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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04
MAY Be THIRD TICKET
IN TWO YEARS Hence.
IA TOILETTE TO run INDIE
PENDENTLN--RNDICAL SUP
PORT Is EXPECTED.

Washington, Jan, 3--Thc Brooklyn
Eagle today prints a dispatch from
Washington, which says;
president Taft has been Informed
that there viii be third ticket In
the Held IN the event of the nomiua-
ton of Mn Tart by the Republicans
I'm lel2 ana of Governor Harmon 10y
the Democrats. Tho third ticket VIII
be headed by Robert Marion Ln Fol
lctte OF Wisconsin ana viii appeal TO
the radical clement In both parties,
'Crcdcucc Is given TO this report az
the White House. Al the actions OF
Mr. Ln Toilette for the last two
years have indicated that tho prcsl.
dental bee has been within stngIne
distance OF his head lie has main
tanned himself os the champion OF
radical legislation, has kept alool
from Mr. TAFT and has rejected lIi
the oNurturos made 10 bring him
within the regular fold.
"Aonthcr bit Of interesting iufor-
nation that has come to tho white
House ls that La Toilette not only
expects to be a presidential condl-
date I'm 1912. but also I'm 1919. lie
expects TO have morcly tryout In
1912, but he is represented as being
reasonably confident of election IN
1910.
"Tho Wisconsin man is suid TO have
figured II out az follows: lie expects
the Rep licans to rcnominatc Mr.
TAFT and the Democrats to select
Governor Harmon In 1912. mmcdl-
ately he win proclaim himself the
candidate Of third party lIc Is
banking ON the active support of
William j, Bryan.
"The two men have long been per-
sonal friend. ana Bryan has thrown
his support to La Toilette In moro
than one political Hght in Wisconsin.
La Toilette also expects the votes of
the Roosevelt enthusiasts and Of u
good prUortlon of the Republican
insurgents He takes the Wow that
Mr TAFT Will not hc acceptable Ia
Republicans with advanced views ON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Chicago, Jan 3.--The FIRST touch OF
cold weather for the now year came
yesterday, the thermometer dropping
from 40 degrees above zero at MIDI
night to 10 degrees at O'Clock Also
much colder weather is predicted.
Tho thermometer rose several degrees
IN the aftrnoon, dropping 10 degrees
again at 6 o'clock. The cold was ac-
companied by great discomfort, ow-
ing to the wind which attained a
velocity OF l6 miles an hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04
OF UNREST
No sleep, No Rest. No peace for the
sufferer from Kidney Troubles,

No sleep, No Rest No peace for the
sufferer from Kidney Troubles.
No peace for the Nuucy sufferer
Pain and distress from morn TO
might
Get mp with a lame back
Twnres of backachc bother You all
day
Dull aching breaks your rest at
night
Urinary disorders add to your mis-
cry
Get az the causo-cure the Kidneys
Dolng Kidney Pills win work the
cure.
They're for the kidneys only
Have made great cures In Tulsa
Mrs Fido'u Wilson SIS N. First
grrect Tulsa, Okla, says: ~ first
used Doons Kidney Pills when suf-
foring from lame ana surf back.
MY health was very poor ana / could
not sleep well owing to the pains in
my lJius, ! also had a great deal OF
trouble from dsordorcd kidneys.
when ! was told how effective Doaus
kidney Pills were ! at once began
taking them and the contents OF three
boxes made me feel like different
person,
For sale hy qll dealers Price 30
cents Fostrr-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
Now York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tho Doon's-and
takc no other.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Miss Cecilia Bodkin has returned
from visit with her mother IN
Cherryyale, Kas,
Mrs y. Burt has returned TO her
home In Cleveland after "a visit with
her daughter, Mrs O. NJ Lancaster
Miss Mary lanratty has gone TO
her home IN McAlcster Tor an in
definite stay
Mrs w, H. Gregg cntcrtains tho Art
Circle and "a number of guests this
afternoon
The A. i, +. club mot with Miss
lrma Koous Monday evening
Mrs Zac Farmer who spent the
holidays here from Muskogcc with
her son, Mr.. Arthur Farmer, has
gone 20 Phoenix, Ariz., for a visit
with Mrs Frank Tcw From there
She viii 20 to san Antonio, Tex for
the winter
-
Mr. and Mrs. u. D. Allen OF Mar
settles. Ills. are guests of her sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs W. r.
Hcnnett, ana Of her brother G, G.
Stehbius and family
Miss Harriet Tnnin Is i'm tho city
from Maycsvillc Ark the guest oi
her sister. Mrs. G.. h. Lynch.
--
Mr. and Mrs Barnard : Johnston
RADIO Kas,, ana have gone 10 house
keeping at li6 West Fourth. Mrs.
Johnston was until Wednesday Miss
Florence Kendall Of El Dorado. Mr.
Johnston is a travelling representative
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

NpocInl fu tuc World.
Okcmah. Oklaa Jan 3.--Jcsse Phil
lips, q negro &C years old, who liyod
two miles east and one mile north Of
Boley, was killed last Friday between
twelve and one o'clock in the after
noon Phillips was killed at his homo,
whore he lived alone, and the affair
was undoubtedly cold-bloodod muir
der with robbery as the motive, The
old negro had been hit on the head
with an ak, tho blow crushing in his
skull and death must have been IN
stannncous II IL supposed that af-
ter the murder the victim was robbed
of fo thing like $500, as It Is known
thai Hips had about that amount
on his person or about his cabin,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04
carries with it such genuine hospital

carries with II such genuine hospital
ity.
Mrs, Lou Mullen has returned to
Muskogcc after q visit with Mrs, g.
A, stuart.
Mrs Dixon OF North Olympia en-
tortains at high noon dinner today
to pay compliment to the first we'd
ding anniversary OF Mr., and Mrs G.
A. Glasgow
Miss Gertrude Weller returns 10
Chicknsha today after a visit with
her sister, Miss Mile Weller.
Mrs. Floyd Loffcrty of MusEogcc
Is the guest ot Mrs Robert A. Wilson
Of the Temple apartments
The T.. d, G. meets Saturday ar-
tcrnoon with Mrs }. A. Noagcr on
South Denver and Fourth streets
Miss Dorothy Madison arrived last
evening from Auskogeo whore she
has been making holiday visit and
viii bo guest at the homo of Mr.,
and Mrs. r. R. LCtchcr before leov-
ing for New York where she Is a
student In Miss Semplcs school
DR. and Mrs. j NJ Temples eutcr-
tanned a number of guests informally
last evening for AIr. Clarke Ruuud-
tree who is their guest from Georgia,
Mrs d. @. Aoosta cntortains the
Bridge club this afternoon,
Mrs r. j Hcald ana Mrs r. T..
Shallenbergor have issued invitations
for a reception 10 be given Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. lIcald
on South Boulder avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04
SENATORS Wish
A CLEAN RECORD
WILL DENOUNCE LORINUTRS
SEAT BY TAINTED VOTES
HONOR OF BODY At STAKE
should BE Without Fear or
RCprOlCh


,,..,,- ,,
""'''''e''"' '"''. '' NV P''''''
ton th"t q Iullrl SrlleS senator can
hold office In spite OF the fact that
tnintod votes vrr. cast for him will be
-. ,.... .,.,
'''"'P'' '''''"'''.' '' ''' ''''''' ""
the senate LOOT 'hl7 week ON 'H'
Lorlmor case.
II is a proposition 40 moustrous as
to cause ustouishmrut that it over re-
reiyed consideration from men on
whose honor and integrity the pco-
pie Of soycro, state rcposcd sufficient
confidence to elect them as their rep
resentatiycs loo the upper house of
congress Vet loo various contested
election cases, and finally in the
Lorimer case. the committee ON privl-
lcges and elections hId down the rule
that a sitJlng mUmbcr could be un-
seated only .' 10 Wcrc shown that ne
directly participated inn the bribery of
Legislators or 'lnat hy bribery or cor
rupt practices enough votes were OBJ
tanned for him to change the result Of
the election"
In the Lormcr asc the proof, In
the Judgment ul large number of
senators who will bo heard from on
the floor of the senate, absolutely es-
tablishes the in>aUdation of "a sutfi-
cient number of votes to deprive Mr.
LorImer OF his place On the senate.
But taking ut lbs face value the
statement mad. Iu tho majority re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04
Society News
JOSEPHINE GRAY
Hours Ito iOp, m. Phone 900.


Mrs. H. p. Nowland entertained at
q high noon three course dinner yes
tcrdaN having as guests her grand
children. Seated with her were Miss
Ninita Crutchfleld, Miss Tina Mills.
Miss Geraldine Turner and Master
Dewey Mills.
Mrs, G, l., Holland entertained at q
high noon five course dinner yesterday
having In the honor seat her sister,
Mrs, Shafer Of Cancy, Kas. Covers
We're laid for twelve. The table ap-
pointments were green ana white,
Mrs. Shafcr leaves today for her
home.
\ new years wedding which oc-
Cured at the Presbyterian parsonage
Sunday at noon was that OF Mr.. r. D..
Ecndor and Miss Fanny Little, Rev.
c. W. Keer read the ceremony fol-
lowing which "A wedding dinner was
served at the homo Of the brides par
cnts, Mr.. aud Mrs Ben burgess OF
North Main, MIR and Mrs. Bender
left for points In Kansas for honey
moon. They win make their hame In
this city
Mrs c. W. McCarty entertained
her bridge club yesterday afternoon
at the regular meeting
Mr. George LelningcV Of saltwater
was the guest Of friends IN the city
Yesterday while eurOutp ia GnrinpIn1a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Mrs L. r.. Steward OF Arkansas
city Kas, is the guest Of Mrs. w. D.
Bryan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

public questions Also he believes
that Judge Harmon can Doe success
fully attacked as the friend of corr
poutious"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Mrs. y. G. Beane has gone to Salus-
bury ana Memphis, Tenn, for a fort
night visit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

EXtrcmc pain bouishcs the con
5giuusncss of sex,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04
M.is N 5; The Annex 1is;S Ma
january Clearance Sale

We defy competition in popular priced Ladies' Furn-
iShingS. Just compare these prices
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Mrs Lou Mullen has returned 4
Muskogcc after visit with Mrs,
4, stuart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Mrs d. r. Harness of oklahoma
city Is the guest of her relative, Mrs.
q. l.. up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Miss Cecilia Bodkln has returned
from visit with her mother IN
Cherryyale, lias.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Dr. and Mrs. d, IT, Wadsworth
ana son Dan have returned from a
holiday visit in Meridian Miss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Roy Rugglcs and George Shallcn-
berger who have been home from
the university at Norman spending
the holidays with home folks have
returned TO school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Miss Gertrude Weller returns TO
Chickasha today after a visit with
her sister Miss Mile Weller
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Mrs Floyd Lorfcrty of MusEogcc
Is the guest ot Mrs Robert \, Wilson
OF the Temple apartments,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-04

Mr. George LeinngeI Of saltwater
was the guest Of friends In the city
yesterday while onroutc 10 Sprmgdale,
Ark. to visit relatives.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

pben, Die felt s5nbainuienben bsrNabr.
belt nnhjaBen; lire erbnbenen Wprte
tpdnosIn it6 ihtinbnr Don felbIt in
Stroben. i6re getiirmten Gpfterne gleis
den Der aroeit pom Danaes T1ntern,
ibreWabrbeiten limb nints nls 1roii9.
4m 3iei itsbt Elm alter Gfsl, ben fsin
5err mad einsm aebtH DOu priigtl In
bic Jreitsii ttnalis seiast bat, in bic
Jrnheit - 3R fterbtn.
SubjettiD III bieIer ~0sfeHslte
Gauft" - BON sinigen Ialppptn Ents
g!eifunstn unb i5lohbeiten abgtfeben
= zines ftarten Qebens furnsbdrts
Jo5ii, aud itiIintfh ibsrlpiegenb
fart; obiettiD in Il Dbnm6htig. Cbns
mdttiger als 9ubbb0, beiisn biiitere
0rObe immer tpieber bic bohtn Dtrs
nsinsr in ibren gdnn 3iebt. DER ptfs
iimismus beoarf, nm 5l perfiibren,
zines erhabenen Gtnnbortes, unb has
Getpunb Der RuppieteM minbsrt ftine
iptrbenoe arnft. Gtlbit ipenr uns uns
Dfberleelith bsiuis;tn piirbe. bab be
Weltsti dehte Hur ein idmmerlt3sr
DoHsHbouer Tel. ni1bsn tptr uns Gn
PEI Gtsisa an unDh - oeale,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
Dief. fIeinen gIbenteuer baben

-. 8ief. fIeinen Mbenteuer babeu
mid ipieber jung gemadtl".
Sbr 8atte perbengte iich ocnfenb.
~Ou biit nirtIidb 5u reisenb, su lie,
benspiirbisl" Damn sing er sur 3bIr
9luf Der Shpelle orebte er fib nod
einmal um unb mlrmelte:
pSeit Subren Isbe id nur fir bid!"
nSa, aber tpeibt bu, bu baIt einen
Sturm in meinern sssnnern entfuht.
8enn i6 ni9t 70 ftrens reIigi0s mare
piirbe id beoauern. Dir 70 treu ses
tpeien gu fein."
rDu biit cine SeiIige!"
Limb Dir made ih mein Rompli,
ment oIs Don Suan!"
Damn feBte fie iih ipisber auf ibr
Spfa uno iagte ruhig:
.9ute Nadt, Mmdbeus."
sic hpr6te NIT Experimentation
ouf bic S4ritte bes Wf1retris.
sic entfernten 'icb sleihmdbia unb
tottfeit. gr mar bod NOD Elm ganssr
Wnnn.
Damn fuhte Iie in ibrer 9af6e rnb
5os Elm iIsines eoIoenes ShIiHelhen
bsraus. gebutfam Dffnste iie bic
9ommobe aus 4marantenbpl3, ipiiblts
bnrin berum, unb baIo hiett fie bic
3tpillingsihpsiter BEG perbronnten
SGTthens in 6dnoen.
9lls iie Dor bem Gan,in itanb, off
uete lie Den aditsn -. unb tleins,
sarts 2iebesbriefe flattsrten ouf ben
GuBbooen; rpfa unb bIaue, sraus unb
CRIME, lila unb roIsnrotbs ;. 8risfs
nit 3orten 8epiIen unb psrftIunses
nen Ramens3iieen, nit GoIbrnnb uno
Wappenmalerei fIatterten hurheinan=
Der. 2lbsr tie Iahts ni6t batet.
8ptt, ipenn Der Marquis iie IeIen
f6nnte! -. Sbsr, tpenn er jeBt ins
3inmer tr1te! Gr fpuroe ieben, fpis
isine Satin nit polIsn 6dnben bic
9riefe ins Seuer tptrft.fo bob bds
3immer gum srpettenmal an oiefem
qbenb rciig beIeuhtst ipirb. Die
5lammen lobern auf, bic f5un,sn tnis
itern, unb erft als Die 4fhenr,ite bod
ouftpirfeIn unb bic SIummsn erIDi6eR,
% bebt Elm srIoienbsr Seufssr ibre
gruit. Gin iiIbsrbelIes gaden tont
bon ben 2ippen Der id6neu Srau.
unb Isiie murmsIt fis: .0ott lei
9ant! %. mian tann nj. tptfeu. -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

9itiiibif6e gep6Iterung
Der melt. Ginen ftatiiiiihen llss
berblid iiber bic 3abl Der Juosn, ios
melt 5uperldiIise ouiili4e Nnsoben gu
trlnngen tporen. giebt bic ~Jlnture1
Qad bieier Auf{teuung be5iffert ii6
bic GeIommtaabI Der Juben ouf IL
817, ,783, iponon tntitaus Der grobte
9kiI, 9,942, ,266, in europa kben.
Sn Mmeritn 5Gbie man 1884. 400. in
glfien 522, ,635, in Mfritn 341. .667 unb
in MuItrdIien IL, JOG Hesenner bes iss
raeli.iItxn DIoubens. GIN Der Gpiss
Der einxInen 2Gnber ittbt RubIonh
NIT elmer iiibiifkn DepDlterung bon
5,uO,648 R0pfsn, Dsiterrei1 folg,
nit 1, 224, 1899, ungorn nit 851, ,378
Dsutidlanb nit 6O7. 7.S42, bic europdi'
fdhe 9iirt<i nit 282, 2,277. RumGnien
nit 238. .275 unb on fiebenter Gttus
England nit 05.988. Sn 6oannf
a1bli man 1O5. 1888, in Urnntrein bo'
gegen nint gang 100. 600. BON bener
nnbesu 5000 in paris ieben, JtoIieu
ip<iit nan Der NDlts36blunn 52,11E
Snbtn auf. Mnbers lieeen bic Der.
bdItniiIe In ben OrobitGbten Der Welt
6ier ikbt Rem Worf nit einer @eDDl'
ierung bon 1,062, 900 Mnbdngsrn bel
noiniinen NeIision an Der Gpies. Gi
foIgen Mnrfmau nit 204.712. Nuba.
p<it NIT 186,047. Mien nit LAC, ,026
lpnbon nit 144.3OO, DbeHa init
138, 1886, Nrootlnn mit ettpos iibel
10O, 900, Berlin NIT 98,893. Qob5 mi
98.671. Chicago nit so. 600. GnIoniti
unb pbilobelpbia nit je 7b. 600, pa,
ris 10000. Qonitnntin0pel NIT etipe
GO. 900. Milnn nit 63.841. Mmfttr'
bum mil 69, ,086, JerufnIkm nit 63.,
600, Hif3inem nit %. .273, WlinS mi,
=. 600, aemteso - r26e uae 1asassj
| III 4oles2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

Gbaieipeare erbausH unb nit ibntn
.i6pdrmsH-.
Ytht nur bic eberne yeHtl Der Was
tur itebt - fis ala gernsine 0eipal! -
nuf Der Se;te Der geiaber. bic Riiitis
gen bejaben nit sriposentm MiIlsn.
Der grobe proseb 1T eennO9 fton
unb bsnno6 Der Ntiibsn perth. Gas
tans Derd4ierHisns lit aud nur Elm
Gbiett fir bic bohfte uebtrlegenbett.
bic ben peHimismus oblebnt. llno
Gaulits 90asnfobrteH niiiisn nit ihs
rsr talten 5inIitrnis bod nur uniern
Gn.buiosmus berei1srn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

BON Sans 2eub

Sobannss aauIt, heibt G, unb lit
felt LANCER s3eit mein syreurlb. Dor
etnigsn Sabrsn iibsrrafhte Il uns nit
elmer Bronze. .inem fsinsn gerdtters
tppf, einsm MsphiitO, BEN nismanb
preIIt, eiuem ubsrIsssnen. Seute
tommt ct nit sinem gu6e, In Dem er
uns feline SHtirHitd. NH benz 5atnn
ouseinonoerisst. Gin BUD pcu araft
unb Shnmaht. Subj5tip fart, OBJ
jetttD obnmdhtig.
Die DeIt lift cine GaruIe, .in llns
linn! Die Weniasn Rarrsn rpa Gin,
biIouuseH! Ter Stnn Der DsIt t0nute
nur eiH Spub fir einsu zeufeI iein,
eer iia iber feline 9efhDpfe Iuitia
ma6te! Suuft, DoTnthuft - gar
Die Religion - oIes S2arra! Die
srubeu gefpesulsen, Sample, bi. Grs
ihitterungen, Idherli6e RGlnore
obne Sinn unb 3tped unb 3isl! Die
5eroeu betrossns getriissr! Die Ge.
ihihte Elm or6bnennsr 2irm pbns
Wertb unb 9sbalt, oler Gr0be bar
Der peTismus uno Der Etsptisiss
mus baben iit Oft semibt, ben Tlsns
ihen ibre Ws!t 3u perleinen. 9rpB
uno furntbar bat gubnba bas fable
9orsebirge bss Tafeins nit eineR
Wsers Der @srusiuuns Su bsbsdsn
periuht. Menn Satan, tpie GarlnIe
mstnt, bos spi9e .0eiH" lit, bonn bat
Der 9oie teinsn eranbioi.ren propbes
ten, als ben aonisSiohn Dautomo;
gegen ben Dofeinsburft, ben perdhtIis
den, risf CT bic Wsnfhkit 5ur SeIbits
peruihtrna auf: bas Wenibengss
i9le6t, bas nit ebernen Hetten an bds
9oiein getniipft unb se5ipuHssn lit,
Tprt5eugsno Der 5rog0bis neus 4ttsurs
gu sebdren.
9rbber unn erhobener iinb peiIis
misraus unb Stspti5ismus oft sepres
bist porben, ols In 9oulfss 9uhe;
aber nismGIs pit 10 ehisr Rupptstei.
unb taIter Siferbeit.
Denn I'm aobeIetb Der Wsiie bic
Gitelteit oler Dinse oIs bns Gnbe Der
grfabrnng resiitrieri, 10 rsgt sr uns
niht uuf. Wlit iol1er aItersertsnnts
mis- tann man sine Gdtlafmiis. fein.
8oulte rsi3t uns init benz nisbertrd9s
tteen. iberlessnen Gri1rien, nit BEN
barten Sartusmiis, nit bensn CT uns
our6 Die beilioen 6dIIen fibrt. Wit
Der 9e!oHenbeit eines unfeblboren
flppft er allenthnlben an, unn Iiehe,
alles ib bobI iub ieer. lutber unb Der
papit ibelten chamber, - unb mir
pernebuen niht bic GignaIs elmer
Weltpeube, ionoern bns 9Ieh zines
&orpoauteEhors oriibnt nns ins Sbr
nit benz niebertr6ntigen 2nheu uns
fsres NerfaTsrs. Der grobe Mlerans
Der 5iebt in bic Delt, unb Der DerGhs
ter 5sigt r.ns auf fsinen Spuren nur
ben briillenben Wabn Der Wenihbeit.
bic ni1t leben fam obRe GMlnhtfeI<
Der uno llnterDrbnung. Hopoleon,
gismart. iteigen auf IN mtteoriider
gnersie; Der gsrdhter n0tbist iie, ibr
Jnnerftes au entbiobtn; gum Dore
fdsin fomut has unbdnbige Sh, bas
nit @olte-n Elm sielboftes Gpisl fpies
len muB aus nHgsborenem Orange.
sointer ihn.n Ger iubeIt Der bIObe
Gntbuiiasmus Der 3erinoHenen Jnpas
liben, bic NIT benz Qtiertaften lumber.
3ieben unb mad einer Rrpfermiin5e
bafh<n. Gin Iei9t inreitenber 6obn
Lbsisa&tts bal Gstlsstsa ~ ntIsfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

gppIar strabs $40 gitr Simmer Gettase:
0ds nHo aeafr, Ra1suiraesn bti o. GIIsrs
mann, &3 popiar Gtsabe. bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

grfabrtnts Dedee5tn, init Rsisrsz,m. In els
nst familie Don 2 Esriensn; ags Gtoufmlidftis
ten. Eircbtnbabrfotti ptrc betabl.. Eahsuftas
cen 7o5 GIsRpoce Asenus, apsRtaIs. Neresns.
Hsifrten aBon 404 X. SCI
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DOUBLE PAVE
FOR PLANK RO.


be divided into four classes-one,
horse-drawn freight-carrying; two.
horse-drawn pleasure; three, motor
driven freight-carrying: four, motor
driven pleasure.
1.-THE second class will probably prove
inconsiderable in comparison with the
others. The first lass has been losing
In relative Importance and the third
and fourth gaining during the last few
years.
Subsequent to the hearing such in
formation as could be had was OBJ
tanned as to the modern types OF
wooden block and close-jointed granite
block paveinents, their probable life,
cost of maintenance and general adapt
ability for the purpose.
at Is to be remembered, however,
thai the choice OF pavements is limited
to those described IN the specifications.
There have been improvements in re-
cent practise in granite block work.
The granite pavement, as specified for
this work, is, in the opinion OF the
commissioner, not the highest class CT
pavement of it's type. The contract
price, $3.50 a square yard, for the Plank
road, as against $3.50 for other classes
of work, is perhaps the best justitics-
ton of this opinion"