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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21
Summer Aids 10 Beauty


,'Faco powder hoInf that shiny look only
o few minutes, and then whom rubbed o0
wumAu's appearance m wphp than oycr
tuo complexion hoauutrr Is mAdp hy dIs
solving an original package NJ mayatouo boz
half pint witch hazel Gently rub this
lotion over face, neck aUd arms Every morn.
ing u holds nll day long aud your com
Pl@ion soon iH clear smooth Mtuy and
freo from hlomish.
short slcoyod waists sometimes proyp em.
barrnsslnE 20 o woman newer troubled with
supcrimous hair on her face nratoue viii
remove wild hulrs. just mia powdered della
iono with enough water tl cover tho hairs
apply and after two on three minutes rub Od.
wash the thin Rrd The hairs viii ht gone.
"a great advantage OF diy shampoo is
that one D. NOT compelled 90 devote hours
IN dying the hair The best shampoo pow
der ls mixture ~ four ounces ~ orr.s root
and an original package oi thorOA sprinkle
o little on the head, brush through tho hair
and u removes dust, oil and daulruN lcav
ing the scalp clean. cool nnd refreshed. aud
the hair light fluffy aud lustrous
''Io make thin. short Cydushps grow iu
long thick and silky with beautiful curl.
apply plain plroNn 10 the lash roots with
thumb and forcfuger daily Rubbing pyroNm
on simggly eyebrows win make Them long
and silky
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21
BANK CLEARINCS SHOW
A PHENOMENAL Gain
WEEK ENDING JUNE 20, SHOWED
o. PER Gent INCREASE
OVER LAST YEAR.

The evidence of the prosperity OF
Tulsa's farmers, merchants and bank
ing institutions is oouclusiNcly shown
by the report of the Tulsa Clearing
House association on the clcaruRs OF
Tulsa's banks for the week ending
yesterday, June 20. This report shows
an increase of more than 60 per cent
over the corresponding week Of last
year,
The clearngs for the week ending
yesterday totaled $SG5,5O6, and for
the corresponding week last year, only
S521GGl. This Is gain of S33GSA7,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

ishmcnt for the comhatants, and told
them to remain in their seats after
the others had gone home. She re-
membered something she wanted to
say 10 little boy who did mt take
part In the ARRAY so she turned to
him ana said.
NOW in the meantime, Guy"
- wasn't in II, Miss Martin" Guy
interrupted hastily.
Wasn't in what" asked Miss
Martin.
why, in the meantime" said the
old.-From Norman u. Mack's
National Monthly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21
In the Meantime.

There had been "A row at recess
time, and Miss Martin had called in
all Of the pupils, and had sort of a
school court, which lasted until time
for school TO be dismissed. The trou-
bic had started with some Of the older
boys in misunderstanding over a
game. After hearing both sides OF
the question, she decided proper pun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

The Savoy Oil company has com
pleted No. on the northwest corner
of the Emiline Beatty farm in section
26-22-12, and has a 50-barrel well aft
er the shot.
John Markham, Jr., is reported to
have a fine well in the Booher sand
on the VanEman farm in section 30
21-S, Pawnee county but II Is to-
soon to give particulars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

THE annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF Hecla Oil Company of Tul-
ga, Oklahoma. will be held at the
office of the company, National Sup
ply Company building, Tulsa, Okla,
on Wednesday. July II, 1912. at 10,
o'clock a. m. for the purpose Of elect
ing a Board of Directors and the tran
saction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
A. w. LEONARD, Secy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21
Ex.Scnator Frazicr sinking.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. June co.
Physicians tonight said ex-senator Jas.
Z. Frazier is sinking. He has ap-
pendicitis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Oklahoma Fuel Supply
Co, of Tulsa, oklahoma, will be held
at the office of the company, National
Supply Co., building, Tulsa, Oklahoma
on Wednesday, July II. 1912, at II
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of elect
ing Board Of Directors and the tran
saction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
A w LEONARD Secy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21
OIL NEWS AND COMMENT
Ey w. H. Peek.

Escrow OH company No, 4 on the
ELAN OIcutt In section 32-ls-l8 II
completed and Is showing for a 80
barrel well after The shot The shaf-
fer well on the Jane Morgan In sec
lion 4-lS-l8 Is drilling deeper tho
well not being worth while as II stood.
The Robert Galhreath No, ! on the
Nora scott, section l6-le-l8, south
east OF Kendall college about = nile
and a half. Is showing for eight mil
lion feet as heretofore reported IN
this column,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21
A Poor jest.

Hatcher-lsn't Jones wife thin and
skinny
Scrather-Yes; she's the one family
skeleton he can't keep in the closet"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21
on Market.

NEW YORK, June 2O.-Texas com
pany ll5 y a ll6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

South Of Tuls-Robert Jordan Is
drilling at 1924 feet and is now in the
Glenn sand with a showing for a mil
lion and a half Of gas on the Wray
farm I'm section 35-19-18. II win be
necessary to case, and the well will be
drilled 20 the Taneha. The Mlnshall
on and Gas company No. on the
Fred Murphy In section 2-ls-13, also
has a million and half feet OF gas
ana are now drilling deeper. The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

Al Owasso-Tho sutton and Holman
well, located IN the east half Of the
northeast Of section 29-2l-l4, is drill
Ing at 1859 feet, an dis casing. Al
this depth a water sand was encount-
cred, but the well viii be drilled
deeper and is likely 10 get OIL as dld
the so-called stock yards well. The
Oklahoma Natural reported 10 have
a hole full of water at 1900 feet IN
the test on the Walter ID, smith farm
IN the east half Of the southeast OF
sectlon 2h-2l-l4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

well not being worth while as Il stood.
The Robert Galhreath No, ! on the
Nora scott, section l6-la-l8, south
east OF Kendall college about q mile
and a half. Is showing for eight mill
lion feet, as heretofore reported In
this column,
AZ Cleveland-The Croshle well In
the northeast corner Of section 2b-2l-S
made 500 barrels the first "a hours
and was one Of the hardest wells 20
handle on account Of the gas pressure,
In a long time This well is IN the
Cleveland sand. there being 80 feet
OF the same. Mr. Crosbic was AZ the
well day and night and took an active
part in building a dam 20 save the OIL,
tho well is now being cased. The Sci.
by OH and Gas company has started
up again with the test In section IA
COS, after several days shut down,
and are due today or tomorrow. THIS
is the most important test now drilling
in the PaWnee County field
In the Tanoha District-rhe Prairie
on and Gas company Is plugging the
No. / on the John King farm, section
10-lS-l2. The Winona OH company
No. on the Uul-ah-con-ta, section
l9-18-l2, is completed IN the Glenn
sand and showing for a 10 barrel pro-
ducer, The test in the southeast OF
section 4-l7-ll IS attracting unusual
attention. as il viii go long way to-
wards starting drilling operations. II
successful.
Tn the Bird Creek Dlstrct-The
Puritan OH company is casing at goo
feet the test in section 2l-2l-13, far
thest east Of any developments
II. Appleman, accompanied by his
son Albert, returned fro Marietta, o.,
yesterday. Mr.. Appleman IS one OF
the larger stockholders in the U. s.
on company.
The decision IN the matter Of maxi
ing pipe lines common carriers re-
Gently handed down by the Interstate
commerce commission seems 10 be
welcomed by much larger number OF
oil men than at first supposed. II
ia now said the decision is especially
gratifying TO some Of the large pro-
ducers in the Texas fled and also VIII
bring buyers here from Pennsylvania
refineries.
The Oklahoma Iron Works by j.
w Sloan, president has issued hand
some invitations, with a dance pro-
gram attached,'' TO the employees OF
the firm for an outing at Sand Springs
Saturday afternoon and evening. TINS
is the First Annual outing accord
ing to the wording Of the invitations
which signifies the intention Of MAX
ing this yearly event and Will there
fore be enjoyed in anticipation far In
advance of the date. II is just this
kind of appreciation that men res
pond to most readily and in return
are ever loyal to the firms best In
terests.
]. p. Hagler and Lew Elyea are in
the city. They are with the Lohn on
company. operating in McCollogh
county, Tevas.
j.. D. Zeigler is here from Big. Wells,
Texas.
George Scott of Robinson, H., is in
the city.
J. II. Caldwell, Jr, of Titusville Pa"
Is here.
A. T.. Baldwin Of the Pure OH com
pany arrived yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

II. Appleman, accompanied by his
son Albert, returned fro Marietta, O.,
yesterday. Mr.. Appleman Is one of
the larger stockholders in the U. s.
on company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

A. T.. Baldwin Of the Pure OH COM
pany arrived yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-21

Tn the Bird Creek Dlstrlct-The
Puritan OH company is casing at 500
feet the test in section 2l-2l-l3, far
thest east Of any developments
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26

H. r.aaerr % tsis par'r uil .
plras-d 20 learn fkai ;heFe y ~ -
ane er,aa disease IA. srisnce
tceu atl.- 20 rure IN az ~ aE.s. Al
bat y Catzrrh Ialrs Cstarra Car
. ,sg only positive cHrr E0s SseEi
10 TIE medical Fraternity. CataFri
osinz . consSlfu' iGHai d.Eszsr. y
suucs = constitutional ueaizlFai
HaTs CAizrrh Ours Is taken inteEl
Is. s-riaE directly uPaa ths' a'7sd an1
maruas aartar'r - fAe syyirsa- thes'I
3 d.-sffsg iBE - foana@f-a q -
iiasssr. ana ssriu= ~ 1a'ssa
.irn=th - bu.illss o. uic cpassit
Ion ans assisfiEz raiHr- tn dsasz
E~t. The prgBzirturs Azr" ~ 80
aaFa n 5s earailze iou~ez ,Aa, q
sasr nz~ iiHnsrs4 I.silarl ~
asc -saF &, tzFis - rErv scnd
is, ~ -stm0aiaIs.
Aderrss ,. CHENEY = 90
icdo ~
slsa - al tSrueEistS. II
TAs- Halls Famfly g-ii's Eog Cd
patiaa
CA1Vurtisingl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26

esolHi issn 81 crnsnre uNish CuuEreaa
had ndosasd nEuirsi isrhson. the ~
5ftisaaert 81 tie rHhlir aEa'
smnnr me ssnas.. and ihs distFibu
ton % ths surplus 10 ihe rncasurg
Jarkson never t0oE AM kssner Do
liza d upy virtary auu b. himself
ian Is aa 81 ei-ctiug Van BureH ~
fore the IN BFura-inn he said iAni I
aouA b. . Er~ai pls-a-ure 50 sim o.
% ~ 70 ,hs r1rsi.oi 10 49, Oh" srnat'
ihar-s IN. inaalara fior oI a Pr.
Ient ahan Il had rrfus.-i @ couHru
uiia4st,f 20 f.uEizBd, with ihc ~
once sdnin stored b. Cliri ~
ise RcEer n. Tsn~ aaou % az
had oser tafn.a dozen r. ami Vas
inca accompanied 50 military -
a., r,sd. 10 lac CaraI and Aari
he Whlfr ilrus. fu rat.I"n bah
at 81 sod frpIa fs "a 'tsatc aa
dir't-n
lasts-u id nos ,Xcrr.a aar g2r
Isular rsz.nsy over VsR iiufru ~
uursd 20 m honfs ~ rnilas". ii4
outside 81 Nashville hui BE- I'D .s'
cnE rlssugh ~ difia;e the eise'iau %.
su. amos bar candidate FOR mo pr
dsn,, and oncs uorc 20 d'-ira' his a.
ic,st eu-ny Henry cay ior that high
cIie-
Manaay -iPfesidvutiai Elections.
XIV TipnlcaHoe ava Tslcr Tos
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
Copyright 1917
By FREDERIC j. HASKIN
(copUTigh 1919
ARTICLE -
THE RISE or TIE WIGS


ror ~ -. aal Var Ear soa 1s'
st1.r ~ l.t Oil a. Iisa -.
a nss 49, rnt sgrzlai - -'
.lrs sAr.uI 81 -l-, ian q 1879 "a aas
barn ,uzresssd D. -onr co. u Enasr
,sk sH Tai r1z-iArr loI uiprs votes
tiaH Nllsoa. aaf i eoiuh.na o. %
fsc- slrrJaR shuaid r'I.r,s,zE 'ua-
/ lorty lu b. cler.lEsi ooiisE.s s.tfs'
aar NAV 80 b. onna % brn= that
ma5uuIy 10 tl- ppor ri tEs oas %
/ 'bf ~sg arfsr 800 electoral sils-rs
lesg and vote "a Jangsr, Hoacv~~
lbls ns b., ina. va gnr a. the id~7s
llbn az ed h apgn-i,lof 30 Van
Busra Ia lsls DIVER ana suuAry Fac
eos u.rs cpgo-sd 10 Iatk-ou and -
10 ui..thld 81 plt k,nE bis luce~s,a1r.
I Il1iurs .ulrh eus.h not ma ang pa
form d. au glita fasy rsgII 81 auIIs
bon p4lel rrrs alHnE 10 aEi De- =
common rHBs. provided fEry could
hSaf lnasTssrA-urg ID hs rl40s
-ou a-ts SER fls -Ms-5EE lbc
,tot.s .y.= iara usH 500 stas.-s uEh
.r, 4is aH'.rJsr ks1u.lss Rad fh. r"l-
usnIs og other ifHss
Bu h@y rfaIz,-i tfaf thsf had o.
0a uauoual urIrs shr suGld nHIa
ibs sstrs api-osi.to and .arsiaE tha
Er7 s"a.a say. o. Ea5 ~ assai rEid-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26
Track Meet

LOCAL o0V8 AM TUSlNo VllEln
SKILL AND glDOaAHel JIl8
AFTERNOOol.
Tits aiisrnppn - ~ $40
P~rh he ieams so uun Hurrll
m various Align eshonll
ne NononEabesa VailuV lliEh
lssgue began ~ GDns au1
uSsch uin rpaulI = s1no en- - ~
schools earyine apuy - n
ors. ana nov tuot1 - ll
Fstirnsant Hish uctnui a1u
winner q the. tEha n
pciuts e
ftirEnuai has an Pnrlllrut
iziion ~ al 81 me evsnlr. ~
NJ sEnatasH. Gnanna.
saiuasiun and CllEh-hulE 49,
y pFss antautca F'ulFl
Fave the haat chnn-r e ul
hgnorA
Tie events baIln e
ana vli cnnTluue uutfl ulIcf
Isnse oruud = prpguns q a.
Yea ih~ cgnseuin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26
POLICE COURT
TWO DaVHNs eGT UoUAL PlnI1
rDs oLATinse eITV e.

so- oLATlse cITV ~
NANcEG $3.50
PUiie~ oolr1 this I1l1iii'i ---- -.
Other small matter. tharR tr1ne 1rlI
fro priroa'rs ON Uab tJ
dFaNfns SEQ ahd oa1iu. an1 ~ ulll
= dFunA ana diApTaeril. aEaUiuI lrq
~ ss.np and ccsEs The ansa wv ~
raaErd. aAd tas zsrn rSAsAara ~ ~
todsy there hst~ hqcn INV ngl
and there are snail pguuurein - .
targ~ uoadAs uuurt ulta1s ~
drunkenness occuru Ihis srnairE go
.nm.1rrus
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26
Station AT
Underwood

- v ?. CO WILL ERECT a FINE
WAfTIN6 PLACE on "ANNiNo
TON LINE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26


pril1 gsls u1lssa-l G11i-.
vns-i.a ur-aa ll-.hs lla -
IFGElF oasi-l,ve uunDA va11llo 80 r
su--l el-uul lul1 - ~
-u--ut - ell - ~
hu-rl-, c.-1 IN = ..e'
nllr 3
$1,000 ls-a ~ trtrl
rcI.c 4Ea.I rLcr|
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26


4. IHrssf- isE- p ssra vae 'nfff
10 81, yau Burr 10 noaiHat.oa nsari'
,enr ana a haiy ab~sd Of iAg eisT
zoe. So suagesfcd ghef nat0us
convention b. skr.d 70 mre' ID aaia
n.orr. ms Ras done snd 49, dr's
.at-s ook part In fhc.- sass % ffs
riss representation tEe Harv a iaa
,env-ntiOu makes one lauga ~ fhs
Bumbsr ~ aei-raiss ~ we're fr"H
Maryland. los from Virginia aHa =
,rrr Nss Irs g. secms thai ar
Maryland sa.e erprrr'cr nqi slsh
.Bs 70 dizrrim,nate, had o. a~d ias
al 81 t,s a.4.ratr1 =h1a.d take o. .
tho uBttanA. conversion
When tae convention go' aoNu &c
brsiu-rs Van Hsrru -t= i's unani
uous ehoicr f0r r plarc bu 90
th. ric, prrs.aeh.r tive vote stood ~
tor Coion-I u y johnson. ~ Krn
.urkr. and for NUiIam q RHes. e.
virginia. Next day johnson r,-vissa
W. ueresrar, rrpt8.rd- 40 Ns
dared th- uoufnes. virginia SERVES
uoticr however ts j. sodId not sue
port IohH-oH
A P,unpyIran,a state c1ay -Hl.ni
aeminaied William iisuF, tizrr,sru
and Frsncir Granger on an All il5
schI- rrk. CrsHz~r also ran a. fas
,.c. Br-zia.ufiar rardldat" On va
Webster tick,i John Tslor 81 VIZ
s.nhL vas 70 mn On the tirkei uln
Va.ts Tf--~ sisrs ~ s.Tc err rd
l.ut The states $50 eerc Ha' 70
ug oa uniform -Irgti1n day SONS ..
ibea y0LBs towards tis is.t oi pefg
, brr and 0rhrTs ~ tate ~ ihe mititi
af NCsemsyr Wien thr rcturns b.
ean 10 roms ir ihry aerc rgf promis
.rE rs ts. Democrats Ono md Me-
s,tsey. bofb Of whsrA had aupPnrfr ~
- ek-lr four years b,tn.f 4a-
sra rom Wan guHea - N.r.
if,rrv GFrsgE lil' sA-H 80 fTt
s-fr aGaHfea q VA. irari
rarsH hat garrra alI
aHatrs Is ststgs s.asaza '-f
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frp attHu afts
ralH1 a.s .as
i-raz aa.s4 20 e.. ssar'
WI = gseEeu N1r ar1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26

FOR RgNT- sia rUOm AouuR with
BsDdeTn eDnY rni~n-es Inquire Sl3
SRI ST.. south side
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26

WUaL IAAlsE MO4AG6t
.a1...-.a q. o1gg.s g.. s-...1l .,-y -,
~ Uol1 -
~ lluE ~ go
- q lllGFy usil1 ~ tIN
$50 > =
= GPo1ria. - eTa erl - - 11
nlc1-s Gl.llls = - T. " ttlll'' = -
q l11-1s, =. r.
J. |. !.
- ~ 3
n n ~ ~. Cnan uaay
n ID. ut1A
1rfvfa Ear 20 !. ~.
Efrr.d Aftsf takln ard
49, IN L4is Al
I ~ . uas "a hnadh So nv ysara ~
4 u an rHsz8 -
AZ fraEliptha lar trial
NJ D.-s.r PI---na Pel-as isvio-uuh
ann-h. EulgG SaezSsnaaa, eTuallsa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26

For RERST-FEruinhsa rooms. Nsth
or vHhout l.Ehf houseBetplaE ~
ply Mr. J. 2 Robcrisoa. Cur. Noa
ror and HiEh sos Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26

FoR RENT FurniShsd roofn 10 b.
sn Main street. one Nuare irom
cplri house cool CO.'S ana veil To-
pah-a G-ati'-mea preirrretL Cali
e szs Jami-uH s,re.t o. call Goa
Ph6ne sd ls2Gtf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-26

AI0A- -
To- efininsi wula Gnl IN
yss-L = e. nu-nuo. - -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-22
QUITE HOPEFUL

The manager of a theatrical
company playing zone night
stand" in Texas was talking to
the hotel proprietor about pros
poets. He was assured they were
good.
what was the last show you
had here?" asked the manager.
The landlord thought for .
moment, and turning to the clerk
said:
Say, Fred, what's the name on
those trunks upstairs %-Kansas
City Star.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-22


ONLY A sHAVEi
The other day a man walked
into a BARRIERS shop, deposited
upon a table q number of articles
which he took from satehel, and
arranged them with artistic care.
This is pomade," said the Wis
itor.
81 am we'll supplied" said the
barber.
"This is hair grease"
I'm full up with hair grease.
Here is some fine bay rum. !"
Don't doubt 1t, but make my
own bay rum and put on foreign
labels. Nobody knows the differ
ence."
Here is some patent cosmetic
for the moustache."
81 know it is for the moustache,
also for the whiskers, and all that,
but I'm thoroughly stocked and
reeking with cosmetic at pres
ent."
Here is an electric brush, a
duplex elliptic hair dye, lavender
water, and a patent face powder"
81 don't want any of them"
81 know you don't
SOS t.s--s--, .....ss
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-22

"Then why do you ask me to
buy theml"
II did not ask you to buy them.
Did | say anything to you about
buying thems"
ihcofne to think Of it, you
didn't
II did not come here to sell
anything. only wish to let you
know that | possess ali the toilet
articles that a gentleman has any
business with. Now give me an
easy shave without asking me to
buy anything"
Magistrate-Do you mean to
say such aphysical wreck as he is
gave you that black eye?
Plaintiff Shure, he wasn't a
physical wreck till. he gave me tn
blaek.eyel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15

sebeimniBDOII iinDerFiesbor birsit aus
benz 0tlftn auf bic Rdber fchob. Wnn
Iogt, bob Ct aus einem unbetannfen
inneren gersftt fIisbe. 6obe GeIss
gisbsl jdgten NIT uns ipeitsr. Das
fhone polIe Lag mdIsriih ouf Dem
6iigelriiden. Mus benz srinen Rano
bon gobentDerber fdouie oas ShloBs
bad bts nIten beriibmten Miinhbous
Ten beruus. lleber sine mdtiiee Giiens
bdbnbriide fubr Elm ldderIifes 3lgs
Iein, Dns aus elmer aofomotiDe uno
einsm Wasen. srob pie eine Streihs
boIsftadtel, beitanb. 4uf Der aoiO'
motipe faben mir ben Waihiniitsn
uno ben 5ei5er unb i'm Magsn ftdnO
Der Shuffner, ale bret sroieste Sils
bcnettsn In ibrer Ginfamtsit Drobsn
duf Der fhipersn Bride nnb i'm apns
iroft Der Bride unb Sss 3nsss, bss
Sinnes bes Deriebrs unb Der aeers
bes mdaens.
Der Winb frifhte ouf, ba mir aus
bem Shditen Der fpeitliten Dsrae
beraustamen. Resen fhlng auf .inmal
irdfiis iiieber. Die Giimmunaen flo
gen ku unb arnu, miIb nnb miIo,
uno aIs bic Scnnt ipisber burGbrac,
unb bas ganb. iiber bos iih Ibon Der
Ibenb n,ists, unb bas nod NIT benz
Dampf bss Resens eefiilIt mar, in
qekimnibpoller 5enigteit 5u Ieuhten
begann, bd mar ts stipas Wunoerbas
reg, Die Gbtne unb bic oiisel su err
Isben. Tod mantinal brdnsten fit5
f6on grobs SnbuitrNperis in bic refine
gerlaiienheit Der 2anbfhaft, bann
fam tpisber Elm gausrnoorf, init einem
fhtperen alien Shlob untsr ipuhtig
sstp0lbien gaumsruppsn. 1as juHss
2aub funtslte.
aber fdon fisis.n bic 1biirme.
Shlpt., Wsiiblen uno DGhsr bon Ga.
msln ubsr Der Wsier oui. mir sfsis
ten i'm goaen srpiihen Wieien benz
3isle 81. Der Winb ftiirmt Nib auf.
Gs III 4bsnb. Die Defsr etht gstrdus
i,It uno grin. sie ssb6rt urs nun In
2isbe an. sic In BON elmer reinsn
uno ftiIsn 2anbIhaftlihtei., poa sis
ner pbantaTi,, bic oft ihipeiaidm uno
ptrariibeI. III unb of Qnuntn bot, bic
mitreibsn. S6fusrs oeutfhs ges
Itifts III an ibren llfttn bearaben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15
Yap.riider ilnterIt. gereix.
GtritIbe radt snm Stabtperbanes
gpifsieit pollsdbIiB aas.

Der gdperiihe llntsrit. .sWsrein bes
tunoete aeitern lpisber feineH iomerabs
fhofilihen, oereinsbriiosrIihsn Sinu,
inbem er sabIrsihs GinIopunsen CUR
Ibeilnobme on anbern Vsrsinsftits
Iihteiten annabm. DieielbtH fnnsn
bon foIaenoen a0rperfhaften:
Teutf6er Qanprptbr Jrauers uiio
20hters s0erein, 3nn5trdn5hen ain
80. Mloi in Der Waibinsion platform;
WiIklm EEL Inherit. s8trtin. gienie
am 26. Mai in GobmanH's pari;
Deutfhe eliHedr. 1urn. uno afhleteaa
alub, Noltsfeit am z. gull In Neiths
rntbs pori; Dsuiihes altsnhtim,
Jriiblingsfsit am 16. Juni; Der. .Gdns
ger, gfingitftit am 26. Wai in Gbelisr
pdrt; Union 9dder uniirii. sgtrein,
Stifiunesfeit am 15. Suni in Reid,
rashs pdrf.
4ns oieie GiHlaoungsn rpu,ben ans
asnommen uno no es angling, fDuroe
8eibeiliguns in Gorpore 3useiasi,
oneernfalls pirb iih Der 0srein nadb
beitsn arGfisn betkilissH. D;eie 9ins
laounssn laeen in Der esitrisen Ders
Idmmlune Dor, bic In Der Irbeitsrhau.
un.sr 9orfis oes prdiih,nien 6errn
aoam Senoeibdh uno Der groiosous
fiibrung oes 6trrn Dan. qustnbisbI
itaitfnno. 6<rr 2ussnbiebl III tn Mars
iinspi[Ie ieinen Rkumosismus lcsgss
iporoen unb bic Nnipeftnbeii bes Ses
irsi6rs ipurbe nit syreuotH beeriibt.
prdfbent Sennslbah mics nod elm
NAL auf bas WoltsfeIt nsbft DdhHtns
Dsihe oss Deutiten SiobtDerbanbss
bin, bic e1hfien Sonnias In Reits
raths parf sefsisrt perDtn uno srs
pahnse NIT GtpIs. oab oen Bdper's
ifen llnkrIt. sUsrein bic 1usi.ihnuHs
sutbeil setporb.n, bab ftin Yrdibsnt
sum 3rGasr Der eriten SABINE ots
Stootperbonpss ertorsn tporoen fti.
gs Tel GbrsnIads fir j.ben gupsr, be-
mersts Der prdiipent, bem Boltsftit
beisupobnsn uno ,r eriportt. ccb hr
Dtrein nm 9 llbr Rahmitiags tn
polltr Stdrte in Reidraths parl ans
.r.te. Tds tpurbe ibm sslpbs.
Ratiirli6 puree ouh oes eissnsn
sysfteg oebada, bss bdperiihen Bolsss
ftftes, bas am %. Su!i dbasholtsn
ipirb. Tas Gommittes CAB bic erslos
runs ab, baB bi. gorb<rsiiuns.n gut
sinatl.itst pdren uno Der alte bdpsr''
Tts Griols ni6t ausbleiben fpuros.
au6 uuf bds 9ereinsbilo ruros
binaepieIen uno bic Witalieoer nahs
briidlitit erfuht, btim photographer
sxrrn 6ermann Wusller, 0ine nno
Ws.r.r Strabe. fcbdlo als thunlih
porsulprehen. Die ginnohmen betrus
oen S38. an ardn.enselb seldnstsn
S78 snr 4usSabluns unb $125 nls
S.erkaelb an bic Witt,pe ots nerlfo-.
benen Wlitalisbss ReuB In Columbus.
prdfIbsnt Genbelba6 aratulirte bsns
Wsreiusfhosmeiiter 5erru Gastn Gis
iert. oeF.n 9ohter iih h<ute ptrs
mGhli. Hah Der Yeriaguns ipdren bic
6srrsn bic D1ite bes 5errn Wido.l
Rieb. Der in Babe cine Rsiis mad
Teutihlanb antritt.