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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10
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Diatiss aufgaben barren Der
9srfaTunss SunentiOn Dou Sbic.
gu bi.isn gebOren Snitiatips
unb Rsfer.nbum unO Die Rssus
lirung Der Stsuerfraee Die beis
ben g.nannten Ginri6tunesu poren
fir Ohio i9on felt sinsm bal6en
Sahrbuub.rt sin orinesn0es g.bIrfs
nib, oa bic 2eeislatur pom eriten
Sags an, ba lie in Griitens trat.
9runb 5ur alas. g.gebsn bat. Gs III
Elm offtntlides gsbstmnib, oab bic
Gsiesgebungen unfsres Studtes mill
fqbriee WertSsus. Der offenilifsu
aorporationsn setpeien iino. Die
ipihtieIten 9eieBe, psIas oas WobI
unb Webe bss Stddtes am tiefftsn
beriibrten, tpurbsn niht pon Der 2es
gisldtur erlaiIen, ionosrn bon Der
2obbn, ben 4gsnten Iuer. Die Dor
tbeite auf Soften oss goltes eritrebs
ten. 9uraus bat ii6 srgebsn, pab in
teinem Gtaate Die oFfentli6en Gorpos
rutionen 10 emp0renb lpirtbihoftsn.
nie bel uns in Ohio. Dieie lobbn
tam nur oernthtet iperoen, inoem bds
8olt oas Rsht srbdit, GsIese. bi. ibm
Nrtpeiaert peroen. aus eigsner Strait
burhsuiepen, oosr ibm ihdblife 8.z
ieBe burh oas Hefsrsnoum 81 Sale
3u bringen.
Dieter 2biiht tpirb sntaeoengebuls
ten, baB bierbur6 Der aaraitsr uuf.s
rsr Reei.rune cine big an bic Mursel
oss republitonnhsu aegierungssSps
items gebenoe 8srdnoerung erleise.
Die reprdientotibs Rsgi.runs. b. B. Elm
ReeieruneS Spitsm, unter tpelfem
ods Bolt bilflos unb rathlos bem see
meinIfen 9ertrauensbruh unb 8errntb
Der 2esislatur Wlttglieo.r seaeniibers
Iteht, lei bic ein3ig b.rs6tiets aegis>
runqsform in oieTem 2anbe. Wit
cSnitiatipt uno Refsrenbum tperoe
biefes Spitem ssritort. 9as lit cine
off.ntunbig faide 8arfteuuns bes
Suhpsrhalts. Ulit oisien ginrihtuns
gen pirb bos reprdi.utatipe Gpitfm
ni6t oufsebobeu, Ionoern .s ipirb perz
beHtrt, inbem es 9errntb am 0olfe
oerbinoert. Die entgsg.ngeieste 4ns
iiht tpirb nur bon ben oroben Rorz
porationen Dertreten, bic bislang bas
reprdi.ntatiDe Spitem gum Rahtbe!l
oes 8oites miBbrau6t baben unn es
1T beaeihnsno, bab in Der lesten 2ss
sislatur bic WetgIisoer, Die tpeeen
corruption untsr 4ntlnst iteben.
Die enereiiGSten 9esner pom Jnitius
tipe uuo Rsferenoum Ddr.n.
Shou DOT aH5is 5ubrsn purbe bic
RotbnenoIsteit empfunosn, oem for
rlpten Werbolteu Der 2eaislotur enis
segen5uipirten uno tbatidblin bat
man unter Der jeBigeu aoniiitution
perfudt, b.fes 3iei gu errei6sn. I'M
benz man bic 0epalten Der Qegisldtnr
teoeutenb pertiir5te. Qlein oas Miir
tel bat ii6 als perseblih erpiefen.
Die 4nndlte Der Rorporntionen err
fdnnen cine Gift mad Der nnbern, bie
Geeislotur bon ben aontrolmnBregeIn
Der Derfufune frei 3u MAIDEN, mas
ihnea. pie 5ebtr tpeiB. nur an gut ees
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10

Wis cine Snfel Der Selissn liest in
Der 3eiten @ebr1nge bic pia3sd bi
Gpdsna bem Deutihen. ben aud in
Der Jrembe Der ihone 9orilang Der
Meibnahtsfrsube In ben Bann itiner
finblihen llnrube sisbt. Die 1reppe.
oie brett. nit Der 8ebdbigteit zines gts
ihDdBisen 3eitaltsrs BON ben baum
gegiirteten 5Dben bes Wlonte pincio
IN ben felbftperftdHoIihen 2aitern Der
aIten 5rembenquortiere bsrdbiteigt, lit
ipie Elm oeutfhsr Walb pon Sannen.
Wliiteln unb Stduheru, uno bort tann
man es erleben, Dab man an einem
thotenIoTen 8ormittag auf ben Weetn,
oas Welihlanb 81 ereriinoen, itekn
bleibt. Gin giibhsn, nas ein grimes
6iitlein trdgt uno petsr gerufen fpiro,
blsibt troboem Dor einem 3annenbdum
iteben, ben es baben nil, uno plosIih
fdat es Dir ipie Watts aus ben Sbren:
beutihe Sprohs rinssum. unb Elm
beutfher Gbriitiinomur.t ipie irgen6
no. llno fir einen aueenblid lit es
Dir. als miibteit ou in ben paar beims
lidben Stunoen bes tommsnoen Iknos
gum alten Giebe rGtilIe Raht, beilies
Wahi" 3uriidiebren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10

nsn. gibinp3srosbaut obne atpriigclie
Gildpen, bas iit finfa1 nnm5elid).
Wenigiiens bic @eonnttnaIioSiation
muB geipabrt bleiben. syrsilish, Nboul
SoHip priissIte nihi. Wlnn Iagt. sr
fhob. Ghabe, bab Der jeoenfolls dnt
ebeIfteinbsIssie aepoIpsr niht i'm
Ghaufenitsr Ii,gt.
llnb bis 1aiIen, bic dht brillnnttris-
fenoen Wtp,tns gaIIsn aus emailitrtem
purem 0oIo. Gle haben 42,000 Dart,
nm oisIe 1aHsn faufsn 5u .onnsn, BOB
1T ia mDaIit. ipsnn audi aHfaEbar.
4ber mo treikn Gi. ben Mot.a auf,
ben man anit1nbiaerpeiie Gus Iolhen
5aiien trinisn fann2 ,Sbrsn ssbDrt ia
arnbitn niht. limb do nthntn Sie
ben Anff.etifh Der. Der MID. oorSham
IN Sbren porfettfubbcoen periintt.
ipenn oi.fs 2aif.n auf ibu sefttli Uers
benz
Rein, en- betail tann man 5duIenb
uno Gins Wuht nitt iauf.n. Gie
niiHen fhon ale Rdh!e suiammen err
itsbn. oas sanse, polle, ouftenbe WGrs
henmilisu ober gar nihis. 2aHeu
Sic iid non Sbr.m 6.rrn @smnhl sts
lpas nnberes Sn Weibnahien itsnt.n,
Derebrie 9ndbise Jral!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10

Sn 8 bio liest iest bic pihtige
5raes aur gntiheibuns Dor, OBJ bas
GefeB touititutionsa it, tpsldes BEL
Strufe perbiet.t, 9trbeiter leoielih
aus benz Grunbe au entloiIen, Dab lie
elmer Union ansebOren. Sn anbsrsn
Staatsn uno aud i'm Sberbunoesgez
ridt 1T bus GeIeB tpesen Ginsriffs in
bic Gontrattfrstbeit als untpnItitu=
tionsu perporfen rpprben. Die Grim
be, tpelhe Rihter 9orman peranlabt
buben, fir Die 9onititutionalttGt bes
9eieses sinsu1teben, iino iibsrssugeuo
unb befpeiIsn Elm @.ritGnbnib fir bic
ipsialen 9eDiirfniiIe Der 3eit, Die
man lsiber BEL ben meiItsn Rihteru
permibt. Die 2obnsmpfdngsr bilben
ungefdbr rs pro5ent Der 8epolterung
bes 2anpss- guf ben 2phn, Den iis
erbalten, 1T ibre gan5e grtitens be-
oriinoet. Gs lit bic Reigung Der arz
bsitssber, ben Qobu gu pertir5en, re-
ipettioe tbn nad benz 9eieB bon ans
gsbot uno Rahfrage gu rsgultren. 8u
in isosm 2anos cine ReierDe 4rmes
bon llnbefhGftigten porbanbsn 1T uno
nirgeHos mebr, als in btsfem Gonoe,
10 gibt es thutIGdIih teine NinimaIz
Sren3e oes 2obnes; er lam iopeit
berabeeben, baB bic arbeiter nitt ges
niigsnb erbalten, um bds 8oiein fir
iit unb i6re 5arilie gu fri'ten. Die
einsiee Nbfpehr bagesen btIosn Irbets
ter unionen. Deroen iie baourh
psrniatst, bab bic Nrteiteeber es gum
grinsip MAIDEN, unioniiten 81 entz
laiIen. 10 miifsn iih oaraus unsrtrdgs
Iihe, i'm 2aufe Der 3eit iogar repolus
tiondre 9srbGltniiIe ergebsn, ba per
niinftiger Weiis niht un3unehmen it,
ooB 70 Yro8ent Der 8eoDIterung
i'm gleno Ie5en iperbsn, obne Iich bages
gen 3u emp0ren. 4us bieIem 8runbs
Ioate oos 9sIes fur tOnftitutionel err
tlGrt tperben. St.bt bieiem Die Der
faTung entsegen, 10 muB bieis babin
abeednoert peroen, ooB ben 9erthten
bic 9oImatt ent5oeen tpiro. 9eiegs
fir unton'tttuttoneG 81 trtlGrsn, sine
4nIiht, bic betanntIi6 oie'er 5ag:
audi RooIepelt psrtreten 6ot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10
Sds Sddipnz 8antett in

8ds SatIpn 8antstt in
Waibiugtou mar cine oroBartiae
9unDgebuns fir Die YrGIioentf6aftsz
&uuoiodtur ppn 8pup. Wilion. Gs
banoslt iib bier nidt um einen gu
faQ, od ale Inftalten getroffen NOR
ben pGren, um auf Dem 8dntett ole
Stimmung unter ben 5u6rern Der De-
motrutifhen Burtsi gu ertunbsn uno
ba bteie iiberlpdltigen0 fir WiIion
mar, 10 ldBt iich nit 3iemEi6sr Siz
herbeit porausiagen, bab ggilIou Der
gonnertrdger Der 9artei i'm bspprz
itsbeHoen Wa6ltampf ieiu fptrb. gu
bieiem @rqebnib 1T Die Portei 8u be.
gliitpiiHihen. 4}iIion lit unftreitiG
Der Bette, fir ben bic Bartei Iih ents
FAeioen tonnte uno es 1T unbeitrsits
bar, Dab er iih aud i'm Ba6ltampf
ais Elm iebr itarter 8anbiout errpeiz
fen miro, na in istner perion ale
@Igsni6aften pereinigt iinb, bic bsim
8olte 4ntlanq ftnoen. qDilion lit Elm
RaHn ppn fortf6rittliher @eIinnung,
a6er in ieinem gan3en 2sbensgang
ltegt Die giirgi6aft, baB er Die 9rens
sc einbdlten ptro, ipelhe bic Ser
nunft gebtetet. Utun ipirb ieine Shrifs
ten 3itiren, aus pelhen eriihtli6 iii.
bab er gu elmer 3ett oas 9saentbeiI
bon einem 5prti6rittlsr mar, absr bas
pirD ffrperli6 ginorud MAIDEN, neil
nahfDeisbar lit, bag Wilion feline Gsz
finnung nt6t aus perIOnlifsm Chr
pei3 eednbert bat, iouoern nah Der
9lrt zines 9elebrten burh Stubien
nno 8eobahtung gu elmer anoersn uno
beferen lleber5eugung gelangt lit.
Milfon mar profsFor Der politif6en
MiHeniaaftsn an Der 9rinceton unis
nriitdt. Dime Ullbe tonnte man bic
Bidder aufSdblsn, uah lpei4eu CT isin
politpIhss Spitem 3uiammenseitelt
bat. IS pdreu bas bic Werte Der To-
genannten tlafiIheH 9tdtionalsSefcz
nonie, bic ben Stddt ntht ais eins
ton5eHtrirte fo8iaIe &raft, ionoern als
Elm nothtpenoiges usbel, oas mad,
Ardften in 9ren3en gu baltsn lit, aufe
eefdBt bdbeu. Sn oieiem 9eiits 6at
MalIou ieine .igeHeu Derte DerfoBt.
Utit Dem 4ueenblid. ba er aus feiz
ntm Stubir3imuer beraustrat unp
beobahtete, ipie bic aug ben 8ihern
eeidDpfte anihauung 10 penie NIT
ben fptrtfiden 8erbdltniiiea Iber.inz
ftimmt, dn0erte er feline politifheu
4Hiihten uno fper in dbnliher WeiIe
fsinen 8ilbunsssans ourdlaufen iit,
nxro bic srObe geiitestraft au i4dken
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10

Sn 6 btcu9o lit Elm Mann sss
ftorben. Der IsBtsrer 3eit piel bon ii1
reoen oemaht bat. IS 1T oas Der
retne 5abritant Grune, Der in 8ort
uno Sdrift Die 4nitht perbreitsts,
baB cine untperiitdts SiIoun9 bem
Grfolge i'm 2eben niht f0roerIih, fon>
bern hinoerlih 1T. Die Ser. Staaten
fpiiroen elmer iebr traurtgen s3utunft
entgegenIeben, ipenn oisie 4nfidot
Gingang fdnoe. 0is Crane gu isis
mem JebliaIuB geIungt ift, lGbt iid
leidt 9enug periteben. Die altsn
Mdnner, tpie Crane, Die iegt ii6 einss
eroben BobIftanoes erfreuen, lernten
ibr @eihdft ourt prdttiIbe Grfabz
rung. 0ds 1T etne iebr tp'tfpielige
S6ule. Die Soften lieben itt a6sr
beitretten, neil alIes i'm ueberfiub
pprbanben mar. 5oIsbdnbler. Die
WdI0er oertpiiiteten, tpuroen su Wil<
ltondren. griidenbausr, bic spsimul
10 piel Utdterial perDanbten, aIs n0s
tbig mar, puroen gu peruDgenben
3euten. Iuf oieie Neiie tam man
jeBt niht mebr in bic S0be tommen.
Wer bas Wtateriul, bas er perarbeis
tet, nidt genau tennt, oaB sr ben
sr6btmoeIi6en Wertb ouruus gu 3iss
ben ipeiB, beenoet feline 2aufbabu I'M
9anterottseriht. Oieie intims aennt>
nib Der Raturtrdfte uno Der Giasns
ihaftsn Der Wfaterie tann man nur
our6 ein geregeltes Stubtum, tpie ss
Die llntperTitGt bistst, ertperben. gs 1T
bas bic oeutihe Metbooe, bic 10 Wuns
berbares poQbroht bat, i'm 9eeenIag
su Der umeritdnii6en Metbobe, bic
troB Der unenolih gr0BerenuatiirIihen
5ilfsqueueu in ibren 9eiitunesn fturt
5uriititebt. 8a Crane offeubar ni6t
bic n0tbige 8tloung beIab, nm ben
Wertb Oes BON ben llniperfitdten iibers
mittsltsu 8iFens gu erfuiIsn, psrz
Iudte sr iie moraIii6 81 oistrsbitir.n,
inoem er lie ols 8flunSitdtten oes
Eaters branDmartte. 0ds mar uihts
Nnberes ais Die 8erldumoung zines
beihrdntten 9etites.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10
NOmiider Winter.
" 0 m DOR Dsibnadtsn.

Mud in Rom III bic Sonne nitt
e.pis. Cine TRADITION, bic it'd BON ben
oantbaren grinnsruHsen golbklsr,
mariner Dintertags ndbrt, bat bas Gee
gentbeli htbouptet, unp ie loft eiss
unb ibneegelpobuts Rprbmdnner bier
Der. um tie srauiam bus Jrieren 5u
Iebren. gs III cine adlte Die uns ers
fhredt. neil mir iis niht feben, pie BEL
uns. no iie bon ben 8srgen berunters
fteist tpe cine nilltommene gsotbpens
oisteit oDer mi! tbHm2llarmruF tn oen
atahten um bic 6duisr beuIt. bisr
ftebt lie btittren 4ntliBes nm nns,
iGmeideIt uns fajt NIT Der unbsians
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10

fptHen. bi, rctbipenbis III. um iid3 bon
iolh tief eingetpur5elten MnIhouunsen
frei au MAIDEN. 2lls 9cuperneur bat
WiIfon se3eigt, bab er aud bic 36ats
traft beiist, um feiner ueber3eusung
BON bem, mas bem Mobl bes Staatss
frommt, Radorud gu perleibsn. gineu
Der fblimmiten aprporattpnse eStaaten
fDie Rep Seriep In einen fortI6rtt.
lt9eH Stadt perpanbelt 5u baben, lit
etne 2eiitun9, bic Wilion 5u einem
beoeutenoen Manne ytempelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10

Inter UorIis Don 9srrn 6p. stiitns,
unb Der prototonfiibruns Ns 6errn
Geo. y. Ghronb fonb eeftsrn Absnl
bic Notwithstanding Der .. R. n.
Doistsadsr 0eitafhuft In Der Ct
Wnrien ShuIbnus ftait. Der Ns,
rini b<s ftebenosH Fommittees bsr bsei
Gotifsdder mfIoti. oab 0err 1n.Dur.
brint gum prdiicenttn. Aerr 1roni
NHlsr gum giss pr6ibeutsn unt
4srr Sol. Wolf gum e<fretdr bed
aommistss eripGbl! ipurnt. MIs
1cbiensrdbsr auf btm ct. Ulorisn
Gct!esuder ipurbe 0<ry $, Qupsylcnb;
auf bsm Ct. Job0nnes GOttesod<i
6err GLEN. Dpergtr il. unb auf ben
OF. Jpitpbs ssGotttsodty Orr Glem
Dcsreer X. oHoefslIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10
Wittiupdl, ben 10. Sannar 1912.

Brofeiior Mc2augblin, Der
SStnon5 Grperte, fiibrt, tpie mir
fehen, senau bteIeIben @riinoe on, nit
fpelhen mir ertldrt baben, tparum
@Iorih elm 9utes sSinun3@Spitem ents
norfen bat, oas ben groBen 8antsn
suia9t, ndmlih, Dap burh oieies Spz
item Poniten perbiitet tperoen tDnnen,
Die in ibrer Dirtung ben Reihen nod
beroerbliter iinb, als ben Irmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-10
Cincinnati 1nrnssmeinbe.

Inter iebr siinItisen Bebinsunssn
bai seftern bic Cincinnati 1urnes
,neinbe ibren 0runbrente Rpnirati
NIT ben penoIston Grbsn ouf ipsiisrs
Jtbn Snbr, erneueri. Tas mibis.
0sriiht pon einem gsr!auI Der Gen.
trail 1urnbolls i'll oamii poIitdnbip
binfdllis seporbsn. fxrr 4bolf Hroee.
kr, Der umfidtise 9srpnl.sr ber9urh.
bale, iit nun jsbsr3eit bereit. init Der,
einsn unb Gkislih1iien Ronivdsse hins
iihtlit bon 9Gllsn, Usreinsubennen
unb fOnitiesn U<i.liAisiisn obsuI6liss
Een.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-01-11
oaAlM SLOW Az eann "a.
Charles Mix County Closes Success.
Kml MnNMeF8 lFnhTtfske

NMl AEYSGEM ff9MtltKfk@s
aeddes fIsIIs 1fIx county has
JAAs closed one of Bin nDss SUCCESSFUL
farmers Institutes n nhamber
iaIn lopE6ent comm. Iesionef nf the
tiikut Northern fallr0ad was there
aud nlaas ore 81 lhf bert ADDRESSES
ever delivered nn l1a subject at al.
Yelnpment IS applied Is home life
III khe rural districts ii the suggested
methods Are undertaken 81 the people
they Will result IL making Ifs upon a
South Dakota Earna slie most delight.
NJ place II America n which 10 live
and ralse saniii
~ the corn contest the grand sweep
stakes prize hundfedaollar buggy.
given ~ Editor Tucker III fae Charles
Nix County News. vas wen by John
Little with d score III 500 Dir. Little
tame = this county from Iowa ave
wears a80 has bought farm and A
rapidly taking his place III 81 expert
grower Of corn. All 81 his knowl.
edge 0f good corn ii directly trace
able 70 Ilse wark Of the farmers lnsti.
suies aala corn schools ana contests
Lloyd 6ilreatll won flFsk prize III
yellow corn with score of $50; Wlll
SeFIbner second prize III ffe same
class With score of S1.4s
H ~ Gr0th won irst prize III white
corn with score 81 To-
n winter wheat John Scott WON the
first prize kir Scott bad ninfey acres
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-01-11

DeadNood Before Ieasins for NO.
bridge. where ha was called III look
into the affairs At state hank that
suspended Stale Bank Examiner wing.
field issued 4 bYfef statement 81 liz IL.
fairs n The Meade County bank. az
Sturgis which suspended December
e The net cash assets are sSss. 900.
Ahe liabilities S70a 000 and IND cash
balance 1900 The suspension vas
tae ~ khe drought in THAT section and
Ehe leaving II ths TROOPS gfnm Hort
Meade Ell summer many az the bank i
lnaEiN being on MORTGAGES which ehe
FARMERS were nnabl8 81 this time Is
meet owing II tha lack ut crops Kor
Two yeaFs Mr Wineaeld Il " the
opinlon That lIae bank Will pay deposit.
pra " ran hRt thaf Il wliI rsqnire
Two Or three gears 81 good crops 70
bring Il plAt Xhn suspension had III
e'fsft 0lI any other bank ii tho ffIIls.
and II little fels outside of atuFa.s.
Khs bank FAD deposits II oser
s4sa.ep0
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-01-11
SUNDAY IN RUSSIAN SIBERIA


Wrhmn Nxm - MnnwN era NnX1S Uf
n,,eeis ysi.s t,s1ve 81 s.. snnrer 4nf,rfo
i eta nlgTanr n nrv othar lnnd--not
ven s. rnefn sEshe rs,snalan. siberian
a,,ns.sv hass.,m usih natmr.aav'n nleht*s
lsIl ard ~ " rasne ~ ~ belIp ofI
rnnsalxss 81 h,,llo,,s saned Greek q.
lhado~ rSsssrekas hnear ahasr anthem ].
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.lerner han1s - ~ 5000 ana the
,essf s,+ns,.s l.,,s..ss,,s, ts,,,ss "a faaxsa
sseh Ens,~a Nv sn epIs' ,.s..n rhara IL I
..ss,,ass' "a .ael,av I. & 81 thai
santfem ss.6 rssssAs go va,v enssl IF
go + -. $500, - vsssn rs sv1ssy,ess
: 9,.s.s .,..,,.,sss.s 1905 = ana oraaf
s y 9 1srS srss sr,nrasaivs
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~ $500. s.s,.- i, - $500 s,,o.,s -
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49,. sTs~ -, $. ~, s., 49, s,, s. 80 M
s,.s ..a.. . ~. as,,I
= e 800 s,,,r, ..s.', 49,. s,,s
1890 800 49,. - 49, =.
~. ss,.~ 49, $500. " 80 =
ss -, i t... ,.,.s,s So. q $4,000 80
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-04
POLICEMAN SHOOTS SELF.
officer Stapleton Victim Of Accident
allv Self Inflicted Wound.

Tom Stapleton, a member of the
Ardmorel police force, accidentally
shot himself yesterday morning at
about $50, inflicting what may prove
"A serious wound.
Officer Stapleton. who rooms over
the California restaurant on Main
street, was dressing to 20 before the
police court as a witness in some
assault cases, when the accident hap
pened. In pulling his trousers toward
himself from the chair upon which
he mad placed them upon retiring, his
gun, a police pattern Colts .45 cali
ber, fell to the floor and was dis
charged. The ball struck Mr.. Staple
ton IN the right leg near the groin
and, narrowly missing the larger ar
teries and the bone. made its exit
through the fleshy part of the thigh.
DR.. Cox was called in and dressed
the wound. The wound while not
necessarily serious, may prove quite
"A troublesome one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-04
NEGRO GETS BAD.
Assaults officer With knlfe-Oisarm
ed and Locked Up


Doctor" b. +. Smith. negro with
d more or less unsavory police record,
endeavored TO start something with
police officer Roy Thornton Friday
night at the union depot. Officer
Thornton had placed the negro under
arrest for some oliense with which
he was charged, when ne drew a
knife and expressed his intention of
manufacturing shoestrings of the Off
Ger.
With the gentle persuasion of his
billy" Officer Thornton impressed il
upon the negro's head that he was
wanted at the police station.
Upon mis- arrival at the police sta
tion the negro denied having knife
in his possession, or drawing the same
on the policeman, but, after the set
ting of the dust of battle, a large
knife was picked up where Thornton
said he had knocked it from the ne
gro's hand and later the porter on
the south bound Santa Fe picked up
a razor upon the depot platform where
the scrap and arrest had taken place.
Owing to the accidental shooting,
yesterday morning, of Officer Staple
ton, who will be witness against
him, the negro's case was continued
until tomorrow. He was released on
bond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-04
A MAN WHO STOOD BY THE
PEOPLE-BEING FOUGHT.
WILL THOSE HE STOOD
BY STAND BY HIM.

During the last session of the legis-
lature a bill passed the house with
the silent tread of cat for the
state to get back of a fair at Mus
kogee. AS Senator VIM. NJ Franklin,
who is now a candidate for congress-
man-at-large, was chairman of the
legal advisory committee and mem
Der of the steering" committee, the
two most important committees of
the senate, was urged 10 support the
bill, the advocates giving as a rea-
son that it was in the interest OF the
farmers on the east side ofthe state.
They knew that Franklin had been a
friend of the farmers. AS usual,
he began to look for the interest of
the people in general, contending
that the bill would principally serve IA
local interest and would lead the leg
islature putting the state back of
other such institutions in various
parts of the state, soon consuming
more than million dollars or the
taxpayers money citing the fact that
Missouri had gotten back of three
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-04

state fairs, and neither one is very
good, and she has been out over a
million dollars, and the fact that the
Dallas fair, without state aid, is the
greatest state fair in the union. Be
cause of Senator Franltlin's opposi-
tion to this local legislation, he is
being bitterly opposed by certain
influences in Muskogee, and he is
being threatened that he will not get
any votes there.
Also, the last session of the legis-
lature Senator Franklin was the au-
thor of a bill to abolish the capitol
commission. The members of the
commission were drawing salaries
from the people of Oklahoma and
rendering no service in return. Sen
ator Franklin, over bitter opposition,
made the fight for the people. The
members of the commission are no
longer drawing big salaries from the
state treasury.
THE PEOPLE SHOULD ENCOUR-
AGE PUBLIC SERVANTS IN THE
FUTURE TO STAND BY THE MASS
ES BY ELECTING SENATOR
FRANKLIN TO CONGRESS. HE
HAS STOOD BY THEM; THEY
SHOULD STAND BY HIM,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-04

Hon. Joe B. Thompson of Pauls
Nalley Is billed to speak here today
but up to the time of going TO press
he mas not arrived. He is can-di-
date on the democratic ticket for
congressman at large and is making
this tour of the county in the inter-
est OF his candidacy, and whether he
comes today or not. he deserves the
vote of this county and We hope he
gets it. He is paying us his good
money to announce him and we shall
do all we can to get him elected
If a man does not think enough OF
this county TO come out here to ask
our support or at least run his an
nouncement in our paper, We dog
gone sure don't think enough of him
to vote for him. Joe Thompson has
done both and We are for him as bis
as sheep. Read his platform in
this paper, and begin now roofing
for Joe.
Later-Just at the last minute 8
telephone message from Mr.. Thomp-
son states that on account of brok-
en- down auto he will not be able
to make the Boise City date. The
above goes, anyway.-Boise City
News. May 90, 1912.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-04
IsTlNGUIsHED EDUCATOR HERE
Head of Centenary College of Tennes
see Guest of Friends in Ardmore.

Rev. Barney Thompson, ID. d.,
president of the Centenary Female
College of Cleveland, Tennessee. is
here in the interest of his college and
is the guest of friends.
The Doctor will probably be in this
city over Monday and while here is
making his headquarters at the Ran
dol. The college of which the gen
.leman is The official head is one OF
the foremost institutions OF learning.
devoted to the higher education of
young ladies', in the entire south. 1t
is directly under the patronage of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
south.
DR.. Thompson says that he has been
greatly encouraged by the prospects
of patronage from this state. for his
school fer the ensuing year. There
are a number of ladies, residents Of
Ardmore, whose educations We're fin.
ished in the Centenary College.
Among these are Mrs. j. f. Easley
and Miss Mary Bird.
Mrs. Pearl Trieves of Marietta who
will have charge of the preparatory
department of the college for the ell
suing year, and who will place her
two small daughters in that institu
ton, joined DR.. Thompson here and
will aid him materially in mapping
out the route he will cover in the in
terests of his school. while in Okla
homa
Yesterday evening Dr. Thompson
was the guest of theNIisses Bird of
this city at dinner given in his non
or at tie ChickaSaW Lake Clnh