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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

Mittwoch, den FL. July 1915
Practise 8 Uhr Attends
EmpfangB- Gnrt1rrt

Sopran; Herr Enrico Palmetto, Tenor
Herr Paul Reese, Barton
Omaha FcstOrcheter. Dmgent, Herr Til. Rud. Reese
proeramn
I. Sangerfest-Marsch, dem FestPasdenten, Herrn Robert
Strehlow, hochachtungsvoll gewidmet 7h RM Reese
2. Begrissungschor
q. der Heren des Festchos M. Bmge1 NJ
.a7xgb. der Damen DIES Festchors TA RIA. Reese
Musiktext des amen-Begrissungschor Won DR.. n. Gerhard
~ 8. a. VorsteIung des Festprasidenten,H rn. Robert Strehlow.
durch Hn. Lee Hoffman,, Vorsitzenden der Festbehorde
b. Begrlssungsrede yom Festprasidenten, Hrn. Rob. shrehlow
c. Begrussungsrede vom Bundesprasdenten und Ueber-
relchung der Bundesfahne an den Festprasdenten durch
Hrn. Theo. G. Behrens
d. Begrussungsansprach des BUrgerneisters Won Omaha,
DIES Achtbaren James C. Dahlman
e.. Begrussungsansprache durch dem
Achtbaren John H. Morehead, Gouverneur Won Nebraska
4. In der spnnstube, Gemschter Choir nit Dorchester, job. Pache
Sopran-Solo, Frau G. w. Icken
AltSoo, Fri. Dora Haarmann
S. Ane aus der Oper Lohengrin Magner
Solo fur Tenor, Herr ENRIco PALMETTO
6. Overture: Die beiden Banditen Hoeu
Omaha FestOrchester
y. Are aus der Oper:l La Traviata Verdi
Solo fur Sopran, Fri. MARC. DAMN
8. gTyroler Tongemalde: Poeten auf der Aim Engezsberg
Gemischter Choir des Omaha Musikvereins und Dorchester
9. Der srme Honved (ungarischer Landwehrnann) Ad. Mueller
Ballade fiji Tenor nit Ochesterbegleitun
Herr PAUL REESE
70. = :: Als5lsslsa RsA9,a sgans
c.sSprng Henschel
Solo fur sopran, Frau THOMAS j. KELLY
II. Wittekind, Crosse Ballade fir Manner und F1auen- chor
nit Bariton-Soo und Dorchester Rodba7sky
Gemischter Choir DIES Omaha Musikvereins
Solo fur Barton, Herr Fred K. Rieth
HADDoRFR GRAND PIANO
an f ass e.! s,i i! b. Rsh Flynn; Herr s.a r.sg l,,G 5 z;b''tis
Donnerstag, den %. JUL 1915
ErstfH Nurlmittagz= Umuurrt
Anfang 2.3o Uhr pracise
SoMen; Frau Julia Caussen, Alt Fraulem Christine Miller, Alt
Frau Marie Rappold, Sopran; Herr Paul Ahhouse, Tenor
Herr Henri Scott, Bass
g8 Frauem Cornne Pauson, Pianntn
Omaha Fest-O Dorchester, Dnigent, Herr Tx. Rud. Reese
proeramm
ISOuverure: Die Fugenoten Meyeybeey
Omaha FestO1chester
2. Leb' wohl, Wad Echa1ouskv
Solo fir Alt, Fri. CHRISTINE MILLER
8. Aie aus der Oper: Die ZauberAote Moza1
Solo fur Tenor, Herr PAUL ALTHoUsE4
a. Ungarischer Tanz No. 2 hh. Brahms
Omaha FestOrchester
Die gerluaer babcn in i6rer Ier ocludes @ort %acilnocr: 1re
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

10. Fantasia: Mach berihmten Nuaun Scherz
Omaha Fest-Orchester ~
HADDoRFF GRAND PIANO
Am Xavier: Herr jean F. DuGed, Herr sigmund Landsberg.
Donnerstag, den %. JUL 1915
Attends practise 8 Uhr
ErHtrH Ru1nFH=Nnnfrrt ~
so.,en; Frau Julia G,u.sen, Alt Frau Marie Rappod. sopran
Her Paul Alhouse, Tenor Herr Henri Scott, Bass
Dirigent: Herr THEO. KEIlBE
Is Omaha Fest-opehestet Dnasent, Herr II. Rud. Reese
p1rosramm
?. Hinaus yum Valid (sanger-Marsch, L. Burman)
nu bearbehet Won TX. Kebe
BuNDEscHoR uND oRcHEsrER, THEo. KELBE. Dirigent
8. A1ie aus der oper: Tannhauser r. Wagner
Solo fir Sopran, Frau MARIE RAPPoLD
4. Ouverture: Elm Abenteuer III. Rm Reese
Omaha Fest-Orchester
S. Aie aus der oper: Die zaube1a0te W. Mozart
Solo fur Bass, Herr HENRY SCOTT
6. a. Jubilate (Schwedischer Vesperchor) 4. zandec
b. Es seht cine machtige Lnde hh Rache
Bundeschor, THEo. KELBE, Digent
y. Arie:. onauay! Awake Beloved! aus dem Chorwerk:
Hiawatha's Hochzeitsfest Gongfenow)4 Cohg7dge-TaWoy
Solo fur Tenor, Herr PAUL ALTIoUsE
8. Concert-Walze: Neu-Wen Joh. Strauss
Omaha Fest-Orchester
9. a. Dein Aug, mein sch0naer Stern ~ O. Geyasch
BuNDEscHoR, THEo. KELBE, Dingent
70. Arie aus der oper Carmen W Bzet
Solo fur Contra Ait, Frau JULIA CLAUssEN
II. a.. Schooner Rhein, Water Rhein sT ~ Moby
b. Unter dem DoppelAdler aaJr II. Meaey
BUNDEScHoR UND DORCHESTER, THEo. KELBE, DMigent
HADDoRFF GRAND PIANO =
Am Xavier Herr Jean 2 lDu6edt Hen slgumuuGIda Ienrdsb,erg. s.
Anfangs $50 Uhf2 pracise' a.;
zrurttra AurhmtttugH-Unnrp e
soIIsien: F raw Julia canssen, Alt Fraulen Christine Miller, Alt
Her e d..Boehmsr, Barton; Herr Enreo Palmetto, Tenor
M,.: as3s l's q. S SSas.sBs: s%l l;sRst
Grosser kinderchor der Omaha Yo1ksschulen
Omaha Fest Dorchester, Dmgent, Herr TIL. Rud.Ree
prosramm
1. EinzugsMarsch aus der Ope: Boabdl Moszkovsk1
Omaha Fest-Orchester.
2. An der Weser lvon Presse), fur Mannerchor
aIrangiert Won 10. Reese
Nebraska sangerbund ud Dorchester
b. Der schmied Jah BRAHMS
c.. Heimweh WnH
Solo fur Alt, Fri. CHRISTINE MILLER
4. Fantasia Appasionata Nemtamps
Solo fur Vioine, Herr Louis Schnauber
S. Himmlsche zet, Q seHge zit Franz Res
Solo fur BARTON, Herr Ed. Boehmer
.. Grosser Concertwalzer No., F-dur, 7habeye
Omaha FestOrchester
7. a. Du Dist vie cine Blume KIxkgu
b. Der Evangeimann KIeuzl
c. Madchen nit dem rotten Mundchen Gall
Solo fur Tenor, Herr ENRIco PALMETTO
8. a. Heimkehr q. Strauss i.
b.. Standchen Brahms @N
b. LEM HHaach
Solo fur All, Frau JULIA CLAUssEN
9. Quodibet deutscher und amenkanischer Lieder ind Gesange
zusammengestelt Won Pro. Ferd. Stedinger
arrangiet Won. s. s III. RM. Reese
2o0Ostimmiger Knde1chor und Dorchester
10. Melodiencongress, deutsches LiederPotpourrift Conrad
Omaha Fest-Ochester.
HADDoRFF GRAND PIANO
Am KlaMer: Frau F. A. Deano; Frau E. r. Zabriskie
Herr Jean5EP. Duheld; Herr sigmundL anndsbergg.
Freitag, den %. July 1915
Attends 9 Uhr pracise
ztnrttra. Grn1nrn .Qnarrrt D.
soGGssen: Fd, Christine Mile, Alt Frau Marie Rsppod. sopran
Herr Paul Athoue, Tenor; Her Henri Scott. Tenor@
Massenchor des Nordwestlichen Saengerbundes
Dirigent: Herr THEO. KELBE As4aAS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
Nachmittags: Crosses VoIksfest

Or. 6. S: @eranaFr, 4%ralioent os Deutld -N1nerifani{den Geo.
oem @ofsfeit cine Mepe balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

~ Die 9erlhuer 9o6cn in iDrer en ocnthes sSort gcirnoen: lrcr.
acknowledgements fiji @aaroni lbrn4Mpoe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
MIKE GIBBONS HAS
SEVERE COLD; AHEARN
BOUT is POSTPONED

ST. Paul MIMI Dee, S-Postpoue-
ment for at least a week Of the Mike
Gibbons Young Ahearn ten round
contest originally scheduled to take
place here the night of December no.
was announced By the promoters to-
night because of The Illness OF Glib
bons, who is suffering from severe
cold that threatens pneumonia
NO one will De substituted for Glib
bons. as had been suggested. If Glib
bons is able to resume training next
Monday tho bout viii take place De-
cember a. Ahearn consented to ass
long a postponemcnt as is necessary
for GIubons % get into condition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09

Bruce Ina a statement made public
following the conference Mr. Somer,
said
Fl want 10 retain the club ana
President Johnson is with me How
ever it is up TO the bankers commit
tee. am against the wall but VIII
fight to the limit"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
SPANISH TAUGHT

Trdnslation~ a specially mrorma-
tion and consulting bureau On legal
and business matters nhont ANY place
Of Old Mexico. r. MEXA \. SAIL
NNS. Mexican LAWYER Whiting bldg.
rooms s. and s. Nlbuqucrpuc. y. VI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
MORE STATISTICS
IN WAGE HEARING

CHICAGO. March Stability Of
the railroads 10 pay" occupied TO"
days session OF the board OF arbl'
tration In the western railroad arbis
tratiOn,
w. j. Iauck, statisticlan en-
ployed by the engineers and firemen
who are seeking higher wages OF the
western railroads involved analyzed
reports OF the railroads since 1900
and drew the conclusion that abund"
ant returns had been paid ON Invests
ments and saved for improvements
but still leaving a surplus from which
wage advances might be paid without
materially affecting returns to stock.
holders.
James NJ. Sheean, attorney for the
railroads. W. L. Park, cepresident
OF the Illinois Central and II. r. Bye
ram. vice president Of the. Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy. both members
OF the board, questioned Mr.. Lauck's $
analysis throughout his testimony
remarling that vital factors had been
omitted from his calculations and that
in addition ne took into consldera-
ton conditions which assumedly had
been disposed Of in the award Of
1910.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
THIEF A. WOMAN?
so SAY POLICE
Home uG n. o.. SupniR, I2iI south Eio
wD0do Burgiarihed sunday Night;
Linen l. Stoicno

While the family was Up town sun
day the home az AZ T. SupNIk, l.li
South EIwood. WAS nUTslaTi2Cd nd
$500 worth oG NaWahlsS Tei, al
from tho building. When the, c =
turned 40 10 O'cloCS they found :
back door unlocked, and tho hou ~
complete turmoil. Judging from : 4
nature Of the things taken from Z
house, Hhe burglar was VOL u
think the officers.
Motorcycle Policeman Brown
sent to answer the call made sun :
might, and worked on the case vest :
day. but indications pointed to no y
in particular one of the pecuI =
things about the burglary was that 81
the articles taken belonged to the
same person Th. robbcr did not con-
fine herself to jewelry but took fancy
ueedlework and linen of a good DUAL
ity, and everything belonged TO MIS-
Supnik.
II Is the indication that the person
who did the work was familiar with
things about the places. and was either
woman who fancicd some of tn,
things she had seen there or knew
where the goods, might be placed
safely and profitably. Until last
night no suspect had been singled 0u'
by the police.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09

DEFENSE TO SHOW
HE WAS NOT CRAZY
Defendant Throws Arms
Around White Haired
Mother Outside Cell.

NEW YORK, March s.-In The
~ same room where he twice
faced a jury fox the murder Of STAN
Scgd White, Harry Kendall Thaw 10"
day went on trial Cor conspiring to
escape from the state hospital for the
criminal insane at Matteawan, with
him as co-defenda dants are five men who
the state charges were parties to the
alleged conspiracy. Tho entire day
was required to complete the jury.
Taking Of testimony Will begin tomor-
row morning.
From the outset of the proceedings
it was evident that the trial would be
another fight on the part OF Thaw &c
gain his freedom. His attorneys
plainly lntimated that with the per
mission OF the court they would offer
evidence designed to prove that theil
client was sane when he escaped from
the asylum. Such being the case, they
said in examining talesmen, the. de-
fendant was being illegally detained
at the tlmc OF his flight.
DefcnSe'S Contention.
They asked prospective jurors
J Continued on Page SiX)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
7 LEGISLATIVE: NEWS !
DEATH PENALTY IS
FAVORED BY HOUSE
By q Vote of 49 to :33 Both
Houses Go on Record
Against Amendment.
SYKES.HUDSON LEAD
Senate Yesterday Began
Debate on the State
Highway Measure.
sYKEs-HUDsoN LEAD
REAR ADNleAL J a HOWELL
by GLENN CONDOR.
(Staff Correspondent.


HKLAHOMA CITY, March S.-At-
~ ter more than two hours of the
sobbleSt sort of Oratory. the house OF
representatives today went on record
rs favoring capital punishment In
this state when it killed the Dicker-
son-Abney bill. abolishlng legal exc
cutlons, and advanced to engrossment
substitute bill by Representative
Powell providing for death BY either
hanging or electrocution, IN the dis
cretion Of the court or the governor.
The vote was 81 In favor of the sub
stitute bill and 2S against. An Amend
ment by Representative Kelly Brown
of ArdmOre TO compel the governor
to personally execute all persons SEN
fenced to death was voted down.
Representative Luther Harrison de.
! clared that Governor Cruces refusal
to permit legal executions during his
term of office resulted in scores OF
| lynchings and an unprotected wave
OF crime. He pointed TO Il lynching
IN Seminole. his home town. and said
! that u placard was placed on the
victims body containing the words
Sacred To the memory OF Lee Cruce."
Representative r. #. Hensley and
J. Il. Dickerson used the Biblical sem
! tence, "Thou shalt not KILL" In sup
port OF their arguments in favor OF
abolition. Representative Waldrop of
------
| (Continued on Page TweiyeJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
MIAMI BOY BROWNS
.FORDING THE RIVER
Special to The World

Special to The World
MIAMI okla. March S.--Braught
Moore OF this place was drowned in
Spring river near here last night at 10
O'clock Moore, In company with
Charley Weir, another Miami young
man, were returning from Seneca,
where they went Sunday morning, and
according TO man who had charge
OF the toll bridge crossing Spring
river between Miami and Seneca. they
paid toll and then crossed the bridge
and when they reached the other end
they must have turned around and
followed the road which leads back
across the river. which was used when
the water was low.
II Is believed that the two young
men we're intoxicated and owing O.
recent rains the river was up "A great
height. When they drove into the
river strong current turned the
buggy half around then turned b.
oter. Weir got out Of the buggy anG
swan to the shore. Moore was
drowned. Both are prominent Miami
boys The team. which belongs to tho
Quigg livery at Miami. was also
drowned. lip to 10 o'clock this morn
ing the body Of Moore was not found.
but those Of the horses were.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
FIRE DESTROYS
BELGIAN CHURCH

LONDON. March s.---ii:06 y. m.)
With the sole exception crucifiX,
which was untouched. everything in
the church at Messiues. a Belgian
town six miles south of Ypres, was
destroyed as the result OF fire fol-
lowing a bombardment of that place
by. heavy guns. according to a report
of the eyewitness with the British
headquarters staff. whose story this
week includes a description of the re-
markable resistance OF medieval
buildings to shell fire.
Great blocks Of masonry were blown
off the Messnes church, the belfry
was shot away. and the interior was
completely burned out, but the
framework. though irregular in out
line and full OF gaping holes Is still
standing. the writer says. defiant
amid the surrounding ruins IL was
in the center of a very fine oak
screen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
FREIGHT TRAIN
STOPS TRAFFIC
Wreck Two Miles Northwest of
Broken Arrow Delays Trains;
Tanks Left Track.

Traffic was blocked on the Tulsa
division OF the NJ. X & T. railroad
Sunday for 10 hours. caused by a
freight wreck two miles northwest Of
Broken Arrow, occurring at o'clock
Sunday morning The debris was not
removed and operations restored until
midnight Sunday night
Six tank chrs loaded with oil were
derailed and three were upset. No
one was hurt. The cause Of the wreck.
except that the cars left the track. Is
not known. The train was 20 cars
long and composed almost entirely OF
tanks. The whole day was consumed
In clearing the right-of-wsy and re-
laying the track. which was greatly
damaged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
OIL AND GAS LANDS
HEARING UNDER WAY
Disposition Of Thousands Of
Acres of Valuable Land
Is at Stake.
LEASE EXPIRES SOON
Proposition Of Renewals to
be Investigated; Mil
lions Are Involved.
LEASE EXPIRES SOON
Points In Contention
Spoclal 20 Tho World.


WASHINGTON, March s.
I. Should the Foster lease, "a II
whole, bc renewed? lfso ON what
terms? ,. Are the sub-lessoes
entitled 20 II renewal OF their
lease? II so. upon what terms?
TAI AS to royalty?
(b) As to the extent Of ncre-
age!
3. II these sub-ieases are not
renewed. what fixtures or i'm"
proVements belong 10 the govern.
ment az the termination Of tho
present lease?
4. Should there be any varIa.
tIon OF royalty or bonus as to sub'
leases
5. Should the oil and gas be di.
yorced and each handled by a
separate lessee?
6. what conditions. II any,
should be made In the lease COns
cerning development?
Z. Is Il IN the Interest of the
Indians that the Usage reserya-
tion az q whole should be further
developed!
s. What should be the period of
the lease. whether for 10 years
from date or until 1881?
.. II II Is determined to lease
the property In certain subdivi.
sions. what should be the size Of
these subdivisions. and should
these lesses be made upon II com
pctitlye base?
(aD As to developed property:
On A. to undeyeloped. prop.
0ityP
Brennan, Shea & Seeyliy repro.
sent Illuminating Oh company.
powney repre- cnting some sub.
lessees. sam Untcrmeyer. Cen.
trail Petroleum company; Judge
Mehard. l5arnsdale OH company
and Judge Ames. representing
Usage 3 oklahoma Go.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
600 GERMANS
I)IE

official British Statement Gives the
Enemy Heavy Losses.
LONDON. March o.-(S.55 p. M
In a statement Issued this evening
regarding the recent fighting between
British troops and Turkish forces at
the head OF the Persian gulf the Of
ficial press bureau said.
The enemy's losses near Ahwaz
Gin khuzistan) on March we're
heavier than previously reported Six
hundred were killed and many were
wounded.
'In the action on the western flank
the enemy lost three hundred men
killed"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
Conditions Serious.
KENTUCKIANS
ARE TERRORIZED

PADUCAH. KY. March S.-Tobacco
planters in Ballard county. who have
been terrorized by night riders. today
reported 10 the authorities the receipt
OF notes threatening them with pun
ishment If they disposed of their to-
bacco crops for less than cents a
pound. The planters said $50 persons
had received the notices.
In the sane neighborhoOd recently
a farmer was called to the door Of his
home and shot to death for no known
reason The nilllng was accredited to
night riders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
OUT OF AMMUNITION
Turkish Army short of Munitions.
Says Correspondent.

PARIS, March $500 p. m.I-A
Havas dispatch from Rome says:
'The MessagerO's Bucharest cOrre-
spondent telegraphs that the Turkish
army Is short OF Ijfle and artillery am
munition and says this fact explaints
the feeble defense OF the Turkish
forts The Turkish army In Europe,
the dispatch adds, Is well equipped.
but lacks food and ammunition. or
ders have beer given TO economize
In the use Of ammunition since Ru-
mania refuses to allow Austrian con-
signments TO pass through to Turkey"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
OIL MILLIONAIRE
WON'T PRESS CASE
Charles Page Says Woman
Who Forged His Name
to Check Is to Go Free
HAS A CONFEDERATE
Rather Go to Jail Than Get
Notoriety; This Is
Her Wedding Day
HAS A CONFEDERATE

Millionaire Charles Page. phil
anthropist and founder Of the
Sand Springs orphans home, VIII
not prosecute Mary Chase. who
forged his name to II check for
$500 from the autograph ho
had written In her Bible, II she
will divulge information which
would lead to the arrest OF the
man whom she declares assisted
in laying the plot which she un-
successfully tried to carry out.
1.-THE bank authorities have left
the matter OF prosecution up TO
me-" said Mr.. Page last night,
"and | do not feel like pressing
the case against the woman. IL
she will give. out information re-
gardlng the man in the case l
will not drag her into court"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09

DETROIT March S-The propo-
.sition Of the Detroit Street railway
commission TO take over the prop
erty OF the Detroit United railway
nv assuming the payment OF mort
gage debt Of $24.9OO,00O was ac-
cepted late today by the directors OF
the company The directors notified
the commission they will recommend
10 the stockholders the ratification
Of the deal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
NEW TRIAL FOR
GUNMAN MARSHAL

CHEYENNE. March S.-The Wy
oming supreme court today granted
new trial 10 Robert Meldrum. the
famous "gunmsn marshal OF. Crppi'
Greek. Colo. and Baggs. wyoming
who was convicted Of murder in thf
second degree for killing Chick Bowen
Of Slater. colo. at Baggs three yeari
ago. Meldrum was sentenced to
twenty five ye<rs Imprisonment. a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09

NACO. Ariz. March s.-Vlllp forces
have been moblllzed at Cananea for
an attack on Aqua Prleta. the Mexi-
can port opposite Douglas. now held
by Carranza. partisans. according to
information received here today.
Large numbers OF men have been as
sembled for the proposed movement
but no information regarding the
probable time Of attack has been al
loved to reach the border.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
One Hundred Fifty Tulsa
Business Men Leave This
Morning for Tour.
TO VISIT IL TOWNS
Sixteen Piece Band viii
Iivcn Trip: Luncheon
at Bartlesville.
REAR ADMIRAL Ne S coW1Es.

iNNE hundred fifty Tulsa boosters
~ representing more than hum
dred Tulsa business firms will leave
leave the Frisco-Santa Fe station ON
the first of Il series Ot trade eXcur-
slons under the auspices of the Retail
Merchants association, Tulsa Conn
merciai club and Tulsa Traffic Mems
association this morning at I o'clock.
The itenerary Of the trip follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
SEEM Is BELItvIN.'

1t might look like
one of those things
but believe us the
temperature don't
look like spring.
. Well. there's one
consolation. tn Q
20 H." six weeks
will be up I'm one
more week. Last
week the north got
srowed under and
yesterday T e xa Z
had the worst
snowstorm I'm 20
years. At that we
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09

have somethIng 70 De thankful Tor.
Saw some honest -to-GOd" violets
yesterday growing right I'm a front
yard in Tulsa. And they wern't the
hOthouse kind. either. Real. dyed-in-
the-blue spring viOlets. That's hope
full, anyway.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09

VIZ ASHINGTON. March S.-Publio
w earrings were begun today by Sec
retary Lane Of the interior department
on the question Of disposition next
year Of thousands Of acres of rich oil
and gas lands on the Usage Indian
reservation In Oklahoma upon the ex-
piration Of the so-called Foster lease
Continued On Page Two)
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Reports Given Out at Con-
stantinople Tell of Re-
treat Of Enemy.
QUEEN ELIZABETH HIT
Official British Statement
Says Bombardment Fay-
orable to Themo
RIIII.TINS

r ONDOH. March 8.-lS:ij p. M
~ 1t was officially announced in
London this evening that Turkish
battery at Mount Dardanus and the
forts of Rumili Medjidieh Tabia and
Hamidieh-l-Tabia in the Dardenelles
have been silenced by shells from the
allied fleet. The British battleship
queen Elizabeth. the announcement
also said. was hit by shots from the
Turkish. forts and slightly damaged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-09
Ex-Railroad Official Dies.

NORTH WAYNE. Maine. March 8.
Hiram W. Nickerson. former vice
president and general manager of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and
later vice president OF the Mexican
Central Railroad company. died here
today. aged so.
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Bartlesviile will give the visitors q
grand welcome through Mayor Lainm
and officers Of the Commercial club.
who, accompanied by a brass band.
will meet the train. The Tulsans Will
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