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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20
TWO ARE FRUSTRATED BY HENr
Mrs. Patterson One Victim. While Oil
Field Worker Was OthcI.

Special 10 The World
pEUMRIGHT. June 19-Two pros
tratiuns as a result of the intense heat
occurred i'm this locality Friday and
the suffering of man and beast was
general Mrs r.. w. Patterson aged
%, who lives just cast Of DrunriEht
near the offices Of the T.. B Jones
oil company was overcome about 10
o'clock in the morning and recovered
consciousness only after an hour S
diigcur work of physicians
Persons coming i'm from the field
Friday afternoon reported tCNmiug
work greatly retarded ON account oc
the heat one man having attempted
10 walk from Oi'on to prumright
was picked mp by tho side of the road
conscious but wu1lc to travel Ilo
was given a mt by an automobile
driver and brought to town The
chauffeur did not learn his name, but
said he was able to walk when he
reached town
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20
POOL HALLS MUST
GET STATE LICENSE
After This Week SucI
Amusement Places to be
Under County Judge.

ProprIetors Of all rool and btII1r
halls in Tulsa county must apply th
week for a state license, or they WI
find themselves subject to a hc'.
fine.
License blanks were received Il
terd1y by County Judge James Wood
ford and will be ready for service &.
morrow. They may be obtained 4
the county court IN the courthouse.
After the application has been mae
copies will be posted in -four pI.w'
nent places in the county, and l#
days will be given il which protest
against the Issuance of the Icons
may be filed. Any citizen will h11
the right 90 protest against The lr'
ance Of any license.
Must Make Good to judge.
The pool hall proprietor must s
make a showing before the o'uhq
judge, indicating that he has @ g''f
moral character and has never nee
convicted OF selling liquor or SAN
bling. The previous reputation or W
place of business also will b" ltN5
into consideration. No license vi
be issued 10 a pool or billiard nan \
Gated adjacent to a place IN NlI,u
liquor license is i0'''I
The law regarding the presence
minors in such places must also
The county judge may y
woke a license at any time If th' P''
visions of the law are violated
No pool or billiard hall can ne
Gated in an unincorporated Town
village The towns in Tulsa count.
which such institutions can he 'IJ
ated. providing they are licensed ~
Tulsa. Broken Arrow. BiXhy Jehf
Owasso and Red Forh'
Several pool halls in the city
Tulsa probably will he denied
cense. it was Indicated YESTERDAY
Each holder of a license must ~
a fee of IS TO the county court up
tln Issuance OF same
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20

The new Curate bad preached a
very dne sermon that morning on
Married Life" Two old Trishmen
who had been fast friends for yoors
were discussing the address az fbev
walked homo together
'lt was p fine sermon his rivcrence
vas after givin' u5 this morning. Tim d"
commented one
10 vas that" quickly assented the
olher Then with n dissenting frown
he continued. AN ! wish ! knew as
Iiitle about he matter as he does -
National Monthly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20

simply a continuation Of the Bartlcs.
willie has no, yet been fully determined
by the oil men, but all OF them are
getting into the deeper drilling as fast
as possible. and this has the result Of
making the big field see it's busiest
days at the present time
10 Is understood that there are six
points difference between the grav-
ity OF the Tucker sand and Bartles-
Vile sand oils. and in order TO de-
tcrmiue whether or not this is tho
Tucker sand found in this field test
of the oil theretrom is being made
oil men say there have been more
rigs built In the oil field during the
past three weeks than during any
previous three weeks in the history
OF the field. Everybody's doing 1t,
and the extension Of the field north
east is but an added inducemcnt to
rig building,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20
Ob~cryc Emancipation Day.

NT'|TTT ~ m" WTTTT-
DRUMRIGlIT, June 10 - The
Junctccnth,' as emancipation day Is
very commonly called among the do
cendants OF the bencficicrics of Lin
coins prpclamauuu will be celebrated
extensively hero this week Little
Africa lying q short distance from
town m northc1stcrly direction. is
crowded with visitors and the lodging
places are filled with the dignitcriss Of
the race. The celebration will last
three days. Saturday. Sunday and
Monday, June l9. 90 and 2I. I.cwi4
Epps. the FIRST negro who ever came
20 Drumright. who Is now an extensive
land owner and influential citizen. is
master Of ceremonies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20
KILLING II YEARS NGOl


Special TO The World
CUSHING, Okla, June 10
The first killing OF an outlaw in
this locality took place near here
just 81 years ago. He was fcl-
low without a name, except that
he was called "Sourmash" The
first preacher OF the then very
small Gushing made the wrctch's
coffin and painted tho dead box
blood-red He also preached
pointed funeral sermon over the
expired sOjourner for hell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20

English Politician. seem to BE-
much faster in this country than we
ere in England
American Politician-Yes Here wc
run for congress. while over there
you merely stand for parliament
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20

by p"
DO old guy wild dc dinkly whis-
kers = replied the office boy. "Aw.
he's dc owner OF de paper"
and who's de guy wild imp"
Sh Don't git gayl He ain't no
guy, dats de spOftin' editorl"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20

TO STREW EASTWARD


,,-,,-,-r,, ,1 in, .,.lg.b
w -'> ! ~ - N""''N VIZ
the Tulsa Booster FITIS may
cauturc the beauties Of the cast.
The gfrIs confess that their one
greatest desire is to own a kodak
or camera. Anyone caring 10 con-
tribute TO tho happincss of the
rirls hy prcscntmg them with the
dcsirnj nigurc box VIII receive an
expression of thanks in six diff
frrcnt voices ana an AUTOGRAPHED
photo Of the booster girls, attired
i'm their catching Palm Beach
suits and Panama hats, their
Tulsa -bcs1rInklad eripsacks at
their fcat, and all clustered
around the camera or kodak in
question Now don't everyone
Spca" at once P''oSe'
Pr, ,...5.r ii. ,,.b, o..o o,i,o
ne S,A N'''"3'' ~ - WV -. "-C 7'7 7..,i77
TO- 'niuI"u IuS i,N,, ne" 1.I,ng ~, ,r G,,l,
we a'I|o", .'u 'u'.ul'O" NJ .i' +''I.2
ino S'7Pe 1I E'oN,I'P ''', !'lIN' 'I,"i h,,,.o y
me eyes OF 'Lpus nus ol P'4Piv, ii", -,
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lnG Ee"eI"9l'y Oh Luual o,''~.',' e.5T -
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-20
How Did lie Know

Dr Iarklns. ostccpathic physfcian.
third floor New Daniel building ADV.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
For Sale-Real Estate

20 ALFALFA. $12OO, Improvements. 41a miles northwest Phoenix. will cut , ton per, now. If you see it you will buy il. Price $4200. Terms. NJ. A.
 Dawson. Glendale R. D. No . ak
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Wanted IT Help, Male and
 Female

MEN, WOMEN-Learn the barber trade. We placed over 5000 in good positions last year; weeks completes. Moler Barber School, 429 F. 5th St.. or 122 E. End St. Los Angeles. If
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Business Chances


 THREE YOUNG MEN in business wish to secure a fourth as partner, must be able to keep books. handle correspondence and rustic business. Must be local man of at least three or four years experience in Phoenix, and able to give good references. Right man will not be asked to invest in business, which is Well-known and well established. Address Box 2561, care Of Republican office. ak WILL ECHANGE good business for Phoenix, El Paso or Los Angeles real estate. Miss Ryan, 6021a w. Van Buren. dn SMALL CONFECTIONERY and lunch; making money; suitable for man and wife; low rent. Telephone 14S6. al AUTO REPAIR SHOP-Good loca- tion, rent SIS. Johnston, 30 N. 2d Ave. REAL ESTATE and Insurance office, including auto. in good live town. John ston, 30 x. 2d Ave. tt BARBER SHOP for sale price 25c and 5Oc) if taken inside of thirty days will sell at bargain. V. A. Jones, Win kleman. Ariz. al PRIVATE BOOMING HOUSE-13 rooms, nearly all rented permanently; completely furnished. with piano; close in. on Washington St, bargain if taken before April 1. Box 3S1 Republican.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Wanted Help, Male


 WANTED-Experien kitchen man and dishwasher; must be steady work CT and reliable. Box 503 Republican.
 dg FURNITURE SALESMAN WANT ED-A very large manufacturing con- cern desires at once a salesman thor oughly familiar with and covering wholesale and retail furniture and dept store trade in this state to handle fur niture specialties Of large and ready sale. To the right man. who is a live wire and has record of results. lib- eral commission arrangement with ex- elusive state territory will be made. Address fully, stating record and pres ent employer, B. T. F.. Suite 610, 20 Nesey St, New York. 1t ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS and other household specialties an specially attractive basis to agents, eX- elusive territory. Box 2709 Republican.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Apple Cider

PURE APPLE CIDER, 75c per gal lon. 100 l.. Adams. u
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Auto Time Table


 FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE
 Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 30 minutes from A. M. until r. M, and thereafter as follows: Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa. 700 pm. 6;3O pm. 500 pm. ZOO pm. 9:OO pm. 500 pm. 1O:3O nm. goo pm. Leaves Tempe about 30 minutes af- ter leaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Mesa.
 Mesa Chandler Division
 % am. 7:3O am. 10:O0 am. 9:3O am. 12.Oo am 11:3O am. 200 p.m, 1:30 pm. 400 pm. $: 5O pm. 600 pm. 5;S0 pm. Fixes Auto Delivery-Phone 4l4
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Wanted-Help. Male


 WANTED-Young man for order and bill clerk and assistant bookkeeper. Box 2705 Republican. al
 THREE YOUNG MEN in business wish to secure a fourth as partner, must be able to keep books, handle correspondence and rustic business. Must be local man of at least three or four years experience in Phoenix, and able to give good references. Right man will not be asked to invest in business, which is Well-known and established. Address Box 2561, care of Republican office. ak
 WANTED-At Acre City, man with dried fruit and cannery eXperi- ence and man to take charge of black smith shop and live stock commission business. See NJ. H. Shelton, 215 West Washington, Phone 495. If
 RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS wanted. s75.00 month: pull unnecessary; write immedia tely for full particulars. Frank lin Institute, Dept Il D, Rochester. N. Y. 5-d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
GENESEO.

Mrs. Phineas Morrow OF this city
has been awarded the prize offered
by the Non-Partisau Civic league for
the best design for the cover OF the
souvenir home coming booklet 10 be
issued by the league within the next
few weeks. a large number of de-
signs were submitted bur the judges,
Mrs. Joseph stafford. Miss Katherine
Antics and Nir- Frank Bradley decided
Mrs Morrow was entitled 10 the prize.
the design shows the Geneseo depot
Ia the upper richt hand corner of the
page and in the left hand corner is
AN old gentleman home conner
with a suitcase in his hand and his
eyes fixed on the Geneseo depot in
the distance.
The Santee family who created such
a disturbance on Monday afternoon
were given until Tuesday az midnight
10 leave the city when brought before
Justice c. r. Luther Tuesday morn
ing. and they all left as they promised
they would.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry DERRICK Of
GAINESVILLE. Wis. who have been visit
ing az the home of Mr.. Dedrick's
mother. Mrs. John DERRICK, and Mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

tr valerE. sour fss' should point
straight ahead ard come d1uu rat.
r=e. rrrF writers EE1 advise fhaf
rsr HaIf af tEr fa1s should touch ths
FFHg-l rrss. ir common uitf che call
sfFer..e Instructor az school Wb1
He-.r as r1s ssfis~s ere same thinF
60 roo ss1a srVssisE abaat the pFac-
Eeal sa5r Of vaiEiHE Ths former
fa4f+less have Oh uird the ballroom.
srt ere latter tss gymnasium on a
fTrE ua.f goa viii naturally fail irto
fFe proper way % handling your feet
frF F1lr arms svirE naturally alec
sHf fFs Frr.F b=rTrf carry q stout
zEses-HaF "a ss1sf star. ahiet Gel too
1aes rrt sweaerl- Keep fhis st.es
s4r5ss jr TEF hand o. tse othsF. and
Or vft exercise Folr arms better than
re= mere aet of swinging them ~iii
Eeee FH= shoulders dove. th~ chest
10 esd che body ~Fref. The r5Eff pos
EsFr 6r ere body ts as Important a
factor eEur vatEisE as 81 is in ere
raefre7a -Fr1s Ire BOY Scouts
ffHf- UeaE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
CURES
SKIN DISEASES

stops HrHisE tssgsssi9. frtF-s ssE
FL sf.a =rsbtIeas ur roe sT-H .s-
HrsFsHt- r9rf1rr az rezesa ssf Frssr
sfs Diseases Amofss ts ere errseets.-
EsH 81 "a wen saawe FecFsr HE5 sac
HsrF 81 wfEa resssrss5.s ssee-ss as ss
6rfEE.= practice sst aev f7F ere Frss
-as rs efsr-f f7 ar sufferers rrsa &C.
ErFf rsfr-r eeertasfs rfs gwen. sea-.
6fF9 =s ssf sr ssfs ersse-sss Efse-
HsF D Es.rs s-rs Nme.sf sH fasr
ta.r- F7 rrr3at your @arer r FAIRS
Es satisfaction Fsse vFss enc
sfF w1ff r. f-9v frsss % Fsss rras-s
tl.- e.rss errs~rt5rH7o e. Fes ssE
stops esEaE m as ses
Tf sae.H-e ere ssfa. ss 7es ess sess
t9 s-e6 Trial szs so ~sfs
.F .Hrsnj~ eases sesF resatss are ss-
HfT-f vHrr Born Efsf are sfssasss
ssr ssef= .AGvI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
SWALLOWS REAL
CLIFF JEWELLERS
n. u. Wilson Talks Interestingly al
Lincoln school 81 These I>e-
fol Bird.

70 90 astonishing how much may be
learned % bird life iu listening 20 a
faik by Hurils n. Wilson. Last eve
ming az Lincoln school Mr.. Wilson
entertained most highly an audience
of bird lovers aud embryo students.
many teachers being present 20 take
notes 20 later present 20 their pupils
"a furtheranec % the protection OF
The tiny creatures so necessary 10
mans welfare. Mt Wilson con-
tends that in talks 20 children
about the subject more good
can BE- accomplished than by all the
laws relative thereto. he has a col
lection % stcTiopucon views OF the
birds due iu this locality. They are
mos; interesting and among them are
some photographs not elsewhere
shown. lie has a picture In the series
OF 'he swallow bank az Sears. situated
Ca the clay excavation made AZ the To-
cation OF the old Back Hawk clay
factory. II shows the birds akin 10
the cIih jewellers in their ingenuity
and cooperation In building nesting
places. The bank Is a block and half
ln length and thickly studded with
holes The birds work collectively.
all seemingly following "A signal
whereupon they swoop AZ the bank
and commence work on the holes.
then fy away simultaneously only TO
again attack the bank In unison until
they have a nest IS 20 - inches into
the clay. Several thousand Of the
birds are living there. They are pro
diEious mosquito consumers. as
many as 500 being found in the crop
% one bird. 4 little multiplication
convinces how much man owes TO
them for comfort and safety.
lie told OF a similar nesting
place for bank swallows that formerly
existed AZ the arsenal and exhibited
a picture showing the telephone lines
between poles thickiy strung with
the young q being estimated that
10. 900 or T. 900 birds nested there. The
present commandant OF the arsenal.
Coioncr George ". Burr. IS a bird
lover. hut previously 10 his coming
there orders had been given By some
one 20 shoot the swallows and the
soldiers destroyed thousands OF these
useful birds
sir. Wilson explained the coming
9ust a few years ago % the first scarlet
taniEers TO the community. The birds
no; being migratory they have multi
piled until now they are seen In all
portions OF the county. other local
ired incidents equally interesting were
related. ?. s. Mccall. principal OF
Lincoln school operated the stereopu-
con. The talk next Thursday evening
a. the school will be on Nesting Hab-
It's and Is open 20 discussion. The
formation OF . bird study club Is be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
All Germs Ordered
To Beat it!--Git!
Searching Influence of ;
Remedy That Works
Wonders.

The Introduction % s. : 5. Is at once
n command TO blood impurities TO md
a way out
And what are blood impurities7 They
may be the hyperE ecretions found in the
mucous Innings Of the body; they may
be acid Accommodations known as rheu-
rnntIsrn. they may be boiis. pimples. &c
Eema. acne and stubborn lndolent sores
But examined closely. they are ali
germs that have gotten the upper hand
and u requires the flushing influence OF
: 6 s. 20 drive them out And out they
30 when :. : s begins 70 circulate IN
the blood. II only requires I've minutes
TO begin this influence. Tor u IS a fact
that in this limited time :. :. s may be
traced in the urine. in the perspiration,
IN the effioresence from the lungs 20
show that IL is At work Germs. mind
YOU are OF various kinds, but all are
foreign 20 health and : : :. Is no re-
spectcr OF destructive germs. * drives
them all out. OF whatsoever name they
20 BY. Just get a bottle of : : : OF
any druggist and soon you will observe
a decided change And ~ yours is a
stubborn case. write TO the Medical Ad-
wiser. care OF The Swift Specific Co. l07
swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ca He Is a regular
physician. proud OF his name by virtue OF
his distinguished family and is recoE-
ni-sd as a foremost physician on his
own merit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Dedrick's mother. Mrs Hattie \.
Waite. for the past week. have return
ed TO there home Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Lyon, who has spent the
past few days al the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. p.
Hanna. returned to her home in Mo
line Tuesday
Mrs. Maria Ryan is visiting in Chi
caEo at the home OF her sons, and
while there she viii atrened the 25th
wedding anniversary of Nr. and Mrs.
John Patten, OF Prairie avenue.
Mrs Charles Kruger is visiting in
Moline at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Stenke and Miss Edith
Kruger.
Rev. Z. ". Nagnusson is this week
attending the sessions of the Illinois
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

a SPECIAL ssioaGlaE saf transfer erase
s9sseca ls 4ssf far saralisE a1tgsao-
busa Coz tsssaaer. a large electro
@sEzss is Used Cor tsss psFpose.
Firss Report >iass Lsrfk4s4ks.
s5ees ere Fress raFfag sake here szs
eeec 30 report uafs e1eeera5aE tke
terra rsls 81 aer resG esq tss party
vas sees ta ss1s ssH rtses stE4afs1e
FsFsFflaE fer s==ss a. Ele saEta 81
a ease particular sssE-
Sc wsees rEGars Wllt - r~a1T f5F
r frs~ ~sHsEsr srtr wees o. Ese
tl are view ere FFFe rst fsrl-
-s fe~ rtrr-r Two great fFrs fes
.rssFs Fs snr fees sarE sFF~rt F1 ere
nsrr ssrF ~ Esr rE@asrF 0r= as
rsr s r7r earE ere aFErF Coz lr-
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tamhts~ Ert.nFss $50 risasars.
rfe au seen EAST
cess trrs ~ ere est-eFa1a rs-rr
gave seeF s1ss rF s.sar -see.eF ss reee
.sf er-r Hsr .aEFtasFs F5eiarr
f'r- sr rfF wears ego
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

conference Of Augustana synod being
held at Paxton.
The executive committee OF the
Geneseo Business Mems association
has completed its organization and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Charles H. Atwood; First vice
president. J. 2. Lieberknecht: Second
vice president. J. A. Bradley; Secre-
tary and treasurer, E. S. Woehr.
The Geneseo White Sox will meet
the Moline Olympics on the local dia-
mond Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
with the following lineup: Frost,
pitcher: Walters second; Peterson.
first base; Van Dine. second base;
Smith short; Shafer, third; Jacobsen,
left field; Wanner, center field; Ed
wards. right field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
ROCK ISLAND NOT
MINUS BASEBALL
Cify Lss<us Fernsd cut u Remnants
- Oia Camusrsizl aad WIN Play
Sehsdais.
THRIFT CAMS ZACH sarrKDar
>eassn 0psns MAJ - and winners
wa Meet Hsiins Factory Lssrus
CkamPs 10 The Fall.

At a meeting k-id last ulEh' iks
r-------s.f tss-ssff f=esus as -r-
$1,000. -. ..,- No..
tf.a+ Nttl lfastf ~ % 'N'
f1.laulsE f.8 eilbss
Rse Is-srf Flow eomPsEr
a-.. --ra.e.-. ..---as-,
$500. ..--.---
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Hr t' rs F- 20 once
'fe-fNs 30 p s.aFa-Ai'. "''~ 10
@
70. lap. Ao-sFa
ea+
measures a. weiss. Telephone
Fa-
t1~ p4rrotr ot - irasle - 70
tfr1sa- tlr siiif3af Rock Island
'IrrT gu co. iast aHif'r4r bali games
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
PROSPERITY NOW
HERE SAY MACK
e.nrrHf tEras iar ~anfs Do Esturus
frsm rFp rhFoaxa -oufhsfu
4af western -tatss-
fs.s4 ID kaasaa, uaiahsms 4af tatirv
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rfH eesf f TATTOO es enc reaF
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f. ..e r-abers ef ere F-a.s were
s-sse. sr being Haf- r4 fa-rsa ussf-
s 1e trfrF ssea eiFegasssHres
rr were ssr rHr .es-r-
-e. listening fF r.- Gala er re-
coming harvest seE vaFeE1rF che
Ha rs- faces as farmers aeG
assH-ss Hra .5r14Es whose s-rr.s1s7
.r passed
vss altogether fHF F1s+ f-l.Fsr-
-a " have ever rgsTa observed
E . otter r-..eE BIS experience
Santa .- ssra. .s e1saearF as..a
fTa-rsI agents ssen Kansas CIV. Tf.-.
e-a5a.s Easf1s ard r Ies=He NO
mate ono journey AZ fs- Instance 90
r- rfr" manager % fr~ refF s-f
s7eH greater share rr r.- rr- ss
rftfrf ana San TrsEeise1 Were rs-r
-s..sfr-f enc terminal con f5sla-s
Al. uft'sHt che 4ssrf F- evrs orc
- largest tern .esIs lr ere rre-f
Occupying f asr sHF .rHf
Hr- ire fr ere .sHrf sss- seress
f.at at9 Frasefsee. fs f--.af-s sas-
fs.ss fst Terminals Cor sE .rsase-.-s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

lag agitated and quite a number have
slElised their intention OF joining.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
s6naoabapf'In.

50 Scritcridcib'n, S0 ian
San5 iolioerbar D'itellt:
5 idiuib bel bet &iBcn
ltuo 10 bel Der Der ait 49,.
u 9ctt Is 'lpan &Olniid)'s
&amu mas ridtt1 betradt't:
IS lit DO Ido' ferti9
ltuS tpcrr ulflueil nod A'mahtl
Nici 6rcuub 10. bier acbIcrb
Sa, iu1d6t nbcr, ipia?
Ga rcd)tc. pa inIidlc,
llrS pmoo az Die Aliid -.
u Main Is ctDn3,
Sos Il icoarucr bat;
gSdutit as abcr triag'n tunit,
So Scngtridt rcttt fapl
BERT bat CT ii g'iulmid)cu
Gin red)t ,trautc5 @ein" -.
Sebt bat cr ), icBt b1tt er's
llro trnnt II net helm!
8anr ma . NSetper raiiicr'n mii6f'
VII, octs luanr q @'frettl
Genn as Maui 10 lang balten,
a5nut' ia Gar5iac retl
&olSbriu9l !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29

-gerplappt. Sutf@er: r8its
te f6nen gu fomnsr, !Serr 9%oftar,
mein Ssrr bat iid Oas 8ein sebros
dem"
Sunssr grst: .alb, ipsl@ nngliid
Gott fsi 0aas!.::