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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22
ssa6 Gan srancisco,
9as 9latioHaIbHns. .aommittss 1T fin
bic Sabrt snr @eltauSifeamugs.
Stabt brrbuIlitdnbigt.


SIN 4uguit ipirb b<tanntR9 Der
gsationdl 4cfrpsnt bts Deutihs sams,
ritaRifhen gatipnaIbunbss In bsr
Weltausjtellunssftabt Gan Irancisco
itattfinben. es ioa MIss aufgsbotsn
lperben, nm ben Hdu9 10 sdblrsih
iuis ai5elid 81 MAIDEN. Shon felt &C..
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cine Isbhafts propasanna fir bic
|5abrt mad Der Dsliausiteaunssita
|uub gum apnbtnt bts gsaiionaIbun>
bss bstrisbeH. ct. Qouis mar bic lsbts
aonDentionsfiabt. Jn ptri9iebsnsn
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|esbi!bet tporbfH, bersn Wlitslisber ipos
6snilide ginaabIunssn madsn, um
Oi. soften Der Rsife tn bisIer Wsiis
in bequemer 4rt gu bedeu. I'm Der
Gpibe bss propuganbds unb Srdnss
portations Rommittsss bes Ratio.
nalbunbss ftsbt Or. Gbas. .. Wsinss
berg In ct. aouis. Der prdiibsnt bss
Dsiii9 amsritaniidsn 9unSes Don
mifouri. Das aommities isbt ii9
ipie folst 5uiammsn:
Or. 6. 8. Wsinsbera ct. 2ouis.
glatioHaI 0orIiber.
q, Don 3Offmann. ct. aouis, &c.
sretdr.
e.o. @itbum. Silfs esirstar.
ct. 2ouis.
Stuass @orfibenSe fiuS.
6enrp Weismann, 9rcollnn. q. y.
5. 9. Mapsr, pbilabtIpbid, pa.
Sp. m!.1,tsr, Gliuton, Ma1uhuietts.
4nton 2sibolb, Columbus, Gtio.
Sermann Wadnit, br.is prsHs
Staais5eituns. Gort @dpns, JrS.
q. 9. GanibasHsl, Baltimore. Wlb.
Or. g. RoTinssr. Detroit albsrb.
poit, Detroit.
yytb. G6mibi. Gbieaso.
qroi. SEQ Stern, wliIUuusss, Wis.
pdul .. gommsr. ct. lpuis.
Dr. paul Rassnbduftn. Capsnpcrt.
Jepa.
g. u. Sommsr, aincoIn, gsbrasta.
3. 5robperi, FaHfcs Gitp. Ran.
1lfrsb RsiHbarbi, Nsppori. ap.
Carl Wprib, UeHper, Colorado.
5chn Ssrmann. Gan iJraneiseO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22
WSelam1nlie
Sradtr siner jmnsen sran ben Uiit'
bedsr in bic Sano.

Cine Qn3a6l gaFantsn, tpelae sss
tern Wlittog an Der gde Der 8ierteu
unb Gin StrdBe Ooriibergingsu, pas
rem niht penig eritdunt. als tie cine.
stipa 25siGbrige, gutgetleioete 5rau.
bic elm tIsines NaGb6sn bei Der Sano
fiibrte, plDBlih gu 8oSen itiir5en IA.
ben. Sic silten auf sas paar 5u unS
fanben, bab bic S5rau, ipelde elm tlsis
mes. bis Sur Rsise gelsertes GlGfadeu
in Der Sano belt. bereits bas Be
pubtfsin perloren bate. 9o ss fif
augeHI6eiHIi4 I'm sinen SeI6itmorbs
psriuh bdnnelts, beeilten ii1 bic 4u.
gsn3eugsn, Si. poliast gu btnaGrifs
tigeH, pslhe bic gsipubtlcfs aud Ios
fort ins Stdbtbpipital einlisferte, bas
Sinb a6sr rorldufig in bic Rinbsr.
beimatb untsrbraf,te. SIN Soipital
fpuroe bic Gaibedung sema6t, bab
bic Syrau 9ift eenommen bate, ppn
beiIen tDbilibeu @irtuneeu lie jebo6
bur6 Icfortige 4nipeneung Der Was
bsfrsit puree. Sic err
laHste jsbo9 srft nab einieen Gtun.
ben oas 8sfpubtIein uno pertpsigerte
oann cine ,3ettlana iebfrebe austunft
lber lire SoeRtitIt. Grit ipdt ges
fern Rahmiitoa als man tbr bsbeus
tete, oab i6r ainb in Der &tubsrs
beimath untsreebraht lei, geitonb iie
elm, Srdu ReIlie @ilSe, Guttin bes
Um. Wiloe BON go. 423 Gin Gtras
&c, Qsipport, ap., 3u iein, Sbr Satte
fpuroe fofort beuahridtist uab mel
bette ii8 aub un9 tur3er 3ett in Der
GENERALIZATION, Do er aHSa6. bob er
iid bic Ebdt ieiner Satin nur bnz
cur6 ertIdrsn tonne, bub bieieIbe felt
.iniger 3eit Tebr nieberesi6logen mar
nno noh benz Dor eiuigen Wohen err
Tolaten 1obc eines 2ie6ltussbrubers
1an5 melanhnliIh gerporbsH fsi. Or
beea6 ii1 in 8esleituna eines DoliSis
ten suerIt nah Der Sinosrheirnat6,
no er ietn 5o6terd,sn retlamirte unb
oanu na6 bem 6pipital, no bic Sat
i'm ihn unter S6rGnen lin 9sraeis
1unq Bot une ibre Sreuoe onrii6er
lusbriidte, baB tbr Sel6itmorbperiu6
'riolaos sebIiebsn mar. Sic piro obne
3reifel heute ffon i'm Stanee ieiu.
,as noipital oerIaHen su tpnReH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22
n@olb fir Giien."
Da Grinnernussssiden einer sEehsn
8eit IN iietis f6 fteissTnSsT
Na4frase.
@daner aHb 8saHea bspti&sr ab'
funft foateu ne traeeu, nm and
GnherIidj lire anbaHsli6fsit
au bic Seimatb 81 seis

.llnb psr bag Sapert ni6t f4tpin,
gen fam,
Den JeiHb bon Der greH5e 5u tpsiisu.
Der blidst fiirbittsnb bimmeIdn,
ilnb tauidt isih Golb fir eiisH.'
60 fang Elm beuif4er Di4ter, uls
Dor msbr aIs bunbsrt Sabrsn fir
TeutIalanb bic StunDt Der Bsfrsiuns
idlug bonn frdn35iii9en Sod. Da.
mals tuurben bic siItrnen Ringe 3usrit
on biasnissu ssssbsu, ipelde ibr gOle,
SiIbtr unb fonftissn S9mud auf benz
slitar bss Duterlanbes ssopfsrt baiten.
llnb iie famen In S9darsn. bic beuts
iHen Mdnnsr unb Grauen, I'M ihrs
atbsbrlihe irbii4e 6ubs ber5ugtben
tnb fir fHli1ts giien.Rinse tinsue
tauihsH. lleber bunbert Sabre iino
perflOHen unb pisbsrum ruff bic Totb
bes Daterlanbes, Der alien 6einiatb
su Opfsrn aui. glidt allein briiben in
osuii9sn Qanbsn tpirb an bic Silfss
ibersiii6aft eiiies Jtben apptairi. ions
bern Der Ruf tresbt on lle, oenen
bsuif9ss 9lut in bsR absrn flisbt uno
bic fern Der beutidsn Usutter Orb.
inc nsus 5simaib ssfunbm habsn.
@sbt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22
Sic Sclesatcn BON Icbrasfa.

Sma6a in Rsbrasiu unaeIt nan
Der uGhFidbrigsn 9onpention oss
acknowledgements Der
8ereini9ien Staahn. SGmmtIihe
pieraia Deleoaten BON Jebrasto pers
ben ii4 bic reolifite Nuhs asben ben
Breis III aepinnen Die 9ropdganba
bat Serr &. 9. purriib, Der Runager
oes pubIicitp Bureaus ess gommers
cial 9lltbs bon Omaha in 0ineen.
Derielbe peilt bereits nit ben fpIasu=
ben 9elegatsn in Der Stuot: 6. u.
GraFf, ShuIIupsrintenoent BON Omns
ha, u. Graham, ShuliuperineHoent
pon South Smdba; .. SO. 6apss.
Br6iipsnt nerperuRormal 6hule;Ir.
Sep. 2. Did, qr1Iibeut oer aearnsp
RormaIidule; Or, Il. z gcnn., grds
iineut Der @onne Normal G6ule. Die
iibrigen 0erren Der Pebrusta De.esas
tioE. suidmmen 35, treffeH beute
@benb 7 llbr Elm. Die o6ensenanntsn
6erren ftatteten Der 8oltsbIatts sRshats
tion gefteru 4beno cine geiud ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22

iiiiD ipeistrt. IN St. eouis feruerbin
su ipislsn ipiro 6srrn gritton. ben
GissnttiiHler bes ooriisen aiubs. bic
Wdbl aiuifdsn bOaiidnbisem gerluit
unb BEN BON Cincinnati offsrirten
grfab uiht fdwtr fallen. 5m gale
Der Mustaufh su Stdnbs iommt, Be-
abiihtiat 6duptlina 6ersoe nit bem
yriibmten Sanger unb supsrldifisen
galfhldgsr in ber 0srtbeibisuna bes
mittlsren Sslbfs au erpsrimentiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22

irno ii6 iasilSis befrnnsn rpirb, in
baburd, allipruG oiii Die 9iiloc pes
@sriAtsbois niaden ju tonncn er
miro Besste lem 8orperbor DOE oem
Winisipnlgerid)t 81 beiteben baben
umo obne 3peiiel ben Grobgeifauore.
ilen iiberipieien peroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22
9okal.Derid)l
asnbent Der aabaspses,.
aHs alien 1beilsH bss eanbfs ,uerbrn
bic 5Hssnbersie1tr sHfammeH.
itrSmsn.

Das .Dspartsmsnt Of Gupsrinitn.
bgnftv osr Vational Gbucaiiou aKos
eiation bdlt bisie Wshs bisrielbFi feline
5atrespsrfammluns ub unb tpsnn biz
cifijisus Gr6ifnung au9 srit am
DknjiuQ Absnb IN Der Wuiiibals srs
fplgt, 70 iperbR bod bsute Ifpu bsr-
isbisbsne rntsrabtbsiIungsn in Gibr
uns irsttn. Cine trbsblids 4HsabI De-
iegnttl tusili b<retts in Der Gtabt,
bod tpirb bns Gros erit i'm 9aufs bss
txutiSen 9ages sintreFfsn. Jnssss
fdnsmt ipsrbsn an bic 2500 Suesnbs
biibHsr aus allen 9beilsn bsr Der.
gtaattn erpartet. Dds 6auptqunrtisr
bsfinbet fid5 I'm 6otel Gibfon unb bort
srfoIst bic MesiiiriruIps. SIN llebriesn
iinb iiir bic llntsrfunIt Der Deiseatsn
fdmmtIims 9otels belest uHb aubers
Dsm fpobntB pisls Der ausp1rtisen
9srrsn ipdbrtnb ibgss 5isrisins bel
Irsunbsn.
4m Miontas 4benb 8 llbr triit I'M
Gmsrp 4ubitorium ber Rational
Council Of gbuoaticH 5uIanlHsn.
priiibsnt bislsr H0rperi4aff IN Ro.
Bert =. akp, Neitor Der llnipsriitdt
Wtaint ~ prono, Mt, S9i5s prdiis
bent IN Samts q. Jopnsr, Staais.
iduliuperin:fnbeut BON Yorb garoli,
no, Nalsieb, n. g. Getrstdr TIT 20. ..
DpeH. bsr qriu3ipal Der Ghioasotr
NormaIi9uls. Gs iinb niHt iptniasy
als StbH abbunblunssp iibtr .Stan.
fdr5i5ation" angtmslbst,
Die gaiionnEE EoeIstp for tbe Stnbn
Of Gbucaiipu bdlt ihre Nsriummluug
9tuis Qbenb in Der Wula Der GuilforS
ghuls ab. prdiIbent bisfsr msrsin.
suug III .. Ul. GninH, G9uIiuptrin,
isHbtHt DON Rem Orleans, Co., uno
Gsirstdr III GbsIier parter, Dstdn bss
GsbrsrIsminnrs Der llninrfitGt Gbita.
90, Die Distujfionsn bsrubsn auf
Dem IA. Sabrssbu9 Der GsIsnI4dft,
in ipsIhsm iibsr swaHais pdbagossn
NIT glrttiisn psrtrstsn Iinb. bic iih
aud an ben DsbaitsH bsibeilissn biIrf'
ter.
GhIisblih periamm,lt iiG 5suis
eltsnb bic Qmsriean G9ool peaes
asasus uHb sipar i'm 8aIIipal pfs 80.
isl GintoH, gs IN elm Gmpfans nsbjt
1sfsHsH unttr Woriib bss goupsr,
Bsurs Grant q, Milis. Rebntr iinp
SdulIlptrintsnbsnt gonbon, SdmiIs
ton 6oIt bon ZEN Yori, apiIgrebs
mann 5amss g. SlapbsH aus GdH
glHipnio. asras. 5oiepb Spain. Rst,
tpr pes Giportbmors College 5tl
Slpartbmprs, ga, Das 5auptqunrtisr
Der fJrisbeBaIisn bsfinbtt Iib in ben
9iminsrn 254 SO bss 6otsi Gibion.
'praIibsHt Der aisa 1T SdulInperin.
isHbsnt goHbcn uRb Gstrst1r i5annis
Ssrn NHbrsips aus Bottom.
Dis @srtinisuns Der Staatsiupsrs
iHisHbsHt.n bat btuis spsi Siblnssn
aHgtIstt unb sipar iim 8 llbr Wormits
tags unb 2 llbr Rn9mittass i'm 4fs
ItrnbIp,ganl bss Gintpn untsr aeis
tung h,s Der. Siaaien SHultommifs
fGrs Clarion. Dpriibsr bsr NsretHis
siius IN M, q. Sbaipisp BON Gbarlss,
ton. %. o.. unh GstrsiGr 70. q.
Rcb non Sopsla. Ran.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22
8aiebaa.
ssDOritebeHbe abreiie Der ssieSs@
mad sem SaSsu. - Sidjsrnna BON
2sad unb @iuau uabssu sslpih.

@dbrenb Der ndhiteu 2aee iperben
Die meiiten Spieler unieres alubs
iia bier gum 0ieuiis ursIbtn. ba Der
ielbe am nahIten SaInitag ignter Sci.
ting oes Sauptliugs Ser5og bic aei.
ie uad gIIeranorin, Ga, Der oiesiab.
rigen einiibungsitatiou antreten
mirh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22

Stubsnt (oem @prbsimarI6 zines
5eft5uses 3uiebenb) :rSaIt. iebi beibts
ailsretbsH, bic SbusioeriHnung
tpmmt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22

glIS eine Reperimg 6ie Sen Spie.
lerH iebr eripiiHid)t tonuneH aber Den
6ans mibiaIlen miro, tueroeu nab
reuS bieier Saiiou in alien Rational.
Iiga Sta0ten an oen gsationnlfeier.
ingen jtntt Der iibIihen 9oppeIipieIe
am gladmittae Dor. uno 0ahutit.
tussipieIe itaitiinoen.
Die bonn SduptIina Ser5oa ae.
tern i'm Snuptqiartier (@igains
8lod) eingetroffenen 1epefdeu. oeii.
Ten bic @abriheinIihfeit an. hnb es
ibm innerbnlb Der ndhiten "a Stim.
ben aeIinsen tpirS. 9oHlmD 9eod.
ben @eierareu.S hpdrIner Der .Bi.
ratens uno Cubs, Der tpeaen norge
riidten s[Iters feinen ebrenbelen glb.
id)ieo erbalten bat imo boaeIfrei iii.
lmb ben bic feinoIide .,SeoeroI.0ipos
30 umqdrnen bsrfuht bat. fir BIZ.
.@sbs' 1uf bic Ddusr bieisr Saiicnl
III perpfli6isn. Ssrsoa Der fif auf
psr ndbrt nnd Cincinnati teiinbst.
IpirD beutt Iout gerobrebuHg NIT
oeah in pitts5ura auiammsntreffen.
Ter 9sbiere 1T sinsr Der teftsu 9ersI
Ibsihiaer 5ss dubsren SeIoes nnS
madiis in bsr SdHbbabuns b.s
2 Ntn'
Die qlnsEdten anf Giheruna bss
fduasrs winuO pOn ben -aGreindl:n'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-22

Die qlnsFidt.n anf Giheruna bss
itiuasrs Winuc bon BEN -aoretuil:n'
bubs~ iiA lpisber aIniiiasr fur bic
-gssss- ssIalia. 0a iia @iuss 20.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
SANTA FE TO PAY
FOR ARDMORE DAMAGE

Ardmorc. Oh. oct Z A ,clcpram
Go Mayor Mullen. from T.. = Ripley,
president OF the Santa Fo Railway
Company states that the Santa re
Is not inclined To wait Tor the judg.
ment OF tho courts upon liability
OF the company growing out OF last
Mondays explosion. and proposes
that careful examination OF the
claims for death. personal Injury aud
property loss be taken up by com.
mittee OF six persons. who have been
ramed by the mayor and tho beard
OF commissioners as compromise
committee. Mr.. Ripley asks that a
statement OF the individual losses .bc
sent to his company with view OF
making an immediate cash settle.
ment upon a reasonable basis. This
telegram was great relief 10 the
people as a whole, and upon the as
eurances that all lamagca will b,
paid In cash at an early date. bust.
ness will Decome normal much carl.
Ter than otherwise.
This committee which represents
the city OF Ardmorc IL composed OF
former governor. Lee Cruce. 7. G.
Dings. J. w Harrell. J. s. Mullen
II. c. Pottcrff. and II. A. Simpson
Acknowledgement OF liability on
the part of the Santa Fe will prob
ably result In resembling the order
OF the Corporation Commission fol
hearing which was to have beer
held this week. but the Commission
has included In Its order On investl
cation OF the transportation suie'
governing high explosives to prevent
similar explosions from occurring al
any time in the future. The hear
ing may be held for this purpose.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08

ticmcn for this or any other business
position. little need be- said. suffice
90 say that tn three of them are
as sound safe, aud thorough business
men ~ will be found In this OF any
other community anywhere
When thlngs have run alonE 40
long. and gotten in such a dopiorahle
condition as Durant's water depart.
mcnt, " - mighty hard TO find man
or set Of men, willing to attempt 10
undo all the damage that has been
done. and the fact that these three
men are willing 10 Rive the matter
their beet endcavora. without COM
pensation of any sort, seems To this
writer to show a spirit OF reai pa
triotism, Which IL lacking In great
majority OF us.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
GOVERNOR WILLIAMS
WOULD ABOLISH ArntErICS

Governor Williams a. quoted In
the press az opposing athletic sports
AZ the State institutions. and as hev-
Ing IN mipd a recommendation to tho
next legislature to abolish football
end rOscgall, substituting In ,hcir
place military training. which. he
thinks. viii provide the necessary
Physical exercise and at the same
time contribute something to meet
the demand for better preparation
for national defense, Commcatinr
on this attitude Of the Governor.
Frank 01ult, president OF the BOARD
OF Agriculture. says that " athletic
sports are abolished, the state may
prepare 20 put For Rent" signs on
It's state school buildings. Mr.
Gaulrs idea is that the chief pre-
llminaries 60 training for service as
soldiers Is TO teach boys how to ride
and shoot. Men with this training
ate quickly developed into efficient
soldiers. according 60 his view.
W NtA'NtNtf W NNANANN N''W''W
the controlling factors OF the two
systems Of state education is sure to
attract the attention OF teachers. stu
dent body and school patrons, and
those who are particularly interested
In school sports are likely TO be rous-
ed. in view OF the fact that the Cow
ernor has a way OF putting his sug-
gestions into concrete form. The
advocates OF athletic sports are like
ly TO cite the fact that these sports
are conspicuous in the institutions
Of the government maintained ex-
clusively for the education OF army
and avy officers. II the Governors
suggestion TO provide military train
Ing Ia all the State schools we're In
dependent OF the suggestion 20 abol-
ish athletic sports. Il would arouse
less opposition. Il q did not commend
active support. Harlow Weekly.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
MAY HAVE SPECIAL
SESSION OF LEGIsLATURE

Oklahoma City, Oct Members
OF the legislature have called on Gov
ernor Williams and there has been
considerable discussion OF the special
session Of the legislature which has
been expected. and which at one time
Governor Williams was in the mind
TO call. While the outcome OF the
litigation that involve sthe validity
of the new gross production tax on
oil is factor that may indicate the
need for a special session, and the de-
siro OF Governor williams TO estab-
lish a large cottonseed oil mill at the
Granite reformatory is also fac
tor. The condition OF the election
laws is the most discussed topic now
among the members Of the lawmak-
ing body
II the legislature should be assem-
hled 10 act upon the election laws. il
would be limited to the power Of sub
mitting a clause TO the Constitution.
amending the same, and this would
have to be ratified or rejected by a
vote OF the people. The legislators
who want a special session for this
purpose-SpoiDt out that II the legis-
lature were assembled soon Il would
be possible to submit such an amend
ment at the election In August next
year and have the new law. I'm case
IL were adopted. in working order by
the November election following.
SO far as Governor Williams is con-
cerned. he is not thinking seriously
OF special session at this time. al
though he admits the possibility OF
such an eventuation OF affairs.
II a special session should be call
cd. II would not meet before January.
There is a disposition among some
Democrats 10 look with little concern
upon the failure OF the Grandfather
Clause. = They believe that there IL
little danger OF the negroes booming
factors in the defeat of their party
There are negro Democratic clubs In
some counties in Oklahoma, and al
90 there are negroes who have got
out OF the habit OF voting.
On the other hand. there are many
Democrats who are agitated over the
situation and who imagine that un-
less some law IL made TO prevent II
there will be widespread Republican
gains owing 10 enfranchisement OF
the blacks.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
MUM POWER PLANT sooN

According TO items carried by the
Denison Herald. construction OF the
hugs power plant on this side OF Red
River below Colbert will commence
very soon. and the Strickland inter
ests. which have the project in hand
bave already secured title TO enough
land TO erect the plant The plant
will have approximately $4,000 horse
power OF energy to be used In pro
yiding electrical current to operate
North Texas lnterurban lines. and
the line which II is contemplated to
build into Oklahoma through Durant.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
RANK suEp ron rsunY

In ease filed today In the District
Court. ono A. l.. Short acks from tho
Farmers state Bank. at kcnefick.
damages In the aum of $4,000. boz
Inc double the amount Of usurioua In
tereat he alleges the bank charged
him. and 500 for attorneys fees be-
sides, shorts petition recotos that
at various times he borrowed from
the bank money 10 the total OF ti.-
00725. for various lengths OF time.
and that the total interest charged
on all OF the loans together was
si2f50. being more than tho legal
rate OF interest allowed by statute.
On top OF this, he files pauper'a at
fIdavit. which ompels the clerk TO
file the case without deposit for
osts. The case In being handled by
an attorney by tho name OF Miner.
from McAlcster.
This writer knows nothing whatev-
or OF the merits OF the case. but can
not refrain from thc~remark that II
looks very odd for one with thous-
and dollar line Of credit at n bank.
filing affidavit to avoid payment OF
court costs.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
INSTRUCT corRr nusy rtus
WEEK ON CIVIL SETTINGS
several Cases Womack
Gcts Judgment Against Caddo
People. Arrest Cas-.
O. Are Dismissed.

District couit has been a huay
place this wecs the time Of the coart
being taken up with heavy civil
settling OF eases Monday. the first
day. was taken up with hearing mo-
tlous aud demurrcrs IN sovorai cas-
cs, and the trial of eases proper was
commenced Tuesday morning
Tho first case up was that ot W O.
womack. Of Dallas. against several
defendants az Caddo for debt on note.
After the evidence was In the court
instructed the Jury to find for tho
rlaintlff IN the sum Of 100000
The cases against Justice OF tho
Peace w. r. Maddox. OF Caddo. and
hts three hondsmcn each Of which
charged false arrest and lmprison-
mrnL we're dipmisscd before called
20 trial The plaintiffs In the cases
we're NJ r. Caughman. Louis nraud-
man and WIN Harper. II seems that
the justice had sentenced cash OF the
three fellows for vagrancy and they
took offcnse at his action.
Tho case of the First state Bank
% Dcnison against O. n. Edwards.
Of Dokchito. replevin suit. was dis
missed on motion Of lha plaintiff
The case OF the DasA Company, OF
Caddo. against E. r. Smith. was dis.
missed on motion OF the plaintiff
During an intermission between
civil cases, w. N. Mayfield was ar
raigned on charge sof burglary In the
econd degree and plead guilty. The
court will pass sentence later.
The case OF Noah Arlington
against the Oklahoma state Bank oI
Caddo for sl250.7s. which II q
claimed the plaintiff had ON deposit
there during the time OF VIII Me
bride. and which he claims he coult
not recover. occupied the time OF the
court Wednesday. and resulted In Q
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum oi
s1s5s.12.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
STATE TAX LEVY
FIXED AT MAXIMUM

The State tax levy for The fiscal
year has been fixed by the state
Board Of Equalization at the maxi
mum allowed under the laws 0t is
three mills. One-fourth nill each
for school and highways is automat-
iealiy levied, making the total lev
three and one-helf mills. or the
three mills for State purposes II IS
stated that one-fourth mill goes 10
covering deficiencies. The revenue
10 be derived from this levy Is estI-
mated to be about four million dol
lars.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
APpoINTEEs WILL ACCEPT

All three OF the gentlemen ap-
pointed by Mayor Yarbrough as a
water commission. without pay,
Messrs. c. c. Hatchett $. w Stone,
and @. u. Malone. have signified to
reporter for this paper their inten-
ton TO accept the free Job" and to
give to the city their best services
without pay.
Regarding the fitness OF these gen
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08

TO tho state than the casual cbscrv.
or would think.
want 10 thank you for your kind.
ness aud fairness IN the past. and cs-
pecially for your Kindness In publish
ina this letter.
Most respectfully aud sincerely,
c. ~ WATSON.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08
COTTON TOOK A Rig JUMP

Cotton took quick jump OF 70
points, or s3.60 bale, early this
week as the result OF an unfavora-
BILE crop report. and New York quo
tations s12.s5. the highest point yet
reached. and indications were that
Il was s;ill going up.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-10-08

We are anxious TO assist several
young, ambitious girls TO make them
selves independent by teaching them
trained nursing. Tuition. board.
room, laundry, and monthly ailow-
ance free. For particulars. write
Drnison city Hospital. Dcnison Tox-
as. va
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-07-30
CONSERVE MOISTURE IN SOIL
Dry Farms Should Be So Worked That
Large Quantity Of Water lie In
Soil at Harvesting Time.

It is always dangerous to permit the
soil of a dry farm to become very
dry, especially below the first foot
Dry farms should be so manipulated
that even at the harvesting Eeason q
comparatively large quantity of water
remains in the soil to depth of eight
feet or more. The larger the quantity
Of water in the soil in the fall, the
more readily and quickly will the wa.
ter that falls on the land during the
resting period of fall, winter and early
spring sink into the soil and move
away from the top-soil. The top or
first foot will always contain the larg.
est percentage Of water, because 1t is
the chief receptacle Of the water that
falls as rain or snow, but when the
subsoil is properly moist, the water
will more completely leave the top,
soil. Further, crops planted on a soil
saturated with water to depth Of
eight feet are almost certain to ma.
ture and yield we'll.