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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-12
Doniesienia Austryackie

Wieden, IL czerwca. = Maio
wiesci polskiego teatru wojny
= najwazniejsze doniesienia So
z Polucia Bukowiny, gdzie ME
daleko Obertyna po pomySlnem
starciu wojska austryackie posu-
ne1y sic ku Dniestrowi, pod
Czerniowcarni utarczki mad
Prutem.
Berlin, 10 ezerwca. = w Pol
see ozywia sic akcya ma poanoc
cd Pilicy mad Rawka i Bzurs, ale
niema tenn jeszcze szczegoio--
wych doniesieh.
- Mad Niemnem / Dubissa sy-
tuacya ME zniieniona: wczcraj
800 Moskali zabrapo do niewoli
pod Ejragoia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-12
ZnoWu szereg zatOpionych okret6W'
PoSTEPY SERBOW W ALBANIA.
NIEMCY A STANY zJEDNOCzONE.
lime TelegramY.

na oszancowane drutem oplec1o-
ne pozycye rosyjskie, kt6re wy
trzymasy nscisk niePrzyJae aeielas
wojska rosyjskie wzmocnione po-
silkami odparly atski z taxa siaa,
IL odrzuciiy Nierncow o4 mile
wstecz = pod PrzeuySl. Ma Po-
kuciu i Bukowinie rowniez wafki
tocza sig krwawe i nieustanne, W
wielliej bitwie pod Ko1omyja -
atak Austryakow i ,Niemcow ma
miasto to zostal wstrzymany
odparty, a straty nieprzyjaciela
maja bye olbrzyrnie. Rezultat
tych walk jest bsrdzo znamienny
= przedewszystkiem uwazac ma
ley defensive "a skohczona
przeiScie dokonane do ponownej
ofensywy, ktora szybciej jeszcze
postapi, W miare ofensywy Sprzy-
miekzonych ma zachodzie, dokad
Niemcy swe wojska juz zabie-
raja. Austryackim armiom "
Galicyii niemieckim ich posi}kom
zagraza odciecie Cd podstaw ope-
racyjnych otoczenie ma pofud--
ME cd Dniestru. Wojska rosyj--
skie napieraja wzdluz Sanu na
zach6d = poiudnie, jednoczesnie
spieraja wstecz nieprzyjaciela ma
potudnie cd Dniestru; : jezeli sic
Rosyanom uda te tendencye u
trzyfnae, Austryacy zostana /
stotnie otoczeni, lub wparci W
Karpaty, a Galicya powroci caia
W rece rosyjskie. w dwudnio-
wych walnych bitwaeh W Cali
cyl Austryacy Niemcy stracili
oko8o 10000 zofnierzy pobranych
do aiewoli, w tern 261 ofieerow
r6znych stopni, dalej zabrali I'm
Rosyanie II wielkieh arnat 4S
nnitraliez, zniesli GAIA jedna dy-
wizye niemiecka i wzieli do me-
wolf W ca1osci jedna kompanie fl
zylierow pruskieh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-12
MoskaIe atakuja; bija Austry-
akow i Niemcow W Gaicyi.
POrazka Nismc6w ma
Zachodzie.

Paryz, Londyn, 10 czerwca. -
Wojska francuskie odniosly wiel-
XII sukces mad Niercami W oko-
Icy Haubouterne akcys W tej
stronie ma TAXI charakter, jakby
Sprzymierzeni ten punkt byli O.
brali ma przerwanie linii niemie-
ckiej, by tam skupic najwieksze
silly nieprzyjaciels, Il, odciagnac jego
wojska meze z linii dalszych tam
pozniej ma os{abione uderzyc po-
zycye, a .zapewne ! Geese wojsk
odciagnat re wschodniego teatru
a TEN znowu dopomodz rosyj-
skiemu sprzymierzehcowi. Ofen-
sywa francuska trwa w pefni, mi
mo wielkich STRAIT, . przeciaga sic
jej linia az w Szampanie, gdzie
wszedzie Niemcy So W porazce j
cofaja sic choe powoli, lecz nieu-
stannie. Francuzi zajete pozocye
fortyfikuja natychmiast = / TAX
ufortyfikowali juz St. Vast j
Melville, W ktorej ostatniej miej-
scowoSci rozegrala sic najstra-
szniejsza dni oEtatnich walka:
Niemcom tam zabrano trzy wiel-
he dziala, skIad broni, zawiera-
iacy tysiac karabin6w 800, 600
naboj6w karabinowyeh, tysiaee
recznych bomb i granat6w, try
dziaaa do ciskania bomb, l6 nil
Etraliez, wiele zapasow exploEyw-
nych caiy park zapasow zyw--
nosci dla ludzi koni. Wielka to
i pozadana zdobycz: ~
- Raporty francuskie rzadowe
potwierdzaja wielkie sukcesy
walk ostatnich = fortyffkowanie
zdobytych ma Niemcach' pozycyi
i nowe dodaja szczegoly. w pa
ru tych dniach zolnierze pocho--
wall setki trupow niemieckich a
ambulanse francuskie opatrzyly
setki rannych nierieckich. LIMA
Enieprzyjacielska grie sis'swstecz
Ina znacznej przestfzeni. 'Niemcy
jeszcze ME zaczsE kontrataku
- poprzestaja ma dzfaianiach ar
tyieryjskich.
Berlin, 10 czerwca. - Ataki
francuskie trwaja Z wielka siia,
ale wszystkie So odpierane przy
znacznych bardzo stratach, ponies
sionych przez nieprzyjaeiela. Tyl-
ko pod Haubouterre pewne suk-
cesy. .odnieSli Francuzi = tax
przyznaje rapport tiiemiecki, kto-
ry pozatem utrzymuie, il ma linii
wazniejszych zrniafl risula, choi
walk toczs sic zseiste hisustan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-12

nae Armour & Co." cztonek wydzau dyrektorow Unwer-
sytetu Chcagoskiego. .2.o,-..,.., b. ..s.' -, -
ROBERT W. DE FOREST, wybitny adwokat
woosk generany adwokat Central R. of New Jersey dy
wieu bankow korporacy1 wicepreze Aerykanske
go Czerwonego Krzyza. - = :, = ~.
- ~. 4 JAMES PATTEN rplionowy kupiec zbozowy, fl
lanop czfonek wydzau dyrektorow Unwersyteu North
western. ~. ,G,-l &. IS r,.z.r g. ...r..
-. ALBERT A. SPRAGUE, II. wceprezes firrny hur
townej artykui6w spozywczych sprague, Warner Co.
Chicago czfonek wydzaiu dyrektorow Instyut Sztud
Chicago. '.. .,..s,.ev, ar. .. s~a~..
HENRY WATERS TAFT, brat byfego prezyden-
ia Tafta, wybitny adwokat nowoorsh. ,...
KELLOGG FAIRBANKS. ,..-,r.y,. ~. ,,,-i
T. s. OSBORNE. ,.. .-,r'i .r..~... . ,'....t =,
H. B. TREMAINE. ...~-.,-.. .... 90. ..
PAM j. ARCHBOLD 49,, -. -. -. ;-..~,.
PAM EMMONS BLAINE. -e' ,.. -. :.
PAM T. B. BLACKSTONE.
D.. .,1s PANNA ELEANOR BLoDGETT.
PAM EDWARD BOX
PAM CYRUS CURTIS. t,#
=, PAM BRYAN. LATHRoP, =. -
PAM ROBERT PATTERSON.
PAM ERNEST SCHELLING
PAM F. A. VANDERBILT.
PAM F. w. VANDERBILT
PAM JOHN WANAMAKER.
PANNA ALICYA KAUSER jest honorowa Sc
kretarka Narodowego Komitetu Amerykaiskego
EDWARD B. LYMAN jest sekretarzem wykonaw-
Gym.
Urzedowa Komitetu adresem brzm ak
stepuje
POLISH VICTIMS RELIEF FUND.
NATIONAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
r5o7-1o AEoLIAN BLDG, SO W. 42nd Str,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Ma swych korespondencyach Komtet Amerykanki stwer
dza, ze wsp6pracuje Generalnym Komitetem Poskim
Szwajcary urzedowyn nagiowku podae wyjaek rapor
tu Komsyi Sedczej Fundacy Rockefelera d. a3go maja
kt6ry opiewa nastepuje: u
a(Warunki) gorsze anzeli najgorsze BegH. Ludnosc
(polska) istotne giodu urnera."
Kometowi Amerykanskiemu naezy sic uznane zapo-
czatkowanie markow orien polskm rodzau naepk
jace bye uzytej jak mark Czerwonego Kzyza 6rych
kupywana jak najpowszechnesze uzyvanie poleca Pos
centrany Komitet Ratunkowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-12
DaIsze Szczeg6Iy.

Geneva, 10 czerwca. - Szcze-
goly zdobycis Gorycyi podaja pi-
sma szwajcarskie = Austryacy
stawili tam opor bardzo potezny,
tax, re Wlosi nawet eofnac sic
musieli w pierwszem starciu, ale
potem artylerya wloska poraziia
Austryakow tax ciezko, IL wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-12

Gle atakowali ale odparci, cofneli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-12

DokeAezsui. : str a.aIsJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
COTTON
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, July 22-Thc cotton market
was qul'l today with prices about lnsinr
yesterday s advance under scattered ,eIIinS
ana closing steady at q net advance Of
one point ON July but generally TO 10
points lower.
Lower cables and the favorable weather
map caused am opening decline Of TO 4
POINTS ana active months sold - TO l8
points under last nights closing figures
during the early trading At this decline
october contracts ruled about 1877 poiuts
under octOber-November in Liverpool and
the difference appeared wide enough ia
brlng i'm considerable demand from strad
dlers. The market ste8dicd In consequence
and there was a little Wall street 6uving
on rally OF q or points from the lowest
during the middle of the day. but prices
cased off again in the later trading under
scattered offerings, and il seemed that
every little bulge ran the market into long
cotton or some pressure from southern
siye. however and last prices were or 3
points above the low level of the morn
ing The only rains OF Importance in Texas
were along the COast and evidently were
OF little benefit, but temperatures were gen
orally lower. This naturally relieved any
apprehension OF immediate damage from
heat, and except for the drouthv sections
In the southwest conditions appeared to
be generally considered favorable Savan-
nah reported the receipt OF the new crop
bale today, but advices from the south.
west indicate preparations, for warehousing
early new crop receipts IN order If pos.
sibe, TO restrict the early marketing. Ex-
ports for the day We're lO647 bales. max.
ing s,265OsS so far this season Port re-
ceipts 2,67s. United States port stocks
795 79l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23

Possibly the most satisfactory way
TO dchorn a calf is to apply caustic
potash. CaustiC potash can be OBJ
tained at almost any drug store. II
usually comes in the form Of sticks
about the size Of a lead pencil. The
calf should be treated when one or
two days old or as soon as the start
ing horn can be located. To dehorn
the calf, clip the hair from the spot
where the horn is starting. Then wet
the end Of a stick Of caustic potash
and rub on the budding horn until
sore spot about the size Of a dime is
produced. The operation can be has
tened by breaking the skin before
rubbing on the potash The calf
should not be turned out into the rain
Immediately after caustic potash has
been applied. as it may be washed
down into the calfs eyes. Caustic
potash should be handled by wrap
ping a piece of paper around the
stick. II must be kept in a tightly
stoppered bottle, or it will absorb
water from the air and Dissolve
Nebraska Station.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
TULSA WVOLpldl

mother is whimsical and-T wonder if
| may tell you the real reason WHY she
prefers Miss Young"
Sylvia caught her breath. She wished
ne would not look at her i'm that pe-
cuIlar manner. 1t made her heart
tluttor uucum turtably
Pray be frank with me, Mr.. War
ing, she managed TO say.
WIN the long, curling lashcs against
the pink of her cheeks. the becoming
Nhltc Of her uniform, with its dainty
cap perrhed ON her red brown hair.
sylvia was indeed charming.
My mother is a woman Of preju-
u''es, he began, "and when her
pIoln'r' I'm his late middle age. sue
cumhcd to the charms of a really noble
woman Of your profession, INV mother
becalne very angry and from that date
she denounced all trained nurses as
you Wlil pardon me, | am sure-slrensl
Hnc believed them to be designing. and
WIN a grown son 10 protect from their
WIleS she uttered deCrce that If sick.
ness required trained nurse in her
mouse 1t must be one Of such homely
appearance that | would he quite ont
Of ,danger!" lie laughed ruefuIly and
sylvia was forced to Join in.
80 mother made business Of
"N'' '"lHB LOT thoroughly rClia bic
nurse, whom she might call in when
sickness should overtake our family
and she finally discovered poor Miss
Young, who is plain and middle aged
ana devoted to the memory Of a long
deceased lover. She is a faithful soul
and we are fond Of her SO YOU see
your coming her was to my mother a
menace"
How absurd" cried Sylvia. "But
now ! am convinced that my presence
mere could only worry her. and YOU
must promise me you will send for
MISS Young at once"
sylvia flashed through the door and
vanished up the stairs.
An hour later Miss Young appeared
.all, rawboned, strong visared n
woman Of kindly heart and skilled in
her profession Sylvia bade goodbye
to Mrs, Waring with some relief To
her surprise the Invalid pulled her face
down close to her pillow.
You are going, Miss Ewing" sb.
WhlSperedi but | feel sure that Won
VIII come back some day. I'VE watched
you long time and Richard has con-
iesscd to me, and if fate has ordained
thal ne Is to marry trained nurse ia
rather 1t were you than anv one else
IN the world TX. c. Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
Copyright 1915 by the Mcclure News
paper Service.
CBy ELSIE COOMBS)


Nurse sylvia Ewing was resting
,r,or d, ,.,r,, difficpIt case which had
''''' q wy .,. ,.,,ort
turned out happllS i"' '"'
who was now enjoying yach'Ihs
cruise in southern seas. But sylvia,
onI,, recently graduated. was unused TO
the hard routine and loss of sleep. and
now After two weeks of idleness there
were deem shadows under her gray
nyns and All thr pretty color seemed
dyoipcd from her cheeks.
she sat i'm nor room at Mrs. Bill's
hoarding house sorting over the bas-
ket of freshly laundered uniforms,
anrons and caps. She was packing u
ehitcase ready for any emergency call
and sho MAD inst completed her task
land shut away the extra garments in
bnr huroau drawers when there came
- tor, ~ tbc door
"Gnme in" said Sylvia.
1t was Martha, the maid.
"pIense Miss Ewing, there's a man
down 'v,tsI Stars 'sa1 says he's come for YOU to
90 ont to Windberry-a lady has been
eal,en suddenly He's got n car down
at the door"
she handed Sylvia a card and went
awov 3He ""'O'o ''' " 10 Ct N''N '
sylvia glanced at IT, 1t bore the
p,wa "f Eichard Waring and scrib-
hied he'd undorneatb in pencii were a few
uiords NV mother has been sud
,IcnI,, strirl,cn can Won come at once?
Gdoinh viii bripg Won in the car"
Suiria did not know Richard War
in9Hshe had never heard of him, but
She snnnased If was one of Or. Dor
r'an'e rpees She was surprised that
tba caII l,9d NOT come through the Gus
tny,o,,, rLanneI tbc doctors office
nm there was no time for specula-
,.tinn handsomc limousine waited
"t no cIIrb and sylvia donncd her
vbitn Uniform slipned on topcoat,
snatcbcd mn bnr euitcase and with a
L'i,rriod v,nrd tn Mrs RiI went out
ana ,,o's assietcd into the car by a trim
Iant,in% cbauffeur In another mo-
t,,ont t6o,, u'era sniuning along the fine
iiloi' rnaa tn,,5ard Xyindbrrrv a Charming
a,,%,,,b - ~
S,i,i, dronnod tho window and on
loved the fresh spring breeze that
rushed into the stuffy car. Mile after
mile slipped away under the tires and
finally the car turned in between two
great stone posts and wound up a
driveway under noble clms.
she was not prepared for the inn
posing house-a long, rambling pile Of
stone, broken into many gables and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
GRAIN


CHICAGO, July 22-Enarged estimates
Of shipments that would be required by
Europe led to a bulge today in the price Of
wheat, but the advance was not well main
tanned. Quotations closed unsettled, nc
off 10 1zc up compared with last night
Corn finished at gain Of hc to lhc,
oats y a u down to 1hc up and pro.
visions with losses Of lOc TO 35c
Notwithstanding highly advantageous pres.
ent conditions for the growth Of domes.
tic spring wheat and for thrashing and
moving the winter crop. the market soon
developed notable strength based almost en-.
tirely on bulish foreign news. Hopes for
9 big yield in Canada were said 70 have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
The Nnlnc OF NIistnLn,

The boy or girl who becomes dis
couraged in club work because Of
some mistake that has interfered with
immediate success loses "A good chance
TO convert that mistake into some
thlng most valuable. The experiences
or Bertha Bailey, who made the sec
ond best record in garden and can
hihg club work in Kentucky for 1914.
should interest every club member.
with my first cans Of tomatoes ."
says this girl, Let them exhaust for
llNe minutes, then cooked them for
seventeen minutes before making in
an twenty-five minutes. About the
third day ! found that a number of
my cans had spoiled. l couldn't eat
or sleep until l had found out what
was the trouble, But ] found out.
Il found that | had not cooked
them long enough. Then I left the
exhaust open for five minutes and
cooked them thirty minutes-making
IN all thirty-five minutes. After I
had proccssed the cans by this sched.
ulc ! didn't lose a single one out Of
more. than four hundred"
Here's the statement of her work
for the year on one-tenth Of an acre
of tomatoes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
Sour Milk for Young Chickens.

Sour milk can be utilized in one Of
the best possible ways by feeding it
to growing chickens. When the time
arrives to prepare the cockerels for
market, proper mixture of cracked
corn and sour skinned milk or but
termilk makes one of the best and
most appetizing rations for the young
birds. For best results the corn should
be soaked several hours in the milk.
The corn may be put in pals and the
milk poured on until the top of the
corn is submerged three or four
inches. When this has been absorbed
more milk should be added at inter-
walls until the mixture is wanted for
feeding. A liberal supply OF this ra-
ton, given in clean feeding vessels.
will keep the young chicks growing
rapidly and insure their being plump
and in excellent condition for the
market-W F. Il.
IL you want to hire help OF any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS

I'm the high class residence
locality ON South Boulder we
have a beautiful scyeu-room
modem, hardwood floors,
beautiful wall decorations
and combination fixtures,
basement, sleeping porch,
garage and servants quar-
ters, corner lot We are au-
thoriZcd to sell this property
for $500. with terms
Tcn-room modern, well, base
ment, shade trees, renting for
$50 per month, street paving
an paid, four blocks from
business center, for $4,000.
FlNc-room modern, well of
soft water, basement south
west side. Price Sl,NOO.
Practically new fiyo-room
modern, garage, high lot, we'll
located Inn burgess Hill Price
Sl,N5O. $500 cash, balance To-
suit purchaser.
Thirty acres of fine land i'm
cultivation, well improved,
just at the edge Of town.
Price $500.
We have 10 acres, so acres.
and 100 acres good improved
land i'm Tulsa county which
we are authorized for a few
days to sell at $35 per acre.
Nice forty-acre tract, one
mile from Kendall college.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23

New Orleans spot Cotton.

NE WORLEANs, July 22.-Spot cotton
steady unchanged. Sales on the spot GAO
bales, TO arrive 100. Good ordinary G62c,
strict good ordinary 71sc low middling
7.s1c strict low middlng S26c middlug
2 62c, strict midding $3.50 good middhng
9 zoe strict good mddling 9.57c Receipts
173; stock lG4,16O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23

CHICAGO

CHICAGO July 22-BUTTER-Un
changed.
EGGs-Receipts 1O75O cases; unchanged
POTATOES--Higher receipts Is cars
barreled S125n19O
POULTRY-Alive, lower; fowls l3c
sprnEs lsM zoe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
New York Spot Cotton
PRODUCE

NEW YORK, July 22.-Spot cotton quiet
middlngs uplands else; sales 900 bales
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
AnWERTuSLMG RATES

All Advertisements will be accepted In
The World on the. following conditions
ONLY:
No ad less than is cents We reserve the
right TO revise and classify all ads. Return
wrong replies Threet time ads. very seldom
fail Money refunded on unused Insertions
errors corrected or money refunded.
RATES.
One cent word for all class sihcauons
sxcept clairvoyfnts, personals and matri'
monial, which is two cents per word; mini,
u.lm charge rs ceats. Your credit is good
Il you own phone, except for personal
furniture for sale and position wanted ad'
yertisng, which are cash. Classification not
guaranteed ai:er 8 p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23

All advertising for position wanted
furniture for sale and personals are cash
with order
Out-GitowD ads will not be run un'
less remIttapce is made with order.
Two cents per word for all ads. ordered
misclRssitied
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS

FOR RENT-New 52-room brick. modern
hotel with lobby, sample and dining room,
just completed. In Jennings, Okla. Three
railroads and only q few miles from the
great Gushing oil field Address NJ. e. Mus
sellem, 244 Raymond Bldg, Muskogee,
Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23

II you want to hire help OF any
kind use World Wants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-
Girls 0O LEARN
Telephone
OpeFaOimg

We want several additional
young ladies' to learn telephone
operating. Applicants must he
bright and intelligent and furnish
satisfactory references.
Applicants who are accepted
enter our operators school az
once. Students are paid At the
rate OF 81 per week. which is rap,
IDLY Increased to ST. SO, 80 and
slO per week, as fast as improve
ment in work is made.
Supervisors, monitors, teachers
eerks, etc. are selected from the
Operators and are paid from $40 TO
sSn per week
There is no profession more
pleasant than that Of telephone
operating
Girls with nbilLy. who are am
bluous, can make rapid advance.
ment to goUd'payiug, permanent
positions.
Apply IN person TO the Instruc-
iress. Pioneer Building Take
elevator TO 5th floor.
GRAPH co
PIONEER TELEPHONE & TELE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-23

DISPLAY.
All Advertisements are accepted win the
distinct understanding that position Is not
guaranteed requests for position VIII be
granted when possible but ads, Will be
charged whether in position as requested OF
not Notice OF typographical or other errors
must he Given IN writing In time for correc'
lion before the second insertion, otherwise
n, claims will be allowed Proofs VIII DC
submitted to advertiser ONLY when copy
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New York Cotton Futures.

NEW YORK, July 22-Cotton close
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED from my place one sorrel mare
five years old. Notify Fred Brockmsn,
Tulsa Okla Phone 34s1.
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FOR TRADE-One small house and lot for
team, wagon and harness. Phone 2391-J.
Will TRADE-Residence lot in Aurora
ILL.,, for second hand automobile 4I6 f.
First. Phone 5S4.
FOR TRADE-Minng shares of zinc ore. or
s2,50O stock in produce company paying
good dividends now, FOR 5 or 1.room
cottage. Address Mrs. Mary Z. Kelly
r. r. No. /.
The Monticellonian., 1915-10-28
NOTICE OF MASS MEETING.

We, the undersigned do hereby call a Mass Meeting of the sons of Confed- crate Veterans to meet at the Court House in Monticello, Ark, at 7:30 r. NJ, on the 4th day of November 1915, for the purpose of organizing Camp of Sons of Confederate Veterans. The Daughters of Confederate Veterans are cordially invited to meet with us and assist i'll the organization. Hon. Creed Caldwell, Commander of the Trans Mississippi Sons of Confederate Veterans has been asked to be with us to assist in the organization.
 We earnestly ask that all sons of Confederate Veterans be present at this meeting, that we may have an en' thusiastic meeting and procure large membership to begin with.
 Signed W. c. Dickson, J. W. Kim bro, c. fl. Moses, H. T. Slemons, W T. Wells, P. Henry, j. D. Welsh, R. L Hardy, w. II. Hardy, J. F. Hughes, Robert c. Knox, Jr., and c. C. Whit ington.