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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30
8nitap SrcnHen's n~encitcs Bud.

GaS ltclle ioeben erifienene Bud
bon 8ilitou 6reniien trGgt ieiuen
Snllolt bercitS i'm SiteI aneefiins
oi9t: rYeter Moor's Sabrt nod
SiiowcIt. Gin Sclb5ugsberitt. Ger
oertihcn Sugenb, Die in S%iibofrifo
gefdllen lit, 81 ebrenoem @eodbt.
niB.") Cen poqcn Wertb oieies 9ll.
dies ober ucrrGtb Der ibltfte SiteI
niht.
Zen topferen Streitern in SiiD.
rpeItoirifo, Inn beren 2eioen oie Of.
ii5icllen areiie in Teutlflano, mobl
9e1rgert Ourd ben langiomen @onJ
ocs SelO5ugeS u,o Die geriitge 3obt
Ger Sie9e, iid, Large 3eit redt pe.
Mig gcfiimmcrt babenl, lit oieier Sel.
oeniong gcuiomet. Inns IN Der Sci
motb cincn 9eeriii 81 geben bon
Scr Selbenboitisfeit unierer Soloo.
ten mo Sffi5icre BORT unten in Der
bcibcn Sonomiiite, uno Hcipeft
Dor Dem, lpoS in oieiem idnperen
6elo5uge geleiitet porben lit, bat
Sreniien bier. ipobl anf @runb man,
niaioltiger Shilheruhaen bon 0tit.
fGmpfern Elm in ieiner ShIihtbeit
aroBortiseS, cinbeitIiheS 9iIo bon
hieiem SeIoju9e gegeben, bos blei.
tenO III unierem Snrern batter
bIeibt, ein Oils bon padenoer @ir-
flung nno alid bon bobem filnltleris
lders @ertbe, oa eS bel oller @ielbeit
Der Gir5el5iige ood) ME ben GinOriid
eeS @on5en, 8roBcn, @inbcitlidcr
pernliiien lGBt ober peripirrenO
rirft. Nus Der Sceliorgc lit @ilitau
Srenilcn encouragement nnO ein
Seclioracr lciles 8olfes i'm boberrn
Sinne lit er gebIieben, aud, nad)oenl
or bonn gnttc eeihieoen lit. Mit
lid)erem Snitirtfte bat Die Eation es
aus leinen iriibcren giidern beralls.
aefiiblt, oob bier elmer 5i ieinerS eele
iprid,t, Elm Matchmaker Iid)ter I'M be-
item Sinnc oeS @orteS.
gS lit ~alIeroings in ben lesten
Sabren idiper in Mibcrebit gefom-
men, oieies @ort national, uno
luoS mir al ~natipnaIen unb patriot
ihen ..Gittuugen" iiber nniere arie-
&c III leier befonmen bober, fait
ausitlieblid, iiir Die iogen. reifere
Sugenb beorbeitet, bas fonnte nit
ieiner wioerIiden Miidung ponSen.
delei unb @ronlarbniiren Die patrio-
tiidc Gid)tung nur in 0erraf brin'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30
Sterbenbc @GIbcr.
Bon ". a II 0 . +.


gs itorb meilr Sommerpalo. Sd iab
Iein Sterben,
@ie es 10 langiom, urnuiboltiom
fam.
is ipor cin Sicrbcn ohne 8rau'n
urb 8rom,
Gin idmcigenbes in S6Gnbeit.S Sid.
gerfGrben.
Gin 6arbenipieI, pie's in Dem son.
sen Sabre,
Sn 6riibling nlo i'm CONNER uid)t
81 ihou'n,
Gin relics Hotb unb @elb mo Grim
mo Braun
Sag ME Elm Seppid iiber ieiner
9abre.
Did iiberfam Elm Seimtpeb nod Ben
Sarben
Ger @Glber, bie' nrl anIang aQcr
,3eit
gls Earabies eralGn5ten, unent.
ipeibt,
81 nod Die @cuihen utb bic gS0I.
Der itarben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30
,Sm Dir @prbcrpaIs.

Wonderld fam mer erlclpe,
Summit mer in Die 8prberpalS
9onn 90 bot mer @ris inn Sd1oef
lin G 2orift am Sols.
2etiftbiu fumm ih in G Geriel
Hilnner pilll De Mabeborg,
Tln Die Sib gonS braun gebrotc
In perledert oord I'm oorf.
Sort blcib ih am 9runne i6tebc
In trinf 90 nit SohgenuB
Glln Dem friide 9runrletpoiicr
s mor 10 90 inn SSmerfluB.
90 beer ih nj annlol ioae:
DSonncS, gud bod, 1nnlol Der,
% Der Nlt, Der trintt 10 Woiier,
glS mcltn's 0ein pllnl beihte mGr."
God Der N~usid)brld) bot mer g'fnIle,
Gr benefit bod, iebenfnls,
&er germ @ein trinft, 81 perborihic,
@raudt CT nit in nni'rer Yol5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30
Cir 3id)arb Samapc.
Ger 2cbenSlouf eineS Selfmooc.
MQn.)

H"|
Sn Sir Hihoro Songte, ser fiirS-
lid alif ieinem 2anbiise Goombe.
gonf bel &ingston ont pberen 2auic
scr Shemie itarb, lit einer Der gro
ben Snouitriefonige GngIultb's beini.
gegangen, Der einen pniienoen Elo3
inter Den groBen Selintuoe men Der
hritiIhen Snieln peroiertt.
Hiharb Sangpe mar Der Sobn ei.
rtcs 9~ergmonnes IN Gorthpol, ser
ip0ter cine feline 6orm paftete.
Scine Mutter mor sic Qod)ter zines
Soglobners allf elmer beriafbortcn
6orm uno geborte elmer Jamilie on,
Die fir piele @enerationen bos
Sdmieoebonb,perf betrieben bate.
&id,aro por Der 3mcitgeborene BON
liinf 9riioern. Nls fleifter Surge
bali er anf Der iSarm ieiites Gater$
lno ipeibete bic aiibe utb Sd)afe.
Ils er neiln Sabre ult mar, erlitt er
cincn Irmbritf unb Der Mr5t erfl1r.
tc, er ipiirbe ME I'M Stunoe iein.
ihlpere arbeiter sll perrihten. Gieicr
llnfoa muroe gum Slid fir ibn INTO
sic gauge Sangpe : Sannilie, reben.
bel bemerft, aelten potit reiniten
@lltt. tpie ai,d) id)on ibr tueliher Na-
me bartbut, Der ~ginid)idJt in geid1iie.
fer StcLung" beoeutet. Mid)aro mur-
De oarum nad) Dem naben 3eobuth
geid,idt, mo or orei Sabre lang Die
Sfule Der oortigen Nlldfers 8emcin-
De beIud)te nnb lid ourd 5leiB ui,b
natiirlife 9egabung 10 aiis5eibnete
baB i'm Die 8emeinoe niif ibrc BIZ.
here SdJule in Sioeot id,idte, 400 cr
Gin peiteres Sabr bIieb. Gr mltroc
oa, nod feline 10 Sabre alt, oils lin.
terlebrer beitellt, fiiblte it'd aber lit
ieinem 2ebrerberufe nif]t ippbl. er
iebnte iid mad, einem grDberen @ir-
fungsfrciie uno CAB bariim ilad) orei
Sabren ieine SteQung ouf lino trot
i'm Sabre 1852 in Ser fleinen Majd,i.
nenfabrif bon @orsoal iii 9irmina-
bam ais Commits nit cinem @oder-
gebalt bon Is S%fiaingen elm. ST ee.
mann BORT raid bas Gertraiien lei.
nes Gienitberrn uno peranlabte bic.
ien, ben balben Seiertag an SamitaJ
eiisiiiiibren, cine Snititution, sic iid)
bon oa aus i'm Soufc Der Sabre iiber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30
&c 3efnung ain @irtb.
@on Srit Menter.

y@u'n Morge1t, Serr apfot, mi is
DOR not poiiirt,
Mi bet oor up sc Strot ion utpcr.
id)omtcS 9irt
Son a0tcr in &c 9eincn bcten
I'm mi en- Stiif itt mine 9iiren re.
ten.
Tat Is ne gang ni9c Sol,
lin if mlll Sci oob blot mol ira.
gen,
81 it Sen airI mid finn pcrfIogcn,
&c ion betid)rn Suno lett loi'.
Sicr up De Stroten trimmer gobn?"
or8eipib, mcin Iicber 6reuno, bos
f6nncn Sic,
Ter Gi9Cntbiimer bon Dem 8ie6,
GoS Sbucn iolhes o%ngetbon,
limo Sbre Sole rib in 6eben,
Wub Sbncn icIbiGe %erieben.""
SUI if mol Orci Iolcr %fo6bern
~f0nnen?"
ro@cuib, ooa fonncn Sic! Sir
oicic idGncn
llno nellcn Soicn lit 6as nidt SIT
picl.~
n@o, Serr sIufat," icggt '@oacr
Sbiel,
Gem gelpen g man brei Caller
Der,
g8il Chr oil Softer ipcien 0eo."
,Mein Sunb2 - Wiein Goao bib
sic in Die @ooen2
Nun gut id slaub'S nno itebc fir
ben S6ooen:
Sicr iin0 brci 3boIcr fir sic Soicn,
@aS Rcdt lit, nnlb olS Mcdt be.
iteb'n,
limo iout' sic @elt in Stiidcn
geb'n!"
&c MGaer lod)t 10 redt 9ottloicn
I'm bCntt; ben belt on rihtig nomcnl
Stridt tit bot little @elo toiliomcn
Iii tuiQ 0cburiomit tit cmpieblen.
salt, Iicbcr 3%rcunbl"" ieggt DC
Nutat,
sd fonn cS Sbncn nid)t ncrbcb.
len,
Sob in bcregter Sod) fir Wiib' mo
9uten Hotb
9rci Ebuler icd5cbn @roiden mir
g%ebiibrcn.
Mton mcbbcr rilt nit &c brei Tolcr,
lin ioBteibn @roid)en bi geleggtl
4enn fiintmt DC Sat ir1t riftig
t'reht.
&ed}t, 5riinbttng, mot as Teht be.
ltobu,
lin iiia De @elt in Stiiden sobn!""
CGus D2ouihen I'm HimclS.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30
an Der Sdlcnfc.

Gin 3cber febrt bei'm Sdenfmirtb
Elm
limo lebte lid lillb tranf,
9iS ~ilbermGltigt CT pom Wein
Bonn S6emel nicOerionf.
Ills CT eplpad)t, perlangt ser @irtb
8elo fur Der Gonnen orei.
rWos?" ihrie Der 3ed)er, ~orei2 Sbr
irrt;
Mein Maaen iobt blob 5mei."
v3pei fobt er nur, Dos ltimmt," ripi
id)nell
Ter @irtb, ein loun'ger Sropt
oIrum lit Die brittle Glld, 8eiea,
0eiticgen IN Den 8opi."
Oscar ungno0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30

lem loaen an Der 5enDen5 oeS
gudes. Iieies Ritdl lit mie ein(
quite Ereoigt: es mill Die Ser5ell no.
den ltnb Die Iugen offnpn, es mill
sur Selbiteinfebr nnregen. limo ipel
eS aufmerfiom lieit, miro oieie @ir.
tung bonn gur3en 9ude ebenio per
ipiiren mie 0 5ablreifen einSelner
3iigerl. Gur einnal fIiebt in sic
id%mudloie rubige 9arItelung cine
alage iiber bus 9erbolten Der Geut.
id)en in Der Seimatb, ober mie tiei
mirtt aernoe oieie cine Steae. IS
iin0 9ricic uno 3citlneen aus Der
Seimotb gctonmcn, itno Die iiebt
nun Eetcr Moor, ooB IN 9eutidlnno
S%eoermann bon Dem &rieg 5miifell
RuBlano uno Sopon iprede, ,pon
inns aber ipr6dpc fein MenidI. ia,
man ipotte iiber ms rtn0 unieren
Sommer oils iiber 2cute, Die fiir cine
IGferlide un0 perlorcne Snd)e Itrit.
ten, uno man molle nid)tS pon uns
rpiiien, neil mir Ous raIhc Sieger
nitt per%itilnoen."
llno bitter genltg flingt audi bic
Sortiesung, iuertn Elm alter Sf)llts
trltppler ollscinonoericst, ooB eS 10
bod immer gelueien JET, Dab Der eut
ibe iif) fiir Die gleihgiiltigIten 8ors
gauge bel Anocren mebr interelIirt
babe, dis iiber oas @idtigite, moS
I'M eigenen 2unoe porginge, m1breno
Der GngldnDer bel je0er Sod)e frage:
@aS niitt eS mir unO England? Siir
England bot er ~iiberbaupt piel iibrig;
idon alS lie auf Der NuSfabrt bel
England poriiber fommen, ldBt er
ieinen Sel0en eiu @eiprGd) ilber
@nglono boren, 0as oieier Hatiou
iebr bobeS Sob 5oat ul,o lire Sor-
nebmbeit riibmt: tic icicn bic rcipcf,
tabelitcn 2cutc, pornebm, mcltflllA
TOPPER, cinig lno reid.
Eeter Moor lit obcr feiner BON ic.
men Sentimentilen. sic in oieienl
&ricge etluo aus lauter Mitgefii6l
ouf Soften Scr Sdnpor5en ltcbcn. -
@ei allcr SerscnSgiite, nit Scr or pon
ben 2eibell oild) scr ollsgeblngerten
unb oltsgeborrten Scinbe ipribt, lit
or scr lleber5clgung, Dab lie nit
Eeft bon ms bcfriegt meroen, nid)t
ltm ibrer @rauiomfeit gegen unicrc
Sarmer uno Solooteu miQen, benn
fir ibren 9efreiungsfnmpf bat CT
uoQiges 8eritdnoniB, ionbern neil lie
sic ihlchtere &oilc linO sur Grl6lie.
Bung OeS 2onoes nift Die SGbigfeit
bnben, neil tic, mie er es fnopp aus
briidt, feline SGllier geboilt uno feline
Srlinl1en gegraben baben.
Gins ober lit ~beionoerS oerltld ar
bieiem 9ude: Die 2iebe, NIT Der Te.
ter Moor ihliebli6 oieies 2ano lei
ner grimmigen Guolen 10 felt INN,
faBt, Bob CT ieOen @eounfen, es ouf-
5%ugeber, meit BON lid 1peiit. limo ruis
er, 10 oenfen nod piele: oelltid)cr
Sbatenorang, peittite llnterneb.
mungsluIt, oeutld)er 5reibeitslinr
griiBen ms aus oieiem 9llte, bnS
uns ipieber einuol reinc Sreuoe oil
inherent nationalen Weien gebell
fam, obne oaB, mie es belite iiblc
Site ~geporoen lit, nit Dem S1bcl
geroiielt un0 nit pollen aeblen Dos
Geutidtbum uerberrlibt nuroe.
Plus Dem Ser5en flingt, fuas Sreniien
bier iogt, mie Gas, mas or in ySiui-
genlei" ous9eiprod)en bot. Gs iiEe
rie @orte zines ebrlihen Wannes,
Ger Iein Golf lieb bat. Eie Sreuoe
ooran loa ltns fein aeitbeten- ooer
2iterotenge5anf perberben.
CT. q. 3ieler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30

ger Slod ld1fpiBt bllitl9e Sropten
GS blidt
Us fidt uro fnudt, es flotidt unS
frnd|t,
G& belilt lout oltf. Ser Sommer
lodlt
Sb ieinem eigencN alopfen.
Ter odBenoe Slot rolIt bin ltno Der.
Gr ltr6ubt iid) 5ornig unb redt iid).
lie SGldge follcL in freu5 unb
quer,
golb leiie, ME ipielenb, boIb oumpi
1ro idiuer,
Gr b6nntt, CT minOet uno itrcdt iid).
IS 5ittert oos gou5e SOUS im8runb
Sect utlter Sen Oorutrnoen S6ld-
~ 9. gcn.
Nilr 6tm,fl 3o@ lit Sem @eicllen
' 9eiurt0,
9oIo Mrs CT cdi9, bdlo miro CT
rlrO
llno lernt lid 5icrIidD 6etpe0cn.
Goriiber pcrocbt inn scr rollbe
Mut6,
Gie ipriiberocn ]iiiic pcri6monben.
9tun licgt or title. Ser Somnrer
rltht.
So lit aus Gem 8lobe IN Scuer u1o
@llt6
Cine rieIige alubcl entitoroen.
0ort ifNnieOcn lie Bfliiee 5u
Souienocn aus,
Sier 9%oponettc un6 &lingen,
9ort iicbit on &eiiiel 10 grob wic Gin
SnllS,
Sicr Fan5crplotter, ioit lit cS Gin
8rullS,
Nh fnndenoen Soften lid idlpinacrl.
- Tod itoblGorte 0t1nner, bon1-
piCno inn SdnpeiB,
Ger Wllsfeln, Ger trppfenbenS tirne,
@ebcrrldcn Den toicnbcn 3nllber-
trci3,
llno bintcr Dem olcm, roitlos nnb
lci$,
Gbcrnc Wcni6cngcbirne. -
&uR iprid; Sif@ g%linbbcit, tits
tb0ridtcr SAB?
Wu@ fiimmcrt sic oltcrnoc 2Cutc?
@oS flogcn iic MIR, Ohm llnterloB.
llno gieBen 5ornig ibr SintenfoB
lleber Sen Somnncr BON bcute:
@ic Sen @eiIt, ser Aaes berl6ont
mo Cr6ellt,
Ni6ts pieber ms 2eben brGfte,
@ie in Hadt perilnfen Die erpBe
@elt,
@ic saes 10 flGgli6 lei beiteqt
9ei unicrcm fleinen @ei6leftel
@ie aroit unb Suft perfommen iei
limo mic uerfabren Der &arren:
GaS lit bic elpige 9itanei;
80 9ebt in Sie Shmieoe, ibr 2eute
OTIS Nret,
8cbt in Die Sdpuiebc, i9r Horren!
~ tl JI ,lt-.
Sort, Dclltl man MIR leben uno bos
rem mag,
@aS freuoi9 Oas 2eben ms bietet,
Sort gliibt nod Der funfenipriibenoe
Sag.
9ort orobrt nod Der olte Sammer-
ldlog,
Wfit Dem Sicgirieb oen 9olmlutg
aeihniieoet!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-30

Shlagfertig g. Sci Sbrer
@erbnng nm bic 9ano meinrr God.
ter, sSerr Baron, aralt mid Der Sc
banfe, Dab Sic MIR bon SbrenSb uI.
ben ourd) Die 6rau frei iperoen mol,
LEM" .aber, Serr Gommer5ien.
ratb, oafiir mode i) SIRE 5obttr
aud sur 6rcifrou!"
armer& crI. vsn eincm Sc.
id1ft fir alpine Sportartifel iino
Sic jest9" ga, - Der Mr5t bnt
mir 0cbirgsluit anscratben!"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
TO GUST TENT JEWELLERS
Seven Ejectment Suits Brought In
Old Fair Grounds.

The Frisco Oil 4 Gas Company has
filed seven suits for eiectment and
damages as test cases to rid the old
fair ground in the West part OF town
OF squatters.
The property in question was pur-
chased by the Frisco Oil & Gas com
pany last May For years it has been
tenanted by squatterS, many Of whom
are poor and most of then living in
tents, The company claims it has
been unable to get possession of its
property by moral susaon and but
one course was left, that of action
in court, The claims for damages
are for loss suffered while kept out
of possession 1f property The out
come will be awaited with interest
These sQuatters are poor and In all
probability are in the wrong, but
poverty leads them to resist the law.
The old fair ground is destined for
fashionable residence neighborhood
1t is a beautiful site, high and dry
and near to the Ovens addition
which commanded good prices on
the market last summer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
CLAIMS BOTH MORAL AND LIE.
GAL RECTITUDE.
LETTER TOST0CKHOLDERs
Says Company Is Unassailable and
Declares Its Position Will Be
Successfully Maintained and
Vindicated by Decisions e
of the Courts Of
United States.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE directors
of tho Standard Oil company issued a
circular today to the stockholders Of
the company, stating that the COM
pany's position IL unassailable, from
both a moral and legal standpoint.
The directors declare themselves as
confident that in the proceedings now
instituted, the company's position
will be successfully maintained and
vindicated. The circular follows:
"26 Broadway, New York, Nov.
Is, 1906. To the shareholders Of the
Standard Oil company:-Rbgarding
the suit this day commenced in the
United States court at st. Louis, Mo-,
in which it is sought to prevent the
Standard Oil company, Of New Jer-
sey, from holding any stocks Of other
companies, your directors are entire
ly convinced that the company's po-
sition is unassailable, both from a le-
gal and a moral standpoint. We are
confident that in the proceeding that
will follow, the company will un-
doubtedly successfully maintain its
position upon the merits and vindi-
cate itself before the public and the
law.
"Wlhile your directors feel that
there is no adequate reason for such
suit, yet under the circumstances, it
is perhaps better for your interests
and the business interests of the coun-
try that the controversy should be
removed to the Judicial atmosphere OF
the courts, in whose integrity and
wisdom, every citizen should have
the fullest confidence, where mere al-
legations must give way TO legal
proof.
"The present organization was
formed after an exhaustive considera-
ton of the legal and business prob
lens involved. II has existed unchal-
lenged for many years. Everything
relating to it has been matter OF
public report, and at every step the
utmost care has been observed TO
conduct the business honestly and fair
ly and in accordance with not only
the spirit, but the technical require.
ments Of the law.
"The legal organization Of your
company is Of essentially the same ma
ture and character as that OF other
important industrial interests Of the
country, and the continuous growth
and expansion of its business have
been legitimate and normal. II is
not to be lightly assumed that there
is to be reversal Of the wheels OF
progress or destruction of the foun-
dations of the great commercial busi-
nesses of the country.
"You may rest assured that in all
this litigation, as in all matters at
fecting the company, your directors
will see that proper steps are taken
to protect your interests"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
IS 1T ST. GLARS FATHER2
Commissioner Hyams Receives In
quiry From Texas.

United States Commissioner w. w.
Hyams is in receipt Of a communica-
ton regarding Eugene st. Clair, the
young man who was recently bound
over to the grand jury on the charge
Of raising bank notes. The letter
is from J. Il. ST Clair, of Mineral
Wells, Texas, an eye specialist and
evidently the father or a relative
Of the convicted man. The communi.
cation is as follows:
Dear Sir:-Yesterday ! noticed
an nd or statement in the Semi Week.
ly Dallas News (thc one issued on
the 9th inst.,) where you had bound
one Eugene st. Clair over to the
next commissioners court in connec-
ton with the raising Of the denom-
nation of a 81 bill to a twenty.
"Will you do me the favor TO
give me correct description of this
man, st. Clair' Give color Of hair,
height, weight, age, etc.
"If you will give me this descrip-
tion by return mail, | will ev eefre
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
OKLAHOMA CITY NEXT.
Yesterdays Session of Conference
an Important One.

Yesterdays session of the confer
ence was one of the most important
of the week. Transaction Of rou-
tine business occupied the larger part
of the day.
The selection of a place of meet
ing occasioned a spirited contest be-
tween Oklahoma City and Ardmore.
The central location of Oklahoma
CITY had weight with the conference
and that city won out.
Eight probationers were admitted
to full membership and twenty-eight
men were received by transfer from
other conferences.
DR.. Edward Thompson, secretary OF
the Sabbath Observance League gave
a short address in the morning.
The speaker of the evening was
DIR. Lambuth, general missionary sec
rotary Dr. Lambuth was born in
China and his knowledge of the work
of foreign missions has been princl-
pally obtained from personal expert
ence.
Presiding Elder Mcdonald, of the
Vinita district, presided and intro
duced the speaker of the evening. lm-
mediately preceding the address,
Miss Mrytle Hartley, the popular
Young vocalist of the First M. E'
church South, sang delightfully."-
DIR. Lambuths address was a
searching review of the work of mis-.
sions and a forceful presentation OF
the responsibility not only ofshrdl
the responsibility resting not only on
his own church, but on all Christians,
in the matter of bringing the far of
heathen TO Christ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
RANCHMAN KILLS NEGRO AND
WOUNDS THREE OTHERS.
SIX ATTACK MANAGER!
Quarrel Over Horses Results in Fa
talities-T Twenty Men Leave
Bristow After Remaining
Negroes - Weatherly,
Killer of Negro,
Was Uninjured.
Special to the World.

Special to the World.
Bristow, Nov l7-Frank Wealth
erly, manager of Cliff Terry's ranch,
fifteen miles west of Bristow, late
this afternoon, shot and killed one
negro, and seriously wounded three
others in a pitched battle at the
ranch, arising out of a difficulty over
horses, Weatherly escaped without
scratch.
Weatherly, it is said, ordered a
crowd Of negroes, six in number, to
take their horses out of a pasture
on the ranch, and the negroes, so
it is reported, answered him by OPP
ening fire on him with revolvers.
Weatherly lodged the bullets and ran
into his house. Securing his Win
chester, he returned TO the scene,
and opened fire with deadly effect.
A posse of twenty men, headed by
deputy marshal, left Bristow at a
late hour tonight in pursuit of the re-
naming negroes, and it is said that
similar party was organized at
Stroud.
Cliff Terry, owner Of the ranch,
lives here. Weatherly, his manager,
is a young man of twenty-four years.
The news was phoned TO Bristow
from Stroud, Okla, which is about
five miles from the Terry ranch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
INDIAN SToLIDITY
Mention of Hanging Didn't Phase the
Accused Mnrderers.

During the preliminary hearing
yesterday, neither Frank Haikey or
Tyler Burgess, Creek Indians on trial
for murder, displayed an iota of ex-
preston throut hout the proceedings.
When mention was male by counsel
of hanging by their necks until they
we're dead, the prisoners maintained
a stoical look, the gruesome language
apparently not giving them single
tremor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
ENDEAvoR CONVENTION.
Societies of Eighth District Meet in
Tulsa Tomorrow.

The Third annual conference of
the Christian Endeavor societies of
the Eighth district of Indian Terri
tory will commence tomorrow morn
ing in the Christian church in this
city, continuing for two days. An
extensive program has been arranged
and large attendance is expected.
The officers of the association are /:
j. II. Stewart, vice president, Mus
kogee; Virginia Hannah, secretary,
Sapulpa; Fred Thompson, treasurer,
Burton. Following is the program:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
CONDITION OF BISHOP TIGERT
STILL PRECARIoUS.
Son IS AT HIS BEDSIDE
DR.. II. M. Tigert Arrived Yesterday
and Is Assisting DR.. Clinton in
Treatment of Distinguished
Patient - The Illness
Of Bishop Saddens
the Conference.

The condition of Bishop John j.
Tigert's health remains precarious.
His son, DR.. II. M. Tigert, arrived
yesterday morning from Nashville,
and is remaining at his fathers side
every moment. Both DR.. Tigert and
DIR. Clinton are hopeful Of the out
come but intimate that the great
churchman is still in grave danger.
Bishop Tigert'S wife is expected to
arrve at any time, Hiss illness may
extend over long period of time.
The serious illness of its chief has
east gloom over the conference, and
the anxiety felt for him has sadly
retarded the enthusiasm Of the large
body. The city joins with them in
hoping for the best.
Drs. Clinton and Tigert at a late
hour last night, issued the following
bulletin:
"We feel that the general con-
dition of Bishop John j. Tigert is
slightly improved. The profuse pur-
ulent discharge from the area Of in
fection continues, and there is evi-
dence of extensive destruction to the
soft tissues back Of the fauces on the
left side of the throat He is taking
considerable liquid nourishment.
While an air Of optimism prevails, it
is possible for it to be shattered at
any time,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
GoLDFIELD SWEPT BY FIRE.
Nevada Hotel Destroyed and Three
NAV Have Been Killed,

Golddeld, Nov. Ia fierce fire
today swept By strong wind, COM
pletcl.y destroyed the hotel Goldaeld,
the leading hotel of the town, pos
sibly causing the death Of three Of
the guests, and threatened the de-
struction of the entire resident dis
trict. The missing, who may have
persisted, are:
Judge j. Ellis, of Denver, Colo, a
mining operator.
Mrs. Boellier, residence unknown.
A. H. Haber, of A. H. Haber & Co.,
investment brokers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
MARKED A NEW ERA.
President Of Brazil Hands Secretary
Root a Boquet.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Brazil
ian embassy received the following
dispatch from Rio Janeiro in connec.
ton with the Inauguration Of the new
president:
"In a message which he directed
"ln a message which he addressed
today to the nation, President Al
fonsa Penna, after paying his respects
to Secretary Root, and saying his
visit marked new era in the reIa-
tions of the nations Of the world, ad.
vocated an increased armament for
Brazil.