davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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25c Pique. 9Nc

25c Pique. 9Nc =
27-inch White, Waffie Z
Pique. a close-woven, s.
heavy quality. 6.
ST Longcloth. 6oc .
36-inch English Long &
cloth, soft chamois fin- q
ish: for undergarments: e
full II yards in each 9
piece: slightly imper- &
feet. s.
Boys ST Bathing :
Suits, 6oc :
Boys Jersey Two 6.
piece Bathing Suits, .
sizes 6 TO IL years. Z
SOC and 60c Tennis :
Shoes, 3oc &
Boys and Youths &
Tennis Shoes, black 6
and white: sizes II to
.; 21s to 5a. G
$500 Shoes, 7oc :
Misses and Chill e
dren's Low Shoes, of =
patent colt. gun metal. q
vici kid and suede: 8
sizes Sls to .. &.
25c Underwear, 15cs
Children's Porosknit Y
and Balbriggan Shirts &
and Drawers: low s
neck and wing sleeves.
knee drawers: all Z
sizes. 6.
loc Vests, IOc e
Women's Gauze Cot :
ton Vests. low neck Z
and sleeveless, taped s.
neck and arms: fancy =
yokes: sizes 4, ) and g. 9
12Lzc Hose. TIC :
Wom ems Light 4
weight Cotton Hose, =
seamless foot. double .
sole. high spliced heel
and toe; black. white &
and tan.
25c Socks. 10c i
Children's Fancy {
Lfsle Socks. seamless s
and full fashioned :
foot: double sole. heel Y
and toe: also pure silk &
socks; all shades. &.
$1.3oC Crepe de Chimes
7oc = =
4o-inch Box loom
Crepe de Chine, extra q
heavy rick silk creepy e
finish: in a good as 6.
sortment of shades;
slightly imperfect. e
10c Pillow Cases, : :
634c s
36x36 Bleached Pill &
low Cases, small size: 6.
hand torn and ironed.
3oc Mohair, 25c 8
3S-inch Mohair ST. 4
Gillian, a high. lustrous &
dustproof quality: in
black and navy blue. =
Sc Apron Ginghams &
4Zsc &
tand ard Apron z
Ginghams. in blue. &
wn and green
checks. =
25c Ratine. oNc &
27-inch Colored Ra- e
tine. Stripe Crepe and g
Crepe Cloth. in a good =
assortment of colors. e
2oc Slips. loc e
Infants Long Slips. e.
made bishop style. of
sof t-finish nainsook: e
neck asd sleeves fin e
ished with edgings and s.
ruff1es. =
Children S Drawers 3
7c e
Children's MuSl lin e
Drawers. made with S
buttonhole bands and e
cluster tucks; sizes 3 Z
to L. years. e
Women's S Gowns. 33csx
Women's uslin =
Nightgowns, low neck q
and kimono sleeves. e
edged with linen lace: g
full cut sizes. -
25c Sacques. l7c =
W o m e MS Lawn g
Dressing Sacques, with
V-shaped necks and z
shirred cuffs; neat pat Z
terms: all sizes. g
SOC Mating Rugs. q
25c s.
1S0-w arp Japanese
Mating Rugs, size u
9x6 #. reversible car e
pet designs. colorings =
of red. green and blue. -
China Mattings =
$I.75 roll e
Close-woven Seam e
less China Mattings. g
in check and stripe
designs: colorings of =
green. red. tan and Y
blue. Sold regularly G.
at 15c yard. Sale price,
rolls of 20 yards. $1.75. z
$3.50 and 81 Crex : :
Rugs. Csc s
Genuine Crex Rugs. e
plain and bordered &
styles: green, red, blue
and brown: sizes 6. & y
and 8 #. wide and ). e.
Az and 4 #. wide.
SOC Shades. 2oc i
3x6-ft. Holland finish e
w n d o W S h a d es. &
m ou n e d on good.
strong spring rollers. 3
In white, ecru and e
and green; complete q
with crochet ring to
match.
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1oc Vests, IOc

Women's Gauze Cot
ton Vests: low neck
and sleeveless. taped
neck and arms: fancy
yokes: sizes 4, ) and g.
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Porter-make Wal
unfinished Mortised
Extension Frame VIM
dow Screens, steel
slides and centerS: 1S
inches wide, open to
So inches. please
note these are full 1S
inches hiEh.l
Evening star., 1914-07-17
$1.3o Crepe de Chine

4o-inch Box loom
Crepe de Chine, extra
heavy rick silk creepy
finish: in a good as
sortment of shades;
slightly imperfect.
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35c Table Damask

6O-fnch B l e a C h ed
Mercerized T q b l 9
Damask, assorted de-
signs
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25c Danderine. l5c
nl lS Aaxxl

Ec Danderine. l5c
Regular Csc bottles
OF Danderine. for the
hair.
Absorbent Cotton
1oc
One-pound rolls OF .
Absorbent tton.
thoroughly antiseptic.
Sold regularly at sc.
(Toilet Goods Dept)
19c Hair Nets. l0c
Real Hair Nets. cap
shaped, fine mesh: all
shades.
Sc Basting Cotton
) tor DC
Kings 200-y ard
Spools of Basting Cot
ton, white or black.
All numbers.
Sc Handkerchiefs,
6 for l5c
Misses and Chill
dren's Handkerchiefs,
plain white and col
ored borders. Hem
stitched borders.
&c Needles. 3 for Sc
Crowley's Blue Label
English Needles. all
numbers; regularly &c
paper.
Pearl Buttons, Z Tor
Sc
Good Quality White
Pearl Buttons. one
dozen on card. Assert
ed sizes.
25c Neck Cords. 15c
Silk Neck Cords.
heavy silk tassels and
slide: all shades.
CTrimming Dept.)
SOC and 75c Belts
and Girdles, 25c
Sample line of Belts
and Girdles. black and
colors: stylish silk
girdles in many styles.
SOC Earrings. 1oc
New Baroque Pearl
Earrings, stylish
shapes: gold plated
mountings.
1Oc Hat Pins. Sc
Sample Hat Pins,
fancy jeweled. silver
deposit, jet and crys-
tai effects.
1Oc and l.5c Dust
Caps. &c
Dust Caps. neatly
made: figured lawns
and dimities. (Notion
Dept.)
Crochet Cotton. Sc
J. P. Coats Mercer
ized Crochet Cotton.
size 8 to SO. White
and ecru colors.
SOC Sharns, 3oc
Imitation Mexican
Drawnwork Shams.
/ suitable for holsters
and scarfs: size 24x12.
l9c Tafeta Ribbons
1INc
Al Silk Taffeta Rib
bons, I'm white, black
and all colors; five
inches wide.
5 yds. Birdeye. 29c
Five-yard pieces of
49, inch Antiseptic
Bird-eye.
SOC Tablecloths, 2oc
Fringed Turkey Red
Table Cloths: assorted
designs.
l0c Cambria. 5Zsc
36-inch White Cam
brio, soft finish grade.
70c Sheets, 4oc
81 x 80 S e a m / less
Bleached Sheets. linen
finish quality; slightly
imperfect.
Soc Tub Silks, 2oc
32-inch Tub Silks. in
a large variety of COL
ored stripes: guaran-
teed fast colors.
25c Shaving Brushes
15c
Genuine Rubberset
S h wing Brushes.
bristles warranted not
to come out.
l9c Ginghams. 7Nc
Mercerized Ginghams.
in a large variety of
checks: fine quality.
15c Chiffon Tissue
6Nc
N-inch Chiffon Tis-
sue. in tan, pink, gray
and blue; fine sheer
quality.
39c Crepe. l6c
40-fnch White Box
loom Crepe, a superior
grade, for waists and
dresses.
25c Batiste. 9Nc
R-inch White Mer-
cerized Bordered Ba-
tiste; extra fine grade.
3oc Persian Lawn
12Nc
45-inch White Per-
sian Lawn. sheer quail
ity, for waists and
dresses
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12Nc Hose, 7Hc

W o m ems Light
weight Cotton Hose,
seamless foot. double
sole. high spliced heel
and toe: black. white
and tan.
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$3.50 and 81 Crex
RUGS. Csc

0Ss >
Genuine Crex Rugs.
plain and bordered
styles: green. red, blue
and brown: sizes 6. &
and 8 IT. wide and >.
AZ and 4 #. wide.
SOC Shades. 2oc
3x6-ft. Holland-finish
w i n d o W S h a d es.
m ou n t e d on good.
strong spring rollers.
In white, ecru and
and green; complete
with crochet ring to
match.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
10 SToCKHoLDERs. JACOBS TRANsFER 60

Notice is hereby given that a special meeting
of the stockholders Of the Jacobs Transfer Com
pany. Inc. will be held at the office of said
company, No. 115 Florida avenue ne. on July
Is. 1914. at 5 O'Clock pm, at which time a
proposition will be presented asking for an in
crease of the capital stock of said corpora tion
ss provided by law. OF which you Will take due
notice
,sgned) JOSEPH B. JACOBS. Director
W. f. HUMPHREYS. Director.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
Children S Drawers

Children's NJ u slim
Drawers. made with
buttonhole bands and
cluster tucks; sizes 3
to IL years.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
25c Ratine, 0Mc

I-inch Colored Ra-
tine. Stripe Crepe and
Crepe Cloth. in a good
assortment of colors.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
Pearl Buttons. 4 for

Good Quality White
Pearl Buttons. one
dozen on card. Assert
ed sizes.
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SOC Mating Rugs.

Z1c
1S0-w arp Japanese
Mating Rugs, size
Sx6 #. reversible car
pet designs. colorings
of red. green and blue.
Evening star., 1914-07-17

1Oc Ammo, Sc
Regular 10c cans Of
Ammo, better than
LIQUID ammonia.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
19c Window Screens
12Lzc

s19c Window Screens
, .12Nc
Porter-make Wal
unfinished Mortised
= Extension Frame Win
r dow Screens, steel
slides and centers: 1S
inches wide, open to
= SO inches. please
- note these are full Is
inches high.)
s$2 Mop Combination
> 7oc
. One regular s1.5o
= OIL Of Cedar Floor
r shine Mop, with long
handle, and one SOC
pint can Of OIL Of
Z Cedar. Mops are extra
r heavy and strongly
= made.
=
> 25c Brushes, 1A
3 Large size White
n, wash Brushes, strong
ly made.
,
15c Water Pals, &c
= Heavy Galvanized
= Iron Water Pals, g.
quart size.
s5c Sardines, 2 for Sc
> Regular SC cans of
r Extra Quality Sar-
dimes. packed in oil.
> SOC Olive Oil. 2oc
= Regular SOC one-pint
- cans Of Genuine Pom
peian Olive Oil.
3 l0c Jello. 6I2c
! Regular 1Oc pack
r ages Of Jello, assorted
y flavors.
, 1Oc Ammo. Sc
3 Regular 10c cans Of
r Ammo, better than
liquid ammonia.
, Men S 81 Pants,
II:s 81 Pair
. Mems Good, Service
able Quality Pants. in
4 neat. dark patterned
ca si m eres and
. worsted: also blue and
Z black cheviot: sizes 81
- to Sc waist.
, 35c Table Damask
=: - 1oc
=. 6O-fnch Bic a C h ed
. Mercerized T. able
= Damask, assorted de-
x signs
:. SOC Boudoir Caps
y 21c
- Boudoir Caps. OF
shadow lace and wide
satin ribbon, also
x Dolly Warden crepe,
- trimmed with bows:
. pink, blue and laven-
der.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
Sc Apron Ginghams

S and ard Apron
GinghamS. in blue.
b row n and green
checks.
Evening star., 1914-07-17

3oc Mohair, 25c
$-inch Mohair ST.
Gillian, a high. lustrous
dustproof quality: i'm
black and navy blue.
Evening star., 1914-07-17

27-inch White, Wahie
Pfque, a close-woven,
heavy quality.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
Women S Gowns, 33c

Women'S NJ u S n
Nightgowns, low neck
and kinono sleeves.
edged with linen lace;
full cut sizes.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
25c Neck Cords, l5c

Silk Neck Cords.
heavy silk tassels and
slide; all shades.
CTrfmmfng Dept.)
Evening star., 1914-07-17
&c Needles, 3 for Sc

Crowley's Blue Label
English Needles. all
numbers; regularly &c
paper.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
25c Sacques, I7c

W o m e ms l. a w n
Dressing Sacques, with
V-shaped necks and
shirred cuffs; neat pat
terms: all sizes.
Evening star., 1914-07-17
10c Pillow Cases,

OI4C
36x36 Bleached Pill
low Cases. small size:
hand torn and ironed.
Evening star., 1914-07-17

soc and 75c Wash "4-in-
hand" Neckwear. Spe- *.
cial at. [\
Evening star., 1914-07-17
ST LonpcIoth. 6oc

36-inch English Long
cloth. soft chamois fin
ish: for undergarments:
full u yards in each
piece: slightly imper-
feet.
Evening star., 1914-07-17

@-inch BLACK and
White Check Serge,
various size checks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16

Schools Will deliver An address Those
on the reception committee are Miss
Cassi, Curry. George Schofieid, Mrs La
PrelIe. Mrs. wintermut and Miss Stan.
ley.
Mrs. George BonynEe OF West New
Brighton 10 Visiting relatives In Rox-
bury. Mass
Southneld Circle of Singleton will
have a euchre and dance At Stuhl's
Hail. Canal street. Feb. g.
Rev. John schlenksr Of Manhattan
viii deliver a lecture on "slav Missions''
At st. PauIs German Lutheran Church,
Cary avenue, West New Brighton. next
Sunday morning.
Mae Mary Warren Of Port Richmond
y Visiting friends In Trenton.
The Richmond County Autemoblls
Club Will have an informal dance At
TIE eaubhoUss. Amboy road. MtinSNlls.
to-morfow svsnAng.
Jred 2. Lewis Of ne DoyV hgh
School. Brookiyn. will speak before the
teachers Of Richmond Borough At the
Public Library. Tompkinsviiie. THE eve
ming.
IHo IN hut hpuN OF inc OS8ven I0l2n0
Academy will have . dance at Curtis
LvcSum. stuyyssane placA New DriOA.
tea, Jan. n
Ths Emerald A. g. a Richmoud
County has elected thess ofIscees: Prsoi.
Asue John Wholihaa; vtes-PresiAsaG
e@SmAah OBrisn: Recording Secretary.
Hatridk Hsff3nan: Financial Secre-
tary. James Hsnnsssy; Treasures.
Richard Newman; 9srysant-at-Asms,
John =. Darcy: Trustees. George W.
McClAughry. John AnSlsmAn and Pat
rtck Dr1ecoll
.MsN james O'NSsi q wsse New
Brighton y the gssR of relatives In
BayonnA
Edward Q. E1plin WIN Asltvse Q Ne
turs On Robert Durns IN The lecture
room Of the Dutch Reformed Church Of
Brighton Hsights Jan. %. There WIN
b . vocal Interpretation q the poets
works BY MrA Waltsr Oravtll. soprano:
Mrs.. Oscar q. Pouch. soSraao; Nliss
Florsncs n. HAN. mssso- soprano; MrA
Walter n HAywsrd. opntfalto; Jossoh
Dspiin, tenoes james PETRA baritone.
u WI b under The AiFsotioa q Ddwasl
L A. LsmsA
Mn. John 0eoseaa IN ssaA . Saoss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16

~ shs frss 6rixk. Yeu eat, you zip
your drink; you look at sed listen to
the cabaret. MasnifiQusi All the
time you are in no danger Of the
wrath Of Heaven. for Major winchsll
10 sure he 10 q benifscs b. divine right
only.
what kind Of eabarstf ooodi Pursi
AssOtac!
All The latest sisqus sonss Of the
Dsvii's Hsunts, - Major Winchsll
likes 20 cali them. will be taken and
dshorned. salvation Army words viii
b substituted. ''Hs had to get under
will read He motorsd to Heaven"
where did you get that girl. oh. you
lucky dsvnT' will be turned into
-whsss aid you GET your faith. oh. you
QuonAAm sinner
Also there win b dancing. on the
sASory that Ne Bibis seams TO approve
Of sAs tsspsSeAsssAa thins. Major
wsnshsli WSuil not say Just how hs
was soang - sSesnsiis the tango -
OF. bot psrhaos h viii use the vsr.
sion isid Gown ~ Chioaso's Chief Of
Police
Yes. yes: quite . charming idea
Eat, drink and b merry. and to-mor.
row, when you die. the gatss Of Eden
are opea for you.
Il h probably not important b Say
that the free Arinks vsfesrsl - CO...
sist entirely Of coffee.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

The Great XNis Association he's elected
these oficsrs, President Ddward G
Sherwood: vies4rss,dcnt, Frederick
MarOchau; Trsasurse. Richard n. hit
Aon; Secretary. Henry q. Cunningham;
Dirsctora.' Hugh Oassidy. rrsdsridG y.
Batsman. william Gibson. 0sorgs w.
0anbeg. DdwarA u Hs,mbsrt end CAvG
wsatsr etorss.
NJ. and M. Ifslsr1dk II. Faps Of
wsst New brighton annSunes the a.
eaesmsnt Of their daughter. wsndslsnA
kapA 70 william Anselm IL 0tA0leeoA
John Williamson Of Chicago y he
gusse a Ralph Mckee u Central evs-
nus. Tomokinsv1ia
Tue DraGoa A. @. q New Dslgheen
WIN nawe Q bal n the German Cwb
ssoms. 0eAeesesn. q Fen :.
Nrs. Joha CAsuon Of 0taUloeoa y ~
guest q frisals n Hudson. u. Z.
Miss Mary Kimball o1 Boston y sAs
gusst Of Mr.. Tse1inaaA G. Townsand
ef Asreohas.
A concert for the seuvaissosats IN
d. vinesats Hoavltal. BARD avenue.
west New Brighton, will b gtvsn In
the ANNEX the early part Of February.
II will b under the dirsction Of Franz
x. TaA1Io and Aiss Jossphine CApDsl.
lett
Miss Marion Rsddy Of AAsinsF6 HaF-
Dor y visiting friends In Elisabeth.
The Staten Island Quartet C1uo WIN
have q CAsnsvsls.sitsung at the Ger.
man Ciubrooma Otapiston. FEB. Is.
Nrs. WIlnam q. wilcox Of WsN New
Dris,Asn VII epsAk ct the 0esGiaG u
the Parents Association q Public
0ca,osa ~. 4, Deaeaa Hills. this Svs-
Mag. d. walnan 4 Boylan Of ~
Bronx, Diststee 0upssantsa0soA of
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16

k6efore the W. c. r. Y. At the homo
OF Mrs. Rowell. st. Johns avenue. Cliff
ton. Jan. =.
The Acquehonsa A. c. Of Tottenvllle
has elected these officers: President,
Thomas w. wog1om: vice-President.
Charles Bennett: Recording Secretary.
Abram Spraxue; Financial Secretary.
James II. Slaight; Treasurer. David A.
Jo'iine; Governors, Morton l. Joline.
George Jaycock. Samuel De Hart and
George Leven.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
SALVATION army
Il HAS CABARET
81 IN Jersey CITY
Tango md Ragtime Songs De-
horned b subj the En-
Munment
eAYFOR FOOD YOU EAT.
Drinks Served Free, but the
Strongest Triple Is
q Co6ee
eAYFOR FOOD YOU EAT.


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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
ORRINE
FOR DRINK HABIT

So uniformly successful ~ OllRINE
been in restoring the victims Of the
Drink Habit" into sober and useful
citisens, and 10 strong is our confidence
in is curative powers. that We want to
emphasize the fact that ORRINE Il sold
under this positive guarantee. II. after
. trial. you get no benefit. your money
will be refunded. ORRiNE costs only
el.OO per box. Ask for Free Booklet.
For sale by Ill Rikcr-H cgeman Drug
Stores.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
PRIDE.

Iron the Cleveland Plain Deaies.)
AM when they call up from the Of
nee, dear, and ask what's the matter
with you. shall say INDIGESTION"
indigestion! Nobody has indigestion
now. Do you want TO disgrace me?
Tell 'em IT'S complicated ptomMne"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14
SANDERS0N HAS NOT
MADE UP MIND YET
TUT SHOULD HE RUN FOR NAY.
OR 1T WILL BE ON THE DEM.
OCRATIC TICKET

Whether c. A. Sandorson, recent
secretary Of the Commycial club viii
be candidate for mayor of Tulsa.
is not even known to himself as yet.
but regardless of the fact of whether
ne will be a candidate or not, nothing
that is being done by any organization
to force him into or out of the race,
or to commit him to certain platforms,
Will have any effect on his decision.
This was the substance OF statement
made by Sanderson last night.
Mr.. Sanderson stated that he was
pleased that his name was being men
toned in connection with the highest
office in the city. but that he would
not announce whether he would be-
come n candidate for several DAYS
Iiowere. should he decide to become
a candidate. he WIFI run on the demo-
cratic ticket and not as an independ-
eRt as some have sought him to do.
lie stated that there was only the
best feeling existing between he and
Mayor Wooden who is a candidate for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14
A PERFECT FIGURE OF SPEECH.

Judge Taft claims no literary excellence but on,
would seek far to find a more apt or perfectly
chosen simiie than in this sentence: With the
doctrines ne Mr. Roose,clt) advocates. and the
attitude he occupies and the promises he makes
he is moving toward socialism as certainly as water
runs down hill An old expression aSSuredly. but
little reflection will convince one OF its peculiar
appropriateness, for the particular purpose OF Judge
Taft Water that runs down hill gets no credit
for so doing. 1t is merely following the course
Of least resistance without effort althougl it likely
will make considerable spashng and gurglng as
it goes. AS thin as water" is an old sime that
one naturally remembers when the word is men
toned in connection with doctrines And finally it
is down hill - Joplin Globe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14
BULGARIAN KING COMING
King Ferdinand and His Family VIII
Visit the United States at
Early Date

SOFIA, Feb. 13.-If state affairs
permit, King Ferdinand will visit the
United States at an early date. He
will be accompanied by Queen Flea
nor and their daughter. the Princess
Eudoxia.
bulgaria could learn more from the
United States than from any other
country on the best methods TO devel-
op her industries and he therefore
purposes TO take with him. in addition
60 the Queen and Princess. a number
of noblemen who on theirs return to
bulgaria will apply the Lessons they
have learned to the teaching Of 9TH
ers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14

As to the christening OF the battle
ship Oklahoma, II is our humble
opinion that whether wine or water is
are to be on her will always be a
credit TO the state whose name she
bears, which is more than can be said
of some who are for ever trying TO
raise an agitation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14

genuine is dead and the bogus is
rambling about the wilds of Brazil
shooting wolves and bagging green
things At that, one does not have
to go to Brazil to gather green"
things.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14

San Antonio boasts that she has
s2,000,000 to spend on the improve
ment of her streets. Which sum
should be enough TO provide tours for
the aldermen and their wives this
summer, and still leave a nice sum
for the boys" TO repair their old
1913 machines with.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14

A good citizen Of Tulsa, upon re-
turning from Oklahoma City the other
day, said And they have two police
chiefs over there. which beats me as
the place is so dead that one man
could act as roundsman, detective,
sergeant and chief and then have time
to win the city checker champion
ship"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14

Executive confidence could &c no farther than
the order authorizing Governor Gocthas, not
only TO make all appointments and fix all salaries,
but to determine the size of the force needed to op
crate the canal and govern the canal zone. And
not an objection has been heard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14
reelection and if he decided 10 enter
the race that nothing should happen
TO break off that friendship.
ST. Louis Americans 70 Train

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-Twenty nine
members Of the st. Louis American
League baseball team left here to-
night for the spring training camp at
st. Petersburg, Fla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-14

When he received the American
commissioners OF the Panama Pacific
Exposition q few days ago. King Fer
dinond told them he had long intend
I'd 10 visit the United States and hop
cd to make the Journey in April.