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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18

been boxing cleverly for five rounds.
In the sixth n of Saylor's drives,
which had landed frequently on Brit
toms stomach, fell foul and the ref
cree Immediately called the bout over.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
CoIIingswood Horse Show

The seventh annual West Jersey
horse show will take place at Coils
lingswood October 4 and 5. A record
number of entries has already been
received. and the affair promises TO
be a huge success
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
Australian cricketers Due Soon

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-An all
star Australian cricket team will
reach New York next week from Lon
don for a series of games here and
on Staten Island.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
BRITToN GETS DECISION

BOSTON, Sept. 1S.-Jack B%ritton, of
New York, was given a decision over
young Saylor, of indianapolis, on a
foul before the Pilgrim Athletic AS
~sociation last night. The men had
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
BOX SCORE OF
YESTERDAYS GAME
NEWARK.
BALTIMORE.

Totals ...3s s q ISL Totals ....35 8 q II
~Runs-Cooper. Corcoran 2, Derrick.
Errors-E. Zimmerman; Corcoran.
Newark ......... 0 0 0 0 90
Baltimore min 0 0 0 l 0 2 o.
Two-base hits-CoTcoran, Payne. Three
base hit-Derrick. Stolen base-Corcoran.
Bases on balls-On McGinnity 3, OF Ad-
kins 2 Struck out-By Adkins 2. Time
Of gaiue-1h. 9m. Umpires-Phyle and
Guthrie.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
Howard to Cut Squad.

HUWdfH ~ t"' 'Vu""'
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 1S.-Head
Coach Howard. of the Naval Aead-
envy football team, will begin to cut
his big squad of fourth class men
within a day or two, and only the
most promising will join the main
squad. which assemblies here next
Monday. The first scrimmage work
of the season is scheduled for Satur-
day of this week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
ASSOCIATION

At columbus-Columbus 2, Louis
Vile 4.
At Kansas City-Kansas City A.
Minneapolis 6. Other games post
poned; wet grounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
Playing at Cornell.

ITHACA, Sept. 1s.-Two touch
downs were scored by the Cornell
varsity in the first regular serim-
mage with the second team yesterday
afternoon, and in both the forward
pass figured prominently.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
MAKES SURE Of THE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FLAG

Leafs beat the Bisons, 6 to ., here yes
terday. Maxwell outpitched Holmes,
but the Iatter's support was shaky
at times. The score: R.H.E.
Buffalo ....... o o o o o 0 0 2 % 3 5
Toronto ....,. 0 0 o 0 l . 3 0x-6 IL 1
Holmes and Mitchell; Maxwell and
Graham.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
ROYALS WALTON Hu.tler..

MONTREAL, Can, Sept. 1S.-The
Royals hit hard against the Hustlers
yesterday, and coupled with superb
pitching on the part of Burke, won
by the score of 7 to 2. The cham
pions' runs came in the first round
with the aid of a hit. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-18
NEW JERSEY POLO

MoRRISTowN, Sept. 1S.-Before a
large assemblage of society people the
Whippany River Club four was de-
feated at polo yesterday afternoon
by the Piping Rock Club. The score
was: Piping Rock, Sh; Whippany
River Club. 6A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Sma MssIesOrassi.

Gbico9o, Sa... -. 9eS, -
lIcbcr 1000 berporrdaenpc Ritllics
Der Der burh 9npiepelt 9cgriln0ttcu
Sortidritts &artei bielten i'm ga
Sdlc Sotel. cine 9pnicretS ab. bel
ncldIer Sol. 6oolepelt pic @auptreSc
belt. 0oupcrncur Orion fiibrtc ocn
Soriib. &ooieuelt erfl1rtc bic Sort
id)rittS @artci fiir manil65lih unp
oran9 auf Die ShiSiiihrlmg ibrcr Slot,
form i'm 6ougreB mo i'll Den StnntSs
.aeieb9ebuugcu. Die SruitS mIr0en
BON ibm in idlGrfirer @eiic mit9euoma
men. .&ir babeu". 10 ld9tc CT, lin
90 Sn9ep me6r sum @oble ocS
Bottles erreidt. lpie allc onocrcn Yurs
teieu lett DER Belt ibrcS @eitebcnS,
Ellie &arteieu baben lid mebrert
Ylanfen Der Surti1rittS Eurtci sur
8iGhhnur 9cnommen, Die SrnSe
Der Siibreridoit Der HortihrittSs
Ynrtei mini lih binncn penigen Sab
rem pcn icIbit loien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

amerlfaniideu WtiritGrS pur. bic iiir
Na3 ocutlde 0iiIitdrircien j:0luGrHen.
~@cr Den. &crfoier NcS .G}cOitbs
tc3" fcnnt. luciB. roB linn ser 0isb
8cgen btcic nnleritaWiAcn Mitlitdrs
bic &uuptiulc lpar". mcnt Der
@duocrcr". pG9 III 9aptuiH SEQ.
Stcuucnbcrg. Der ftilber III Sort
Sudl'nA Itntiouicri mar. Gin etpas
r~aub6ctuigcr Wcltlc, cin 1ro6cr Ttrs
cbrer BON .SrcBel3. Gheeic ano g9i,s
ucrmurlt ano 5000 SO Ncrman
Beer. luouou CT IN ieincm 0pmliuS
10 qcriHNldIscuo ipriht. @r lit Elm
8r!bcr bcs cruWr0cteu Woupcrncurs
StelucR6crg ben SNabo. boudnoiihcr
Ibtrnft. EN- tnpiid,cr .&citcrncr".
Gr hat non DER &ite 0ni acbient unS
lam cS mint prriGmer5eI, RAP ibn
Die &ei Yuintgr iiher eic Sdjritcr
oriebcu nl6 iriuer aGtricre, nv i'm
u,cr eS eunebt, bilosrne im &cge
i:cben. Sie Soite isiHcS biiiigsn
..oiesihtS" rihtet lid aiip mebr
aeaea ieiHs SUrgeiebtc, aiS geaeu
S%eatihlanc, Gr u,mmt even Die
Weleseubcit, 100 or tic iiRoet, Mm ole
linn 5uiuisercn %nfnscmiid) gebilbetcn
@eilitdrs 81 Graern uuS 81 Der.
b6bnen."
@cbrers b09erc SfiiSiere Ger Armee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Hes Yr6ibemten ,,Refurmefer" sur
IeBten Stmnoe.

&ab ingto H., 8. g.. 16. Se5.
- Yrdiibemt Gait enttpidelt in Den
lestcn Eager leines Sermins einen
gang umbe5dbntbarcn gntbuiiosmls
fir Gipiloienifs Nefornt. Niht nur.
buB er $4,000 Yolrmeiiter nit einem
Rrd in ben tlaiiifi3irten 9ienit bihs
einscid,oben bat, nm bieie %notbtpens
oisen politiihen SanoIaueer fiir Die
Heorsaniliruns" Der repu6Iitaniibem
lIYartei 5Hr oanS 3l babeii. ut ibru ailh
nod eingefaQen. Dab es niiblid mare.
bic republifaniihen Yatronn9cmafler
aiif auSerem @cbiet 81 fifteen, ndinlib
in Den S6iffsbaubDfen. co bat er
clue Srorf erlaiIcn. bcr5ufolse aqe
aneciteIIten Der Sdiffsbaubofe, NIT
Musnabme bon geipobnliden Irbcis
tern. in ben tlaIiifisirten Sienit eius
gereibt perben, ungefdbr 10000 inss
geiammt. bapon allein etlpa 5000
bier IN @aibinetpn. Gs lit bod gut,
baB Dem Sr1iioenten Die Sb0nbeiten
Der Gipilbienit> 8eiorm enblid offens
bar perben; freiIih ein iuenie gar 5u
lpdt. Ran bate bieien Refprmeifer
pielleibt fir ebrlider 9ebalten, ipenn
Serr Gait oenielben 5u Se9inn ieines
Sermins se3eigt.
Sarob orobt MN inn Senat 5iuis
ihen ben republifaniidcn unb benroz
tratiiden Senotoren cin Satronase<
&riee. gs baben Die Semotroteu bes
ldloI1en. ole 0tniien : G~rnernuuaen,
freibc 1rdiibent Saft in Glitter Stunbs
nod madJeu ipia unb 6crcits gum
Sbeil Dem Scnat iiberIanot bat. sus
r%iiG5ubalten. nm Dem ne~uerip1blten
bemofratiiden Yrdiiocnteu Die Ser
iii9un9 ilber Die betreffenben Iemtcc
aI belalien. 9arob iinb bic 8es
p%u6litaner bodit unipiri6 gelporoen.
Sic broben nit SergelhlnsS &nB
regeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
y,ttenidben fins mir ,lae !"

q IN 9prt. IS. SeS. = Sam.s
SrDce, britiid)er 9oiihafter in 8aih,
instou. ipra6 9elescntlih zines Sanz
fetis Dor Den @itglieoern pes Nuss
lGuiIeS. Der nit Den Torbereitunacu
fir bic inn ndditcn Sabre itattiinoenbe
6eier bes bunocrtidbrisen Srieoens
inter en9lii6s ipreebcnben SDltern be-
traut lporben lit. Scrr Srpec ,uirS
barani hin, oaR beinabe ale &riese
menihliher Narrbeit uner meni@-
lihen 2eibenihaiten ihren llripruns
%perbanften; nno nm iuie piel better
Is lei, bic Weisbeit 81 ieieru. bic oaS
Gnbc clues 8rieges berbciiiibrt NIB
fpatere GUnilifte permeibet, ais
ben Mansel an &eisbeit, Der 8ricse
m6alid) made.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
1000 Babies eeicenet.

Sittsbur9b. ga. Is. ScS. =
@inem mdbti9cn Yroteit scgen Raj
Icnielbitmoro purpc acitcrn in Der ct.
Saul s&atbcorulc Nltsbrud perliebcn,
ais 1000 Babies Dor Die Trieitcr gcs
bruht lpurnen, nm 9eiegnct 5u pcr>
Den. Die ainpcr lparcn I'M Ilter BON
iilnf Sabrcn bis 81 wcnigcn %od>cu.
Die 0auptabiidlt Der Gcrcmonic
mar, Die Nufmcrfiumtcit Ter @ltern
nuf hcren fcicrl;hc &flidt aiupcr in
Die Wclt 81 icbcn uuS biciclbcn rid)tig
81 crSicbcn. 6u lcnfcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Or mar rim e@trr 8ayer,
Yrin5 Negent 9uitpolb seitorbem =
SIS lebe &0nis gubpis Der
Critic.

& ii II d c n. IL. Scs. - Gad
ldngercm 2eioen lit bcute I'M 90.
2%ebensiabre Bring esent 2uitpolo
bon 8apern in Die Swisfeit a~bberufcn
pprben.
Hrin5 9uitpolb iplrbc nm ~.
Wdr5 1921 in Iiir5burs ac6orcll
unb uermdblte it'd am Is. Ipril
1914 nit Der @rSberSoein Muauita
bon Oeiterrcidl ulb Sosfana. Die i6m
bereits imr Sabre 1854 I'M Sooe Dor.
dlIsgine.
Nad) Dem Sobc 2upipia bcs ,3iueiten
uno infol9e anbauernocr &ranfbsit
1onig Sttu's, ipurbe CT Ycripeier oeS
&Dnigrcifs 9npern. Srei Sinner,
Die Yrin5en 2Iofpis uub 2eopolb. TO-
ipie Die Yrin5eiiin Sbcreia. iiberleben
ibn. Ser Srltcre bcfnnb lid, CUR 3eit
ocs ablebeus bes Saters in ltngarn.
Ser SerItorbcnc, Der dlteitc 9icasnt
in europa, erfreutc iid Oh iciner Gins
fadbeit unb Seiiticlisfcit alsemeiuer
V~eltebtbeit, or mar Gin chtcr Bauer.
Su .ipeitcien &rciicn bcs baperis
idlen ,@oltes gibt lid Der 8nnih
tunh. bab Srin5 Suolpia nid,t ais
Bring 3esent Die 9erridaft iibsrs
nebnte, lonbern ais pirfliher aonia
Funter Dem Namcn 2upipig Der Srittc.
N Ii d. en-. IA. Se5. - YrinS
Suopig bon Sapern lit bier ein9es
troffen unb bat Die Siiscl Der Hcaics
rung in Die 6aub 9cnommen. Die
Srlppcn baden ibm ais Dem nellcn
8e9cuteu bereits Den CID Der Srcuc
Seleiitet. &aiier 8iIbelm bepeid,iertc.
oaB er Dem acknowledgements bcs
Triu5s Gcgenten Suitpolo pcri0nlif
b~cilpobnen nerbc. Sas Satum iiir
Die Seiicsrng lit nod nidt beitimmi
iporben. Sn llebereinitimnruns nit
Den Wiinifen bes tpbtcn Siiriten pirb
icin Ser5 beionbers einbaliamiert unb
in elmer Silbcrfapiel naG Dem 8als
fabrtsort IltsS citing 9cbradt iperben,
Der idbrlid bon Sauienpen bon
Sil9ern beiudt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Der Gall ~5tennenhera.
Die oentide Srtihait in &aibinat9u
crtlGrt, pun Dcn Sputiseoihtcn
Stennenbers'S IL. u. anf bic eeut
ihe grmee feiuerlci Tuti5 gcnum +.
men Su bGbcn.

$aibinatom ,. g.. 10. 9ci.
Gin gemiiier captain" George
Stcuncnbcrg BON -. nmcritnniiGcit
SunNcSs Suiuntcric 8e9imcut bat
filr6lih im .Nump uub Nnpn Sour
-nol" Elm .@eoidt" p~cr0ifcnuiht, in
NcnT inter 6iumci3 nui ole Nicber
lagen Der Siirfcu bdS bcutitc Seen
oerbobut murOe. @efumilid luortl
beutlhc Sffi5icrc Suitrlltteurc IN pcy
tilrtiId}en Nrmtc, mn nah Dem 8sie
ipicl Tariier 9!0tter Nlallbt pnrun Ser
&criaicr beS @lobprn!5 oo9 bcutItc
@ilitdrlucien ais riidltGnoig bc5cidle
men 3u tomncn. Nun puroc aoer BON
unpmrteiilhcr Seitc bar8cl6au. NaB
Ole SbdtiAteit icncr bclitlheu Sffi6iere
bci Der t~iirtiidleu @iBpirtbldoit lWs
plrtinm bleibeu mllBte, SuS fiht
Den .Sihter" niht an, unb bpbniih
bait CT bie tiirtii6cn @iBerfoIse ieueu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
SrieSenstaemns in SsnSsn.

2onbou. rs. Se5. - Seutc
(Wontas) werSen Die Sriepcnss Seles
aationeu bier ibre Nrbeit beginner.
Sie Sismsen iiuoen in Der De-
mdloe s@alleric bes ct. Samess
Yalaites itatt. @iusetroifcn limb all:
Seleeationen. @m 10. DECEMBER
peroen bic Selesaten Die 0Gitc Ger
&er5o9in bon SutbcrlanS inn Strate
foros Saus iein. am 90. Ole @Gitc beS
3oros &anor i'm Waniion 6ouie. Nud,
Don aDnig @eora. Cir @b!paro @reu
unb Yrcmier Nsauitb werbcn Die
Selegatcu cmpian9cn perecn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
amutrr bdbrr bimanf.
Der iran56iiide 5lieser 0arrps iteist
fait 10000 6me bod nno ihldst
ben &eltrefpro.

Snnis. II. SeS. - Der o6bens
@eltrcforb fir Slus6euge murbc beiltc
BON Dem b%etannten fran5piiihcn Yilps
ten Golnnb d. 8arrps gcbrphcm. Ser
cine 6obe bon 5,S01 Ictcr (etlpa
1902 SuB) errcid,te. Ser Slug
bnuerte cine Stunbc, II Iinutcu uno
ied)S Sctrnben uub funo bel tlarcm
@ctter Itatt.
Ser bette bisberige Heforb mar BON
Georges Scaagnclr am II. Scptcms
Der bicies Snbres bel %illacoublap.
Srantrcih. NIT 17,SS1 SUB crreibt
iuprpen. o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
wadcrc Sramcn.

YhilnbcIpbia. Su.. Is. Sea.
Bic ~0ouletccpcrS Scoaic" bat
bier 90 Stationen angcleat. auf pcls
den Gicr Gum Yreiie bon "a GentS
pds Sueeno ubacluNen lpecNcu. Surd
gebohtc prutiiide Mabrcael ipl Ger
Ilo6cutung ocs %ubIituma burdl Del,
@icrs Sruit ppraeocu9t merocn. Scit
Ntittluuh liib ii6cr pier Ninipucn
Gicr al &unsirnncn 6um %ertnui &C,
lanai.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
MD. 216O.

babcn belItc Der Oeutldlcn Sotid)oft ibr
%lebbnftes 8coauern parilbcr alls9c>
orildt, oaB Gin Irmees Cfi5icr lid, III
ciner loid)cn Abgeidmndtbeit periIies
.gcn babe. Der Gbef bes @cncral4
tabs, 8cnerul &oob, aab bctannt,
DAB Captain Stcuienbcrg eiuen Der
lpcis crbnltel iperbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
HathsIiieeer 0sitmmespeterai'
aefterben.

Gu Gent in Selsien itarb am
5iemstas, ben SO. Nopcmber, G,rai
u. Yeripeyen, Gbcf. Hcoafteur Ses
,@ien Subtle. Serielbe bat 81
Sabre lang ais enersiifcr, itramnI
fatbpliidcr Spurnalif setuirft puil
1860 bis 1912. Gre ieinem An-
peufeu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
(~llnier 6. z. u. saabclbricf,)
Aus DER Gmiaen 5taAt

Der 81. Batter beSieut lid 5Ini criteh
Mnlc in elmer Inpieus fcr ensli.
iflcn Sprahe. = S%crnniime Sfme.
tern III Iuhieu5. - Sd,arfe Nbs
tlbr tatbpliiher italieuiihcr Sldts
ter. - Ger Grutcit oes 81. StubleS
sesen Seranbnug ieitens Der italie=
nii6en &egisrnng itrcns aufredyt
erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
ScfGaftsmbrcr: Sorcnf &onAer,
~. Snbnqne, Soma, Sieustag, Den II. 9c;embrr 1912.
Sabraang AZ.

mig eincn @eiebentipuri an9enomn,en,
burf DEN Der Wittfpe uuo Den &ins
bern bes crmorbctcn @iniiteraY rdlts
penten Ganaleias DER Ser5o9stitel pers
lieben miro. Nilh Der Siibrcr Der
So5iaIiiten. 1n6Io Salclios, ltimntc
fir Die Gurloge.
Sm Suffrage ieiucr Tcgierllng bat
Der ruiiiidc 9otid,ufter China Die
@arnung suecben laiieu. Dab Elm
Nbbrnd Der oiplomntiid]eu ge5ichs
nn9en rnmittclbar beporitebt, fdu5
ole Hcgelung Der nlon9oliihcn Srdge
nod ld;,scr alif Die lan9e Sahf 9s>
jGpben miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Ser Schrer bcS SuBboaipiclS an
Der llnipcrlitdt 5arpuro bcSicbt Gin
@cbalt . $4,000. Sie SafultGtss
Yroiciioren miineu iih in scr Hcgel
nit iebr picl lpeniacr bcsniigcu. II
Slinois Staats5ciiuug."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
, itcdt bic @~cibna6isfcr5cu

Ter. 5um 8unScs Srdiipcnteu.. 3err
Wiiilcr hat idon cinnni bieieu Soften
bcflcipet. Ser G6ef 0es Suiti5s mnb
Soli5ci : Sepnrtemeute. lunree gum
Wites Yrdiioentcn erforcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Nemer praiiSent fiir SIC
Scipipei3.

8eem 10. Sea, - Die 8unoess
Geriar mlnus erpdbltc Den Gbef ees
&ilitdrs Separtemcnis. ehuaro Drill
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Sie 0sGuuer Der tommenpcn StunSe.
Die Gpmfcrcn5 Der Sotihaftcr 81
2pnbpr ,uiro MIR ,Itnoieren", ntd)t
entiheiSen. - ,Gbrnns" fir 0as
nalriaS. Iie Sdiueii pcin=
mifiiih. - 8nkiauo warnt Chino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

9aRt bic altc @eiie
Starre Hinhcn tam,
Sas aus Shuce uno Giie
@eibnnhtsruicn ihanu.
~
Scudlter InnCm Spicgcl
Siugt ben &crScnsglun5,
Meiues Ser5cns Gicsel
Sprinst NM, cnbli6 gnnS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-28
Biueest Year in Business.

This has been the biggest year of
our business since re began here
fifteen years ago." said w. NJ. Gwyn
of the FIGURING mills yesterday. We
have tried to turn out only the best
in our line, We have tried to make
the prices so reasonable that the
people would be induced to buy from
us and we are pleased with their re-
sponse.'
The Whaley Mills now has the
ground staked off to build another
large warehouse to accommodate
their growing business. When the
mill was built the Santa Fe was the
only railroad here and the warehouse
was built on the tracks of that road
Now the mil has track facilities with
me Rock Island and with the Frisco
and the new warehouse is to be
built on the west side of the plant
on the tracks of the other two
roads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-28
:: Il ;; :: :: 4 :: :: :; :: :: ):
INDIAN CORN OR MAIZE,
OUR CEREAL OF UN-
KNOWN ORIGIN.
:: ;: {. ;: (. y {: . :: :: :: {. ::
(By F.. X. West.)

Some historians claim that maize
was grown many centuries before
the discovery of America and was in
troduced by the Arabs into Spain
about the Thirteenth century, while
others claim that it is solely Of
American origin and originated from
a common Mexican fodder grass,
known as teosinte, a closely allied
plant which when crossed with maize
yields a maize-like hybrid More
than three hundred varieties are
known which differ more among
themselves than any other cereal
Some come to maturity in two
months, others require seven months
Some are as many feet high as 9TH
ers are inches; some have kernels
eleven times larger than others
They are classified into seven
groups, of which dent or field corn
is most commonly grown in Okla
homa.
The varieties differ widely in the
size of the plant and the appear.
ance of the ear. The color OF the
grain varies greatly, being generally
white yellow, mottled or red. Chem
ical analysis, like common expert
ence shows that Indian corn is
very nutritious article of food, being
richer in albuminoids than other ce
reals when ripe. AS an article OF
food, maize is one of the most eX-
tensively used grains in the world.
The greatest corn crop in the history
of the world was produced in our
United States in the year 1900, reach
ing the enormous amount of 2,r07,-
993,5i0 bushels, yet with this appar-
ent almost inconceivable amount OF
corn, the consumption of corn in
the various articles in which it is
used, has been so much greater
than the production that the price
seems TO advance steadily year by
year. Southern Oklahoma and espe-
cially Carter county, can boast Of
the best corn producing lands to be
found in the south Much of her
creek and river bottom lands pro-
ducing from fifty to eighty-five bush
els per acre and without any fertil
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Broadway Baptist.

The Sunday school will meet at
9:45 a. m, Prof. c. W. Richards,
Supt
The pastor will preach at II a. m,
"a Wonderful Prophesy and it's Full
fillment"
The Junior Union will meet at
p. m, Catharine Masters, leader.
The Young Peoples Union will
meet at p. m, T. f. Wood, leader.
The pastor will continue the series
of sermons on Lot in the evening
Subject, Nearing the Whirlpool 4"
or Lot Tenting Towards Sodom.
A cordial invitation is extended
to ALL to attend these services.
F. VI. MASTERS.
Pastor.
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izer or scientific method of cultiva'
tion. A large per cent of the. river
and creek bottom lands of Carter
county are still in the raw state and
can be had at prices ranging from
SO to s25 per acre. Farmers from
the northern and eastern states will
find tim uch to their interest to in
vestigate the lands of Carter county
when seeking for investments and
homes west of the Mississippi.
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TITANIC DISASTER
TOPIC At CAPITOL
INVESTIGATION TO BE MOST
THOROUGH. RESULT IN COR
RECEIVE METHODS.
lRy Robert Compton.l

w dSullS lOll, ~ -, Api II - - Ii''AS
besides the inquiry into the causes
of the Titanic disaster is being DIS
cussed here. Temporarily the poilti-
cal pot has ceased to boil, the bick-
erings and contentious of the rival
presidential candidates are FORGOTTEN,
and public attention is focused On
the senate investigating committees
effort to fix the responsibility for the
greatest sea tragedy that mars the
pages of modern history.
That this investigation will be tho
rough, Notwithstanding any attempt
a "whitewash' after the inflamed
public mind cools off goes without
saying. In the first pace, it is in
the hands of men who are cetermin
ed to know the truth and who have
no interest in protecuug negligent
steamship officials, no matter who
they may be. Secondly, the force of
public opinion calls for the correct
ion of onditions .hat make it possible
for the lives of 1000 persons to he
blotted out because CT an inaaequacy
of proper safeguards.
While the inyes .iGa.ion has net
proceeded far enough 20 determine
whether or not the Titanic disaster
was due to criminal negligence, 1t is
clear in the minds of many members
of congress that the laws for the
protection of travellers 1T sea are not
being rigidly enforced. If The present
laws are inadequate, .nen more cf-
fective ones should be enacted, these
members declare And aside from fix
ing responsibility for the loss of the
Titanic, the senate COMMITTEES viii
determine this as part of its inves-
tigation.
From evidence that has come to the
committee, it is plain that for years
steamship companies, both foreign
and American, have not given due
thought to the protection OF passen-
gers in case of accident. Few of the
large passenger-carrying ships, it is
asserted, leave port with a sufficient
number Of lifeboats and life-belts to
insure the safety of every passenger
and member of the crew. 1t has come
to light that the Titanic went to sea
with only enough of these boats o
provide for onethird of the passengers
aboard, and that its owners have not
been the only offenders in this way
is a charge that will be fully investi-
gated The Titanic owners have ap-
swered this with the statement that
they assumed this giant Steamship
to be practically unsuitable, that it
was the last word in steamship con-
struction and that no power of the
elements could reduce it to helpless
ness. But the futility of this plea
has convinced congress that it is
high time for corrective measures,
that if steamship officials wilfully
disregard precautions for the safety
of human life, swift and heavy pun
ishment should be meted out.
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GlM&$::
Broadway Methodist.

The Sunday school and leagues will
meet at the usual hours.
Rev. ID. L. Coale will preach at II
O'Clock and at eight in the evening
At this first service of the meeting
Rev Coale and the pastor desire to
meet all the men of the church and
all Christian men of the town who
are interested in the meeting, at the
church at four o'clock. Services
through next week at 10 a, m. and
s p. N.
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South Ardmore Baptist Church.

Bible school, Gas, ]. F. Pate, Supt
Our school is growing, and we look
for the largest school today since the
beginning of the year.
Last Sunday was the largest school
in many months so let all come, and
bring some one with you.
The pastor will preach at both
morning and evening hours and we
look for large attendance. The
morning subject will be, "The Pro-
gress of the Gospel" and the eve.
ming subject will be The Baptism
of the Holy Spirit"
After the night services the ord
nance of Baptism will be admins
tered.
S. F. MURPHY, Pastor.