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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05
Totals I'll 27 IS

otalS b IL u lu
'Batted for MathewsOn in seventh
tBatted for Schauer in the eighth.
tBatted for Benton In ninth.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn ............... POI 04O 600
New York .............. 500 600 1000
summary: Errors, Cutshaw, o Mara
Fletcher 2 McKechnle: two.base hits, Johus-
ton. Wheat; stolen bases, Stenge Mowrey,
Fletcher McKechnie, Miller Merke: double
play, Johnston to Cutshaw to O'Mara: bases
on balls of Perritt J. off Mathewson g. of
Marquard 2: hits, of Perritt in ! B inning
on Mathewson In 2.3 innings, of Schauer
in inning, of Benton none in / inning
off Cheney in "a inning, of Marquard 7
In l-3 innings: stolen bases. Mathewson 3.
schauer, Benton, Cheney Marquard Umpires,
o Day and Eason
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

ScOre by innings.
Chicago. ...............O 900 600 600
Pittsburgh. . .............0O 600 900 OIL
summary: Errors, Safer, Mulligan.
o Brien, Wagner Schultz, Baird; two base
hits. 2eder, Fischer. o Brien; stolen base,
Zimmerman: double play, Zimmerman and
SAFER: bases ou balls off Prendergast ;
struck ont, by Prendergast 8, by MamauN u.
lmpres KLEIN and Emslie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

NVUTN Oy INNWgN.
Chicago ................ 102 600 O0O-5
summary: Errors, Zimmerman 9, Hinch-
man. Schultz; two-base hits, Ziedcr, Mann,
Wagner; stolen bases, Zimmerman, Safer,
Mann: bases on balls, off Vaughn /. off
ner In 10 innings off Jacobs, l in 20
innings: off Adams | in / inning; struck out,
by Vaughn B. by Kantlehner 2, by Jacobs 3.
Umpires KLEIN and Emslie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

summary: Errors, Humphries L. White
. home run. White; sacrifice hits, Yardley.
Lewis Humphries, Mutt: base on balls, off
Hunt 3, off Lewis g. struck out, by Hunt O.,
by Lewis Z: passed ball. White; left on
bases, Tulsa :, McAester 6. Time, l:iO.
Umpire, Stewart.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

Summary Errors Witt laioie, Pick 2,
McElwee Lawry two base hits, King,
Schang: three base hits. Hooper. Schang
home run, Laioie; stolen bases, Gardner.
Scott Walker. double plays, Scott to BARR
to Hoblitzcl. Witt to Iawry 10 Laioie, Lawry
to Iajoic. bases on balls. Off Leonard >, off
Hasselbacker 9 hits. off LeoUard in 9
innings, of HasSclbackcr Is in 9 innings;
struck out, hv Leonard 7, by llasSelbacker L
Umpires. Hidcbrand and o Loughlin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

IotlIs Y % I3
zone out when winning run scored
t3atted for Corhan in eleventh.
tBatted for Ames in eleventh
Slated for Huggius in eleventh
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ...........l00 O2O 600 OO-9
st Louis .............01 OIL 100 600 O1-4
summary. Errors Corhsn 2, Ames: two
base hit Gonzales: threebase hit Snyder
home run, Smith; stolen bases. Bescher 2.
llertog. double play, Herzog TO Wingo to
MOllwitz; bases on balls, off Schneider 9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

had been hit. Thompson grounded to
Brady and the flashy little keystone
guardian commenced a dual killing
that shaded Johnny Evers in his
palmiest days. A similar elimination
happened in the sixth after Humph-
ries walked. though the two-ply de-
mise was started 10y White with Brady
as the pivot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05
Kraft the Master.

Kraft was always master Of the sit
uation and even IN the fourth, after
the first two men. Hum phries and
White, singled. the latter's being a
pop that Heatley and White played.
an Alphonse and CASTOR, they failed
TO adN ance. Two men got on in the
seventh, on singles ny THOMPSON and
Mutt but no damage resulted. The
lone McAiester run came in the eighth
when White placed terrific drive
over the left field wall, "A circuit clout
in any mans ball yard. This was the
dying gasp and the enemy subsidcd
without a spasm in the ninth.
Mickey settled Gown after the
opener, but it was just question OF
locking the stable door after the horse
has left, and the lone remaining coun-
ter was garnered when heatley sent
one over the fence in the seventh.
Both games were played in fast
time and Stewart, who substituted for
Spencer, is to be conplimented IN his
fair ard impartial judgment.
The management announces that
there will be two games this afternoon
With the opener at $50. A double
victory Will enable the home lads to
pass their antagonists in the fight for
the gonfalon. Geist and Mccoy are
the most likely nominees for slap
duty for the Scott clan, while Mayor
and Maple are carded to oppose them
Scores:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

Score by innings:
St Louis ............. 900 900 lOl-2
Chicago ................ 600 900 1OO--1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

Totals 0 42TiO OTtalS
Scora hv innings.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

unO politiihe glnregung mebr mert6,
ais 8eiAImpfineen uno Shndbun-
gen. Spefulatiou Deroorrt Dor ser
5lamme Der @abrbeit geIhimpien-
De Sprade ihriimpft 3uinmmen Dor
Der uHerbittlideu IbatiaHe. @6rIi6-
teit lit Die erite @igaidjaft eines irei-
en- rno pntriotii1en 9lmeritauers.
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uns ins @eIitt iiorren2 syn Merifo
iinO Die W1ogIidteiten Der GiDiliia.
tion aegeben, Sn ieinem Meihtbpn,
ieiner @eihidjte. ietuen ShuIeu, Iei.
men 9eoiirfliiieu Ieinem 9eioen imo
ieinem RdtriotismuS liegt Die un8er-
iiorbare Saat Ocs fSortIbriits. W9eri.
10 beip6Itiet 5u bnben. ipiiroe Sen
IoO al ben Ser0 Der 9lmeritauer qe.
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itid5tet boben imo Sunoerte bon 02il-
lionen an Steuern Den @ir0en Ger
Ration 5ugefiiat baben. Gle miiroe
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StaateH in ieoer characterization
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uHs Die Qhhng Der @elt aefoiiet
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SnlperiaIismuS an oie Stelle Der
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fest baben &ie piir0e bic 9opierfeit
mo ben @otriotsnlus Der amerifa.
niiden @afien fir ben @ei8 uuo ole
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trt baben
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giationen Der @roe beraubt bo6en.
sic piiroe oie Wln9t gum 91edt ae.
madt uno ole &e6ren BEE @briiten.
tbums DeridnlGbt baben. Gle piir0e
Die fundamentals Qufialhna bes mo.
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tiinf3ebn 0liIlionen BON 2enten 0a3
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baben. @brgeio lmO @eB maren be.
reit. Amerifa iiu0 Qfnes, fir oos
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@eihtbrim Merito's an ii1 al brin.
gen. Die Diplomatic bes aipa9iamen
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lihen Reiubeit Die @rinsipien ser
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mari oas brntale Dictm Der @iilen-
idaft Inn, oaB Der Sdmabe Dem
Starten weiheu mub.
Gin ariee nit ireeno elmer ameri-
faniiben 9lation miiroe oie @elt in
6Iammen selett iluO ben Bortihritt
Der @ioiliIation nuf Elm Sabrbuuoert
binais 3uriidgebaIten baben. @iiroe
irgenO SemanO Oas miinIhen. nm Ell.
nen ofrdftiaen 9Imeritanismns1 sn
betonen2 @eoeiltet elm ..frdftiger
gImerifanismns" 9lutpcraieBeu. Ser
Itoruna, Die &aredeu oes arieees
uno Ieine llneeipibbeiten2
9ie $ubitolia Der Civilization Iin0:
Die stiiHite, Oie MiiieniHaftct 2itero.
tlir. 4bilolopbie 9nouitrie. oie 6aus-
Iiben EugenOen i5reibeit 9ielieioH
uno Grieoen. God ous III sic Cub.
itau3 oes amerifaniidbeu glotionaIis.
INNS. DaS lit Die SfraIt oes 9lmeri-
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(torfstH''a iiete 3. seits.
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V ON minationSre0efiirY I Il
ii0ent 8tIfon.
Die 9leoe, nit peI6er @eneralan-
malt So9n @. g9eitcott bon gteip-
SerieD ole @ieoernomination oes
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trob Der &olomit1ten oes 3rieges,
uHeridiittert Olrb 8ei9inlpiung imo
nubloien 9teOeidmaa, gelebnt all oen
reinen Qlltar Der @obrbeit. lit Der
Sebrer Der Staatsmann. Der Staats-
mann Der 6inan5ier, Ger 6inan5ier
Der @eireier, Der 8efreier Der 6rie.
oensltifter, Der sSrieoensitiiter DER
moraliide 6iibrer Der Democratic ae.
iporoeu.
Die glation BAT g(r6eit. Die ga.
tion bat 6rieoeu. Ole Nation erfiillt
ole geitimmmg Der 9enofrntie. Dor
bier Snbren bate Die glation feline
9lrbeit. Erob mbeibr0nfter 6iilfs-
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rei1en, etipaS 8u tbin itodte Der
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Das 2auo ibiittelte iib in oen yteten
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items. Gre6it mar ser Biraterie auf
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tbum un0 Comfort al rnge5dblte
Dhaionen in Ger g1n3en ggeIt. 3ie
Broouftion 1T 81 beoeliteno fir ole
9ertbeihngSmittel. Syn DER ealt3en
@eihihte Ser Snouitrie giebt es teine
FaraIlele fir oie amerifauiide BRO.
iperitdt. llnO oieie 1T niht arlmo.
los. Sie lit nibt wie Elm aliidliher
3ufaIl pom SimmeI berobeeiaaen.
Sic lit nibt Ole 6oIse Ser 9eruiiitun-
gen eines repioirten Sariis. Sie lit
nidt Oas graebniB 5eritorenoer @e.
ietsebung. Sic ldBt iidJ nibt Der
Sabrifation bon 9rieesmaterial 81.
idreibeH oie niir faum flint 9ro5ent
oes goIImens oeS @eihdftes i'm gan.
5en 9anoe ausmadt. ariea beoeutet
@erqtibhing, ni1t S6nficn. arieg
beeirtrdhtiet Den internationalen
Sonoel aries be6riidt inouitrieIle
gnereie. gls ser eiiropdiide sea.
taflpSmns iIber oie @elt beretlbroh,
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sn 8rn bdlt llDtotrnpmlnatipns-lrSt fit gaqr(baQ.
srOan tritt in eiOenibafi6er anpra6e fir gSou elm
SA AeS permanutsn gotes hes eonOen senaor Ollie aus0

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Eraont Sbpmas & IarbaA UHrOeH beuotran
bee beuO pHtcr StnHOe sO ais Gauuassr SemOtrn
tdeH Harte ertOren.
Die NOmHatOusrrO fir ben BrafScmten rt aHua
SobH w. eScO NeUSeip, wabrub Sp6u 49, Gera
bic @eOeryOminatOu Oes |eErafbenteu gabGa SOtdlas
1as gedaRGOmite uar bee NbnO pater StHnoe n nih
nit nu SerotbHuaen aber bic @aOrm g Gtune
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Sm ennn9s gmau Oesu GHtreten fir Die ssauUGrae ASmn
iratOR aeuatiseu geal aasI6fte
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| 0a fielen bic W2oratorien tpie Wlebls
tbau alf biele Der neltralen 9latio-
uen, nidt aber aui ole @ereinieteu
Staaten.
6ier baben mir Oas eritounlihe
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iperitat. @aS lit Die @rflGrune fir
ooiielbe2 Der @uflio Der finan3ieI.
fen 96eorie bat DlaBuabmen ousgc-
arbeitet, I'M Dem Qonoe glbbiilfe 3ll
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9Iusoriid zines groBen programmes
prompt in 2raft. Gr reoete niHt.
Gr t6at etipas. @r iprenate Ole @elO.
Ddmme nno IieB oen Credit eritro.
men anf ole entiernteiten @infel Ser
@elt; ia iogar nnf Die llfer oes 9lus.
lauoes eraoB iirb iein befrudtenoer
Reeen. @r entieiielte oie SiiIisaueI.
len Der glation uno beireite ole &rdite
aler Yl1nner, Inn oielelben aus3u.
beliten. @r aerItorte commer5iele
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Duff itaatsmdnuiiaen Seonuens uno
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2ebrer tit Staatsmann Der Staots-
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freier. gleben 2incoln. oem 9efreier
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ergreifenSen girflidteiten eegen-
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init B6antomen 5u ipieIeu. IN Rdtb.
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glntion 5r iutterbalten NIT einem
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aei5eS, iollte ni1t Gin ameritaniiber
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Eraeit Ser 9erbdItuiiie Der @eIt.
Benn ons SHidial bon Deillionen
auf Dem SpieIe Itebt, 70 lit cs niht
Code eiues W2annes, oie aorten al
poden, 30 Die GibiIiiation in @e.
fabr it, oa miro oie Spbiur 8tim
9Inahroitismus. Ter glnahronisnms
miro oas mDIterioic Sdpeieeu Der
8eitoIter bleiben.
@o Die game 8elt aeipauut iuo
beeieria lit, oa 1t patriotiider Rat6
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aBsridt Oss Osat[dsn @snsraraaBs.
(rrabiIos na6 eobbIIIe)

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Gin Salt oebcte1t.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-01-07

pink and white and waxed leaves from the forest, dotted here and there with ferns from the cliffs. The altar was draped with lace curtains, over which hung a white wedding bell.
 They were married with the ring service, which was performed by the brides father, Dr. G. T. Brassfield, the ceremony being witnessed by a few of the brides friends.
 There followed three course dinner which was enjoyed by all, especially the preacher.
 They will be at home to their friends at Salina, Kans., after January 10, 1916, having left for their home Tuesday evening.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-01-07
"uNlvERsltv SCHOLARSHIP"

Fayetteville, Ark. The Trus- tees of the University of Arkan- sas have established what are known as University Scholar ships. The se scholarships are open one each year to the honor graduate of each fully accredited public high school within the
 state. They exempt the student from the payment of University fees during the freshman year.
 The purpose of the Trustees in establishing #hese scholarships was to encourage scholarship l;r the high schools and 10 se.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-01-07
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

There was a quiet wedding at 'ern Cliff farm December 30th, til o'clock a. m.
 Miss Maud Ellen Brassfeld Tss married to MT. Louis A. Town, x Salina, Kans., at the 6pfa e6p zof heN parents, Dr. and E. (. T. Brsassfeld.
 ne house 1as decorated with
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-01-07
HAPPY NEW YEAR

The following New Year wish is ascribed to Goethe:
 Health enough to make work a pleasure.
 Wealth enough to support your needs.
 Strength enough to battle with difficulties and overcome them.
 Grace enough to confess your sins and forsake them.
 Patience enough to toll until some good is accomplished.
 Charity enough that shall see some good in your neighbor.
 Cheerfulness enough that shall make others glad.
 Love enough that shall move you to be useful and helpful to others.
 Faith that shall make real the things of God.
 And hope that shall remove all anxious feafs concerning the future.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-01-07
FARMING CAMPAIGN
 RENEWED JAN. I7
ARMY OF EXPERTS WE'LL TOUR NORTHEASTERN AND EAST
 ERIN PART OF TINE STATE

A dispatch from Conway says: The safe farming campaign of the extension division forces of the University of Arkansas, CO., operating with the State and national agriculture departments and the development bureaus of the railroads, will be reopened January IF, after a period of rest during the holidays, accord ing to Dean J. H. Miller of the extension division of the univer- sity.
 The same forces in December reached a part of the State when the work was interrupted by the holidays. Full plans have not yet been worked out for the work in January, Dean Miller says, but the general scheme has been agreed upon by it's leaders.
 Details have been intrusted to Prof. w. c. Lasseter of the col lege of agriculture, and the full plan with it's various itineraries will be announced shortly.
 The first of the series planned for January will start January |17, and the crew will follow the line of the Iron Mountain north Heast of Little Rock as far north Ehs Corning, and then back south ' s far as Helena. It will con- sktime, says Dean Miller, about Eive weeks, the experts stopping pnly one day in some counties, 1.-Two or three in others and a whole week in some of the larger E counties.
 M Over M. & N. A. Railroad # Another of the series planned Boy the extension forces will in- ] elue the territory along the inc of the Missouri and North Arkansas, beginning at Eureka Springs and ending at Searcy.
 On this trip special cars of : livestock and other exhibits, demonstration an q passenger Bervice will be carried Dv the crews, being moved from town to town by local freight trains. It will not be in any sense a train, :" Dean Miller states, the cars being carried along merely for lecture and demonstration purposes.
 Sixteen Experts Work
 Early in December the same forces reached successfully the territory along the Iron Mount bin between Little Rock and Fort Smith, sixteen experts of Fhe Hfllege ot Agriculture, State, patI Hal and railroad agricultural bm@ials comprising the staff. Pral lctically the same staff will be Available for the continuance bf ghe campaign in January, and t is thl2ntention of State leaders to reach every section before
 pl1 ing.
 { The campaign, in brief, aims 10 furnish agricultural progress
 1ugh better selections of crops
 H scentific cultivation of crops
 fer they have been soWn. Home economics are included in
 hdsubjects discussed in public neF tings by the staff, so there FiE be something of interest to
 vea.y member of the farmers
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