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SAND PRoPERrY-sams 70 John svasek.
:. ', a., :; 6 sss 3 S,o %:: 49, srs.s
'sTR sIs:.;ii.. u y: i;:isiisITS "a;
Co. Is wiinsm q. FEB .. due 'Mch 8. isi!.
p a. per bond: sttys, Gelier. r. A u,
ssp a. H.on nsT T. ~ .a.,o,a.Ann. Btsansn
to Emily Hirseh. 90 i isSd st. Feb q.
I ". o: atty. Isaac Lcvison' go. sos
ssb II. iesioi.a--Ai.Isndssr
Nassau ct, Moh T. pr mtg. due a: per per
81 - f. ss.S N. o !. S:s
10TH Sra s Msn q; E.Mod..ic zuri. TO sstsnss
.s;ys s 81 ND s~i ~ MsH na Sot
West BiAs.
(west Of Fifth av. bsts.en Fourteenth and
moth Sts)
sTH Az; - 80 2s,h ~; AIT q u..iy
y NJ 10, $50 q bss =. ,ss' ,prc%;s
s:i.6cS. " p c; atty WIN + lao,
,~riai AZ. s,s, 49, i.il,ee.s.,ni Hot
i MsS e In, xr TS.' 90 g. 81 atty T;;le
'SSADwAl cor ,s,,S st. 4i asi' Inc
IT o. Iso Bway. March T. yrs' 20
p o .....''.'.'
tw.,n.,,., yu.ni. north Of iis,h ST.
% Lyd,. iSwens,.in- iGs Kent st Bkiyn.
FEB ~. due as per bond; atty. 2 go;
aAMn pEoSBRTY-..oiomon Riiey TO Philip
iAvey SIS W stth o.. Mar 3. pr mtg
-, 900, dus as per bond atty. 9 Go
,,m s r~ H. sol ". n q. s5i7iii-riscia
H:;is g s., = 4 ~ MI, x';,s sSS s1G Us
sssy Atty Les CO, u Nas~sa .; 10000
posf Av. y cor fot'h Il, -; 2t o.,
as Riversi5e Drive. Fen ~, pr mtg
corrse. Hall Of Records ''''' ''''V'V
tBorousn Of tn. Bronx
W.i,xi;osSoso FedJ.n 70 Henry pisos.
. %sSn' a % y'' w.nat - Nassau st. $1,000
X.HxANpDR Az, 400, IS. issn ,., IF "
Grow. % TILE Ssa, 4 e. rf SaSa CO &, ooc
r,rrXHf u. IS. ists 3 lsIth s,-Gu.,.vs
Ra.ck to Morris ouasha, 200 " iJs,h
H Il f.s y Hs'' a: T. rs.y es' s'n osS
18th 81 =. :s'i Se.;rsed sy ,oS
s. = ''s s,;,, d S.'f Bryan Mr. ;,,'
,s:Ssxsox Xv, 'TS.. ga. ss..!s-poIs peri.
Ysb. 81. due, 40, a. per bond atty y !,
AIh ntlSii m. SIS. "a ,siaie'. ii-.M.t.
tine P.s:snna.., TO Rstsesa sshannSur.
ss ;; II ,, ,i:is e.; n; sa.s ~
WALTON Az, VS. 1880 lssth 81. ti.7s
| IO@rhos q Malcolm Constn Co 20 Pre-
ycor, Real Eat 60. Is wall -, prior mtg
:sy'S I SNOW, Is %:il =. 5000
| gus, Jacob Construction Co to OTTO Ger
| dan. ite W 18th st. Mar J. yrs. sn g
atty. L T Co. 100 bway .:.;.:.. 10000
s.saise 70 Horris;,e z Adsm. :o5s Ry.t
sv. prior mtg sisoo. Feb "a, yr'. :
LELAND Av. i,ss. :ssioo-ssme 10 Anna
L Adams. 2o.s nysr AN' prior mtg loo 90
wooDycREsT Az. 1870, !. tosioo-Tho'
! u Malcolm Const co 20 German SAVING
hank, rs, tth av Mar :. yrs p c
atty. " Auerbach, =? pway -: $50 n"t
wooDYcREsr Az. cor issih q, 20,
wall Of. pr mtg $4,000, Mar $, due MAJ
81. 1914, Q p c; a'ty, T a SNOW 10 Wei
FOX ST. W o. 100 n . intervaie sv - o,
q Ma ssau st, pr mtg $4,000 Feb 20. yrs
spc: at,ys. HAntrowits N T. s:o Bro:
TIFFANY ST. . being 10, IS map par
For sNste-Pela Dtsnsnt and ano 70 Mar
smaller. r. schuyler I'd near Ls''in
BECKER ~. 81. IS. from y 10; leo
map wAshinRtonvilie being part lot isl--
C.solin. M.'rmAnn TO NAY I, yco W. ~, $50
yrs y C; atty. Gesche!di, ~
av Mount Vernon, " Y...-....... 90
HUGHES Az. = SEA n isist 81, 10 sHss y
John SUSSEX to clara Best. Mon;eiair.
osisT CT 400 " n > 3, tSIoo--- Emily
Mochsie 70 Title Guar Trust Co II
B~sy. Mar ., due. &C. as per bond e'o9
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mr. KERAGE NOTES.

II. l. D.nke,spiel. Cor several years
with NJ. 4 l. Hess, Is now connected with
the office OF Mark Rataisky 4 Co. at 5.7
Fifth avenue.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON March Army ori-rs Is
sued were
second Lieu, !. Her"1s. Ninth Cavalry
TO Twelfth Cavalry ,
Major George n!ahell, Coas Arune'!, from
assistant 10 chief ui Coas, ARTILLERY Anr'l Do
10 Fort IL Hg'sS hasAI a, ioFt So" tsaM ~
sig an, 80 chief OF Coast Ar'1-'gy, AprA J. -
For, Washington. Aar.I9ni tH '"h'"a'a''
Of coast daforces Of ths l'otono..
Capt A. Ii SUNDERLAND Coast ARTILLERY, IRON.
duty a. an Instructor IN deparimrrt OF art J.
Jerry and land defence. Coas, Artillery school
fort Monroe Ia Washington IN assistant I"
chief Of Coast Artillery -.
cant A J. Fuller, Coast ARTILLERY, from stan
of commanding officer of coast do'"ncH. 81
portland 20 Washing IN rs assistant 20 oh'rt
CaM, g r Eawcslsr Coast ARTILLERY. Iron
Pify.ei yh'h COMPANY 70 Cohs Ar'illerS
SCHOOL FORT Monroe, Nrr.nia, rs instructor
Col y A hodges. Engineer Corps, report
Apr,l 1 10 Governor OF Panama Canal
first Lieut.. JULIUS = freden~ald Medlor
Reserve corpe 10 tho retired lis'
Can, W. " 00odsis. retired, from Bal,lmor,
20 S,n.snnati and enter Oh recruiting duty a.
thai place relieving Capt. J, IL ioods!c, re
Second L,ed, W. X white. sirto~nIh iptan
try 90 T~ unty fourth Infantry.
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Tho Payson McIA Aesrth Company
has leased tho dwelling at :O<I MaIliaon
avenue TO Thomas barron and the siweh-
ing 1t eo6z Madison a~esue % Patrick
II. Carroll
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian. The BrOnx aad Brooklyn.
,.,.ox-v
lat IL vEsEY STREET ]


.ss aog : r Fissss,s APT "' S:sia".
''Itn s1sst At; tram. a.is: vol s .ais - =
7rm sT, III I. PiIissiinn.id. N y.n. through
to 9Th II. about lss Watching av.
iio1:cs, :, ely d~is and vacant; vol . .si
ny Joseph p. Day.
isI,o:,.. = part Z; .,y owls alec a., h,as.
irrss. Y part. sty tnInt 4 s,rs 4 I sly
;,ar loi, Slas.., u J J:c r. 4ns "a
a Drx,s =. 10 M March II taxes &C.
c9 ,s..s. .i W. a-,.-s = s:;!..on - Z
n nM., ct II due ''0''''''' adjourned
,sTH 81. ia j. 10 "a. 4 x ;s,,': -,
J l. Schmidt ct Al: due. es:tsis?; ta.ss
&c. $3.50 sub to LIST mtg $4,000; ;s. Fl:
by Henry Brady.
9Th Az, ~, Q. s7.s n en- 1t. lex7&s. sty
sioom.. goal: q Al; dSs t,i'si'is' , "a os.
ny L. J. Phillips Co.
:srH st. sss W. IS. saS iith .N. ;snss' .;
s ETY. int a . s;y rear my; ls s, a., =,
March . Hss HEs,"''H &C. 'i''ss
Luer.,i. N Edwards. party In ~ ~;
by Herbert A. Sherman.
o0ERcK ST. a. Q . cor Delaney 1t, abxloo.
r,y loft h str Bldg. HAsbroucx ~
Annie Psrimutter ct al; due,
taxoa &c. $3.50; TO the piaint'n' 'sso'"oo
BY Joseph y. Day.
TAT Ssos THIRD AvENCE.)
an Az W a. 1910 . l7oth 1T. 'seSils's
v.cant-Thos Mcclure sgt Ionic KsaNy
Constn co ct al; due. eis,yNG tahes.
&c ss1o.st; 10 Jacob Axsirod. parry "a
,n'.r r,;t REAL ESTATE HxcHANoE.
BROOkLYN.
by william II. emysh.
prDroRD Av. ., ls?.1s Pnss ~. 'sa !
iOo--H II Weeks ast Tros''" 400
..IT hMs cor 18th AZ. iOo..o-- Bankers
"srd Merchants ME- Co egst yno yo nes
| Riis 90 81 al: to q McConne' ror V'o''
| oxss mortgage of 5000 ~ a.
an ct q cor waahinston Az, toerbo-W
WHEY aSt G Smith ct si' 70 the ~ s ~"
IN ar n =. st isth ~. isIieo-H I
Hos,rsnd eHi N GRADY ct al s"''0'"''
| 10 March IL
! BY william p. Nae.
" 10TH ST. W q, <ols . Foster av sestoe-
vsnd.ryssr sst Tistbush TX nj oh erboek =
co 81 ~ 20 the pl.int'n; "a r;,.ntiiiU .w
"ssnsSEM n Wood sst N } Born.%. ~,
Of ai; to the plaintin ,.....'..' 80,
soS;oAo < oravsy at u orsvsy 2; a.,
TO the plaintiff ...'....,.' ''''
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Arrived WEDNESDAY,. March .
IS berlin. 80 p N. naples. February ~
- tru-p .lt. i.bN. NJ. ,uttstiauS Dd tebru-
IS Ramona. !S} =. NJ. Gibraltar. FsesS,
ary -.
- l,s 81 dam. Rotterdam February u.
~ nr.toI 'i'y 80 j II I Tussaay' I sxans...
- i'anan,. ais - N Tuesday, crstobsI
: I'm I R,ss. "a. " s,1.naso. February. q!
sspas,orcs, $40 J. NJ Havana, March I;
ssKoloma, $50 T. NJ, Msnlsni.io, Fss
ss'rirm.um. :.so p NJ Barbados. He>
vl..l.nus l.:H Z. NJ Nassau. vesvs-
s Ni,a.la. $50 = NJ. Csrdenas. February =
- f"ri tonic. ,A .rlTt ha'onio Jsnisiea.
: siI,..f sd NRe E Iss,Ssiy g. g
- A con. iesU \ NJ Cristobsl, February -
- rrlns When Y. a. II, HART, Pee'u.
x Iamp1sss Mobile February :,
- n sud. Galveston February "a
- lsnup., 'arNs0rth Ahfyh
=. trautf Bu,tpu. March :.
= Ns'nn,9,, u;s .9rrr,,,,.si, 6, Ma.eh
- trc"ua phll4d- phih. Narrh
- Jefferson. Norfolk. March ..
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- Nf'i1tc, ~ Alzi-r.
-, ti,uburg. - Geuos.
- Gro-s hurfuct.'. At narhsoo.
SAILED roR Nfw yoRK
- u'"ar.. tfrr' Southampton
- Armenian from Liverpool
- America. from Palermo
- Ierador'., nom Port hmon
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BUYS NEAR noaaisrowN.

pease 4 Gilman have sold Tor 1schasd
y Williams To client his ploe . 49,
me acres on kitchsl avUnus - ConveN6
~ Morristown, n. y. w 4.
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BUILDERS TAKE LARGE OFFICE.
Sing q Bins Lease spsss n Levi.
sehn DulIAAng.

E,ng q Btng. builders OF some OF the
citys largest apartment houses. will re-
move their Offices 70 the Lewisohn Build
Ing. at l13 TO 11S West Fortieth street.
running through TO Forty-hrst street
where they have leased whole floor
The lease Is for term Of years. during
which they will pay about 100000 In
rent.
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Navy orders issued we're
Lieutenant Comm ander J j, Rtby from the
Cleveland 10 the Mary ~ executive
Ensign II r. Thorn pson, to receiving chic a.
s.Onfd
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MiNiATrkE ALMANAC

NININ I 7 M y IN n NJ
fN ~
sun rises ~, SIN sets IS! Moo, ,su. "a
ulGu WArER This DAY
SANDY n X iOl Gov Island ~ Hell cisu -
Lon HaIlt, .tii' .I.,h.
~ tNl ~
SanuY H'k y. l,nN l.InnI = Of Erll GAit ~ {
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HERTZBERG, jacob, 20 Jacob I"vy ~
KANE VIM A, to Hwu Garn.Tef, tS,Vuo
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~, of fifth .,; between Sou''s'"sh ana

lioth sal
isT Az, t?s, vs. 2@.exioo-Frisdtch Lair
TO Dora H.yl 1881 Hoe sv mtg "a coS
n AuIsoN Az. s:7, ., :oxso-Aslen wilson
10 i, Dunean huxley, sSi Madison Az, mtg
5000. Mar :; Attya Gerard enA'nl sSS
81 " xv. i7Ss. .t.i,'s-sophia Mayer 10
Benz y orusnstsin. ~ w esth g, 40 JC 70,
liens. Jan 10: atiyA orusnsssln q Aeysrs
gao Grand st,,................ WV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
nd SIoHaCH Uf
CASES, SDURNESS,
and INDIGESTION
"PAPi = DIAPfpSIN" ENDS NIL
STOMACH DISTRESS N FIVE
MINUTES.

You don't want slow remedy
when your stomach Is bad or am uu-
certain one--cr harmful ouc-your
stomach is too valuable, YOU mustn't
nJurc It with drastic drugs.
Papo's Diapcpsu is noted for it's
speed In giving relief, It's harmless
ness, It's certain unfallng action in
regulating Sick. sour, gassy stomachs
H. millions of cures in indjgeston
dyspepsia, gastrlus and other stomach
trouble has made it Famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
your homc-kccp it handy get a
large fify-cent case from any drug
store and then if anyone should eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. if what they eat lays like lead.
fcrmcnts and sours and forms gas.
causes headache, dizziness and
nausea; eructations Of acid and undi-
gcstcd food remember as soon as
Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact
with the stomach all such distress
Nanshcs. It's promptness, certainty
and ease in overcoming the worst
stomach disorders IL revelation to
those who try it,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
PAY FARES on THEIR HONOR
kcnosha. Wis, Company Found IL
Profitable 10 Trust Public.

A street car system run on the
honor" basis. with only mans con
science 10 force him 10 pay fare Is
Keuosha's new idea. Street car com
pany officials said the experiment
was an unqualified success
4 director of the street railway
company first offered the suggestion
when revenues began to slump.
Fire the is conductors and put
the pcOpl" on their honor he sug-
gestcd Put a coin box on the rear
platform and let them drop their
niclels without paying a man to
watch them"
1t didn't look good. but other ideas
were lacking and the new idea was
given Il trial When the contents OF
the boxes were stacked officials
found two plugged nIckels. n battered
telephone slug and $50 perfectly good
nickcls. The people OF Konosha had
assayed about 1915 per cent honest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
CONGRATULATED Ills Bridc.

A minister was reCOunting some OF
his amusing experiences In marrying
people There's an old custom"
said he. that the bridegroom shall
kiss the bride Immediately after tho
marriage ceremony Is over It's a
good practical custom, for its serves
more handlly than anything else that
I know OF to dlssipate the awkward
pause that almost always follows a
simple, informal ceremony. For this
reason | keep the custom alive.
lone day a man whom l shall call
Smith came to the parsonage to be
married. Mr.. Smith was O pompous,
consequential little man. The pros
pective Mrs smith was a fine. win
some girl. After the ceremony Mr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
The safety Zone.

During a certain battle the colone
Of an Irish regiment noticed that on,
Of his men was extremely devoted tC
him and followed him everywhere. A
length no remarked: why. my man
you have stuck 20 me well today"
"Yls. sorr," replied Pat "Shurc, m,
mlther said TO me, said she. JUS
stick to the colonel. Patrick. me
thoy, and youll be all roight Them
colonels never gets hurted. Pitts
burgh Telegraph.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
Modes of Today

A harmless, yet very effective,
treatment is here given for the quick
removal of hairy growths: Mix
enough powdered delatone and water
to cover the undesirable hairs, apply
paste and after . or minutes re-
move, wash the skin and the hairs
have vanished. one application usu-
ally is sufficient, but to be certain of
results, buy the delatone in an orig
inal package
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
Welcome Change.

One can tolerate the music OF the
coal as 1t runs down the metallic
chute at the rate Of IS a ton. Though
It sounds like ready money. II is a
change from the neighbors phono-
graDh.-Toledo Blade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22

Smith in spite OF his pomposity did
not seem to know just what was the
next thing to do, so, as is my practice
in such emergencies | said: My
dear sir, it it your privilege to salute
the BRIDE He turned around and
extending his hand formally, said,
Mrs Smith, / congratulate wou
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
Our pin-Poini World.

The world in which we live a mere
grain Of sand is only one Of many
countless millions undiscovered. These
distant IInDS are reflected i'm AL
OF their glory and regal splendor I'm
each of tine countless mNrids of clcc-
irons that pormcato the lmitloss
universe. To create vacuum in
space sets IN motion countless waves
which travel $4,000 miles per s.c-
ond. Thought waves are propogltcd
through space and flash with light
r.ng speed To- distant places at the
same rate Of speed Our little pin-
point work. Is only training ground
for rr,atrr things. what man win
yet accomplish depends entirely upn
rc", esijy. for dire necessity is truly
The .I.lh-I Of inNontinnn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22

"The way Of the transgressor is
hard" quoted the Sage
That's right" agreed the Fool
MANY a fellow has stolen kiss and
then had to marry the girl"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
1rIHIE SUNDAY SC!MOOIL LESSON
BY BEN NEWsOME

NATHAN in r.If.i.-,..I.,t,,l ,,,tt,rs
''7''
"'H 'H' HlhH p'i'a' '''"pH"'' ~.
amngd him and provoked mo dcclara-
under oath of Chr.fs dIInIn. which
Inc nipb nr.rst prnuoInrrl bl1sphruy
and worthy of Inc d,atb prn.Iu, N,t
II Was necessary lhlt lh' sanction uf
shp Roman goNrrumou. should be
secured ana ihe lulEmrh' ol lHa'r
was l'fohtd. ItIll' Inuhu nam I'.-
.tpI huj I'D 'Id'f In shIIl irap"i'-
'nIlN sent h'm lo li'I"I Nn"p'1
lulrI or Gallrc. leI'l treated Nllh
a' irDth. hHmitsa tdll.'.HaN
laluor man I'd 'fImlN1l ana Sent hin
h'k 80 longer aule {" hNold am
unpleasant lHshr liAlr washed N'a
h"'ds OF lhr hloOd or 'u 'hHo''h h.
man. ana, A.'.d.hE ln the f. .mthdH Nl
mo mon, released the ms rIr'N"nl Z
'lI nH1a ANA gave up jesus To n'
'iu'Il,u,
packed JurN,
Cuiuphas Was tho spn-Iu-llW Of
Auuls and undoubtedly hIlclN DOM
mated by the master mind II the elder
priest Both were Sadduccos, and the
family had long been iu tine lead OF
... priesthood and In the control Of
nII things connected win tNc tDwuln
Therefore il is easy tO see that Jesus
first cleansing of tine trMplr. loo which
his charp, was that they had made lt
a place Of monetary graf instead ui
a religious shrine. would ,specaIN
.cmbIttrr both Of these dIrNItllilg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22

chief urI,.ts sUrrad nm "a pnuuluT
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S''''.' 'I lu''' '.a.''l' "I l'l'"' T."
'''' '',''H Nu"'' "''
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lll' hiugship Of christ
Jesus was uppuN CHARGED with bee
uD ID u-.uIn.r of Ig. ...ln.. .Y.I." of
ihr nation. of aI.-ng the uln.ulN-
..ut u. t>.s.. and of r.m|r. iu ly
king uf tnp low. plato ..uur.H the
.Au uf tA,sp rhIfgrs .urIr.uiN
rlrI.p. u,. .. ..... u.. 10.
relevant m np b. Interested 900 the
charge chat JD.ls rl.Iu,d 4. .l. king
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...ri. ..uf...r.. ann. iutlrs m-
uIr, .s .tl his. .....I. .l|.u.. n..lrI.
with some ehIU. of ..r.l.m. if NOT
.mD.u. 40 Ynr .u.l Iu.f ..-I.s
d. rltt.. should np hI. ,al.
.u.ud Jl,us uYI.llt uu.f. l.. .uI.s.
ruu with another n.r. II. .t.. up..rr
..rmuiiou ON his own p,r.lml ac-
count or Ia Do. suuN r.p.Nu. On.
words of tuu uisn priest" TN. Eumu
dis.uIms amy personal utpr,-. ur
even AMY .umprrh.u of vuH tine
charge Implies, up.ua uu auu and
not qualified lo Jud., m matters of
purely Jewish ugui cameo. Tn. reply
of Jesus is both impressive and conn
pr, hons.yr. Ilr said .a ,.l... Tina
is NOT 80 JruIsh question alm. uHt 20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
Nci,ntific Explanation.

| Lave mentioned names which the
average r.uucr may not understand
will attempt to explain. Beta rays
are reflected, or thrown off from
radium. and are composed OF clcc-
irons, or molecules Of electricity.
In taking spirit pictures" so
called. the camera is focused on a
small glass cell filled with air sltu-
rated with water-vapor. When
slightly cooled. a cloud viii form in
the tube small quantity OF beta
rays are then admitted and as they
shoot across the glass CELL each
single cleclron becomes a center OF
the cloud-like formation. When the
camera is snapped II will show a
large number Of separate. comct-like
cloud trails, each representing path
~ am ,lertron
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
Mind Development.

The cultivation Of the mental
forces, which We call the mind, Is
Of vital importance. Lies activi-
ties-all forms Of life IS action,
vibration or wavc-motion, and the
brain cells are composed OF that vital
force in nature which might be
called ralio-uct'ity or electricity
another name for elcctrons, or ions.
in motion. The training Of mind
forces and the study OF natural law
on scientific lines is question Of
vital concern 90 the human race.
Tulsa high school students are in
terested. or should be, IN all natural
phenomena. and it would be an oX-
cellent idea 40 introduce new cur
riculum into our local schools The
storchouse of vast riches will be
found in the heads and hearts Of the
boys and girls OF today; the key is
within easy reach OF them If they but
know how 20 look for it. A course Of
study in natural laws under the
tutorsnip Of men well verscd in every
branch Of exact science would provo
Of immense value to coming genera
tiOnS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22
What WIN You Do?

Sometime in the life Of every hu-
man being in reach of the gospel, It
may be past present or future. the
same emergency will arise that faced
PLATE. Christ will be tried before
the bar OF your conscience, and 1t be
yours to decide whether you will re
celve him as your king or cruelty
him afresh by your rejection. The
Jews cried His blood be upon our
heads,' and their self lf-condemnation
bore awful fruit Would you be one
OF those to make this mighty sacrl-
flee OF no avail because you will not
accept the redemption so freely Of
fered? That is the question you and
!, and everybody else. must meet and
decide on our own individual re-
sponsibllity What shall | do with
Jesus who Is called Christ?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-10-14

To the Voters of Marshall County:
AS one of the nominees for Repre-
sentative for Marshall county, | re-
spectfully solicit your support and
votes at the general election on No
vember 3, 1914.
The following are among the things
I stand for:
A square deal for everybody.
County Option and all other legis-
.lation that makes for temperance.
A continuance Of liberal state aid
for our public schools, the peoples
colleges.
Legislation in the interest of all the
people and not in behalf of special in
terests.
Conservation and development Of
states natural resources.
Putting an end to brewery influence
in state politics.
Making public service corporations
the servants, not the masters, Of the
people.
Reorganization Of state government
along lines recommended by economy
and efficiency commission.
Charles Z. Stevens,
Warren, Mimi
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-10-14

To the Voters Of Marshall County:
q Having been favored as candi-:
late for reelection for the office of
County Attorney, / wish to thank
you for the liberal support which you
rave me in the recent Primary Elec-
ton, and l hope that l may again
have your vote and support at the
General Election to be held Novem-
Der 3rd, 1914.
6 If reelected, | shall continue to
perform the duties Of the office to the
aest of my ability. Ny aim has al
ways been to give the people an
economical and efficient administra-
ton and in this feel that I have
been successful. I am willing to
stand on my record.
Your influence and support will be
greatly appreciated.
49,. Respectfully yours,
A. N. Eckstrom.