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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
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aaum Dab mir einse5ogen tporen in
oas etnfame 9aus 3ipiiden ben 2ans
nenfpduoeH bes 3biirinqer Sales.
bate es an Die 3ir a~etlppft. Gin tleis
mes 6rauden. aft uno Idrumplig, ME
aus elmer Ribe aeihnist, Die Strob.
Dude auf oem trummen Riiden. mar
tete ,iderno ouf ginIaB.
.Sie tperoen Die Giers@drlin fhon
brouden miifen." iagte lie bon 3us
nerIlht, ais iid ole 9iir 0ffnete, uno
tfderno ma ie o%rinnen.
SeBte ibre !6ude auf oen gooen
uno iih on ben 9ero unb er5dblte, ooB
tie Die einfamen !6Guier bier nit Giern
Mno Butter Deriorst. Seit finfsiq
Sobren tdms fe oaber, ieoen MorQen
Den sIeifen Mnrid: oos Stiinoden
iibern Berg. 0as Gdden iibers syelo
gum Wiiblentol biz iibern Stea oes
Botes. 9dtt' Iid in al Den Sabrsn
iDeni9 peranbert am Neg. Nur Die
Wenfden in btr 6duIern bGtten elm
padrmal aus9elpedl,ft. Wdre nidts
IunberIides onbei, fino eben ueniaer
boueriuii ols oie Steine uno gGume.
Gber lie ieIber?
ga id.' tiderte lie, bin elm oltes
5ol5. 4bet zines 5dges irirn's audi
norbei iein. 9i;cre geIte BREMEN
rafd."
uno Damn pudte is Gier aus, for
oerte Elm paar pfenniae mfbr, als
oisie Ware on oieien 3ag i'm preiIe
ftano. uno tloats iiber Sen arieo. Rein
Jutter fir ole 6ibner. Ron bate
tl6tig ihladten miiFen. limb bic
uebriggebIiebenen iporen in oieIem
Sobr fouler ais ie.
-Sa, ia. Der 8riee. Sic bate nidt
gsoatt. oaB fe osrsIsifen nod einmaI
erleben fonte.
Ob fe aud anssb0rise babe. oa
brouben i'm 5sIb9
&arline budts ben 3orb ouf, tibers
fe ssKimnispou uno fagte:
~0ds bat apobl ieber. 0od bnpon
Gin dnoermal. &ommt mai ins
Sfpdben, 1T Elm 9oe idneu ole aes
madt."
Siternb trippelte tie binuus, nm
binter ben 2annen, raid pie Elm
Wolo9eiit, gu perldptnosn
Nun lam fs ieoen Mproen nit Der
punttlihteit Der planeten. @leifs
niel, oh Die Soune iis beiSte ooer Re.
gen uno Winb ie beIprubten.
8ei Defenders earitiaem Wetter
ober idob fe einen 5infer oes erbal.
tsnen 8etroges Suriid uno "perlanQte
oaflr cine Iofe MiI6taffee uno cine
Butterbrotiteibs. llmfouit nabm Te
oieie 9obe nitt. 70 oft ibr oos ileine
RideIitiid aud nieber suaeItedt
ipurbe.
Der @enub oes aauens unS
S6Iiirfens mudte tie eeTdpGbia. sic
er5oblte, ncb lie ipsber Mann mob
Rinne. beieiIen bate, niht, ooB fe
fold fdiefes 9opfdsn eeipeisn, auf
hos tein DedeI aspobt bdtte. . nein,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Gr(nu6te 0nmen.

Die REHABILITATION oes f6pei5eris
fden Sontons Bern bot iih peranlabt
eeieben, f~olgenoes &rei3ffreiben an
Die ibr unterltellten 3ipilitanosdmter
81 rihten: Rad ben i'm 9anobuf
fir Ole idtpeiSerifden 3ipilitunosbe>
Gmten entbaitenen @usflbruneen iols
len 6amiIienndmen ols 8prnamen in
po5 @eburtsreeiItsr uibt sin9etrasen
iueroen. obne oab bic @sifung Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiber oas 3inilitdnose
lpeIsn eingeboIt puroen lit. IS bat
ilh nun i6on mebrmaIs geSeiet, bob
namentlih in a~risgsssiten 5amiIiens
nanen beriibmter 6eerfibrer bin uuo
ipieoer oils 8crnamen peripenoet pers
ben. Wiirbe elmer iolten unnnges
bratlteu Nrt uno Weife. ieinen Snms
pdibien fir cine berpprrdoenoe milf
tdriIte Ysrionlihteit 4usorud gu ees
ben. nitt entaegeneetreteu. 10 fonnten
mir IS erleben, hab ipdter uniere
Shulen ssfiat fpdren nit Ramen ipie
S%tnoenburg, Billion, 3lud. 6eerins
gen, SofFre, Gaitelnau. pau. Salient,
II. +. tn, eob in ben 9ornamsn
gt5ishunsen aefdaffen piiroen. Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Published by AMERICAN MELODY Co.. New Yo-'

mar mebr aIs Elmer gsipsfen, Ser fi9
ale Singer mad ibr ab9eledt bate.
Nber Der Redte, Der bate az ibr pors
bel bic S6pefter getpdbIt.
Run, jebt mars gGeif. Die meiiten
BON oanals tpnrsn lange fprt, in Be
ardbnihen %stpeiter uuo oucb oritter
&lafe. Bon Ger gan3en 6amilie por
nur Der &drl nod ibrig. Der Spit
lima. ben bic SdpeIter in Subren be-
fommen bdtt', ipo IS ifon tdum nod
an tdnoig mar, Radnuhs sn t~riegen.
Der &leine mar nun oreiBig uno fab
q'roo' aus ME iein Batter, als er luna
mar uno 5pii6en ben Satpeitern Ia
6elno geudblt bate. uno felt benz
eriten &riegstag mar er natiirlib
orouBen. Gum Seeen bes 8aterlans
oes. no Der binhout. ba pdcblt tein
RuIe mebr.
Od iparte lie aIIo fir ben Rarl,
ieinetipegen alio peritano lie 10 gut Die
preiIe UNI Elm @eniges gu fteigern?
Sic tiherte. sic nabm Die Id.
helnoe 4nipieluRg auf ibre Shlouheit
spiuterro an. 4ber fir oen aarl
fparte lie nidt. Der mar jung unc
etiuno. Der brouht niemoubsr, Der
fir ibn forgen miibt . ober .
~Oo6 oouon Elm a~nbermal," uno
Die 2ebre e%rneuernb, oaB Elm Soq nur
du3u raid aus Der Wo6enreibe rauss
gei6moBt lei, nobm ie Den 3orb uno
aiitg.
Monae &affsetanne bate eeIeert
iperoen miiHen. ebe lie ibr er0btes &c
beimuis perriet. Che ie Gnaitli6 uno
errest berporfliiterts: cab Iie ibr 2eb,
tag fir Elm fsinss @~s9rGbnis fpare.
nSeoer min einmal cine oons groBe
6reuoe babsr," iogte iie.
Sic bate feline 3rauung eebobt unr
mar nidt Soufmutter eeipeien. oafiir
foute non ibrem Sarg nit alien
Gbren foI9sn mifen. Sbr 2ebelano
mar iie gu SUB sseongsn. absr ala
2eide polIte tie fobrsn. 3tpeifpGnnie.
Sn benz neumooif6en 2eitenipoeen
NIT l~llbernen palmen. 3peimal ourhs
Oorf, llno Der olts 3rou9ott miros
6onofhub trneen miiFen uno Die
Vferoe bos h,lts @esGum. llno Der
Sdr9 foIte aus fhperer Side iein,
10 fpie bic W1ihetrufNn ser REDEEM
Bauern. Surg, aneS 10 ME beim
8utsRrrn ielber. 0reibunoert Mart
lparen oasu n0tie. Gber $50 itedteu
ifon i'm Strumpf. Gs iparte iib
lanQiom. Nber psnns Sobr hrum,
mar Der St.umpf ood thinner nm Elm
8erinoeS geihpplIener. ollie sic oua
ten Bitten, ole maj Iih Telber pertniF,
fen. butten Sus Striimpfden felt ee.
moht.
8orline tiderte, nabn Die Suds
nno sing. Sbre 4ugen leut)teten ius
9enpItt,. Sic ipieeeIten ben freuoiaen
9lan3 zines Menihen, Der nod ettpas
9an5 Seionoeres su er,carten bate -.
Nun begriff nan fd,on ehr, lparum
bic GiersSarlin bel isoem ibrer 8e,
iu9e BON ireeno einem 8~earGbnis
ipra6, Die einfaden peripotteno uuo
Die feinen b~etpun0erno. Mon bate
g%er'tdnonis oofir, DAB lie hidt neben
Dem Sir6bof pohrts, no ieoer an ibr
oorieer muBte. uno islber bod aer3pe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

am anoerer Gnos bss 0orfes, i'm ndds
item 3irdipiel besraben iein polte.
zines cages aber tpdr ie ausaes
blieben. Mtan belt es ni6t fir mogs
lib. Soh aud am folgenoen Gag
tam tie ni6t, uno aud an nG6itfols
genoen tpdrtete ma oergebIi6 auf oas
bon 9etifer begleitete &lopfen.
Nun muBte nan na6forI6en. Nan
tpubte ia, no lie pobnte. Grit iiber
ben Steg oes 9a6es, oas Gtten ums
W2ublentnl uno odnn ous Stiidhen
iibern Berg. Man bate feline GUIDE
uno bier Sabr5ebnte tpeniger auf Dem
Huden ais Ole &drlin. 4ber 10 raid
ipie iie. idaffts mans oo6 ni6t. aber
tdlieBIih mar mar i'm 0orf, Die tpenis
gen rotten Odher i9immerten ourhs
2annengriin. Im 4bboae iab mar
Die tpelBen &reu3e oes airdbofs =
oaneben ipobnte fe olio. Oas 9f0d>
den lGutete. Sin fIeines 8earGbnis
forte Die ionnigs &ir96pfsrub. 3tpei
W2dnner trusen auf Der morIhen
Dorfbabrs einen f6malen Sara aus
Sannsnbol5 eilis gum lebten 3iel. Gin
paar 4lte bumpeIten b~inter0rein, 10
gut es BE 5ittri9en 8eine aueeben
MOLTEN.
Ginige 8inoer tIetterten ouf Die
Wfduer uno 9offten bini5er.
Sb lie pobl pubten, no Die Giers
&orlin tuobne. 9ier in ser Rdbe
miifIe es iein2
Die Giers 8arlin?"
sic ladten f6aueno ouf, soaen oen
3ei9sfin9sr aus Dem NoIenlod unb
piefen bumit auf ben periupinoenoen
Sdrs. Sic begrub man ia qeraoe -.
uno BORN Oorftrua unter Dem be-
hn9snen 8irfdbaum erfubr man bog
anoere.
Dor spei 9aesn tpar ser aorI aus
rudgstommen. Mit Dem eiiernen Rrsu,
uno einem Oeritiimmelten 9ein. 0os
lebte mar fhper fir ibn. W2it ser
9anoorbeit p1rs nun porbei. Scebt
bieB IS iit, einen 9eruf in Der StuSt
indsn. 6sIesenbeit mar "a. Der
gutterbGnbler, ipo aarlin ibre Wore
beao9en. iponte i'm Elm ,3ipeiqoeidGft
iiberlaRen. Iber breibunoert Dart
lporen n0tis oasu. Der bate bic iebt
I'M &rteg? Der 8arl bate ben 9opf
bis oufs eiierne 8reus bGngen laIs
fen.
Die 8urlin bate getidert tpie inn
mer. lluo ooh auh pieber onoers.
sic TAB Den eanSen Tudmittaa orf
Dem eleiten Sled uno itarrte Dor Iih
bin. plOBliG Bate ie aus ihrer oes
iltdten SADIE iroeno Elm altes 8obier
bernor9eboIt uno tiderno serriTsn.
Damn mar lie oufaeTtanoen uno bate
ben Sorl tns 6aus aelpintt. linz.
ipeiB 6ott, 70 pobr bic airfhen ga
BON ielber gepnhien uaren. ols er
irieoer 'raus lam, hattie er sic Dreiz
bunoert bis ouf Elm pdur feblsnoe
Grofden bar in Ser SnIhe. Wer
Bate 9soaht. AB bic 3orlin 70 pieI
rod ON oleis
den Ibsno mar Der 9arI sur Stoot
eefahren.
Dte Rorlin NOR i'm 6aus oeblieben.
Iber Die WeairortersIen!. Ole Sic
unter ibreri Stilbheu beipobn.
ten hatten lie Die gauge Rnht lumber
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

obne jeoen Bibsripru9 linauf0mms
ltdteiten nit fi6 bringen piirben.
9ana abgefeben baB nab Ser eioaez
nDfiii4en 8eroronung iiber bic g3ioils
itanosregiiter bonn 2. Sebruar, 1910,
tetnem Batter oas Reft 5uItebt, 1as
miliennamen als 8ornamen gu mob
len, liegt in elmer berartigen 8orz
n%ame9ebung etpas unIhpei3erii9es.
WBtr petien Sic barum an, Samilienz
nomen nod lebenoer Decentralization
dls Wornamen nidt an3unebmen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

usber foIoatenrside 6omiIien in
Sdlsstpiaz SoIitein miro BON BORT Be.
rid1tet: Sn IniIst bat cine SamiIie
sebn Sobns i'm 5eIoe fteben. Die
Witipe GraIie Mouer in Seaebsro
lab nsnn Sobne unb srpei Gdnpieaers
iobne furs 8dterlano ins 5elo sieben.
Der 8ierbdnoler Better Gpetb in
S6onbsre itidte neun Sohue binaus
nro Der Irbeiter peters in Senfden,
in Roroeroitbmnriden, odt S6bne
uno itpei SdDpisosrfobne.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13
HOSPITAL AID ASSN GROWING,

I e. . ~ + . ~ !
1, Sixty-four new members were taken
in at the quarterly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Of the Union Hospital Association
which was held at the Lutheran school
house Monday afternoon. The meet
ing was we'll attended, over 100 members
being present and the keenest interest
being manifested at all times. The total
membership now total 14O and they look
forward to having 500. The Ladies'
Aid meets on the second Monday Of
January, April, July and October Of
each year. No definite meeting place
has SO far been selected, and the members
will be notified of the place of the next
meeting which will be held in April.
Mrs. c. G.. REIN is Pres; Mrs. G. F.
Reineke and Mrs. H. C. Hess are Vice
Presidents; Mrs. w. G. Alvin, Secy.
and Mrs. Fred ]. Backer, Treas.
At the meeting Monday afternoon
Mrs. Reineke presided. 1t was reported
at this meeting that the Hospital is
doing very nicely so far. Since it was
opened three operations have been per-
formed and at the present time nine
patients are receiving treatment at the
hospital. An emergency committee was
created with Miss Emma Gebser as
Chairman. In case of urgent necessity
this committee will respond and help.
1t was also decided to bear the expense
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13

the most stunning Of show girls, leads the
list Of beauties in the ''Song Of the Cities .
The male contingent includes Edward
-. Mora, George Mayors, G. Burke
Scott, Frank MACE ever. and others. The
choruses have been carefully chosen and
are said to provide rare combination
Of voice, quality and charm. The cos
tunes are wholly new this season and
every detail Of equipment is said to be
the degree of perfection.
To insure q correct Interpretation of
the Luders score, there will be special
orchestra under the skillful direction of
Victor Clark. Sixty people and two
carloads of scenery and stage effects
are used in the production.
'"The Winning of Barbara Worth, y
in dramatic form, will be presented at
the Turner Theatre soon. AS the title
indicates, the play is an adoption Of
Harold Bell Wright's masterpiece. Those
familiar with the book can readily see
the great dramatic possibilities of the
story and the chance for splendid scenic
effects. Assurance is given that the
company and production are first class.
The date of the appearance will be an
nounced shortly.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13
"TEIE PRINCE OF PILsEN."
Big Musical Comedy Production
Due Here Next Sunday.

The coming Of the popular Pixley and
Luders musical comedy, The Prince
of Pilsen," to the Turner Theatre next
Sunday evening will be a theatrical event
of exceptional interest and will again re-
veal one of the most successful musical
entertainments. Despite the fact that
it is now in it's tenth year in this country,
its drawing powers show no signs of
waning and return engagements are
constantly solicited.
In sending it upon its present tour it
has been provided with a corps of prin-
cipals who are expected to give the best
performance the place has ever had.
John w. Ransone, who has placed the
impress of his unique personality upon
the role of Hans Wagner, the German
Alderman from "Zinzinnati," has been
re-engaged. Eda Won Luke, who has
played prominent roles both here and
in England will be seen as the flirtatious
widow. Geraldine De Rose, who is adj
mittedly one of the best French dialect
soubrettes on the American stage, has
the role of Sidonie, the French maid.
Claudia Rogers, petite Coincidence, will
be seen in the part of Nellie Wagner;
Dorothy Delmore has the role of jim
ME, the bell boy; and Louise Astor,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13
IN. c. MA" MAKES GOOD SHOW
INC.

With the cash on hand at the beginning
Of the last fiscal year, the receipts of the
Minnesota Commercial Mems Asso-
citation aggregated 100000 for 1914.
The total claims paid amounted to-
$4,000. The sum of $4,000 was paid
for postage, $4,000 was expended for
printing, $1,000 went to employees and
$500 was paid to the officers Of the as
ISOLATION. At the end of the fiscal year
the Association had on hand either in
cash or securities the sum of $35,O0O.-
At the annual meeting which was held
January End, DR.. L. A. Fritsche was re-.
elected medical director. At that time
the Office of Secretary and Treasurer.
were merged and henceforth A. J. Alvin
will have the title Secretary Treasurer
Miss Elsie Wager visited st. Peter
friends Wednesday and, Thursday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13

of one 81 the sun porches and to purchase
q sewing machine and carpet sweeper
for the Hospital proper.
The matter Of the dinner which is to-
be given at the time Of the dedication
of the Hospital on May 30th was dis
cussed at some length but no action
was taken other than to have the COM
mittee already appointed work out the.
details.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13

y Sixteen Fairfax people took advantage
of the good roads Thursday evening and
came to New Ulm in their autos to at
tend the "Call of the Cumberland" at
the Turner Theatre.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13

Major Albert Pfaender was in St. Paul
yesterday and delivered an address last
night at the St. Paul Auditorium. A
mass meeting of the citizens of both St.
Paul and Minneapolis had been called
at the Auditorium for the purpose of
discussing the European war situation
and advancing ways and means for the
purpose of furthering the peace move
ment. The meeting was presided over
by Elk Gov. Van SAINT. Major Pfaen-
der's topic was ''Public Opinion
A mass meeting was held last evening
at Mankato for the purpose of discussing
the war situation in Europe, with es-
pecial reference to the part played there
in by the German-and Austro- Hungarian
governments. The neutrality of the
United States in this World War was also
touched upon. Prof. Alderman of
the DR.. Martin Luther College was one
of the principal speakers. There are
few men in the state better informed on
conditions in Germany than Prof. Acker-
mann and it is safe to say that he gave
the Mankatoites worth while talk.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13

BANK NO. Oh
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
STATE BANK OF Esslc
At close OF business on Dec. Slst. 1914. Date
of call by Superintendent. Dec. Slst, 1914. Date
of report by Bank, Jan It'll, 1915.
Loans and Discounts ....... $85,907.27
Overdrafts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5OS.67
Banking House, Furniture and
Fixtures Observation-Disclosures. S,266.zo
Due from Banks ......... $2,49882
Cash on Hand .......... 4,13814
Total Cash Assets. Observation-Disclosures. 6,636.96
Checks and Cash Items 1,S12.72
Total. ...................... $97,6S1.s7
Liabilities.
Capital Stock and Surplus .... $11,2O0.OO
Undivided Profits, Net ............. 915.58
Deposits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 85,516.29
Total. ..................... $e7,6s1.s7
Amount of Reserve on Hand ........ $6,636.96
Amount of Reserve Required by Law 2.sO6.19
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Brown. )ss
We, Emil G. Hage, President and C. F. Dahl,
Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best
OF our knowledge and belief.
EMIL G. HAGE, President.
CT. DAHL, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
(Two) Directors.
H. J. ALBRIGHT.
w. C. HERMANN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day of Jan. 1915.
(SeaD W. j. STRATE
Notary Public, Brown County, Minnesota.
My commission expires April Esd, 1921.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13

County of Brown, )ss,
We, Fred Aufderheide, President. and A.
L. Book, Cashier of the above named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
FRED. AUFEDRHEIDE, President
AL. BOOCK, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
(Two) Directors.
c.. A. STOLZ.
C. F. RUEMKE.
Subscribed and Sworn to before me this 9TH day
of Jan. 1915.
(SeaD ALBERT A. VANDERBILT.
Notary Public, Brown County, MINI.
My commission expires December 80, 1921.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13

Miss Elsie Wager visited St. Peter
friends Wednesday and, Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-19
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

TULSA Red Ball Transfer Co.-Storage,
moving, packing and shipping; family NOV
ing our specially. los North Boulder Phones
279 and 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-19
GRAIN
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June lS.-llaCk rust reports
from Missouri and Kansas added today to
the bullsh temper which big storms In the
"esl had given TO the wheat market here
As result the market closed firm at / Y
TO " q net advance In corn the outcome
varied from 4 off to isc up oats finishca
with gain OF % to q a iac aud provisions
ranging from Y e. decline 10 a rise Of 1Oc
twithstauding that active selling in
which foreigners were said TO have taken =
hand made the wheat market rpccde today
from an early advance the increasing reports
Of crop damage, coupled wit hbIack rust
Talk IoI aftcrward 10 u decided fresh up
turn In values. Before the day was over
the fact seemed evident that O great deal
Of wheat I'm Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri ans
other important parts Of the soft winter
brlt had been laid flat and that the harvest
delay in Kansas and oklahoma was increased
TO % serious extent. Meanwhile, predictions
OF another storm from over the Rockies by
Saturday night, emphasized the danger Of
rust
Bulls IN wheat were encouraged by gossip
that efforts 20 overcome difficulties IN re-
gard 10 foreign exchange were likely soon
TO help revive export demands Ocean rates
UppoareINO De easing off and advicps from
liverpool said the liberal shipments prom.
ised by India had turned out disappoutiusly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-19
DRUG FlEND GIVEN
SIOO AND go DAYS
Claude Bunch Violated Pa
role and Escaped From
Chain Gang,

Claude Bunch, probably the worst
cocaine nond and pest that the police
of Tulsa have had TO contend with for
the past two years, received another
dose of "Cure' at the hands Of Munic-
lpal Judge John h. Clark yesterday
morning when he was given a 500
fine and 80 days i'm JAIL This time
Bunch was charged with petit lar
Ccny having stolen q watch, 50 ir
money and a ring from Robert Niles,
"a guest Of the Texas rooms on South
Boulder avenue.
Bunch was sentenced to 90 days in
Jail last Monday morning on va
granCy charge, having been arrested
the night before after one of the most
exciting Chasos seen in the business
district Of Tulsa for months He was
arrested I'm Il South Main street chile
parlOr by Putrolman Pullcn and as
they reached the door Bunch broke
away from the officer and ran to
Third street. Patrolman Kerscy, who
was standing on the other side Of
Third street saw the chase and
opened fire on him. Great excitement
prevailed for some little time. Crowds
tan In every direction to get a glimpse
Of the fracas, He vas captured in
the Majestic theatre after a chase up
the alley between Nam and Boulder.
Records at police station show that
Bunch has been arrested three times
within the past three weeks. The first
time he was paroled under promise
TO leave the city and not return. Ho
eludcd the police for several days, not
leaving Tulsa. as promised.
Bunch made his escape from the
city chain gang Thursday with Harry
Baird, another fiend and sneak thief,
but was captured in less than an hour.
Baird's wheI eabouts have not been
learned
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MIDLAND VALLEY
TRESTLE DAMAGED

Some waste oil caught fire along
the Midland Valley railroad ycster-
day morning at IL o'clock ana seri-
ously damaged trestle near the
Texas refinery at Lefeyer, two miles
south OF Tulsa.
A force OF refinery and pipe line
men fought the blaze, which lasted for
more than an hour. The trestle was
not totally destroyed. Midland Valley
trains had to be detoured over the
Frisco lines, but last night the trestle
was In good condition and traffic Will
proceed In the usual manner today.
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knnsns Storm-S -Smcnt.

KANSAS CITY, June lS.-All Of
Kansas was swept yesterday and last
night by heavy storms, which also vis-
tied parts of western Missouri north
ern oklahoma and southern Nebraska.
Wire communication was hampered.
and four inches at Hutchinson. In
many places severe windstorms were
reported
Bartlesvllle, Okla. reported q Sc
we're wind, rain and electrical storm,
which did much damage in the Oil
fields and to wheat fields. Two inches
Of rain fell in an hour.
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ARE INJURED
NJ. o. & G. Rolled Into Ditch When
Rails Spread; None Killed;
Coaches Rolled over

MUSKOGEE June 1S-George
Clark and three other persons whose
names could not be obtained were in
lured today when four coaches Of the
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf passenger
train No ! rolled into ditsh at Ber-
nice, Okla. None were seriously hurt.
Spreading rails caused the wreck The
coaches rolled completely over down
high grade A wrecking train was
sent out Of Muskogec this afternoon.
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FURNITURE

CICERO L. HOLLAND, 114-A East Third
street Rooms 8. 7, 8: real estate, oil and
gas leases bought aod sold. List your prop.
erty with me office rooms for rent in my
building. Two suites of four rooms each
front Offices. several single rooms.
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Now orlnnns snot cotton

NEW ORLEANS, June 1s-Spot cotton
easy 13 points down. Sales on the spot
l,2O3; to arrive l75; good ordinary Tile,
strict good ordinary SIC low middlinG
S9oc, strict low middhng s.75c, middling
9.12c, strict middlug 937c good mddlng
9.69c strict good modelling 10.O6c. Receipts
2 one; stock $4,000
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office 2o5 r., 7 Daniel Bldg.

NOTln Trying.
She kept chattering away when he
was trying hard to follow the per-
formance.
did you ever listen TO a play with
your ey es shut?" she went on, ag-
gravatingly.
mo" he replied, out of patience,
but suppose you try listening to It
with your mouth shut.
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