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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
SICK AND WOUNDED
ARE MOVED TO REAR
Large Bodies of Kaiser's
Troups Arriving in North.
ern Hungary and Being
Distributed.

Pethsrad, Cvia London, Jan. 10.
$3.50 y. mJ--The Russian general
stan has reached the opinion that the
Germans are preparing Tor q general
aggressive movement 60 the Yves, and
southwest OF Warsaw. stan officers
say that this opinion is borne out by
the fact that the Germans have re-
moved their sick aud wounded from
Lode and PiotroHow into Prussia anu
have changed their ammunition bases.
Furthermore, Information hus been
received here OF me arrival of large
bodies at German troops lu northern
Hungary ald their distribution at
points within stTiking distance OF the
fortified positions covering the north
orn entrances into Hungary and the
principal passes OF the Carpdthians
now held by the Russians This H
taken 10 Indicate that tue Germans
are reinforcing the Austrian troops
for % vigorous cnOrt to free northern
Hungary ana BukoWina from tho dan
Ser OF further Russian advances.
The present luu about Warsaw Is
resarded az preparatory To this inn
peudilg movement The presence oi
Russian forces In Bukowina ana
along the river Duauiec. southeast ot
CrncoN. not only would facilitate cu-
operation hy itumsuia with Russia u
shn we're disposed tU enter The war.
but also threatens German Silesia.
The opinion H. held py military Of
hc'r~ trrr thu the Hcriulu stan H
attarhtTg nov Importance tn tnc Hun
sat,sn situation. TIE appointment OF
llafon stephen Buriau as Austrian
foreign minister in succession tp
Count Won Berchtoid is expected here
to pat an pnd Go discussion ct .rp-
afato Russian peace with Austria,
which is said here tu have been tt-
,ured by Nuui Bcrch'old Ills pusiunu,
according tu these reports. wa that
Austria should Hot sacrifice her re-
rourrrs tp prutcat lungar, aud Sil-
esiu from invasion.
Baron Burian, e Hungarian ~iHs. H|
an Intimate nioud cot Count stephan
Tiss8 the HUNGARIAN premier. Hc
was q resident oi Moscow for num-
ner ut years ana is familiar with
Russian affairs and the Pau-SlntIC.
mo, ,omcu'. iic b. said tp favor au
uncuWpiomising nsht against i,ussio.0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS or
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES

The Democratic caucus has agreed
upon the following committee mem
hers two upon each house commit
tee:
Finance. $. D. smith and r W
Holland
Judcinry. n q Ryan, &, r Black
Taxation and revenue. Henry swan
John Y. iIewctt
Mines aud mining, 3 j. smith. II
f. Ryan.
Education. NJ. : skeen. T. W. Hol'
land.
Agriculture. J. H. wolch. J. w
Mullcns
Public Institutions, r. c. Dow
Ranel GarCin
state affairs, J. Al. Casaus. J. u
Welch.
Internal anairH. A. q, Bryant. W
= Rutherford.
railroads. p Nj. Boriorquez. G T
Veal
Rulcs. j. W. Mullens. q. C. Dow.
Privileges and elections. r. n. iy'
an. Henry swan.
Public lands, w. 2. rutherford
n. e.. Dow.
Military affairs @. n. veul $. j.
Smith.
livestock, +. NJ Boriorquez. w. T
Rutherford
Enrolled and ensrosscd bills, q. e
Smith. Il. G. Bryant.
constitutional amendments. q. 7
Black. j. Y. Howctt
Pcnitentiary. g. g. smith. g. T.
Ncnl
Public printing. j. W MullenS' NJ
=. Skeen.
Capitol. J. NJ. Casaus Rafael Gar
ella.
irrigation. r W Holland. Rafael
Garcia.
state. county and city indebted
ness r. q. Bryant. j II. welch
Corporations. @. G. SMITH o. I
Black
County and county lines. serarl'
Mlcra g. N casaus
Ranks ana banking. Y X. Ryan
W =. Rutherford
Roads ana highways, q. T. Veal
IS j smith. ,,
public property r. W. Holland. w
.C. Tharp.
Library Il. c. Dow. f. NJ. norior'
uuez. -,..,
srrapio Miora.
Municipal corporations. Henri
swan. !. Y. Hewett
WAYS ana means, seraplo Mle''
n a. Urvnnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
REMAINS on VICTIMS ARE
OFTEN iIOHIsIHIY eatrTIT. .ATEn

Avczznno. Italy. Jan. fs.-Rencue
work In ihis devastated town ls be-
coming ghHstiy and nerve-rac king
task. The mutilated bodies OF tho
townspeople extricatod from the
ruins are being laid along the road
which once he'd 10 the railway sta
ton Some of the bodies are unrec-
osnikablc anf frequently are ciHimed
as bodies OF relations by different
persons
During the night the work of res
cue was continued 10y torchlight and
the nickering shadows made u ap-
pear az though the wallis were about
To fnll Some ala collapse. either aH
n result ~ the earth shocks stIll &C
curing on because the debris sup
porting them was removed by the
workmcn
AZ tho work ~ res roes on II
becoInes more ana mufr rparcnt
that many OF the inhuhlanrs did not
die of injuries sustained m mo earth q.
quake. but ~ y result I'D becoming
exhausted and frozen during the iong
hours ~ the winter night.
On girl who had been hanEinn by
her clothing for many hours from an
upper floor 81 a building was finally
rescued alive. Count Fiilppi Reat0
prominent resident OF AVe1zano.
escaped. though his whole family ~
nine and two servants were buried in
the collapse Of their dwelling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
IrAI,1 NOT ACCEPrING
PIsOFFERS OF FOHEsGN AID

Washington. Jan. Dispatches
from Rome Co Ambassador Thomas
Nelson Page place tte dead between
10000 and 1900 and the seriously
injured al about thc same number.
The ambassador said he had In.
quired of the italian suso rnment Il
aid were needed, but WIS told ihat
Italy was not accepting asaia,ancd
from any foreign country. 10 Amsr-
lcans have been reported amoue the
Killed or injured.
The dispatch from Mr Page nyf.
--latest reports Of the earthquaka
from semi-offcial sources place the
dead at between is.00o and $4,000
aud the seriously injured at about as
many more; press reports both con-
siderahly larger
y have expressed our profound
sympathy. To Informal inquiry
whether more substantial aid ia need
ed, am told by government that whlgl
deeply grntified for inquiry italy Is
not accepting proffers OF aid from
any foreign country. No Americans
30 FAR as yet reported among injured
owing To interruption of single rail
rohd penetrating devastated zone In
formation difficult. Have sent mem-
bers OF star TO region to report"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
7odaySs War
Summary


\ iriti-h victory not recorded
In tie Oili'iai statements from
PARTS ur IIsflin. aud d,-cTilrd ~
important, u iCpurtrh unonirialIN
frum NJ. Oncr, trance. n H. aid
that on JanuaTN ~. the Briil~h
~tOimcd the G,ruiHn untrcnchrI
In~iiion- ntar - Iin~~t, Ia Frame
about ten mile- south or rhv Bel
ginn buiticr, driving lack the
t'crnian- with heavy lu-sc- and
ndNant ine one milc. The positions
involved ATE uf considerable
~tiHtcgir value, hat confirmation
Or their capture l. lnci,ing.
llcaNy lighting continues near
>oi--ons, where the Germans have
won impurtnnt ad,antagcs over
the allie. Near t'trthc.. Ia thc
hgonnc. and Upper \lSncc. and
elsewhere along the western frunt
"horc rctcnil, there have Lccn
hcl,y cngagcmcnt~. activity hns
-uh~idcd. Other places or the
military situation IN the west app
pnicntlN have bCu ~uhoidinntcd
iuI the present to that IN the sol
scots region. whore thy outcome
may cXcrolsc u mprkcd influence
an iuturc Operations over long
stict,h of the front.
i'ctiograd II confident that the
German offensive movement in
Poland has -prnt bsclI and the war
Oilicc nnnuunsc- that I,u--ian
tOICc~ Have made great gains
along the Ni-tula. General Nun
liiudcnhurg'~ troops are nov T-
'up,ing strongly cuttvn, he'd pc
sitinnS. however, uud there are
nn indications thai they Hro
thrcatcucd scriou~l, hN the l,n,-
sian atiaCk-.
The Turkish iOr,c- Whi,h pcn-
ctiHNd Persia. oC,up, ing 1hhril,
ate ItuW advancing into the inter
tor. Russia ,-Npkiin- hcr c,acua-
tion Of Ialrll ~ due to strategic
rcaaOns. which ucrc~~ithtcd = re-
grouping of her troops. The
porte T. said rs have offered 10
Withdraw it, for,v, from Persia II
Russia ui-p would de- 80.
TDdaN'- Ircn'h unioiui state
mcnr ~aA- that German pusitiOis
ncar Aira- wcUc captured bA Iou-
ave- Ia a bayonCt ,iiArgc. There
l. no important change la the
Soi~-Ons icgion.
The russian general stan cN-
pests ~ concerted attarL by the
German forces west and south
WeSt al Warsaw Gclman troCp~
have bccn sent a. the a~si~tincc
nf thc Nu>triaus IN an cfprt tu
relieve iiul,uWina and northern
Hungary frum the daugcr of
further i,itssian udVantc~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
RISStN a. AIMS CONFINED
SUCCESSES AGAINST TJHkS

rctrogrud, Jan la.-Tho general
wan of the army u 'hc DIuHasas has
transmitted AN official Commuulcn-
ton under date ot January 90. which
reads as follows.
THE lighting lu the vicinity "l
Kara ryan in Turkish Armenia,
continues We have captured many
more officers ana soldiers We are
continuing tho pursuit of the Turkish
troupt defeated at ilu 90 mites west
OF Nars. In divers directions. W"
continue successfully Co force the
Turks out of the traus-Tchoruh re-
giun
The other fronts show uu import
aut changes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
GREAT FEAR THAT TOIds
or DEATH ~ MOHE EXTENSIVE

London, jan. IS tJ.f5 a. NJ. Tho
London morning newspapers express
widely divergent views In their edi-
torlals az 10 the magnitude of the
Italian disaster. The Daily Telegraph
says Il II clearly mRnifs that this
earthquake IL more wide bread IN
character than snS that has visited
Italy In modern tlmes
There are Omlnous algna" snya
the Daily Telegraph. 'that the worst
ls not yet known and that restored
communication viii revenl fearful
dv7olation anC loss of life especially
IN he southern sections between Ma
pies and f5rin dist. which have not yet
been heard from"
The Motnlng Poet on the other
hand. SAYS the effect OF the oataatro-
phe measured In lives and property
damaged cannot Be compared With
the ruin wrought by the Mceslna dis
aster
The Daily telegraph declares that
despite he War ENGLAND wifi be
rady wiih pUctica evidence OF her
sympathy az soon as K m deemed
necessary ana desirable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
DAMAGES SUSTAINED
BY THE KANSAS NOT
SERIOUS Is REPORTED

WASHINGTON. IAN. la.--pthcial rec
ports to-day -ay dnmngc to he battle
-hip Kansas. suffered BOO heavy gale.
while going from phiiadclphn Co
NorlulS Wcdnesda, night. while cN-
tcusiyc, is not serious
Secretary Daniels today ordered the
Kansas back To the philndcluhm nav
yard for repairs. which Il Is estimated
viii take from ave tp hitccn du>s.
Captain bTyaus report -ass The
storm tore away some uf the stduch-
iuns. some range finders, part ot the
pcpr ON the bridge ana some of the
rails.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
EXPORT BUYING
PRICE UP TO sIIa 81

Chicago. Jan. i5.-lmmcnse export
business Caused a fresh upheayai TODAY
In the price of wheat and flour, and
even more So iu ryc and corn. The for
cign buying of wheat and corn WAS
counted IN millions of bushels.
wheat rose To- si.i5 Ia for May de-
livery as against 81 40 as az the high
est yesterday. or any time before since
the war began. Flour jumped 20 cents
a. barrel and corn and ryc respective
IS 3-s and 5c q hushcl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
BIiTIsH ADVANCE ONE
NII.E NJ IA HASSf.

Paris Jan. % t5.i5 o.. m The
Havns agency has received a dis
patch from 81 Omcr, dated January
10. which relates a British victory
aud an advance near Ia Bhssc Of one
mile The mcrsagr follows.
The British. hN an impetuous at
tack. stormed the strongly intrenched
German position near La Bassec al =
o'clock this afternoon after "A vigor-
lus preliminary shclliug Tins Is an
important strategic point aud H. op-
GRAFTON represents an advance of one
mile. IN, British LOSSES wert slight
hut the Germans lost heavily Many
Germans were taken prisoners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
RED CROSS SENDS $40. 600 TO
ITALIAN BIiANCIi or SOf,IErY

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE Amori-
can Red Cross today decided to cable
100000 Immediately to the Italian
Red Cross and 10 ask President VIII
son. as head OF the organization. 10
issue AN appeal To tho people OF the
United states for funds to aid the
earthquake sufferers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
DEATH IIsT NOW PLACED
At 10000; rs. .OOO IN,IgfltFyD

Rome, Jan. is.--constsntly shifting
estimates. based on reports that con-
Time 10 trickle IN. now place the
dcalh toll from Wednesdays earth
quake ai 10000 and the Injured at a
number In excess OF $1,000.
Hundreds, possibly thousands. of
victims sun are buried alive In the
wreckase of their homes. while res
cuers from every walk Of life struggle
desperately to dig them oui. kins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
flour SONIsS no HEIGHTS
IN SYMPATHY WITH WHEAT

New York, Jan. 1.-THE price OF
Hour SCARED today 10 the highest
point ig has reached In many years
Fancy grades IN iobblng lots were
quoted ~ s. barrel ON the noor
of the produce exchange there was
general advance of about 20 rents "a
barrel on all grades Spring patents
were quoted az ti.3s and some fancy
patents az $3.50 per barrel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
ENGINEMEN WANT AN
ELECTRIC HEADLIGHT
LAW PASSED IN N. M.
estate tnpitni Iiurcau
uVculng Herald
tSI he Vargas Hotel.

santa Fr y ST. Jan % The
legislative committee oi the BROTHER
hood of Locomotive Firemcu and En-
gincmen n holding meeting here
TODAY for the purpose Of presenting
legislation desired by that order The
prime ipni hill sought ~ tu require the
railroads &c use electric headlights.
a. g. culver of Albuquerque Be- at
tending the meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
Two Colored Men
and z Women
Lynched
Quadruple Example of Mob
Law Made in Monticello,
Jasper County, Georgia,
Early Last Night.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. i5.--Dan barber.
his son, Jesse, and Barbcr's two mar
ricd daughters Euln and Ella
Charles negroes. were taken from
the Jasper county jail at Monticello
last night by mob and bnched. ac-
cording 10 telephone message re-
ceiNed here late today.
sheriff James Ezollc was overp0W-
cred by 100 M ~. he said. and the
four negroes were forcibly taken
from the Jail Their bodies, rlddled
with bullets, were found ON the out
skirts OF the town today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
RESCUE WORK ASSUMES CHASTITY AND OFTEN
DANGEROUS CHARACTER IN STRICKEN AREA
Bodies OF Victims Horribly Mutlaed In Many Cases; Only
Few Hundreds Left Of Population Of sora While Avss
ammo Total Of Killed and Wounded win Be More Than
10000; Italy Not Accepting PrOffers Of Aid From
Foreign Countries.

London. Jan. rs (4s2s b. m.D--The
Exchange telegraph company has
received "a message from It's Rome
correspondent who says that the
magnitude OF the Italian disaster in
creases as further news from the de-
v1stated area is received.
The casualties az MaRilano- b.
Marsiare are estimated at Lace out
OF a population OF 1909. Al Peaoiul
1000 persons are reported killed and
the number of dead ut san Benedetto
Is given as 3.OOo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15

Cheyenne. Wyoe Jan. ls.-boih
houses of the wyoming legislature
TODAY passed the lesislation appro.
priations act and adjourned untl
Monday. Tomorrow the Legislators
win 20 Ia Laramie TO attend the ded-
icatlon Of the agricultural hall al the
University VI Wyoming,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
lnInIn,.n .nlnn- iiere.s.

Denver. Colo. Jan. 20. House and
senate n the Colorado general as-
temrly held brief sessions today. Al.
ter the transaction Of routine business
and the Introduction of minor bills ad-
Journmont Was taken until Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
SPANISH QUEEN ILL
WITH SCARLET FEVER

Madrid via London, Jan. 10 $3.50
y. mD--lt was made known In Ma
drld this afternoon that Queen We
toria OF spain Is confined TO her
Apartments with scarlet fever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
TODAY IN CONGRESS
sIiNNTE

SENATE; Met AT noon.
senator Lodge spoke on the nation
~ defense
Senators Root Hitchcock ana swan
son were appointed to cone' wy"
Secretary Bryan on amending the ''-
lomhian treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
SOItA DE:SOl.ATaiD. ONLY FEW
OF INfI.AfBsTANTS SURVIVING;

Rome. jan There q reason 10
believe that only . few hundred per
sons out ~ the ii,0eD who inhabited
sora have been sased. II - lInpos-
sihie as yet To Escer' ain the exact
number Of the dead and wounded
Relief expeditions have been hurried
20 osra. ana eefry hoar "a bringing
more narrowing particulars of the
destruction af the t0lYn.
The shocAs were 81 severe AZ Hora
that some buildingH Nore apparently
removed from their foundations and
cvcrturned some dlatonre ffom their
original positions The river Lirl la
Ia flood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15

Reprerentatlyc Beakes OF Michigan.
proposed "a constitutional amendment
To mntc the presidential term siN
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15
GERMANY PREPARES
GENERAL ATTACK
SOUTHWEST OF
WARSAW CITY

Russian General Staff Reach
es Opinion That TuetOns
Contemplate Vigorous Of
fensive At Early Date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15

Ef.EVFN TuOt'sAND BuftiHD
UNOFH tttNs Ar AVEx1ANO
Paris. Jau 10 1s'to y. nlt~~A diss
patch 40 me itaya agency frQm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-15

ToniglN ana saturday generally
fair. aouth portion probably now.
north portion colder Maximum, a..
minimum. 10; ranpe 20, at o'oleck,
~. north winds. partly cloudy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-26

Hamilton Fish jr. told war story
at smoker at the officers training
camp in Plattsburg.
Two brothers, Russians" he said,
were captured in the Karpathians and
sent 40 prison camp in Germany.
Their mother heard nothing from
them for long while, and the poor
woman was nearly distracted Then,
at last she got letter, letter from
the elder brother, Piotr
Dear mother he wrote, here I
am in the lovely German prison camp.
J have beautiful room, with use of
bath. The bed is comfortable, clean
sheets every week. Good food and
plenty of it. Beer to drink and cigars
10 smoke. am very happy.
'PIOTR.'
p. S.-Brother Ivan was shot this
for complaining p-Philadel-
phia Bulletin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-26

Ia necessarily one OF the most vita
importance. 1t is generally agreed
that the prevailing. lease system is un-
satisfactory to all parties concerned
and within the past few years there
has been a tendency to aoopt the part
nership plan Recenely a meeting Of
farmers. bankers and agricultural ex-
Derts was held at Hobart and partner
ship farming was one Of the principal
topics discussed. From a newspaper
report Of the meeting We take the fol.
lowing facts which should be Of in
terest 20 all land owners and tenants:
The old system Of share cropping
has been abandoned 10 considerable
extent. because II Is not usually profit
able II vas shown that a number
Of landlords in this section Of the state
have entered into partnership With
their tenants the landlord furnishing
half Of land and stock. and the tenant
the labor and half Of the stock, each
sharing equally in the profits and
losses Of the venture. Those who have
tried this say 1t is by far the best
plan, encouraging the tenant to keep
the farm in better condition and stim-
ulating him to enter more actively into
diversified farming and the breeding
Of livestock, since he feels that he Is
not merely tenant from year to year.
H. r. TolliVer. a Cordell banker said
he had gotten his tenant to take up
cattle. knowing they
would eat no more than scrubs and
you'd increase In value more rapidly.
He had loaned the man money at 10
per cent to enable him TO fulfill his
part Of the partnership agreement. He
yave figures showing his tenant made
more money under the plan than he
syer had made before and that his own
Profits we're much larger.
G. W. Howard, a banker at Freder-
ok. related an experience very sim
lar. From farm which had brought
lin $400 year before he last year
'eceived s1.750, and the tenant az
much, to say nothing OF the natural
ncrease of the livestock. He said he (.
ow has number of tenant partner ,
hips OF this kind.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-26
A STOLEN smILE'R TWO.
Not Their Fault.

Uncle Josh was comfortably lighting
his pipe in the living room one eve
ming when Aunt Maria glanced ur
from her knitting.
John" she remarked, "do you know
that next Sunday will be the twenty
fifth anniversary OF our wedding"
You don't say so. Maria,' re-
sponded Uncle Josh, pulling vigor-
ously on his corncob pipe. What
about it?"
Nothing" answered Aunt Maria.
only ! thought maybe we ought to kill
them two Rhode Island Red chickens" !"
But, Maria" demanded Uncle Josh
how can you blame them two Rhode
Island Reds for what happened twenty
five years ago?"-Kansas City Star
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-26
WITH A NUTTY FLAVOR

Like the average small boys neck
In summer, the streets OF this me.
tropolis never seem to be quite clean
Not everybody is buying automo
biles. A very few are making a liy.
ing selling these Indispensable house
hold necessities.
1t is again reported that the whaling
industry has revived. Revive it may,
but 1t viii never be popular with
mothers darling little gentleman.
1t is a strange coincidence, but OF
course means nothing, that the big.
gest shipments of pure Havana to-
bacco" come from the districts where
alfalfa is the main crop!
Up at our boarding house we have
made the startling discovery that this
years breed Of chickens runs more
to wings even than the pelican and
more to neck than the giraffe. Why,
there amt no more white meat about
EN- than there is about a crow.
Old Luke Bonesteel writes as fol
lows: I'm hard at work tryin' to
effect some sort of coalition between
the ostrich, the common or garden va
riety OF hen and the house fly, hopin
eventually, If not sooner, to git size
an quality in the matter Of eggs.
amt had much success yet, as I'm
hayin' such burned hard time
catchin' ostriches."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-26

Those ex-Texans who have been
whoopin'er up for the Longhorns in
the annual football contest with the
Sooners, should take warning and
cease to be hyphenated OkIahomans.
We are glad to note that Bert Bare
foot, after dropping his wad on the
game Saturday. has come out flat
footed for his adopted state.