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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

bic dnhsrlt NOrThl anatipdnbi, nm
BIZ JnIiFumsnis nids 81 lief slnbrin
etn 81 IaFtn. Wdbrenb boB Gins
fhnsieen ileis ON Wndmittas pors
esnommsn ipitb. btainnt man ON
ndfitsn Worssn 70 friih ais irs,ne
mSglih nit BEN GiHfammeIn e,s aus
ben munbm nusatit,isntH miitistH
Snftes. SitrJu bsnubt mon cine
ilsins SpahitI, 1Sitiohn" etnannt.
Der tiHeeiammsIit Gait piro In Gin
irb,nss @,idb, .aurrno" stuunnt,
estan. On bisfsm @efdb Dsrbltibt
bas Opium ,inie, Wodtn. nm In Der
3lpiid sn5,it mtbrsrt Tnlt s,b0ris
burfatInHiitIt Su fptrbtu. bio Der
aoIIsttor Der Sptumiaitorei .rIdtint,
I'm has Opium ~ futtgtn unO mad
Quolitditn 81 iortisrsn.
Die Spiumfnitorsi islbit b,fibt
m.ifsns piels 6unbert grobt, sia,nnrs
tia stformt, irssnt Sopft, in ptIdtn
bas Opium. nadb,m IS porbu BON
allen erpbsn unrsinieisitsn b,frsit
IN, ouIbepabrt ipirb. Sober bitItr
Sopfe sntbGIt ,tipo so tneI. plumb
Opium. Tad elmer forsfGltis,u
qrifuns burd ben Satiorsid,f tU.rs
ben bic SSpft BON ,inssborsnn 9rs
beitsrn nod ein.m erobsu Rnum s.'
brndt. in p,Iasm iif iiinf Sub ib.r
benz goben s~rb:bsnbs 3iitsrn,n be-
finben. Sch. nibGIt stfpa 10000
plumb Opium. 0i.f, 3iitsrntn fusr'
BEN nun bis gum adnb nit Der in
ben irOsnsn sSpf,n sntbali.n.u maha'
s%Cnibrnunen GIiFisisit ssfiilIt. SIT
bi,s ssi9ebsn, 10 ipsrbsn bic SOpf.
iorgfdltis ouss,trabt unO idIisbli4
S,rbroten unb bic Sdsrbsn iaubtr
s,pafaen unb s,r,inist. 70 bab oud
ni9t Der tI,infts S,iI Der ip,rtpoIIsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

Sn Gabordtorium elner SpluTS
Sattorei.
Subffan3 SsrIorsn gebt. Sn bi.lsn
3iItsrnen bIeibt nun bas Opium ii4
cine 3eit lang i,lbf iibsrIaFsn.
9as in SnOisn tonfumisrt. Opium
piro BON BEN no9 China erporti.rtsn
btrfnisOen prdparisrt, in6sm % qua
nG6it in Der Sonnc getrodnst ipire.
Sat man auf bi.Ie Dsiis .insn be-
itimmten 5drtsgrab srr.idt, 10 tpiro
Is in brsits ausrbI0de gsprsbt.
~
Der 9eiuh elmer Spiumboble in
Canton (gbina) piro folgtnbermas
ben bef6risben: Sin unangsnsbmer,
fibIi6er 9uft itr6mts uns in oidtsn
8oIten entssgen, Der uns nit siusm
berartigen ~lnbe6ogsn e~rfiilltt, ooB
mir 5auOertsn, snbsiltie ben Rdum
gu betrsten. lebsIriehenoe 0sIldmps
den perbreitetsn elm Iebr ipGrlihes
2i6t in benz sngtn Gcma6s, in benz
bic bi6ten 9asdpolfen, fpie Rsbels
i6rpaben bin unb tpieoer triebsn. CRIT
no6bsm fa uniers Sinns an bi. ans
gtip06nIi6en gerbGItnife sttpas ges
p0bnt battsn, gepobrtsn mir, bob
mir uns in sinsm nidt %befOnbers
eroBen, quabratii9en Raum nit
ntebriger 8ede befonben, in benz
ni9t eir sinsigss 5enitsr mar.
bura tpel6ss sttpos frifde Cuff bate
3ugefiibrt perbsn tonnen. Die Ddns
be lparen idmubig unb bonn Raude
Der nislen, fdpdlenben StlIdmp4en
eefdndr5t. qn ben Seiten bss Raus
mes inbtn mir b6Iserne aaserItdttsn
errihtet, bic nit einioen Dsdsn uno
aiFen bslegt, aIs Rubeitdttsn be-
ftimmt tpareu, auf bensn bic @dite
nod Genub bes Opiums ibrsn tiefsn
Hauih ausidlofen tonnten. auf
benieIben bodten uno logen bsreits
mebrere be8opite @dIte, bon bsnsn
ein3eIne iOgar sinen folden Ginbrud
madtsn, baB mir erItnunt ipnrsn, iie
in sinsm bernrtis erbdrmli4en Cos
tale on3utrsifen. Der GpiumIii4tige
mill eben nur isin 3isl srrsidsn. ale
Nebenumitanoe iirb fir Jpn Ourdaus
nsbenfddIid. mir battsn nun GIN
Itige Gelegenbsit, bic porbsrsitsnben
ManipuIotionsn Der psriaieOensn
Rauder gu bsuba4ten. Die fir ben
Spinmrnufer nOtigsn Dt.niilisn be.
ftsbsn aus sinem Sablett, elmer tIsi'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

ipsis ouf ben grobsn Sies iibsr .GeIbs
bonr" (@ufer), befen Sditiol Der
.Mann nit benz gGrenrod" WliIss)
morssn teilen perbe.
Die Snbiansr umiteIIten am 8. Sas
nitar bic Solbaten auf allen Seiten
= nit ben g%beptnnes ouf Der redten
unb ben S%goIOllasS iour auf Der Iins
Ten Seite bes Idnssbebsdtsn 9oIes -
unb fdmpften nit Der grOEten gnts
idloFsnbeit. Bdbrenb bss Iebten
SeiIes Der S3la9t bsrridte elm mis-
tenber SdnesIturm; unb bic 8efpss
9ungen Der Golbdtsn tpurDen burI
ibrc biden aIsiber febr erThmert.
aber aus ben ismnsfisrten 9eidiiben
fpurbs Elm pirtiamss 5eusr er0ffnet.
Sin beftieer Qugriff BON etspn 30o
8riegern auf ben re6ten Jliisel Der
Sruppen bIitb erfolsIos. Den Bill
tsrIfsn aampf CAB es aber bann ouI
benz Iinten 5ligeI, no bic Snbionei
belfdnoig friIden 3u3ug erbislten.
S6r SberfHbrer nGra3b 5orie" mol
bon a%nertaunter miIitdriider siidtis.
felt.
Sang in Rot eetlsibst, tnnst. bst
Msbi5inmann Der Snbianer tolliiibr
Dor ben Sruppen Der uno feuerte feint
9eute an. 3fpei Der beItsn Sdorfs
ihiiben itredtsn i'm nber snbIid tot
nieber.
3eitpsiIig gabsn ii9 bic ermiibe.
ten Solbaten beinabe berIpren! Sberf
Miles aber ristierte es, elm. btbsus
tenbs GerltGrtung unter 2eutr. gaIbs
min ouf ben Iinten 1Iigel su tpers
fen, unb CAB Meiiung, bic bort bon
ben Snbianern beiebte 60be snnter
allen llmtGnben" gu nsbmsn. Dos
gsldng, aber srft na9 einem psrSpeis
felten 8ampf bon nod mebrsrer
Stunben, unb entf6iso bic S4lddt.
an Der i'm san5en taft 5000 Rotbauts
betetlt9t gefpeleH lem iollef.
2angiam pifen bic Snbianer FIBER
ben MoIfbsrg nod benz Big Corn
bin 3uriid. gaIb borna4 ergaben Tif
i'm aontunnsment Der sruppsn 300
Snbiansr; unb ni6t lanse barnad
ftredten 1000 onbere, nit benz .SoIs
len 9ferb" Ielb1t, in Der Heb glDnbs
unb in Der Gpotteb saiIs qssntur bic
@offen, naaoem lire 8Orrdte ons@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

At tfAAR AtltAAtN bA9 AfAANh eN~
er5ielung einer auttn gliihune
init ben 6iben eurd.
@srbrouh, beun i'm Sabre 1925 lpar
bic Ginfubr b:rsits auf 1900 aiit,u
ssfiteen. SIN Sabre 1899 mo6ts
oann bic 9inefids gitsisruns sinsn
osrspsiisIten gsriu6, bic Spiumtius
fubr su unterbinbtu, iubsm re tin
9eroift erIisb, ponoa fdmiIihe
OpiumbGnbIer innsrbaIb BON orsimal
"a Gtunben oas aanb 81 perlaFtn
batisn unb tein britii4si Spiumi6tff
mebr Ianoen ourft,. 9a oisie @srs
fiigune jsood ni6t b,folst purbs. 10
ipurben BON Der direTTden Rsgierung
nabe3u 10000 nit Opium ssfiiIIte
aiIten i'm @erts BON so Milliouen
Mart Ssrft0rt. Differ att fiihrt.
bonn fdli.Blid gu BEN betonnten
Spiumtri.g unb BEN 9antines9sr
traa i'm Sabre 1912.
Bon Der 9eoeutung beg Spiums
SanbsIs lam man f5 ,intn unse'
fdbrsn gssriff maiden, ipenn nan iia
bsrgsgsnpdrtigt, bnb bic Grnte in
MaS.bpni.n ettpa 100000 qfuno trs
gibt. Sn geugalsn, mo anbau nno
6nnbsl 2sgisrungsmOnppoI limb, be-
trdgt bos iGbrIi6s grjsugnis etiua
100000 &iIten isrtigss Opium i'm
W,rte BON etpo $50 MilIiOneu Wart.
periisn probu3isrt stipa 10000 Siiten
iGbrIiA uni 4.ghptsn ein,n idbrlihen
Wtrt bon AZ RiGl. Tlt. Sn MoSambis
que follen ettpa $4,000 5ettar fir ben
mobndnbau untsr &uItlir isin. aus
Bsrbem ipirb Opium ob.r beFsr Der
Mpbn nod in @irginia. SenneFes,
aalifornien unb anosrsn SeiIen Der
Grbs n%nse5aut.
9as lit Opium? G. 1T Der gsa
trodnete Saft, rtIdsr aus ben un'
rsifsn &apfeln BEG ssfpobnIihen
Robn gapoper iOmniferum) g.tpon'
men tpirb.
Die pflan3e fpurbs susrTt BON ben
Qrabern entbedt uno perbreitste iit
Iehr i6n.II iiber einen grpbsn 9.il
bes grbboIIs. Defenders ober ib.r
Siibs unb MitteIeuropa, no iie 6aupt'
IddIid aIs @artenpfIan5s tuItiDisri
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

tim init Der llnterbriidung bes
GdmuggeIs. Jsbes einIaufenbe Shiff
ipirb NIT gr0Bter GOrgfaIt ourdiudt
unb man bat aud bieIe Gauienoe
pfino Dpiria in ben @eriteden auf
Sen Gniffsn entbsdt unb ben Stoff
I~onfis5ieri. Ga bas GdmuggIerses
f6dft sin fsbr eintrdsIi9es III, 10
nirb trob aIIsr 9~emiibunstn Der
3oIIbeb1rben INNER nod rsbt piel
Opium eingsfibrt Obfdon man bic
S9mugaIer NIT bobtn @eloHrofen
lib mfi nrengsr 0aft bsiiraft. Neuer<
sInd1 aud 5itmIih Difl Opium
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

singsFibrt bate, ftieg bi. Gtntupr
i'm Sabre 1870 idon ouf 5000 ais
fen. gu biefsr 3eit fpurbe fid oud
Der aaiisr BON China iiber bic au-
Berorbentlid gefdbrIiden ginfliTs
tIar, ipsIds fem 9oIt bsbrobte, nnb
er bsrbot Daber I'm Sabre 1856 turs
3erbanb bic gefnmie Ginfubr. Raus
deno dngetroffene gbinefen Durben
NIT Ruten se5idtigt ober gar ils
Gefdngnis ~getuorfen. Da allie bieIe
Gtrafen jeooh ben Werbrouh bts
Gpiums niht einbdmmen tonnten.
ipurDsn atute, tpeld)e bas @ift In irs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

OpiumfIHmpdtn isIbn. ielnbers.
psIhe IN Guuppsn pom As perIcs
nen fh SuIoMmsnaeTunosH babsH,
Fnb NIT tIntm asmsInIamtn piIIsns
fo6 ptrItbtn. Die Opumpf,iis III
burtaus elmer GlOt, utrsItidbar, To-
pobI binfdilid ibrsr @r0bs uno
Dcrm, pis aud BEN WuHbniid. am
uH.srsn Gnbs bsr pfeifs III elm toners
ner aufiab onssbrudi, Der Elm, snt'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

GitD neiter ouflpdrts am Sonsuss
flub), bur9 cine Strafz Expedition
bisIen Streif5iisen elm gnoe gu mos
den.
Inter Der unmittel6dren 2eitung
1eines Qbiutanten Sberleutnant Grant
3. golopin rpurbs Die Expedition
ausgeriiftet, unb iie bro4 an 20.
December ouf. Cine Gnlonne unter
2eutr. Sames Dorben Qope dpGter
Sberit unb 5ilfss Gsnsrolquartisrs
meiTtsr geporben) beipegte ii4 5uerit
ftromaufpGrts unb erbielt Meiiungen
fir oas QufIdIosen beg eriten Qa'
aers, pGbrenb Miles unb Iein Stab
bic lebts Snfpsftion ibrss a%antonnss
ments pornabmen.
Ollie peItlidsn 5eIb5iise jener 3ett
tparen nit risiigen StrapaSen unb
ltn3utrdglidteiten perbunben; Der pors
liegsnbe ober, Bel elmer 9empsratur
bon az Grab unter gluIf, NOR elmer
Der f6limmfen! Die Expedition
fdldngelte fid am bid 5usefrorensn
gongueFluB melt binnuf, stpa
3pon3igmol u%nterpegs mubte bieisr
bieIqeipunbene Strom itberquert tpers
ben, ebe man bns GhladtfeIb ers
reidte. 8oh purben bieIe llsbers
querungsn burd bog feite sis tpss
nigftens erIeihtert.
Die Routs mar ungefdbr bief.lbe,
pie bic, tpeIhs bic u~ngliidTsligs 5ors
fdunes sgurtie bon Cir George Gore
singsihIdgen bottle; unb ouf ben bos
zen 6ii1eln lam man on elmer 4ns
3abl tleiner S~teinhaufen pcriiber,
tpelde bic 8rGber Der bon Snbianern
g.t0tsten Mitglieber jensr gartie be-
3eihneten.
Meni9en unb Giers botten oiel
ous3ubalten, unb ipegen bes ees
idpddten 3uitanbes Der lsbtersn
murben, als man etpo go Meilen
TtromaufipGrts gefommen mar, bic be-
lobenen S6fens@ eipanne inter OBJ
but 3uriidselaHen ndbrenb Die
6oupttotonns, nit ben bepsglidsren
Mauleieln, fpeiterriidts. 3pei Slid,
4rtillerie ipurben gum 3ned Der
SGuihung nit Mnsentsilen uno Ses
aeItuf mostiert. 400 Mann mar bic
5tr.itmaht ftarf.
Dim /. unb 8. Sanuar 1877 lam
Is 3u Gdormiibeln nit ben, aus ips
rem Minterlossr Suriidneidenben 5ns
biansrn; unb om Z. Jnnunr In Der
| Mountaineering batten bic Spdher
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02
Wn Der SgieSrih : u i

Qn Der 5aieSri4 : Mns'
auIt : Bride in plauen |. O., BON Der
In lebterer 3eit u~neetpDbnlih piele
Selbitmcroe periibt puroen, fol jsbt
cine S9ubporrih.ung anstbrodt
peroen, nm eas qbipringsn ron 2es
bensmiibeu gu perbiarern. uro nm bic
Yafanten bet inter Der Bride be-
finbli6en Salltrabe su ihiben. gs
ipirb sunGdIt Elm gro5titiid an DIR
Bride ausssiiibrt tpsrbsn, I'm fin
iiber bic prattifde unb dthetifht
Wirtung Elm Bib MAIDEN 5u i0nnea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

men SslIomps, eincm Gtud g,ipuns
benen 0rohtss, Der pfeifs uno .inem
8ebdlter nit Opium. Ginaslns Rars
der Iinb ols GtommgiIte baron srs
tennbar. bab lie ibre eigtns NUS
riiftung beIiben, unb aIs ate prats
liter bsiOrssn Iie audi bas aO4sn Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

asnD elmer Jprm asbrauhl,u, in bic
g,rbannune aefhict cbtr sulpsilsn To-
COR snibaupiet. Toh aud bieie ans
bsrcrb,ntIi6 fffpsrsu eiraIsn Bile
ben pbns Fdibarn GiniIub auf ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

aeoanaen iporen. Der 9erluit Der
sSnbianer mar groB, 1T obsr nidt
aenau betannt; Die Sruppsn hatten 3
gote unb s gerpunbete. Sin Ronls
poniIt bat bieIs S4lodt auh IN
Muiit geiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-02

81 ben btntiplroiaIien @efsdtsn
mil Snbiansrn esb0rie aud bic
G6Io2t an @oIfbsrs in Wpoming,
iptlfe hermit nod Der Gr56bIung tb
mes iibtrItbtnoeH 2~eilnttmtrs etihil'
bert lti.
Die sIpsi btriibmteTitn Ghlnfttn
In Der Gef6idis ipsIiIider Snbian,r'
iri,gs fpnrsn bic ON eittle 9ie Sorn
(25. Suni 1870. In tp,lbsr beinnrts
lid General Gutter fieI, unb i,tnt
ddn1s Gtreitmaht BON ben Siour tt'
ter Sitting Bulls Sbsrb,fsbf btrnih'
let ipuroen, unb bic nm Mopnotb
ane. Grttt i'm @intsr BON 1890 nuf
81: bic RiebetmsbeIung bon Snbias
n,rn uno Der Sob BON Sitting Bull.
gQs bic srfs pihtiee b,rarti9.
Gdlodt nnd Der GuIttrfhen 9rdso'
bic IN absr iebsnfdIls Der 9ompf nit
.Gra5b 6orfe" nnsuieben, in ben Sa'
nuars 1aoen bon 1877.
Dos 3rauertptel BON Stttie St9
Sorn bate bic piIbe inbioniias W.It
in etne fsbr esbobsne Stimmuna p.r'
I,bt uub re aIlaemsin SuDerFdtlider
unb uniernsbmsnbsr semo6t, oIs ieit
lana.r 3,it. Den sritsn DGmpfsr
.rbieIt bisfs Stimmune bur9 bic in'
bianifhe RisbtrIngs in @pomins et'
mas ii6er feds monate barno4. 0ns
rim bsitsbt Der 3uInmmsubnns bi.i,r
b,ibsn GreioniFe, obpobf bieTeIben
t,iu,slpsns einem unb btmielb.n 5.Ibs
5uge o%ussb0ren.
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Die 6itbtlung MiIes Gitp. Mons
lana, purbe ptrIhi,tsne Mol. bon
nr.ifsigtInOsn RotbGut.n untsr BEN
gtf.bI bes ySOIIsn pferbes" (inoiunis
T6er Rame: Mosesno Mob.fonse)
bsimasTu6t, tptfde bos Sprnpisb
~moFenneiie tpegtrisbsn. Simmer ftGrs
Ter tuurben bic alasen bariibsr. uno
na6 einem neusn berartigen lle6ers
fall nm Wei6nahtsn 1876 entihlob
Iid Sberft Nelfon q. Miles (ber piels
%otnonnte fpdtsrs Overwhelmingly,
Der gefeblsbabsr bes gslIopitons.0i
itritts nit 5nuptauortier i'm Sort
aeuab (nur einise MsiIsn bon Miles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
AGAIN Mr.. ROOSEVELT
TRANPS down BOSS
DECLARES PRESENT NATIONAL
COMMITTEE WORSE THAN
THE LAST

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 20.--A defense
OF his action in quitting the republic
an party and taking the lead in tho
formation Of new party was made
TO-DAY by Colonel Roosevelt. lie
spent the day and travelled leisurely
across the state, with a speech for
every stop He spent three hours
this afternoon at Lincoln, and the evc-
ming In Omoha.
At Lincoln he spoke at the Audi
torium He began by saying that
Victor Rosowater OF Omaha, former
republican national committeeman,
stole the Nebraska delegates 20 the
republican convention just as effect
lively as II the delegates had been
thrown out"
"1t has been said" he continued,
'Oh we'll OF course this is bad, but
you should stay in he party and re-
form IT, The only way you can re-
form that kind Of men is with a CLUB.
Look at what tn republican ma
tional committee is doing at this NOM
emit It is seating the mon who were
beaten at the primaries last spring.
In New Jersey we beat FRANKLIN
Murphy. The people put him out and
the national committee put him back.
In Massachusetts, We beat MI Crane
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

who are reaplng from tho seed they
sowcd 40 years ago"
Tho preacher reoited The treachcry
~ Jacob and his mother on the father
ana husband, Isaac, 20 illustrate the
lHihrruF Of the crop soWn from sim
lul seed. lie also depicted tho woe
which came 90 David for placing his
t,nual, urah, IN the front ranks Of
lhr kings army that Uriah might ho
iHiu fo that David could have HE
Nodow, and several ahcr illustrations
were used 10 bring out The thought
lhat your sins VIII orortakc YOU" il
nui sooner then later.
u WAS masterful plea throughout.
for living The right lifr. aud ut the
close q score of persons went forward
That prayers might be- said for them.
Several united with the church. and
There was the manifestation OF "A
gr.n' work beginning
Today there win hc mo- morning ser
vice at the Boston Avenue NJ. T..
church. AZ the tent this afternoon.
EVANGELIST Sucker WIN again preach
AMI at the tent tonight Rev. stuart,
N'll preach. Throughout an next
week, there win ho but two services
day both Zoo the tent and one at 3
o.c'ock in the afternoon and the 9TH
ca al 1880 o'clock I'm the evening
Yesterday afternoon Rev Sucker
preached at the tent what he called
his sermon Ia 26 words. but which
took 30 minutes 10 preach. The 25
words were found In John S3lG, which
called the utterance Of one who was
an expert On salvation, and In which
the speaker told what Il was. for
whom II was, whore It can be found,
who brought u ana who gets II. Al
It's close quite number rose profess
fing their purpose to i've christian
life. Mr Stontz and Mr. Anderson
sang before the sermon, a beautiful
duet 81 Am Happy IN Him" At tho
close Mr.. stcntz also sang a touching
solo.
In the tent sunday afternoon II IL
expected that Evangelist Stuart will
eIdoayor 10 stir up "a few things local
ly Tuleans have been expecting him
to cut loose on some OF the things
commonly known 10 exist within the
gates of the city, and as he has given
an lnkling In several OF his sermons
that he has the courage 10 Gar things
ioose. II Is likely that he viii have an
immense congregation from among
tn male inhabitants OF Tulsa,
The usual large crowd was present
last night, but on account of the chill .
iiness Of the weather the tent could /
haze held several hundred more. In.
tey,st IN the revival grows at each |
EcCting. and befGro the close next /.
week, Tulsa will be stirred religiously |
Ike II never has been before Il pres
ont indications are any criterion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
sn.nendcd Ofneer Esnlnlns

CHICAGO, Sept, 2O.-Polico Cap
tain Mahoney and Lieutenant Burns,
under charges for allowing two thugs
supposed TO be Of the gang Of bank
robbers who got $4,000 IN the Van.
couyer robbery 10 get away from them
cut short statement In which he
said woman held him while the two
men beat him into unconsclousness
lie said he went 10 the saloon IN re-
sponse TO information received that
two men had been spending money
freely in the place aud they were be-
lieyed 10 De thieves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
PROMISES epoch
MAKING HISTORY
tConrinucd from page -

ai thr Same time me most pr0fuond
prnhIo mryu studied hy man. lt is
raal u understand and get 10 ls tho
most dIuult to understand. Every
huy cam explain IL aud no scholar
can explain it II you put grain o.
wheat into thp ground and/afk tho
huy what wlll grow from it hc.lI tell
}0u wheat Wiil grow. lly knows Il
WILL he knows that nrn viii come
from corn any little hoL4nows that
Hli ] stN iu some scholar Explain "a
mo hoN % comes up 90 hc wheat on
corm how 10 grows up aud shoots and
m ,ho ni duplicates what Was plant
rd. explain that 90 me- And luu
know what hc suysg lie mys. 4
can't wan ask tho most profound
tliulst uu earth 90 ten nae, and ho
CAN'T lo believes i. bat hc can't
opluin It's sreat problem. II
tul SOW wheat ur corn or oats, you
get one crop II you SOW clover you
get several crops. Hut II you SOW al-
n.fn you just keep on getting II for
years Go come, II you SOW apple on
peach seed you get crop In four on
dive yoars, and II N1u plant pocaus,
may hc youu get crop IN fifteen
years. lrs the most difficult thiug
TO understand you over studied.
what you sow you reap. You
come right back to tho truth. I've got
gras an my place nobody ever sowed
ot nll over Ia my country we've got
Japan clover ana nuhody ever did
know where Il came from Nobody
knows anything about H. IL just came.
But there's not man here who's fool
enough 90 sly he doesn't believe IN
planting and leapIng And there's
many o. man sowing sin and cxpocug
TO reap happiness, but some day II Will.
come back"
When you sow sin you aro sowing
mighty dangerous seed, You are SOW
INK seed from which you may not
harvest from which you may not
reap for years to como ! know men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
Only 90 support Electors.

OKLAHOMA CITY Sept go
tSpccial)-That the alignment be-
tween the republican ana progressive
parties In Oklahoma will only extend
"a the nine electors, nominated as re-
publicans but who have said they viii
VOTE for the progressive candidates.
was Indicated today when az the meet
ing OF the state executive committee
Of the progressive party resolution
was passed pledging the support Il
the progrossives only 10 tho nine Of
tho ten electors who have indicated
their intention Of voting for the
Colonel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

Tor delegate by 1900 votes The
people throw him out The national
committee put him back ln Kansas
we carried the primaries with % sweep
No throw Mr Mulyauc ont and the
uHtloua. committee put him hurh
Tho commute has not pat Fonro 20
ana hoseNator bach yct bat thrl will
Ert lurf
'Tho uauoual committee ls thc ono
which viii have thc republican cone
youlIou boa 1910. They are already
behaving WORSE thun they behaved
before,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
Necklaces and
LaNalliereS

"A pretty neck or a stylish
gown is never complete
without an ornament to set
it off. We have just recoiv-
ed a collection of dainty pat
terms for evening wear.
These are set in Diamonds.
Sapphires Pearls, Corals,
Canoes, etc.
To be in style You must
possess one.
They are reasonably pric-
ed. We invite your inspec-
tion.
Just One Price
One Just Price
W4ssa.az&s.zGs,':.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
A CcrtaIn RIch MINIS Troublcs.

A Michigan man who had been
missing for ten years returned 10 his
family the other day with 100000.
lie Is going 10 be badly fooled II no
thinks the money viii make II un-
necessary for him TO explain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

"Any yacht racing this year?'
Ought to be some soon. Now that
tho pole has been found, those fell
lows win renew their efforts to llft
the cup
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

suut Commissioner q, r.
nuuhuor has Issued rall for d
mortlur ~ ull boy scouts and
uuutmustrra ln the city at tho
pmnir headquarters nt z
GO.uuk tonight An hoss must
rarort Zoo uniform n they have
them This lH m important
meeting
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-04-21
May Hit All U. S. Concerns.

1t is probable that practically all
the American accident insurance
companies doing marine. business
will have share in the loss on the
Titanic or its cargo, as it is under
stood that all the facilities for ma
rine insurance were exhausted in or
der to cover the vessel. 1t is not
probable that any of the American
lire companies would write more
than $4,000 on the hull, as they
have strict limit on the amount Of
risk on any one vessel, the excess
being automatically reinsured under
treaty contracts. They may have as
much more on the cargo.
: The insurance companies know
now where they stand on the hull,
but many may not know for some
time as to the liability on the cargo,
as insurance may have been issued
in India or remote parts of the Con-
tinent and not yet reported to the
companies.
All the English fire insurance COM
panies write marine insurance, and
will carry the brunt of the burden,
aside from the large line of London