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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

= DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
= For Presidenc 4
= WOODROW WILSON 4
y Of New Jersey 4
= For Vice President 4
, THOMAS MARSHALL
= OF Indiana. 4
= For United States Senate
= ROBT. L. OWEN.
+ For Corporation Commissioner
= JACK LOVE. ia
: For Justice Of sapfeme Court 1
- JOHN B. TURNER.
+ For Judge Of Criminal Court Of 4
+ Appeals pioi- sR9a 4
= HENRY NJ. FURMAN.
: For Congressman. 5th District 4
+ SCOTT FERRIS. 4
= For Congressman at Large;
: WH. Murray
+ J. B. Thompson
~ Claude Weaver
+ For Representatives
+ A. S. RIDDLE.
+ T. J. BROWN.
= For County Commissioners
+ District l
= ED PARRISH.
: District 2
= J. D. cHASTAIN.
, District
~ SELL pURSLEY.
= For County Judge
= N. NJ. WILLIAMS.
= For Sheriff
}, C. LEWIS.
= For County Attorney
OSCAR SIMPSON.
= For County Clerk
r. 3 BRADLEY
+ For Clerk District Court
i S. J.. NEWMAN
= For Treasurer
! W. r. CLOAD,
: For Clerk Superior Court
= W. L. MELTON.
: For Register Of Deeds
> ]. T. HILL
! For Tax Assessor
= v. H. HULEN
: For County superintendent
- G. #. NEWELL.
; For Surveyor
= H. A. CRANWELL.
= For County Welgher
, c. C. G0ETTTNG
; For Justice Of the Peace
4 ; T. p, MOORE,
: w. W. CLARKE
: For Constable
s. > BEN +. PHILLIPS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-28
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Cash paid for clean cotton rags
Express office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-28

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, 1912-08-31

og Sekretmr, afhoder hvert Aars Maj eler Juni Maaneder su
SYN over de Kommunen tilh0iende Skolebygninger med Lser-
erboiger og g6r Indstiiing til Neutrality-suspicious. om
de Reparationsarbeider, som anaes for noIvendlge, eler som
MATTE we're 0nskehge. Td
Naar Diet er vedtaget, hviIke Reparationer der skulle nd f.
f6res, og P4ngene dertil ee bevI2eie, fu~tse;ter Skoiesynet del
Tden for Udf0relsen deraf under Hensyn Ill, 1T den dleige
Undervisning like, hvert Fald kun sa ids som muigt.
derived forstyres.
G6. j,
linden Udgangen Af anden Manned If Skoleoat ct afatter n
Skoledirekt0ren for Diet forl6bne Skoleanr en- Beletnin{ ON 81"
samtlige Skoler, saavel kommunNle som private, o9 ON Under
VlsningsvRsenets Iistand, hvnken Beretning, efter al rare
foreI"gt Skolekommissionen, der dertil kan f6e de Bemerk-
ringer, hvortil der MATTE v@re Anledniug, iudsende9 til
GuYernemGntet.
, 1912-08-31
AFSNIT VI.
SERtIGE B~EsTENMELsER.
s 81

e
Saafremt Diet we'd Opetese af hee Skoledhtrikter er
r"a @nder Niaade matte biye muigt at inddele SkoIebornene n @sd Ehssrs
Pn Lan'9 T, =, = Af h n%e der u ndr liver for sig, hen r5 eP%sdaxs1
Ige SkoIetNI for begge AfdeInger tnsammen til 80 TIrer, 90 daSSk''"r
Lac epersonaIet we'd en- Landskole biver d" efter de S 20
antNte iie9ler at hstsvtte Forhold iii Diet Antaj If Eaeyer,
som mdervis's samudig, dog saalede% a liver Slw, med
over 40 Clever Dor have baade en- Forstelerer os Ell $ erar- UgentTet
Grundlonnsn for de F6rstelerere og for de syhererinler,
hyi* "gcntIise 1inetai de'efter biver 80 eHer derover, for s s@o$y-
hoies Ia med 100 Francs for hver at d@e. r f5fandss
Rv.k DE An al ,.e EN- l0f 1s n+ p@ L"nd de- ,r som forayttes = en- Brssnns al
E"s.saft@so "f hans Looming nnsa"r, Zig Tjsneste"r we'd By
for skoleplgige Born enten af Diet oHyntIgs eHer syd rrivat n H@sEsT 70
n nn'" " KAN der, '"@r der til Hoetanne An+plter for Drenge- o sdsfat
P P5w e V ,ss moe n% kokks4e, vasksrsr s,st@er ser
mentet fast@ttes e SerIg Undervisningsplan, der like er
h""Isn at de denue Anordning BesenmeIser
be.,a nisSs ' S.1 % Hem ,,5 Haa"d L.,adS.o os discs L.esHnss AEssss::ssaass.
til 1T beholde deres Laeringe It visit Aromul og bive m
s af" Ir% tor Or a .I.,t t"5 boz a4 t p.nk'sf Ike 3 tyo's t Udd"nnelso
I'D, skaI der of Diet ofentige efer sloI commissioners Ind
Afenskolsr ener gives Tnsknd til Af,en~koIyr. hv~' I4sToge Op ;5
% ,5 andre urge Ham lyerkere k""ne ia" deres teoreHske u,.,st4a,
sionens TIsyn, og under Mesrenes An~vnr skuIe Lae.Inyeue sAttvanA
we're '0'P"s'e'7 III ut 4slt"sS dsfes OpIerylsoins.
S5oekommjSdonon shl, na,r der MATTE zee Apeaniog ,na.uan,
derh, pa sit oarH9e Udkast til Skoeye,enet~ Budget stne o e a uMan-
Fofs@g ON BeyiHng "f ct Bolob, der etter commissioner "'s sd lN"N
OndestotteIse for Lerere os nnge Monnesker, som vile sose
y,det 3 Odd"nnehe Moderlandet og dsrehor veudo ulbase
Sudan Understatelso ska fortrin~vis Ruune tIdeIes: Apapa.c
" b@l ahsaite lnnnn l@arele, sol vile sOGe Ud-A Kmnnun-
lnhes ct Sfenhgt Skoefag og dertl Forveien have skret ale L"H@S
sig nogen PengeIjHlp
. S@rlS hinke Hj@Pere og HjepeIarere yd Diet b vopszd.
HSHtHSc kuiGNtGSt som / AlOO0nAlIet VIn SGyp 11On LSrre
nese som Lererp.
c 'YeIbesavede og aittige Clever fra de un,erst0ttede : ns~F fra
S Sh3Isr ellie andre hojee skoer som med golt Res,Hns have h'*re Sh's"
neStaaet AtIntnlngsproyen saadanDe Skder3 uyersta kasse
% dereiter onSke at overga til e n SkoIe Nc 6rlnna i.
q EeIcegaVede og dyghge unge Huandvelke som heve 4 Hauu5.
odSmae dereS Lerehd og have erhvervet sig den FAC soa- workers.
vel prNk Fke som teoreiske Uddamese, som hf kan e. tas
II
pet tastse ties af Guvernementet, til hvnken It'd leaoe shokanora-
Anordnng sal tHple Kraft, og Anordning af Z Mai 1884 R InsSsas-
derived oph@ves. den.
HVoretter allie Nedkommende sig have at rette.
Gnvelnementet for de dansk-yestndiske Der
St. Croix, den 1G August, 1915.
Under min Haand og Guverrementets Saoj
H"ELWEGLARSEN.
Il. S. -----
BAUMANx.
est
/ HenhOId til denne Anor5nino & - ko4-
, 1912-08-31

Skolcdirek-
t~ren or Lac
rCrnCS naer-
m9Btc over
NrdR&de
Skoledirekt6
rens Tilsyn
n cd Skoerne,
30Ecs Under
Wishing OK
Protokallt
, 1912-08-31

Maanedlige
Portland
Sm0
, 1912-08-31

Specielle
MverV kunne
SVerdrages
Fernandez
eller Skoledi-
rcktoren.
Mulkterinpcn
for Skoafoi'-
SommelScr.
, 1912-08-31

Skoleanordning for
st Croix Kommune.
, 1912-08-31

LandskoIef:
mes Elevers
modelling
Formiddags
or EftermidI
dagsklasser
, 1912-08-31

,naols 70
bardl;nr roo
I4s.arnG3cr
, 1912-08-31

Medlem-
merneS Ret
til at inspi-
cere samtlige
Skoler.
, 1912-08-31

Skdehoml
n1issoneB
PkRtaa- og
MyndiRhed.
, 1912-08-31

Skolcdirek-
II rt bN HlgC
livery.
, 1912-08-31

'Skolesyn.
SalpnlenS1t
ming deraf-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-15

P.'L. Byard Is here from pSrkesirsss
burg.
p H. shaid, Of Elkins. IS 4 city
visitor.
Harrison n Smith of Farnum. is q
city business visitor.
Henry s. Anawalt Of Weston, Is a
business visitor in the city. +.
Birk stathers, leading attorney Of
Weston, was here on legal business
Monday.
The Rev. and Mrs. o. Dale King and
children went to Parkersburg Monday
morning to spend several days visit.
Ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hutton re-
turned home Monday morning from a
several days visit to New York and
Washington.
( Mrs. Elizabeth Low has returned to
her home in Lewis county otter visit
Ing her niece, Mrs. comden sommers
for several days.
Or. Elkonah HUXLEY, president Of
Broaddust Institute at PhilippI, was
in the city Monday looking after bust
ness for the institution.
Arthur Thompson, assistant state
historian, is here from Charleston on
o brief visit TO his mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Thompson, of cloy street.
Mrs. W. M. osburn, accompanied by
Or. j. W. Johnston. went to Baltimore,
Md. Saturday night for the purpose
of consulting. with specialists at Johns
Hopkins hospital regarding an afllc-
ton from, which she is a sufferer,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-15

To the Stockholders Of the Fairmont
and Clarksburg Traction Company:
Notice is hereby given that, pursu-
ant to a call by a majority of the
Board of Directors, a special meeting
Of the stockholders of the Eairmont
and Clarksburg Traction Company
will be held at Room No. 400, watson
Building, in the City of Fairmont,
West Virginia, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon on Thursday, May 18th,
1912, for the purpose Of considering
the consolidation of the capital stock,
railroad franchises and property of
the Fairmont and clarksburg Trac-
ton Company with the capital stock
railroad, franchises and property OF
the Fairmont and Northern Traction
Company and Of the Clarksburg and
Weston Electric Railway Company.
WALTON MILLER. Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-15
GAS. WELLS
Are Drilled at Several Points
|. in the County of
Harrison.

On Jakes run. Grant district, this
county, the Rockford OIL & Gas Com
pany is starting test on the Minnie
Boyles lot. On shalls run, Union
district. olandus West has completed
a test on the E. ]. Davisson farm
and has fair gasser. On Suffers
run, in the same district, the. Hope
Natural Gas Company has started to
drill test on the John Hinkle farm.
On Hites run, Clark district. L. S.
Hornor and Company, are due in the
fifth sand at a test on the John
Basel farm.
On Elk creek Clark district, this
county, sperry and sperry have-com-
pleted test on the Day lot and have
a gasser.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-15
/ EBOING
n = IN " III
.Ieagne Openg Ionieht.

1 ?. y w.
The opening game of the newly
organized Gore Alley Dnek Pr
League viii be, played at the alleys
Monday night at O'Clock when
Captain Dresback, stonig hthhauanan
Captain Bert Gains team will meet
Captain Dresback's team.
I This IS the first three man duck
-pih team ever to be run In the city
and It is thought by local bOwlers
that It will be success on account
OF the short time it takes to roll a
game.
The officers OF the new league
are P. e. Williams. president; Earl
q. Dresbach, secretary; and Ray
-mond Rady. treasurer. The follow
mis- the schedule for the first week,
the remainder OF the schedule to be
made known when the schedules
that are being printed are deliy-
cred:
Monday night, Glen Elk VS..
sananitas; Tuesday night, Har-
.baugh OIL Company vs.. Adamston;
Wednesday night, Donohue and
Johnson vs.. Kings Friday night,
caywood stogtes Vi. Candy Kids.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-15
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
To Meet Tonight in Waldo
Hotel to Organize An
Automobile Club.

The following notice has been sent
to all owners OF, automobiles in
clarksburg and vicinity:
clarksburg, w. Va, April u, 1912.
Dear SIR
You are earnestly requested to be
present at a meeting of the local au-
tomobile owners and drivers to be
held al the Waldo Hotel. Monday
evening, April 18th at O'Clock.
The object of this meeting is to or
ganize an Automobile Club, for the
purpose of lettering existing condi-
tons.
Respectfully.
w. ]. PARdEIIIIL,
L D. THOMPSON,
H. P. sTURM.
Committee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-15
AGED
Continued from page one.)

Riley MeCloud, Of Mt. Clare; the
son is John Mecloud, and the
daughters are Mrs. F. M. conaway,
Mrs. Emma dinwell and Mrs. Harry
McGlung, all OF Northview.
The funeral VIII De ne1G at the
home Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
and the burial will follow in the
Hepzlbah cemetery at Hepgibah.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-15

To whomsTt May concern:-
MY wife, Minnie Markert, having
lett my he'd and board without just
cause or, propagation, all persons are
hereby notified that I will not be re-
sponstble for any bills. debts or obi
. cations contracted by her.
ALBERT t. MiARKERT.
The evening world., 1912-06-14

scarcely dared venture out at nisht.
Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney Press told
Judge O'Sullivan negroes had placed
watchers on his movements. They had
importuncd his wife and approached him
In his office and on the street, he said.
Two days ago three emissaries OF the
women called At his office and pleaded
with him to release the women. When
ne told them the two were thieves ana
he would prosecute, the negroes threat
ened him with dearh. Last night when
he was about to leave the New York
Athletic Club the Colonel saw several
negroes standing at the club entrance.
They slgnalled a. he was about to step
into the street, and the Colonel spent
the night at the club.
Even in the witness chair, declared
the Assistant District-Attc.rc ~. the
Colonel was not safe Several times
during the triaa Tho lawyer for the ne
groes asked the Colonel insulting Ques-
tons.
Judge O'Sullivan grew indignant at
the recital and exclaimed: "Such ac-
tons on the part OF lawyer are repre-
hensible! Col. Hartley should be praised
for his devotion to the common good In
steadfastly prosecuting these women
and the Distr1ct-Attorney as well as
the Court. should SEE the persons who
havo ben threatening and annoying him
are arrested"
One OF the women was sentenced "a
Auburn prison for from Ave to ten
years. and the other 30 Bedford Re-
formatory for an indefinite period.
The evening world., 1912-06-14
SANDER"
COMPTROLLER SAYS
Of NOTE ON IRISH
Replies to Eugene Philbin on
Park Playground by Ey.
pressing indignation.
"OUTRAGE AND LIBEL"
Declares People of Neighbor.
hood Join Him in So
Denouncing 1t.
COURAGE AND LIBEL"

Comptroller PfsndsrgAst to-day made
pustis me following letter that he has
sent 10 Eugene 4. Phiibin. President q
the rArkA and Playground Association
Of the City Of New York:
Dear sir-Upon my return from my
illness on Wednesday last there wns
placed before me = great mao Of cor
rsspondencs which had been received
dus1ng my absence. In this correspond
sncs md your letter OF June I, writ
ten ~ President Of the abovs-namsd
association. In which you call my At
tsntion to an enclosed report concern
Ing the Manhattanville playground
proposition. and state that your asso.
citation y particularly interested In the
matter. You then 20 on 10 say that
you understand the matter 10 unde,
advissmsnt BY . special committee OF
the Board Of Estimate and Apportion.
msnt. Of which am . member. and
you respectfully urge that the rAets
mentioned In the report be sivsn the
careful consideration they deserve
Upon reading the report" says th>
Comptroller's letter. II find the follow.
Ing TO be among what you evidently 70.
fer to a. the facts contsansd In the 70
port:
Cost OF failure TO moot the pesssn,
emergency will tar exceed the actua.
costs Of carrying out the project. 70,
generations the Irish gang which ire
qusuts svSry corner Of ths district hA4
The evening world., 1912-06-14
NEGROES THREATEN
PUBLISHER TO SAVE
WOMEN FROM JAIL
Col. Hartley Tells Court of Ef-
forts to Intimidate Him in
Robbery Case.

Col. William Hartley Of Ma as River
side Drive. member OF pubHshing frm
at No. 225 Fifth avenue and member
OF the New York Athletic Club. APP
penred in court to-day before Judge
o'sullvan against two negro women.
who held him up March q at 2 o'clock
in the morning, stealing 800.
A Jury convicted the women week
ago and to-day they camo up for sem
tencs. Then It developed Col Hartley
had been followed and threatened by
negroes since the arrest and at times
The evening world., 1912-06-14

had room to express itself. but the clos
Ing in OF ths city upon the district has
forced the s~ngs from their normal ath.
Ietio outlets to vicious and degenerate
lives. In the last ten years there has
been an increasing stream OF young mon
and boys leaving the district for a 60
josnn N the reform schools and prisons
after expensive trials and untold costs
for police and other agencies. SeVog
has the condition been as bad as at the
present time and the onenscs committed
are becoming more venal. Less obvious
results are affecting the little children
and the Girls In the community.
eNTERrAlNs STRONGEST iNDio.
NATION, COMPTROLLER SAYS.
1T IL needless for me to say" writes
the COmptrolier. that when I read this
extract from your report I couid not
help entertaining the strongest feeling
of lndisnation. 1 know of my own gem
erai knoviedE.e because ] am OF Irish
descsnt on both sides. and l think
know the irish people In this country.
that the statement contained In tho re-
port signed By T.. StaEg Within. and
which you indorse as referring to as
facts In your letter. d an ignorant ana
's s a,,n,nn ma. ba am.
my o~n sen. ,. ..,.,,n,,,v
porSsd Dy tha' OF oo"peV. s. 49,.
nave tsxsn oeeAson '" . Ill., 49, -
IN tine nAnhattahVnie MY WI.
are m the very pest vs,uon 70 J""ec VI
the correctness OF tine foresoans sts'e-
inent contained IN your report ana they
Join with mo In denoun@ng u a AT
outrage ana a libel.
a0potntad
your association. or any other organ
iEation IA this city. undertakes to say
that people OF Irish birth or parentn se
living In this city constitute a class that
10 dsteriorating into degeneracy.-tthis i
the word used In your report)-thc views
The evening world., 1912-06-14
I.AietsA ssr Kiii,.s Hassaaa.

Mrs Rose Moscowitz. who shot her
husband. Morris. 10 death on Nay u ~
their homa. No. - Third street, Will
iansburg, because she said he wanted
her TO lead an immoral life. was tndict-
cd to-day for murder In the Arst de-
grss by tho Kings County Grand Jury.
MrA AoscowttE was rsmandsd to the
Raymond street jail to await tSAL
AoscoWits was . vioiinist In . Man
haitian theatre.
The evening world., 1912-06-14
KEAN HOME IS BURNED.
Fire Destroys Summer Resiasnes
Of Ex.Ssna tsr's Brother.

Of Ex.Ssn atsP's Brother.
LONG BRANCH. N. ]. June 1.-the
summer homo Of Hamilton F. Ksan
Of New York. AZ Deal. near hsrA was
Quilted by firs this morning. Mr.. Ksan
10 q brother OF former John Ksan Of
New Jersey. The loss on the house 10
estimated at about $4,000.
There was none Of the family In the
house at the time the IRE started.
cleaners being IN charge. The family
was TO have occupied the house In .
few days. The IRE broAe out IN the
kitchen and before the bremen rsachsd
the place the entire house was In
nAmNs.
The evening world., 1912-06-14
You Find the JeWelry You
Want at Lamberts

We fill all orders Graduation, Wedding and Bon voyage
Gifts well for prizes athletic and school contests In DIAMOND
and Solid Gold Jewey Watches and Sverwae As we are large
poe and manufacturers you certain of the lowest price As q
the highest satisfaction
Our stock guaranteed gold and diamond ewery In all forms
and Styles large that you have difficulty in finding what you
want, and always at the lowest prices.
The evening world., 1912-06-14
Growing Calls for ENGAGEMENT R

Keep clearly before your mind that these Solitaire Diamonds b
engagement rings and graduation rings all Of brilliant color and
are cut with exceeding care and you will realize what the prices
quality good enough for us to guarantee We will sell
anything cannot guarantee, we have been telling the
for Diamond Engagement Rings and Diamond Jewey Mougs
from factory ION the pemes solid 1karat and solid ~
oO1ja Jp1at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-02
SALOONKEEPER FIGHTS TO
KEEP OUT OF PRISON
Jackson Man Says He Can't Be
jailed in Wet Season For
Dry Time Offense

The determined fight put up by Gar
A. Adler. Jackson saloonkeeper, TO
keep from going TO prison for selling
liquor while Jackson was under local
option, which has already been fought
through the circuit court In his home
county, and has been passed upon by
the supreme court, was heard in the
Wayne county circuit court, Wednes-
day, and will once more go back to
the supreme court
Adler was convicted, May /, 1911, OF
the illegal sale of liquor when Jack
son was dry, but he was not sentenc-
ed until April %, 1912. until after
Jackson had gone wet. He fought the
case until April OF the present year,
when the supreme court ordered
sentence. He was given 80 days in
the House OF Correction.
His case was brought into court on
a writ OF habeas corpus, Adler hold
ing that since he was not sentenced
until the local option law was repeal
ed, his sentence was illegal. This
point was not passed upon by the SUI
preme court when the case was be-
fore that body before. apd JudgA Man
dell declined TO decide the pcint until
the supreme court decided whether or
not he had Jurisdiction
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-02
WOULD USE AUTO FUNDS +
TO IMPROVE HIGHWAYS

LANSING, Mich. May l.-Secretary
Of State Frederick c. Martindale, who
is now campaigning for the nomina-
ton for governor on the Republican
ticket, says he will include as one OF
the planks in his platform, a PROPOSE
ton to convert a portion Of the funds
received from the sale of automobile
licenses towards the maintenance
and construction OF good roads.
Secretary Martindale is of the opin-
ion that II would be good proposition
to eliminate the local tax on automo-
biles and Increase the. state license.
At the present time every motorist Is
required by the state law, to purchase
license which costs 50. These III
censes are procured at the Office OF
the secretary of state. Every auto
mobile owner Is assessed locally &C
cording TO the value of his machine.
Secretary Martindale says 1t might
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-02
Looks Like PeHr0se
Machine Is Beafen

HARRISBURG. Pa, May 1.--while
Senator Penrose has not admitted an
out and out defeat, and Is still hop
ing to put up strong fight for lead
ership, indications were prior 10 the
opening OF the Republican state con-
vention here today, that Roosevelt
men had the situation well in hand.
Ii is practically assured that Will
lam Flynn, or Pittsburgh, who led the
coloners fight in the recent primaries
for national delegates, will be chosen
national committeeman.
Penrose and the Taft adherents, or
the component parts of Pennsylvania
erstwhile machine, will make no at
tempt to defeat the election of IL
delegates at large to the Chicago con-
vention. making the state practically
solid for Roosevelt. The fight. II
there is any, will be over state Offices.
The Roosevelt men held a caucus last
night and drew up the draft of a plat
form and slate for the nominations
for auditor-genersl, state treasurer
and congressmen-at-large
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-02

houses for all who care TO use them.
The work OF this sanitation com
mission has gone hand In hand with
that of the new municipal govern
ment which has been established for
the city OF Trlpoli. and in the admin
istration OF which many OF the ma
tives have been retained. The home
less people OF the city were hrst pro
vided for, thousands being removed
from the congested quarters OF the
city to the oasis where they were
provided with food. clothing and
farming utensils Later many were
brought back and established In
homes In the districts closer 10 the
city. A service OF municipal cleanli'
ness was then installed, including
everything from street sweeping mp;
the entire city lighted with electricity
and acetylene; meat, fish, fruit. yege-
table and other markets established;
n municipal slaughter house provided,
and also an immense municipal bak-
ing plant to insure proper food.
The municipality is now working
out a system OF public transportation
and in a short time there will not
only be a street service OF horse cars
but OF automobiles as well.
A complete system OF public pro-
lection has been established with q
police system for the city. while
branches of the Royal carabinieri
have been installed throughout the
country. Scores OF the former police
officials OF Tripoli are now enrolled
in the Italian police service.