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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09
Tr6n Asa|tddo por Bandidos

Eetroct, Mich, Sep. S.

Eetroct, Mich, Sep. S.
Dos viajeros del tren de pasa-
jeros Grand Fumck" que pro-
cedia de Toronto, fueron anoche
heridos por dos enmascarados
que abordaron ell tren y robaron
dinero y objetos de valor a los
demas pasaj jeros, desapareciendo
en- el acto de cometer sus wanda
licas haZafias. Los heridos fue-
ron Cornelio Bozekerke, agente
viajero de Berlin Ohio Y Jose
Seltzer de Shelby Ohio. Boze-
kerkes fue herido en- Ell est6ma-
go y presenta condolences gra-
yes dificil de obtener la salud,
mientras que la herida de Seltzer
no es grave.
Los salteadores abandonaron
el tren en- ell empalme de Milwa-
uke, dentro de los limites de la
ciudad Y principiaron hacer fue-
go con las pistolas, ordenando a
los pasajeros levantar las manos.
Despuees que Bozekcker fu6
'herido, su compafero Setter i'm
tent6 comun!carse con los demas
pasajeros del tren en- demanda
de auxilio, pero fue herido antes
de Que Ia tripulaci6n sc diera
cuenta del asalto. Los bandidos
al llegar al empalme de referen.
cia escapNron,i n,ignorAndose Ia can.
tidad robada. Despues de unos
cuantos minutes de haber sucedi.
do este asalto, la polfcfa aprehen-
di6 a algunos individuos que iuz-
go sospechosos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09

Bordeaux capital Provisional dc
Exancla.
Paris, Sep. 3.
El Presidente Poincare y su
gabinete. ha salido para Bor--
deaux Ia nucva Capital Francesa.
5 Oficialmnete Sc ha anunciado
que ell Gral. Gallieni, Comandan~
to encargado de la defensa de
la ciudad, hoy public6 ell siguien-
tie decrcto Il los habitantcs de
Paris:
"I,os micmbros del gobierno de
la Republica han salido dc Paris,
q fin de dar mayor impulse d la
defensa &c la ciudad.
"HA sido ordenado defender la
biudad DC Paris contra el inva--
sor. Cumplirc lcalmentc hasta
morir.
Gallien, Gobernador Militar
de Paris.
Dos trenes privados fueron los
rEcargados de conducir 4 In nue.
VA Capital al Presidente de la
Repnblica, miembros del Senado ,
CANA de Diputados, quienes ga
lieron para Bordeaux, hoy al me-
diadia.
Gu;uc9 miembros de Ia Corte
de Casaci6n seran etrasportadcs
tambi6n 4 la capital Provisional
Rrancesa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09
Los ALIAD0S VICT0RI0S0S
A 20 ml|as de Paris son derrotadOs los Ae|manes- Ru
SIa 0btenG nuevOS trunfOS

Londres, Sep. T. --- Las fuerzas
aliadas nan obtcnido una gran
victoria 2cn "Prcscy Sur Airc. -
,.ISa gnardia Imperial, coraanda
da por el Principe hcredcro dc
Alemania Federico. Guillermo, la
aldo complctamente aniquilada
por la fucrza inglcsa que Sc
opuso i su paso.
Las fucrzus aliadas fucron bri--
liantcmcntc dirijidas en- cl com
bate por cl Mariscal Sir John
French del ej6rcito InglGS y cl
Gral. ID Amadc. La accI6n tn
20 Mga,' Is millaS dc Paris.
Sc anuncia oficialmcntc que los
AlemancH SO han rct.rado dc ia
Inca de Nautcvill lc-Hordauin
despufs lc la vigorosa acci6n del
cjGrcito Inglts y Frances.
Pctrgorand Sep. +. A~- I'll cjGr,
cito Austriaco comTrcndido eli cl
rio VistuIa y cl rio Bug, ha sido
recha2ad0 por los rusos con cnor-
mes perdldas.
La rcsiStcncia Quc opuSo cl e,
nomlgo, fu& insuGicicntc ante Il
VigorosC Cmpujc dc los KuSos.
No obstantc las noticias dadaS
por las agcncias Austriacas, los
Rusos han ohtenido grandes vic
torias sobre los Austriacos. No
ticias oficiales manifiestan que
tiesde el dia Il de Agosto han
mantenido los Rusos I'm moyimici
10 offensive, dcrrotando il los Aus
triacos IN todos los combatcs.
Como rcsultadoS dc las victo--
rias de los Rusos han capturado
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09
NOtdS de Mexico

Mexico, d. f.
Las AuoridadSe militarcs Cons
titucionalistas descubrieron hoy
en- una residencia particular, un
coraZ6n bumano prcscrvado en- al
cohol.
Las rOp0S, tintas en- sangrc que
pcrtenecieron, al Prcsidcntc Ma
dcro V nj Vice-preGidentc Pine
SuarcZ, lnfamementc asesinados
Ell la ciUIdad de Mexico, Ell Fc-
brcro de 1913, tambien han sido
cncontraoas, junto con I'M rcloj
que pcrrtncci6 al anterior Prcsi.
dentc Madcro = un alfiler dc ia
propicdaI dc Su hcrmano Gusta o
vo Madero. Todas estas pleas
de joyciiu, scr1n colocadas cn i
MusCo NaciOnal.
Ei Grai Joaquin Jimtncz Cas-,
tro, uno de los Commentaries Fc.
dcraIcs }u6 arrestado hoy. Los
cargos sobrc los cualcs dcscauza
oil arrcsto no han sido hcchos p1-
blicos.
Laredo, Texas, Sep.n~~Sc ha or.
ganizadC en- la vceina poblaci6n
dc Nuevo Laredo. i'm Club como,
eide con Il nombrc de Francis.
co ]. Madcro," al que Sc han ins.
critic cientos de- socios.
la Ultima noche los micmbros
del Club, organization una mani.
festaeior en- In que varios orado~
res aicicfon uso dc 10 palabra.
Se die" que cl Club ha sido or.
ganlzado expre&amentc con cl fin
de apoyar la candidatura del &c
neral Venustiano Carranza. para
Presidente dc In Rop1biica, du-.
rantc las elecciones que doberan
verificaiBe en- cl mes dc Novicm.
bre.
Veraciu2, Sep. T. Fernando I.
glcsias Calder6n, que ha sido in.
vitado por el Oral. Carrauza, pa
RI formar parte del aabinete Con
titucionaligta con ell cargo de Mi.
nistro do Relaoiones, Ilegark hoy
& esta oiudad procedente de los
Estados Unidos. El saldrk ma.
aana para Msxiao & hacerse cargo
do la Cartera do ReIs1iones.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09

Son rehasadas las sstampillas
Consti tucionalistas.
Laredo, Texas, Sep. 3.
I'll departamento Postal dc los
Tsstados Unidos ha rehusado rcco.
aooer v admitir como legales las
astampil!as usadas actualmente IN
Mexico.
Con este motive todo el servi.
clio Go correo que ha llegado aquf,
no se le he dado curso
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09
La faSni1ia AquiIes Cerdan.

Bl Preaidente Provisional do la
Rep1blica Mexicana ha pensiona-
do q Las tarnilias do Aquiles Ger.
dan y de Basso, quienes murie-
ron en- camplimiento dc gu debcr
como patriotas y buenos msxica.
nea.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09
Ell Japon desembaroa tropas en-
China.

China.
Toxic, Sep, 3,
Cuatro mil quinientos japone--
Scs dcscmbarcaron hoy Ell Lung
Kow, dc estos solo 500 pertenecer
q marina y los otros al ejerci-
TO de tietra.
Lung kow, es un nuevo puerto
de Chin. sitnado cien millas al
Nortc d2 Tsmg Tau Ell Kia Chau.
De die 4 ounce mil soldados
japones,s. han sido desembarca--
dos durante 81 dia de hoy.
Los japoneses tienen controladc
la Inca 'elcgrafica de Lung Kow
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09

OFERTA. - A la persona que
compre 'un ejemplar de la "a
GENDA MEXTCANA" PARA
1914, Sc le regalara una inter4-
sante novela. Hagan pronto sus
pedidos. Su valor es de ST.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09

Atsnot1n. cOrnprAdorss dc Iibrea,
t,onnprando sum libroa On ID lfbro.
eIA ds III negidor, 's na asriae-
90 .u9 dlnefu9. EekA ansA e
- - antigua .,n1o a4r aln. =
MAo hARAt4 elvel = z = -.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09
Un aerecplano Aleman atacado
por dos aereoplanos Franceses

Bordeaux, Sep. 9.
"Thc Petit Girvudc" dice, que
cuando IN aoreploano Aleman in
tcnt6 aproximarse sobre Paris
hoy, fut atacado ccrca dc Vim
cenncs por dos acrooplanos Fran
ccScS
Los avIadorcS franccscs onyia.-
ron una carga de mctralIaS sobrc
ol invasor destruytndolo compile
tamente.
Los AusGriaoos pierden mil hom
bres.
Roma, Sep. 3.
la cmbaiada Rusa ha sido no
tificada que los Austriacos fuc-
ron cOmplctamentc dcrrotados ce,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09

del cnemigo, tres banderas, %
canones, dos aereoplanos, $50 o.
ficiales Y $4,000 soldados.
$4,000 Rusos desembarcan en- Bel.
gica.
New York, Sep. 4.--Un cj6rcito =
so de $4,000 hombrcs transporta-
dos de "Archangel' Russia, fue-
ron descmbarcados en- Aberdeex
sobrc la costa Este de Escocia en-
Agosto q y conducidos en- trcneS
cspccialcs a Harwich, Grimtsby
y Daver, dc dondc fueron trans
portados 4 Oestcnd, B6lgica, Sc
gun noticia dc asajcros, que He
garOn aqui In nochc anterior de
Lcvcrp00l.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09

Ell Paso, Texas, Sep. 4.--Entro
los canuidatos para regir los
destinos del Estado dc Chihuahua
despu6s de las elccciones de No
vvviembrC silbvrd zvb kwliyd.
vtembrc figuran Silvcstrc Terra
zaS { |. Percchcs EnriTucz.
Ed primcro ticnc actualmente
el cargo dc Sccrctario dc Gobier-
no y oI nltimo ha sid0 nombrado
por cl Grnl, Villa, agcntc finan.-
cloro on In frontcra.
LondrcS Sep. 4..-~Un dcspaeho
de Paris al Exchange Telegraph
Go. . dice que on cl vapor Chris
tina y lIcgaron & Santandrc, Espa
pana, en- compario de algunos ger
ralcs mcXlcanos, IN hiio del r.
surpador Hucrta.
Aleun"s dc los pasajcros que
tuVircon disputas con las autori.-
dadcs adnanaIcs, fucron arresta..
dos, segln Sc desprcndc de la no
ticia, dada por el corresponsal
dc que hacemos menci6n.
oonferenoia con Xapata.
El Sr, Lie. Luis Cabrera y el e.
neral Antonio T. Villarrea1, sale.
ron de Mexico para Yautepec /
confercneiar con cl Oral. Emilia.
no Napata, para ilegar Il Tin a.
cucrdo definitivo.
El Gral. Iapata expidi6 am
.plios salVo Gonductos 4 los men.
etonados sefiores y varios miem-
bros de su ej6rcito, han estado on
este Capital eambando impresio.
nes con personals del Constitu.,
cionalismo, en- los que seeura.
mente han cncontrado que hay
en- ollos idcntidad dc principles
y de ideas.
Tanto q Gral. villasreal, como
el Lie. Cabrera son bien conoei..
dos por las simpatias con Que
cuentan entire los surianos, por 10
que 80 espera un 6xito complete
On Ia comisi6n que llovan,
se=<-~--s~~--sze4p ss=--=-4e--~~
~ .
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09

A los Anunciadores.
FL REGIDoR tiene mayor DIR
. oulaci6n que Cualquiera de los
peri6dicos que 80 publican en-
Espafi0l en- Texas. NueStros IL
bros estan { Ia vista de qui0n
quicra inspeccionarlos. )
.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-09
To advertisers

Ell REGIDoR" has the largest;
drculation Of any Of the Spanish.
papers in Texas. Our books are:
'pen for public inspection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
SUCCESSFUL TRIP
Tour of Officials Of Business Mems As
soctation Expected to Result
In Much Good.

The tour 81 the state low being made
by Secretary SchwcrtfeEer and Charles
~ watkins. Jr. I'm the Interests Of the
west virginia business Mems Nssoci.-
ton o. expected 20 result in much good.
according Co Information reaching the
local office from the associations which
have been visited. Monday and TUESDAY
were spent iu visiting the local nsaoci1-
tons In New Martiusville. SisteravfIle.
st Marys. and Point Pleasant TUESDAY
eNeuiug an enthusiastic meeting was
held 10 Charleston. while Yesterday thew
visited 81 Adams and M-oufgomerv
They will visit tie Huntington asrocfa-
ton to-day returning home tomorrow.
Mr.. Watkins. who o. chairman 81 Tie
legislative committee Of the state As
soriatiUu. Dr. carrying ON legislative
WORK. and o. workiug iu the interests ~
n number ~ bills. which will De pre-
scented FOR enactment az the next aes-
Sion Of the legislature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
STUDENTS ANGRY
Faculty and Students Of TrisdeIphia
District High School Disagree
Over Social.

Student members OF the junior and
senior classes OF the Triadelphia high
school were very much worked up
yesterday over the report that the
faculty OF the school and District Su-
p~erintendent 5. ;. Jacobs would at
tempt to stop he social affair that
was given by them at Woeber's hall,
Elm Grove. last evening. When
asked concerning the matter last
evening Prof. Jacobs stated that as
far as he social gathering was con.
cerned there was nothing to be done
II the students parents permitted IL.
but on IN other hand the affair
would no, be recognized as a school
dhalr ana that no chaperOn for the
evening would be furnished by the
faculty of the school Further, that
the school authorities would not be
responsible for anything that hap.
pened at the gathering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
TEMPERANCE UNION
W ssImont County Will Hold Annual
"~'oVslnter Meeting ToHay-Two
sessions To Be Held

me annual m%id-year meeting Of ,ho
belmont County Woman's Christian
temperance union will be held toda y
M the kirkWood ~ y. church in
bridgeport and all OF the twenty-ope
branches In the county will be repre.
sented at the meeting. II is expected
That there will be- no least fifty dele.
gates present az the meeting which
viii open this morning
The meeting will be- presided over
uA WIS. Julia Weweegp of Haruegvffte
president Of the or%gauization AMI
lhfoe sessions will be- held Tho
morning session will be- devoted 10 no
Dusihess Of the union while I'M the
aittrnoon reports from the different
districts viii be- made. fn the even.
ilE an open meeting viii be- held The
oHoWlnE D. the program which viii
1890 A. NJ.
Devotional exercises.
Minutes Of convention.
heport OF central committee
Report Of treasurer
report OF cottage trustees.
report OF farming meetings.
NOOntide prayer.
100 p. W..
report from each union on member.
ship campaign.
scientific temperance instruction.
Foreign speaking People.
report 81 committee on Sunday
Benediction and adjournment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
ECLIPSE or NOON

Many Wheclingites we're
mOou-Razing' last nirht. as a
result Of the announcement
that an eclipse Of the moon
almost total. would be visible
during the early part Of the
night The eclipse began AZ
9fi $40 o'clock last night
lEastern standard timel and
The middle Of the eclipse was
visible az f1:12 q-fO O'Clock. ~
let the shadow AZ fg4f
clock this morning Very few
persons were ont watching for
the passing Of the shadow. but
n large number In this vicinity
watched for the middle n was
estimated that about nine.
tenths Of the moon was Gov.
cred BY the shadow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
miners
v. NJ. w. OF A. OF Sub-Distriet No. 5
Will Open Convention In This
City This Morning.

The United Mine Workers OF Amer.
lea, of sub-district No. ,. embracing
the territory of eastern Ohio and ef-
fect-ing about II 5000 men, will convene
in the Trades and Labor assembly hall
at 9 o'clock this morning. Both morn
ing and afternoon sessions will be held
until the business of the convention
is completed. which IL is expected will
be some time Saturday.
President G. J. Albasin of Bridge
Port Will preside over the meeting. He
will be assisted " Vice President
William Roy and Secretary-Treasurer
William Aplegarth. The uaditors OF
the different districts will be prepared
to make reports when the convention
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured.

Snrontc trouble Cured.
There is nothing more discourag-
ing than a chronic disorder of the
stomach. is II not surprising that
many suffer for years with such an
ailment when a permanent cure is
within their reach and may be had
for a trife? About one year ago"
says y. II. Beck. Of Wakelee. Mich,
II bought a package Of Chamber
lains Tablets and since using them
I have felt perfectly well. | had
previously used any number of diff.
ferent medicines. but none OF them
were of any lasting benefit" For
sale by all dealers.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08
CnENP CORN ON TlLE WY.

Nearly 100000 bushels Of Argentine
corn have been unloaded at New York
city and millions more from the South
American republic are under contract.
The importations are the direct results
Of the removal OF the duty Of the
staple under the recent tanff act.
More than l million bushels have
been received in the United states
since the tariff went into effect, and
already the competition with Ameri-
can corn has forced a decline in cash
values. Thirteen ships are either en-
route here from the Argentine and ono
Amrican manufacturing concern,
which uses corn in the manufacture
of sirups and kindred products, has
million bushels from that country un-
der contract for delivery. when the
new Argentine crOn crop is harvested
the importation will increase accord
ing to trade authorities. The corn al
ready here found the railroads unpre-
pared to handle it and the port with
out adequate docking facilities. Ar
rangements to remedy the Deficiencies
are being made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

From Assistant Secretary \. c. Wi-
liams Of the Cattle Raisers association
of Texas we have received "A partial
program Of the entertainment for the
3Sth annual convention of the associ-
alton, at Fort Worth, Texas, March
10th, nth and 18TH. II is as follows:
Tuesday March 10TH from p. M,
to p. m, barbecue at Coliseum for
visiting ladies' and gentlemen. New
features promised Beginning at s.
p. m, vaudeville at Majestic theatre,
and reception for ladies and gentle,
men. Something different from here,
toforc.
Wednesday, March 1lth. reception
at the home OF Mrs w. r. Waggoncr
for visiting ladies, at 3 p. m. At $50
p. m, a ball at the Chamber Of Com
mcrce for visiting ladies and gentle
men only
Thursday, March 18th, at p. m.
automobile ride and reception at
Country Club for visiting ladies'
Every day during the holding Of the
convention, there will be three avi-
alton flights by the famous j. Hector
Warden, who was a captain In the
Mexican army during the presidential
regime Of Francisco Madero. A fine
band will give concerts daily and all
manner Of novelties will entertain
the visitors and the general public.
Something doing every minute" is TO
be the motto Of the managers, and a
great attendance is expected. other
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08
READING \ MhGNZINE

said he: Il would that We might we'd.
1 haven't much to offer you,
Gut''-- Interrupting him. she said.
continued on page 32l.
We turn the pages-eisht or ten
And find the place and start once
more,
Read half page or so, and then
Continued on page 400.
Again we turn, but, as we go,
We stop to read an ad ornate
We lost the thread. resume, and, 10
Continued on page So.
And so we still pursue the trail.
Past articles and poetry
To where she murmurs turning
pale
CONTINUED on page 70).
Determined now, anew we start
To finish up that tale or die:
And, in the most exciting part
CTo be continued in July.)
Walter c. Doty, in Judge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

badly was ashamed of them ! would
think they were going to get better but
they would only come back as bad as ever.
81 was given different kinds Of medicine
but none did me any good so at last tried
Cuticura Soap and Ointment After the
FIRST or second application my ears began to
feel cool and soft. After using Cutlcura
soap and Ointment for four or five weeks
my ears were well" (Signcd) Mrs D. $.
Tweed, June 20, 1913
Not only are Cuticura Soap and Ointment
most valuable in the treatment of cc2cmas
and other distressing cruptionS Of skin and
scalp hat no other cmolicnts do SO much
for pimplcs. blackhcads red rough and oily
skins itching scaly scalpS, dry, thin, and
falling hair nor do it so economically Sold
throughout the world Liberal sample of
each mailed free, with sep skin Book, Ad-
iress postcard "Cuticura Dept 7. Boston
~ Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap will dnd 1t best for skin and scalp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08
THE WORD OF THE WIND.

What is the word on the wind today
What is the rumor Of dare and do?
Women. you came with dream they
say
Banded 10 sec that the dream
comes true.
Women you work FOR the girls that
strive,
Girls on the battle-line early and
late;
You are helping them keep their
souls alive
As they take their chance In the
fight with fate
You are working for unborn sister
bands,
For a great host coming the human
road
You are reaching hands to their IN
seen hands,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08
DISEASE THREATENS
70 DESTROY SPUDS
DEPARTMENT or NGRlCIITIRE
DESCRIBES DISEASES
THREATENING CROP
Should Get BUSY At ONCE
Advises That More Vigorous Nmrr.
can Narilic~ BE- Developed by
Sod Selection and Breeding


"''''''> >'I''N' M"''n N"'
hen'r and concerted efforts ON th'
part Of potato grower, are needed {,
.orl.,, ...,.i,,. ............ .,,ni.b. ,,,..,
'" ~ ''"'''' '''e ''-'' '' ''''
STOCK ana 10 cause the drlolloIauou
Of varieties, according Go the L.. 5
Department of AgrcWturo's myrsti.
gator TO open the war Tor more If.
ficicnt measures of co. .ol for p0ta
to diseases that have not always been
definitely understood a new bulletin
is now Issued entitled Potato WHIT
Leaf RoM, and Related Diseases" II
can bo had free on application TO The
u. S. Department of AgriuIuro
Washington, II. C..
The group of potato diseases treut-
ed in the new bulletin now raises Cd
problem of increasing importance tn
practical agriculture i'm different cuun
tries throughout the world. Environ
ment has "a most important Influence
on crops in the several states and
in foreign countries. Therefore, great
care is needed to determine exactly
which method of control is best i'm
each specific instance where disease
is present The Bulletin wishes par
HcularN to emphasize the fact that
The same system Of seed selection
and crop rotation that viii free the
potato fields Of wilt. leaf-ron and
rurly-dwarf. Will not only bring un-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

When the clever acrobat Jumped
into the afr and turned three differ
ont ways before allghtlng, the audi
Cnco yelled its approval
Ever see anything like that be
fors2" enthusiastically cried a young
man who sat In one OF the front rows
with his best girl
Yes. indeed. answered the girl
THAT looks Just like the way the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

KITTY oh. Ethel, Jack has finally
proposed ] knew he would.
Ethel Way you said you thought
he had mo- intention whatever Of pro-
posing.
Kitty-Well. he didn't have Bos-
ton Transcript.
In English Politics, Too.
well. did you discover anything In
stump's past life that We can use
against him2"
Detective Not a thing All n. ever
dld before he came here was to sell
awnings
Election agent-Why, that's Just
what we want Wen say that ho has
been mixed up in some shady trans
actions London Tt-Bits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

To lead the way and tighten the
load.
And this he your praise as tho years
RO by
CAnd enough It will be fore a souls
renOwn)i
You opened a door when there camo
"A cry.
You builded a wall where tho wall
was down.
And then at the end Of the ways that
wind,
One joy will stay through a worlds
defeat
To know as you go that you left be-
hind
A friendly door on . friendless
street
From "Our Young Women"
The High Cost Of Treating Causes
\ Lo. = the High Cost ~ hvlns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

keep from scratching Then
the pimple would break, run
water and then II turned TO
IN ugly sore and peeled of in
great flakes. | was In such
pain that could not sleep
at night. They burned itchcd
and were swollen and looked
very badly. | went with my
head tied uD they looked so
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

The way OF love is the way of The
cross.
kicking on the preacher is tine only
form ot religion some people have.
Most people regard Christianity da
luxury rather than a necessity Of life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08
Without Iiteracy Test.

1t seems that 25 per cent of the un-
employed in New York City have re-
Gently arrived BY freight.-Springfield
! Prpu hlican
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

The High Cost Of Treating Causes
4 Lot = the High Cost ~ hvins