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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14
Die britii9e Sriegsanleibe
Die 3etanuugen beluufeH
lid auf 6eindbe $1,000
100000.

2onbon, 13. Sult ResinuIo
Msc&enna, Der S6asu1ntstdn3Ier, titus
bigte am 0ienItue i'm lIuterbauie an
bag Ii9 bic 9eiammtIubitrtptiorer
ouf bic SriegsdUIetbe auf bcinabe
SO, 000,OO0,000 belaufen.
Der S6abamtStan5ler fdgte nit
gesug auf bic gebauptung Der 3eis
tunaen bag $40OO,Oo0Oo0 geaeiduet
puroen Ieier, bub bic Rssierung cine
Iolhe Summe ipeher erpartet nod Ses
Dinift bube.
&uiiiider "a omtItber" u b.
peII an 6ranfttreurs.
@erIin, 10. SSllli. glus ct Be-
tersbirq trof oie gtadJridt elm, ou6
bic ,gtotpoie 8reupa", Gin Regie-
rirnsSorgm, Ote Gtoilbeoolferung
cltigeioroert bot, aegen DIE ettbriu.
1enoen feinoIihen (oelitifer) Seeres-
maIien einen Srunttireir.Saries 5u
fiibrn mlb bebarrlib @iberitGnb Sn
letter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14
Gumdniens (Sintritt in ben
Srieg beoentmngslDs.
9eaelal MuitaR3a uennt
i0l4en 9 6rttt n6elleu
G q 3 hniinn".


9utareit, 13. 3uli. Der rumas
niIbe General MuItan3a, Der an benz
&riege bon 1873 t6eilnabm uno bic
buIgar5Ic6e Expedition in 1913 Ieitete,
Iareibt in elmer 4ieiigen 3eitung iibsr
bic ruiiii6e Situatton ME folgt:
IS il. boffnungsIos, Elm Gingrei.
zen Rumanien5 auf Settle Der 2(aiir,
len gu befiirDOrteu. Sin iol4er Sdritt
mare beaer BabnTiun. 5el6it Dor Der
ruiiii6en &ataItrcp6e pHroe cine Sus
teroention Rumdniens nur Elm crop
len uuf eiHem beiBen Stein geneIeu
iein. RuH aber miiBtsn Die Rumdnien
nit 9Iises i6neQe binter ben Ruifeu
RerIdufen, I'm lie ein5u6olen uno mir.
ben ben 9auptItob Der oer6iinoet.u
Strsittrdfte 5u ertragen 6a5en. uRIere
tapfere Irmee oeroient Elm ipIaes
Coos niat."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14

Qguas @alientes eingenommen bdtten.
9err Glorente legte tubeNen feline De-
peI6e aus Sturbibe ais gelpets bafiir
bor, oaB Die Selegrup6enlinie bur9
@guas GaIientes ni9t unterbro6en lei,
mas Der ni6t San pdre, nsnn bic
StaOt ii6 i'm 8eiiB feinbliaer 9rup.
pen befdnbe.
Die cage auf bsm italies
nil den &rtegs tuu.
plaB unDerGnDert.
8ieh 13. Suli. Die f0Igsnbe of,
fi3ieae &tanntma6ung purbe bier
an 9ienfta9 2tbero erlaiTer;
rstuf osm ruiiifAsr RriessTaau.
plaB lit bic Gage unoeranbert.
5talieniiaer 8riegsi6auplaB; .Sn
Der Siiiteu9e9enO fanOen am MOntag
an eini5en quntten 6eftigs 2trtiGertes
gefe6te itutt. 9ei aebipuglia purbe Elm
Qngriff Don me6reren itdlisnjI9enSns
fanterie Eegimentern 3uriidgeTGta-
gen.
gQn Der &drutbner unb o.r 5trOIer
@ren3e 1T bic Gage unDerdnoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14
Gin Wsaiienangriif fransb.
iiiber Jlieger
U Ut etne ftrutestide gabn.
tation Der Deuti6en.

-
Ration Der 0eutiaen.
ports, 13. Sult. - Gin am
0ienitag Der6ffentli4ter offi5ieaer Be-
ridt entbdIt bic fulgenbe UIittbetlung:
Gin aus 35 6tus5eugen deficiencies
5Iiegergeiapober itieQ am 8ienitua
Worgen auf uno bpmbdrotrte bic DON
ben DeutI6en etablirte itratsgiI9e
GiIsnbabnitation in 9tgneuless2esa
SattonataeI. 0ieIc Station oeriorgt
bic beuti5en 9oiitioneu in Der 9egenO
BON Galpnne unp i'm WdIo pou Qpres
mont. 9robe gorrGtbe aQer 2lrt,
namentIih oon Whunitton, payen bort
toH5entrirt. llniere 2luiattter 'dleua
berten bort 100 9onben BON je 180
qfuno 9etpi6t. 9urh bas gpmbars
bement purbeH mebrere 5euer perura
iadt. glle uniere MaI1inen tebrteH
suriid. SbsIei6 iie beftis bcI4oiien
nuroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14

cine ung.D06nIi9 grObs 3a9I oon Ders
beiratbetsn Wtdnnern ent3Og:n tDiirbe
unb bdb cine rationale Regiitrirung
bon Dortbeil iein tpiirbe, lUenn ss ii4
dls notbDenbis srtpeiisR iOate, bic al'
ssmeiHs Uailitdrpflift sinjuiiibrsn. Gr
bsutsts audi an, bab bic WuHitiOns'
frase iss. in bsfri,bis.Hbg M.ti. gs'
LOFT iperbe.
etuf bem tDefIiden arisssfaauplaB
bat ii4 DeHis ersigu.t. Die Oeuti6en
beri4teu. tDeitsr. GUrtf&ritts NIT i5rsn
ansriffsn auf SOuae3 ssmadt 5u bas
BEN. Die JraHSOi.n bdbsn nit sinsm
srObsn Glissergsidpab.r bi, beutide
aommuHitationsliRi. i'm @oeors Gt'
ftriti bombarbirt uHo beibe Seiten bs'
bauptsn, angriff., ME fie tdslid itatt'
fiuben, suriidssidIag.H 5u bab.H.
Sm Often i6ein.n bic trieg.riidsn
Spsratiouen in sirs usut pbais gu
trstsu. Die aGmSfs sci Rrasnit, i'm
f!iSli4.n polsH, iiHo gum StiGfano
s.iommsn. Die Ruifsr fparisn arf4ei'
neno bic ndditen Sdritte Der bsutih'
0itsrreihii9eu 9srbuHoetsn ab. uno
man slaa6t, bab iie Hi4t lanse auf iiA
tpartsn laiIsn psrosH. bsnu General
Radenisn bat ssniiesno3sit gehdbt, um
9eritGrtuneen bsran3u3is1en uro Hsue
@orrGtbe BON 9eitiiBsn unb Wtunitiou
in empfans su nsbmsH. Wdn sriUar'
ist, bab sr iest orriudsn ipirb, fid in
ben gsfs Der eubIins 2bOIn. Glen
ba6H Su ieBm.
Die Decentralization nimmt tpis'
Der sr0bsres Snt.rsiIs in auiprn6
ieiibem ss iia b,rausS.itsIIt sat. bab
bic grbiinbetsn unt.r g.tpiffsu gsoir'
eungen RumGnisn Si, ALTERNATIVE gs'
felt ba6su, entipsbsr BIB gum groe
oss Srisses neutral 5u blsi6er obsy ii4
ibHsu au3ui4li.b.n. Su britiid.n
frans6fifhen uno itaIisnifheu Greiieu
III man boiler ScffHuHs. Sub Die gaI'
tauftaSten fi4 nidi ben GsntraImd6s
ten anidlisbsn tpstbsR, man bait s5
o6er fir m6slhh, odB. ba RubIunS
nidt i'm Gtanbe mar, 9ali5ien unc oi.
9utpipina su beboupteH, lie bsT5IisBeHI
mDseu. neutral gu bIsibeu. Gin grober
grfoIe Der 9lliirtsn an ben Garoansl'
len piirbe natureemdb bic S1hIass
dnbern. gs pirb aud bebauptst bab
Der friibsrs srisdiits prerrisr gtHi'
sslos, in Der Grpartuug, baB sr pieosr
on bic Spite Der srietii9sH RsgieyungI
irsisn iperbs. ben goIiaubuub rsOrsas
niiireu ip,rbs.
g.nisslOs ftanS bon aufang an auf1
Ssitsn Der Gntsutssgld4ts aub i'm
Gals elmer Rsorsaniiirung bss Bal
tanbunbes sIdubt man, bab bic SdI'
tanmd6ts ii6 ben 2luiirtsn onf6Iisben
piirbsn. 9si alien bsm 1T absr cfisH'
bar Der Dunia Der ga..r sss SsSan'
ssaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14
Die 1euti6en bringen bel
Zpu@es tuciter nor.
gnsriffs Der JraH5ofen
in ben argoHneu nit
fansren 9erluftI
fir BEN Gdnb abs
gsf f4lageh

DF " - Z"
Berlin, 13. 5uIi. 9os srobs
Sauptquarii,r ma6ie ON 0i.nitas oas
Golssnbe iiter Si, nsu.iten Greisniiie
duf b.m arisssi4aupIas bs.aHni:
WsiiIi&sr Rrisssi9auplab: Gin
9lnsriff Der gransOien nit Sdnbsra'
nain aai bi. 3ndnraifiu.ris bon
GOuts, iDurbs abssidIngsn. Rad Der
eritiirmuns bss GrisbbOfs bon Sou.
aes branssn unfsre 9ruppen aaf eis
nr Streds DON 600 DarSs nod Biz
jsuitits b,s 5risbbcfs Dor unb aud
bas .Gaborst Rcuss'. an Der ndb q.'
rus fabruben GbauiT.s esIesen, iUur.
be Don uns .inssnommen. Die 3abI
ber Gefdnsnsn III auf brsi Dffisi.re
unb 25o Tdnn seitisseH. Mebrsrs
bon bem Jtinb Deriu6ienG,ssnansrii'
fs bpaasn unisr uHis,sm Gsusr gus
inmmtn.
.3tpiid,n Der Wsads uno Der Wo'
itl unterbislt Der GtinS Elm Iebbdftss
artiIIsrkfsusr. Gr sriff uHftre GieIs
lunssn Diermal ON NOntas abeno
unb in Der Rodt an. bic alitsriffs
bra6eH absr iebssmdI untsr unisrm
sJsutr Dor unfsrsn Sieaunstn Suiam'
men unb bsr JeiHb mubie ii&, na4'
Ssm Ct is5r i&Dsss 0stIass srlitisu.
asldiissEq
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14

9onboH. 13. SuIi. SIN Inter
baus lpurbsn en- Sisnitas mehrere
pidtige 4Riiinbisunsen sernadt. Der
S4abamtstan3lsr ResiHdlo TlcRenna
iiinoigte an, bab ii4 bic Subi.riptio'
asn aui bic neus ariessanIei9e auf bic
rieiise Summe Don beirpabe $3.000,' >
100000 bsli,fen, ausi6lisbR9 tIeiner
ummsn, bic in bic poitdmter einbe.
3dbIt rporbsH iino; uno Der 5dn6elss
sEiniIt.r Walter RunsimaH sab bic
ertldruns ab, bdb bic Resierung be-
ihlOfsH babs, bon ben untsr bem UlIs
nitionsgsitb suiteberben 9epaIien Ges
brau9 gu MAIDEN, I'm BEN Strei. Der
aobIsHsrd6sr in Siib Dalss Elm enos
gu MAIDEN, neil cine priOate 9eritdubts
sung 5tpii4eu ben aObIensrdbsru uno
ben Gruben6eiissrR ani4eiuenb nidt
m0slid i.i. Inter ben 9eitimmunsen
BEG Wunitiousgei.sss III bic 9etbeiiis
suRs an siusm Strsit OSer .insm
.aOdout" iirafbar. usnn bic Gifi,r.n.
gen Nidt an bas SanosIsmiuiftnium
beri4tst iporosn Fno, bas cine GrIssi'
guns beg Streitss auf einsm Der In
oem Gefeb 0orsei&r:sLensH Wsse aas
3uorbHen bat.
Man bdli Die Weissruns Der Berg
leuts. einsH aompromiB ab5ufAlieben,
fir cine i.br ernite Sade. beHn iel6it
bic gntfa,ibuug Der Rseisruns iheiut
tsiRsu GiHflub aui ibr 9srbaIt.n auss
5uii5.u uuo ss fdeini, oab ite Der Re
sisruHs 1roB bisten molten. Die msis
fen aOblsn fir bic 5lptts tommsH bon
Sii6 WaI,s unb ielbit shs es gum
Streit fam. ipurbe bic probuttipn
ourd bic Reiruiiruns Don $4,000 Der
jiinssr.N gsreleuts in fiibIbarsr 9eiie
befdrdntt. mas idIiebli4 bic R,sies
rung psranlaBte, bus Rstrutirsn in ben
Winen.D .Diiiritten Don @al.s ein,uiteIs
len. Der Sireit III felt bsm /. SuIi
i'm 9auss. Rad elmer Rsibs Don aOns
isrsnssn .rtlGrten iia bic geami.n Der
Union ber.it. sinsn aomprOmib 5u ems
pf.blen. Der Dor eem Sanbslsminiiter
porgei4lasen tuurb.. bic gsrsleuts psrs
iuarfsn absr am WOntag ben tompro.
mibploE unb bic RssieruRs mar ees
5tpunssH, einsuf4rsitsn.
Die gsrsIsuts ,rildrsn, baB ibrs
Rsbrforbsruns iia auf feds pents
(12 gsnts) bic gonne bslauis unb bag
bic grubsHbeiiBer ppbI i'm Stanbe
i.ieu. ben 9tufIalas 3u beSahlsu. ba
Iie isst sinsn pisl b6bsnn prsis fir
lire aObIsn erbaItsn. aIs frii6r.
Sm Dbsrbaus iasis Der Rarquis Of
aansboipns. Elm NitsIito bes 2abinsts
Obns gOrtsfsuias. Sab fi4 isst % obsr
23 briiiIde DiDiiiOusn in Jrautrcic5
lnb geIgisn bsfdnbn unb r briidt,
bic 9tnii9t aus. bdb. pennsIsi6 ss
ui6i an Rstrutsn fsbl.. bas aanb ni6t
mebr lanse bic 4uomaIis unb Si. In.
s.rs6iisi,it Sss observation-disclosures
SaIssa Iiisss sar@ sas Ssm aanss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14
70. Sabrsans.
Die Nmiien herihansen ith
an ber rumdnii6en 1rense.
Wiit Der IOsIid,feit einer gctbeili.
guus 9inndniens an Sem ariege
auf SeiteH .ber beutf 9 :
Sferretaif4en gerbHns
beten rednenb.

beteH re9nenb.
Berlin, ii6sr 2onbon, 13, Suli.
Dem ~5aseblatt" ipirb aus gsernoipib
in Der guioiuina esmelb.t, bab bic
RuHen fi9 on Der rumdniIaeH @ren3e
peuf4an3en. 9isle 1nuienbe pon SoIs
baten iinb bumit bei6ditist, parallel
nit Der rumdniften Grsn5e S4dn3'
srdbtn dufauperfen unS Sta4eIordbts
Otr5aus anSulegen.
9ds rufIii4e, fat ausf4lisblid BON
Rumduen bsipobnte uHo iriiber 5u Ru-
mdHisn seb0ris. Commencement 9efis
ardbieu sreita I'm Oiten an RamGs
ni.u. Sefterrei4 llnsarn iOa u,.
itrodeH baben. 9.Furabien gu err
Dbsr: unb btbingunssIos an Rumds
ni.n transferirsn gu iuoIIsn, iusnn Ru.
mdHien bic 0erbiinbsten attip in benz
ariese unteritiibt.
Rublanb ieiusrisiis bate DON Be-
sim bes RrisSss on DeTuat. bic llns
isrftiiburs Rumdnisns gu erlans,n. in.
bem IS ibm Siebenbiipsen Dsripra4.
bas i'm Weiisn an Rumdnien srsn3i.
SeIe Vers,peiHung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14
Oenn Die Rnden (egen in aQu Gle S6anjgri6en (dngS
Der rumdni(6ea gren6e an
Die Hirn ssrabn in Usrawung darbsr, dap IS nsn nt &C.
Hns, die Balkanfaaten au bre Seie ~ brlnssn


Ga0mar4aaS Venen &Bt
ti4 9ets Dds in Der SaHO Nas aa4 ben ar9O
III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14
@etterberiBt.

Sir Obto: S66nes @etter tm
WttttDo6. 2lm 9Onneritag tbeilpeife
triibes Metter; lpabri4eiuli6 Stri9,
regeH i'm peitli6en 3beil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-14
.qluf BEN 0fliaeH unb bsm iiooIt'
li6en &risssf9auplas III bic Gage
unperdnbert.
Bier Nysdnmer In gpiia gum
9pbe bermrtbeilt.
unb Der fribere bulgari' Is
i6e Rinif.r bss asub"
rem Gbtnbi.fL ais
Witi4ufbigsr Der
Cl5rbtr perbaf:

msns pop, unb brsi Ylittduloigs llno
in SoTia. guIsarien. tDesen ots gsrs
Iu6s, bas itdbtiIte auIiro NIT Bonn
ben su s.rit6r.n, gum Sobe psrurtbeilt
lporben, mi. bem .WleiIassro' aus
8usareIt teIegrapbirt ipiro.
Die 9spefte fiist bin3u, baB aud
Serr @Rnabkff, Elm friihsrsr bu!9art'
ider MiniItsr b.s aeubertn, aIs ylits
j6ulbiser psrbaiIst lporSen lei. er
ioa pop als aobn fir isiD 9bat
$1,000 ssseb<u baben. Die gsrbaitunS
bes friikrsn Riniiters, Die ani Yer'
anlaHung Der Resieruns sriOIsts. BAT
einen tisfsn Ginbrud in Sofia 9ss
mad:.
9tm T,ors,n beg IA. Jsbruar. I'M
Elm llbr, purbe pdbreHb einer Saia'
ooritsaung cine gombs in bas adiinO
gu SoTia ssiaIeuoert ano Is uurhH
infOlse tF.H m.6rere qerIonsH se'
to0tet uno 3ebn DeripuHbts, 6arunter
cine sodter bts buleariiten ariegs'
miniiters @sneral Gitdeff. Die Bonnie
ri@tte in BEN Gsbduoe grObsn S4aa
ben on. gs III fpabridein!i3, oab pop
uno feline WsitI6uISisen Degcn bisiss
0srbrefens gum 2obe :srurtbeiIt
tpurben unb G5enaSisff tDurbe Der.
bdftst.
pie srOb.n gerIuft Der
SeatiasH In tinsn ms
bersn 9i4t.
Berlin, 13. Sali. Den Oiiisiea.n
Gtatifti.sn ssmdb in Elm srober JOri'
idrit. in Der 9.banbiung Der iDi5rsnb
Sss arieses sruunbetu SOloatsn se'
mabt porb.H. Wcbs5u 50 Yro5snt DC.
gerpunoet.n, bi. i'm aasuit sur De
banbIurg in SOIpitdlsrn na4 Sauie
a.Iaidt Dorosn paren, ipnnteH a!s
p0uis ssb.iIt .HtlaisH fDerbtn unb uH'
utrSiisIi4 gu benz Gr0ntSknit ,urud'
iebren.
Bur Sr.i pro;eRt bon benisniseu
s::isssrn, bic 5simssi4idt pOrSeu par
reH, itar5sn,
Don ben psrpunoesen SolSdtsn bic
in ben RoHat.n iom Sanudr 1915 an
nab 5auf. esi4itt porSen Ddrsn,
iinS Iosar m.5r ais 81 9ro,snt a.s
u0ais ss5.ilt iDieOer ins GslS ssriidt,
pd6reno in Sieisu MOnai.H Don ben
gerpunbstsn nur anbsrt9aI6 proasat
i6rsn 0srlsbunseH .rIassH.
gs bsitebt tsiH3peiisl. bdb cine an'
sabl iener fhDer DsrDunSsisn ariegsr
in feb 5OIpitdIern s.forten iinS.
a6sr Di.e GsIO.aa5arstis ipsrSsn inn
m,r, iobale bic pdtisnitn nd4 ben
bamiften ooipitGIern transportirt
lp.rS.n i6Hnsn, icsIsi4 tpisber fr,iss'
md6i.
81. oben aHssfiihrten 3ahlsn IaHsn
Si. sroben @srlai.e an geripunSsien
in einem gang auSTsH ai4te erf4sis
nsH.
9ute Grnts tn Seatf4.
lamb.
Berlin, iier aonbon, 13. Juli.
Jm lp,Itlitm unb miiiIertu DeutTd'
lamb bat bic Grnts tssuuneu. 1ie aus
aolu stmelDet tUirS. if bic ROssens.
0afsr., gBsA.n' unb gsrfts Grn!s
sdn3 bsIcnbsrs srob. Die 3ud.rriiben
IOllen einsn srSbsren 3adrsebdIt ba'
BEN aIs ssip5bnIi4, uHb aud bic Dbits
.ruis Dsripri9i sinsn bsirississnStu
SrtrGg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less meat if you feel Backachy or
Bladder troubles you Salts ia
fine for Kidneys.

Meat sorms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys in their efforts
to filter it from the system. Regular eat
ers Of meat must flush the kidneys occa.
sionally. You must relieve them like you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
acids, waste and poison, else You feel a
dull misery in the kidney region, sharp
ptins In the back or sick headache, diz-
ziness, your stomach sours, tongue is
coated and when the weather is bad you
have rheumatic twinges The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment; the channels
often get irritated, obliging You to get
up two or three times during the nieit.
n To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush of the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take table
spoonful in a glass of water before break.
fast for few days and your kidneys will
then act fine and bladder disorders dis
appear. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia, and has been used for
generations to clean and stimulate slug
gish kidneys md stop bladder irritation.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and
makesaa delightful 9effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions Of men and
women take now and then, thus avoiding
serious kidney and bladder diseases. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06

present European war is the Ylaa an
nounced by J. J. Kane today. While
Mr.. Kane has been considerin, the
construction of a dry dock ard marine
railway for several months, it had not
been his intention to spend more than
$500,000 at first. But the all Of f.nan-
cial interests Of the north having been
enlisted and the need for such repair
station in Galveston having become
acute, it is now decided to spend
$1,OOO,OOO
The announcement of the naval
policy of President Wilsno and his
cabinet has also been a large determ-
lining factor. The policy, if executed,
will give the eastern shipyards more
orders than they can fill for several
years, as many of them already have
orders booked now for the next two
or three years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06
HASKELL SQUAD
INCLUDES BOYS
FROM IS TR|BEsI
INDIANS FAST ON FOOTBALL
FIELD, PLAY KANSAS TO-
DAY; JiNx NUMBER

Lawrence, kan. Nov. 6.-Thirteen
seems to DE a lucky number for the
Haskell Indian football team which
meet the Lawrence Maroons this ar
ternoon.
Although one OF the lightest teams
in the country, Haskell is playing
one Of the hardest and longest sched-
ules of any team in the west Tnir-
teten tribes are represented on the
squad and it is interesting to note
that as many states in the union are
likewise represented.
Capt. Clements is a Meehoopta In
dian from California, and the powerful
Kalama is Yakima from the same
state. tl
Little FonteneIIe an Omaha.
Little Fontenelle, who carries his
$50 pounds over the hundred yards in
:O9;4-5, is from the Omaha tribe, after
which the city OF Omaha was named.
The Creeks OF Oklahoma seem to be
football tribe, claiming five of the
squad Timothy, Stover, last years
leader; Deere, and the Evans boys.
Campbell and williams are Caddos
from southern Oklahoma. Jap Dun
bar, who plays quarter back, center,
end, or wherever needed. is Snohom
ish from Oregon.
One Sioux in Squad.
The great Sioux tribe will have only /
one representative, McCloskey, in the
attempted scalping bee. but he'll do
his share for the speedy half back is
a specialist at Juggling the ball and is
peerless on defense in breaking up
passes
The other tribes represented are
the Choctaw, Mission, Cherokee,
Chickasaw, Oneida and Arapaho.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06
NORMAN GO0CH ANNElEs
FIRST FAIR PRIZE

Norman Gooch, son of Lee Goocr
Of this county, won first prize for the
best hog at the Oklahoma City State
fair which the following letter testi
fies:
Mr.. Norman Gooch, Crescent, Okla.
Dear Sir: Enclosed you win kindly
find our check No. 1895, for $40. 90
covtring first prize in the Boys Pig
Club for the best porker hog slaugih-
tered at our plant and our half of
the sweepstakes prize
We certainly wish to congratulate
you upon your success in this con-
test and trust that you will continue
your word as hog raiser and will
become good booster for more live
stock in Oklahoma.
We wish particularly to invite you
to visit our plant whenever you hap
pen to be in Oklahoma City and we
would be glad to have you consult us
in reference to feeding and marketing
Of hogs. Yours truly, Morris C Com
pany, e. B. McKillip.
He also won $5 from the Sulzbar-
ger Packing Co., SO on the age of the
pig, ten months and ten days, and
$3.50 from the Cimarron Valley Fair
OF Guthrie. Norman Gooch won first
last year here and at Oklahoma City
The hog is a Poland China and weighs
800 pounds. Young Gooch chose a
pig just the right size and age and
began to feed meat on him, which
shows that it takes the head as well
IS labor for boy to succeed in farm /
ing. He belongs to the Boys Club,
under the direction of Agent Far
quharson
There is another ambitious member
n the Gooch family. Leo Gooch,
Norman's sister, is pressing him hard
IN the Girls Canning club. She won
he highest at the State fair last year
ourth two years ago and fourth again
Ihis year. When she won her first
,rize two years ago she was but l3
Tears old, and is but rs now.
These two young farmers are going
o solve thte "back to the farm
roblem by remaining there and show
ng when they grow up that they can
lake more money there than in town.
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q ~ "a u u. " M n g d u 81 " y "
is OBITUARY. a.
Mm 10 mm ~ ~ rs ~ " e gM IL ~ Sc

Augsutus Ballard Wyatt died il
Guthrie, November 4th, 1915. He
was born near Christman, in Edgal
County, Illinois, March 18th, 1893
being 50 years, Z months and is days
of age.
On the sixteenth day of December
1858, he was married to Anna Eliza
Clendening, to which union five
children were born.
In August, 1863, he enlisted in the
Second Kansas Battery Light Artil-
lery and served during the balance of
the war, or lacking one day of being
three years. He was sent to Little
Rock, Ark, when lBlunts bodyguard
was killed, and took part in the bat
tie of Pea Ridge, and in fact all the
engagements along the Kansas bord-
er
In the winter of 1869 he was CON
vefted anG Joined the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, but since NOV
ing to Oklahoma he would never join
any church as there was none of his
faith, but since moving to Guthrie he
has often attended the First M. e.
church and loved to sit in the seats
by the old veterans.
He is survived by a wife, three
sons and one daughter, John William
Wyatt, near Van Dalia, ILL.,, Jacob
Wyatt, Fort Scott, Kans, r. F. Wyatt |
orlando, Okla, and Mrs r. D. Stew
lrt, Guthrie. The youngest. James
1lwin, having preceded him when
'nly child of four.
1t would be difficult to find a faith
r who has been more devoted to the
felfare of his children; more faith
III in his devotion to his companion
[ more than half century. No SER
ice to home, community, state or
atriotie loyalty to the nation that
i'd not enlist his interest, and no
lcrifiee was too great for him in
ny of these interests.
lie win be missed not only by his
mily, but by a host of old friends,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06
CLINT HENSON RELEASED
FROM MURDER CHARGE.

Dodge City, Kan. Nov. 6.-Clint
Henson, who was arrested in connec-
ton with the murder of Miss Nellie
Byers, was released today and left
for Grant county. Eleven witnesses
told Deputy Sheriff Mccall that Hen
son was at worn on the Ernaininger
farm all of the afternoon that Miss
Byers was killed.
1t was declared that Henson was at
work on the Bill Lininger farm, one
mile from the school house where
The victim was caught. His mistaken
IDENTITY for one of the Lininger broth
5rs caused Henson's arrest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06
CARD or THANKS.

We desire to extend our most sin
cere thanks to the friends and neigh
bors for their help and sympathy in
our bereavement. and TO friends for
their beautiful floral offerings. To the
singers. and to the patriotic orders
fortheir beautiful services. and for all
the words OF comfort by all our dear
friends. Mrs. A. u. Wyatt and chill
dren and the r. ID. Stewart family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06
|Catarrh and Stomach
Trouble Suffered Much
Took Peruna Re- -
suits Wonderful :.


Mrs. John Underwood, No. 50 Cy-
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iHavlng had catarrh and stomach
trouble and haveing suffered very
much, !, after being doctored long
while, as last resort, took Peruna.
The result was wonderful. would
highly recommend it as a good
remedy ] still use Peruna and would
not be without It. always have it In
the house"
Our booklet. telling you how TO keep
well, free to all. The Peruna Co,
Columbus, Ohio
Those who object TO liquid medi-
cines can now procure Peruna Tab
let's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06
Her Son subject 10 croup.

"My son Edwin is subject to
Group" writes Mrs. f. o. Irwin, New
Kensington, pa Il put in many
sleepless hours at night before I
learned Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, Mothers need not fear this
disease If they keep a bottle Of.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house and use it as directed. II al
Eays gave my boy relief" Obtain
able everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06
THE COLDS or MANKIND
CURED BY PINES!

Have you ever gone through typi-
cal pine forest when you had cold?
What vigorous impulse II sentl
How you opened wide your lungs to
take in those invigorating and mys-
terious qualities. Yes, DR.. Bells
PineTar-Honey possesses those stim-
ulating qualities and overcomes
hacking coughs. The inner lining of
the throat is strengthened in its at
tack against cold germs. Every fam
lily needs a bottlo constantly at hand.
25c.