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Evening journal., 1916-07-07
FRENCHS0LDIER Tells
OF FORT VAUX FALL
Correspondent Estimated
That Capture of Position
Cost Germans 80, 900 Men
THREE SHELLS HIT
FORT EVERY MINUTE

PARIS, June pa soldier wound
ed inside Fort vaux on the night be-
tween June and Z, and one of the
last to be removed a few hours be-
fore the fort was completely encircled
by the Germans, has given the fol-
lowing account OF his impressions:
"Only those who lived through the
terrible days from June / TO June 6,
can form any idea OF the formidable
effort made by the Germans to get
possession Of the fort and of the
bravery shown by the little garrison
defending il. For seven days we
underwent the most terrible lombard
.ment that any position has ever sub
mitted to. The supply of projectiles
OF every calibre sent against MS was
increased by at least One-third. Again
on June it was augmented until
from that day onward we could count
on three shells falling every minute
in the fort or on its immediate sur
roundings. Forty-eight heavy calibre
guns, at least, mostly IL and II inch,
concentrated a fire of hell upon our
positions-such was the information
brought to the command on the even
ing Of June .. as the result of a peril
GUS reconnaissance made by an avia-
tor.
SituatiOn Critical.
con June 3. the slight progress
made by the Germans on the west Of
the fort made our situation critical.
The enemy attacking without ceasing
and threatening to outflank the posi-
tion. we were forced several times
during the day to make vigorous
counter attacks. They were sue
cessful. but the Germans at night,
employing fresh forces. regained the
advantages and increased their gains.
"I witnessed a spectacle on the
morning OF June 4, that I shall never
forget Ever since the evening before
desperate struggle had been going
on on the northwest glacis. For third
time the Germans had just thrown
themselves in close formation to the
/ assault on the ridge OF the fort. The
heads of the columns were already
scaling the slopes after clearing the
chief trench around the fort.
Their DeadIy Aim.
Suuoenly All our mllldllleuSel
opened fire at the same moment. Th'
attackers rolled back upon one an
other. the bodies of the dead ant
wounded dragging down the living
Il was in vain the enemy column
{ tried to reform and climb the slopes
b again. Pitlessly moved down, the
D were again thrown back in disorder
e When the fight stopped at midda,
s the great fosse ditch around a fort
,, was full Of bodies-full TO overflow
j. ing I heard an officer say that Il
: capture Of the fort must have cost Il
D Germans $4,000 men.
b From June 5 onward we all fe
that defense of the fort could nc
I last much longer. Heroism has II
limits. and the high command rec
Evening journal., 1916-07-07
nYsPHpTIcs NEED
EBENEzER'S SOCIAL SIDE.

Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Relieves and corrects sour stomach sick
headache and nausea-an excellent appetizer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21

Die rniIiidJe Dffsnfbe an Ser
@rcnse Der 8ufofpina fd)eint iuieoer
IN usaem Gauge 81 iein. Die NnI-
Ten bebaupten, iie b6tten in Der Sc
gen0 bpn g5ernuiuit, 9fariucsIe, ei-
men Sell Der Giterrei6iiden Stellun-
gen erpbert iin6 bGtten i'm, trob bier
serslueifeIter Ansriffe BON Seiten
Der Deiterrei6er, Die nit mnae6eu-
rem Seriniten fir iie 5nriifseldjlaaen
pnrSen, aud gebalten. Die DETER
reider meloen bierppn nidjts, aber
he gebeu 81, oaF Der aantpf leioen=
l6afdider geiuproen lei. Die gfuiIen
batten nit nmmeriId iberlegenen
Grdften bartit6fige sfnsriffe &C.
inad)t, leien aud Deridie6ene Wiale
IN Siterreidiide @raben geormnaen,
leien aber itets, Inn Sampfe nnb
Wfann sesen Nann, NIT srofem @er-
lnlten iuieber 5nriifgeidlagen. esn
belonoerer Neiie babe iid) bic 8m6a-
better sanomebr ansgeseidnet. 9ln
etIient Eitntfe l0tten 0nS iedssebnte
nub oas orrisebnte 9iegiment Iei6en>
l6aftfide @esenangriffe aemndlt.
Der goben bpr ben Wraben lei beiat
NIT gitiienIeiden. Atf oem Stanpf.
plat geiuiHer Nataillune babe man
adtbnn6ert Bis taaleno 2eidlem ae-
5GbH. Gs uag an bieien WitteiIan.
gen audi etiuas iibertrieben iein, aber
nns Grfabrung iuiiIen mir, oak,
auenn bic Geiterreider meloen, iie
battrn bic Hngriffe 5nriidgeidJlagen,
oieie and iuirflid snriifgeIdjlaaen
iuuroent oaf baaegem Die MelSnnaen
bon rmifiiden GrfoIgen INNER lehr
slueifebaft iino. Gs miro audi Sies
Wal Der 6iterreidjiidle geridjt, oaf
ale Insriffe abgeldllagem Ieien,
ridJtig fein
Die Geiterrei6er meloen, ban Sic
Srmppen Der 8enerGle asflanser nnS
9altin bon ben 9iniien inter beitan-
bigem Grtileriefemer aebalten iuer.
ben. SIM Ditliden G,alisien batten
nnr artilleriefampfe itatteefnnben.
Sci Dem 8anfett in Mid, Sas ,n
Gbreu bes bentidlen sfaiiers peran-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21
Ins' Negieo.

Nus gl Bolo miro genieloet, in
Der @egeno BON Eorreon bGtten fid)
nngefabr 1000 ltn5ufrieoene 3u-
ianmengetan, Die Selir Oia5 ais
Hraiioetlten ausriefen ilno Garran5o
ino ale @merifaner NIT Dem EoDe
beorobten. 8ei @alnroeno, liibipelt-
lid BON gorreon, batten iie 100
Garran5iitas. oie fid ibiren ergeben
butten, erntoroet.
Selir Dia5 bat, tpie aus 9eetp
9orf genleloet miro, in einem sSi1ter-
pieW beitritten oaB er nut Der sin-
5ettelilng elmer neuen &ebolution be-
ihaftigt lei. @leib8eitig bat er es
oeutlif 81 oeriteben geeeben, Dab
er iebr germ 8r1iioent bon Merico
lcin iuiiroe nno oaB er einen oies-
besiiglihen Mlife, tpenn Elm FOLDER
on i'm ergeben lollte, sSoIge leiIten
iperoe. Gr iper6e aber nid)tS 8e-
maltIunes anternebmen, II III oas
gtmt 3n befommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21

Ser gIan5erloe grfolg Ser oiterreibi-
ibe11 Sruppen am 9obeen lei ein gu
tes Omen fit oas erogiiltige @rgeb-
nib bes' 4rieges. 2eioer I1etnt oie
llebergobe Mor1tenegro's niht er-
folgt 5u iein.
8raf gernitorfL Der oertide 8ot-
i6ofter IN 8aibingtonz bot geeen Die
Sanolinssneiie Der britilben ge.
BORDEN, uelcbe perIonlihes gigeft-
titna be5tD. perlonlihe Bdpiere bes
abberltfenen oeutieben Whlitdr g(t-
ta6ees in sSalmoutb nit 8eldlog
belegten, obtuol lebtereta ii1eres Sc
lett 5ngeli6ert iporoen mar, beirn
Staatsoepartement Grotelt eingelegt
Ser gotIdafter itellt fib anf Sen
Stanopinlft, oaB @roBbritnnnien in
8trflidfeit Ben Ser. Stooteir ga-
aegeniiber has @ort gebrohen ba-
be, nls es Saltptnann Dor 8apens
@epad helblaqnabt11te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21

tie tbrer Stberbeit tpegen gebra6t
maren berausgebolt uno NIT 9luto=
nlobilen entfiibrt. Spater tunroert
fitnf BON ibren an einen1 gourn, lla-
be Der Stelle, no Morebano ernor-
bet tpnroe, al1fgebanet gefnnoen.
Sin oen eriten &ongreB ser
ogeational Security 2eague" in
8aIbineton bot giooleoelt eillen
blnosgemeinen Sebbrief gegen Die
Deltl6en geibrieber, IN Dem er oie
9ertlfen bel6uIoigt, fie batten nebr
Imerifaner getotet, als mdbreno oes
gan5en &rieges NIT Sparlien getotet
leier 9luBer6em bebauptet er, es
ieien our6 bie 0GmiiIare frentoer
&eaierungen" pern1itteIit @pnuben.
,ottentate piele slmerifoner un1ge-
brddt ltno pieI gigertuln 5erftort
fuoroen gsotiirlih miro oas alles ge-
iagt, Inn Die geotipenbigfeit groBar-
tiger @iiitlmgen na15utpeifen 1tno
nm Die 2difigfeit Der iebieen 9ie-
gierung, ipel1e bie anerifanilhen
giirger nidt geiriigero 16iise, flar
an leget1 nobel &err Noojebelt 1eine
3tborer t1iht I'M 3tpeifel 6ariiber
laBt, oaB, tDenn er Br11ioerlt geipe=
len mare, mir nns ibon lange I'M
arieg NIT Deltl1laalo nno Oeiter-
reid befar0eit, aber es lit nn6 bIeibt
cine gen1eine @eBerei. gs fonnte MIR
Elm lhtueres l1ngIiif fir oos 2anb
gertaf1nf tDeroen, tpenn ein Wean1,
Der 5i9 io11er N1itteI beoient, sunt
Bralioenten ermdblt tperoen iolIte.
Inter oen Merhnnt's Sotel
IN @leDelano erplooierte tpdbreno
Der Naff eitl @asrobr. 0as SoteI
tpnroe bnrd Die grploiion gum geiL
oen1oliert uno eff gerione1 ipllr6en
perlest Die meiiten @erIesnngen
ioaen 0ltrd) oas ginotmen BON Gas
flamnlen berlrlaht lein. Sci bier
8erlonen limo Die gerIebllngen Iebr
ernIter 9lrt.
Gin gnrloit, Ser oie 8anf in
Tdltoerconrt, 9(rf., Inn 200O OoI-
lars beraubt batte uno iit) nit 5ei-
fler 8elite oobon nla1te, tulroe bon
mebreren 8eiDobnerll Der etaot ein-
gebolt ilno eridoilen.
sSSil oern Heirien Srte M[lotpap,
/ IN Der Ndbe bon 2Dons, %. g., fat
cine sSrau Gotuaro aabne lire bier
idbrige Go1ter, ibren aipeii1brigen
ISobn nn0 1ib ielblt erbdngt.
Son Der Staatsfarnt in CUNT
mirgs, glrf., iiab "a tpeiBe Str1f-
lirtge eftfIoben. Inter Sen syIiidt-
Linge1 ii1,0 6rei, Die tuegeil Moroes
bernrteiIt tunret.
8ei elmer lleberldnenlnnng
oes gila- -6fiiifes in Der @egeno pom
BinfeImam, arisona, iinO bier Ser
ionen INNS 2ebel, gefommpn, fiebeu
ai1oere Deroen bern1iBt.
sSobn s. &uIpin, Der friibere
Gbef 6es Gbicagoer Oeteftipbireous,
lift ipesen Beite6lihfeit au einem
bis fiinf Sabren 3udtbalts berur-
teilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21
Sure l1eberlidt.

Die &aunpfe an Der Ynfoiui=
llas0ren3e iuer0en lei0en-
ldaftlider, aber ale glngriffe
Ser Sfiiien iinO snriidseidla- !
gen.
sSn @alisien finben slrtil-
leriefantpfe itatf.
Die RniIeu molten i'm
SdfparSrn Nfecr 1853 SeseI-
fdiffe seritDrt II. im aanfaiien
srofe Grfolse errnnsen ba6en.
Die GnslGnber iino bel &nt-
@.Amaran in 8eriibrung nit
ben Srnppen.
Der oentIdle aaiier lit nad
Berlin snriidsefebrt,
Aniierte Gdjiffr bumbar6ie-
ren anseblidj 4eabtsntid.
Die Sample sipiidjsn DETER
reid rn6 Npntentsrp bnben
aM8eMi6 iuie0er begonnen.
Die saaiIen iuoIlta periiide
3ebellrn gtidlasen baten.
Dem oentid5en aaiier sn G6.
rem unr0e in Niti6 ein sroFts
Banfett scgeben.
Die 0itnit5manssbill it I'm
unterbans beg Ssarlamtnts
sn8eupmmtn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21
Gtetter=Notis.

Staats- nn6 Gomntb Gtenern far
bas Sabr 1916 aitf 9rnno- itn6 per-
ionIides Gisentnn, ,nafIen bis snnl
81. San. 1916 an Den Steuer Sol
leftor S. u. Bitter entridtet mer-
ben, nm bic 3abInng elmer Gtraie
mnb Soften BON 10 8rpssnt, bic ami
periOnlides Gigentnm erbpbeu iuer-
ben, sm permeioeu,
S. 81. On is,
Gunnths8idlter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21

nm bic allsemeine srpfe Mofabe,
ppn Der iuabrenb Der letten Sage 10
piel bic 9ieSe seiueIen lit, banOelt,
iuirb in Der betreffenben 9epeide
nid)t seiaat.
Die Gniien bebanpten, am IL. sSa=
mar bGtten lire SprpebDbDpte i'm
6hmarsen Meer einen Streif5mg an
Der Heinaiiatiiden Giiite entlang ae-
inad)t itnb bGtten babel 1853 Gegel=
id)iffe seritGrt, Dpn benem 73 nit al
lerlei 8eoarfsartifeln belaben geipe-
len feien. 0reikig Manm Ieien bei
benz 3nse gefangen genominen. 1853
Sdiffe seritOrt? Die yeadrid)t flinst
etiuas nnglamblid.
Cine Gepeide ans Eetersbnrg
mel0et nDn glansen6en Grfplgen Der
tiirfifden Srmppeir I'm &ahfnIns-We-
biet. Sic lDaen oas Centrum Der
tiirfiiden Srnppen, trotbenr oieIe If
nen on GAIL melt iiberiesen iinS nmo
and bas Serrnin grOfe sdiuierig-
feiten liefert, seidjlngen baben nnb
iie berfulsen. Die Siirfen ip1lrSen
ams ibren Stellmnsen seiuDrfen nnb.
batten nidlt unr srofe gerlnite an
Menlden, Ionbern aud an ariegs-
material. sSSn aDprilfent bel grse-
rum bdftrat iie aiHer bielen Wefange-
nem and Wetuehre, Wfmuitipu mt0
Weldate crbentst. Der aaiier babc
ben Srappem Ieine Danfbarfeit ans=
sefprodjen. Die 8fridte Der siirfen
ibrr oieIe Tprgdnge in &aMfaFien
Iamteten bisber eans anStrs.
Die 9iuiIen ,ppllen Bel 9iinabnrg
Srnppen, bic sesenS Sdlpfbere ppr-
ridten, nit GrfDls beidOiIen baben.
Die 9eiitidjem meloen feline Ginsel-
beiten ppm rniiiiden Sd)auplat, lon-
bern meloen nnr in glagemeinen,
oaF Mrtiaeriefampfe im Siten itatt=
gefnn0en baften.
Mns Der pcriiiden 6anptitabt Sc
beran melbet cine 9ieiter 9epeidje,
oak Die 9imiien cine Sd)aar bon NM
gefaBr tanieno yiebellen, lueld)e Die
geiuobner Der 9iitrifte 9ieiIbt nno
GnseIi terroriiierten nno Die @erbin-
bnngen Der 9iitiIen beorobten, bull-
itanois seIdIasen batten. Die yini-
len batten piele @efangene mno grp-
re gente geinadt.
Der aionig BON ssStalien lit our
3eit in Hpm, naboem er porber Ga
rent uno 9rinoiii bellid)t bat. essll
Sorent lon er nit Dem 8rin8en
Wairfo, Dem 8tpeiten Sobn oes So
nigs BON WontelIesro, 5ulnniiterge-
fonnlen lein, mas faum gIaublih
lit, oa iif bieier, einer anoeren 0tel-
oung 81 Solge. NIT ieinem @oter BEL
Dem montenegrinilden Seere befin-
ben foIl @s lit nerfipiiroig, oaB
oie 8erihte in alletrl, mas Mlontene-
gro anbetrifft, forttp1breno mioer.
ipre6etlo firlb.
glns Berlin lneloet man. Oie
gbfabrt oes bon bier abaegallgenel.
eriten Orient grpreBSlges nod
&onltantiitopel, fir oen cine fabr-
planinaBige 9feileoauer BON Sc
Stlnoen porgeIeben lit. miro in Ser
Breiie ais Greignis bon GROCER ge-
idihtIider geoeittllng gefeiert uno
Den groBten Greigniiien ouf oen
ariegsl6aliplaten gleih9eiteIlt. glu-
Ber Hoben oeutiden 8eomten ma
den 8ebn 3eitlngslelte Die SSobrt
init
Der Gr1iioent oes preuBiIdlen
9onotagS iol, elmer &ellter 9epe-
IAe ollS @fmiteroont 3u gSo(oe. erfldrt
baben, Die llebergnbe Moutenegro' 8
beoellte einen irneren 3erfan Der
Gntenfe Goofition. m0ge oieleIbe
and nod orBen bin oas S[nlefell
groBer 5eltigfeit iino Stdrfe beiiben.
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Or. SDlneiter Spucs, aSpcsiaIiit,
3f1 &rnDps G'ebdlibe, Sel. grodett 1896.
S3ilbnerduaen. @nnions, einipnfSeube
nnb aInnps sgidaeI SebtpeiBfiiBe, 9latts
fiike. Sroitbeulen lnb aIle onberen SuBs
leioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21

Sr. 3. Nsanrice Sroiun, SpeaiaIilt
fir sluge, 0hr. glaie iiilb Gals, Bat Seine
Office nad Dem S5ids @ebdlloe, gir.
2f5 217. perlegt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-21

- SesaJIt Gnre gGon sar"; nnr
nu6 bis smm 81. Sannar Belt oaSnl
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gfuulnler 439.
GingefanGs.

5an sLntonio Seras,
IS. San. 116.
Yin Die oelttlhen 8iiraer BON San
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
STOCKS AND BONDS



NEW YORK, Aug. stocks made sub
stantial and rather general recovcries today
from their lethargy Of recent sessions, under
lead OF investment issues, notably Union
Pacific and United States Steel. The ex-
celent statements OF earnings for June re-
ported by leading lines, particularly the
Pennsylvania system, was effective in stmu-
lating speculation confidence.
shares Of eastern roads, including coalers
and New Haven were in better demand than
recently The only conspicuous exception in
this group was Rock Island, which weakened
in the final dealings. Missouri Pacific also
manifested pressure.
Munitions and similar spccialties made
further advances on the placing OF additional
foreign contracts with pronounced strength
in United States Industrial Alcohol, Baldwin
and American Locomotives, Crucible Steel
and shipping shares. Zinc stocks were in
steady demand on the improvement shown by
foreign markets. but cOppers were dull and
without material change. Total sales
amounted to 33j, 900 shares.
Bonds were irregular Total sales, par
value. S2.s7O.00O.
United States bOuds were unchanged on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
GRAIN
Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO. Aug. Wheat prices ran up
swiftly today influenced mainly by more and
more severe crop damage reports from the
northwest. The market colsed nervous 2 q
3hc to 3h 439s net higher with Septem.
Der at 1.24h d1.24hc aad December at
l2s@sc. Corn finished Mto u hc off,
and oats unchanged to hc up. Provisions
made gains Of 2 Iac to y "a 1Oc
Bulls had things their own way in the
wheat pit except for short time at the
start. Initial trading was bearsh aft. ed
by lower quotations from Liverpool Crop
damage reports soon began to pour in from
both sides of the Canadian line Manitoba
was said to be black rust afflicted as badly
as the Dakotas and there were predictions
that North America this year would not be
able to contribute half as much as last wear
to the worlds import requirements
Rain in parts Of Illinois, Iowa and Ne.
braska eased the corn market. Export sales
and the wheat strength steadied oats
Provisions rose in consequence Of scarcity
OF offers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
COTTON


NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The government $
crop report was followed by a sensational ad-
vance Of about s175 a bale in the cotton
market today December contracts sold up
from 13.3sc to IL Csc within 10 or IS min.
utes after the publication OF the bullish crop
figures. making a new high record for that
delivery and an advarce OF 20 points from
last nights record figures. The market met
a good deal Of opposition at this level. how.
ever. the general list closing easy at a net
advance Of only 10 or IL points.
Trading was comparatively quiet before the
report wss published Liverpool was relatively
easy, while weather conditions in the south
were considered more favorable After open
ing at a decltoe Of { TO II points the market
quickly rallied to about last nights closing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02

and showed a net loss Of about 10 to 1e
points just before II O'Clock, with October
selling at l3l0c and January at 1880.
A canvass made around the floor indicated
that the trade was expecting a condition Of
about 1G.5 per cent There was an immediate
rush Of covering and fresh buying which
sent October up to 13.i5c and January to
10 67c while the first sale Of July. 1917,
delivery wa, made at &C.. At this advance
Of 10 to &c points from yesterday s last
quotations there was heavy selling which ap.
peared to be for both accounts The official
condition figures were the lowest for 25 years
with the exception Of 1909 and indicated the
extraordinary deterioration Of s.S per cent
for The month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
MARMETS
LIVE STOCK
Chicago Live Sstock.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-HoGS-Receipts H.
600 head; market unchanged to weak, 15c
lower: bulk $9.3O@995, light $94o a 10 90,
mixed S9.O5 a 1905, heavy $4,000 .O5,
rough s9.oO@915. pigs $7.75@9.6O.
CATTLE Receipts 800 head market
weak native beel cattle SG.s5 a 40, west
ern steers s6.75 a $50. stockers and feeders
5000 500, cows and heifers s350@e.25,
calves SS.5O@1l.75.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head; market
steady: wethers 50 IS a s.2j, ewes S3.j0@
65. lambs 81 25 % ] | 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
PRICE OF CRUDE is
AGAIN ON TOBOGGAN

The Prairie oil < Gas co. started
off the month Of August yesterday
with cut OF 10 cents IN the price
they are paying for Mid-Contiucnt oil,
bringing the present market value OF
oil 10 Y1.25 Il barrel. The Texas Com
rany however. only posted price of
{l.3J yesterday. meeting the price
made ia 1T Saturday by the Prairie,
and has not yet met the new price.
However, oklahoma was not the
only place To suffer. as the Ohio Oil
company knocked nickel and a
dime off the various grades of Ohio
oil. ana tho Standard Of Louisiana cut
10 cents from the price Of Louisi"na
oils
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
LOVE COUNTY.

The oklahoma Star oil cCmpany's
test in 7-7-1 west is drilling at 1900
feet.
The oklahoma Texas company's
test in 9-7-2 is drilling IN a blue shale
al 1850 feet
The Waco Petroleum COmpany's
test in 35-6-2 east is pulling the 6-inch
casing ard will attempt to shut off
water before drilling into sand
found at 2470 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
AT IIII\LDTDN.

Fasley and Nichols No . in 1913
is drilling at 700 feet.
The Magnolia Pctr oleum compony's
test on the Chase farm in PISS is
drilling at about 1000 feet.
The Urbana oil Company's No.
in 1888 is good FOR $50 barrels.
The Cartcr-Love oil cCmpany's No.
> in 15-4-3 is on top of the 1.}0O-foot
showing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
At AUGUSTA.

IIoyt and others No. on rhc w.
g Morris farm in 7-2S-4 is dry and
abandoned.
The Continental oil & Gas CO.'S No.
II ON the T.. G. Warner farm in N-2S-4
is good for 200 barrels.
Cornelius Leonard and Hanes' No.
ON the George Denton farm in 3
.2S-t is making $50 barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
At LINDSEY.

The Bear Creek Petroleum COM
pany has a rig up for test in the
northeast corner OF the southwest Of
section 22-Sn-4w.
The oklahoma Star Oil company
has a rig up for a test in the south
west corner of the southeast of sec
tiOn 3-3n-3w.
Local people have a bad hole at
1,1OO feet in their test in section
1S-In-Sw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
At PAJIS VALLEY.

The Oklahoma star Oil company is
drilling at 900 feer in its test in
i-3n-1w.
Thr ole oil & Gas Co. has made a
location for test in 34-4n-1w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
AZ DOUGLAS, KAN.

The Butler County oil company isl
d.illing at 700 feet in its test in sec
tior 1i-29-3.
The Merchants oil & Gas co. test
on the Heimbaugh farm in section
28-29-3 is understanding at l,910
feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
ARKANSAS CITY, KAN.

The Prairie oil & Gas co. is drill
ing at 1.750 feet in its test on the
kctchcm farm in section II. 35-5.
Crawford and shepherd are under
roaming the 5-inch casing at S,li0
feet in their test in section 26-34-4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
At DEXTER, KAN.

The oklahoma Petroleum & Case
line Co is shut down at $500 feet
in its test in section 1896.
The Monior Oil & Gas Co. test
on the Day farm in section 24-32 e
is dry and abandoned At 3.OS3 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
\T NTON.

The test of MaEoffn and others in
the center of the w"st line Of the
southwest Of l6-1i-16 got the top Of
tho sand at 1.cG6 feet md just a foot
or two i'm Is good for POO barrels and
gives promise of making a big well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Aug Cotton spot weak;
good middling s.2Sd, mddling S.12d. low
for speculation and export, receipts 5000
bales; futures steady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
At HCbIE.

The Garvin County oil & Gas Co.'S
test in lS-2n-3c is dry and abandoned
at /. 200 feet, having a small showing
Of Gil at 500 feet and a good showing
AT 100 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
PERSONALS.

Il. =. Huston of the Sinclair Oil
& Gas Co. has returned from "a brief
trip TO Colorado.
George Foster of the Devonian OH
company left yesterday for a brief
tour of the Kansas fields.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
WEST OF EUREKA. KAN.

The Great Southern oil company
test in section l5-26-S has showing
of oil in top of sand at 1,765 feet
and is undcrrcaming the S-inch to
shut off water before drilling in.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
REPORT BIG Storage DI.NI.

According to the Ardmoreitc. the
Magnolia Petroleum company has Just
p.rcrascd about 100000 barrels Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02

FLORENCE, KAN.

The Melroot oil company has a
rig up for test in section 21-l7-6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02

The RuNlua Petroleum company s
test IN q-"O-2 west is uudcrrcaminE
the S-inch casing at 1850 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
VI MARION, KAN.

Arment and Hodges test on the
I ecpke farm in section 2S-20-2 is
iri.lnE AT 80 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02
Vt y NII.

The RoNana Petroleum company's
test in 1896 is shut down on top
of the sand at 3.O26 feet and will
case before drilling IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02

on the Nehlil farm in section 1i20-i
is dry and abandoned at 2,6OC feet.