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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23

Msal eritiesen. Die gufouripise, Der
bodite @ipfeI oes Monte @oia, 1856
cltrd Die g~nslGn6er. 9as Matter.
born 81 S1iipten bes Sermatter Gba.
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per, mabreno bier ieiner @ef6brten
oabei oas 2eben perloren. 9em Srem.
~fenitrom iino manhe a~lpentbeiIe
ourd StraBen erit iebr ipGt erid)loi.
len morben; 10 Die 9olomiten, Die
lanse MIR bic @eoIogen gerei5t bat.
ten, pabreno iie iett ons toliriitilde
Wooegebiet EtroIs limb, crit iett feds
Sabren.
Sie Sednif BEG r6miifen Stra.
benbaues mar bepunberungstuiiroig
ltno olirdalis 5pedentipredeno. Ils
WilitdritraBen gebadt, mlBten Die
nellen alperlpege 10 ~angelegt Deroen,
oaB lie ieoer5eit benusbar paren.
Sesbalb permieo man es, gang unten
IN Der Sbolioble 5u bauen, no Die
StraBen Sdneemcbungen unb Ger.
itorungen burf bas @aiier beS Sbal.
bodies mls9eiebt gemeien mdren,
fonoern belt iid in groBerer S0be
am Mbbang ODER oiif ben Serroiien
uro 8orb0hen. SIN Sntereiie Der
Siberbeit iheute man alid feline um-
tDese. Gie romiide 9renneritraBe,
Die oils @nr5cs aus Der 3eit Oes Sep
timius Seperus berriibrt uno nit Ell.
nigen antifcn Weileniteineu i'm SIMS
bruder leroinanoeum pertreten lit,
perlief i'm @egenias sur bclitigen
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fulste n0rolid bon 9o5en nid)t gleif
Dem engen Sbal bes Glad, no bellte
Strom StraBe unb Giienbabn iif
enge suiammenbrdngen, ionOern ltiea
alf bas 8lateau bes iebt Ourd cine
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Mitten llno erreibte Dos giiadthal eril
Bel @aibbrllf. l1no ebenio iiebt MAT
iiblih bon Snnsbruf, jenieits oei
Stephansbriide iiber ben &usba6, Oh
alte &omeritraBe iteiI binauf mad
Sdonbcra geben. m1breno Die beque
mere moocrnc Strabe, Die I'M Cha
Der Sill bleibt. Ole S0be in pieler
G,lrpcn ecipiunt. Ger Souriit beoor
5iigt Oieie aIte StraBe, neil lie Ills
bIife auf oas Gtubaitbal unb ieinI
Serncr geminnt. Siftbare &eite De-
nripriinglihen romiiden alpenltra
ben linb nidt lelten neben ben mooer
men Gbauiieen 81 finOen. gs lino eltt
tpeoer Sizes. noer @er0lloamme ooei
Observation-Disclosures bon moBl
ger greite, 8: 9. Der SiOieite oes Ma
loiapaiies bel Gaiapcia, am 8roBel
Ct. gernbaro nnb arf Dem &itten
plateau. 8eionoers gut erbalten mi
allsgeOebnt iino Die Heite an Der log
9irn6aumer Strobe 3lpiid)en Seioen
i6aft uno Sbcrlaibad in arain.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Der bSie @eis.

Ser alte Sobannfen traf auf lei.
mem Spa5ier9ange am Strnibe iei.
men aIten Sreuno Ebpmicn Der einet
uunoerpolI %ouftenben, feinrn Sobaf
raud)te, pelden ibm fem Sobn aus
Imerifa geion6t bate. Sitentotio
500 er Ieine Yieiie Derais ullb fragte:
vSeit oil piesleidt en- StrifboIt2" -
3o$ Strci6GolS befarn or, abrr pciter
and nidts. sd gloip' binnh, IT
6elpfp' min Sobof til Sus bergeten,"
lagt Sobannien tpeiter. 2anaes
Shpeiaen. 80, iogt SbomIen
enolid. .,Oenn gif mi man min Strif.
bolt weOber!@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Der lDetterbut.
Srans SOief eailer.

Mein @roBuoter, ein Zimmerman
ieines 3eidenS, mar Elm geraoer
Wanlt, DER nit ieineSgleid)en id)led)t
un0 red)t ausfam, einem Sd)elmel
rno llnebrliden abcr a~lle5eit germ
Gdobernudr antbnt. Sein Salis ltano
oIs oas lcBte in elmer Sadgaiic rtno
bicb barum bel bcn Sedtbriibern Der
fleinen 9onauitaot Die oSettelltms
febr"; lit aber ieber bis ans Gnoe
ser @aiie fontmen Inn iein Srell5er-
lein. gs mai fein groBes Sans, sod)
cabs Elm paar @pbnungen sum Ser
luiien, SIN Sof mar elm 3iebbrunneli
lt1o Elm BGrtlcin url0 eegen Die
Sdpnppenlpano geidIiftet lagcn Bal,
fen uno 9rctter ullO balbbeballene
9Gane. Inrainer nit Ser hinteren
Soltslpano ulo Dem Sol mar Der alte
Melen6i1L elm redter @%ei5fragen.
@er i'm beimil,fen mollte, rno oerer
fraren nift piele, Der muBte gum
&atbbaus bitlein unb. ant 8farrbof
pcriiber, binans gum rSaurano", lit
beute senannt yslm Sing. GieIen
3ea giug an eillem friibcn CONNER.
n,oraen mein 8roBpater, nno ieine
5tiefel fnarrten i'm gepfiaItcrtcn Sir.
GcngaiieI, DuB es d~n5uboren mar als
elm SrublieoeI: .Sausberr, Salsberr,
SlmmermeiItcrl" Iaf Sabreu, als
Sous uno Sof oerloren mar ltno Der
@roBpater i'm 9irseripital, muBten
iie einen anoeren Epn: oSausbtn,
Sousbin, nimmer Meiiter!"
Seute COLT es, bcs Wcienbidls
Idaobaftes Cad 81 beiiern lino iel.
Der ging mein @roBpater, peil es nod
allemdI libel nufgenommen worben,
tuenn err einen bergelaufenen Gin.
merling geid)idt batte, Der fir nidts
iiber ben SirIt RITZ. 90 fam es, bab er
dllein ME gently idaffen fonnte uno,
IobaIo elm @eielI BEL linn einitanb, nit
Inn feiern m,Bte. ltno 10 bate aud
Ser 1eien6idl ben oertpidenen Conn.
tag eelagt: r@eiB, Sdmiolen6I, uno
er oriidte Die 2infe an lein bifes
Salstnd unb nit Der redten SailO
fnetete uno lptrfte er sic 2ift nie Ell.
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frGnfenl @irit 3eine 8renb ba6en,
IS lit iopiel tin gutter @oum." limo
lit ia freiIid) cin gutter Baum eciueit
aus benz Sbmiolen5l ieinem eigenen
Sof.
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Gin 9lntt Iofcr, MIR bin iin0 lpieoer
cine moride Sbinoel, biz auf Die
gbpuIufung an Der @etterfeie; %
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nn0 fieI iup6l Ser HeGcn ourd. 3as
fell 5u mad,en bralldte cs elm CITIES
&ols, pte e5 allG Der Meienbidl Dem
G6miOlen3l oorgob lattenpeiie.
Gin 5eitiger Gicb liefert lid ielbIter
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Die jnnge Sirna.

Sur6t6nr lanaidm iiito Die Sano.
tperfer. in5fpilden babe i6 idon
&leite gelnaGt uno Die Saoenetnridp
turg lit nod INNER nidt fertig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Ask for Catalogue 1871.
THE VICTOR
& LOCK co.
CINCINNATI. OHIO .
OPENING OF MISSOURI STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Third District)
A p GIRARDEAU, MO-.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.
G~IRARDEAU, n

The following are among the important courses of
fered:
/. Course for Rural School Teachers, leading to the
Rural School State Certificate,
9. Elementary Professional Course, leading to the
Elementary Professional Certificate.
3. Elementary Course in Agriculture, leading to a
State Certificate.
A. Advanced Professional Course, leading to the
Normal Diploma and Life Certificate.
s. Course for Supervisors of Music and Drawing,
leading to the Normal Diploma and Life Certificate.
G.. Courses for High School Teachers Of English
and Expression, Mathematics and Science, History and
Literature, Latin and Modern Language, all courses lead
ing to the Normal Diploma.
T. Course in Home Economics, leading to the Nor
NAL Diploma and Life Certificate.
s.. College Courses, leading to the degrees OF
Bachelor Of Arts, Bachelor Of Science in Home Econo-
mics.
Four well equipped school buildings, two good dormi-
tories, a strong faculty.
For further informst ton or catalogue, address
W.. S. DEARMoNT, President,
Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23

The 25th anniversary ofour
company was celebrated by
erectingt the most modern safe
factory in the world. Wide
awake men who received our
special selling inducement,
rendered Unnecessary to double
our output. We are spending
many thousands Of dollars en-
largfng our sales organization,
but to learn all particulars, 1t
will cost you only the price OF
q postal card,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
$500 a Week, almost 5000 a Day

YOU were plotting them through our factory. Men appoir
statesmen receive advice and instructions for selling safes,
convincing talking points which 1t is impossible for q prosp
don't YOU be the first to apply from your vicinity before
We can favor only one salesman out OF each locality
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
W0LGAST-RITCHIE FIGHT
DESCRIBED BY ROUNDS

ARENA. naly City. Nov. 2s-RItchie
vas thr hrsf % enter IN" ring. Wolgdst
follow cd half o. mtuuter later. No time
was lost 90 Introducing the fighters
Referee jim GruGin called the men 10
ihrll ,~nrurrs. IN" Uug was ordered
o'clock.
Round I. Richie with the men night
..HE close. scored several times to tho
head ana face before tho champion
'r-aNcI THE offensive They mixed
merely In a neutral corner and the calf
i"tuitu scored 90" FIRST blood A. e re-
SUIT OF q succession 81 short arm bio ~
iu the mouth. NDlrast sp4t blood as he
took bis seat. o. wds Rttchic's rouud.
Round o. Nolgast opened the round
WITH q rush. NulEtat Kept Welt under
cover and after d"IuEiur Richie with
several loft aud nights fp the jaw drove
tNu wicked fIgNf- Zoo fnr law and f.ft
upper cut over the heart Ritchie broke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
FIRST WEEKS Schedule.

Friday $ov 2s-Comediaus - Gre,u
River Buckeyes ys Hicks. steve RroI-
les vs. Silent Three
FRIDAY. Dee f-Comeifars vs silent
Three. EuckeNcS vs. steve HroIfes
Hicks vs. Green River
Friday Te. Comedians - Hicks.
Huokeyrs rs Green RIVER. silent Three
IS. Hicks
Friday. Dec COMEDIANS We steve
BroGles R~uckeyes u.s. Green Rive. sill
ent Three ts Hicks
Friday. Dec e. Comedians ,s RYrk-
owes. stew" Hro'le- IS Hicks silent
Three IS Green River
This he an entering wedge ~ " nat
promises o. DO 7 number ~ I4cx Pin
Leagues among the Stogies makers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

'Ius9"" alley ON Friday nights The
STA three mon teams. Will
"Il 90 it" weeks schedule for the rrst
SERIES lI ~tftlb iS captain Of fF.
.1Wedian~ j. Hawkev la- the pre-u
Rivers. o. Lucas. the E~utssyes -
irtvem. the Silent Three s. Darby. the
stove isrndIsS. ard D. L.r-w. the Hicks.
FIRST team prize will he 5uu second.
800. third. $500 fourth. s. 81. rftf.
900 and sixth. Sl50. Thc aIleys VIII
q cash prize for high team score.
LIsn rur Mn I~nnIuldunI s.n-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
Driving a Square Peg
In a Round Hole

You can do it but it won't ft-nothing will fit unless it's
fitted to fit. that includes clothes regardless of how they are
made or + + how much. That's why all my garments are made
right here in Wheeling where they can be ttted. to fit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
NEW DUCK PIN
LEAGUE FOR MED
AT SIUsEE LAST NIGHT TO ROLL
ON FRIDAYS.
SiK Teams Compose the League and
FIRST Games Will BE Roiled
Tonight.

LAST night. 81 TIE Muse~ allows tire
'IfE ~t.EI.- Duck pm Io1r4e v.- Que
r'niz'd 90 Dll on the third COR ~ tt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

ans Iour .ur1. f.ur. q .r r.sI st this
u~piHlffun.t. Uf -.uv ing .u. af how
f''tl" D. au Dol l..rl uH against ONE o.
fH' Boost m'I f"lt, r"f here. Z traf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

exchanged uppercuts to the Jaw Richie
uroEe the champion against IA. ropes
with snappy blows fu the face The
cred up. Ritchie's ound.
Round Q \ rally 90 the ropes and
clever blocking by both men brought
cheers. Wulgast sent light ana lcft
20 h. Jaw a right Cross almost sent
hltchie 10 his Launches The champion
I9ll"wed thls win "a right that an but
closet ~ Californian night eye de-
tidedly Wolgast~ round
Rou,d 6 wolrast took mo- chance.
with the shifts California;. Ie kept at
safe distance Tw" lefts reached
th' champion hammered with great
Tree" iatchtes HIttiHg power was de
hcleut Tn. champion tYoS MS corner
ErinninE Nolgasts round
Round wolgsst rushed IN and
planted right to jaw. EIt.Il- WINGED
champion whipped several punches 10
~ Jaw and bod that an bur Aour"d
III Californian. Richie appeared
groggy. ~oigasts round
Round &. Ritclic came I'D with a
sick smile ami tho champion sent iu
Ea-ts defense was perfect Kitchi.
blows iaii'd 10 reach him. Mulra-t
landed on the body and jaw and scamp
cred 20 his corner. N".sasts round
Round o Eitchies nrst eye vas
closed romUltelf. The champion rushed
ana chased hi4 man about the ring boz.
-huwered rights and lefts To- the st,iu-
ACr. titchlc win"tug under the blow
ei the STORM Ei.shie landed r1rl
right swing to the race az the bell. VOL
Easts round.
Round 10. They fought closely to-
roth.r with WoIgist doiug considerable
execution. H- used short arm blows %,
tho NAAN NnHHHLH. .H.wY.H .HHA.mHU"mW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
PENNSYLVANIA
DEFEATS THE
CORNELL TEAM
fumhls ~ Cornell Haifbaeh oives the
pennsylvania Eleven = Toueh-
down and Victory.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov :s-Penn-yi-
Nanla added another victory TO her long
string or successes over tie Cornell foot
1al team. - winning the Thanksgiving
scor. oF : a. sn 70 'S.aSy ~ N
FOR almost ten hours nefore the cane
BEGAN and ne field w.s AXE from the
nov causing both teams 20 frequently
wuff or tumble the zlirpery ball ms
'"hdltlon o. the field vas indirectly re-
FL! onsio.e Tor al the scoring
cornell got her two points a. Carl Mar
final seconds OF the first period kf,A
"iL u mad been a punuug game al
touEn fh~ period and tie hail Wa or
i.rnry Fsnla's 20 yard line. where Minds
rough the ferusyIyania linz Snf
raced ate tho ball ana tine PennSylva-
an fsil on u one yard from HE own
himself he riid In the mud across ta-
s'a4 and Referee langford declared a
safety in favor Of cornell.
PennSylvAnis.s touchdown came unsN
i"Ctedly near the end II the second per
CO.. 'ornell had the ball ia midf.Id a.
t.r result OF a punt Bennett. Who hat
."fhs.I fepIitlnE Fritz. fumh4e1.anr
aPtAin Mercer or Pennsylvania, caught
IN tns Tseound lie vas 90 yard.
md dashtnE down the field. oufrunninE
~"fne.Is feetest men. ne made an .asy
touchdown.
solved itself largely into = kicsfn. ear.
test IN which Butler. Of Cornell. fuvargt-
~ RAD the better % Minds. Even win
20" "lnn AGAINST him.. Buffers kicks
unusually gained ground on the Penn
Neither team vas able to co,sf...,,v
tdNin-" bN rushing except iu several
distances when the man .arrvfye 49,.
pan broke through Tor a ten ward gain
"It ,rW - tne first downs were made
u was bad TODAY Cor tie forward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Round 10 Fighting bead t1 head.
they exchanged face blows They did
little damage Vol. appeared wiiud
I tiuth seemed strong Et.N seemed will
ing 60 force the lighting WolRsst
rushed Richie fo the ropes just az the
Teen ended the round Round even.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Round ~ The round orenrd frrceIv
Both men swurg wildly Wolc4st cent
Rtfcfie Co. o.. ropes with two good
rights 90 tho fnmuc and "a leff oyer
tho closed fre Eifrhis f0unfered with
light tight o. fns TOD WoIctet sent
EIfrhtae mend back win l laff f1 fra
nose HrI almost closed E|fUEffs good
efs. with bard right Wolcaefs
round h. a. shade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

exchanged uppercutS to the Jaw Richie
drove the champion against IA. ropes
with SnaupF blow fn the face. The
Wild Cat stood in his corner and COW
cred up. Ritchtes round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Round g WolgaSt rushed ln and
planted right to jaw. EIt,Ii- WINGED.
Nolgast trgar fo tIlk Goo Elfruts TIN.
champion whipped several punches %
tn Jaw and bod that an bur uour.d
the Californian. Richie appeared
groggy MOlgast 3 round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Round &. Richie came Up with q
sick smile AMI the champion -ent 90
short range blows o. tho face. We.
defense was perfect EitchI.
blows failed 10 reach him. Mulra-.
landed on the body and Jaw and scamp.
cred tp his corner. Nu.EastS round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Round Q Eitchiea nrst eye vas
closed compiled. D. champion rushed
ana chased his man about the ring Boa.
-luWered rights and lefts To- the stsru-
acr. tsltchIe wirrtuE under The blow
The Wonder Was that Hltchie weather
et fhs storm it.tnic landed e. uurl
right swing Co the race 40 the bell. Vol
Edsf round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Round 10. They fought closely to-
roth'r with WulE1st doing considerable
execution. 81" used short arm blows Cd,
the body isItCriy showed surprising
siu ana Tilted fh. champion head WIN
straight lett ami riEhf ulEtzt here
LOSE hs Eui-- and Richie hammered
utm increasingly with right ana lett
swings TO tho jaw. The crowd Wa uu
it" feet W".E1et won't 20 ria corner
looking Worried J:tcllss round Ills
best Of fh- tight so FAR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Round . \ rally Co the ropes and
clever blocking bv both men brought
cheers Wolgast sent right ana lcft
Co H. jaw A right Cross almost sent
kitchie 10 his htuurhes The champion
olloWe this with "a right that an but
closed the t|alfnrUlHus right eye De
cldedly WolEsSt~ round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-29
Subject for Prize Essay.

Will G.. Farrell executive committee
man from Utah OF the National Associa-
tlon OF Life Underwriters. and chairman
OF the prize essay committee recently
submitted i've subjects for consideration
of the national organization. suggested
by members OF the Utah association and
Commissioner Done. At the mid year
meeting held last week In New York
the committee selected the following sub
ject for the prize essay: 1.-THE Perma- :
nency OF Life-L,fe Insurance and Life
Insurance Work" Mr. Farrell said this
Commissioner willard Done
II Is also learned that at the same
meeting Ave new associations were ad =
mitted 10 membership in the national
body and eight others were declared eli
gihle
National Secretary sllls in letter to
Mr., Farrell states that the Illinois insur-
snce department has Cancelled the license
of Gustave Meyers OF Chicago. for alleged
unprofcssional conduct. consisting in the
main. II Is said. or twisting and rebating.
Meyers, a Chicago insurance broker. at
tained considerable notoriety at the last
national convention OF life underwriters.
when charges were openly preferred
against him upon the floor Of the con-
vention, Meyers represented three old
limo companies with whom the matter
was taken ZIP. The companies made an
investigation on their own account re-
sultiDg In written request from all
three TO the Illinois insurance department
to cancel Meyers's license, which was
done
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-29
Woodmen Of the World.

The regular weekly meeting OF Ctah
"Wednesday with a good attendance The
usual routine has siness was transacted and
several new applications handed in. One
ne" neighbor was added 10 the camp.
the committee In charge or athletics has
planned TO put on something interesting
next "wednesday
Camp No iQ6 W o w met lss.
TnurHday evening and. after transacting
routine business, gave social entertain
ment II was reported that Clerk r. 7.
fltzSerald. who was operated upon at n
local hospital last week is improving and
VIII soon be able To leave for his home.
AFTER the Introduction Of one candidate
10 the protection degree. the camp ad-
Journod The next meeting Of camp No.
400 VIII be held in r. OF = hall, l69
SOUTH Second East street. Monday even
Ing. May s. where 1t Will meet in future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-29
Macca abeees.

Banner hive No. II successfully carried
out 3 surprise party on the Sir knights
90 Salt Lake tent No. . during the week
Inc hive members went tn tent head
quarters IN body Music and refresh
ments were the features.
The members have been invited TO q
card social at the home OF Lady Smith.
oi3 West Fourth North street Thursday
afternoon. The affair Will be given nm
club
Lillian Hollister hive No IL will meet
In regular review at Eagles hall. Thurs
day evening. MAY .. az o'clock, A full
attendance is expected
salt Lake city hive No. 4 will meet
In regular review at Odd Fellows hall
next Wednesday evening. Supreme Lieu
tenant Commander Mrs. Alice b. Locke
VIII visit Salt Lake In May.
Probably the largest number OF Sir
hnlghts was present at the review OF
tent NO. last Thursday evening than
at any meeting this season. a surprise
Banner hive. who visited the tent in a
body
Sir Knight Commander Wahlquist gal
iAntiN received the large delegation and
turned the tent over TO tile lady COM
mander OF Banner hive. who called on
various members. both OF the hive and
tent. Tor addresses or musical numbers.
\ new feature has been promised for
Thursday night.
Liberty hive No. 0. I. o. T NJ, will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon.
May 2 at $50 o'clock In *. OF =. hall.
The members are urged TO be present to
welcome Deputy State Commander Mrs.
Belle NJ. Hodge, who is expected on that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-29
Insurance Notes.

Arthur Mack. special agent for the
George II. Tyson fire agency OF San
Francisco. with headquarters in this city,
has rendered his resignation He leaves
today for California TO confer with other
fire Insurance managers,
The statement I'm last Mon days issue
Of The Tribune that the Central National
Fire Insurance company Of Chicago was
represented In this city by the Jennings
Insurance agency. Is incorrect. Manager
Frank w, Jennings says that the COM
pany has never been connected with his
firm since It's Incorporation. and that the
Central practically withdrew from the
state last November.
From private advices received from
Chicago on Sunday. it is learned that
Insurance Commissioner Done will give
paper on Insurance Education" at
the annual convention OF Insurance Com
missioners. which is TO be held In Spo-
kane wash, commencing July %. Mr..
Done also made arrangements for a Visit
OF the commissioners to Salt Lake City
upon their return from the northwest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-29
TAPPED 8 TIMES

The following report IN an extreme case
OF chronic Bright's Disease will interest
physicians, due 10 the fact that tapping
has heretofore nearly invariably attended
fatal examinations.
Patients years old-the young son of
A, e. Dean OF l726 Ninth Ave, Oakland.
Cal.
Chronic Brlght's Dropsy that had re-
sisted all efforts was continually increas-
Ing The family physician gave no hope
and said the end was near
At this critical moment the treatment
was changed TO Fulton's Renal Compound
the physician aiding II by holding mp the
heart and strengthening the littler pa
tlent against collapse.
Case very stubborn--drppsy was so op-
pressive that the patient had TO be
tapped eight times. But as the tappings
became further apart the albumen began
To decline. diuresjs Increased and the
patient made a slow but steady recovery.
and was going to the public school In
Oakland at last odvices.
Schramm- johnson. Drugs, are local
agents for Futons Renal Compound Ask
for pamphlet. We desire to hear from
and advise with patients not improving
the third week. Literature mailed free.
John j. Fulton Co. San Francisco. Cal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-29
Liable for Full Amount.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has held
that when a surety company guarantees
a deposit Of the state In a bank and
the bank falls. tho surety company is
liable primarily for the full amount OF its
bond. and the loss Is not to be pro-
rated between the bond and the state
bank guaranty fund. The opinion re-
verses and remands the case Of the
Columbia Bank & Trust company in
possession Of F. B, Cockrel. state bank
Ing commissioner, against the United
States Fidelity & Guaranty company.
and directs the dismissal Of an injuno-
tlon which the Surety company had Sc
cured IN the Oklahoma County Court,
preventing the State Banking Board
from paying any further funds into the
bank guaranty fund until the school
land department had secured Its pro rata
OF the Columbia fund.
The school land department was q
heavy depositor in the Columbia bank
and It's deposits were covered by bonds
one OF which was written for $4,000 In
tho United States Fidelity & Guaranty
company.