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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
gercitelt elm semcines Gomplott.

&cnu Gin ~idGnbIidcS Gomplott
apiid,cu Der 2c6cr uno Den Gingce
lpcibcn bcltcbt. lid, Su ipci9crn. Sbrc
Suuttipilcn 5u pcrrihtcn. 10 nchmcn
Gle 81. Sings Mem Siic Yilcu rmb
brrcitcn Sic hicIcm 3uitnnh ciu Gnrc.
9icicIbcn rcacn nui Aclinbc &ciic Den
Magcu. bic ycber mo Gingclpcihc al
iutb itclcn bic @eiunbbcii iricbcr Der.
% Gents III :. W. n uctc'. Npps
tGctc. 656 @niu Str.. Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

in benz neben Der @obnuns bcs Wtiniz
tiers Der 8olfsauftlGruug 9aiio sea
lesenen @bmnaiinm. Defenders in Der
adten alaiie. 9as greebnib bieier
Snilsiliduns, Die Der Gbef Der Staatse
poli5ci b. Soften ielber l~eitete. ipirS
abcr sebeim aebulten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Ginc semihtise Ycripn.

Setter Subrnr, Der iidl bca Huic5
%crircut. Der idlperitc 8ctcrnn bcS
@iir9crtric9c5 81 iciu, irarb nclllid)
an icincm 2nnhiiBc in Gbn6p @nfc.
Subrur errcihtc Elm 0cmift bon
40 &iruh; CT bintcrlGBt II Sinner
nm 30 Gntel nun euiclinucu. Or
crrcidrtc Gin Tltcr upn 20 ,Snbrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

8apitGn &enfolb Ianbete nit benz
aopf 5uerit in einem SeIbe, mar
einige Ntinutcn lang betpubtlos,
bate iid aber, als Die %eritauuteu
2anbbelpobner berbeieilten, fdpn ses
niigeno erboIt, nm Die Hulie 8nedt
9rlprebts tpiiroi9 ipielen gu fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

Yietnre 60. in Netp gorf. Rebrere
Sdauipielerinnen, Die serabc .eirae
Trobe batten, batteu tnapp 3eit, iiid1
III Siderbeit an brineen. Ser Suf,s
ihaben ipiro alif $250,0o0 sejehGst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

ilutes Didlter SdiueehaGe ihIdit Die geiammte
&Gtur. Muir latginnR tretbeI 0te Snlte. nm onS
IipttlueIotllte Sebst 81 erJaitet. 50 aid1 IN
EeiueI II a0rper. IS isltt Der Srteb, Der nit
itar. EN- &glie ieues SlIt IN 0eu Noeru uertbeilt
uno paS altc. usrbraiichte 5t oeu Nitsideio Lnas.
SrgGueH. oer Seber mo oeu Nierer, fortid1afit.
5ie totge o1Uou iito: iable UeibtStnrae. Sopt'
IuIo huienidIircrien. @lie0errpcb. Sdhiuiuoei.
oerStiopIci. ee idltsiiorInseu. &eritopiiuJ. Ses
ilommenheit MIN. &as hilit od? Cues Oct
ibnrieu, dBeuoeu @iite. init iueldlen gtuiherluie
GIad ,alber .Stdl beidnuiu0elit rtodlten2 Seileibe
nid)t. 2ieie aiitigeI Metnle. mic /. y S.let'
iilber. ueroerber niebr. ais iie nlibeu t6nntcn.
iueiiu lie it6erhaipt BON siltBei iudrell. 9eut
Vie iilrer nddh Observation-Disclosures 6r.eidlterllua
ltir um 10 ~idtieIcr su uoliauotgem STUN oer
WcrSnuuusSor jGpr. o. /. sam Spoe. sort NIT
Oieieu 8iften, BUR eit NiitIei hilit: ole be
ludhrten II. Sertnro 0rduterptUeu. isHe aus
ben heittrd tisiten &ialjeu gepognenen Sdite.
iubsrsitrt ndib oent pelu1nrten Shhrhuaoerte
n!tcu Hsscpt Der iueiici NiD.dle uon ct. Ser
rnro. Nnr ueuu 9n o'eie iunbrbnite pnus.
ar;lei. bic in ntleit Nputbcteu III BADEN N. &C.
brGudlit. Iuiro itdr aud i'm neaen. 3apre nn Cir
6elud1ren. Ipa5 oGS Sieo ueripridt: Neue5
Sahr Sibt Dofnpr3!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Cine prdhtise Rub

lit bic bes Goloniiten aippcs in Mnita.
Gr9entinien. Im 8. Nobembcr 1911
mari lie brei Sdlber; ant IA. Siopems
Der 1912 brahtc tic 3ipiQingc CUR
Belt. &io flint adlbcr bon ciner
&lib IN cirtem Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Silin p%erbrannt.

@ielc Wieilen 8anSelbilbers Silms,
beren Seritellune gum Sbeil llniluns
men nerihlunsen bat, perbrnnnten in
Der Inln9e Der Sbanbouier @oping
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

@crtbpoQc Serbeiicruu9en
riibreu o linn Der. &or 5lpplf
Sabren 5og CT lid pom @eiddft GUT
rid. gr biutcrlGBt fitnf ainoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

Ease, al,aa nn' A sols>- -o esisnIdNs a; iOstbs Dc. os s sMs a"5 90
Hcrcs pOr5Hsidrs Sorn. uO SartcnlanD I'M sreuarO GOnntu, SiOriDa. ier
"ale bel Der paaptt5a9n Der Smiea Cat g9at 9aanpep Der Sn:aui pntSe
T Ii@S 3 ~ SeT as fmtf Sm @ SsssaS III f'ff oi pr asl ssSst NJ Sos %n1aaia f y@s
bier uoaS S nMS Sa lie nabc an 9Seere ii. Ga6cn~ mir tets nils
SaGsclesHft nnn ionit Gin aGma neOer 15 I'M epn1mer nod fas i'm
matiSnins. Scru5Htat IN nuS Dtnscnfruntbciien IsSen, sedanct IS bcHnst
H 81 % dcDSn faG iRtn'f iiefat. t eH"s sa a N 1T it II in T anSittcb bare Nd5c
e,tob aee sios" ,5 i Pic sirq sr it osr siso, ssoaH ut, ): s s ,aSsms aa,,, %MS il"
gum Sauc ciner Sdule 9ctroftcn.
yeiaatnnhet Des sonSes nnO grOanie-unier eanSfrih bat eincn
ir proD s,tiDa. s g. snau SG ia ar belts s2i.! Yeq NM, Der ai jrssqowic mi, mi:
mr tropiihe Sslue1te nit beiSnberem grfoIge 8iepen: ;onoern audi @artens
is eassle an' g sHseroe anff fSa nsst I @atS 5Ds al Gi Sf$ Sa GrFfsa s''5 snm s ei5snsn
separf ub 3uderrObr NIT sutcm eros onsebamt perben.
,,ut.r gstassa'He e. 5taiit q str sis a5.d it 5i il s59tis ssos fto tr isE ,a Es:lam 5ns
Geffiscl per Stid fir so Gents bis 800.
9ie @iarfberbdhnIe inb sinhie-Se Slonoa Gait Guans etenbabn
s sin5sf hid Es s Sa,a gert ~ N u aa s4,s SSnSe1 nS s,ts SsetHS i ssP SsB, ,5hrd i. Oer.
S 5snsn a anf ni4O IN ni irfa he 9C sni tnSs n Ser 'e aaass cr aas g ssmn E BIS 81 ;
an Der absansstotioM pertauft werben Obnc gaate uS ubne auslasen.
cine bIlbcnOe staSt unO elmer Der bebeuten6ren @inters @eiOrts an Der r
Gait s sGaf t sdSsr,sasa' a sS5 ss@s % Sr as, Dm ."i s,15: s1 Snrss ss. sntisrn 1T
snOian Hissr.aS iFritt egisit tpsrben tsnnsu, 1T suiamnsenetsat, mic fOlst:
sn nnss $500 bis 500 per aae; erS6eeren. $500 bis s1ys4oo p pr aers;
s sar,oti,IH; si SsoG rs ss 500 Ss7S 81 pr ses acrt SoS Ssa sgso ssoS S4 Ss s. 800 800, PEI as. asss;
$500 biz 81 200 per aere; SaIat. $500 bis 800 per acre; 3picbcln.
bic sr0bte srne IN sl .o a.; per sI ase mic aud aain in ben @tiels ocr StaiAen
SbsEidb Der sOSen Der Snoian aiDsr. Seaenb is5r frudHsar it. it man n'S bod
SHneemttl ausscseben, hieber Drci bis flint Collars bereinbrinSt.
srsi[ ! fne fir Bic IS SIN: : ng ?; ad z 81 mad eis g.ciP sT slosios) E. pin
@ sSs gHa g s%I $500 a@Si Z ab a@o 3d. & Sac 7 .S;' aS S%s Sa. S sisoS sid nHe
siensas, ben 4 5ebrnar 1913.
aommt mad nniersr Chicago sifee ant eriten
sy- @caen ndbercr Gus4unft hcnbe man fd in bctI6 ODER ensGIb an
FLORIDA Ind
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

HlUHlNtH lUHH Wl TT HUIHU ttHtW HHUtItN NDtHt Ut III III
irgcnb riNrnl Der nDroGdJcn gdrrbau=S taafeu Drs 9anOcS.
sfGd,Ste Grfaeriioss oaaeE, Scr !sstb. e5uSiam Ninc,
&oso,t;e srs Sicssstas, osm n. Oebrtar 1913.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

sur Giniidt 9ciuntmcH, 0ab icbcr Collar fir 9units
@rfiriipns6l8e ab9cben bon Den folgcnScn SlGeen (bie
lcapolis llno ct. Yaul, $3.50; hilbert Sea, glinn.,
Gpnlspillc, rnb., $2S. 20; Glcpclanb. Obip. 5000;
10; louisville, &D. $27.95. = @zditc G~gfnriipn am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Katbclilbc INDIAN River Kolonie in Florida.

Sic gnbenr 6ehgcnbeit fir ocu nmnOtrbenutcrH WfaAn, I'D CT INT geHHOcnun I'LL
NIT ocnhlbcn Anlremaunoen nuurglcidlb raider uDmnhmmru fam wr iii irgcu1
frJeen faun, mic at 100 Mres oes befen SanOcs i'll ngcno ciurnn Der nOrOlhen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
@iHensmertbes iber nniere &olonie.
SIT bic @esenO seinaD, NM lid niepersnlawen?

Sn pie VegenD getno, nm ITO Wtcoer5nlanen!
0eies lit natirih Die critic Srage. pcltc Der Infebcr lid neat,
ipenn er cine Sarm tanfen min. Sic stcrblidieits5iicr fir elm Salienb
IN Stortoa beldnft it'd dnf iedDs, Die niebrigne in Den gnnsen 9ereiuigcn
ofaaten. Ss sRbt 20 Snnbertjdhr8e I'M staatc. Die lid nod bs, Ss
bes trenen nner benz vSoutbern 9rpB". NandI .Wnnn mn Belt.
iuelhe gum oterben nab Sloriba famen, lcben beutc nod in better &C.
iunobett. Seionbers 5itnet lid Die Sntaufe aus fir ir mlbes aGz
ma, pa mo nn1ere Sdnbereieu lesen, nnp aus Ducm @rnnoe murbe emie
eeseno 9eiudblt. Cine fieBenbe (arteHanl Gucne Dor ieinenl eiscnen
9auic berBt 10 picl 9etfraft oIs he bas @nner bcribmtr amrprh.
@ihtig.
Snbem mir fo9cnbe Sbaiadrn nnb 3ubcn barbieten. hpacn lptr
n1t mbertreiben; imbern gu periteben ecben, bnB aacs, nas mir bcbaups
ten, bon 5utdnotgen uno J3uperdfTgen 3eugn betrGftet iperbeu fann.
SBir imo ms benubt, bB nod pmI groberc aniprifc semaGt ners
mas Den Hernerrag eines StlG 2dnoes bier per anoerepo dnbez
lar9t Sod elm 9roBeer Yront as bon beicn prb aud otn,afs bon
nnierent Sanoe er5ielt; mir tpoaen uns MIR beenieeu nit bcu Surhs
idnitS@ grsebuHien.
@ir iperSen ben Sooen, bic ScihaHenbct bes eanbes uno bes sSaIs
ies be1dretben, Dann hs Sft beipreden. ipeldeS Nueu befannt lit, unb
ale germ eenieben-Sransen. @rape Srutt, 9itrouen, 2ntonen. anauos
CSine Ipples); bann Die Yrooutc. lpelte Der Bauer I'M Norben err
seust--gais, SartoHeln. siB.sarioftan. earengcpads mb @emHie;
ons Gutter nD 8ras gum ltnterbalt bcs Sibes, Der Yferbe NIB MorIz
eiel; @efu9el lb eier; Die 8e9iGn95 : @erihtc hbr alima imb
9fe9enfau.
@pr5isihes SrintuaTer.
Guts srntpaner lcfern ficbcnoc Gucacn (arhiian) oi Der
gansen Strefe, ans elmer Siee bon 10000 Sub, ne omb Drummer
12-15 SUB tif.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

syllables In q line 10 make verse,
or must account for the supernumer-
AIRY ones In some such manner az
the Greeks or Latins would have
done, then the stress Will declare its
supremacy. which, as may be seen
In Shakespeare and Milton, IL IL
burning to do. Now the primary law
OF pure stressed verse Is that there
shall never be conventional or i'm
aginary stress; that il. the verse can
not make the stress, because 1t is the
stress that makes the verse.
"Most Difficult To Do WE'LL"
III the number OF stresses in each
line be fixed, and such a fixation
would be the meter, and II the
stresses be determined only by the
language and its sense. and If the
syllables which they have to carry
do not overburden them, then every
line may have different rhythm;
though so much variety Is not OF
necessity. will only add shat when
English poets will write verse gov
erned honestly by natural speech
stress they will discover the laws for
themselves, and will find open 10
them an infinite field Of rhythm AZ
yet untouched. There IL nothing
which may not be done in 1t, and It
ID perhaps not the least of Its ad-
vantages that 1t Is most difficult to
do we'll"
The Laureateship could go to no
poet more devoted to mis- art. He
is Indifferent to popular applause,
writing for the JOY OF writing. or his
own work he says:
| o my uncared for songs, what are ye
worth.
That In my secret book with SO much
care
write you, this one here and that
one there.
Marking the time and order of your
birth?
How. with fancy SO unkind to
mirth,
A sense SO hard. a style so worn and
bare,
Look we for any welcome anywhere
earth?
Should others ask you this, say then
yearnd
To write you such as once. when I
was young.
Finding l should have loved and
thereto turnd,
'Twere something yet to live again
among
The gentle youth beloved, and where
l learn'd
My art. be there remembered for my
song
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
OFFICIALS INSPECT
WAYNE COUNTY'S ROADS

Supervisors. road commissioners
prominent citizens, and oficials
made a tour over 119 miles of county
roads, Wednesday, and were shown
the reasons why Wayne county ID
famous all over the United States for
its radial highways.
The inspecting party left the coun.
ty building at $50, led by Edward N.
Hines, John s. Haggerty and Edward
+. Butler. county road commissioners.
The course lay out Lafayette-blvd.,
and then into the country through
the suburban villages of River Rouge,
Dcorse. Wyandotte, Sibley, Flat Rock,
Oakland and Eloise. Here q chicken
dinner was served In the county
house. From Eloise the inspection
party went over % miles Of concrete
on Michigan-ave., then through Wayne
to Grand River-ave. and back to De-
troit.
The guests of the road commission.
ers had several opportunities to see
gangs OF men at work and to inspect
closely the concrete road beds and
bridges. They were told that con.
crete roads cost $25 q year per mile
to keep up, while the inferior ma.
cadam roads cost about $500 a year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
STR. IMPERATOR NOT TO
BE WITHDRAWN

c. Leidich's international bureau OF
travel, has received the following
wire from New York:
Director Meyer during an interview
yesterday denied most alphabetically
the cable reports published In yester-
days papers that the Imperator is to
be withdrawn next month TO be
equipped with oil burning boilers.
Mr.. Meyer said the statement that
the coal fuel boilers OF the Imperator
provided insufficient motor power for
the monster ship Is perfectly absurd
as she has been attaining a high rate
Of speed on her past eight voyages
and proven a great success and credit
to her builders and owners.
Mr.. Meyer said that the Imperator
will maintain q regular schedule a.
advertised, and that she will not be
withdrawn from the service until the
middle of November. and then for the
purpose Of docking for the usual over.
hauling which Is done by all the big
lines during the winter months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

her body, and her clothing irritated them
20 that had to put real soft cloth next TO
her body. She would lie awake OF nights
and was very worrisome. Al times she Wa
tortured with itching and burning
Il tried different remedies with no benefit
for months. ! had given up Ill hope Of her
ever getting rid Of II. then concluded TO
~ Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The
second application gave relief. l hrst
bathed the parts thoroughly with C4ticura
Soap and then applied the Cuticu1A Oint-
mcnt and'in short time she was entirely
cured" (Signed) Mrs. Alice Kirlin. Nov.
{. 1912.
Cuticurs Soap and Ointment do 20 much
Tor pimplss. blackheads. red. rough skins.
itching. scaly scalps. dry. thin and falling
hair. chappcd hands and shspsless nails.
that IL u almost criminal not to use them.
Cuticurs Soap 25c. and Cuticura Ointment
SOC. arc sold everywhere. Sample Of each
mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. AddEuss
postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston"
a0Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
tcura Soap will and IL best for sldn and scalp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
INTENSE BURNING
AND ITCHING
Scalp Red and Inaamed. Would
Scratch and Rub. Lay Awake
Nights. Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment Cured in Short Time.

ssS South scioto st.. CircIeville, Ohio
my little girls trouble, arst started on her
head In . bunch OF little pimples full Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
ANOTHER WRECK ON.
new HAVEN ROAD.
N00den Coaches Splinter When
:" Train is "Sideswiped," But
Passengers Escape

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. 1.-THE
northbound White Mountain express
on the New Haven road was side
swiped" by q freight train, at mid
night, Ave miles north Of the Wall.
ingford wreck scene. No one was in
jured, but the sides Of the two wood.
en- cars at the front of the train were
splintered below the windows. The
passengers were aroused by the bump
and about 200 of them piled out "a
see what was the matter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
TABLE A MINI

Detroiters will be intereete
know that we have the lorG
plant in the world devoted u ~
manufacture OF parlor and libyayI
tables, and the famous CadillaG
Desk Tables. Over one hundrod
eighty thousand tables per year ~
our production, which is on ek-
hibit in "Made-in-D Detroit week
and is constantly on sale by the'
leading Furniture retailers in the
city Of Detroit. u
WOLVERINE MANUFACTURING co.
Twelfth and Stanley
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
ARC JUMPS TRACK;
THREE ARE INJURED
Open Switch Is Cause of Acct
dent at Greenwood and Grand
River-aves.

A Myrtle car. westbound, jumped
the track at Greenwood and Grand
River-aves., at 1880 o'clock, Thursday
afternoon, and three people were
slightly injured. l.. w. Bennett. No.
26l Nationalave.. was cut about the
hands by flying glass. Mrs. May
Case, No. AZ Sycamore-st.. had her
left knee injured. and Michael Ma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

The complaint Of Anna Novack
that the will OF her late husband
John Novack, was being illegally
held by Father Felix Kieruj, OF the
st. Francis Polish Catholic church
proved Infounded when. In response
TO citation by Judge Hanley, the
priest appeared In court, Wednesday
and presented the will, which was
properly drawn. He explained that
he had not filed 1t for probate earlier
because of illness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

yellow looking matter and
they would spread In largo
places. In = short time
they would open. Her scalp
was swfully red and in
famed and tho burning and
itching were % intense that
she would scratch and rub
tillit would leave ugly sores.
The soros also appoared ON
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

The largest gold mines In the Unit
cd States east OF the Black Hills are
in North Carolina.
The postal savings bank has had
the effect Of decreasing the amounts
heretofore sent abroad.
A new type Of vacuum bottle 10 90
constructed that Il can be taken en-
tirVly apart for cleaning. w
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

In honor Of August Bebel, the great
German. Socialist. who died recently,
the members Of HIS party in Detroit
will hold memorial meeting in
Turner hall. No. 1876 Sherman-st., Sun.
day afternoon. Ralph Korngold. one
Of the national speakers for the So
cialist party, will deliver the address.
The public IN invited.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

SOMERSET. Pa. Sept. 1I.-Henry
+. Barron. former cashier Of the
Farmers National bank, OF Somerset.
on trial for alleged embezzlement of
$4,000 OF the poor funds OF Somerset
county. committed suicide today by
firing a rife bullet into the right tenn
pie. Death was instantaneous.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

loney, No. 6l3 Twelfth-st.. was burt
about the back and head An. thrQs
were taken to their, homes. it Il
thought that the accident was caused
by an open switch point.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Lame back may come Trom over
work, cold settled 10 tie muscles Of
the bsck, 81 from diseasa. in tie Two
former cases the right remedy IS Bal
lard's Snow Lihlment Il should be-
rubbed n thoroughly over the affect
ed part, the rellef yin be prompt and
satisfactory Price 25e. SOC and sIo0
per bottle. Sold bg owl Drug Store
and Public Drug co.-Adg. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

When you want a reliable medicine
Tor a cough or cold take Chamberlains
Cough Kennedy u can always be de
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
TO take. For sale by al dealers. Adv.
dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Col Clarence Douglass OF Musko
zoe scents to feel profoundly relieved
since Doc Eliot, tho Harvard author
ity has handed down decision that
there is no he'll We can conceive Of
no reason why he should have such a
deep personal feeling on the subject,
unless some one who knows him we'll
has been warning him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

One trouble about having 80 many
q these skyeefapers, Ike the one at
Fourth and chickasha going ID. IS
that 4 makes the streets 20 dark, bat
ge onghtn't o grumble about a little
thing Ike that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16
= > $$% $$@+ +@%$44%4
= HEAL ESTATE TRAasFEss. .
: Complied by she Grady County :
Abstract Company, 1f2 =
North Third Street. :

%$<$$@4%%%$%%# y
bradley Iovnsite Co. 81. JOE Cod
win, liztlz. sc. lots :. 3. 8. ID. III
block z. Bradley.
~ T. Phillips and wife to slrs.
Etael RAJ, $3.50 $500. lots 1914,
oioek 5s. Sparks FIRST addltisn 10
Chlekacha.
Harry T. 1911 ana wife 70 G. W.
chandlet. A-z2-ii, Sl3,o9a. sE II 25s
iota ~ q sW Is zs-ie-s
aeltie 8. Harper and husband. G.
" 70 John T. Mayo ana Emma ".
Nayo. z2lo sl21s Z < z x sw.
W = 80 sw " . Sw sW sE 5i-7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

LeaIle Niblaek q tho Guthrie Lead.
.er Rays another alias for trouble Is
putting On a suit Of union under.
wear ID al upper berth. Evidently
THE smart remark was just sly sub.
terfuge Of Leslie 70 give the imprcs.
sion that he Is arigtocratlc enough to
ride in a Pullman car.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

The Guthrie Leader suggests that
the quickest way 70 produce oil in
Logan county ls % drill for H. But
even that method d occasionally long
aud tedious. Rock Creek, f0i exam.
Die.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

a Milwaukee man Of Humanitarian
instincts lays down The principle that
q vic ahOuld allow her husband to
gel hia 0pu breakfast as often sf be-
allows here 70 attend the furnace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16
Farm Loans

We always have on hard cash Tor
imaediafe eiosiag n geod hans az
best curfeHt raies and seTms Princl-
Dzl aaa Interest payable 4 OR office
10 cNickasaa Make our own laspee-
ton
JTLIES.KEEsET MORT
GAGE CO. l-ls-gt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

A Chickagha mother says she Has
acyef able % get aer young son to
wash his neck aud ears tia be vas
sent p the dancing school and noe
tie ordeal Is welcomed BY aim.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

What MAS e he ras saying be
eoDidnt afiordw
Something be wife wants. J have
no doubt"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

A suitable Oklahoma winter song
might be formed by eifecting a happy
combination 81 eThe Good Old sum
mer Time" and From Gzeenland's
Icy Mountainap Try il on your ac-
oordeon and zee how It VIII work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Caiekasba has a dancing club IN
ahich fhe bear cal turkey trot and
siehiike sye aDsoiuteiy under tne ban.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

Uncle 5iszgs BIS 1ea d luxBrs is
. have two tnta d other clothes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-16

u Il the gpep aezson fof baFsziHs
A. the CAlekaeaa stoFes and there IS
~ Bag limit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-13

ally believed that he will not qualify as United States senator on March i but will serve as governor during the session of the legislature, and per haps until summer. Whether pri- mary will be called is also q mootod question, but the legislature has pass d resolution demanding it. and there is little doubt that one will be called by the man who may be elect ed president pro tenn Of the senate, and will thereby bcaom- governor until after Governor RobinsOn's Ie- signation
 Many men prominent in state poii- tica have been mentioned as aVoNed prospective or receptive candidates S. and as the lists will not close for some time vet, il is possible that the next governor will not be one of the score already mentioned.