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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
Saures ais 8rofe1or.

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uIH y eingebenber nit politHae,
5beorien unb prinsipien..
Der Wert bes idbrliden gdie
fercrtrages in ben Der. Staaten pirl
auf 100000 aefhGbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
Bonn Spbe abbernfen.
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Boone ltattfinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
WIatch Your Children

Often children do notlet parents know
they are constipated. They fear some-
thing distasteful. They will like Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by US, 10ceuts.
Carl 4. sshIsasl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
Spdscitsglpfcn.
@ Miller.

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@odaeit mltroe il1folge Ser &ratf6eit
Der @robmlltter oes Bral1tigams IN
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Sod)5eiittssreiie nod Seem Dorf All. 1l1r1
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fpirtbidaften.
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Muscatine mllr0e geitern Madmittal
6rallein Mhabel @esran bon Cohen
port nnb friiber bon Ma1scatine mi
Serrn Merpl @arnid bon 8ea
Hlaine, SSa, getraut. Die Iral1lln!
muroe Don &ep. t5mih %boa5ogen.
@pm Spbe a%bbernfen.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30

Der Mert bss iabrliden Sdie=
fsrertrases in ben Ser. Staaten piro
auf $64QQ0l0N aa4aht.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30

Sn ser Shirt Metbo6ilt Stride gu
Wuscatille 1pllrbe geltern Na6mittag
%iSr1iulein Mlabel @es,1an bon 3abcn=
port nno friiber Don M11scatitte mil
Serrn MerDl @arnid bon 8eae
Glaine, So, %getral,t. Die Irmtlng
mltroe bon &eb. Smitb ~poll5ogen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30

tutfei 5e5ttet5 eei5efft9H4t8
Bat ann Iielrstag Modmittag Die Be-
eroigltltg bon 5ralt sl11gu1t 5ieDers
III IegSftt Itattaefun0en. 8altor Sol
terrlmt leitete ben 5rauergottesoienlt
int Sol1ie n1O ulf Oent 6rieObof.
GQrgtrager marc1 brei 9ritoer lll1b
Drei Sdnpdger ser Ser t%orbener.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

and Bromwich are struggling for the
open position at third and the job Of
utility worker. Something good
should be developed from those i've
busy ''B's."
Cher American league teams will
not find the Mackmen such block
ade this season. Eddie Collins is
travelling vest with the White Sox,
and now Frank Baker, hOme-run hit
ter and third baseman, has decided to
retire from baseball.
Bakers retirement Is no Patti fare
well. Connie Mack made the an
nouncement at a banquet in Phila-
delphia last night, and the sadness IN
his tones indicated his sincerity.
Baker has a farm in Maryland and is
tired of the big league scramble.
According to Mack, Baker has been
anxious to quit for two years. He
signed three-year contract last sea-
son, but not until proPiso was en-
bodied allowing him to quit at any
time without being placed on the
blacklist.
McInniess and Barry are the only
men left of the famous 100000 M
field which carried him to remnants
and worlds championships with such
ease. His task ahead is stupendous,
for men like Collins and Baker sell
dom come to the front.
University Of Chicago bssketballers
downed Northwestern, % to IA, tie
ing with Illinois in. the conference
race. Each quintet has won seven
games and lost none. The two lead
ers meet next Tuesdaynight in Bart
lett gymnasium.
James ]. Nolan, telegraph oper-
ator, has sued the Chicago National
league ball club for $4,000, alleging
he was struck by a pop bottle while
attending a game on the West Side
last summer.
The entry list for the track and
60 - A. Ul1vssk T1a1sf~sassrak
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

Twenty-seFen Maroon athletes are
entered. - ~
Charlie 0'Leary has been uneohdi-,
tionaly released by San FrancisEo@
Of the Pacific Coast league p
Johnny kilbane has agreed to meet
Kid Williams either March or 10 in
six rounds at Philadelphia The
feather champ offers to make 1927
pounds for the bantam leader.
Lane Tech swimmers defeated
Sem natators, SO to Is, in the tank
at the Wilson Av. Y. NJ. G, A. Farrell
Of Lane was high point man with a
first and second.
Basketball Scores
Purdue, 10 Indiana, -.
wisconsin, 26; Ohio, II.
Garrett B. L, %; Mccormick
7. S., q.
New England, 80; Auburn Park, Is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
HUCKINS' MAY
BUY new HOTEL
Local Bonifaces Reported to
Be Negotiating for the
Hotel Tulsa

r. l- umorrd that Joseph and l.. ".
u llu.Nu. president and yiyr.prrsi
ucuD ul the liuu.m- Hotel company
which OWLS lUr lur liunkiu, iu okla.
huma tiN uuI the llu.Nus House Ia
IrNuibWm. luN- are contemplating
the rurua,r Of rhr lurrI Tulsa from
3D. ! frosty The consideration FOR
the property i- Said tU EXCEED $500 900
Huru Jh. lm,iu- left hate Monday ar
.tuu,w for iI.sa and were Ia the
Tulsa Hotel when called 10y n repre-
sentative uL The Times They denied
however when questioned about the
rumuL luHi there were ANY ncgutin
tluus iu uugrrs, for the transfer uf the
Tulsa property
The Hotel Tulsa, should the deal be-
made. will be- made part of the string
u hotels owned by the llucklns Hotel
company AS soon As The lease on the
hl'aI hp'1 ut present hy W y. Robin
SON expires eighteen months from now
The purchase win extend merely tu the
hotel building proper and does mt lu
rludn Wm hiugs, fixtures or any Inn
wo,rmcaS Mn Robinson mny have
Installed
The Tulsa Hotel contains somewhat
over Un rooms, with $50 baths. TX fire
proof and modern contains AN It's own
mechanical equipment u lighting and
heating system uud also q large rpfrIp
Grating plant improvements probably
include the addition N lOO or more
guest rooms, rommedous hanuuct
aud convention hall and y completr
ufurul,hiug
l.. " lmrblus. the vice president ~
the lluuku, Hotel company. win ne.
sumo the nctiyc management or tho
Hotel 1nI,u upon the termination of
the lcnso held hy Mr Robinson II is
mh Following lts expiration. Nj,
ImnEu- win move with his wife and
som tu Tulsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
GOVERNOR IS
BACK ON JOB
Mum As to Extra Session and
Politicians Are Not
Informed

M Any person, expected that upon
AVA his return from uuruut GOV.
rruor II L. William. would either is
sue the call for nm extra session Of
the state legislature or would issue d
public announcement lhal rh" project
hnd been abandoned
The governor returned Tuesday
morning but neither announcement nor
cali was made.
Oue state official ,n.l There Is
mo- doubt about the rv.nl session
one Of the governors close friends In
formed me that beyond rewdyrnture
the session would be- called for Jan
many H. and that the n'l would be
issued about January
Il still do not believe the governor
viii mike the big mistake of calling
mn cNtrO session. was thr comment Of
another official
Meanwhile from rpurls coming
from every part of tNr state the
great mUSs of citizen, hook upon the
proposed special session 20. something
entirely unesscntial and II the eN.
ucnse Is Incurred, a, almost criminal
They cite the fact thur farmers NJ
the state are enjoying prosperity.
lave plenty " money and making NO
demand for usury law that II en-.
acted would not hc enforced; that
there IA no aegro peril In OkIahomu.
and that no immediate legislation is
needed In any line
Furthermore. the fcIlows or many
Of them who nrc calling most loudly
Tor a special session mud telling the
governor 1t N needed, are telling their
friends that they will have little lruu.
hlo Ia prOlongur the session to sixty
! days ut the least aud probably longer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
Seeks Lost Sister
in Oklahoma Cit,

A search tor % lost sister witch I'm,
mot let up fur eight years began 10.
local rNi,tru.r Iucsdny morning when
Mayor O,crholscr received u letter
FROM Miss Pear Carter Co,mgtun
ky. asking mid In the search for her
sister Anna Frances Carter who was
lust heard NJ In Oklahoma CITY seven
or eight ycurs ago pt which time she
was u clerk In u luyul drug store Her
description is given us Having large
durkhrovn eyes, uud dark auburn hnlr
aud Is ~ medium stature weighing
nbont l3i pounds Any information
win be- thankfully rrrycd II sent
either lo the mayor office or to the
sister In Coyiugtou Ky
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ISSUES REQUIsIrION

Dnuumr Il t. Williams Tuesday Is
sued rpQusitluu ON the governor of
Louisiana for Hen Muliu charged with
removing murtugcd property FROM Nc
Curtain county aud now held nt
Shreveport Ia 4 reQuisItiou also has
I.u mlp h the governor NJ GcurgIn
rr nmu G. Tulhcrt charged with
vIt unllug and escape from the
.haIu gluE and said 90 be under ar
usr u oklahoma
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TRUCE FOR EASTER

EuN uuu gs Having failed to
nrm.. truce for the Christmas
hoUU... H. Pope IS looking forward
tu r... summation un Easter day.
lt. .i- ..u That the pontlff received
,u.u uwgrment before the holt
da,. .N fnl at one time he thought
he n.. u.mrmeuts completed where.
b, % ....'I.u NJ hustilitles would take
umu. .'r the expiration NJ the year
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BLIZZARD IN TEXAS

DALLAS, Dec ~ AhlIzurd extend
INK virtually uu over rrNns Tuesday
gave the state its first touch " real
winter Reports from nll sections tell
ot -lccl and cold. The cold extends
over the middle west Snow extended
as lar south us Laredo
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sew CHARTERS

J l. Lyon secretary NJ stnty. grant.
cd the following charters u,. %.
Cox Pool uil company. ArHmurn
capital stock $4,000. ncorruutors
J E Gillian, T. IS Dnlmnn rrr,ai
lleulOu nt Ardmpre
'onpu'rer ON company NJ Tu9
capital stock $4,000. lnrorpurHtua
7 T. HoN's p liolley Poe John $50.
Ian OF Tulsa
Rising Gun Gas COMPANY, uf DHu
humu CITY, capital stock g. 800. m.
rurporoiors e. J Tuohy J N Town.
send Fred pwk ". % Cigor @
Mrul, ot oklahoma Cly.
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US. MAIL SEIZED

HNEllN. Dec 2~ I.. ..ur. 4
American mail from 'u. Steamship. ru
rmn 90 Holland hy lhu I.'.-h govern.
mrn' b, reported iu d Rotterdam ul-
uu' % Tuesday.
WASHINGTON Uu. -~ The
uI'Ir- intend selling nH mail from fhr
United states SUSPECTED ~ h,'us lee.
tined for Gcrmnuy II WIS learned 10
day Thl. contemplated nHin was
brought about hy shipment NJ CON
trnbuud by mail from German ,ynra
rhi2rr iu the luitcI States 90 tho
ruthprnul
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ANN ARB0R BOY
KILLED AT FRONT

PARIS. Dec ~ Rlrmm Melville
llnll uf Ann Arhur Mich. % volunteer
driver attached 10 that section NJ the
American Ambulance Operating with
the French army In A.nur wa, killed
'1rlsim0, eve IN the performance ~
M. duty
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REVOLT imminent


LONDON Dec ~ Hungary con.
templates making the cultivation "
wheat 900 national monopoly. accord.
INK 90 o dispatch Tuesday from BUD
upr-I uHr fears Of popular revolt are
.nm rn hold the movement In check
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FREIGHT TIE.UP
UNkINklNG SELF

NEW YORK Dee 2S -Railpnd or
flcials here say that the congestion uf
freight Is being relieved hy cmhnrp,,.
on shipments 10y many milways md
that IN another week the situation WIN
be- cleared UP
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NO MOVE YET
ON SALONIKI
Aviators Report That Teutons
Do Not Seem to Be Planning
Invasion of Greece

AIHi\~, Dec. 2S-klng Con
stantnr Of Grrccc think, that the
allie may overcome the Icuton,
in the pre- cnt struggle, according
to unofficial report, Of an inter
view between the monarch aud
Genera Ca tcinau, chief Of the
French ,uerH staff pub. she'd
here ia, aay Constantine l. >aii
TO believe .,4t the central power,
cannot mu"uuucy r. l,l the eco
uomlr pressure.
hlug ,p ,mlnr is reported to
have % ..r why th. allie. permit.
ted the low de- lru.tluu of serbia
ana ir-m. Ihr rrpy was that
the cut Co.. war ,imttio. had 10 be-
watched and that ln. prevented
the concentration crir.Ly of adr.
quatc hr.p for the Mite countries.
7 ONpuN u.. y> Gm uulrr
Al ucrl1. 'ur whole N..c
front Wa. ." o. thr pHH- uu
office H.. . ....n. several Huy
II quiet An.#.rn, report ra Ska
of a Tru'". ..a Hu.r-r ~uIuma
according ~. Nn.- Hnwt.h an
10 O.
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COTTON GINNINGs

According lo Leo A Mnstcruu slp.
clal agent In oklahoma county rur the
department of commerce. there were
4lSG hnrs of cotton gnucd In this
county MP to December l3 1919, ~,
ognlnst ll33S mp 10 the same period
IN 1914
Mr. Mnstcrson left Monday night Tor
Washington. H. &, where he win take
u clerical position I'M the national
house NJ representatives
State AUDITOR T.. II, Howard was In
Tulsa Tuesday
state Insurance Commissioner \. l..
Wclch. although Nill suffering from n
severe attack of the grip. was ut his
post Of duty Tuesday
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COL. HOUSE, BOY.ED
AND WHlTLOCK SAIL

NlN YORK Dr. lS Colonel J.. VI
House Captain kuI boy Ed. pud Mln
-iur Hmul Whitlo,G sailed tuesday
OH lbc steamship Rotterdam.