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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-15
Hicks CAPUDENE

Is the best remcdy to take. It's H.
luld errcrtl mmediatc-plcosaut to
take. lOc zoe and SOC at drug
stores
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-15

Palm leaf fans. 3 for Dc at Graves
Racket store 10 Fast Second street.
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-15
NOTICE.

Mr.. Cutf HuckabT who has been
driving the Partisan wagon is not IN
the service of the Partisan Cleaners
and Overs any more. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-15
THE CHURCHES Do
TOO LITTLE WORK
REV. WICkIZER DEpLORES TiIh
LACK or "rIICIllNG M
FIGHT FOR Law SUPREMACY
criticism of Courts aud Officials Les
scncd Thcir ruWcr-A True
citizens DutN.

nrs. Iu the poNCruIug of Tine NN "I
,,a,. p, a. A. NI.I.,r. pastor MI
b. rnr.,,.u church. Fourth mdI
poYlf,r suudl. u.rht preached to anil
audience ..nIpo.,d uf members Of ha|
,.rrr,.,tI.p aud CHAT of the TIruI
,t,,h.gi.t .ris.nuYI rnur.h
rh. RE-, WI,I.g.r took tn, l2lh.
ps,Ir, y,rs. .as test "uNrrpt
p,. .r3 IuII u. house. hn labor
I'm vain CHAT nu..d lt except the Lord
Noon b, city, the ourhmu Vuhoth
hrt ip vain,
vh, sermon was mlcd with stdIcd
tbouahfs and. n % great measure, was.
r,rr,,, with much that bore dry.lN
,r ,r, .ifu.tI.u confronting no, Tulsa
or t,Joy
"nur rnIrs." said fhc reverend gem
ucp,op "r,prgs,ni ID congestion or
bumori,, and In their government
u,r, ,ri.,s man, and hard problems
:, s,n, vb,, arr tine Very nerve uou-
.,,. of u,. nnJ,. when tho, are dla.
,rrn,d tb, national IIfr becomes dIs-
,rr,,d r,pf,mIu,tr the life of the
ciros and th,re is contamination iu|
the ME of the Narou The kingdom
~, p,i.I,r ,nulJ pnf survive the city
~, r,t,t,n NOR ,nlll the Roman
,,..,..r,,,,,,,t l,pr Withstand the con.
Ir,, or pomo The head " national
t,r. ,,s ~, hr,t,r than chat of ,lW|
10, and II is IN, same today. The
..,. 80 h. ,In. soon become tho
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

SIR. &eooftpr!
6or ct Yar Mor tilbage oar ser
/ ct. SAUL cit Screening, iom olle
l111ge 9anlfe, og mango ga1nle for
T. ite11 ogiaa, beo e1bper 2ejligbeo
tolte ON. Sc flelte iao up til Sen
iom 2psni1gen poa Set ltoreSpprgs=
maol at iammeni lutte alle 9anlf-
Mmerifanerne. Set iegtes opl1aaet
pe6 9enpttelien al bort fel1es
Sprog> oanif 2tteratur og oen Oan=
ife Mar0, ser ditto berifeoe inoell
for oens &irfefreos.
Set por l1ngoomn1ens &raft %
@irfelpit, Ser 6a git giennem ct.
Souls 0onife 8%efolfning. IS Girfe=
ligbeoe,1 lpffe6es set ogiaa 9on 8
II II 9 5 IN 5 orenin for
nogen Sis at ltoa paa Set bpieltc
S%tanbpl1nft / loo @enieen6e.
Men eftcrboonoen blep en- ltor
&ort al 0ens Me0lemmer gifte, c1
mart, naar Sc fit Sc Diemlige Sps-
Ter at baretage, gift Sc u6 al Sore.
ninger; pna sen Moo6e mtlte6e Sor.
eningen life ale11e mango Wte0lem=
mer, me1t oglaa ma11ge gooe &rG.: s
ter, iaa at SEN I'LL for cit lang SID
bar p9ret poa Spgeliiten.
S Sen iener" Sis far 6oreningen
beilltttet at in6fere S%pgebl9lp; men
for at Bette fan ife, iful6e set al1=
ifes at Ser bar nogle flere Meolem=
mer; paa ben Maa0e bill 6orenin=
gen regte ltn &elf9ro peo at faa
itprre Gilil11tning, og Sen oil 90 til
@jengjelo / Silfpl6e al Spg6om
bielpc ct Meblem til SEN be61te
Eleie.
gu 6onlfe &pinoe og Mono, bielp
Sen ipge 5orening at blipe bel, og
blip ielp bil1lpet.
@e0 Saf for Sptagelien,
Ceres %forbum6ne, S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

8 on f=o e T. ISL
BEN + a man6 /
&in'a.
S 6anffe .8laoe omtales en- pngre
6anif @ioenifabsmano, @ano. mag.
6. g. 2arien, ser ODER Mmertfa bar
funoet Sci til &ina og Mniettelie
iom &rofesior peo ct l1ntpvriitet /
Spo &ina. SON opboloer Jig /
CONNER pao Serie / Danmarf. 8ro=
fesior 2arien reiit efter at babe to-
get @agiitergra6en / romanif 6ilo=
logi | 9anmarf til San Granciseo,
bpor ban fit Mniattelie iom 2erer
De6 Ell &eiitole. &on bapoe n6itgt
til EN- @la6s iom 2erer ! %ftanoina~
.piife 9prog be6 California 5tats
l1nioeriitet, 90 Soroifielbet ranrte
San Srancisco og .anrette6e flor
Sfa6e paa Stats l1niDeriitetet, og|
oermeo maatte foreIgbig 3lanerne
opgipes ON Sprettelie al en- itan6i-
nabtf 2areitol. 2orien bao6e in1i6-
lertio faaet ct 9ilbu6 fra &i1o ON
en- Stilling JONI 3rofesior peb Uni
beriitetet ! gbeng-tu, ser Iigeer Iangt
irroe ! 2a16et npr peb sbibets
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
6aa ben bebite ur%ientalifc Subaf.

Suiin6er nf bore 2eiere, iom er
&lenoere al goo Sobaf, oil me6 Be-
geiitri1g un6eritrege ali, iom er iagt
ON ~&asian" @igaretter og iom er
omtalt | ct it6rre advertisement ber
/ 8looet. SIZE American Tobocco
Gompanp, iom fremitiller 6enne be-
rentte Mrttfel, Sc iterite og NET ar1=
1ete Observation-Disclosures / Ger6en, poo
ltaor meo ful6 Set at u@osian" 81
garetter giper Sen melt egte orien=
talife Smag, iom %obelyobeoet er OBJ
1ooeltg til bpilfen iom bel1t Gris.
Disie @igaretter er lopet at cit for
trinlig &politet al Gobof. Sc far
en- @ellugt og @elimag,o Ser tffe opcr=
tr9ftes- al mango Gtgoretter, lom
19lges for Sen 6obbelte Yris. Ceres
tortreffelige &palitet og lope @ris
Dor 91ort 0em D110et DoS bore 2an0s=
memo. Ge fan fiebe ii al oisie 81
garetter for fem Gents. M1le sos
ian" Gi9oretter er foripne6e rne6
M111toltpffe al Sort. Set er sen fl
11elte Gtgoret, iom nogeniinoe er til
h1t6t for Sen &ris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
tient itore &enee. Oeiaa mange
9on1fe bar ipgt bam og faaet &iaIp
hna 'hnn1

tlent itore &enge. 0giaa mango
3nnife bar ipgt BAN og fooet &iaIp
Dos bom.
Get CT 6og lite i ollie GilfeIbe at
rTpttoren" bor bnret beloig. Sioite
ltge opoe iaaleoes fer / 8pc1 en-
,Mrs. Mtton 8oeiebL ser bar blepen
bebanolet al bam, men banoe boaret
bans Eloiter ioo lange, at BUN fit
Blooforgtftnin9 oerat bpiltet Dor
9posomlage11. @et1oes 2ege, 81.
Ooenoabl, bar annlelot @o9en for
@tsconlin Mutboritetert1e, % set er
oplpit at bette life er oa eneite
1posfalo, ipm fon tilifripes Eills
Molterfnr. Ser bar Sale ON at OPP
grape @rs. 8oicb's Sig for at toni
itatere 2eosaoriagen, og 0ereftcr
begpnoe SogsonlGg moo Sill, oels
for 1loplig Sageprotsts, 6els for at
pgre Moriog til ct @ennel fes 800
@en forelebig ipnes sogen at pere
itillet I @ero, ga Nl1tboriteterne ino=
rpm1ner, at set bliper poniteligt at
reiie Gag mos Sill, ga ban life 81
Der Jig us for at bore 9oftor, os
gi6r &atienterne u0trpffeltg op-
merfiom paa set. San toger ingen
9etoling. Set er en frtpillig Sag
for Nattenterne at legge / 8psje1.
Nfbpb 2anbsmanb. Sacob &eoer=
ien, 734 Mariball Mpenlte, ser far
bpet / ct. Saul iioen 1863 og bar
&eteron fra 9orgerfrigc11 og Mfeolcm
al uSSl1nior &toncers' Msiociotion",
og6e Snsoog 0enne ltge i-en Ml6er
at 70 Nar. San tilb6rte 8pens fri
8%ranoforps fra 1867, in6til
Spen fit lpnnet 8ranopei EN-. S So
aarene Dar ban Me0lem al 6irmoet
Moeller, &Seoerien & TO-, Ser bop0e
cit &pplefabrif pao 6. oy Geoor
Streets. Se0erlen fom til Mmertta
fra 9armorf / 1861, gift ino / Sc
5toters &onitruftions=
forps og tiente gje1ncm belc &rigcn
peo Spmoaling og Serlrbanebpgntng.
&o11 efterlaoer Jig fem Spnner %
fem Gptre, iom ollie boer / 81. Saul.
Ssnnerne bor ailtcn ue0 @egropeI=
ien, lom foregif igoor gftern1iooog
$50 fra Sprge6ulet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

noget, iom pil fengsle. >Mf @ulif
oil Ser blipe alt, bpa6 ielp SEN met
fororingsfltl0e fam begjnre, i6et bele
s @an0 og Srfeltre nil un0erDoloe
Sc beipge11oe, 6erof nogle al Sc be0=
lte / 2a1bet, % Erogramme1 loper
@ltiif loo at lige bper Slime paa
9oger. @eooelp6ene, iaa Del &ibe=
ipm &ipreleb, foregoar bper Sag, %
Ml1tomobillpbe1te pil fiu6e 5teo sen
s. og g.. September, &l. 100 Gfter=
mi0oag. Ser bill bliDe 9eili9be0 for
unge 6armeridnner til at gpe Jig /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
WORLDS CHAMPION DAIRY
COW.

Minncipta Statc Tair aopner iine
&orte f%prltfomme1oe Ma116og for
sen itprite, beolte og melt %pelor0neoe
lt0itilling / Mgcrbrngsiellfabets ST.
itorie. Get moa liges, at Set life
l1oeluffenoe CT Staten Minnei ota,
JONI bar poet lit 9iorog til SEN ito
re @rbibition. @pert @iprne al
@loocn CT blepet rmtiaget for at
frembringe 1toget al %Snteresie, og
&elultatet CT, at Ser oil life finoes
ct iaa freient eller fritiif Menneife,
;u6e,1 at ban eIler bl,n 10 oil finoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
UDVALGTE B0GER.

bl0fneet. Roman afCarit Etlar, Coo, eleg.
S5c:-Udvalgte Eventyr og tilstorler, az
n. g Andersen, 352 Slider, 60 Illustrationer,
telling fra Norge afJonas Lie, 5oc.-Gbnge-
hovdingen og Dronnlngens Vagtmester, afCa-
ris Etlar, $50 Slider, 500. eleg. indb. $1.25.
indb. $1.5O.-Kongens Yndling. af Carl Her.
mann, 500 Slider, $1.OO. eleg. indb. $1.5O.-
Senandshistorler. af n. Drachmann, s5c,
eleg; indb. $1.25:-Sklebnens Spill, Roman al
afBi. Bjornson, 6oc, eleg. indb. $1.O0.-SoI.
CLINT, Fort@ll'nger. Skitser og Digte afAdam
Dan. Coo. eleg. indb. s5c.-Den lille Deklama.
1ndb. $1.25.- N~ybyggerne og Blokhuset, to
Eortellinger sf Kr. Ostergaard. jndb. Use.
~W Sksiv efter fuldstendtg Katalog.
. c. RASMUSSEN PUB. co. e
- s. 18th ST., Mirneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
eKREFT H~ELBREDES,

baade udvendig og indvendig. Ingen Be
skj@ring, ingen Udbrending. ingen Frys-
ming. ingen Rontgen-Straaler, faktisk in
gen Snerter, ingen stygge Ar. Anbefa-
linger og Oplysninger indhentes we'd at
skrive.
F!cJ. Duggan, Md, Grand Forks, me-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

v&e=ltnipm" =&nbstjeneite meS 81
tergang pil blipe ofbolot / SEN oanif=
norlfe @olgotba airfe, 1856 Sbomas
st., f%prltfon1men0e Senoog Tor,
miooog &l. 1890. Ct. Mrel @a0iclt
nil preoife pper Gn1net v@porle0es
fo1t @olgatba airfen blipe Ell Magt
for set @ooe?" @ngelif Mften=
guostjenelte &l. 100. gmne st
6pes not pet appear pbat me iball
Be-.
6orelore, Ser bor 8grn / &pnfir=
motipnsolberen, beoes 1en0e Sem til
YrGl ten / Sen n9rmelte 6remtio for
no1frtpning. M0resl e 491 Gbarles
Street.
Gr=lt. g. Sperfpriter @ifforb &in=
ebutt, bpis liplige Sammentteo mes
tioligere S~n0enrigsminilter Sollin=
ger, iao bel iom bans u6prGgeoe
progressive" Senoenier far ifaffet
bam megen Smtale, bar / gegpnbel=
len al l1gen opbolot Jig fer / @pen
og reilte / SirsOags berfra birefte
til Mlaifa, bpor fan agter at opbol=
Sc Jig en- Maoneo for at iotte Jig ino
/ 6orbol0e1e. @an bar @an0ag
Mften gGresginit peo Ell Smnmen=
fomlt, / bpilfen 1875 @en6 fra for
ifjelltge 9ele al Staten oeltog.
@lan0t Salert1e bar &ongresm9n=
beue 2inobergb og Mn6erion iamt
Giceguberner @orbon. Scr. &incbot
u6tate Jig MES 8egeiitring pm l10=
iigterne for Sc progressive &epubli=
fanere og erflereoe Jig for 2a6ol=
lette lom Ereiioentfanoi6at.
Gn 8i9amiit. si6ite l1ge blep
Gilbert 9alen arreiteret for l10ite=
oelie al en- Gbecf paa Ell @anf, /
bpilfen ban tngen @eltgefonto bap=
,oe. &eo Sen 2ejligbeo fom set for
Ga9en, at 9oler1 ogiaa bapoe andre
&iotlpftigbeoer paa iin Sampittig=
6eo, iaale6es at ban for bele to eg=
teDie6e 9ltruer. So &pin0er fom
efter Mrreitationen til County gl6bo=
faten og ta1te Mrreitantens Sag 111,=
Ser Snf og 2oorer. @briiti1e &ou=
&c fra Chicago, MI /. Minneopolis,
lpnes at bope itgrit Set til 9olen.
SUN er Mo6er til to 8grn. De1t
anoen &uitrn flyer, at bum beo SGT
tie 9abr at ct. Saul, % at bum
bleb biet til 9alen Sen 6. SUM- iaor
al &etsfomisi9r @allicf. Sen fer=
ite Mrs. Galen flyer, at benoes
Mono reiite fra ben6e og 8ernene
peo Nptaar. Sngen al &ptnoerne
piloe uotage Mnflage moo 9ole1 for
8igami. timber 6orberet beogif
H<olen bao6e 8igamiet % Sen beer
oileie Gbecf, men bnuoeoe, at Set
bar Grit iom bapoe forIeoet bam til
begge oisie 5orbrpoelier, og at
t1abrlig ben farlige Mbiintb par
-Sfpl6 ! bans GaIo. Domreer Orr
osrnte bom til Statsfangslet ct
'aur for gefselfalif, men beororeoe
Domn1en uoiat en- uge for at lie, ON
1oget fan gisreS for ban1, 81 bon
iDneS bgilig at a11gre fine 8ebrifter.
8.rtes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
lAM1ERrS
HEUMATISME-PULvER

e. e Rh s,anss; aasd s.ssr 81 aG P'sa4 a1;safafe IL.
Bet er ingen Patent-Medicin. men en- Vi.
d den Iandi. T %ef si ;n6n di1bsFf $ s5ni e o af
81 Parker, paatrykt tydelig Brugsanvis-
ming og ferdig til Brug.
bet giver sikker Lindring i IS Minutter
efter den f0rste Dosis: indeholder absolut
ingen skadelige Stoffer og udvikler inRen
Trang til G~jentagelsei S~ystemet.
Paa F~orlangende sendes en- fri Prove or
Iiteratur. eller Pulveret portofrit we'd Mod.
taRelsen af Prisen.
e. LAMBERT, Ene.Fabrikant,
4202 Washington Avenue Merit. MINNEAPOLIS, MIHN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

@e6pmmelie al @usopr, % ser CT
uoiat ierlige &remier for oette. Sc
4 ferite &ftener al l1gen &l, Z pil
ser blipe en- flor Bara6e al @us6pr
/ Sus6prpmillonen, bpor man lige=
le0es nil fl1nre lie Mooneps $4,000
eleftriife San0em. @n6pioere Meje=
I'll, Srugt=, @usopr=, Maifir1= og
mango anore l1oitillinger. @nbper
Cos 8orger at Minneiota, og ga
9anife ierligt Epillingbpernes @ebo-
ere, nil gipre set til en- 9gresiog at
beige Minneioto @tate Tair.
Traier Tonbet. Sill oe efterlaote
otter Deteftiu Sroier, iom blep ifuot
al Eeter S11bl, er in0iamlet ct 6onb
paa 1926 op til Man6ag.
HrGitoent SAT- niI / Sftober Moa=
neo begipe fig u6 paa en- iengere
@eiie giennem 6e beltlige Stater, poo
bptlten ian ogiaa nil beipge Min=
neiota. @ubernpr @berbart er Die
bet nroerrettet ON, at Hreli6enten
oil boloe lin ferite Sale / Minneiota
I M%onfato, @lrberngrens 8p, Sirs=
oag 6ormio6ag Sen "a. Sftober. On
Mftenen fommer bm til Minneapo=
.lts, bbor Fan bill ttlbringe Matten.
Sem felgen6e Sag tilbringer ban
ct. Saul.
Gn &pafialper-Mferc. Opre
@tSooniin, / Seem &icbmon6, boer
EN- Ntrtger, Sill, ser far op1aaet
itor Mobnfun6igbeo iom @pafiolper
og almin6eligt fien6es unoer 0apnet
rDr." Sin. San bar ct bioun-
oerligt &laiter, iom fan arpenoer
MOB alleilagS Spg0omme, og iom
BON poaitaar fan furere oIt. Set biz
oes ogian, at Bette 8laiter, bpis
SSoneobeitonooel er @potonoIie, Ser
bar meget iterf treffen6e girfning,
bar fureret flere SiIfaloe al @iqt
Q. bsl., 90 rDoftoren" bar t. bpert
Sab boot en- lsbpre flor gggning %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

@ra1roie San reiite oertiI meo &u-
itrn og @grn % er 2erer for 800.
111tge &tneiere, er tilfre6s meo lin
Sttlling Ser og bar Stang fom Ma11-
0arin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

yin CT BET Siben, at De bsr teon
Gem for ct abonnement paa osA
8lao. Me6 fine paalioeIige Otter.
retninger og fit u6polgte 2efeitof bill
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation at
Uhre bespg den v~ellkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

@ur 2anosmanb :. =. Talfcnbcrs
er 11,t etobleret / go. 403 go. 60
bert Street, bpor ban paatager Jig
alt Mrbeioe f%orb1uoet mes 8egrapel-
fer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

Gm Gnipjtiffer. @6tparo q. gtel=
ion, 81 Mar, 1929 Gopping Street,
liager pao @%pboipitulet meo ct
&nipitif / &pggen, buoraf Fan iiffert
nil So. Gmil 6ilber, 19 Mar, blep
arreiteret for Sperfolo. Sc to l1nge
0nn0 tom / Irptte peo Ell 2uncb=
pogn, $40 Nrur1oel Street, tiolig
Manoog Morge11, pg 6iiber greb
Slogterfnipen tilbpren0e 9uncbpog=
mems @jer pg itaf &elion / &pggen.
Melions p%e11ltre 2u1ge blep gieunen1=
tOret, -. -t.-,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

Gm itur @apc blep Tre6og Otter
miooog tiliagt Grfebilfop Srelano
|paa Ct. Saul fotboIife Seminaril,m,
bpur Ell flor Gel al &r@lterne / ct.
&a1ls @iipeopn11ne pnr hamlet. Oct
por eli Sl,1 paa 100000 fra 260
NrGlter / Mnleoning al grteut1pens
-5O=Nors S1bilelm. 6orifiellige
Yrriter far bioraget fra $500 til
$1,000. 8elpbene ifal %i1,0ienoes til
Grfebilpen iuoet1 ct Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
st. Paul.

est, Pau Tdaude" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

9%mfticjlabs paa Statc Tair. Stats=
uoitilIinge,1s 8eitprelie bar uflllttet
apntroft mes @rigbt 8re0rene ON
to i%orbe0rcoe @rigDt Meropla11er til
Sppisninger poo roitillingen. De
ifal ltpres al berpmte Npiatifere,
iom pil foretage fire Glppninger
bper Sag unoer u0itillinge1. Sc pil
foripge at iloo enoel al Seroens
Observation-Disclosures, og beres SLIP
l1i1ger og Sorepisninger Til ptsielig
troffe Sl1linoer al Sc belpge10e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
ADMIRAL TOGO
 ID SAY GOODBYE

Springfield. Mass. August 19-Ad miral Togo passed through here al 7:25 o'clock tonight en route to Niagara Falls, on the last leg of his journey through the United States as the ma tions guest.
 On his arrival at Niagara Falls earlv tomorrow, the Japanese admiral will breakfast on the American side and say his official goodby to Capt. Templin M. Potts, United States navy, and Chandler Hale, third assistant Secretary of State, his official pilots. The ad- miral, however, has asked both men to go over to the Canadian side as his guests and they will remain there with him until Monday night. when the ad- miral begins his trip to Vancouver.
 In Canada he will travel unofficially
 Before he left Boston this afternoon Admiral Togo was asked.
 What do the average Japanese peo- pie think of the attitude of the people of the United States?"
 We believe he replied, that tho people of the United States are tn. best of friends with the Japanese peo. pie and we believe this relation vii continue forever"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
With the Churches

First Methodist church, Avenue G and Twentieth stret, the Rev. G. E. Boyd, pastor. Morning services at Il o'clock; evening service at 7:45. Sunday school at 945, Roscoe E. Scott, superintendent.
 First Baptist church, Avenue and Eighteenth street, tie Rev. A. K. Wright. pastor Morning service at Il o'clock evening service at 145 o'clock; Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock, J. W. Minor, super intendent.
 First Presbyterian church. Avenue G and Nineteenth street. Morning service at II o'clock: evening service at 7:45; Sunday school at 945 Bert Simpson, su- perintendent
 St. Anthony's church, Catholic. Ave nue H and Twenty-first street, the Rev. R. J. McQuillen, pastor. First mass at o'clock: second mass at 10:30 o'clock.
 Grace Presbyterian church, Park ave nue and Eighteenth street. the Rev. l.. A. Reagor, pastor. Morning service at II o'clock: evening service at 7:45. Sum day school at 9:45. E. W. Russell. super intenderit
 First Christian church, Avenue and Twenty-first street. Morning service at II o'clock: evening service at z1:45; Sun day school at 9:45, J. c. Bryant, superin- tendent.
 St. Johns Episcopal church, the Rev. A T. Weldon, rector. Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock; evening prayer and sermon at 7;45. Sunday school at q.45
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
Riots at Llanellv

LaanelIy. Wales August 19,-Riot is rampant in Llapelly tonight as the re- suit of troops having fired upon a mob today. killing two menS and seriously worn1ing two others all of them alleged to be young laborers who were in no way connected with the railway strike. one of the men Is said to have just ar rived on the scene. drawn there by cu- ioeity.
 The inhabitants of the town are great
 v inflamed over the shooting which they consider uniustified and tonight roting of a serious character broke out.
 Five hundred soldiers had to be hastily sunmoned to clear the streets of angry men while others are guarding the e'ec- fIic power house and public buildings which the rioters threaten to burn.
 The home, of magistrate was ral,led and footed this evening and mother h,use and several railway cars loaded with pro visions were burned.
 Llarellv is regarded as the key to West Wales and disturbances haze been constant here since the railway strike WAS declared. Several times the no5 'e- came so menacing that it was necessary to read the riot act.
 Today's affray occurred on tnci bridge. close to the railway station. .,i standstill by the mob and several striker. jumped on the engine and beat the sh gineer and fireman.
 I A platoon of soldiers was sent to th' scene at double quick and the mob scat l tered up the slopes overlooking the jsridg and sealed walls into the nearby gardens
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
l saH VERY QUIET IN
 POLICE CIRCLES

The general situation in police circles was the usual number of arrests on minor charges no disorders of any conse- quence occurred. A large number of re- groes were arrested last night, charged with being drunk and disorderly conduct, while several arrests were made for vio- lating the prohibition law The early part of last night was especially busy Arrests picked up along toward midnight also and the patrol wagon kept in constant motion.
 The sheriffs office and forces were busy last night and yesterday afternoon and raided several well known tigers, where they secured the usual amount of whisky and beer A raid was made on several houses in the restricted district. No arrests were made but whisky, wine, champagne and beer were coniscated. The event of the night in police circles was the narrow escape of s. H. Darnell from serious injury at Twentieth street and Third avenue last night about 80 o'clock Darnel was riding wheel down Third avenue and Fountain Heights car was passing the avenue. An Avenue | C car turned to go to the barn .and the Fountain Heights car stopped Darnell did not run broadside into the ear but
 attempted to go around the pack of 1t when his rear wheel slipped and he fell. His wheel kept going and was found under the car. Darnell escaped with a few minor bruises.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
TYPO CONVENTION
 COMES ID CLOSE

San Francisco, August 19-The fifty seventh annual convention of the Inter- national Typographical union ended here today after the administration wing of
 the union. which favors a liberal policy in
 dealing with employers and the avoid ance of strikes far as possible had
 been sustained in every issue coming be-
 fore the convention.
 The laws committee, which has won on
 every indorsement 1t has made in the last I1o years, passed through the convention with it's record unbroken.
 | The most important work of the con l vention was the adoption of a tentative arbitration contract, liberal in it's proris- | ions to be submitted to the American ! Newspaper Publishers association Janu- | ary l; the decision to re-submit the vote abolishing piece work to a referendum vote; the raising of the number of union | petitions required to initiate legislation
 from 50 to 100; the voting of per ca pita
 assessment of 25 cents for the defense Of l Johp J. and James B. McNanara; the
 passing of resolutions urging drastic
 Asatic exclusion laws, and the decision
 not to invest the old age pension funds in 1 bords but to keep that for fighting re- sources.
 1 The delegates left for Los Angeles to- night to attend the unveilng of a nonll-
 ment in the printers cemetery there.