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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09
BULL MOOSE ARE
Leaving Chicago
ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON LEFT
ron THEIR HOMES
YESTERDAY.
TO SUB-DIVIDE TERRITORY
Branch Headquarters VIII Bc
Located Ia live Scat
tcrrd Clucs

CHICAGO. Aug. s Colonel Roose-
Helt ana Governor johnson of CaIror-
Mia, nominees ~ the progressive party
for president and vice president. de-
parted Tor their homes today after
soc.ns The progressive national COM
miliee take first steps for tho opening
oi the campaign.
Colonel Roosevelt. accompanied By
Mrs Roosevelt. George Roosevelt,
cousin, ana Lyman Abbott. Jr.. lef.
the city o.. ESQ o'clock this afternoon
ou tho Twcuti IA Century Limited for
Sew York A cheering throng of ad-
mirrors bale the colonel farewell at
the station
Governor Johnson, accompanied by
several members ~ the California
delegation. departed for san Francisco
tonight he was IN conference with
members of the national committee
uuul "a half hour before his train
started. senator Dixon, chairman Of
the national progressive party com
m.rtre, tonight said the committee
would remain IN Chicago several days
To perfect plans for the campaign,
Plans thus far adopted embrace
scheme for five or more division bu-
rcaus in various parts Of the country
each 90 Doe conducted hy a vice chair
man. The proposition was placed be-
fore the committee by George w.
Perkins Of New York Originally.
Mr. Perkins motion named New York,
Chicago, Boston Atlanta and San
FmnriaCo as the locations for the di-
vision bureaus This was eliminated,
hcweyor. and the matter was left 10
the executive committee which Chair
man Dixon was authorized TO appoint.
Senator Dixon named George w.
Perkins as chairman ~ the executive
committee. Mr.. Perkins Will appoint
treasurer and other officers for the
executive committee. This committee
will consist Of nine members. who,
necessarily. will be members OF tho
national committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09
Mi|Ihorn's c. 0. D. Grocery
Friday and Saturday Specials

s lbs. Large Prunes ....,... 25c
lbs. Domino Sugar ........ i5c
10 Cans Small Milk ...,,,.,..2 sc
Cans Tall Carnation Milk. 80, Csc
Cans Small Carnatlon Milk -. 25c
PIX. Good Potatoes ..,.....25c
/ Gal White or Red Syrup .... 40c
~ DarS soap .....,...,,. 2oC
100 lbs. Flour, high patent -. $3.50
1 basket fancy Elberta Peaches 2Oc
8 boxes Matches ......,......1O 1Oc
l dozen guaranteed Eggs .,,. 25c
MEAT DEPARTMENT.
Good Smoked Bacon, per lb E. 15c
Compound Lard, per 10. .... 1Oc
10-lb. Pail Pure Lard ...... .Sf.25
5-lb Pail Pure Lard .......... Csc
Alb. Pail Cottolene ..,..,. Csc
Home Dressed Spring Chickens,
per 10. .....,..s., ,...'.,. SJC
Best Sugar Cured Hams. per Id 17nc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09
CONCERNING BUSINESS AFFAIRS


rive ja'os facts ani figures.
roHHN.. and important advice aul 10.
formation yu aI Mft.r uf interest
in business rmrar.IA lawsuits
oHrty.t,t w.- U'g "-urH... dam
a-D -u.s divorces. u.t Mortgages
ventures. stock. ard H. financial diff
G,WtiH. Truly pr.U.. jho success
whether Oh, mi ,.u ovr CONTAINS
OIL ras nr mr.aI,. and 'a what GA
tent tolls q .a.r ynu win receive
fair dealings with partners u you
car. m know what business }nn shall
follow TO bc successful whore yuu
shall ro and whom Go aynd. t you
iutnud i1 make any changes ur 90
START business. ln! or SEN proper
Step. iar't fu 90 consult Nse',1n
~ aHs.rs of che heart or emotions
of Iuy, interest luu lc gives thc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09

OF President LoConte came just as the
relat ous between Santo Domingo and
Hayti were strained almost 10 the
breaking point The Dominicans re-
gardcd him as the moving spirit in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09

SPECIAL NoTICE-MaNy persons nre
making inquiries for the old time Peruna
To such would say. this formula is now put
out under the name OF KA.TNR 40, manu-
iactured boy kATARNO Company. Coum
hus, Ohio Write them and they will be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09

z0c PLAID GINGHAMS, IZc I'D
A timely offering, just the cloth
for school dresses, full width An
derson's fine zephyr ginghams in
staple plaids, all wanted colors are
here. The regular 25c quality today
Bargain Friday at ,..,,.,,.l2 l2c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09
HAYTIAN RULER
BURNED TO death

CONTINUED from page ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09
TThfs IFS BaPgaiHn FEfday aG EHarI@W's

sc INCH NON-CRUSH LINENS
SO CENTS
Just a few pieces left in Hello, Tan,
and Bulge, splendid for dresses and
skirts or childrcn's wear. The 89c
Non-Crush quality offered today
at ..... SOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-09

Presentation u Jewels, proclamation
by the rulers through their ROYAL
scribe ab.eaus aud fireworks as a
IslIH
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19

Mayor Ernest G. Hinck Of MorAclair.
who several weeks ago announced his
Intention Of retiring. has consented to
be a candidate for denomination
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
ARTIST DyER'S WIFE
! AND CHILD, insane,
/ GIVEN NEW GUARDIAN
&C. Warner Is Appointed to
/ Take Charge of Estate of
+. Widow and Daughter.

Justice Gavegan in the Supreme Court
To-day appointed George Cofiing Warner.
b New York attorney. the committee of
The person and estate OF Mary Janet An
thony Dyer. widow OF Clifford Dyer, the
American artist, who made his home
abroad for many years and who died
Jan. IS last In Munich, Germany. War
der Is also made committee of the person
and estate OF Stella Anthony Dyer.
daughter of the dead artist.
Both mother and daughter are incom-
eetents and confiSed in the DIR. Wuerz-
buerger Sanitorium at Herzoghole. Ba-
Saria, according to the petition filed by
Warner asking for the appointment
The petition recltes both mother and
daughter are hopelessly insane. and were
(ecreed incompetent to manage their
tersons and estates by the Imperial
Royal District Court at Eyer. Austria
Hungary. lee. IS. 1909 This same court.
according to the petition. also appointed
Clifford Dyer, the husband and father.
the committee of the persons and es-
tatcs OF the incompetents. Tho artist
acted In such capacity until his death.
IA statement from the Deputy United
States Consul at Munich Is included In
the petition, to the effect that the bills
81 the incompetents have not been paid
for the last six months. Warner asserts
me only living relatives of the incom-
petents are cousins, residents OF Ten
nessee, Indiana and Virginia, who have
not been actively interested In the az
fairs of either mother or daughter.
Warner also says he is the husband
81 a niece OF the dead artist and he is
deeply interested In the two !ncompe-
tpnts. He says he Is in possession of
several valuable paintings given him
Ivy Dyer when on "a visit years ago. 10
tho astist at his studio In Munich
Also that the artist gave him other
paintings while in France.
"A $4,000 life insurance policy on the
life of the deceased artist also is in the
possession of Warner, he states In his
petition. This policy is made payable
q the widow. There are large real
estate holdings In the outskirts Il CHI
csgo owned by the widow. according
to the petition. There is s2G0o held in
trust for the widow by the Thrift Trus.
Company OF Valparaiso, Ind. according
to the petition.
Warner was required to furnish q
tond OF 5000 He Is an executor and
q trustee OF the last Will OF the de.
ceased artist.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
SUFFRAG|ST
JUMPS A THREE WEEKS
BOARD BILL At ASBURy
Daughter Of erich Woman"
SkipS Just as She Did
From This City.

ASBURY PARK, n. j., July 1o.-Aiiss
Geraldine Wingate, lecturer. writer and
is rich woman at Beechhurst, L. L..
and who left New York suddenly. owing
money. has departed from Asbury Park
similarly. The proprietor Of a hotel a:
No. 1o9 Third avenue wants to collect u
three-weeks' board bill. and Miss Amy
Hickman, a s,enographer. says she also
has an unpaid account against the suf-
fragls,. Before Justice Borden Miss
Wingate promised to pay the hotel bill
by Tuesday. but didn't.
Considerably mystery attaches to the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1912

dependent candidate. Senator Joseph NJ.
Dixon. who already had sent word to
Chicago that a candidate for Governor
favorable to Col Roosevelt was desired.
was said to have sent further messages
urging n third state ticket.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. July 1s.--fn reply
to a letter received this morning from
Medill Mccormick. Gov. Deneen set 10
A. NJ Monday as q time to meet the
Roosevelt party committee appointed
for the purpose Of waiting upon the Re-
publican State officials who are candi-
dates for election and ascerta ming
whether they will support Taft or
Roosevelt. Gov Denecn has given no In
dication of what his answer will be.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19

young woman. She paid some New York
accounts with checks made out to Alice
f. Lane" She is the editor OF the His
torical suffrasist Magazine. . periodical
that has not yet appeared. Miss Hick-
man says Miss winsate told her that her
mothers home was in Allenhurst.
Despa tches from Chicago report that
Miss Geraldine winsate of New
York was arraigned there early last
spring on a charge Of passing bad
checks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
What II Was.

From the Ptt.burrh Post)
! "He seems to possess great deal
Sf personal magnetism"
, THAT isn't personal magnetism"
! "What do you call it?'
Merely a willingness to have the
haitter hand him all the checks"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
r. r. MEN ANXIOUS
ABOUT DENEEN'S STAND.

CHICAGO, July f9-whether Gov.
Deneen will support President Taft or
Col. Roosevelt was at the Roosevelt
headquarters to-day admittedly the most
important question affecting tho third
party movement. so far as Illinois Is
concerned.
Upon 1t will depend largely. It was
said, the question whether a third
party ticket 10 to be put out In Illinois
or whether Col. Roosevelts name alone
Is to be submitted to voters as an In
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
Come and See the NeW Baby

featured $40 Suits.
$3.50 and $22.50 have been our
nearest approach to $40.
You who have read our ads knoW this.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
NOW THE AUTO RAISES
/ PRICES OF OUR SHOES.
Eating Up All Leather in the Land
in Its Construction and Short
ening Footwear Supply.

CHICAGO. July l9.-Shoes OF all grades
are to be raised in price. and according
to Chicago dealers the automobile Is 10
blame for. the increase. Shoes which
have been purchased in the past for s.
kill cost this fall So. The advance In all
lnes will be similar, about 70 per cent. It
y said.
s"Slnce Jan. I. 1905" said one dealer to-
day. 1.-The price Of leather has increased
70 per cent. The price OF shoes has been
raised from time to time to keep pace
with the increased cost OF production.
but now another good substantial boost
must be made in the price, and We have
notified our patrons. The principal cause
for the advance Is the popularity of the
automobile. 1t IL not generally known
how many sides of leather are used
daily in the manufacture OF the auto
mobile but It Is something e..ormous"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
@erlpr nabe5n fem 2ebcn.

g. 81. Sti6 bon Maion, @id,., miro
ME pergeiien Die f@redlide Gage, in
Ser er ii5 BEL einem unbarmber5igen
St1rme befon6. Sic brodte mir Ell
ne @efubr brobenoe @rfdltung;"
i6reibt iie, ~peI@e beftige 5dmer5en
in meiner 8ra1it beruriadte, 10. 6oB
mir oas Mtbem idmer ,pur6e. Gin
@odbor gab mir beri9ie5ene Doien
BON 81. Sings Meuer @%ntoedung,
tpelde mir groBe 2tn6erung bradte.
Ser Doftor fagte mir, i@ lei om
&on6e Ser 2ungenent3inba1ng, ionte
aber fortfabren Sic @ntoedung gu neb-
men. Sd that 10, ur6 3tpei Slai9en
beiIte1 midi bouitdn6iw." @ebra1tdpt
MIR 6ieie rai@ mirtenoe, it@ere, 5u-
%perldiiige meoi3in fir $atften, GrfdI.
t11rge11 ooer trgen6 cine an5ere @als-
u,16 2ungen.aronfben. @orortirt
bon Ser Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
QtmSexeAe.
Wtmtterliebe.

Son ser SSago bein1gefebrt, 10 er=
5GbIt Elm alter Mimroo, G,rhidyritt
id sic @artenauee. Mein @unb lief
Dor mir. Yloblid berlangiamte er
feline S9ritte l1no beganm ii6 at15lt=
idleiden, als Oh er Sic Spllr zines
@iloes al1fgenomnen b6itte.
SSMt hidte sic Mllee entlang un0 be-
mertte einen i1t1gen 5perling, gelb=
idJnablid un0 nit Incident 6eoer=
flaum altf oem &opfe. @r mar alts
6em Melte gefallen,-oer 8ino i@iit=
telte itarf sic 8irfen ser M1ee,-l1no
bodte 1tnbemegli6 am 8o6en, sic falm
entmofienen SliigeldJen bilflos aus
iprei5en6.
Mein @un6 ndberte ii6 ibm lang
fam, aIs bor1 nGditen 8al1me plob=
lid elm otter Sperling nit idtpar5es
8ruit pie Elm Stein 6ireft Dor iei1er
sdnal15e ber11nter ifir5te un6 nit &C.
itraltbten Te6ern, 5tpeifeln6 frei=
1de1e6 5mei @al in ser &idtuna nad)
ieinem 5Gbnefletl6en6en geoffneten
&ad1en iprong.
Gid ielbit oufopferno iditte er
5us @inoesIeben, ober ser gan5e fei=
ne &'0;rper 5itterte Dor @%ntieten, Sic
Stimne tpor milo un6 better, er er=
itorb in ser Selbitanfopferatng!
WeI9 elm entiebli6 madtbo1es 8e<
len m&bte in ieinen @ugen Ser Snu0
iein! l1n6 6ennod. er fonnte bon 1ei=
11er geidiibten Steuuna auf Sem
8aum5meige nidt untbdtig bem 11n-
ter9ange ieines &tn6es 5ui6auen -.
Cine &raft, itarfer als iein 8tle,
riff i'm bon sort binnnter.
Mein Grefor itl1Bte un5 3og ii4 Ell
nige @9ritte 5urid. -. Mltgenidein-
Iid erfannte audi er 1ieie Strait IN.
Sd Beetle midi, sen eingei6mhter=
ten &un6 5uriid5uruf fen, u1t0 entfern=
tie mild ttef betpegt.
Sa, Iadt nidt. Gief betpeet, gero=
0e5u eri9uHert botte midi ser Mnblid
6ieles fleinen beroi16en 8ogels nn6
fem ser Mutterliebe en%tipringenoes
Ielbitloies @anbeln.
Dieie 2iebe, iogte id mir, lit itarfer
500 un6 To6esfur9t. Sour 6urd
iie, n11r 6ur9 Sic 2iebe bdlt un6 BE-
1pegt ii6 sag 2eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Jrennb in Motb mnb Slid.

2opoI5 lno Sdeob muren quite
6reunoe. 2eopolo mar ser Sobn ei-
mes orn1e11 Sdubmaders, Ser ni6t
immer iopiel per6iente, 6ab iid Die
Seinen iatt eiien fonnten. Saco5s
&ater mar Nadtmddter.
Sic bei6en &naben famert tdglib
1uian1men. &atte ser cine cine 8eln=
me, 10 tbeilten iie matchmaker. Be-
fam Ssyacob bon ieinem reiden ga
ten Mepfe1 ooer &iriden geidenft,
10 muBte 2eopol6 oub oapon baben.
sic Iernten, iie ipielten gemeiniam,
gingen au9 miteinon0er in Sic Set
o%elbeeren, ooer in sic 8il5e, tint Elm
Naar @fennige fir lire @ltern 81
ber6tenen.
Mber, pie es nun eben in ser
@elt lit: @eute arm, morgen reid,
uno umgefebrt. @ines Cages befam
SSacobs @ater pl0tli@ Mo@ridt, 6oB
ct ii6 auf Sem &atbbauie b%unoert-
tauieno Sbuler bo1en ioQte. @s lei i'm
Muslanoe Elm reider @err geitorben,
ser feline @in6er binterlaiien babe.
@r iei ser nddite @rbe, 6enn er lei
6es @eritorbenen Setter. 80 NOR Ser
Ma9ttp6dter nit einem Male Elm rel
der @err.
SS11 odt Eagen eridien 5aeob in
prddtigen &leioern um6 fubr nit Ell
nem idt0nen &onnp 6as Dorf entiang.
2eopol6 magte ii6 ni@t mebr an TIN
beron uno tbat 16iidtern, 10 oft er
linn begegnete.
9ies aber bemerfte Sacob, n1hnt
6en 2eopol6 BEL ser @an6 un6 iagte:
v2eopolo, Ont marit metr Sreuno, ais
i9 ser Sobn 6es @a6tp6dters mar,
6u iolQit au6 nod mein 6reun0
iein un6 Meiben, % mein Slater MIN
reid lit. 4omm 1l1r mie0er gu mir
un6 IaB uns sic alten iein!"
Das tbat 2eopol6, 1tn6 fie bliebcn
quite 6reun0e, 10 LANCE ite lebten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
TaMiIteMtrttS.
aatbOlii6 1T gut iterbem.

8enn sic &trdye gum Mnfang Der
beiligen Gaiten5eit, NIT Dem uMemen=
to mort" 6es Mi@enfreu5es uns an Den
500 gemabnt, 10 lit 6as cine iebr mei=
Ie atn0 beiliame Mabnung. I'm Sen
fir sic Gaiten5eit erforoerli6en 8ub=
geiit gu meden un6 gu for0ern, gibt
es nidts Miibli@eres, ols gera0e Sic
8etra9tung oes CODES, ser &infauig=
felt oues Sr0iiden. Dieier @eoonfe
an SEN 500, on 0os Ste1len iou, Of
1don er unS gu erniten 8ubge0anfen
onregt, uns ni@t 5uGrauer 1trb Mutb.
loiigfeit itimmer, lon0ern Sroit, 4raft
inns Mountaineering meden in uns, oie
mir CUR mobren fatbolilden Stride ge=
loren, 6enn ser 500 in ser fatbnli=
fden Stride, Sos Sterben etnes mabren
&atbolifen, bat nihts Sroitloies o6er
Mbidreden0es in it@, ion6ern lit Elm
rl1biger 11n6 ieliger uebergang in Elm
bel1ereS nno glmdltberes SER eits.
@ie biele groben un6 beriibmten MGn=
ner, Manner, sic einen Namen baben
in ser @ei6idte, id1aten ii6 gliidlid,
sur aaei11ig pabren Stride gbrilti, ser
fatboliiden &irde gu geb0ren, nn6 tpie
biele Salri enoe bon &onpertiten 1ino
in Sen S4oB Ser Stride gefliidtet,
gera0e meil es ii6 ~tatboliid gut iter=
ben lGBt."
SIM Sabre 1916 trot lit Mmerifo
Elm Suriit, Setter s.. Burnett, CUR fa=
tbo1iiden Stride 3a1riid. 3mon5ig Sab<
re ipater idrieb er Elm 8u9 iiber Sic
@riinoe, sic ibn gu oieiem 5@ritte Be-
uogen batten. Mod6em er oorin Elm
berrltdes 9oblieo ouf sic fat6oIilde
s&irde geiungen, idjreibt er: 50 lit
es 6enn fein @unoer, 6aB es 10 idtper
lit, einen &atbolifen gum &roteitan-
tism1s gu befebren, ieIbit in ser Tiiue
ieines 2ebens, a1r6 10 idper in Der
.@tun6e Seq Eo6es, 6aB 6ies gar nidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

M1s Olga aus Der Sdl4e ,1ad
&auie cling, lief ibr etne Mmeiie
iiber Sen @eg. ~Mmeiie", iprad
Olga, utpos fann i1 oen11 bon Sir
lernen?"
Die Mmeiie iprad: nMrbeiten.
"Sieb, id bin frib ouf, un0 erit m.nlr
sic Sontre untergebt, made id 1eier-
obe,1b. gu iiebit MIDI sen Ga1 i6er
feline Mimte miiBig, uno bod BE-
fotnt11e id Sabr aus Sabr ein feiner
@fennig 2obn".
Olga fam III 6en @of. Mrf elmer
leeren Come itano ser &ausbabn ltn5
frabte fem @iferifi. - n@dbnd)en, "
iagte Olga, utpos fann ib 6er1n boz,
sir lernen?"
9urallf ermi6erte Ser @ousbabn:
uTriibaufiteben sobal6 sic Come
om Morgen lire eriten Strab(en auf
sic Gr6e ienoct, fr6be id mein Mor'
genlie6 uno ipringe bon mei,1er Sttcac
berunter. Sriib lit sic idyonite 3eit
CUR Mrbeit. limo fdngt mani friibe o1t,
fanm man 5eitig ra1ben."
Sett ging Olga an sem @fcroe=
itane poriiber. @ier ioBen 5mei iunge
@onind}en auf Ser Sdmene: Sie
laben 10 e11g oneinau0er, ols Of ie
iid etpos er5dblten. Sprad Olga
gu ibnen: uNur, ibr lieben Ginger
der, mas meroe id) benn bon el1d)
lernen iolen?"
0ie &aninden ipra6en: Sc
IdpiIterliebe. @ir bei6e fins 8rii0er.
@ir freiien matchmaker bon einen1
&rautblotte. @ir trinfen aus etnsnr
Mqpfden. @ir idlafen in elmer Sob=
lie. @ir ipielen miteinanoer un6 SAM
fen inns nie. $50 6as cine binbiipft,
biipft 6os o116ere NIT"
gn6Ii@ trat olga in sic Stube
&ier iaB ibr @ie3den auf 6em
0fenber6e uno mui6 iid sic Sbren.
rMie5den", iogte Olga gu ibm,
rgepiB mirit audi ou MIDI nod etmas
1ebren. Gage mir, mas id bon 6ir
lerren fann."
0as &dt6en ipibte feline meiBen
0brer un5 iprad: ~&einlidfeit. ST.
fa1m es ni6t 1ei6en, menn audi MIR
ser geringite SdmuBiled an meinem
&0irper lit. nn6 i@ peib au6 gar gu
mobl, 6uB einen 6ie 2eute piel lieber
boben, menn man immer nett un1 iau=
Der erideint. Darum molde i6 MIDI
oft, uro es fann bereinfommen, tper
90 pin, i9 brau6e MIDI ME gu itai=
men,"
Olga nabm iid's tpobl 5u @er5en,
mas ibr oieie Ebiere gelugt batter1,
un6 iprah bel ii@: ~Sa, i@ min
au@ re@t arbeitlam iein, min fritz
uufteben, metne @eidmiiter liehe1
uno ftetS reinIid erideinen, ionit
miibte i@ mid ia por oieien Sbieren
idydmen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
New Process
Steam laundry.
9entt Sbr Gttuas pun Cure @dfde?

9entt Sbr Gtuas pun Cure Bdfde?
@enn TO, bann miro es iid gu9 lob
men, nidt auber G4t gu lai1en, bab mir
@uer @igentbum b%ebanbeln, als tpdre es-
oes unierige. 8ir baben bic bo1ftdnz
oigite &ai6anitalt I'M Norbtpe{ten urb.
liefern erfter 9lafe Irbeit. &ir gez
brau9en feine gbemifalen; mir peroerben
oaber Cure 5aden ni9t. @enn SIR
refine Mrbeit unb bette 8ebmolun9s
lpoQt. bann benft an uns. 11niere 8reiz
le ftnb niebriger als fonitlpo. un6 mir
6eior9en Cure Sanni1ientpdi9e bi1iger,
als Sshr es felbit tbun t6nnt. @rfunoigt,
uno Iber3eu9t @u6. @ir baben Igeu<
ten in ben urnliegenben @tdbten.
6. s. Meber, 9ampftuafdanitalt.
gtgentblmer.
s. Mpe. g.. ct. G[omb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
@as man BON Ben Sbieren lerncn
fatr.

Die fleine olga batte in Ser edit
Ie qeb0rt, man tonne BON alien Sbie=
rem etpos Iernen, man miiiie nur
re6t ger1ol1 aufpoiien, mas lie tbun
un6 mte iie es treiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

Gttuas, bas 9anf tpertb lit.
Sd babe Dr. @orner's @bite @ine
of Gar Spr1p fir peben Sails, SUI
1ten, @rfGltrrng ,n6 fdtpa&e 2ungen
qebraudH. Sc iibertraf ale an6eren
Mittel, 6ie i'd lie beriudte.
Dabib 81. Muior,
@rmtsb,tra, Bis.
Molitor Drug 60.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22
Visited the comstook.

Sen. James Kennedy, w. e. Hunt,
president; w. F. Fortune and Wayne
Eddy of the Northwestern Mutual In
vestment co. OF Fargo, made q thor
ough tour. Of inspection Of The Com
stock hotel which they are building
in Moorhead, yesterday afternoon.
Senator Kennedy expressed himself
well pleased with the work as far as
is has progressed and was pleased
to note that the end was in sight. In
some departments there is a little
dragging on account OF the slow arr
rival Of materials, but immediate steps
were ordered taken to prod up those
who were responsible for the delay.
The floor tiles are on the way and
1t Is hoped that a consignment will
arrive SO that the tile layers, who are
In waiting Will be able to begin work
next Monday morning. Tomorrow a
force OF twenty -four painters will be
turned loose on the different floors
and more will be used III they are
needed. Senator Kennedy announced
that with the proper hustling the
opening OF the hotel had not ought to
be delayed more than thirty days
longer. There are one or two big
gatherings in May and Manager Ma
honey is very anxious to be able to
take care Of those guests who have
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22
RreomhalI's Renort,

Liverpool, March 22.-Broomhall es-
Inmates the worlds wheat and flour
shipments for the week exclusive of
North America at 100000 against
O,000,0 900 bushels. Arrivals Of bread
stuffs into the united kingdom will
aggregate about $4,000 bushels. The
total shipments last week amounted
to 10,76S,o00 bushels and last yea
100000 bushels. He predicts that
there will be good increase in the
quantity Of breadstuffs On passage.
India, March 22.-The wheat ship
ments this week amount to $3.50 0
bushels against 1000, 900 bushels; last
week, and 1852, 900 last year. He also
predicts that the shipments next week
will aggregate 100000 bushels from
the Port Of Kurrachee.
Australia, March 22.-The wheat
shipments this week amount to 1,464,-
900 bushels against $4,000 bushels
last week and 100000 bushels last
year.
Paris, March 22.-The wheat mar
ket opened firm with shorts covering
on the unfavorable. weather which is
delaying field work and causing a
rapid growth of vegetation in the
form of weeds. Broomhall.