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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
Gin amiilanteru uGren5spiihe
fall"

5tpii9en ssrantrei6 uno Stalien, Der
fsinerlei biplomatiIhe Jolsen aeitisen
miro, oafiir aber redt piel 5eiterteit
erregte, miro bon Der &ipiera geneloet.
Der frana0iifde Ginunaminifter Monz
iieur Goderb perbradte feline Weib>
nahtsferien in Nia5a, uno bort hOrte
er unb las in ben 3eitunsen Der Ni=
n;eraltdote bic ntriiiteten Meuberuns
gen iiber Die 3uitdnoe an ber @renaa
ltation Wentimislta, Die auh fiir5li9
i'm .8erliner 3ageblatt" eeIhilbert
purben. llno Oa Serr GoGerD 1i9
nit Gtol3 cas- .gdtsrden Der .3oIlbez
ulnten" nennen ldBI a0gerte er nieht.
fidb aud einmal perIonlid) oapon su
iiber5ensen, tpas es nit ben 3ollpladez
reien in Wentimiglia duf ii1 babe. Mm
lekten Gase Ieiner Gerien nabm er friib
ON Morgen Elm Mutomobil unb tDffte
in aller Gile bon Nia5a nad Be,
@ren3ftatinn. Gr tpurbe NIT eroBen
Gbren empfonsen. bic itaatIi1en itas
lienifhen Garabinieri tparen am
Ndbnbofsportal aufsepfian5t unb
5ablreite 3ufhausr empfinsen nit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
Oefferrei6. 6.Nngarts.

Heihenbers. - gs ereigneten
iid auf ser pereiiten Seiftenrooelz
babn meberere lnfdle, oarunter 5tpei
idlpere. Ser 30idbrige 8ud9ulter
Ginstp uno Der 8udbalter GIbel fubz
rem ouiammen iiber Die 3ielfurDe bin@
aus. itiir5ten flint Meter ab uno fiez
len auf 8aumitdmme @instp erlitt
einen Ghdoelbru6, Glbel mebrere
ano9enbrii6e. 3dblrei4e Psrionen
trusen Ihpere Sontuiicnen oaoon,
elmer Dame purae eiu Obr abgefabz
rem.
8uoape It. - Der llniperi iitdtse
profehor 9r. Samuel Hona, elmer
Der befanntefen Sermatologen, prt>
marius bes ct. StepbenzSpitals. lit
an Den 5olsen elmer 8lutpergiFtans
seitorben, bic er iid Dor tur5er 3ett
BEL oer unterIu9uns zines On 3otbz
lauf ertranften patienten au9e5oasn
bate.
3nuim.-0er 17jGbrige Sdiiler
Der fiinften 8la1e Der 2unbesoberz
reali9ule in 3naim. aurl 5ritld,
mari li9 in Dem 5unnel uater Der
praser HeidsitroBe nd6f Ser Staot
TOR oen eben einfa6renoen Giitersllz
aug uno puroe icfort setOotst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
S6weti.

8ern. Gum tatholilhen Teloz
prsoiser oes acknowledgements "a
nit 6auptmannsrang miro ernannt
Yfarrer Grnit Wi4t in Golombier.
Gum Yofperlpllter uno Selesrapbtit
in @mlnenbriide :ptro setpdblt So
bann Sans, our 3eit polttcmmis in
2u5ern.
8ellinaona. - Gs farb i'm
Mlter BON 70 Sabren emilio Rusconi,
prGi iibent Des Mppellationssofes lett
1873.
Hasa5. Die 2eide oes am
II. Oftober porisen Sabres in bic
SaminuI6lu9t abgeitiir5ten Rupp tit
5tptIben Dem 8ao pfdlers uno Dem
5hipartenfau gefunoen ipor5en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
A11Hlii1tnfTli1fa.
TraRos,s6itrg.

ppts6am. 5ier but iicb ser
Banter gllbrecht erihDfIsn. Rarl
Mlbrebt mar Snbaber Oss unge!ebss
lter 8anfhaafes lllrin Aolf am Mill
helmsplaB Nr. 5. Gr ion Depotss
llnteriNasungen Dorgenommen bdz
ben. tpobur1 cine llnterbilan3 BON
100000 Marf entitanOen tit.
@eneralleutnant 5. .. 9ermann ,.
Ruoede 1T III potsoam i'm 83. 2es
tensjabre 9eforben. Der 0erblidene
bdtte figb als Rommanoeur bes A..
acknowledgements i'm neusih=frdn<
sOiifden ariese bas Gilerne 8reu5 J..
ElaiTe eriporben.
galall. Soot aufgefunben
ipuroe auf Dem Wege, Der bonn
Glein@Ndf6ener Martt nach Barbis
fiibrt, Der in Der @rube .9lnnazMa-
tbiIoe" befddftist setpeiens grbeiter
5leifdbamnel.
@enfdmar.-De bieiise Griebz
bof, Der felt 100 Sabren beitebt, pirD
in oieiem Subre geidlofen. Die Rirs
hen~ ~@emeinbe bat in unmittelbarer
Nd6 bes Ortes elm iebr aeeignetes
Geldnbe bon sipei Morgen fir 100
Mart sefauft CUR glnlase eines neuen
JrieObpFes.
@uben. Dos beliette 9lus=
fIuosIpfdl HfnffenfchGnfe" 0dS in
Der Nd6e pon Golden liest, 1T elm
Roub Der glammen gerorhen nno
Bis auf bic llmfuHunssmaaern niez
Dergebrannt.
lanbsbers. 9urh grbdns
gen madte bic i'm 80. 2ebensiabre
itebenbe 0anoelsfrau Gid in 2anosz
berg a. 90. ibrem 2eben elm f4neles
gnbe.
2ebes. gebeimer aommerz
sienratb Hiharo pintih, Der Glteite
8esriinoer Der ipeltbetannten 5irma
eSulius ptntIh. pollenoete ietn 10.
2ebensjabr. 1869 erfuno er Die @as@
beleudtung fir giienbabnpasen, ote
ouf alien 8abnen Der Groe einge=
fiibrt uno rpintldsus" genannt MUIR
be. Cine Der sr0Bten 5abriten Der
jebieen Nftienssleaiauft befinbet li4
befanntlid in 5iiritenpaloe.
Gharlottenburg.-Mit benz
Sagbaerebr bes 9aters erIdoi1en bat
iiG Die 17idbrise, ein5ige Sodter beg
in Der MarhitruBe 16 lpobnenoen
&unltbdnblers 2iebert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
Nropsns $GteGs,s.

9resIau. CUR Grinnerling
an ben 80. sDoestas RdrI ron 6Dltz
eis nurhen burh Die itdotiihe Gurz
ienpertpultuns Elm 2Orberrfran5 am
Dentnale auf ser 6plteib0be unb Elm
QDalotran5 am Grabe auf oenl ROt<
trtt5doner 9erbarOinzJr nis<
ttrselsst.
prpStau. pfarrtr auiotet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
N9einpfars.

Grieoelsbetm. aiir3lid
brad in ben 5talansen BON Sean
Merring 0euer aus. Die tarin be-
ftnoliden Shiere fonnten sere.tet nerz
Ben, ipdbrenD oas gebduoe ielbH Dem
perbeerenoen Glemente gum Spfer fiel.
QanO a u. 6ier lit Der BON Dem
friibsren Biirgermeiiter GeMimrat5
Mabla aeitiftete 8ismnretburm NIT
groBem 3ra6 eingeitiir5t uro bilbet
eiren 5riimmerbaufen. Od Der 3uz
ianmenbruh in Ser Mittasspanie
erfolste. iinb feline 9erluife an Mens
IGsnleben gu beflugen.
Aoniarei6 2BRrttesn6erg.
Gtuttgart. aiirslin Durbe
benz leoigen 9ei5er @ottlDb Deirineer
auf oens @iiterbabnbof bein lleber=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
SuxemBurG.

2uremb burg. Die an ben
beutI4en uniperIitdten itubirenben
Mneeb0rieen fremoer Hationen iinb in
bteIsm Winter auf 4409 unsepadien.
Die 2uremburger 5dblen So gegen "a
i'm 9oriabr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
fud elmer hOberen Gdule 81 ern0ss

fud elmer hOberen Gdule ail erm0sz
slihen.
g helIroDd. 5ier f4oB iih
Der ipoblbubenbe Qanbipirtb Mbolf
@DIiB cine 9ugel in ben 8opf. Qlls
bieie niAt iofort tpirfte, erbdnete iih
Der Gebensmiibe. Den 8epesgrunb
5r Der 8erSDeiflunsstbat sab elm
anpnpmer 5hmdbbrief ben @DrliB
erbalten bate. Cur Grmittelung oes
8riefidreibers fino grbebunsen einz
aeleitet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
$lfak.Sotesiuae,s.

Strabburg. Gin piifter
Menid 1T Der aorbmader aunit in
Neuborf. Gr berluhte in betrunte=
nem 3uitanoe Iein tleines, 5 Sabre
altes SDbn4en auf Der StraBe gu
tDbten.
Oauenb borf. = Sn oer Ounz
telbeit unb pobl audi bur6 ret4li4en
NltobolsenuB eerietb Der 4derer SSloz
ren5 8rauie, Der bon etlser Sabrz
marftsfeier fam, bonn Wege ab unb
auf bas 8ubneeleiIe. Gr tpurbe gez
gen 8 llbr BON einem 3uge erfaBt unb
berort i9per perleBt, oaB ct balb ba=
rauf ltarb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
2Iearempurs.

5hnerin. Die Mooiitin go
hel ipelde Die 9pernfdnserin Bart
brlb in Rcitod ermorbst battle uno
gum Gpbe oerurtbsilt ipurbe, bat ein
Gnabengeinh an ben @roBher3og
Griefrih grana einsereiAt.
Der 5taatsratb q. .. Mirfl. Geb.
Natb Or. .. Ams6erg feierte bier
ieinen 80. 8sburtstas.
efoen6ars.
Dlbtnburg. Werfrannt lit
in Der Raht Der Radtlp6Htsr Gdiitte
bon bet 6abrit Oer Jnternutionalsn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
0rokBerlpsfbnut yaoem.

slafer9aufen. gei Der
Biirsermeiiternabl ipurbe an Stells
hes suriidsetretenen 8iirgermeiiters
8raun 9err SolO, 8emetnoeratb
uno 8ddermeiiter, gum giirgermei=
tier sepdblt.
Oonaueihingen. Die in
Ser 8rtsa9 sefunoene 2eihe tit Die
oes 81 Sabre alien 2eopolO 8eiler
bon 5arn6eim.
@noingen. - lleber 0as Uers
m0sen oes por Rursem ourh 5elbf@
moro aus Dem 2eben geFhieoenen
Shubfatritanten Walter Senntnger
puroe bas 8onfursberfa6ren erOffz
net. Die palfpen betragen 415,O00
Mt. oenen nur 94,50O Mf. gegenz
iiberIte5en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
2roptns @ftpremse,a.

&0nissberg. @eheimratb
Or. aaterbau, Der ols Elm Subr5ebnt
Die Notwithstanding unierer Re@
sierung aeleitet 3at, 1T i'm alter BON
73 Sabren beritor6en.
8enfbeim. 9as ca. 100
Wlprgen erpbe @ut 5semianen nebit
3iegelsi bat Der 9utsbeiiber Saneiz
ber fir 385,Oo0 Wat. bertauft. 8or
cirfa fiinf sSabren oertaufte Ser
@utsbeiiber Wplff oieien aompler
fir 10000 Ulf. 8orber bate er
bas gut fir $4,000 M. eritanoen
unb Damn bic 8efbuns butd anlez
euns elmer 3ieselei rentahler sez
rna9t.
@rpB gsDm 0 den. Wie
Der nO.=3." beridtet miro, III Ser
8eiiberIDbn Sdarfoipsti bon sinem
Gbepaar i'm Streit erldlasen. Rdz
beres iiber bie 9lnseleeenbsit tpiro
Die eeridtli6e llnteriuhuns erse=
zen.
yd11 hterr. - N0mtnt1tr1f0r
Degenat aus 3apion bat bas @ut oe5
friiberen Mmts 8oritebers Heinbolo
2lrlart in SdniIbten fir 275,0OO
sri. tduflih erporben.
berg. Die Rstz
tunesmebaille am 8anbe lit Dem ga
brifbefiber unb 5tuotratb Sonnen@
itubl in 9rannsbers Derlie1en !pors
Sen, ser ieiner 3eit Bel einem 8ranbe
Elm Mdoden nit eisener 2ebensse~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31

10
Danaiser Meroer. Der
Mrbeiter ssniel aus ginlase. fpelher
bi benz @altipirtb Garl Rlomhub
oamit bei9dftist mar, 8dume aus5nz
dften, siel aus betrd9tlider 90be 10
ungliidlia bom Baume, bab Der Sob
auf ser STEELE eintrat. S. binterldbt
cine ssrau unO Elm unperlorstes aino.
Dt. @plau. Gtne gang uners
frurtete 9rauerfnnoe ourheilte uns
Iere stabt. 9err aommsr5ienratb
Blum, Der in Berlin peilte, TT bort
naa filr5em 2eioen seHorben.
Rart9aus. Der 4rbeiter
Maifopgfi aus glbbau BorIdeitopo
besab iih nah 8orideitopo, I'm bort
Gintdnfe 5u beiorgen. 9ier ioa er
oes @uten au Diel genoiYen unb ii6
EFT Mbenos auf ben 9eimpes begez
ben habsn; am ndfiten 9ase ipuroe
er om Mege neben feinen Waaren in
Tbenber StelIurg erfroren aufgefuns
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
gangsifes Ser redts SUB untsrbalb
nes Rnies uhdeiahrefr.

aiHdis. Den tshnifden 2eis.1
ter ser Mrbeiten an Der Wuferlsitung
berWaif riorsungsgrnppe oes fleisl
nen 5eubergs. gantperfmeiiter Rol<
fer, ipuroe Bel Itarter aOnfnrren5 bic
Gtele zines Gtaotbau Meiiters In
Malen iibertrasen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31

EIODtHo 9QWleW ENo eVNltHSeH
Masbeburs. Dem poliaeiz
tpadtmeifter 2oiie, oen 5dusman=
nern 9er3bers, SteiRbrefer uno
3appe, lopis Dem @dlo1er Nl5ert
WDblert bierielbf lit ous Nagemeine
Gbrenaeiden berliebsn uno our4 ben
Poli3eiprdiioenten b. Ilten iiberreidt
tpproen.
Nltenburg. Den @ebeimen
Staatsratb Gerber lno Dem Stuctsz
rctb Grbrn. b. 6urbenberg purbe Die
9eraog GrnitsMeoatlle Derlieben.
MnbaIt. Nah elmer Werfiiz
gung Oes ber3pslihsn Staatsminiite-
RUINS ion pon Sitern ab bos 51uls
gelb an Ben bDberen 2ebranitalten
Mnbults erb0bt hperoen.
@uaIburg. Der Rentner
6einrih ottoman Gdarbt in gbem@
nib bat Der @tabt 5aulburg 10000
Marf seitiftet, aus oeren 3infen nnz
terjtiibungsn an unbemittelte dber
begdbte g06ne Ga1lburger Ginpobz
ner 5l gsnd6ren iinb, i'm ben iungen
2suten III ibrer GortbilDung ben Be-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
GUTHRIE MAY
KEEP CAPITAL
OKLAHOMA CITY ATTORNEYS S
FILE THEIR BRIEFS.
THEY HAVE A FEAR

Special 10 the World


Guthrie Olla Sept. THE nos
siblity of supreme court dccls on
allowinr Guthrtr 10 keen the capital
until 1913 and thcn turning il over
Ia Ol,iabonu City Ia shown to exist
i'm briefs fled hero In the capital con
trYyersy by thc ottornoys inr okla
homn CIV. Such pcgsibritv the
Oltlnhcma C,ty attornevs atacl,
strongly confronting i'm brier that the
Instant the capital remoynl nm car
rird Jnnc n Ol,Ihona C,N became
the cauital tonpnrnry permanent
ana otbervieo ana mai Gutbrie VAS
Isft nothina
The OSlnbomo Citv briars which
cover an the hoard Questions rnised
i'm tho upbt brfvnnp tbe tyo cities
concern fbenselyes chiefly vim at
lacking tba bindinp fnrc4 Of the en-
ahl'nr Act and ths RIGHT of Congress
ia inuoep such condition ms that
the copital shall ba Kent M Guthrie
unti 1g12
If Ia also contopdsd that the capi-
tal litigation is carried ON solely for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
TAFT ASKS FOR
COMMON SENSE
PRESIDENT GIVES VIEWS on
CONSERVATION.
SPEAKS TO LABORlEG MEN
Declares That GO'crnmcut Does Not
Intend To Prosecute the Lat
bnr Unions.

I By Associated Press
Mlnncapolis MINI. Sept. 5---Af,
ter speaking ct the conservation con.
grcss IN &c. Paul this morning and
at the Minnesota state fair grounds,
outside of the cltN this afternoon.
President TAFT loft Tor Beverly to.
night
IN his conservation address the
prcaIdcat won quck response from
nus thousand hearers by an appeal
to practical common sense in deal
lng with the conservation problems.
In the opin ION of many who heard
him. he also made answer 90 the re-
cent agitation tor The new national
lsln,' or federal Capitalization OF
power declaring that the ouly snfe
course o. pursue WIS to hold fast TO
the limitations OF the consututlon
ANA regard as sacred the power Of
the states.
President Tau, amid applause
made frequent references 10 the
s0Wcca Of Theodore Roosevelt In the
cause Of conservation. hut declared
That the time FOR rhapsodies and Kilt
terng gcncralitics had passed. lie
~ NV ''llbl'N bildl u
shouid INVITE the speakers to come
doWn TO details of the specific evils
ana specific remedies
These sentiments by the president
seemed 10 receive the approval of
nearly an of hls hearers They came
near the end of the long exhaustive
discussion OF conservation and he
ended hls speech with the aud ence
ON ii' leeh
president TAFT dld not attempt 10
HolN' me problem Of water power
site control between thc states and
the general government but sa d
ne WouId submit the whole matter 10
congr" 10 Washington for determi-
haliuh
~ me Inlr grounds IN his Labor
bay auufrss th" presidents most no.
Ulpl' ulffahce was the statement
lhat me- knew of no intention on the
part oi the government to prosecute
th' lnbor leaders under the anti
trust Jaws. AZ the same time, the
PRESIDENT said that ne ala not be-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
LONG REACH OF
THE BLACKHAND
III ALLAN FAMILY BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN MURDERED BY
MEM YORK SOCIETY.

b. Associated Press.
RIgGio Cabria. italy Sept 5.-Tj the
vengeance Of the Black-hand Society
IN New York is ascribed the revolving
murder today of Policeman Rovolino,
his wife ana five children IN the little
village OF pellaro.
At o'clock this morning some OF
the townspeople of Pellaro We're
awakened By the terrified shrieks OF
child, ana rushing to the cottage
occupied by the Rovolino family.
found the three -year-old daughter or
the policeman lying with her throat
cut before the open door of the home
screaming piteously
Tender!y picking up the little child
the villagers carried her inside the
house where they were Mortified TO
frd the remaining members of the
family lying dead terribly mutilated
by blows from an axe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
GIycq No blanket Endorsement.

BY Associated Press,
Fargo, N. d., Sept Sin an address
before a great Labor Day crowd IN
~ ch there We're hundreds Of mem
bers of trades unions. Colonel Boo9e-
welt smoke words of warm commenda-
lion Of the federal judge presiding and
Whl had introduced him, because the
Judge by what he had said showed
himself to be in sympathy with the
laholiur man. He referred to ,Iudgc
g f. Amdon OF the District OF North
Dnrotq and his remarks were ap-
p.auded vigorously by the crowd.
Flrgo's labor celebration was almost
gnoiled 10y the rain which fell inter
mtentlV. during the day,
In hroducinr Mir Roosevelt, Judge
'midou said that the people assem-
bed there should not forget that
Hrove an the occasion was one for the
laboring men, who wore holding the
annual celebration.
In his spnoch the Colonel made It
dear that he did not wish TO give
blanket Enforcement Of everything
done by the labor unions. although
he eaid that be believed them 70 he a
necessity of modern life and thorough
W opprovod Of them He said he was
with the uni0na when thev We're right
and th1t If the union did ANYTHING
wrong he would be against It on that
score
CNr Roogevclt's address is to be
iound in full on page two)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
DoG SAVES woMAN's LIFE.
Joplin Canine Finds An mtcndrd Sui
eide in Weeds.

Joplin, Mo. sept "a St. Ber.
nard dog saved the life Of Mrs. r.
Stanley Ben, owned by W. A. Brid-
sell, is the canlpe. While prowllnp
in a clump Of weeds near the Third
street vuduct The dog found the
woman, unconscious suffering from
the effects Of a dose Of carbollc ac'd,
taken with suicidal intent The dog
barted and attracted the attention of
its owner. and the woman was re-
moved TO the hospital
Phys SLAMS who examined the wo-
man snid that she could not have
lived long had the dog failed to find
her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
KAUFMAN HAS
BEST OF LANG
CALIFORNIA HEAVYWEIGHT WON
POPULAR DECISION IN
SIN-ROuND BOUT,


Philadelphia Pa. Sept j.--A Kauf-
man. heavyweight Of California. to-
night got the popular decision over
BIN Lang. the Australian heavyweight.
In only one round. the second. did the
Australian show to advantage. The
fight was Disappointing
Time and again Lang would lead
with his left, then rush to cllnch.
I'm the nth round Kaufman drove
Lang 10 the ropes and had him In evil
dent distress but the Australian
grabbed his heavy opponent and hung
on long enough 10 save himself from
probable Knockout.
In the sixth round kaufman rushed
his man all around the ring unable to
land y Knockout blow Kaufman left
the ring without q mark while Lang's
face was swollen and cut between the
eyes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
STREET CAR MANGLEs LEG.


Oklahoma city. Sept. 5.-Ilarrv
Bolger, employed at the Fitch mnilft
Is not expected TO recover nt St Al
thongs hospital In attempting TO
board street ear thg morning he
slipped and lcll beneath the wheels.
Both legs were maugled no they were
amputatcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06

hN Nhhl'lHltu ffthA
Winncpeg Man sept r Percy Ne
.Grngcr OF Ottawa ontario. manager
.of the Winnepeg Young Mems Chris
thn Association, sumemr camp Lake
of Woods lnd Miss Bnllantyno OF
kenora, Ontario, were drowned this
Afternoon while boating.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
BARNEY OLDFIF[D
SMASHfS RECORDS
SPEED KING BREAKS TWO ON
THE MILE TRACK IN BIG
BENZ CAR.

by S. on.aird prcts
Brighton Beach Sept o. Barney
Oldilcld, IN his famous 200 horse-
power Bitten Benz. smashed two
worlds records ions one-milc clrcu-
lar track today
IN the hrst OF his onc-mile speed
trials DldIIeld tore around the Eclipse
In 80 20 seconds clipping 2-6 sec
onds from the record made by Ralph
De Palma at S. Paul In the sec
ond uIal be- covered q milo In 40 40.
lettering ihc mark set earlier IN the
day by 3-j of a second.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
THE LABORERS
GET AN inning
THE PNRAljE pKOVEa THE FEk-
sIRE or 1lIE DAY.
TIMERS ARE WINNERS



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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06

BY Associated Press
Marion, ohio Sept 5,--Anna Ruth
er wyatt aged seven was Killed and
her father Thomas wyatt, was SER
iorHly injured when an auto frightened
their horgo and they were thrown
from the buggy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06

hour day with more pay should be the
~~-o-~~-o-Oo.~-o-o-0o-~---o
purpose of subseryng national in
terest, that Guthrie obtained the tenn
pOrary prize
Relative to the question as TO
whether the initiated bill might not
be construed to mean that oklahoma
city gets the capital after 1913, the
brief says:
The language Of the initiated bill
means that the moment IL became
the permanent capital, not capital
fixed now as to place, but not to be
occupied until after 1913. but a capt
tai TO be occupied as the scat Of gov
eminent from the very hour that
Oklahoma city received the highest
vote at the polls II is manifestly i'm
possible that a temporary capital
and permanent capital can be oc-
cupied as a seat of government at
one and the same time"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06

Lafe Bud says he'd like T. be able
{ g.ve IN city an keep a frockcoat
Spenkin O. opportunity Gale Flu
hart says he wuz once offered job
o runnln' a threshln' machine. but
somehow he drIfted into journalism
whore he frttered away tn best
days o. his life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
TiIE WEATHER.

Special 70 The World
Washington, y. G., Sept 5.-Okla-
homa, unsettled Tuesday Wednesday
local thunder storms; warmer In north
west.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06

-, sun rises $3.50 g. m sun sets 6:22 p m.
Moon rises 7,15 % m moon sets 7.42 % m.
over Jealous forest ranger and of a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
LocAI. wrArnrn YrsrrnnAv

on. r. King Observer
Temperaiure. MaNmum. 81 minimum,
6li partly cloudy and wind from The south.
.05 inches Of rain
ToDAY'S ALMANAC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-06
Sapulpa Celebrates.

NnocIUT N Th0 WOrTd-
Sapulpa, Okla. Sept l.--"The eight
hour day with more pay should be the