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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31
Almost the Breaking Point.

HICKMAN, Ky. March 30.-Anoth-
er night of suspense for the townspeo-
pie and of agonizing work for men
who have labored on the levee almost
necessarily for two Ilys, strengthen
ing the barriers against the constant
ly encroaching flood of the Mississ-
ippi, is facing here with prospects in
creasing hourly of the levee breaking
as the river rises.
West Hickman is already being
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31
SEES THE WORLD
GROWING BETTER
TAFT INVADES THE QUAKER
CITY IN AN OPTIMISTIC
FRAME OF MIND.
Hands OFF The Strike
Declares He Won't .Butt in" Until He
Sees hat such Action Would
BE Welcome.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3O.--
President Taft was in an optimistic
frame of mind tonight when he faced
several hundred members of the
Chamber of Commerce here. To them
he said the world was growing better
and that there would be no great Goa
strike. He said he had no jurisdic-
ton in settling strikes and that he
knew enough to await and see /;
you are welcome" rather than to "go
butting in" to a matter between par
ties who know their right.
The president said he was not re.
dictionary but he was progressive;
that he was no pessimist but an op-
timist.
The presidents speech at the Bourse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31
Observation-Disclosures.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. March forecast.
WASHINGTON March 30.-Weath-
er forecast oklahoma: Cloudy Sun
day colder in afternoon or night
Monday probably rain and colder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31

BERLIN, March 30.-The North
German Gazette today denies reports
TO the effect that Emperor mad in
recent conversations urged the strong
fortification OF the Panama canal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31
Posses ARE CLOSING
ON MOUNTAIN BANDITS
DEATH BATTLE MAY BE FOUGHT
IN THE BLUE RIDGE
TODAY.

HILLSNILLE. Va. March 80. -
sidna Allen, ringleader. OF the Allen
clansmen and his nephew. Wesley
Edwards, known as a dangerous man,
prospects tonight were that before
daybreak the two outlaws would be
captured. dead or alive, and the en-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31
new SKYSCRAPERS PLANNED
MANY HANDSOME OFFICE BUILD
INCS TO BE BUILT soon
OFFICE ROOM DEMAND.
The FACTS ARE UNDENIABLE
Farmers and on Men Are Jnbllant
Commercial Activity Unprccc-
dcntcd-Factorles Coming.

According to reliable information,
obtained from various sources during
the past few days, it is definitely
known that during the next three
months more big new office build
lngs will be under construction in
Tulsa than at any previous time in
the city's history.
The cight-stoy Clinton building,
at Boston avenue and Fourth street.
is being built now. The plans for
several other imposing buildings are
being prepared, but the builders are
not ready at this time to make defi-
mite ANNOUNCEMENT Of the beginning
Of work.
Campaign Is On.
II Is a well-known fact that TIL,
ely has already begun one of tn,
biggest building campaigns in its
history and for several months pas
new residences have been going uI
in all parts of the city. At the pres
cnt time there is not a vacant house
in the city, as any real estate agent
can well testify. The opening of sew.
eral new factories here this year has
resulted in a heavy demand for rent
al houses and structures Of this kind
Of all sizes, and in all parts of the
city. are rented long before they are
completed.
The home building activity vii
continue undated during the next few
months. but I'm the meantime Tulst
will begin the work Of changing hei
business district skyline, with the 10.
story Hotel Tulsa at Third and Gin.
clnnati as a starter. Federal censui
figures show that already Tulsa has
az many tail buildings of substantial
character according 10 her popula.
ton, as any city in the United
States. by next fall the business dis
trct will be studded with at leasi
six new skysorapers. There is a bis
demand for office space and not ar
office building in the city at pres
ent has vacant rooms for rent.
Oil Conditions Bright.
The remarkable rise in the price
Of oil. and the attendant increase IL
drilling operations around the cit,
has been largely responsible for thii
flourishing state Of affairs. oil met
are experiencing one of the most pros
porous periods of their existence IL
oklahoma. and as result. none,
is being invested in Tulsa real estate
and oil men are building handsome
homes here. The many miles Of paved
streets, the excellent city water sup
ply. the sewerage system. etc, has
all combined to give Tulsa the ap-
pearance Of spotless town, and the
factories here. burning natural 'gas
do not give any annoyance, usually
caused in factory towns from smoke.
Great Agricultural outlook.
The farmers Of Tulsa County are
facing what wins assuredly be thu
greatest year in the history Of the
county. The ground is soaked to
depth of several feet with moisture
and spring planting is going on IN
all parts of the county. There viii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31

Ardizzone and Ossengeck yesterday
brought in 200 barrel well on the
Henry Hates farm, 19-21-13. The
we'll will be shot today
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
Gis RerfdjiuunbeHsr.


Gin SaIl gebeimnibpolen Der.
idtpinoens fauo in @remerbGpen eine
OerbIiiffen6e gIuffI6runs. Dor eini'
eenSabren neri9lpanb in HienitG6t
(Shauntburs-2ippe) elm oerbeirnte-
fer SdjIofIer, Der Radttift in Ell.
mem Stmelaofsn seba6t bate. Die
auf einem Seriiit Dor Sem Sfen ite-
beuben SolSpantoffeIn Ses gtannes
I6ieneu gu 6e5eugen. bob oerllngliid'
Iife in bic gIiibenbe NaiIe geitiir5t
un6 oerbrnnnt ,par. Gin 9eiitliher
bieIt an Der llngIiidsitdtte eine err
sreifenSe @eSadtniBreoe. uro Die
ibres @rn6brers berniTbte Gamilie
trat in ben SenuB elmer unfaarente.
Dor fur5em taudIte i'm bena6barten
S0Senburs elm Irbeiter nomens 8er'
ger auf, Der nur ungeniigenoe Segitl'
matiouspapiere beiaB. Berger, Der
unteroeiien nah gremerbapen per-
sos, iollte ieiner WtilitdrpFIi6t ge'
niigen, unS oesbaEo nahm iih Die
&rimiuaIpoIiSei ieiner 8erion an.
Nnd sinisen 8oden er5dbIte elm in
8remerbapen 5ugeSosener einem
RrimiunI6eamten. oaB er in einem
9ofaI einen SduIfreunb rnmens
9arI MiheI setroffen unb angeiero'
den babe, Der 'aber le6baft beitritt.
70 au beiben.T gr femme N., nit Dem
er Sas SdIo1ierbanOtpert, aelernt,
aber gang beitiutmt 4pieoer, uno
glaube, 6ab 6ieier etpas beionoeres
babel babe, ieiuen Namen db5uleiI8'
men. Die 9emiibun9en oes Beanlten'
ben 80. ausfiuSig Su MAIDEN, blieben
8unGdIt erfoIglos. @ines Cages aber
fam non nustpdrts cine 9lfte iiber ben
angebIihen Berger, Der erntttteIt
perSen IolIte, uuS Der ariminaIbe'
ANTE gIou6te unnebmen 5u oilrlen
6aB 9erger nit Dem Wfid)el iSentll9
lei. Gr fraste ieiuen @euabrsmann
iir6 iiebe ba, bic @nsaben Der atte
nurben bur6 i'm beitdtigt. Berger
Ieugnete, bon Der 9riminnlpolBel
bernommen, bortndfig, Wlthel 5u
lein. Seinem Shulfreunoe tonnte
er ni6t seseniibergeiteat tperOen Oa
6iefer unterSeFien unbefannt nerSo'
aen dpor. @nSlih beauentte er lin
bod, su einem @eitdrSnis. als n!an
linn Details ieiuer SamiIienperbalt'
niiIe porbieIt. T1ideI, alias 9eraer'
uirb iif pesen inteIleftueller llrtitn'
6enfGIdung Su nerunFporten bapen
unS Sann ieiner 8omiIie wieoer 5il'
aefiibrt uer6en. Die 8eipemrunOe
fir gs's porgsbeustes 8eridwtnOen
iinS Sorin su iuhen, baB er, elm le1r
fauberer unO uoretter Ifeni d.. tetne
Irou IosauerSen pollte, Die in beana
auf Nieie giaemhuiten Sos @eaen'
tell pou ibm iein ioa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
gatt,rien anf 8elOmiiu5sn.

9ei Dem Spgieueomt 81 Hom be-
ifuerten ii6 iiineit mebrere gelu6er
Der itaIienii6en ausitelllngeu iiber
ben in oen romtiden SotelS unC
Speilepirtihaften neutrality-suspicious.
Der 3abIfeIuer, ben SGiten oas @elo
bas iie mad Der 3abIitng berails'
3ubefomnlen baben - mag es lid
nun nm Wetaa. ooer BapiergelS
banbeIn - auf oenieIben Blatten
ober Tellern 5u iiberreiben, auf mel
DIE bann 9rot. Obit uno ouoeres
seIegt Dirb. uno rift - pie es
gum 9eiipieI in OberitaIien Site III
= ouf eigens fir biefen 8fped sur
gerfiiglme itebenoen RetaIlidiiIieIn.
Die Observation-Disclosures iaben in 6ieier
grt oes @eJSreihens cine @efabr, 6n
lie onnabmen. oaB oaourh gefGhr.
lidse &ranfbeitserreeer nerbreitet
lpiiroen. 3ie nTribuna~ berihtet
MN, oab oas 2oboratoriin 6es Sp.
gieneamtes, nm feitslriteIIen, oh tpirf.
lid cine 8efabr porbanben tuGre.
aupfer., RideI-. SiIber. uno @oI6.
miin3en, Die idon Ianse i'm @ebraud
uno 10 ihn1ltsis tpie mogIid fpara,.
uno ba5u nod anoere Wiiinaen, Die
man ldngere Belt atpii6en Cholera,
Sbpbus. unb 9ipbtberiebasiIIen lie.
gen selaiien batte, nabm unb nit
aIl@ oieien Wsiin3en bemerfenstperte
@eriu6e mahte. Won iteIlte unter
8ubiIfenabme 6es S6nnites, ben
man bon ben Ntiinoen abgefrast
bate, un6 Der eisens ~oneeitedten"
Wtiin3en ReirtfuIturen ber. 9lus Sen
Soriduraen ersnb ii6, 6aB Die Rlt.
PIER, Silber. unS @oIomiipen oIs
pfteril" betradtet fperoen fonnen, bos
beiBt, baB iie foIt feinem Rifrooraa.
nismlis llnteri6Iupf setpGbren: IN.
fi5iert aeigten iid, nur Die geidel.
niinSen. Die DeetauItiide, Die man
nit ben 9a3i1en in oirefte geriib.
ritng gebrodt bntte, tporen aIeif,.
taus bon allen Waifroorgmismen be.
freit, uno aud bier biIoeten nur Die
cine ausnabme; ouf if.
men fano man nod 6rei StilnSen
nod 9eeltoisune Ses geriufcs cine
redt sroBe anSabl bon gafterien.
Die RetoIle. aus fpeIhen Die Riin.
sen bereeiteIlt fper6en, baben oIio.
NIT Gusnohme oes RideIs. cine F"-
beiitenbe besinfioierenSe &rnft: tie
Oesinfi5ier@ iih ieIbit. Dos nil
natiirIib nift beiBen, baB man bic
Dhiuoen auf Die 9sIotten Iesen foU
aiif ipeId,en SpeiTen Iiegen. Sos foIItr
mon i6cn aus Saitberfeitssriinbg
niht Inn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
Die Sdauipielerinnsu unb bic Spi.
lettenfrase.

Sn Der Srnuemeituns bes am 26.
B. R. erid,eineuoeu Seftes AZ 6es
SQeuen @eg" befinSet Iib aud Elm
eemerfensspertber 8orfhlag, pie bic
64ouipielerinuen bem Ieioisen lie
bel Der 9oiiettenfroge Iteuern f0n.
nen. On Bliblifilm rpie Gbeoteroi.
Aeftor beutteentass 9Rbtpe6ieIuns
ser9onsen. 3oblreihe Reuani9afiun,
cen gu toitipieIis, 9eiude beim
Gr6OIer artOerieits ou pretGr eridei.
Sen. ipiro auf ioI9enbes bin9etpieien:
Die Domen oes Siiriorgeoereins in
aaheu iammelten unter ibren Ye.
soHnten eetusene @eieRdofts' uRo
GtpoBepfIeioer, bic iie 6ann ben
UeibIiden Oeitgiie6ern oes Shot.
tbenters ou einein gang mGbigen
Ereiie iiberIieBen. gluf oieie 8pije
fonrlte mad Slpei Rihtuneeu bin se.
boifen tperSen. 9e1 neibIiden Bib.
Hennnseb0rigen wurSe Die greGnj.
ans ibrer mo6ernen @aroerobe er.
Ieihtert. Dem 6iiriOr9epereln elm an.
febrdiher 8etrde fir feline 9tuede
hberuieien. Ob Sieies Spitern Der
bon $erridaaiten dbeelsgten SoiIet.
EN-. oos et,pns bausboden seoad1t III,
un5iIuieIe Rnt,abmun9 finoet, bIeibt
Aenn bod mebr ols frdglib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

Cine redt erg6sIi6e uno reft da.
ratteriitiide @eidi6te er31blt Der
.@ri De Baris": @s mar einmaI elm
Rrafeft, elm MuIterpr1feft, Der etipn
stuan5is Oiiuiiterien nit glei6er, un-
entruegter Greue geoient batte. sllS
er zines idI0nen Cages ieiue 3eitunD
6finete - unO es mar niht elnmnl
Der rStnatsnnjeiger" -, las er gu
ieiner groBen ue5errai6ung Die 8or
te: rSerr O. -, BrGfeft BON :. =, lit
ouf eigenen @unid peniiouiert NOR
6en." gr ielbit mar oieier Serr g.,
ober er bate, ioiueit er lih erinnern
fonnte, in Dahem 3uitanoe ME Den
@unid geauBert, peniioniert gu tuer,
ben, uno mar nah pie Dor Der gln'
Fdt, DAB 8rdfeft ieiu zines Der
fhoniten @tetiers auf @roen lit. lleber
@efhm6der lGBt iid befanntlif nift
itreiten, uno Der Rann bate MN
einmaI bieien @eifmad. @r iestc
iih bnber in ben erIten 8ug, Der mad
Paris ging, uno elite, bort nngefom.
men, obne MIR einen gugenblid 81
berIieren, 5u ienem Salait altf Der
Blace geaubnu, bon Dem aus Serr
gaiIlour unter Der 9eitung oes Serrn
Saroieu nit befannter @eihidIihfeit
bic oipIomntiifen @ei61fte Sranf.
reidls Ienft. SD bin alif meinen
@unih peniioniert tporoen2" frngte
Der BrGfeft, nnhoem er elm ipenig 5u
atem gefommen mar -. rDas lit
aber merftpiiroig, ib babe ia gar
nihts geiuiinihtl" .Das madt
nidts,- erlpi0erte man ibm, .un0
ibrisens nebmen sic uniere beraIid,
ften @liidruiinide entsegen: sic
tino gum 8ertuaIter Der q. ..@eiea.
haft nit 25,0o0 6ranf @ebaIt fir
ben Nonat ernnnnt. = sir 6ns
Sobr," gIaubte Der uerbIiiffte Sr6feft
beridtigen 5u miiIien. - nRein fir
ben Nonat. limo oas iit bod ipobl
beiier oIs Grdfeft ieinl" = n9lber i'd
beritdbe 10 abiuLIt nidts BON foIden
@ei6Gften,- bemerfte Der nnipe
Rann. SD bin bod nidt elm 10
berporrngenSer Sinnn5mann tuie
gaiaaurl" - raber maiden sic iid
bod 6nrrm feline Gorge" ipur6e ibm
eennttuortet. ySie brau6en iih IN
Sbrer neuen SteIluns um rein nihts
sn fiimmern. Die betreffen6e @eieII.
ihaft DerIanste, oaB ibre aftien gum
6anbel an Der 90rie UuseIaHen tuer.
ben ioIIten; mir baben ibr Suseiast,
aber nur unter Der 9ebinsung. bab
Han sic nit entipreden6em @ebaIt
gum A6nliniitpator ernenne =. Bir
broudteu Sbre SteIluns fir einen
onberen. limb Die SteIIe, Die mir aIs
erfas fir sic ausseiudt baben, lit
bod gut, niht nabr2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

Gie erfte @eIouns 1T Sa, boB btd
Bfiriidboiime unter oem Groit eeIit-
ten baben. 3ennddIt erfriert Die
gIiite, bann erfrieren Die iunsen
Sriidte, uno ihIieBlib etbts bod
tuie0er cine geiegnete grnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

9luf 9eidnper6e 6es Sofopernidn.
gers Braun bes 9aritons Der Bies-
baSener Sper, tpurSe Der Ronig Don
8reuben ourd 6as b6fIte @erift I'M
Repiitonstpese ou 10 @nrf @elOitrafe
berurteilt. SaluoH, es gih nod
Hihter IN = 8reubenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
Sabel.

Ser ,uirb idon poupdrts tommeu.
icat' i'd meinen, -
Et ioIdtm TSungen eebt es ninlmer
y ihieil"
Der olte 9rrbs lab ihmunSeInS Su
bcm aleinen.
DeT taft fhon mie Elm NIter rid.
n1rts lief.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

Der Sdubtruft erbobte bic greiia
un6 oerIanst 5ueIeid cine @rb6blng
bes SbusaoIIes fir feline @nren.
9as lit eine llnperfrorenbeit, bic TO-
ear bel Der seaenudrtisen 3empera'
tur unertrG9Ii9 erideint.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

0ie .9lrmee" 6es @roBber6ostums
2uremburg beitebt aus 149 Rann,
oarlrnter 80 @uiifer, Die friiber an
oouerno oas 2ie6 pbIuien": Der
@raf BON 2urentburg, bat or iein
8eIo periurt" - bolOrio! Seber 4.
SoIout in Der armee elm Ntuiiferl -
fein 8un6er, SaB ole 2urenburser
10 fi0ele Seute iir0!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

Sn Seattle miro cine ii16tiihe
9anf nit Spnrfaiie eineeridtet. Sn
Seattle ideint man ungeru6bnIib
OieI gertrauen gu ben ftd6tiiden BE-
amten 5u baben = in manden onoe.
rem StGoten mar Die ItGotiife 8ant
am 6ritten Gage pielleidt idon .ge-
iprennt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
Sdnibel.
N&H'1

Neip Oort bat einem 8eridie Sif4
foIge sic Statueu. 9a iino pieIs
Ieitt alle boIjernen SSnoianer Oor
iamtliben 3isurrenIGOen nit einseA
rebnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

sIn0p Carnegie bat auf SGT @e.
bitbren ner6idtet, Die ibm oils 8eueeu
Dor bem Stnnlep.8omitee 0uitan6en.
Settle Green pirS iid, fraeen, ipes-
baIb er iest nidt unter Bormuno-
fhnft aeiteIt ipiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

@enn Serr Carnegie es often au'
gibt, Sob ole StrblinSuitrie feines
3oGi6uses mebr beSarf, 10 iollte ii4
Die Sariffomntiiiion 6ariiber nidi
meter Die R0pfe serbrehen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

Die rbereinfahte &edtidreibuns"
bat audi ibre Dtuden! Sn ROrO.
Carolina muBte Elm R6rOer treige'
Iprod)en iuerOen. neil in ser anfla'
geitrift es gebeiBen bate, Der er'
mor6ete lei in ole brett" itatt in bic
,breait" (9ruIt) geidoiien moroen.
llno 10 et1pus Wie brett" sibts 10 gar
nid,t - alio mars aud fein Roroll
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

SD babe ben @aiiben, 6ab mir
ntft geboral iinb. eliidIih su iein.
ionbern um unfere PfIidt Su tin.
trb mir tpoIlen uns Iegnen, tpenn
pir tpiHen, mo- lniere BfIi4t III.
SEteHrt6 RiehiAs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
gunSesoberrifter SorIan,

WUnOgsoUeTTIUIeG YulIUIL UT
,Iebte Der Sonititutione1en", bat MIR
$4,000 binterIaiier = Oorunter
$500 in 9ebensoeriidJerungspoIBeu
oSa, 6as 9un0esobergeri6t iit feline
StGtte, no man y@eIb mndlt" - oas
nuBte ouh Der nuseeseifnete frii-
here @ouperneur BON gtelu Dort,
Tidter Sugbes. iebr ruobl, nls er
feline briIante anlpoItspraris nufgab,
nm ouf 8rGiiSent Saits Bunih einen
Sis i'm 9unoesobergeridt einouneb>
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

Sn oem reueu 8nn0erbilt Sotel
5u gtefu gOrf lit aud eine Bar"
fir 0amen eingeridtet. @ana fon.
iequentl 0enn uriere 9omen itnS
ia idon iest Die eisentIiden nSerren
Der @rbe". limo i'm olten Stiiben-
teuIieS beiBt es ia befanntIib: Bo
iato iie, Die bonn breiten Stein nitt
ponften uno nidt pifen, Die obne
~Wioos" bel Bier unO @ein ben Ser.
rem Der @r6e slihenS - Hun, i'm
neuen 8nnoerbiIt SoteI 5u Neiu Oort
fann man lie" iest finOenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
MuIeum DER Alpru.
Die meme Gnitalt, melds in IiiHden
erDffnet wur6en lit.

aer ishrrtidsT uuo iutsrsiiaHtsr Snbalt lisftri
bsm GtbiTsSirtuHo psiitTs aHTtsnHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
Sonnsritas, Is. Sebruar 1912.
Der iiberraIdjte grGfeft.

01sy idueH DHHid stHiisHisTt, erhalt q aiD
GTfat eius sIdnSeHe bsSahltt sttnnHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

Die ein5ige bon 8oGbIutinbinnern
berausaeeebene unS reoigierte 8ei.
tung lit Die in Eippeitone, Winn.,
.rideinenoe rSippeitone Beoce gipe-.
Sn on6eren 8eitungsrebaftimen
tpiro Itatt Der .SrieoensHeife" i'm
@eaenteiI .idarfer Sobad" seraudt
- aber Ranitoii. Der Snoioneraott,
Iiebt gIeid sndois arf Die Seitins.
Idreibenoen gIeihsefidter. ipie auf
feline rotten Rhtber", uniere neueften
Roleeen bon Der Sober. aus ben
etpigen esngOeriinoen berob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

gs lit ridtig: bierouTon6e III ia
aud fait gar nidts Dor 0ieben fi6er.
nber 6anon bat man oob nod nidts
eebort. oaB = tuie in amberg
(9apern) oieier Gage - 9iebe cine
febr bobe @ef6nsnismuuer iiber.
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-25
BREED THEATER.
Two Big Western Dramas Head the Strong Bill of Pictures at the Breed.

An exceptionally strong and inter- esting picture of western life. entitled Seven Bars of Gold. is one of the feat ures at the Breed today, and at both of yesterdays performances held the undivided attention of very large au- diences.
 In the plot Of Seven Bars of Gold the innocent station and express agent is accused of stealing the bars of gold placed in his hands and care for ship me1t and in the dastardly plan con- cocted for the occasion his sweetheart is pressed into service. She comes to the assistance of her lover at the last moment, and produces the gold, for the theft of which he is accused Things look pretty dark for him up to this moment, but his innocence is soon es- tablished, and the guilty party sen- fenced to justice.
 A powerful story Of heart interest is entitled When Duty Calls, biting a great American Pathe production, tell ing Of a burglar whose little child is dangerously i'll at the poverty stricken home, The burglars wife hurTtes to the doctors office and gets him to agree to come to her house. While there the burglar forces an entrance into the doctors apartments, WOunding the doctor in the attempt He does not know it is the doctor that is to at tend his child. and not until he reach es home does he find the great error of his way. finding the faithful doctor attending the sick child, while the doc tors wife has tenderly bound the wounds made by ner desperate bus band. In the end the burglar returns the stolen money and departs, intent upon beginning new and better life.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-25
NEW SHOW AT THE AUDITORIUM
 TODAY.

Today is the last day to see this week s issue of The Animated Weekly the most famous film in the world. This film is drawing patrons to the Auditorium who were never in @ the ater before, and it is claimed by fam ous editorial authorities to be the greatest instructive factor the world has ever known. This weeks Weekly shows the floods in the Mississippi val ley, which have caused so much de- structiOn and loss of life, Young's Mill lion Dollar Pier Fire at Atlantic City, The Easter Parade in Atlantic City, and Fifth Avenue, N Y; Harry Hou- dini jumping into the river handcufed and emerging unshackled in 30 sec onds military aerial manoeuvres in France and other items.
 One of the most popular teams that have ever played this city are Niblo and Reilly, the funny blackfaCe come dians, who play a return engagement the last half of this week.
 A good novelty act is provided by George ". Moore. the whirlWind jug gLng clown. The third act is Wyer and Sheldon's, a neat singing. talking and dancing duo who present @ bright clean. pleasing act that will be well received
 This weeks Weekly is No. }, and the Auditorium shows one every week. On numbers s and some of the Ti- tanic scenes will be shown, in fact eV cry. possible view that could be obtain ed was caught by the camera men, and it is the tiggest scoop in the history of motion pictures
 By the way, another big show next weak
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-25
HUMOR OF THE DAY

50 Bates wife turned suffragette az a matter of principle7" How sof" Bates ran for office and she felt it was her duty to vote against him. Life
 The advertising man has his trou- bles these days.' "As to how" 'Ev- erybody wants space next to pure baseball matter. r."-Boston Advertiser.
 No use whispering soft nothings to that girl-shes law student" Shes very happy. How does being a law student affect her caseY Well, sine g quick to detect the incompetent, the irrelevant and the immat erial. l."-Wash - ington Herald.
 Asoum-Do you remember the night I had to take you home from the club in g. cab and Nagget-YeS in deed. Ascum-I don't suppose you've heard the last Of 1t yet? Nasget-No, my wife's still living-Catholio Stan dard and Times.
 My grandmother died last week % That's too bad. You have my sym pathv. old man" Thank you. It was a terrible blow Tt must have been % Yes, coming as it does right now, with the baseball season only three weeks away"-Dctroit Free Press.
 I'm a self-made man. said the proud individual. Well, you are all right except as to your head" com mented the other part of the conver- sation. "Hows that?'' The part you talk with is out of proportion 10 the part you think with."-Tit-Bita