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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-28
BADLY BURNED

Alcohol Explodes and Man Suffers
Painful Injuries.
New Rockford, N. D., July 28.--
While generating a gasoline lighting
plant with a bottle of alcohol, the
liquid caught on fire and exploded
the bottle, throwing flames all over
the upper part of Harley Hartson's
body. He was seriously burned
about the head and arms before by
ISLANDERS extinguished the flames.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-28
WOMAN ENDS STRIKE

Two Soft Boiled Eggs Break Down
I. w. WIS Hunger Strike.
New York, July 2s.-Becky Edel-
son ate two soft boiled eggs volun,
tarily yesterday and ended the first
attempt at a hunger strike in Amer
lea. e
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-28
HARVESTING RYE

Farmers Around Rugby Have Com.
menced Cutting Grain.
Rugby. N. D.. July 2S.-The rye
many fine big fields Of excellent rye
are falling before the onslaught Of he
Industrious sickle. Rye is getting to
be quite a favorite crop in North Da-
kota and in fact 1t seems to be about
the surest n that we have, except
corn-which always does fine when
properly handled,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-28
HAS NEW PLEA

Schmidt Will Claim Physician MUIR
dered Girl.
New York, July 2s.-Dropping the
p~retense of insanity, Father Hans
Schomidt now claims that the girl
victim was not murdered but died
as the result of an illegal operation.
He asserts the body was cut up and
thrown into the river to protect the
physician who performed the opera
ton.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-28

Herald Want Ads bring results.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

n5ot i9on einmal Ssmunb an
sinsm Slid seisFsn, an Dem Orei5sbn
Ysrionsn iaBen2" fruste Oer 3srr TN
ulitermorteI.
SO, erpiOerte Ser Ssrr NIT penn
ftOI5en GMnurrbort.
n9aben sic bemsrtt, oaB Elm linz
gIiid oorauf fOIgtsg"
30 ia, Elm 1lngliid fir ben grOBtsn
Ebeil Der onipsIen0sn psrfonen."
nStdrb elmer bon ibnen9"
ngein, oabOn ipeiB i'd nidts!"
nMuren ni9t gsnus gBpaaren
od2" frdgte Der 5err nit Oer brsitsn
Stumpfndfe.
0Ber fpri9t BON GBnaaren9 Dd
iparen iiberbaupt feline @Bpaarsn."
DSasten Sic ni9t, sic faBen an
sinem Slid, an Dem Orsi5ebn PerfOs
aen foBsn9"
nSd, oos fogte i9 - cine gldubts
gerzWerfommlung i'm Bureau oes
Qnibalts Rroufe. Sc iparen 3pOlf.
SD mar Der ~oreiaebnte."
Gs sntftano cine LANCE paufe, uno
Damn frugte Der Mdnn nit ben fud=
drtigen 8eintIeiOern.
mNiefO puroe oas 3ufammentrtfs
fen unglidIime fpsnn i'd frastn
BARI"
nReinsr bon ibnen bstam aud nnr
sinen pfeunie BON mir"
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
OlNS I
SUIy i|:NI
DIRECTORY 4
Gin OOritabtildcr Nimmeiier!

Gin OOritGOtiidcr Sinweiicr!
QaS am meiiteu ollf nmtliden
Queaen berllbenoe mO nouitdnoig-
te AoreBbud Der llmgegeno bon
@aibingtOn, oos ic publi5iert wnroe
NcIIOntS
@OritdOte : SlOrcR6md
umfaBt goreiicn fG,nmifider SGllier
pom 35 benad6arten Stdothen in
Marplano mo 8irginin. Gin &c
i6dftsaoreBbnd unO Elm 6iibrer
0urh sic @clddfte ser gorlt6ote
uno anoere, Dem @nibingtoner Sc
ionobl mie Dem @or-
ita0ter midtige gin5elbeiten iinO Oa.
rim entbnlten.
Ginfiibrungspreis $500 p. grpl.
Snitns 6. @eliOn, @~erleser,
S02 S-Strafe, N.-8.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
9anfnanno.

4len 0enell, ole in unierem ldDes
rem Ser3eleio ms beigeitanocn bo=
ben. allen SrenmOen. Sefannten uno
gseriponoten, Die muierm teilren Der
Itorbenen
Senrp Ndtertirden
oureb hire 10 rcifcn @lumengabct
rno ourh ibr @eleit nad Dem 6rieo-
hof Die lebte gbre nngeton bobetl,
Ioaen mir aufrihtig 9anf.
cynIonoerbeit m0dtcn mir Serrlt
9oitor 6itlb BON ser ct. Sobamis.
firde fir feline ticiempfnmOenen,
troitreideii 8orte, Der gNrminius'
9oae~, Dem v8lattoiitiden Screen" ,
Ser .&uaipolis @rotte~, Dem Scot
tiib Site unO Oen uSdrcinern" 10.
mie oenen ieiner 6rcunoe, Die als
gobrtu6trdger i'm nit SIR lestcr
Rube 6etteteIt, miern alliridti9ell
9ant ausIpreden.
SIN 0umcn Der traiernOcn SIN.
te%rbliebenen:
Gatie gldterfirdcn, Wittiue
nnS &inOer.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
9mfiasnms.

@aen 3reutOeu, 8efannten itp0
@ermanoteu, ole ourd ibre- 5aglrci.
den BIumenlpenOen uno onrh lbrc
TeiInobme oil Der 8eerOigumg I'M
ierer Iieben @utter, Sodter rlo
G6peiter
&atbcriuc 1rOk,
nns in uuIerem groBeu Sdmcr5c
uoblgetan baben, iageu mir ber5liden
9anf SnIonoerbeit ja6er Oonten-
mir Serrn 9aItor 9lamenoinger fir
ben Croft, ben feline miIoen Borte
uns gaben.
Die t~rauernoen @interbliebenen:
SObn mnO Static 1rOk, SinScr,
@atberina 9idtenfels, Mintter,
Qunis nnO Start Hidtcmfels,
BtiiOer.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
@er[anat:
TSnrtn AZ perfanfen:

308 older Mild)- uno 8iebfarm,
in Qouoon Gountp, @%irginia, unge-
fabr $50 Nder IN &ultllr, HeIt @alo.
Das 9ano lit porteilbaft gelegen, 2
MeiIen bon Der gilenbabn; gutes s
3immerbaus, Sdeune, S%ornbaus,
8~iibnerItaa, Sdmeineltaa, @is- uno
GleiEhbaus. S6ouer 0bitgarten,
uiD. MuB pegen @rbidaftsregll-
Iierung perfauft meroen. GreiS 1T
$4,000.
Barbour anO Barbour,
Mc2a6len @log.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
Sn ~ mOriam

WObl fiebt bic 3eit unO oedt 10 mani
DE Wunoe, uns blutet ober oas 9el5
ouf's 0eue, fuenn mir seOenien Der tel
rem Mutter uno @rOBmutter,
SraM @arta GnOres,
oebOren in O6isnfurt a. Wtains aeltOr=
ben am 10. 6ebruar 1905 in Disabling
ton. Seilig miro uns INNER ihr 9ln=
henten iein, Oeren Sers uns olle nit grr'
Ser unenOlider 2iebe etfaBte.
BERNHARD @nOres, MaibiastOr.
Irans gnores, Mui6in9ton.
Sofep6 GnOres, Niirnberg.
Gpa Gnores, Maibington.
2rau Marmutb, 2uowigsboten
Jrau Yfrensle, Suowig5bot; n.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

Der @inbru@ i'm 9 a.
pitrgef@Gft. @pibbube: mir
bGtten 3eit gsnug eebabt, nit unferer
8eute gu enttOmmen. uber gum llnr
gIiid fielen uns bic Mniidtsiorten in
Bic 5dnoe, urb So baben mir 70 lunse
ssf9rieben, Bis auf einmaI bic pOs
li8ei Oa mar unb unS fefEnobm!
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
George ?. ZIIIl'2I
Undertaken
3O1 SAT- Capitol Gtrafe.
gesrinbet 1857.
sir Gin Seim Wctranf.

Gas bon Gbncr 0rurp gebroutc
Bier lit 0ns bette. 0llte @ciIrtciIer
bon Bier erfI1ren. Dab es irgeuo Gle
mem eritfInIiigcn nusldnoiihcn Nier
gieidfommt. Ocraoc oas cling fiir
ben 6omiIiengebroud). 6cinitcs 9lro-
ma, better @eldmad uno icbr nobr-
frditig. :
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

SSs
grOfc Grmahionnssn IN %reiicn
iiir iOldcs |Or5ellau, Osiicu Mnlter
luir nidJt mc9r fi6rtn mOlen!
Ger iuidtiglte S~usperfaui pou Ia
cI : Yor5eaan in Oieicr Saiion. @ir
Iebcn cine Nn3abl BON WuItcrn bon
mgliibcm mo oitcrrcid)ii6em %or
jcllan uui, Oas biSbcr in unierm Ga
Ter cine berporragenoe Jioac gelpielt
Dat. lin i6nca oamit 81 rdumen
jaben mir &reisernGBigungen ell
.rctcn luiicL oie es Der Miibe inert
iuO, infer @eidGft 5u bciuten.
Ger nod porbauOene gorrat ST.
% bis IS @rusrut
Der rcgmIGrcn Hreiic.
oicie Nititer eigncu iid gum SauS-
pbroitd unO iiir 9oar0ingbdIicr.
GrO9eidoB-@- StraBen Seftion.
DULIN & MARTIN CO.
9urscaan, s6pfcruaaren,
@las, Sil6cr, niiu.
1915 S-str. mnO 12i4-16 0-Str.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
Gerlangt:

Robin unO @didsrim fir tIeius 6amiIie.
@utsn 9Obn. G%efereu5en usrInn9t.
Nrau Mliler. 3%55l-l3te. 81. N.sW
GsIepon Sol. 923.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

9er3inntss Ro9gsIdirr tpirO ipiez
Der f9On bIant. tpenn man has pom
Ro6en geIammeIter 3pisbeli4alen
er3ieIte @aFer gum Wai9en oesisls
ben DerpenDst. Durd biefts gsrta9s
rem pirb bas gefdirr ui9t anssgrif=
fen.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
mrnm Maria @mOreS,
strQen.@einA:

Sunee, oeutide Dame nit aennt
nilien in engl. Stenograpbie mo
MoIAineni6reiben, iotDie 9u6flb-
rung ludt Stearmo. Man frage nit
I'M Sournal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
ALMOST HIT A WARSHIP
False Lights on British Cruiser
Nearly Caused Collision.

NEW YORK, oct. 12.-Officers OF
the American steamship Borinquen
arriving today from San Juan said
this afternoon that they had a mar
row escape from a collision with a
British cruiser supposed TO be the
Caronia, late Sunday night near Scot
land llghtship. According to Second
Officer Carlton, the cruiser displayed
false signals, presumably so that she
could come close to the incoming
ship.
Officers OF the steamship Yauban,
laso in today from South American
and West Indian ports, reported that
ali British merchantmen plying be-
tween ports in North, Central and
South America we're being conveyed
BY British or French warships. While
they said the way is believed to be
cleared OF German war vessels, ru-
mors concerning the whereabouts OF
the Karlsruhe and Dresden ocCa-
sionally are heard in maritime circles.
Tho Karlsruhe was last reported north
Of the Barbados.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
TO GET FUND THIS WEEK


ST. LOUIS oct -. a prediction
that the Sl50,0OO. 900 cotton loan fund
recently approved by the federal adj
ministration and the federal TescW"
board would be completely SUB
-cribed ana ready FOR use hy the end
Of this week. was made today 10y j, \.
sloan, IA member Of the committee
which accompanied Festus j. Wade,
suthor Of the plan, to Washington
last week
The statement was made AZ a con
ference b tween officers of the liusl-
ness NJ rs league and merchants,
manufacturers aud railroad men u"
discuss means of increasing the uses
Of cotton. The conference was called
al the request of r. D. Bowen ot
Paris, Tex, chairman Of the comm. .
tee for greater cotton consumption ui
the Southern states Cotton ass"ria-
don
As more permanent means ol ul9-
posing Of surplus cotton, Mr.. Bowen
advocated the substitution hy rail
roads and manufacturers ~ cotton
twino and bags in the pHce of the
same prod ducts made of East Indian
iutc support Of his suggestion was
promised by local manufacturers ana
railroad officers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
SPY SYSTEM STILL EXISTS
Admiral Bcrc4fnrd Warns England 10
wake up.

LONDON oct - a y. m)--Not-
withstanding tho rcassuring state
meut issued by the home office last
Thursday to the effect that the SPY
system established by Germany In
this country has been broken up. Ad-
miral Lord Charles Bcrcsford. re
tired. IL convinced II stiIl exists and
contitute grave menace TO tho
safety Of tho country
In letter published today Lord
Charles calls upon his countrymcn
"to take strong action with regard 20
the crowd OF alien enemies In our
midst
He urges that meetings Dee held
in every town and that resolutions
protesting against tho present state pf
affairs and sent tp the prime minis
ter"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13

SAN FRANCISCO, oct l2-At a
hearing here today before "a special
examiner Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. alleged copies OF private
correspondence between President e
T. Ripley Of the Santa Fo railroad
and former United States senator w.
A. clark OF Montana were Introduced
purportug TO show that the railroad
rad allowed Clark secret rate on
machinery 20 his smcIler works at
Clarksdalc, Ariz.
rho copies Of the letters indicate
that clark and his interests enjoyed
a trauscontinenta rate of $50 per
hundred pounds on machinery tho
open rate being sl877
The hearing was held in response
10 a petition by ". c. pounelly, for
mer confidential secretary of Edward
Chambers. vice president Of the Santa
Fd Donuclly seeks to obtain re-
fund from tho Santa Fo Of ratio
charges for tho Western Machinery
company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13

WILMINGTON. n. c.. oct. IA
The SLOT, 0,00O.O 600 loan fund proposed
by Festus J. wade OF ST. Louis as an
additional means Of relieving the cot
ton situation was approved at a meet
ing here today of the executive com
mlttee OF the North Carolina Bank
ers' association. the National Cur
rency Association Of North Carolina
and local bankers. manufacturers and
business men.
Action looking toward raising
North Carolin8's proportion of the
proposed fund WAS referred to a
meeting Of North Carolina bankers
expected TO be held In Richmond. Va.
during the sessions OF the American
Bankers association there this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
ONE killed and Three
WOUNDED IN A FIGHT
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE KILLED
AND \ DEPUTY SHERIFF
WOUNDED.

MUSKOGEE. okla, oct. 12.-In a
pitched battle with the Hereford fam
ily on Georges Fork. five miles south
east ~ Warner. Okla. last night. ID.
A. williams, justice of the peace.
was killed and .. G. johnson. dep
uty sheriff. seriously injured. Tobe
and J. II. Hereford were also badly
wounded.
The Herefords had armed them
selves when they heard the officers
were coming with warrants for two
alleged cattle thieves whom the Off
GERS believed wero being harbored at
the Hereford home. The Herefords
surrendered when two Of their num-
Der we're wounded and three are in
jail charged with murder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
BANKERS ARE READY
Expected to Discuss New Banking
system.

RICHMOND, oct 12-Committee-
men I'm numerous meetings cleared
tLa way today for the beginning OF
sectional sessions of the American
bankers association tomorrow and
the work Of the convention Wcdnos-
day. The executive council approve j
the report of the administrative COM
mittee recommending an cNtens.on OF
publicity and educational work
More than two thousand members
of the association, representing prae-
tcally every state, had arrived in
Richmond tonight
That discussion Of the convention
and the sectional meetings would
center largely about features Of the
new currency system was indicated
today by many delegates. The way
will be opened for that tomorrow at
a Joint session of the trust company
and savings banks sections by an ad-
dress on the Future of state Insti-
utions Under the Federal Reserve
Act by II. Parker Willis, secretary
of the federal reserve board. II was
said Mr. willis would speak, not as
an Official OF the board but as editor
of financial journal. Governor
Chas S. Hamlin of the federal re-
serve board. Representative Glass
and others also will speak
Many delegates indicated they
were ready to discuss emrgencies
growing out Of the European war
and several of the southern bankers,
it was said, would talk Of he cotton
The report Of the associa-
tons agricultural commission showed
that more than 90 per cent of the
members conducted so
called country banks and were vitality
interested in agriculture
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
CAPITAL TERR0. .BGD
BY ZAPATA'S MEN
ATTACKED SUBURBS OF
MEXICO CITY SATURDAY
NIGHT.
Have Agreed to Cease Fighting
Until Peace Conference
Is Ended.


AEENICO CITY. oct 12-Au at
We ...i..,...,,,. .,l,.. .,,,,,,.f,..,,.
'"'" '''''' wa ,''' ''h "'
Der 10 on san AhE'I N"'Il'hlI'o anu
other suburbs pf Mexico city by Ad-
herents Of Emil, Z,uato caused a
i., IN
i''sH VI '''i"' '' '"' ''P''"' "'''''
today The suspense was relieved
when II was officially announced to-
dow n,,, 1,,,,to,s f,lI,v.ors mad
.ry,.d in c.nsa ali rghtiuY MIN Inc
,7r,,i.,.ti,,, 80 H. noa... ,,nfercnro
Gatw,.n IN, north,rn and snu,horn
.o,,g,i t',ti'I,I ,,,nrrai, ,t Ae,I,s C,l-
cnt,e Tn" trnYhles in ths suburhs
,,,r.. ,..iisT,r,nriI,' ,dinstaJ
,rb. in,,d.rg ,ntcrrd e,n Augol ot
r. h G,,,,r5a, KIN, ',5 RAW,
f,rt,c ,.'y ,..oI, Th, ,olonbopn nn
',,i.,r. ,,.,r, rn,,,n,Il.d tn rlon frn,n
tbn ,,rL.r,.s n,aLing ro,n,nuuIro
ti., L,,nn,,, 0,n 'arburb and tbr 'ritv
,,ranrr Jiffirurt mo gnvnrpulrnt inn
.n,.dI,t.h, ir,r,c.srd , nunLr,. nr the
.,,4Ling gtrrri c,, motorm"n ipto scr
,irr' AID I.Isb,J Zoo mon win nr-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
QUEEN STILL AT oSTEND
Belgian Queen Has Not I'm Her
Country.

LONDON, oct 12.-G .. mD
Definite Information has been re
cpiged here that the queen OF the
Bclgians. notwithstanding the report
last week that she had reached Eng
land. has not left Ostend
IN the course 81 the operations
around Antwerp last week King Az
bert proceeded 90 81 Nicholas. he
tween tho outer range ot the Antwerp
forts. HIs majesty was az st Nlch-
olas ss late as THURSDAY His subse-
quent journey westward wsa iu com
panv aith Belgian troops
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
GcOrgc Sutton Won.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 12.-George
Sutton defeated Young Jake" Schaf-
fer, 40 OTTO 342, In the opening cham
piOn billiard players league contest
here tonight at l41 bslk line. Sut-
ton made high runs Of ~. As and 90,
while Schaf1er's highest runs were 33.
3s and 43. The winners average was
1422-2T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
tFIipinos Praise Harrison.

WASHINGTON, oct ia cabIe-
gram from Manila was read in the
house today by Manuel Quezon. COM
missioner from the islands. during
the debate on the pending Philippine
bill saying that more than fifty
thousand Filipinos, irrespective OF
politics, marched yesterday to Nal
canan palace to celebrate the first
anniversary OF the arrival Of Gov
etnor General Harrison. Mr.. Har-
rison was presented with an album
containing resolution asking Presi-
dent Wilson to retain him as gov
ernor general until the Philippine
policy of the administration is car
ried out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
WINDOWS Will BE
Unveiled TONIGHT
FASHION SHOW WILL THEN
BE ON IN ALL IT'S
GLORY
Wells Will Be Dropped at a Given
Signal at 73O This
Evening

n HIS afternoon at t.o' 'I''N '"'
Fashion week viii officially
uh.,, tho ,vipdnNs nf all the
'P'"' ""O"
shops IN Town "hl'H Hd'' "''"
yelled since Yesterday morning are
.,.....,,1 and IA, sn,oudor which has
"''pP0N ,...i
been planned I"f nl'"'lS "S '''''
merchants is laid open to public view,
But in the meantime the Fashion
week will appear to have started, for
the big Wortham shows opened their
splendid amusements on Main street
last right II is the biggest event of
rb.. fall season. Thousands from ad-
tro f,l saoaon Thousands from adj
{,co,t tnvyrs will he hero during the
..i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
Grateful for Red Gross Aid.

BERLIN, oct. 12.-(By wireless to
Sayvlle. L. 1.-The American Red
Cross unit which Is TO serve among
German and Austrian wounded has
arrived here The coming Of the
Americans has been gratefully ac-
knowledged by tho government. Two
groups will go to Vienna and two
other groups 10 Dreslsu, whence they
will proceed 10 the field hospitals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
CoIIea. Player Is Killed.

EMMETTsBURG, Md. oct IA
William s English OF the senior class
OF Mount - Marys college was 80
seriously Injured In a game OF foot
bali on the college campus today that
he died an hour later without regain
ing consciousness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13
WAR BULLETINS

PARIS, oct I2,-G1;1I y. MI
The following official statement was
given Out tonight "IhcrC l. nothing
IN particular 20 report. Violent attacks
have occurred along the front We
hhNr gained ground nj SonIr points
hnd "" have not lost al any place
PEiltOGIiAD, Vn London, oct a..
ii :O5 a. m,)-An official statement
today expresses the better thut the
death saturday of King Charles oi
iRuumnnia removes an obstacle a. the
inrning ut Roumhtin 60 the cause al
the nlllcN, to which end recent Russian
diplomatic efforts were unHNailing. II
further Is said HAT the sympathics of
the houmahian people. who la tlr
past have shown thrN opposed the
Championing OF Prussia hy the late
king, nov will a ~cIt themselves. Con-
SrqurntlN, according to Russian uu-
tiiOriiic,, Koumnnla nov will cease to
menace Russia hN furnishing pro-
vi ions ANA Transporting tru0p- Tor
Germany,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13

LONDON, oct. i3.-d:30 "A. ny
The a lists of losses In the Pru-sian
army which have bccn published con-
tain "A total of 81 ,OOh killed. wounded
and missing. according to Reuter-
dispatch from amsterdam. The lists
do not include losses among the Ia
,arlans, Saxons and Wurtcmburginns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13

LONDON, oct. .12.--(S:i5 y. ny
The Officiai press burcau t0niIlgt an
uouncrd that the Brush war Once
had accepted thc offer made bl \LS-
tralm to nj over another light horse
brigade with q ficld aWhullnCc corps.
II has been decided dat Sl25.OO0 at
the $3.50, 600 which the women Of
Canada subscribed for hospital pur-
poses viii br dcNotcd to the PURCHASE
of motor anhuiinrc ears ana The re-
niaindcr VIII be used in oquippng IL
NAVAL hospital with 900 beds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-13

LONDON, oct. t3.-(2:i0 Il. M.
The Belgian town of Ghcnt j. now or-
Cupied by the Germans. according t.
an Amsterdam dispatch 10 Reuters
Telegram company. Uhlaus have Hr-
rived al Sclzacte n short distance
from Ghcnt, and the commander an
nounced that 5000 soldiers must be
quartcrcd in the village.
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Bush rlnVw Wild.

Continued Oh rase Two)
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Russians Admit II.
Nothing l. Known.

The British and Belgian troops who
retired from Antwerp before the Ger
man occupation with the exception Of
those who now are interned on Dutch
soil as a result Of having had TO cross
the border. have been swallowed up
90 completely as If they had been
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THE WEATHER REPORT

TULSA. Oct l2. IUnprumr,'
winds partly cloudy rainfall go
MASIllNGTOA oct. ~ utla'
lnmA Iair. continued coo, Tuesday
tar warmer Wednesday
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LONDON, oct. t2.-(5;23 y. M
TIA" DutCh gUNcrhA.Cut, tclCgTuph~ the
amsterdam ,orrc~uondcdt Of Rcu-
tcr's Telegram company, has ppruCd
neg gotiatiuns with the German mill
tHrN authorities for the speed, return
of the Antwerp fu2itiNcs.
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Wac ms combloed circulation oi The
Sun Monday aud I~s World SUNDAY.
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GOwdy started the Braves rally
with homc~run into the bleachers
back or center field. Moran got Il
pass off Bush. went 20 third on Evers'
single over second and came home on
ar..H. ..Ia fIfI
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PETROGRND, Or. t2.-Thc fol
lowing official statement was issued
tonight by the chief OF the general
staff: con October II fighting began
on the lcft bank of the Nistula I'm the
direction OF KaHgorod and Warsaw.
There is no change at Other point on
our front. DctaChmcnt- of Russian
caVaiTN having passed through the de
file in thc Carpathinn mountains have
emerged into the plains of Hungary"
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LONDON, Oct, 20 p. M In
n dispatch from Rome the Corr,s,pon-
dent of the Central News says that
MOntcnOgrin troops now are only u
few hours march from Rdgu-a. the
hustrO-hungarian seaport In Dalmh-
tia, the fail OF which j. believed 10 br
imminent.
The evening world., 1914-04-03

ana maintained at a level above that
OF the river water outside, 90 that
there will be constant overflow and
consequent change Of water.
FRESH WATER BATHS COST
FOUR CENTS EACH.
The experiment of q Croton water
bath was tried last summer at the
Fifth street station. and the attend
ancs there from Aug. 81. when II
was opened. until Oct. II was so,02S.
The total number Of bathers who
used the floating baths last summer
was 1.611,so%. those using the in
terror baths numbering s.4s1,2sS. n
grand total Of 7.003.1e7. The cost Of
these baths was approximately four
cents apiece.
A. an indication Of the eagerness
with which the people Of tho city
avail themselves Of the baths, the
Rutgers Place bath took care of s.ls2
women on July 2 last year and on
August Is. else men used the pool
there.
There are four interior pools ready
now for the bathers and by the end
OF this month there will be another
In commission.