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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
SOCIALIST STATEMENT
Nhy the Defense Of the murderers
 Was Entered uron

DULUTH. Minn.. Dec. 4.-Arousce 0y the confession of the McNamaras, the central committee of the Duluth socialist party has prepared an open letter. which read in part: Ore Of the most tragic fiascos in the history of the labor movement in the United States, and perhaps in the world has ust taken place. The circumstances inder which the AfeNamarus were kidnapped and deprived of their fun gamental constitutional right to a
 ir hearing before extradition, rought 10 the defense of these men he organized socialist and labor -cvement of the ent re country. lme, money, unanimity of support nd sympathy went out to these men eom the organized socialist labor lovement Of the country.
 That we were mistaken--honestl ;o-in our belief that the men were innocent, must be admitted. As so- ialists We went into the fight with lean hands and will ng hearts. We ave nothing to atone for, nothing to pOlogize for what we have done in he McNamara case, and We would ladl ydo it over again should occas- on necessitate 1t. We condemn the ctions of the McNamaras. In every
 Y fife VIC are prone to forget the reedine of such men by the score,
 the s,ums and eEettos Of every
 Tge city the country. To IS ther 0lduct Is a replica Of the act ci tgosz. and Santo CesaTio."
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
XMAS SALE

The Ladies Of St. Johns Guild will hold a sale Of Christmas fancy work. h0me-cooked food and homemade candy. at the Young Woman's Chris tan association, "wednesday. Decem- Der 13, from until 6. There will be something new in grabs for the children. 257.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
professlonal Amenitl.-

When ! am at home like to lie at my case
 "Rumph! Nobody's ever noticed that Peculiarity in you is confined to a homs craving
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
WRITTEN CONFESSION
 OF M'NAMARA
Continued from Page D

None in ;he least. organized ia Dor is my friend
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05

was a person of an Investigating turn of mind. She Is also a reasonable person and does not condemn him unheard, but she is shortly going back to Missouri for the purpose Of conducting an inquiry.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
COPPER MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.--Copper easy. 12.75 to 1905. Lead steady, 40 to 4.50. Arrivals 7f tons, exports this month l,03l tons. Lake 13 IS to l-I. Electroiyue Is IS to 1-4. Casting l2 5s to 7S. Local sales of lead are reported as 100000 pounds spot, East St, Louis delivery at 4.3T l2.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
PIckIed WaInuts.

Gather the walnuts when we'll frown, but still soft enough to be- ,ierced through with a aeedle. Run . heavy needle through ahem several ,dmss and place them n strong 'srine. using as much alt as the water VIII absorb Let them remain In ,rines for | week oratsn days and :hanse the brine every other day rhsn drain the nuts and exposs them Q the air until they have turned: slack, Pack them in iars and cover hem with boiling hot vinegar. prepar.. d as follows: To gallon of vinegar ldd an ounce each of ginger root. mace. allspice and cloves and two ounces Of pepper corn. Boil them tc' fether for ten minutes and then ,train over the nuts. Let them siand | month before using.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
custard Pic.

Use an earhen or granite pie plate. lbout an inch and half deep. Cover with crust rolled out half an inch arger than the plate; turn in the pdgs and pinch 1t into fluted rim. Al. ,ow for each pie three eggs. three cups of milk, half cup of sugar and aalf a teaspoonfu1 of salt. Heat tho milk. beat the yolks until very light md thick, add sugar and salt and a little grated nutmeg. if you like is3 Then add the hot milk and the white of the eggs beaten slightly. Brush the under crust with little of the white of egg, then turn in the mix Eure and bake slowly until firm. Test t with knife; if done the blade VIII be clean instead of milky.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Lodge; e; Directory

Royal Arcanum,
 Newport Council No. 322 Royal Arcanum meets 1st and 3rd We'd nesday nights in each month in tie Board Building. Visiting brethren always welcome.
 s. M. Beattie, Regent,
 ". 0. Wishon, Secretary.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Kerosene Stove.

Every woman when she gets new sock stove thinks she will keep 1t like that" But few know the best way, and soon get discouraged. Here lre some bits from my own exper. ence.
 The out side is to be kept clean by. rubbing 1t with newspaper daily, occasionally with few drops of kero- Jene on soft cloth. This cuts off my grime and prevents rust. so once n six months say, try a coating of inseed oil and benzine in equal duan- dties. AS this is inflammable, the ltove must be cold when it is applied. Rub on but little at time, follow ng this immediately with soft cloth
 This mixture of linseed oil and ben. hne is inexpensive, and will be, found invaluable for polishing every iron lhing, as well IS furniture. floors and Foodwark of the homer ' .ss@x
 TO prevent rust on the inside of the: wen Is mot soseasy: ss ene does nos sara tonpnts these M-smelling oils. where they will perfume her baking The simplesu plan ais tos have < thes wen door slightly ajar after using lti sntil the steam is out and the sides' tried by airs Indeed, 1t is wellfto ,pen the door quite often. as damp iess collects quickly, and when russ s onces begun the task is doubled. V Constant vigilance. and oil are neces sary to keep this useful member of he household aaohinery "new-look. ng."
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Her Ides of FashIoo'' ''''''''

Tc be in fashion is as dear to 1'ij, the hearts of children as it is to their eld CTS and an amusing instance of this occurs in venita Seibert's new book "The Gossamer Thread" which chroa lc'es the unfolding mind and soul of exquisite Velleda, a German-American little girl, whose doings have wreathed the faces of her compatriots in tender smiles The point of fashion at issue IS spring-heeled shoesy because Ethel Napoleon, the school fasAion-leader, is wearing them, YelleGa gets a pair after much persuasion, only to find that Ethel has changed once more to shoes with heels.
 "Velleda. for once, had nothing ts say. The world seemed turning the wrong way, and she walked around in . dazed state until the bell rang. Di. rectly after recess Division A filed out to the front bench to recite spell ing and language.
 Station. station said Mary Alice Day. A stopping-place. The boy went to the statfon.' as al,ys
 \ Passion, passion T. said Ethel Ma poleon. 'A stFeng emotion, The, girl was ip aspassion.
 "Fashsion, fashion," said velleda. vaguely and paused. sss
 Go on. yelleda.' said Miss Mollie. Give the definition. and a sentence You are always good at that
 "The haze cleared from yelleda's lace like 2 fog, and her eyes gleamet with brave fire. 'sf
 Fashion, she said firmly, is some. thing that you want very bad. but when you get 1t, it's something else. Shoes with heels are all the fashion
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16

If the seats of caned chairs sag. turn them upside down, wash with soapy warer. soaking 50 as to thoroughly y wet tSen,. In drying they will stiffRn to 1yoosf their normal state. It is well Eto begin this treatment before ths .sats have sagged too badly, and f ssbt up the chairs vili wear !. lons
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
cut soap With a String.

Instead of using knife in cutting ,be large bars of castle soap, use a niece of string, and see how much bet. ,er if works. The soap does not stick to the string as it does the knife.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
stI had been giver, up to die by three of OUT best doctors,

could not stand 1t to be on my feet and 1 was so sMelled in the abdomen l could hardly breathe.
 But thanks to Dr. Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine l am able to be about the streets, a walking ad- vertisement of the curative quail ities of your remedies, although l am 70 years old. :"
 JOHN R. COCHRAN,
 Lcwistown, Ill.
 Better than any statement we could make regarding the value of pr. Miles Heart Remedy are these words Of MT. Cochran. He speaks from experience, the highest posSIHle source of knowlr edge. 1f you have any of the signs of weak heart, such n pain in the left shoulder or arm, fainting and hungry spells, short ness of breath, smothering spells, Anttefingor palpitation okthcheaft. you need a,sms Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy which for over tw1hty years has been recognized as the best pfepa- ration of its kind to. De had.ss
 Sold under . Auerantee assuring the return of tho pslce of tho first bottle # t falls to benefit. AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
 MILES MEDICAL O., EIkhart. Ind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10
TO PROMOTE LOCATION
TRI-sTATE UNIVERSITY
Meeting VIII BE Held Tonight
to Organize Holding
Company

Greet importance ~ 4traraea - z
meeting called fof tonight sy fue com.
mltxee formed 10 0rgzaize holding
fgmpzHg fO promote tae plans tgf u
csrInk here t8e Methodist university
lof OKlsnOma. TeEas end New Aezi
81. Ile eGmmsttes Rlll DToba1ig
launch fbe organization tDligAt ls'
aaGsrsrO05 great deal - moasY
ss ~ alFaF for fhr sgnas faaa if &l
Gf0p0se1 u oDen 90 aignelase res8-
6sDrial sdfiiiGa. lsiAg re pF0cee1a1
tD create fuDn in zla ai tae arlgs
sits
ConeDlld4f0n 0i ihe Texas aa1 Ok
.8h0ma schools eKpeefe4 10 br
ade ia Oklsaems CRY FrdaY wees
several decisive actions wall ae taken
90 iae showing made 81 tae tanF
uHsr~es resident SD GltaFis VIII DR.
md me city eh4ncea f8F tAe iDa-
ton o. "a asen0oi
fhe Texas college, n0x sf Fort
( ~ 0ffa, has ah0af .ls9Hs9 4ssrts.
/ Ae@ Mexico ls ia fhe mission cisgs.
sRf f1Are is al aggressive AetnGaist
flemenf i'd that 20 ntFy Eae n0Fla-
F@ tA4t@4e 8e&stsl AM NAat 1NA Fr@
seNieo accounts fer fae vigorous state
.a ine nouhera tr2neh 6a Aeta9aisia
beg are pioneers home Dgit1et4 4af
sc1o0i supporters
There are several sites .E view ol
s3e college Aefe Tas tentative p.ana
lnelaae f9irfy aeles tOE 8 c4npaN
strong men are backing ssveFal prop
tna8fsrHn 8fesR5mg zff 5eNmfsnn r. ur
tgas West side o. S0as side
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Aayeg 0isWHh h2s appointed joan
W Caye-s 10 W. a member ot tae
f.xfflsl1- sg4FF board 10 tlsl 3A-
eamsy ased ay eslgnafsOn
Charles II Freeman Els here tEom
laecNgsA representing tAAf tnRn Do
khe caec0iaa -EgBianla county seas
eGnte ease
ATTORNEY W 81 ROrBegay OF viz
aeFe oA matters befgie rhe
pgeme c84rt iie was one 0s rae
masl prominent lawyers n t8e esB'
-fFatiara convention
" A. Klein scsmi8s general 3stog-
neB .gc tae FRISCO ia Oklahoma .s
oefe % matter before tas Supreme
eoar
Assistant H4ns Examiner 3i R
liafaes. IS bare igom oklahoma t.tf
ant Att0yaey Cyeaef4 ta4fle'
1ooe here tFam Oklahoma tfti
issFrGs1g supreme roHTi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10
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Z DEATHS .
5 O o o O . O O g 0 @ @ @ 0 :

M Rose schmidt wife ~ 1oan
schmidt. ard one ot fae first agHsea
sc make hsr home in GsHnyis. aAea
- n80 orl0ck Tues8ay evening ifn7n
stomach trouble. ne beginning ol
Nhsen wae ascFlsed I'd lnsurles la-
Sggrea ia fAll eaF ane q hai, ara.
Fef SIX a.0aiAs Ags Seamlit has
teeu eoutfnet f0 AeF home At SN4
NoFth Oak Atfees &F sramiaf gho
E8s been la peo7 health lot Aegefaa
ears. vas forced ~ Fshuqaish aefiv-
sTk several n0nths ago and QUE con-
GgiDn ia regarded 81 serious
Mrs Schmidt was about f0gt3-si VI
Years 0sd aud Nsx natiy9 of NJ.
ftaska Soc and h@F husband M0vea
here s0fly 80 Sae AisiDtY aa iae tlEf
ana have been among i's Drsf An0@h
sidenas See aa8 nD children ans
feF onlg sugrtwng relatives III in@
sfese are Mrs George Senaei@ansa
J ana her TWO cbikasea residents 81
I gsu-arla One ar0s5sr !iges Ia K4n
sss Clts ara SISTER Ana og0taet liFf
+ la I9sata
The fgBeral win be Aeld a 81
ogme. s9z N0gfa Dak street. ai z
20 Thursday
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tlEs ARE HEADED IuslWlR0

Eka are generally a~&es4 s0Ngts
THs4 where rae siaie Convention
gD 8r siartea ggm0gT0@ tae ness
4as ae aHs ifpm Tasa 1na1 tae
@veal % Ehe 1lggesi eEef aBd Aat
Ta8 is decorated fo st4H8s'lli
the OCCASION wNi serve g0 .BtFa9@1e
so ae safe tae sla4@0 k3ss non r
she Ga r the safe sHd one az ,Ae
~s .n ssr southwest
Tae GHrare lodge haas namea ae
folAoR a delegation
Nae siey. n H neyn0l fs
g-9mor Cray. N II We4ea, Leonard
West Fea Soea George Mag5regoE
Wm RfEhsups loan Edmana
O smrG HaEry rarlln Henry graam
Ear f}sVsa saa0rsf. Ham p Bee. l58n
WaNaa Maurice 0'Romvk Il l.e
fEaaa ard fsalea CroN
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Or. QUEEN STAR IuGTaKEa

e gafn 81 Pe9sy tn
e4g ir Qe@a eeaHy aaeis3at
eEg Fepstasen ipr p@Msag @
nsg snsa H@ Is EnoHH ai 0Fer
sa# &e@ as Aasler aeyse lsaes
s2s aa*e sngiFe eaagse V ts
aae safe a sa sa &he MiA sfat
He dsilea s0 fsa1ae 9a Nay
ts sn fAss a1aapn e
& s%et.oa 'H ~ s9Ra
h& ssanAag Mineral Wells paFa
81 w ee fhe aspttsss residential
s tAe ssasA &s Q4Aa aas
sofa additions 90 s@~As H 0%
aa an9 Texas na 2s Zoe W.
resented afs a Ga ba fe
tte M ~ has e@es geea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

Dss s}afsb gfse8 egasf Z ss1"
gsosfa{ saH. x e agf m.tk sgEs
K 4ssa hg6f. lab a4ar "a haee-
gbG fasiila rEfgafs saase fs s4sf Z
Mlx adlE sad sals asta aYeEE lsllss
eugd miik. sGif inte n~ he msls aaa
eaaA ten naaa1es; aaa she eaeec-a.e
ass stik au1W a sa mes1esi sna esFisaf
Msndrd wigh shs foAr mixtNre, gaFA
h~st ia sac egg niixed s'tA lae saSAis
hnd Lastly the Vanlila
Yen uQea ihe X 6 Cook's Book, eau-
iAlaing ihis ana ~ ptUer dr8leie4R
gegaE E.ss~s%as fyss apea feeaei 9t AAe
cog0ied eeffihsase packed ln every 1'-
geHt cad "a X 6 baAiug feA1ef. asa1
" the IAQUss AFc. Cos SAicsgo >
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

tioa. passed through Gu,arie af
nigh snfoata ~ aonkawa-
Captain ri q Hedges ii srasa.
1e @aA IS GatGfip Taes8aN
$ Murray Hneglatenden, oi the
farmers iaHisnse department oi ga4
state board ~ agriculture pass@s
iaroagh aeee ssi uight eafgase q
sisl.uafer
Jaar D82s SIS a OKLAHOMA
tg Tuesday
A-t0raey E. IS Jacobs h@fe fm
paips CH matters before lie sa.
8regae eoaft
Iadge II s. Bnaea s. here from
0aiaalA4 C.tg attending tat +
eme e1uH SESSIONS.
Us RalpA SANTA i attending iae
state Medles Association meeslas 81
AasEqsee
Judge sharpe aere srom
P8rel on gatteta before rae sa-
greme eaafF
Ats9saey G Aasta S acre roH
Crave a matters taelese iae spfsne
c0mt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

Two al inc msgst 2terssgEa& Sla
s;r~slv orasrs gsggrztls on tks boards
gessars tAe Cold D,ssg TwsnA
~ sfe ara tA@ Iaias wtre 6epAets1
IL an aeFepl1ne IS Ihe klJhA I
Rrs.sers 70 make tie Dirt Fly. Inter-
- ~ zvsaa40n being now 80 szFoSg.
shis csnseG 4 great deal ot ccmHsssit
Tte Homecoming al Roosevelt s2s
also featured u : large tstsiy-ioaff-
gSex pager. in which Uncle Sam -
asairysa greeting Roosevelt a. he steps
frern ~ beat. wsh the Cod D1sR
Tw,ns lm1easaseiy behiad carrying his
/, ha.vaee y The captinn 10 this poster
- Roosevelt SECURED Atficai Els
Cd Da1sk Tslas Sc1zT AHsgEsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10
QUICK WORK lll AROUND

Recover of gae M9At g8ndly x8
ee end masf sHleslY tuisn W
tF8eH Mefe ia maaF 9fas MA4 All
fsged 9g Shefftf M4spog To-Day ~
nFreKts have hp~w vea3a hHs -Aaf
sBBFsesBus circumstances ave- aaef
Investigation
D2vin Province : 3esg siaer tra9
ea For A pony SATURDAY. Manasf
EMs il aA8 &tnssa Iue a8ifens
traced zoe aorse fEnm fna West sla~
u ! farm twelve mllsg nofta@as- ga
sAe aiFF Apparently yhe Aoge AeA
traded fAfee on seuf times hsfS skl
sll1DAzy nAgAE aId LIS moEni1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10
.COCIAI.
- HAPPENINGS

Hlss Dela Ad'Y uiH entertain 7
tae Koaaeg Noaneg shah e4Hb sa'af- 4
daF
E G Al Hugaea aaE returned /
ssem 5Hef sssls ia Edmond rita
her farsata
Asrg e Kahn ot Phila0elpni4 ar
fsgea gf1erdsy % Elelt heF 5rc'Aef
a Hsgs Br Esst o. ahoma aves
Ae
Acoa nastee nss appolnted h iae
Eiks issr night = srr2Bgs tog ne
iggMsi 9en!Ag 81 shs hsS acuae TIE
eEear M ae Niiasn week of 80
/ Thee a.a be Da4 AID enieriAia-
meni prgasby gifEln iEo aeeks
TIE domestic Silence elaa 8iA
nseef ffas afternoon Tira Mrs y
4 G Har
4 slrs C4ar.es Flis0n ail entertain
/ tie Acorn cao Taarsazy afternoon
II Mrs aanel HASKELL s visiting wlta
sf5epds ia Enid
Mrs. DsAsm 0i AnzdarEo .A here
visiting asF daughter Mrs koDeFx
Iyftie o1 Worth First street.
Miss An4y BfD0zs sA0 has D@ea
sitting ssg ~ a Frasier tae past
week nas reformed @ hef home ia
OKish0Ha CtY
Mfs N Jacobson entertained Al
herr home 500 fasi Noble. win s.s
ociocg dlnaer IHeaaay ia honor 81
har friend colonel add Mrs n I
Rarnes ii Msfigns ARR
Miss Alice Meyer ot St Louis sal
aas maar NMte az extended Elsil 81
aes sister Mrs Na. H BuHis 81 kas
| Os ah0Ua agenne. i-tf Monday soi
Kansas esfg ~ wisI friends 5efor'
fetnrnlna % aeF home in 81 lnais
Miss ffay Bronson eHtprtaines
| nanbeF 81 neF friends l4at nlgat eon
Fismeaia ts oaf @. lowm Guests
Miss lasian FleGers has rAiurne
Nm ao seeks FAslt in O9A@hcn
IktF
II
Misses Blanche BeHnstt Constant
1 Dgan ard Maafine H0well save a pA
| 10 recital FsgeAe evening" % Mss 81
4 " Hggars 4tW8i0 on Easf CseyeiaE
Il a4hHals.
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D o O q @ r o o . o 0 @ o o .
! O.
: FRESH TOPICS or O
= THE TOMS. .
. O G O @ & o % @ @ O @ @ o .
cIty water system Inspected

City water System inEclected.
Inspection nf sA4 @4ser system was
n'eae t0dsx bg Ta~ mew Officials atr
eessy 81 charge e'ssse exaAi.
ii0n a4s mads - give the mew Hea
4o 4dAa OK tap eFaet CONDITIONS J@
fhe go@s q, Inspection waaea aaeiaG-
81 tAe &ams. stains Damplng station
aud reservoir @es~ MaEgr 93saat@.
Chairman MaFeg W tae sister e0n'
mltfee ot foanfA NAser Commission.
81 spenres oats EaslHeHf ifnek~
Councilman Flela and II ~ Rev
hnsa8
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-, 80 80 - oa.hfle.

@sa NJ Baker Mao AaH iAe prose-
eutsHg Stiffness Sn tee RaaeF atf%n'p4
b murder case tsled recently II EAle
peFiDr eoNrg. letF AasS nIgast Sot
California NRsFR aaE AlA reside sH
iAe intaye Ejisu,i haaAf tAe n
a4so lest Yesterday tor fopesa hA#-
& whesv ~ m.ii lrera Nte aGlssF
making tfaa~ lh taa Santa Fe saassa
aaas Baker 8as ennaog@1 ln the se-
.ea4 Sanfs Te snsehsna shops Hatss
recently
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

Soils silver plated teaspoon EaEf.
85ta 81 8fa N4Fe-sss sf slginSA
pharmacy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

RChlZE t40AE iADusI HiEs
ara caN ahlnsneart'a meats @nea
5-asFsng nesi from gs9F butcher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

0ar Flour * the best IN the
world iour money refunded il
2ny az our products shcsila pr1ss
unsatisfactory
Phone Order 81 ST.
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CHAOS Ice KILLER

F0r asl ehs ksa atseageS asc4 mites
g8an. eic Il "a nUT axp@mslsc aEd aa
gpp8eafEGa Win aa ne wark VI niaAa
rAses nafE Mr Mi faaa8 ana afS n-
tAil y0a wAMs Il 3i8 tilt nsy Aens
WTs Tsls8 E~3sp. nfarne s2s iwiA
@esS Mgaie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

n ANTEB TD gE.F afDdegn hoase
% nga less sAaa \ ~Spms fl
Vi BSsgs rslama @9T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

Ladies' Aid 0f CbEiwlaa cawea wijs
meAi n8ih Mfs g Howell ts
springer. NeHas asY 4fleTuoan q
0 sharp Fsleuos aDf m@fntsF nigi
se urged "a 8e ptessat
MIS-. VI a HOGAN. sef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-10

O4i Mass Meeting.
4 mass ma@ti1g aas ae neaa a TOE
g.ty H4ll Friday Nay W ig 84AgaE4
es ara ga mAtteF
rr3esseo 0n Bond.
Charles W waite term@g presidents
ot tMe Oklahoma Produce e0aWaAg
as fe.easd {fam tae taarfat t.
esipr4s3 uadey 81 s o0nd he r.
tWrne8 NJ Texas H- " charged wstn
gslng i6e m8lls III ifAasaieas snseni.
aFanMaA if Fafies aAi.0Asi seesns.
" t9F gAs @asegn WNatnen es4es
v8a GaHak @t 0ad Fellows aah
Ta4rEsax evening" Mas z5sA aae
gsas.Fx M etsea GRAVES saa sFsaaE
aneas are aesaH made ar fne lonl
Aase spf a blA meeting lla#esalAoa
4rcm nearbF fgs6s Nsll De- bette q
ts8F snla leet@se m7 WnuterwT
state Nsees la Session
TAe STATE 8nteal AaaeAafs1H &
"a session s slas Eef
Dental mees ii ciarewors
( Yae satA Dental Ae a0a
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Dental mees Al cisrewcrs
The SsatA sansaS A@ ss0n
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TUESDAY
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
soute sen 5'peitea @lab
eimmebnten.

Sic 0eutide Sprade lol(te ais
3peig SEES ltnterribtes in Sen auBer=
item @%oroergruro gei6oben meroen,
anitatt 5ltriifge0rangt 81 mer0en. @ir
oiirfen motif iogen, Dob in Ser &C.
iommten 5ipililierten @elt Sic beioen
@auptiprahen, Sic beute praftii6 IN
@ebroub iino, gnglii6 uno GeutM)
iin0. llnterri6t I'M Geuti6en ioute
ais Elm Mittel, I'M ere &inoer fir 0as
9eben pruftilh a%l&s5uriiite1 gum
Min0elten gleih binter Oemienigen in
gngliid fon1r1en. Neben ibrem praf=
tilben @ebrauh unfaBt Sic oeutide
5prade audi neben Sem gngliid}en Sic
reidlte ul10 beSel1ten0lt e 9itteratur Ser
@elt in je6er @ilenihaft uno ie0er
all1it un0 auf jeoem 6eloe menl6li=
der getGdtigu11g. 1eutl6 miro in
meitem MaBe in unierem @anoelsper-
feGr gebral1dt. gs lit cine ausge5eih=
nete @ilfe fir ei11er Mu11r, ser in Ell
1e11 grpBen Oeihait tbatig lit, fir
Glerste mno Nm1lte. 9elttl6 lpnte
in 1rniereu Gdulel1 BON Sen nnterl item
a(olien ob ge(ebrt mer0e11, lu1o ma!1
iollte nie 0ara1 0enfen, es aus Sem
.S%tlr0ienplan ST ltreiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Gr5bii@ot @pam toot.

No66em Mer5te Dor einigen Sagen
cine ldjeinbare 8eilerung fonitaltert
batter, peridlimmerte it@ mabren0
Ser Madt BON 6reitag auf 5amitog
ser 3uitan0 0es beiagten @r5bii6ofs
&pan BON 8bilaoelpbia, un0 ant
'Somltag Nadmittag TINT 4 nbr trat
ser Ioo ein. @ie iett befannt miro,
mar Ser gr5bii6of idon ieit Monaten
frorf, l11o Dor GINGER 3eit bra6 er
ool1itdn0ig 5uiammen, 10 ooB man be-
reits 0as idlimmite %befurdtete. Sim
20. 6ebruar bdtte ser Gerltorbene iei=
nel1 adt5igiten @eburtstag g%efeiert.
Ser %peritorbene @r5bildof gait fiir Sen
6e%oeaten0iten Monn, ser Ser @r5oi0z
5eie @%bilooelpbin ieit Sem Sobre 1888
portland; er genoB in Sen Ser. Stoa=
ten natio11alen &lrf un0 err reute iid) in
Y%bi(aoelpbia ielbit zines Mniebens,
mie fol1m elmer leiner gorgarger, al1d
uu1ter Den Mnbal1gern anoerer 8lalt=
bensbefenutniile. gr5biihof &pu1l
aalt ferler fir einen ser beoeutenoiten
&an5elreoner in SEN Gereinigtell
Staoten. Ser @erltorbene itammtc
aus elmer olteu iriiden 6amilie, Sic
in Ser @eididte ieines 6eimatblanoes
perihieoentlid cine &ode geipielt fat.
N1 iltnaen Sobren fom er nod Sen
Ser. Staaten, al1erit nah ct. Souls,
DO, no er crit Ser 2e~brtbatigfeit Of
Log l,no i'm Sabre 1853 oroiliert muir
Sc. SIM Sabre 1872 mur0e er 5ltm
&ooojl1tor oes 8iidufs bon ct. 2ouis
ernannt, u1o felt 0em Sabre 1888
Itan6 er ser Gr5oi05eie Hbilabelpbia
Dor. @lei6 nadoem Ser gr5bii6of
peri6ie0en NOR, fiinoeten bon Sem
5furm Ser altebrmiir0igen 4atbeorale
70 @lodeniGl6ge, 6oB Ser ollgemein