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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
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bpgge Set op igen. @eroen bar /
get mellcmligge1roc Iiosrlm fo1tret
ablfilligc &i6enifabsmGn0, Der fan
tpoe ln11git 1r0beoe 9prog, men mon
1rogen saf Dem e. 5talro til ior1.
gerlit5 at gre Jig foritoaelig meo
la1nme 2etbe6 / Iofio og Nefi1m
io1n / &6benbnon og Stoef6nlm> /
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mcnneifelige @pentDr err beupnM /
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Gngellf.
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fprimger bonn ITO al 8anoer, og BON
ftammer til 8erIit5: &porbam ifal
leg b%egpnoe?
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griber en- Bog og ronber:: le libre,
fna en- stoI; Ia cbaiie. iaa banlrer
bnn / Dgren:: la porte.
8rogrnmtnet er mart 1otem, tbi
@rreliets l1oitpr Ell. iaroelig life
ober6aaotgt.
&pob lao, ipgrger Sranitmamoen.
Sc ipre eft noir, Ia cbaiie eft ia1me,
Ia porte eft blanche. Sc fibre cit
petit.
Set bele bar en- rent tufelbtg
Stbifpoelfe. 8erIit5 bopoe, 81 ST.
men begpnote, lite @egreb ON, bpor-
iIeoes ban fifulbe grille saeen n1,
log set .boreoe Iplnge, iitoen set GIT
@ for bart, at ban boboe giort ct
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
BlluG W%NTERLisnlHe

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I pragtfulde Farver fra de smuk- !
s keste Egne / Norden og originate
I julie og Nytaals-Kort til enhver !
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} for "Illustreret Familie Journal"
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I sidigt Formal OF indeholder Fortei- }
I lineer. Noveller, Diste, Biosrafier. code }
( Raad for Hus Of HEN. Anekdoter, o. S. ".
5 En- Aargang afdette Tidskrift er :
I lig omtrent 1000 Bogsider af god
s underholdende Lasning. For 10
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
SPECIELT TIL kVINDER
bet NEST gkonomiske, rensende OF
Observation-Disclosures antiseptiske
Middel err
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MINM3

bet er uforligneligt for Indspr9jt-
ming i Behandlingen af Katarrh. Be
tendelse eller Saar i Nasen, Stru-.
ben, og we'd kvindelige Onder. Lydia
b. Pinkham Medicine Co. har i Il
Aar anbefalet Paxtine i deres pri-
vate correspondence med KvindeF.
hvilket beviser diets Fortrin. Kvin-
der som er blevet helbredet siger. at
Diet er "verd sin Vaegt i Guild. Hos
Apothekere.- En- stor 4Iske SOC. eller
med Poster. The Paxton Toilet Co,
Boston, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

II A 4EAT
lite 1itter. Sorlpt110 11Glte
Wtn1o!"
J. Stobs1er9e11ten tleeoe Jig orrlgt !
GeoebutfeltGgget % iatte Jig neo
paa Telt1tolen pep S1oen ar oen
liggenoc Sfptte.
"9u rol1g, lille %, trenltor alt
roll9t Mttref; bet better bellcr 1tte;
bar Ne facet '1oget at lp1le?"
% t1ggeoe torba1llet Up paa rSta=
ben" oct nar 'l9loert, DER heo
1pllrat laa tlar!lN til Da11S Se11n=
oe1loe.
~9fe1.
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ler '11c 1ptlt Se UT y :tarer =
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11a9et1oe.
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StDoeDoloe1.
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ml1l191, og Il III loo 'o9e1 at uoe.
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9oloet tro lfeoe, tulyt al "Sta=
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al 9clingcn, Scr loo pntn1e bag Sfp=
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fon.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

st aps e. en- ~beipnOerlis Sing.
Set er al inaen Mptte til Ell, flint
en- obioll1t 2pfialiabeo til to-. Sen
lille Dreng faar set for i%,aenting,
ben hinge Maano rtao itiele set, %
oen eamle moo ffisbe Set. Set e.
@arnets s}et, Sci, elifeoes &ripiIe-
GUM, % Spflerens Maife. Gil En-
11rrg. Game er set aro, til en- aiiifft
Iapinoe e BET 9oab % th e, geber-
nh e set @oon1iiIoofbeo III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
SrGrielip.

8orte paa Sletten ser liggcr ct
@ils -
bbor enlomt paa 5letten ioa ebe,
81 Ter mm ct Mennei tie 11oget Steos,>
set er lom ON ale bar opbe.
Bort opcr Slctten.- ct &onoIpb fig.
inor,
tot op til Mpbpggeren5 @pttc.
gift or iaa iti1le, BOG bpres Ell 9po,
og ltonOler ieg brat for at lutte.
ga oobueoes .Dgren, eli, &pinoe, TOM
no,
belt tarpelig bar bum at lflte,
Set Dor fife mgrft, tbi Morblpiet
itpo
iao iml,ft ! cit ltroolenoe Sue.
Seq bilite goo Mften, ino bum mig
BPS
/ &iemmet ioo fattigt at 1fuc,
Mbiier bar brllgt for Sapetpapir
/ &pttens sen eneite Stue.
8oo @orbet ligger en- Del Mltiif,
uMim llngooms Sc fiGselte Min=
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bum inffeoe opM og iatte Jig neo
% 3aarer gjnene ti,,orer.
at bore fattig, bpor IT set Dog
tltngf
i Mpbpggerbiemmet poa Sletten,
Set felte leg grant. Sen Nften leg
ltob
/ @rGsterpbDtten beo @pffen.
Nntbon %. Senen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

George A. Post hns just been re-.
elected president Of the Railway
Business association, an organization
which represents SSOOm0Om Of capl-
tat This was the toast he gave nt
the dinner following his reelection;
Here's to railway regulation AaN
those who enact and those VINO ad.
minister the laws 'be ~ Watclhul W
the welfare of the railways as they
are zealiuus In the protection of lh'
rights of the public Injury 10 either
Is destructive nf the prosperity Of
both"
The officinl biography Of Nr Post
describes the organization ot the MS
sOCiatiOn ~ follows:
Several years ago, when the ran
roads and the government were Nell
mt H. In the regulation row parry
of very substantial business men who
had been PLAYING the part NJ innocent
hystanders found II necessary In
dodge cluster Of leglslatlv" brick.
bats which had struck the railroads
and had shled of IN their direction.
Some Of those innocent hySiandcr'
recalling the proverbial fate NJ such
participants In fights, dcc,icd to
commence pea~ negotiations and.
ms the underdog was very good
friend ~ theirs. they started The
fight for peace from his sides " nc
ring The underdog, as we nll know,
was the railroads. The lnnorrnt b..
ISLANDERS were manufacturers " vail.
wnv equipment. material AMI sun
plies This, In the nnguqgc NJ two
and two makcs four, was the beginning
~ an organization which TODAY rcnrc.
scnts capital amounting to SSO0 mn
OOO. The organization II known M the
Railway business association. t'hc IN.
dus'rIes SUMMING mllroa1s with
ihnIr necessities emnlnv milllnn nnd
half ~ men and nav S2h0 uOOu00 w
freight char"es veHrlv. IT., lntter
item IL nnefifth ~ MI the money Snent
IN the United States for freight
charges"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
MANY BUYING TICKETS
Out OF Town Statesmen in Large
Numbers Will Come to the Cham
ber Of Commerce Banquet Here.

Outside interest In the big cham.
Der Of commerce banquet to be given
on the night Of january is indicated
by the sale Of tickets TO many In diff
ferent parts of the state
The heads Of each state school and
institution have reserved tickets. A
marked Interest by all railroad off
cials is being manifested. G. o..
Jackson Of the Frisco, G. X. Clark Of
the Erie and H. q. Stebhlns Of the
Baltimore aud ohio win all have as
special guests for the occasion from
three TO five prominent railroad Off
clnls. whose headquarters are located
out " the state. Each mail brings Il
great number ~ letters asking for
reservations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
WHEN is A CHILD?
College Students Who Want Low Car
Fare Puzzles Experts City Is
Aroused.

Omaha Neb., Dec. 23.--When IL II
child? The question has been put up
to City Attorney Rine, the Omaha
City Commission, the Omaha Street
Railway company and the teachers In
Creighton University. aud IL has not
yet been solved
A city ordinance provides that the
street railway company shall at GER
reduced rates tickets good for the
transportation Of children attending
school"
Several days ago party NJ Creigh'
ton University students boarded n ear
aud rendered the conductor the re-
duccd-rates tickets The conductor
refused to accept them, and the young
men refused to either pay the fun
rate or get off. When the ear arrived
nj the University grounds they got
of and went their way.
Later committee OF the students
called on the street railway officials
and another committee went to see
the city Commissioners, and then to
city Attorney Rine
At the street railway headquarters
they claimed tO be- children and II
was not denied that they were attend
inc school
"IOu can't run that over me, boys"
claimed the superintendent Of trans
portatlon. You probably can out
argue me but YOU cant ride on a
child's ticket on this ear line
The city commissioners turned them
over To city Attorney Rlnc. lie has
taken II under adviscment'
Nonsense bows, said Rine, you
are not children"
when Is child. anyway" one of
them demanded
I'rl show vOu answered Hlnc
'.'er'ng up a dictionary Then he read
aloud
"ChIld--A son or daughter n
male or female descendant In the first
degree; the immediate progeny Of hui
man parents
Certainly wc are Rll sons descend
ants In the first degree and the imme.
dInte progeny ~ human parents" the
spokesman argued
Mr. Rine looked further and found
| this definition:
cone who. hy character or practice
shows signs ~ relationship To or ~
the influence Of another, az discinle
of TEACHER ns n child ~ God q child
of The devil. child of toll"
1--WE come under every one ~ those
definitions" argued the 2s-year-old
ak foot "child of the head Of the
committee, And n we are not chill.
dren then the dictionary II wrong"
nnoth the slx.foot "child" as he null.
I'd out a plug and hit Off a big chew.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
KA|SER'S ANGER
DELAYS BERTHAS
krupp'S Engineer Resigns Rath.
erThan Set Up HOwitzerS
Against Judgment.

London, Dec 1.-The true story "
the delay Of sending three 42ccntimc
ire German guns to the Belgian coast
has just leaked out
An English army officer who ar.
rived today in charge of German prls.
Oners ascertalued from one Of them
that the distinguished Krupp engineer,
Herr Blesner was specially sent by
the krupp firm to take charge Of the
transportation of the monster guns
ON arriving ut Antwerp the cngin
Ger hDd dispute with the Grand
Duke of Wurtemburg as to the man.
ner In which the guns were To be-
placed upon the coast.
Herr Blesner appealed Ia Il personal
interview with the kaiser The cm
peror supported the view Of the grand
duke aud told The engineer that. In
the future he must take his orders
without question
Herr RlrSncr replied In a manner
which the kaiser regarded as disrc.
spectful The emperor, IN his .tagc,
struck Herr Blcsuer In the face. The
engineer at once returned to Essen
ana handed his resignation to the
krupp firm, declaring he would not
resume his dutlcs unless the kaiser
apologlcd
The krupps asked the emperor tu
apologize, but he declined point blank
and requested that another engineer
should be- sent To tnke charge Of the
transportation of the howitEers.
Up To the time Of this writing mo-
engineer has been found TO take Herr
Blesners place with the result that
the Germans are still powerless to re.
ply 10 the fire of the British ships or
Ostcud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

Early Shopping and Orderly Crowds
Give Nhoplifiers Little Chance to
Ply Their Trades Now.

The TACT that not complaint has
been made tu the city police against
81 oplitters this Christmas Is an In
terestWg item tu policemen and store
owners, und the statement ~ true In
oklahoma city mis- year In years
before the complaint book at the
police station has heen filled with
cases against shuplitters In fact tn
such an extent that the arrests on
that charge were almost rs common
as vngs or trunks.
Two reasons ARE given by police an.
thorities for this uneQualed record.
The first Is that more vgilant
watch Is kept 10y the city police and
house detectives and the second that
The lack NJ n rush, because Of the
shop early idcn, keeps thieves from
the excellent chances OF picking M
goods or picking pockets that they
hhd In other years.
Shopllfters are not stealing II and
getting hv with II either the police
authorities assert A close watch IL
kept and not the slightest chance Of
lifting Is given the prospective thief
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

placed In charge Of the legal depart
ment.
More than lS0 Christmas baskets
VIII he given to the poor of Oklahoma
city by the Salvation ut1dy Thursday
afternoon ut O'clock The baskets
viii contain dozen useful articles
besides a generous supply " chicken
aud other food.
Christmas morning the army will
serve all unemployed men In the city
with coffee and rolls. The annual tree
entertainment will he held Saturday
night and II IN expected that $50 chill
dren Will be present All will receive
gifts The army hall is at 100 West
Reno avenue.
Secretary Of State Ben +. Harrison
today granted the following charters :
The BiXby State bank, capital $l0,-
600; lncorporators, Thomas GilCrease,
Il. NJ. Gllcrease, T. j. Hartman, Tul.
sn. McAlester Book and Stationery
company, capital $1,000; incorporatdrs
Elmer Hale, j. {. Mcaders, +. NJ. Da.
Wis, McAlester.
Governor Cruce today hOnOred u
rcquisition from the governor Of ohio
/ for Charles g. Ayers. wanted ut OF
tnwn on charge Of child abandonment.
lie Is under arrest at -NOWata WUt-
liam Wolf, an officer from Ottawa,
came to take Ayers back to the Ohio
city.
j. II. Kelley, cOlOred, IL on trial In
the superior court this afternoon
charged by the recent grand jury with
assault on Patrolman l.. h. Young
blood on November 20 with pistol
when the officer attempted to arrest
/ him. Kelly and his wife had hired
cab aud the man was having II dis.
/ pute with the driver over the price
when the officer was called. A lively
/ fight ensued In which officer Young
blood finally won. taking Kelley tO
the police station. No one was hurt
In the affair, AZ the officer was close
enough to catch the hand holding the
gun.
Marriage Licenses were issued to-
/ dny to John s. Dricshuck, ~. and Mel
lie Jacobs, y, Oklahoma city; Jas.
Armstrong %, and Nancy Richard
| son, 20 Luther.
Preliminary information was filed
In the court Of Justice Donnell this
afternoon by Assistant County AttUr-
ney Thompson against Blll Cage,
colored, charging him with the EN-.
hczzlement OF $84.3O alleged to have
been appropriated by him TO his own
use while soliciting aud collecting for
groceries for +. IL Barkett.
The preliminary hearing Of the
charge against Geo. +. ToOle, charg
ed with assaultinC his wife with u
knife on the street fey weeks ago,
was set by Justice Donncll Tor Jnnu
nry o being continued by agree
ment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
Not Very Entertaining.

"eorge Adc tells story which he
says always seems fresh ana allSten.
ing to him no matter how old II gets.
u Is about two solemn looking gen
llemen who were riding togctber IN u
railway carriage. One gentleman said
In the other; "ls your wife rntertHhl
ing this summer"
Whcnup0n the sccond gentleman
replied, Not very"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

knhsns city, Mo-, De- ~ -Cn,tlc 70
oeipts 1000, market strong; prime El
steers. Nh2,mlO2i dressed bref steers
N'fp COWS aud hcifcrg - 1iH1 Stnrk
rnlNes, fdGip2G
Hog receipts. 10000 market yAak f.,
2" lower heavy SIllhI.2a; pneksrs
ana butchers, SlO@12l. light sTmi'an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

lslrntriN Of the estate Of her hus
band, G. C. Jones. were not heard
10y Judge llayson a. scheduled this
morning, and no other date was fixed
ny Tue court as notice OF the filing
"i the hearing OF the demurred nc
counts must be glyea. The obiection.
involve about S2OO,OOO Of expenditure,
Wi'lch 1t Is claimed We're not author
lZed by law.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

All the world may live u lover, but
when he gets readv 10 furnish tho
flat he has TO pay AL The freight
himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

h'bS Win around lao hrnd NJ
hogs IN us Wednesdays lHu "a, hog
market orrurd ON ia 10 cent lower hns
E Roth side, were obstinate and moth
Ing had boon moved up to noon Rc,t
porscrs we're quoted NJ 81 al631 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

The attention Of The Times is call.
cu 10 the fatt that In the suit Of +.
W Holden against D. VI Bunk and
Il! w Mnlott December ~, judgement
tor Sl3I40I was rendered In favor "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
v RnhneiI

state Veterinarian E.V. Robuett
was given n sentence Of thirty Jnvs
IN the county iaIl aud 100 fine by II
Jury In the superior court late Tn.s,
nay Afternoon at the close of his trlpl
iot assault ON nr j. II. Jlnmerson
WIN a revolver ON October 30 Henr.
lng OF motion for new trial and the
passing OF the sentence was sci nv
Judge olrieId Tor December N "
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II is generally understood the Ger.

- - h'"'i"ig uiutiNiOVu hHt W.T.
maine divorce case hHs been settled
ont Of court that nftcr the taking Of
u,pOsltlons and the calling " many
witnesses, the filing Of petitions, an
swers nnd cross petitions there viii he
uu trial.
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IN a monthly meeting at the haywood
freSbyterian church Tuesday night
.h' East Side Democratic club went
I" the proposed water bond issue Tho
next meeting ot the club was set for
January T.
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Some peoples tsca NJ bargain IL
n 10 cent article marked down 20 40
that may be worth 40.
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ECHOES fM If STREETS

the plaintiff instead Of for the de
tendant The suit was for furniture
from the Arlington hotel
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falrOlman l.. II. YOungbloOd wears
Tue cross Of the Legion Of Honor 10.
day for heroic work done In IIftlng
= 'clmens Of fallen humanity yester.
u"y morning The officer saws that
o'iore y o'clock he helped from the
sidewalk thirty-one people.
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The suit Of @. \. Patterson Z r.

The suit Of G. +. Patterson & "a
ol Memphis against the StcincomG
"r"'h company of Oklahoma Is in
lrugreSs In the district court TODAY
before Judge Mcmillan. Damages IN
tho amount of SS2423 are asked NV
the plaintiffs claiming that contracts
NIUE IN 'Hla with the defendant com.
"ny Tor the shipment " alfalfa boy
10 Memphis were not fulfilled
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Objections to the annual report Of
Mrs. Nettie +. Jones, former admin