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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
FONT ffl,bbet i alem, % Drengene
fpn1 tic a9h1e bnn InrifeIen.

iomt iflibbet i &lerl, og Drengere
toni tic SDne pna Garifelen.
9e Itoo taltie; Ber MreI bolot
2oftsIDgten 5ounoen, steari,,proa.
len finne6e fun mat giernem 81
l1p11oie6e 5ioegIas, MEN bog til
ftraffeliet til at opIpies Drengencz
Mniigter, Der bar meget blege.
l1n6rebe leg mig life NOT ober, a
leg life, bab6e bgrt Dem pao Crap:
pen fgr!
.Sbor hor S 8arerne, 8grn2"1
ipurgte oen gamle.
Ser Mrel benteoe ligeiom bDbt ef.
ter @eiret. ngsn ifal hi gaa ,efte1
BENT" iagbe ban itiIle. vgi ,Di
bor taget 2pgtm." So De git no,
%. naffebe Deren u~ieobanligt iagtt
bag iig. Men benne Gong bbrte
ieg bog 6ereg Grin, 50 Sc gif OBJ.
Men leg forraoote Dem life. Sec
tror, at 8srn. fa11 taale at Bgre. me
re, ems Sc Bofsne mener. 0g ieq
er lite filter pao, om.bet life i1,lt Ell
iii @nbn for Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

MES eller for1pmmes. Sg Betin=
gelierne for @Dmnoltiffens lbbifz
ling paa &bin6en CT nnturIig BEN
famine iom for Manoe11, omeno
Gpelierne tilbels er for}fiellige.
&bi1oen Ifol hahe mere Dnoe og
Sormfulben0tbeb at ltille op MOB
Mon0ens &roft. WaoIet er set iam=
me: ct iun6t 5in6 / ct iunot 2ege-
nc.
Som iaa monge, ser bar Moo
at gao til @Dmnoitif. Gi 1fal one
,bore 2emmer / Dor l1ngbom langt
op / Man6bommen, % bi 1fal bolbe
os uanosfriife % bore &obe6et h9it
og ho' Mpggen ret / Mloeroommer1.
ga bcb bi gobt, at SEN &roft bi faar,
1foI ies paa 5lpgter1 i5nnbreb Mar.
ga eaar ri lan frit gjennem @erben.
Marins 2arien.
Sfrib efter 3rpbenmmmer al Bette
8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

8or onlete og agtebe 2anosnnano,
Sens Wregerlen, S%noebaper al @n=
g%lelpoob 9oirp 60, er fpbt Sen 10.
Warts 1856 / &Doe be0 @olltebro,
Danmarf, og fDlber nelte llge So
Mor. @%regerlen, Ser fom fer til
2anoet Sen 7oc- S11li 1891, bar
fulolten0ig inbe / alt til Mejeriet
bprenbe og begpnote ollereoe f%jorten
Gage otter fin Mnfontlt til @bicugo.
1ommen n1eb en- berbpen0e 2an0=
mano Ell Melfeforretning pao 624O
WeoD ct. Set bar libt imaot / 8e=
gDnoeliet1, bele Sprretningen breDes
loaleoes / 8aiernentet, mer1 nGppe 3.
Mor efter, / 1894, fjpbte @regerlen
fir &ompognon lb, bDggebe ell
8ottling=&lant paa 6242 Map ct,
og beo en- uroffelig @l,ergi og SLID
lDffe6es set bom libt efter libt at
brinee Sorretningen op til set, Sen
MI CT. S 1904 bpggeoeS iaa 0cn
nubprenbe Nlont, 1142 IS. 63rb
Street, bbor Ser beifieftiges 80
Mon0, bDoraf 2 Sormenb % Is
&uife. Ser fi6rer bagltg Is &ogne
It's til 6Sitmoets ca. 5000 &11nber
pa Smiptningen CT ca. 100000
aarlie. Com man Ter en- betDbelig
@irfiombeb. S Maret 1909 infor=
%porere6es Tirmaet, og @regerien OPS
tog / iamme fin m~a1geaarige, trofa=
fe og flittige Meoarbejbere s.
gffiloien og g. SEMEN. gifiloie11
beitprer Girmaets 8ottling-@lant /
8eecfer, ST., og fra benne efter ollie
01,tibers ianitare 5ororbninger
bbgge6e Mftapningsa11ltalt icroes
buglig til 9iitribuerings=Mf0elinae
paa 63r0 ct. ct Sernbonelas al
E@aH / SIaifer. g. Sen1en fungerer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

lpn1 Sorman6 beb Sorretningen fer
i Chicago. S Sens @regeriens ele=
gante &eii6ens poa 64tb ct. bite
ban os meo berettiget Stoltbeb, tbi
Ser bor en- baor6 @onfurrence, Sen
Sglpppfal, ban bon6t beb set 1tore
9oirp Gbotu ber / Chicago forrige
@fteraar. &ofalen CT ca. "a Cont
n1er bgi ualminoelig imrl1ft forar-
bei6et> l11eforgDlM %inbben6ig, bbilen=
Sc pao ct 6 Eommer bit Sbenbolts
Sooitpffe % foriDnet meo folgenbe
S%nifriptior: .8on By gnglepoo6
Doirp Company, Sectional Dairp
5botp 1914, @ron6 Champion gn=
TRIP Milf=D eolers 9isplob".
S 1898 egte6e Sens @regerlen
fin nl1berenbe &u1trl1 @arer, fd0t
arogh, og fit / benbe EN- numbering
|St9tte, ligeiom BON Iamn1en meo
benbe pirfebe meget for 0pfprellen
laobel al ct. 5tefans &irfen iom at
Hreiteboligen. @regerien er iaale=
Oes M%eltformanb for &irfe11s 5tD=
relie og bar altib Deret Man6en me6
&iertet poo rette Steb, l1oar set
gjalot ON at fre1nne og it6tte en- go6
Gag. San bar ofret meget al fin
foltbare Sib og munge 8enge for at
bielpe fine 2anosnnpnb. st beteg=
nenbe Sref er Set fnole6es, at Sc
beb @ngIetpoob 9airp So. mlatte
er ollie 9anife, al bbilfe flere bar or
bejbet Ser / mango Mar, tbi ban er
lige iaa afbolot. at fine Soft Tom al
fine mango Benner, Der itiffffert for
ener fig meo ns / 8nifef ON ct rig
tig go6t % beliigneliesrigt NIT aar
for Dor bpgtige og elffperbige
'2anbsma1b, Sens @regerien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Ghuagn.-

Sans Melions &oneert, Mftennn=
6erbol6ning % Bal / Sen6ags /
8i6rgbin Soil bab6e lite iamlet iuo
monge, lom 6en Dpperlige &oncert
% fortreffeIige Understanding for
tiente. Mlle 9eItagerne / benne Set
bar enige ON, at set bar l9nge iiben
Sc bopoe bert bebre Muiif ems ben,
Ser preiterebes be6 6enne 2ejligbeo>
og 8ifoloet efter bbert Muiifnun1=
mer bar 90 ogiaa %ltor1ne110e. ST..
But5fop1fp me0 fine fi9benhobnife
Mepp=Sange og ~Mrtiiter iggeS eller
Observation-Disclosures &bnler, bbori ban
optrao6te fammen mes Sr. 90 Sru
@rouleff, gjor6e flor Spffe og mo-
reoe Silif1terne | b6ielte @ro6. Bao
@runo of 6eres 9atters Dp6 fl1noe
@r. og Sru Sran6len life optre6e.
vMaencten" bob0e iom leo=
bonlig - fulbt Sus til fin &obaret
% SOL / Mr. 17's 9all / 5pnbags
og be bei6gen0e moreoe Jig = ogloo
iom ie6panlig = ltorortet. Gbos.
SSenien Tang ~Saar6e Si6er" for.
traffeligt, SIR. Mgllers imnffe Sc
nor font rigtig til fin Met / Scat"
og u@ct. Setter, 8li1fenberq=SSm=
lens bumori1tiife SplGsninq Dor
opermoooe moriom, Mobbef=M eller
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
CT en- Dnrre &lobn, naar 8uffe,1

er en- DGrre &lobn, 11nar 8nffe,1
lfal lpringes ODER, Ell femte rn1ter /
B%ufierne, bber @ang BON ifal bril- te
Jig til at hoppe op paa Grpbelten
olb. Mlle 1aaoanne Smoafcjl og
Nianferier ifal ri babe bort. Ser
ifol .arbejoes / Tellesifob og orbei=
oes meo Soritaoelie. &on1nter orl
blot / @Dmnoitifiolel1 mes 0illigbeo
til at orbei6c meb, 1elb ont bu lau
forrelten er BET fiebeliglte &nnge=
bobe6 og Sen bnrite 5lingrebette,
iaa iful 6u 6og lie, bbor SIT bliber
ranfet op, % oct me0 Ell 8ilie og
ct 2ibsmo6, Der 1toor for Mlberben.
Set er 1uo goot at ba' RDggel1 ret
og So'bet leftet og @ongen let,
So gaor hi frif .giennem @eroen.
.Saa6on 1Dnger ri / Ell @Dmnuitif=
iang. Sar man beret rigtig for
Mlbpr me0, bar man f9lt bette. Set,
@pm1,ultiffen bringer ;of @ober, ier
ct iunot Gin6 / ct funbt 2egeme.
Sriif6e6, Srej6igbe6, 2ibsalpoe fig
ger gjemt bert. @pn1naltiffen ejer
en- 1pl1om Mogt til at opbrage pao
os 11nge. &ofsne Menneifer! 1fal
hi opbrageS? ga, ser Ell life noget,
hi trpnger mere til. @pmnoltiffe11
ffal opobe Biljet, gjpre @jerne1'
tenfen6e, gjere &jertet iunot. 8loo=
omlebet faor SEN rigtige 8ebagelie
og set normale 2pb. Nerher hliber
ber6et, % Sener ipnn6te. @oh
@pmnaitif, lebet og moOtaget meo
Sor1taoelie> gier 11n6erperfer, 81
Der Menneifet BET freioige 2ibslpn
% SEN frie @oloning, gier Sen
b11nbne franf og fri, ben begeliin=
be6e fat, SEN ffrgbelige 1terf, be11
ipgeligc, fritz, Sen 6orife billig %
Sen tbere gla6; me6 alt Bette forle>
ner @rmnaitiffer1 Sen frie nobifling
log ifjpnne &ormoni / ct Menneifes
Spbeflt og 2ib. 9og = bel at
mprfe, ser ffoI titles, og ser lfol
ar6ejbes.
Sort tao os, s nl6re, % floffes
ont os, S 1tnge. &om 10 og 1e pau
os! 2bel1e for 9errer bber treble
often 81. $50 pao 24tb ct. % 28tb
Mpe. Minnebaba og Sranflin Spor=
bogne Ipber f,t1 en- 8locf oerfra.
9Delie poa 24tb 81. og Geoar for
9an1er og Serrer bber Girs0ag Mf=
ten be6 famine Sio. @nbmt bar jeg
belt la6et Damer11e ube at 8etragt=
ming; men lab mig bog iige: Det er
lige iaa ne0be116iet for 0amerne at
giDre @Dmnaltif 1om for &errerne.
Seq b1lDe blot p,life, at &olbet pua
49,. Sigb" biIoe lGgge 11of laa me-
gen 4lbor, 5ammenboD og Gnergi
II Mrbeioet. Set biplper life fort
at ubbifle Sen enc Salbpart al Men=
neifeilRgtet1, 11aar ben on6en CLIENT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
LAND TIL sALGs.

Jeg ejer en- halv Sektion Land, alt
-opdyrket, med code Bygninger, be-
1iggende we'd "Red River OF the
North i Viking Co., Mimi, der
.er den sydligste Del af den ber0m-
te Red River Dial, 2h Mil fra to
code Dyer. Midi i ct skandinavisk
settlement. Jeg vii salge danne
Farm paa lette Vilkaar direkte til
Kj6beren. Ingen Kommission at be-
tale. Skriv paa Engelsk til: O.. N.
Hattie, Abercrombie, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Naar De kjo-
Der Sm0r

forlang udtrykkelig Diet dam
ske F9rer
Deres Retailhandler Diet Tx
Ike, da anmod ham at for
handle Diet. Dersom han
negter, gaa til hans Konkur-
rent, som da uden Twill vii
.forhandle Verdens bedste
Smpr.
Danish Butter Import Co., Inc,
TAG Church st. New York City.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
MMENz@
oplqseligt, antiseptisk Pulver
i Wand efter Behov for
Sprpjtebadet.

l den lokale Behandling af Kyin-
d~esygdomme, aso Hvidflod og
Bet@ndelse, er ct varmt S~pr9jtebad
at Paxtine meget virksomt. Ingen
Kvinde, som har brugt medicineret
Spr9jtebad, vii undgaa at paaskjSn-
ne den rensende og sunde Tilstand
som Paxtine medfdrer, og den Die
blikkelige Lindring af Dmhed OF
Ubehagelighed som Brugen deraf
medf9rer. Dette er fordi at Pax
tine indeholder fremragende rem
sende, antisepfiske og helende
Egenskaber.
1 ii Aar har Lydia E. -
Pinkham Medicine Co. EaaaS7s7s1
anbefalet Paxtine j deres l&AlGI3
private correspondence - ~
med Kvinder, der bevi- 8c:8 HMMA
ser diets Overlegenhed. Zzl
Kvinder som har fundet -
Lindring siger, at det' er ''verd sin
Vagt i Guld". Hos Apothekerne,
SOC stor Eske, eller med Poster.
FRI PROVE.
The Paxton Toilet Co.. Boston. Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
8 pRocENr FOR spAREpENGE

Vi beta1er 6 PrOcent paa DeTes
Spareindskud og Diet samme paa
Observation-Disclosures paa langere
It'd, fordi vi befinder os hvor vi
kan faa fra 8 til 10 Procent paa
Lam. De sharpe Love for National
banker yder Dem den bedste Six
kerhed. Skriv paa Engelsk efter
lvor- Banks finansielle Status.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Aber-
lcrombie, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
minneapolis.
@pmnaitiffcns Maal us @abn.

Sprcltil 9em EN- &pffe Menneifer
al ollie Mrbeiosflasier fomn1e ipab=
leren6c forbi. Sgrit 9anb= eller
Sorbarbej6ere11, bre0> ltor, gaar meb
tunge Sfriot, pfte luoeroe Solbning
og poer1t beiperlig Gang. 8liffet
i6ger Sor0en; iaa Ssmon0en meo
Sen ilingrenbe Gang. Ser Smeben
me0 De .fraftige &rm= og 8rDltm1if=
Ter og brebe @fulore> oer 1toor /
Mfo619tning til 0en forbolbsDis
ipinfle un6erfrpp.. @neofere11, Der
er bleben run6rDgget at beltanoig at
itoa / en enft6ig Stilling be6 @oD=
lebenfen. Sg ie Ell. Gang, bbor
ifebe og %forbreieoe So6elmagerens,
5fomagerens % Wulerens Singre
ct. So6fpillerert bar fruftige Sen
o9 bar @narbe6 / @en6ing og Spz
fottelie, men Dans 8rpltmulfler ct
o1tfor ofte 1ammentrufne, 8rDltet
flobt, @pggen r11n6, Sagen frem3tao=
.en6e, .og BON CT 1tafaonbef. Ser
fommer en- lille rolf @anbelsbetient
geibin6t meb Mntpbning til at
|tage @er6en / Spring og f%olbebeuet,
maaife af beltonbig at goa og lfl1bbe
5fuffeu /. Suo bar Ri ber &onto-
riiten meb en- Iibt foroberbeiet Bong,
liot ifeb / @ful6eren, ranglet, ipiosz
ne1et og hruger 8riller, olb. olb.
9llle bar 6e mer eller. minbre uifjen=
beber, iom Set legemlige % e,iioige
Mrbej6e oltib f6rer meD Jig. (Oben=
ltaaen6e ct lglt anfgrt; men / ltore
Gref % @ienneminit, 1fol set NOT
biie fig at bore rigtigf.
@borfor life rette cit Del al alt
bette u1fjgnne, naar Ser gibes iaa
goo 2eiliebeo> font ser gjpr? l1oe
Il SDb, 24tD ct. og Gebor og 24tb
Let. og 28tb Mbe., er Ser 2ejligheb.
&Der for Jig l1omerfeoe 5teber, 6bg=
|tige 2ebere og gobe &ommerater
6onif &ommanoo og banif @pmna-
tiff. Sc engang beru6! eller be-
tanf os / bbert Salb for set Mrbei=
6e Der bliber n6fert for 9anifheoen.
& trenger til at foa fon mango
me6 1om muligt, trerger til, at S
u11ge Tom elbre faar. 6orltaaelIe at
@Dmnaltiffen pg @Dmnalttffens Be
tponing for ct Wenneifes lunbe og
%barmoniife ubbifling.
@ba6 er @pmnaitiffens Moal?
Set er at giere Meennefer friere,
elo6ere, Iunoere og raffere. Set er
at ifaffe 6em Of meo uifjgnne Sc
gemsfejl, gibe 6em EN- belt igjennem
opbragenbe nbbifling / legemlig lont
morolif 8%etp6ning, ejpre Sem itRr=
fe, ieige, belbpggeoe, flar / Ganfe,
fat / @ilie, 1nor / @ierntna. @pm=
no1tiffens MaoI er life at lfabe
8abutlpringere af Sorbarbeioere el=
Ier Simmelflbbere at Diifeniprin=
eere, ligeiaa li6t giere en- 4ontori|i
til Observation-Disclosures Maalet er al
Ion1le oIle inben ct. gn ifol babe
Mrmenc rettet, en orben &pgge1t, en-
treble bar inbfalbet 8rDit, en- fierbt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

@eb 9iebefab-2pgeus Opfsrelie at
st l1bpre" / 6pnbogs bar Weils
Mitrih Scbeefs Siano=
Encouragement Ell meget beientlig
@rr11o til, at Sa11gen gift laa gobt
for Sc Spillenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

lang Soften meo TT %befienote gu
ne, gbas. Senief uMaaIene" % Ole
Berg garI San5ens ubmnrfeoe
u5nffragetter1. Stor 2bffe giorbe
1o'&rr. 8ergeren og Grit @ielier
meo r@luntornaa Tom BE lang al
fortrinIigt. % Sru Dimes
Msller fpiIleoe odIaa1a fDift og lib
.ligt rMagnetenS 8iemfomIt" og
GDrolerferoinanb og sirefasieman6
cole gerg) meb fiji br11ngieoe Dat-
ter GRobbef-M pller ejoroe Iieefrem
iformen6e 2Dffe
Otter MISUNDERSTANDING, Bal
til S. g. Senfesaspefierote fortref-
felige Srfelter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
~yornrbe-Bauet, 5om .Sfanlen'

Torflabe-B alIet. ION. a@fanien"
safbolot / sbrougsi aineoIn Surner
Soil, bar meeetellpffet, og bpao
Mrrangementet SeiHomteens
SIDE a1teaar forrpffeIigti enbber
@%enieenoe, bDorfof SeiHomiteen meb
Msrs. OIe Nielfeniom Gormanb fan
bore tilfreos meog fitolf ODER iii
8prf. s..
De fire, npoeli@ Bremier uo6el-
tcs of DommerHan1iteen, Der beitoo
al Oberpreiioenten for g.. g.. g.
Mrs. Moolen, Clinton, Soma, iamt
at u@ronborg"'s @refioent og 8ice,
@reiioent, b'Srr. 81. 6. @eterien %
Soul S. 8elter. Bremien for SCI
lmuffe|te 5orfle0e fit Mrs. .@om
5prenien og for set melt fomiife
Mrs. Niels glausien, meoens Re=
- " -. - ... r.,
ter Mo1,rit5en og% Grit Sanien (oi
Hr. ~ fit Sc to; sSerre=Brpmier.
Ser bar gobt @eigg, Soft moreoe
Jig nbmprfet og 9onien gift meo Sit
% Suit til 81. q. &eteriens 9rfelterS
fortreffelige Muiif.
S @olen ierberebe 2ogenS 9o1ne1
lnffert @mprrebreo, Sage % ⁡
fe, og trengte MON til 11oget' ~iter=
fere" ems &offe; biloe 8ar=Manoge:
rem Ole Nielien 'me6 itgrite 8ereo:
billigbeb for6arme fig ober en-
Claus Sen1en iab. Iom ip6banlig tro:
ncnbe bpjt bebet ober Set ge1ne1tt
Soft og rnge6e ODER 8engefosien.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07
HIGH CLASS
PHOTOPLAYS
TO BE In Empress Balance
of Summer.

Starting Thursday the Empress
announces that high-class photoplays
will be seen in this popular theatre
until the opening Of the regular
vaudeville season. The Associated
Players, who have ben playing a stock
engagement here, leave for New York
the first Of the week to take up their
seasons contracts. With ventilating
plant on the roof that changes the air
every two minutes and a battery Of
small fans the Empress will likely be
the coolest spot in town during the
summer months. Many high-class
features will be shown, among them
Francis Bushman in Metro produc-
tions; Mary Pickford will be seen in
all of her former successes including
THE Eagles Mate" Hearts Adrift'
and others. The Romance Of Elaine"
will be shown on Friday and Saturday
as always The theatre will be open
each day from | to II p. m. Roses
will be given to every lady attending
the theatre on Thursday afternoon.-
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07
Behind Bars He
Cries Because
He's MiStreated

EL PASO. July 5.-Goncral Victor
iano Huorta wept today when he
talked of the deep hurt, as he charac-
tcrizcd it, hn had received from Amer
leans. The prisoner sat on the edge
of his iron cot and in bitter tones cX-
pressed his Indignation and surprise
that his word should not have greater
weight
81 gave them my word of honor that
] would not attempt TO leave Iil paso,' %
ne cried. "And ! gave bail and yet /
ann forced to occupy this cell There
is one thing no man can say and that
is that | have ever broken my word
Hucrta reiterated his assertion that
his cell with General Ignacio Bravo
except for a thirty minute walk in the
corridors Of the building.
At the evening meal the food was
spread on the bunk occupied by Gen
eraI Bravo and both sat ON Huertu's
cot as they partook of the repast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07
MilliOnaire'S
Wife Attacked
Armed Intruder
nctnils Assnmlt-

WASHINGTON. July "Details of
the assault upon j. =. Morgan in his
summer home at Glen Cove. l.. l., re-
vealng more clearly than reports
previously published the courage of
Mrs. Morgan, were told here tonight
by an eyewitness who was a guest
in the Morgan home.
When the intruder, later identified
as Frank Holt, forced a servant to
stand aside, and with a revolver in
each hand, approached Mr.. Morgan.
his wife saw the danger and threw
herself upon Holt, grasping him about
the neck and holding him until thrust
aside by her husband Sir Cecil
Spring Rice, the British amba ssador.
who had been seated at the breakfast
table with Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan,
assisted in disarming Holt.
A ring at the front door first at
tracted the diners attention, accord
ing to the eyewitness story. A mans
voice was heard at the doorway de
manding admission to see Mr.. Nor
gan. The servant said Mr.. Morgan
would not receive any visitors on bus
mess at his country home. Then the
man drew a pistol and brandshing
T., exclaimed "Ive got another one;
you had better show me to Mr. Nor
gan"
In an effort to protect his master
the servant directed the intruder
away from the east room, where Mr.
Morgan was at breakfast, and to-
wards room at the western end OF
the hall Rushing that way Holt
found Mr.. Morgan's children, at
whom he pointed the pistols, as he
shouted at the top Of his voice, "Mr
Morgan upstairs?"
The party in the breakfast room
heard this strange voice and they all
surmised that one of the servants
had suddenly become insane Sc
the three, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and
Sir Cecil, rushed to the central stair
case, which they ascended. Sir Cecil
turning eastward, while Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan ran westward. In the room
at the western end Of the hall and
directly above the room where the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07
ONLY EIGHTEEN
ARRESTS FOURTH

Despite the fact that Tulsa was
crowded with visitors from all parts
Of the state yesterday, only IS ar
rests were made by the police. AT a
late hour last night not a single seri-
GUS affair of any kind had been re-
ported and the majority of those taken
into custody will face charges Of
drunkenness and other minor offenses.
Extra precautions had been taken in
the way Of patrolng the city and it
bore fruit in the few arrests made yes
terday, a record whihc Old-timers on
the force say may stand for some time
to come.
There were several fist fights, two
of them being staged on downtown
streets. In each case the combatants
made their escape before the police
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arrived. A drunk" was arrested
while attempting to make an apology
to a light post that he had stumbled
against.
A laughable affair that terminated
In a fistic encounter occurred in front
of a local theatre. A young man. eyi-
IDENTIFY from the country, accompanied
by a young lady were waiting for the
amusement house to open A friend
approached and stopped He invited
the young lady to have a dish OF ice
cream. She accepted Of course. Be
fore they had taken ten steps the
Tilted lover was upon his rival and
with a well directed blow which
landed sQuarely upon the jaw. reud-
cred him hors du combat A fight
ensued in which the girl Joined, taking
the part Of her newly found friend.
The police were called but when they
arrived the trio had disappeared.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07
WONDERLAND.

People didn't really expect such "a
good show as Is being presented at
the Wonderland this week. Tom At
taways Musical Comedy company has
convused every audience with laugh
ter.
The bills are bright, clean and
snappy with a laugh in every line and
a well-connected plot that holds keen
interest to the end.
The musical numbers are put over
with zest and punch" by a bevy of
pretty girls. The jokes are funny
and clever, furnishing plenty of
wholesome humor.
The program changes today and is
most laughable musical conceit en-
titled Hank and Lank' and the es-
capades OF this funny pair are well
calculated to send you out laughing
and that is really the purpose Of the
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07
BURGLAR SCARED
BY WOMAN'S CRIES

The police were called TO the home
or G. w. Oldham, AIS South Houston,
early this morning where Mrs Old
ham declared she had been awakened
by man entering her room When
she opened her eyes she said a man
was standing near her bed. She
screamed for help and the intruder
disappeared.
No trace of the burglar could be
found although the police secured the
neighborhood A trunk in Mrs. Old
homs room had been rifled but moth
ing OF any value taken.
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Shcriff,s pnssc Nctiyc.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July g.
A sheriff's posse is securing the coun-
try around Iyford and RaymondVille,
about forty miles from Brownsville, in
search of a gang of Mexican bandits.
who are reported to have threatened
raids on towns in that vicinity tonight.
The bandits, according to reports
here number about twenty They
raided ranch near Raymondville
this morning and, according to re
ports tonight, ATTEMPTED to rob the
Lyford and Raymondville banks.
Nothing is known of the reported
killing Of two men near Lyford by the
MeXiCans.
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Technical Error.

A negro eXhorter shouted to his
audience:
"Come up and iine de army oh de
Lawd!"
Use done jined," replied one wom-
an.
Wizard you jine?" asked the ex-
'horter
IN de Bapts' church"
"Why. chile" said the exhorter
"you amt in de army oh de Lawd;
you is in de navy" Baker & Taylor
company, Four Hundred Good Stories