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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21

no unpoliommens aranfsns uno
5srpunbttnpfIsge lhafIeu. Die Up
II 6es 9rissss purosn auf G@ub
inrren bsi0rosrt. 9as lift beutt
ium0gIid, uno bic arisgsfrantsns
flsge 1T cine grObe motsrne Sin
,i@tung g%sporOsn, bic Der 5rdu nls
dtiger Strait bsDnrf, i'm JsIo uH9
absim, bic bon aa bieItn 5rnusH
il boate eeifung. @siunbbsit, ge.
IN forbsrt.
Die 5irlorgs fir bic Gomilien Der
in 5elos GisbsHcsn, fur biz 6inters
lisbenea 1T cine aufgabe, bic aud
u hunbert Sabrsn fdun BON elm
linen 5rauen ubsrnommen ipilrbs
eate perOsn sroBe Jrausnorganiia-
omen it ibenebmen unb mad mDs
ernen NstboDeR burhfibrsn. 8it
5%rausnbant Dat bereits Elm 6ilTsto.
iittt gtbilost, nm eineH 6ilfsfoHbs
U lar1tleln. BDr harlnert sIahren
AZ e. tsine 5ranenbant, truaen
jrauen feline eroBen finan3islsr
5srautportungen. trpbtsn le teintn
JirtfdnFtliden Stiirmen. Dir Fnb
lit bunbsri Sahren gsipa9Im. aes
5aaieu an G6nnen, @iFen, Jdtia.
lit unb 8srantlportIitteit. s5n taus
snb 2iden, bic Der einberufsne Gol.
jat ldBt, tSnnen boupsrtiq Dorae
JiIOsts 8rdueu treten, aerstinnen,
5ariftiRnen, SberIs1rsrinnen, 2e6re.
tinnsn. tnuimdHnifhe gsamiinuen,
goFts unO 9slegrap6en6santinnen,
oura bsrsn 6anb bisl I6idlaIl6pss
&c 8otldaft gsbt. Sir bic srb0bts
io3iale gors unD 5iriDrge biefer
gr~ufungsssit ItsIt bic bsuil6e Graus
tn~6sfpesupg 10000 bersits qsihul!s
lerdFte in rem @smsinbm tGfig. pie.
er Stab lift bd. unb 9nuimDe iper.
zen fh frsiniaig meIben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
0a6en mir nod cine Giaene Regierung?

bort pcrahtliM 0elabt baheil hper
oieieu miiroeloieH amcrItaHiiden
q a1isiefretdrl
aur5 Dor benz ariege bate ID
@rnan et1pas abnlihes iertia &C.
bradt ole CT iih bet Der engIiiten
Reqierma iiber einc AeuBerung I'M.
ieres meritaniiden gertreters Dor
eilia entihuloigte, un0 Die enaliidlc
Heaiernmg. Die nod gdrntdlt lhr
Mibfaaen befiinoet botte, neil iiC
eben hidts ronBte, GuBcroem ienC
Mediterranean burhans nidt libel &C.
nonimen bate. Canals boben lie
In 2pnoon uno aud ionitpo fiber
.0ieic tappige 9otaieubnitigteii
.grpuns gelodlt. @eiite aber liz 0iC
.Sahe nod Diel idlimmer. SeliC
hat grnan Dor 0ller @eIt 0oiumefl'
.tirt, baB bic omerifamide @eiesge.
.bnng ben GnglanOs @naOeu ob'
bduat Dab Der nmeritoniihe Son.
.greb fem @eieB e~rlaiicn bari iuenr
es nidt Dorber Die gndOiee SilisunG
bon Seiten eneIanbs erbalteu bot
- Columbia. nerbiile oein @aupt'
Is lit Sade 0es amcrifanildler
.@olfes nb Is nod ldnaer oieie tran.
'rtqcn, beidlGmenoeu 3uitonoe BUILDER
mill. @ir erfennen oos quite mi
I0anfbare Sers unieres 9rditoenter
'@ilion ia germ an, Der 8rgau ieinI
gtomination 3l neronnfen 8lnubi
uno 0urilm ibu 5um Stontsietretal
aemadlt hat. glber ilber Der Cant
burfeit zines Gin5elien ulo ii
Ioieier aud Der grdiioent Der 8erei
niateu Sfanten - itebt Die &nrSI
nuo Sire HHisrsr srOfsn Ration
InnO oieie lit bon 9rpnn nit Suffer
gefreten tporoen IN ieiner boOeHloier
ariedlerei Dor England. 1drun
binpeg nit iolhem nnniiBen Giener
Der Die 6bre ieiner 9otion an ELM
IfremOe Gation nusliefertl
Or. @ermarn @erbnr0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21

geelttraIit1t Der 9~ereinigten Staoten
Stoater 81 mnbren. gei oieier @es
.Iegeubeit ergriff Der 6ornter Ser
mann 8nrfaro ans emerald bel Gin
coin. gsebr. Der bel Or. @erbar0 81
@aIte neilte. oos 8ort uno eab fol-
genoes 8ur aenntniB Der itallnennen
3uborer: Gin RidJter, Der Mir Den
meiiten Der f~lagenoen garteien oufs
engite berlpallot lit, fam nHmGslidv
Gin nnparteiiidles llrtbriI fallen.
@enn CT Elm ebrlider Maun 1T,
mug er Iid ieIbit ais befanseu a6leb-
men unO ieiHeH Ridtcrpuiten nieber-
leseR. @ier lit unIer Staotsiefre.
tar 9rDan. 9oB er Der Sdlwieger-
batter ciues engliiden attiuen Effi.
3iers, 0es &npitan Omen, lit, 0iirFtC
mobl oagemein befannt fem. Aber
.oa i'd in Der Nadbaridaft 8rDons
mobne uno ion femme felt Der 3eit,
als er nod ein nrnier, unbetdnnfer,
fleiner 2l0Dpfat mar. peiB ih nod
nlebr uno fam es bepeiien: 8rnans
Ieine Iodter beiratbete einen tran5o.
Hidden Maler un0 befan bon oieIen
5tnei aiil0er, 10 lit 8r1nn ullo 0er
0rOFbater 5lueier 5ransOien. Gs
modt oies feinen llnterihieo. 0of
nofber Die Che geidieoen muroe
Die Sbatinhe oieier speis lebenOiger
6rnn3oien bleibt oespegen 6od be
itebeu. gber Oos Goaite lit. bal
9rpan IN ieineIn Sanie einen iunger
geibea 5apGner butte. Ser Die Stu
ben oufDiihfe. SieieH inteaigeHteT
Saps fat BRIAN aODptirt. als el
nItf ieiner 8eltreiie 9Sapdn beiufte
bot ct bic mirflina1 gltern ieines
AooptiDioHnes nufgeiuft uao DnrOI
bon OieIerL ipie grnan ielbit berih
tete, iebr berSlih empianget.
SD frage nun: aunr elm Mnnn
l6er Der 5dmiegernater zines eligli
id)en 0ffiSiers, Der @rDkOater 5ipeieI
Sran3Dien mo Der AOuptibpatrr
Ieines geL6en Sops tit. nlio eli
Aaiirter Der aaiirtcn lit, III geqen
D1rtigeu yerbdltniiim ssrtdlt mi
anpurtiiid nrtbeilen?!
ST. Is.
s(nmerf. s. Neo. gieier OeiltifI
5nrmcr Sernldlm gurtarO lit Der
ielbe. Der bel MitSbrlid oes ariegei
$50 fir ods oeutide Rotbe areli
id)enfte. Als ct aber borte, OnB 9r1
llibeni 8ilion cbenfaaS $50 fir oo.
~augemeiue 9lotbe areiB gegeben ba
Be, eing er lofprt BIN uii0 erbobt
ieiren geitrog dnf $50, Inn onmi
leinen HrDtelt gegen 0icie ibm su ae
ring ftr einen 8rdiioeuten Der Ser
ctiigtcn 5tnaten erideineiloe Sab
einSulegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21

Das iGomloie rntpiiroiaenoe ge.
nehmen uniereS Stdatsietreiors
Wrpon stDinqt ms at Oieicr 6raee
Naben mir In Der Ibat nod cine
i~elbfonoiee Regiering ooer III ne
bcnig Su einer 6iliale Der britiiten
9lcaicrune bsrnbseinHteH2 Statt
Der ruhmDoaen Sternen itn6 Strei.
fen Iollte bon iett ob nuf benz So.
bitol In @oihington Der linton Sad
peben. us oomnls Dor hnnoert
Sabren Die 9riten nls Morobrenncr
unler ssopitcl in 6tammeTt iebten.
ipar 0ies niht 10 trmtrig mo Dor
alien uitt 70 entuiiroigeno, ols lett
0ies auf Dem 9nud 3utihcu uriercs
~troirieen Staotsiefretars. llnler
itolser omrrifaniiner A0ler itedt
bod Sdan iein ionit 10 fiihn getra-
genes Saupt nuter ole 5liigel uuo
rrrfriedt ii6 III cine ede, 0aflr
abrr pcroen mir einea aeihTu1stgen
9aboqei ais unieren 9tationalnogel
annebmen mullen. iolauge oieier
Stautsicfretdr icin llniueien i'm aa.
pitol treibt.
geidt mol Der fleinite Miniitet Scr
olerfleiniten 3epublit in oieierGSelt
hat lie ii6 m~terfangen. mas NIT iibi
ldheln0er @iene unier 8rDan fer.
tigaebroft bot. gtiht MIR bat er
ben eneIiidqn 9otihnfter Cir
Spring 3ice, Den 0oh als fremot
Wladt Dabrbaftig miere @eiebge.
bimg nitts ange9t siiirql iuern itl
i'd nod i'm Stnoilm Der 9orberei.
t1ug I'M 9omitee befin0et Oeniitbia
nm 8eraeibung tueeen Der Sitdcod
Bill gebeten nHo ibn beriihert, Oaf
Die barmloie merifnniihe aegie
ring obiolut miduI0ig on oieiel
8in iei, nein, er bat iognr oil unierr
9otihafter in 2onoofl. @errn Sage
Elm gIeihes gefabeIt, nm lid be.
ser 2onooncr &egieriin8 eb~pnfaIs
5u antihuloigen. Isle lnogen oil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
gnub anS Staat muO Sic @etranfe-
irage.

Ger aongreB pir0 iih in ieiner
ieeigen SeIIion nit Der &orlaee 0as
aonareBmItalieoes Sobiou 5u be-
idlGitigeu baben. Die oltf eIniiihrung
Der &robibition I'M gan8en @ebiete
Ser @~ercinigten Stnaten ab5ielt.
@liidliderueiie III, iDie cine nmfroge
ergeben bat. oie 4usfidt ouf an.
nabne Der &orlage iebr gerina.
Is banoet iif oabei i'm 0as gro-
BE Grin8lp. Oh Die 3egulir1ing Der
@ctrdnfefrage 5qhe DER Staateit
bleiben ODER inter Die S~Iris0iftion
ocs NuiOes geltelt pcr0en ioa.
91dd Der iekt ~aelten0en Auf
fuifltnq unterliegt Die HegulieruHg
oes @etraafebonoeIs Der &oli6eiee-
iDnlt, unD Do Diele oen eia5eluan
6taaten borbehalten lit, bot Der aon-
greB fem Aedt iid IN Die Steaung-
nohme Der e~in8elnen Staaten Su Die
let 6rage ein5nmiihen.
9em fol- eth Glioe eemoht iUer-
ben in0ern onrd cine Menoerlng
Der Understanding ein 8erbot 0es
6niloels nit geiitieen @etrdnfen un0
Der Serite1nHe iolher @etrarfe fir
Dns gnllae 2an0 erloiien miro.
gs ioIlen nit einem collage ei.
niae Der groBten 9eslouitrien I'M Can.
Dc perni@iet nt0 bic iibIen 6o[ger
Der 4robibifion, bic man ans oeH
trodenen Stooten, ipie Mnine, 5lir
Beuiige fennt, icDem an6aren Stante
aufaen0tigt DerOen.
6 iea, I'M es fur5 5u ioaenb Dem
Quli6e Elm idDeferer pirtbihdftliher
6daDen 5HgeFiiat mer0en ais e
oas %Qlufboren jeoer 4nsfuhr aus
Mmerifa more. 8enige Stanter
miir5en Die aanoalpe oes amenoe.
mcnts air. 9nn0esDerfoiiung idme.
rer enpfinoen, oIs Der Stnat SEEN
Dorf NIT ieiner froftpoa entnidelten
9ralinouitrie, ieiner fosmopoliti.
Iben 8en0Ifetung un0 ieiuem Dor
trciflth betD1hrten gGcciiegeleB.
Sic ginbube Oes Staotes un0 0er
Mpmeinoen beim gaifboren oes
1irtbsgeIhdfts iuilroen 10 1nge.
helter feiiL Dab Die 5oIgen gar midi
ons5uocafen fino. Eauier0e Dor
pI1bIid brotIos gemprocrief 5ani.
hcubdnptern mitrOen en- 8rpblen
nbeeben bas ~iiberbnnpt nidt 5u be
mGIilQen iii.
@~rQaeH1aites Glen6, Miididrit
nuf Der gaiiSen 2inie iteben bebor
mellif Ser Stnatet 0ns Reht oil
NetrdafeEraae tn eiter ieinen Ne
bigrfnilisn enllprchenOef aeiie 81
regel1. g%silou1l1en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21

Tre6. mailIiondr (sum
6tttler): MAIDEN sic f9nsII Dab
5is forttommsnl
gettIsr: ga. no, MIR ni6t gar 70
iicI5, msin 6srr! Gle finO aud ni9t
3;sl mebr dls ih! Der sinsise I'M
:erFhieb III Set. bob Gle duf Die
lneite MilIion bindrbeiten uu0 I'D
drf OisetRe!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
Gin seridt au bic auleriIaniide grcHe.

@riiiel, 8eleien. - DE beiiolgell0e Bboto'
arapbie elmer @ruppe 2onoorbeiter 1T 10 redt be-
seidIreuo fir oieies uuglidlide Sono. giilionen
befinSen lid in nod ihlininerem 3uItdnoe. aros'
Dem fueroen ie DON Den eroberern 81 bdrtet
TrohHOiciltcn geJnungen. Die berbiigerten dc.
it6pie mliieu gerihan5unger beriteaen t8e'
iddbc berbeiidleppen mo oen Gffisiercu be Stie.
fel nidien. Gie aueen Der gan5en g9clt iiio atif
amcrifa gcridtet BON pelhem bic Menidbeit ieln'
Ii6tig ariegslieierungen, Defenders gtunition nnO
Mr. 6iib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
GntlalIene gMd6aIter.

5 Glerfs III DEM BitrO oes Goitt.
tu habmeiiters @. u. lire per0en
fir oas Snbr 1915 nidJt Dieoerer.
ildiuit ner0ell. litter Oieien bcfin.
0al iid @illinm Minogue, 6rniIt
MidpEet lgnO 8iEtor arOupo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21

Agenteu fit Gin Iejr tpertbbones
unb Ieidt perfdufIiAes engIiidps
Bid peroen lberoa geindt nno an.
geIteIt. Outer gerOienlt nno iteEi.
ge arbeit fir Seoeu Der ctlpas tbnn
mid. lin iUeitpre Nustunit aoreI.
fire: 2. 2 8Og 3s5, Omaha, Neb
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-11

5X1SI6Q between COuuuCIOT WILL dnu
Francis Byrne to bring the crowd
here to infiict violence on the de-
:endants.''
To prove this conspiracy, Healy ar
gued, it will be necessary to show
conditions all over the city during the
newspaper strike Asst States Atty
O'Brien objected to the defense be-
ing permitted to bring in witnesses
whose testimony had no direct con-
nection with the murder. The court
ruled that such testimony'can be pre-
sented In line with this, Officer Peter
Conlan described general strike con-
ditions yesterday and Max Amen
berg, circulation manager OF the
Tribune, and other experts and au-
thorities, are on the list of defense
witnesses.
Officer Conlan said he was on
newspaper wagon at Halsted and
Madison one day about month be-
fore the Witt killing. There was
big crowd there" said Conlan, land
somebody took hold of the horse by
the bride and wouldn't let us drive
on"
0'Brien asked: why didn't you
arrest him?"
A. l couldn't, there were too
many people around.
@. In your duties as policeman,
do you generally refuse to arrest a
laWbreaker because there is a crowd
around?
A. Sometimes.
@. Was anybody in the crowd
threatening you?
A. No.
@. Did you have your revolver
with you?
A. Yes.
@. And though you were armed
with a revolver and nobody was
threatening you, you refused to
make the arrest?
A, Yes,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-11


Arthur Halpin, former driver for the
American, was asked by Healy: Did
you see man running north, pursu-
ed by another man, a very short time
after the shooting of WITH"
A. Yes.
@. Where did he go?
A. He turned into an alley to the
west of Fifth avenue.
The state tried to impeach the Hal
pin testimony. O'Brien sneered at
the witness and hurled his questions
fiercely when Halpin said that he has
kept himself and his family during
the past six months on what he saved
from his former job as driver for the
American at $21 week. He asked:
when are you going to work
again?"
A. Oh, when l feel like it. I've
got money. 49, ...'s-
@. Money that you saved from
working as a newspaper driver at $21
a week, money that's left after six
months, during which you have not
had job?
A. Yes.
Dave Purcella, business agent of
the newsbOys' union, said he was on
Wits car just before the shooting.
81 didn't hear any disturbance and
saw no violence and heard no
threats while was on the car" he
said. His subpoena was handed him
by Charles Barrett.
Martin Cusack, a union driver who
stayed out till his organization called
off the strike, said: There was at
least 1000 people around the Daily
World Office that night" All previous
witnesses have estimated the crowd
at a figure somewhere between so
and 100. Cusack went higher and
said there were from $50 to 200 in the
crowd in the street"
Clever use Of the word mob" by
the defense attorneys and witnesses
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
TAX COLLECTOR
Il YEARS OLD
EXPECTED TO RESIGN ON AC.
COUNT OF TEEBIENESS-
GAINED STRENGTH AND
TWENTY-FOUR POUNDS
By TAKING NINOL.

Cornth. Miss: ~ am a city taN
collector and seventy-four years of
age ! was in weak, rundown
condition so that l became exhausted
by every little eXertion My druggis,
told me about Ninol. and | decided
to take It. In a week | noticed con
siderable Improvement; | continued
its use and now | have gained twenty
pounds in weight. and feel mucn
stronger. l consider Ninol a fine
tonic to create strength for old peo-
pie - A Price Corinth. Miss
As one grows old their organs act
more slowly and less effectually than
in youth circulation s poor. the
blood gets thin, the appetite poor
and digestion weak Vinol our de-
licious cod liver and iron tonic, is the
ideal strengthener and body builder
for old folks because it creates a
good healthy appetite, strengthen,
digestion, enriches the blood, i'm
proves circulation and in this natu.
raj manner builds up, strengthens
and invigorates feeble, rundown,
nervous and aged people, and II II
does not do all we say we will pay
back your money.
NOTE-You can get Vinol at the
leading drug store in every town
where this paper circulates,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
JOHN D. ADMITS HE WAS
"STUNG" ON A PAINTING
SAYS HE PAID S15,25O FOR \ PIC
TIRE WORTH ONLY ABOUT
$1,000.

CLEVELAND, ohio, Nov. l3.-Johu
d. Rockefcller, in afudayits to the
Nuyahoga county tax complaint board,
today admitted that me made Il bad
bargain when, at public auction in
New York in 1887, ne paid $1j.250 for
THE Disputed Boundary" paint
ing by Erstein Nichol. Now, accord
ing to Mr. Rockefeller's statements,
the picture is not worth more than
$4,000 and possibly only $2,5OU.
These aftIdavits were filed with the
complaint board by Mr. Rockefeller in
support of his contention that Cuya-
hoga county deputy tax commissions
ers have grossly exaggerated the value
Of his property
Mr. Rockefeller is fighting three
valuations. They are the $4,000 val
uaton on THE Disputed Boundary" ."
an item of 100000 in credits" and
the So 1000, 600 valuation against his
stocks and bonds.
The value of the painting was based
on the amount for which it was in
surcd, $4,000, when il was removed
to the Rockefeller estate in New York
in February last.
An affidavit from Mr., RockefelleTs s
secretary said that he had the picture
insured without having any idea of
its value.
other affidavits by Mr.. Rockefeller
said that he intended moving to his
home in New York in October, 1913,
but that the illness of Mrs. Rockcfel-
Ter prevented this He also referred
to his Forest Hin estate in Cleveland
as his summer home" and New York
city as his "home."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
BRONCHIAL COUGHS

When the bronchial tubes arc af-
fected with that weakening, tickling
cough, they need immediate and sen
sible treatment, The breath seems
shorter because of mucous obstuc-
tons; usually fever is present and
your head jars with every cough.
Your chest aches and the inhamma-
uon often spreads to the lungs.
The food-tonic that has proven its
worth for forty yearS-is SCOTS Elnul-
sion. 1t drives out the cold, which
is the root of the trouble, and checks
the cough by aiding the healing
process of the enfeebled membranes.
If you are troubled with bronchitis
Or know an afflicted friend, always re-
member that Scott's Emulsion builds
strength while relieving the trouble
4-6I Scott &Bowne. Bloomfield. NJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
SWAMP" Campbell Will
Be BURIED This MORNING
ALL STATE OFFICES WILL BE
CLOSED IN HONOR OF LATE
OFFICIAL.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov 13-The
body of W. II J.. campbell, clerk Of
the supreme court, who died at Tulsa
late yesterday afternoon, arrived in
Oklahoma City at 1880 o'clock this
morning over tho Frisco and was re-
moved to his home. 1l16 West Four
teenth street The body was accom-
panied by Mrs. Campbell and a mum
ber of friends, who were with the
supreme court clerk at the timo Of
his death The funeral will be held
from his residence at 1890 Saturday
morning.
Governor Cruce stated today that
he would request all state depart
ments closed tomorrow in honor OF
the deceased official. No executive
proclamation, however, will be issued
asking the departments to suspend
business. The offices OF the clerk Of
the supreme court and Of the SUI
preme court judges were closed to-
day. A number Of close friends of
Campbell met the body at the train
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
MISERY IN
HEAD AND BACK
\ LADY WRITES SHE SUFFERED
50, WOULD HAVE 10 STAY
IN BED FOR DAYS. Is
NOW WELL.

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from, Mr., yu ~ r.u.bo, ~, c.r
,.rs,iiIo "l an, u,.;tirg u,ts ,oc,,,.-
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s.t hal h..5.,,.a go ..a ..,,
.,.,.o g., ..., D., ,., g.. ,.,.. ~.
g"
time. suffered untold misery with
my head ana back
/ e,v. r.rdui advortieod and do
e'"'N ~ "' '' Wv" WI '' "'''''S'
After taking the flrst bottle ] couic
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14

RINGLING, Okla. Nov 13.-The
number of might rider" or "'possum
hunter arrests in Love county now
totals p, several additional arrests
having just been made. The charge
in each case is conspiracy. The night
rider organizations are attempting to
force 10-cent price for cotton and
SIC for cottonseod. II is charged
they have warned other cotton grow
ers not to sell for less
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love MILITANT.

II love be the greatest thing i'm the
world, then the frst Of all moral OBJ
legations is to be loyable And as a
matter Of fact loyabcnoss Is our most
militant quality uprlghtucss, purity
truth, temperance and wisdom are all
good, but are defensive, self -prosery-
ing virtues; lovablencss is aggressive
and conquering The former bulld
the walls and strengthen the fuunda-
tions OF our religion, the latter sallies
forth and brings in captiVes, Toward
Idith and righteousness and all other
ingredients Of our creed there are IN
fdels, but toward amiabillty there Is
no inhdel LoVablcness Is the one
grace that must be genuine; We can
pretend honesty and piety, but low
ableness is the very favor Of our
personality, 1t lies beneath the will,
1t Is the quality of our sub-consciOus
self, II does not depend upon a, hand
some face nor any such thing II is to
move through the world a center Of
cheer and hope, point Of joy and
rest How can one obtain tins charm
If II Is not To he got by the viii? by
coming under the influence of some
loNable soul we are charged as iron il
magnetzed by iron, 50 that, at bot
tom, the whole problem of the pro-
Iogation Of real Christianity is the
problem of the spread of personal in
tluence. The Kingdom of Heaven Is
like leaven, which "A woman took
and hid I'm three measures of meal,
till the whole was lcavened. ."--Se-
lected
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ACCIDENT ENDS IN DEATH
philo Lockwood Died at Ills Home
YESTERDAY

Philo y Lockwood Of Sperfy. Okla
son OF NJ. l.. Lockwood Of this CITY.
died yesterday morning from injuries
received Saturday IN an automobile
accident near Sperry Funeral ar
rangcments are pending. The acci-
dent was caused by the machine skid
ding on a wet road.
Mr. Lockwood is survived hy his
wife. Dclilah Tyucr Lockwood. and
an infant daughter father. VI L.
Lockwood. a brother. Robert X. Lock
wood. and five sisters. The sisters are
Mrs Schuyler c. French Of this city.
Mra Roy 4. Porter Of Guthrie, Ok
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regular and was
tired and sleepy all
the time, would have
cold chills, and my
hands and feet would
bloat. My stomach
bothered me, | had
pain in my side and
a bad headache most
Of the time. Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has
lopa mo Lotto &c COL
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INTENTION

People south of Eleventh street, a
first-class meat market now open for
business at Grahams $ store, Thirteenth
and Detroit; orders delivered promptly
at downtown prices. Phone 5G0.-
Adv.
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Send your tango. mushroom or
thousand pleated shirts for evening
wear We have equipped our plant to
handle them properly Model Laun-
dry & Dry Cleaning Works. ADV.
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Hear the Saxtons at the Christian
church tonight.-Adv
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lahoma. Mrs Elton Everett Of Otta-
va. Kansas Mrs Howard W Alliug
OF jamestown. New York. and Mrs.
Howard Helm of Moravia. New York.
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The Calendar for saturday.
Hyechka club meeting, Miss Mynne
COgsweH hostess.
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IIycchka Club Meets Today.
The first meeting of the Hyechka
club since its recent success in the
Homer recital will be held this after
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WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Montpelier, Vt 49, we have great
faith in your remedies. was very ir-
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DR. and Mrs. Francis, osteopaths.
Bliss Bldg Phone 1925, Residence
lQ2O-AdN
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attend a card party and dance which
Miss Shea gave last evening
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Miss Alice Duucnhurg Of Chelsea
was q visitor 10 friends In this city
yesterday
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Mrs. T., J Hinderlter was hostess
10 her card club Wednesday after
noon.