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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08

@eoanfenloiigfeit iino Ole Sduphtr.
Iafen Der llngIiidSfalle. sSn ben
lrndtfoIgenben &egeIn ipirS pielIeidt
lllander innge Sa9er lnto Sfriibell.
bruoer iiiw. etipas 8eber5igenStper.
tbeS finben. 1. Sobalo 6u cine
5eilerpaffe IN oip SonS ninmit, 6fF.
ne oen 8eridlnB iuto ijber3eligr
oid, oh Die Baife gelo6en lit ooer
nidt. 8ieies Wddieben mub sir
IN 6leiidi qutS 9lut iibergcbep lno
bat ielbit oann 3il geidebcn luenn
ou Die 8afip chen erit aus Ger
Sano itellteit 9. 8eau6bne 6idt,
oeim S6ubDaffe itets 10 gu bal
ten, oaB elm epeiltllea Iosge6enSer
SdriB feinen S6aoen anri6ten
farm; beionOers boriidtig iei init
oeinen Rebolper ober oeiner GeIbit.s
looepiitole 8. 8ieIe tiemaIs auf
einen Reniden aud nid,t nit ,lln-
gelonoener" @afie. Ie6enSarten
ipie: sd badte, es tpGre mdJt
gelaoen," oSer: y9as babe id, nidt
geipollt", rlrfen feinen 9ooten in
oas 2eben 5iriif. 4. @ib feline ae.
looene 8affe aus Der Sano, ion.
bern entlabe porber. 5. Sab feline
SfJnBiuaffe an, oeren &onitruftion
Dir iitbefmlnt lit, gegebenenfans
bite ben Better INN GrflGrllna. 6.
5eternafien finb fein &ipberipieI.
3eitg, ittter alien ltmit1itoen baIte
ober Die Mlinition inter gerihiqpB.
z. Dor Dem lteberiprilt9en bon @r1-
ben, Dem lleberflettern bon 31rnen
rno Sefen, Dor Dem 9eiteigen eines
Wngens un6 Dem 8etreteil zines @e.
bdlioeS III 5ll entIaoen. s. SGnge
ME eiir 9eIpanntes @eircGr ilbar ste
Sdulter uno LATTE nidlt nit geito.
hener @iidie 6erltnt, crit I'M Ietteft
g9ontent bari 9eitoden lupreen, 8.
S6iebe MIR balin, tpeim 0ll oeiit
3iel 9enau erfeiurlt imo peibt, cab
on freies S6ubfelo bnit. 10. @er.
oe grob. irenH cine Gerion in oeis
ner @egenipnrt leidtiinitig nit
ShubDaffen 1lingeht, oner meini
man gar atf oid 5ieIt.
4 - A. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
Wfoeller aoub BON Shnnpen 81

Moeaer &oub BON Stlunpen 81
lGubern.
$. 6. &otttuib, SrieSensridlter
BON Clan 3otpnibip reihte ieile &e.
iignatiom eilt Die BON Ger Court ale
genomnlen tpuroe. gIIs Na6foGger
in oieIem glmte fpur6e Dietr. 8er.
fcImanat ernornt.
Roao 0iitrift 13 erbielt $25 ber-
milligt Inn Die @roipn Sf,antD Goao
spiid,en Otto SduIte uno Sp. Can.
genberg's Sarnlem sir perbeiiern.
9os @eii,H BON @m. Sprin9ett
II. q. Inn eine neue Goin1tp &oao
dpltrbe fpesep lingeniigen6er Snfor.
NATION Big gum nadftep Sernin 5it.
riidgelegt.
Die 8iirger bon @oao 9iIt. 26
bdben $50.40 uuteribrieben unb
lpuroe aoraufbiap bon Der Court eli.
ne gleide Simnane betpilliqt int Ell.
ren 9beil Der Reit-@oollom Roa6
MT @rdpel 5it bet0Dren.
&edningen iplirbep erloubt ipie
folgt:
s. 5. Souer, 9efOitigiing Dom
@efongenep $t7. 80
6. u. 9oeid, 9ienite ais
Sisbpap engineer 500
6. sl. goeid, 9ienite aIs
Sigbapap gmineer 30.25
s. S. Saller, SSsnaueit iiber
s. @arnfen 23.65
S. 3 Sauer, aSnqlieIb iiber
Gbds. Sf,odleb 24.72
8eoples 9anf, 3inien $50
6ranf Snfen, gonntprihber 81 90
Senrp 3oitroip, Gountpriftcr 81 so
SsSSas. q. Seipea, GoinitDridter 1000
q. 6. Mnltpitl ga. go. 6. 1900
y. 6. @oupin, IA. 9ro. 6. 400
q. 6, @aupin, sSanitor 5000
s9uIfer Bros, geridieoenes 4.55
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08

Die Sptidaft Ses YraiiSenten

mur0e am Sienstaa Dem GongreB
llrtterbrettet Sn 6erielbe bebap6elt
Der Er6iihent MIR cine sSraae iiro
5ipar Die Srultiro9r, Sie sur 3eit
ipobl Ole miftioitc fir nnicr natio.
itales 8irtbidlaitsleben lit. I'm nit
Ser @eietgcblme 5ur &egelnng Scr
Srnits uuh Gprporatiohen gum Mb.
iflitB au fomnlen. idd1at Der Ir1.
iibent Dor, bns Sbermanseies I'M.
per1nOert 5it laiien, oie neiie @e.
iebgebltng altf 9eitimmilmen er.
lanternoen ltn6 era6n5ellSen Gbarnf.
ters sli beldr1nfen lpb oilr6 Den
erlaB eiises natinimIcn Snforpora-
tiottsgeieBes Die 8ilonng BON Cor.
porationen aiif eeiebIidrr 8aiis iunb
inter 9unOesaufiid)t 5u erinogliden.
Gin @eies 6ieier slrt miibtc nod
IniidDt 0es 8rdii6enten 10 eingerib.
tet iein, ba6 es oie @efabr mono.
poliStiIder 8eitrebilngen aui Elm Ii-
ltinim beid,rGnfte. $50 trobSem i'm
Soufe Der 3eit monopoliltiihe Gen.
oen5elp berportr1ten, 90 tpiir6e has
S6ernanoeieb 5r ieber 3eit bos
0tittel bietert. ibnen nad,oriidlid
entgegcnsrtreten. Die Hedte Der
Stoaten ioIlen mtglid6t qei6ont
fperben, ober ieScniaIls ipiirben Die
fleinlifen iln0 difaloien MoBnob.
men, in neI9en ein5elne Staaten
ii1 bis1er ben aprponationen ge.
geriiber 9efaaen baben, nadr Gin.
fiibriug Der SSSilforporieriing bon
gunorSDegen tregfallen.
Wfit Ser gusfiibrung 6es ieuen
gun6esgeiebes miibte mad, glmiht
Oes 9rdiibenten einc Ser spiidten-
| Titaatlideu Sanoelsfommiiiion nad1.
ge6iL6ete 8eborSe betro1lt lperoen
iimb tpenn Die fafuItatipe SSnforpo,
riernn9 iidr betp6brte. fonntq iie mil
Der 3eit obIieatoriid) genlad)t tper.
oen gon Dem 8oribloge, an iid
geiebipiorige MonopoIe nit be,
ibrGlrfter Maht uno iinter gutii6i
Der @erid)te silsulaiien, bGlt Sei
Er1itoent nidts, uno nit Reht
benn bie @eriuirflidimg oieies @pr
i6lages ipiirbe auf 6ie Gauer tpie.
Der 81 imertragIifen 3uit1noen fii6
rem @enn ser Snoioi6uaIismus
aus inherent @eidaftsleben nidt
pollitGroig berbannt tperben ion,
aniiiien Die iiin9itpn Gntidei6ungen
oes Sberbunbesgeridtes bie @rumo.
loge aIler @abnobmen biIoen, sic
Die en69iItige 2oiung bes Srritprob.
lens sum 3tpef baben. gtur auf
oieie 8eiie fom berbiitet fperocn,
Dab bas bon Sen Srilits perii6te
ltnreflt nit nei,em llnredt ibnem ge.
aeniiber qeiiibnt miro, fanrp elm
oullernbcr Sriebe 5lpiifen Dem Bub.
liflm, bem eS pertreten0en Stuat
itr6 0en arobfapitaliitiiden Srgani.
iationcn berbeigefiibrt tper6en. lln6
ons lit es nllein, mas oas 2onS
brauft, INN ieiner ipirtbiGaftliden
&rafte tpie6er frob su tperben. lin
bes Segelts 1lir9etriibter Sroiperit1t
micbrr t6eilbaftig 5ll tper6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
Die in ansfidt aeitellte Grfla.

Ste IN NnsfidIt aeitellte Grfla-
riing bes beutihen &ei6stoqs ii6er
oas Maroffodbfommen ipiir6e Elm
etapas uneeip6bnlider Shritb Sein,
uber iebenfalls ipiir6en Sie 8erbdlt.
niiie i'm reftfertigen. gs Farm 6en
Gpgfanbern nift energiid genug
Sli @enriitbe gefiibrt tperoen. oaB
9rutidllanb ibnen 6ie SteIIltna 6es
llnparteiiihen in Ser @eItpolitif
nfht sisgeiteben. nift 6uiroer farm,
Dab gnglanb iid einniiidJt, ipenn
Dos Reif nit elmer anoern Wtaht
ettpus ait berbanbelp tat. GtlgFon6
onloet hos audi ni6t lin6 9eutif,.
lanh fam beaiiipri6en, boB es bon
elnglano getoil 10 bebonoelt miro,
tpie leBteres BON anScrm M1Gten
behanoelt slt fper6en beartipruft.
8enn GngIano iid) bust oitf an.
oerem 8ege nidt beriteben auiI,
Damn if1lts es Surd Die grfenntniB
6n5i ge5uunaen iper6en, Saf, es ac.
fdbrlidl iein iuiiroe, tpenn man lid,
Den Inipriifpn 8eltIfInri6s ipi.
oeriette. 0ieier GrfenntniB fam
om beiten oitrd, cine itorfe reutihe
Slotte 8inn Siege perboIfen tper-
oen, @enn Der &eidstag iidj in
aielain Sirne uitsipridt, miro or
Gnropa einen aroBen 9ienIt ertpei-
len. Gin. s. g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
gsahesn iie6en @illiarSen 3iaar.

rem iinb i'm letten Sabre in ben
Ser. Staaten geraldt morSen. @e.
linu 6,St0,09S,4t6 Stiid. ltno Oas
iin6 MIR bie 3igarren bon geip6bn.
lid,er @robe, bon cenen tairieno
mil,beItenS brei Sfuno ipieget. slu.
Berbem tpur6er i,pH Ills, 1876, ,635
fleinere 3igarren geraudf. itnb Ser
Mebrperbralld, aegen 6as norberge.
belpbe sSabr belief iif anf insge.
iammt riinS 2t21aWfillionen Stiif.
Sir Elm iogenanntes mageres, Ssabr
lit bas ie6emfaas cine ganS betrGft.
1ife 3llnabme. 3iebt man nod in
9etraht, bob in iberielben 3eit aud
Der 3igarettenperbraii6 Inn nabesi
stpei IiIlinrben Stiif sunabm, au6
Der @erbraudp bon Sfardl., Gali.
uno Sdnrpftabof nm reihli6 fiitrf.
5ebm Milionen 8fiinb itiea, 6onn
.tpin0 es idaper, iene, Die uns er5GbIt
ba6en, bie breitem Sd,id,ten iripieres
8olfes perormten INNER melr, nod
erItit ALI itebnieu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
@adlt Winters .srnbeI Elm Gnbr.

5Siir biele 1T Der 8inter cine
Belt oes Sriibels pcrfrorere 3e6en
itnb Singer, ranbe San6e nnS 0ip.
pen 1iitb rotbe urb ranbe Saiit &c.
ipeiien oies. SoIde SrubeI fIieben
ober por @udlen's 9lrnica GaIbe.
Sin Ierilh miro iiberseilaen.
@roBtps SeilmitteI fir gran6,
Brill, Sdnitt. iin6 GuetidDunben,
8eifDiire, Gileg, eczema iiro Ser.
renfungen gtir 25c BEL oIlen sIpo.
tbeferu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
Der amerifaniide 9anfIaannss.

ItI uWcrtfuHtlme SuHIingNH9Ss
pogel, Der 2rlltbdbn, lit amerifani.
Iden ltriprilirgs. sIs 6ie Spanier
I'M icG5ebilten SSabrbnnbert mad,
bem he,itigen MeitsMerico uno nad
Iripna famet fanben iie oen Srut.
balm eort nls Saustbier Dor. Sic
ipabnen i'm nit nad europa, mo-
er als geittpogdl I6reG in 9lufnabme
fam. SIN DeltifIat6 nannte man
i'm Snbian neil man glanbte, er
ftamme ans S 6ien, in Gnelan6
nannte man i'm Surfep. 0ort tper-
Den nanlentli6 Inn 6ie @eibnafts.
5eit saiBe 9erQe bieier Ieferen So.
gel peripciit. @eniger begebrt lit er
in 9eutiflan6 fiir 6ie Ssefttafel,
ipeil inn cort bon Der 8an, aaiB
empfinolihe &onfurreB aenadt
miro. sSmmerbin mer6en in 3eltid).
lalto i1brlidl ein paar Sunoerttal.
ieiA Grter geSiidtet. s5n 6en Ser.
Stnoten aber iperben allidbrlid, bis
alt iteben Millionen Sltrfens aif Sen
Marft gebraft, sic neiIten in Oen
Modem Dor Dem 9anfiagurastqge,
nn 1uclGem lie in idier l,ngIaubIi.
ber Dfengen in oen gratofem tpans
bern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
Sin orpser Eehler.

ipeiit man ieine 2eber bernad).
l0Bigt g6nt's MEL Gebmt Or.
Sings Geip 2ife 9ils BET 6en leidl.
item sln5eid]en bon @eritopfnna, @i.
lioiitat utb trGgen @e6armen una
nerhiltet gef6brfide l1nperSaulidfeti,
8elbllidt ODER @aIleniteine. Heau.
liren Mngen, 2eber iinS Gingcspei.
ben illfS foroern oie @eiunobeit.
gtnr 25c Bel aileit Gpotbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
Der lin gang nit sd,nfwaffen.
9as ltuselaoenc @eiuclr.

Galnit cine ISOLDE pergebt, o6ne
Dab ilidt Siird leihtiinitiges San.
tieren NIT Shubipoifen Id)peres In.
bell aitgeridtet miro. llnfenutniB ser
ggsssaffenfonitrnttida itno Dor nIlem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08

sem friibcr elm Ssnnqe apf
abirege aerieth. 10 mar cos @iQoret.
tenraIfeit SfulS 6oran. S0oite
tragen Die @anbelbiIoer sic SfJuIo
oarnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08

arbonnirt oilf oas Sertnanner !.
@oIfsblatt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13

SO little popularity on tho buriesque
stage. Hurried delivery of trunks dur
ing the first act had made the trans
form ation possible.
AS the curtain arose for the second
act the audience broke into cheers. Be-
fore it was beauty of all varieties. ar
rayed in striking gowns. as advertised
The fears of holders of choice main
floor seats proved groundlcss. and all
settled contentedly back in their seats.
Not ali of the anxiety was In front
of the footlights, however. Back in
the wings there were rolls, provided
by a thoughtfuf manager, were seized
with eagerness by the dainty soubrettes
at the conclusion of their exhibitions
Rush for Restaurants
The coffee and rolls given the actors
and actresses behind the scenes sus-
tanned them until after the perform
ance, and then each one made a dash
for the nearest restaurant
Never again" saIu one Of the
sourettes. as she attacked a huge steak.
Hereafter ] Will carry basket of
lunch whenever l take n train at this
time of year"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13
BLIZZARD
HITS GARY
SEVERELY

Warnings sent out by the weather
man on Saturday resulted in Gary be
ing moSe or less prepared when the
blizzard began to arrive late Saturday
night. However, the weather was so
Dad that trains were delayed and for
several hours last night Gary had no
telegraphic connections with the out
side world. wires being down IN the
dunes.
At the steel mills precautions were
taken to prevent freezing. but 1t is said
that tho high wind did considerable
damage in the vicinity OF the ore
docks.
Theaterxoers Are Mnrooned.
Theatergoers who left Gary early
Saturday evening in summer attire re-
turned home three hours late and in
the midst Of a Blizzard The midnight
Lake Shore train was held up by a
blizzard. Due 10 promptness on the
part of Supf. Phillips and his assist
ants the Gary & Interurban railway
made splendid showing in keeping
w its time tsble, but the South Shore
route. which traverses the wind-swept
sand dunes. was obliged to annul sew
erai trains last night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13
ANOTHER CHILD is
SCALOED TO DEATH
Shocking Fatality Brings
Sadness to a Whiting
Home.
Especial To THE TINES


Whiting. Ind, Nov. 13.-Losing his
balance on the edge of a washtub part
tally filed with steam water. a IA
months-old baby boy plunged into a
scalding death within few feet of
his mother The child Joseph. Jr.. a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spiga
passed away on Saturday morning and
his funeral was held on the follow
ing da--
Playing among the tubs and baskets
that We're being utilized by his mother
in doing of the weekly wash. Joseph
was chattering and singing TO himself
as Well as his 14-months-old education
would allow Entirely unconscious of
approaching disaster his mother low
cred a tub of boiling hot water to the
floor from a bench While her baulz
was turned Joseph began. investiga-
tons.
Climbing onto the edge of the tub.
the little fellow gave as his last words
before the tragedy See. seer IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13

At the police station hu. eight men
applied for lodging. This time last
year when Inc cold wave arrived moro
than sixty sought shelter from the ele-
ments- However. there is much la-g-
e. force employed in the mills this fall
and but very few men are out of work
Not very many cases of restitution
were reported to the police. Five or
six cases came 10 light. but they were
where the head of the family had de-
serted his wife and children.
At Kouts Leon B. Kouts. son OF the
founder of that town, and related to
several Gary people, was killed when
the high winds loosened limb from a
tree. 1t struck him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13
3 EAUTY SPECIAL.
HELD UP
Continued from Page ID

Continued from Page L.
the afternoon. The beauties had been
on the road thirty-six hours. but there
the train reached Hommand early in
was more trouble ahead for the Al
Reeves beauty show, one of the com
panies on the train
The Tights Were mot There.
They performed at a disadvantage in
their matinee. being forced. in the in
terest of timei to put on the first act
in their street clothes. Much of the
beauty, the speciality of the Reeves
company, was thus lost to the audi
cnce.
Fifteen minutes between the first and
second acts wrought wonders with the
beauty" aggregation Dainty gowns.
designed for portrayal of graceful lines.
had supplanted the tailored suits o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13
How Gary Views It.

There is not much interest taken IN
Gary on the Valparaiso bribery cases
the general opinion is that there
will be but one outcome hung"
jury. In the pool rooms there is con-
sidera Bile betting and while a few odds
favor acquittal there are fewer favoring
conviction. The general sentiment is
that the jury will disagree and if the
outcome is conviction or acquital i.
wifi cause much surprise.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13

moment a scream rent the air and the
mother turned to see the form of her
son in the boiling water.
Medical aid was given. but to no
avail Despite a mothers tender care
the suffering baby passed away.
Funeral services were held yesterday
in the St. johns church by the Rev.
Benedict Rajcany. Interment took place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13
Fears Garv's Mill.

Announcement is made that the plant
OF the. American Sheet and Tin Plate
company at E-lwood has, by economy
and strict business methods. been ad-
vanced. from eleventh 70 fifth place in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13

point of productivenes and TONNAGE
giving hope that the plant will be able
not only TO keep the eight hot mills
and sixteen tin stacks operating b,,t
the probability that more hot mills
may be started when the western bust
ness shows an increase
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13
YOUR PHYSICIAN
Will Tell You That
Rheumatism
Sciatica or Neuritis

is relieved when the cause is removed
The cause is uric acid. A proprtetars
remedy known as NURITO is now Of
fered for sale direct to the public
NURITO will relieve the most stubborn
case of Rheumatism. Neuritis or Sci
atica. We are POSITIVE of 1t that
We will guarantee to refund your
money IL no relief is secured after III
ing taken NURITO according TO d!
tions.
NURITO is absolutely harmless.
a proprietary remedy made of
u. S. r. government standard)
gradients, free from narcotics a.
opiates. and has withstood test aft
test Of prominent physicians to pro-
its efficiency
If you want TO know more of NURrro
before trying 1T. send for further par.
ticulars and unsolicited testimonials
from prominent people you know--they
must convince you.
NURITO Is sold at ~ and ~. On sale
at
NE6;EEE. the Druggist, 62S Holman st.
or we Will send 1t by mail on receipt
OF price.
Magistral Chemical Co.,
suite I'll. Ftatirnn Building. Sew York.
at NEGELEs the Druggist 62s Hchmnn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-13

yesterday afternoon at the ST. Joseph
cemetery, Hammond.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-29

The 1exas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder tr9ubles. removes gravel
cures diabetes. weak and lama
backs, rheunali6n. and frFegnlarA4
tics tf9thea Kidney and bladder nr
both men and women. regulates
bladder trouble ID children II not
sold BY your druggist. Il viii be sent
by man ~ receipt cs ~, Ono small
bottle Is two months treatment. and
seldom fails 10 perfect cure Dr.
" w Hall. 1926 olive street, 81
Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials
from different states Sold by drug
gis's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-29
MAY BUILD NEW PLANT
Shawnee viii Probably Get Modern
Electric Light system


Shawnee, Okla, Juse 29-The Wis
Il Of Manager Caldwell Of the shaw
nee Gas and Electric company to
Kansas City is expected to be pro.
ductiye OF results. While nothing OF
an authoritative nature has been Civ
en- out, II is understood that the pur.
pose Of this visit IL - meet and dis
cuss with the officials OF the company
the plan Of building a new and mod
.ern plant IN Shawnee. In addition to
the tentative plant, it is understood
tlat other improvements are promis-
ed that will represent an investment
of thousands Of dollars
A week ago there was nothing lett
oS the former plant but mass of
twisted iron, silenced motors and
ciumbing walls, the result Of the fire
caused by lightning, which wrecked
the plant aud represented loss OF
$l50,O00
Hundreds Of men were temporarily
THROWN out of employment, the city
was deprived Of lights, the street car
service was abandoned, and there
was feeling of gloom throughout
the city, 1t was only temporary, for
The old order has been restored A
new plast has sprung up to replace
the one destroyed and the big ma
chimes silenced BY the bolt Of light
nlng have nearly all been overhaul
ed and are back in commission The
latter part of the week VIII probably
see the plant in complete operation
Il was thought al first that most OF
the machinery was rendered worth
less by the fire but this apparently
was an exaggerated opinion, and
While the loss was very extensive, IL
will possibly be short OF the origin
81 guess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-29
KEEP WIDE OPEN CHURCH

New York, June 29 lDr. Howard
Duffield, pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church stood on the steps OF
his church al Firth avenue and
Eleventh street last night and talked
on an out-or-door crowd that stopped
on it's way on Fifth avenue to hear
what he had to say After 1t was
over a good many accepted his in.
vitation to attend the regular even
ing service,
The aim OF DR. Duffield was, as he
put It, the ~wide-open church" He
added that he had for some tine
been thinking of some way to make
the biz brown stone church more
homelike to the people who lived IN
ITS Vicinity or who walked by IT
every night
II the meetings prove success Dr.
Duffield said he would try to enlarge
their scope,
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aMEAsURREs. NoT MEM

III Bits letter to William E Ritter,
Of Williamgpprt, who represents the
LeWaltsGutfey-Do -DonnelytRyan galRg,
supplanted at the meeting to re-or
ganize the Democratic party Of Penn
sylyania, ex-Mayor Guthrie oi Pitts.
burg says
10 g0a not know lhat tho assamp
ton By one oF more men of The right
u dictate To the party officers, poll
icies ami candidates IL bitterly re.
ktnted b. the Democrats of this
state. and that they vii 30 longer
fullor the par,3 when lis action is
81 foresialledg
THIS ia TIC plain, nnyarnishad
truihi and tbr Democracy of the state
q PENNSYLVANIA realizes It's import
THIS was shown by the organization
0, Ene Keystone party last year and
me Tremendous vote Il ppllad wltn
Niiilam II Berry, sterling aud In
ufpeudept Democrat At itR head The
Democrats gi penusyi4ania afe tired
81 the domination Of one man or a
set u men The keystone move,
meat showed that the decent Repub-
leans 81 tbs state are ieauing that
way also
What is true III PennSylyania is
true III ofhar boaa ridden states II
was demonstrated III Naw York AZ
tie last tall elections, wien the cam
uidAte Of Roosevelt went down be
fore protest of one man rule lt
wag ghoNa again when Justice OGor
man MAS chosen United states san
atpr after long rana .oriai deadlock
ia which rammany eousht To rule or
ruin
As Woodrow Wilson recently said
tne present freud OF politics II more
f0g ineagaregrthan Ron men The yot.i
aly are ssaeftinM fheh Independence /
They afe .Dfsakb9 aHag from dicts
ton afd EeekiHg the betterment DID
public condiiienk irrespective of the
wishes or stfe assumption ol dlctatlon,
from the tools OF the men rhigherI
Ap This fact Is evident IN congress
II. asl. Is N tho individual state
The Republican insurgents and pro
gressIvea who are breaking awavI
from the old party leash and coming
around 10 the support of Democratic
principles Ii the best possible evil
dence pf II, There is aupe ia Israel
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AeMoUATURE soAool rRAvELI
Ste'pay Sessions to Be Held in Five
Selected Centcrs.

SlSsday schools oi agriculture IN
tive different towns Of The state are
features OF this years work in the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
beginning July 10 and ending August
u The college stan wgll deliver
lecturers on subjects included In the
college courses. supplemented by
demonstrations The college III send
log out two tents, oar Of pure brod
live stock, Including Pereheron hor
ses, beef cattle and Jersey cows for
demonstrations. also lot Of scienti.
fie apparatus and Industrial equip
mcnt Three sessions will be held
daih With periods for men ana wo.
men, the tirst session each day be
ina physical training and athletics
locations of The schools we're won
on competition. tiye being selected
that bad the largest paid up mem
hershlp in county farmers Institutes.
and sessions viii be held boslpniae
as lollaWs. ss
Madill, July iV. Miami IuiS w.
nawnee, July ~ Ava July 81, and
Anadarko, August