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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
FALLS 8 STORIES
TO her Death

FOKILAND. Or. May To
Plunging from her apartment win
dow to the pavement. three stories
below. Mrs. Perry Mcdonald Fuller.
wife of well known contractor.
suffered injuries which today hayo
resulted In her death. No one was
with her at the time OF the acci-
dent. but Il is supposed she toppled
from the window when attacked by
sudden fainting spell She had
been an invalid for years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
ALL YOU JOKERS GET
A CHANCE TOMORROW

When the Funny Editor
Seattle thousands Of Dill Ny
Marx T~ains waiting chance public
with stories.
The tssk selecting
d 1nnys which have been contributed by Star vpes with
each succeeding mali There
shame TO them publication.
rhsreore-esrs ssaiThe prln, big
Of the nsarbe,'s And the Funny
not all prses
Andersen nf~ York huans ins toeays prize Of S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
PREPARE FOR DEATH
OF. REV. RICHESON

BOSTON. May i3.-Preparatons
for the electrocutlon Of Rev. G. Il.
v. Rlcheson. condemned TO the cleo
trio chair for the murder of his
sweetheart, Avis Linnell, were be.
gun today by the warden at the
Charlestown state prison, where
Richeson Is to meet death May 10.
The death cell was put In order and
the electric wires inspected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
NAY RESORT TO
PHYSICAL VIOLENCE
NSTATE CONVENTION
1sf Leaders in Central Committee Calmly Boast That
They Will Ignore Roosevelt Majority and Seat
All the Contested Taft Delegates.

fffft
vita but Lewis BE- heard the TAFT orcen whip
Aberdeef which called
wetrday boldly boasting that
central committee which strongly oTa viii absolutely
G<Gst hk anTat majority viii temporary roll AZ -
all contested Taft delegates and will
hail unless be has certificate
hu ch1Euan b. W Coiner.
DRAGGING ABOUT IT
his first the Tah lead
will e they about That
Tat his reelection n this baEen
robbery yainy pleaded with sandpa lead
Is u Seattle The he secured
Eu conference Wilson, w T. Doyeli Howard
QeEs the ~ delegates national convention This
euu promptly rejected b. Thomas r. Murphins w T. Beer Loren
ed and former Mayor Dng who called into conference 6y
ANvunor
rs overpower the special guards
~a sgne the Taft the convention hall they win
~ allowed the floor the much less have voice
~ <esdirgs The roller will thus 3e5 favorable
e choose s chairman select ts credentials
suEzl adopted by its meeting tomorrow
nany the delegates the Aberdeen will be placed
u< peculiar position bolt because OF Inability %
q se TO the hall they should succeed In getting into the ball
wdd y delegates bolt Phys
1oknx- -
n first definite the proposed convention
n the Tan delegates boiled the Pierce
uy convention merely This absolutely
S from Taft standpoint 81 delegates n uncontssied
9 a The anTa delegates and
a M county and the contested Taft delegates from other counties
szs al seated In convention
FRANKLIN FOR LA TOILETTE
snshn county has five Toilette first choice snd
= Hs on second choice only county the state perhaps
y ds9sss today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
ARE KILLED
OROZCO IS
BEATEN
Twelve Hours of Hard
Fighting Ends in Com
plete Victory for Army
Of President Madero.

. PRINCIPAL FEATURES or 4
DESERT BATTLE 4
One thousand federais ard 4
. rebels killed and wounded, 4
. with losses about equal on Z
. both sides. In i2 hours flehs. 4
. mo IN the desert south OF Yer. 4
. mo from daylight Until night. 4
Five thousand troops or 4
= each side, and considerable 4
= cavalry we're engaged. 4
= Federaia routed rebels and 4
. captured 10 cannon and wagon. 4
. loads of hand bombs. 4
Rebels dcetrcycd train. 4
bridges and supplies in retreat. 4
Gen. oroxco admitted defeat, 4
blaming reverse on superior =
. srtiilcry Of fcderala. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
TAKE ACTION HERE.

Resolutions condemning the de-
cision OF Judge Hanford depriying
Leonard Olsson OF his rights as a
citizen because OF his socialistio
affiliations and the effort 10 prose-
cute him criminally. will be passed
by the executive committee OF tho
county socialist organization OF this
city. which meets tonight This
committee will also prepare cam
paign for funds TO carry Olsson's
appeal TO the United States SUI
preme court IL necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
TOURISTS SAW A
REAL. BIG RAID

SAN FRANCISCO, May i3.--
Hundreds of Eastern tourists In
"rubberneok" wagons applauded as
the police battered down the doors
OF gambling houses In Chinatown
and dragged forth 2s struggling Ce.
lestials. They thought the SHOW"
was for their benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
1T WAS A MAN

SAN FRANCISCO. May Ia
Peering into some shrubbery-Ior a
wounded mad dog, Policeman
Brown saw a dark object and fired.
His arm was knocked up Just In
time. as he was aiming at the head
OF sleeping man. Brown tainted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
CARRIED COOP, TOO

MOUNT WILSON, Cal, May 13.
Carrying on his back chicken
coop In which he had beens con
fined. Washington an eagle
wounded ~ a hunter, disappeared to-
day In the empyrean blue. He was
one OF the largest birds ever seen
In this section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

s,ass ~ ,alfssi spell Of the year
v.s.s. .,ss seattle yesterday. and the
kosxs y man today held out no
q f,n " ie''up. The SNOW began
tlrass y noon yesterday and con.
Mil, throughout . the day and
i,',a, W.. To-day dawned cold and and
Ne Il, ,"a VI, si'h niDping tingIe in
sIseosa.,, ~, Hundreds Of small bows
ihs.s'sa ihst ~ . 70 their great delight
inrten s,s w 4 formed on Lake Wash.
lhIsss.ssaa ss ana That IT was of sufficient
d. -, s,,.l dealers announce a rlse IN
80 " Di'nminous. fee deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

OLYMPIA, May 13-Gov. Hay
has proclaimed June IA as flag day
for the state OF Washington. urging
that all citizens observe il. the la5th
anniversary Of the adoption of the
flag, IN a fitting manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
PAPA, SHAVING, CUT ABDOMEN

visiting lady recently, sil of Is called
to
slipped and he cut
her
led the abdomen
asked with finger she
Touch
Adams apple" w HUPP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
HE BELIEVED 1T

LOS ANGELES. May 13.--'1 am
socialist. believe In a fair divis.
ion OF wealth" read a note left IN
one Of a dozen half-depleted dinner
pals at a construction camp. The
hungry MARKHAM was not pursued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
SOCIALISTS AROUSED
OVER DECISION In
THE OLSSON CASE
National Socialist Convention Begins Movement to
Try to Compel Judge Hanford to Recall Opinion
Revokng Citizenship Papers of Leonard OLSON
of Tacoma.

would curb the agitation in thd
West In this direction.
The reports OF the recall com<
mittee and those Of the permanent
officials were presented 10 the con-
vention today The morning ses-
sion was devoted 10 a discussion of
Judge Hanford's decision. the selec-
iion OF a new chairman, and tina
reading OF routine reports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

And still climbing.
Sunday afternoon maximum
temperature of So degrees was
reached,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
Tacoma soelallsts Ald.

TACOMA. May I3.--I.ocal social.
lists viii take up the fight OF Leon
ard Olsson. disfranchised by Judgs
Hanford. and at meeting LAST
night named committee. consist
ing OF Rave Brown and Business
Agent Burns OF the Central Labor
Council to arrange for a mass mees-
ing 10 consider the question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
FATHER AND
/. HIS TWO BOYS
ARE DROWNED
In Trying to Save Life of
His Sons. Parent Loses
Own in Lake Washing
ton---Widow and Four
Children Left.

IN a desperate effort 20 save
the ilses Of his t~o little boys,
William. ~. ard Everett. Q. VII.
liam co~an vas drowned ~itn
tho tao children In Lake Wash
lnaton yesterday. and the three
bodies lie in the naoraus today,
aide BY aide.
Cowan and bis two nons we're out
camping all niKhi. aud yesterday
morning. before they started ON
their home Journey. the younger son
suggested beat trip on the lake.
near the University boat house
Cowan had padded hia canoe about
500 yarda from the shore when Milo
Iieusley. aged 40. who ~as fishing
near BY. heard appeals for help
from the direction of the canoe
when be arrived there Cowan was
struggling in the water. wiih VIII.
liam ciluEing tightly 10 bis fathers
neck. Everett had already gone
dowr. Cavan made vain atismr' e.
grasp HemKleys boat. but hia
strength had vanished. and father
aud son went down 10 their death.
Hcnaley started for aid. and ali
morning the lake was dragged for
the bodies. About o'clock the hpsiy
OF Cowan was recovered. and ~
minutes later the bodies Of the two
boys we're brought up
Cowan leaves a wife and four
children the eldest five. 10 mourn
the loss at their home. szI East
ygfh II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

ers are iubiiant. as they anticipate
bumper ice crop by next January
when the weather turns warm.
Weather reaafngg today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

your ING the weather oppressive, your collar willis,
ration e underwear sticks your skin, and the perspi
pseIne aaa rom the end OF and your 10
them ss.. . symptoms Of pricky heat already making
The .,'t-ehssp up
ass "a rs showing back there-et soqay snow that
"s wires and breaks them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

and friends the uandN
of III of Nrhw The
latest
lie Of hs is aGmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13
FRANKLIN FoR La FoLLETTE

rn county five Toilette first choice ard
"s On second choice the the state perhaps
s scun with this combination Lewis county chooses
bes9s.es today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-13

life in our state prison like
,h., in fine hotel, only it's
Ionesome. See page q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

~~~N~~
peie glusnabi pon @etrGuteu III 6laiden.
Istenrmssn per Bon meroeu All bas Erolrs
pteite uub %eiie beior9t uno bIelben ltets
pripat. Osan i6r.ibs nm cine BrelsItIte.
8acferens: Dubuque Nntiunnl Sanf.
estm eGreibsn sr,pdpue NAV ash. Sisies Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

men, mar llad) Dem @ultboie qeeilt
mo bate onielbit prrlongt feline
Sod)tCr, MiB @ild)citcr, 81 iebcll.
1ic Mirtbin bate linn uciogt, oob
Ole irnlgc Game dlt3gegongcr lei,
mo cr botte lid oui Toiommbcn's
Simmer filbrcn lai'el.
Nit Dem Ni!fen illr Sbiirc gcfcbrt,
luB @nlu9 Nao0 IN einciu G%chnihlh(e
ant anminc. Hoiumin0c id)alrtc
gar llidlt bin loHbcru ricf. irobli0
ms 3Inuler l~prlHAeno, uoll Gruloe:
oEupa, licbitcr Eapu, id) bate cill
mcrhuiirbigca Abcntelcr. sd babe
lold' berrlidc Aad)rihten-"
NobO ItaIo louglQm pom Stuhic
oltf. Die @ortc crlturrtcn Dem
M10d)en oti Den Sippcn. Gin Wins.
Orllf oca GntiGtcna frat IN lire
lclldtcn0cn NuQcn. Sic ld)nilte ibn
an. ais oh lie mcrpartct Gin Ntcbu-
lcnhanpt crblidtc. Gin icltianr3
wioerpdrti9ra &dd)eln ipicltc Inn Die
iinnlidct Sippcn oe9 @cupoltcr@;
'einc arollen 2in1ct iuntcltcn Dos.
bait. Nulamn0e unucrpult0t ldurf
I'M Nllgc bcbaltclt0, Alitt MoOo 5llr
Sbllre, pcrlpcrrtc lie. nl0 |tetfte
oalln ocn SdIiiiiel Ill Die SoIdc.
oSubrcn Sic tort, lfiB Hoiu-
munoe," la0tc cr Damn, oluds iilr
bcrrlidIc Nodridltcu bnbcn Sie
0enn?"
Il d luB oIat.) p
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Ginc 6cantluurtctc Trngc.

GiniGc Stlm0cn, nod)0tm NllgD
Doll gcnl dbgcrcilt NOR, mur0e Hoia-
mnl0e Die 3cit lebr lang. Sic lab
crit trlunlcno mo n%nd)oentlid) Dor
Dem &unlitfeller Damn 1ing lie ans
Sc,Iiter mo l6uiltc o,lf ole Strabe
binab. Der Nod)nrittng mar triib
un0 u~nircun0lidL MIR menlac 8erio.
men lparcn uni Der Strubc 81 icHcn,
mo "a eS ldon 81 oulfcln bcgnnn,
muroen in Den flelnen auufldbcn be
reits Die Snlupen ange5ilnoet.
Hoinnnnoc nllrbe bon elmer Sebr-
illdi nod iriider Sllit mo SDdtig-
felt crfnbt.
oMcrm id) lulr ctmu3 thun f0rn-
re-" oodtc tic crnitbait. ,Yopa
miro bcllte Abeno bier lem. Sd, fam
y nid)t crtrogen, Die Stutoen bis
81 icincr Nnfllnft in llntbdtiafelt 81.
3ubringcn, m0brcnb 10 pieI 81 tbun
lit. SD f0nntc eItcn &ird)cnid)emns
tIsmls ourdlluden uno plelleid)t Die
9(Oreiie Oielea Wfr. Camp erfa6ren,
Der @uab'S Gltern getroilt bat. Sd
pill Is tbun."
Sic ldutcte, unb 0lcih bnrolli TT.
ld)icn Die Sodtcr Scr @irtbin Elm
biibidca iullgc@ WiGodIcn.
Y@obcn Sic eincn airdenIdcnld.
tiamltS i'm Sauie?" irogte Toia.
munoc.
.Gincn observation-disclosures"
micbcrboltc hnS Md6d)en ctluu@ Der
pirrt; lid meiB Is nidlt obcr idp
piQ nudicbcn,"
Sic elite tort; fam obcr nod) noe.
nigcn Yiilulten nit Der grflGrlung
5uriid, Dab bns gelpiiuidte Bud nid)t
I'M Suuie 81 iinocn lei, mo iiigte
bin5l:
Sic Wtutter in1tc, oob Sic inn
E~inrrbnltS gelpiB iinben neroen, mas
Sic iud)en, 0iiB. WGnn Is Sbnen
rcdbt lit fibre i'd Sie bin WiB."
Hoioniunbe ,par iebr erfrcut iibcr
hieleil Nntrag, un0 peni9e Minutcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

lalltclt. Gas &ali5 lit ocgcmpartig
faIt leer, mo Sbrc ,3imlncr lic0en 10
cilllam, onB ldl ilird)tc. Sic perocIt
'ld) ilbcr ld)lehte @coienmna bcflu-
gen."
nSellte God)t mill Iopa nod luei-
ter relIen?" loAte &olamlnoc. ,ySie
'onoerbar! Sd mlB iogleid billaili
gcbcn!"
Sic aillo hillollS u1o biipitc sic
Sticgc nit lcld)tcn Shrittcn binuiri
nab ibrcn ,3inlmcrn.
Sic iii cine Shonbcit," iogtc Oir
Wirtbill gullS begciitert. Cine rcbt
pornebme Game, Die nit Seoermdrrl
freitnolid) lrno liebetSpiiroig lit. IS
lit foltm 81 glaubeu, bel iolh' cinenl
&ater. Gr lit Elm mlbcimlidcr, per
buftiger Wenif, menn er 5cbumlol
Elm @oronct lit uno gltt be5nhlt. &c
Ter Sir Nrd)p Mildcitcr gci0lt mir
nid)t, Morp. Gr lit elm ifledtcr
Mclldy, oarolli tonntc id) idpp0rcn;
clner, Der Dor feiuer 8reueltbut jll
rildihredt."
~ y y
}S. &upitcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
,lln0 ser allabe?" fruate Wtr.

~llno ser alabe?" fragte Der.
Camp.
ySnrh Scpllur6 bat i'm llic aus
Ger Sbhllt ieter %clltc iprtgcnpms
men, Bel bencu i'm bciicn Toter 5lt-
riid1elnlleu bate. Gr ld)idte ihnt
ieoca ,Snbr unonpm 0elo uno licb
lin gut cr5icbcn. Gr gu6 ibm eitell
fntid,cn Nainell mo bctrpg i'm por-
ldblld) lrml lcil @eburtored,t. Ger
&llube luild)S berall, lpilroe nuf Die
ltllpcrlitut geid,idt, Ititoirtc nit Mlls-
5eid)nlllg, mo oils CT ein Wnnu ge-
lunroen lpnr, beihlob CT, buS &c
hclmniB lcincr @cburt Sll c%rgriinoen.
Gr entbedtc lcinc Terlponbtid)oft init
2orO Seollaro mo oob CT 2prb go
gct's Sobn lei. Gr fano WtiB 9ealle
unb er5Gblte ibr feline @eid)ifte. Sic
einpfing uno erfonntc i'm OILS ibrell
Sobll. llnb lett mub nod Die Sci
ratl, mcld)c 2oro Sconoro bebarrlid)
lcltanct, hepieicn meroen."
Mr. Camps 8eiidt mar bleidl
mo itrcnge, ais er iagte:
Sic fam Icid)t bcpicicn iperbcn.
Sic Ioll belpieicn luerocn, Sicie
armc idwergefrGrlftc Game ltno ibr
Sohn loaen 1T lire Ncdlte eill9eicBt
lperoel. Sebt pcrocn mir piele
Singc flar, Die ih friiber nid,t Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
brgra6cnc &rrmddtnib.

(6ortIctulg bon Scr .. Scitc.)
9cdc bate, ing II i0nmlerlid) ST.
1ricrcn al, lu0 gilg cnoljdl binalIa
III Den Stau, INN einigc Nretter DON
Der Nildluun0 ab;llrciBen; nit benen
cr Sclter almrnd)cl polltc.
Nla CT orallbcn mar, h0rtc CT Nuf.
ldl01c. Gr fiird)tctc. oab Die NtGn.
ncr. mcldc Cir Nrd)p lud)tclL i'm
bier nufgclpiirt hGttcn, mo mari lid
poil Nngit f!nd) nllf Den @oben, I'M
lid ntd)t 5lt pcrrutben.
Wittlcrpcile bate Soipfera oie
Stiir nnigcitoBcn, sic IN Die &iitte
fiihrtc, Iul0 id,Iepptc @ugb in bcrl
on1flen Hnim binein.
SIS mohnt 9tlcnlnnb bier" iagtc
cr. sd mar crit porgcitcrn Ga lilo
Der Stoub lag 5ollbif olti Dem @p.
ben. SD fam Sic bier citigc Gage
lang III pouiter Sid)erhcit olleilt lais
len. Niclnano miro ohncrl. BOB Sic
bier iin0. I'm Sic ollcin luiien Sll
fonlclL wcroe ih ON Mor9en ciicrne
Soften bringcn, nit bcncn ld) Sic nll-
tettcn lpcrOe. SeBt forncn Sic nitt
cntilieben. neil Sic gebumoeu unO
hilflos Iino. Sd perlaiie Sie icst
mir cinigc StlutocL lp0brcIO id) jill
Sorb Sconor0 gchc, Inn mir mlcilie1
Sohn bel linn 6u holcr. "a id) i'm
hclltc 9tad,t in mcincr Niltte nid)t
lebcn fam, lucroe idJ i'm nlorgen
Srilh in icinem 8oitbnie beim Sriib=
Itiid ouiildpcn. Sd mcr0c Shnen
Damn audi ScbenSnllttcl brlngell, ulo
Nahridltcn BON Sbrcn Sreulocn,
AiiB &iltcitcr mo Sir 9lrdlp; uno
mclm Sic in mciller gIb%peienbeit
cillca Sroltca beoilricn, 10 ncbmcn
Sic oicicn: DIR. Nubo, Sir 9lrhp's
&crpoltcr, lit nit DEM SSilniuhr5Ige
nodl 9coI 9eanngen. WFib 0enue
tpnttc crit nit Dem leBten ,}ltge ae-
ben. @us 9lallben Sie alIo, 100 OiB
gSiId)citcr iett lein mo9?"
Gin slcd5ell tDntc bon Sugb's
Sippcn.
Ter olte Sapfcrs ladtc bobniid)
unO ging Onrn h%innils, Die Sbiir lol,t
binter lid 5rmerfeno. Ginige Minll.
ten ipdtcr borte man i'm fprtreitcn.
Gunn pifnete iid) Die Sbiire Don
Der aammer poriihtig, mo Sir
Slrt,p Nildeiter ricf leiie:
rVtr. Gbnnoos, iinO Sic esq"
.@armbcrjigcr Simmel!" rief
0ngb. ySinb Sic bier, Sir Ard)D?
Sd bin an Sdnoeu mo Gilbcn &c.
bunoen. limo Sie2~
sd, bobe meme @nnbe. Dem Sim.
mel lei 0anf, ioeben geloit," ililiferte
Cir Nrd)p. I'D, 5erihnitt oic
Stride an eillem iptten Steinc, Der
ans Dem 9n0en Orang. S9aben Sic
Elm Wiciicr?"
Sugh bciobte. Gr bnttc bo2 Nicls
icr. meld)e9 HnInn1unbc linn gcgcben
bate. Sir glrd)p frpd) an 9pocn
81 inn binnus, tnitetc llod) &il9h'a
Soid)c mo iano 0as Meier; banl
ifnitt er @ugb'a @auoc ent5iuei mo
bali lhnl mlfltebcll.
rg9ir limo nod nid)t icrtia," iii.
iterte er. y&ilfs lit bier. Gr ging
mr. billalta INN Gremnnlnterial 5ll
illd)en. @enn mir mn nit Den Efer.
Den entilicben fonlten; aber ncin-
0a5 8eid)ld ii gegen inns. %
fommt 6llfS. Sebt gifts ciilen
anmpf!"
Die beiOcn WiGrmer idlifen jilr
5biire mo mnrteten.
- ~ "
81. &apitcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

itanb. Sest peritebc idl parllm
&pro SepnarO INNER in mid oeorill.
gen bat, mieoer ms HUSBAND 5u &c.
ben. Gr bat mid, 5llm Wiitiduloigen
zines itdnoliten 8erbred)ens &C.
modlt."
rNber Sic poren unidrulbis bu.
BET" logte Hoinnnumoe ionft.
o%llnidutloig, ia. Nber id) h1ttc
beocnfcn iolen, mie piel CT bird ber
Zoo ieincS 9flloerS,. lpeln hieier
fcin ainO bate, gelpinueu milbte,
uno if bate Die Sahe gellouer I'M.
teriilden ioaer. $50 lit 2aop Ger
truoe Gprcniono?"
oSn 8lcnicu nltf ihrcr Sarm in
@eruidl. MorAen gebt iic nit l,llS
nnd) NSild)cltcr."
Gam pill i'd nit benlielben
3n9e and nadl @ilhciter gcbcn. Sd
mill nit lDr 81 Zorro Serrpid gcben
ulo lie inn ais Die @ittpe ieinca
llteitcu Sobnes poritellen. Ger olte
@rni fclult mid mo peiB, ooB id)
teiner Siiee fdbig bin. Diib @ild)e-
tier, bieieS llnred)t miro bulo gut ge-
mnd)t iein."
Ho%iamlunoen'S @eii1t erglilbtc
Dor Sreuoe, ibre gugell "Iiilten lid)
nit SDrdneu.
Sic meroen 0aS acluib tbrn?"
frogte lie.
o@an5 gelpib. ltebernlorgell lueroe
lh nit Der Sabp Gertrude in 9ermid
Sall ppriprcd)en. sd bin frob, 0aB
Sie bellte bierber fomen, Dip @il-
DIETER. SD mar ioit loon entihloi-
ien--Dn i) Dor orei Sogen cine Grin.
genbe Nluiioroeun8 bon Soro Geo.
noro erbic!t iiir einige 3eit nod
Srlonb 81 qeber."
NtiB @ilfclter Itano ailt I'M lid
81 ucruhidieben.
YSit Cir Ird)p bier?" fragte 0tr.
Nnll IeBt, Der Die 1ull5e llnterrcoulg
nit GROCER S%bciinobme angebort
bate.
r9tein; ober ih cruorte i'm nit
Dem nGd)iten Foit5ngc."
Ser nlltB bereita a%tgefommen
iein," ingte Der Eiorrer. DgS lit
ihpn iicbeu llbr pprbei."
Carl id Sic nid)t nod Sbrcnl
@uitbui begleitcl, 0fiB @ildleitcr9"
iro9te DIR. Camp. Sic 9abt iii
0unfel."
sd oonfe," periebtc Noiomunbc,
.id bin nidjt nllein utO meme BE
glcitcrin fcnnt Den &cg gellau."
Sic enpiabl ii6 mro febrtc nit
Der @irtb3tod)ter nnd Dem @uitDpi
5uriid, no lie Die 3irtbin in oeren
3imner nit N0barbeit belhGftigt
fanoen.
nMntter, wo lit Der Sdliiiiel bon
WiiB MildeltcrS |,}inrmcr?" lragte
0uS MGbheuL ais lie i'm nift am
Slate ionO, no lie i'm bin9elegt
batte.
.Gr lieft an ser 5biire," ent9eo.
ncte Die gSirtbinL ebrerbietig nliite.
bcnb. Sir Irdp @ildeiter lit &c.
fouunlcn mo ih babe lein Abenoeilen
binnui qeihidt. Gr 1T in Nib Mil.
deitcr'a SiB5immcr."
,Wtcin &oter bier?" rief Toio.
muloc bod)crfreut aus. nSit cr
alleln gefomncn?"
oSa, Nib. Gr iugte, bub cr nod
beutc 9taht meitcr reiicn moQe lllo
ib babe bercitS Die Aied)nlng &c
mod)t mo einen MnGen beiteat, OBJ.
mobl er IN ieocm 6oae nod mebrere
Stunben bleibt. 8cm Sic ctpoS
benotbigeL Mi6 @lldelter, bite 5ll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Ser Sun 6ridyt an.
80. ST opitcl.

Ger Monu oben III H%oiolutll.
Oen's 3immcr-ocr Wani. scr lid
Dor Der @irtbin oils Sir 9lrd)p gSil.
DIETER allsgegeben bate, mar fcin
Nnoerer alS Imos Nnbb. Gr mor
nit Dem NoIt5uge IN 9eal nlgefonl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Oeqen &rebsIMaoeH.

"a empiebIe hermit Stroop's berabmt.
beltfdae Vuloer. Dieielben heilen teoeu Giod
nidat autgebro benen) &rebS ioiuobl iunerlib ais
Magentrsbs sri0lsreidj 81 beilei. gsesea glaSs.
ysnt Beuauiie v. !. To-, id1reibe man an:
BRO. v. 3oepins.
Seneca. Rauids.
Dslm eAgsibsa s.wasus maa ssR, Sislss Ulasa.
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BUR aen. e,eahtnma far prtefter'
Ce@YItar.WeiucSD

sarontut ulO Don ben beiten .5eIt9nlllen
be9lsiiet. Grn nno Sloeet 2SeIIe
cine Spe;la!itdI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

in b,n beileu iluo @rellitel tinpors
tirttn NIB e%libeimiid)el @eIuen II. ssblStles
iiir Samilleu. uio WeDiims gebranh 81 oeh
blli9iten 0bpleiaie : Eretieu III irSenc etnsr
SuantltGt. SD u%crtauie biaig ober edit
uno nir 9e9en SaarGeio.
Teinr @aliiorlia VortmeIn sl.W per
Gallone mt auiipGrts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-14

Weeks. Henrietta Dolph, Florence Le
Fever Rose Mckenzie. Alice Ken
nelley. Reta Conneway Agnes Brick
ner. Ruth Davis Ruth rpham. Eyalyn
rpham. Georgia Mccormick; Messrs.
Carl Tageut Ralph Hron, Aaron
Williamson. John Hul Nalcom RAJ
ston. ora Mckenzie, Herachel Ballin
SER Fred llor Lyle steele, G. K.
Meader, Willard Brin Dale FISH.
Warren Coleman. COY Watson Joe
nallmger Robert Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Nm and Mrs. J. e. Ken
uelley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-14

Mrs. J Miller was hostess 20
the Woman's Auxiliary OF Division
so, Thursday afternoon at her
beautiful country home one-half mile
west OF Riversitfe The following
program was given.
An inexpensive Christmas Mau1
Seville
4 Christmas Plum Pudding Mrs.
Curtis.
The Christmas spirit Stella Burst
Reading Irene Mason.
During the afternoon music was
furnished by Misses Alice Watkins
and Edna Miller While a two course
luncheon was being served music was
unished 10y Orah Miller Oh The pi-
ano and Mr. Miller on the corontt
10 those present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-14
Urqes Cooperation

oklahoma cities are as a rule
healthy and observe the rules OF sa1-
itauon said pr j. G Mahr, super
intendent Of the state board Of health,
ia an Enid audience tonight. He sus-
gested measures that every city
should adopt and urged cooperation
OF city with county health authorities
in removing the causes of disease.