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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

City They made the trip in an au.
Sunday morning and arriving home
Tuesday night.
Mrs. J Graves Loeper Of okla
homa City is spending the summer
in Colorado Springs
-. c. Stoat, Of oklahoma City, is
in Colorado Springs on an automo.
bile tour.
f. b. Paune. Of P3whuska. has ar
rived in Colorado Springs in his
automobile for a few weeks stay
Among Vinita automobilists in
Colorado Springs is ], NJ. Jones'
who will spend the summer in colo
RADIO
K f. Charles has motored from
Strand to Colorado Springs for a
sightseeing trip in the Pixies Peak
region
AIuuiN OkidHbiHd dUlD OWnfl
who have taken their cars with
them TO Colorado is G. W
Martin of Nowata, who is in Colo.
RADIO Springs.
Among recent arrivals in Colora
do Springs, is II c. Payne OF Tulsa.
who made the trip in his automo
bile.
F. G, Haines and party of Hugo.
are touring through the Pixies Peak
region in Mr. Haynes automobile
NJ L. Snow, of Oklahoma city,
is in Manitou, Colo, on a sightsee
ing trip.
Among auto owners who plan to
fly the Oklahoma pennant at the
Colorado Springs carnival is r. J.
Mitchell Of Wynnewood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

crop. but that late corn needs rain.
Cotton, he says is in fine condition,
and promises record breaking yield.
Mrs. Lucy Thompson has moved
from the Milikcn Flats to the North
side Inn she is now ready to cater
o the public, board and lodging.
Phone 952.
Miss Helen Hale, stenographer at
the University, who has been en-
ioying short vacation. returned
home this morning She was accom-
panied by her sitter Miss Kate Hale,
teacher at Mustang who Will be
ber guest for short time
Mrs Maggie Kcyser and two child.
ron left for Kansas Yesterday. whore
they will spend month with rel
atiyes and friends
T. A Meyette has resigned his POI
s'tiou with the Guthrie Milling Co,
and accepted q position with the Ar
Kansas City Milling Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
PERSONAL AND LOCAL


George Lang, Of Kingfisher, clerk
of the district court there. was in
the city Sunday, returning home last
night.
Mrs NJ. NJ Meek. OF this city who
was SO severely bitten by a mad
house cat some weeks ago. has en-
tirely recovered. and returned home
from the hospital Saturday evening
Miss Mary F. Meek. stenographer
in the office of the county attorney.
who has been enjoying her summer
vacation, is again back at her post
cs duty.
Miss Gladys Seaman will leave
next week for Kansas City. Mo-
where she will reside Miss Alice
Hagar OF saltwater, has taken her
place.
Judge Milton Brown returned home
iom trim 10 the southern part of
he state SUNDAY He saws the early
..rn n mrde. and vin We'd a good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
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Came To Grief.

Came To Grief. a
Mr. Smart Ellick and wife arrived
in the city yesterday and wendell
Their way to a rooming house where
a room was engaged The couple
went walking after slipper and tho
Smart One evolved scheme to beat
his bill His plan was to sneak his
suit case out the back way, and bead
il out OF town. He was seen, and
the landlady notified the police, and
he beat was landed in Jail He dug
p the price of the bill. and left thA
city hurriedly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

OF LOCAL MOMENT
VI n " n n n " n a r. ~ n n 81 N /

District Judge Stanfeld. Of Sapul.
pa has overruled Federal Judge
Campbell Of oklahoma and declares
that negroes can vote without qual.
flying
John Quincy Adams, lawyer at
ANa, OKLA has been arrested as
being fugitive from justice. He
is wanted the report says. at Fort
Worth. Tex, for irregularities about
deed
Texas capitalists are going to
build a ftve-story building al Fourth
Avenue and Chickasha street. Chick
asha which will ne used as an of
flee building a bank and theater.
Willis Owen. Of Russelvlle. who
killed Myron Kitchen at picnic,
when he round him with his wife
and wounded the woman unto death
SAYS that Kitchen taunted him.
Mrs A. o. Cherry OF Bartlesville
seeks $24 1000 from three bootleggers
because her husband died from
drinking impure whisky
The state will inquire into the
cause of the death of Mrs Louise
Malvern Of Temple who died re-
Gently and who may have been
poisoned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
Was on Wronn Track.

good Holiness woman preacher
Of this city, who makes it practias
TO visit the jail on Sundays and re-.
.monstrate with the prisoners on the
error Of their WAYS. asked, a young
man, Yesterday: Dear brother. are
Won On the right way?" The prisons
'er answered: 4 fear not. madam: e
tried TO beat it out of town on the
Santa Fe, aud the police got me,
Now, If had tried some other route
| might have made my getaway"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
Bids Are Asked.

Posted conspicuously in the post
lotfice are the notices from the sup
ervising architect of the United
States asking for bids (QI the remodl-
inc OF the presentp FfdeEaf building
here, and Tor the c6hsfpuefion of the
new extension that is to be built at
once. The notices call for remodel
Ing. heating plant etc, for the old
building, and for the erection of the
rev building. covering an area of e.
500 square feet. four stories and a
Easement the whole to be fire proof.
ald built OF brick and stone and ter
"a Gotta trimmings. and slate roof.
Elevators are to be put in and the
main opening is to be at the north.
east corner Of the new building. Bids
will be received until September 6.
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Y series of classified ads. Write "
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Y will win a second reading. Have Y
" the courage to order the publics- "
y ton OF these ads-with season x
able number OF repetitions "
x You'll get in touch with posi- ~
4; 1la buyers through this little X
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
ex-PRgslDENr SERIOUSLY III

Mexico City. July 26-A special
Paris dispatch says ex-President Diaz.
OF Mexico is seriously i'll, fatal re-
suits probable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

II you make j cash purchase
amounting TO $500 we will sell you
also 20 lbs Of sugar for $1.oo-Square
Deal grocery. phone 896.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
A POPULAR CANTATA

In the Rainbow Fete or National
Flower Cantata to be given on Thurs
Gay night at the First NJ. f. church,
the people of Guthrie are offered an
unusual pleasure SO delighted were
the ceople of Fort Worth, Texas,
when it was given there. that they
demanded a repetition of it. In the
drills. marches. solos, duets. 'etc.,
about seventy children will appear.
Mrs. Fielder, wife of Vice Chancellor
Fielder, is the director.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

-
rie. having lived here before NOV
ing to California
Phi Nou Girls.
The Phi Nou Girls entertained
with delightful picnic. Saturday
evening, at Mineral Wells park in
honor of Mr.. Louis Malone, who is
the guest OF Miss sarah Joe Picker
ing After games Of all kinds were
| played, lunch was served to the
following guests Misses Lucille
Burke. Babe Harkins, Sarah Joe
Pickering. Louise Hill, Jane Houser,
| Ruth Johnson; Messrs. Louise Ma
lone. Phil WiIber, Glen Douglas,
Herbert Mitchell, Hugh oliver and
Carol Raysoh Mrs. Pickering was
chaperope.
Miss Helen McElhinney will he
hostess to the Bon Ami club on
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
Mrs. l.. l. Beland returned yester-
day morning from Kansas CITY
where she has been visiting with
relatives for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick.
left Sunday night for an extended
trip through the East
Miss Anna Priess and Miss May
NTcGoldrick have returned from a
visit with Navina friends.
Enjoyed Swim.
A merry crowd of young people
enjoyed a delightful swim in the
Cimarron yesterday evening Mr..
and Mrs Guy Owens chaperoned
the following: Misses Anna Owens,
June Williams, Luella Calm. Reha
Calm, Mamie Madsen. Lila Houser:
Frank Derr. Parsons, Frank Knight
Jesse Owens, Harry Calm and Prof.
Reager.
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy of
Oklahoma City were the dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Lyons
at their home on capital Boulevard,
last evening.
Peated skirts Gaining.
As. the season advances the style
authorities of the old world seem
to favor pleated effects more than
ever. and it is believed that Ameri-
ca will follow in line very soon.
Not only are small side and box
pleats being shown, but many ma
chine pleated suits are also being
made up In all cases. however.
great care is taken to preserve the
straight line effect otherwise the
skirt win not sell This was shown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

Fred Barde, special correspondent,
went to the northern part of the state
this morning in the interest Of his
paners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

buggy. Address C. c." care Daily
Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

conclusively when some domestic
manufacturers attempted to make a
much fuller skirt than has been in
vogue during the past year Buyers
turned them down Immediately
They agree with the manufacturers
that pleated suit skirts will pc
much in demand this fall, but they
must be so made as to give the eff
feet of nawowness which women
have found both becoming and
Youthful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

Attorney Frank Burford went to
Ponca City this morning on eourt
lasiness. p'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

l.. r.. Lohr is prepared to do all
j inds of gas piping at a remarkable
cost. He keeps on hand a supply OF
Las nantes, globes and burners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
CALENDAR

Tuesday.
card party, hostess, Mrs Ned
Holman.
Picnic, Highland park.
Wednesday.
Phi iNue Girls. Miss Jana Houser.
Bon Ami club. Miss Helen Nc
Chimney.
Delta Phi Beta Girls, Miss Louise
Bierer
Thursday.
Kimona club. Miss frankie Curl
Phi Delta Gamma's, Miss Kate
Millikan.
Sorority Picnic, Mineral Wells
park.
Woman's Auxiliary Division Mum
her 3. Mrs. Schalker
SATURDAY.
Rooney Mooney Shah, Miss Helen
McElhinney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

The Christian church choir will
give an automobile social Tuesday
evening on the lawn of Mrs. Brown.
Al. East Noble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

Pat weathers. architect, Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
VOTES AND
PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY
MISS BESS GANO
Phone 164
PERSONALS OF

has a great many friends in Guth
rie. having lived here before NOV
ing to California
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
To Discuss Brahma.

To Discuss Brahma.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the First Baptist church will meet
at the home of Mrs Enoch Bamtord
at 622 East Warner, Tuesday after
noon. at 3 o'clock. The subject
will ibe Brshma with Mrs. Bamford
as leader
Miss Ann and Lucille Henneberry,
of Arkansas City, are the guests of
their sister. Miss Marguerite Henne-
berry on West Noble
AIR and Mrs. Frank Mccoy and
baby. Frank. Jr. of Oklahoma City,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs William Mccoy on Washing
ton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boles. Jr.. are
tne guests of Mr. and Mrs Louis
Bronson, on East Noble. Mr.. Boles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
OkLAHoMANs IN COLORADO

: u q y q y 4! n q " q a u q q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

Miss Helen McElhinney will he
hostess to the Bon Ami club on
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

Mrs. l.. l. Beland returned yester-
day morning from Kansas City,
where she has been visiting with
relatives for a few weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29
Enjoyed a Swim.

Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy Of
Oklahoma City, were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Lyons
at their home on capital Boulevard,
last evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

District Judge Poe. of Tulsa. is IN
Colorado Springs on vacation lie
will stay there until September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fitzpatrick.
left Sunday night for an extended
trip through the East
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

City They made the trip in an au-
,b3mobild, leaving O,Eahoma CITY
Sunday morning and arriving home
Tuesday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

Miss Anna Press and Miss May
McGoldrick have returned from a
visit with Navina friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-29

Mr. and Mrs. j A Bagg and
Mrs. A. T.. Perry of Coalgate, are
enjoying cool mountain breezes at
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
eaussrbnub 5umiIientOhsert.

Ole brittle mufifaIii6e Ibenounter.
baItllnq beg Baibiugton Sduger4
bunos, Die am Counting in benz Sdn-
oerbunobeim $50. ga 6 StroBe, g,
80, unter Qeitung oes MuiifOireftors
Serrn Seinri6 Sommer ltattfano,
mar nod better oils oie beiOen porber-
qebenoen uno tpuroe pom ben mei-
item 3uborern iogar fir genuBreider
erfldrt aIs oas unlGngit i~tattgebabte
qroBe 6ffentlide &on5ert. Ser Can
oerhor trat 6rei nal ouf; er lang 81
Qnfang oes &on5erts nSonutag aui
Sem Meere~ BON g. &ein8e, in Der
U4itte OeiieIbeu 09lbidieo" BON Str
del uno gum 5bluiie: Scr Sdger
aus aurpfaI5", arrangiert BON Ste-
grapen. Dteier Gbor gefiel 10 gut,
0aB er wieoerboIt perOen muBte, 9ie
nit elmer iebr ipmpatii6en, Doblge-
IbuIten Stimme begabte Soproniitiu
Sri. 6lorenCe Ml. Noad lang iebr an
ipredeno bel ibrem eriten Auftreten
oie Arie aus Simpion uu0 Delilab
BON Saent : @aens, BEL ibrem 3tDei-
ten Muftreten ,@oo0bDe" BON Eolti.
Ser SarfenipieIer Serr 9. @ariIlo
trilg nit bOrtreffIider 8irfiing 5u-
erft Die rMiOa Santafie" bon 9. Ga
ramieuo. na6ber einen @al5er bon
81. 8ousqueI nSoupenir oe 8oOen-
8u0en" Dor uno Ser Itets germ gebOr-
te, nit bieI @efiibl uno Nusorud tim
genoe Serr Sermon Morieu lief
Ii9 in 3tpei Sieoern: IS IoDeo a So
ie~ bon @Ogar0o 2ebi un6 0St is moi
becauie Dour beart is mine" bon s.
2obr betpunoern. SRI. 8. 8urfe uni
Serr 9. 6. @feifer ma6ten iid Der-
oient, inoem tie Die auftretenOen go
IiIten auf Dem &lonier begleiteten
yei6t ongefiinoigt ouf benz 8ro.
gramm, aber cine iebr fddBenswertt
unO nit bielem 8eifan aufgenom.
meme ginIagen tuaren 8Dei Bianoio.
Ii oes SrGuI. 2orleberg: 08eooine
@ap" bon @rieg uno uSantaiie I'M
promptlte" bon Chopin.
Sonntag, Der 81. Sonuar, bringt
oen erlten Ron5ertabenO i'm S6nger.
buno. 5iebe An8eige uno Ser
griigungsfnIenoer.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
qnf @nnld nnisrer @eaiernna.

Gem al1soriidli6en @riuben Der
amerifonif9en &egierung entipre-
deno i9ift Der Snbrifantenperein
BON Solingen in Der &beinproDin5
ieinen @el91ftsfibrer Or. Sornltng
iiber Den O5ear, oamit er fi9 nit ben
boben Serren i'm bieligen S9asamt
iiber Die @erti9Gsung Der Weeiier'
uoaren unterbalte. Sauptid9lt@
mo9te man n6beres BON ibm uber
Die SeriteHungstoiten, 2obniGse uno
oerglei6en erfobren. @ern bot Der
Solinger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ieinem
@elA1ftsfiibrer ben n0tieen urlatb
getp1brt, neil er iiber5eugt lit, bob
cine miinoli9e Musiprn9e bel CUR
8eIeitigung oes our 3eit beIteben-
ben WtiBtrauens biiben uno oriiben
beitragen miro. 9aB untermertun-
gen Der a4sgefiibrten MeierDoaren
Ieitens ein3elner Sirmen Dorgefc!1-
men Iino, miro nibt in &breOc ge-
felt, a6er man itreubt iih gegen bic
in Mnerifa beIiebts gieralgcmctNer.
UNI. ..s oh - iiG i'm tine iDli1ai0ti=
l,be i%SliituiJ ner &rtiSliite bAah!.
Sn5nii9en baben Die StablWaren.
fabritonten in SoIingen einen Sieg
in ibrem 3wiit nit ben Ser. Staaten
errungen. 9as pom &oniuI George
6. eager Derpnltete ameritanii9e
&oniulat in 8armen, mel@es nerer-
oings Die 8eglaubigung bon Snftl.
rem berpeigert bate, fails niGt Die
Sabrifbii9er borgelegt miirOen, bot
infolge Der Brotelte pieOer nit 4us-
itelung Der 8eglaubigungen in Der
alten @eiie %begonnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Set gum Aufaueeu.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rc8eagb bat
fi1 an ben 4ongreB eeDan0t, nit
Dem Griuhen, oaB ibm Die @rmdf-
tigling erteilt meroe, nit Dem 8au
Der orei pom aougreB geuebmisten
3egierungsge6Guoe fir Die bret 9e-
partements 0es Staats, Der SuIti3,
uno oes Sanoels uno Der Arbeit bor-
anSugeben. 9as 9ano, nuf peldem
oieie @ebGuOe erridtet Deroen Iouen,
lit bereits in 0en BeiiB Der 8unoes-
regierung iibergegan9en Die Rlane
fir 0ie orei 8auten Ii1o audi fertig,
es febIt nltr nod Die @rmaAtigut1g
0es &onqreIies CUR 8ergebung Der
&ontrafte uno oieie m09te Serr Wtc
@eogb balom0gIi9lt in SdnOen boz
ben. @r bat 5u Dem @noe Dem Spre-
der Oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ben @nt.
tuurf elmer @eiebesOorlage iiberianot
nm oeren balOige @nnabme er bittet.
;3mei BON ben orei @ebGnoen, fir Die
ais acknowledgements Die Summe
BON $8,O0O,OOO feitgeiebt TT, ioaen
8piiden Der YennipIpanin ADenue,
ser 8~ier3ebnteL 5iinf3ebnten unO 9
StraBe, oas brittle an Der Ode Der
8iersebnten unO 9 StraBe, g. SO,
auf Ser &~eIerpation oes 8aibington
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aufgefiibrt wers
ben. 81 Ar6iteften batten i'm 8ett-
betuerb fir oieie &Iane eingeretft
Die erfolgrei9en perOen le6S Sro5ent
BON ben wirfli9en 8allfolten erbal-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
ontsI graEa Bal.

III F. HIP. ~.
9ie Reueruug DeIde Der Snfel.
8rditg : BergniigungspereiH Dor ct.
Iideu Sabren eingefiibrt but, uidt
elm, ion0eru 3iDei einunber a~bl6ienoe
Ordeiter, fir feline Sabresbdle au5ll-
lteuen, bat iid auH in oieiem Binter
Dieoer gIdn5eno bep1brt. Ger Cue
orang nod Dem SnfeI- uno Sauten.
8an, Der am Mittpo6 in Dem Mlten
Mtoionic Eempel ltattfano, mar Elm
gang geDoItiger. uno Oh oas iunge
8of 3ufrieoen mar? Isle ionte es
nidt, penn Sic l1Itigen 8autIen meg
fallen uno es unoufborliH otpaI5en~
ilr0 rtpo iteppen~ fam, oieie beioen
0amen oriidett berte oas aus, tpas
man ebeOem otan5eh" nannte, iett
mad ben frGftigen &l6ngen elmer
8le6muiit, @m. So1berger, baum
na9 Den Dei1eren 2auten eines Or.
beiters, 8. NGder? Iber audi Die
@rDabienen, Die III oniebnIiHer 8abI
iif) eingefunoen bdtten, batten ibre
5reuOe uno btelten germ bis al ei-
ner ipGteren Stunoe ais eeD0bnlih
aus. 9te gr0Bte Sreuoe ober botten
oie &erren BON ben Derf6ie0enen SEQ
mites, peI6e fir oieien Bal uno bel
oieiem 8aH 81 arbeiten batten. 9ie=
Ie naren: 9as @refutib @omite,
beite6eno aus ben Serren Sobn 81
Mergner, GoriiBer, 6, 81. Goof, Otto
MltI6ler, @m. @itte, Sris @oIf,
IooIf SeeboOe, Mug. ShwarS, No-
bert @eber uno SriB 8ertrom; oas
@mpfangs : &omite, beltebeno aus
Sen &erren $enrp @ebrenberg, @or.
Iiber, George Wfair, Senrp @raue,
Gbas. @roefe, Mug S9marS, Mid.
Sol8beierlein un0 AOolf Seebooe;
Oos So1l3 &omite beiteber0 aus ben
Serren &arl &obler, @orfiser, Jris
9ertrom, MboIf Seebo0e, Grib @oIf,
Sobn 8IoB, &erm. 2e9ner uno 8m.
@abI: oas Sinon3fomite beIteben0
aus Ben &erren s. 81. goof, @or-
iiser, Soief Moir, Otto Mutidler,
Srib Seebooe uno Geo. Steiner; oas
@rfriidungs : 4omite beltebeno aus
ben &erren &obert 8eber, 0orIiser,
Sobn Climber, @iGD @itte, George
Berger uu0 @enrp BLOB.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
@eseNuppe i'm @atIembaas.

Das Direttorium Oes Dentf9en @ai.
Isnbauiss belt am DOnnerstas Nbenb
feline Misunderstanding i'm Sdnssrs
%bunbbeim. Beri9t bariber fOI9t in
na@iter Drummer.
Nls bO@ft @i@tisss isi ieOOd mitsss
teiIt. bag Der OeIesat Oes 8aibinstOu
Waesser.@ ersins. 9err Gbrif. @amm.
ling, in Oben senOnnter UsrlOmmIuns
Die @rOfnuns ma6te. OoB lein Verein,
ME I'M Dsrsanssnsn Sabre, 70 aud in
6ieIem wieOer, cine MeteIfuppe" i'm
@ailenbuuie gum 8siten oieiss Sniff
tuts uerGnitaItsn werbe. Wis UOrfBer
6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat BrdIibent
5. SEQ. Nutb 9errn gbas. u. M. Q0ffs
lsr ernunnt unb Oieisr CAB betannt, bae
er uIs ObertO@ fir bic vSnppsA unb
anberes GBbare 9errn Tris WOssI er.
nunnt babe. ga muB ia wObI bic Sas
DE gut werOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

9ie Serren $eiUrtb &ammer mnb
emil SOB @briittani, Suei Der Ber-
uOrraaenoften Iuftfer mno GborIei.
ter unierer Stoot buben fih nm Die
aanse 0euti6e G1ngertDelt beroient
aemadt, inoem fie benz fHbIb1ren
MongeI zines geeieneten Srouer-
un0 @robIieoes fir 0abingei9ieoene
Singer obgeboIfen baben. Serr
gbrtItiani bat ben 1IIbeIiebten un6
Ieidt aussufiibrenoen Srnuermarid
BON Chopin fir IGunerbor arran.
alert un6 Serr $ammer Bat oieier
@ompoIition einen dnfprehen0en
Cert u~ntergeIegt. Dos 8tpedOienIi-
DIE @erf, oos i'm @erIaee BON $.
gberboh 6abier, $50. 800 $ Ctr. q.
So, erIdienen 1T, befinOet iih bereits
in ben S1noen unierer orei biefigen
6eutlden @efongbereine. Die BON
Serrn Sammer geOidteten @orte
lnIten:
Dnmpf idnnt Ouber
Eriiber &logen Teierton.
Dir, teurer 6reunb,
Der Dem 2eben biit entflobn,
@elten Oiefe &lagen.
Nogen iie Dir iagen,
8as gu uls tpnrft, Ou uns biit
un0 bleiben mirIt,
Oh Der als @eiit bernieoeriiebit
Sober @~rinnerung 9reiie 8iebit,
Oh, Der nit uns geiungen,
Sn Sarmonie beri9lungen.
Sab tonen oieien Slang
Sn @Digfeiten Sang.
@r fiinoet boffnun9sfreuoig
Gin berrlia Beroen
4uf oieier @roen.
Sorel
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Seine SseiuSIdaft nidt.

Die 9Gnb1nger Oes Trdiioenteu
Saft in alien Seilen BEG 2anocS
ipuroen an ooriSen 6reitag bon bier
aus perltdnoigt, Dab Serr Gait untcr
feinen umIt1noeG nit Mngriffen auf
Sen Oheriten Eheo6. &ooienelt ettpaS
3u tltn baben min, glei9piel mas bic
ier be8iigli9 Der republifaniidlsn
Observation-Disclosures 5i tun
fir gut befinoen m6ge. Ser Br6ii-
bent tonne, 10 prrOe petter geiast,
Die @erii6te, onB 5uii6en ibm un0
Dem Sberiten 9fooiepeIt iebr ge-
iponnte 8e3iebungen b~eit1noen> Iif
niht erflGren. gs bat ouf manhe
'ongebli1e ODER mirfli9e MeuBerun~
gen &opiebelts, Die BON nan9en Sei-
ten ols Nngriffe ouf Die Safti9e Ao-
mi~niTtro.ion geocutet nuroen, nibt
aeanttportet, uno er miini9t tift.
raB ieine Sreunoe meter geben ais
or ielbit
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Die aurpOratiOnsReaes.

Gin Rolten in Dem 8eri&t oes ssn.
Lamb Steuerfoueftors lit 3ieunIi& al.
gemein iberieben tpOrSen, chmo6I er
tebr feOeutiam lit, uUO 6os 1T sic
etnnabule Don ettDo 33 Niuionen
Dollars an Observation-Disclosures.
Oieie Summe Dir6 gebiI6et Aur& bic
2Benseebiibr Don / %rooent nut Aos
gintomnuen Der @orporatiomen, etne
@ebiibr, ole f6IiHIih gtntomsmes,.
iteuer genannt miro, 0ie uber in
@irflihfeit nur cine A6gobe Aofiir
lit, BOB Die AprporatioM rls ioI@e &C.
i&Gfte tun bari. 8emn eiEe 3i0eus
Don Elm Brc5ent auf Oas Giufommen
Der 4orpa-ation Sie 6ibj@e Swnme
bon SO Milionen Collars i'm Sabre
ergibt. 10 erhdlt mon einen uneef3b-
rem 8esriFi Don Der u~ngebeurer 4us.
oebnung Der Observation-Disclosures
I'M San0e.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Sir Die morgen ftnttfinoenoq
brittle muiifaIif6e NbenounterbaG-
tung oes ngrion" bat Muiifbireftor
Sober Oas nadftebenoe ~oielOeripre-
6en0e Hrogramm aufgeitelt.
4. GbBrs a Mbl&irb, b @it's oabttm RaE
-@riOn @danereTein.
2. a Caprice nGOqustts", b MarIR SruOpes
= ROrbtra Banjo Stub.
8. 9asioIO Y9ybrtas tbe grstnH" = 5al
GbOmas MuTTap.
A. Duet fur GITte nnb Glarinettt. 80, Scar
The @sntls 9art" - Sic perrea Gbpavb g
Berg unb Nuauf 8Otstb.
s. vOlta ugBsR 0apn" NOrbiea Banjo GIuI
6. 5enOrfOlO IS YOSs Ebse"-Derr MtISiaI
3. penies.
7. gOrnstlOIC Original gir garis" onl
Wtliam 8. Davis.
s Quartet a v@aIB Cong, b v@uui
NtSbt 8elOSeb-S@ubert Auartett.