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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
Ginsefteat
GieariminaI.8erfoIgu'ng 9
bes oeutfden &oniuls
Or. @iIbeIm gfueIler
I'm GeotfIe. 81 ain.

OI. ~ ~ ~
in SeattIe, @ al +.
9 Seattle, @af6., 30. Wdr5. gs
ivurbe b.uts angetiinDigt, bub bic be-
nbiihtiete @erfolsung oes oeutifen
aonilas Or. @iIbelm gsueaer unS
ieines Sefretars .. @ar S6lls, Die
Der geridporiirg befd]uIOigt pnreii,
neil lie angebIih eiiien angeitellten
Der Seottle Contraction ano I'm
2od GcmpanD bcitefen Dollter, UNI
iGnen 0eid,1itsgebeinniiie ieiner glr.
bciigeber gu perrofbeir, iallen aelaliea
iper6en ioa Gas Sfdats .3epartenent
in @aibington bat ben Blnih aus
geiproden, baB Die @erioigung Der
geioen unier benz Stantsgeiese einqp'
iiellt iper6e. Ger StnatsarIpalt vi.
freb Sunoie, Der Die 8erbaftung Der
@eiocn beantragte, gnb ieine GintDll.
Iigiing CUR Giuiteauug oeS 8erIGb-
rsns, alsTsr in grfubrung 6rafte, oaB
Die 9unbesgeiese bic 9ro5eiiirung
oes aoniliIs Dor einem Sfaatsge-
ridtsbof ni9t ssitatien unb cine bers
artige Surisoiftion MIR oeu gunoes-
geridten siitebe.
q n itrei6er.S treit in 8 + i.
.eago
Gbicagp, ST., 80. Wf6r5. Gttpa
1000 llniOnsglnitrsidsr ,rbisltsn bsuts
non ibren 5iibreru ben 9eiebI. NOR.
gen 8orntittag Die sIrbeit nieoer5ule.
gen uno einen Streif gu inauguriren.
Der gsfsbl purb. erlafen, na9bsm
Der 9ainters & Decorators Club, cine
@ereinignng bon glrbeitgebern, es
neridunlt bate, 9eIeaaten 5u ciner
acnferen3 nit Bertretern Der anitrei.
der. .lnicr 5u idJiden. Statt oeiien
ioa Der aiub iih oireft on ieine Der.
idieoencn grbeiter gerpaubt unb iia
brieilih eriudlt bo6eu, @ernunft on.
5unebmen uno eitlen unriotbigen
Sireit All pernleioen.
gei Der beiaaten aonferen3 iOlte
Die neue Sobn.SfnIa, bic an Stele
Der bisberigen. neId,e an 0littpo9
dbIauft, treten iol. beratben peroelt.
9ouiiianas 3uderernts
ID hinoton, Dc. 30. MGrS.
Die 3uderernte Don eouiiianu in Der
ioebsn bssHbetsu Saifon belduft iib
ouf 242,0o0 9onnsn, oosr unssfdbr
$4,000 Scnnsn tpsHiser ala i'm Sabre
1913.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
aaiieefran5d)en.

- Worgen Ra6mittag INN 2 llbr
iinoet bic monntihe geriammliina oea
SranenDereins Der 9ritten 9eiititeil
grot. Stride (Baitor S. Snefner)
itntt. perbimoen nit aaffeefrau5hen.
5olgenSe 9mnen iiuo Die 8eranItal.
teriunen imo LADEN freiinblifyit 6n5r
elm: Dina @rabntann, Gliie @uriter.
lnna 3aeiinser, 9ouiia gbl6ruuot,
Gorotbea aIfiug, Cha Bauer, 2i33ie
gaamann, emma gergntonn, Gmilie
geder uno aatbarina 9odbofer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
goitfarte Der Silfs Geisaidait.

Die iiinitlsrifd aussefiibrten an=
iihtspoIttdrten, ipelfe bic DsuiT9s
unb D.itsrrsidiid llngariIde 6ilfss
aefenTtafi BAT berfensn Iaf1en, eisnen
iid gang por5iisIi4 ols Oiierfartsn.
9i, aartsn i0nnsn sum prsifs bon 5
Gents per Stiid in Der 8oltsblatt
Office ober bsi 6errn Srbn M. aams
meron, % @nrfisIo pIdrs. eeiauft
perbn. Der grtrag flisBt uHbsr,
tiir5t in bic 9ilfsioiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
Cine n.rIQoeIs SADIE
fdr 1ldaner.

1ister urbrfaunfe gtfrnbfeif mo
aroff miro erlpinnDeu nerofr, pulitrenD
iu tstnnniflaem roftsm s'.nIs Dulb Die
urftrlfn uuD Moth unb ftf bodlils1
aubiflortn Dfs Sfbtns ionfisp tetfVirls
IItt iperbfr irfe ME potber. ivsIm ole
fgIgenoe fDrhfie BebanDlnns bon fol-
den -I1fiie<u nIb dihr ssrdhsH tdeidf
MIRO. icpi be rIf ssr 'rr.fihafiisn aier
ArnEfbtifer betnfis. iirb. Der nsrtplsu
kri3Dpinna. begieifd bon Sumptomeu
bon dubsr0roenfiicher Nftocftf4i z6idt
Iciefeit fatftn ertrfnitdfsH Mrl1u6l,'
lie Hoyirfb, ysriicpInna ufio zpsrsrlif.
Nifrrnieiben, t4redii1eH lrdnnlen bor
ilnterrftmsnnen nno nugeHeiHer uHlh'
tigiefl inner rnnueemab sn baHbeIn;
irie - cnoert efrff .tur. 1et wldHgrl
an c1lsirhac,U'tf be- wldnusrH ~ cane
fotfspntrenbe curlIf bon EcrifGeHbeiien.
pernDs bnnB. ipfnu bas EdbslflirH ce an
iteniaiien rfrmnt1sf. Jam TupeH cr.r
1sfislifrn. rs.4s, e'He peile litesslee
pftsnsirerbe rfinittH miro nos folacns
b e1usmitfsf teiannf aem1ff. Is ent.
tdIf ieitif EDinfe ooer sur weipobnbetf
mfrrfrbf Tfo1uefi iycsrDireihfr sfrf.
fqifden Gle "a az Soufe rnb gaEerinno
mtrb bon Sttstn Qeibsn Ntnninib bnben.
1Ie Bfhnrblnra IN einf1n. erinbII6
nns forfeit, 1euarofbeHes apctbeIsr
GNensfH IN 0in.iinsrniInrten. feriIs
ann mlifnen. Ffhmen eis brei iin3eH
ehrifp Earfdrdrinc COMPOUND. mifden
Eit NIT eirer ussse gomDounb Fluib
H1inrprf unb iaiien Gle fs sipei Etifn,
bsn fffbeu. estrH eie tn5u sine lin5e
GomtrHub GHenre QdrbioI urb cine
trrse 1irrtarf Nnbpmrrf Qomponrb
fuiff Gnrbdmcrul. Sflffefn Sts md,
iia nnb fisbnssn Sfe tireH Ib~cItnd bon
ndt ,eber aqnbIseit unb eineH Dor tem
eshs0fernfben.
bens Resspfs cfbrau6f.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31

bic Ruifen ss3ipunssn porben ieien.
slusHabmsmaBressln su ersreifsn, BIZ
unter ben lmfdnbsn ni9t su Dermsis
ben setpeien feien.
Sn Der grtfdruns iperbsn aud cine
aH5ahl onsebli4er @erlesunssn Der
aritgsreseln feitsns Der 0eutfaen
angefiibrt unb ss ipirb bann gsfrast,
iDsl6es Re6i bic 0eutTGen bdtten, ii4
iiber rufiifde Sruppen 3u beIdperen?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
eaifsnahridt.a.

Rep gOrt, 80. Uldr8. @nsst.:
,,Sreoerid Ill" DON aopsnbaSeu;
uGdmeronia" bon Glasgow.
Gibraltar. pa6irt: Dguropa~
DON Nsp gOrt, na4 yieapel,
9orbeauT. anget.: rRo9ams
beau" Don gteiD yOrt.
2iperpoOI, 4nget.: SSrbuHa'
ton Stem YOrt.
&Otteroam. 2bgeg.: rgtOprs
ram" nu4 NelD gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
SieSeSentnng bergd. lad)t
in ben Sarpatben fir ben
sSelS5ug i'm Citen.

aOnbOn, 81 MGr3. Cine De.
peI6e aus amfterOnm fast, bag Ra.
ior NOrabt. Der &risgstorrei5onbent
bes 9erliner sase6latt in elmer De.
pside an feline 3situng pom 0iterrsis
9if4sn Sauptquartier aug, ben gsgens
trdrtigen 2dmpfen IN ben Rarpatbsu
srObs Wi6tistsit 6silsst. gs bsibt in
Der 9epsf4e;
.Ohne bic gebuuptuns passn gu
poaen, baB bus gfefultat Oss sanaeu
9rieses, Obsr aud nur bes &rieges i'm
Often bon bieIer S9lu6t ubbGngt, 1T
es bod gsipiB, bab Der Qusgang Der
Sfla9t sinsH srobsn ginfIuB auf bic
gan5e Situation uusiiben tpirb. 4u9
t0nnen mir ui4t lsusnsn. bab bic poa
litiI9e Situution in Der sinsn obsr Der
anoeren Weiis bubur6 besiuflubt pers
ben pirb. RublanO bat auf iebcn San
feline @riinbe, bjsie Gegenb fir eiuen
entideibunsstampf gu pdhlsu. 9ieie
2lniidt pirb ni6t nur DON allen intel
Iisentsn llnsurn. ionbsrn AUDI Don
Der Disnsr prsfIe DertrsteH.
.Dos o6erite armesfOmmanbo bat
ole llrfa6s. ale OerfiiSbIren Sruppsu
bisr gu DsriammsIH. I'M Elm ginbrins
gen Der Ruiien in bic unSarii4s Gbes
ne gu Der6inbsrn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
@sreanaIi6s @aurs.

Rsumuuu: yRu, Ssrr Miiasr, bd.
ben sic fih i6OH orbsrtIia NIT 9aus
erpurft berIebsn2~
giIsr: I'D. iebn' Sic mir bios
nit Der Suuerpurit Ssiterp frii3 babe
id mir ssne jebOIt, unb tpihen sic.
pie lunss fie ieNuuert BATE Bis jsitsrH
Qbenbl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31

GirOid<n ii6erfdlIsn, bic ibu 70 b5s
srri9seten. bak.s sr ii4 bon eintm ar,t
perbinbsn ldHtn muBte. Seibe4itein
8ipeiB, Itiner gehauptung mad rii6i,
iptsbaIb bic gurfden iiber ibn bers
fisien unb fsnnt iie aud nidlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31

ba16fi9tisen aber, Oiesmal Diel GaHo
Init Slu6s gu beIteaen.
Die Gdnopirtbe iino bic am metlten
6ei4dftigtsn 2eute in DeutT9Iano,
benn i6nen fGat bic Qufgabs gu, oas
2anb nit Rabrungsmitteln gu oeriors
gen. Die @or6ereitungsn fir Die
Syeloar6eiten IperbsH in grObsm WaBa
lab betrieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
R,bisin sriparniF.

Gin dHgenehmes abihbrmiheL GtdrinugS
uub RIutrttnignnqsmitfel berbunneH in etnet
idben fleinen Bile, mGrht etue btliiae sebuuos
lIrua fnf geriiorilrre, waaen'. eebsts uHo ".
@ndei Ron plr6tlrn's Iakcasglce a., insn "a
irsFnssinst snfsn tyrftefa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
s5sisss caura s,lsbIaft gitpsd, ben 81 MARS 1918.

finbet am Donnsriiaa Tadmittag Rom
5rduerbaufs. LOG Weit 15. GtraBe,
aug ftdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
1ie Muifen neriuhen TN.
mer nod,
Std pegeu ibrss @srbal.
tens in MemeI 3u re&ts
fertigen.

aOnbon, 80. RGrs. Sn timer
balbOffisi.llen ct. pstsrsburssr De
peTde pirO in 2IbuOe ssfsnt. bab Der
elnsriff uuf Rsmel Elm 9IHsrifF auf
cine off.ns Giubt sspsi.n lei, unb es
Dirb buun meter srtIdrt, baB bic Be-
DrInsr Der etaSi fi5 an ben stpn.
bsniSmSfau ss.EiiiSi sSsssu, nrsus$
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
Pacific Exposition Is Survey of Modern World

Pacific strk.ngly different from for
mer world celebrations ana IT. IL
upon unis basis that IL viii seek 10
disprovo tho cynics, prediction thaI
people are tired OF cNposluons'
The splondors Of architecture and
Great lets OF steam are released az
night. forming q thin haze above the
broad fountains In these courts, SO
that the lights play through the mist
In diffused splendor
The first day and night at the eN-
position cured many cynics'
AT ono end OF the main palaces
lies the Zone. an amusement street
nearly a mile long, while at the other
is The race course and the stock pad
docks. where horses, cattle, pigs
sheep and poultry are to be daily dis
plavcd i'm ribbon contests.
Foreign and state buildings are ar
ranged I'm fan-shape at the north or
tho main exhibit buildings, with Cah-
fornia's 100000 old Spanish mis-
sion hacienda occupying the most
prominent position. II is here the
hostess state will dispense her hos
pitahty during the year to the hum
blost as well as the most distinguished
visitor.
pital and sanitary patrolling Of the
grounds will give the maximum pro-
lection 10 visitors, just as strict regu-
latlOn Of the inside restaurants and
rcfreshmeut booths has been designed
90 make this exposition well within
the average mans means
In this respect, too, this western
fair is different"
Summed up, the Panama-Pacific
International Exposition has been de-
signed to explode new brain-cells in
every visitor. TO send him home a
better and more efficient American,
and TO fix the new impressions in his
mind indelibly by linking them with
the profoundly spectacular.
View Of the Italian towers at e
ntrance TO Court Of Flowers, with pal
aces OF manufacture Cleft) and varied
industries triehp as seen across orn
amcntal suuken pool. At extreme ri
ght is part Of the festival hall dome,
and the sculpturaI figure is stars b
y A. Stirling Calder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23


arc shown as they go round. IL rs an
exposition OF life and muuon-ot en-
orsy and action
rb,t .s ylrot makes the Panama
courts thc bruiauce of the landscape
rar5,rs the glowing unts OF the
huud.nrs and the entire exterior plan
or the grounds was designed TO fur
th,r cwph1sige the striking contrast
o,.,r ur',,linr uprld's fairs.
-,, f......,., -, p,, p,,ouo-
1,,''g., 49, a, W,a 5,rc ~ san Fran
80, ,h.r, ,hs tnnmsrc, OF the
CISCO '.H ~, n.y.. ,,',,,,In n ~.
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Hs"". q" H"' '"s y. -. .,,,,,,,,sr,
"''' N'''S T" "''''.'' ,''' -. ,.-
To ihe North IS 'he 11Ip's Nun t's i've
,WpWnS pth''d eh 'Nv mus IT .'1
'hr v'} or san 'a"..N'u, "nS ,Ii, 80 ~,
NN"NS, 'n' H',u'N .,''.,'5 - s,rts and
SIMS sun loom lHe teIF"etu loltS a,,u ,,'
concealed Nthr gums N''''''''''
iae ocean t"t'N"1 ,.s,,,i,.
a. 'N'vs'"'" nj 10 re
.t'N A|'"."' 'Nl .'",'H -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
KINGS ARE NO LONGER FEARED.
Edward is Given What Charles Was
Denied.

The English parliament voted his
ma1estys government a war budget
the other day without troubling to
look to see what the total was The
estates signed in effect, a blank check
TO be filled up with as many figures
as the kings ministers might deem
necessary.
IL has not been 10 very long ago. as
history Is reCkOned since an English
parliament took up arms against an
English king and cut his head Off
because he wanted to spend money in
just that same fashion. Indeed. the
whole history OF England down al
most TO our own times, has been the
history Of a contest between the par
liament and the king to settle which
should hold the nations purse strings.
And no English king during the long
period OF that contest ever wanted
money for any other than the same
purpose II In wanted for now, and FOR
which tho nation was then determined
he shouldn't have it and that purpose
was 10 raise and maintain an army
It IN curious revolution that has
come about and one that would be
difficult TO explain to those English
men who chose ctvil war rather than
ALLOW their king to have regulars in
stead OF militia at his palace gate.
Ihat revolution, OF course. was of
their own making, although its FUN
fruits did not come about In their
time, II is precisely because they
maintained the contest then that Eng
lishmen today can, without endanCer-
Ing their own liberties. entrust vast
powers 20 tho hands ~ the kings go,-
crnmcnt What the Euglshmen of
those times would find II hard % uu-
derstAnd IL that those powers are
really not rcliuqulshcd 20 the kng
but are directed by parliament
through channels constantly I'm the
nations control That Is. they would
find it hard 10 understand the won
.uCrful completeness % their own vice
tory over the kings pcrogauve
That is the essence ~ the rtVui.-
.ucn. Before it was accomplished the
prcro0Stvc ~ the most mpe-ious
English king could not obtain for him
"a few regiments " regular troops 90
guard his own person AFTER IL is aC-
comphshcd triumphant democracy
sigualists it's confidence in It's own
power by requesting the King 90 help
himself cut ~ the rNchcQuer. King
CharlcS asked Tor ship money aud lost
ms head king Gcorgr. aSScrting na
such prcrogatiVc. is handed an un-
limited war crcdt and three million
armed men. Kansas CITY star
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
WHAT is \ HARD DRINKER?
Cincinnati Man Says He Uses Gallon
a DaN. But ISN'T One.

What is q hard drinker, or how
much makes one? has always been a
dehatahle question. II depends alto
gether on the standpoint, In the po-
lice court the other morning was an
old man in his bare feet charged
with drunkenness. He offered his
own defense.
I'm not a heavy drinker," he
shouted. Il never drink more than
q gallon Of whisky Il day and | can
prove il. even II am 6S years old. L."
The writer has heard OF men who
drank quart a day who disclaimed
being heavy drinkers, but this is the
first case where man who drinks Il
gallon day has claimed that he IL
not a heavy drinker. He must be q
man Of means. for his liquor bill, al
most at wholesale, will run close to
$3.50 day. And If he drinks that
much he ca anot work. lie must have
a fixed income, but it will not be
fined long.-Cincinnau Commercial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
MEXICO SHOULD BE
PoLICED, SAYS SEN

WASHINGTON. Feb ss-Inter-
ysIuon by the United states, Arsen-
tina. Brazil and Chile 20 police Mex
leo and establish order. was urged in
the senate today ty senator Fall Of
New Mexico. The senator concluded
with an attack upon General Villa.
He asserted that villa On entering
Mexico CNty seized and t1-Cioiy held
fJr four days a French woman whCSe
husband had Joined his rO'n-s in
France after placing his property IL.
charge Of the French aubs sssdor.
This was not the act q q sub
cri.u1te-tut % Tilla-s-t I am not
repeating r-Uor. declared Senator
Fall
This 5 The man upon whom the
administration. I might SAY sincerely.
seems 90 have looked 20 brlg order
ont Of chaos In Mexico
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
POSEYS INDIANS
NOT YET CAPTURED
Band of Renegade Redmen
Successfully Resisting
Efforts of Officers.

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb .. -- The
following telegram sent from Moab.
Utah. by Lorenzo n. Greet. special In
dian aser, tcr Utah. was received at
his ofr,ce here TINS afternoon:
Last rtpo-; three more Indians
captured. Posse awaiting orders, Ne
c,ker Is or his way from G-ays'n 70
B'uo and promises information A.
once 10 line : repaired. He wires me
% hu--, through with Cook ,aSsis,an;
United states district attorney, bring
all r,a-sc,es az Moab lie denies %
NOR BE ordered troops LcCA. pHSss
sufficient. AT, sending relay team .og
EnrE sheriff ~ Grand county - as
sist.rs me IN planning relays - h.ltt
Cook a~t wNscf Will proceed nlSht
srt tay Ir;G We reach Bluff. 10
-.ts from here. S-0w ttSp. Am
Keeping Indian Ctnce advised,
A telephone message received from
a.. g. Ettt cashier % bank az Gray
son. advised trs- no definite news had
rta.rtG there today from Biutt lie
said the telephone wires Which were
elr .y "o.G Frsty.S' hand % re-esAtc
Indians Yesterday cctv cen b.lft and
G-ays>-. s,tI were down c-t tha- The
repair men were clt % restore cc--
rectic~. The weather has cleared 81
G-aysr- TODAY. he ssit. - that The
VCSs-s aS<eu r.ug a. GrsySc- may
Vrc-tct readily &C. Bluff, .5 miles
scltrvar1 lie Ssii the people ct
G-sNsc- t.t rct believe the Indians
vc-.G attack Riuff ss there are
enough men IN and 1rc-ui B.ltt 90
ttt.rt the town. bat uct enough g.
t-. 90. the retreat % the Indians y
t1ty should t-- % escsQe tE-c- g. the
r..S some - tee l-tlCs q the
refEr rrrrcld continue friendly 90 the
ulltt> ard Say they vii net !-ir TIE
hands arts- old Folk" a. .O.1
Fcss!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
AROUND THE LOBBY


i. r.. Bynum OF Woodward was 70
guest Of the Brady yesterday
o. X. Pace OF Bartlosvile was "A
guest Of the Oklahoma yesterday.
u. Z. Pamelee Of McAlesier was
registered at the Oklahoma yesterday.
Charles w. Elliott Of Chandler was
a guest at the oklahoma yesterday.
z, r. Holley and j. w. Dean Of
Ada were registered at the Alexander
yesterday.
Ed $ Brown OF Pawhuska stopped
at the Brady yesterday while in Tulsa
on business.
II. w. Hun and s. w. oliver Of Enid
We're In the city yesterday. They
stopped at the Brady
r. NJ. Doyle Of ST. Louis, Mo, rep
resentatiye Of steel warehouse firm,
was in the city YESTERDAY He was "a
guest Of the oxford.
e. p. Mulehnl a paint and yarnish
salesman, representing a South Bend,
Ind, firm, was in the city yesterday.
lie was registered at the oxford.
Edward SOph, j. j. BrOthertou. u.
T.. Mathews,f II. Z. Lee ana Edgar
de Menles, all Of MuskOgee, were
registered at the Tulsa yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Abraham Of Brls-
tow were guests Of the Alexander yes
terday Mr.. Abraham is the proprietor
Of one Of the leading Bristow depart
ment stores
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
City News In Brief

JOHN EDWIN PROSSER, aged Al.
died at SIS West Twelfth street sun
day morning. The body will be shipped
TO Bartlesvlle for tne funeral
MRS MABEL HELEN MOORE.
aged 25, died at Hotel Tulsa S3Wr-
day morning. The body was shipped
TO Defiance o.. for burial
JOHN HENSLEY, aged q, died
Sunday at his home i'm Sand Springs.
The funeral was held from the home
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The deceased is survived by a widow.
JOHN MINTOSH aged 81, son Of
j. A. Mcintosh, who lives at the cor
uer OF Barton and Zunis, died at the
home Sunday at noon. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon Inter-
mcnt was in Oaklawn.
MISS MARY SPARKS, aged 81.
daughter of Ben Sparks, a farmer who
lives five miles north of Tulsa, died
at the home Sunday night. The fu-
neral was held at Oaklawn cemetery
yesterday afternoon al O'Clock.
.
SUPERINTENDENT r. f. Ober-
hotter of Tulsa city schools is in Gin
Cinnau this week attending the ma
tional convention Of school superiu-
tendents. After the convention is oyCr
he will make a short tour Of the east,
paying close attention TO the new and
modern high school buildings with
view TO the one about to be built in
Tulsa.
.
JOHN BOYD and Walter Schechter,
while trying to PAWN a small Masonic
emblem at a local loan office yester-
day morning, were arrested by Detec.
tiyes Patton and Del Beccarro and are
being held on investigation. Their
statements in regard 10 their former
homes were observed by the officers to
be rather tangled. The emblem has
not been claimed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
ToDAYs OLDEST STORY.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Feb. eo.-In
order successfully 10 sue man
for the alienation Of your wife's
affections, you must have a wife.
That Is the verdict Of a court
here. in the case Of Adolph Nord-
0uist. suing J. ". allen for the
alienation Of the affections Of
Anna Hansen whom Allen
claimed as his wife.
Anna said NOT, and the jury
TOOK her word for Il.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
Want >tAIc EDcAmpu,eai.

rIARENORE. Okla. Feb. ..-Lre
rl4-v-c-c camp - ths Wec1Es- =
t-e Wlri3 ,ctge Is s-Er-ei c-- %
,a-1 ere 1917 s-1-e camp C. t-at ---ss
sc- Ca-sEc-s Frark Er--- u. L
CEsty a-t CSrs-cs Myers 1Ert -es-
st,tetgc ks delegates % s--s-t tes
1915 s-A:e --sslls az M-A.ss-e- c-
Mk-e. 90 a-1 wtli take e--trs-s g
-.-r--s r-1 s-rclv % literature call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
A-NialYC-jng.

I Congressman Svayback has got n
nerve
How so""
Talks about our big crops like
they wuz al appropriation he got for
. US '--L Louisville Courier.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
NaNnl Nnisnnccs.

Did that sea voyage do your
nerves any good
Put 'em ont of commission alto
se.her old chap, Every barrel |
sighted looked like floating mine to
me. kansas City Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

Come and so fishing With me"
"Nw fishing Is too rough sport
There's mud, and NricrS. and racks.
and damp boats"
scc. Your idea us sishtpc is To-
pc IN u hotel lobby and anxle Tor
hNlunah ln q INnMlAMW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
u ntnlrn,ri m n,ninn

"ihc new generation is TOO flippaut
about serious THINGS " litc." aVcrrtd
MtS NcavOnstlurt
NoW nowf' inquired Mr. Backhsy-
lust heard NoupE follow call for
What he termed "A thousand on Is
plate Is that any way to order
boanSf"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

How ala yop catch YOUR cold. old
MANI"
u God ia by siddiNg dear widow.
she must have been very icy -
New York sun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

S.-s-rs- Ia. s.ats-l-wst; t-1-
rs
S-a--- NEs-s--Tn1ts - slf
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

President ScAurwan g Cc-rsl I
eurh. 10 krcu that an ta,s-n4tic-si
ccu,pucatior = nos q q, sasiect ~
turo spseeh Uhis asirs tiF,cuiSt-
teaUy handled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

IRE scA-,.y 80 v1szt is-t even
psy- ee,-s.eL--.s s .-s. FAB s4=-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

Berlin editors should take sruc-
th,rs tyr that >ns,rsn ts,.ns before
is tgc 'a,e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

Ccnkrc~mSD k.teh.u gnu'tnt hc
more independent x De were the
ccck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

wilson gives the h--ss ere -cst
rS.1-s.s e-t the senate SCI st-s
tha -.rs- F.-