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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
empfebIet6en geqriinbuae

NIT einer empfebIenben geqriinbuae
ober erfldruno, ooer beibeu, nnb ebens
10 elmer nble6ne,tbeu 8eqrnnbuna ober
@rfldrung. ober beibem, iou borbereitet
tperben Sic Yerion ober bie 8er1os
I rer, tueI6e bic nit @rqnmentetl be-
qriin6eten @rtlIrunaeu oeoen er1 ben
gSdbleru Durn Referendum 9etitiou
uuterbreitetes 8eieb, einen 0eIebparas
arnpben ober Boiten borbereiten, biirs
ben IN elmer bcrdrtigen Befition ge.
nanr,t tperoen, urp bic Berioneu, tpelde
entpfeblenoe Greumcnte fir elm borges
id1.ageues 8eieB ober 8erfaiiuuQss
ENLIGHTENMENT oorbereiteu, oiirfen in Der
betreffenoeu Betttiou genunrt iueroen.
3ie Ber1ou ooer Berioneu, tpeIhe bos
argument poer Die @rtLqrunQ, o0er
betbes, fir ba5 ben Q8d6Iern burh gcz
fereHbum Betitton uuterbreitete 8e>
iee (Parugrnp6 ober giu3elpoiten) Z,
o6er 9e9en ein ourdJ Na6trags BE-
tttton unterbrettetes 8eieb ausdr6eiten,
ioIlen bon Der y@eneral Giiemblp" /,
trenn RI Sibung, unO, iUenu ntdt in
Sieunq. pom @ouberneur eruanut tper,
ben. Ser Stuatsietretar iou bus 8es
ieb, o6er bns toreeihIagene 8eieb uoer
8erfaiiuuqs ENHANCEMENT, 8uiammeu
4ittA LNAA NtLb AA4AtIilAElt AIlU SlILAL ullHN u
fir uuo fpioer, in elmer @eiumtlduQe
bon ie 800 8orten fir iebes, brudea
nno burd bic Roit ober ionittpie cine
&rpie bes @eIebes, ober boroeitIaaes
neH 8eieBes ober 8eriuiIrnasamelbe
merits, auicmmen nit BEN Qreuneuteu
lno GrfIdrrtngen fitr uuo tpi6er, on ie<
ben Der 8dbIer BEG gtaates, Ioipett es
bernun1ttgerlpetIe n0qIih 1T, dusteileu
ITF1pf9 Cfrn5 S,.rA (HaE,4,
6ers oorgeieben lit, ioI Der Gtaatsice
pes SeieBes, ober borgeihIageneu 8ez!
ieBes ooer 8crfaiiumSsamenbemeuts.
hns Der 8d6leri6aft gu unterbretten
Stintn3ettel 70 brllde:t laiier. bob iie
TIM tnbe8ug auf ieoe5 8eieb. ieben
@eletpnraaropber ooer Polten in cine1n
@elobetpiIIi9uHgsgeieBe. o0er iube3uo
&erfaIunas amenbement ermoaIihen.
3te Sa''ung oQer ourh Cnittatine pber
Huftraqs Bettttou Ilnterbreiteten 2uz
idBe ioQ ieiu: BE it Enacted by the
People of the State of Ohio" and
BE it resolved by the People of the
State of Ohio" Ole 8aiis, aui
@rwlb tpeIher Gle borgeihriebeue 3ahl
Der Beterter IN iebem Sale 3u beitints
men lit, ion bic @ciamt3obl Der fir
bas 4mt 6es Couperreurs in Der lest
borberaeQGn1eneu Babl nbaeeebenen
Stimmeu ieiu Gie boritebenben ges
itinmunqsn oieIer Settion IoIIcr ieIb'tz
no(Isie1enb iein, ou5genommeu tpie
hicrtr an6erg beftinmt 8eiebe biirfen
erIaTen tperoer. nm i6rc au5fuhruuq
an erIei6tern. bod inGcr lie in fciner
@stie enttDeoer oieie 8eitimntraQen
ober bic hierir borbe6aItenen Wnhtbes
fuautiie beitrduteu ober begren3eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
10. 4.



Setticn 16. ane Beridte icller
often fern. uno icssrmdnn iou geeeu
unreht. eGs linn iube8us auf ietn 3nrb
feline 8ufer, feline Bericu ober leiner
Huf eeihebeu icir mag. eurn orn'
r.nngsmdbiges Re6tsoerfdbren SGus
eentesen. uno c5 lou Inn obne 8eiges
rung ober ger3ug 9te6t seiprofen ipers
ben. aiogcH oitrfeu aud gegeu een
Etant autdrsig aemnft pereen, ir
fcgber @srtdlten uno IN ioldlsr Seiis
Die bonn Geies borssiebeu DeroeI mag.
Inter unierem gegenipGrtieeu
9erfabren nriiiien Rerionen, bic be.
itrittene 4nioriife eegen ben Gt1a:
baben, iie entlpeoer Dor Der .gene.
ral Aiiembln" bespiniger laiien.
ober burh Sonoerseies bic griaub-
niS erDirfen. ben Staat All Der.
flogen. Inn bies 3u pereinfaher
unb unnotige Geieeeebung su Der.
binbern. miro bieieS amenSemeni
noreeidlaeen. s5m Sale Der an.
uabme tpirb es Snbioiouen beretti-
gen, gegen ben Staat ebenio fpie ae-
sen Bripatperionen, in ioIt)en De.
rihten uno in iolher Beiie. ipie pom
9eies poreeieben tperben mag, ala.
gen onbangig sii MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
SGoSenerias fiir miberre6tlid5,
3OtuHs.
artiiel I.

SettioH 10 a. Der ShnSsnerinbs
beirns. Der eur6 SiniInaae in ben 8es
ridten iiir eirien fcoesiau einaeirieben
iretoen fann. Der ourf geietiuicriae
SanoIuus. RadIdfYisieit ober 9erIhui.
snng eines anberr oerurfndt III, foo
nitt our6 Oeies besrenst iperben.
Inter Der segcnn1rtisen geriai.
Jung fam in 3ipiItlasen fir einen
1ooeSiaa. Der ourh geiestpiorige
SaHolims, WahIGiiigteit ODER Der.
ibuIbung eines anoern perllriutt iii,
bic 2egisIotur bic S0be Der Gnt.
ihGoiguHg feitiesen elm Rett, bas
iie aud aiisseiibt bat. @enn hieieS
amenbement ongennmmen ipir6, 10
fam bic geiessebenbe Moht tel
ne Greue fir ben Gntf1dbiauuas.
betrng IN iol4en G6uen fejsieten.
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2ln. /.
gieform i'm 5ipiliurp Spitem.

arfifel I.
Settiou 5. Cos 1cft ner pro3eIlies
rnng ourd Beffiuorene iou unnerles.
Iih fem. nbgeiehen enpon, bns inbe5i9
ouf 3ioilidIle Beieee erldiien ipers
ben oiiricn, tuclhe CUR Nbpdbe etnes
8ahriprud)s i'm 8oIIe Der llebere'nittt's
nn.le bon ni,at ipeniaer oIs bret Bier
telu Der srrn ernddticer.
9urt 6ieies amenbement miro
inbesug aui oas Reht ober bic gae.
tbobe oes 8eitnorcnenpro5eiies in
ariminol'allcn riht5 geanoert;
trenn es iebod Der oeicsgebenoen
aorperihait beliebt, 10 odrf iie Die
geitimmuing ireifen. baB in 3ipil'
i1Qer elm ref)tstrditiger @nfripruh
obqegeben tperoen fnnn falls nid1t
:reniqer oIs neun Der @eidtrorenen
oamit iibereinltinunen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

- Gin Ghleihbieb entipenbttt aus
Der Wobnuns Der geeiIia Monior, an
s. unb Glm Strnbe, brei 1iinfbcGcrz
nottn ans einem portemOnnnis, In
pslHsm q S5 jusiidIist I.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
3uiab6e ftimmung.

Gas poritcbenbc 4meroemeut ion i'm
Sale Der Nundbue burd1 Die 8d6Iec
am 1. Sttober 1912 in Strait treten.
Ger 3pef oieie8 Gmenoeluerts lit,
bos 8oIt inItanb 3u ieBen, Berfafs
iltngs3uidse oor5uidlager uno 8e-
iese 8ur Qrnabme ieitens Der
v8eueraI gliierblp" in 9oridIag 8lt
bringen; aud ioQ es bic BdbIer in.
itan6 ieten, irgenb Elm BON Der
~ r8eHeral 4Her1bIp" ougenommenes
@eies elmer goIfsnbitimmung unter.
bretten 3u laiieu.
Gas glme1Ioemert beitintr1t foIgen.
oes:
1. Berr 5ebn 8ro3ent Der Bdb.
Ter cine betm Stoat5iefret0r ein3u.
reidenoe Betition urter5ei6nen, Die
einen 3uias sur geriaiiung Dor.
itIagt, 10 ioQ oieies oorseitlagene
Announcement Den Stimngebern bel
Der nahiten BobI, nad glblouf bon
neur8i8 Sagen iett @inreidling Der
Eetitton, unterbrettet tperoen. @enn
Die Rebrbeit Der Iber oas porgeI6Ia.
gene Advertisement abIttrnmenoen
8abler oasieIbe gutbeiBt, 70 miro
bos Inenoenler1t EN- Seil Der Berfai.
fung.
9. @enn 6u irgenoeiner Belt,
niht Deniser oIs 5ebu Gage Dor oen
gesinn einer Eagung Der v8eneroI
giiernbID", BRET 8ro3ent Der Stimn.
geber cine Getition, Die einen 8eieb-
errttpurf oorihlagt, lnter3eihnen uno
beum Stdotsiefretar etrreiben, TO iou
Der grrDurf bon ibm Der ,,8eneroI
aI'enblp" llnterbreitet tper6en. Wenn
Die ~8eneraI gLIiembIp" ben 8eiee-
enttpurf, iuIe in Der Betition norae.
ihlaser, onrinnrt, 70 ioa or 8efet
peroet Itets oorbeboItIid) oes 8eie.
renoums, tuie nahltebeno oefiniert.
Wenn Die .generol Miiembln" es I'm.
terldbt, oos in Der petition nerIanote
8eles nn5uuebmen, ODER es in elmer
amenoierten ssorm anninrnt, 10 fam
erne Retttton nit ben unterihriften
BON bret Bro5ert Der Stiuturgeber,
I'M 9uias 81 ben lripriingIifen orei
Vro5ent, nerlangen, ooS 6os @eies in
Der uripriinelit)en Saiiung oes Geti.
ttonsooridlogs, ooer burd irgeno
ems Der bon Der ,.@eneroI 9lTTembIn"
porgeidlogereu 9Imenoements mobi-
ft5lert, oen 8dbIern sur 8ut6eiblnlq
ooer Bertperfrng lnterbrettet fuerben
misB. Benn cine Mebrbeit Der iiber
Die oorgeihlagene NaBnobme abItim-
menoen Wdbler 5u 8uriten berfeIben
Itllnntt, 10 fol- lie 8eIes tueroen. tpob.
reno oos etiua BON Der 2eaislotur, i'm
8efolge Der Der .8eneral gTiembIu"
unterbreiteten 8etttion, anaenom.
mene Geies nun uno rti6tig iein fou.
3. 3u irsenb elmer 9eit, inner.
bdlb eineS 9eitraunts bon neurtsio
Eosen, nohben etu bon Der r@enerni
a1lernbip" ongenonlmeues 8eiee
berm Stnotsiefret6r All oen atten ae.
eeben lit. fonnen iets 8ro8ent ser
Stinneeber eine 8etttion unterseih-
nen uno beim Staatsiefretor etnrei.
heD, tnelhe oerIanst, boB oieies @e.
ies Dem 8olf bel befien ndhIier @obl
sur GutbeiB,ntg ODER gertperfuna I'M.
ferbreitet miro. Wenn cine Rebrbeit
Der Iber Die Robuabme obitimmen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

Tics III meberie3ung
ht I'M dntrage Gunpeiou eraHen it, Iie
iebem fpseaSen Grdrumgsn
Snrterasn nusbri6h Abmnrns sneetdken
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Mo. 2.
gbidaiiung Der Sooesitrafe.
Nrttfsl I.

Settiol O. aae Rerioner iouen
faus tie qeniigeuee Giherheit 5u teller
lnlitanbe limb. sur Birgifait sugeldi'
len tperocn, ousgenoutruen bic oes
Nornes I'M eriten 9rase aneeflo9ten
no Der @etpe:s oui oer Sauo Iieat
cher bic EGnlecorousistung groB III
llebcrtrieben hobr giirgfdnft iou MIDI
psforDert. nod ioIisn ilbermdblg bob:
Gclbitrnfer serlegt. nod grGiinfnt
mS pnaeip6huiite geitrafunaeu ner'
bdngt rueroeu; aud foI es nillt ltatt'
bait iein. elmer angeflagieu olS StrafC
fir Elm gcrtred,e1 odg Qeben an reh'
men. gis anoerneitiae aei,slihe ger'
filauneen crIaiieu iTuo. louen Bericnet,
bic eines bjsher nit bem Tohe ftrafs
barren Berbrehers iiberiiihrt fperben
nit TcbeusIinalider eiu.erterung I'm
3uhtbauie bcitrdft treroen.
Gos oorItehenbe amen6emertt
tpenn bon Der Biblerihaft bes
Stootes ongcrorimen, miro Iebers.
ldngiihe 3uftbausitrafe oil Die
SteGe Der Sobesltrnfe Itenen. Gs
miro oann feline geiesIihen Gin.
rihtungen mehr i'm Stnnte iiir Ser.
breden irgenotueIher slrt seben.
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iasen ieitens bes Gtaates uno bds
&edDt, bic 3easnisbermcisernHs
zines angeflagten in ariniinalfdI.
len sHm 8eseuitanSe elmer ari;if
5a MAIDEN.
arfiffI I.
Se.:ion 10. glussencn,nren I'm fdls
len bon -,ntpeafalent~ lAmtssnsieis
5lii8sperfabrcnl, III Gdlien, bic m 9eer
Tao Rarlne. oeer III Der giilB ftdJ
eraeben uiogeR. trsiIn iie in Seiten bes
arleges cber Der qnuoesaeiakr in ip,rfs
lldaem Gienlt iino, ictpie in 6dllen bon
gsroehen. fur ipcIHe bic rcraeis6ene
Gtrdfe tDeniger ais ginserserung int
3ndtbauie III, iol niemano iiir elm
tceeSipilrniaeB oher jrnifirie .ihtufpflis
dee gerbre6ea sur Seranttporning ge.
5oGen srerbcn oiirieu. e. lei nenn nrf
@rano Ger llrtterbrettlrg oner GniInges
erbebung elmer DraItoIiirp; uno Bic
Sahl Der CUR Gtgeuna einer foI6,e.
DrGnbIurr noiigen Serionen. tple bie
SAIL ihrcr Nv g2iiglie0er. osren ubereins
ltinnenoe entiteioung sur grbebums
etner anflage ncfirencig ~. icu onrt
Geies beitsuruit meroea Sn ireeno.
etfenl yroseb, in irgenb einem De.
rid,te, ioa es bem angeiIagfen geifuttet
iein. in Berjon unb NIT AehtsbetitrYD
3u erfheinen nnb fih an perteioigeH;
Die. Hetnnutgnbe ton Watlr nHo llrs
ind,e Der gegen iln erbntenen dnidjul,
oiaung, ioiuie eint abiArift Der ams
tnge gu pcrlaneen; oen 3euaea augs
III Wlge ertgegc1i5uirsteu ourh
3luangsrerfabren ons grideinen eiges
Iier oenaea su iihern; andl ioI er Sa5
Med,f duf ifleuHiee offentltd,e yroseis
ifrlng bnrd eine sur:) IN benz Gcunfn
bnben. in oem bas @ergcben nagehIit
begangen ipurne; bod lam geieeIihe
gcriorge eetroffen spernen fir hcs benz
anae.Iagten ober een Stnnse suifebenee
Medt. Die eibIihs. fur oher aeatn ben
Mngeflngten gu peripeHnsnne geslgiouna
irgeHo eiues 3enaeR. eeiien anmeienbetf
I'M groseb nidt moelih III. entgeeens
ounshmen. tpobei iteis benz anassInes
ten gaittel unb Gelegen1eit an iiheru
sisih. in gericn .gic nit Me6tSbeiItnnb
bel Der Grtssgennnhme folder eintihen
gcfunnitns 5ueegen 81 iein unn ben
Beueen diee IN Huge ebenip ariinbiih
nrb In Der ndnriiden SHeiie ME i'm
Geridlt su ernminieren. Wiemanb ica
cesiusus9e.. ieiu, n irGsnh eiasu1 Ayis
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Gas noritcbenbc 4meroemeut ion i'm
Sale Der &undbme burd1 Die gSd6Lec
am I. Gttober 1912 IN Strait treten.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

ID. W. Baldridge, the Up to Date
Grocer. 16tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23
Cardinal Gibbons is 70.

Baltimore, July 23.-Cardinal Glib
bons observed the seventy-eiShth
anniversary of his birthday today.
He celebrated mass of Thanksgiving
and then held an informal reception
at the Episcopal palace. During the
day he received many gratulatory
ttelegrams and letters from "lerlcs
and laymen in all parts of The United
States.
Three weeks ago the Cardina' eel .
ebrated the fifty-first anniversary of
his ordination to the priesthood. He
was born of Irish parents in Balti-
more, received liberal education in
ireland and in 1857 graduated from
st. Charles College, Maryland. He
was ordained a priest in 1861; made
bishop in 1868 ard became cccu-
pant of the See of Richmond in 1872
In 1878 he was installed archbishop
and was given the red hat ia 1887.
nj n A nm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23
Mail Carriers Will Fly.

This is an age of great discover
les. Progress rides on the air. Soon
we may see Uncle Sans mail car
riers flying in all directions, trans
porting mail. People take a Won
derful interest in a discovery that
benefits them. That is why Dr..
Hangs New Discovery for Coughs,
Colds, and other throat and lung
diseases is the most popular medi-
cine in America. 1T cured me of a
dreadful cough" writes Mrs. J. F..
Davis, Stickney Corner, Me-, after
doctors treatment and all other rem
edies had failed" For coughs, colds,
or any bronchial affection it's un-
equalled Price soc. and $l.0O. Trial
bottle free at Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

Young women who became brides
this summer; older women who be-
came brides several summers ago, and
women who expect to become brides
some day, all will be interested in
the story of alb rides experiences. in
THE RED BOOK for August. 1t is
called Young Mrs. Anderson and is
bv Edwin L. Sabin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23
GET YOUR LUNCH AT THE
SPRING HOUSE TOMORROW.
What Makes a Woman?

One hundred and twenty pounds.
more or less, of bone and muscle
don't make a woman. It's a good
foundation. Put into it health and
strength and she may rule a king
dom. But that's just what Electric
Bitters give her. Thousands bless
them for overcoming fainting and
dizzy spells and for dispelling weak
ness nervousness, bachache and
tired, listless, worn out feeling.
Electric Bitters have done me a
world of good writes Eliza Pool
Depew. Okla, "and l thank you
with all my heart for making such
a good medicine" Only soc. Guar
anteed by Ringer Drug Co.
ID. W. Baldridge, the Up to Date
Grocer 16tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

During the summer months moth
ers of !oung children should watch
for any unnatural looseness of the
bowels. When given prompt atten-
ton at this time serious trouble
may be avoided. Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy can always be depended upon.
For Sale by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

It is cheaper to buy good water
than to pay doctor bills and much
more pleasant. Bromide water, just
from the spring, delivered to your
house for 10 ents a gallon. Phone
No. 8, City Drug Store. Bromide
Company. 23tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

Pauline March," short story by
l.. J. Feeston. the Engishman VINO
has taken the United States by storm
is one of the big features of THE
RED BOOK MAGAZINE for August
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23
OnIy Choice Meats.

Pork, sausage, veal, mutton, smok-
ed meats, steaks. roasts and fine
home cooked barbecue. You can al
ways get what you want at Pate 4
Ratliff's. Phone 657. 7-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

Think of ALBATROSS when you
Zee your grocer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23
LOOK THIS OVER

l25 acres miles west of Ardmore.
PIG acres miles north of Ardmore.
30 acres 4 miles south of Ardmore.
40 acres miles south of Ardmore.
$40 acres I miles north of Ardmore.
740 acres Washita farm, near Manns-
Vile.
260 acres near Cornish.
100 acres on Caddo raw land oil
prospect.
40 acres near Sneed, raw land, oil
prospect.
10 acres in Wheeler oil field
30 acres Elberta orchard in Ard
more.
230 acres adjoining Ardmore, cut 10
acre tracts.
80 lots near street car line, desir-
able.
164 lots near street car line, desir
able.
My home on C St, S. W., ArdmOre.
20 acres in town of Simpson.
Some of this stuff is well improved,
some not. II is all for sale at low
values, and long time at 8 per cent
Might pay you to get my |
prices, for ! am going to sell.
w. p. POLAND,
Ardmore, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

Go and register.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-06

The people Of Logansport were
with Mrs. Lang. They knew her
pitiful story.
The husband for whose sake
she had committed~murder stood
by her stoutly.
"She isn't guilty of murder" he
said, over and over again. "She
was crazy when she did it. The
way people talked about her was
enough to drive anyone crazy"
But Prosecutor M. L. Fansler
and Police Chief Morris, saw only
in the story a good case, and rush
ed Mrs. Lang to prosecution.
At first Fansler was going to
prosecute her for first degree
murder, with its penalty of the
gallows or life imprisonment.
But he seemed to realize he
never could convict her on that
charge, and SO changed it to man
slaughter.
When the trial opened today,
the court room was crowded with
fashionably dressed women, all
curious to see their ugly Duck
ling" sister in her trouble.
Near the front sat Joe Lang,
smiling hope and encouragement
to his ugly wife. Near him sat
James Clark, the father.
Beside big policeman sat lit
tie fve-year-old Julia Couple,
daughter of the murdered woman,
star witness for the state.
The trial was short. Little
Tu1ia was nut on the stand She
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-06

how mother had said some
thing !" and then bang and her
mother fell down all bloody"
The child broke down COM
pletely every few minutes. Judge
Larry and Prosecutor Fansler
would speak kindly to her and
lead her on with the story that
was to send a woman to the pen
itentiary.
It was pitifu1. It did not seem
right that this babe should be led
in to swear away woman's lib
erty.
The prosecution rested. Mrs.
Lang was convicted. The trial
judge made speech.
At the end of the speech he pro-
nounced sentence.
"T'll wait for you, Liz" said
Lang. III be near the prison all
the time. I'll be at the door when
you come out" :
Forgive me, Liz, for all I've
DONE" sobbed Clark. Forgive
me, daughter"
Little Julia Couple suddenly be-
came hysterical. Her shrill,
frightened scream rang through
the court room.
ct want mammal" she walled.
81 want mamma !"
Nearly Bad Enough.
Clerk-I'm afraid I can't let
you have that drug, sir.
Customer-Why not? Do I
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-06

Nearly Bad Enough.
Clerk-I'm afraid I can't let
you have that drug, sir.
Customer Why not? Do I
look like man who would kill
himself?
Clerk-Well, I wouldn't say
that, sir; but if I looked like you
I should be tempted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23

6 ion Of these rcdhcadcd that had got hold OF us
One said it was the dropthccus Of lava the ochT S'o II '
pithc,srt hrous Madness call it-what
"Br q. saw had thought out one or two points ula' WEI"
bcIrf One wa, that these brucs could 50 fast as man
in the ..n They have short handy legs you Sec ana "cS
boiC Even, Challenger could give few yards III hul'' "
the Of them and YOU or would be perfect Shrubb Another
point tina, they knew nothn about guns "o i r. 49,
ever understood how the fellow shot came by his hurt Il we
could m -, r Guns there was no sayin what we could not do
$50 broke away carly this mornin gave my guard N -
the ,,a. that laid him and sp1ntcd for the camp ~
got you and the guns, and here we are
Pr. ,f. ,,r,fcsor;," | cried, in CONSERVATION
"Wn we must lust 90 bac, and fetch en- coul DID" ~
with m CHALLENGER was up the and Summarize was not !"
for the effort The only chance get the guns ana Try
OF course they NAV scuppcr them at once IN revenge o
think they would touch Challenger Dul "'"i' W. 49,.
S,r Dot ,,c,, world have had him in any case ID 'ha'
am certain So | haven't made matters any ""'' - :,
Blu, we are honor bound to go back and have them out Or sec
trl l h 6, YOU can make up your soul, young icIah'
my lad. for it will be way the other before c'c
JUAv tried TO initiate here Lord Roxon5 jcry talk MS snort
L - . tho hal, humorous half reckless tone that ran
trrh = ~ R, h, was a born leader As danger tmckcicu
his AUNT, manner would increase his speech become more '"Cy'
his cold owes Glitter into ardent life and his Don Qu%o'c 1S'
r,1c With ;ovous excitement His love OF danger MS ~
appreciation Of the drama Of an adventure, 81" -; :,
m f; L,l ,h,I, IN his consistent view that every peru III
life q Of sport, fierce game OcI"'A -, oh hours
Death as . forfeit made him a wonderful companion al So o"'
# # @ no, m r fears as to the Of our companions II "o
have been a positive JOY throw mySch "'' % I r
an q w., - i;r, from our brushwood hiding place "hcl
suddenly felt his grip upon my arm , ,o
"B,, Ccoroc," ne WHISPERED Here they co"'' g.
Fror, ,rl.ro we 1a, we could look down po'u "' "
with green formed by the trunks ana "''''
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06
LIKES NATIONALS PLAYERS.
imp Murray says Foster and Gandil
Arc Star Players.

]. II. Murray. the veteran umpire of
the International League, is attending
the race meeting at Laurel with his
wife and family, and renewed old ac-
quaintances when several members of
the Washington club were out one day
last week. He is an old friend Of Can
dill and Foster, and knew the kind OF
ball thsy could play long before they
came to Washington. In the opinion
Of Umpire Murray, Foster is the best
little third baseman in the American
League.
In speaking of Gandil, the "Ump"'
said: While Chase is a great first
don't think that he has anything on
Gandil. I have watched Chick" play
for several years.
Mr.. Murray bears the unique distinc-
ton OF having officiated in the Inter-
national League this past summer with
out putting out of the game or fning
a single player. This does not mean
that he is easy" with the player, but
but simply that they accept his deci-
sions behind the bat, knowing that he
Is fair and square on all occasions and
that he shows no favoritism to any
team or player.
Murray says that all Of the players
in the international League were pull
ing" for the Nationals to win the PEN
nant. and they alt seem to think that
Griff's team will cut a big figure in
next years race. <
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06

CENTRAL IS SwAMPED.
Plays Rings Around High
school Eleven.

Gallaudet simply toyed with Central
High School on the formers gridiron
yesterday afternoon. by Il to o. Only
once was the Kendall Green Collegians'
goal in danger. in the final quarter. when
Central captured forward pass. rush
ing the bah TO within 5 yards OF the
goal line. After four tries TO push the
ball over. Central found itself 10 yards
back, so the ball went over TO Gallan-
det and Moore Immediately carried II
around left end for 30 yards.
Central presented heavy eleven. but
the superior training and experience of
the Buff and Blue eleven was too much
for them
The majority of the end rsns by the
Gallaudet backs and ends averaged q
yards. It would be hard TO pick the in
dividual stars, but Rockwell, Moore.
Foltz, and Kendall were. the most bril-
liant performers for Gallaudes-=
Coach Fred A. Crafts, who was on
the field instructing the Gallaudet eleven,
was highly pleased with the work OF the
collegians.
Gallaudet opens its intercollegiate
schedule next Saturday in Lexington. Va,
playing the strong Virginia Military In
stitute eleven. Lineup: