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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Dent have re-
turned from visit in Eubanks, Okla,
where they We're the guests of Mr..
Dents sister, Mrs. c. p. King.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

No drugs to take; no body-racking
exercises; no starvation diet; no sweat
ing garments; no pills. oils, cathartics
salts. no medicines of any kind. lost
my enormous weight in a short time
and have never been stout since. and
through me 100000 MEN AND WON
EN- ARE NOW TAKING MY DRUG
} l.ESS TREATMENT. WHY NOT YOU?
SIS, 600 IN CASH If | FAIL to prove
my drugless treatment anything but
nafe, quick and harmless in fat re-
duction. Don't wait until tomorrow;
write today for my FREE BOOK con-
tanning all particulars and let me send
you all offer free.
MARJORIE HAMILTON
suite 22eS-A Central Bank Bldg, Dem
vcr, Colo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Churchill of
Ninita are the guests of Tulsa friends
during the bankers convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

. Here's to the best in this gem
erous land;
, The faults of our brothers we {
write in the sand;
, Their virtues on tablets Of love
, we engrave;
, Their good name unsullied
, strive always to save"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Leahy and Mrs.
John T. Leahy of Pawhuska. Okla.
are the guests of Mrs Paul Clinton.
having come TO Tulsa to attend the
Victor Herbert concerts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11
\ CLEVER DESIGN.

This win appeal to any one that ad-
mires the conventional effects in dress
The material is blue serge with a
narrow inset panel of black satin IN
the front. The wide linen lawn collar
Is edged with Irish lace and the cuffs
of the lawn are finished with mar
row binding and edglng of lace, The
bow and triangular pieces on the from,
and cuffs are Of brilliant cerise silk
and square white pearl buttons give a.
finishing touch. The skirt Is quite
plain with some flare at the foot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

pr. ana Mrs l.. A. OMicn II Sbia-
took are guests at the home of Mr..
ANA Mrs lcc Clinton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11
5000 COPIES NEW MUSIC.
RECEIVED YESTERDAY.

Where the Sand Man Gets His Sand"
Toot Your Horn Kid, You're in a
Fog"
Farewell, Forget Me Not"
Florida Bellies" Instrumental.
Come Back to Coonemara."
Shame on You"
Il Love You Marie"
"A Sprig of Shialah"
1.-THE Roses Honeymoon" instrument
tai
Weary Willie Honeymoon" Instru-
mental.
Good Bye Eyes of Blue"
From Day to Day"
Find Another Tree to Build Your
Nest"
I'm the Shadows on the Hearth"
None Can Take Your Place With Me"
Sweetheart"
Nellie Mckenzie for Mine"
my Klckapoo Queen"
Loves Incense"
Lets Get Married Sue"
THE Boston Girl" from 1915.
LAS the Ivy Trusts the Oak"
Dainty Eunice." Instrumental
Red Cloud" A fine Indian Number
Dreaming OF Mother and Home,
Sweet Home
And a Hundred others too numerous
to mention.
Also "A number OF tn best classics at
the same price.
Come where sweet music fills the air
and see what little money will
puy.
MMILIJON PIANO co.
IS West Third ST.
Just q Whisper off Main Street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

lnhomn city Mrs a. Williams and
Mlas Cora Grow of El Reno ana Mrs
j, II, lilMr of ST. Louis, Mo-
Mr. and Mrs claude Tutuo of Mus.
hoHoo are VISITING nt the home OF Mr.
aud Mrs j A. Ncager
Mr. ana Mrs H. G.. Ashhy are In
Topeka, Kan having been called
here by tho death of Mrs. Ashby s
nlhcr,
Mr.. NJ, H. Berry of Carthage, lll., IA
thr Hucst of Mr., ana Mrs j, NJ. Berry
of l2l2 South Boulder avenue,
JUDGE ANA Mrs, Lumau T.. Parker
of Ninita are guests of MI and Mrs
Edward Lylc orr,
Both the ban room ana the club
room at the Elks hall Wcrc used to
accommodate the hundreds of visit.
Ing bankers ana their friends who at-
tended The informal dance at This
beautiful clubhouse last evening TWO
mchostrls furnished the sweetest OF
music for This happy crowd and dane
Ing was INDUCED in until the momine
hours LOSING % days enjoyment for
IulsWs ana their guests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. William Carnill and
Miss Sadie Carnill will leave today for
an Indefinite stay in Battle Creek,
Mich.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

omingo; ID. c. Teter, Tishomingo;
John Terer, Bristow; A. Il. Grecian
stroud; r. j.. Ellinger, Noble; Frank
Godfrey, Lahoma; n. r. Gilbert Bris-
tow; A. j. Fluke, Shawnee; Il. b.
Cookrell. Oklahoma City; Floyd Felt,
Hennessey; A. E. Stephenson, Enid !;
j. a. Price, Okmulgee; Noel c. Ownby,
Coweta; Dennis Koenlg, Ocheleta; c..
X. Leslie, Coweta; r. p. Martin, Jr,
Oklahoma City; o. j. Flemming, Enid !;
w. A. Letson, Dewey: w. Il. Harrison,
Enid: ii. Spaulding, Enid; Prentiss
Price, Mominy; l.. d. Edgington
Hominy; Helen Chadwick, New Har-
mon; c. r. Chadwick, New Harmon;
E. 3. Ellis Waurika; o. r.. Nicholson,
Durant; 7. w. King, Bokchito; l.. f.
Parker, Vinita n. o. Colburn, Collins
vile; G.. l.. Hicks. Colinsville; E. b.
Bond, Minco; c. L. Goodale, Collins
vile; c. f. Godbey, Claremore; A. l..
Welch, Purcell Geo. ID. Davis, Clare
more; T. c. Harrill, Wagner; C. Il.
Trumbo, Wagner; Misses Elizabeth
Shepard. Pawnee; Florence, Clark,
Pawnee; Josephine II. Williams,
Brooklyn, n. Y; Helen Godfrey, Hol-
denville; Maude Pumey, Holdenville
and Ida Mary Johnson, Norman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

Miss Irma Osborn has returned
from a pleasant visit in Missouri.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11
WANTED = Madam
Won Waag wants five
extra people in our
alteration rooms, and
one apprentice.

store-it's the stock, the
prices, the service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11
Special! Special!
SHEET MUSIC SALE.

Your Choice of any of these at
3 Cents per Copy.
Bring This List With Numbers
Checked.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

The last meeting of the Hyechka
club for the present season has been
postponed until Saturday night, May
is. at which time they will meet at
Hotel Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11
Little Wash Street Dresses

Something like fifty tomorrow at $3 Is in linens It's
and ginghams. You wouldn't expect any of
these for less than $500 and some are worth up to
$500 The styles are the best and all materials are
washable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-11

JUDGE ana Mrs, Luman r. Parker
Of Ninta are guests of MI and Mrs
Edward Lylc orr
The record., 1912-09-26
Broadening the FicIa Of Surgery.

DIR. John Murphy Of Chicago, in
remarkable Interview given ID tie
Paris correspondent of The Daily
News. as sc; fourth in a recent
special cable dispatch published in
lis colums, predicts that tkg surgery
OF the fuIture will tend more end
more to the prevention of disease
instead ot being the last desperate
resort of stricken human beings.
Examples cited by Dr. Muphy
OF what is already done in this
respect, through transportation Of
living tissues and bones and treat
ment OF the "four myStcsious
glaids' which control the growth Of
the body. are trem-ly impressive
lIy stimulating the thyroid gland tnr
ezample, youth may he made To
grow much taller than he would
under normal conditions. s.. also,
ono Of The other glands regulates the
growth at the body in with Both
effect tae sn. asd shlp, of the
boucs.
Marvels Of surgery ih,,e have
hoo, -, IL. ,,,.t .;.-.
The record., 1912-09-26

The COMMITTEE ..tr abe County
School Far sBui :, Sg#,. Sh4vsr's
oihoe Saturday afieircou, Scp'. 81.
Reports from various sources wcfc
favorable. This enthusiastic iia.iy OF
teachers intend 10 do their saa1. in
awakening an Educational interest
an A1hlehb,Ts county. E:cry
school ia tie county shan.d be
represented. Ia esesg teacher who
comes and b,ings t;s SoaoSl, - as
many pupils as viii co.ac iae pa.
day viii be counted as day tsas;.t
The record., 1912-09-26

ia most cases OF "..'-H5"15' '"e
t.''cH''' Is ir','g''J Win '"e
''"&'' OF '-' ''"~..' "">'1'' ''s
'o'''- "'-" ''- ''-' .a "ai' Il '
'i 'l,e'''" against '"1 '.'''1'"'''
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g" ID '.- '.t '"a '.' .'... III ''N..'
acute ..'.'"' "..'.,' "'.' OCCUR
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The record., 1912-09-26

BosIoN has introduced ar,icuiat
cd street cars, and is finding them
very satisfactory. 1t misht be a
good idea to have automobiles built
The same way, then the drlvers might
be able to miss some of the persons
who attempt To use the stree, cross
mo.
The record., 1912-09-26

ONE enjoyable feature of ihis
campaign is the fact that al the
leading candidates mercifuny refrain
from quoting statistics. II was
statistics that killed that excellent
organization, the popuiist party.
1t got statistic crossways in its cos
mos and caoked.
The record., 1912-09-26

SCIENCE Is almost sinfully proud
of having evolved faiheriess frog.
but who is TO work for its support
Fathers have their uses as family
meal t;ckIis even in these scientific
days.
The record., 1912-09-26
A Great Presidential CaGTaisn oiier.

The most iibet4l we have ever
made The Record nntil January
!, 1873. ard The Ia'ly r.,Girg
Tost Grtil hoyember Tc. iqr>
(count the time foT just - cents.
This Is less than one half the rcgu-
lar piice. The sooner yoa seca in
your order the taoye yoo N.ii get for
yoa: =: .acy r. save e. ssaJ D.
soar ortc. under tbs spF,ial Feso
ioday Ia !HE EFcofD, Cscenvi.le,
Ky.
The record., 1912-09-26

G.. BERNARD SHAW recommends
starvati IN for the suiiragetts who re-
fuse TO eat, which shows iha; Shaw
has mastered at least one feminine
characteristic, and knows that the
way to get along with woman is TO
let her have her way.
The record., 1912-09-26

Miss pANIfS, a woman aviator
wrote a ten word description Of her
sensations while failing I5o feet.
This novel method of inspiration is
respectfully recommended to large
school of twentieth century novellits.
The record., 1912-09-26

IILUsTRArNc The evils Of red
tape, a California woman was nomi-
mated for Judge aad ttcn her hopcs
were dashed whca she failed To pass
the bar examination.
The record., 1912-09-26

THIs IS the season %! ;ae year ia
which the .eaiI SHEEP becomes cf
greater Importance lhln the Gle
rh2n', The donkey or the ball
moose.
The record., 1912-09-26

l. Iowa they have one autJmobi'c
for each iI!,y-four inhabitants.
That Is enough 10 keep ali the people
supllc from d, dSing.
The record., 1912-09-26

So,irIl is now barring the wTisg-
ly dances thus commcndaily follow
ing the lead of many lutlc dance
halls.
The record., 1912-09-26

Miss jennie leGsrs and Miss
Opal Taylor aFc doing double duty
now in thc;r ,fior,s FOR the taif, AID
lheir every dsy sclcol work.
The record., 1912-09-26
CURIOUS I48ES
OLt HIS OR (
coRE'S. LITTLE REBELLION
Gy A. w MACY.

fhe ittie state OF Rhode ID
I5n5 coitsiaS .aiy 1880 square
niles. bat il is b,a saeYo7 10
have had a rebellion Of rs c,Vn.
ir 1858 Charles / granted tire
Rhode island &C c1y a charter,
aCcsrcl'ru to which only these
owning a re,iJlH amount OF
property were entitlSd u tne
;iSat Of sGfrass. Cuciousiy
enough this provision was he!d
20 remain In force FOR i90 years;
trft is, til 1913. ia fs4i there
Wss sn agitation 70 change the
provision, and 1t resulted N sFe
formation OF tao parties, tho
Suffrage" ana the Law aIn
Order" Each determined 10 Sc
cure the administration Of az
fairs, and each elected a set Of
ststs officers. The "Sufrage"
eafiy e',ose fG0aHas. w. Corr as
gov nor, 8nd toGt peSsess.pR ct
the state arsenal. The militia
WAS called out and Dorr was
OBLIGED to Gee. He mSde anoth.
c. attelnp., Put was overro"sred
by UEiteu States trocrs. Hc was
trlee. osnYieted OF tceasop, sn1
sentenced 20 irprisonalSrS &c:
life. After ths c%5iteNsut dicd
out he was plrconsd and the
PEOPLE adopted the present
constitution.
The record., 1912-09-26

This IS a seas N foi greater dc
velopmeLt. Get in touch sita The
Educational Fair moyemSnt.
The record., 1912-09-26

No matter what you want IN sew
ing machine supplies You eau set
Il ~. ~ Roaik.
The record., 1912-09-26

For information concerning ,ie
Fair apply To any Of the foiio~iog
Committee: &. {. Hayden, Green
Vile; Miss Jennie JsGers, Green
Vile: Miss Cable rpo,ng0N, Moor
man; NJ. c. Hughes, Mud kiver.
Miss opal Taylor, Graham, Nj S
Annie Giobs, bepoy. OE Miss Amy
Nj. Longest, Powdcriy.
The record., 1912-09-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26

Bilbdo, Spanien, 25. Jtoo. :,
Mht bon ben perfonen, bic in Der pa-
nit perlebt tpurben, Die iiA am Conn
tag in einem bieiigen Wanbelbilbsrz
5beater ereignete, iinb am WSontdg ges
1torbsn, ipbaB iih bic 3abl Der Sob
ten jest auf 55 bs1Guft. Wtebrere an
bere gerionen iinb Dem 3ooe ndhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26

pfennia PRO 2iter er60bsn, uno
bas ndre audi gei6eben, penn bic
,0eutfde Yetroleum @elsuihoft"
ni6t eegsn ben plun Stellung genom=
men Bate. unb 9ngeit6ts bteier
3batIaden fpast es bic rStonoarb Oil
Co." fih dls WobltAdtertn 9eutIfz
lans auf5uIpielen".
60 qebt Die &ontroOerIe erbtttert
peiter, aber Der eigentli6e SampT be-
9innt erit beim Wieber3uiammentrttt
bes geidstqges. Die er enoigen rptro,
ldBt Ii6 ni6t nit geitimmtfett Dorz
ausiagen, bod fheint bic Poi1irunJ
Der Regierunes 8orlage nihts tpe@
niger als it6er gu iein.
IuBer benz BetroleumsWon olgez
feb perben bem Rei6stag, Der am
0ienitag suIammentritt, nebsn benz
Gtat fir 1913 nod bic Folgenoen 8orz
|Iaoen 3ugeben: Gin gntpurf betrefz
| fenb WuBnabmen 3ur 2tnoerung Der
5leii6notb (3ousrItattung fir aug
IGnbiIhes 5leiI6), Elm Saugfld1henz
qeieB, glopeuen our 8eDerbeoronung
iiber bic Gri6tperung Der aon5sftonsz
srtbeilung fir RummelplGbe uno Unit
mirtneipen, iopis 5ur Regelung oes
Observation-Disclosures, Elm Jtah>
traq8etat fir geufamerun (Grfor1h=
ung un0 8ermeHung Der neuen aoloe
nien), Elm Gnttpurf iiber Die Gonfurs
renatluuIel, Elm @nttpurf iiber bic Jteue
reqelunq Der 5onntagsru6e i'm 6Gns
! belsqeDerbe, cine RoDelle gum YdteHts
gsIeB, IAIieBIih ipater 8eiiBiteusrents
piirfe. Sine Reibe tpetterer 8orlager
: Iino porbereitet, biirftsn jeooh erIt
TpGter benz Reihstag 3ugehen, tpte oel
: Gntpurf, 6etreffenb unfdlIfiirIorqe be
: frsipiQigen Silfeleiitungen, oas 5aTt
J pfIidtaeieb fiir 9lebenbubnerL eli
Rabrun9smittelgeIsb. Elm Rei6Scomp
: tabilitGtsgeIeB, bas Rei6stfeater1eIeB
NopeIIen aur yteuregelung Der Wan
I berdeuerbIhetns unp Der WanDerFiir
: Iorqe. glus benz sSriibiabr 1T bal
: Stautsunge6Origt nod gu er
c leoigeH.
7 Die 8rdfin Dpn ) 6ldH ber1
gefGbrlih ertruntt.
I gruffel, 25. Npp. - Die Sra
!, fin ppn 5lanberu, SHUTTER bes aont9
. Q(lbert, 1T Idper an elmer Gungenent
! 3iinoung ertrdntt.
= Die 8rdfin BON 5lanoern 1T sir
=. gebprens grinSeiItH BON Sohsn3oler
: uno mar Qm II. RpDember 67 Sdl1
= dlt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26

Iniidt su, baB Der apniul BEL Der
ginnabme BON pri3r.no BON ben Serz
ben s.tObtet porosn lit.
Die 8ulgaren Derben DO n
Serben psritdrtt.
0onoon, 25. Rob. - Giner De-
p.Ide aus geIsrao Sufolse iinb 5pei
peitere ierbiits SiptiioHen, unssfdbr
10000 Wlann, Don Monaltir aus oiu
Soloniti nah 9imftiea uuterpsss,
um Die 9uIsarsn gu DeritGrfen. Die
alorianopsl uno SIaataloia belasern,
Gin 9lusfalI Der Siirteu
aus lorianopel.
5ofia, 25. Nop. - 9is Bel
abrianopsl belassrten tiirtiiden 5rups
pen madten am Sonntas sinen Mus-
fan qegen bic bul9arii9en 2inien iiio:
lih BON Der syeitung, fpuroen aber mi
beheutenoen Wsrluiten auriidseldla:
gen. Die gulgaren riiden immer meh,
sessn bic innersn 5situngsperte Dor
ct. petersburg bementir
ct. petersburs, 25. Hop. =
Das auspGrties glmt itellt offi5ieu bi
8ebauptunsen Der oeutihen 3eitun
| gen, bab RuBlano fir ein.n arie!
rifle Dber bab es ieinsn Rahbarftaa
ten segeniiber cine fstnoielise Gtsaunl
annsbms. In Ibrsss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26
Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
geld e gefunoe 5 e n.

8eIIaire, g., %. gtooelnber.
SduIfinber fanbeil Wtontag Die Set
fe oes @roper 9lmbler IN Der 9tahe
ieines Sauies, fiinf MeiIen unterbulb
Ser staot. Ser Manr, lpelher Durd
Dem aopf qeifoiien mar uno alem
9lnideine nud Se[6Itmoro begIng,
puroe ieit Sun1itag DerrniBt.
Sage in etnem
1Srahtpuggon einge'
i6Ioiien.
Siour Gitp, ga, 25. 9tooens
ber. alnorerp Gordlis pom 9&eDbur5b
g. 8, iuurbe bier i'll etnem nit
9lepfeln beIQoenen SraftDa8gon alt1-
aefunoen, IN Dem er t3 Gage etnge-
ihloiien aerpeIen mar. Ser gfann,
-oeIien betoen 6iiBe erfroren maren,
hatte iib gan5 Don Iepfeln ernahrt.
Srdib bat cine 5rall lE1lo alHoer in
llngarn.
0erNG &ro6eB.
cSn0ianupoIi5, Sno., %.
Nopember. ,3eugen IN Oem Ero5eB Der
9pnamit= =Gerictip0rer mQhten Wtou=
toq slusiagcn iiber geplante Gpnantit=
@prbred,en, Die nrlr hurh Die 8erba1=
| tllnq Der Gnnuntitridle IN Detroit nno
SuOiQnapo(i8 I'M 9lpril 1910 perbiR,
| Bert ruuroen. 2ic 8erihlporer beabs
! iidltiQten anae6lidl, elm Sebdlioe III
@itIsburg, nelhes BON &eamten Der
giicn= uno Stahlfontruftoren, Die
9}iht= =Gerbanbsorbeiter beIf)dittgten
/ benlst muroe, ipDie gureallr III an.
oeren 0Itliden Staoten i'll Die 9uft 81
iprenqen. Sic planten ferner Die Ser.
It0rllng ceS 9lcqllouftS lln0 Der SaI
iierperfe IN Cos 9lngeleS; Die 3erlto'
runo eines ShlafDaggons, Inn Sri
Worn 6. Spe, cine Stenograpbla
nelhe friiber i'm 9ienlte bes Giielt
nrbeiter- -Serbanos itano uno angeb
iid) y5u piel DuBte", aus Dem @egt
I'll ifufien. Giner gluSlage Srtte Wtc
Mtanigals, buB er BON s. 5. Wtcgta
mara oufgeforbert Doroen lei. lid
naeh Banana 3lt begeben, Inn oi
Shleuien oes Eunamafanals III oi
Suit 5u bIaien, luuroe pom Siitrift
anfpaIt DtiIler cine gang beiorroer
geoeltlsna beIaelegt
4lte 2sute bes Mrr esan
getlagt.
Big Hapios, MiG., 25. Rppb1
! Srau 2poia 8an Sofel, 70, unb9so1
/ ge tounter, 65 Sabre alt, puroep al
: Montae in Gorion Gitp auf bic 9lr
: tlase bin perbaftet, g. $. Sdlep, eine
, Sarmer BON Morton 5otpnibip, 7
Sabre alt, ermoroet gu babeu. Sra
e Ban SofsI pGr friber Die 9aus9d
!, lte1iH SeIeps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26
Snternationaler SoStalI'
ten Gpnareb.

Snternationaler So5IdlEa Il
ten &ongrsB.
8aIel, 25. RoDember. Der tnz
ternutionals ip3ialiitiiAe aongreB bat
ein Maniislt srlaiIen, tporIn bic So5'd'
liIteu BON 4meritd uno europa alIT9sz
foroert aperoen, alien SriegsmaBre9slH
ibrer reIp. Hsgierun9sn lid gu p'perz
Iebsn. 0ieIslbe mar BON Sean Saurss,
benz ;siibrer Der Tran3Diii6eu So5!dltz
item enttporfen iporben. IS beiBt bo=
rim. oaB IS bsr Qualification elnsH
furdtburen Shla9 psrieBsH tputoe,
lpenu Der arise auf benz SaltaH I'D
auf anoers Gambler ausbebHeH puroe.
Die llutpihiiatsit Der Snteren:n Dlr@
| De 3u our tsiuem YerboltniB ltefen'
I9ie SD3ialiiten Der glltanitaatsn iolIz
| ten baber allies oordn ieBsn, ben Srtsg
| 10 bolp rpie m0glif) 81 bsenbeH; oIf
Soaialiiten Seiterreih llngdrns ge;
oen ben qeplantsH gLngriff auf Ser:
ben opponiren, Die italienIl6sn Se'
aiuliiten Die SinDpferung Ilbantsrs
fir italieniIden Gbrgsi3 81 prhlnoerr
unD Die So3ialiiteu GHglanbs, Jront
reias unb 8sutIhlanos folIten ihr
reIp. Rssierunsen 5tpsasen, Ss'tsrretd
llngurn rsIp. RuBlano in ibrsn Ab
iihtsn bsi3uitsben.
| Die grDbte Gsfdbr fir ben 5rieoel
Gurppas iei uber bic tiinitlih gendbr
ts sseinoInaft 5piiden England Uni
I0eutidlanb. Die Snaialiiten beio.
Gambler iollten bem bar6 energiih
propasunba Elm Gnoe MAIDEN. Sun
ShluB beiBt .s: Die 3eit lit porilebr
| ipo Die 4rbeiter Der Wslt Ith gegeH
Ieitiq sum Better Der aupitaltiten, be
Dnnaitien po.r lpegen beiteheno2r 8e
betm 9srtrGge nisDeridofien. Wsn
bic Regi.rungen Die 'MDgIi6teit De
Gpolution bur6 8spult lnteroriide
unp oas proIsturidt 5Dingen, gu psr
sDeifelten Mitteln 81 grsifsn, 10 miii
.. len Die Reaieruugen bafiir bic polI
9erantipprtIihteit trageH.
Der aongreB uabm eine Rsiolutio
! bes ssnbalts OH, in idmmtli6en 9rof
itdoten gurDpa's am Is. Seaembs
!. Unit ariegs 9sriammlungsn ab5u
fulten.
. Serr SaaIs, Der beutite So3ial
Itenfiibrer briidts IeiHs polle llsberelr
thinning nit benz Snbolt oss Wtanif
: ties aus unb iagts, oaB es Die erite I'm
bringsnpite Yflidt Der Sosialiiten ie
: unabldHie fir ben Beltfrieben gu ag
B tirsn. Gs piiros siH 8srbrehen lei
3 sinen arieg gu sntfeheln. leoiglih, ot
!, NIT Serbien tsinen 6afen am aoriat
i ften Wesr srbalts uno bic osutihs
+ Sp3ialbemofratsn nuroen i6on tpiiIe
: ipis lie Der Resierung eth Salt sebi
: ten t0unten.
: Das Manifeit puroe nit groBe
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metterberi6t.

ssii r Obio: S6Dnes Wetter am
Dienitas unb Mitttppd, abgeiehen pom
.rtlidem Sdneefall am Dienttag poef
in Der Oisnitug Naht i'm norDl1nsn
2beil. Weitlihe Minbe.
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gei Der ginfiibruns Der Miin5rsIorm,
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Gimeimmati. 0ienjtae 0cn &C. Wopember 1912.

gnthuiiasmus dngenommen uno na6
elmer Rebe gebels bertagte it6 Der
aongreb nit bem Rufs: uarieg benz
ariege"
Weitere Spfer Ser Panit
In 8i[bap.
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Or. RoeIt. elm 5olldnbsr, Der gsratRer
Der Gbinsiifden asglsrun9.
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Die 3abt Der Spfer Der aatoltrop1s
DON Bilbao betrGgt jept 80.
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Oct So5ia(i iQeakongre6 IN Ba'd
Sat encraiibe 6eiulntiDnen ses
aen ben aries ansenummen
2lmo oaranf 6insewie(en
8qe bos 5treitobjett feinen europatz
ihen arieg tpertb lei.

Sat aber audi nod isbr bis!s anoere
9(rbsiten su erlebigen.
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prin8 @ictpr Napoleon nnb pr!n5
Rarl bon Rumanien
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-27
MADE q SPEECHES IN A WEEK

j. M. Devine in his campaign for
Congress, made 81 speeches during
the last week, speaking in opera
houses and to crowds on the streets.
At Williston he addressed large
crowd on the street. At Wildrose he
met Arthur ID seuer, the Socialist
speaker in debate and it is said
that he held his own and then some.
LeSueur spoke for an hour an a half
and Devine followed, speaking for
nearly an hour. LeSueur protested
because Devfne took up SO much
time, claiming he had spoken for
nearly two hours. Nr. Devine stop.
ped in leaving the hall, long enough
to remark: 81 have no doubt that
Mr. LeSueur thought that I spoke
for two hours for the minutes must
have seemed like hours to him, as l
was clfnching my arguments" Ne
vine met Nehemiah Davis in debate
at Mott, N. D.