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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13
HAL BOY BEATS
JUDGE OR MONDE

LEXINGTON. KY. oct. ia-Hai Boy.
owned By StOughton a Fletcher. OF In
annapolis. Ind. defeated judge or
sion OF Barton ardee. OF colombus. D..
IN the special $40. 000 match race at the
Srana Slreait MEETING to-day. II was
at a Lexington track The first neat
was easy for Hal Boy. who won by a
head in front after catching Judge Or
monde at the eighth pole. In the third
Judge ormonde won IN a finish 50 close
only the judges could separate them. In
the fourth and deciding heat. Judge Or
monde took an early lead OF two lengths
Hal BOY o-veThauied Judge ormonde az
the distance flag and led by a head at the
wire. Hal Boy lowered his own record
In the second head by three-quarters OF
Special match race. pacing. 3 In ..
Hal Boy. bs. Hal b. CDick
Judge ormonde' bs.' by or. =
monde. tChas. NalenttneD. =. : ? 1 .
Time: 2:eSA: 2;O1h; 2:O2a; s:03k.
The Ashland FOR 2;is trotters OF June
ST Frisco; B. n, by san Francis
Lsrimis Lad. b &, tMeDonaidj. ) J Z
slip Past. b. m. VrSyIor)....... : 3 S
Loe Blossom. ch. M. (f1oyd).. 4 Z 3
Princess Margrave. 70. m. IT,
roadd 2edrcsor. en-. n. Ckodneyy : : !
Tommy Todd. b; x SSnow)..... 9 Z
Bida. Or: m. (Clayton) ......... . $ DIR
ALERT. ch. m. (snedekerl....... , DIR
Time: 2:0S. 2:ObL. 2:07A
2:0s trotting. } In 5. $1,000:
Lizzie Brown. b. m. by The
BOndsman. (Naientinel ...... I 1
Harry J. =, blk n. ~lTyson).... : 2 }
Duchess. TO. M. ~(McDonald) -. 3 ?
ESall br H. CHearsel ....... :
The Guird, b. n. tGcersb.-..... . , .
Miugo. b. n. (Marvin) $500. Q o 6
Hazel Laing. b. m. (Mhfte) go. dis
Time: Z;0TA 2:O5% 2:O5A
2:O1 class. pacing. 2 in }. sf20p:
Napoleon Direct, en-. h.. by Walter
Direct, NGcersD .....-.-..-.. 1 1
Peter Stevens. b. a.. (Snedeker). -. 2 >
Braden Direct. (EganD. ..-...... } }
Walter Cochato. blk. a.. (Legg)... 4 4
Time: 2sOoA 2:OO1.
Three year old trotters. purse $1,000:
De Roche. Oh. c. by John A. Mcker
Native spirit. b. e, (CoN) 2 2
The Colorado Belle. b. f.a(SerrelD =. { 3
Allie Watts. CHI T.. (Edmonds) .... } ;
The Expose. br. c. (DOnahue) 1900. 6 4
Florence White. b. T.. CMcCarthyD. 5 .
George y. Patterson. blk h.. (Ruth-
Time: 2:OsL: 2:OsA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13
siIth inning. Tir.t Haif.

crsyeth 10. Cravath sent out a long
ny % Speaker.
ter.
Cady
Nlehof % % strike o.. Esu J.. strike
2 Niehor flied out 60 evils
No ruus one Bat. NJ errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

WNlffrd went tu fraf and Becker fo
Irf. field. Scott In Scott throw one
Scott speaker up Bell D. STRIKE O. Rau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

Lewis bad 90 don his cap when b
came 60 the bench.
tady up. strike q. Bail T.. Strike 2. Ba
2 FOUL Foul Cady sent a single I
center. shore up. Foul strike T. strike
shore Tanned. Hooper up. Rail l. Hoope
sent up a high fly 10 Faskcrt scott ul
BAH ]. Ball 2. Ball g.. strike !. strike
scott flied no. 60 Paskert
10 I-L..- ono LII M Lrr.ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

eession at this point in h order
named. "~i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

UsrrrIff u u. efrEo T. strike I Rail 4
bancroft flied fn Lewis
fHHarr| ll raakert popped out 60
Gardner
rresfn up Rail o. strike r8rf
strIa. naII UaIL ? DratRfh shot r.
Tool fEsrs heed and che batter mace
HNrHr bases.
ITurrla .r HHII n. |rnHnfM nHnrrH nm
IaHrrur third IrFIe
NHIffff ln. Doggy ran Tor I.IIrrra
strike IurrF afuI. second mani
shore fIram uHf MHIfffH nf Tr.f I.n
run. fru HIfn. UH rrrurr
nighth inning. Second Half
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

rtnrF ap hall strike D. strike
HHII Stock singled uaaf fh.rI Hlf .la
HIf stretching NIa hIf IrHIH fu a..ff
Har. r0N lp Boil D. IHII afrIFr q HHu.
H'r.rpn Walked Iaahsr. uu rail-
Hrrf Orb second ard would have boon
.uf bad rlf Barry dropped ffr IarI nau.
EnuI iaeFcrf farnr1 tratafh ug
hf on an ouf shoot and the crowd save.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

stock ur. Foul strike I. stock filed
g Lewis VINO came in and took the I
from Off the ton Of Inc grass
Bancroft up. BAH 2 BAN :. Ball
strike D.. strike .. Foul. Bancroft m
out TO Hooper paskert up. Ball / y
kert filed "a Co Lewis. No runs. no b
no errors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

him the laugh. Ball .. Cravath struck
out and shore was given a loud cheer as
ne walked TO the home bench. No. runs.
one HIT one error
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

Hobhtzell up. Bali I. Ball =. Strike 1.
Lewis up. He was given a good hand
as he came to the plate. Bali /. Chalmers
threw out Lewis at first.
Gardner ~. Bali l.. Gardner flied out
TO Paskert. Chalmers kept the ball
around the Boston batters knees ali
through the inning. He had lots Of speed
ana good No runs. no hits. no
errors.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08

Clap Sill, unter Yin tlaa
ENC Mn5abl pferbe in Stdinlrn, g.
i'm Dunn ,Goultp nnD Na9bur.
iaaft seitohlen gu baben,, befannte iid
l4ulbig uno nurbe 81 Stpei Sahren
3uAtbaus unter m,lbernoen um1tan=
ben perurte:lt. Sill par auf elmer
RIn9 in Mpntana feitgenpmmen
lpprOen, nadbem Die Beamien op1
Gtart @ountp iieben Sabre lang perz
sebli9 nah Inn sefabnoet battsn. gr
bate cine &eibe bon Sabren als Der
pertrallte @ebilfe sr0Berer RonGinte=
refIen, oerllnter 5. 6. pbelan, gear
bcitet, unb als man enOli9 oarauf
fam, baB Yferoe reselmdbig perz
l9nanoen, lin, iiber bic @rense nad
stunaba gei9afft 5l perben, ent=
Il6lupfte AUDI er bprtfin. Bon 5reunz
oen befdibt. permodte ct bataals gu
e%ntrinnen, ir0ab man Inn erit tiir5z
li9 auf Die Spur fam. Cine ieidte
Straie ntrbe Tim 5uoittiert, neil CT
ben 8eon1ten bereitipiIig alls ,sMspnz
tanu gefolet ipur uno ita freipillis
i1ulbig betannte.
unlan9it nurDe IN
Dresden bic 5rall bes @i5enbabn:
lilfsbeamten @ogel in ibrer Mnb<
hung iii Der Struipeltrube erntorbe.
oufgefunben. Sic mar, auf ieineln
Galafipia lteset1o. burd 9hlaae a,lt
ben appf 9etDtet uno entfeblit 5lt
gerihtet lporben. Der MDrber. bats
tire E%riparnilfe, einise 20 Mart, bic.
:fIft lit elmer ntfolebernen 8elpta1 9e'
ollfbepabrte, geraubt. Der gerbant
ite1o iofoyf auf Ben er1t 17idbri9en
Gpbn &urt Der grmprbeten, u1n il
lnebr, a!s bteftr' 9leidl nod Der Sat
Der Idipunben mar. Die 8reseenet
Nrtminalpolisei benahrihtigte als-
halb bic gehSrben Der pe,,ti1ut
Gtdbte unb fanbte aua on bic Ser
liner &riminalpoliSet niefer Sage cine
m~lsfii1rlide 8ei9reibutg bes Ser
eddttgen. Dieter Sage iu1 ELI Sri
minalf aubmam auf benz 8abnhpfs
Jrtebrth{trdbe in Berlin einen jun
gen Monn umberlurgern, Der puy
cen Martefalen pes 5ernpertsbrs
nl19enideinli9 p1anlos auf unb ah
eina. 5ein Meuberes etinnerte osls
s6nbmem iofprt an @poel, oslien
Dpppe1ter SDtfhIas.
proieHor: .Wos treibit Du bier2"
Neffe (9tuOent gu 8eiid): sd
I6lu9e Sic Tliegen tot"
9%rnfe6pr: n8ie Tliegen fdlagit
Du un0 bic 3eit meinit 9u!!"
Ruififdes 3'p iese {.
prG6. @riter Rufe: vllnter Ben
oeltihen Solbaten stbt es guns blllts
illnge 2eute.A
3peiter Ru6e: rSSa, es follen lo>
gar nGiniabrige" basunter iein."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08

DOB er aQes anfbieten miro, bas 3ieI,
Dos er iib geiteft bat, an erreidcn,
5eigt ole @efabr fir ben freiiinnigen
I6eil Ser @epolferu1g, oaB ct leidt
erfolgreih lein fam nnb Dob es an
Der 8eit lit, ieiner a%anoibatur NIT
aller &aft entgegen 5l1s arbeiter1. @ir
.weroen allf Sic llns iiberianote &on=
pdg1le : 2itteratur uro alf sic aa1l-
v6ioatur Goiion's fit. 0as @%obernors-
ont nod in ipateren Mrtiteln 3urid<
foln1nen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
3es Moilteg.

Svt Srell1De11 lll1D 8llrgerll, tpel=
DIE Der lteber5cll9l1ng iitro, DOB nleil1
n@ccorO" oils offentlider 8eonlter,
meme &en1trilie IN berfaliul1gsmd=
IBigel1 @elesen, getpol11tcn ourb iab-
;relongc g%rfabrlrng in 9ebanollung
observation-disclosures Iragen III bem
iMqnte pcs General Mmpnlts, meme
.@rfa9rlt1g ais @eIebgebcr inns als
@erpaltlu1as= ll1o @oaa1gshea1nter,
incline aellntnilie Der NeDiirfniiie bes
AStaates inns ieilter SSrlttiitlltiol1en, ii
N%er6tltSll1tg nit Scr pon mir eilgcs
nomlnel1elt tsteaung at ofieutliden
6ragel1, MIDI 5llln logiiden &anbioa=
ten fit 6as @opernorsamt in Ser
[niidytelr 4rill1dripobl nadeu, nlod)te
[ib beibril1gelt Dab pp itibe Mr=
belt SIT a1reillen @ll1Itel1 getban lper=
pen mlb, ani tatt NIT oe11 9erllld,
|Gollferen5eh %5lliannleu 5ll bril1ae11
o0er a1oere gegenmartige ODER n1o;g-
|ltderpeile muftal,den6c &nluoibntel,
SIT fritiitren, s3eit 5ll: p%erldfpenoet,.
@e11n ih geapin1e, lpiirlhe ih ii,
Solge meilrer cisgene Starfe
81 gctpim1el1, ull0 nid)t bur6 sic
S6made irgen0 eines oroeren &a,1=
Oibate11.
Sd bobe 9eniigenoes @ertrnl1elt in
0ie Sntelligen5 nuo in 0os m1terldei-
OcnOe l1rtbcil 6es Bottles bon sSSoapa,
nm SIT glaltbelt, oaB, mer,1 cine Mlebr-
beit unlerer @iirgerlbaft belft, boB
t1 oltgelidts Der cigcntbimlid)el,
@erbdltniiie 111rb Scr Nrpblcmc, MEL
de liler S5faat: maaBrelro ser heppr-
|ltcbelrben Sabre sit l0ien bat, sic bc,
item 1ienlte s1 ~lcilte11 i'm Stanbc
bin, ib pbne. Miidiidt oaral1f 90 sami
ODER ,1cbr &aitoioatelt I'M SeIbe fins,
al,sgelpqDlt aperocl1 ner0c.
George 60 on.
3a6lt fam malt ,ll,tr nit Dem 8c.
Der 3ettel III Slufespeam's Com.
merl1abtstraum" iagen:
u@llt gcbriiut, 20mc."
gs lit 5ll ernuarten, bob 0ieier 8riei
nidt MIR bcn Meoaftiuncn aller
inn Gtaotc cridei1cnoen 3eitnnsel,,
|ionocr1r altd alien Mlritaniib : cal-
piniitiiden INSTRUMENTATION i'm gan,
5et 5tantc ll,l0 Dor alien 3ingen al.
len .slrti Saloon i @erbirbrngen"
|ill alien Counties lllrb 5tGbtcl1 I'M
|5taote, ollf melder l1ntcrltiisllnq
oieier Ta,latifer goIion fiirgrrinallnQ
|eines Sieges IN Der Grin1arauubl il
an nleiltelt redl,et, ,lebit Sen i'm DC
~gleitenoen uGampaa1te ! Shriften'
sllaeaaracn lit. sll,f lcbtcre ldcil,t 9,
|gol5 belonoers bercdpaet al lein. Oil
|iiberalls tribe groffnltng ser aant.
'pagne leitens pes y. y. gollon seigt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08

fMnne1t.
Sobn 8nlI, Der ,tnbcrbe1erlidc Gig
ncr.
Inter ben ieDr meniga1 amerifani=
ld)e1 3eitllngen, !bie 5lgeben, oab
England gleid) alun @eginn 6es ariee
ges oas oeutl6 : amerifanilde aubel
ourdlbnitt, Inn Sos onerifaniide
Nlrblifltm nlrgeitort m1liigel1 81 fon-
tlelt rlr6 nm es 0eutihlanb urlm0gli6
5M mad)elt, auf oie 8erlernroungen,
Die bier NIT @iilfe elmer procnglii1e11
Hrelie a~ltsgeitreut meroen ioften,
lofprt 81 %ant1uortel1z befinoet iid auds
Die y8albington Nolt", iberen gar1oe
sSaltung ~iiberbaltpt einen mobltbn-
elloen &ortrait 6iloet 81 Dem @ebabs
rem Der Observation-Disclosures ser
Observation-Disclosures Sageblatter, lagt
u@ermar1id Serol0" in Miltpallfce.
u1as 1l1rdNdu,eioen bcs &abels", 10
'ldreibt ole uHSolt", ugeapGbrte eng
lalqlro .eil1e1 alltgebellpelt gortbeil ilber
4eutIdla1lo, tpcil es 0abnrd i11Itan6.
gelebt hpa,r0e, ste 6reunoidaft 0er
ltelltrale1 gtatioltell SIT fllltipirer
llllr0 gorurtbeile geoel feline Seillbe gu
er1peden. @eil 1elttIdlano nid)t
mlcbr fret NIT ben Ser. Staaten ali
perfebrelr- Deranodte, 10 apar es eng
lall0 mDglid, benz bel1tid)en golfe al
|lerlei Soeen 6ci5ubringel1 nit @aa1lg
Qnf 0oS omerifaniid)e @olf." Das
bepiibt 1tatiirlid, 6aB gngla1ro l1idtt
nun. Die 9elltlden bel oen Mmerifa-
rerlt, iolr0ern al,d sic Qlmerifaner
bet oen 3eutidcn a%11geidppdr5t fiat.
2dS @aibingtoner 8latt fiibrt bielen
I8ebanfen meiter aus inoem e5 iogt,
ENGLAND babe sen 9entidcn tpeiB gu
MAIDEN p%erltapoen, loaB Die gereinig=
ten Staaten enttpeOer lbndNtdblib
nod arieg 0iiriIteten, poer oaB lie INN
feinen Nreis fai1npfen miiroen. l1n0
oas bdbe England getban, Inn in Dcm
einen Safe Sen t3or1t Der 0el,tldet,
gegen glmerifa 5u entflannne1r inns
I'M es III Dem anoeren Sale il1 fall
l6e 5iden)cit. 5lts tpiegen.
M1s @etpeis fit bos Spiel, oas
Gnglallo getrieben Dabe, eri,,,terf ote
uNspit" on bie bon 2o1rbpn aus Der
breltete 9eadridt, &apt. 9erli,tg, Ser
8efeblsbabcr beg l1nterieebootes, pef.
DIES Sic u2niitalia" perlepff babe,
als 8eloIl1ltng bafiiir boelt Anijer sG.
nen Sroen erbalten. Dieie Nadridd
lei III 0en Ser. Staaten beroffenflid)t
aporoen ltro bnbe nntiirlid) grobe gnt=
riilta,ng berporgerllfen. Sebt aber
fonmt aus Berlin Sic GrfIarll1g, sob
&apt. 6eriil1g Der 9r0elt perIieDe1l
fporbc1 lei, nidt fir 0ie I%orpeoirlll,g
loer u2lNitania" lonoerlr apeil CT ieitl
nllteri eeboot gliidli1 ortrh sic Meer.
e11ae bon Gibraltar ge6rad)t babe 1,lt0
oiele @rflarll1g cntlprede offerbar
Der @abrbeit, neil hieie fiibl,e. Jabri
leber cine Ml,s5cibmu1g mroient I'd.
lbe, oils bic Gerlcnflng zines 9um=
pfers. ugnglolto", 10 idlieBt Sic
p8albington 9o1t" i6ren MrtifeI,
ybat lei1en &ortbeil nidt 6a5l1 &C.
broidt, nm freulto9idn @e5iebl,rgeu
NIT Ben @ereitligten 5tdutelt 81 pile
gen, ipl1oern es fat tbn mutt GROCER
@eldidlidfeit .ibenubt, UNI MiBpcr-
itd1l0niiie 5milden set Ser. t5taater
nnD DelttldIon0 at er5ellgen. SS1poei=
lelt, Sic @@sabr)eit iidert in Der Gegel
iMieblih 6nd) bltrh lll0 ENGLAND
miro ld)licblih bon Der Nolitif oes
2ollooner Seniors mebr 5d)aocn alS
gsllsen baben.S
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
George Goiiun, repnblifaniidrr 50
DernprS GanDibat.

Die sGria1arlpaW fir loie Mltsluoll
pon &arloiOatcn fir sic Staatsa1nter,
llber spelde bas @olf bon sSSouo in
Der Sultpttpabl am 2. Ropctnber 1916.
al1b5nltimtl1ett fat, fi1rSet nod ,0el,1
bon Der lette11 General : MlIembIb
al,get1pln11lel1en @elebe nidt i'm ssl11,i,
io11ocr11 erlt inn al1grlt nddlte1 Sab-
res ltntt.
SrotOem cs aIio 1rod 13 Meor1ate
IBIS SIT Der &rimdrlpabl Bin lit, bat
les Der gege111pdrtige General Mn-
|apalt bon SSotua, Ser Oberfanatifer
% eorgeGoon scr Cater auer
~ be1l lebten Sabren allgellomn1enen
31umlgsgelese, Ser in Scr ,dditjabri=
gen Nrlnlurpa6l alS Ganbioot fir
pos @ppernorsan1t alltreten miro,
a'1ge5eigt ecFaltel1, id)on iett nit lei=
mem @ablfel05llge 5n Beginner. @e=
retts gnbe lebter ISOLDE erbielt sic
9teOaftton Des Ser 9enofrat" bon
ibm vGanlpaglle : 2itcrotur" slt lei
llell 0ulllten 5HgeldNdt, beglettet bon
ei1lem 8rieie, Ben mir llns nidt el,t-
|alolten fonnclt, u%nierert 2eiern bor5u=
legen, % CT bon einem Selb1taefibl
oieies bon Sauatism1ls triefell0en
Wfel1ld)ell Ser Elm miiroiiger @enoile
@otton Matbers, bes 9llaferg nl16
9ere11perfolgerS III Maliabuictts Dor
llabe5n 200 Sabre1 getpeleln maire, er-
|flint tit, oas ei1r grelIeS 2idt allf lei
ttelt Ggorafter ipirft rtrb flor 5eigt,
mos mir bon linn 81 erlpnrten baitter,
mcirn es linn %gelingen iolte, III be1
@oper1oritllbl bon Soma ar geIan-
gen.
Ser @rief lal,tet iii moiglidlt mort.
getrener lleberlesung folgenoern1a-
|Ben:
@eorge Colon,
@eneralsslntDalt
3eg Moi1res.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08
8OIitifde ,,,,b unpOlitif6c MaubslDHcn.

Die @locfe, 1pelde nod grIaB
Der Observation-Disclosures ON a.
Sui 1875 Sic Sreibeitt lnrn l1l1dbe
batgi9tcit Scr Ser. Stoaten ei,lldiil1=
tete, NOT geitcrn III Scr DGttagsitunoe
cine balbc Stl11,oe bier it 1apen-
port.
Die @lode fann befal1ntlid If.
be Stimme niht mebr crt0ne1t laiien,
% lie cillen gruben Sprlll,9 bat. Gas
i'll bielleidt galt5 gut, be1m III iebiger
Set, mo- Sic freiel1 1l1t6 ltnabba1wi-
gen Scr. Stanten ltd po1t gnglatb
in an .nlu0' icocr @eiie lda1hrtegeln
lailen, ais ob iic 1lpd) cine bon lebte=
rent a6bailtgige &plmtie apaiirel1, miiroc
toas @rtonen Scr 6rcibeitsglodc pie
idncioelloe Sronic flingen.
.
- 6Nrnnf Solt ooer Grid Mlllen-
ter, Der @attenlloroer, NIT mcld)em
CT ID; ioentilh icin ion, fat itdJ Ser it
'6iidlen @ercdtiefcit e%nt5ogel1. gs lit
ifan geIllngeit, icil,cm 2efsn lit ser
@cfargnibselc lelblt cill @lroe ST. MO.
d)el1. Sb cr geiliesgeltort apar, ooer
nidt, miro iid boiler nie nit Cider
belt feititcllcn laiien. 8abrldeinlid)
NOR ct 6as.
@eu1 aber feline @o6niinns-
fiat, 6as Mttentat al,f Sen i11ternatio.
rlalelt @el0fiirtcn Morgan Der @elb-
mad,t, sic ia al,dl ibieralslanbc 10 all-
madtig lit, mic III gltalait0 llnO
Sraiifreih, lu10 Sic fit Bic mlbloie
@erlangerul1g Ses &rieges bllr1 bie
rielisen @affenlieTerungen an Sic
NAf#H aMEaHHS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08

Sir sic @1liicn lit IS jest Sic
3uriidpediel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08

LLA
Der .1asaae pemstsst". etnf6It.tIt6
ss:axtaes-MluSqabe,s FEDS Mun,n1ern isSet modse.
1tre an bic Nboltnenten In bteier Gtnbf az
= ~ ,lpbdentlt& pber $500 i1lrti6 fei
sspanedasluna fret abaeItefert.
1Rt BET Bot auberbaIb berl etabt. rad tr.
~ ettetn .Boiitaunt IN ben Der. Staaten, 60.
80 ooer WseSteo. 5000 ldtrItd bel Dsrau8-
PIE es1xtsss.s anesase, MIR burd sbie 4of
5asrltd 800 BET BoraussabIuna.
ger r4a9p5dlentItt9es 9enplrat", sburd Bic
soE ttt1ertnlb Der @er. Gtnaten unb bur6
Irager tn oer etabt $3.50, Bel WorausaatIuna
!x.oo; mao Canada $3.50 u,1b mad Gurop9
A.oO PEE Sabr bel Boraus5abIuxo.
Det yM6tbcntIt@e 9emptrat", In stpet xbeh.
sT Wettttnods l7b @onnabenbS. ioftet inner.
,als oer Der. etaate1 $500, na9 Canada mnb
soo earopa $3.50 tdbrltd lei 8orausaaSIlHo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-08

A1f @araiilail1l1g ser @unoes-
regterllllg lit ein NIT @offen l,no Ml1=
nition b~e(aoenes anerifaniihes S6iff
an a%uslal1fen perbinoert moroen.
Mlts Nelltralitatggriinoen @offen
nno M1lnition tparen rlan1lid fir bie
M}crifoner beltimmt, nidpt ettua fir
Die Mlliirten. Cont mare IS gang
'6eltinnnt l1idt ul,ae6alten moroen.
8e1t1 mir monen, fon1el1 tpir furdyt.
bar neutral lein Megifo geger-
iiber. ~f,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

HUMPHREY Gas ARC LAMPS ARE
DEPENDABLE REDUCE LloHTIN0
EXPENSES. WAL sseb
LUMBER cheap, wrecklng building,
Robinson and b sts, Capitol Hin, Okla.
homa City House wrcklna Works. 80
y Walker
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-30

come on capitol stock outstanding ia
1913 was more than double what IL
was sixteen years ago, and five times
greater than II was twenty five year
ago.
"On the first day Of these hearings
We announced that we expected TO
prove these railroads have been build.
Ing many additions and betterments,
which they were charging 10 Operat-
ing expenses. In other words, after
paying II return ON their Investment,
we have been building their properties
for them, and then are required 10
pay a return not only on their In
vestment, but also on our Investment
on what We build for them This IL
fundamentally unsOund and unjust.
President Selton Of the Great West
crn frankly admitted, ON direct evi
dcnce that practically One-half the
cost Of additions aud betterments
could be- charged to operating expen
seS, and that very large sums wer
so charged during the past four years
President Bush of the Missouri Pa
ciflc admitted that large portions Of
the cost uf rebuilding his road durinl
recent years had been paid out Of Op
Grating revenue and charged to cX
peus"-. Mr. Wettllng, witness To-
all of the railroads, made slmilal
admission, but was unable to stat,
how much of that had been 80 chaTR
ed The magnitude Of the sum IN
yOlyed may be grasped, when II
noted that Mr Wettlings exhibi
.hows that over $700,0O0,000 hAy,
been expended In additions and BET
tcrmcnts h- these western railroad
during the past seven years. II ]
safe 10 say that the cost OF addition
and bettrrmeuts amounting 10 severa
hundred million dollars, has bee
charged tU operating expenses b
these western railroads during r,
cent wears So long as this practiC
Is permitted 10 continue, II il goin
10 bee exceedingly difficult to dete
miur just Whut are the net enrnint
of unr railroads
"Nhru prosperity Is NJ It's yer
highr-l the railroads can show Il
lowest net earnings by simply bull
ing q larger amount VI improvement
thereby automatically reducing the
net income
We are perfectly willing to pa
the people these gentlemen represel
AN adequate return for their inves
ment such return to include
reasonable surplus tn tide them 0y,
lean years, but we are absolutely II
willing tu build their properties I,
them and then pay return on WIN
we build
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-30

NgNRDAM
l am badly In need OF some informa
tion about the soy bean. am tired OF
estton and intend 10 fsttsn . bunch OF
hors for the August market. I an TO.
Ing TO plant 10 acres 10 peas and sir
acres TO peanuts. DO Yen think the
SOY bean 10 the kind or peas I should
plantf Do yeu think they will DO well
on sandy land and will they produce
a. much feed per acre as any pea eau
plantt DO you think II would be a good
Idea to double disk this land and sow
broadcast How early can I plant the
soy bean and will they mature early
enough 70 | can feed hogs on them
through July How many hogs do you
think | can fatten on TINS 10 acres Of
peas and six acres Of peanuts and fin
ish them out on cornI-B H., jackson
Co, Western Okla
am satisfied that a good grade of
blackeye OF Of whippoorwln peas will
serve you better than the soy beans
in your section Of the country and for
your purpose. The earliest possible
grain pasture for hogs, | have found
to be the hlackeye pea. And the ear
Hest l have ever had the hogs on the
peas was by the 10th Of July There
are some Of these very early sQuaw
corns that might beat that not be
cause they mature In less time than
the pea, but because they may he
planted earlier. There Ia not much II
anything gained In planting peas be
fore the first Of May. even In your
section Of the state And on sandy
soil the tenth In usually better. Never
SOW any peas broadcast In the west.
On an unusually seasonable year you
might get good crop OF hay by broad.
casting them. Plant them with list.
or about five or six acres 10 the
bushel. Cowpeas have to be treated
like real crop II you get any grain
yield out Of them. There will be n
gap between the maturity Of the peas
and the maturity Of the peanuts. II
you had few acres Of feterita to
bridge over this gap you might get up
TO the peanuts But the peanut II
about the last thing ON a farm to be-
ready for pasture a. grain feed.
They will fatten hogs In proportion TO
their yield per acre. II you get 1bO
to 200 pounds Of gain per acre from
peas and 300 to 600 pounds per acre
from the peanuts, you viii be doing
well. Spanish peanuts are supposed
to make ten pounds Of pork for each
bushel of peanuts in the hull that the
hog eats--0. Il.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-30
GRAIN.
ChIcAno Grain


CHICAGO, March 10 Reduced estl
mates Of the Argentine erportable sur
plus had much to do today with decided
advance In the price Of wheat Some au-
thoritles cut down the figures on the sur.
plus 10 a total Of 10000. .OOO bushels. There
was also falling off In the European
visible supply, with stocks decreasing ut
Liverpool After opening y 10 &C. higher
the market steadied at q range y 10 I've
above last night
Rough weather In the west tended 10
make corn firm, Cash houses were buyers
The opening which varied from hHA
TO VA Nc up, WAS followed by further
gains and then moderate reaction
oats climbed owing mainly TO adverse
conditions for seeding Commission house
orders were nearly NIL 10 buy.
Provisions held steady with hogs. Trade
was light
Assertions that the condition Of the
domestic winter wheat crop averaged
higher now than last December gave
only a brief check To the bulls who we're
encouraged by reports that Italy would
not enter the war until May n ut all
The close was strong az IN 10 3h above
last night
Improved shipping call helped later to
bring about a fresh upturn In corn The
close was firm at sale TO y 10 lt,c net
advance
Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, March wheat 2 red Si5i
a,ml 52A 2 hard tlb3d1w
Corn, yellow, 7SLd&
oats standard 57Ad5sh
BARLEY nan.