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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
A SECONDHAND jail
ON COUNTY'S Hands
COUNTY COMMISSIONER NORTH
Is TRYING TO UNLOAD TT ON
EMMETT SMILEY.

If anybody wants to buy a ALL
they should see County Commissioner
w. l.. North. He is anxious to dis
pose of seven or eight steel cells and
cages, slightly used, and some minor
Jail appliances and furnishings. He is
anxious to sell out, and will make a
very attractive price to prospective
purchasers.
The county officers will move into
tke handsome new courthouse on
South Boulder avenue soon, and the
present offices, as well as the jail
building on East Second street. that
is at present rented by the county,
will he discarded. None of the fur
nishings will be moved to the new
building. >
The Jail is a good one and very few
escapes have been made from it by
prisoners. The city will probably
use some of the Jail furnishings, after
they have found out how much of II
they can use. Commissioner North
visited Police Commissioner Smiley on
the matter yesterday
Four large steel safes are included
in the goods that the county desires
to sell. Police Commissioner Smiley
will recommend the purchase Of one
of them. for the storing Of booze cap
tured by the city officers, in case it
is large enough for that purpose.
Nothing will be moved into the
new court house except the county
records. The Jail will be on the top
floor, and Is practically ready for oc-
cupancy now. AS soon as the deco
rating is finished on the interior Of
the structure the various and scattered
county offices and courts as we'll as
the jail, will take. possession of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
KAF|R CORN Getting
A GOOD INTRODUCTION
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOOK
LETS DISTRIBUTED BY
BANKERS ASSN.

Tulsa county farmers are being
educated on the benefits to be deriv-
ed from Kafir corn. one hundred
thousand booklets on the subject
are being distributed In this and 9th
er counties of the state by the okla
homa Bankers Association through
its members The pamphlets con-
tain sixteen pages. most Of the read
ing matter being the text of an ad-
dress by j. b. Adams, cashier of the
Butler County Bank, El Dorado, Kan.
who has been invited to address the
meetings of the five groups, into
which the association is divided this
month.
w. Il. Harrison secretary of the
Oklahoma Bankers association, who
has been pushing the kafir corn move
ment, says that the result of sending
out this literature will unquestion-
ably greatly increase the deposits OF
all banks in oklahoma because of the
good that will result ftom better
farming. In Butler county, Kan, af-
ter repeated crop failures, the banks
united at Mr.. Adams suggestion in
demand that the farmers plant GER
tain proportion of kafir corn instead
of Indian corn, and made this de-
mand a condition of loans to the far
mers. The result, as told by Mr.
Adams in his address, is wonderful
story of continuous prosperity. When
Indian corn and other crops have
been a complete failure owing to hot
winds and drought the kafir has
stood like a lone sentinel on the
prairies.' and enriched those who
planted it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
AGITATION Renewed
FOR MARKET SQUARE
BETTER \ MERCHANT BEHIND
a COUNTER THAN A BACK
DOOR PEDDLER.

The agitation in favor of the es-
tablishment Of a publ.e market square
In Tulsa has been renewed 1t viii
be remembered there was an organ
i2ed movement on foot along these
lines here some months ago, but il
ultimately died down. That Tulsa is
badly in need of a feature of this
kind goes without saying, but wheth-
er some individuals or corporations
will make it a reality. or leave 1t to
the municipality 10 carry out. re-
mains to be seen. other towns. much
smaller than Tulsa have a public
market, where farmers and truck
growers from the surrounding coun-
try are wont to come in days during
the growing season and display their
goods. 1t would be "A central point
for shoppers and would eliminate the
hucl(ster on the business streets and
elsewhere scattered over the city
one citizen who signs the nom de-
plume of booster writes the World
on This subject as follows:
Gentlemen believe one of the
many things we need to make Tulsa
a better town TO live in is a public
market house. II would give the
Tulsa county farmer an opportunity
to display his wares and to become
merchant behind the counter. in
stead Of a peddler at the back doors
of houses 1t would stimulate indus
try on our farms and decrease the
cost of living in our city"
II the Commercial club should
unite on a proposition of this Kind
II could no doubt be Accomplished
and the farmers and city folks could
be greatly benefited, while much
would be added 60 the civic appear
ance of Tulsa as we'll"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
WIDE MOVEMENT
TO AID KENDALL
Is ONLY COLLEGE IN OKLAHOMA
UNDER CONTROL or THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
OUTLOOK EXTREMELY BRIGHT
Statewide and Local Assistance on
Way-I'ncts From Church Publi-
cation Concerning school.

The Commercial club yesterday an
nOunced that II had completed the
task OF raising the $4,000 bonus Of
fored Kendall College when that insti-
tuition located at Tulsa. The money
vii be turned over to the college soon.
Enthusiastic talks concerning the coll
lege and the fulfilling of the citys
obligations To the institution, We're
made at last nights meeting Of the
Commercial club. Everyone in Tulsa
IL now joining in the statewide move
ment among Presbyterian churches
of Oklahoma to Make Kendall
Great"
In every respect the outlook for
kendalPs advanceemnt until 1t be-
comes one Of the leading colleges of
the state, is extremely bright.
THE Presbyterian Advance" is in
deepest sympathy with the movement
which, 1t says, deserves the heartiest
cooperation Of every oklahoma Pres
byteran. The slogan is Make Ken
dali Great" and the purpose Of the
movement is TO develop Henry Ken
dali college into truly great and
widely influential Presbyterian coll
lege.
Probably no college in the denom-
ination has more to commend it to
the thoughtful consideration of the
thoughtful consideration Of the
church. These facts about the col
'lege and Tulsa are given in the cur
rent issue of THE Presbyterian Ad-
vance, published at Nashville, Tenn:
/. Kendall is the only college un-
der the control Of the Presbyterian
church in the state of oklahoma, with
its 1900, 600 population. There is con-
sequently no division OF interest, as
in many OF the older synods, among
the $50 churches which compose the
synod of Oklahoma.
2. There is no other Christian coll
lege within 100 miles in any direction
with one exception. Most Of the strong
denominations of the state, the Meth
odist, the Methodist South, the Bap-
tist, the Congregationalist, the Chris
tian, have their own colleges, but they
are located at least 100 miles from
Kendall college, with the exception of
a Baptist college sixty miles distant.
3. There is no state school of col
lege rank nearer than the A. and M.
college at saltwater, which Is also
about 100 miles distant.
4. Kendall college is located at
Tulsa, a rapidly growing city Of 25,-
600 population in the heart of the most
thickly settled portion of oklahoma
and in the center of the oil and gas
field of the state. The city is easy Of
access. in the eastern portion of the
state, with four railroads and two in
terurban systems
1t may be seen from these consider
ations that Kendall college has every
advantage of location. 1t commands
a large section of the state with no
competition. 1t ministers to a field
otherwise unoccupied. 1t is not the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
Where superstition Halts.

David Belasco, at reception in
New York. was discussing stage SUP
erstitlons.
IAN actor" he said. will never in
rehearsal speak the last lines of a new
play. His superstition won't let
him."
Mr.. Belasco smiled.
Superstition is very powerful
thing In all OF us" he added. but ]
never heard of its preventing any
body accepting thirteen for a dozen"
New York Times
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
THE Cats would EAT
THE RATS-ITS EASY
TUISAN WOULD INSTALL NEW
INDUSTRY-PER
MOTION PROBLEM.

Philip Martin of Tulsa is said to
have evolved great "get.rlch-quick"
scheme. Friends of Phil say that 10
is trying to interest them in what he
terms an excellent business PROPOSE
ton, and is trying to form a STOCK
company for the exploitation of his
idea. Phil denies the story emphatic.
ally and there isn't really anything To
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
Not Ills Fault.

Llveryman (to rider)-Here, what's
this? Half dollar? Why. you'ys
been out two hours
RiderASo | have. but I've been oi
the brutes back only about ten min
es.-Filegesde Blaetter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
Memory.

Knlckor-What did he remember
on the witness stand?
Booker - Absolutely nothing; not
even a winter just like this. only cold
er.-New York Sun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-18
Spring the Happiest Shopping Season

Unlike spring shopping does carry with the grim rsi
demanded portions OF the cycle
Spring Fancy May the lighter happier creations OF fashion
Suit display and offering
encouragement for early
| mVing
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11

Rspgort, 10. 0tt. - 9nset;:
rgatricta" DON Samburg; nYrln3sB
,Srene" BON Reapsl; rWontsDtoeo" Dor
9enud.
abgsgonssn: .gictOria euiie" naf
6amburg; ,5rance" mad 9apre; ~eel.
ii" na4 2iOsrpDol; n8olturno" mad
Rotteroam; n9elItg SIup" nab ITO
psn6agen.
p6ilabslp biG. an9st.: rAn:
conc" Don 9enua. .
Gibraltar. Nnget,: rWpItte"
BON Rsp gort .nad HsapsI bsitimmt'
qlpmOutb. 4n9st.: a9sor9t
Wa1bington" bon 9teD yort, not
Bremen be1timmt.
Gtbau. 2lnget.: rG3ar" oon Hsn
Yort,
Queensto n. 4bgeg.: r9apsr'
forb", DON 2iperpool, mad phllapel'
pbia; st. Yaul", bon southampton
mad ReD gort.
Reapel. 2lnget.:: nGunopic" BOT
Bolton; ,Stumpalia" BON geD Yort
.Yannonia" Don NeD Yort. - Nb
eegangsn: wNmerica" nuh Jtsp ypr
uno Pbilaoelphta.
Wpntreal. 2lngetom.: nRopu
Geprge" BON gfiItol.
Qntnerpen. 4nget.: vUtar
qustte" bon philadelphia.
8oulogne. Inest.: rgieutp Im
fterbam" BON gteD Dort, na4 Hptter
bdm.
berbours. Inget.: r9eoro
Daibingtpn" bon Sem Yort, nad Srs
men beIttmmt.
2ipsrpool. Ib9sg.: Baltic
nab Rstp Yort.
6a1iFur. 4nget.: rGartRagsnidH
Don Glasgow. g.. +
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11
Rleine poli3eimahridbte

Sobn Berger bon go. 426 Smith
Strabe purbe geitern on Der Sobn
StraBe, nabe 7. 4penue. BON einem
Grauen5immer oeHen getanntihaft er
tur5 porber semadt bate. um eine sol=
bsne ubr i'm We1b bon $50 beftoblen.
Jrau 2uep Com, go. 1911 Glart
Strabs,, meloete seitern i'm poliaet-
6auptquartier. Oab lie bon elmer Jrau.
beren geamsn lie ansab, um atpei DID
mantringe in, Mertbs bon $50 beitobz
len tpurbe.
Jrau $. Snpper bon 5lorence,
&p., ipuroe geitsrn in benz 6aufe Ho.
13O Meft g Mpenue nm ibr portemonz
naie nit $14 Snbalt beitoblen.
Jrant 9tssius bon gpanspine.
Snb., ,nurbe eeitsrn i'm Warieiaal beg
Sranb Central 8abnbofs um feline
Reiietaidbe nit Snbolt i'm Wertbe Don
$50 bsitoblen.
- Die lIlanb Goal Co., beren Sf.
flee jih i'm gleape Gebdube befinhet
iteQts Dor sinisen 9oseH sinen Nonn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11
0ieS ,e,ab GaS.

- Die Gtrabenbabns Geiellihaft bat
ssHern Der Stabt bic iibliden proSente
ibrer Bruttoeinnabmen fir bas abse-
laufene Nierteljabr iibermittelt. Die
be5abIte Gumme belduft iih auf
$17O1.5O unb reprdientirt Ia pros
aent bon ben 8ruttoeinnabmen, bic
$136, ,120.06 betrugen.
- Die 2egal Nib Soeietp, bic un<
temittelten iuriitiihen Ratb ertbeilt
unb Ionit b<bilflid tit, m0dte serne in
n1ber. Wsrbinbung nit ben itGbti{hen
@eb0rben treten. Wertreter Der Gefel%
f9oft batten gejtern eine aonferen3 nit
Mopor 6unt nnb mabtsn ibm ben
Dcrfnlag, Der @eielll4aft RdumliAs
feiten I'm Natbbauie an3upeifen unb
bie Mgenten Der Gefeufdaft aus Der
SidbtiaHe au befplDtn, fotpie Tie ber
Jurisbittion bes GtabtanDalts gu uns
terjieIen. Wopor CUNT nirb in bieier
QlApeleesnbeit nit Gtabtunpolt 9eit-
man Niidfprane nebmen.
Die Gtabtpermoltung bat ibren
psitsiinsIi4sn plan aufoeesbsn, ps'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11
&erisnaI'N sti;ex.

S6ulratbsmitslieo . T. 6. s. 5 0 :
gel lit ssftern mad 8rooslpn, H. y,
sereiit, um an bas arantsrlassr ieiner
Sdnefter, frau Rae gobsn, Satin
Des Rabbinsrs g. R. goben gu ellen,
bic elmer Depei9s sufolge in nabe5u
bOffnunssloism 3uitano barnisSsrs
liegt.
Serr Wi6h-el Rie B, ein bod
angeiebeues YtitgIieo oes gaperiiden
Neutrality-suspicious., iii bon elmer
piermonntigen Heile nah Eeutitlallo
aeiuno unb tDobl nah Cincinnati gu
riidgefebrt. Serr Ries itattete baupt-
iGflih ieiner naberen Seimatb
8opern, iopie oen RbeinIanoen, einen
geiuh ab.
Mttt aufri5tiger Ercuer piro III
tpeiten arsifen bic auube psrnommen
psrben, bab 5rau Margcretb e
@ ifabetb g hDnebaum geb.
WeiBmii!ler, i'm boben Nlter BON 50
Sehren in @albron, Sno., no lie BEL
ibrer 9odter, Jrau gtpIe 5eittS,
Iebie, in bic Guisteit biniiber9ss
| fGdummert lit. Die Greiiin, beren
Biess in usffeIn geitanoen, mar Be-
relts in jungen Sdbren nuh gincinz
neti setommen uno bate nit ibrem
9a:ten, bem bstannttn heuti6en pios
nier Serrn Schann 6einrih SdDnes
baum, Der t6r Dor einem halben Sabre
in ben Sob poruufsesaneen 1T, lan:
ee Sabre on Der Utulbsrrp StraBe &c:
fprbnt. 0ur6 i1re perfonlite Sic:
benspiirbigteit unb ibre Seraens9iit'
bette bic 9erepigte fit einen GROCER
Sreunbesfrels gu ertper6en getpubt
Der ten sramgebsust.a Sinterbliebe
nen bel Der ihpsren 6eimiuhung, oi
fie bsiroffsn, bic ianiaIte Sbeilnahm
eniaesenbrinst. Die iterblihe Siia
Der @ntIh!afenen piro bebufs Bel
iebuna bitrher iiberFiibrt peroen I'M
bic geitattuns srfolst am Samitd!
NGGmittag um Elm libr, bon De
Gopelle beg 0eutfhen proteltunti
IGsn Jrtepbofes auf Walnut Gill!
CuG
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Vanpereinslisa.

aleuBerit intereiiant oiirfte iif) Die
am beutigeu 9lbeno IN Der Central
Eurnballc itattiinoenoe pterteljdbr-
iifle 8eriamrnIllng Der gauperelils-
liqa BON SanliLtsft Gountp geltalten.
,sn biefer Terlammliing, Die I'M balb
ortt llbr ibren Inians nilnmt, iper'
ben n1inlih gerihte iiber Die SION.
pcntion Der gaupcreinsIiga Der Yer
einiaten Staaten Ionic iiber Die
aonpention Der 9aubereiusliga bon
|Cbio unterbreitet peroen. lleber Die
8eriamnlimg ser gauoerelnsligo
ser Ierei1ligtcn Staaten, Die III Ut
lantic Gitp. sc. s., abgebalten wuroe,
ipriht Serr $. 9. 9toientbal, nab.
reno Serr $. S. Geaarills iiber Die
gerianmlilng Der 8anpereinsligc
pnn Ohio, Die in Geoar Boint, o.,
Itattianb, 9eriht erltatten iDiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11
glngebli6er ginbreher.

ssn ser 9orpoooer Eoli5e!Itation
Iief geitern Worgen fllr5 rah 2 llbr
cine 5elephonmelOlng elm. oaB eln
ginbreher in Gas Sfrniolapp 6lat'
aebduoe an Sarris slpenue ein5ll'
bringen perillt,e. Sergeant ghlerS
lino Yoli3iit Grams leilteten Dem 9tllTe
loiort 6oIge uro fanoen ilnter Der
6eranoatreppe periteft einet Wanr
Dor, pelher id, ais s5cbn 5. S'Gorl'
nor, 40 ,Sahee alt, obbablos, regI'
ftrirte. Der Wanu, ineld,er ieine I'm
idulo betbcuerte, luurbe 5llndhlt aIs
perodntig eingelperrt.
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Mnfdue.

- Clarence gombers, 1S Sabre
olt, BON RO. 519 5inblop Strabe.
ipurbe geitern Nadmittas beim 8aiee
baIlipiel in bem 5ofe Der 20. Dis
itritisihuie aufdlig bon Mm. Dough
stp. pon gort unb Sohn Strabe, NIT
einem 8aiebaIltniippel NIT folder
Nudt an ben &ppf aetroffen, oab
er fstpuBtlos auiammenbrad. Wan
,slaubte anfdnsIi9, baE Der junse
Mann setObtet porben lei, ieooA erz
bo.te er lih balo na9 ieiner ginliefss
Tune i'm itaotiifen 6oipital. es
iteate iih beraus, baB er nit eine,
eefGbrliden aopfuerIesuns oaponge.
iommen mar.
2ouis Oornsboefer, bon go
1898 Grieroin Qoe., fubr seiterT
Qlbenb bic golerain Mpe. entlang, als
on Der @rome Strabe isin pferi
i9eute unb burdsina. D0rnsboefel
ipurbs aus benz Wassn seinleuber
nno srlitt ihlimms DerleBunsen. 81
tpurbe in benz poliaeiautOmobil mad
bem itdbtii9:n 6oipital sebra9f.
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tet, bingen iie ieinen aorper on elnen
IelegrapbenpfoIten altr. aht3ebE
Wann BON ben 8egierungsttuppclL
Die aefangen genommen moroen ipa'
rem, rpurben Die Sbren abgeIdhittpn.
Gem Sabnentrdger ipurbe ieine ,Sret.
belt angeboten ipeun er Die 6abne
herausgeben niiroe, Die er I'M ben
2aib gelpifelt bette Gr lpeIgerte ltt
aber uno mllr0e crldollen.
9ie gfegierungStrltppen marlhtrs
ten elmer 2anbltroBe in ipnlbi9er @e.
qenb entlaug, als Die 9febcllen plot
lid auf beioen Sciten Dor ibnel'
auftaudten. Ser &unpf oauerte ntdt
longc, oa oie ueber5nbl Der 9tebeIlen
8u groB mnr. Die 2ebteren ,1ollen
idnere 8erIuite erlitten baben, itber
sic 3abl ser SoOtet lit aber niftS
befQnnt.
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2okal.Derid)t
Heiaer WtproaniHlag.
SRI. Siabel sparfes, cine befannte
Sangcrin, bas Spfer.
GrbGlt pcrsifte.en GanoD bmrdl Die
Ypit 5useiamot.

giskr sslang ss ben poltoftieez Sn'
frettoren unb Der poli5ei nod nttt.
nie perIpn ausfinbie 5i MAIDEN, ipelhe
am 27. September psm 5rl. Jlabel
'Gpartes, apn3ertidngerin uno alrs
ctend,or 5oliitin, ipobnbaft No. 2511
Q!uburn Mpenue. cine Shahtel mil
rergifteten 9onbons iiberfanbte. Sri.
Sparfes ab bon Dem GanDn uno err
frantic ipenise Minuten ipater unter
afd3psren Wergiftungseri6einunge
Gin fofort gsrufener ar8t tOnitatirte
cine Sublimatpergiftung uno Die pa
tientin inipebte mebrere Sage lang IN
GROCER aebensssfabr. 4uh ibre
Shtpeitsr, tpelhe ebanfdls pon Den
Gunbp senoisn bate, ertrantte untsr
'Gbnliten SDmptomen. Sine llnterlu-
dung ersab, bab bic gonbons NIT
SublimatlOiung, sinem duBerlt gsz
fdbrlihen uno i4nea tpirtenpen @'ft.
eefiiut fporbsn paren. 0ds padet nar
burh Die poft seianpt fporosn uno ole
9lnsehOri9en Der iungsn Dame legieN
iit einiee 5ase fpdter nit Der poltbe
borbe in 9erbinDung. Dap Die Yer.
fen, speIhe ben ganop eeIanot, IS aul
Moro abgeieben bate, tam bel be,
Qlrt bes angepanoten 9iftes te!nem
3neifel untsrliesen. Der Ganop ipd'
in einem Der putnam lhen 0doen ge.
tauit porben unb Die S9Q9tel ipar ir
eeip1tnlihes papier eingepitelt, 8it
2lOreIie ipar nit elmer S6retbmaiain'
geidJrieben.
SRI. Spartes beahIidtvst mad i6rsl
Gsneiuns 5uerit, Die san5e 9lffdirs ge.
beimoubalteu. entidlob iid jeoob sine;
slnoeren, nadbem ibr gu S6ren &c.
.fomn,en mar, Dab nebrere hleitge Set
tungen cine nit 80. gulbertion" I'm
,tsr3eihnete gtpti5 erhalten fatten, oes
Snbalts, bab nJrl. Spartes elmer
,Gelbitmorbperiuh unternommen, I'D
jeboh bon ben Golgen oes 8iftes er
bolt babe" 2luberbem baben gefannt
unb Jreunbe Der junsen Dame ano
npme Briefe Gbnli6en Snbalts erhal
ten, pelhe Der poitbeb0rDe iibergebel
tporben iinb. Die 9ehOroen CLAUDE:
Rem llrbeber bes fhdnoli4en ,Wforoan
iatass duf Der Spur gu iein.
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Mmstudrtige Vdite.
Ginc itattlidle Selcgaiiun bpn 1aDfon,
8, itattetc geitcrn Der Wnni-
eipal gnbget Nnsitelinng
cinen gcimh ab.

litter Sen geiu6ern Der WtunIctpal
9uooet 9(usItelllmg be'anoen lth ge-
itern cine itattiid)e gln5ahl Don Ber.
tretern Der Rohbarltaot GaDton, 8.
Gs maren oieies Utitglieoer Der oorti'
aen Sunoelsfantner, Der 1aDton sSnl-
propenetit gIiIocintion uno oes oortl-
aen gnrealt of Winiclpal Heleard],
Sic nebrere Stiluoen in Der slusltel.
luna perlpeilten nno in erlter Sinle
tire sluimerflnmfeit ser gllsltellitng
Oes It1otiid)en bureaus fir ySobltha.
tigfeits. uno geiierungsanltalten
ihenften, tpo Der GorIteher ole'er 2lb:
theiIlng, Scrr Or. Otto @eler, DIE
Sonneurs mahte.
Sic Heoner beS gelfrigen 5a9es
lparen Die Serren Stanlepgolpble una
Bert 6. galolpin Der Superinten'
bent ser Itdotiifen @aiIerluerfe. Serl
gopole iprad, iiber Stcotperlpaltnnq
in aaqemeinen, ndbreno Serr galo'
min lih in iehr intereIlanter Wetlt
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lno ieinen .3uhorern olperle quite
Hatbihldge gegeu @ergelloung oe'
8aiiers gdb.
Seute Wfittog miro IrbeitsOirefto1
Brice ilber lein 3epartenent lprehen
Ilpdbreno Der Neoner oe5 9lbenos Wta
Dor Sbanfs bon 1Snoianapolis leif
nitro. slnl Samltng miro eine Sonoer
ousgabe ser I'M 3ufIuhtsballle Der
0fientlid)ten 3eitihriit oSbe Gbll
bren's Seralo" nn Die geiudef 5u
Rertheilund Geldnden.
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germift.

0ie 9oli5ei ipllroe eeitern eriuht,
0tad,foriduugen nah oein q Sabre
alten Yeter Aieonaban an5ultelen,
melner am 9ienltag Moraen letnc
s8obnnng, gso. 949 @elt s. slpenue,
perlieB, angeblih, INN iib nab ielner
slrbeitsltotte 5u beseben uno ieItoern
permiBt miro.
Die poliasi felt Hadforidunasn
nah benz q Sabre alten Better Wos
nabue bon Go. 949 Weit 8. 4penue
an, pelder felt Dem Z. Sttober osr'
mibt ipirb.
Ser 10 Sabre alte 5enrp Strdtton
BON go. 1127 Sadfon Strabe, ipirt
ieit eeitern Morgsn DermiBt. Gr per'
| lieb feline elterlihe WObnung pie gea
tpobnlih, um iih aur IL. Diitritts
Ghule au beeeben, 100 er jepoh MID
eingetrpffen lit. Die Gltern befinb.r
iih in GROCER unrube um i'm.
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66,4O9
getragt bic Hegiitratiun Der sipel
erfeu Gage.

3ur eroben 0erpunoerung Der poz
lititer blieb pie geitrige RegiitrirunJ
bintsr Der eripurteten 9ohe 5uriid. IS
ipurbe nit 9sItimmtbeit erIpartet, bag
6ieIelbe nit benz eriten Gage ninets
items bic 3abl bon 10000 erreiden
ipirbe, aher itatt beiien fam iie nur
auf 6e,4605 eber 1920 tDeniger dls I'M
leBten Sabre. Wenn an ben betoen
lebten Regiitrirungstagen am ndditen
5reitag unb Samftag Die Wd2lsr iit
| nidt in eroberer Nnsabl melben, fpirn
bic 9otalIumme niht, nie erpartet,
auf 100000 Stimmen tommen.
8os ReIultat Der eriten 6eiDen 5d9e
| in ben einselnen Waros i'm 8ergletf
su Der Resiitriune pom Sabre 1911 II
ME folgt:
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Columbus las.

W'apor Suut erlieB gei.ern Die iib'
Iihe Broflamation anldBlif Der sSeier
oes Columbus 9ages an fonlnell.
ben Snmitog, ba befanntlih Die
StaatsgeieBgebung ben II. Gftober
als Sahrestag Der Gntoeduna ainerl-
fas bnrh Columbus gum offljlellen
5eiertng gemaht bat. Der Wapor
oronet fir SamItag Oas Shlieben
aaer ofientlihen @ebdiibe an linb err
Iudt ailh bie 8elhditsleliie iopiel
ipie nloglih ben getrieb ein5niteilen
lmb ben Tag ieltlid 81 begeben.
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