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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
Die 5ransOien BON ben
8nlgaren ldngs bes Bar
bariluiies suriidseSrdust.
pie @ereiRiguEg Der Gsrs
ben NIT BEN IIliirtsR
bur9 bic 8uIsarsn
perbtnbert.

w. = '" 49,"
Berlin, 8. De3. 4uf SrabtIoism
Dsg. nab GusDius. q. Q. Das bulls
sarif9e Saupiqunrtsse. .heri6t,t in ei,
usr Dom DieHitas batirieu; am Witt.
nod bier. etHsetroifsHen geiauRtmas
Dung, bag Die fraRs5fifaeu sruppeu
I'M fiibtpsiili9en Gsr6isn am garbar
GIub iHrmer peitsr suriidssordnst
perben. Dieie Iu.iinoisuns foIst. ber
am Dieuftug sema4teH, bab bic
Jran5oIeu ibrs uDrgsi4obeHeu sisl.
luuseu am 9arbar Slug aufssss6eH
bdtteH. 4uh beibt es in bem gsri6t,
baB aud bic Sertsn, Die perIudt bat.
ten, ii1 NIT ben gtGiirteH su psr.tnis
gen, DON ben gulgarsn SuriidgstriebeH
porb.n ieien, bic Resna, i'm iiibpeft,
li6en SerbieH uub Deitli9 Don WOs
naitir ssIssen, beisst baben.
.gulgartfde 5ruppen psrfpls.n bic
auf benz Riidsus befinbli4eu Grunso'
fen GIf bsibsn Ssiteu bes @arbar
JluHes", beibt ss IN benz gsri9t.
Die Bulgaren ba6en Resna bsfsBt,
nadbem fs bic Serbsn in ben gisIa
Bergen beIiest. Qlnoere bulsdriI4s
9ruppsn marf4tren duf Sdrioa,
norbDeftli6 bon Rssna o.Iesen, gu.
Raa befiisen admpfsu haben iie TART
bef.itists poiiiionsn in Der Rdk BON
WeboDo uub MiriamOra beisB.. Sic
ieeen ben Mari6 auf OdriSa fort.
.gtnbere buigariThs 5ruppen baben
bic Ser5ey IN ben Sama Bergen ses
Idlassn unS Di6ra, in Der RGbs Der
albaniiden Gr.nss, bsiebi. sic psr'
folsen ben Getnb in Der Ri4tuns auf
Stugd.
Die Meuse Der ariessporrdtfe, bic
bon ben Ser6en in 9iatopa unb aus
laIum I'M Glide geIaisn tpurben, 1T
nod nidt ssnaa feitg.Itsllt pOrbsn.
Cine ipdtere Sepsite bonn buIsari'
iden 6auptquartisr fdst. bab bic bull
sariI4e aDlonne, bic BON &ruisDO ses
gen O4rfba porriidt, cine ainie srs
reidt Bat, bic Sur9 GerndpoSa. geio'
can unb @.Im.i fiibrt, unssfabS 10
Wtsilsn nDrbIi4 bonn Sdriba Gee.
.gIs am Oisnitus ein bsutihss
unb elm buIsarii9ss Rsgimeni in RO.
uaiiir sinspssn. ipurbsn iis oon Der
sdnsen Bsp0ltsruus nit SubsI em'
pfansen.
.Sn Dibro ipurben 5iierrsiatIhs
insartTds arisssseFansene ssfunSsu,
bic isit aebn 9dsen tein groS erbaIs
ten batten. 2lht,is Ndnn bsfanben
iiI in einem fplheu 3uitdnb. bab lie
In GrstIi&e 1s5anbIlug seaommen
.nszesa maaisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
Die unterieebunte rdumen
amf.
6 in gro Der 6rttii6e , a M
pier un0 5Det italies
Mi DE g 4iffe osrs
fentt.

Hif4e g 4iffs 0srs
entt.
GOnb b On, 8. Deg. 4m Mittpod
lDuroe offi5ieG un9etiinbigt, bub Elf
Sffi3iere un0 q Mann ben bem bril-
tiIfen 9ampFer rSelmsmuir" auf
bober See aufgenOmmen rporoen fsien.
Do, III ni6t angsoautet porben.
Sc purbe ferner augessbsn, bab
bic italieniIfsn 0ampfer .Dimis"
un0 .pietro 2cfaro" Oerientt purben
Ieien.
Die obige &ntiinoigung eHt6ielt bic
erfte Irbeutung, buB Der Oampfer
vSelmsmuir" perIenft puroe, pabr=
i6einIi4 opn sinem unterIeebopt. sc
mar biss ein s6iff BON 411o 9OnHeu
unb purbe erit i'm Sabre 1912 in
SUNDERLAND ge6aut.
Der rPietro 2ofari' mar Elm ileiHsr
Ddmpfer Don SIT 5urreR. leber ben
9umpfer rSimis" 1T Hidts nd6erss
6etaHnt.
Sm 2aufe bes 5agss tpurbe aud
offisisG ansstiinbist, Sab Der britii9e
Dampfsr rSsnss" osrisntt unb bic
9eiaBuHs gelanbet porben lei.
Sn ben CUR 9aHo befinoli4en
S6iffsregiitern III absr tein DAM
pier oieIss Rdmens betaNnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
Grfplgrei9e Sdmpfe
8 BEN bic Surten in Wlt %
potdmien unb an Der
9arbanellenfront

b. ~ ~ " ~ . ' ~ v ~
beitanben.
81 nitantinopel, 8. Deoeins
Der. ueber 2onbOn. Die folgenbe offi'
3ieQe 8etanntmu6una purOe ain
.UtIttpo6 bonn tiirtiI6en ariessmini,
! lterium erlafen:
| sSSSn Der sSpat 5rOnt, in Weiopotu'
mien Der9inoerten am Dtenftag Ro9s
mtttaa unIere Sruppen rur8 einen
itarten &ngriff ben 5einb, 5if ooas
ltdnbia in feiner befeitisteH Stelung
bel fut 81 : 2lmara fef5uieBen. 2tm
Wtontag mar es unieren 5ruppen naa
iehs Stunben lanasm 9efe8t seluns
gen. ii6 ben feiHbIi8en poIitionen ~
nabern. @ir erbeutsten Elm WaItineu,
sei4lB. llnIere QrtiQerie I9oB sis
nen feinbIiten Suansportbampfer in
8ranb.
pOarodnelen Sront: ,Bon me rca
rem Ri6tunseu aus bonn 9onb pie uon
Der Ses. bat Der 5einb unIere poii=
tionen Bel Guafarta bsf6oFsn. uniere
4rtillerie benntportete Oas 6euer il
fuirtIamer 0eiTe. Sci Qri gurnu bos
ben beftiae &Gnpfe nit GrttIleyie uno
Sonb9ranaten itaitgefunbsn. ll4f:re
Artilerie bra6te ein:n SGel Der fetno.
ll6en Gei8iibe gum sdpeigen, oers
trieb einen feinDliGen &rsuaer, Der
rsriutt hattie, iia gri gurnu gu uds
bern unb 5eritOrte mebr re fe:nolife
8rd6en uRb cine 8ombeniperf.r YpT:
tirn.
ngei GebbuI gabr nurOs Elm far.
tss feinbli6es qlrtineriefeuer ;um
S4neiaen aetra6t, pie aud oem
gombsnperFsn beg 5einbes uno Gem
@hfsnern Spn 2uitturpeboeg Elm. Gnss
qemaht purbs."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09

2oHbou, 8. Ds5. Die Gntpide@
lung ber 9inge auf bem 8aItan ma9t
f4neas Gortfdriite. Die 9euti6en
unb SulsareH fiHb IN aenaIi, an ber
srietidsn 0rsnae ansetommeu, sebn
Rsilen fiibIid DON WOuaitir, ipoSur9
be britif4 > fraHs5fiIdeu Eruppsn IN
GefahG tommen, fIGniirt gu iperbeu.
iDdbreno dnnere bulsariI4e 1ruppen,
Don beHeu man slaubt, bab iie chen.
falls DON Osutf&su unterfist ipsr.
ben. ben egtrem re9teH syIiigsI Der
aniirtsn BEL Strumisa ausesrifieu
ba5en.
lluter biefem Srud baben iitb Die
Gronaofeu aus ibrer norssfdobensu
Sisnung BEL RriDoIa. suriidse5osen.
anb iie baben, ben lebisn MelSunssn
sufolse, StelIunseH In einsr tisfeu
S4ludt Bel Demirtarpou, 20 Weilsn
bon Der sris4iiden Greus. entfernt,
ksOseu. Siesaloniti Giienbabn fdbri
bur4 Side SdIudt. 5isr purben Fl.
Don ben BulsareH unsesriffsn, bic
aber, mad frau50if6eu 8eridisn, sus
riidsei9Iasen purben.
lleber bic plGne tpeber Der Miirten
nod ber Deutf6en III etipas Genaues
betannt, allen anidein mad iinb a6er
bi. Deuifden enti4IoiIen, bic britii4.
frans0fif4e Silfsarmse, Die bic Sers
ben retisn folIte, gu berniat.n, ebe iie
bebeutenb peritGrti tperben lam. Der
Radsus no4 Demirtapou sa6 su benz
@erii9t @.ranIaHung. Sob bic aniirs
ten beabf9tistsu, ben 8dItan Gelbs
,ug gang auf5use5en, bas fortwdbs
renbe 2aubeu bon 9ruppen Der al.
Iiirten In GdIoriti idsint biss absr
nidt su beitdtissn; unb In bieFsen
WllitdrtreiIeu in man au9 Der Qns
fi9t, hab Saloniti aIs Baiis fiir fers
mere iri.seriids Sp.ratiOuen i'm nas
ben Often inter allen lImitdnSsn Be-
isbi sebaIten iDerben ioIIte.
Die Radri9ten bon Den anS.rsn
Grpntsn Iinb bon serinser @idtisteit.
Die Deutidsn bobsn abermaIs in Der
Champagne einen erfols errunsen,
inbsm Il. frdns5ff@e Graben in einer
2dnse bon 500 garbs senommsn Pa.
BEN. Die 9ritsn baben in aut<gl'
slmara In Meiopotamien. ipobin fis
ii9 5iiriidsssOsen. na4bem iis In Der
G9la4t bei Gtapbon sefdlasen mur'
ben, Dsritdrtunssn erbalten, unb bic
StdIisnsr. bic felt DOdsn cine beftise
DffsniiDs sefiihrt babtn. Dtrtbeioisen
ii4 isbt sesen bic Gesenansriffe Der
Ceiierreider.
gus Der anssiiinbtsten Dffeniipe
. T.. -.
Der 9laiittsn auf Der GdlIipuIi SaIbs
inisl- NJ nidts ssporben. unb an Der
ruiIii6en fJront bat Der Dinisr allen
srSbsrsn CpsntiOnsn bis aai @eits,
~ Elm Gnhs ssna&t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
premier @squitb dnberi
fetneu Ton.


2onbon. 8. Se5. sym 1lnterbaus
riHtete ON Mittipoh Der So5ialiit
pbiIip Snoiuban bas GrIuden an bic
Rtsieruns, bab biefe berfpre9en ipGe,
tsins Grisbensunterb 5uriids
suDeiien, fpenn es iih babel am bic
Rdumuns Don gebietsn, bic iebt BON
Ttinbs beIebt iinb, banbeIe.
Der premisr atsquitb fasie barrltf:
.WenH ernitIide JrieoensaHsrbietuns
gen ieitsns Der feiHoIidn Wesieruua
gen sernadt perotn fuIIten, entneber
birett ober burd neuttaIe adHber.
Sann tperben iie suerit bon ben dIiir'
ten 2dnbern In Grpdsuns sssossn
tperbsn. gis iid iol9ss ni9t sr.isnet,
lam id teine ipeiiersn Bsriprehuns
gen MAIDEN. Sobalo JrieosHsborI9lds
&c gemaht iperben, tpirb bic Rsgies
rrns bas parIament 70 balb ala mSgs
Iih ins 0ertrdutn 5ieben.
SIN llnterbaus lpurbe ferner fpdbs
renb bss 1ases bic Grase auSsrest,
Oh es angeii6ts Der Sbatiade, bdb
bic Geifiiten CUR 3eit ni1ts 81 tbun
bdtisn, ni4t angebradt Ddre, bdb iis
in bic armee eintrdisn. Die 0eTtres
ter Der @esierung IiebeH iih aber nitbt
auf bic Sistuifion Der Gras: Elm.
Uiebensfreunbe prote Pts
sesen millions Ron.
sreB gotf&aft.
Rem gorf, 8. Desembsr. -
Drobtlofe Beridte Dom Jrisbrns.
iGifie .Sssa1 IL uiifrn BON etn.r
MaHen 9erfammlans gu sr5dbIen,
bic Oienitag 4benb on Bcrb bes
GdiFfes ftattfanb unb IN ber strs,
siiae Der goiIaaft bss prdfoentsu
@ilion an ben aongreb Drn BEN
gerlsser g. g. WsGIure perIsen
tpurben.
es foIgte cine Tebaiie, mdbrsnb
rpel&er Der Rsn Dorfsr GdrifthslIsr
GGis 8. Sones bic 9ctf4aft als
rsaiiiondr beaei9nete unb fuste, fis
fOlie niat fdpeisenb fingsncmn1sn
perben.
.gBir geben jebt nit Der @bfidt
ins 9tuslano4, idste Ct. rum einsn
fiirdierliden aries sipijden Natirnsn.
Don bsnen iebe in militGriider 6tnii4t
fart eeriiiiet iit, enbeH Su belfen. Die
3sit 1T faIeft seipdblt. I'M bie dmss
rtfaniiden 5rabiiicnsn iiber ben Saus
fen su fperfeu unb bic Der. StaatsR
fit ben arisg gu riiiter1.
- al..k~ q. LA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
QSettetber dit.

Sir O6io: Srii6es gDetter am
Oonneritas. a(m Greitug i8Ones,
DGrmeres Detter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
Gin tueiterer 6riegsfreoit
BON 1O,OOO,OO0,OOO
NySarf
Dirb bpm Retdstas oey.
Idnqt Derben.

9erlin, s. DsS. auf brubtIOIem
@ese ua6 SappiL!e. Die lleberTee'
gedari1ten Qsentur tiinbigt an, bob
Der Reidsias eriudt Deroen tptrb.
neben bem reeuldreu Budget tinen
Supplementstreoit bon 1o,00o.oo0,'
600 Wsnrt ($2,5oo,ooo.ooo) lr
arisssyDeds ~ bslri1ssen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
9ie Tran5oien int iaoli6en serbien auf Oem
Nid3ug, bon oen Sul9aren uerfol9t.
Gin 0auptangriff Oct Bu(garen uno Der OeuI(6en
unter Dem General uon 9a((mib auf Ole 6riti(d
franj6f(den Ste0un9en Qdn0(i6 ermartet.

Die 9udtn aben aud In br Champagne ben posOn iebsr ns
S5appe sbraf = On Der ui&u Gron berri u6er psrbd!t
nibmGbise Sue Die DETER rsder MAIDEN Der SOuso 5rOn
@ssspunsrffs uu bic Stalusr 3asn Onpe ben mdfsn
punttsn M gang sufammsnse6 it, Gin iiaIhuter tiusr
areser BEL abOua, abanin, Dsrrsiden unteribOO
D.rintt - Die Monsasrns iOum F6 naa nm SParatsSsu
febuu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
sSelno ni6f eiaiePt, Dab G gel6lagen IT.,
sa9t 6raf Sis5a oer un9ari0f Minanprdoent nno oas
porldui9 nod nGt Der SSaQ."

DEM 6einoe aif grie6ii4es @e6iet
5ilriid3iehen, iofort nit ibrer &C.
lnmlnten @u5riiItlwg pia Salonifl gu
neri6lffcn. Qie gricAii9e 9iegierull9
eriudt Die GentlaImGdte, 6ei Der Ser.
folanng ibrer 6einGe ni6t Die grie.
Arife @ren3e 81 iiberiGreitc1 oa iie
aatiir icrgen perbe, baB oieiel6en
@ricdenlarto perlaiien.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
wArER POWER FOR RAILwNYs.
Gigantic Elcctrification scheme for
Northwest

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tcngi,., ,,lI,,t 10y ~ "a @ 90 ,,,
to,tal,.P ~, t,t. ,,v M,
is oynolt4 t','9 S,rtb
~ tro cnst ~ nro,.,tto.r, ar,d ,roatl,,
to hcttor tb, sor,i,.I ~, ~ =, ,,',,97,toin
ans n,rts ls 49,, rlad NJ ~ ,,,ioa
ir Nin,toI,o Lat,,.ao,, ,r,,,io', MI, nj
boo. I0dgo nn tba pr,ot Gound Inc
nr tho railu,o,, Yin ,'rnh, iI,, ~, tha
rIret cIrrtrIrinJ Ia, It0tV G..'tricitV
win no thc no,ro, IN ,,se ~, so,,r an
piue diyisi,ns mat eytcnd grar, ttor-
Ioyyfon I'm Montana ~ kVerr I'm
Idaho O. distance ~ .bo,,t 40 n5iies,
.and Tho cnnuany is TIannirg to con.
Time Tho eIectrificotinn so tbat il viii
reach from UarIovton tn seattle and
'racnnn S5O miles aw1v
The road win pet ts current mainly
from seven Watcrpowor ulants that
can produce about 100 600 horse
power The cost will be only a little
moro than five mills a l<ilowutt hour.
Twin overhead trolley wires will con-
ycy the current TO the 26O-tou loco
motives which will have a continu-
GUS capaclty greater chan that of any
steam locomotive or any electric Loco
motive heretofore made. When tho
entire 44O miles is electrified il is eN-
pcctcd that 60 locomotives can handle
tho normal traffic. instead of The 50
that are now required
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
NapolcOn'S Retreat.

In the sixth grade the teacher was
questioning a boy about Napoleon's
disastrous invasion Of Russia and the
subsequent retreat from Moscow.
what did the French do them"
She asked.
"They ran away" replied the boy.
Eyes. that is what they did" said
the teacher, but ran away is hardly
the correct phrase to use What should
you have said2"
The boys face lighted up with un-
dcrstanding.
"They beat it'! he exclaimed, quite
proudly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
STRANGE mGRATIoNs or FISH.
\ Few of The Living Wonders OF the
Deep Sea.

Experiments by Professor Agassiz
on the "Albatross,' and by other
occanographc have clearly demon
strated ihat various species of deep
dwelling fish practice an up and
down migration from the lowest
depths, whore they pass the day, u
mile or two beneath the surface, to
higher levels of the ocean, half q mile,
or two miles higher, to which levels
they rise at night. This seems to be
their regular scheme Of existence, up
at night, down in the daytime. Some
Of these deep dwellers, when dark
ness falls, ascend almost to the ocean
surface and then, having accom-
plished their purpose, descend again.
What Is their purpose? It is the
simple and natural one OF getting
food for themselves, food being more
abundant in the upper levels than in
the depths. And they come up at
night because many Of the fierce top
dwelling fish swift darting mackerel.
for instance, are unable to see at
night, which leaves the slow and puny
depth dwellers free TO feed on small ,
shrimps, crustaceans, fish larvae, etc,
that float abundantly at and near the
surface whereas in daylight they
themselves would be deVoured by
their powerful enemies. These up
ward migrators from the depths have
enormous eyes which, doubtless. en-
able them to see perfectly I'm the
moon and star light, diffused
through the upper levels that must
seem TO them brilliantly Illuminated
after the utter darkness below
il may be mentioned that the
method by which these deep sea fish
accomplish their nightly vertical mi
grafton is very much a mystery. as
there is a difference between the near
surface water pressure and that at Il
three-mile depth of several tons 10
the square inch. How do these weak.
frail creatures accommodate them
selves TO this enormous pressure be-
low and then to the release Of this
pressure above2 What saves them
from the double peril of being
crushed as they go down or blown
TO pieces by the force of gases re-
leased from their bodies as they go
up? And how do they alter their
specific gravity so as to ascend for
"a mile or two at will and then des-
Coud for a mile or two, il being noted
that they have no air bladders -.
Cleveland Moffett in American Mag
aZlnc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
4 Shortened Visit.

"DId the little girl from next door
have a good timer" inquired the fond
mother.
Pm not sure, mamma said the
wise child. Her nurse said she could
stay two hours, but ] gave her some
lessons on how TO behave when ON "A
visit, and ! read TO her several chap
ters from that dear little book YOU
gave me called Puuctillous Points for
Polite People and she went home an
hour earlier"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
NOTICES.


In the County Court Of Tulsa County. state
OF Oklahoma.
in the Matter OF the Estate Of Gertrude 8
johnson Deceased. Probate No. 1890
An persons having claims against Ger.
trude S Johnson deceased. are required 20
present the same with necessary vouchers
10 the undersigned administrator at his o.
flee All Bliss Bldg, Tulsa, Oklahoma
within four months OF the date hereof
or the same will be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day OF February 1918.
j. WHITE JOHNSON, Administration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27

az the Dardanelles costing wheat owners a.
the rate NJ about two cents buslr.
Broadlr, this was the estimate temporarily
put upon the chance that 100000 OO0 bush.
els of Russian wheat would soon have frca
outlet The market however made several
important rallies and at the finish was a.
settled. Go 4Asc under last night Corn
closed Is TO u "a lc down and oats or half
"a h to "a d #,c. Provisions wound mp az
ON advance VI . Y as TO loml2'gc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
ADVER RTISING RATES

All advertisements will be accepted In
The World ON the following conditions
ONLY:
No ad less than "a cents. We reserve the
right 20 revise and classify all ads. Return
wrong replies. Threo-lime ads very seldom
fail Money refunded on unused insertions
Errors corrected Or money refunded.
RATES.
One cent word Tor all clnssifcations
except clairyoyRuts, personals and matri
monial which is two cents per word mini.
mum charge Is cents Your credit is good
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furniture FOR sale and position wanted adj.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27

The type Of youth who INDUCES i'm
loud clothes and a hat forced back
over his ears dropped into the dental
chair
Pm afraid to give him gas said
the dentist TO his assistant.
why"
How can I tell when hes uncon-
sclous Philadelphia Public Lcdger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
STRAYED OR STOLEN

FOR RENT -Four UNFINISHED rooms. Phone
$50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27

STRAYFD OR sTOLEN--R1an mare, az
or 1 years old. Phone i94G-J
STOLEN-Bay horse. saddle and bridio,
brand triangle. on night side: reward 825
for thief. S9J FOR horse. bride and saddle.
Notify /. Elem. Tulsa. II. l. or James
Noo'ey. sheriff
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 90 Spot cotton
unchanged. sales ON the spot 675 bales, ar.
rive s75 Good ordinary 5.s7. strict good
ordinary G.I3; low middhng t.93; strict low
middiiug 73s; middhng 775. strict mid
ding 500 good middlug s4l, strict good
middling SSl. Receipts 1850 stock
IlO.lJJ.
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o bard slt3mI45. No 9 red sI49
CORN No. s. mixed 90 " "a iasc. No, 2
white 7OmTO14c, NO yellow G9c.
OATS No. . white 55@55Hci No. .
mixed 81 gBplsr
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New York COTTON Entnres.
GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Wheat prices col
lapsed nearly eight cents today under sN-
cited selling avery fort reported destroyed
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1907

Denver have tclass home for sale all oak finish
except bedrooms and kitchen white ename eight rooms, sleeping
porch breakfast and basement with heating plants hghcass
decorating tile bathroom. This property built by day labor
double floors outside walls boxed and papd best Of workman
p and material throughout VIII bear inspection every detail
Price, with easy terms, $500.
BLAIIR BROSo, OWNERS
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

TOR RENT Beautiful, tlree-room apart
meri. SIS south Cincinnati Phone 1870
TT1 1r,5I'T-5Y M ron RFNT-Three rooms (;
furnished: modern: f23i DO norm
t~isoo. Phone g69. -
=0I. ETST-TbrCe roonE and bath in the
N'.-i5s ,,artments: Ninth and South
VAN. B.3.sman Broc.' 2l2 tirst NATIONAL
Bts.
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TULSA Red Ball Transfer Co.-Storage, NOV.
Ing, packing and shpping family moving
our speciality. l05 North Boulder Phones
279 and 61.
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANT TO RENT suburban home, with few
acres. will buy II priced right. Box 159
care World.
furnished cottage modern
four or five rooms, for three months.
Phone 12o.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
WANTED
TRANSFER. AND STORAGE

WANTED Small quiet room. cheap. close
tn Box 1875 World.
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FOR Warehouse: 4Ox5O: at No. 4
North Frisco and Frisco railway Phone
4i6j or Seager Auto Supply Co.
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IIVERPOOL. Fcb. 20 26-COTTON- spot
Ig7d. low middlng 45sd: sales 7.OoOi
speculation and export 1000; receipts
sL4l7 Futures quiet and steady, May.
June 4.s7d luue.july I01d, July-August
4 a5d; October November 5000; January.
February 5l5d.
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NEW YORK, Feb 2G-Spot cotton quiet
MiddIiug upIands s.35. 40 sales.
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Dccn Flowing.


At saltwater, oklahoma, on the eX-
pertinent station farm they have car
ried. for five years ending this last
season, a test of different depths Of
plowlng, ranging from five TO fifteen
inches. being five. ten and fifteen
inches respectively. The five inch
plowing has been just as profitable
as the ten or fifteen inch plowing.
Their work has been on soil very sim
ilar to much Of Comanche county up
land. l shall be mighty glad 10 have
you try ii out. This deep plowing In
the dry farm country is an unsettled
question. But so far there is no evil
dence which touches the country as
whole to SHOW that there Is any
profit in. a depth deeper than seven
inches. -Four years work at. the OK
lahora experiment station, using
wheat as the crop, plowed at depths
ranging from four TO nine inches and
the seven-inch plowing gave The high
est average yield for the four years.
on the five, ten and fifteen inch
plowing at Saltwater, they planted
knfir. cotton and oats. ! looked up
the yields for the year just past when
was there a week ago and there is
no change IN the results. They have
declared the experiment closed and
will now try some deep plowing with
the addition Of barnyard .manure.-
Geo. Bishop.
Ills Life Worw.
His Wife-You may not be able to
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FOR RENT-Desk and desk room; with use
Of typewriter and phone. Phone 1914
or 77-J
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LADIES silk Waists sl25. @16 East Third
WANTED White woman for general house.
work Phone 9lO
WANTED -Colorrd maid inquire Oklahoma
hofel, room $40; large wages, references
required
WANTED Young lady FOR office work. one
with nigh school education YrefeFrsd Ad
dress i. ~ Box Es3, Tulsa Okla.
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OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS

FOR RENT Office space; corner Second
and Main. Phone 296. B. +. Pettus.