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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
JUAREZ RACE ENTRIES


FIRST RACE Selling live and one.hali
furloug. Agnes Dale l0l, Wood Dove loS,
caro- Nome lOo Renwar 1913, Kick los
ProsneIn Lad los Dcwdrop mo- Charles j..
Harvey ne Blly Barnes 10.
SECOND RACE Selling five aud one
half uf,oug,. uptei G. lO5 Felina 106, Lady
lnnocrpre zoo teda johnson lO6, Apces.
or no. Jewel Of Asia no Lescar III,
>.ymg NJ. Tight Boy ll1.
nlRp RACE Selling five aud one .halt
furongs' Nils, Lewiston lOl, Petit Bleu lOl,
Ida Pinock lu6. Charity Ward 100 Doctor
RroNn 100. Jack Bitter 1906 Singletoe 100.
Jaca Harrison lp6. Airline l0d. Fred T 106.
FaNoritc Article lO6. John Spohn lO6.
FOURTH RACE Selling live and one
bsli mropg, R,,ering 100 Thomas Hare
lo2 fitzgerald lo5 Thoughtreader lo7.
Phy. y.i, Autouetjp luS Dryad llO, Minco
lmm. mo. Orimar Lad ms
IifIH RACE Selling. five sud one.haN
mroug,. Ne,ta 9o Edna d go lsawait l07,
Tempest loI. E,i, Greru lO- Mollie Cad
mo. kate Shelly II. Nireo me-. Amity
II5. tIy. llr. fisftir ll'.
SlNIU RACE Sellng one mile: sleep
lsud l.u pu.n loa. Mamie McDpe lO6
lua. 1W f'udr luS MudIu ne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
CLAIM COLLECTOR
EMBEzzLED $4,000
j. f. Daniels Held In De-
fa1lt Of a $500
Bond.

j.. r. Daniels for more than year
collector for the r. u. Turner pro.
duce company, was arraigned befors
Justice or the Peace Lee Daniel yes
terdsy morning on a charge OF en-
pezziement. In default OF bond Dan
Jail. .-.- e'ui'y
Ihe complaint charges that Daniel,
has en- bezzled more than $4,000 from,
the Turner company. -'''"
rltteen months ago Daniels started
as collector for the produce com
pany. Not until few weeks ago was
ne suspected of holding out monav
The officers OF the company startad
an investigation which cnlminnted
Yesterday with Daniels arrest.
me accused Is married and uves
at 7S0 South Cincinnati. %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Nv UNL SHERIDAN.

Written Ton The United Pr"saN
NEW YORK, Jan. Although
Guuboat Smith never fell into the
has been class he thoroughly dem
onstrated here recently that he must
yet receive that push which viii elm.
mate him from the white hope"
class. When he met Tom Mccarthy
the northwestern hcayyweight here
the mariner showed the public he
still retained his old-time Kerry wal
lop.' Guuhoat, however, was far be-
low mar several weeks before he met
the Montana husky and fistic author
tiles were certain he had reached the
turning point OF his career.
Smith depends solely upon his
punching ability. But let the gunner
lose his grip ON this ability and he
viii Immediately cease to be one OF
the formidable members of the heavy
weight class.
While mentioning Tom Mccarthy It
might be said that his defeat at the
hands of Smith, although probably
temporarily hurting his reputation,
does not completely eliminate him.
Mccarthy is still budding. Some time
before his fight with Smith Mccarthy
was awarded a popular decision over
Battling IevinskN who outpointcd
Smith several weeks ago.
The status OF an amateur golfer
which has caused 50 much discussion,
IL causing no little agitation In golf
ing dircles Several authorities and
mem bers Of the United States Golf as
ISOLATION have held that certain rules
shoulu be enacted So the amateurs
status will not smack so much OF
professionalism Certain cranks have
maintained that tho writing OF articles
by amateurs and being paid for then!
is nothing short of professionalism.
This is only one instance OF the
many under discussion which viii
have to be decided upon when the
golf association couNeues in itS annual
session
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Never Too Late 10 Succeed

us hong. hong way to success 4,
.hls world for the great majority OF
mortais. but once man gets ON tbs
right road It's only matter of perse.
.erance' economy good habits ana in
sstH. esstLiH. loung or old, the chance Is
VIII stick to their knitting. A MN
VINO Is failure at As may become a
success before he is 90. Indeed 20
IS not too old for man TO aualjfv
Tor the Job II he has found him seIf
and Is willing to go slow for n tln,,.
Practically every failure in life ia m,
fault OF the man himself. Except in
cases where sickness or plain lack OF
htelhsence are found there Is every
hope OF ultimate success Men nm,
der 90 need not settle down To ths
notion that their chance has gone. II
is still there for them II they viii get
busy -Gsllipolis Tribune.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Give q Sick Soldier . PHI.

In the Island OF Ceylon. where
here are great many elephants
there was a young one which had
been caught and tanned when 1t was a
little thing. The doctors at hospi-
tai used to take It round the wards
with them In the morning. when II
would see the sick soldiers take their
and pills. One morning a
native soldier dropped his pill on the
floor. In an instant the elephant
picked II up with its trunk. popped
the pill into the mans open mouth
and with great puff blew 1t down.
The elephant in its wild state
plucks tender leaves from the trees
with its trunk: food growing about
the roots of trees II digs up with its
tusks. 1t takes up water with its
trunk and pours IL down its throat.
When the flies worry. It breaks off
the branch OF tree and making a
hand Of its trunk. uses the branch
like a fan.-Selected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

truth is that the fight fans in Amer
lea do not know how good this boy Is
or whether he is good or not. lie has
shown only flashes in America and
since comm over has not been IN
rpest fighting condition.
Knowing that he was carded for
long run Of rather hard short distance
battles, he made his condition with
that in view and did not try to make
weight for each lad as they came.
Two boys who have fought him are
firmly convinced that he is mucn
overestmatCd as "a tighter. Some oC
the experts who have studied his style
are puzzled to know whether he -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Their Choice.

When +. II. Sothern and Julia Mar
lowe were playing In western city
last season a rural couple stepped up
to the box office and the man said:
"Playin' Shakespeare here, they tell
me-"
Yes. sir" replied the ticket seller.
What's the show tonight"
AS You Like It.
Wall. that's what | call accommo-
datin'." said the native. Seem as
you give us our choice, mother and
nell take Romeo and Juliet Chi
cago News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

watched that battle say Welsh had
him well in hand at all times.
Anyhow, Welsh has been smoked
out Of cover. He will have to show
all his goods on the evening of Jan
uary 26, or lose a title and from the
manner in which he has started to
prepare for White he will not take
this scrap jestingly but will attempt
to settle Whites aspirations once and
for all.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Paying Him Back.

1T was mighty nice Of you to give
Up your seat to that stout old lady,
Mr. Blinks IL Is pleasant to see that
there are still some polite men left
In the world"
Sorry. Mrs. Jabbers. but II wasn't
politenes ut all. The man who sat
next to me was quarrelsome because
he said I crowded him too much. and
all I did was 10 Use that stout old
lady as q sort Of retort courteous
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Legislature Won't Be AS
Harmonious As it
Appears.
BIG CAPITOL FIGHT
Believe Williams Will Lead
Fight to Abolish the
Commission.
GLENN CONDOR.

staff Correspondence.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan, 4.-R. L..
Williams will be inaugurated as gov
ernor of Oklahoma Tuesday, January
II. and in spite of the fact that the
date is but one week off no one--not
even in the members of the third
house" seems to know just what
particular sort OF legislation the gov
ernor-elect will recommend in his
message to the legislature.
Harmony" is apparently the
watchword of The Democratic mem
hrs, and Governor" Williams, as
he is universally called in the capital,
Is working the term overtime, but
back of his peace talk and his re-
fusal to be interviewed upon the sub
iect of probable recommendations is
his famous war smile" a sort of
sinister grin, an omen Of things hid
den, and of impending but concealed
activity.
There is a well-defined belief
among the more stable members OF
both houses that the governor is go
ing to ask for a sweeping repeal of
ard changes I'm statutes with the ul-
innate view In mind of reducing OK
penses on all sides and thereby cut
ting down the tax rate.
Things Different Now.
And ia this connection there seems
to be little doubt about him asking
the legislature to abolish the capitol
commission and place this work upon
the shoulders of the state board Of
affairs. Three weeks ago the poll
ticians tell YOU, Williams would have
told anyone who asked him about it
that such would be his recommended
tlon. But now it Is different.
The question was asked him point
blank Saturday night. There came
over his face that forebOding smile
Upon that point" he said. IL re-
fuse to lie interviewed"
Put YOU know it is common talk,
governor that you will do this, don't
you?" the interviewer insisted
well" came the evasive reply. "I
will not have anything to say about
my recommendations until after my
inauguration"
And If the adjustment of the cap
itol commission is recommended you
are aware that it will precipitate a
rip-roaring fight, will 1t not?"
win Have No Fights.
Were not going to have any fights
i'm this legislature This Is going to
be "a harmonious session. Look how
everyone got together on the speaker
ship proposition. why even Ben Har-
rison has said all along that he was
going to support my policies. We're |
simply not going to have any fights, |
and we're going to make this legisla- |
ture and this administration so sue
cessful that a Republican won't even !
have the nerve to announce his Candi- |
dacy for office any more
Now. YOU might say that the gov |
ernor's refusal to commit himself on |
this question means that he has had |
\ change OF heart. but those on the |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

ever hear of Murphy Johnson or Eb-
belts refusing $4,000 drafts?
Being kidnapped and kept in lux
urious hotels half the winter IL a
welcome change from the SNOWFALL
and salt pork diet; yet some players
dccry the baseball war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Well, II Germany Schacfer does
lead Los Angeles the Angels VIII
know they have a pacemaker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

n tine fans decide to declare them
selves neutrsl the baseball war VIII
end bog April II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

President TenCr sees season Of
great prosperity ahead for baseball /;
with eyes like that he ought to out
hit Ty cobb by 30 points
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Jabs at All Round Sports.

HlIt Halle Thompson wants to be
mayor oi Chicago aud the keynote
~ his platform Is "eucouraRement Of
heaiihfui sports II YOU know Billy
Hale IhompsonS IDEAS of healthul
sp"r you.N understand why the pugs
cheered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
announcement EXTRAORDINARY.

We announce with pride that We
viii iu future issue. select an all
American giec club from the various
clubs no" touring the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

ham for the papers to print their an
uual reviews Of sports and include
the standing of the American league
clMhs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

The Feds may be broke, as G. w.
Murphy Il. Il. Johnson, G. Ebbetta
and others declare. but did anyone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Princeton is an odd institution Of
learning he baseball team made
money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Those skating authorities ought to
professionally oIr iccmau. tie makes
mupcy ON ice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Frankie Oumet is playing hockey.
All he'd have TO do 10 beat us would
be TO yell Fore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

1t is rather cruel to Joe etrmins-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Jack Johnson is talking of opening
a cafe in Euenos Ayres. Buenos
Ayre- is hereby warned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Now that the tight promoters are
threatening tu go 10 court, what will
happen II The Judge raises that ques-
tioH ~ clean hands?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Every time Ne get mad about the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

The attention of thOsc eastern gen
tleuieh who couldn't find anyone out
side of Meadowbrook 10 defend Amer
ics's polo cup is respectfully directed
toward San Diego.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

gen 9~e3ablimg alles i6reibt. @enn
9anfeinleger Der aniiht limo, bob
cine gnletbe ans bieiem ober ienem
@runhe niht niinihenslpertb lei, n1o
Die 9anf, nit Der iie 8ei6Gfte ma.
den, betbeiIigt iif ooh onrnn, 10 ba.
ben lie galt5 allein Oariiber 5u emf
iheiben, Oh lie ibre 8erbiubung nit
Dem betreffenoen l%lntcrnebmen loielt
moqeu ODER nif)t. Ias @elo, ods lie
Der 9anf anpertrnuten, lit ibr gigen.
fbrm; penn lie es b~eraus5icben uno
elmer anberen iibergeben moQen, 10
lit oas lire Safe. 9anfen iino feinc
patriotii6en anitalten, iolroern I'm.
teruebmen auf aftien gegriinoet, Die,
nod Der abiiht Der Grinder, Erofite
abperien ioQen. 3itoem banodt eS
lid gar ni6t Inn einen allgemeinen
9opfott gegen idmmtlid]e 9allfen oe5
2onoes, INN einen Ylan, oas ameri-
fanii6e Sinan5meien ST. itoren. Otar
borte bisber bon peiter nid,ts ais
Don einem 8or9eber ein5elner Sant.
flinoen.-, Imerifu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
""The American Verdict on
the War"

Sn Der gerbrcbuns biitorii6er
Sbatiahen 5cist lid Samuel Sarpen
9burd, Der Yrdiipcnt bes Carnegie
Snitituts in Yittsbursb. Ya., als
Ieiiter. Seine 6lu9ihrift Abe
american Gerbict on the War" ltroet
formli6 bon llnpabrbeiteu uub Be-
b%auptungen. Die icben aud niIr ciniz
germaBen 9cbilbctcn Seicr gcrabe6u
bcleibi9cn miiiien. llebcr Den in Seras
ielpo crmprpctcn Sbroniolscr. @rS>
ber5os Srar5 Scrbiuanb, ldBt CT lid
beiipiclspeiie in fol9cnoer &eiic pcrs
nepmeu: .Sas bon Seiterreih .untcrs
oriidte" @olt lab in ibm nit 8edt
nidts ipeitrr, alS eineu Ginbret)er.
Sprannen CD unb ~lliurpator uuo
ihaifte i'm beSbolb II Dem @c9e. "
Sas Solt bon SoSnicn unb Der Scr5os
g~eluina purbc burh Scitcrreih bon
tiirfiifem Sod)e befreit. erfrente lid
elmer eigenen altonOmen Sropin5iuls
3e8ierung. r~eli9ipier Sreibeit. Oiients
lid)cr Shnlcn, Silenbabnen uno ges
prbncter GehtS8uitdnoe. Die es inter
tiirfiiGer Serrifdft ME beiaB mn
inter icrbiiher bis beite niht bate
erreiden tDnnen. Sns iii oiciem
Salelbannes Gbm6 aber CANA eincrlei.
neil CT glaubt, cS gibt IN ieincm 8es
lobten Nmerifa iberbnupt feline 2cute.
Die iiber 9osnien uub belleu @eihibtc
ettpaS piiicn obcr gelernt 'baben; uni
bon oicicm @eiidtSpunfte aus liiat CT
tolloreiit prani los. Gr perldmeiBt
natiirlih babel allies. mas iciner @cs
i6ibtsidlituns i6apen tonntc; 10 aIic
aud Die Sbatiad)c pab Srau5 Serbs
ndno nidlt ctlpn, lprc CT nit benz
9ruitton bes SpranncnbalerS pcrtiins
oct. pom boSuiidcn @olfe. i~ouoern
pielmebr bon I'M forbidden Selsrap sea
bun8encn Iorpern cridoiicn purbe
unb baB ipdter Der unipioerlesbnrc
Gahpeis crbraht purbe. baB an Der
Spite bieier politiiden Scrihlporuua
Der ictiac nod lebenee ierbiidc arons
prin3 Aleranoer geitanben bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
pirb neucrbinss biclfaf Die
n Sra9e auigciporfen, i6reibt Der
M1nitAnrrrM MIA Ata An,ttiEnn

ZHs pirb n~enerbinss biclfaG Die
I'M Srn9e a~ufgeiporfen, idreibt Der
w rTlauoerer", ipie Die 0eutid)en
Imeritaner ii6 IN einem &riege
nit Seuti6lanb perbalten piirbem.
Wcrflpiiroie, baB fiir Den Sail zines
&rieses nit gnglano bieielbe Sraee
fir Die Imerifaner britii6er Ibfunft
niht alifgetporfen miro. Warum ipu
Elm beutifer 4merifaner nid)t ebenio
patriotiid iein tpie elm britiider? Sit
I'M Siirsertriese Die Sraee alifge<
%tporfen tporben? Sm omeritanii6en
Sefreiungsfriese baben Seutihe gesen
Seutihc gefdmpft, g~ngldnber 9eeen
%engldnber. SIM preubiifs beutihen
&rie9e, 5fpiihen Yreuben unb Sciter>
reid inb oeiicn beutifen @erbiinz
beten nm Die Serri6aft in Seutihs
Lamb. baben Sentihc ge9en Seutide
9efdmpft, nnb bas mar lnnge niht
bas erite Ral. 8ar Der 30sidbrige
8rieg etpa nidt aiif Elm 8ries bon
Seutiten gegen Seutihe? Sic
Srase lit aIio miibig, I'M Sale Der
ameritaniihen 9eutid)en nieberz
trdftig. Sas beiBt. iotpeit elm 8ers
tbeibiaunesfrie9 in Setratt fommt.
Bon Dem lam i'm porlicgenben Sale
feline Eebe siein; elm Gngriffstries
SeutI6lanb's gegen Die Ser. Staaten
lit niht benfbar. am aneripenigiten
inter obtpaltenben %l1mftdnben. Sic
ein5ige Roslihfcit pdre Elm an>
sriifstrieg Der Ser. Staaten 9e9en
Seutiflanb. ga seitnltet lid nun
Die Srage neientli6 nnoers. Sn
cincm iold)en &rieec piirbe Der Yatrioz
tismls gar feline Hole ipieleu; nift
ein,nal fir Den paihedhten ameritas
ner; nod ipeniger fir Die nid1t ipai6s
edten iIaipiider Sdrbune. Sir einen
iolhen beitiinbe bic @orausiebuns.
Sob. iolan9e Die Ausbebung nidt pers
fiiet pirb, ole 9etbeilieuns einc freis
tpiui9e mare. 80 Die 8etbeiliann9
cine ireiiuinise lit, seniigt uift einmal
Der Yatriotismis, I'M ale Wcbrs
fdbieen inter Die @nffen 5u treiben.
Wir iaben bas in unierem Burger
friege, lpo Die Yatrioten erit nit 8es
malt ba5u sema1t iperben muBten.
8er bamaIs bier gelebt bat. eriuuert
iif nod san5 senail, mic pielfad Der
Yntriotismis nit Rrdmien (8ounties)
%erfauft peroen miISte; pie es mGslih
mar, iit burt @riab (Subititutes)
los5utaufen. unb bod gait es Der Grs
baltuns Der Union, Die Ser gingebiirs
gerte beihfporen bate, fir Den ginses
borenen aber ielbitpcritdnblih mar.
@cnn man auf Die oamaliee 3eit 3us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

Die iiingite Stdsuus Der grnter
unb bereu Surmpreiie pom Staai
Solpa unb Den gan3eu Vcreini8ter
Stuuten tperoen bonn Idcrbau> Nmi
lpie folgt an9egeben:
3prn.
Staat-SGGsuns am I. Sftober
2S9,000,0 900 Suibels, geacn 299,s
374.000 am 1. September nm $780,
$4,000 i'm gorjabr; Sarmpreis am
1. Sttober So Gents, i'm Torinbr SO
Gents per 8uibel.
Scr. Stadten-Sd)dbuug am 1.
Sttobcr 5000 Wiaiunen Suibel.
gegen 1855 Wiaionen am 1. Septcmz
Der unb 2.673 Wilipnen I'M @orinbr.
Sarmlpcrtb am 1. Sftober 70,5 Gents.
i'm @oriabr 1872.
@ei3en.
Staat-grnteifdsung fir bicies
Sabr 16,700.O 900; Grtros i'm @oriabr
15.077,000; S%arnipertb 81 Gts., i'm
goriabr "a Gents.
Der. misunderstanding Shds
bung 1000 Wilionen; p~orjdbriger
Grtraa sol Wiuionen; @ertb am 1.
Sttober 900 Gents per Sulbel gesen
93,5 I'M @oriabr.
Safer.
Stuat-grntei6dsung am 1. Cttos
Der 200 RiQionen. segcn 165 MiQios
men i'm @oriabr; Sarmpertb 80 Gents
per SuibeI, gegen 40 Gents 3u bers
ielbeu Scit oes @oriabres.
Ser. Staateu-ShGsung am 1.
Sttober 1920 Wiaioncn. gegen LAOS
Rilliouen i'm Vorinbr; Sarmipert6 a,r
1. Sttober 34,5 Gents. Segeu 43,3 i'm
8oridbr.
1erite.
Staat-Shdsung am 1. Sftober
100000 8uibels, segen $780,
900 i'm Yoriabr; Sarmipertb As Gents
per Suibel se9en 81 I'M Yoriabr.
Der. Staatcn-Sfdbiins am 1
Sttober 237 Wiaipnen Suibels, seger
1914, 953,000 i'm 8priabr; Sarmpertf
46.S Gents, gcgen sis i'm Ioriabr.
&artuffeln.
Staat-S6deuns am 1. Cftobel
100000 Suibels, seecn 1862
900 i'm goriabr; Sarmipertb 40 Cts.
segen rs i'm Goriabr.
Der. Staaten-ShGsung am I,
OCTOBER 368 Rilioneu 9uibels, geger
405.921,00 i'm Toriabr; Surts
id%)nittspreis 4S.7 gegcn 64.7 Gents
i'm 9oriabr.
glepfel.
Staat-ShGeung am 1. Sftober
$4,000 Barrels, ge9en $4,000
i'm 0oriabr; Sarmpertb 1929 per
SaB. 9egen $3.50 i'm @oriabr.
Der. Staaten-Sddsung am /.
Sttobcr 100000 Barrels, ecgcr
S4,460,000 Barrels i'm Ioria6r;
Sarmlpertb am 10. September STA
per SaB, se9cn $1.S5 i'm Goriabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Seim Mbnneiiien mnicres eatboliicbcn
YreHs, 0ntbuiiasmas"

Seutid : reScnben aattoGisn brantsn mir tuOfl tnrnt auSctnanSer1
5uiesen, Dag burh Die TreHe o ffentlibc &cnung 8ennadpt mrp uno ptle
lesere rb in Den @eies9ebunsen betlnoet. Gbne cine farte, OPT erldenenoe
tahoHihe Srenc Dcrpcn mir aneruaunte &dHohten lptlenloe unertbdnen
elmer bon Der nihts tatbolifcn YrNe fam3iertn 6fenlttcn Wcinun9, Delte
bann, burd Die 8eiessebuneen, ben tatboliden GIerus pcrfol8t unp nerbannt'
fatboGite Stuleu uno Intaleu unerbrutt, etc, Ia la "aulturfdmpern" III
SeufhIaub, Srantreih, ETC.. etc.. Oils n a d it II mp9ltden Shr1tt III
fatboGidcr Srebs gntpideun8 befuriporten mir ausgaben BON "Sbe eahde
Sribure" 5ui oral Die 8ode.
Sopcit bat nur Elm temes idpades Stimnder (etnhe 1,SOO aus etpd
10000 2eern) uniere anfrasc beanhporet. gs lit aMo feline lriade or@
.banben, auf Die bctunbee Sereitpini9teit fir totbolihe Irebs @ntuidelung
.fl5 gu iGn. @eueiht limb Sauenbe bait, nber ibr 8iae lit nod nhtt tart
senug, um oas 6ormuar aus5uflaen unb cin5uicnoen. Stakeholder EreBz
Qualifications 5 miro aber burh ernfcs Snterene NIB Spters
IN iIliefeit ifrithpeiic mit3upifcn, Hberrunbcn.
SAB, tB Der itpatcn DHenIifcu aunogabe, Die mir rc9tfreren, er
SeNIrfnib unb Gcrangeu mad elmer offrs criheinenpen, benz tatbolnbeu
gonc promptcr biencnosu tatboliten SrcHe bcmebt lit ppbE faumt 5u
icusnen. Der Sdperpuntt iest abcr III Der Sbatiade. bmB es Elm Ttltto
beoenten birftc. Dfcrs eriheinenbc aus8aben tatbolitcr Settur9en "a. . BON
pSbe Satbolc 5ribuneO gu peranraten, lpenn ib has oben erpobne Seourf>
nib unb @euau9en, 3. |. bic 81 q d. 7 a e, nitt gcnn9cno entlhtepen
Cine aeuBeruns berie6en fam ia niht ab8rncVen perpen.
pe T II It es mHrem tatbolthen ScEpubltum nit iemcm |erldr9en nd4
elmer tihthercn YrcTe lit Sno umiere aaHpifen bereit aud bic nOtbtseH
4elbopier gu brnsen, I'M GHerc aus9a6en erirenJofg gu MADDEN?
auf ale Shie 8rasen. lieber 2eier, gibr On cine Hare, Misunderstanding
Intport penn Su bas 6ornulnr on anbeur Steuc untentreibr unp 9leth
cinihidh. Gam tbut On prattihe SreBarbcit bann mirtn On I'M Iporolat
hr Erenc in eincr @cie, pclde q usihlaagebcnb Scneurlng bat.
Sesbalb. Icbcr 2Ger. tbue 3 eincu SbcI glcth. Suae ps 5prnnlar
aus nb imbe es 81 d. eu!-S ct s&ebaftcur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

re6nen. Die ipgen. @oltspebr, Die i'm
ariegc etrpa ~ SattaiIlpue 81 ctlua
10000 Nonn fcrmiert, entipridt
cttpa Dem bcutid,en 2anoiturm.
Siermit iinb abcr Die Streittrdfte
Sul9arien's feinesipees erid)opft.
Wdbrenh bes tiirtiih : bulsariifen
arisses iteate gulgarieu brei neue
SruppcnsS ipiiionen auf. unb Dor benz
aricssausbruf nit Serbien purpen
brei ipcitere 5ruppensS ipiiipneu 9es
biloet. 10 bab mir ais Sbatiafe pers
5eidnen fonnen, oab Elm 2anb nit
elmer h~riitIid,cu 9epolferuna bon 3E
Wilioncu Gin Seer BON mehr als 400
600 Manu auiiteate unb bab bel Ser