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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-04
State News

~. Olympia abolished the office of
street commissioner and will re-
,duce expenses.
South Bend dedicated new
. SIS, 200 Commercial club house.
Grays Harb0r mills cut 7OO,-
: 100000 feet of lumber last year.
Walla Walla wheat growers are
happy over four inches of snow,
which means big crops again next
year.
Fire destroyed ]. ID. Kelly'sl
rawhide factory at Aberdeen, with
loss of $500. He had a similar
loss of his plant in the San Fran
cisco earthquake.
Centralia police arrested 1000
last year.
Bills have been introduced at !
Washington for new government
buildings at Blaine, Centralia, |
Chehalis, Aberdeen, Anacortes and
Sumas to cost 100000, with Ev-
erett's building increased from !
100000 to $350,000.
The N. p. is completing a motor
car at the Tacoma shops to be
put in service on the Grays Har
I Dor line between Aberdeen, Ho-I
quiam and McCleary.
j. Tistadt of Everett has sued
DIR. j. r. Hathaway for $4,000
for cutting out his appendix when
, 1t was all right.
Gus Walker, former bartender,
committed suicide by the carbolic
acid route at Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-04
Solves a Deep Mystery

coisCs a. DCrp MystEt
II want to thank you from the
bottom of my heart" wrote c. B.
RAIDER, of Lewisburg. w. Va, "for
the wonderful double benefit l
got from Electric Bitters in curing
me of a severe case of stomach
trouble and of rheumatism, from
which l had been an almost help
less sufferer for ten years. 1t
suited my case as though made for
me-" For dyspepsia, indigestion,
jaundice and to rid the system of
kidney poisons that cause rheuma-
tism, Electric Bitters has no equal.
Every bottle is guaranteed to sat
isfy. Only soc. Ryner Malstrom
Drug Co., 93S Pacific av. *f
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-04

Gus Walker, former bartender,
committed suicide by the carbolic
acid route at Olympia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-09

Gin
So|jn Sioel|s
Rpman bon g opbte 9erenu.
(Sprtf sbun9.)

Dte bic suten TiifsrIeute itlullen
tperoen Eel Der Nahrt6t, bab ibnen
cine Stride nit sinem 5rieObofc Iperz
Den ioq! Sft gsnug babe idl ilre
iehmersIiden SIagen ge90rt, DaB lie
ibre seliebten Sooten ntcbt einnlal IN
Srte be6aIten t0nnen. - Sine Strede
Des tpaIbigen gib3Gnges ptro Der Dot
tor fir metn 8elo erite3en; lie lit
gum 9egrdbntBpIaB beftimmt, in bel
fen Wtitte Iih Die fleine Stride erbett>t
fol. ST bente es mir lieblich, Die
@rdber unter ben f6attigen 8dume1,
beren biGte JeiGen fretlid gelidbtst
1perben miiiIen. 2uG Die Stride III rcm
itiQen, tiiblen 8aloe bat etipas
6er5erbebenbes. 02ir lit, als iiinme
fdon bus 0ingeben burh bic 0uloz
eirIamfeit bic Seele biel frommer u;!o
made iie geeigneter fir bic Worte rss
Iroftes Inb Der Grmabnung, Die lie
hDren ioQ. llro treten lie Damn binaus
Die 9Idubtgen, uno 9pgelIun3 iro
DaIoesouft umfdngt lie, Da tpsrosn
Die Gjliidlihen nod frpb:r, lie
Srauernben aber getr0itet peroen, ,benn
eine niht aus3uiprefenoe, punberb7ge
!oeilfruft trGgt Die Ratur in iich.
Dieie &upelen mitten i'm Ociin.a,
tpel9e tdglt4, ia itiinolid pffen iinr,
T,aben mir in tatAoliI6en QGnDsrr 10
tDrbl gefauen. 2lu6 neine 8ira7e iol
itsts gsOffnet Ietn, ouB iebes 61nge
Ser5 5u allen 3etten cine 3uF!u 1T
Oarin ftnbel Der ifl0nen 4nnie 8rd6=
itGtte tpirO nit bineinge5ogen III fen
areis Deg 5riebbofes; lie bat es ipnbI
Dsroient bur9 tbre Reue, ibre rielsl,
Sdmer3en, baB ite in geipeibter GrDe
rube. 8ieQet6t 3ie6t ba8 9rao Der
SHUTTER Ututteo e6er in bic Stride; es
fpGre oieiem itarren Ser3en 10 9eilian,
Dap Gottes Wort, nit itartem Singer
buron tlopfenb, GtnlaB gep0nrs.
Sd peroe Die grite Iein, Die Ii ben
itillen S6oob pe5 Jriebofes seiertt
ipiro. Inter Der 8uhe, bic i9r. grii=
nen IeIte 70 oft iber bic 2ebenoe byeiz
lIlt, i4I lHLCHL luYlSIl SUJUlltlI Iu!I tb
SoDte ausruben Don ben Gslfen
S6mer3en Der Gr0e. Denn gli6urb
einmnI an mein 9rab tGme, DerI06nt
nit mir, penn etne Sbrdne pm ibr1
barauf fiele - i6 tpiroe es fItlen
nit S6auern Der Seligteit, no lh
audi fpeilte.
Did iebe i6 an meinem Brcbe
fnieen, 0u liebes ainb nit 0elnem
rpurmen, 3Grtliden Seraen, bas 8ott
in fetnen gdn5 beionDeren S9ub ntb=
men m0ge! W2it pielen, pielen 9lu,nen
fdWiitit 9u es, unoSeine flaren 9tu=
gen iinb DON 5brGnen bethaut; u5s-
Elm letter 8ino tiiBt ite iunft binpeq
uno trdgt Dir 8riBe pom !6ilnmel
gu. Sd bielt nicbt Wort, tpis i'd Dir
Derfproh. Marie, i6 febIte BEL rem
WieOerfe6en bier cuf groen! 8ei berl
eroBen Wieoerieben oroben. bu perNe
ih ni9t feblen, oa barre i9 9siner,
mein 4iebling! -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-09
Siebentes & RupitEl.

WG4renb Der Sob feline arsiIe IeiIe
unp biat I'm Die bpIbe 8lume 3lebt,
pel6e in Der Jiile Der Sugeno, in
ben Sa6ren, in oenen Das Qe5eil crit
ale 4nospen CUR gliitbe trsibt, iaz
binitirbt; ND breno Wldtteo nit istner
unfelisen 2eibenI6aft ringt, bic raitz
los uno nugeno an Dem Wfarte ie;nes
2ebens 5ebrt - tpo peilt Ri9arb3
Durh Stdbte unb 2Gnber silt er
babin. 9ergeiienbeit Iu4eno; absr Die
Grinnerung hing iih an ieineS Ar!tte.
= Ro6 @ngldnb tonnte er ni6t heinz
fe6rsn; in oieIem 3uitanbe fpnn.c er
bem Batter ni6t entgegentreten, Der
ibn 10 gang anoers 5uruderpartete.
Der piellei6t i6on man6e Reueruns
uno Berfh0nerung ausfiibren iieB
fir ibn uno fir Iie, bic er als 3Ddl.er
gu begriben boffte, Die ibnen SsiD,n
burh ibre @iite unb Nnslutb bas Gez
ben perfa0nen folte. 8; bisis Fteie
Mabnung an oas, nas bate fein .0n=
nen. iper ibr gu entflie6en Derm0aie.
Hidarb mari fi6 in bas Regen uno
Jreiben tes Meltlebens - bort mubte
Deraeiienheit iein! Die lodenben, psr=
fuhenoen Greunen Der sroben Stiot.
tratsn berau ~ ihm, nit osm i4im'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-09

lbonlas 8, Sbepbero an Some ..
IT. i. 60, $4,000.
Gitlnie g.. Searle on 90. Warb ..
|sl 60, $4,000.
Games q. Mult OH Z. @aro 8. II.
3. 60, $4,000.
8. Somnrh g'rp,pn an 5itle q. ii.
z. 50, $500.
,So9n Is. Daeper on Soutbern Ohio
'2. II. Z. 60, $3.50.
,Socob Shniot an Nt 3. Groia
$1,000.
2(nna Shoen9off an 5ranf y.
3ii1merntnnn, $500.
Gomin $. Doltng on gnno Df. Ser.
ris, $2t00.
Gbeiter 3. aIlman an Otilioro
Some 9. So. $4,000.
Soiepb 8. glusoellnloorc on Cunt
minspille German ganf, $4,000.
9(Ibert =. 3enoeper an @elterE
German galf, $4,000.
Charles @obuett, an Spring 8ro-
be 9lpe. 6. IL. 9. 60, $4,000
9llIie s. gload1 an 9lobiion 9. ii.
g. So, $2750.
Iie @ictor $. anett SO, OIL Vro-
lpioent Sopings 9. II. Z. 60, $4,000.
Gomin 6. StepenS al 2. u Seno'
lep, S2250
glIeranber 6. Barter al 9. u.
Scaolep, $1,000.
@etil q te Sppotb efen.
Margaret 5. 9rinfman an prop''
bent 2oan 60, S400.
u. Meper on CALHOUN 8. II. y.
60, $500.
9ioie .. llffelmnn an Silt ,Gogs
9. II. Q. Go, $3.50.
asobn u. eoloipelI al Sobn 3um-
lltein, S2250.
ssobn &. 5arrelI on Some .. Il. g.
60, $1,000.
Soiep9 NolfeS ON DieieI6e, $4,000.
sgtarp 2autenihlaeger on oielelbe,
5000.
sSulia M. 9eamer an %. 8aro g.
u. 60, $4,000.
aIrd)ie 9lurf an 8lenbale 9. N.,
5000.
Sopbie R. Z. 0liIIer as Surrp s.
2ehman, $700.
geni. 8. @la5er on Green Street
fo. 9 z. IL. g. 60. $t200
SSacob Hinger on Court Str. Wars
fet .. II. q. Co., $500.
8erielbe on Sam sSranfen. S75.
sSoeob Singer an $. u. Hobiniou,
5000.
Gbas. @eiB an 5. SO. gropne,
S2962
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Grnnoeisentbunls .6ppotbefen.
-~S21-----
9eeue Spppthefe n.

&c cue p y p o = e EN-.
sIbert 81. S1ueIer on Saflep Sll-
propeo 9. II. 8. Co., $500.
eSoa alein on 5iiber gahrad,
$4,000.
ssanes 81. Stetpart an 5acob 9.
Shsnitt, $692.
glnna Stride on gagle g. IL. 8. g.,
$3.50.
Seroinano $. goroes an oieielbe,
$4,000.
gluguIta SO. gioegge an Soutberll
Ohio Saoillgs 8anf Co., $4,000.
8eorgiana Cameron on 2artDin
golplbp IL. 9l., $310.
Ebe Cincinnati See 60. an Gbar.
les @eiit, $4,000.
!Senrp MoeIler, gr5biifof an We.
itern II. Soutbern 2ife Sni. Co.,
$4,000.
ssSobn 6. Mulnibin an oieielbe,
$4,000.
slliee 9. Steiner an @poming 8.
II. g. Co., $4,000.
alpin u. 6anilton an George g,
Gibbs, 5000.
9lDerp Wolfe an Sobn Shmiot,
$4,000.
Sollp gl. 9rofe an g. u. Gamer
$3.50.
Die grite 8aptiiten Stride IN
Malnut SilIs an GuuSp Gnrral
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-09
(Jortiesuns folgt.)

s it. s t6t ia nfer g o 5.
linn baB mo6erne Suadlalberei
mebr BON Den SeilmitteIn bes 8flan,
5enreiGe5 nerIteben mill ols Die Gni-
0efer oerielben2 Gie Ct. 8ernur
&rduterpiIIen iino lpobl oas
olteIte 8lutreinigllngsmittel; belrn
bor 5neitauIenb SSubren ihon be6iente
man iid Der 6eilitofie, aus oenen Ole
ie Billen belteben, 9egen oQerlei
9ranfbeiten; iene arduter uno @ur.
seln iamnelnoen Wonhe baben nur
beigetragen lie befannter 81 MAIDEN.
lin cine Brobe t 0 il enfrei I'll be-
fommen, uoreiiire g. Neultaeoter 8.
So, 9or 1916, Reip Dorf Gitp. Die
ct. 8ernnrb 4rduter-giQen iino in
allen apotbefen su baben. Preis 25
Gents. !, b,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-09
Wrunoeise siibertrasangen
Gincinnati, s. 9topemb

~ " ~ ~ ~ " - ~ @NSNSA'i~r
Souls 8elihofsfp oil Stepe Sra.
mails, 2 Sabre Gpntraft, bonn 26.
sunni 1912, auf bas 8runoeigeltbum
504 g8. 8. Str. Wonatlide WlietDe
$25.
@ottIieb Grbar6t it,, on abnm
sSaetb, 5 Sabre aontraft, bonn / /.
Sunni 1912 auf oas Grunoeigen-
tbum $40 gorf straBe. RonatIide
Dfietbe $25.
sSreoerid 9arelmeDer an 8uiiie
Sed, Sbeil bon Got go. 1873 in Der
=. llnterabtbeilung bon gtortpoob
Earf, 81.
ssobn 3. 0ittgen an ssobn 5.
8onnep, Got go. 19 BON sSSobn s.
0ittgen's llnterabtbeiliing BON 2ot
$50. 144 bon gtpres 8. gramblc
eitate in Mnoiionpille, ST.
ghtpdrb 6. StodboDe an @illiam
s. Ga gooie, 9ot gto. SO bon 9eo.
gers II. 81. ltnterabtbeilung IN gsor.
MOOD, 81.
@alter s. Wtarborf IruIiee nor
2epi 8. Sit6, Cots go. iii uno
1172 in 9eed)pooo ltnterabtbeiluns,
$50.
5erbert 6. Haholrb an sSbn alein,
3712 Bel 141.50 Sub an Der Siio.
ieite Der Sepitt slpe., 81.
eSale GliIabetb Serbian an Sillinn
90. Soroan, II BET 138 Sub on Der
9aoroleite Der 9fihnron0 Ctr, 100
5ub oitlid Der Gutter Str, 81.
Senrp q. gturrc an MloDIius s.
Stuercnberg, so BEL 125 SUB an Der
lSitieite Der slIIiunn Gpe. in ct.
| lHernarS4 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-09

Bon Grubeninfpettor 5. SdurmanE.

0as WpnoppIproiett fir 9e!-oe
leum, bas Die 8erfadtli1ung res
9rpbbanbels nit petroleum ieitens
oes Deutihen &ei6es in 9usIidnt
iteqt. Ientt Die 4ufmertiamteit Der
2lugeursinbeit auf bieies 10 nii5lihe
unO unentbebriia geiporbsne Nuturs
probutt. Die einfadite unb 5usiet4
Die biuigite 2lrt Der petrpleumgepirs
nung geihiebt mittels natiirliher
auelIen ober 9o1rl0her, aus Denen
bas petroleum in ununterbro1enem
Strpme ielbIttbdtig 5atuge ausfliebt.
Splhe natiirliden AuelIen tOmElen
perein3elt in ben petroleumreihen Gjes
genben namentlih bei tliiftigem Sc
birge, Dor. 6dufiger iinb bic tiinItf,f,
erbobrten Guellen, bic, tpenn bas
Gro0l nit GROCER Graft aus oenlet6en
sferoOrIpribelt, Springer" geaannt
nerpen. sic finb beionoers inf Gnz
fang itelIenpeiie 9erabe3u oon eiRer
unbeinlihen Grgiebigfeit, 10 oaB es
Oft fann moaIih lit, ben meiit iuler-
nartet reifen Segen ouf5ufangen
| uno su bergen. Go mari III glrneri[u
Elm folder Springer IN Der eriten 3eit
ieiner gobrung t1gIih rrnb 6,000..
900 2iter Yetrolerm aus; rlno 400
IMiaionen 2iter floiien imbeniitt ab.
ringsltin alles iiberflutheno nno Der.
beereno, ehe es geIang, Die GnelIe ab-
5nfangen uno bas ailsflieBenoe Del
in gebdIter su fiillen.
9erart reid1e Springer geboren al.
Ierbings 3u BEN SeIte1lbeiten. 4udl
| lit ibre grglebigfeit ebenio ipie Die
ialt oller erbobrten Guellen 5umeTit
nidt bon Ionger 9auer. Sfpn nod
fur5er Gel laBt Der ielbittbdtige slus-
flnB ilnd), lin idlieBlid) gan5 5u Ders
iiegen. sllSbann rruB, abnlih pie BEL
oen lneiIten 9obrungen, bas slufitei.
gen Des Vetroleirns aus Dem Gro.
inneru fiinltIid befor0ert peroen, ODER
es muB.tpenn iiberbaupt fein na.itrIis
der 4uftrieb Dorbanoen lit, pollltiin.
big ouf medaniiheln 8ege berporge-
bolt ,peroen. Tie GIteite 8eipinnnngs.
art geidab in iolden sSdllen ntittels
fleiner Shdhte, Die bis aui Die 0I.
fiibrenoen @ebirgsifihten nieberge.
braft iperoen. Gas iid ani ser
Shahtloble aninmmelnbe Del ipurbc
in elmer ODER aiibel eineefiiIlt nnO
nit 6ielen 5utage uefor6ert. 8erartiqe
Seliddhte iDurben in China ihon Dor
eSabrtaiiietben alsoebeutet uno neus
eroings iDieoer oufgefunoen. sud1
DerihiebeneSno ritdmme genannen
Iirittels iolder ShdGte idpn BON Der
Gntbefitng slmerifas ourh GoIuln.
tus grDDl, bns lie iofpobl 5u meoi3i-
lniifen ipie 5u relisioien 5,ipeden Be,
lnubten.
| Dd bds Qlbteufen unb Die unterhoIs
tung Der Shdhte fopie bic ssDrDer
riing aus ibnen Die 0etpinnuna pers
tbenerte. bffhrdntte man iida fpGier
uuf oas Nieberbringtn BON Bobrlo@
dern. Sn biefe s7erben 6uEpumpen,
aud 8obrloAs spnmpen genonnt, eirlaes
braht, ME 6e aud aur WaiYerhebino
sas 1DbrIDhtrn Dielfah 3ur Mnpens
luns !ommsn. 0isit glmpAn btks,
y < III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-09

ben aus einem 9oltenrobr bon Gubeis
| fen pesr gron5e, psldss on ieinem
untersn Rdnoe Elm Sdugpentil nno an
bieIes ani6Iiebenb Elm in eiHem San1s
| forb enbenoes Robr trGst. udhreno
obsn Elm bis gu 3age retdenoes Steig@
robr oufIeBt. cSn bsm aolbenrohr be-
meat iif mittelIt zines pom Gag aus
beipeqien @sItdnees elm bidt unihlie=
benber aplben nit oem Subpenttl.
8eim Nufgange bes aolbens 1nugt
bieIer burd bds Sau9pentil petro'
leum on, bas bein, Niepereange BEG
aolbens, pobei iih bds Sdugpentil
ihlieBt, burh bas iih 0ffneuos Sub
pentil emportritt, Inn odnn beim fol7
genben QluFgang nit hohgenommen 3it
ipsroen. Gds fpisbsrboIt iih 10 ldnge,
bis bos adn3e Steigrobr NIT Del ges
! fiiIlt i'll unD bieIes nun BEL fernerem
pumpsn on einsm iibsr Gage anIhliss
! benben @usIdufsrobr bei jebem 5ub
dustritt. SIT bas aus Dem gobrlod
5ufliebsnbe Del NIT Sanb pernilht,
10 iinb pumpen niht antpenobdr; bsi
ben itart abihlieBsnoen 4ngriffen oes
Sanbes iinb lie niht biht gu balten.
eSn folhen sSdlen tpirb oas Petroleum
mittelIt iceenannter 2Dffel aus bem
| SobrIoh berporgeboben. Siefss iino
aplinbriI6e Robre, bic in ibrsm 9oben
| Elm 0entil traeen, ipeldes iid) beim
GinlaIIen Dffnet unb bus 9emiih BON
peiroIeum unb Sdno burhldbt. 9eim
! Mufadnge i6iisBt Iih bds 9entif uno
nimmt Die 6liiiIigteit nit bod. 8ieie
fpirb am Sage in alGrbalIins abeelafz
fen, Der Sanb feBt iid am 8oSen ab,
tpd6renb bds Sel oben abgesosen
ipirb. y
/ Sine anbere 5Drbsrmethobe Idbt Elm
enbloiss 9ano apifhsn Mal5en uno
iiber cine Welle bis auf ben 8oben oes
gobrlo6es berunterlaufen 9as 8hnb
lit nit Syils ooer anbere TliiiIi9tciten
tart aufIaugenbsn Stoffen beisbt.
bic bas Sel in ii3 ouficugen, bas
bdnn pben bon ben Wdl5en tpieber
uusseprebt nirb. Sn neusrer 3eit
tpirb gum Seben BON getroleum aus
gohrlDdern in INNER tpeiterem llme
fanae aud Drudlufi benubt. 0as auf
oieIe Weiie burch ben 2uftbrud ens
porgebra9N GrbDl 3eigt. infolge Der
Miidung nit Der preBluft, suerit cine
nilhige, tribe Jarbe, Die iih jeboh
bulo perliert.
| Gebt eins getroleumqueue in ibrsm
grtroge 5uriid, 10 iuht man bisiem
| ipo1l burh bas iogenannts 3orpebiss
rem absubelfen. Dieies @erfdbrsn
lpurbe auerit in Rorbamerita ange=
ponot; cine frGftiee Sprenglabung
aus Dpnamit ober SnieBbaumipous
fpirb, nit eleftriIhsr 3iinbung parles
ben, in bas 8obrloh bis gum Seltuger
eingeTiibrt unb bann 3ur Gntsiinoung
eebraht. Dur6 Die grobs araft Der
Grploiion entitsbsn Spalten unb Rifle
i'm Gebirse, Die nidt isIter nsue Del
sufliiiie krbeifiibren. Sn Dielsn
| Staaten iit bas Sorpebieren isbod)
perboten, ba es nift islten auh ihdbs
lid ipirtt, inbem es benudlbnrten
gobrungen ben 3ufluB ent5isbt. 4uch
t6nnsn oan3e petrolsumldesr baburf
nnprobuftip lperoen, bab ihr Sel
burh bic bel ben eetpnltigen Sprsn>
aungen aebilbeten aliifte in grDbers
Siefen ablduft unb psriintt.
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Weld1e BON beibeno

9teltere Dame: Denten sic nur,
mas uns seitern pafiirt lit: SD fnbre
nit meiner Gouiine CLARA in b:r
pferbsbabn. - Sic tennen bod, meins
Gouiine?
5err: Wein, babe nidht ben 9or3,io.
Dame: 9but aud nidts 5lr Safe.
alio uns segeniiber fiten atpei 9erren,
tie iih 3iemlih laut lnterhalsen.
Yloblih iagt Der cine !0err gum an
Germ, inoem er nns fharf firirt. /. Die
cine iiebt ia iebr nett Gus, nber oafiir
III bic anbere nm 10 srGBliher". Mir
DerlieBeH natiirlid iofort empDrt ben
Wagen
6err: Ju mebbllb mar beRn Sbre
Gouiine emp0rts?
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N { b d n die.

aelInsr: rgeraeihen Sic bog Mini.
bo1urfa6 bat 70 eisentbiimliten
8lana bds fd)eint nidt edit gu i.in.s
Sat: .5br 9aienbr0tsn mar bod
ara uids etbs.@
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-19

God to Thee by the entire assem-
blage with instrumental accompan-
iment, and invocation by the chaplain
Adjutant Sutherland read the min
utes of the last regular convocation
which We're adopted as read.
Capt. !. RR. Pulliam, reporting from
the committee to draft resolutions OF
respect to the memory of late COM
rade, r. II. Parker, introduced the fol.
lowing:
To the Commander, John H. Morgan
Camp, No. 107, U. C. ":
Your committee appointed to draft
resolutions on the death Of Comrade
Thos. II. Parker would respectfully
submit the following:
Whereas, in the course Of nature it
has pleased the Almighty to remove
from us our faithful and worthy com
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J. r. PULLIAM.
J. c. MARTIN.
II. G.. WlMBERLY

Upon the matter of resolutions of
regret occasioned by the departure of
Comrade Golledge .hnd wife from Ard
more, Capt. Pulliam of the committee
asked for further time in which to
draft said resolutions. Granted.
Nothing further occurring in regu-
lar order all business was suspended
and the entertainment program was
taken up.
The first number, the rendering of
a anumber of beautiful selections by
High School Girls ,Glee club, was re-
ceived with hearty and appreciativc
demonstration.
Too much cannot be said of the
vocal ttrainin2 these young ladies'
have evidently received and Mrs. Nc
Clintock deserves we'll merited praise
for the projection with which they re
sponded to her leadership.
Miss Charlse Greenburg next rem
dered reading in such manner as to
impress upon her hearers the fact
that she was an elocutiOnist of no
small ability.
The solo by Mrs. Wallace McClin-
took with piano accompaniment was
both beautiful and magnificent.
Prof c. w. Richards next address
ed the veterans dwelling at length
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upon their past history and the stir
ring days OF the SIXTIES.
He said that his fathers father
had worn the Confederate gray and
that his mothers father was number
ed among those who had gone forth
TO battle for the lost cause" never
TO return. He himself had been rear
ed in the land where death and desc
lation marked the pathway of Sher-
mans devastating march to the sea.
The gentleman dwelt eloQuently up
on the chivalry of the Southern sol
diery and of the indomitable cour-
age and tenacity which, for four years
marked the struggle against unsur-
mountablc obstacles and innumerable
odds in their battle for their beloved
southland lie spoke fcelingly of
those whose blood had baptised and
sacrificed the land of their birth and
dwelt with touching eloquence upon
the rapidly decimating ranks of the
handful of survivors.
In conclusion the gentleman paid a
sloWhS tribute to General Robert f..
Lee. alluding to him as one of the
ereate,t military, Ioodors of modoru
times.
Comuandor R,r,,b ,b,rpod pro,
Richards 80, honolf ~, r,a oo,, ,,r
bis oddr,s. and .,id h, b,d oi,,r
voico to soro ~ tho nos+ notort
facts of tho oro,t st,,ooi, -, +,, Cor
fade,,ts .to,os ,o,ir.t ,or,hor, s,,
nren,ocv
THAT coror,I roo u.o. ,oo,.o5 ,,noo
nc u,.. orootos+ MAN g., ,,i,ito.,.
fairs ,r bis d,,. ord tir,o u.o., Lorro
ort IL, bo admission Of cororo,
Crant who who, o. oor,nord,. !,
rbiaf If tho l-nitod ctot,. oro,ios no
aotiatinp terms Of srrrepdor ot An.
nomatov oorcodod that 90 with his
handful If & Ooo mon q torn and ro o.
pod remnant of +bo r1ou.or Of coutI,
err cbivaIrv could emf bis NAV
thron.b tho serriod ro,l.e of rortb,,o
soldiers Inv whom tho, woro sur-
roundod
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panion in arms. Thos. II. Parker. =
man who by the purity OF his lhartc-
ter and strict adherence to duty, had
earned recognized place not ou'N IN
the camp, but among his fello Hmeu,
ana the people Wherever ne mas llNeu
ana ~ the grave o. sucA man ant
mosiues should be forgotten and crit
/ cism disarmed
Thos. ii. Parker was born IN the
state OF Georgia, Stewart county, oct.
2let 1872, on a farm, where he lived
until the war between the north ana
south came on, when he enlisted III
( the md Regiment OF Georgia Infantry
/ {. ). Army and served until discharS-
ed on account of sickness. When he
! recovered from his spell of sickness
( he re-enlisted in the !Gth Ga. Regi-
ment and served until the close of the
war-and surrendered with Gen. RoDt.
! f. Lee at AppomattoN on the 9th day
of April, 1860.
At the close of the war Comrade
{ Parker went to Texas and settled at
Marshall and learned the ieweler' s
/ trade. afterwards he moved to Sher-
man. from sherman to Ardmore and
from Ardmore back TO MARSHALL
where he died Jan. 3rd, 1912.
Comrade Parker was married twice
! but never had any children. His
last wife still lives and is residing in
/ Marshall, Texas, therefore,
Be it resolved that the members
of this camp participate IN univer
sal grief which this loss should en-
tail upon the community and that
they are confident that, as the mem
ory of their lamented comrade is now
revered by the people of his home
so in the time to come it will be to al
friends of the south an illustration OF
the virtue which adorn and eXalts the
human character of the Confederate
soldier
BE il further resolved that we ten
der our deepest sympathy to the be
rayed family of the deceased and
that the Adiutant of the camp be in
structed 10 send them a copy of these
resolutions.
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4 number of local politicians in
whose bonnts the bee of office has
begun to buzz, were much in eri-
dence at Saturdays convention. From
present indications there viii be no
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Addresses Veterans.

The address of Prof. C. w. Richards
before the old soldiers Sunday after
noon was one of the most pleasing
features of the occasion. The elo.
quent words with which he pictured
the ruin that for years after marked
the trail of Sherman March to
the Sea" brought those scenes of
destruction forcibly before all.
In listening to Prof Richards one
could almost see the desolation and
despair which followed the path of
the man who, according to his own
statement, left the country so to-
tally destitute that "crow in flying
over it would have to carry its own
rations'
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JOHN /. MORGAN
CAMP MEETS
ENTERTAINING PROGRAM FOR
THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE
VETERANS GUESTS.

At the regular meeting of John II,
Morgan camp, Confederate veterans,
held in the assembly room of the
court house yesterday afternoon, in
addition to the regular routine a
most interesting program was rendere
ed which was greatly enjoyed and ap-
preciated by all present.
After the singing of Nearer W
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c. 4. Wall who has been confined to
his home for three weeks, resulting
from piercine his foot with a nail
says he has spent the three weeks
in reading the political news and he
is convinced that Oklahoma democ-
racy should endorse Champ Clark
for president