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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

sin .bemdIises gmpbitbeatsr urb
srinnert an Die rDmiIte 3eit. Die
beioen apiiIGeH Siirme Der Ratbes
brale unb bus 9ottesbaus ieIbit boz
ben ole @nsIdnoer sebuut, in oersu
8eiib 9orbedur brei Sobrbunoerte
(1132 bis 1451) eeipeien 1T. Sin
Sobrpunbert nah Der 9srtreibung Der
@ngldnosr psrsins nod, sbs bic 8ors
beleieu gut fran3Oiii9 .fpuroen.
9lus Der fransOiiI9en 3eit itammt
Die Heuitoot. bic burh bic gtue DC
Gbapeaurou9s, eine breite unb fdOne
Strabe, BON Der 9lItitabt setrsunt
pirb. Sn Der NItfa6t liesen bic i96s
men alien &irden, Der Dom. elm
Mert bes 13. Sabrbunoerts. bic Mis
9ueli3tirde nit elmer pra9tpOllen
eotif1sn Sofabe uno einem beriibms
ten HofenfenIter. bic Stride gum bsiIis
gen &reua, elm rpmuniIder 8uu nit
eisentiimli9en 8osreliefs II. a. m.
Sier befin6et iidb aud bas Ratbaus,
einft Die Heiibena bes @robif6ofs, in
benz bic srite @iBuns bss MiniIts'
riums futteefunoen bat. Die gteus
fiabt. Die ni9t 10 reid on 0ffentIi4en
@ebduben 1T. beiibt bic >8ibliOtbet.
oas Muieum unb Ous @rpBe Sbeas
ter, In benz 1901 Die Ratipnals
Deriammluns ibrs Sibuneen bieIt.
Gs gilt fir ben fd6niten 8au Der
Stabt unb ma9t in Der Sat nit
feinem iorintbifden. aus stpDlf 8o'
gen beiebenbsn qortitus einen ih0s
men ginbrud.
Ser -alIsemsine gboruttsr Der
Stdbt 1T Der zines foIiben BobIs
itdnbes. Selbit bic ileinen 9anOpers
fer unb Safenarpeitsr bsIiben meiftens
ibr ilsines Saus uno man9s nod
elm 2anbsiitben boau. 0a alIes ars
beitet. ieben Die Staotteile, Die benz
9efdGftsIebsn nidt seipibmst iinb.
namentIid Der srobe Offentlide @ar'
ten unb bic fd10nen SposiersGnse,
stlpas Iesr aus. S96ns 1rausn iiebt
man bdufis. beionoers unter ben
S04tern Der 4rbeitsr, beren 3iige
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
Der Heue hrIessmIR fer.

Ser SrisssminiIier unb G6ef bes
8eneralitobes 0es SelOBeeres, @ens>
ralleutnant DON 5uItenbopn, 1T tiir5s
ii9 unter 8sf0roerung gum @eneraI
Der Snfonterie auf fein griu9en Don
ser Stellung uls &riessminiiter ent>
bp6en tpproen.
9lei9Seitig tpuroe 9ensralmajor
Dilo bon 9obenborn unter 9efOrbez
berung gum @enerallsutnant gum
Staatss unb &riessminiItsr ernunnt.
gr perbIeibt auf 9llerbo9iten 8efebl
i'm @roBen Sauptquartier. Die 2ets
!uns Der Seerespernaltung i'm Sei>
matsgebiet nimmt aud peiterbin
@eneralleutnont Don WanoeI pdbr.
glls @enerol bon Saltenbubn nit
Ser @abrnebmune Der @ei9Gfte bes
Gbefs bes @eneralItdbes bes SeIObses
res an StelIe oes ertrantten 9enerols
pberiten bon Moltte betraut purbe.
turrten nod ipi9tigs, i'm @erlaufe Der
vrfen &riegsSeit aufgetau9te Sragen
orgoniIatoriT9er Dirt Der &Idruug.
Gin Ws9iel in Der geIebuns Der
Stelle bes Srie9sminiiters i'm @roben
9duptquartier NOR oaber bdmals
nod nidt ongGnsis. Gin FOLDER iit
beute unbeoentli9 seporbsn. @s iIt
Oesbolb getrennte 8eIebuus Der beiz
ben StelIen erfoIst.
Der neue 3rie9sminiiter, @enernIs
leutnunt Wilo BON Sobenborn, oIs
Sobn bes Observation-Disclosures Or.
DiIo in &aFel seborsn, trat 1888
ols Sabneniunter beiH 83. Snfaus
terie Reeiment Elm. Ginen gros
BEN Sell feiner 9ienitseit, bat er i'm
9eneralitobs 5usebru9t, 10 : mar er
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEL Der L. @ors
oes esSnfanteries0ipiiion, alsbann 9tbs
teilungs gbef i'm @roben @snes
rulitob. oann Gbef bes generaIftas
bes bes 13. (Wiirttember9ilden)
4rmeetorps. 2lIs Rsgimentstommons
bsur fiibrte er oas 3. @droes@rena>
bier Rsgiment 80nisin @IiIabetb
unb erbielt barauf oas Rommanoo
ber 8. 9orOesSSnfanterie Brigade.
Sm Sabre 1900 pur6e er geuOelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
Bordeaux.

Wie na9 ben 0ieberlugen bon 1870
1T Die franS0iii4e Regierung du9 in
bieIem 4risge Dot Dem iiegrei9en
Oetti9en 9esner aus Der SouptItabt
nab 8orbenur entfloben. BORT trat
am IL. Se6ruar 1871 ole Rationals
periammIuns suiammen. 100 is bis
gum 10. MGr5 perbIisb.
9orbeaur lit bic Snuptitabt oes
9ironoeoepartsments unb Iiest in
elmer bon Der Rotur auberorbentIi9
geieenetcn 2anoIhaft. Sn einsm breis
ten Sal, oas nit @einbergen uno
8aumgruppeu seidmiidt 1T unb bon
belpulbeten S0benSiisen nit S9I0is
fern unb &apelIen auf ibrem 3iiden
eingefaBt miro. aiebt ii9 bic Staot
am linten llfer Der @nronne in einem
Salbmonb bin. Die i90nite 2lusF9t
iiber hie Stobt geipGbrt bic prG6tige,
in II 8osen iiber ben SluB ges
iponnte Iteinerne Bride, Ole 1921
OolIenbet porOen tit unb ii6er1 Il Wil.
lionen Dollars estoitet bat. Sas oou
oprt i'm Sinter9runb beS Stabtbils
bss Cufiteigsnbe saGlifde SdIOb III
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
lied des AMsIandsdeHtfebeR.

SD tueib mir bnnoerttauIeno A5riioer.
Die MN glei6 mir I'M isren1oeu itebn,
llno bic nit Gebniudt, ninmerntiioer,
9ie aIte Seinint iuden eebu.
Sort itebt ant Sfrane in StabI unS
Sd)ieneu
9ie Oeutter, bic uns emit ee6ar.
sic ipintt MIDI nah. Sn ibren Yiienen
anfitrabIt Elm 3auber lunnoerbar.
90 fIinets in TdIummerIoIen g1G5ten
0iit @eiitero6em an. iitein DIR:
~2niii9 berl Su rie geobuten Y:abteu
Sreibt cine iiin9e Saat berbor.
es lit inns Slid elm beibes 8erbenl
gs 1T Der Siifunft farier Sd,eil
limb bu, i'm &dnipferi, Sieeeu. Sterben,
limb ou biit fern nno nidt oabeil"
limb idl bin fsxn = lnb babe ardfte
limb bin 70 itarf NIB frieaseeredtl
Rie freu6ie, .neine Sauit am Sefte
9es S9ipertes, idrit. ib ins '@efe6t
gBie ipiiro' i'd iolldJ5eno an mid prehen
sm @rabenI6lamm ben @reua0ier:
SD elite @eee uugemeiien, -.
llm bier 5ii ieiu = ln0 bin nun bier"
limb bin ni6t bort - uno fnnn nibt
reiien.
Sas Neeer 1T tpeit. oas Naeer lit brett.
Guf ben eeonlNeeu Bogen freiieu
9ie S6iffe brtti1er GeneItIidteit
9as iin6 bic ein5i9en $ropbden,
Sie iie nod Fradten nit nad Sdns
Sic fu6en beutfden Sang un6 ipdben
Rad tpaffeuIoier 4eute aus.
Sbnnia6tie briid' i5 mid ins 2iTIen;
@eliebtes Wutterangeiidtl
8 SHUTTER, ib bin Dir entriiIenl
8 Nlutter, uein, id bin es uidtl
Rlir mub bic Sreue iif berfdiuetoen
limb ipeint am anbern ilfer fill,
llno meine 2iebe bnrf nidt 5ei9en,
Sab iie fin bid perbInten mill.
Srit gngeL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

seit, mas fir Elm i9Ie9ter 2ateiner
i9 mar. Bel Dem ut NIT Dem &ons
iunttip mar mein 2atein au @noe,
i9 tam ni9t briiber neg unb mubte
bos ebrlide Sapeoierbanoipert srlsrs
Heu. SEPT Iisse ib i'm Sdiibeu.
sruben, mo- i9 Die @ei9feI ruuI9eu
bore, nit nod orei Manu. mir bo<
ben ss uns pirtlib nett sinseri9fet.
uno Die 8retter an Den @dnoen bas
be i9 fein nit Dem lllt. ben Sbr
mir INNER nadfdidt, oustupeaisrt.
9lu9 nit benz @Hen ssbt es. 8IoB
Gins quGlt uns man9mal. penn mir
Mubeseit bnben : 6as lit - nit
Reipett su fasen: Ois 2aus. Gdt
ruiIilbes @eipdtbs. Sdon Der Nos
me 1T 10 gemein. ReuIi6. lpie i'd
mid sroOe gesen msbrere 9lnsriffe
her 9ottung 2aus ipsbre, tommt un=
fer perr 2eutnant uno frost. pas i9
babe2 Sd pollte ibm bod ben unz
anitdnoisen Tdmen ni6t nenner,
aeun unIer Serr 2eutnant 1T elm feis
nsr Serr. in 3ipiI profeFor fir oIte
Spru6sn, ob9leid er Ielber nod gang
jung 1T. So fdllt mir cine 2a.tin'
itunoe in Der 0uintd ein. uno i9 Ia>
ge: .3u 8sfebl. Serr 2eutnnnt, id
tabe = oos 2o6." Mo9t Der Serr
ocutnont erit elm bOTes @eIi9t. his
if, Gin bishen einssidiibteIt. bers
uOrfotters; nSnpobl, 9err 2eutnont
-. Iaus, 6as 2ob." Der Serr
2eutnont fogt: Pa. alien anTdsin
mad tnIt bu bon bieIem 2obslms
cine gauge Merse."
gu 9efsbl. Serr 2eutnant" srs
ipiberte id uno osuie on cine lattiris
fds Wenoung. ole mir mol eiuen
Sobentopf eingetyogen bot. gu 8es
febl, Serr 2sutnont. id babe iummd
cum Iaus!" glu aber laht Der Serr
2suinnnt: Dos rei6t ia fir ben
feiniten Sottor!" lIno felt Der 3eit
nerint er mid INNER: .,9ottor fums
mn cum lous.- 8rubsr Ssinyi9, Der
fdon in Strtia 1T, ipiro ss Sud
iiberieben. 2sbt ipobI. Iiebe gIterH.
@uer @mil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

oen, bic eigentli9e 8eamtenloufbobn
ober ni6t our9sema9t. 3unG9it
i9ien ibn bic atabemii9e SGtistsit
om mei!ten gu loden. Damn fam er
na9 einem llmipeg iiber Die &olonidIs
abteiIung oes gluspGrtigen Imtes in
bic bobe Sinunos uno @erfsbrspsrs
poltung binein, leitste cine 3eitlang
bic anatoliIhen 8abnen in Der Siirs
tel uub trat i9lieBIi9 in bas 9irets
torium Der 9eutf9en 8unt Elm. Gr
gilt aIs elm sriinoIi9er &enner bes
osutf9en Wirti9aftslebsns; befonoes
tts 9lufisben madten feline Irbeiten
our gere9nung bes beutI6en 8oItss
DermDgens. SIM porisen 9erbit bss
reifte sr 8eIsien, Inn Dem Generals
commencement nit pruttif9en Rats
idIdsen sur ReseIuns Der syinanSs
perbGltnife bes beieBten 2anbes uno
Sur 9lbtrdsuns Der ben StGbtsn unb
proDinSen uuferIssten Rriegstontris
button sur Settle su iteben. Die
Rei9sregieruns geipinnt in ibm cine
berporrusenbe &raft. Der es boffents
lid pergonnt fein ipirb, bic f9iperen
tpirtfbuftIi9en 9lufsuben, Die nod
Dem Sfriese su IOien iein iperbeu,
ibrer eripriebIi9en 2Dfuns silsufiibs
rem,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

burd bus bunte 8upftu9 unsemeiu
geipinnsn. Die Elm Surbun sefcrmt,
ipieIt oiefes Sud- in SaItsn nm ben
&opf unb fGat an ben Seiteu in
Sdleifen nieosr. auf ben 2anbItras
BEN fallen bic risiigen Odfen ouf,
bic idIittenartise 9efdbrte lunsIam
burd oie StraBen 5ieben. Die 2as
Oung beItebt in @einfGhern. bic man
auf oieie Deife transportiert. Oamit
Der Bsin nidt olfseriittelt lperbe.
Dob bieier ben Souptbanbelsurtitei
abgibt, 1T psltbetunnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

TinanslpsTens fir immer perbunben
1T. fid, f6on ;ebt bic Srase pOrIess
te, Oh er Der neuen gepaItisen gluf-
sobe. bic isinem HeFort bomit bepors
jtebt, md t0rperIid eeipa9ien iein
fuiirbe. Wlit Der @erneiuung Oieier
Grose tpor iein gnti4luB ssfubt, in
ben Rubeituno gu treteu. 9as beuts
fbe @olt pirb es ibm ni9t psreeis
fen, baB sr in fdperer 3eit Die 2uit
Der @erantipurtung auf iih senoms
men uno Die @eiunSuns Der SinanSs
berbdItniife. beren 5riihte Der Debrs
boftigteit bes @ohrlonoes in bieiem
Rrisse 10 auberoroentli9 auitatten
fommen. nit rubiger Sanb bur4ses
fiibrt bot.
@sin RddfOIser, @irtl. 2esutiOnss
rot Or. SeIfferif. bat Spur pOriibers
sebenb fdon i'm asidsbienIt' gsItuns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

= @ateritnIs. o.: Run. sic
fsben ia 10 sliidli4 aus. pas II
benn nit Sbnen los2 {
g.: Saben sic benn nidt sebSrt,
boB mein Sobn beute aus bem 9es
fdnenis entlafen tpirb2
o.: SD bents, sr 1T gu fieben
Sobren perurteiIt parben9
g.: Sa, ubsr er tpirb Siuei SABRE
friiber entluiien, neil sr ii4 70 gut
betroeen bat.
81: Ob. bann t5nnen sic sobsr
fplS ouf Sbren SObH fein!
: @efeBpibrig. Sienf'
mGb9en: .5reue Did, 5riBs Der
Stor9 bat Dir sben elm 8riiber4en
sebrodt"
5rib: rSas luFe i6 mir ni9t
tpeismaden: ieBt 1T ia SOnntogsru'
bs."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
Der Weeblel I'M ReiebsIetatamt.

Ser tiir5Iid ssmeIoets 9fiidtritt
bes SdubietretGrs auebn aus ees
iunbbeitIihen @riinosn 1T Der Def
fentli9teit i'm uIIsemeinen iiberras
f9euo setommen. gn bic nod bem
Rries notipenoig perbeHbe Reuorbs
nung Der Reidsfiuau3en buben Bis
iebt seipiB nur bic ipenisFen ee0a9t,
Der ReidsiGdelmsiiter ober 1T fo5u'
iagen Der nG9ite bostt uno es ent'
tpri9t Ieoislid Der borausidouenoeu
@eipiFenhuftisteit bss preuBii4eheut'
f1en 8eamtentums. ipenn Stdats'
tefretGr &usbn. beFen Rum. nit Der
kbten srunolesenOen Sunierun9 bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

Sis sum 9lusbru9 bes 8rieses lpar
er Oireftor Oes glusemeinen &ris9s.
Seportements. Gr iit uIio nit Dem
GjeidGfts5ang bes &riegsminiItcsis
'Ims pobl pertraut. 3u 8sginn bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

MibberfGnbnis. ~glbsr,
Serr Oiderl, sic aeden ia fiirdters
lid! SD fuste ood. sic ioGten nur
@sin nit WoFer trinten!"
% ie. unb i4 peritano: sWsin
ipie WoFer"!"
= Simmer s dmann. Ma.
ior (au isiner GItliden Siidna9ba.
RIM: ~Wie Iunse seb0reu gndbise
Ibon Dem 2ouofurm ang"
0aber. Sdriftiteller: .Die
fat SbEen mein neueItes 2uitipieI se'
fallen, sndbisss SrGuleinG-
Dame: %, es mar tntaiideno .
i'm 3piideuott tpurbe mir cine 9is'
beserHdruns sema4t." %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

Boli5iIt (aIs tr einsu @inbre-
der iiberrai9D: S9on ipieber haben
sic sefoblenl
@in6re9er: 9err Dn9tmei'
Iter, mas mil man oenn MAIDEN,
iuenn man ni9ts anoerss seIernt botl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
Son bisebeii 1atein !!

gsie arieosfreituiliser 9ebmann ietnen
Spitur mafte.
2iebe GItern! Sbr erinnert @u9
seipiB nod aus meiner Auintaners
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

o.: r@eebte, aarI, bic 3eitunssn
bubeu uber bod Re4i, ipenn iis IA.
gen. boB es teene Siberbeit nebr auf
ben Straben sibt."
g.; rgla, poio9"
@.: ~@eitern hattie mid beinaR zen
S9ubmunn eripiI9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

-9ie2sibenf9aftfIisbt.
Sunse 5rau (betriibD: r3uerF
tam er INNER nit Der @lettrif6en
aus benz Bureau na9bauie. bonn Su
SUB unb isbt mu4t sr fhon =
llmipegel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

&rieses purOs sr gum &ommanbsur
Ser 80. STANDARDIZATION ernonnt
unb bonn 27. Nopember ab beriab et
ole @ei9dfte Oes 9eneraIquartiermeis
tiers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

8etruntener Bauer der
bon fsinem Sobn na9 Sauie eefiibrt
pirb): 9tuf msinen Sunssn tann i'd
itoI5 fetn, Der 1T tpirfIia cine Stiibs
1eines @aters!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

- Gin ganS S9lauer.
Sauptmann: Wie tommt es. lntsrof'
fiSier MiilIer, bab sic bic @nifer,
nun9sn 10 senau sinsuidGBen berites
benz
llnteroffisier; Serr Sauptmann,
ib babe babel einen &niff.
9auptmonn: 90, nu un6 ipprin
teftebt oerfelbs9
llnterOffisier: Sd Iafe einen 3ura.
ii6ttgen uno bann einen NeitIi9iieen
i9Gben unb nebme aIsbann ole mite
iere @ntfsrnuns!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

Solhe 9eib> unb SeeIenlabe
SeiBen itets fpiIIiommen mir.
Sod Die idlonite 2iebesgabe
SIT Der Brief bon ibr, bon ibr.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-16
RULES TO GOVERN DEED TAX
Stamps Must be Affixed on Basis Of
Valuation of Property.


Washington.-Regulat!on to govern
the placing of stamps on conveyances
of real property in payment of the
war tax were issued by Commissioner
of Internal Revenue Osborne. The tax
is so cents on deeds that amount to
over 800 and less than $500, with so
cents additional for each $500 or frac-
ton over $500.
The regulations make IL plain that
where the consideration is nominal,
or one dollar, the tax must be COM
puted upon the actual valuation OF
the property conveyed. and the execu.
tor becomes liable for the penalty II
the proper amount in stamps is not
affixed.
The commissioner announced that
while a register of deeds is not ex.
pected to investigate, where he sus-
poets violation Of the law, he should
in such cases notify the proper rev.
enue collector. A quit-claim deed is
not subject to the taxation, nor are
oil leases and mining leases which
convey no title
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-16
NO CHANCE FOR THE JlNGOES
RADICAL DEFENSE PROGRAM is
DROPPED.
Department Heads Think Revenues
Permit Only Minor
Improvements.

Washington. Chief results OF a
conference between Secretaries Dan.
iels and Garrison and congress lead.
ers heading the military and naval ap.
preparations committees were a gen
eral conclusion that the government
revenues during the coming yeaI
would not bear any extensive addi
tions to the military establishment
but that next year, while congress con
siders means of raising new revenue
in place of the special stamp taxes,
when they expire by limitation, the
subject of appropriations for national
defense would be considered.
The prospect of prolonged Euro
pean war will be considered in con-
nection with the plans for raising
revenue.
What has been happening in Europe
during the past five months, Secre-
tary Garrison said, had caused an
awakening in this country, making 1t
likely that the American people would
sanction action outside of the routine
toward improving the country's de-
fenses.
There was no discussion of a change
of policy. Mr.. Garrison said, because
none was necessary. The object of
the meeting was to bring out the views
of the different branches of the gov
eminent, not on the subject of getting
an ideal system OF public defense, but
on what was the best thing to be done
at present with the means at hand OF
In prospect.
It developed that Representative
Underwood presented to the confer.
ence an outline of the revenues and
expenditures proposed for the next
fiscal year. showing that economies
must be enforced in order to prevent
large deficit This fact, as well as
the difficulty OF forcing any measures
likely to stir up controversy through
the present short session OF congress
was pointed to as sufficient reason for
declining to undertake any considers
BILE changes in the military situation
at this time.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-16
SAGE TEA DARKENS GRAY
HAIR TO ANY SHADE. TRY It'll
Keep Your Locks Youthful, Dark,
Glossy and Thick With Garden
Sage and Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur. no one can
tell, because as done 80 naturally, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture
though. at home is mussy and trouble
some. For 80 cents you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-use tonic
called "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with 1t and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at q time. BY morn
ing all gray hair disappears. and, after
another application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant. You will also dis
cover dandruff is gone and hair has
stopped falling.
Gray. faded hair. though no dis
grace, is n sign of old age, and as we
all desire youthful and attractive APP
pearance. get busy at once with Wy
eth's Sage and Sulphur and look years
younger Adv.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-16
STATE LEGISLATURES CONVENE
Many States Hold Inaugural ceremon-
les For New Officials.

Boston. The legislatures of the
New England states-all except Rhode
1sland-convened last wednesday for
their annual. or biennial, sessions,
The Massachusetts great and general
court" met with large republican ma.
jorities in both houses, David l.
Walsh, who was inaugurated for his
second term as a Massachusetts, gov.
ernor, is, however, a democrat.
In Vermont both houses are solidly
republican and that state will inaugu'
rate n republican governor, Charles
w. Gates. The republicans also con.
troll both house and senate In New
Hampshire, where the legislature al
the last biennial session in 1918, was
dominated by a combination OF dem
ocrats and progressives. Gov. Rol
land II. Spaulding is republican.
Maine has a republican house and 6
democratic senate with a chance FOL
deadlock on joint ballot II the eighty
seven republicans and four progress
sives should combine against tn,
ninety-one democrats. Oakley c. Cur
tbs, a democratic governor, was in
augurater.
Connecticut began the year with al
administration republican in al
branches. Marcus II. Holcomb wal
sworn in as governor Wednesday, suo
ceeding Simeon E. Baldwin,
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IL Pleased Him,


"You never know what a child VIII
do next" remarked a mother last
week. Recently, for instance, l
bought some toothpowder highly fla
vored with wintergreen and gave 1t
to my eldest boy, Charlie, who is ten.
I've been having trouble in getting
Charlie to clean his teeth properly
and thought the new powder, because
of its intense flavor, might encourage
him.
"A couple of weeks later | noticed
that lot of the new toothpowder was
gone. Feeling much pleased, said to
Charlie: How is the new powder
doing? Is it keeping your teeth nice
and clean?'
az don't know was the reply.
Don't know-haven't you been
cleaning your teeth every day with it7
Most of it's gone
"'Sure it's gone. I've been eating
It. It's fine.'"
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THE DEADLOCK
STILL UNbROKEN
ALLIES HOPE RoUMANlA AND
ITALY SOON WILL JUMP
INTO FRAY.
SOISSONS NOW MAIN OBJECTIVE
Threatened With Fate OF Rheims;
Invasion Of Bukowina by Rus
slams Is Proceeding
Slowly.

londonderry a change in the
weather or the entrance into the war
Of Roumania or Italy or both, is likely
10 bring about any marked change in
the military situation in Europe for
some time to come.
What turn the war will take none
can tell but the belief is growing in
those countries alice against Ger.
many, Austria and Turkey, that Rou-
mania with her well trained army Of
not less than 100000 men, will throw
herself into the conflict at an early
date. This in effect. would link Rou-
mania with the excellent Russian
force now forcing its way through
Bukowina.
Taking into consideration the Ser
vians and Montenegrins. this would
torn line menacing Austria-Hungary
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ALSACE FIGHTING
CROWS VIOLENT
FRENCH AND GERMANS CONTEST
STUBBoRNLY EVERY INCH
OF TERRITORY.
SlAVS MOVE TOWARD PRUSSIA
Army Sent to Attack Kaiser Forces
Near Mlawa; Turks Routed.
--Other News Of
The War.

London.-Apart from the Russian
victory over the Turks in the Trans.
Caucasia which is described in a dis
patch to the Russian embassy from
Petrograd as complete" interest in
the war now lies chiefly in the stub.
mans are carrying on for the roads to
Cernay and Muelhausen in Upper AL
SAGE.
The battle in that region which has
been raging for week. is described
in a Berlin dispatch as the most vio-
lent of the war The Germans sue
ceeded in regaining one of the
trenches which they had lost, but on
the whole, the French reports appear
to show tnat the forces of France
maintain their advantage, for every
inch of which they had to fight, in
many cases with the bayonet.
Along the rest OF the western front
the tide of battle continues to ebb and
flow. On either side of Rheims, par
tiNuihiig W Nht tuol Vi Nhil bii leooth
city, according to reports, the French
daily push their lines few yards
forward, while in the Argonne, where
more hard fighting is going on, first
the Germans and then the French re-
port the capture Of the others en-
trenchments.
Another region where the French
seemingly keep nibbling away at the
German lines is in the Woevre, where
the gains reported by them must have
gone n long way toward rendering the
Germans long occupation of st. Mihiel
on the Meuse, less comfortable.
The Russians with all their other
fronts to cover, have found another
army with which to take the offensive
against the German position at Mlawa,
on the East Prussian frontier, and
report the capture OF village on the
road to that town.
| 1t is felt in England that the re-
| ported rout of the Turkish invaders
of the Caucasus, with the defeat of
] their plan to seize the Russian fort
ress at Kars, gives the Ottoman forces
such a setback that the much dis
cussed invasion of Egypt is now vir-
tually assured. At the same time the
pressure on the Russians from the east
| has been so far relieved as to pre-
clude any necessity of withdrawing
| Russian forces from the Polish and
Galician fronts for service in the Cau-
casus.
Roumania More Favorable to War.
The London morning newspapey
correspondents in the eastern war
theater lay emphasis on the advance
of the Russians in BuKowIna, Austria S
eastern province, where, it is said,
only the most feeble resistance was
encountered. Bukowina Is the bor-
derland of Roumania, and the cores
pondents speak of the excellent feel
ing which they say prevails between
the Russian outpos,s and the Rou-
manian frontier guards, Russians
having astutely assigned soldiers OF
the Roumanian race to patrol duty.
According to the correspondents,
the feeling in favor of Roumanians
entering the war has been augmented
in all sections of the country by the
occupation by the Russians of Sue.
zawa and Kimpolung, cities full OF
historic significance to the Rou
manians.