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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
Die 1inamsInne.

Syn Ocn lcttcn rs ShlnOcn bat hdD
nidts ougetroeen, 0os geeignet ge.
meien mdrc, 9lenoerungen in Der
finau5ieIlen Situotion berbei5ufiIb.
rem, OoH Oeutet 9llles oorouf bin
ooB iid oie Dcribie6enen SHlfsmoB-
nobmeu 70 melt eltt belpdbren unO
ooB bic Spoumma ftetig nodldBt.
Sails Die 9orie gcoffnet oelpeien
pdre bate oos mDeriddmte 9lui.
treten Sopon'S, oos Die ibnl glnitig
eriheinenoe @eIegenbeit benuben
mill, Inn 2Gnoererobid 5u betrei-
ben obne 3weifel beoeuteHoeu Gin.
Hub ouf Die Stimmimg alsgeiIbt,
unter oeu geacnwGrtigen llmitGn0eu
muBte man iid oomit beaniigeu,
iiber ole poroisiidtliden 8oIgen
oieier beiipieIIoicn 6rehbeit Sn-
pans 3u tonnegieBcrn.
9lud Der miBghidte gcriub
6ronfreih's, bier cine 9[nleibe olif.
5uncbmen, 6iloet nod reidlideu
@eipr6hSitoff, lmo oo6u fam sic
&fierte Der oentihen 9ampfer.
linien ibre bier icitIicgeuoen Sobr.
oeuge, inter Oenen iid einige Der
prdbtiqiten Dompier beiinoen 5u
Oerfauien. @s puroe Oorouf binee-
mielen, Dob cine Oerortige @clcgen.
belt ouf roidbe uno pcrbGltniBmGBig
billige gSeiie cine itottlide amerita.
niihe SonOelsflotte 81 crribten iid
mobl nidt 6un 5peiten Wiole bietcn
milroe, bod NOR man iiA Su eleiber
3eit flnr 0oriiber, Dab cine ioIhe al.
Qontiihe translation ole in i6rer
g(rt cin8ig ooitebt, nidt iiber'S anie
gebrohen meroen fonn, 5umoI aud
bier Die politiihe Seite Der 5roee
in Grndgung ge5ogen meroen muB.
lIe6creinltimmenoen Wlittbeihin.
gen olfoIge bat iid ser llmiob Ger
gegen @oor eebanoeIten g8eribpa.
pierre nidt lmbeocutenO permebrt,
Och miro nod mie Dor iiber oie 8rei-
ie Stillidweieen beobodtet Ole
SdWierigteiten ouf Dem ousIdnoi-
ld)en 0eoiienmorft werOen iebt ee.
ringer wenn audi Der llnliob OeS
@eihofts immer nod Elm iebr be-
ihrGntter lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

rem cine Iteben0e griHeilumg iinO,
obwoDl olio bic 9ie0icrung allie Oic
berbeereuOen 6oIgen, Die Der @unger
IN 9RnBlono na6 iicb 3icbt genau
fennt, fommt lie nuh oiesmal go15
unoor6ereitet. Ienu mie iie i'm Pill.
gemeinen IN i6rer @olitif fir Die
mirtbiboitlicbe Sebung oeS oan5en
9leihes feinc Goriorge triiit, luie tie
ni6t ourb ollgemcine Niittcl Oent
Sunger por5ubeugen peritebt, 10 bat
iie aub ni6t iiir cine @obliobrts.
@inridtung gelorgt, Die ipltematiidb
in g8irfiamfeit treten f0nnte, menn
IN HuBlano cine NiiBerlite aus6ri6t
&cin @lnoer oarum, ooB i'm gau-
gen 9anOe cine groBe llnru6e por-
5uberribeu begiunt. @enu man be-
oentt, oaB inn gegenwdrtigeu Wlo-
mcnt 9lieienltrites Die Snouitrie be-
berrihen OaB in 9ntu bereits felt
Mlonoten 3ebntalienOe BON 9Irbei-
tern in Der 9}apbtbo Snouitrie i'm
2llsitono iino, 0oB nnOererieits in
Der 0olptiiaot ielbIt ctiua 10000
9lr6citer 6ereitS felt mebreren Eo-
Gen ibre 9(rbeit nieOergeIegt 6a6cu,
imo in 0en StroBeu Eetersblrg's 10.
mic in @erianmhmgen repolutio-
mare Gemonitrationen rerauitalten,
10 miro man 5ugebcu miiiien OoB
Der 9eiuH @oiucare'S nidt geraoe
nit einem Momeut gebobener Stim-
munger I'M Canoe 5uiammeniiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
g9ullte fcin faIteS gI6enOeiicn.

gSeil gSilliom $. 8alltrum bon
9lr. 217t7 Cit-@reIton-StraB an.
gc6lih 81 cuergiib fem NliBialleu
oariiber duBerte, oaB feline @attin,
6rau Bertha @aliirlm i6m onl
Sonntog elm falieS 9l6enoeHen auf
Oen Gid geiteat bate imO ielbit oa.
raul ausgegangen war, muBte er &c.
iteru auf einige Gage binter SdloB
lno &iegel, oenu er tonnte $40 lmO
Soften nidt al @ihter Ieau entrid-
ten Inn Die ibm sur Sait gelegtc
9iu6eIt0rlng 81 iiibnen
g8alltrllm ioQ onacblid ons Giien,
bic EeIler umo i6lieBlib audi Oeu
GBtiid, Den er crit fllr5 imO flehl
geihlagen batte, aui ole StraBe ge-
worien rmO nit ieiner 6rau nad
oeren @eimtebr 10 lout 81 itreiten be.
0onnen baben Dab @oli8iit GbmIing
ibn ieltnabm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
9rntid)r 9ansirNn,
ais SeibIatt Oes OGOrreipouSent@
eriheiHt am %. 9Insnit.

9ln Gr5Gblumgeu cntb1lt bic gtlun.
mer cine Sfi55e BON @iIbeIm Sarb:
nWinuo Sorriion's Sanotdibden"
inO cine peitere iponnenoe 6ortiet.
ing Der nit 10 pielem 9eiiaa olrge-
nOmmenen Geteftipe @eihi6te:
nTas @ebeimnis bon Iubi6infa",
bon Grih Gbenitein,
Sn ieinen 9ieiiebriefen er3d6It uns
@ilbelm &mlbe 0iesmal BON leinen
GinOriiden ii6er Oas GiienbobnpeYen
Geutidlan0s.
g9ie inmer fiibrt oud IN 0ieIer
gttmmer OcS 9lottes Die Sauitririe
Gbronif ser 3eit ale ueueiteu Greis-
niiie ocS 3eitenlouieS onrdj @ort
llnO 9ilo Dor. gln fiir5eren glrtlfeIn
iinO 81 nennen: nGos r@erlteben"
bon gl0elbeio Stier, @louoerei ii6er
,Notlr- uno g9ol0ihulen~ imo
n6roueu Mirfen unO Sdoiieu~ nit
elmer 9eihrei6uug Oes nSouies Der
,Srau" aui Der '9lusitellung IN SeIp.
5ig.
Wluiifireiln0e merOen an Dem itim.
mung5poaen 9ieoe BON TempleteD
nllnO ole Some ideiut 10 GOLDEN"
nit WluIit bon Ser0inonO @umbert
@eiolen iinOen. Sir sic ainoer iinO
aud tpieOer anipreheuoe @eihihten
lmo alerlci 6iibide SpieIc porgeies
ben.
8leiBige Souoorbeiterinnen tuers
oen iiA ii6er oie groBe 9hlSmabl in
@orlagen 5u &Gfeleien mo SInIeruu.
gen gum Serlteaen Der moocrneu
Guit,9etten ans Sal5, @llmeubldt.
tern, uim. ireuen. Sir, Oie Sous-
iHneioerei lino e6cnionS cine groDe
9(n5o6I Der ncueIten Wfuiter 81 alei.
bern fir pit nO Sung in oieiem
9latt eni6alten.
9leBepte 81 Grfriibungen fir pte
belize 3eit lmO 5rm aonierOieren Der
Sommerfriidtc bieten SauSiralcn
gelpiB @ilfonmenes. lluter ben
Oerlhie0enen anoeren 9lubriteu Jet
bios nod ser @rieifaiten beruorgc0o-
ben, ga er Ocn 2eierinneu @elegen,
belt giebt, iid 10 maudes Wial EroIt
mO Grnntbigung in ieinen Spalten
81 bolen.
90 biI0et oos 9lott cine iebr
idGbeuspertbe uno bon alien Geut'
iheu germ geiebene Sousirelnoin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

0jeo. s. 6reocrid II. ". an SSoco6
Bennett mo @attiu Gillette Ger
Crr6ou, na6e 9lliccama-S -StroBe. 80
bel CO.
So6n ). oooea imo Satin on
@alter 8. MeipbaI, Siioieite Der
Saratoga, nabe @ulaSfi-StraBc.
1879 bel 100, @rino5ius 500.
9loolp6 s. @enrcih an So6u 8.
gogt 9lorOlcite ser Benroie., nabc
@ouroc. StraBc, 1911 Bel IS, 0Iro3
$50.
@lorv u. 9raiieQ al Sonutcl q.
NiborOS, Ciiieite Der tSulton.9Iue..
nobe Saratoaa.StraBe, i6 bel So,
0jrmo5ius 500.
6 Gernou Nirp6D II. u. an l6os,
.. @olobera Siioieite ser 9lortb.
glpenle, na6e 8. StraBc, 376 bel
1913.
~@ooiion & BRADFORD ct. q. g..
sI~ an @aOel :. @auef uno Satin.
9loroieite Der eager 9lace. uobc NliI.
ton-9luenne, 1912 bci 80, @rlno3mS
$36.
2. GoIqnitt il. ". ali @aIter 6.
Sold mo @otiin Siioieitc Der ga
tor. nobe Gentral-9Ipeuue. IS bel
1870, @rtno5inS sos.
Ramie q. 8iibcr H. ". an Sacob
GeiieI imo Satin Ciieite Der @at.
terion-@arf-, uobe 9li6alno.9luenue,
IA bel Is.
Gbiitina $. 9lar II. ". an Sp. q.
Gubner mo Satin, Siioieite Der
&arlem.glOeme. nabe 9rume- StraBc,
1876 bel ti5, @rimo5ins $40.
So6n 8. 9lruoIo al BoItcr 9.
@eilp6al, Siioieite Der SoIlins.Str.,
nabe @orriion 9Qne, 49, V bel GO,
@rlno5ins $A2.
@oltcr 9. @eip6ol an @eier 6.
9opoie imo eIottin SHoieiic ser
Sonins. StraBe, ua6e @arriion Sane.
1872 bel 65, @ntno5tnS $42.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19


sd bin Serr in meinem Saulel~
mar Die ein5ige 9egriinolng, oic
SSo6n Sianorud BON gsr. t0S, Siio.
Spring-StraBe, in Ser 0itliheu Eoli.
5eiitatiou Oorbrabte, als oeiien 6rau,
ole t6-idbrige @arp Sianorud, glih.
Ter Smith our1 einen GolmetlHer
ibre Gbeleioen lhilOerte 2n ibrerGl-
Sdbling entroQte iie folgenoeS 0ilo
sic lei felt wenigen @ohen crit Der.
beiratbet, lno ie0eu Somitag bate
ibr @atte iie ongebIih obnc ieoe Der.
anlaimng gralhom miBbauOelt. Aim
lebten Somltug babe er iie an einem
an Der Gede befeiiigteu Snden nit
einem 2eoerriemen oligebGngt lm0
nit cincm nn0eren 9iemen bis 5ur
gepllBtloiigfeit geihlageu 9lutlm.
terlauiene Siricmen am Sals uno
an Ocn glrmen er6Grteten Die Nus.
iagcn Ser ilngen 6rau. glur Der
@ermittellmg Ser beioen S6lpieger-
miitter Oes Eoares bate er eS al
Oeroonteu, ooB &idier Smith es bel
elmer @eloIiroie bon 81 imo Soften
beUenoen licb imO fir GO Gage
Sionorild in'S StdotS- S-9lrbeits6auS
lon0te, no cr jebt iiber bic Nedte
mo Yilicbteu oes G6egatten mirO
no6Oenfen f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

SnOcr |iIla ouf Dem 8 an.
Sc. II Sic: ga lit ein 9rief bon
oeu Gurouos. sic laoen iib 5um
Gincr eiu. Cd iuerOe S6neu tcIc.
arop6iren, OoB mir bier Oie Cholera,
oos aelbe 8ie6er 6o6eu." Gr: nSoer
einfoder ooB Geiue Wlutter bier lit "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

8n perfaMfen:

llnterridJtem Sic Ed iiber ,,gIlta".
or sssobl orairirte Grunoiiiide ie $3.50, $1l0
N!o $i50 Banr ober ge9en Sbre el9enei Se'
%n93ao 6leftrilbe Gents Sabrgelo. Yerldn9l
isllUreibcnbe GirIuldre 9lta 2amO 6D., Cucr-
W. Mlb, gtoent nm Sri. Tel 0nmtIfon ls5
(SnIitt ,flfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

- 81 utfInuItW, o,,.
MdSSelne @iemiie8arm bon 16 Ndern NloAe'
mau.oo nobe BelnirNodo. Nad6nlra9en pel
g.ssttle & WlcrrIlen, Nr. 100, Cit.4erinateN'
S'rohe (Suli30 .TMS, im)
A.. lQs3mer &ina. DC SabrqeIo, SarLorb'
SS900 obne c5ruiSSinS. 8immersSauS IN
ooiisNaItlmnre, neoriee llnfoiien. Ndr'
Ea.ll gIbreiire ,,Mt. IS. 40", Sentiher N1rre'
wonbent. (Sill1S,tWlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

60, Siioieite Ger Sawt6orne, na6e
Garsoole-gIpemue, 60 bel 140,
2eriugtou &eoltu 60, SSnc., an
gSm. 9. gtDoegeer, gforooiiieite Der
FenniDlpania. .9luenue, nabe 8oferItr.
1919 bel 80.
2olHS Berlin an 2ouis 9fuoolpb,
Gltieite Der GarrolIton.9Iuenue, na1e
&iggs-9lpe., IA bel 80.
Geo. WdlIer an Saml. 8llitmon
Mcitieite Scr McGullob. nabe gtortb.
9lpc., i7.9 bel 90.
9iobert Seii an ocniebcn, A @rlno.
itiidc.
sos. 9. 5motritSIu an SRobt. Sell,
3 @rlnoitiidc.
@'orD Scar an Sos. Z. Steiuader,
3 @rlmoitiidc.
@eo. u. @crbig an Otto @reBIer
un0 @ottin. Siioieite Der Sinc- nabe
Montroie- StroBe, 70 bel 70.
SameS aeelt1 an CHARLES 9eiiel
mo Satin g9eilicitc ser 9Soplor
@rope- nobe Mloi6er-S StroBc, 10 bel
iii.
Socob @olOiteii imO Satin al
SSacob Berger, @eltieite ocs Sddiou
Ylace, nobe ,Sopetie- -SiraBe, 17.6 bci
S6.3, @rlmo5ins $t20.
6. Sobn W. @eOell, Erllitee, an
MarD q. GDons, 9|or6olileite Der
@enniDlpauio-9lpenue, no6e 9afer.
5troBc, 1871 bel 1t6, @rlno3mS
$40.
Crescent 9lealiO 60" an 9lobert
". Gpons, Siiooiticite Scr CoIpbin-
StroBc, nobe NlOrtlc-9Ipemte, 17.6
bel 30. @runo5ins $54.
Sara6 Differ Ii. u. al Soiepb
Snder gGcitiete Der 99ai6inatou-,
uo6e 9ioolc- 5troBe, t3 bel 65, @rO5.
$3.50.
gilbert g8. 'SiSf an Sobn s. Seder
mo Satin, OIfeite Der @oplor
@rooe-, nabe @reBtman.StraBe, 1873
bei 10, @runo5iuS $40.
0irom @. alair all @eorge g.
Sompion, @eIiieitc oer9orcIau. Ctr,
unbe 9oiopette-9(oenue, 10 bel 80,
@rimO5ins 800.
gilbert N1. 9leinbor0t al @mmo q
0oinouu Siioweitieite DER @ort
&eig6ts. na6c 8. 9lpemue, 1910 bel
S3.S15. @umo5ms $75.
Sorrp 6reeOman Il. u. an gInuo
Genowiia, 91orOwcIi.@de Baltimore.
uno 3ront.StraBe i7.i0 bel 1897.
@m. 3. @ietid an gommo Z.
Sorner. Niheite Der SbroeOer-Stry
nabc Gomonoion.9lpeme, 11.9 bel
65, @urno5inS 500.
SaS. s, 9cattu mo Satin an
Sobn $. Gowne0 mo @aitiu, 9ior0.
ieite Ger %, no6e 9orclap- StrdBe,
14.2 bci IS, @rlmO5iuS $40.
9lribur IS. Oilers II. u. an @m
9. @oultueu, Siioieite Der Soiiman-
StraBe, nabe Dlilton.9lpenuc, IA bel
67.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

os;Sie i5nnen Ieldt $25 pro S8odje beroienen
R9p benz mnnoerhnreH Gom0inaion BrnnIieu'
HHolll Gdreiben Gle beute. gSDittalcr, Sroac'
~ug hno IA. Gtrahe, Wew yprt SIN, " "
NSuli20 ,lWttioI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
StcIIengcIndJs.
3m Dermietben.

Tarm IN uermictgcn
@ 3u hcrmeibcn nllr an einem eria0reneH
Sarmcr am Sfiober, onic GjeniiiiesSa bon
SSSS Nder. oroBer Sroni, 3 Ante @nnlpetL Sele'
S83g9nc, QroBcs &cranaen na0 Nnbner, @let.
NnNlh mo 9utier llnterbalnnQs Babe III
SSst glabc @iocni6iimer aui Dem %lnbe. icoell
roganiaQ Wdctbe $3.50 pro Wion1t lltr ole
muWllqe 4erion fndl5uirngeH Gr. BIZ, MinS
~ono- -Strahc, mnbc Nloole. (ylualS-24
Su Ucrmietben:
nylr. 242, 9Sili0nsSirnBe, nabe SlnoensIoenue'
aliintonSs&crbinonn prddii9 dils9ele9l.
6Sout0als SeoeS 8immer Dcu. SDone NnsNWl
w" Der Nidieiie.
Vicrre Is. 1ugan e. Nciic,
10. 9ir f6, Sis4crmgton Stra0e.
NHuQ15 1mt, co Wt,Sr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
gyaIlimOre WlartiGcridte.

Dicnitog oeu 1S. 9(uauit 1914.
0aebl. 8ufubr $3.50 SGiier.
einidlieBIid 210l 8aiier ou 2ocuit.
@oint uuo 954 5diier 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
8m ScrFunFeu.


81 DtfTnUItW.
0roccries nno Sleii6sNaoen; eutes &eihdit
uno menioe Gonlurrenien in @a66ari6ait
9Sobcnticbe Ginna6me ungeid6r $250O0
WidBieer Breis. Soiort g}ibi i'm StaHoe, @e,
iddit 81 iiibren. q. Jln5ida, Gr. 1913, giurb.
WluUer StraRe. (9ue1S-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19
Weltrioe Sdllul,roie

fNl+~fOt - e'~ftb~N%~
9fr. ucltlihcr spot 92M
9ir 2 rotber spot 90lA
Steamer 9tr . Spot S4A
Sii0liher per Yrobe. 85
gIuguit @ rotber) 90H
September @ roibcr) %
WtoiS. 3ufbr 1884 9uideI;
@crionot bon 0cn GICootoren 1713
9uihel; Glepotoren &orrot6 a..
TAI Nuihel.
Seltige 5dInBrafe.
Contract Spot ..... S915-..
@eitriee ShmBrate
Contract spot - .S9
Safer. 8ufubr 25,460 Bu-
ideI; Gerionot BON oeu GIeontoreu
11.717 9uidel; Gleputoren.@orrotD
207,S45 @uihel.
Seutiee SdMBrotet
Stauooro meiBer 49,. 44A-15
Sir. 3 weiBer .... 43M-44H
&oGaeu.- 3unlbr 102 @uihel;
&erionOt bon 0en gIeOatoren
8uldel; GIepatorcn gorraib 5214
9idhel.
ra.,tt.a ~~LI,.G.~to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-19

aTeSs outb.Setiru. .tarmrm'': Tiin bis fnnbebn
i0h, ebenes Qnno Iiir $4,000 ben elder. gIn.
Inononsa 5000, ham $i.00 bic 28ode ooer $500
pldberdlni ante Giroben. pnies S8alIer: 6lr
Negss'eo prehe Dor ODER ldreibe an Garl VI.
s 1919 ~. 9nnciie. Str., Baltimore, WlD.
onni0i 81 sd, CO.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

Rev T. ]. Jones was in Sapulpa
last week carrying on revival for
the Rev. Houston. Reports a great
success. and on his return last Satur-
day night storm came through the
parsonage led by Bro Joseph Jack
son. and left about $500 worth OF
groceries and also Monday night a
peculiar whirlwind came through the
same place led by Sister Rebecker
Williams. after It had settled. left
q deal OF groceries and some money.
The Pastor and wife are very hap
by over that kind of cyclones. We
say God be praised. ONE again.
T. J. Jones and Wife
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09
TULSA POPULATION
|SPLACEO At 45,375
Complete Directory, Taking in
Sand Springs and Suburbs
Carries This Estimate

The regulation OF Tulsa Including its
now t5.3.k. according 20 the estimate
furnished In the 1914 edition Of the
Tulsa City directory. the seventh volume
complied Il, the Polk-Hoffhine Directory
company, and which Will be ready for
general distribution next week.
This volume contains "a l50 names ex-
elusive Of firms. non-ros sidents. etc U.s.
Ing the multiple Of 2 l-2, the figure
that has been found to accurately repre-
mt the names Of womcr and children
not included In the directory, the pop
uiation OF 46.3T5 is indicated at the pres
ent time. an increase 81 1885 persons
since the publication ot that directory
one wear ago. These figures viii serve
to illustrate the substantial and rapid
growth the city is making and indicate
why Tulsa Is enjoying such a high state
OF prosperity.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09
K&LofH H
G.'and Officers Directory

Gr.:r. proitriur - DR.. W. u
ulnr;sir,, Lon t;67, Sapu!i'a,
'kla.
Grand 'ast pIoiectOr-W. u.
Iry, Box l0l, TT. Gibson, Okla.
Grand Vice I'rotectOr-W w.
nxcy, ~ muIgee, Okla.
Secrta. y--Rev. w. ii.
.chanan, Wagner, Okla.
Grand Treasurer--Mrs. N. u.
dmphrey, Boa 6G7, sapulpn,
la.
Grand Chaplain--C. W. Henry,
iS n. Greenwood, Tulsa, Okla.
Grand Guide Mrs. Chanie
smith, Wagner, Okla.
Grand Guardian-Mrs. Alice
Smith 554 So. Main ST.,
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Grand Sentinel. W. Griffith,
Box l2G, Depew, Okla.
Grand Treas. OF EndOw.
ment-H. T. Hutton, Box 4TS, Sa
pulpa, Okla.
Grand Medical icgister-Dr. q.
". Haynes, Rox 25l, Wagner,
,lk,
Ora j Matron-- Mrs. II. VII.
iams SO y frankfort, Tulsa,
Okla
Grand Lecturer-Rev. II w.
Kidd, Tulsa, Okla.
Grand Trustees-Rev. A. Tur.
.er, Box 53l, Okmulgee; Rev l..
u. Williams, Sapulpa, and Mrs. +.
p. Alexander, Wagner.
Grand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l..
Martin, Tulsa, Okla.
Grand auditing Committees.
I. Virgins, Chairman, Wagner;
w. |. Nall, Sapulpa, and y. }.
Smitherman, Tulsa, Okla.
Every lodge in the state will be
expected to send in their reports
or publication in the Star at
east once month. Such reports
should reac. this Office not later
than Wednesday Of each week
rhe above directory is to keep
'ach lodge member posted as 10
the Grand officers and should any
member of any lodge desire to
communicate with any Grand Of
fcer this directory will give the
desired Information.
Send all communications to The
ruI. Star, Tulsa, Okla.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09
Political Announce.
mentS

take this occasion to announce to
the public my candidacy for Congress
from the First Congressional Distrlc.
subject to the Democratic primary to
be held August 4th, 1914.
PAT MALLOY.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

hereby announce my cand dacy foi
the Office of County Judge of Tglsa
county subj ct to the Democratic prl.
mary August 4th. 1914.
J. w. WOODFORD
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

l hereb, announce my candidacy
Tor the office Of Sheriff of Tulsa
county subject 20 the democractic
primary, August 4, 1914.
S'W. Hooker
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

The afternoon half of the Tulsa World (he Evening Sum
overooks opportunity throw fit about "Ngge
Judging from the frequent pasms
sheet the Negro of hotels oomng Tulsa
should all be of And
OF Tulsa subscribe for this paper Is they lick the
hand that smites them?
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09
ED DALTON.

hereby announce my candidacy 10,
Sheriff of Tulsa County. subject to IN
Democratic primary August 4th. 1914
JAS. w. WOOLEY.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

The members OF the First Baptist Church special token
of their appreciation of the Tulsa Star donation of
$500 to the editor last Sundays services We turn
thank the good and members of this kind
expression 1t is not the gift itself much spirit of the
giving that binds in gratitude the good people that church
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

There big demand for Tulsa This city is
without question the leading metropolis OF the
and the who invests his here
the gardener who the small
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09
s. W. Hooke,

Don't forget Evans Cafe when
you think Of eating Best meals in
town H' me cooking n specially
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

hereby announce my candidacy TO
Judge OF Tulsa County. subject TO tn
Democratic primary August 9TH. 1871,
III. II. SHAEFFER.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

We need business Tulsa
boys and girls The Star would like boy girl
profitable employment Get Together spirit among
ored men would bring the results.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

David John. l6 years old. died at the
home OF his parents on East Archer
street Tuesday morning at o'clock.
Death was caused by stomach trouble.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

Why have KINKY hair when
presto" will make the neces-
sary Improvement? See ad in this
paper.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

hereby announce my candidacy fo
County Treasurer OF Tulsa Count,
subject to the Democratic primary Au
gust 4th. 1914.
ED DALTON.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

Tomorrow will be gala day for the Baptists OF this city
visiting Tulsa denomination should help to
make his stay here pleasant as possible.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

It's bad policy to condemn and dscredit him
someone else does Your best friend today
tomorrow.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

Let farmer read the Warning which APP
pears in this issue caumn
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

WE MUST HAVE MONEY.

We are overstocked. Please INvEsTI-
GATE and give us chance. We have
the BEST -four in Tulsa or bring II back.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-05-09

What has become of the local Business League?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
THESE ARE BATHLESS
DAYS FOR HOME FOLKS
CITY Water Jnft for Use; One Man
Had TO Use Mhisk Broom
AitcTNard.

Paths arc at a premium in Tulsa.
Not Only are baths held at high III
ure, but bathing water also is floating
sFyward. Not one person In Tulsa has
taken a bath for the last three days -
in city water Nlt only that, but IA
the city water rs not soon cleared,
clarified or something else. Tulsa $
population will he decreased by Just
exactly one half Now, don't take oN-
ception to the statement or anything
Of the Kind. because It won't be the
fault Of the city-iDs the water. But
at that they won't stay away long
lust long enough 20 get a bath, yog
know So Ike secretary Jack Letchei
of the Commercial club did yesterday.
lie went TO Sapulpa to take bath.
lie went to that town yesterday after
noon and returned a few hours later.
Last night the cars to Sand Springs
were loaded with Tulsans going TO the
park to swim. Others had friends
there whom they knew would permit
them the use Of bath tub for about
80 minutes or 30.
one person yesterday offered So
luton 10 the perplcxing problem.
He said he got into the tub filled
with weak mud, and after going
Z rough the regular maneuyers got
out and walked out In the back yard
(early In the morning) and waited
until the Sun had absorbed the mols-
ture from the mud, and then he used
q whlsk broom 10 brush off the dry
mud. ...s....... ..,.. ....-,.-,..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug. c. Directors Of
the Denver d Rio Grande railroaI
company today ordered payment Of
scmi-lunual interest Of ia per cent
on the first mortgage bonds Of the
Western Pacific railway company
which 1t controls. Earnings of West
ern Pacific were not sufficient 90 meet
tho amount required, but the Denver
n Rio Grauds directors voted TO make
mp the deficit
In q statement explaining their
action the directors said that if Den
Yer IL Rio Graudc is TO continue its
support Of Western Pacific some plan
II rcadjusting the lattcrs finances
and general relations with the con-
trolling road must be devised.
A committee Of bankers will be
formed TO consider plans TO tighten
Denver & Rio Grandc's burden and
provide for the development OF West
ern Pacific.
John s. stevens, the railroad eX-
pert. acting for the Denver & Rio
Grande and Western Pacific interests
Is making an examination of the lat
ters property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
american Finances
RAPIDLY IMPROVING
SIGNS OF REVIVING ACTIV-
ITY IN WALL STREET
YESTERDAY.
Steel Prices ARE GOING UP
Stock Exchange Is Allowing Lin
tied Dealing on the Outside
in Securities.


>.N YORK, Au' ' mere "'''
d f.w Indications today of raFuua
arfIIt, u financial aUd industrial OIr-
clos. hlf loo most directions a. ,1uui.
tIou Of suspended animation prevailed
From the steel trade came reports "i
higher prices and more active W-
pu.r. The war created "a wall more
effective than any tariff boz keeping
cut foreign steel AS "a result the
steel market here is boo thc hands of
American sellers Prices ON the Pa
ln. coast were reported to have ad.
,aucci 80 ton with increases Of 81
I'm other domestic markets. Mil oper-
auous lu some cases were being lu'