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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-22
maatte fslge meo ober til berre M
Station. &erme6 oper6rog ban

Station. &ermeo operbrog bon
8pgningen til Gruffpelenet.
Nu tog @ronprinien Or6et. Me6,,
bbi Stemme og iiffert forme6e Set
tti1ger bragte BON / @ongens Mapn
lin A11erfien6elie al set tetniite og
baan6pgrfsmesiige Mrbeioe, Ser Der
uar uofprt. Ser mes erflereoe ban
&%ipbenbapns np &obe0banegaar6 for
anbnet.
9erefter git 6%oriamlingen u0 til
Ell al Eerronerne, bpor ct SeIttog
bolot ct Sog meo fulo Camp /.
~feltligt Sfru0" = fort NOT til at
r1n1n1e Sc. ca. 700 Me1tneIf er, iom
bar foriamle6e.
&ronprtnlen fit oper0raget 61bi-
ten al Sogf6reren, og me6 megen
8recilion gap ban. De. to Slit til
Mfgang = set Iange 6belen6e og
6et forte energiife! Goa gleo, I'M
Ser flor Seitioeltgbeo, set fgrite Sog
n6 at &iabenbapns rp 8anegaar6.
Set blep mo6taget me6 @urroraab
fra Sc mange Suiin6 @enneif fer, iom
oberalt bopoe taget Splitting be0
oes Ga6er, Goget ~pasiereoe. Eiet-
genbroet1 bar ioaleoes tort at @en,
neifer. SEQ &elterfelleopejen itano>
ieoe Soget og r%eturnereoe. @e6 Mn=
fomiten til &obe0banegaar6em bleo
Ser. b11ot Delegaterne '&ager o9
champagne. Sen neite Sag ito6
8anegaaroen oaben for @a1blifnm,
og set regnes, at ca. 10000 Menre>
ifer beidgte SEN 6re6ag og 2drbag.
Sra alle Si6er berte man Sen Be-
remmet / iterfe l16trpf. Set ii6ite
Sog fra Sen gamle &obe0banegaor6
, git: en- Snes @inutter ODER 12 Mt6<
nat s. 1. @ecember UNDER @l1rra<
raab fra sc. f1ere &rn6re0e Eilif11=
ere, ser bab6e iamlet Jig. 9erefter
foregaar al @asiagertrofif fra Sen
11pe 8anegaar6.
Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup, Diet bedste Hostemiddel paa
Jorden, standser en- Forkj9lelse i en-
Dag, taget tide. Femogtyve. OF so
Cents.
$685. nh @apn aab~
neoes s. 1. December. Sen far TO-
1tet 100000 &roner.
& 81 e e e =
{ / t e t 3 e l. T e 1fal a1=
l9gges paa Saliter, Set enc peo Ore
bobe6, $4,000 &r., Set an6et pe6
@eoier, 10000 ST.. /,
Ct g tebns= 90 II e II nj.
gn &effe in6flpoeliesrige @en6 /
@tebns @erre6 bar fooet Sen CODE
S0e at oprette ct @tepns=M uieum.
Set Ifa1 ligge / S%torebe0tnge og
pmfatte @ienitan6e, Ser fan gipe ct
8ille6e al 2ibet / 6tebns @erre6 /
gamle Gage. Ser er ollereoe re6iat
en- &omite.
g s pr poa g 0 r n
+ 0 | nj. Set er fun en- Snes Mar
ii6en eller minore, at Sc f6r1te 6or=
i6g gior6es mes at i16f6re Siorte=
blot til @ornbolm, men 6orl6get
er lpffe6es ODER Torpentning go6t.
6orle0en bo16t Mpfer Sogns Sagt=
ieIifab Sagt / 8lantogen, og ltSbpt=
tet Mep z &ao6Dr, bpa0 ser er cit
@efor6 poo bette Smroo0e. Set
piier / al SaI6, at &oo6prene tribes
goot pao Gen.
SUB Ser Fan p1it=
tie Sc 6ifaIe. &e6 ct
lille raoifalt @ennemebe / 5tege
forle6en forefal0t peo 6ellesipisnin-
9ett EFT ttltttter @piiooe t6et en- menig
&a6ifaler, Murer Mn6erie &ierte<
berg, ito6 op og o6bare0e ST.. 3able,
Sen ti0ltgere @onieilspreli6ent, nus
Serre>sfoge6 paa Meen, moo. at
formel1e Soft fra at fiebe og 6rtffe
en- 8aier bos 6eres &jebmano. @n
ioo6m Strengbeo f1tnoe iplitte
Mpe1s ra6ifale!
6 t &ar bibunberI i,
g e $ e e. S Sburup Sogn
BOO Np1tfnr1 ffnHn2 Of NHn,. IipIHor1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-22

Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup, Diet bedste Hostemiddel paa
Jorden, standser en- Forkjolelse i en-
Dag, taget tide. Femogtyve- og so
Cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-22
Gcrne.

$685. nh @apn aabt
ne6es s. 1. December. Sen far to-
itet 100000 @roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-22

ct 81 e n n e Sre1~
e. 5ro Sribapnsfirffen pao 9iter-
bro | &igbenbabr begrabe6es Ma11-
oags en- Mrbei6er, bpis Mupn bar
Soan Scbmtot, men ionn inbtiI for
glar fi6en git unoer Mapnet
v9eribenS &onge". Sen TorbrDoer-
ip'ar1m, Der boiler til ben 2erfper,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
Onlr Ono "nRoMo ouININEn

That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
INE. Look for the signature OF Il,
w. GROVE Used the World over 10
Cure Cold IN one Day. 25c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
THE FRISCO IS
TO BE EXPANDED
WIN R.COMI. CIusNr TRNNSrON-
TININTNL SYSTEM,
Los ANGELES A terminus
Preliminary plau- Complctcd--ohla-
hump Lines VIII iir Feed
Its

p,... go
-" NlN """ '"N I"'''''" '''''''" ''
to- be- expanded ntoa umsy0uunrniM
system with Its Pacific 'uDHt terminus
40 Los Angeles Not content WITH Ils
ftrNus position u th' NI"uUu ana
Miaelstpr valleys uIu IrN1s the
lr.s.u n.tDw. u,ruuN.'d In ". I,
NoaNm. master organizer and uu.Id-
en- of uruadH purposes q" extend
Westward and give a. tIIs ..W aud lh'
coast ta, .uuW limo tu chicago, ST.
LoHis Wd Kansas 'll ana ih' N"si In-
tcrmodHtD territory served N Tine
frlN.u.
1'ho purpose io build Der" Na'
voiced 10y Mr l"annW. hartman OF
the board oi directors. ana head uI inc
finance committee of inr great r"ip"r-
auon H' had been asked concerning
amy. hn"w''dr' h' might have ot the
PURPOSE of tho ltoDh Island Z" ouiId
20 lhls coast
Nou know that ] ann mo- longer con-
ncc''d with lh" lt"'N Island, replied
Mr. oahum but the frisco lni'has
eNtondinr iis lines ia the future from
Qaanah, Ten. q" the Pa'iiir Coast
one or two surveys made number
Of wears ago VIII ho followed ana the
distance from Quanoh to Los Angeles
VIII hc less than 1000 miles
Beyond a statement thUt the pre-
llmlhary plans are completed, Nr N"a
hum would not commit himself save
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
TAFT WOULD Double
steamship SUBSIDY
PRESIDENT PLANS TO INCLUDE
LINES NOR1II AND SOUTH
OF EQUATOR.

Washington Jan. 6.--President TAFT
hopes TO secure az this session of con-
gress the enactment OF one measure
which he has been told will do much
TO increase trade between this coun-
try and South America. II passed,
this measure viii double the mail sub
vention paid TO steamship companies
operating between ports In this coun-
try and ports In South. America. south
of The equator. Under the present
law, which was enacted H. 1891, the
subvention is paid 90 steamship COM
panies operating IN ports both north
and south OF the equator These pay
ments would not be stopped by the
passage OF the proposed legislation
which would be in the nature ol an
amendment but they would not he
doubled, as would those for vessels
operating further south.
Read the WORLD WANT ADS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
IS NEXT
Meeting PLACE
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE no 4 ONE
HERE JANUARY, 1912.
ASK CITY LAW REVISION
Appoints Committee 10 Revise In
Hctmcnts and Present tO
Legislature.

special to The World,
Oklahoma city Jan, 1.-THE ok
lahoina Municipal League closed It's
state meeting here this afternoon,
having unanimously chosen Tulsa as
the place Of meeting next Japuary.
Before adjouming the league
adopted resolutions requesting the
legislature TO appoint municipal
committee TO undertake the revision
OF the municipal laws on a scientific
basis and 10 report iu andvance
moral code Tor all cities and 10 give
as wide power AS possible To mu-
nIcipGlities. The league also request
ed tho legislature 90 appoint a legis-
latlve committee for the immediate
revision Of all legislation al this scs-
sion lt was requested that this
committee consist Of Mayor Lackey
ot Oklahoma City Cotner Of Ard
more Sullivan Of sulphur, Carr OF
Muskogee md Martin of Tulsa, with
Philip Eates, attorney, Of Tulsa, an
advisory member
The league ordered the address of
MIR. Kates published in pamphlet
form and Immediately sent to the
governor, legislators and executives
OF both houses, with a view TO the
necessary revision of municipal laws.
committee on Tesolntions. the
duty Of which viii be to prepare sug-
gestions for a revision of municipal
laws in Oklahoma, was appointed al
The meeting of the Oklahoma state
Municipal league IN session IN okla
homa city Philip Katcs. Of Tulsa,
Mayor Il. N.,Lackey of Oklahoma City
and Commissioner S. G. Burnett Of
Ardmore comprise the committee,
They viii 30 over all papers read at
the present convention and from them
select such suggestions rs they think
should DE included in the proposed
revision Of municipal laws
Governor Haskell, who was 10 have
delivered the opening address, was un-
able 10 be present at the meeting, J.
T.. schmidt OF Dallas Tex, who was
also slated FOR a talk, was unable to
he present bur his place was iillcd
by Philip Kates Of Tulsa. Mr. Katcs
vas formerly city attorney Of that
P9t' anu ''S "uui'S 80 "','
ne'''SS'N VI ,''E p'"'''''"b az ,''"'
me- hopeS 10 se' o'lo'e '"' pr'Sen.
is'"'uI' as "'' '''''"' WIN :" '"'
Mu.I''P"' ''aeue'
Mi' N"''S 'aiu'
mess ou' 'N,"''''',o ''.'es ar, W
grow up 7S ore o'le' GUYS nav uo'le
we .niuS' we Plep"reu 10 pi"h 'oI
u'i'S s'S"v' ~ '''' '-'"' H',G o"i
'ItieS i''usl nave " proper MAJ uin'i
% s"Ne'Nn'th' ~ u' ~ INN
H'''leie, 'l'' mum 'P"i S''l,
sun SH'ulu Oe "ppoI"''" ~ '''''S. ",e
our "uhl''P"l AMIR I" No'npi''',S
! ''''s' o"I ,""S anu " SUNNI 4" i''u
'In '"NH PI"u'lIns a''' anu sl't 10 'i'-
les power To- 'V''pel assent % J."
Many people conceive 'l.E p'".
/ 10 pe iher''S one oi "a, P"ihS an"
po"Ie'aiuS' lh'Se 'H"r'i' hisappre-
hehd the Ie"l P"IP"S' ot q p'adl' y
true CITY pIah IS that "hl.h oohslurrS
lhe city as nome lof an lls people
as q trea' lhous'll"I WORKSHOP us q
.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
OWEN MAY LEAD
bOR|NER ATTACK
EITHER M or BENERlDGE WIl.L
TURN ON TlIE HIGHT.
FRIENDS PLAN new COUP
May Attempt to ilnNc The Cnsc Srnt
lSHcL for Further InCsiiRa-
tiun, Na,s Rumur.

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''''"' i''' ''''' ''"uS "'S'I' ,'''
','' .''''','''' ''' %" l'''l''E'f ana ''eD-
''"" ''"' ~, '",'s''s"u"h OF,
! "''s P'"''S 'n"u u'IH"''' IN view OF
.''' 'N'D'H' ""Wl'ihth'sN OF thr '"Uh-
Wv !" pi"'t ItI'"hc' In any thlhf th'
',''J''''| v, tue '"mhI','e may 90.
,''"' Np'''a' e'lhihl'"' pe appointed
u" S'' L" ''' po''"hl inns h""''H'lhE
""uIr
f'""'oI A'uIl'h' oI hhoue ls'anu' ls
H"'h |" oe urging lhIs pan ana S"hH-
t"r Fal''S ni ItNaS, the leading min
"rllA mem"rr ot me committee on
pIlNh'f'' ana cl'.tl'hs. ~ adNo'ht-
ing IT,
The necessity of some such action
has bcrn forced upon the friends OF
L"Timcr by Information which has
come INTO mo presidents possession,
that
senator i"oridgc ~ Indiana will
ME minority report against the
blond boss. aud
Senator owen ~ Oklahoma viii In
troduco a resolution 90 the following
'hc't
"Kos'yel, that the so-callcd cleo
tiun az William Lorimcr on MAY 20,
1909, by the legislature OF the state
OF Illinois was Illegal and void
10 is % move which members ~ the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07

north Of that cItN From 81 Louis
line raytrsct tho west banks Of the
Mississippi River to Chaffcc.
From Kansas clu runs the rris-
co line to Memphis and Birmingham,
utersc.unp the maln line at spring
field and giving OF a third lIno 10
Chaffsc. West of Springfield another
liu' runs through Fort Worth and
Dallas. 500 miles further into Texas
There ls network of lines lu south
eastern Missouri and Northeastern
Arkansas, ana another prdlron 100
Eastern Kansas. win INK trovn
westward to Wichita aud Ellsworth.
There are lines all over oklahoma that
take from and feed the linr that Us
to hc extended 10 mo coast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
Saving Cotton seed.

SPECIAL 20 the world.
Duncan, Okla, Jan. d.-Unopened
cotton bolls have been picked by many
Of the farmers here and taken TO the
gins whore they are hulled and a con-
siderable quantity of fairly good cot
ton is secured. 1t Is claimed that the
amount Of fibre obtained pays for
the labor expended in getting the cot
ton 10 the market
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07

Mr Is. E~,ld, Company 49," 2lst
Mich.Gar v D., 39 Hermitage ST.
Grand Rapda, Mich, writes:
'I felt with advancing years that
my vIpor failed me and fear OF pots
ouiug my system with noNious medl-
oiuos prevented my taking anything
for. i until noting tho effect rcrma
had ou several OF my comrades |
madu MP my mind il would be- good
for me
"l suffered for years from effects uf
the la grippe, which seemed 60 set
Tie IN my stomach ana Kidneys
Five bottles of Pcruna made a
new man ut me. ! wish that / had
known Of pcrnna wears ago. and then
Il would have saved me much sui
fcrlng'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07

Governing Public Works in the Mu-
inequalities OF Oklahoma was the
subject chosen by Charles l., Daugh
erty Of Oklahoma City for his ad-
dress. James Z. Allison chief en-
gineer OF the public service commis-
sion OF ST. Louis spoke on THE con-
troll OF Public Utilities"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07

Th,re are at least 10 vartcues uf
fleshoatiur planets u this world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
HAD TOO Much GAS THERE.


Winfield, Kas,, Jan. d,-J. W. SPIN
dler, superintendent Of The Winfield
public schools, was seriously burned
today by the ignition and explosion
Of accumulated natural gas lie and a
representative OF the contractors We're
looking over the heating plant IN the
new high school building recently
completed when the accident occur
red. Professor Spindler's hair eve,
broWs and whiskors were burned of.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
HarrLs Loscn HIs Homo.

NV'TW 70 Tnt NOTTu,
Guthrie Okla, Jen 6.--The resi-
dence of James A. Harris the Nag-
oner banker and chairman of the Re
publican state central committee, was
burned last night in Wagner The
home was a total loss with all its
contents, Among the contents were
included numerous and valuable
rellcs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07

case SAepld ha concur wlth ne ma
jorlty repo1 then Il IN likely the
senate VIII he ,disposed 90 adopt the
view of eleleh members Of the cons
niittet IN spite df the ight winch yin
be prceiphated II, on the other hand
the senator nlet a minority report
there Is not thd slightest doubt OF
what the result wiz be
A. II IN, there IN no question but
that the motion 10 unseat Senator Lor-
inner viii be made Ia the senate This
motion WIN not be Immediately aCIcd
upon, but VIII bt laid upon the table,
By this conference. the senate will
assure more Ventilation Of me Lor-
inner scandal, Ipst how many speech
es win De maze IL not known, There
VIII bee number o. them
Senator owen Of oklahoma viii
make the first sot speech, based upon
careful study of the testimony lie
has reached The conclusion that Mr.
Lormer was eletted as thc result Of
bribery ana cbrrdpt practices and that
he therefore should be removed from
the senate
What other members uf the senate
win spcal, is npt definitely known.
senator Burrows, chairman ot the m
yesuratinE committee has been hard
M v,rI. fnr snp,,. nm. linn, r,eparInr
"A d,f,ps, for bimsclf ana his coll
l.apt.s ip .nrpo,tj,, y.tt tb,tr oyln-
dloatiou' uf l.orImer
NsNufpIr I,fIu1.s l1 It.U1l. .tH..trU-
ed over IN. d,y,l.np,.r,s l, tho sitIa-
ZION III, arrival Non, t,t. u,oruiup
.,or,,,us,Icd n, lis ,o,.nyr Ip-,,idr-
uap,.,. ana bIs SON N,Dllspl I.nr,nt,r
.Ir
Edward Hines the Chicago lumber
man reuresentutly. of m, Wcyor-
hac,,sar Interests who ,,,s ber, dur-
iup t,. session p,J,r IN t,, christmas g
hnIiJs,s anparsptlv. 5armed II ad-
I,oll, to r,u,ai, onsor, sr,p, Wash
inptou or at l,ast MOI ia ag,,u,uany
hi. fri,nds =, .,stiousI ,snital lie
lu.ous IN. situatiop berc and can
he ad,iseJ NJ ds,,lorr,ents A., telc-
plsph. AS ne hns bceu ip the past. by
Mr. I.orimer
II was the int.rtf,n NJ Mr. T.orhner
ro 20 70 North Carolina as memoer
Of a deem waterway. marty arranged
by Representatlye small or Tint state.
Senator simmons also was To have
gone and the luycstipatlou made by
the committee ON privileges and cleo
tions undo,htedlv would h9ye heen
discussed rnfortnnotel, for Mr. Ior-
Imer his missionary nrovrsm WAS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07

a, J.. Davis Lumuer Co. Figure
with US, Corner End and Boulder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
Read What Victims Of the Grip Say,

NIt Gwuy Gatus East Lake. Ala.
writes nad p bad ease Of H
grippr ! trud several kinds uf mcd-
lcWc, but could get uu rpI,f
'l uiod rcrwo and 10 cured me-
/ can safely suy that 10 is % nup medic
cine hyc used 80 IN our family
often aud und 10 Co he good.'
Sletomic CaHrrh Follows Grip,
NIa jennie W. CeC1. Big cabin.
O0ah .mo. formerly houckecpor for
Indiana Reform School Tor Roys.
Wrt,e.
'S, cars ago had la grippe.
VIZ M WAS followed by systemic
oawrh. The ouly thing ] used was
p,rml ard Nanalin. and ht,o been
iu b'ttcr health tho last tEr,o Years
than for years h.fui"
~ give pcruna az uho credit for
'o5 g0ed heath
Ash Nour BSuggi,i for n Fr,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-05
Guided by the development of

Guided by the development of the summer playgrounds in Norwich, the local association, through it's super visor, I. E. Elmer, has decided upon several additions to equipment which are called for by the increasing use Of the grounds at the several points where the new apparatus is to be put in. For the Franklin street park there has been ordered a set of swings, three in number, or a certain style which makes it impossible for the children to fall out of them. They are on an oak frame with canvas body and bent sides so that the smaller children can get into them and swing in perfect safety. These swings were just or dered by Supervisor Elmer and should be here by next week.
 At the Pearl street grounds another sandbox is to be put in, and there is also to be more sand provided at the Franklin street park. A new swing is called for at the Mt. Pleasant street grounds and will be provided.
 The attendance at the grounds is keeping up steadily and the officers notice that it is best at the grounds where there is supervision. They as cribe this to the effect that the pres ence of an older person has in restrain ing one child or set of children from getting possession of some particular plaything and keeping it to the exclu sion of the rest. The popular play
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-05
YRNT!C HAPPENINGS.
C. V. Bridge Gang at Work-White
 Headed Eagle Attracts Attention.

Miss French of Springfield, Vt, is spending a few weeks with friends in town.
 Mrs. John Kilroy spent Wednesday at Ocean beach, the guest of Mrs. Frank Clifford.
 William Woodmansee of Holyoks, Mass, was a local visitor Wednesday,
 M. Weinstein of New York was in town Friday.
 The bridge gang of the Central Yer mont railroad has been here for a cou- pie of days. helping raise track on the bridge near Ladd's crossing.
 Mrs Arad Manning entertained friends at dinner Thursday
 Mrs. Nelson Ford and Mrs. Charles Gardner of Gardner Lake were visit ors here Friday.
 Mrs. George LaValle of Hallville was a recent guest of friends here.
 Miss, Nellie Shea of Colchester was a recent guest of friends here.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hummer and Miss Helen Plummer are spending the week in Block Island.
 Miss Eliza Smith of Norwich Town spent Friday with Miss Mary Ladd at Elmwood
 white headed eagle attracted un usual attention Tuesday on the cross road near the Murphy place, Franklin It was first seen on tree by John Frink. who called the attention of sev- eral companions. They were within 25 feet of it when it flew away.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-05
NATIONAL ORGANIZER HERE
 WORKING FOR MOOSE
Saneuine on Outlook for Lodge in
 This City.

To further the interests of the Loyal Order of Moose of the World. Nor wich lodge of which is proposed, Ma tionaI Organizer William $. Boate is in the city, in addition to the deputy F. R. Norton The organizers have made excellent progress in the few days they have been giving their at tantion to the local field and MT. Boate is especially sanguine in regard to the outlook for the Moose.
 The national organizer communicates his enthusiasm to all with whom he comes in contact, and this accounts for the f1ourishng lodges that have been formed under his direction in New London and other cities. He speaks eloquently of the many advan- tages of the Moose and is satisfied that in a few weeks time strong and prosperous lodge in Norwich will be assured The local headquarters are at the Del-Hoff.
 Speaking of the order, Organizer Boate said:
 This great order is founded upon purity, aid and progress. and upon these principles is founded the relig- ion of this great fraternity. We know of no religion that is more lofty in it's conception, more sublime in it's sim plicity or more secure in it's founda- tion. Recognizing no sect or creed. and believing that every man is created equal, upon this religion of ours is founded that great religion of human ity that teaches as we are taught, to love our fellow man.
 Oh, yes, when the good people of Norwich and vicinity understand what this order will mean, not only to them, but to the community. they will be only too glad to lend their aid in a1 effort to do for humanity what has never been done before and join the most progressive order in the world. This is the order that does things. It is planned that both the order and the individual members shall keep step with civilization in it's onward and up- ward march.
 Among the many eminent men whose names have been enrolled are Theodore Roosevelt who became life member when he heard of it's lofty aims, Will liam Howard Taft and the late gover- nor of Minnesota, John $. Johnston.