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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
9rieasbilber ans Ceiferreia
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sSelbpoltnlHf yto. 81, IA. Inglll.
I'd; babe Geiterreif 'llngarn burf-
itreiit BON einem Gnoe Bis gun anoc.
rem, BON Soerberg nad 8ubapeit, iino
nad Siibcn nnb nah georoen. Geit
pierScbn 9agen iteben ba ale Die ga-
tipnen, Die ilnter bem 3epter Sabs'
bitrgs pereiniet iino, in ibren Set.
fleioern auf ben gabnbofen ittio iil.
beln ben oen GriegsidnipIdsen 5li.
fabrerben SoIonten entgeeen nit Ell
ner geaeifternng Die 10 friif lub
natiirIidl III, tpie nm eriten Gage Der
Mpbilnaduns. Man fragt iit,:
9ann id)Iaien oieic 2eite. lDie foInmt
es, bob iie nidt largit beiier eepor'
Oen, eab lie iiberbaupt nod Sod,
Surra, Gljcn (ilngariidD, geasonr
(bobmiid). 8inio ltrcatiih), SIafpd
(rutbeniid), gaiea 5pie (polniid),
ino Gppioa ,'s;sImatiuift) ruten fOn.
nen2 9lber 10 ballt es tagaus, tag.
elm, Don prag Bis in ben @obmer-
ruuIb. iiber Oas ieiner rei6cu @rnte
bereits geidorene 9onautbal binueS
bis binaui in Die reiden aarpntben,
iIber bic Buita big nnf ben Wein.
gdrten SiiOunaarns iub ben aiiitcn
Der blauen aoria.
slGe oieie ionit 10 berihiebeneit
b6ufig 10 melt Observation-Disclosures
0aticnen iin6 pon einem grobeil,
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nur eiftinaI in einem SnbrtaliIeDo Die
gGlfer Der @elt entflamnIt uno 5Ii
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bibibuaIitdten Derrpiidt, in Der Ulnt5
Der 9egeiiteriii,g Die Sutereiien gaii.
Ger Rationen peridmcI5en bat Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Die DemOtraten sapfen al

Die Oemotraten Sapfen ale
bentbaren Steuerqnsllen on, Die Dee
mptratiI9en Mitslieber bes 9auss
aommittees fir WiitteI linb Wese bas
ben beibloFsn, na@it Der Grtraitsuer
auf Bier i'm 9etrase bon 80 Gents oas
Sab unb alii Wein in 9pbe ppn 70
Gents bic @allpne cine GrhobnRg osr
gintommeniteuer Inn Elm babies Bro+
gent su forOsrn, iOtpis Die fleinersn
@erm6gtn beran5uSisben, inbem un'
usrbeiratbete perionen ibre gintinfte
idon Bel $4,000 iinD perbeiratbstc
BET $4,000 su perfteuern baben. Aut
ben sinsig ridtigsn Wsg, oas Oett5tt
purdb Strei6ung unHDtbissr glnssa=
ben au Deden, tpie iie I'M 6luBs nno
6afen. gtat unb i'm 9ebditoesGtat entT
balten finb, tpollsn bic 0emotraten abb
iolut ni9t sinsehsn. sic braudeH
oas @elo, bas gsipart iperben t0nnte,
Inn Stimmen fir Die Wablen 81 talt'
fen. DAB nd3it Der Gintommenitsusr
@sin uno Bier berbalteH miiHen, be-
tueiit bic probibitioniitii6s Ssiinnung.
9as grauz unb S6anfsepsrbe 1tno
Ihon nit briidenbsn Steuern bela'tet
uno cine Gteuer ppn 20 Gents bic
@alIone tpirb bic eiubeinii6e Weins
proouftion pernidten itnb 5par mob
ipirtIamer, ala ale probibitionsgsiegs
es perm06ten, benn segsn cine iol4e
g4euerlait t5nnen bic Weinbausr, Die
obnebin fbon i6per gu fdmpfen ba'
Ben uid1t auftpmmeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Sic PrSflamatisu Ses Yrali'
Senten.

Die au5Torbsrrng oss prGiibsnteu
an bic giirger her Der. Staaten, am
q. Sttober einen allsemeinen Sebetss
taa 5u peranitaIten, in tpel4em biz
gBiebertebr beg yriebens erflebt tper'
ben fou, biirfte bur9 bic anfiinbis
guna Der TlG6ts bes 9reipsrbanbs
Deranlabt fpOrben iein, bab feline BON
linen obne 3uitimmurg Der anberen
Grieoen IdIisben tpirb. Der prGIi'
Bent befiir6tst, bab bas einsn arieg
BON enbloisr 9inge in ausii8t iteue.
DAB ihnl bat gu 9er5en geft, III
leitt besreifli9. Der Gebante an bic
3abl Der Wlenf3enopfsr, bic Der
arieg nod forbern rpiro, errsgt Snts
ieben. Die 9srnidtung Der &ultura
pertbe, bic in einem lansen arisge
auf fold enblOiem 9ebiete Der 3eritDs
rung anbsimfalIsn miiNen, mub einen
jeben gebiIbsten Meniden Itper be-
friiben. Qlu6 mag Der prdiibent bic
gei9lperben iia Dergesenpdrtigen,
bic unierem eissnen aanbe aus biefem
ariegselenb ertpuhIen. Ddraus III
ibm ole @nrsgung eetommen, burd)
bic Wd9t bss @ebets, cine frieblif,s
Gtimmung su eripeden unb bic Der.
nunft unieritiist bisie 4nresung, ba
erIihtlit lit, oab na6 einem Sample,
Der iebt bier Wo6en sebausrt bat, elns
Sa6laae einastreten lit, tpelhe ertens
nen lGbt, bab Der Srisbe iebt ebenir
gut sei9loFen iperben t0nnte, fpie lpd'
ter unb ale peiteren Spfer ni4t gu
rettfertiaen ipGren.
Die 9lntiinbisung, iponaf teins
Der qegen Deutf4IonO tdmpfenben
mddtc einen ielbItItdnbisen 5rieben
f9.ieben ipirb, 1T Elm 3ugeitdnontb
Der 6pffnunssloiigteit auf Seiten
Der @eaner Dsuii6laubs. DieIe bas
ben ertannt, baB srantrei4 ii6 ni9t
All bebaupten permos uno ipolIen,
penn es rettungslos perloren 1T, es
bupon abbalien, ii1 nit bem Sieger
Al, perifdnbigsn. Grii6tfid 1T AUDI,
bab bic 1rdnsoien nidt blos burd
ben Miberfols I'm Gelbe entmutbist
iinb, ipnSern au9 buf4 bic Gnts
tduf6ung, nnl6e ibm ieine 8un5eages
nofTen bereiten. Die Spffnung, bab
guBlanb gu 6ilfe tommen tperbe,
Fat ii6 ni6t erfiint unb bic auss
Iidaen. bab bas In ubiebbarer 3eit
oeIheben tonnie, ihpinben nit jebem
1oqe mebr babin. Sn qleider @eife
haben bic GnelGnber nidt eebalten,
mag man ii6 BON ibnen psrfproden
bat. Die grupren, bic iis auf ben
Grieasi6ouplob ibiden, iinb aeriHg
an 3dbl unb bic beutf6e Slotte, beren
iofprtioe @srniftuno ertDdrtet tpurbe,
1T nDf 70 intatt, pie am eriten 3oge
bes 9rieges. qnF @runb biefer 9bats
fahen 1T Der gr1iibent, fpie mir aldus
ben, Der 9lniift. bab Jrdnfreit sSries
ben iflieben follte. nm milbere Be-
binalngen sii erlnnaen, nfs ibm ipiiter
oetpdbrt piirben. Bel a1em glau6en
an Elm q1ttli6es Waltsn, III BEN
9rdiibcnien berubt, bab bie Wers
fhen iiH bduptid1li9 BON trbtThen
gprqdnden beifimnlen laHen. Gr bat
ben gs.ta5 cuf BIER Mo4en BON bsuie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

Sn gbieaso pirb beute ben
giirsern elm Stimm5ettsl porseIest
iperben, auf tpeldem 1878 9eperber
Inn aemter itsben. Die Rsform, bic
notbpenbis 1T, liest auf Der Sano.
Ser StimmSettel mib aiif a4t Has
men beidrdntt fpsrben, ionit 1T bic
8pItspabl cine poiIe, oeun Rismauo
tam einen fold Iansen Stimmaettel
rlur burhleien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
wsia,uodl, ben 8. eeptember 1914

Was aus aonbon unb paris
iiber bic gntI9eiounssfdla6t. bic
jsbt i'm @anse lit, seiast pirb, lam
nur 2oheu erregen. SiegesTreuois
ipirb berihtst, bab eine beutI4e Die
piiiOn auriifseorGnst porben lei. Das
bot 10 oiei 81 beoeuten. als pie fpenn
Elm mann aus elmer aompasnie aass
trttt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Dat mubIanb alles auf

Dab Rublaub allss aufbies
tet, I'm GuniGnien auf feline Seite gu
brineeu, lit leiht peritdnbIid. Die
MumGnen 6aben bon allen galfana
pDlfern bas neit BETTE Sesr. Dime
bic Rumdneu battle RuBionb bic Siir.
fen in Ylepna nidt iibertpinbsn tDnz
nen, benn bieie paren es, tpelfs bic
feite GtelIuns eritiirmt baben, na6s
benz bic Ruiien nit blutigen aGpfen
abgelpieisn iporben paren. Den Sant
baflr erftattete Rublanb in Der Weils,
DaB es Rumdnien 5naug, iiir bas
frudtbare 8ebarabien bic iumpfise
Sobrubida in aauf gu nebmen. Gs
lit ni9t bentbar, bab mon bag in
8udareit peraeTen baben t0nnts unO
baB man iid bort auf RubIaHDs 9erA
ipreten. gsBarabien an RumGnien
Suriidseben 5u ipolIen, einIafen
ipiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

Dem 8eifpisl Der glational
Gitp 8ant bon Rsp gprt, tpelf,e
3peigbdnten in Siibamerita errihtet
bat, pirb aud Gbicago folaen ipos
felbit DerfhieOene srobe ganten fi6
lebbaft am aentralz unb iiibamerifds
nif6en @efddft betbeiligen ppIen.
Das lit febr freubig gu Dernebmen. Sa
hermit bic ein3ig ri6tige Grunolage
fir einsn nuss:bebnten 6dnbel in
Giioamerito selGaffsn tpirb. Das
bisberige SinberniB bsitano nibt bas
rim, oaB bic Siibamerifdner teine dnies
ritanii9en @anren taufen ipclIten,
fonbern bub iis bic gaarsablungsn
nidt gu leiIttn Ostmoften, fpelf3e bic
dmerifdnif9en 5u6rifanten ioroerten,
nelcts Oarauf bsifsben mubten, neil
ibre Grebitfaciliidtsn bsi9rGnft iparsn.
Sect nirb bic S9fpierigteit aus bern
Wege gerdumt, inbem bic amsritnnie
fcben Banfen in Siibamerita bic
gBs6fel Der Dortieen 5anOler oiston,
tireH unb biefe bunn, iDenn n0tbig, BEL
ben Referpsbdnien fliiiiie MAIDEN t0ns
nen. Wlit anberen Worten, ss lam
jsbt ein auseeDebnter arebit eefDdbrt
iperben, tpsldxr bic GruHbbsoingiing
bes fiibamsrifanifden Sanosis bilbet.
Die gifenbabn : Graft
benten fpollen ben YrGfioenten mil.
fon peranluiIen bab er ber @ertebrs.
aommifiiDn befeble. ben GiisnbabnsH
ben Dsrpeigsrten 5rddtaufftlas bor
tiinf prosent gu gepdhren. Gs Sers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Die Ra9ri9t, haB bus gang.

Die Na dri4t, naB bas sanae
@arbe bu Corps osrni9tet unb Der
aronprina fid in oem 9ebrdnse be-
funben babe, mar 70 bumm seIosen,
baB ielbit bic Grun3oien ii9 bieier
2iige seIddnt unb bic Melbuns als
unperbiirgt besei4net baben. Die eng.
Hide prefe bat pie iiblt9 bic Geles
senbeit fih ld6erlih gu MAIDEN, ni4t
ilnbenubt poriiber seben laiIen inoem
lie bieis Melbung nit rieIensrDben
Inpen berDorbebt unb Das Bib bes
.sefalenen1 arunprinaeH brinst Gs
lit ifiper gu iassn. mas bas Motip
tit, pb Dummheit pber @e6Gftsteit,
fpubri5einlia 8eibes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

Denn man in aonbon sIdubt,
buB bic beutf6e Resieruns ibren syIot.
tenbeitanb itart permsbrer pirb, 70 iii
bus ridtis serutben. Dir iinb iogar
Der 2lnii6t, baB jebt I9On Der Jlots
tenbau in Seutialano NIT srObem
tGifer betrieben pirb. Gnglanb bal
bur6 feiHe Stellungnabme ben Deuts
f6en eine nertbpoae 2sttion ertbeilt.
Oiefe ieben jsBt Elm, ipeI6en ssebler
lie begaHgen baben, ben 5Iotten6uu in
engen 9ren5en gu balten. Wdren fie
gu MaHer 10 gut geriijtet lpie 3u
3anbe. pann t1nnts gnglanb feine
Sruppen mad 5ranfrei6 Ibiden,
ipiirbe es iogar neutral eeblieben
fein. 2tber bieier Ieblsr pir6 sriino=
li6 gut genluht iperben. Deutidldnb
Uirp iif cine Sslrtts beiiegen, Die Idj
ieberoeil nit Der en9liifen meHen
fann.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-14

table Compound and have taken it and
feel fine. A lady said one day, 'Oh,
feel so tired all the time and have head
ache / said, Take Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and she
did and feels fine now. Mrs. M. r.
KARscHN1cK, 1888 N. Paulina Street,
Chicago, Illinois. HGo
hai2o The Other Case. hac-
Dayton, Ohio. =" Lydia q. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound relieved me of
pains in my side that Ishad for years
and which doctors medicines failed to
relieve, 1t has certainly saved me from
an operation. ! will be glad to assist
you by a personal letter to any woman
In the same condition. - rs. JiW.
SHERER, 126 Gassr St, Dayton, Ohio.
II you want special advice
write to Lydia E.Pinkham Med
idine' Co. (conndontisl) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered BY 3 woman,
and held I'm strict confidence.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-14
JUST BEING HAPPY.

Just being happy
Is fine thing to do:
Looking on the bright side;
Rather than the blue;
Sad or sunny musing
Is largely in choosing,
And just being happy
Is brave work and true.
just being happy
Helps other souls along;
Their burdens may be heavy,
And they not strong;
And your own sky will tighten.
n other skies you brighten
BY just being happy
With heart full Of song!
+
Mr.. viii Lindsey, Of Laurel, spent
Tuesday here. guest In the home Of
Mr. T. M Fuller.
+++
Dr.. J.. Rowan Hsney Of Clovis. New
Mexico. is in the city for a fortnight,
- guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Haney, and other relatives.
4. + +
Dinner Dance
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hill compli-
n1ented Miss Rosalee Buesher, who is
~ guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
4 nsosher. with pretty dinner We'd
evening at their home on
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-14

u = u Ole OOm-
pound. l used to go
to my doctor for pills
and remedies and
they did not help me.
1 had headaches and
could not eat, and the
doctor claimed l had
female trouble and
must have an opera
ton. / read in the
paper about Lydia
E. Pinkham 3 Vege-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-14
DIR. BARBER.

of the firm of Drs. Barber & Williams,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialists
of Jackson,
Has on office in Hattiesburg on
Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and Weo
nesdays Of each week.
Carter Building.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-14

Fourth avenue. Covers were laid for
twelve, the table being conferred with
an exquisite Marie Antoinette basket
Of pink roses, while a dainty bunch
Of pansies marked each place. The
latter part of the evening was spent
most delightfully."- in dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hills dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dolfus, Misses
Rosalee Buesher, Leo Norton and
Laura West; Messrs. Brevard Walker,
d. w. Holmes. C. v. Brunson and Alec
Currie.
4. I'D.
Miss Josephine Newton en- route
to her home in Poplarville from
visit of several weeks to vicksburg
and Jackson, is spending few days
here as the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 8. Carr.
r~T + e
The Nautilus Club. e
Mesdames John T. Haney and Grow.
or McDuff were hostesses to the
Nautilus Club Wednesday afternoon,
entertaining pit the home Of Mrs.
Haney on Southern Avenue.
In the absence of the president, Mrs.
Mack Sigler presided with Miss Alice
Haney as leader for the afternoon
Two excellent papers were read;
Child Labor in the South" by Mrs.
Mack Sigler, and THE Location Of
Parks and What They Mean to Cities
and Towns" by Mrs. Clyde Conner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-14

Business discussions we're held and |
plans made for next years work. after |
which the hostesses served delicious
two course luncheon. Mrs. Fred
Heidelberg was the only guest and
the club members attending were
Misses Emily Jones, Bette Conner,
Lucy Conner, Alice Haney; Mesdames
Clyde Conner, Robert Field, Fleet
Hathorne, Wiley Jackson. E. B. Lokey.
C. M. Sigler and J. o. Rea.
++
Pianoforte Recital. ...-----..
Miss Esther Mcconnell Wiles will
be heard in a pianoforte recital Fri.
day afternoon at o'clock at the High
School auditorium. She will be as.
sisted by Miss Juliet Featherstun.
soprano. Miss Wiles Is q pupil OF
Miss Corinne Blount. The program is
as follows:
Sonata op. rs ........... beethoven
Andante con Variozom
Scherzo
GOndOlfera .MoszKo"ski
a. Slave Song ...... Teresa del Riego
b. Bird Raptures. :. Edwin Schneider
Miss Featherstun.
a. Poem (Scotch) op. 81
No 2 ..............M acoDwell
b. Murmuing Zephyrs,J ensen-Niemann
a. To Spring ................ 'uries
b. Water-Nymphs, op 10 No. 8. .Nevin
Nocturn, op. 10 No. 2........ Chopin
a. The Parting Rose ........ .Pontius
| b. | Love ...........Cl Clayton Johns
Miss Featherstun.
Impromptu, op. % No. g.. .Reinhold
i. So
Senior Recital At Woman's College.
Two Hattiesburg girls will be heard
Friday evening at their graduating re-
cital at the Woman's College, Misses
Carrie Jackson and Ruth Neel, the
former candidate for a diploma In
Expression, the latter in Music. No
comment need be made upon their
ability, as they are both so we'll known
here in their home town. Another
candidate for a diploma in Expression
who will take part in the same recital
is Miss Holley McLendon, Of Louisi'
ana. The program follows:
Sonata op. 20 (Pastorale) Beethoven
Miss Neel.
Misunderstanding q
Mason ...... ......... .LocAo
r. Miss McLendon.
0AvOtt6 ..DoSu-os'coAAo
Miss Neel.
The Countess Amy and Her
& Husband ...... ............ Scott
7 Miss Jackson.
Warum? ((Why?) ........ Schumann
Silhouette op. 8, No. 1....... .Dvorak
Miss Neel.
THE Mouse Trap"-(A
Comedietta in One AcD. Harrison
Characters:
Mr.. Briefbag, Counselor
at Law ............ Miss McLendon
Mrs. Prettipet, Young e.
Widow ...... ....... Miss jackson
Rhapsodie. 6 minor. .......... Brahms
Miss Neel.
CONTINUED on Page Five.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-14
TWO WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Chicago, HI must thank you with
all my heart for Lydia E. Pinkham's
The Springfield herald., 1914-08-21

H. C. Greer of Lamport, after
having thoroughly tried out the
Herald doctors medicines, came
in on the 18th inst. and ordered
fifty two more doses Thanks to
H C.. q
Thanks to S. G. Cloyd for two
fine watermelons.
Ed measel has the carpentry
contract for the new postoffice,
and began work on the door and
window frames Tuesday,
Captain and Mrs. Vanorsdo
started Monday for their annual
visit to Topeka, Kans., and Mt.
Pleasant, Ioa, and will be gone
about three weeks Mr.. Vanors
dol authorizes us to say that
any of the neighbors wanting
garden truck while they are
away can have what they want
by speaking to w. M. Ste ~art,
just across the street. We Ger
/ tainly wish Mr.. and Mrs. Vanors
| dol a pleasant visit.
H. L. johnson of Two Buttes,
and G.. Grill of Artesia, were in
town on the 18th,
(, Paint has made the Wagner hotel
look like new.
7, The family Of Claud Jones is
visiting iu Kansas.
Robt. Mccullough, southwest
of town, was a pleasant caller at
the Herald Office on the 18th inst.
r. G.Cotton's new garage sign
shows up conspicuously.
| L. Burton has Rad some sign
work done on the side of his res
taurant building.
The Springfield herald., 1914-08-21
Lamar. Colorado.

Tom Evans of Nashville,
Kans.. having just located in the
Howell neighborhood, orders the
Herald to keep him posted on
Baca county affairs until he gets
back in october, and thereafter
for the year to come; for which
thanks are extended.
The Springfield herald., 1914-08-21
,dito,, Herald:

place, the commissioners
asked to place it atthe exact CEN
ter. where there are a houses,
and the accommodations are am
ple for holding elections. In
stead of doing so, they placed it
four miles west of the center,
where the facilities are very
poor. This is unfair and unjust
to the voter in the precinct, some
Of whom will have to come 70
miles to vote, making round
trip of 40 miles. 1t practically
deprives considerable number
Of voters of the privilege of yot
ing.
Just why they took this ac-
ton nobody knows, but they
were certainly not actuated by a
spirit of fairness and justice.
AS this is in commissioner Har-
rison's district, and he was fully
informed of the situation, it is
hard to understand his action.
w. Jas. N. Miller.
Annual Financial State
ment of School Dist.
t No. 35.
Cash on hand, July 1st, 1913:
General Fund S26.44
Special Fund s6.63
Bec'd by apportionment 1l7.s2
Oyerd raft general fund 12.99
Received from special tax I69. 70
To transfer, order of Com. .32
Total 1868. .93
Paid Teaohers' Salary 10000
Current Expenses s.4S
Interest on Warrants .65
Rebate Taxes .75
Trans, order of Com. 2.25
Tuition Dist. No. II $500
Total 324.11
Balance in hands of county
Treasurer July first, 1914.
Special Fund $685.
Total 863, GO
This is correct to the best OF
my knowledge.
John 6. Fagg.
Secretary.
NORMAL RESOLUTIONS,
Adopted by the Baca
County Normal.
The teachers of the BGca
County Teachers Association at
the close of the county normal
at. Springfield. August 18th,
adopted the following resolu-
tons:
Article |.
Section 1. Be 1t Resolved
That the normal of Baca coun-
", and other counties similarly
situated, be recognized and that
al funds arising within the
counties going to the support of
tue District Normal be retained
in the said couuties for the sup
port of the county normal.
Section g.. Be 1t Furthur Re-
solved, That the teachers of tie
Counties attending such normals
be given the credit of per cent
az in tine District Normal.
Article II.
Be 1t Rerolved, That vote of
thanks be extended to Prof. S. S
Phillips for the very efficient
services rendered as conductor
of the Baca County Normal.
Article III
Be 1t Resolved, That v5te OF
thanks be extended t"
Prof. H. G.. ~Jent for the
valuable lectures delivered to
the normal student body.
Article ".
Section /. Be 1t Resolved,
That vote of thanks be extend
ed to the committee OH enter
tainment and to the Homsher
family who so cordially opened
ed their home for the informal
reception given at the close OF
the Normal.
= Section 2. Be it Further Re-
solved chat vote of thanks be
extended to nonresident teach
ers who so capably assisted in
the entertainment at said func-
tion.
Article V.
Be It Resolved, that copy OF
these resolutions be sent to each
,,snor nf tho rOuntv and that a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-18
Two Tahln Bridge.

Mrs Harry j. Culbertson enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon with a
two-tablc auction bridge, which was
a pleasant affair, TO honor Mrs
Charles Francis Adams Of Ncwkrk,
who has been the guest Of her sis
ter Mrs Roy Gctman for a month.
High score at the game was made
boy Mrs r. J. Munroe, who received
a piece Of unique pottery, Guest
favor to Mrs. Adams was pretty
tray. A course Of salad and punch
were served at the games close.
Guests who surrounded the two tab
les were Mrs Adams Mrs william
NJ. Nigal Of El Paso, Texas. Mrs Roy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-18

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept l1.-Net-
Grams of the foreign wars OF the United
States. i'm annual session here TODAY.
decided TO hold next wears meeting I'm
Detroit and rejected proposition for
amalgamation with the United Span
ish-American War Veterans Later iu
the dav they took part in the parade
preceding the unvciling Of a monu-
ment to the officers and men who died
when the Maine was destroyed in IIa-
Vaua harbor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-18
COrnS Come OFT as
Easy as You Please!
"Ccts-Ir' Being Used by Milions'

II is the first time that a real, sure
as-fstn corn cure has ever been dis
covered. "GETS-lT" Is the new corn
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-18

Robert A. Mckinney Undertaking
Tarlors. d Vest Third ST. Phone 456.
Iegdeuee Phone lJ1-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Delaney re
turned home yesterday morning af-
ter a few weeks absence. They ac-
companied their son, Mr.. Harold De
laney, to Notre Dame university after
which they went to Kansas city TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-18

Mr. James y. Robinson left Thurs
day night for Chicago, whore he
will be met by Mrs Robinson and
their daughter Jane, who are re-
turning from two months visit in
Pennsylvania and Rochester N s..
The family will spend few days in
Chicago before coming home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Walker and
baby daughter Kate Tanning Walker
are expected home today from
Brownsville. Tenn, whcrc they have
been visiting Mrs Walkers home
folk for several weeks