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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03

WtcGlarp BON GIspeIano 1T isin Raaz
fOlger.
Sibnu aIIsns apsitsr
pro8eB.
WptbepiIIe, 9a., 2. 9es. -
Der 5petts gro5eB bes China 2lIen
tpurbs am Montas er0ffnet. Iuen
itebt iest unter Der Intlage, ben
Staatsaupalt Softer ermorbet 5u tGz
ben. Snt sr1ten Broseb tpurDe er tpez
gen Grmoroung bes Ridters Wlafte
gu Is Subreu 3u6tbuus Derurtbeilt.
Qieblpie melt.
Columbus, Ohio, 2. 9e3. =
Gin unbetanntss, ettpa 20 Sabre altes
WlGbhen itattete am Montug benz
3u6tbuus einen 8eIud ub uno bat ben
Warben Spnes unter S6rGnen, tbr 81
erlaubsn, ben ReIt ibres 2ebens i'm
9u4tbauIe gu perbringsn. 9us WtGbz
6en bebauptete, srIt tiir5lih aus einem
9efdngniBe entldSIen Doroen 5u 1eIH
unb baB ulle ihre friiberen Jreunoe tie
pie cine 4usIGBige bshunoelt hdtten.
Gs lei i6r nidt m0gIi1 sstpsien, etne
Steuung 81 behalten. ou iooenannte
quite greunbe ibrs Serrf6aften bulo
iibsr ibr 9orlsbsn unterridtet hdtten.
6err Sones leBte it6 barauf nit ben
,0oluntsers of Mmericu" in 8erbin-
bung, bic eine pufenoe Stsae fir ods
MGbhen iuden tperbeu.
Weqen NRorbes pro5eiiirt t.
isbon, SbiO, 2. DEG. - Sier
tpuroe am Mpntug Der Yro3eB beg 21z
iGbrigen sSDbn Goburn uno Der 35ldhz
rigsn syrau Marp gurrotps begonnen,
bic am 2. Septenber bieIes Subres ben
aontrattor Ri9uro 8urotps, ben Sat
ten Der 2lngetIusten, in gait 2ioerpopl
ermproet babsn Iouen. Wtun hofft um
Oienitag nit Der IusDabl Der Surf
| fertig au tperoen-
8urrotps 2eihe tpuroe am 3. Sep:
tember bon elmer Na6burin nit einge:
fhlagsnem ShGoel in einem SeubalI
| fen aufeefunben.
Der Stdat Iuht 3u betpetisu, bat
goburn unb sruu 8urrops 2iebhobs1
tporen uno ii6 psrIhporen, gurron.
su t0bten. tpGbreno bic 9ertbeioigun(
na6sutpeiien beriu6sn piro, bdB 60
burn bos 2eben Der 5ruu gurrpip;
por ben 4ngriffen i6rss 9atten 5u ret
ten periudte.
glls bic 2ei9s 8urrops' oufsefun
. SEN ipurbs, sluubts bic ppIi5ei gu
nG6it, buB sr bas Spfer zines Roub
| m0roers lei, als dber goburn I'M
ssruu gurrotps our Telben 3sit Der
miBt tpurben, ri6tete iih Der Weroaf
oeoen Die geiben. sic tpurben einia
/ Sage fpGtsr in oem Sdufe elmer 9ant
Goburns, in MiGliumsport, dufgefun
J ben.
goburn bsbuuptete, baB Burrpr
feline ssruu gu srtpiirsen perfuht huf
: uno er baatpiihen geiprungen ie
, gurrpps babe i'm nit einem Hepolps
: onsegriffen, lporauT er ben'elben m
] einem glGtt.iisn ben Shdoel eing
r i6laaen unb bann fiinf Ruaeln in ie
: nen aDrper seiuat babe. gei Der gpI
!. MISUNDERSTANDING spnn.sn isi1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
Spinmh1ble.

Die 9sbeimpoli5iiten S6iitte, 9ens
ter unb @ernbarbt boben seitern etne
bon benz 80 Sabre alten Neaer s. Roz
binIon, go. 523 plum Strabe. gehalz
tene SpiumbobIs olls. RobinIon lpurs
be tpesen 5altens elmer SpiumbOble
psrbaftet, tpdbreno Die % Sabre alte
Reserin Gillian RufeG Don go. 319
Qongiportb Strabe, 1pelhe beim Huuz
den absefabt tporosn mar, tpegen Be
fuhs elmer SpiumbDble feiteenommen
tpuroe. 3tpei SpiumpfeiTen nebt 3us
beh1r tpurben beihlaenabmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
ypuna Meu's glaine Club.

Die neuerlpGblten 8eamten oes
Woung Mens Blaine Club puroen gea
tern pereibist, tporauf prIiibent Ron
9iuenbranb bic folsenben Itsbenosn
MnsIhiiHe fir b1s laufenbe Sahr era
nannte:
peus 4ommittes: 9arrp grebrr.
0oriiBer; Ouolep Sotpuro uno Wile
liam Serome auerB.
Jinona 3pmmittee: Sboma5 8.
@rapbon, 9oriissr; 5arrp Rihter unD
5reb. Wehelmunn.
MitsliebIhaft: gbarles Stdsnaro
@orfiser; Wiliam s. 9eb uno CHARLES
McGartbp.
Wabltommittee: Sucob 5dlt, gor.
iiser; 9urkp 6. 0urr unb Soiepf
Shiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
Selbitmorbperiud).

Die 25 SABRE alie Wsubtl aaHel-
mann bon glo. 900 Weit Z. Mpenue
unternabm sefern Mbeno in benz
6auIe 80. 424 Wei Court Strabs,
lpo lie befreunbete Jamtlie beiu9te, .ie
nen Selbfmorbperfuh, iroem lie cine
QDIuna tronf. sic tpuroe iofort
rod benz itdbtifden 6oipital
ssbra6t, no Die Oefdbr unter Nnpens
buns Der Mugenpumpe in tur5er 3eit
befeitigt tulrbe. Wlubel Ranelmann
bate tiir5li1 ibre Wfutter burd) ben
Sob perloren unb mar ieitNm uns
tr0ftlid,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03

Ndom tord 9enhe a sneeu staan MaI apal msno PES
Sepb auer hno
ene oeH SoDspu
getaut
Dabart Die garnber9en 5fprn oe
Auud
lHan5a9e
SoIpta r seoen
gepn eWnal
unol
nooeu uH moen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
3eitsemafe Yeriiiamng.

poliseihef gnpelan bat geitern eine
0eriiigling erlaiien Dab Die Voliai-
ften Bel faltem Metter ibr beIonberes
augeflmerf barauf riften miiiien,
bob Vieroe, iDelde Iamgere 3eit ani
ocn StrnBen iteben gelaiien iueroen,
gum Sdpis gegen 6ie adlte nit De.
den perieben iiiio. Iieie 0erfiigilng
purbe auf geranlaliune Der Ohio
Sumonitdts s9sisQi6oit erlaiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
araternaI DrSer Of eagles.

Die Cincinnati Merie go. 142,
Graternal Orocr OF eagles. bait
bcute bon A llbr Nntnrittags on lire
i1brIife gcnmteiipdN ob, fir lpeicbc
folgelloe annbioater nuiaeitellt NOR
ben iinb: @ortbp pr6iibent. q. $.
Qopne ui1b Nobert Stotdlin; Mortbp
Ti5e-B -Br1iibent: Sarrp Mryeieb; !;
Mortbp anplan: Sol. 8, Mieger;
Sefretdr: 2ouis Nr0ermnnrl; Sdpns.
ineiiter: Mrtbur Wcoen; 9rlitee l3.
i6bsioer xsrmiu): GbrIes G@RusrIc;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03

augelnunOen an gurropg' Qeide snts
oedt tperben.
Die IntIuge ertlGrte an Montua
4bsno, baB Goburn fhuloio plaibireH
noble, fpenn Der StQat bic QnfIaos uez
gen 5ruu 8urrops fallen Iafie. Ser
Sfaat pe1gerte it6, barauf ein5ugsben.
. 8 artegsgeri6t in gs e it
Strgintu.
= b rlest 0 n, @. So, 2. Sea.
Gouoerneur @laBcoG in0oiiirte Deons
tag oaS llrtbeiI 0es Griegsqerifts in
Dem Sale bon aSelir Salmon, llrdlie
9luette, Sod SpineQe uno geefpton
Dump, tGeId]e lDeger @ioerItan0 1e-
gen Die WttlttdrgepaIt 3u ie ) 2Sahreu
3uhtbauS berurtbeilt luur0en. Mn
oere Angeflagte iino OerId!punoen
uno man rlt Der 2lnIift, 0uB tie BEN
Staat oerloiien baben. @eltn Die
Hube anbdlt, miro Der fleine 9elaae.
rungs5uItano in oen nGhiten Saoeu
alt19eboben uno OQ5 W2ilitar nQh
| 'E~"*lS bSoIoCll 4Oclue4l.
sine Grau ertrdntt lid
NIT ibren betben
Rtnbern.
y o d la n b s, Me., 2. Deg. - 5rau
4uittn @lpeI tDotete ii4 unD tire beiz
ben Ginoer baourd, oaB iie nit oenfel.
ben in einen 400 SUB tiefen uno nit
Wai1er eefiilten Steinbruh fprano.
Wean gluubt, oaB 5amilienz zStreitiqz
tsttsn Die uria6e Der ruIhen Shat bill
ben.
| Jrau GlipeQ mar 25 Sabre alt unb
| ibre &tnosr, 5pei anabsn, 4 refp. 5
Sabre. Die abgeIegten S6ertleioer
| fubrten 5ur 4uffinbung Der 2eiaen.
Man sIaubt, oaB Die 5rau i6rs ainoer
bel Der 9ano nabm uno panu nit ib=
men ms Baher iprang. 5rau GIpen
Iebte ieit etnem Sabre bon ibrem Sat
ten getrennt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
perheirathet t.

De- 9eI 7 qSI.
Columbia, 3D., 2. Deg. Die
9srmdblung bon Wiliom g. 5aplor,
pom csnoianapolis, Snb., Der i'm Sabre
1900 brsi Wpnats lang 9ouperneur
bon 8sntudp NOR, 5ur 3eit, als Der
Staatsienotor 9oebel erIhoHen purz
be, NIT syruu Rora Weners, fano am
5onntug in SomestoDn, en-, itatt.
Gs lit oies Die 5peite gbe Wm. g.
Saplors, bic brittle ieiner 9uttin.
Ser 0pnamiter 9ro5sB.
SnbtanopoIis. Snb., 2. Deg.
gunoes SiitrittantpdIt Miusr psrz
tiinoete am MoEtag i'm Snnamitsr>
groseb, buB bic Reeisrung nit Der
8orfibrung ibrer 3eusen fsrttg lei.
CUR ietben 3sit iteQte er ben 4ntrag,
folgenoe Ingstlaste au entlaHen:
Wiatom &. 8snion, Gait 9ulopdp,
81. g., pormaligsr prdiioent Der De-
troit ssoeration Of 2abOr; Wloulton
$. 0oDis, Weit Gbeiter, pu., 9epefenes
Mitslisb Der Grstutioe Der Snternuz
tional IHpeiotion Of Bridge ano
Structural Sron Worters; Sphn R.
Carroll, Spracuie, friiber Seamter Der
Qocul Sron Wprters Union; Spurgson
g. Meaoops, Snbianapplis, Sno., 9es
i6Gftsagent bes 2ocal Gouncil Of Sns
ternutionol 8rotberhoDo Of Carpenters
anb Soinsrs.
Die Regierung beabii9tige ni4t
llnIhulbise gu 5eitrafen, uno Denr
audi Carroll, Bsnion uno Meaopps
oapon aenntnib esbobt bdben IolIten
oab eine DpnamitDerit eritporung eriitire
10 tDnne man IS ibnen bob niht be.
ipeiien.
Gin Qntrug Der @ertbeibtger, bds
0erfabrsn ssgen Wihael S. gunnan'
bon pbilooslpbia; Clarence 6. Oopo
BON Rodeitsr; q. g.; Sohn $. Barrp
BON ct. 2ouis; Sames 6. Aap boz
pepria; M. 8. pennea, pon Spring
fielb, ST.; 5reb. Moonep, bon Duluth
Minn., unb anbere Qnsstlaste ein5u
| i.ellen, tpurpe dbSele1nt.
ssrant M. Rpan. prGiibent Des 81
1enurbeiter 0erbdnbes, tpurDe uls er
| tier 3euse Der 8ertbeioisung aufgeru
fen. Rpan ioste aus, bab er i'm Sabr
1905 gum 0erbanbs prdiibenten er
pdblt norben lei uno oaB WcNumar
bis gu ieinsr llsberfiibrung Der Setre
tar unb Sbabmeiitsr bes 8erbunbe
gstpelen lei. gr babe unnDgli6 wiiie
tDnnen, buB 9elber bes @erbunoes 8
! Opnomit @srbrehen benuBt apiirber
ba er bDbitsus 5neimul I'm Monat ba
Sauptquartier in Snoanapolis beiut
| babe.
Serbert g. 5odin, Der Die Spno
miter Mannfhoft orsaniiirt babe
ION uno fpdter als Spion fir bic Rt
oierung banbelte, Ieste am Wonta
IeiH Imt als Gsfretdr Shasmeiits
bes @erbunbes Der 8riidens unoStrui
.ur Giienarbeitsr ukosr. Sohn q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
9leime Rsli3eina@r 6tess .

- ssrau Sarab ssSones, 0o. 1906
spcanlore StraBe, erlpirfte geiirn
auf 8erarIaliung bes Boli5eirlbters
;Sride einen Saftbefebl gegen Wnoe
9oaan, bon No. 311 Dit II. StraBe.
ulter Der anfIaee, ibrem 13 Sabre
clten 5obn Ghnaps 5u trinfen segs-
BEN su babeu. syrau Sones bate lid,
bel ae1n Holi3eirifter beihapert iino
oieIer CAB ibr ben Ratb, einen SaIt.
befebl gegen ben 0saun slt erpirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
0Nas Gle betperfftelligen fDnaen, tuemm Gle
tuollen.

Se Dnn iebr pie t6un, bes nurbige uno fpoblthdz
ttge Iopo Staot 5rr Gbre efnDe gBert orDer!
sic t0nn nn plab in pe Organization Der Irber baben
StoBen Sic d niht Gcrnonien Sreten Sic ptl9 oor
&omAen Sic gum 5ouptq uarer in 418 8ne Srab DOR Der
groffnung, ober nafoem. menn sic punihsn.
QBenn Sie tein Mtarbter ien Onnn, 10 tDnnen sis
nisins 5r Subpription 5etrase e1msn sic oti5
Subrptons ormuar in Dem Raum unmittelbar redts Seb
Stride jeoe ai6aft sos brioeride Srgcnaon, eber Sc
ddsmann 5ausfrau oDer IDnise psrions be 5abrit eD
finansus tommne obe beruie Organization ale lnousn
uno a1 perlonn en5eln unp uiammn t0nnen stoas fir b
Safe Der bumanen uno io5an grbeferuns beragen Uan
fee Subtriptionn aus an siier 9ctoria 9upagampagn
soauptqunrtier 418 8ine Strabe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03

slerie aerste Is gu ertpabIeD: 9Iena
9loarns, ,sreb OeGourcp, Souls
@reur, Sbos. IS. Sans, q. R. 9toeB.
Ip, $. 8.' SuaiDou, Eupio g, sSea-
ner,; Snnere g3afe: gni[ gSe1oel;
9leuBere @uhe: Gbas. Carpenter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
Jn(an0 Ie(cgrap6
8 egen Cat m morbes pro.
aeiitrt.

Columbus, O., 2. 0e5enlber.
sSpiepb @ilion, ein 9iibnerr-angeItea.
ter, ipeIher I'M 9lugult B. $. leiHe
syrau MoIe 0iIion cine frilbere
shanipieIerin, erihoB, muroe Wson.
tag nnter DER slnfluge Oes Woroes
i'm /. GRAB gum 9ro5eIie DorgeIiibrt.
Ser Batter, Die Dhltter uno 2 Shpe-
tern bes Mngeflagten, tpelde lid, i'm
8erihts5inrmer befanOen ituuanten
etn Inlites Webflageu on.
WiIiou, Der DON ieiuer Grou &c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
-$2O00Oo Gninnas des nno bedes 9opta 81 rel
Gin elppeu AT sen &aoisnams ser Gnobner Cincinnati
400 slrbeiter, mm $500, 900 aufsubrinaen.

Nier6urber 5runbe os Guten Sanlarters sopals quite
gurser ele obne Rudh auf Gaubn oas aufopfsrnOs ae
Der garmhr8gen Sdueern unb hn iidbtiee pObl
tbdg Irbeit bic tie fir ods 8mnpeen perrn, iopie ben
Segn Der hr opd r Cincinnati aepeien ti anertennen
perben h hute Onfog Den g. DECEMBER 81 br 4benos
in Alb 9ine Sab periam me cine aumpagn 5u organ
ren bom 100000 dufge brdt perbn bic sp Jigel oes
nien 6opitals gum Guteu sanariter in Clifton bouen
Do gefrbsn Der 400 qrbetsr Der 9auienoe bic nit
tbnn iberaQ in hieiar Stdbt pmpabiren piro ein bic
100000 in df 5nssn af nbngen Sober ben Irbeitern
pirb n9e Sunbn jebm ad 5ugen ba5u benuber
leute auuiufsn sur gteuerung 5u peronlaen 4e
4rbeter perben lid, DECEMBER uHo ebm oarauf fol-
9enoen Gage gum mtaeeeE in AIS 8n Strabe einfinbe,
gerit obuiatt. Aa. DeriammIunsen prosn in 4l8 gins
Strabe absebalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
Seutid,er gitterariid)er Stub.

sln Weittipoh finbet Die ssabre5s
perlammlung Oes 9elttiden 2ittera-
ridden alubs Itatt. Yrditoent Or.
sSsuettner iprid)t iiber Die 3ufunft oes
Glubs uno Sefretdr &arl Serrle
mirit einen Niidblif. Gie geanlten
eritatten ibre Herifte ulro auBerOeln
fiuoet Die Wabl 1tatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03
MntomDbil geltoblen.

gbas. giaians bon WhWiaan
uno @iblanb glpenlie nrelbete geItern
scr Boli3ei, oaB ibm iein 8uif-RoaO-
Iier autonobil in, @ertbe BON $500
ent1peroet moroeu lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03

Gin Weerid) Ser ba8 erite 0eo[
prebigt, riibrt qerpiB geielnanben 10
iebr, aIs iih Ielbit,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03

1ts Je0tn 9Nttn BNrgers Wlr0l9.
spurber
SSii
qeu a
6mtoe
Oer
ben iuo
oa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03

trennt Iebte, id,ob tie nieoer, ais cr
horte, bnB lie nit etnem anoereu
Weanne 5ulaulnenlebe.
Gr= 0ouperneur Sdp lpr
pon &entudn M ieber
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29
At $500

An urivallcd collection Of
smurtN Tailored Suits OF Mnn-
nish mixtures Whlpcords, Ding-
lnals and Novelty cloths. Some
have slightly raised Empire
backs. The skirts are made
on straight lines with little
cluster plaits at tho side bot
tom, and IN modified Panler
STYLES. Practically all tho now
est shades are here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29
WIDE AWAKE SHOE
DEPAR TMENT
featuring fhe novelties OF the
season IoI2-IoI3

OF extreme importance, right
now, is the proper shoe. NO
costume is complete without II.
We especially urge you to see
these new models that we are
featuring for fall. They are
Armstrong; SHOES for Better
Dressed Women. They are
about as good a shoe as you
will find anywhere. Come see,
For dress wear-we call at
tention to q nobby model with
patent Kid vamp, with either
cloth or dull kid tops. 1t has
a turn sole and Cuban heel
priced at $500.
For street wear-there are
tan button boots, gunmetal lace
boots, gunmetal and patents in
button STYLES. Some have plain
tips others with caps. Priced.
$500.
A black Buck Button Boot
with black satin top; can be
used for dress or walking shoes
"a favorite at $500.
At t400 you will find every
ieather-in all the new lasts. IT
is hard to find their equal at s5
In any other store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

>0~~~N~@~~e ~0~|>~~~~e~~>0~(>
Mrs. John O. Mitchell and daugh-
ters, Misses Belya ana Eudora, eft
"Wednesday evening for Washington.
u. c., where Miss Eudoar viii AttcuG
Fountain Park seminary. Mrs. Mich.
eli ana Miss Mitchell viii visit points
Of interest In the east before return
ing TO Tulsa late in October,
Mrs B. B, Caik, who has been visit
ing IA Venice, ral, for several weeks
is expected home the first Of the
week.
Mrs Cal Conner, Of Kansas City,
Mo, is visiting al the home OF her
brother Mr.. r, D. Lee and family
DR.. W. NJ Wilson has returned
from a visit with home folks I'm At
lanta, Ga Mrs. Wilson and childron
will not return until sometime in oc-
toher
Mr. Joe Shoemaker, of Bartlosyille
has gone to Norman, Okla. TO resume
his work IN tho stud Nof law, after
spending a most pleasant Week In the
city Of Tulsa as the gsest Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs, Robert r. Ironsides
and daughter Bertha Marie. Of VI
nita, viii arrive I'm Tulsa next TUESDAY,
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Speed Randall and Miss Cecs-
te Edwards left, Wednesday, for 81.
Louis, Mo-, to be the guests Of friends
during the fall festivities IN the
Mound city.
Mr.. Robert Galbreath. Jrp Is attend
ing the state university at Norman,
Okla.
Dr. r. c. Bass and family. from
AHouston Texas, are visiting with
his mother, Mrs, j.. NJ. Bass Sro and
sister, Mrs. r. @, Rosser, at No. 1913
South Denver avenue.
The Book and Needle club viii meet
this week.
Twenty-one members Of the Rebek-
ah lodge left Monday for Alsuma,
Okla. to attend the celebration of the
thirty eighth wedding anniversary OF
DR.. and Mrs. f. l.. Brewer, to be held
at their home near Alsuma.
Miss Montana Grlnstead, Of Elcda,
New Mexico, is visiting Miss Marie
Salsman, Of 517 West Fourth street
Mrs. a. Chaplin, Of San Diego, Cal,
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Roeser.
Mrs Ella Bass Smith, who has been
the guest of Mr., and Mrs. j. r. Cole
during the last few weeks, left Mon
day for her home in Gainesville, Tex.
The regular meeting of the All For
Fun club has been postponed until
tomorrow evening on account OF
the evangelical meetings.
Miss Halle Byrd, of Lawrenceyille,
Ga, brother Of Joe Byrd of this city,
is a guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. McBirney.
Mrs NJ. w. Bovee of Bartlesville,
okla, Is visiting Mrs d. d. Nickel
son.
Miss Winnie Reeder left Thursday
evening for Warrenton, Va, where she
will attend Fanquier Institute.
Miss Jane Neves is attending the
state university at Norman, Okla, this
season.
The Tulsa Woman's club will re-
sumo its meetings Monday afternoon.
october 7. This first meeting Of the
1928 season will be held at the
home Of Mrs S. S. Robinson, No. 915
South Boston avenue.
Mrs, ]. b. Wilson is home from an
extended visit In the east.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

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4. "TIs the last rose Of summer Q
% Left blooming ulonei
o Al her lovely companions .
{. Are faded and gone; Q
o No flower of her kindred,
{. No msebud is nigh q
.fro reflect back her bushes, .
(. Or give sigh for sigh.
. IN not leave thee, thou lone e
% one. .
o To pine on the stem; .
o since the lovely are sleeping, .
o Go sleep thou with them. .
o Thus kindly | scatter 9
% Thy leaves DER the bed .
% Where thy mates Of the garden .
% Lie scentless and dead, g
Z. So soon may | follow, Q
{. When friendships decay, (.
{. And from loves shining circle .
% The gems drop away /.
% When true hearts lie withered {.
(. And fond ones are flown, .
. Oh, who would inhabit .
/. This bleak world alone?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

We handle new shapes and trim
mings, also trim and make over old
ones, at Mrs. d. o. Clark's, 400 North
Cheyenne. adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Tho last Of series OF delightful
dances given by the Shirtwaist Dane
ing club took place last "Wednesday
evening at Sand Springs park and was
one of the most largely attended and
enjoyable Of the entire summer sea-
son. The, pavilion AT the park has
been enclosed and equipped with gas
heaters, making IL an ideal place for
dancing during the winter months.
The members of the Shlrtwaist Dane
ing club and a number OF others or
ganized the Elite Dancing club which
will begin It's dances on October 4.
Dances are tp be given every Tuesday
and Friday night throughout the VIM
ter. This new club already has "A
membership OF one hundred and fiji
teen gentlemen, and ladies will be
given cards which will admit them to
the dances. No social organization OF
this character was ever started with a
brighter outlook. The officers have
promised to make the opening dance,
on October 4, an affair that Will not
be surpassed in splendor by any other
event of like nature during the en-
tire winters social season. There will
be music by an eight-piece Orches-
ira, and n male quartette will sing
during the intermissions to make the
evening more enjoyable. Hot choco-
late and coffee with perfectoes will
he served. Members Of the club are
looking forward to this initial dance
of the club with pleasurable anticipa-
tion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Mr and Mrs Anthony NJ onou-
nell Of Hotel Tulsa lefI "wednesday
for Pittsburgh Pa TO be gone fOr
several weeks,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Mrs. sylvan Mason, ~ Emporia,
KAN is visiting her daughter Mrs.
James NJ, Gillette, al 40. 1910 South
cheyenne avenue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29
" $4,000

Good looking models In three
or Four button cutawuy effects,
In four or five different STYLES,
all made on tho now lines.
They are of Scrgos. Diagonals.
Novelty Cloths. and Cumers
Hair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Mrs. George W. Stcenrod and Mt.
Alex Wiliami from wichita Kan. are
Visiting i. L. Ftoonrod and family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Mrs, A. =, Richards, Of Williams
town, W. Va, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs ". j. Flesher and family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Miss My-tlo Potter left Tuesday
for Madison, Wis, TO enter tho state
university, where she VIII take Me ~
Geological course.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29
Sir Stockings and
Others "OnvX"

This little word Of four let
ters spells "Quality'-stgnds
for the greatest decree Of per
fcction in stocking making.
There are silk and lislc hose
in black, and colors, ranging
from JOc to Sl.0O a pair.
Then there are pure SILK
stockings - beautiful, lustrous
ones too, that vary IN price
from s1.OO 10 $3.50 a pair.
There are some very pretty ones
OF italian" and glove silk"
among these latter prices. We
feel confident that we have
what you want.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Miss Edlth King Is home from Kan
sas city whore she spent several
weeks as the guest of friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Mr., and Mrs. }, G, Allen ana daugh
tors, Myra and Florence are home
from delightful six weeks yisit al
Lake Minnetonka, Mlnn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

Mrs. Vincent Wood who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter
Thomson, left Tuesday afternoon,
for her home I'm Claremore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-29

The 1915 class of the Jane Adams
Chautauqua circle held a preliminary
meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ID. w. Crouch, at No.
I'll South Elwood avenue. The clubs
president, Mrs. w. J. Williams, gave
talk on the work for the 1928
season The club will study the fol-
lowing text books: Social Progress
in Contemporary Europe" THE
Spirit of French Letters" Home Life
in Germany" and Mornings With
Masters of Art" Two magazine arti-
cles, European Rulers" and "A
Reading Journey in Paris" will also
form an interesting part of the years
work. The members are all quite en-
thusiastic over the work planned for
the year, having received a wider Wis.,
ion from last years study. Sugges-
tions were made for betterfng the
work for the year and all members
are looking forward 10 a very profit
able as we'll as thoroughly enjoyable
season for the circle. The next meet
ing is to be with Mrs. 2. A. Burhans
at No. 223 West Ninth street. Mrs.
II. d. Murdock will be the leader.
This will be the first regular meeting
Of the year and every member should
be present.