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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
4aein in Der Gismiiite Der
Gntarftis.

Or. Douglas MopIOn, Der ME
burb elm 8unoer sinem Ii4eren 5ooe
sntronrens iSubrer Der piiIenI6aftltt)
10 erfolgrei6sn auitralii8en Suos
po.cr Grpebitior, lit nit Ieiner im'
cen 8emablin in Gpnoon eingetroffen.
9(uf Der 5abrt bon Soulon bat y.
Mdro g}rice WcipIon begleitet uno
Inn ersdblte ndbrenb Der &eiie Der
perpsoeps GeleErte. OsTen glerben
II 6 INNER ni6t p0Iig pou ben Sol
oen Der einIamen 8auoerung ourch
bic gispiiiten Der gtntarttis erbo!t
Tinb, bic Gef4itte jener rurtrbaren
Sage.
Sn gesIeitunJ pon 2eutnant MIN
nis uno bsm S6pei3er 3r. W|erB
rar Ueapipn nit bre, S4litten au's
asbrpten, nm in DitIi6er Rittung
bos un6etannte 2cno gu purnTorz
i6eH.
Q(m Is. sSanuar boffte man 5urud
gu iein; sic erite Srug0oie ereianste
! t6 am IA. 9e5em6er. 81 eug!tl9e
Uteilen pom Eager sntfernt. Wtan
ii6srI6ritt einen I6uesbsoedten 9Iets
I6srIpalt; 3uerIt Or. MerB, Der fr0bs
li6 beutI6e Stubsntenlieoer iingero,
nit Ieinem S6litten ais 8e9bubner
poraus mar, oann WiopIon, Der I'D
nod oeppbubsitsaemGB 3uriidpanote
uno ben i6m unnritteI6ur fplgenoen
glinnis narnenb 5urief: 0@orittt,
Spalte"
@uten Mutbes 5og man pettef,
Eud eirer piertel Uteile ioh Wani7n
ME Or Merb, anIdeineno beunru-
btgt, INNER pie0er 3uriidblitte. Wtam-
ion panote iit) lin uno 5u ietnem
GntIesen fab er nitts ais oas peibt
/ G1neefelo. Bon Riuris uno Ieinem
S6litten teine Spur. Die Sotuitropbl
muBte 10 blibI6nel erfplgt iein, bal
Der ungtitIi9e SffiSier niht emma
3eit fano, eiuen S6reI uus5uitoBsn
Salo fano man bic Seffnung in oe1
Shneebete, our6 Die ytinnis NIT lsi
nen SunOen uno ieinem Sdlitten /;
IdnarSe unergriinoIihe Siefer btnob
geitiirat mar. Gr muB iofort toot Ge
tpeIen ietn; an cine Sergung De
lleberreite mar nidbt gu benten.
9lts bic betben lleberlebenoen nae
elmer traurieen neunitiiuOiaeu Ruit 4
Der llnsliidsipaIte ibre Gage ourdl
nadten, fpuroen tie iid fIar,. bab D.
Spffnuna auf cine aIldlthe Seimteb
MIR aeriaa lei. Der SaIittsH, os
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
ssroteitiren seasn meiierc slftien.

yDis perlauiet piro bei Der Stauts
lliilititenbsbSros ean3 enersii4 gegen
rem pIan Der Union Gas &c electric
Go. proieitirt perben. peitere $375.'
600 Iedsprpssntiae 9lttieu gu smittis
rem. Wlit bem Cribs bieier Gmiiion
teobii6tist his 9eieaihuft nStript"
tinsuIofsn, sds lie Dor Sabresfriit on
Gtelle pOn9ipieenb.n ausadb. Staots
ratbsmitalisb Conner BON Der %
Waro asbt nit Der 9lbIi6 um, bereits
in Der hsuiigen Siaotratbsiibuns elm.
lroisitreioiutipn einsursihen nit Dem
@erlanasn. Sab bic Staot asleaentlit
Der WsrbanbIuHd Dor Der Staais utt'
Iitdienteborbs iiber oiefe aepldnte Ut
tisnausaebe bur6 ben StaStanipal'
GdDnIs proisitiren ldhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
Geutidler Niliiar lInteritiikungS'
@ercin.

liner Dem @oriib oes Serrn
Senrp Saeiner unS nit Serrn $. ..
Slebbert als Scfretdr. belt Der obiac
0erein geiteru slbcnb III Sacfners
Sale, Gin mno Si6erip Strntlc, leIne
reaelmabiee YeridmmIimg ab, IN
ipelder 5ufiddit on Slpei erfranfts
aameraSen Gle iiblide llnterItilsnHj
i'm getrage bon $16 ausbe5ablt ipir'
&c. 9lni ergangene GinIooiingen hin
hcidIob Der @erein, iif an Dem Vic.
,,ie beg Gcutiden Mebser slrbeiicr
lint. ,pereins, am 90. ssinii. in &cid'
ratb's asarf, iopie an BEN Sriih'
jabrsieit bes Teiiiiden slltenbeirnS,
nag am SamItas, 81. Stunt nuf oen
gInitaItsgriinoen itnitiinoet, pol5db.
la al betbeiIigen. Npiiioent Snefner
mafte aIle gfnipeienSen oaraui aiii.
merfiam, oab an ndhiien Sonntag
Der ansflua ndd Dem glnIpeien Nes
sameraben syoiepb Mens, in Der gsdbe
oes giermeilen Sauies. itattiinOsi
imo aIIe 0iitglieoer nit SamiIie lid,
betbeilieen icIlteu. Tie Mbfabrt CT.
fpIst Ra9miitass I'm / llbr per
DIne.gsor,ppoo Gar on oer Sibertp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
@ert6loier Sled.

Ser @ridaitsfiibrer S. 6. lltion
oeS @urnet Sauies tbeiIte geitern
slbeno Der 9oIi,ei nit, Sab ibm Elm
ansetIih pertbloier Gbrd i'm getrase
BON $25 bon einem Gait beg Sotcl2
gum Ssncaiio iibergeben iporoen Iel
Ser @ait nannte iid N. .. Galiea.
% Sabre alt, iinS gab ieine sloreIlC
ais aso. 1916 9. Strabe, louisville
Sp., mi. @ei @egIeihung Der Sotel'
rcdmmg sab er ben bedeidnetefr
Gbef in 3abIung imo erbielt Den
!Peitbetrag bon SO IN 9aar beralls
Ger Gbed ioII iid ipdter aIs auaebIid
lrertbIos berausgeiteut baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02

NerionalsV Otisea.

Gin in .peiten areiicp befanllter
mo bodaeadieier oeuti6cr &c.
id;ditsmann lit in Serrn 6 0 10 in y.
2anaerman i'm alter bon MIR
MIR az sSabren, in Die Gluigteit bin
iiberaeid,lunulJcrt. innig betrauert
nidt nur BON ieinen glngeboris2lL
inn0ern aud bon oen pielen ,Sreita'
scn, Gle er iid) 6urd ieine e6rcnbai,
tiofcIt an ertperbcn geipuBt bate.
Ser 9abingeidjiebenc mar erIgija-
priiiccnt Der Cincinnati, 2lfgogrupb.
ing So. mo bintrldbt oil ndberca
gn1eDorigen Die graingcbeuate Wl.it'
fer, sSrnu 3. 2angermnnn, Die @ittpc,
eiilcH Sobn, Der ebenialls iiir lie
Cincinnati 2itboerapbing So. tbdtig
1T unS 5Eei Sdllueitern ,rl. Gmllie
Sargerman ,no 5rmi Robert SaTt.
Iic 8eiiebilng Der iterbIidcn Sillc
Ses Tabingcidieoenen iinoct am
9liittlpod) 8prmittag lin bdlb 5ebn
lIhr BON Srailerbauic, No. 264
Soiea 9lpenuc, Clifton aus itatt.
Wit aufritiiasr Irauer piro in
frsiien areiien bic &unbe pon bern
qcIt.rn erfolgtsn 9(blebtn BON 'frall
0orotbea Glifobeth Rott +
mann. aeb. 9radleiH, perHommen
ircrben. bic i'm gllter poH 62 sSdbren
in bic Gniuieit tinii6eraeIflummeri
ilt. Die 8abinaeidiefene. beren @ir-
PC in Rasfelb lei Robah, III Sa6isH
qcitanbsn. mar felt lansen Sabrsn
tier aniaiiiq unb bat CO peritonosr
iic1 purd ihre 6erseusqiite uno ibr'
peri0nlite 9isbensipiigbigteit bic M6i
tuna unb SrsunOi6dit 9tllsr All uelpin
r,n. otnen es psrg0nni aeipeIen ndhel
nit ibr betaNnt su peroen. GT
ireues. lanaidhriaes MitaIiep perlteri
III bcr gntidlldItnen bic Griie 0eut'chl
CD. Qrot. 0emsinoe in Gumminspil'
icipis Der 9amenpcrein oieisr 0rmeii.
be. gln naheren 2lnaeh0ri9en hinier'
ldhi Nrdu Rottmann ben id,perge'
priifisn 8aticn 0errn Sohn 6. Rott
mann iofuie 3ipet Sohne bic SerreI
0eprae e. Rottmann unb Otto Rott
mann, bic 6ei Der ifperen Seimiu
Giund. bic lie bciroifen, Der inniaiteI
3beilnabme periid.rt iein oiirfen 1i
@seroiauna finbet en- Gonnerltai
Slahmittaa I'm apsi llbr BON 3rauer
hdufe. Ro. 1925 pulldn 2(benue, au'
itdit uno hie gciiebung erfolat au
bcm 9ine StraRe gera iTrisbhoi.
:{m tohen 2llfer Don rs sSdhren il
esIiern Elm hphongeiefener Bionle
Sss hisiiasn 9eutifthums Scrr W |
helm Z. gcpe. icinen @ndchDriael
un6 ben pieIen sreunosn. bic CT I'D
lur6 iein iernOeuti&ss Meien IL
2uufs Der sSabrs au crtpsrbcn aefpiiBl
burd, BEN unsrbittlittn Scb cntrii
len iporten. Die geeroiauna iinos
ON Ocnneritaa MorGen um hdlb Gt,
ll6r pom 5rauerbauIs, No. 636 Stat
gfpenuc aus iiati, tporauf I'M adj
llhr in Der Ct. Miidacls Stride eli
fsierlihss Rsauism eclsbriert peroe
pirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02

qepieien norbsn mar, ii6 i'm 8unbess
Su4t6arie gu 2eapenport6 itellen
follten, lit Dom 6. SUM bis gum 25.
Suni perldngert tporben, neil Der
qrdTbent 8ilion me1r 3eit piinI6t,
I'm bic 8egnaOigungsgeIu6e our4itu,
biren 3u t0nnen.
Sefbitmorb stner5rau.
Canal 0oper, g., l. SUM.
5rau 5reo. 5lidinger, SO Sabre alt,
beging am Montag WOrgen Selbit=
morb, neil tie iid nad Der in porigsr
@ote erfolgten @er6eirat6ung ibrer
: o6tsr oersiniomt fii6Ite. sic na6m
cine srobe Menge Slit uno itorb mad
eirer balben Stunoe.
Ser Gerfauf Ser 0295 5 q + 0"
un6 Ser n@iiiiiiippi" /"
an @riedlenIano b ON
Senat gebilligt.
g8aibtnqton .. g., /. SUM
Ser Sel1at amenOirte om Gien'taq
glbeno Die WariueporluAe III ioldet
g8eiIe. oaB Der @tarineietretdr altto'
riitrt piro, Oie Yan3erid)iiie y2SSoabo"
m0 ,Miiiiiiippi" GIT pertallien, Oa
nit nit Dem erI0iten @eloe Elm mobar
ner Greaonongbt gebaut mer0er
fam @rietenlano mid angeblih oi;
teioen S6iffe fauien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02

imo gine Strobe unb Die SbeilneD'
nler fabren bis slim gnOpunfte Der
9ioute, bon lpo ein furjer Wiarif lie
nnm Dem Seiiplabe bringefi miro.
Ges @citeren bsridtete Scrr
Sdeinpr, DAP Die nadlite @euerolper'
,ammlung am ScnntaG 81. Suni,
uno 3por aui @ir!aouug Oes @iitalis-
oes s,obn aoenia, o6erruals in ben
HGumen Der Gbio llliion Brefuing
60. itattiinocn miro.
9ie eirnabnien betrugen $3.50
rno bic gliisaaben $23.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
etar,te ans eiusm slntO.

S,n Der gsdbe ocs 6. 9. imS q
Sabnboies Itiir6te scitcru gsahnlittaf
Ger 1G Sabre alte Senrp Semefanlp
Don 90. 1905 Central gIocnlie. al;
cinem slntomobil. in peIdem er I'D
IN @cgleituna eines SrellnoeS be
iano. Senrp sos fi6 burd oen Sturl
cinen 9rnd) Ses linteu llnterarms 3
unb mnbtc lid, i'm itdotiiden Sophia
eincn @erbanS aniegen laiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
eief in cine Gar.

Ger feds Sabre alte Curtis 2iais,
BON gto 1888 @lnoItone 2Iuenue, iicI
geitern beim Spiel aui Der StraBe
por oem Snuie gfo. 140G gaiterlI
glucnue in cine gaIt Gno Gar, Ulir6e
jeoodl sliidli6er @eiie beiieite &C.
ihleuoert. Ser anabe bate MIR leidjte
@erIeerngcn baoongetragen, meldc
Or. 6rant Sing oerbanO, lUoraui Ger
aleine na6 Der elterliden 8obrung
gcbradt peroen fonrte.
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Sic NrosreIiinen
Snben i'd am geitrisen Gage auf
lire aanOioaten iiir bic Serbit-
paBl seeinigt.

Die proJreiIipsn baben Iid en-
esitrisen Gage auf ibre sanoioatsls
Iiite fir Die beporitebenbe Serbit!paA.
eseinist unb msiit &anoioatsn a;tfsss
itsat, bic ioneit i'm politiiten 2eDen
ner StaDt teins bsrporrasenoe Rolls
ssIpislt babsn. Die ppllitdnOigs aaas
iioatsnliits 1T ipis folst:
aOnsrebmitslieber: griter Diitritt,
Samss $. WaOoen; Spsiter Oiitriti,
gtlfreb Spen gro3isr.
Staatsienatoren: SarrD Waftsr
Gut6iHs, 3. 3. De Rar, $. ..
9rabells.
aesislutlr Miislisbsr: GbDatS
McGlnre, R. 6. Glart. 9berbrr
9rudner, 9eorgs 8. SsmerOIHg.
CHARLES g. SuIIiDan, 3. SO. Gia.t.
Gsorgs 80. Batter, Otto arippenbor;.
Gbpin 3illotiOn uno Wlilo y. SO'
nes.
Gpuntp Reeorbsr: Ssrmann Gu9'
ne.
GountD NEoitor: W. Y. IrHole.
GOuntp S9aBmeiitsr: W. y -:
nes.
Glert oes Common plsas Geri@ts;
W. 5. WaSben.
Gountp aommifars: 5. u. Gil
ip, u. g. Gpbbun uno u. u. &adrO
Sberifi: sSrans- Welters.
Coroner: Or. .. .. Gsgleen.
Staatsanipalt: Stanlep St. Sen'
ibap.
Gountb 9eumster: 9snrp SoSstr.
Games $. Maooen, Der als a7n
orebabesoronetsr i'm sriten Diitr,t
nominirt ipurpe. III in WaDiionblll
! anIGIig unb bat bereits elm politil6si
| 4mt be.lelbet, ndmlif) bas einei
aOnIula in emprna. 2llfrsb .. gro
1 sier. Der aanbioaf fir aongreb in
stpeit.n Siitritt 1T 9lnpalt uno Prd
iioent Der Cement probuets so.
Bon ben aanDiOntsn fiir bsE
Stauts.Senat III s.. D. Sutdins, be
in SartipsI tpobnt, Elm 9erii6erungs
aasnt. g. 8. 0e Mar Elm 4nIDalt uni
i s. g. Srabele Elm GeiddTtsreiisno.'
Son ben Ganoibatsn fir bic Staats
Qeaislatur iit gbDarb Wlc6lure ell
gluunternsbmsr, 5beooore grudne
Elm gu6oruder, Gsorge s. Sermer
!, bino Elm 9lnlpalt. Gbarles g. Sulli
ban Elm Wetaaarbeiter, .. W. Glar
Elm apntrattor uno Der etn5ige Gar
biae auf bem 5idst; Otto &rippen
bori Elm Qlnpalt, Gbpin 5iIIOtion eli
Tarmer in Der Rdbe bon Wtt. Iirr
uno Iilo 9. SOnes Elm @ertduTsr.
Der aanoioat fir oas Imt BE-
. Gountp Rstorbers. Sermann Dub
me, aeb5rt Der betannten Snpelier
, familie oieIes Namens On uno 1T I
s1artpea anidiiis. Der aduoioat III
} bos glmt beg gountp 2luoitOrs, W. .
. 2lrnolo, III Elm Sapituliit aus Ror
l poob uno ber Stlhmtiiter aanoi
bet 80. 9. Spnss III i'm 9eriiderunss
aeidGft. 8. ;. Maboen. Der als aar
oioat fir oas glmt bss Gerihtselert
aufaeitellt puros, mar in GbnliAe
, Gigeniaait bersits i'm gunbssgerif
tbdiig.
BON ben 9anoiodten fir Gountr
aommiIIdre mar 3. u. aiap friibs
eipilinssnisur fir bi. 6. II. .. gabr
u. g. Gobbau mar friiber i'm Sol!
, amt angsitsat uno u. u. 2laarb i
. gauuntsrnsbmsr. Der Sberiffstar
Siont syran5 @.ltsrs 1T ieines 81
6ens 3eitunsstrdser in Norpooo. .
, Segleen, Der CpronerssGanbioat. |
elm in Der 90. @arp anidiiiser Grs
Der StadtsdnpaIts 9anniout Star
: len q. Ssnibaip 1T Elm slnpalt III
: esnrn Sosssr, Der aanoibat fiir BE-
| glmi beg gountp 0eometsrs III q
Gipilinaeni.ur, Der in Rortbiioe al
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iitdt unb i6ren perfdiebeHen 9eparte
ments ausgebe6nt unb am QbenO fubc
bic GeieGI6aft na9 Gbica9o o6, bon
lpo aus Te ii6 na9 Garp, Snb.. Wlos
oiIon unD Milipaufee, isis, bege6en
iuirb, ebe iie bic Riidreiie na4 Nep
g)ort antritt.
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per fi9 auf Dem Oampfer 6efidoe.
IS fpirb aud DON Der SauptitaOt ge=
melbet, baB syruu 9uertu Dor i6rer
abreiIe cine Wlillion qeios aus elmer
gant ge3ogen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
llufame.

geim 9t6Iprinusn ppn sincm Stra'
scnba6npaaen itiirste an per Sprina
Grcpe 9lpenue. Der % Sabre alte
@olba alaidmiti. BON Ro. 961 WeT
6. Gtrnbe. auf ben fFabrbdmm, uno
soa i'd, ,pci &opfpuHesn su. ipslcc
i'm itdotii6cn Soipital psrbuno:n
frerben mubisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
aeutidJe eanbmeGr sdaten Stomp

Die geitrige balbidbrIite Ser.
iammllmg ser Geutiden 2an0pebr
S6iiben aonlpagnie muBte iniolge
Grfranflmg bes 8rdiioenten Tbilip
Eieiiier un0 onberer @titgIieoer auf
oen Is. Suni oerlegt Deroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02

@6icasO, Sl., l. SUM-. Die
3eit, IN Ser Die in Snoianapolis
Serurtbeilten "a 9pnauriteri5s, berea
gsrufuns pom SbsrbunSesssri6t abs
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-01-16
LAKESIDE.

Ed. EockhoId Was an Ekalaka
visitor Saturday.
A. J. Rice and Ray Strain were
home visitors over Sunday.
Miss frankie Hubbard visited
with her cousin May Strain Sat
urday and Sunday.
Geo, Thomas and wife return
ed from a two months visit at
Creighton, Nebr.
Mike Ryan and family were
Entertained at the Bruce Haven
home Sunday evening.
The dance given at the school
house last Friday evening was
well attended and a good time
reported.
The people Of this vicinity
were glad to learn that DR.. Sandy
is recovering from his long seige
u Illness
0. J. Buckmaster is home from
the Hall e Snow sawmiIl where
he has been working for several
months past.
Mics A1,,,
r-~nn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
G a 8 Q RIA
.FEGAN TO MAKE
SCHOOL HOUSE TOUR
Progressive Candidate to Put Up
Fight, Notes of Politicians
in the County

The entrance of @ 4 F'egan as q
Progressive candidate for the district
udgeship in the lith district lends
picturesque glow to the campaign
I'cean ~ regarded as the best single
handed camHiener in the state lie
has never been defeated for au OFF
ice Mr. feean viii make a school
house campaign of speech making.
Capt chas. Seton is preparing to
announce his candidacy for clerl, OF
the courts on the Republican ticket
capt Seton IS Logan county pioneer
and possesscs exceptional clerical
qualifications
William : fenburger denies that
ne is a candidate for justice on the
Bull Moose ticket. "No Mooscism in
mine. am on the straight Republic
AN ticket" he said.
The friends of James Hepburn are
preparing to organize clubs in the
county, it is said, TO further his Pro
gressigc caTpaign for county attor-
ney
IT appears that the Democrats are
wholly unable to clean up things at
the court house" writes a farmer in
Antelope township 10 Tho Leader
"I am a Republican and | want a
Change and since the Democrats can't
Give it to us am putting in with the
Progressives. Politics don't count for
Il continental anyway. It's the man.
Amos Ewing. Of Guthrie. Repub-
lican. and \. L. Mcnole, Nayina, Pro-
gressive from the first district
4 man signing himself "a Republic
an nationally and an independent
voter otherwise writes 70 The Lead
or extolling Chester \. Mari for
county attorney. Mari has ability and
tact" he saws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
STRUGGLED IN QUICK
SAND FOR 6 HOURS

hammond Ind, May l9 Alired to
his armpiis in duicNsand, after sink
ing inch by inch from ~ q. nj. ill )
- m IN the East Chi ago flats, G. r..
Eplnski OF Chicago, a lawyer, was
drsgged from death by = Iariai in the
hands Of Nick Hall OF East Chicago
Bcliushi rs 4 2 hospital critically
IN from exposure. Belinski whose
SON is pastor of the West Hammond
Catholic church, started to walk
across the Hats on business mission.
Ile knew nothing Of HE trcacherous
snda lie weighs leg pounds. and
wben h, fool siuck in the mud ne
tried to extricate himself The more
he struggled he further he sank. H."
called for help lis knees were fast
In terror, ne screamed I'LL exhausted.
The biack bubbly qnicksand crept
upon his uody He calculated how
Ion, ID would take 10 disappear en-
tirelv. and figured il 8 O'Clock. Shor'
~ after 4 oclocN Nick Hall beheid
the arms and head OF man waving
belplessly in the sands Procuring 2
rope be enlisted the aid of F j.
Hoffman and T. VI Duncan, and with
boards formed a'landns 80 feel away
from Bolnsk They lariated him
and Bclinski had strength enough to
put his arms in the moose The three
men. after half an hours struggle
dragged .Belinski out and over 20"
feet of mud His clothing was torn
from his body and he was half
frozen
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way Of the railroad. Since The rebels
have for The past few weeks con
irolled two of the three lines of road
running ont of Tampico. il is be-
lieved the federals must have taken
the line north to Victoria. The line
running directly wcst 10 San Luis
J'otosI has long been practically in
the hands of he rebels. The line
running SOUTH known As the Short
Line 10 Mexico City. has also been
controlled by them
Reports from Mexico Indicate that
tho next big fight will be at San Luis
po'osi. an important railroad center
If the rebels take hat city they will
no doubt have TO overcome the best
Of fTuerta's 4 army He must necessarily
make his last stand there rather than
At Mexico City. Beaten there lIuerta
viii have to evacuate Mexico City
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DELEGATES
REJECT THE
POLLS PLANK
MAJORITY OF BALTIMORE
CONVENTION DELEGATES
FAVOR REPEAL

Washington May Ex-senator
Cores poll Of the delegates to the
Democratic convention held at Batl
more in 1912 has reached a stage
where it is possible to announce that
an overwhelming majority OF the men
who promulgated the declaration of
principles on which Woodrow Wilson
was elected President rcpudiate the
Panama Canal tolls exemption plank
in the platform The announcement
was made today in Il statement issued
by the publicity bureau Of the Demo-
cratic national committee. Senator
Gore has received replies 10 his let
ter of inquiry from SGT delegates and
7O2 of this number have registered
their opposition to the tolls plank.
The delegates who stand for the
free tolls provision number l27, while
thirty eight wrote letters that are
non -committal.
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TANGO fine EXERCISE, SAYS
JUDGE WHO FREEO MAN

Kansas Hity, Mo, May 19.---"The
tango is excellent exercise, and moth
ing should be put in the way OF any
one who is trying to learn it, Ewing
Bland municipal judge. said here to-
day.
.llldge BIand's remarks was called
forth by the trial of Elmer Eng
berg. a tailor. who aroused the sus-
picions Of patrolman by doing
eccentric steps in the middle of a
street Saturday night.
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OKLAHOMhNS VISIT
WASHINGTON CITY

Special to ise leader
Washington, Nav a. Among the
oklanomans who have been "doins
Washington the past few days arc
Democratic National Committeeman
Rob Gaihreaih. G. ! Wriehtsman and
J. NJ. Cri'chclow. Of Tulsa. Former
United States Attorney w y. john
son. Of Ardmcre. Col Roy Hoffman. o;
Chandler. James Cottingham. Of Ok
lahoma City. general attorney for the
Santa Fe railroad company; J. ]. Ma
rnney and N c French. OF Okmulgee;
Writ J.. franklin. Ardmore; Corpora
ton Commissioner George 4 Hen
shaw. y. +. Myer. II. l.. Bennett. u
II. Hagan. ". Y. Hardy and A J..
Thompson, Of Oklahoma City.
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AROMoRE GIRL PUTS
ON PANTOM|ME

Boston, May 19 Behind a little
pantomine Of old Indian Territory,
called "The Love of pakaIi' and CIV
en- its first presentation in Recital
Hall Of tho New England Conservatory
of Music. Friday afternoon, May 10
lies hint and suggestion OF the
tragedy of the relations between IN
dian women and white men in the
pioneer days.
The author of the piece Is MISS
Daisy Maud Webb of Ardmore Okla,
member OF this years graduating
class at the New England conserVa-
tory
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Free Lecture On Christian Science

First Church OF Christ Scientist. OF
Guthrie, announces free lecture on
Christian Science by Clarence w
Chadwick, of Omaha, Neb, member of
ihe board of lectureship of The
Mother church. The First Church of
Christ Scientist of Boston, Mass,
Tuesday May 10, at s o'clock at
Guthrie theatre. No collection. Ad-
mission free.
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500 EAGLES MEET AT oLATHE.

Olathe, Kan, May ~ l'ive hun
dred delegates and visitors are in
Olathe for the tenth annual state con
venton Of the FraternaI Order Of
Eagles, which is being held here. The
convention will adjourn "Wednesday
afternoon when the delegates will go
to Kansas City to be the guests Of
the aeric there.
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ECLIPSE or SUN AUGUST q

Washington, May 70 The eclipse
Of the sun on August q next total
in part of Europe and Asia and partial
in northeastern America is attracting
the wide spread attention Of astron-
omers and scientist, various eNpendl-
tions being arranged TO witness this
phenomena
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The Chamber of Commerce and
business mon will take dinner with
the ladies of the Episcopal Guild to-
morrow Everybody cordially invited
TO turn out.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Of. FL Reno,
are attentinJ tho Eagles conFcn
ton and taking the municipal baths.
They are guests Of the lone
Howard Ashby, of Oklahoma City.
is in Guthrie today on business.
Letter files for saio at The Leader
office. Price 35c, 3 for Si.00.
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Mayor Pete Duffy of El Reno. who
of Eagles, received telegram from
Idaho, last night stating that mis-
father had died Sunday The senior
Duffy was IS years of age.
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WELL. .GROOMED WOMEN REMOVE
HAIR GROWTHS WITH FL RADIO

Thousands Of women regard El Rado. the
liquid hair remover, as necessary toilet article
appearing in public with unsightly growths Of
hair on lip, chin. cheek, neck or arms. than they
would think Of going to party with dirty face.
Many people think that because "fuzs' only
shows In strong lights that other people won't
notice II. But thev do
Fl Rado acts instantly. A few drops, simple
Application. and any growth OF hair viii vanish
10 a moment or two, leaving the skin smooth and
vdvety, even. whittier than before, because OF the
scothins antiseptic properties. The fact that
exactly the same purpose. hair removing. shows
conclusiyely how perfectly harmless its action il.