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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
at. 0llobfins 1S iiienberein
Gie @ranSnns eines 5rauen,SalfS'
uereiuS ioa anaeregt iueroen.

Die Gras,, Of traum als poIib.'
sfiisi. Wlitglieber in ben gsr.ti
iaiaenommen iuer6sn ioll.n. oi.
IStch peridisbsntli4 aufs 2dptt s.'
brdd. poroen mar, fpurbe In osr ses
i.rissn Bsrfammlung bts ct. AloDs
Iius ayaii.np.rsins, Die unisr Voriib
p.s 5srrn Spisp9 gernina uno nit
Serrn Geo. .. Sdranb ala S.tretar
fiaitianb. mad lins.rer Debate obs
ifidsig beTdisoen. 9dsss.n Duros be-
ihloiin, ben @orfanb Su bsauiirassu,
bic Griinbunsieints Jrduen Siliss
psrsins, ipie irIhe aud Bel dnoeren
StgauiIationen bsiiebtn. III 4nreguns
su brinssn uno bariibtr Don 3.ii 81
3sit Al tsrittsH. GO purbs seli.no gss
inahi. baB fi6 Oi.fe Grau.nhiIfspsr'
ein. b.i anbtr.n SrgdniiatioHsH isbr
out ttfpdbrt bditeu uHb Gin ioI9er
osm Si. gllopiius Waii.nDsrsin aud
nur pcn RaBsH isin iornis.
4uf Gmpieblung bss Spe5idIduss
i6uF,s. Der Dor 9ssinn Der r.seImabis
atn @srIammluns inter @Oriis bts
5srrn Jr,b. Sdaiptr unb Ssrrr 5sn'
rp aolimepsr als Stir.tdr cine Sibs
una abshlt, nurben bic 5srr.n Ser
oinaub Ri.b,l, 1916 Gibntp 4DeHus;
gtn. 3sspsn, 2454 GairpieD aDsnus;
gb. grusdsr, 218 2i6ertp Str. uuS
Or. 5raneis ). qbt. 10 9resRe Ctr.
1Is Witslisb,r aufssnomm.u. Sas
anbsnisn Der Derftorb.nen Mitslitbsr
pstsr S8ilopsip, I'll Wsii 8. Str.
lno Sr. Gb. pflssr, GAG stsinst
QDsHus. .fopis b.s I.bensldnsIi6eH
WiisIisoes 9srb1rt Jotsn, Mt. airp.
Ipurbt DurA grheben Dcu ben Sis:u
asbri.
Der gorfianb 6trittsts. Sab bi.
1irmung Der 35slius. am 9oHuerss
tag, 13. b. T, Rahmiitass 3 llbr, in
Der qlniiaItstap.ns iiattfinben ipero,;
stenTp oab Elm 9srmdh!Hib oes Serrn
Rdttbids Wsitenbarp i'm geirase bon
800 an ben @srsinsi4dsmeiitsr sins
be5dhli iporbsH lei.
1i, g6psfisr Sbifa. e.it.rin Der
anfnlt, tridists. bab udbreno bss
Mrnaig bic 3Sgliugt Carl Tlspsr.
Warp Gis6e, GliJabetb Woli. uHo
4lice Stsinsop. bi. bas Doresi6rieb.n.
aIter errsfdi bntisu, entlaHen sino bic
Hinesr 4rihnr. emma. anna uno
frirolo WilIer aufgsnommsn porbsu
fti.n. 70 bab ii6 jebt PSI ainber (131
sfnnbsn unb 100 NGbHsn) in Der 2lns
italt beiino.n. Die einndbmsll BE-:
Saustifis beliskn iif pdbrtub bss
Rondts duf s279.76 unS Si, giussa-
ten duf s21l.70.
I'm goRutas. %. Wai, Rn6miis
tags 8 ilbr, iirost in Der 9lniioli sin.
iurss Sibuna bes 9oriiaubs unb h.s
5pt5ialausfduFss itati, in psltsr
Arrangements fir bi. 2lnniptria.
riumsisitr gttroffsn ipsrbsH ionen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10

geilii6tct, neSbaib &ennebp, Der
lnerfTuiiroiger @eiie unDerlebt ge6lie'
ben mar, nod Der Capitalization ge'
brndt wurOe, I'm bic gliiaire gu en-
fldren. @r ma9tc gelteno, 0aB Der
iunge 2yufion ibon lGngere 8eit &C.
bro1t bate, i'm nus benz @ege ralt'
men 5u poaen uno er eeItern Die eril(
@elcgenbeit, Die iid) ibm bot, benAsi
ha6c, iein 8orbaben aus5ufilbren. III
9olijci miro iiG beniibell, bes jun
gen 5dyieBboloes babbait 5ll Derocn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
gd)arfe 6ritif
lle6t Or. Seramer am StadtsIefretdr
grpan tpsgen oefen 2iebebienerei
gnaIanb gegenii6er.
Die @erbdnblungen Der syabresDer'
IammIuna bes Seutih 2(merts
tanii9en gunbs Dpn
penniplpanien.


tsSedaIbeSef6c Oes .Giucinnatier goIsBIatt')
Guncafer, Ya., 9. Weai. Grie
tpurbe dls nG4ite &onoenitabt bss
Deutf3 4merttaniI4en gunbes bon
PsnninIpanien gstpdblt. PbiIabelp9iG
bleibt 8prort.
Or. 6eramer setbelte 0us 9sr6uls
ten Der anglo dmeritaniihen 3eituns
gen ltnb bic 2ie6ebienerei bss Stdats
Setret0rs grpan @ngIano uno Supau
ae1eniiber. gr ertldrte, Elm aub:rer
piirbe, tpGre er Staots Setretdr,
England in sipei Do1en auf bic &nie
sipin9en. Qlls er als ubi4redsHbe
getipiele Der Soerrsn Bed unb SGtpab
Grpdbnl,ng that, puroen lebbdfte
Bfui Rufe laut. Seramer lotte bic
oeutI9e preFe. Gr lit Der 4Rii9t,
baP es ben eiuunbapduSig Milionsn
esutibfpre6fnber 8etpobner Der Der.
einigtsn Staaten unb ben ie95ebn
UiilIirnsn sSrIGnoern Elm 2eihtes Ieiu
folte, Der Gers9ttgtett gum Siege lsu
perbslfen. Gr tparnte DOR Der iapas
niiaen 9efabr.
Oelegat Remppis bon Rsobing Bee
ontraste einen proteit, an bic Regies
runq ibrer tnieI6podsn 5altung
SSydpan gegeniibsr, oas China psrges
ipaltist babe. ss piirbe ben 8ereini5a
ten Staaten baburh Der 9tneiti6e
Ulartt bcri6Ioffen. cSbre politii6s
3utunft unb ihre Si6erbeit ftdneen
auf bem Spile. Der 2lntros, bur9
ben @pritunb einsu proteit an bic Re
sieruuS gu ri9ten, purbe eiuittmmig
an9enomnen.
0erer Remppis mahte fir ben llus
teraans Der .9uiitania" GnglanD pers
artiportIib, bas feline S9iffe nibt
seniiseno su i6iiBen peritebe unb
Erieesmatertal uub UiuHitiou auf
PoiIaSierrampfern bef0roere.
9unbcsietretdr 5tmm ermdtnte bt.
0eutih Qmertiansr CUR Gini1tsit.
Sic miiiIeH Deriuaeu. srDbereu politi
ihen GiEfluB au getpinner. G6eno 0
nis Or. 6eraner trat aud proT.
S1ieot Don Irautltn ano UldrIbdll
GolIeae in 2ancuiter fir oeutiae Gis
nigteit in gImsrita unb fir llnterorbs
nlna unter bic DetIunsen Der Sub
rer ell. Die gsridte Der 3peisnsrs
6drpe atbmetsn pie Prditoent Wleper
bsrporbob, 2iebe aum alien gaterIans
be, Gbiheu por Der anglo ameretto-
niihen 2iigenpreiIe uno 5iIfsberetts
itaft fir Die 9riegsnptbIeioenber Der
5simutb.
9as aommittee fir gunbes glrs
aelsecn6siten empfubl bem RattouGI
9unb Soroent 6i glHIteluug einss
preb gaenten sur glbpebr Der in
annro dmeritdniiten 3ettunoen per
treiteter 2iiaeu unb 0erIeumounseH.
Sm ii9eren 6afer.
Rem Wort, 9. U}ai. Ter 9am
pier .Rep gOrt" Der omeriIaHiI9.u
ainie, Der am Sanlitas pDr a6t Ias
gen pon bier nab 2iosrpool abfu9r
1T Iaut bier eiugetrofferen Dsts
iteu am Spnntao 2lbeno DOR d5
llbr poblbebdlten oprt suletroffen
Die .,NeIp 0prt" fubr ratiirli1 uHtsr
umsritunii6er FIugae. DQ 0sr Dam
pier am ielbn Gage nit Der .aui-
tania" in Gee ssoangen mar, Itefsr
in ben bieiiaen Bureaus Der Gsi(l
iddit an Samitao uno an Sonr.a5
ieby pisls 2Infragen besiqitt bss
Gompfers Elm.
Der 9ampier ga 3ouraine" ron
Der frdnSDfi6en 2inie, Der am q.
2lpriI BON bier abgegangen mar, TT
laut sinem bier etugetroffeuen Sabel
eramm am Samitug Ru6mittas In
8orbeaur angsIaRgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
Iiel pun Der 8riite.

@m. 2oFtus, "a Sabre alt, go. 626
augufta Strabe pobnbdft, fiel geitern
Sba6mittag Don berG.u.S. Giienbdbua
bride on Der auguita uHb Smith Ctr.
unb 3og iiA bo6it beoertlihs @erIeBs
ungen am aopf unb Riiden gu. .pas
trol a rpurbe requirtrt urb brahts ben
9erlesten nab benz Stdotboipital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
grutnler glatufabrer.

Der 13idbriss gAarles Q5dr, 271s
Sari QlDenue, lpuroe seitern Ra6nltts
tag, aIs sr duf ieinem 3peiruo iiber
bic Qdrt 9losnue fuAr, in Der gtd6e Der
Cabin &oeuue BON einem oOrbeiraien=
ben Qluto, oas bic 9Bensntlmmcr 2000
trug. iiber ben Sduien geraunt UNI
nibt unerbebIib psrIsBt. Der 6bdufs
fslr, Der es niht siurnol Ner Weibe
rpertb belt, ith mad Dem 9ndben ums
auIeben, enttam. Spdtere Rstsrtsn
eradbsn, odb oas auto Der Gn1er Wtos
for So. an Der GeIt Strobe se5Drt uub
bic poli3et tpiro iih heute nit bem
brutaIen Gbduffsur beihdftiger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
N,nr rin itlledlter s6ibr.

Ger sSarbise HiharS aenueOg, ).
uno 9apmiaer StraBe, IiIoete aeIterlr
afittlg furj por ein llbr, ais cr nit
einem 9rtonntcn Dor Dem Sauie 9to
i2O Bclt Court StraBc itauo, cine
3icli6eibc, aui pelhc Der l7iubrioe
6arbige Rapntouo ,Sadion 32S
8cneiiee StraBe, fiinf geUoIperltJiiiie
nbieuertc, pom oeucn ieoodD teiner iein
3iel traf. Che ole GoIi3iitcn SOP mo
aIccmepcr. peIde oic Sfinic aebort
tatten berbeitnmen, mar ,Sadion un-
TER SinterIaihins ieineS S8iebeiieus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10

tem Uaunpe einsr einssborensn, un6es
fanaenen uno oeredtigteitslisbmten
gepba4tsrin boren min. psrIdume bie'
fen 9ortrda niht.
Rderpirte gibs finb I'm @erDertauf
Bel Der Meolian Co., gio. % Weft A.
Strdke al bdbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
sspro Gine. g,niinsR Men,S Club.

Ger gtorS Cincinnati 9uiincb
Dlen's Glu6 bdIt an WtOntog sI6eno
m Ger gsoro Cincinnati SurnbaIle
feline monatIife 8crinn,mllmH ab.
Rihtcr gllireo a. 9dppert Dir0 einen
gor.rag in cnaIiiter Sprahe iiber
Gle oeutide Seitc Oes ariegcS" DaI'
ten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10

funit Der be.,..iAen 5rau ttur berpor.
SuSnitberi, nernoa, tperber CUR Ser.
tbeiLung eelaneer.
sfuf pirb @eleeenbeit segeben,
oas 1an5bein su idwineen i,nb fin
Grfriidungen ipirb beitens geiorgt
iein.
slIe Sreunbe uno Sreunbinnen
Der guten Sahe iino bersli6it einge.
lnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10


IicIe 3eiIcn iinb nidlt iuortlid) aui-
,uiaiicn, ionoern MIR oabiL Sab Gin
leoer. weIfer eiren Collar iiir OF
pom ssrieae getroiieneH in Geiiti6-
Lamb rnb GeiterrciH.llngarn ii6riG
bat, 500 in Der Office oes o9cIfs-
bIait" i27 Git 7. etraBe, ein8ablcu
FAM ilnb Sniiir einen biibifen eiicr'
nen Ring erbdlt, iein ernaillirt uno
nit Dem eiiernen areii5 geidmiitt.
siein TeiitidlaHerifaner ioIlte eS
nhterlaiien iid5 oieies Griunerllngs.
scidjcr oil oas &insen Geilti6Ianos
unb Eeiicrreihs nrBiiid,afien umio.
mebr nIs Der sfeinertrog ausidlieB'
lid, bem Sifisionos 3uidat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
9Suli,iit rrleioet llniaa.

Der WlotOrraOz zpoli3iit Jrunt Debs
Der, 243S Gaitsrn glpeHue, tolfOtrts
eeitsrn 2lbeno, aIs er on Der WdbiIon
gtpenue einsn @utprdier OerfpIsts, nit
Dem g(uto bes g. VI. Sbepberb. 1928
Wiaidms 9losuus. ROrpooo, uub
rpurOs babel 10 bsftig obgeDorfsn. Oab
er idmerSbafte. jeoO6 uHseflbrIi9s
@erlsbungen am aOpis unb Seu Bel
nen erlitt. Gr mar i'm Stanoe, ieIbit
einen in Der RGbe pobnerbeu ar5t aufs
Suiu9en. Der ibm bic nOtbtge 9ebaubs
lung 5ut9eti tpsrben Iieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
seutid,sr eiterariider aIub.

Ssn Der gerIamnIling anr W'ithuodJ
abenS hdIt Serr aorl Serrle Scn
gortrnq. Gr iprift iiber @crbaro
Saiiptmaim's -@nbrieI Sdiaimgs
Ssludlt"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
gaiesWan.
S,obe eteauns Der yslebs" ofii5iea
pcm Sauptaiartier beridtet. -
@eitriser Sieg Der .g,iraten" iiber
Die .Rebs".

9ie foIeenben Wotioen iiber iinfert
yRe66" iino benz eeitern perofientIih'
ten offisielen 9eri6te 6es 0ational'
Observation-Disclosures iiber bic Seiituil'
gen Der a6tstiiibS entnonunen:
Inter ben 33 Der 1853 Rat. 2igd4
ipirler, Die einen gro5entias bon 300
Bunften (iruo oariiber) geiihert ba'
ben, beiinben iid nht yReSs" -
genton (429), @rob (403), Don Sol,
nib (40O), Glarfe CAD, grotpn
(333), @ingo 1920, 2ea9 (312) inh
siaiier (306).
SIN 2reffern iiebt Der Club nls Gr'
iter nni Der MangIiite (2S4 81; in
;seIonertbetoisuna als gierter (957
81; in mebrbaiigen 3reiiern ala
Grifter (2T6 g.
Inter ben 10 leiteitoen gaieHoiebeu
Der 2iga 5efin6en iif Die beiben
.Heos@ Monnie uno 2eab nit 29
reip. % punfter.
gie .geos" iroien programme
NAB aeitern @orniitag aus Gbicago
bier eift uno brdd)ten nnr Rohmittng
i'm bieiigen HeSlanS aieIo Elm Spiel
nit ben 9ittsbnraer .Biratef" 5luul
slustraa, al tpelhem iib tros Der
fr6fieInScn 5empcratir ii6er 5000
3iiiflauer einaeiimoen batten. Siir
Cincinnati fiinairteR SfIen6erer
GougIaB mb Sanger Glarfe als
@atterie aesen Sarmor reip. S&ani
iiir Die @eaHer. llnicre Sutngens
mahien 0 1reffer imS 2 sSebler 1e'
uen l3 9reffer INTO ieblerloics Spirl
Slmf mrierer Seite ipuroen ; 2nit,
iddIer N,r gonf aeinnbt (aeger g.
uno 7 8reip1iie sur I, @aie Der
ifcnft (aeaen 81. grnan iub Srtf
irdren bic Sdlieosrihter. llnierC
..aeSs" batten pie6er Snrb IN ocr
Nugen.
ReiuItat Ser seitrigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10

sSiir bic bier 6itlihen aIu6s tan
ben seitern feline Spiele aii oeHl
Rroarainm..
Iie .Re6s" fiibreu aeitern abenb
(21 Mann itnrf) nad gep Dorf. no
ihr erites @aitipiel ont 9ienitag be.
einnt. Seiite Rafnlittaa lucr6en iie
elm GpieI in Teiroit. Widl.. nit ben
bortigen ,.9igers" (am. 2iga) 3,rur
Tnstrag brinaen, i'm iid in Der
lle6Mna Al erbdItcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-10
lanfarlM.l

Zen alien galrrlanb bic 1rsne ~ beivtileH.
esb i4 Ia itipefer 3sIi sbm golo int bisiei
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
Harlow Brokerage Secures
Another Big Stock

C. W Harlow was the successful
bidder ana secured one OF the best
stocks i'm Atchison, Kan. It was sold
ny the court to settle a large estate
ON account ~ the stock being a large
one and selling tor cash, Mr. Harlow
secured his practically all new stock
for go cents ON the dollar The Har-
low Brokerage store * the most
talkcd-uf and bcSt-adyertised store I'm
Oklahoma. they have purchased and
closed out more hig stocks then any
ether firm In Kansas on oklahoma or
southern Nebraska.
Mr. Harlow never does any trading,
mover attends 3 sale or bids on a
stock Of less than 10000. and never
handles anything but high grade mer-
chludiSe.
when he purchased the Nicholson
stock three wears ago ne expected TO
close II out. but business continued
so good that the decision was made to
make the Main street store pcrma-
ncnt
Room after room has been added
until the Harlow Brokerage now has
the best and largest millinery and
rCady-tu- wear department In the state
Fll. ilNl IhN ANtN rNhIiN lIl N dllrsiN
and oklahoma, ana Is a stakeholder in
a wholesale house thus giving him a
big advantage in buying from factory
manufacturers. u1rluw's have al
ways sold FOR cash and they deliver
all purchases Of SO and over, using
the messenger service, which is much
quicker and very prompt, enabling
them to handle q large volume OF bust
ness
People say. They never saw the
time the store was not busy" II now
employs more help and it Is better
paid than IN any other city. 20 take
care Of the trade
on December | Harlow purchased
the Huh and Golden Rule store on
First street in order 20 get more room
and they now have one Of the finest
stores on First street and this store
Ike the Main street store. Is always
crowded Harlow advcrtises TO pay
car fare to out.of-towu purchasers
and there is no question Dut that he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

brings more people into Tulsa than
any other firm.
The Main street store alone did over
$25O,OOO last year, and their business
is certainly growing, They have the
exclusive sale on the best coats and
suits made by Palmer and Sunshine
Coat Il Suit Co.
People have learned that when fIar-
low advertses n sale that there will
be real bargains and saving on the
best merchandise OF about one-third.
They never advertise Il 30-minute or
oLe-hour sale, but give the people all
the goods they want during the sale
at prices advertised, and there Is al
ways crowd.
Saturday was red-letter day at the
Harlow Brokerage in millinery, suits
and shoes more merchandise was sold
than on any other day since they To-
lactcd here three years ago.
Mr.. Harlow goes to superin'end the
packing. on the above mentioned stock
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
NEGRO INSURANCE
COMPANIES SUED

one suit. making defendants three
different corporations, was filed in the
district court yesterday afternoon by
Amis Carroll. The defendants, two
life and accident insurance companies
and the third a Mutual Aid associa-
tlon are: The Grand lodge the United
Brothers OF Friendship and Sisters of
the Mysterious Ten; Mutual Aid asso-
citation and the Beacon Light Temple,
IA corporation and subordinate depart
ments thereof, all OF the state Of Ok
lahoma.
The plaintiff. Amis Carroll, a negro,
states In her petition that she was
named as the beneficiary OF certain
policies held in the defendant com
panles by BESSIE Middleton and that
when Bessie Middleton died the COM
panies refused to honor the policies
She cites that all the policies were
paid up and that the total sum
amounted to S345. It is this sum that
she now seeks to recover.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
Guy Mackenzie and Joe
Baker Refutc Sensa-
tional Stories.
ARE MODEL PRISONERS
Declare They Are Working
Hard and Trying to
Make Good.


N.AIc4trr Okla. April l6. Editor
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s.I, mi ,.,,,ir,r, ,r,i.rIn,,s
~ t.. G..r .irr,,I,teJ ,I,IIt
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m ta mi. n,5.a,.',t ~ Ami
,s ".G , .,,,.r.s ,..,rn.rti,,, T.,
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,tt.rrrt.i =. rc.,pe from thc
,f..,.r l,. d,.ss
N,by rot,,,r.% .r'tnns and .,,1r,, ,,ith
..,...,. b,.,'' ,.r,
pu''"'h8 u, ",r, ,.r,snr ,rra nm. Argus
TO leace. Ann as mo J,tc
,oo .tt."'Ei,.l ..,,ns -, ,ybue
- NJ, r..,,.,.,...t $40 ,g,t it v1s
r!-',aN,. a.. otT
., ,....... ,.,,
Ihe IuI'i b'IIlu,Ihl u3es "oS ,,"
no" the story oTlshaI'u III lu'S,''
but at 2apu.p' me .'a"N AiEu' uai,'ts ..i...,'
'ue JNhh = Woo'lti "S NY
Vt W us lilol ,'''''Vi.' '',G .no' -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
BLUE LODGE MASONS
BANQUET SATURDAY

A banquet Of all blue lodge Masons
in the city OF Tulsa will be held in
the grill room of the Hotel Tulsa at
eight o'clock Saturday night, April
"a.
The banquet will be given under
the Joint auspices Of Tulsa lodge No.
II and Delta lodge 425. A. f. & A. NJ.
Frank II. Greer will act as toast
master and prominent and local out
of-town Masons will be on the pro-
gram.
This will be the first Masonic ban
quet of its kind in the history OF the
city, and owing to the large number
OF third degree Masons in Tulsa the
feed Is expected to be the most widely
attended banquet ever served in tho
Hotel Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
Extensive improvements.

PHILADELPHIA, April lI.--The
Pennsylvania railroad company will
GO into the market tomorrow for APP
proximately $40. 900, 600 worth OF new
equipment and for new material for
cars and locomotives which II will
build in its own shops.
The invitation for bids tomorrow.
the statement says marks che first
equipment OF any magnitude by the
company for more than a year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

Now they are advertising dread
uought gray. They ought not to drag
the various colors into this imbrogliO."
what do you mean?'
Gray has always been considered
a neutral Unit"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

He-Did you tell the new cook I'm
gClng on the 112 train3
She-NesH
He-Nhat did she say?
She-That she was going on the
same rain.-Phil0delphia pubic
Ledger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

and it will take two cars to bring 1t to
Tulsa, and 1t will be on sale Saturday,
April 24.--Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
Free! Free! Free!

We handsome valuable presents form Tulsa mer
will give the Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
NO PAROLE FOR BUCK
Governor Capper Declines to Extend
Clemency to Kiowa Co. Man.

Governor Capper today declined to
grant parole to DR.. G H. Buck of
Kiowa county, convicted in 1911 for
wife murder. The action of the gov
ernor followed a thorough in yestiga-
ton of the facts surrounding the case.
The application for parole for DR..
Buck has been pending for some
months. Governor Stubbs and Gov
ton in the case and Governor Capper
was appealed to. Lengthy briefs were
submitted in the case and the question
of a parole has been underconsidera-
ton since last summer.
DR.. Buck was convicted of first de-
gree murder, following his arrest on a
charge of killing his wife. 1t was
asserted by the state that Buck gave
the woman cyanide poison which
resulted in her death a few minutes
after the dose was administered.
Claims that DR.. Buck had killed a
former wife in Kentucky were not ;es-
tablished The evidence in the KioWa
county case was so conclusive, how
ever, that Governor Capper declined
to set aside the verdict of the jury.
There may be an element of doubt
in the case" said the governor today,
but in view of the evidence which
has been presented and the time given
in which attorneys for DR.. Buck might
make a showing, 1 see no reason why
should do otherwise than decline to
grant clemency.'
DR.. Buck was sent to prison from
GreenSburg, Kan. He was sentenced
to life Imprisonment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
AUTOS COLLIDE HEAD ON
Miss Christine Wilson Is Severely Cut
by Broken Glass.

Miss Christine Wilcox, 1112 Kansas
avenue, a stenographer in the office
of George T. Staebler, was severely
cut about the head by flying glass
last night when two automobiles
came together in a headon collision,
on a bridge on West Sixth street.
Miss Wilcox was taken to st. Francis
hospital, where her injuries received
attention.
Miss Wilcox was with Otto Blaheut,
an employee at the state printing
plant, who was driving west. AS he
reached the bridge the lights of the
other car blinded him SO he slowed
down and turned to one side of the
road, but as only one of the other
cars lights was lit, he misjudged its
position and the automobiles met in
a head-on collision
The driver of the other car was
Cecil Howes, a newspaper correspon-
dent, 141S West street, and with him
were r. c. Reed, 92S West street, Mrs.
Howes and her sister, Miss Grace
Vreeland. Blaheut lives at the Y. M.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30

ranks President Waters, while sim
cere Democrat, has never been suffi-
GENTLY active in political affairs to
arouse the enmity of rival factions.
When the political battles were the
most bitter and intense, President
Waters recalled that some of his Of
fetal duties in connection with TIE
agricultural college needed attention
In that manner, he slipped by the dan-
ger zones of a number OF red not
Kansas political battles.
Now, it seems, Waters is to be Offered
as the compromise and harmony con-
campaign. AT least, President Waters
has permitted his name to be used suf-
ficiently to justify the suspicion that
he will not run from a nomination.
With Waters in the race. Kansas
Democrats believe that national lead
ers will take an unusual interest in
the contest in this state and that
Waters will be able to draw some of
the big league talent to Kansas dur
ing the campaign. For back in
Washington, be it known, President
Waters of Kansas is a fence breaker
in the judgment of the national ad-
miniStration.
Following the election of President
Wilson, the selection of Waters to a
place in the presidents cabinet was
seriously considered. In fact, Presi-
dent Waters lost the place which was
won by Secretary Houston by the most
narrow margin. Later Waters received
Islands and was mentioned for a place
on the federal trades commission I'M
til Kansas lost recognition by backing
too many candidates.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
RATS TURN ON GAS
House at 1910 Kansas Avenue Il
Damaged by Fire.

Fire in the home of Mrs. j. T.
White, 1910 Kansas avenue, Friday
night is believed to have been caused
by rats brushing their bodies against
the taps of a gas range and thereby
turning on the gas, which ignited from
a burning gas lamp. A part of the
roof of the house was destroyed and
much of the contents was soaked with
water The damage to the building
was approximately $3.50. George
Reuter- is owner. The building was
insured.
A small fire was discovered in the
plant of the Kaw Package Manufac-
turing company, Curtis and Quincy
streets, at o'clock. 1t was extin-
guished before the fire department ar
rived.
A fire of unknown origin was found
in the home of Concepcione Marez,
ZIG Hancock street, Friday afternoon
1t resulted in damage amounting to
$50. Last March a similar fire oc-
CURED in the same room, but was ex-
tinguished without damage. There
was no stove in the room, and the
cause of the fire is not known.