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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER l. Lieut.. Harry Mallory is
ordered to the Philippines. He and Mar
Jorie Newthn decide 10 elope, but wreck
"i taNlcab prevents their sccinv minister
on the way to the train.
CHAPTER IT, -Transcontine-ial train
u taking Oh passengers. Pn.Ier has Il
lively time with an Engielfls !. ana Ira
Lathro2, Yankee busir, 5n4au
CHAPTER ILL., ,lorer have an
exciting time getting % the train
CHAPTER IV.-"Littlc Jimmie" Wei
lington, bound for Reno to get "a divorce.
boards Train, IN nlatnlln coalition. Later
Mrs. Jimmie appears
CHATTER V-she is also bound for
Reno with same object Likewise Mrs
Sammy Whiteonb.
CHAPTER VL-Latter blames Mrs
Jimmie for her marital troubles. Class
mates of Mallory decorate bridal berth.
CHAPTER vlr- Rcv and Mrs. Temple
start on a vacation. They decide to cut
loose and Temple removes evidence Of his
calling,
CHAPTER VIIL- Marjorie decides TO
let Mallory proceed alone, but train
starts while they are los' in farewell
CHAPTER IX.-Fa. cnrers Join Nal
lory'. 'assmates in s4-s couple we'd
ding 1azius-
clApl.Ge \ Marjorie is distracted
over their situation.
CHATTER X1 Ira Lathop. woman
hating bachelor. discovers an old sweet
heart. Anne Cattle, a fellow passenger.
CHAPTER MI Mallory vainly hunts
for preacher among The passengers.
CHAPTER Kill Mrs. wellington
hears Little Immic's voice. Later she
meets Mrs. Wlu;coub.
CHAPTER NV Mallory reports 10
Marjorie his failure to find preacher.
CHAPTER Ky. They decide 10 pre-
tend a quarre and Mallory finds ~
vacant berth.
CHATTER XVI Mrs. Jimmie discov-
ers Wellington on the train.
CHAPTER XNu.- Mallory again masses
an uhsuece -sful hunt for preacher.
CHAPTER Xvlu4-pr Temple poses
as a physician. Mrs Temple is induced |
10y Mrs. Wellington to smoke a cigar.
CHAPTER NIX Sight of preacher on
a station platform raise Mallory's hopes, |
but he takes another traiu.
CHATTER NN Missing hand baggage |
sensory P
CHAPTER XXI lialmo gets ciudcr
aid. GOODNESS Is men reeI,f,I.1
CHAPTER NXIf SIN ma clarevr,an |
More borrowing.
CHAPTER XXITI-pr. Temple puzz'cd !
CHAPTER NXIV- Marjorie iaalouay
aroused bv Malloly's ia l.-ebau at.uu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03

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the stomach turns; the result Is In
digestion. souruess and vomiting Ere
quenty the bowels are involved and
there is collie pains and diarrhoea.
McGEE'S BABY ELINIR is "a grand
corrective remedy for the stomach and
bowel disorders Of babies. lt is pure,
wholesome and pleasant 10 take
Price 25c and SOC per bottle Sold by
owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03
u. A. KOONCE
Letters &c
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Binghdmton, N. Y.
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formation, telling all about the kid
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be sur, ana mention the Guthrie Daily
Leader Regular fftycent End one
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EXPERIENCE GAINED WHILE
IN THE DRUG BUSINESS

have been troubled more or less
in the last five years with kidney
trouble and from the experience !
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faction TO those who purchased IT,
and as never had single com.
-laint regarding the medicine while
was in business. ] was In a position
to know that it was q great prepara-
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used it myself II has certainly af-
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that my kidneys have troubled me
and / would not be without it al
ways recommend Dr. Kilmers
SWamp-Root to my friends as / be
licec IL to be a medicine of great
curative value in the diseases for
which YOU recommend IT,
Sincerely,
ID. A. KOONCE,
Columbia, Ala
Personally appeared before me,
this 18th of September, 1908. u. A..
Kooncc who subscribed the above
and made oath that the
same is true in substance and in fact
C.. =. HARRIS, Notary Public.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03

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chiidfens boots aud shoes. shines without rub
bing, 25c. French Gloss" Toe.
STAR combination f15 rl-aniag and polishing al kinds
of russell or tar shoes Zoe Dandy sze 25c.
QUICK WHITE" (n liquid form with sponss)
quickly cleans and whitens dry canvas shoes.
l0c. and 25c
1re IN having their Shoes look Al. Retiorrs color and
10 s black shoes. Polh vh brIsh oiosh. 0e.
Elite" nze Z5c.
Il your dealer docs not keep The knd you want. send
q the pnee in stamps for fuH psckaec charges PAID
WHITTEMORE BROS. x CO.
SO-26 Albany St. Cambridge. Mass.
The Oi9esf and Lareesi Mangfaeigrers Of =
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They say there is nothing new I'M
der the sun How is this: a
lumberman failed che other daY.
They nearly always get rica.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03

1t would surprise you to know Of the
great good that is being done by
Tablets. Darius Downcy,
OF Newbcrg Junction, y b.. writes.
My wife has been using Chamber
ins Tablets and finds them very
effeetusl and doing her lots of good
lf you have any trouble with your
stomach or bowels sire them trial
For sale by all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03

Real Estate Agents
Baumann s BIumsn
Divorce 0utfitterS
iYa Hlimcuy HVsnus, Reno, Nevada

Notary Public Divorces Secured
Justice Of the Peace Satisfaction Guarantee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03

CHAPTER l. Lieut. Harry Mallory is
ordered io the Philippines He and Mar
Jorie Newton decide 10 elopo but wreck
h taNlcab prevents their sccinv minister
on the way TO the train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03

CHAPTER IV-"Little Jimmie" Wei
lihgton' bound for Reno to get divorce.
boards train, IN nautllin coalition. Later
MIS- Jimmie appears.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-03

CHAPTER NI.-Lattcr bames Mrs
Jimmie for her martial troubles. Class
mates Of Mallory decorate bridal berth
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21

bisisr oistret ben neHen s3roips.t nuf
ZEN Riiden. HntiirIih biloet iih ishr
ihnsa Elm flsiner aufIauf. Der bintsr
Der ietenoeE Re.lnms einheriraroelt
unb iit bemiihi. bic bon btm 4bs
nungsloien dneeprisisneH Seilmittsl
ssesn 3abnlhmer5en oDer prcpbsssi.
unsstiiHiie elmer aafidnora 81 enisifs
fern. S6lieBIih bemsrtt Der goulspas
bier on Der INNER grobr iperosnoen
Wengs. bic ihm fols!. tpelftn 3rtteH
sr geoient bat. uno isins Wuib barber
amiiIiri bic llmiisknosn nod uiel nieEr
ais bas Gloipn8sFitt auf ieinsm Ris
den! Mis es fdsint. iine oi. parifsr
aaufleute NIT bem eriols Der .Isben.
ben Rttlnrs" 'ehr 3ufrnbtn! -.
Dus 5nbro 4sropfan In
Der fransCiiihsn Morins. Dir fran3oii.
notwithstanding unisrnimmt iest
bel eer abiif1t. bic aritgsIhiffs init
6pbrosasroplantn aussurulten, ben
Sdriti ous Dem Rsifs Der itxprttis
ihsn gtrehnungeH in nas Gebiet Der
praris. Gas BON 9ciiin srbaule nsus
6p0ro.1srpplGH, bns btn Hamen
Yen,t" smpfaHsen bat. iit berslis I'M
5ouion ein9strofftn nno Dirb in nies
fen Iaeen auf bem arsussr .5oubrs4
ieinsn qIaB erbalisn. qldp ifs ber.iis
siniig nit DEN tshhiifen gorbsrei,uns
gen beihdf'ig.; auf BEN. Arenser in
tin grobsr Shupptn aus S.ahloeriil,
srrichtst, nno 5luor i'm gsstnlob su
ben 8eriuhsn Der ameritaniiden Wos
riHs nifi am Bug oher Std bes S6ifs
fss, ienbsrn sipiihsn ben StprnF.sis
nsn iino osm 5intermait, a!Io auf ies
nsn pIrttfcrmsn. bic urlpriiHglih ,um
Transport Don llrisrfssbooten qsbuui
rparen. Gin siusitsr Ghuppen tpi,b
pittlsitt fpdter audi cor ben Storns
f'tinsH nufgerihtet ipsrbsn. Die Hluas
maltirs ipire bann en.lpsb.r BON bic.
| itr WlisfcrM aug obsr pom 9laifer
nuitslsfn s0nnsn. auf bsm Ged in elm
i 51itnsniptg fir sinsa niIssisn auf4
flIiss pom Shiffs aus anasltat.
| Dir trfttn s5!ueDerfuts NIT Der
~ents1 ipirb aapiidn ;sa.on Sem
Ieutnoni eanl1 als ssilci attnhirt ii.
nntsrntbmeu. Bis jsbt finb l2 mart
nsoIitDiers 3nr, Gluaaisnit abtomn.ans
Dirt; BIB sum Sd!ub bes aabrss luiro
ois ftan55Hlh< MarIns iiber miubs.
htHs s'si eporo.G.rsp!aas ssrIiioss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21

Die Isbenben Rttla men.
waan Ihreibt aus paris: Ta Der qos
Iissiprdfibent BON paris. 6err Gepine,
Das 0ertkilen uno Ucrtiperftn bon
proipeitsn auf Der Strube beiunniliG
Derbptsn bat. iino fhlnue Reilcmtmas
der 1uf sintn gtniultn 0ebonttH gs.
tommen, Der bns poIi3eiit4e Oerbrs
umgebi, bic Goulepnrbiers cb<r benz
Oefpott ibrtr WsitmenfHen nusfest.
Wlan min feins popitre mebr ouf btm
pflaffer lisgsn fth<n. fbon. 10 psrbins
bert man eben. DnE Reilnmepopitr
nit bem Wobsn In Beriibrung 81 brins
gen, unb bdIt es in per 60be bts Mus
oenbrei&s Der Wotdbtrgsbenbtn. Dus
iIinst silpas tomplijirt, liz ubtr febE
einfah. Gin miitxlero6ts GIcUnsefht.
I'm bsHen 0DuturSn bie Rstiame fpss
umsGbn1t ID ssxst tlatta sal ss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21
sberiifs gerfd uis.
zsrtffs' 'BsrfeHt - 2er ginat Eti5.
Snmiliou gSrrtu. e.:

Zsrtffss gsrfeut - 2er Sinat Etis.
SaHiton G0rHtu. e.:
3u'egs eiuss erIafsnsu nHo an mia esrits
ieten Eeriau'ebefsels bss Common 1geas.Ges
ri1ts iverer ii o'feifIif sum Eeriaafe nnbse,
ten in Der GberiffssCffise I'm Gcuribaais in ber
5iaol cincinnati am gamfae. ben 2C.
Dsai 1912. rm IL ubI 8ctmiitaes. bas naf,feIs
psnS beltricbeme 0runssiaenibnnl. nas1lifi
gelsesn in Der giaot QtEcinnuit. enniIioE
gourtf. uue Siaai tis, hcsieeeHb ous Cots
Jammsr ueunnnosrarsse t2e), bIcltia f30i.
stnaneeEsts,F 1sl1 nnf sfpsiilnse.sisse !5sl
gGs asss gsH fs1gsn @ sg k. s sans snssassn .aass ea
;,3amiif5H acaGip. Ghie. gess fenniie ,apaasia
f2s) une stessiJ tg0l bilh~n 'cae enbaHtcrt
sioel snt steni nsef csss psHia.s T,,.s q, osr
terisis g3D aab ,tDctmkereEtia ts2l htinsa
iYeniaer. on Der gnlieiis rcn ssrIna, yrsre
.pei.ses suer,arHi lns ateeIiedi mat6e mites
aroefsn Dtanbeissnfbums Gn Gasrer p. q.
ropple bur6 bic stomriffirn In sb,IItnacia.
seras sr s i'm n'ss ae ss sar scas si szssa ass ss
gcnI. 81 oamillpn 0oEufr, biz iiiie Eutsh
..eberirneuaa rpn befagstm nfprie on bic gsm.
lss ss s:eseas RS .gssHs ahs mss aTsans ssssssp mel
,tss siter!rnGeH ipn-ee nen be.cs'en: 5fnrft
y. 1hnHs3pirH an SsHrn Iqcit fnrt -feo oa,
mi brit y. w}ar3 lS0fs lnp ftiiGffldAfH III
Iseabnd 9l2, sc:e i76. tsr eaHiIgn goinap
Hecsrne.
iinc teilstenb aus ttnIfeiHcu giaeniiun fptEs
tss hbeurdpen nurbe as bic bffaGie Erosls's
See & Gefrlaern,ino 6pupGp fsn strrp @sess
hir6 Eesb, eiige raeen ir Tfettnc no. ola
get.e ~. Der NefDtbs bon eanflitr ueEHih
Gbip. HHb nteriraeeH on efu tefaffsu Germ
Heif hara 5rGHeef a Ibfu'rfer fiirG Scco
rinpeiroaen In IeebbHA PIP, Stiif 11e, bsr
befaGfen Recoros, aHb htffifcEen ar ter belnn.
ien 5raness Y. Ibempfcr por 1ileen Al5reHt,
Nffignse pcH The g1rfuMene See nnh Mefri0e,
rating Gempunn. bur1 Ifeo. eiratiraacn In
TseeEut $40 xsiie 100. eer Isscsier oaMiIipH
gourir, Gsic, Hecsrbb. eeiegen al her Sne,
eiissfe ben srriHe Brcrs aesnne mIif aiaspf. II
HDerue unb her 1lcgDpftG6s bon I7spnihip
sfra6r rnf AaafpfpR stpeHue fsrrer fsinaHf ais
gg. 2e75 btc 2n39 gpring Qrrbe aheHls. lnif
tsu baraif hefiHeIiteH ssffTfNeirraen
M63cfhati su SIS Coo
H,lrn berfnnil uai Hefsbi be- 0tti6if In brrs
.yahs, iuorin zoe Iifitsmy Barring grarcRi,
BE ssihaersn, nnb Toe 9DGeAer. erie ssce q
Goal company n1e &neftt nh Seriasica
ftnb.
gan 40. tse77s
taoe.
gysIiN bon edMsfI9rn qfrrft. Chic.
TurA 0Se. ~, otHn Trprin
l. Slsssassss s. - ! ssssssSlI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21

Gielen oes 3immers 6edten prahtigc
glumenipenoer IaumerbeQe erfiilie
ben Baum. Sin uuo Dieoer fIaderte
cines Der 2ifter in Den Gunoelnbern.
Die 8u 8dllpter bes Surges itnuoen.
heu oui. 3am fiiBte jebesnlal eIlI
2ihtitreii bas feine. bleihe antIie.
limb penn Der Stetn lid III ben
iflperen, ti3innbIonben fyIedten per'
ling, Die gu beihen Seiten biz 81 Den
Suften berobrieieIten, ipriihfen ,siin.
fen ans Der goloenen Slut. lie ihna'
len S0nbe Iagen geinltet. Gos aleio,
iiir Sas tie nit pieI 2iebe &iinltleri'
ihes qeihnifen, perbiiIte bic iterbli'
den lleberreite.
8erauihlcs pllr6e Die Thiir &c.
oifnet, uno Die SreiInoin trat elm. SShr
iolate oas Mdoden nit neu eingetroi.
'enen ar1n3en. gle bieb tie nieher.
Ieaen unb bos Rnotjer iih eutfernen.
an einem toItbaren arnn5 aus peiRer
Roien unb griinem 2urbeer .pnr eine
aarte beieitigt. .guaer Trend Ius
iie baIblaut. SeIbe 1ropien irelen nui
BEN aron3. Sie loite cine beionbers
ifl0ne Hoie bcraus lmo trat an bic
gabre. @ebuifdu bPugie lie iid ne
Der uno Iegte bic Role Dor bic gefaIie.
ten S6noe Der itiIen Sfldferin /.
Ger Sperrber bieier Stole tanste Inn
oieielbe ,3eit ben eriten 8aI3er nit
elmer ounfeIbaarigcn shonen, uno
bier lag cine. ipie gum Bale feitlitJ
aeIfmiift, unb bate cine RENE, tie'e
2iebe fiir i'm einpfuiibea nrb more 10
germ ieiner ginlabung nciolgt. 9tter
gebieteriih trat ein aille oo5rpiihen
itil0 3Dang iic. bier 5lt iDeiIeH - loin
ou bal -
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SurhterIih e Trobung.

Greborgelipieler (unhbem er iamt.
Iihe Stafe aui ben @erfe berabae.
ipielt): agsun. fpoQen Sie inlmer
nod nif,ts geben?"
4ausbeiiser: o3as mare gegcr
mein Hrin3ip."
3reborgelfpieler: .Donn bIeibi
mir nihts iibrig. als bic Glide ME.
Ser suriid5uorgeln."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21

RidIeise eine NIT alsbfipff ptrfebtns
tleint aiiofs. bic iih lpunb<rbar Ieihi
ouf altibsrtuh nntlebfn Iibi. Ter Nts
slcmsRrtbeiIer fpdbt nun nah einem
ibm fir ieins 3pede eeeignfi srfheis
uenbta lDeitliGtn r1er m6HnIi3eR
IUvtsdHoss anS uns tsfts3 sisism ssts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21
Inter 4 / no eru.

Irtitten: .aetih, weutter bat I'm.
Ter ean5es aiitsngei6irr pernideIp
laiien!~
2ies4en: I'D has LII nod gar
nid,ts, rein pnpn bat impu sspeiuIal
.pniers casssen mSbG Sef0ss&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21

gie FOB ibn on. 5rsubiges Stau'
men ipiegelten ibre 3ige ptoer.
,Darf ih Sie 10 nennens"
,Sd," fam es tpie etn Sduh BON lps
ren Gippen.
gr prebte ibren 4rm. rgnoe Der
nabften Wphe peranitaItet unier8orps
elm WobIfubrtsfeit. gu bteiem n'p9te
id sic lnb Sbre tpertben Gltern etn'
Ioben. Berben Sie pprdnsiihtIth Der
@inldbung folgen?"
Ginen 4ugenblid 5oserte ''e.
.admsn Sic gern?" fra9te er tpet'
ter.
.S62 =. So, iebr gern!"
Sie bdtten ben Saol erretht, ott
9Idnqe zines 5traubiden Dal5ers
fIutbeten burh ben Raum. Gr um;
fabte fie uno tpirbelte in tollem Sempt
nit ibr bdppn.
w5ie baben pprbin bieie art 81 tun'
sen gstabeIt," iaste lie leiie.
r8prbin, ia - unb iest roie i6 mi
cSbnen oieIen Walasr bis sur Gr
fhopfuns" @r 5os tie feiter On it6
5etn beiber Itbem umpebte ibr ant
liB. Sbr idpinpelte.
rDants," itisb iis berpor. lid tam
uiht nebr."
sd baIte bih!"
sic fbloB Die Iugen.
Die Muiit psrftummte, Der @dIss
mar gu Gnoe.
yDtr gsben 81 msiner gtutter!"
Nie i'm Sraume bDrte ite iein
Bprte uno ihritt on ieinem arm bt
Stufen our 2oge empor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21

Sn benz sroben Grtersiumer iDn.
.ren bic aaloafiN beyo5Qdaiieu. Tis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21

Die i'm 5raume bDrte iis feline
Bptte unb i6ritt on Ieinem arm bic
Stufea our 2oge empor.
2ifslptt i6ien Der 8aq fhledt be-
tommen gu Isin. sic fiihlte srOBe
mattietelt gluB grsiFen unb empfuno
oeutIth, oub iie ieIbit Shulo boran
trug. Sic bate ii6, 10 beiB setanst,
ME iie mar, nidt auf ben talten Utarz
NOR fesen bIrfen. Cine GrtdItung
lag ibr gepiB in ben 9Iiebsrn. 60
gino Der erite Gag bin. Im Qlbeno oes
3psitsn zasss itsltsn fta 5ieber uno
beftiee S6mer3en ein. Gegen Wfors
gen Ibnuno ous 5ieber um peniges,
aber DIE Shmer5en nabmen 3u. Sa
Ihitte man gum IrSt. gtoh Der unz
teriu6urg IteIIte er feit, bab es fia um
eiuen ihpsren 5aQ BON 8Iinboarms
ent5iinounq banoele. Sin beoeutenber
Gbirurs puros uuf ieinen Buni6
1tn3uge5ogen.
Die b0dite 3stt, Ssrr aoaegs,
Tagte er.
Noh am feIben Qbenb lpurbe iie in
bic qripattIirit oes profeFors iibers
ssFibrt, uno 3tpsi Stunoen noa Der
ginIieferung Ipuroe Die Speratlon
ppQsoeen.
Der StIeier, ben bic Rartpis I'm
! ibr 5IbIsr uno DeHteu legts, umpob
lie nod INNER.
Den grpfeiTpr tpunberte bas:
.Msrtpiirbig, oas Ser8 lift geiunO!"
GnDlt6 lam bos Grtpahen. Dem
2uuf Der arurtxit mar Elm 3isI gss
| febt, Die 9efabr beieitigt. Sur bic
S6pdts sefdQt mir gar nidt!!" Der
qrofeHor idiittelte oas Saupt.
g1temonh ourfte Tie be'u6sn.
Sbre 9siitesfGoen pebten Elm eises
nss, Qebsu. Die iiingite 8srsarseHbeit
fsisrts Quferitsbuns. Seine Gttmms
pGbnte iis 5u b0rsn. Sis FAB ibn Dol
| fi6, 'is poQte ibm bic 9anb r.iben -
uno sr nahm bic 6anb unb Itrsi6sIts
| lie Isiis. Odriiber mar iie gIudlit
unb ld6eIte Sufrisben. Wdre iie MIDI
gu mibe sstpsfen, Die Qugen uufsu:
| i6Iogen. bate Fl. geieben, bob ss biz
3rautenihpefter mar, bic ibrs Sunt
ftrsihelts. Qu6 Die Gsftult ietnel
SHUTTER Itanb DOR ihrem 9eiits. 0it
| ituttIi6e grItsinung in Der itorrsn
| ihlpersn Seibe bDrte lie liebe DortI
3u Iih reoen. Damn tpieber bahte fl
an ben Bal, gu benz er iie eingelober
bate, unb tbr Gstit bGmmerts ourd
mdrfsnferne 9efiloe Der 3utunft
8erporrene Srdume! llnb bod tsin'
Srdume, elm etgenss, abgsia!ofenes
Geben.
Gum brttten MtaIe fan, bic Naht
felt lie in Dem 9auIe Der barmher5i'
gen WenfhenIiebe peilte.
rSit uues 8uredtgelest, Mama?"
Die Sdpeitsr bsugte ii4 iiber Fl
uno ps6islte bic SompreHe.
Dante! Sd bin INNER nod mibe
Rahbsr piQ ih piel tanaeu, febr piel!'
sic bait. bic 4ugen taum seoffnet
bann f1iief iie tpieoer Elm.
1no Der S6luf fam iiber iie, ben
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04
A CASE OF
DARK BROWN
SLAVERY
REPORTS FROM ALL CAPITALS IN
DICATE THAT THE LITTLE COUN-
TRIES WILL UNITE TO GIVE
BATTLE TO THE TURKS.

Seattle, Wash, Oct, 4-Charged
with the abduction of Hama Sato, aged
20, a Japanese girl, for immoral pur-
poses, Henry A. Young, a former law
student in the State university and
B. j. suiagara, a Japanese interpret
er, are in jail today in default Of
$4,000 bail EACH Their arrests were
made simultaneously with the arrests
of Shotaro Washio and Tessutaro Sal
to, at San Francisco, yesterday.
The scheme charged against the
four Is that with the aid Of Young,
who is alleged to have posed as a
government official, the girl was COM
PEELED to go to San Francisco, where
saito was to claim her as his bride.
Saito, 1t is charged, offered $4,000 for
her. The arrests were made by inn
migrant officials.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04
COUNTY CLERK BUSY
ON PENSION MATTERS

Today being the first day on which
pension vouchers can be executed, the
county clerks office was busy all fore
noon on this class Of papers.
According to a new regulation the
execution Of the voucher will be dis
pensed with hereafter. All those en-
titled to receive pensions will get
their checks through the mail, without
the necessity Of executing voucher
for it. When the period for issuing
the checks arrives, the pension de-
partment will mail the checks to the
last address, especial instructions be-
ing given ia postmasters regarding
the safe delivery Of the envelopes
containing the quarterly allowance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04
STATING
CASE FOR
THE STATE
PROSECUTOR MILLER MAKES
BITTER ARRANGEMENT OF THE
As MEN CHARGED WITH DYNA-
MITE OUTRAGES.
[uNIrEp rRrss LnAsrp wIRE.l

indianapolis, Ind, Oct, Shaking
an accusing finger in the face Of each
of the 4S defendants In turn, United
States District Attorney John D. Mil
Ter today promised conviction to the
members of the International Associa-
ton of Bridge and Structural Iron
workers on trial here for Illegal
ly transporting dynamite. The ar
ralgnment voiced by the governments
prosecutor was one Of the most scath-
ing ever delivered in an indianapolis
court room. Miller's accusations were
not general. Instead he singled out
the defendants one by one and boldly
shouting out their names, designated
the man, the time and place the al
legged crimes we're committed.
The most anxious persons in the
court room today were the wives and
mothers Of the accused. Many Of the
lronworkers' women covered their
faces and shuddered as the prosecutor
reeled off the charges which he said
he would prove. Miller's arraignment,
however, failed to move the defend
ants. They were, apparently, the
least concerned persons in the court
room. They lolled about unconcern-
edly in easy chairs, while the prosecu-
tor charged them with crimes, which,
If proven, will send them to jail with
stiff sentences.
Malicious destruction Of millions Of
dollars worth Of property was among
the offenses mentioned.
Miller devoted the day to the dyna-
hitting Of the Kansas City bridge and
that of the court house in Omaha. He
flatly charged that Jim Mcnamara,
0rtie McManigal and II. S. Pockn
we're responsible, concealng the nitro
glycerlne used in the jobs at Muncie,
Ind. He told Of dynamltngs In Cleve-
land, CinHnnati, Columbus, Detroit,
Buffalo, Rochester, Boston, New York,
Hoboken, Peoria and Worcester,
Mass, and elsewhere.
In each instance he named the man
whom the government alleges super
intended the job, and the men who
did the actual work Miller's state
ment it is believed will also consume
most Of tomorrows session.