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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
HARRIS Gives UP THE
Effort TO ELECT TAFT
u SATISFIED 10 ALLOW ROOsic-
NILT ELECTIONS 10 REMAIN
ON the TICKET.

GUTHRIE, Aug 29,- (specialD-
| Tho Taft men Of Oklahoma viii
stand hy the resolution, adopted az
tho recent republican state committee
meeting iu Guthrie, 10 support tho
republican nominees 0f the August q
primary" was the declaration ~
state Chairman James a. Harris u
Wagner when shown the interview
uf Editor W. I. Drummond uf the
Enid Larlr. member of the state
committee and one of the most con-
sstont republican progresaircs IA the
state Drummuud was chosen for
static committeeman hy thc Garfield
county republicans several months pgo
uud when vacancy occurred from
thut county recently through tho
resignation NJ Peter EoWrH of Enid,
Chairman Harris Immediately appoint
eI pummuud 90 thc place, He
.crw umll IN l9li,
THE resolution, adopted hy the state
committee. which Harris says the Tan
mcu viii stand hy ls as follows
"He ID resolved, That the republican
state committee hereby pledges its
support for the election Of All the rec
publican nominees selected hy tho
yotors la the recent republican prim-
ary. and we can for the aid ~ all
good citizens, regardless ~ party nf-
Citations, 10 the end that the country
may escape the calamity uf another
democratic national administration,
and This state may be redeemed from
democratic misrule and ruinous taxa
lion"
Returning home from the state
committee meeting. Mr. Drummond
gave out an interview, stating that;
This resolution means that the
committee the Taft men. In other
words--will not attempt to force the
Roosevelt candidates of the ticket
and there tx no reason 10 believe
the resolution viii not he lived up
to, providing the Roosevelt men agree
10 IT,"
Chairman Harris said today "Mr.
Drummond X cminently correct In his
conclusions as regards the state com
mittce or as he says, the Taft men.
find the republican leaders Of the
state, generally of this opinion. At
the state committee meeting, this was
! the opinion of Congressman Mcclure,
Judge Burford, WIN Hart of Ada,
Wopftcr of Creek county Roy John
son Of Ardmore. Ma SWndcll of
/ Woodward, John Claypool of Dun
can, lGd Gray Of pawncc ana other re-
publican leaders present.
IN taking such an advanced stand,
i'm behalf of the whole republican
party of oklahoma, Mr. Drummnnd is
on the right track, and is thereby re-
c,ivng general comm,ndaton."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
ALFALFA BILL TO have
IN alfalfa PLATFORM
WILL SPEAK FROM \ PLATFORM
MADE on BALES OF
ALFALFA.

GUTHRIE. Aug. 20 Especial. J.
When William II. Murray, the sage
of Tshomngo." delivers his address
before the people Of Guthrie and Lo-
gan county Saturday evening of this
week he win stand on platform
made of alfalfa bales with sprlss and
punches of alfalfa as the decorations
around him. This was decided today
10y the committee having in charge
the three days union labor picnic
Saturday, Sunday and Labor Day
Whom Murray was president of the
constitutional convention in 190G-0G
he was an consistent advocate
fer the adoption of alfalfa as the
state floral emblem. 1t was his work
that led to the naming Of alfalfa
county, and also that resulted in the
nickname that is stiu standing by him
in his poliMcal oamptgn, Alfalfa
Bill he will never lose it.
"Thcre is no doubt that the agita-
ton I'm favor OF alfalfa, started by
Mr.. Murray during the constitutional
convention days resulted to a great
extent in oklahoma being such an ad-
vanccd alfalfa growing state today"
is the statement OF J, \. FarQuhar-
son, president Of the Logan county
farmers institute.
"Alurray's agitation came just at a
time when the farmers of the state
were commencing to break QUITO
get away from cotton, corn ana wheat
and back to other things that might
be profitable MS farm products Along
came Alfalfa Bill" about this time
and ne mado alfalfa well enough
known to interest the farmers. They
Investigated and today oklahoma is
one OF the leading alfalfa growers OF
the entire country"
ono dozen bales Of fresh alfalfa hay
win compose the platform on which
Murray win stand while speaking. 1t
VIII De hauled to Mineral Wells Park
tomorrow and arranged by the time
Mr., Murray arrives. In this connec-
uon. it might be added that Logan
county is harvesting the biggest al
fa.ta crop OF her history this season,
as there have already been three cut
tings and In some instances there will
eb two more. II is proving the most
profitable crop grown here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
DID OWE NREFTsE TO
SPEAK TO HASKELL?
Former Governors Friends Say SEN
atOr Ignored Greetings Owens
Friends say Both spoke,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 29-Polit-
ical drcles were greatly interested
today In tho reported refusal OF Sen
ator Robert L. owen 10 speak 20 for
mer Governor Charles ~ Haskell In
thd paror Of the Skiryn hotel, where
tha Muskogoe county delegation held
a session prior 10 attending the state
democratic convention,
The Haskell people controlled tho
county convention IN Muskogee SAT-
urday aud Haskell was made chair
mhn II the delegation
According 10 Haskell's friends the
defeated candidate for senator eX-
teHdcd his hand and said. "Good
morning, senator" Whereupon the
Haskell people suy, the senator con-
unncd his conversation with friend,
without acknowledging tho salutation.
he owen people tell different
stnry They say senator owen was
The first 10 greet his recent oppon-
rnt, saying, Good morning, Cover
nor HASKELL" 20 which they say tho
former governor replied GOOD
morning Senator owen" and each
resumed their conversation as before
tho meeting They say there was no
offrr 20 shake hands, neither was
There a "snub" offered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
Is This Why English
Beauties Are So Fair?


Ever since the discovery that mer-
,"olizrd WAX would absorb and re-
move soiled complexion, its use by
ladies rs % substitute for toilet creams
has grown rapidly. \ perfect com
ploXlon can be maintained indefi-
rltcly If this remarkable substance is
used. Its beneficent cleansing,
clearing and preservatlye action is
quickly apparent, and ladies who
have been paying AS high as a guinea
a jar for Special cream" from beauty
specialists, soon recognize that mer-
col2cd wax outranks them all. 1t
has become so popular that It can be
obtained at all chemist shops in the
British Isles. American druggists also
have great demand for it, in original
onc-ounce packages, The favorite way
Of using is to apply it, like cold
cream, before retiring, washing it Off
IN the morning.
The saXolite lotion for wrinkles and
the facial contour has also become eX-
tremely popular. one ounce powdered
SaNolitc Is dissolved in one-half pint
witch hazel Bathing the face in this
has a splendid effect,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30

Her and Ruth May Carr Furry l each
Tho purbar headquarters IN The
Robinson Arcade building were a
mighty busy place yesterday, with DE
rector irnson, Secretary Tucker ana
heads uf the various committees map
ung out details ~ the big colcbra-
ton,
handsome invitations nnd q pcrso-
nal lrurr Worr sent yesterday t0 every
Ecwsplprr mau boo the state, cDrdl-
ally Inviting them 10 he present dur
ua lhr uurblr ou Friday which has
been desIgnutcd us Press day, Tho
Visiting newspaper mru VIII Dee given
10 trip around the city win occupy u
place in The big night pageant and
VIII hc rycu o. supper following tho
festivities
Industrial Day which VIII Doc Thurs
dnl, promises to be one of the big
east duys Of the entire week IN ad-
dItou 90 the local Floats Con.nHyillo.
our hustlng ndphhor 900 the north
WIl send down sew rl Floats 90
rlece band ana 40 automobiles 90 take
part 200 the Industrial parade.
Tho Pittsburgh. pu.. chamber uf
ummrror spr.HI train, wrry.ug 100
prominent business men from the
urI city, wlll arrive in TuIso during
Ihc afternoon M Industrial pay uul
viii take part n the night parade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
TWO AMERICANS ARE
SJRROU NDIGD BN REBEL IS
Government Has Been Asked to Send
RciniuTCcmCntS To Their
Relief

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 29.-Frauk NJ.
Curtis and Arthur Cunningham, two
Americans, who are said to have kill
ed three rebels while resisting an at
tack at the mining town Of San Rafael
in western Sonora, are surrounded
and unable TO leave, according to re-
ports to the American ambassador
here.
The American Vcc-consul in Poza
has been instructed to notify the rebel
leader hat he will be held personally
responsible for the safety Of the two
Americans and the Mexican govern
mcut has been asked to send rein
forc,myuts to their relief.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
WAITING TO HEARFR0M
AUTOMOBILE AGENTS
COMMITTEE FINDS NOTHING IR-
REGULAR WITH CITY HALL
RECORDS.

with all preliminary steps taken.
Mayor Wooden's fire auto graft in
veRtigating committee yesterday ad-
journnd 10 await the arrival In Tulsa
next week of representatives of the
three automobile companies that bid
FOR the Tulsa contract These agents
represent the A merican-La France,
webb and the Robinson companies,
located at Dallas, Texas, and St.
Louis, Mo.
The committee, after finishing an
examination of the records Of the city
hall, had found no sign of Regularity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
FRECKLE-FACE
NEW REMEDY THAT REMOVES FRECK-
LES OR COSTS NOTHING.

Here's a chance Miss Freckle Face to try
n new remedy for freckles with the guaran-
tee Of reliable dealer that4 will not cost
you . penny unless II removes the freckles,
while II II does give YOU a clear complexion
the expense is trifling
Simply get an ounce OF othine double
strength. from Shackle and one oight S
treatment will show YOU how easy 1t Is TO
rid yourself Of the homcly freekles and get
a beautiful complexion. Rarely is more than
ono ounce needed for the worst case
Be sure To ask Shacklc for the double
strength othinc as this is the only pres.
cription sold under guarantee Of money back
n il fails 10 remove freckles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
HOME TESTIMONY
COXV|NCES

Tulsa sufferers from rheumatism
Sciatioa and Neurltis testify that they
have found "Nurlto" so effective as
an antidote to uric acid that almost
imme edlate relief and complete BAN
ishment from pain has been secured.
What is better to comfort our rheu-
mates than this home testimony?
Thousands OF old-time rheumatlcs
are now In the best Of health after
using "Neurito."
Its satisfied users are its best ad-
vertisers-pretty good advertisers,
t0o
Come to Getman and Campbell, get
81 box of "Nurito," a physicians
prescription-not a patent medicine
that contains neither Opiates nor
Narcotics, and II Il doesn't relieve you
your money will be refunded. 1850
Compounded by the Magistral Che
nlical Company. Flatiron Bldg, n. Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
F R { { \ | { S
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Remove
Them with the Now Drnr

Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
Them With the New Drug
An eminent skin specialist recently dis.
covered a new drug othiue-double strength,
which is SO uniformly successful la removing
frcckles and giving clear. beautiful com.
pleNon that II Is sold by Shackle under an
absolute guarantee TO refund the money Il
Il fails.
Don't hide your irockles under veil:
get an ounce Of othinc and remove them,
Even the first nights use will show a won.
dSrful lmpro vCuent, some Of tho lighter
trccklos vanshinG entirely II IL absolutely
harmless and cannot injure the most tender
skin.
Be sure to ask shackle for the dopble
strength othine It is this that is sold on Tia
money back guarantee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
Po.tmnslcr Convention.

GUTHRIE. Aug 2g-Ihe fourth
claHs postmaster Of Oklahoma viii
meet in annual convention in Guthrie
Thursday ana Friday of next week.
and AN extensive program has been
arranged, Numerous entertainments
for the delegates are being planned,
Including n luncheon 10 be served
Friday evening by the Women's
ChRmber Of Commerce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30

yesterday No date has ben set for
the meeting with the agents, but one
will be agreed upon this week. The
expenses Of these men will be borne
by the companies they represent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30

They are expected to produce proof
10 show that no dealers bid-control-
ling poor" existed and 10 furnish any
information the committee may de-
mand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
Ideal Summer
Resort

Eureka Springs, Ark. On top OF
the Ozarks. No malaria, No mosqui-
toes Altitude 1000 feet. Always
COOL Low round trip rates Ample
hotel accommodations. Crowds and
entertainment TO make the summer
enjoyable. For booklet ask h. Il.
Agent or write
@. d. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager
NJ. 6 n. A. II. r.. Eureka Springs, Ark
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
For Rent

Nice store room in Wilson build
ing; Second and Detroit; also one
nicely furnished four room apart
ment; will be vacant 27th. Phone
S25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30

Prompt Da aivcry. Phone No. 515.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-30
MELLHORN'S
COD. GROCERY SPECIALS

Specials for Friday Give us your order. We 81
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MaDor @unt
AT sans emtfdieSm sssen s'Hss
neneu itabtiihru .Greibrisf.

Wapor CUNT nahm geitern iDtsosr
G,eIeaenbeit, Ii6 ssgen bus proJsit
oussufprehen, pds Die ge'hdffurss sS
mes neuen jtdbtiiasH Grstbrisfs porf
Iiebi. Cine Sroinans in bieitm Stnne
III bonn Giabtratbsmitglieo SdIrp.r
ausesarbeitet unb b,m Staotanpdlt
getiman 5ugeiislit porDsn. Der lie IN
Der eriten StaetratbsiiBuns mad osm
10. glopember, mann Dds Sslblt'
Reaierunass samsnpemeni Der Staatss
psrfaIfung in araft ssirsien III, uni.r'
breiten ipiro.
Wopor Sunt pieberbolts ssiiern, nls
er Don Der ausarbeituna Der Oroinan3
perii1nbiot tporben, ons, mas er be-
reits friibsr in bisier Gafk gsfdei
bate, ndmlict, bdb fsinsr aniiht nad
bie Gtuot afIts mas iie n0tbis babe,
pom Der St1atsgsisggsbuns erlansen
f6nne unb es bdbsr b6ffi iiberfluNig
lsi, bic Ianetpierige prOsebur gu Begin
nen. bic fir bic grlangung zines neuen
Itdotiihen Jrsibrisfs n0ihig tn.
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- ltnier Meent Ia SamiItpu lit
Serr Gbmaro grnd, 449 SaS Janite
Strahe. yel Tel. 476 H., Some
EbOne 1851 u. 8
peter Se6, Der ktdnnte Mdgsns
Gabritant, 1T burh lnplbIihisit ans
Saus eefeHelt.
Die 9rocerp bon g. O. sgiikr
pon Der Rorb 6. uno 5eaton Strdbe
purne Don ginbrefern heimsefu6t,
bic cine grObe an5abl ReoolDer unb
patronen als 8eute mitnabmsn.
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bet sruntenbeit feline Satin uno
5p6ter Gus bem 9auie unb 5eririims
merte bic Ulobel. Die Yolis.i fpurbe
serufen, pugb mubte bic 0adt in Der
poii5eiitattoH 5ubringen nnb S. unb
bic Soften be3ablen.
- 5oiepb gurtofsfp, Der in bas
Cafe bss 5otsl Gonnor einbra6 unb
auf frtifer Sbat ertdppt unb Derbafs
tet puroe, beitano eeitern Morssn ieln
9srh0r i'm poliseigeri1t uno purbe
unter $500 giiref4aft benz geri9t
iiberpieien. Gr bebouptets. bdb er 5ur
3sit bes Ginbruds betrunteR mar.
- Dus 3eItament Der Derftorbenen
Gli3cbetb 5ubn beitimmt Die grrins
tuns eines Grabfteins auf Der Got I'm
GREENWOOD Grieobof gum 4nbenten
Der Mutter Der 0riturbenen. Marsas
ret 9rints, bas $50 toittn foa.
6eiratbsfhein.. 6enrp 6.
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2ofQl +. Seridt.
9aperif6er 2tnterf. .-yerein
Serr Gbriitian Gods iuirb fnr eas
graiiosnfennmt seuablt.

Weit Der eeitriaeu 8erlanmliin9
Ses gaperiifen llnterltiisings.8e
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oerblinoen, mas einen ltarfen geiiih
her Sisung berbelgeiiibrt bate. Qra.
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Ioriie uno Serr Tan. Sugenbiebl
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ridyts bes aronfen.a .aonfrnittees ipiir.
ben S37 Serantenlutteritiieiing ange.
picicn. Serr 8eorg gimer. poa lf19
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rao 6robfopi ,ur IPitgIiebihait Dor.
geitlagen uuo nit ben nothigen Gr.
hebungen lpurben Die Serren Zoe
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ShuItbciB betraut. lie einnabmen
betrugen $3.50 uub bic 4usaaben
$91 30. gtllnmehr lpurbe sur Beam.
tenpabI geitritiefL bic unter 2eit,,ng
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pergcr, q. SIgt iine Bruno ems Dor
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Carl 8riehI 65.
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i'm nddfien 8eid)dftsiabr oeunah In
ben S1nben Der foIeeHben WsiiaIie.
Der:
9r1iieent: gbrift. Saf,s.
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ssinnn1-Sefrei6r: Charles eiiert.
Sfdsmeiiier: Giaen Giiert.
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Summ ino ~. gieb.
aranfen-siomnittee: Senrp Saei.
ner unb anton 2iPb.
ssnbuentraeer: geora Grob, 6ris
Stiiein uno Carl Briebl.
gfafbem ons aefultat pom Sefre.
tar perIeien mar, bielten bic neuen
reip. fDieoergefpabIfen gennrten tur3e
9tniprahen. bic inrnmt unb ionbers
bnnauf gdtimnrt pnren, bob ssebar
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5u tbun uno Die Sntereifen bes Der.
Gins itets i'm gIuge sll behdIten Der.
iprah. Bel einem @lns Bier fcIgIe
oann nod eine St,inoe gerniitbIihen
geiiommenfeins.
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Die Neippurt Office fir bas Gin.
einnatier gulfsblatt" beiinbet iifl in
gsp. 339 gorf Sraae, seseniiber oem
Gonrtbauie, iuoielbit 0euisfeiteu, an.
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ten abenbs eutsesnsenpmmeu uer.
ben. SelepbOn SOuth 2401.
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uno gIifubetb 5runt, 19, beios BON
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pfans oes Wapors Or. 2fusuft Sslms
bolt, Der in biefer Wo6e Don ieiner
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limb beenoet. Die aonmiFGre unb
Staotbeamten fperben ben Wapor am
9dhn9of per 4utomobil abbplen uno
ftnbet oann in Diebemann's Ratbsz
teller Elm 9antstt itatt.
5euts 4benb finoet i'm Uhlitdrs
Gpmnaftum in 1T. sbomus Elm
GIdre gum 3eiten Der 1T. Sbomas
air9e itatt.
Die Gortf4rittspartei BON
Campbell GouHtp ptrb am ssreitas
abenb cine Sonpention ig ibrer 5aQs
an Der s. unb Wafbingfon aDenu.
abbaIten uno 9arrp etessmann gum
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ren Deputp Stdbtclert, gum gtreuits
geri4tsclert nomtniren.
- Gountpelert J. 2pmqn 8rpon
reidte bur4 feline 4npdIte gtifter
WcIff gountDanndlt gaIbpea uab
Commonwealth 4nipaIt 9urfamp
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Suiti5flndJtlins 5nrndsfbradlt.

Geteftip Sorrp gedrcegge traf &C.
tern nit benz p Sabre aIten Siit.
fins, ben er bon 8idmonb, Wn., ab.
geboit bate, IN Cincinnati EN-. Ter
0efangene ipiro iid DOR Jrieoensrid,.
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ben. er ion Dor I1ngerer 3eit einen
3immergenoiien nm eile golbene ubr
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alteiten inb angeiebeniien JonliIien
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lieferang su perbinoeru. Gounerneiir
Usonn Don 0ireinien oronetc iebof)
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0es Defanaeusa an
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Geona gonrab, Is 6amiIton. 1rnns
2inblep, %. Cincinnati, unb Marp
Glart. 18, 6amilton. Dos lebttrs
Paar tpurbe bon GriebensriHter
9usks setrdut.
u. Clarion bon Der Rpro 2.
StraBe meloeie Der poIisei, bdb ibm
in ieinem 2oitbaus $40 seItoblsn
tpurben.
Waboni Sebaitiono, pelher
5rau 9dspert gumo ansriff. fpurbs
pom Wlopor Gtraub nm $5 unb
Sriten tpesen Jrieosnsbruhs uno um
So urb aoiten ipsgen 5raeens pers
bOrsener Waffsn beitruFt.
- Der 3uitanb bes 0leiI9bdnbs
Iers 9eors Rupp 1T fsbr pretdr.
- Der Syrau SIorenee Morris BON
Deit 6dmilton puroen porgsitern
feds Siibner eeitobIen.
- Die Stimmseber i0nnen iid am
g., TO-, 18. uno 19. Oftober fir Die
Serbitpabl resiitrirsn Iaiien.
- paul Mbite itarb seitern Rafs
mittag i'm Meren fOipitaI i'm elIier
BON 26 Sabren an sinem arebsses
I1piir i'm rehten DIR. Gr mar Der
Sobn bes Qsibfalbeiisers Somss
Dbits unb nebrsre Sabre in Der 5as
brit Der Qmeriean San 60. als Ste
nogropbiit bei6dftigt. Sn ben IsBten
Slpsi Snbren itubirte er in Cincinnati
bic 9hisrarsneitunoe.
- Dos geitamsnt pom Catherine
Wibel BON Qibertp Iopnfbip gibt ben
RatIub gu slsiden 1beiIen ihrtn
brei 5o6tsrn, Sennie, 4mp unb euIu
Misei.
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Sn eem gaSe5immer bes aoit.
Ilai,ies Der fSrnu aunn gairo, no.
327 Dit 4. aocnue, fam geiiern Wscr.
oen ein ,Seuer gum ausbrud,, mel.
dlrs inter ben gerpobncrn beoeliien'
Se aniregung 6erporrief. Ter Brand
muroe oui einen SiiIinlnrm bin &c.
loitt. bepor neunensrpettber ShooeH
unaerid)tet ipor0en mar.
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- Serr g. 3ies unb Satin. bi.
ii4 in geueous auf geIu6 bsfunbsn.
iine mad Waristia, g., 5uriidestehrt.
- 5err german aorens unb 1rI.
Sophie Deitborr rpurben ssiisrn in
Der bl. 5ers Seiu airhe in 9eaepue
poH Rsp. 9inFen setrau..
6trr J. S9aefsr unb Satin
BON Ro. 437 3psite Strabs, Dapton,
puroen anIdblih ibres Gksanniper.
Iuriums BON JrsunsH nit elmer
Surprife purtp beebrt.