTACK
WIN Discuss Any Question With "a
Visitor, But the Political Side ~
MEXICAN AiIuirs

VERA CRuZ, Jan. l7.--John Lima
has now spent five months In Mexico,
Tho GOODNESS with which he was re-.
cclvcd when he landed here stranger
TO lhe country last August has given
way 90 locu regard 0r some warmth,
and President Wilson's personal rep.
Preventative docs not walk the streets
today without receiving many friendly
solut,s He Is invariably given tho
inside VI the walk. a mark of p6rtlsu-
lar respect iu this city
Mr. Lind himself finds tho attitude
of tho people extremely friendly Ale
most every resident OF the city knows
him by sigh; and "a majority Of them
recognize him as no passes Ia tho
role Of confidential advisor 10 tho
preslcdut Of tho United states, he nat
urally cannot become much ot q
mixer" and most Of his outings are
long solitary walks In spite Of tho
heat he has stuck TO his dark clothing,
making no concessions In the way u
linen or duck which Is the customary
apparel here. He has even discarded
tho wdo-brimmed panama which ne
purchased after the theft OF his hat
recently and now appears in pearl
gray felt
Ono Of his fayorlte walks is across
tho railroad yard TO the edge ot
the town, from which point he takes
semi-circular course through the
Continued ON Page 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-18

THAT Is THE PROBLEM CHINA IS
TRYING TO SOlNI At
TINS TIME
FIGHTING The SP0RTSMEN
RcpubIiC's President j. Meeting the
Problems a- They Arrive ln
Practical Way

pEklN JAM d.. EphuNug the
uurrason.rE r,.rI.s.u.sq ..r some OF
his YsorI rorr.muun.,s. pr Samuel
johnson. exclaimed. .rYtrlotsm .ls ,he
Iesf resnur.n of -.nuudrrI4e TIN,
loarned leN.ru.raun.r intended mo- rae
r.cfIon unun rYta.r.Iu ,,hose vlr-
tgos no pruno.I, esteemed. nut ne had
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Willing to Keep Right on IawIng.

An old man, now dead. never SEEM
ed to be satisfied unless nc had sew
eral cases pending in court He had
just won a case in tho justice court
when tho loser. In a combatlye frame
Of mind exclaimed: 'J'll law you to
the circuit court"
Old Man-Ill no thar
Loser-And I'll law you to the su-
preme court!
old Man-Ill be thar
Loscr-Ill law you to ELL
Old My attorney'u be thar
oakley (Kan) Graphic.
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JEIITRSONIAN SIMPLICITY OF
JAPAN WOULD PLEASE
PRES. WILSON.
YUAN IS FAVORING thrift
Economy and Simplicity 10 be the
NatChwords Of the New Re
public of the Orient.


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Queen Mary II is said that the Nng.s
decision was diCtuted by queen Mary,
who thus emphasizes that she. and
not Queen Alexandra. rs now tho Al
bitter In matters of this Fui
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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-08-13

Soldier Ida, Aug LIST, 1914.
To the Electors of the Fourth judi
cial District of the State of Idaho.
/ will be a candidate before the pri-
maries for Judge of the Fourth Judi
cial District More than thirty years
practice of the law and knowledge
of men and affairs, gained through ex-
perience, believe has qualified me for
the position.
| am in hearty accord with the act
of the last legislature which places
the judiciary above the plane of par
tisan politics, freeing the judge from
obligations to any political party or
class and leaving the voter free to
select for the office those best quail
flied. In this spirit | ask your SUI
frage, pledging myself If nominated
and elected to devote my entire time
and best energies to the work. | will
guard and protect the rights of all
litigants and will also conserve the in
terests Of the taxpayer by expeditions
proceedings and the exercise of strict
economy. Believing that the rigid
enforcement of our criminal laws is
necessary for the protection and moral
betterment of society, | will endeavor
to secure the enforcement of all Grim
i1al laws
Yours very truly,
JOSEPH w. EDGERTON.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-08-13

missioner, is out for denomination,
and the fine record of the board
for the past two years would en-
title him to every vote on the Rich
field tract Mr.. Tage has been
deputy sheriff at Jerome for five
years, and village marshal for al
most two years; and his record is
good in all his work. The gentle
men also presented the case Of
Mr.. Copp, their candidate for treas
urer, who, while he has no opposi
ZION for the primaries, still desires
to have good vote as endorsement
Tor the general election. There is
no reason to believe other than
that he will get it all from Rich
field, at least as far as his political
PARTY prevails, and perhaps yet
farther on his own personal record.
A party of Richfeld men will
probably 60 down to Jerome, some
lime in the next few weeks. to re-
urn this friendly call.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-08-13
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for the
County of Lincoln.
James Gum, Plaintiff
VS..
Thomas D. Farrer and Edith Farrer,
husband and wife, Defendants.
State of Idaho, County of Lincoln, IS.
Notice is hereby given that on the
31st day of July A. D. 1914 attachment
issued in the above entitled action
against the aforesaid defendants, Thorn
as D. Farrer and Edith Farrer, husband
and wife for the sum of Two Thousand
nine hundred ninety nine and $500
($2, 999. 55) dollars, with interest there
on at the rate of per cent per annum
from June l, 1914 together with the
costs of this action.
Witness my hand and the seal
of the said District Court, affixed
this 4th day of August A. D. 1914.
HARRY w. ANDERSON,
Clerk of District Court.
James R. Boutwell,, Attorney for plant
IF. Residence, Shoshone, Idaho.