Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

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the German munition factories have
far surpassed their miracles of last
winter. ON the east front. II is GER
tain that the Austro- Germans will re
tain their fire superiority this year,
Whatever Improvement may have
takcn placo in the tragic Russian situ-
alton. At Salonica, opportunities for
munitiunmcnt are about equal; In
Epypt. the British have an over
lvhciming advantage because Turkish
cannon and pruioctilcs must hc
! brought across the desert by a single
| field railroad. In the CauSasus and in
| Ncsopotumia stupcndous difficulties
exist for the artillery officers of both
|
which hayc proved more cnterprising
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i,hNO,O 600 Austrlans' 'ou'oVV iutNs
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central powers Is not SO soou. tcr
many, counting all more or less III
men up to the age or b4, cannot mus,
ter more than nine hundreu tnouSanu
reserves, and In the heavier iiShtns
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.i,n,tinn I'm Grrnt nritain and can
nauy state, that Ktchcner and Sir
William Robertson can put within a
year at least . 100000 more men at
the front. including those now being
trained. providing the outcry of the
commercial interests against with
drawing more men from industry is
allowed To pass UNDECIDED and mar
rlcd men are conscriptcd, Italy has
at least 100000 more men avail
able. aud Russia's war minister
claims 100000 reserves already
under arms, with countless more at
hand IL needed and II arms can be
provided for them have accounted
for 100000 allied reserves against
ll,7OO. .OO0 Gormauic, but the disparity
"a probably far greater for l have
deliberately allowed the Germans tho