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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

.w oklahoma and represent three
names, Grouuihog, Rogers ana keha-
ha.
Thoso who settled near Grocnlcaf
mountain camo with the Greeks. They
represent two names Sam and jumper
THE Illinois river settlement has long
since lost lts identity and the people
have become SO merged into tn, Chero
kac tribe that their identity as Nat
chez has passed.
Wat Sam. Charles Jumper Lizzie
Rooster and Nancy Taylor are the only
known Representatives Of the tribe
now living who speak the language.
Sam Is the loader Of the dances given
no the old stomp" ground and is a
conservative Indian He delights to
TEN the deeds Of his extinct tribe.
The stomp" ground near Brares.
Is the last landmark Of the Natchcz
idea Of ceremonial known to exist
While strictly a Crock danes ground it
shows plainly the ideas which the
Greeks secured through contact with
the Natchcz
This dance ground is In the old
Cherokee Notiou and IS arranged in a
crcat square -Four cabins. situated
ON the cardinal points Of the compass.
face the interior court Each contain
four benches. but instead Of two trans
verse partitions there is only one.
poorly marked The fire in the cen
ter " the court IS made 10y means Of
four logs. one end pointing outward.
The south cabin is occupied 10y the
chiefs and the other three TO visitors.
while the women of the tribe ST. on
benches on the DIX of tn court
As "A tribe their peculiar manners
and customs and the romance and ira
gedy surrounding last war with the
French they have probably attained a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

tImc scores Of Indians Journey Co the
stomp" ground in the Grccnl.u
Mountains and again indulge, in am
abbreviated FORM In those ancient and
ceremonial rites OF their fathers and
I,npw acquaiutances.
The Natehoz Indians have "a history
apart from all other tribes Practical
N every tribe OF the Central and plain
region h.ye ritc' and ceremonies dir
ccty tralooblo 60 that extinct race.
Tho sacred stone Of the Kiowas. th"
sacred plltcs of the Uchees: the pipe
~ the Arapahocs the arrows Of he
Chcyonuys and the Ark OF the Man
dams represent abridged or slightly
changed Notcho1 rites
Their mode of government in It's
umc. was the nearest approach to the
ideal that was found IN the nborigno
world. Their religion. while Il sun
worship. was one that made It's wor-
shippers contcntcd. honest and moral
In Very carly time there were no laws
enacted ut the tribal couucli-no ne
,oss.ty existed for their enactment. on.
ly matters Of religion and the better
mon ~ the tribe being discussed.
AZ ho close OK their last war about
1890 they were scattered among many
of the tr.hos ot the southwest and
their identity. as a tribe, was lost.
Two settlements were made IN ok
lahom.. one ON the Illinois river few
miles south Of Tahlequah and the
second in the Grccnlcaf mountains
near Braegs. As far as known those
who settled near Tahlequah accom-
panied the Cherokces on III .ir final
removal IN 1S3S They were great
srrcorers and from them no doubt.
the Chcrokoes secured many of their
secret and ceremonial rites. Descend
cu's of those people still reside in East
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12
ivory One Invited.

Arrangements have been made to
accommodate two hundred people at
this banquet. and the popular price OF
35 cents will be charged. Everyone.
whether a member of the Commercial
club or not. is urged to attend this
banquet and learn the sentiments of
the city builders on the subject Of
convention hall and park bonds.
Persons who are opposed to tho
bond issues have also been invited to
be present and give their views on the
subject and no one will be barred
from having his say.
The Tuesday luncheon committee OF
the Commercial club is Eugene Lorton,
chairman O. u. Hunt and A. V. Dav-
enport. They have arranged all de
tails for the coming dinner and a spe-
clal musical program has been Sc
cured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

proposed bond issue for a convention
hall and park improvements.
The luncheon will be served prompt
ly at 70 o'clock and the discussion will
start soon thereafter, in order that all
who care to do SO may have an op-
portenity TO express his views on the
subject The principal speakers on
this occasion will be Mayor Frank NJ.
Wooden, eX-Mayor w. T.. Rohde and
Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners Cyrus S Avery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

fame which many existing tribes will
never enjoy. and II the American In
dian ever becomes n favorite theme
for literary and artistic effort. it may
be held as certain that the Natchez
will receive abundant attention.
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For Lunch: Our Tamala {.
custard is excellent Try IL. (.
-Kistler Drug Store. .
n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

Is slang wrLb u thsaw onuamg apple d
m al ina %s $ N f fro m
her W md 30 m g nj F II q g 1
ira tmnH t though hcrau auuy ousyuw Lo m m v eager
t la % m ore g
y n@ n e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12
BOOSTER Dinner
TO BE TUESDAY
SECOND NOON DAY LUNCHEON
FOR BUSINESS MEN HAS
BEEN ARRANGED.
MUSIC SPEECHES.
Mayor aud E,-Mayor viii Talk Also
Cyrus Avery: Popular Price
for All.

The second MONDAY luncheon Of
the Commercial club TO be held in the
dining room of the Brady Hotel. next
Thursday. will resemble one Of the old
time booster banquets In magnitude
and enthusiasm. The only topic of
discussion at this luncheon will be the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

MIS- Potts Sad Irons, three Irons, handle
and stand to each set Tomorrow only, II
sets at. the set ................' '9c
Priced 25c, soc $l.OO, Sl.5O, $3.50.
Five hundred only. either upright or in
verted dime mantles at ................5 sc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

a lot Of Ladies' Hand Bags; some
new shapes, others not; good
feathers; good workmanship. win
be sold In the Dump Sale on the
Tnc5 TnlIa Floor .o...~''....... Monday. .29c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

Broken lots. many makes; If you
know your size you may get q
$3.50 or $500 Corset that supplies
your need, Priced in the hEo
Dump Sale at ....,....,,.T TJO
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I. /: +. 90. 900. {.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

THINE THIRD FLOOR AIT THuE BIG THIlRD STREET. STORE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

Only twenty-five left. Medium size board,
padded and securely fastened 15c values,
to be closed out at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-06-19


efforts OF the contestants in the
Free Automobile contest this
week. New candidates have en-
tered until at the present writ
ing there are II active candi-
dates in the field. Not only has
the past week been marked by
the entry OF new candidates, but
there has also been great in
crease in endeavor among the
candidates all slong the line.
II would seem that the con-
tcstants are constantly realizing
more clearly the magnitude OF
the opportunity that lies within
their grasp. This in turn has
resulted in the increased activ-
ity above noted. 1t will be seen
by q glance at the standing Of
the contestants printed in this
issue that the total of votes cast
is becoming very large even
this early in the contest.
This all goes to prove that
the winners will not have an
easy time or "bloodless 'ictory."
There are plenty OF candidates
in this race who will contest
every inch Of ground thorough
ly. The Argus freely predicts
at this time that the final stand
ing oi the winner will be up a
long ways above the million
mark, and possibly beyond the
two or three million mark.
Many stranger things have hap
pened.
Just as in our last weeks issue
we wish to remark that this is
no contest for the faint hearted.
It is going to take energy and
perseverance to win, but the
prizes are worth it. "The Lord
helps those who help them
selves" so goes the old saying
The modern version of it, as
expressed by Herbert Kaufman
the great metropolitan writer,
is, "The Lord loves a quick,
hard hitter"
The moral to all this is that
nothing will succeed like good
pure grit and perseverance
Take the success OF a dozen sue
cessiul men in any line OF en-
deavor; analyse the things that
led to their success and 1t wiii
be found that they differed from
the ordinary run of men, not so
much in ability as in grit and
perseverance,.
Perseverance will be possess
ed in a large degree by the win
ner of this contest. The prizes
are lust like other good things
of life and will not be won with
out an effort. To quote the
words of an old Chinese sage
Lao Tsu, dead these thousands
of wears: "To give up the race
before the goal is reached is the
part of the foolish one."
SUSTAINED ENDEAvoR NECESSARY
The moral of that Chinese
saving is that continued ana
regular work is necessary. IL is
not enough that the contestant
should display spasmodic en-
ergy and interest in her own be-
half Work should be done ev-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-06-19
CANDIDATES
NOW ACTIVE
Votes Issued on All Purchases
Car is Now Here and on Exhibition at
Ontario Hardware Co.

cry day. One hour every day
is worth "a hours a day once
a week as far as bringing in
results are concerned.
Candidates should take ad.
vantage OF every aid in securing
votes. There is no use in
choosing the hardest going Of
your own account. Call at the
Argus office and secure the
subscription blanks. They will
be found great convenience
in keeping track OF the work
done. You should also re-
member to call on these bus.
mess men and get the due bills.
They will enable you to pile up
votes just twice as fast as you
can without them.
Use the coupons in the ad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04
Jn(anog gclegrap6
BON Der Tennefiee'er
Qeqi5ldtur.

Ra bpilIe, Senu., 3. 4pril
8eibe 6Guier Der 2egisIatur nabmen
am 0onueritag bic WahlpprIage, rpte
audi Ore gorIoge, Der 3ufoIee oas abz
fiAtlide 8erhiHoern bes 3uitanoetoms
mems sines Guorums Der GegisIatur
81 etnem 9erbreheH geitempelt pirb,
iiber oas 9eto bes 9ouperneurs bin an.
0a "a MtitgIieoer Der QegisIatur Iih
aus bem StaQte eutferut babsn, rpurbe
oies uur oabur6 m09Ita. odB bic 4bz
IpeIenoeu aIs .anrusIenb, aber uidt
1timmenb" be3eihnet purben.
3as 0orgsher oes unterhauies Der
Qsgtslatur itdfft sinen prG3eoen3faQ
fir oieien Staat, in osm frii6sr iolde
5libu'ter pie Der iestee srfpIgreit
burngefiihrt tpurosn. Die 9eribte
iperoen snoeiiltia iiter bic 9sisBlias
teit be bsiosn RabrsgeIn gu sutiteioen
babeH.
Der SsHat uertparf pGbrsnb bes
5ages sinsu 4utrag, oohin Iauteuo
odB cine Observation-Disclosures
odruosr aefuhrt freroen toue, oh i'm
unterbaus pdbrsno bss 5aaes eiu
Quorum dntpeisnb serpeIen iei. Wenr
Die Ibpeienheit Der "a MttgIieber an,
ertannt tporoeu tpGre, bonn piiroe tein
Quorum beifammen getpeien feiu.
3nan5is iuuge Giupanbe E.
rtnnen oermibt.
qlepcaitle, go,, 3. 4pril. 49,
Die hisfige ppIi5si puroe nGbrenb oea
Cages BON benz Superintenbenten
Iftrple BON Der Baltimore &c Ghic
gi'enbabn erfutt. ibm su beIfen feit.
! 5uiteIien, mas aus 20 Tflpeoifden
(Fiaiuanosrtnnen geiporben 1T, bic in
poriger Wohe in bieTiger @eqent
nit Der 9abn unIangten. bon oener
cber Bis beute teiue Spur gefurber
roerber tonnte. Die Wdbhen parer
naf Chicago uno plaBe peiter norbs
tpeitlih unterpe9s.
GinraHoerer5iige tommen ourt
NspeajtIs, Elm Wassonuedisl ftnoe,
| c5es bier nid.- itatt,
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Cincinnati, Gfreitaa, Dem 4. Mprl 1913. Nreis

ben tpurben, fdnDen elm Gho IN Gldss
Dom, lpo Grdu Sobns, cine Der rabiates
ten Suffra9etten, ertldrte, paB Die
bisberigsn 9bdten Der Suffrogetten
,nur VabelIti6e i'm 8ergleth NIT Dem
iein piirben, mas iih fofort i'm 9dn3sn
Ganbe ereignen Diiroe".
gle idgte, bag bic 5rauen cine
oipabre S6retensherrIhaft inuugurl>
rem piirben".
Qnbere iagtsn, bab bas, mas tie
tbun piirben, Die Welt mebr ols in
8sTtiir3unq periegen tpiirbe".
Die Beborbsn treffen inoe1en thre
Mdbrsgeln, um ben Suffragetten mDgz
li6sripeiie bas SanoDert 81 legsn.
Suerta bereit, ab3ubonten.
GI 9aio. 9sras, 8. 2pril. Die
GpuIt9errI6aft, nit Der 9eneruI
Suerta Rube uno Orbnung in Merito
tpiebersrite[len poQte, 1T bereits 81
Gnbe. Wie aus btr Staot WIerito am
Q(benb telegrapbirt purbe, Bat it3
6uerta, Der jsbt mehr ReDollttionen gu
| betdmpfen bat, ais bies BEL WlaDsro Der
| Tdu mar, Inn ale 5attionen 3ufrieoen
| gu itellen, bsrsit erfldrt. oas Yrditoenz
/ tenant nieber3ulsgeu unb ben WtintIter
be5 2leuEsren, Yebro Gascuratn, dls
propi'oliide YrdiiOenten Der Eepuz
bIit gu protlamiren. &ascurain ioQ ben
unpoQenoeten 56eil nes SermtHs bes
Brdiioenten Utabero bienen.
2lls Wttniiter Des 2leubereu in Dem
| fru6sren aabinet WlaDeros bate Gas
curain uath BEN gpbe oes prdiioenten
Msaberl uno bes gi3e Yrdiibenten
Suure3 naturgemdb ben ndbiteR Nm
Ipruh uuf oas prdijoentenamt. I'M
ter bem GompromiB iou ods Suert1s
&Qbinet bei6<balten neroen.
Gieies Nrrangement lit BEN 0eruebz
men ndt ben aonititutionaliiten angez
boten poroen, bic i'm 9toroen Uteritos
bic 6ucrtd Regjsruug betdmpfen. Der
ejpuperneur gQrran3d pon Goabuila
lIoQ oem plun feline 3uitimmung gegsz
ben haben uno man glaubt, oub audi
bic Sniurgenten IN SDnor1 thm 3us
itimmen lperosn.
! 6uertd iou burh ben neusn l3apatas
! 4ufituub imSiioen. ourh pelten feline
Iruppen Spiffen 3psi 5euer 9eratbeu,
gu biefer gntfheioung getrieben Ipors
! ben Iein. Gs lit ausaerehnet poroen
odb 5uerta in gang Wsyito niht mely
as $4,000 Wauu Sruppen Bat, nit
osnen sr isins 3ahlFeihen 5sinbs 1e:
tdmpfen muB. IS finb oies rpeuige,
gruppen. dls ieIbit 9orfiriD Tia3 8ul
getGmpfuug Der Wapero ReppiutiOr
sur 8erfiiguns bate. 4ls Ulaoert
oqs Qr1Tiosntenamt ii6ernaAm, biloett
sr, nit Isinen shemuIigsn SHfurgeHter
als Rern, cine 5reirpiqigeH Irmes
Die reguldre Qrmee mar aber iH8Dta
Iten uitt ouf ihre normaIs Stdrte ge'
brdht ruoroen unb oaour6, bag be,
gr6bte Gbeil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
ben 5uiurgeutsn i'm Roroen uber9e
gdngsu fino, III bic etgsntIihs Regie
ruHgsarmee osrart osi6pdht pOrben
bag iie isst uibt mehr i'm Stanoe III
1ih segen bic pieleH 9egner in aler
s6sileu beg 2onoss 3u bebauptsn.
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/ E ueberf d 10 mmuuQen.

= ie ueberfhpemmungen.
GDdn8oiLIe, Snp., 3. April. --
Ter GbiD erreihte am ylahmittaq nit
AS SUP BEN b0hIten Stauo, Der ie bier
e=!tbt DprDeH lit. Dds WdI1er iteht in
zen StraBen oes DObnunQsbiItritts,
mas bisber niemals Der 1FaQ gerpeIen
liz. uno in GatDale Itebt oas Duiisr
in mebr als 200 5duiern. Das DaIs
fer oringt in bic 8eIhGftsbdufer Don
Dater Strube eiu, abgeieheu DON benz
llEangene6meH Der Situatton, bat bic
| 5lutb aber in Der StaDt penig S6as
oea anqerihtet.
! lluterbalb pou bier lit bic Sage an
manhen Grten cine Iehr itItmme. oSH
llrtontopn, 8p., lit bic gan3e 8epoIa
ttlunq -- 1900 8erionen auf benz
5oirpIaB 3uIammengepferht. benz elm
3iqsn iiber Ddfer befiubtihen Stiit
2ano uno 8iele iinb frob, oaB tie in
ben Bferoeitdaen Elm GboQh 9efuna
Der bo6en. Capt. NdpIor bat 2e6erss
tmittet Fix fInf Eage 1900 gfuno
= mad, llHioutopn geihitt,
/ GaieppiQs, ap., if gau8 5erif6rt
noroeu. Das 5tabtsebduoe, aas
airtsu unb ale 6oI8gebduoe itro ben
Ohio biua5qetragen porDeu. ,3Fpei=
brnoert Berioneu hQben fif ouf bic
SugeI geflittet, no BON 5reunoeH
uu3 Irgeb0rteeH Tir lie geforgt tptro-
| TeEooeu, &p., oQs unter norma
len 9erbdItniiIen 25 U}eiIer pom
TIub sntferut Iiegt, lit gang bonn
WaiTer um1eben uub tann nur nit
\ gcpten erreitt nerbeu. Der gtfsne
babroerte6r 1T gan3 uHterbrohen. Die
Gr6lengruben iino auBer getrteb ae@
| Te5t nproen uno ale 8orrdtbe miifIeH
mi. groten nab oem Grt gebra4t
| pcl Zen.
| Columbus, 8, 3. 4pril. -
! Q(4T 8eIhiperoe ppu UliIi3ioIoaten
BIN nuroe ". 8. Gsmau, Elm Qei6ens
tcTtatter, oeiIeH &5eIhdft iIh in Der
gldbs pes IleberIhnemmungso soiItritts
in Weit Columbus befiuOet, uuter Der
2ntlade bes TiebItobl5 Derbaftet. Die
Mtlisfploater behaupten, oaB GsmaH
linen S25 fir iebe 2eide. tpelhe lie
unter DEN 9riimmern fdnoen uno
aah feiuem gtubLiTemeut brdhten,
otrfproten babe. Die QoIi8ei bebaup=
tst. bar in oemSsman'iheu gtabltiTes
. mpnf uber $500 BON Qethen seftohIer
nuroen.
Die 3abI Der iotpeit aufgefunoeuen
Qtiher betrdgt "a.
, Rem gort, 3. 2tpriI. Der 6iIfss
Fonps fir bic ueberihpemmteu Duts
Stnneritaq um peitere SIS 900 an
) lrb betrdgt ieBt 1856, 900. Die Ges
! Ieuihaft gum Hothsu Rreu3e brufte
$4,000 in "a Stunoen auf, oaoor
$4,000 in Der gaumnoQ gDrie uuo
S210O in Der MtapOrs Gfftcs. Der
] ,.Qonopr DaiIp Telegraph" Itttts
$500.
| 8puperneur RaIitou bon 5noiuro
I ncuote Tin an bas 8Irqer aommtts
: tee um 5iIfe uno erbieIt fir bic ueber'
| Ichpemmten in 5nbianu $4,000 aages
trieIen. Dos aommittee funote BEN
. @ouosrneur Cor $1,000 oaf teIesru'
pfiftem Beae.
: 9entmaI GuthaIIuus.
ct. Jofspb mo, 3. 2Ipril. 81
Bates Bart nuroe am Tounerftc.
Elm 6iibides GroHitoentmaI, pe!hei
Dem 4nosnten Der Bonn GrprsbsRsf
! ter aelpeibt lit, entbllt. Don ben
iFlet aus, mo bas 8erfmai ftch erbebt
trut Der erIte GrpreBrstter am 3.Mpri
1860 Ieinsn qefahrpolleu Ritt an. De-
3entmdt mar BON bem hiefi9eu aaptte
Der 5od3ter Der omeritaniiteH Rero
lutinn eeitiftet poroeu uno gbnrIe
Cliff BON CT. Sofepb, elmer Der men!
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2Lui Der 5ahrt uah Dem 8eiteu in
Der g}abe non Aep GaitIs,
ga. peritymun0eu,
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lleber 6a3 &eto be5 @ouDerneurs
btnDeg elm uuBergepobu.
IiheS 0eieb al.
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SDetterberiAt.

1iir Dbio unb bas artitlide
psnnIplpanien: Strihresfn unb tdls
ter om syr<itne. Mm Sanlitas it0nes
Mettsr. Gtnrte per6nberli1e Winbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

ibeilisn bier 9tu.omobif gaubiteu.
bic lid, Inn De 81 Sdnte 9ef1nsniB be-
finben, ,purben am Ionneritug ourh.
fuhs unb ss ipurbs in ibren alsiosrH
gsnug Gift ssfunnsn, um fiinisis psrs
fonsn humis tSotsn su t1nnen.
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Gin Genfmal ftir oie Gouu.grpre6.
retter in Ct. SJoiepb, W}o., eHtbullt.
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gtImnt unter auBergep0bnItheR lin.
itdn0en
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Som W}or0pro3eB oe5 Groieiior8
Glion in Ct. Gaul, 0tiun.
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20 iunge itnDeoiiher Ginrpunoa.
rinnen
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Gin ceiden6ellalter In Co.
tuM6us
Hitter Der Seidnloisuus Der.
baftet
Ste aDrper Der nadJ ieinem Gtas
bltHement gebrahteu sslntb'
opfer beraubt an babeH.

Gie 2egtslotur bon Tenneiiee
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3rau Gmnl(ine paak6ura
5ie 5iibrerin Der itr.itbaren
sufrasetten Gnslanos

3n bret Jabren 0efamsHih berurs
tbeilt.
Sic bietst dber oem Hihter uno Der
Re5ierung 3ros
limb ertldrt, iofort sinen neuen Suns
gsritreif Beginner 3u pollen.
Shre 8erur!beilung brinst bic Sufiras
se!!en in gang England in Qufs
reguHg,
unb iie brobsn nit ReprshaIien Der
fhlimmiten Grt.
Selbft Dor 8lutoergiebeH itreteH 4,
angebIih niht 3uriit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

lJrrsissuas aui Der g. Est;s.l !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
6pIaenoe SenpenoeIie Iaaner .

6elgen0e Senpenoelie laaner pi
ira 4fbolosblaoet s9feform":
Strip fort On fort Artifel gaar
lettere og burtigere / 9laOene emo
en- lang, Der fan ~uotrpttes liee ioa
meget / fort oe fnnp JONI / no
tp9ret 5orm, og oct bliuer lettere
lGit.
2oo ppre meo at forforte. Sar De
5io til at ifripe til os. bar De %.
iaa Iio til at ifrioe Sgtninger og
Orb belt no.
6orIfaan os for De imaa Bog
Itoper poa uretfc Steo. De fer 10.
bpiIfen Getifripniue ri briger, o9
oct er fun naturligt, al De retter
Gem oerefter, naar De ieser @ait.
fribeo hos os.
O9 enoeIig, bnao an9aar 9reo-
fort, er bisie neIfomne, men fife.
1uor Der ffrines ida %gnioret, at bet
life fan lpies. Oct er ct ittioigt ani.
6eri, oe aIt Manuifript, iom noIoer
for flor 8anifeIiebeo at tpOe og
rette, nanorer ubiaIpeIie / Eapirs.
flirpen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12

9n maa ei mer Der tpiples eaer
fomfes;
MI eaer alorig bar paa os ban faIot;
bsit bar bans Stcmme Ipot / Sfpb.
mems 9omme,
&C. os, ia tiIfolo Be, on ei oi font
me-
I'll Moreenben lao ale aloffer
rinae,
ifent oper os er 9attens forte Sfpl
Gao Oroet lpoe oe lo0 SaImen
fIinee,
iaa ifaI Dor briiote Sturfe iie iornp,
% Saabet bale neo pan 9ueninge,
og 0ntten ipinoe for ct IiiIigt @ru.
Do ioo til grbeio. gael Mono og
aninoel
SCI bar ct lille 9ono at tobe eller
oinoe.
SoIoane. Cal, 8. 8rbr. 1918.
9eneoict Goroentoft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
Bort Jabrelano.

Wan tan | oenne 9ib life tage en-
oanif eIIer enselif anis | Saanoen
uoen at fao ct meget itRrft Snbtrpf
af, bpor aIoorIig 5aren for en- flor
gnropas. arig er. Oct er life blot
gaIfmltaterne. Der itaar | 8aaben
men poo @ranien Of Ruslano og
gitrig er Sunbreotufinoer Of Col.
batter m~obiIiiereoe meo ale Wtilig-
beoer for gie. 9pifIano, bpis Wi.
lit9rp9ien / Gorpeien er iaa bbii
itbpifIet, er / Serb meo OF ffabe ct
mt arme'forps og en- bel Glaaoe al
itprbare S.uftifibe. os oeiaa ! eng.
lamb, Granfris % StaIien foreta.
ges Der omfdtten6e Ruftnineer.
Spor flor sGnsiteIie er | gpropo
fsnner man 81. a. al, at bet npIie
be6 I ct Telegram, uoienot fra Der.
I'm: .eIiois.2 otbrineerne er | ben.
ne lib ftrrft opiframte pe6 llofis'
ten til Brig. Wanee bar foiignei
fg .imeb 2epne6smioIer for Here
Mameber, % 1sn6erne gemmer be.
res gienoeIe paa fire Sfiuleiteoer
| Sorpentning ON arig.~ Or man
angfteIig | be fore stdter, iaa er
man bet on life mfnore | be imoa.
Worge bar in6fbbt Nosier al 0orn
o. irtter al aroit IND pao at bous
&ar % 6Ioobe ! COB Droen for BED
1iIf0Ibes SfpIb, at Der ifiiIoe ffe'
It DperfolD too 2dn0e4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12

9briltian gopofote" er Der 36,S75,-
537 airfemeoscmmer. filberenoe De
forifellige a~irfciamfuno, / bette
2ano; bet er omfring 40 Eroeent
al Den belle gefolfning. Sc forfeit
lige Samfunos Meoiemstal op9ines
iaaleoes: aatoIiffer t2,907, 900.
Metooifter 6,905,0O0; 9optiiter g..
$4,000; 9utberanere 2,353,000;
Eresbnterionere t.9sf 900; gpiifos
paler 9s0.00O; naeformerte" 459.
900. Nae airfciomiuno tiIiamnlen
bar iislae nppnte ailoe oct iioite
Mar bait en- 5or6aelie al 579,s52.
De melt %orto0ofie airfer bar bait
itsrit 5ilppfit. uaitarerne % nGbri.
Ition Scientiits" too title, og I'M.
uerialiiterne table $500 @eoIem-
mer.