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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. .,
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF GEORGE SLADEK, DECEASED.
NO. 755.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed executrix
OF said Estate. by the Judge of the
Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
kAROLINA SLADEK.
Administrative.
Dated Oct 3 1911.
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1@wY7SzaSsSS
ia @z XAzY=I=I IN 4 81 D
mined in their absence.

mined in their absence.
In Witness Whereof, l hereunto set
my hand and afhx the seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this 18th day of
September A u. 1911.
ERNEST l. SHORTRTDGE,
Clerk l.. s c.
BY Charles w Ariles.
Deputy Clerk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN KENAR. DECEASED. NO.
743.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of said Estate, by the Clerk of
the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estat is supposed to be solvent.
PAUL MYSLIVT
administrator.
Dated August II, 1911.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

HAND LAUNDRY, 1913 Douglas ST.
Hammond. Work called for and de-
livered. 2tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

signed or trans ferred to some other
location
WALLACE H. JAQUES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03
WANTED TO RENT.
ARE you READING THE TIMEss
TAILORING.

PHONE TIL. Young Mems Tailorz. for
best cleaning and pressing 81 State ST.
MALE HELP-Men VINO are looking for
good Jobs where they can earn good
dollars, always read The Times male
help ads
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03
MALE HELP.

WANTED-At once, good demonstra-
tors. male or female; fine PROPOSE
tion' good money. Apply from to p
m Mrs. White, 100 Russell St, Ham
mond. 81
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MISCELLANEOUS

fWANTED-Frame house to be remov-
ed from the ground; must be reason
able Address Times Office, 34933z
Michigan ave. Indiana Harbor Pa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

FOR SALE-Cheap. all kinds OF bar
fixtures. Inquire ]. j. Freeman, 34o3 n
Michigan ave-. Indiana Harbor. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

HOUSEHOLD GOODS bought ana sold.
Hammond F>yniture Co.. 81 State st..
Hammond. Ind. Phone 54s. II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

FOR SALE-Special for railroad men.
We have just placed two dozen high
grade FL and % jewel watches on sale
of all makes at give-awa price They
will go fast First come first served.
Calumet Loan Co. 212 Hammond bldg,
Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

Dated Sept. Is. 1911
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

THE MAN WHO WANTS A JOB
around here reads this paper first for
he knows that it has 60. 600 readers a
day. He stands a chance of getting a
sob. A want ad here may get you just
ahe man you want.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03

BY Charles w. Ames,
Deputy Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-03
NOTICE FOR THE RENEWAL OF
IIOITQR L

Dated August 20. 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09

de have ham til at love, at han Wide arbejde /
Harmoni med Menigheden. Dette kunde han imid-
lertid like gaa ind paa, men svarede kun ia, saa
kan jeg jo like blive o%ptagen'i Menigheden. . Jeg
er for Resten noget bekymret for Menighedens
Fremtid og for Pastor Faurskov, thi alting gaar
ham imod. Forleden Dag, han var her ovre, talte
Vi ON den Sag med M6ller, og han var Virkelighe-
den ked af Stillingen; thi han indsaa jo nok, at
Diet er gait at holde en- saadan Familie uden for
Menigheden; men Diet er jo lige saa gait at tage
saadanne Folk ind j Menigheden, som man / For
yejen maa b~efrygte Wide bringe Forstyrrelse, ON
de kom ind. Flere af de ledende Mpnd Menighe-
den sagde bestemt paa ct Bestyrelsesm9de, at der
som Mollerfamilien kom ind, saa Wide de gaa I'D.
Men Mdler har siden godvillig trukket sin Ans6g-
ming tilbage, har jeg hort.
like desmindre er jeg bange for, at Vi paa
Grund af den Sag med M9ller skal miste Pastor
Faurskoy og Diet har vi like Rad til; thi en-
Hand som han, faar vi v~anskelig igen. Jeg har hort,
at han Tanker paa at flytte --
Jeg har fortalt Pigerne noget af Indholdet af
dit Brev. De 10 begge to, og Marie sagde: Hun
oliver nok sig selv lg igen." Men Louise paastod
med Bestemthed, at neste Gang du faar ct Ind
fald, VII hun like holde Pladsen for dig.
Hermed en- kerlig Hilsen fra os allel
Din Tante,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09
Mor0en0rY
EN- FORTELLING
fra Diet dansk-amerikanske Kirkeliv
-af-
j. j. K1LDSIG.
5. De helliges Samfund. y
j. j. K1LDSIG.

blot eet Sp9rgsmaal endnu, . sagde Elna.
,Sperg kun" svarede Presten.
,,Hvad f~orstaas we'd Diet Led i vor Trosbeken-
delse: de helliges Samfund2"
,,Har De like spurgt Dora I'm den Sag?'
spurgte Presten.
,,Jo", svarede Elna, linen jeg Wide gerne hore
Deres Mening ogsaa."
,,Jeg skal nok sige Dem min Mening; men lad
mig nu f6rst here, hvad Dora svarede."
,,Hendes Ord faldt omtrent saaledes: Eft Men
neske, der like selv har Livet Gud, kan like for
klare Diet, selv ON han er Teolog thi han har like
erfaret Diet. Men de helliges Samfund maa 10 nod
yendigvis bestaa af levende troende Mennesker,
hellige Guds Born, hvis Tro Herren ifelge sit Ord
har beseglet med sin Helligaand thi der STAIR skre-
vet: Men den, som holder os med eder taste til
Kristus, og som salvede os, er Gud, som og besegle-
de os og CAV os Aanden til Pant wore Hjerter.
Jeg spurgte hende fremdeles ON, hvorledes de
helliges Samfund treder frem Livet, og hun sya-
rede: ALE Vegne, hvor hellige, troende Mennesker
kommer sammen for at dele med hverandre Herrens
Velsignelse, der udstr6mmer fra Gud Faders Hierte
og udvelder gennem Klippen Kristus og tilflyder
os gennem Ordet, B9nnen, Daaben og Nadveren,
der er de helliges S%amfund, og der er Herren midi
iblandt sine, selv ON der kun er to eller tire til Stede.
Hvad siger saa Pastor Brun dertil, " sluttede
Elna.
,Ja", svarede Presten, ,hvor som helst Yer
den ct Guds Barn meder ct andet frelst MEME
ske, beseglet med Guds Aand, der er de helliges
Samfund thi der err Samfund iblandt hellige Men
nesker, som kan dele Guds RIGGS Goder med hyer-
andre, og Kristus err selv til Stede dette Samfund,
som han forjettede sine Disciple.
Kirkelige Mennesker, der. mangler Troens Liv
og Aandens Besegling, kan jo godt komme sammen
ON Naademidlerne hvilket saa ofte er Tlfeldet
men deres Sammenkomst er like Diet samme som
de heliges Samfund. Navnkristnes Forsamling kan
like med Rette kaldes: de helliges Samfund, blot
fordi de samles ON Naademidlerne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09
vii De REESE derop,'' spurgte Elna.

Peter M9ller m9dte Pastor Brun paa Stationen
Kl. 11,55 den Is. Marts og forte ham til sit HEN.
bet var Pastor Bruins ferste Bes6g Sommerdal
We'd Middagsbordet udtalte han 0nsket ON at
here Pastor Faurskov en- Gang we'd Lejlighed.
Diet kan let lade sig gore,' svarede Meller,
.thi han skal have Brudevielse i Kirken Eftermid-
dag Kl. 2.
Pigen err Datter af en- rig Familie her Me-
~nigheden, og Brudgommen, en- Ungkarl, der har
varet her omkring kun ct Par Aar, har forhen vp-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09
,,Sommerdal j Marts 10.
Kere Elna!

Dit Brey af anden Marts har jeg lige gennem-
lest. Jeg har ellers en- dejlig Fornejelse af dig. Sy-
mes du like selv, at du har %belennet mig paa en-
smuk Made for al min Karlighed og O%pofrelse
for dig bet kan vare godt nok med hele denne Ian
ge Historic, som du ~forteller ON din Omvendelse,
der er bleven e~fterfulgt af Fred og Glade, hvis
man ellers kunde tro, der var nogen Sandhed i Diet
hele. Men naar man Forvejen kender den Person,
som skriver og har set samme spille ale mulige Rol-
Ter, saa paavirkes fornuftige Folk like saa let af
den Slags Historier og Talemaader.
Men selv ON du nu din fortumlede Tilstand
virkelig 9nsker at spille en- Komedie, saa vii jeg dog
inderlig bede dig at betenke dig to Gang, form
den du gaar ind Menigheden Rutspring; thi du
we'd vel nok, at du skal konfirmeres igen, om du
skal blive Medlem af Menigheden dernede. Pastor
Faurskov har fortalt mig, at de, som vii optages,
maa frem for Alteret, hvor Sp9rgsmaalene ON For
~sagelsen og Troen fremlegges til Besvarelse. Og
han siger, at Diet er Virkeligheden like noget min
DIRE end en- Gentagelse af K~onfirmationen. Jeg sy-
mes dog, Diet er for gait Elna, at du nu vii gaa over
til sligt Svermeri. Nej, bliv dog we'd din Bsrneler-
dom. bet RAIDER din o~prigtige Tante dig til.
Dernast kan jeg sige dig, at der oliver like
noget af dit Forslag ON at faa Pastor Brun herop
for at holde M~issionsm9de. Lad ham passe sin egen
Menighed. vi har like nogen Brug for ham her.
vi forlanger kun at faa Low til at v@re Fred.
Her err like mere end cen Prest kan godt udrette.
Og Pastor Faurskov kan godt trenge til Diet alt
sammen for at kunne leve. >
Siden du rejste herfra, err her kommen en- Fa-
mile til Byen fra Holstebroegnen Manden, hyis
Navn err Peter Moller var hos Pastor Faurskov l
forriee Uge og Wide optages Menigheden, men Diet
blew der intet af den Gang; thi hele Familien er
nok indremissionsk men de vii like rigtig nd med
Sproget. De siger bare, at de er troende Folk men
Meller har allerede veret omkring hos flere at ,,vid-
me-, som de kalder Diet, og Diet wiser jo temmelig
klart, hvad Farve han berer. Pastor Faurskov vii
*)Ved en- Fejltagelse var der sdste Ere
DAG taget fat naa Art. TX efter Art. VII.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09
VIII. KAMP IMELLEM LIvET OG OGDEN.

Da Elna havde opholdt sig nogle Uger j Rut-
spring, skrev hun ct langt Brew til sin Tante i Som
merdal, hvor hun blandt andre Ting fortalte ON
sin Omvendelse og sin Glade Herren. Men der var
ct Par Ting i Brevet, som Fru Halvorson like syn
ties ON, hvorfor hun straks skrev ~fslgende tilbage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09

RutSpflng,
Kare Broder Herrenl Made og Fred!
Jeg we'd like, ON De husker mig; men jeg tai
tie med Dem we'd Diet store Missionsm9de N. for to
Aar siden, hvor ieg lod en- Bemerkning falde ON,
at jeg m~uligvis engang Fremtiden kunde faa i
Sinde at rejse til Amerika. Jeg har nu solgt min
Ejendom i Danmark og kom her til Sommerdal
for nogle Tiger siden. Min Hustrus hele Slegt SAINT
min eldste Broder har veret her i mango Aar. De
er Agerbrugere og Dor ct Par Mil uden for Byen
Sommerdal jeg har tenkt paa at kobe en- Elem
dom, som err til Salg en- halv Mil fra Byen, men jeg
err nasten bleven bange for Diet paa Grund az de
kirkelige Forhold thi jeg har en- stor Familie. Her
er ganske visit baade Menighed og Priest med Kirke
og Religionsskole; men jeg har indtil nu intet Tros-
lv kunnet hnde. Jeg har bessgt adskillige
Familier her i Byen og narmeste Omegn, men in
gen troende Mennesker t%ruffen. Forlcden bad min
Hustru og jeg ON at blive Medlemmer af Menig-
heden tillige med wore konfirmerede Born, hvilket
like lod sig gore. Pr@sten rystede paa Hovedet,
Ola jeg like Wide love, at jeg like skulde gore mig
til Talsmand for ndremissionske hvsanskuelser
Jeg syarede ham, at jeg nok Snskede at blive Med
lem af Menigheden, men like paa saadanne Be
tingelser.
Men hvad jeg e~gentlig Wide sige, var dette:
Kan De like komme herop at besSge os, saa kun
de Vi oyeryeje Sagen nermere, linden jeg tager fast
Bopel noget Sted, og De kunde jo we'd samme Lei
lighed holde ct Mode ON like andre Steder saa i
nit Hus. Jeg vii betale Rejsen frem og tilbage, og
jeg har leiet ct rummeigt Illus i Byen, hvor vi Dor
~forelebig, saa vi har god Plads for M9det thi Vi
kan vel like vente mango, men nogle faa vii der
altid komme foruden wore egne. bet vii glBde os
meget, ON Diet er Dem muligt at komme. Min HUI
stru err ogsaa ct Guds Barn, men hun keder sig i
denne aandelige 0rken og lenges tilbage til de he'll
liges Samfund i Danmark.
Lad mig h9re fra Dem en- ner Fremtid.
Deres Kristo forb.
Peter Meller."
vii De REESE derop," spurgte Elna.
,Ja, jeg har allerede skrevet, at jeg kommer
den lode Marts, u svarede han.
,,Det glmder mig" sagde Elna, ojeg skulde
enske, der kunde komme Liv i Menigheden derop-
DE ---."
vi vii bede Herren derom, saa skier Diet nok, !"
tilfojede Dora.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09

s)Ved en- F%eiltagelse var der sidste FIRE.
dag taget fat paa Art. TX efter Art. VII.
For Sammenhgngs Skyld gentager vi her
sidste Afsnit af Art. VII og fortsetter der
fra Fortellingen Ordensfelge. Red.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09
Anna Halvorson.'

Elna lod Dora lese Brevet, og Dora raadede
hende til at lade Pastor Brun Sc det, ,,thi saa, +"
sagde hun, ,faar du nok Rede paa Sp6rgsmaalet
ON Konfirmationens Gentagelse."
,,Jeg har ogsaa faaet Brew fra Sommerdal, u
sagde Rresten, da han havde lest Fru Halyorsons
Brev til Elna.
Fra hvem?" spurgte Elna.
Fra denne M9ller, som Fru Halvorson omta-
Ter. Her skal De h9re," sagde han og leste Brevet,
hyis Indhold var fGlgende:
,Sommerdal den 1ste Marts 10.
Hr. Pastor c. w. Brun,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
TAFT /: 7 SIGNS
THE: TREATY
ABROGAT|ON
SIGNATURE OF PRESIDENT
APPENDED THIS MORNING
TO LODGE RESOLUTION
(By Associated Pressl

Washington, Dec 2l-President
Taft signed the Lodge resolution Civ.
ing force and effect to his abrogation
OF the Russian treaty at 1892 this
morning. Congress last night rati.
ned the Presidents notification of the
termination of the Russian treaty OF
1882. and sent the measure to the
President for his signature. The house
disposed OF it according to program,
within 70 minutes. Speaker Clark
signed it and Vice President Sherm-
an signed it, and after the senate had
remained in session purposely 10 per-
nit him. under the rules. TO aflix his
signature, while it was in session
Today congress will recess for the
holidays. which was an important
factor in the expedition of the rati.
fcation II was a peFfunctory pro-
ceeding in the house, Tor Democrats
and Republicans voted together, Ma
con. of Arkansas, Democrat, alone
voting in the negative. He explain
ed to the house later that he voted
against the resolution in a spirit Of
levity During the debate Republic
ans joined with their political op-
ponents in tributes to Representative
Sulzer OF New York. the Democratic
author or the house bill. Tor accepting
the senate measure amending his
own
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
SHERIFF MURPHY RETURNS FROM
ARIZONA WITH WESTFALL AND
A $4,000 SUIT FOR DAMAGES

Just so long as he gets his man..
The big sheriff ran against a bad
snag. figuratively speaking, when he
got TO Phoenix. He was in strange
land and among strangers and the
men he was after were both well
known. popular and had political in
fluence and money unlimited to help
them. But Bart stayed by his guns
and fought with a determination to
win and he did win.
Sheriff Murphy and his man. left
Phoenix Monday night, coming nome
by the way of Garden City and Dodge
City. Kan, over the Santa Fe.
"From the time we entered Cello
RADIO until we arrived at the Oklaho-
ma line. we saw nothing but a con
tinuous landscape of snow and ice,
From Garden City to Dodge City the
snow was up to the top of the fence
posts in many places said the sher-
lff.
Mr.. Murphy will probably return to
Phoenix about the 18th Of January.
Speaking of his trip. Mr.. Murphy
said: The night | left here friends
of the Westfalls wired from Oklaho-
ma City that had started after
them. | caught Westfall at Wickin-
burg. Arizona. where he was register
ell as being from Chicago The West
fails stood high there. Frank was
OF the Farmers & Mer-
chants bank which has since been re-
for s25,000 more, making
fifty thousand They had such friends
as LEROY Civille. president Of the Ari-
IONA Trust company; ]. P. Ivy, presi-
dent of the Farmers & Merchants
bank and many others of like promin-
ence. The Westfall attorneys were
The hest the state afforded Ex-Gov-
Kibbey. R. C. Stanford. Baker & Bak-
pr and Bennett & Bennett. The West
ais bond was at first put at S5,ooV'
(Continued on Page Twol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
FOR
ACTION IN
COAL LANDS
SALE OF SURFACE LANDS AT
THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS
MAY BE EFFECTED
Special to the Daily Leader.

Washington, D. c., Dec. n 1T is
beginning TO look as though some
sort of legislation having to do with
the sale Of the surface lands of nearly
one-half million acres in the segre-
gated coal and asphalt belt of the
Choctaw and Chickasaw nations
would be enacted at this session of
congress. However, if any relief is
brought to that section OF the coun-
try it will undoubtedly be only after
both sldes have made concessions and
an agreement has been reached be-
tween both the indians and the white
settlers in the segregated belt towns.
That half loaf is better than no
loaf at all will likely be the ultimate
result TO be accomplished at this ses-
sion OF congress, if indeed. that b dy
takes any action at all No one now
doubts that the Carter bill providing
for the sale of the surface will be ia
vorably reported out by the house
committee on Indian affairs. although
the bill, in its present form. may be
amended as a concession to the full
blood Indians generally who are ugr-
ing a final settlement of their affairs
in the two nations.
Viii Report a Bill
The house Indian committee has
made up its mind to report out some
sort of a measure providing for a sale
of at least gocdly portion OF the
surface lands, especially those lying
contiguous to the more thriving towns
in the segregated belt The full
blood delegation headed by Gov. Dck
Locke of the Choctaw nation has sig
nified willingness to agree to a sale
CT the leased portion of the segreaat-
edlands, about 10000 acres in ex-
tent. and they may be willing to grant
even further concessions. but they
are equally insistent that congress
shall give them some assurance that
Continued on Page Six.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
THIS FARMER R
WINS $4,000 BY
NEW METH0D.
tBy Associated press)

Dallas, Tex, Dec q Farmers
from ali sections Of Texas are IN Dal
las today attending the third annual
convention Of the Texas industrial
congress which opened this morning.
and which has as it's main feature
the giving or $TD00 iii goid "a con.
testants who hnyo secured the largest
and best combined yields Of corn and
cotton
William - Hinkley. Of San Bento
is the winner OF the FIRST prize 81 500
Mr. llinkley is 26 years of age and
produced 81 734 bushels Of corn and
l695 bales Of cotton per acre the
crops were grown by the so.caled
dry farming method NO rain fell
on the crop after the middle OF May
and 1t was practically made before
that date FourAfths OF his cotton
was picked before August /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
POSTAL VOTE ON
SALE OF IMPROVEMENT BONDS
CARRIES NEARLY SEVEN TO ONE

the bonds II the contract for buill-
ing the bath houses was given ia
them This proposition brought the
bond buyers here in droyes and ir
did not take the council long TO make
IA sale. The sale however was con.
tingent on referendum postal card
E0te TO be participated In only by
nose who voted originally on the
bohd proposition. The date for the
ciosing OF the polls. SO TO speak, was
set for the goth
The cards We're sent 20 the voters
on the ilth, thus giving every voter
week To make up HIS mind just how
to vote
Last night the postal votes were
counted at the clerk Office in the
city han. George w. Bruce. chair
man OF the finance committee anl
T. W. Lowther. of that committee.
called the vote and Clerk Winslow
and his assistant kept tally. The
meeting was attended by large rep
resentatiye gathering OF Interested
citizens
The vote stood, when finally count.
ed. over SIX to one in favor of the
sale OF the bonds at the price offered
by the AicMahen bond company OF
Toledo, Ohio. which bid, when an
alyzed means nearly par for both is
sues. The people OF the city. gen
orally, are highly elated over the re
suit.
On the question:: shan the City
Council Pay a Commission OF 2-s
per cent For the Sale Of the 100000
Park Bonds. the vote stood: Yes,SS4;
No. 105.
On the same proposition for the
visduct bonds the vote stood: Yes,
669: no. ia
Under this 4 ermjned expression
OF taxpayers the sale Of the bonds
viii be approved by the city council.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
9 . 9 g g 9 9 o Q o @ o .
Shall the Viaduot bonds
9 @ C G c C G G @ C @ C C C /;

Last May tAe citizens Of Guthrie
voted on two bonl propositions: yt00.
600 park Improvement. and $4,000 for
a yiaduct over the Santa Re. TO the
West Side AT that election the
bonds were carried almost unanl-
mously Then came the agitation FOR
commission form OF government, the
several elections attendant thereto
land toe municipal mlNup after the
election OF the commissioners under
the new form. The validity OF the
election OF commissioners went ~
the court for adjudication end then
resulted the long wait by citizens
who We're Iu favor OF expansion and
or town building In the course 90
human events an things come to
those vino wit and in this ease the
old mayim proved true For many
weeks efforts have been made 70 sen
the bonds regular and special meet.
ings of the municipal council have
been held. Propositions We're made
By number OF people who represent
bonding companies. 20 bay the bonds.
VI. l. Turner. OF Oklahoma City. was
particularly interested ia the matter
but he always wanted to buy them
ar lis own and not the city's price.
Finally a proposition was made by a
construction company to pay par 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
BULLET ACTS
AS LOVE CURE
FOR THIS WIFE
(By Associated pressl

tBy Associated Press)
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec 2l--"Every-
y thlng IS mistake. 1t was ali
useless. want to live. but
y can never love any one again.
= don't think | will marry Frank, {
9 after all" {
10 Mrs. Edna Robinson. the veal I
6 thy Portland divorcee, who shot :
. herself for love of Frank b. {
= Cockrell while speaking to him {
. over the telephone from the Ho- 6
= tel La Sale, whispered to her (
i . friends today that the bullet she 6
10 fired to end her life had ended G
9 her love for CockreI. .
= Mrs. Robinsons condition was |.
= reported improved by Or, Beck, {;
. who is attending her at the =
. Chicago hospital She smiled g
. weakly at visitor and then mo- c;
= toned to her nurse. 6
= IF Mr. Cockrell comes to see =
. me, teh him | don't want to see 6
. histoday, she said. After de- g
9 livering the message she fell 9
. back on the pillows. g
. "Sophstication is something 6
~ SCu nave MiiSH you ltN u MIL ~
= yourself and don't quite sucs =
= ceed, she said But guess g
. managed to kill what was both g
: ering me, because the world does .
not seem so dreary now as it did 9
, then. oh, | want to live" Cl
, The nurse interrupted her and s.
begged her not to tire herself. CI
} Cockreli today denied that he -
} would marry Mrs Robinson af- 9
} ter she had recovered. Mrs. Gt
, Robinson was hysterical when :
} she shot herself" said he. u = |
do not hold myself responsible 6
; in any measure for her act. This 9
talk of our marriage exists only g
in the minds of some morning -
, newspaper men. Neither Mrs. 8
Robinson nor myself has talk g
, ed of marriage and | don't sup 9
J pose we ever shall" 6
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