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Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
Historic EnaIish churehxard.

The Church of St. George the Martyr is famous for the eminent men buried in its churchyard, for this was for many years the burial place of prison CTS in the Marshalsea and kings bench, and illustrious prisoners were common there. Bonner, bishop of Lon don, died in the Marshalsea and was buried in St. Georges churchyard, and here, too, are buried Rushworth. clerk of parliament in the days of Charles l., and the famous Cocker, whose arith- metic book went through a hundred editions. The parish register records the marriages of Lilly, the astrologer, and General Monk. This parish regis ter narrowly escaped destruction, for at a public vestry in 1776 it was re- solved to "sell to MT. Samuel Carter all the parish papers, in lump at three halfpence per pound. d."-London Chron- icle.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
A Terror to Orators,

A speaker in the house of commons has to address "the most chilling, nerve destroying audience in the world" Even such cool headed, sea- soned orator as John Bright once said, toward the end of his career, too, "l suppose I ought to be ashamed of my self, but the fact is that I never rise in the house without a trembling at the knees and secret wish that some body else would catch the speaker s eye and enable me to sit down again" And Disraeh, who boasted that he had no nerves, declared: 'The blare of trumpets, a thousand lookers-on, have induced men to lead a forlorn hope. Ambition and one's constituents have induced men to do a far more desper' ate thing-speak in the house of com mons."-London Mail.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
A Delicate Bit of Work

To transfer, an old oil painting to new canvas Is a branch of art that calls for a unison of mechanical skill and talent. There are not many men in the business. It is an entirely dis tinct work from renovating a cracked or mutilated painting. Transferring a painting from an old canvas to a new one requires years of experience to ac- complish the simplest part of 1t. After the picture has been removed from it's frame several layers of fine tissue pa per are pasted firmly acHss the sur face. When the paper is dry the back of the canvas is made thoroughly wet. Thread by thread it is picked away until nothing remains but the paint, which Is fast to the tissue paper. A new canvas is then mounted and glued to the back of the picture. When the glue is dry the tissue paper is mois- tened and gently removed from the surface. A little cleaning and retouch. Ing by a skilled hand make the work complete
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
Sabbath and Sunday.

The observance Of the Sabbath by the Jews is first mentioned after the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt, but no direct evidence of its being kept in patriarchal times is to be found in the Pentateuch. The early Christian church observed the first day of the week in commemoration of the resurrection of Christ, and this grad ually took the place among Christians of the Jewish Sabbath. The very ear Hest law by which the observance of the first day of the week was ordained is the edict of the Emperor Constan- tine, A. D. 321.-New York American.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
Wants a F2.ny Wedding Day.

The Swedish ri.-, prays for a rainy day on which to oet married. Then before she C~os to the ceremony at tired in her wedding clothes she milks the COW, feeds the calf and steals a breast feather from the hen. That is to bring her husband good luck. The Swedish bride wears loose shoes, un- buttoned and united, at her wedding In one is silver coin, in the other a gold one. This is to bring her the nee essaries and luxuries of Iife.-Chicago Tribune.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
What There Is In One Ton of Coal.

What There Is In One Ton of Coal.
 From one ton of ordinary gas coal may be produced 1,5OO pounds of coke, 20 gallons of ammonia water and 40 pounds of coal tar. By distillation the coal tar will yield 69.6 pounds of pitch, IT pounds of creosote, 14 pounds of heavy oils, 9.5 pounds of naphtha vel low, 6.3 pounds of naphthalene, 4.75 pounds naphtol, 2.25 pounds alazarin. 24 pounds solvent naphtha, 1.5 pounds phenol, 1.2 pounds aurine, 1a pounds benzine, II pounds of aniline, orr of pound toluidine, O.46 of a pound of an thracite and O.9 of a pound toluene. From the latter is obtained the sub stance known as saccharine, which Is 230 times as sweet as the best cane sugar, one part of 1t giving a very sweet taste to 1000 parts of water. If ton of coal be used in this way there is a bigger profit in 1t than if it be sold for burning in a range.-New York World.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
My Boutonierre

lis just a good old fashioned rose. One of the sort that often grows By cottage doors. It's fragrance sweet And color fine my senses greet. I asked for it twas given me. This rose half opened, fair to see With passing touch of beauty's spell Twas fastened to my )at lapel. Iris fair to see, but not so fair, AS was the girl who pinned it there, And to the beggar gave a smile That fingers in his heart the while.
 Canaan, July 1. J. E. T.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
havina Fun After Doath.

A humorist in Japan who tested all his life told his friends when he was dying that his body was not to be washed after death, but was to be taken at once to the family temple to be cremated.: When he died his tn- structions were followed. AS soon as 1t was set on fire the mourners were astonished by several loud explosions. At first they were inclined to take to their heels, but curiosity got the better of fear, and careful inspection showed that the humorist had slowed away a large number of ,frecrackers about his person before his death.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
A Phrase Resented.

You regard yourself as a servant of the people, of courseT
 "No," replied Senator Sorghum; ''the phrase has been overworked. Too many people are beginning to confuse a servant of the people with a waiter who is always accepting tips."-Wash- ington Star.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04

Are your chickens pestered by lice ? Oonkey's Lice Preparations are guar anteed to give positive results. Buy them at The Whitford- Bullock Co., also Smith 6 Sons, West Cornwall, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
A Human DNnanno.

"Your wife must keep out of all ex- citement''
 Impossible, doctor. She carries it around with her."-Boston Transcript.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
His Bluff.

Hojack-Why are you consulting the dictionary? thought you knew how to spell. Tomdik-I do. I am not look ing for information, but for corrobora- ton.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
As Others See Us.

Bessie-Let's play we're married. Johnny-No, I shan't; you're bigger'n me. And, besides, mamma told me I mustn't fight.-Exchange.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04

Try Conkey's Fly Knocker 15 days. Your money back quick if you are not satisfied. ct. 35c 3 qts COG; gal. $1 O0. Get a can now from The Whitford- Bullock Co.,, also Smith & Sons, West Cornwall, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
Wool Grease.

Wool grease is obtained by soaking the raw wool in water and washing with soap and carbonates of alkalies. The water Is then passed into a ecu trifugal apparatus which removes the grease from the soapsuds.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
Appropriate-

"She was dressed so appropriately fol Wall street mans bride"
 What was she dressed inT'
 Lambs wool."-Baltimore American
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04

Free trial package of Conkey's Lice Powder and big 80-page Poultry Book for one week only at The Whitford- Bullock Co.,, also Smith 6 Sons, West Cornwall, Conn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
SbosfalS.

Snoe6aperen al Sebp Serniteberi
% Miaitiniabrif, 6obrifant q. 81.
renieb ct ben %. Qlpr. afgooet oeo
OeOen, go aar galnnleI. Zen al.
6S0e, Der bar Hi0oer af Obg., bar
/ mango 9lar Neolem ai Snbp 9p-
rano.
5orfattepin0en 5ri alirioa
g~onos9aar0 er Ssnoog Wtoreen Den
%. Ipril efter no9en 5iOS SDg0om
nfgoaet peo Dozen / fit Siem / 9e.
6enbapn. Den ofosoe, Der ifIg. 80.
Z" bar en- SGter til SfieipilIer
arel geoS'en, bar fenOt iom 5orfot.
terinoe at en- Reffe Sortellinger o9
9ebentpr for iinge Biger og gsrn.
@n al 6bilteo Bps eIore 9or..
gere, 9itgtnager 81. 80. Gbomien,e r
forle0en oigooet neo Osoen efter no.
gen Eios Suageligbeo, rs gor CANT
mel. Den ofo6oe, Der for en- Del 9lar
if6en traf Jig tilbage ira 8orretnin.
gen, bar | ca. % aar peret 5attig.
forV aer og lao en- 5io | Bel.
get sosielifo6ets 9eitpreIie. San
e5 elooer iig @nfe, men ingen 9srn.
SogneprGit for 2pngno %
iSf6o Wenigbeoer o9 gropft for
SromIeb m. n. Serreoer 9itop. SSatl.
Senien er TirsOog ben 30. 9tpril al.
gooet oeo 0sOen | OSoer, 81 @ar
aammeI. Den afoeoe bar &io6er al
Dnnnebrog.
5bp. @bef for oct febenbopn.
fife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gtotsroo0
anbers Martin Mooien er fflg.
pGatt." efter nogen Sios Spogelie.
beo 6so 86 9lor al. San bar Rio6er
al Dbg. og Obmo.
~ SpeebliSI9ge 6. 2eonbor6t
GorDien | aofirfebp er ofgaaet be6
Dozen efter | ipp Tiger at 6ope lig.
get til Senes fom 5sIge al en- ono.
ortet glo0forgiitning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

n1ioler, 8eileoningSblireml olp. for
9on0smpn0 / ll0lan0et, Der er poa
9elgg / Danmorf. I'll at beitDre 9li-
reoilet % til at u6gine oct Weolems-
bGoo, Der oates lt0aipet. er u. 3d.
berg Der tioIigere bor o9ret Rr9it /
ben 0anife airfe / &merifa, ontaget.
2ofalerne menteS at fllnne tageS /
9rlg om II Gage ira Den 1. os.
125.Iars Sn6ilGnm. De TO 8or-
geroD01foler - | 6elgolnn08go0e %
i StocfboImsgooe, ab9on., filnoe
BEN f6rite Mai ieire 6ereS t25 aors
9eitaaelt, ioet Miooerifolen til Dem
begge bleD cabinet oe1 I. Mfoi 1887.
Den begpn0te poa a6bmogergo0e
meo so @leoer. 9fn b6rer oe to 9fo.
Ter un0er De %forene0e Sfoler" og
bar tillannnen SIG @leoer. Gen 80.
qtpril 6Iep Der boD0t 5ore0rog for
gGcoerne ON SfoIernes &iItorie og
Sitbilpltmsoogen bar De fri.
IarBns aOmmnne6oipitnl. 2e9e-
foreningen for aorbus og Omegn
6ar poa lit M60e ben %. 9tpril oe0.
taget 5sIgenoe:
2ngeforeningen ior aorbns og
OncQn u0toIer:
ut Der Of @elipn til forionrlig
gebonoling of B%otienter meo inOpor.
ties SDgOomme ber oprettes en- ierlig
meOieinif 4f0eling poa aommines
boipitaIet.
I'll en- foriporlig Oroning moo
frnoes:
6%orbe0ring al FIo0SforbolOene og
Aniettelie al en- ipecielt u00omet
meoicinif 0oerIe9e, iaaIeoes at Den
meoicinIfe IfOeling blioer / enboer
Sen eenoe Gigeltiaet meo ben fir1ir.
giffe.
Oo ben nlioprenOe SeftionsItlte er
itbpgieinilf og % 2nborotoriet er
llbru9eligt, b6r Der opferes en- 9Dg.
ming til Seftionsinie og ct 91bora.
torflnl, Der fdn opfpl0e 0e itore
arop. iUm ct mo0erne Soipital moa
1tile til 0ette.
@lt Der orbeioes FEN til aniettelie
al en- groieftor for Spanno | glor-
bus.
0enne llotnlelie er inoienot til
NorbuS 8prooo.
0rGbt | en- Gentrifnse. @ftermib.
bags pe0 6.5ioen ben 80. april er
Der ifet en- frpgtelig lllpffe poa Ma.
gain on Roros ggperier | 2onos.
frona9o0e 70, bporne6 ct ungt Wen-
neife miiteoe 2ipet.
Oct Dar en- 17nori9 Grbeiosoreng
ani &anien fra Woriegooe, San bar
beIfeftiget meo at fpGoe 8ofto paa
en- @entrifuae og er 6o fommen for
nPr til nsDriprem, iom Ioo ereb
fat / bans SGeber og bpirple0e
bon rlttot.
Sans 9e9eme blen ful0it9nbi9
fmtit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
30 slars Sn6iIenm. Operpofme-

1. Qfai feire lit 90 2lnrs Sltbilgum
/ IS ltpgsnets Sieneite; ban mar fgrit
Poit6lt0 / &an0ers, 0erefter 8affne-
tier pua 2nngaa = Solitebro 9illten
og 86D6anen, og ira GanOers -
Sooiun0 9anens Claiming / 1875
bar bon giort SieneIte paa BERNIE,
ira 1908 ion Ooerpafmeiter. 8bun
er ifle. uGano. 81. Qlp.~ gOitpesnet
@l0ite 8jeneitemon0 / II. 96n-
nin9Sflasie; fan far / ben Ganee
In finn opret ipgemeI0t / 6 Gage,
og font ban mart er 70 aor, bare.
to9er ban en0tln fl1Got 1t6 i'm ingen.
htnoe lette 8ieneite.
8bun er 9eteron fra 81, un0er
boilfen arig bon par OrOonnons
oe0 3. 0rogonregiments iStab.
% aars Sn6ilGnm Iom @rpeoiem
be0 De 6eopgelige @~oitfontorer 5Dl-
lon0 fitn6e ben j.. Utui fejres al
Boiterpe6ient Spers / &or6us. SUI
bilaren bar / Der iarite og iterite
Gel al 0enne Aorrpffe boat Sfioe,
men bar | Be ii6ite s gor boet / @ar-
bus o9 aiort Gieneite paa Gltterne
til @ren0n og Sou.
% gars Sibilenm fun0e liaele-
Oe8 1. Moi ieires Of Boitpufmeiter
@6r. 8oltIien, 9iiGomS9ooc 30 /
@anbuS Slrbiloren, Der er Ell me9et
.Op0tig og oTboG0t 8oitmort6, er iom-
tioig uon9ont til Operpoitpatmeiter
poa 2IorbuS 6ou 9anen.
gmnnbien, Oct fgt. geographic
Selifab bor m6blt6t RooIo amunb-
len til at boI0e 6oreOrag. 6oreora.
get bill ontogeIig blibe boI0t / OF.
tober.
9rnffet Gift ueO en- 5ejltaselie.
@n / Sfanoer6orggooe, a6bbn, boen.
6e Sre6fer Sans 2orien fom oe1t
80. 9lpril til at 0riffe ct betpoelig
Goontllm itprft etienoe Slit i ben
Gro at oct bar 81.
SfDn0iomit bragtes 6an til Rigs-
bofpitalet, bpor man mnioa bans
TilitorO FOR ret bet9nfelig.
Gn aftael Opfinbelie. Sn9enier
@Qebnmmer 9ar / 6slge yBolit."
giort en- OpfinbeIse bporpeo oct er
muIigt ior ct Sfib at ofele" ct S.
berg poo 1900 Mteters aHton6 ielo
| oct 0Dbelte Mgrfe eler / ben tptte-
Ite Gage. goifili9e 8ioenIfobs-
Wnno, bl. a. Brofesior Garl Sonien
peo golptefrif 2preanltolt, ital bope
let pna OpfinoeIien o9 lt0talt iig no.
fenoe ON Den, og pna @rltnolog
beraf er Der a1ereoe oonnet ct Spn,
0ifat til 0ens l16npttelie. st WeoIem
al SDn0ifatet er nfreilt til england
for poa 9~oniortiets gegne at of9tte
Opfinoelien til De itore 9ompifibs'
iel7fober.
Nl6ertis Sel6reb. % .Sorf. Ip."
for nO9en Ei0 ii6en %fortoIte, at 9I-
berti un6er tit OpboI0 / 0ligtbuiet
bar blepen fen0eligt ofmogret og
nGppe fltn0e taole 5pngielslipet,
1r0l efr0tes Der b~erolioen0e We00elel.
Ier ira TltgtbltIet, men mi meooeler
9Io0et, at Ser / Sen iencre Sio 5tal
pGre fommen me gionesbpr6 ON, at
bet goar neo 40 9offe me6 @Iber.
tiS SeI6re6. Sans gffmagring fort.
'Gttes, og bon Ii6er iterft un6er
SsonIssbeo oe Spimmelbeo.
st Sronecalocr.6nno 9ege 8ibe,
Rielien i 9oilrbierg meo0elte forle-
Den ben bfitoriite Somling / aall.
0ers, at Der / @%nar0eier Sens ga6s
@rns9rop bar flaoet ct gomnelt
2erfor, og bette er mn er6nerpet al
Somlingen. aarret, Der er al fort
RIOT Ser meo I'll OperfloOe, err ipogt
6uet, bar en- Sei0e al ca. II Com.
mer % er ca. 8 CONNER / 0ioqne.
ter; bets 2aag er 6pplpet. 9orret
par if(g. o9inno. u. 9Gp.~ fpI0t meo
SmonitDffer al bpiObr9nOte Ben, og
paa aarrets 9lin0 fonot man moer
0enene Ell life beiet Qronceitift
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
.m>$ess'-
1luutnurR.

oeI1pI plIe UuUut lullllel llNoe ~tIBe
s. 6%fonomiif.
Snbpoe neolagOe 9oaitanO paa
5r%ifipOelie.
Nen 0a SbieiteretSiaoferer 9or-
Doe, Iom mg0te for 9ege s., fit Or
oct, fit giben en- onOen 9pO. san
6pboeOe, at ArtifIen bar ~ifreDen
paa @riinolog af ben I6'eite SIo0.
Der, at @ritotningen buroe for0ob.
les, og gSOen for6eies. u0en ben
aIlerfierneite aenOifab til Sagen
bop0e Sobpoe 1tSilpnget ben berte
8eIfplOning, Der ooerboDeOet fun0e
rettes moo en- 2ege. Oct por far.
ligt at BABE 5oIf af Sa6loes art
gooen0e leie, Oerfor mootte oct til
Sioer nlporligt in0prentes Dem, at
6e ifuIoe toge gore poa 6ereSDftn0.
9sieiteret bar oo6enbort illttet
|iia til 6enne OpfatteIie; tbi Sen
lto0fpite0e Sof. og StoOsrets0om-
men 90 pouIogoe oesuOen So6roe
200 ar. / Snosomtoitninger for
&sieiteret.
ct. ct. Bidders inmleoe NoDel.
Ter % glitter / 10 BIND IeGgeS MI
iiIg. Gan. ri. % noe" inobunone
/ 8 Braetbino (Do6beItbinO) poo
bper 900 Sioer, meo Gftelbil.
leoer al SIS. Gbriitionien, for ben
fabelagti8e Fris al Sir. $50. Oct
er 2,240 Si6er al en- al Donmorfs
ppperligite, iunoeite O9 foIfeIigite
6orfattere eler ct belt lille 8ibliotef,
Ooen / agbet in0bunoet, for iolnne
Fris, for bpiIfen man meget ofte
life fam f6be en- uitt06unoen, nDlto.
fommen, ialentlss BOG al en- lige-
gpD0ig, ~0egeneret Rittios forfatter.
9enme6 er piitnof 8ei6emnoIet eaer
Brisminimet 1naet for De billige
8e9er, Der 6or peret Bnrolen | ben
ii0ite St0, oa nenlig belle ll0itDrelien
al nproprenoe Berf er %oneror0ent.
Zig nD0elig o9 / ingen 9enseen6e
bprer Breg af en- billig ltO9opes.
Oct er Wta0ien 2inoS 6orlag, aIo.
iteritrG0e "a / a6bpn., iom bar
geren al Oenne l1Ogope. Der oil
ipre0e Bidders 89rfer no ober bele
oct Onnife 5oIf, bpor ielp ben mito-
ite Piing mn fan bIipe Gier al Dem.
Der er ogioa aaere0e iolgt ooer
$1,000 S9t. Operiepffe 9eiere moa
BOG til onennGonte Briier Ingge
Observation-Disclosures for en-
Baffe pon ca. 10 Bun6 eaer ca. 8
&ilo. SEQ 2esning al 9li6er oil
6e iao til @engPIo baoe ct ulto.
%t6maneliat 6on0 at use al til Rp.
ring for 0ereS barrie 6slelier.
6olfetin8et. aebenbapn, 30. 9lpril.
9ernine iom ae6ltao. - 5oriloget
ON Servings Opbsielie til asbitaO
bar til 2. 9ebanoling / @aar.
Us. Nielien anbeiole0e oe toll.
gere onrtalte g@noringer, bl. a. oqil,
at ben nor0re Gel fan u0ifilles iom
9%onoiogn.
Sobn amioien ipntes life ON at
gibe Iiqaoelie BERTH, oo oct let
fuuoe blioe en- generenoe Rnbo til
asbitooen.
9ramien benitineoe til Winiiteren
at bragg Omiorg for, at Der / ale
TilfGlOe life ifo6tes no9et nSfat-
teln".
StOenrigsminiiteren bar life per.
iOnlie iteut ior Den omtalte ll6ifil.
lelie; me6 Senipn til 0Sfottelp"
mootte ban rette Jig eiter De beitoa.
enoe 2ope.
9enorin9erne ~peotoges, og 5oriln-
get gif til 3. 9ebonoling.
ct. Sbomns' 6apn. Sori[aget ber.
ON bar til g.. gebanOling og peoto.
ges efter en- lGieere Bodybuilding;
beri beItoe Bird, Soar g~erenoien,
Sigb. Sfien, Sommericb, 8. 0eer.
ganro, SdopeIin oe aonieilsprGii.
6enten pon 6inonsminiiterens Beg.
ne. Oerefter oeotoges 5orilaget meo
II Stentmer moo 10 (SociaGoemo.
frotert,pl To RoAifoTa Nsohor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

p0anif gerbensiamfnmb", iom
6lep itiftet for en- Mooneos Sib Il.
ben meo aontrenomiral 6. !. Sdel.
Ter iom 5orrnano, bor leiet 2ofoler
! Sapneso6e 8 st., a~ebenbopn, bpor
Der oil bIipe irorettet aontor oa
Sefretoriet IIamt miIigpis oofaIer
meo gloobol6 os ANDRE Dplpsnines.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14
70 MARRY HLL LEAP
YEAR BRIDES FREE
BUT ELGIN MAGISTRATE OBJECTS
TO FCRN1sHiN GTHE HUS-
BANDS IN THE DEAL.

CHICAGO, March 13.-Police Mag.
istrate George r. Thompson, of Elgin,
ILL.,. is perfectly willing to marry all
leap year brides free. but he has sud-
denly balked when confronted with
the problem OF furnishing the hus-
bands as well.
There are two young women whose
homes are in Kansas city, who are
unable to catch the exact drift Of the
magistrates edlct Girls signing their
names as Misses Grace and Willetta
Morgan. 1143 Ridge avenue, Kansas
CITY, Kan, have written to the mabis-
trate requesting him to provide two
young men. "ni.e aLd not necessarily
well-to-do. but over five feet, eight
inches tall"
If the magistrate finds the men the
brides will--well. they'll be there to
take advantage of that free ceremony
plan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14
Rage Takes Two Lives.

ROME. Ca, March 13.-In a ieal-
GUS rage James Campbell shot and
killed Samuel and James Gibbons.
brothers, and wounded Susie Gibbs,
at the home Of the young woman at
Wax, in a remote section of the coun-
ty yesterday afternoon. After the shoot
ing Campbell declared he would kill
everyone in the room If he had more
cartridges
Family trouble is given as the
cause of the shooting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14
TO PRISON With
lighter HEART
SCHAI'F DESIRED TO STAY IN
TULSA UNTIL TnE sTORk AR
RIVED,
OF DEFRAUDING
Edward Zimmerman, Companion,
Serving ScntCncc-I' ormcrly HAD
Oflces In Haywood Building,

There is heart interest and pathos
in the story Of G. %. Schaif former
resident OF Tulsa and now federal
prisoner schafi was convicted In the
federal court year ago, on the
charge of defraudug John II, klns
of Illinois, out OF his property
through a fraudulent deal in connec-
ton w,,h the Planters Trust company,
of lIoldenWlle. Schaff left Tulsa
Monday morning for Muskogee, al
which place he told United states
Marshal Grant Victor that he was
ready to go to pr ON and serve his
time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14
09oaooooooooo ooooo.aoaoi
PURCHASES RAILWAY
BONDS.

{. II anyone doubts Tulsa's sta
. bility at the present time they
(. should have seen a shipment
Z. of bonds received by the Ann
o orican Express company here
. yesterday The bonds, amount
o ing 10 total Of 100000 were
q consigned to Tulsa bank,
+. which had purchased Them re-
% comfy This tact is a good
o indication of the prosperous
. condition OF the city general
o ly as echoed In the financial
q institutions Of the city and
{. their condition,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

All persons owning articles in the
Rice Jevelry store, lcft
there for alteration or repair, can get
the same 10y communicating with the
and giving a description
of the article claimcd.--J. W. WOOD
FORD. Trustee Estate of Benjamin
Rice, bankrupt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

Iove-what is more beautiful thah
lrue. unblemished love of one person
for another? What is sweeter better'
or more desired than perfect harmony
and happiness in married llfe?' come
today for your own sake.
Private parlors at iO6 East Th'ru
street. next to Harlow's. d,
omen at . a. m. to Q y. m. daily ana
Sunday. 49, --.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

The Ladies Aid society OF the Bap-
tist church will meet in the basement
Of the church, this afternoon, for the
purpose of quilting All ladies Of the
church are invited to come and bring
their thimbles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

LAXATIVE PROMO QLininc the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. can for run name.
Look for signature E. W. grove, 25c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

ence Blue carried off the honors'
Light refreshments We're served.
Those participating in the pleasure
Of the afternoon were Misses jennie
Nethercoat, Mary Blue, lmogene smith
Florence Blue Mildred Lough, Lyle
Dickey, Nadine Jones, Dorothy Dick
oy, Grace Young, Edna Newtlrk,
Thelma Macdonald, Dorothy Now
kirk and Pauline Query.
The members Of the club Will be
the guests Of Miss lmogene Smith,
next Wednesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First NJ. L. church will
meet this az f.ernoon, with Mrs. Charles
Haley 1901 South Boulder avenue, at
300 o'clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

The Book and Needle club MEM
hers We're a happy throng of misses,
yesterday afternoon, when they gath
ering at the home of Miss Pauline
Query for a few hours of pleasure.
Music, games and contests filled the
hours TO overflowing with enjoyment
for the little ladies present. In a
word contest, Grace Young and Flor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

Mr. and Mrs. Il. \. Waller, Of North
Denver avenue, have as their guest,
Miss Brulah Burnett Of Claremore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

gates elected to the Tulsa Presby err
ian meeting which will be held in Sa-
pulpa the early part Of next month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church will meet, this after
noon. at $3.50 o'clock in the church
parlors, following the revival services
A full attendance is desired as this is
the yearly business meeting and the
annual report will be made and dele
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

Miss Louise Mitchell left, Tuesday
night for "A few weeks visit with
friends in Pasadena, Cal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

Mrs. James b, Digs will entertain
the members of the Semahothka club
at the Country club, tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-14

We will pay THREE CENTS pound
fog clean Cotton Rags at this office.