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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

presidential boom for Judge Ben b.
Lindsay gained some headway during
the day but practically was abandon
ed tonight. No southern democrat
aligned with the new party seemed to
stand out sufficiently in the minds
Of the leaders to offset the insistent
demand among the delegates for Gov
ernor Johnson.
II am so glad said Colonel Roose-
welt tonight, that ! had an oppor-
tunity In the convention to express
my views on the negro question. l
was delighted at the interruption, for
it gave me the chance I wanted.
think the question Is disposed Of now.
I was deeply impressed with my re-
ception by the delegates. BY George.
1t was fine"
Colonel Roosevelt dressed in ultra
formal fashion for his visit to the
convention today. He discarded his
big felt hat for silk one for the first
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

fall to do SO 10 bc subject to prose.
,ution aud II the prosecution is sue
c,aful, through dismcmbcrment, the
constituent parls not to be allowed 10
do business save under conditions
laid down hy the industrial commits
sion Conditions determining monop-
Oily prices 10 be controlled whore
these concerns deal with the neccs.
sarlcs Of NE
Adoption Of a number OF measures
to secure social and industrial JUS
tlse 10 the wage worclrs." Included in
the list are establishment by law Of
minimum wage scales for women,
minimum wage commissions to fix
the standard OF all wages for all
workers. old age pensions, Twins
wage which Co,oncl Roosevelt defines
as an amount sufficient to provide for
education, recreation, care for imma-
ture members of the family, mainten-
ancc OF the family during sickness,
and the accumulation OF reasonable
saving for old age; prohibit night
work for women and children; eight
hour shifts for work men In industries
In which men are employed "A hours
day, national and state working
mems compensation laws, guaranteed
10y law OF one days rest in every
seven. old age insurance, insurance
against sickness, invaldicm and invol-
uutary employment the cost Of such
insurance 60 lee distributed among the
employer. employe and perhaps the
people at large.
Legislation to increase popular con-
trol cover governmental agencies. in
Cluding natloal law for presidential
primaries, election Of United states
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frock coat instead OF the customar,
sack suit. Crowds followed him ev-
erywhere he went and so many stat,
delegations called on him late thh.
afternoon and evening that he had
but little time for conferences regard
Ing tomorrow's program.
SO far as could be learned, there
was no change In the plan to con-
tinue former Senator Bever,idge as
permanent chairman. The fact thai
the permanent organization went over
until tomorrow. 1t was said, indicat-
ed that the temporary organization
would be made permanent.
This will be the first business. to-
morrow and then will follow the
adoption of the platform the nom
ination Of Colonel Roosevelt for pres
ident the nomination of vice pres
idential candidate; speeches of ac-
ceptance by the candidates and final
adjournment.
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state participating in the convention
of the new party.
CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt was in happy frame
Of mind tonight-happy he said, over
the reception he received at the ma
tional progressive convention today
and happy over the fact that tomor-
row he will be nominated for the
presidency.
II understand" he said laughingly
tonight. that am neck ahead
Colonel Roosevelt will go to the
convention tomorrow after the nom-
nations have been made and In a
brief speech will accept the honor.
This simple ceremony probably VIII
do away with the necessity for for
NAL notification ceremony.
There seemed to be no change to-
night in the plan to nominate Gov
ernor Hiram Johnson of California
as the colonel's running mate. A vice
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\ drlch out Of Public Lie.

WARWICK. r. J.. Aug. 6.-Furmcr
Senator Aldrch today sot at rest tho
rrmors that he would return TO tho
United Stacs senate In speech before
the state central committee today.
"l have permanently retired from
public 'ifc and mnow citizen and
farmer said the former senator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
IHI@HlWW'S Store News
35c COLORED HOSE, l9c.

Fifteen dozen plain colored Hose,
splendid quality isle Colors pink,
blue, rose and lavender, offered as
long as the lot lasts at ..,,.,,...l9c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

The kcio Free School OF Toxic
takes the young japanese at six
months OF age and after sixteen
year course IL graduates him AZ a
bachelor ~ law Of arts. or of po-
Itcal or economic science
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
LOW LEATHER HEEL NUBUCK BOOT, $4OO.
BASEMENT SPECIALS FOR TODAY.
2Oc FRYING Basket for lOc.

Large inch Frying Basket, OF
heavy rctinned wire, close wire mesh
and strong wire rim. zoe value to-
day for ..,.,.,,,.,....,,.....'.loc loc
25c Bread Toaster lac.
Four corncred t0aster that will
toast four slices at one time. Body
of black steel fitted with four strong
wire racks. Regular 25c today lac
Fancy decorated Cups and Sau-
GERS; many patterns, Each ... 25c
$3.50 Cooking Casseroles, with
heavy nickel plated stands 49,. 98c
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25c japanese Teapots, l6c.

The 2-cup size Teapot. Dainty
white floral and band decoration,
glazed inside and fitted with pottery
drainer. A good 25c Teapot today
Tor .,,., ........ .............lo loc
$500 Austrian China 100-piecc
decorated spray and border pattern
dinner set; thin quality china. Spe-
Hially priced .............,.$ $l4.75
$1,25 Waffle Iron, 85c.
No. 8 is a high frame waffle iron,
the usual $1.25 kind for ...... .85c
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IN
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81. 81 a dit ser @spObnb'it
Serr prOftFor Gluosrmunn. Der
penig auf isin asuB,res eibt, pflest
.Icne aroipati, tets isbr RAID umSus
.binosn, 70 oab ibm b.ftGnois bds
.&cno Gn6e iibsr 0sn Rodtrdesn bers
.cusbdnat. Die 9enobnsr Der .l,is
.rn St1ot bdbtn Ii6 aamdbli9 bars
or estp0bnt, osn Ssrrn profeHOr 10
iistr Oit GtraBs esbeu gu isbsn. Dd
terbtirottt ii6 Der profsFor uno
gum eritsn Mals srIdeint er am Gage
n16 Ser 9odssit nit oroentli9 ums
.etbunosnsr arulpatts. 6Iuosrmann
nsib nitt. ipssbalb i'm Die 2euts beut
|ris elm @un6ertisr anifdrrsn. Oa
'tritt Elm fleinss MlGOten an i'm bsrdn
|rro Iast fdudtsrn: .Gl6sr Ssrr
q-ofeFor. Gle babsn ia bsrg,T.n.
SIR S9Iips : Gnoe bsraussuden gu
IlcFen!"
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iaqt, 6aB i'd reOoig tpdr, bios 5sbt
i9 nit glsids Don iein plaB aus
su itarte. Der ben Damn dusgemd4t,
odB mer BON Den Me6ientontredter
isin 6aus itarte noQte I'm bort fin
osnn aud binsanes. Der BeOsss
rsiler is off aobrs aud nit, titahs
Der osrf 70 en- S4ob nit miiIe. Ss
ben Idon aIss reooie gebabt; Die
gdno mar oa un bat ii4 grab nit
{ paur 0rints , tpenig 6tdrtune auf
ben Wsg singsflobt. &c ben mid ges
battsrt. i'd IolIt aud en- Srint mems
me, atplper id ben nit oa5u geFiib!t.
@ea. for { LANCE Storie tor3 gu mas
DIE, Der Mshientontredter bat iid in
ben Wislberrea ssiebt IN Die qroisz
ifsn bat gsitart. &c ben mid { Sein
auf ben gudsl gsbdnst. ous bat gss
iast: sd ben en- Subj aus mid
gemddt I'm 0as Is fhon lang ber."
IN osn DiebGrrsl bat Is gsia9t:
Sd ZEN Die 9ett g.tponne I'm tris9e
jebt { Jriersit." Die 8dno Is in
Grpnt gemartIdt I'm mer fin nod
feline aebn Steps BON Den Saus 9es
tpeis, oa fin penigftens 3ebnoouieno
menids psriammtlt sepeis. SD ben
aipiper nit rs9ts I'm nit lints ges
sudt I'm ben ben DisIbsrrsl sepui9t
iubietoisbGno. Sd lam Sbne iase.
Serr Saskatchewan. ia ben mid ges
Itsbmt pie daes iii ben 70 emberreIt
seflblt mis in mel san3es Gene nod
nit. &c bate nur einmal bore iole.
mas Der Mdbb for 9idobts getrddt
bat! Dei Oas is fisrs gepeie! gis
ner bat eebaIert: rpbil. Jag uns ebs
bes neues, Dab ou en- Jnbl biidt
ben msr fdon lang eeipiBt." Gn
annsrer BAT gsfragt, iDarum i6 nit
in 5ront bon ben Wielberrel gebn
otbt lin osbi Jpn pnlIe, Damn Debt aus
ben Subl en- Miubl per'n. On britt
ter bat gsruIs, ih better Debt msins
a!is rufe, Die ,bsbt mid Die 5ublss
I,He ausDrsipe. lin Den Msg is
ss in sinsm fort gauge. sd fen
b Mut eebdbi, ouB ih ben NebTsns
'trntrsdisr I'M bic san3e Sang bait
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aud Derooat redt. Sn Die eri4ts
aein I'm es Die 9rints no bort na'
ehbraemGB pertilgt tpern I'm no rim
INNER { psnis in E Jeitingitimmung
brinqe i'm Damn fin IS aud Die rsbs
Qeller aoftiemerid Do Den MeoesiusIs
ler iein YIab f~risfpente. lin INNER
orauf aus i'm en- 0rid an Elm gu
fpiele. off aobrs is Der Meoesmeiler
nor ale Dinee for bds al gu blsbms
I'm it lam Shine iuse, Dab IS nit
mebr lang nemme oubt I'm i4 tipitts
i'm for gut.
sd ben alTo meme Gletfdenbett
beaablt. apner frags &c mid nur
nil tpie. Sd ben Bic aiS3is off aobrs
nids foge Derfe, mel Die bdtt mid Den
Tidens gsrsbft tpis oles I'm Il bait
fGubr eenus en- 5e~bntingipen trtegt.
Im Morgen BEN ih geiu5t, ih miibt
oauniaun gsbn. bifabs id bdtt 9 me-
MIA gibneb an Die &ohrt i'm iH milf
nit mann i'd piooer beim tomme Debt,
bifabs Die 9idotides. 0ns mare teins
ben Die ftnelle I'm ipenn Die elm mars
II IaFe fonnte. Damn osbte fe ss onbn.
60 I'm ih oIfo fort I'm I'm gu ben
WtossnsiIer seidnieti Nm ben sss
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@ie sswO

-Ii9ttot ~ d n. aols
rGrttur: s4ber, i9 bite ,feben Sic
fih oas Nert an. anieben tofst
nints!@
aoufmunn: IS i%nterehiert mid
riht.1
aclporieur: ,9ielei6t bod! Ste
Stunt I'm MitteIdltsr iolts jsoen in
ttreHieren!4
adufmann: .aber, sic h0ren ia,
i'd ipin Is niGt!!"
aplporteur: n8islsidt fir Shre
Trdu GemabIin gum @eburts.dg,
poer fir 6ie ainoer oIs Deihnodtss
gtfhent. Sd IdFe Is Sbnen fir bier
Donars."
aaufmann: ,Wenn sic iebt niGt
esben, merle iH sic Die Sreppe bers
urtsr, oaB Sic otn Gals brs9snl"
aoIpDrteur: Damn fommt e. 81
men pisl teursr gu iteben. QIio 9s<
Zen Sic mir 0rei Dollar finf8ig
Gents - uno Sic erIparen ii9 nod
cine Msngs 8eridtstoften uno I'M
standardization"
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Girforge. Batter: so
'bdIts IS fir oringeuo n~ottpenois, oob
0u f6fpimmen l,rrii. oeun tpie Isitt
tam man ius WaHsr fallen uno IN
9e6ensasfdbr fommen."
9O6tsr: Nd. ous III nidt 70
fGlimm. fptnn ih mid berbeirdte.
bonn lam msin Mlann mid rttten.'
Batter: .Sd, dbsr bsosnte, oos uns
dIiid fam Dir aud paTisren, ipsnrl
0u sinmdf Sdipiesermutter bift!"
Gin @emutsmend d.
&nrIGe: Sine bOflift Gmpfsblirg
Bon Der 6rau Gsnerdl uro iie ldBt
onfraasn, ME ,s Sem 9.rrn Dirsttor
stbt2
syrau: 8, mtinsm Mdnn gsht ts
itbr, iebr i6left = er lam lsotrl
Momsnt iterbsnl
gurid,: Col id Oisnsidt odnr
rcd Elm tpsnig iporten2
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.g[lif fnmmit On ami

peuisne t6nns. Sd ben geTdgt. Oab
it, 0ente Debt, meine 8ett mar jeBt
be3abIt I'm oenn fomm, apiper Der
aunns bat geIadt uno bat gsidgt,
i'd folt mid MIR teine S6rpa4hsite
slnbiIoe; rner bate grad enc erIdt
eeitdrt I'm er Debt Die Si9eursit gang
gut gleide. &c Tonne es mid glaus
me oo0sr nit. atpfper i'd lin f6ubr Die
gan5e 3ittie mar binnsr lins, grad dIs
tpenn en- 3erfus in 9aun is I'm Die
piebeIs ldufe an Die Stritt um Die
9amelsr gu feben. Sn bieien bier
Sds. fin i4 oas aameel gerpeie.
gler fin nod oor6 . paar Stritts
I'm oa isbn i'd auf einmal Den Benz
ME in ben araut. Said, Der bat
olptptr Die huge oufgsrifs. ipis
er fem foaenannte ga in Die 3obns
oiffsn geiebn bat. S9 ben i'm nur
for . Sedeno gsisbn un Damn is sr
tpioosr peri6fpunoe eepeie. Gs bat
nh lang gtnomms, ga ben ib dusess
fpnne, tpp bin CT peri6nunoe ia. Sd
aude mid ndmli6 grao email un, for
3u febn, oh Der Wlabb nod 10 erob
Is I'm mas btnts &c, men i6 oa febn?
ole ai38is! gei @als, mas fin i1 atps
rer od gsidte6rt geipelel Die 2t3s
sie bat en- Grii9 bon fi9 getptpe,
bat mid beim Widsl eenomme I'm
bat mid bon oe.l @ielberrsl fpeaaes
tuut, babel is Die &erritfh umges
faue III Der Observation-Disclosures bat
er LANCE gDeg i'm Mott geIege. Die
otn LANCE Wsg ins S6lspptau ses
nrmmt I'm bat nit climber gerubt bis
mer iebf in infer 5als gefpeis fin,
Ger Mdbb I'm Die 8Gno INNER b;ns
ner uns 0rin. Sn 5rOnt bon Den
6aus ben lie Dsn Iisipe 4uguitin gum
fipips I'm neinsigIts nal eeftart I'm fe
Zen nit climber gsitappt aIs Big Die
2i3aie Tie Dii9pdbn poll MuKer uf
Die a0pp etgOHs Bat. Dsa an oi,
gstt fpia ih atDmsr osnts 70 lang tpis
if Isips tpomit id Derbleifpe Sine
Shrn lieiper
pbilipp Gausr0mpisr.
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Ginotaanatn.
Ser Mndltnteiter. berf

.
Jeildenfelo uno Mugenbitter, 3ipeI
aonturrenten, ~treffen iid Sus
fGaig in Qsip3ig CUR WeTe in az
iiem @ergnugungslofuf. Seinsr lpil
Dem onoern pet4en. uno 10 fbsn
re ftarrt6rpfig nebsneinunoer, als cine
drtiitin nit Dem Seller iammsln
tommt.
8eil6snfelo osntt: yMenn id gebt
rsdt pisl, miro er iid drgern, oaB
tr mub gsben nod mebr," uno lsgt
cine Wart duf sen 5eler. 9ieranf
trmmt Die qrtiitin 3u M~a9snbitter
uao bdlt ibm ben Teler Dor: sGsben
Sic nidt aud ettpus2" Rec "
iaat Maaenbitter. smer gebDren 3us
fdmmen!"
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Ter ltarIs aild.

9iIdlr: .@ni,n Tag. m,iH
6srr. Id brines ben 9iih, ben Sts
Bel mir bsftsltsn."
anno,: .@ut. GitItsn q, Tin
bisrber, uno nun ssig,n Gle ,inmal,
tpos fir Elm MObtl Gle mir od st'
mnht hnben."
aunbe: .G6untn 81. mai her.
mtin aisbsr, i'd itbs bier sinsn RIB,
Der bsriititt IT,"
Sii6lsr: .Sd, 6trr, iaipobI, gang
rebt; ober bos merit man ia gar
nift, fpsnn tsr aitt srit bari H."
aunos (osr. I'm ben 9iih htrums
asb,Hb, nod cine fold, STEELE fino.tl:
sqb,r bier fiHbs i'd ipi,oer Sitt.
m,in eisbsr; ipus !Ol bas b,o,u'
tsn2"
SiTtlsr: So. Isbtn Sic. Ssrr, mir
fprans Elm Stid6,n 6plj BON Der
Rant. al. unb id babe bic Glide nit
Elm lp,uie aitt dusssfii1t. aber oos
Iddbst nifts. 6err, IaF,r Sic e nur
srii bart tperotu."
aunbe: .Gsbtn Gle bier, Oas eeht
bod nitt; bier in Der Mitts oisies
geines in Elm gnu3sr alumpeu 2itt.
0ds Tdgen Sit bd5u2"
SiT6fer: .Sns III nitt tpeitsr
idIimm. 6srr; tpenn Der aitt bort
pirb, 70 lit sr fsItsr dls ods Sol5
unb bGlt pisl better"
aunSs: .6isr. msin Better. nshs
men q, SisTsn 5iid fpisoer nit rad
5auIs unb brin5,n Gle mir ,inen
1noeren gang aus Sitt. gllIo brins
qen Gi. sinen aus aitt, bic RiF,
f6nnsn Gle bdun NIT Srl5 ausfiIs
len
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aer sintentIel.

Der Jran5srl mar tin tibIh,r
9urih,
9o6 oumm spar Ct tniisblih.
Mubt' nidt NAL, mas Elm 9ub be-
heuti.
Sagt, III bds uidt srg0tGiG9
Siin9it itrieb ibm feline Bale nun:
.Ulsin Iieber, gutter Better!
TONNE an 9tfuh uufs 2dno,
DEM hsrrli4 1T bus 8sttsr.
6or Bit, mid bonn 9dbnbof ab,
Sd fomm' in alsr 6rii9e,
8etommit bon mir uuh eineu Sub
Sir bsint groBe Mii5s."
llnO als bsim S6IuB lie aus 8,rs
isb'n
men Sintsntter nod mdhte,
Gdri,b fie babel: ,9as 1T Elm 9uB!"
Gle Ielber b'riibsr lahte.
Do6 einen RieienTtrsd Fat aIf
Dem 8abnbof iie smpiurben:
Der Better bate iein GeIiht
Mit einsm Sud perbunten.
llno nls lie fragts, mas a.iheh'n,
Sprah tr nit bummem 2dhsn:
rGlarbf bu. id IoB mir bds gsii4t
Don Siutsnflsrs maden9"
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.Mann,r. luit's omol 5ual
mir beruuBi'n in DosIfins balm
bod Cuff grab s'nua.
gn @sibsr bom'r "a, Dab man fir
s. Staotfr6d' az gGo'n uno as
fiihfauaa perbiet'n 10.
SaitrIn. mo- orauffitht: r9er6oi's
.ru 0ea," 90 malt uns ou gin'sls
Eoni grab fein. uno od 3otsrgrobsr
fed. r an john GnaBitsig auf.
Infer 5'idmmabro6ds SpriB'ns
fous tudn mo umunoum nit Gfsu1's
rGhs bstudhf'n laH'n. NADIA IL B.
Id0nif Ruins firti
ga, uno a ooppsIt's ooer breifat's
G6c, Dos muab ga Siidt.rbua osr'
lernd.
Sum 6'idlub l,b'u ma q 9urtar'n
fsit, uno no i0nnd ma in B. Setting
'rtii6r.ib'n: r9uttturort Dazzling
Monnsr. | slaub, i:l bautll"
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gtn. 6raee, Bauer gum
MISUNDERSTANDING: .Gnts
fduloigsn. mas tGt's oenn toit'n mann
I mir Blob Den aopf ptriidern
Iieb?"
Aus Dem 3agebud si<
mes 8adfif9es. s0as Gd0nIte
Rom 8aa lit bod oas Rodbdusgts
bra6tperosn."
S6timm It enfaIls. Msis
fer (ou mebrersn 9anoDsrfsburihen.
rie inn arbeit frasen): nMaht, oab
i5r forttommt, ibr Strol6e, ibr motif
ia bod nur betteln!"
5dnopsrtsburI6en: 80, bite
icbr; fdlimmitsnfals arbeiten mir
cuh!"
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SpIittsr. Wem Elm proz
tsttor elm amt si6t, Der braudt tetnen
&uItanO.
Ma! Gil: .Msnn 0u ni4t
re6t muntsr biit, parum IGBt 0u
Did ni6t 0ur4 5rGulsin 0ottor
Berger bsbanosln2"
Rtqi: Nd nsin, ipsnn i'd mid
burd cine Qsr3tin bsbauosfn Iisbs,
pHros mir Oos gauge arantiein tsis
nen Spdb mebr MAIDEN"
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Sd ben i4on
10 oft mein Msino
auigemddt, oaB
id nit mebr gu
Den Me0espeilsr
gebn ipoa!. dfus
fper INNER zen
id) ipiooer en-
aielaps. Die 2i5s
3ie. mas mstns
Qlte is. Die
flsbmt, oaB i'd
gar fein 5rubel
bait, fpenn if BON
rem Grfuue etpeu
itebn Debt lin ie Is
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@rob. alt.s Jrdulsir: Sd
bab. mir INNER aspiufht, i'd tDdrs
ale Sunae CUR Delt s,tomm.n!!"
6srr: r6loub's; % pdrsn Gis
icbt audi piensiGt IGugf berbeiratst!!"
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RaIitit6s, o.: amsin.
6rau lam obns Strsit ni9t lsben.
fpsnn i4 aud garnidts idge, 10 fdngt
Ie bod an"
g.: rDurum ieben sic aud linz
mer 70 anssgriffen aus"
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3adaem:lebe

rMie fam man nur du6 Iobiel
%trintsn, tpsrn man friib INNER oisic
Gdersrei BATE"
Nd mas! Wie i6 meme Biirfte,
fil bod Der Mirt utd iein Bier los
irer0eni"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-03

80 gaffd aufsefuBt. 5iibs
rsr lin Bremen: sSeben sic, oas
frar friber Elm Sell Der 8ursertpets
BE-.
Gremoer: .9onneripetter. baden
oenn Die 8rsmer friber gras s'freis
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-03

- Grfannt. Grat: rMas febIt
Sbnsn benr2"
patient: sd peiB auh nidt,
6srr Doctor. Dus GHen idmedt mir
nidt. i'm lam niAt fdIafen ~"
Mr3t: .Qlbsr iparllm beiruten Git
0snn 0as Mdodsn nidt21
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-03

so germ i'd nit Dir pereiRt ins
4'aFer eeben mod, Strip = i4 lam
ni6t. Sd hub' beut mein neuss
Gpmmerfleio an, uno Mamd nirbe
ffimpfen, fuenr i'd mir 6as aIeiO
rsroerbe.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-03

Gr Q d u erunge: Nas
Gu fagif, - oIfo bod MitgIieO bonn
SierfdubDsrein ia oein Meeftsrg
.3peiter S9uferiunee
llno mas fir Gems! - Ser Is iosar
fp'n GROCER Trsun6 bon be siere.
let i'd tefns Tadt un9eitOrt fdllfsn
lam!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-03
Ofener 5dreibebrtef hes
philinm 5anrrampffr.

Mein Iiebtr 5srr ReOadtiondr!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-03

Damn frstIi6. rGi, 1T
mtin 9uno gsi6idt! Der bat ods
5cn5. GrsFm uufs'freFsu 80"
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rem ia Sbr gfsro fOrmli4 an5ubetsn.
Gpnntoesreitsr: rWieio oenn9"
Serr: .Neil sic ibm INNER gu
5ibsn fallen"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28
IT SEEMS ALMOST MARVELLOUS

treatment he had taken. without the
least results. He was told then that Il
tape worm was causing all his trouble.
truly believe, and. if 1t is, you take
this Quaker Extract. according to d.
rections on the bottle, and watch for
results. He did, and behold! slx-just
six doses were taken. He felt a little
disturbance in his bowels, responding
10 natures call and expelled monster
tape worm, head and all. squirming
and alive, and this monster 81 feet in
length
This case should convince even the
most sleptical of the wonderful power
Of the quaker Remedies While the
worm -eXpelling power is a great thing.
II is one of the smallest virtues Of the
wonderful Quaker Extract and Oil Of
Balm. They are cures for rheumatism.
catarrh. kidney, liver, stomach or blood
trouble. constipation. indigestion, and
will build up weak, run down man or
woman. obtain the Quaker Remedies
at Coursey & Munn's Drug Store, %
Marietta street We prepay express
charges on all orders Of $500 or over.
(Advt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28
STATEN SURE He
HAS ARRANGED
GOOD CARD

When the boxing lid is cracked off
again for the season tomorrow night
at Harry Staten's new Olympic club.
the veteran Atlanta promoter believes
he has card arranged that will give
the glove game an impetus in the city
that will flourish until summer wealth
er returns. The headline attraction
will be Terry Mitchell against Barney
Ford.
Both of these fellows are Eastern
welters and the matchmaker's reports
are that they are both fast, willing
workers.
Il am sure that these boys will scrap
and not STALL says Staten. They have
| both written that they are mighty anx-
ious to get a start in the South, and l
have assured them that a good show
ing. in Atlanta will not only mean more
bouts right here, but in Chattanooga.
Nashville, Memphis and Jacksonville as
we'll
They have been described to me as
hard hitters and experienced ring men,
and the combination ought certainly to
please
Eddie Hanlon and Clarence Collins.
local boys, will furnish the semi wind
up, with two good negro pugs in the
preliminary. A battle royal will start
the evenings festivities.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28

distress in his stomach. bloating. belch-
ing. sometimes futterng of the heart
short breath, dizziness, headache. some
times pain in the back Of head or in
back of lower bowels, sometimes ex-
tending down into the lower limbs.
Charlie. as he is Familiarity called, has
had several very good positions. but.
owing to his poor health. would have to
give them up after a short time. He
has had several attacks Of fever Four
years ago he was laid up for several
weeks. in fact has been very much
alarmed, and the strangest thing of it
all. with all his poor health, he could
eat more at one meal than an ordinary
small family. After eating good.
hearty meal. within one hour he would
be hungry again. and still he grew
thinner and weaker During all these
Eve years he has been trying different
treatments, dosing with almost every
thing on the market. but nothing he
took ever gave him even the slightest
relief. and so he suffered on. as he said
when ho called at Coursey & Munn's
| Drug Store and told how he suffered
with mis- stomach, and told about all the