davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-13

N N+aoL Or ttflt- -t4IIIION.
This Government insisted In its note
Of March n that the reciprocal passage
Of troops would be permitted only II un-
from this time forward there
should be repeated iEruptions like the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24

And al our friends little ruer
And every loving mothers son ; . man for
ell o'that,
Way out here In oklahomy.
wsy out here In oklahomy with her diamonds
in her eyes,
An Aurora Borealis to light mans earth
boclouded skies, mans
Greatest inspiration and source OF eivilifa'
tion harbiuger of peace serene,
Woman, earth and heavens queen, rules
with wand OF love supreme.
From Canadian land TO Meslcan sand
From Maine 10 Caliorn4a's golden
strand,
We've loved EN- all both short and tall but
they've nothing on this brand,
Way out here IN Oklahomy.
Way out here In Oklahomy like angelus
bells a.tonin'
In perfect evenings gloAmin' my soul thos
stray sroamin'
To the day not lar away when some bard =
God gifted pen
VIII sing thy SON oh, Avalon, message
to the world and th,n
When GAbricl's horn is blown
And our day on earth has flown 80,
We're go.n to do some prayin that he'll
let us keep ON stayin'
Way out here IN OklahOmy.
L'envoi.
To those who take umorage at this little
Sit You right down aud write one Of
your owen,
II the rhythm aud rhyme recalls rattln I'm
Gail the gas man and have your own
meter put in,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
GRAND.

The Grand stirred into life last
night. capacity multitude turning
out to meet Ramona" that some
thing new" in motion pictures about
which we have been hearing so much.
The publicity man confesses he has
exhausted his vocabulary of possible
proxies for the scorned phrase mo
ton pictures" and "cinemaplay" Is
the label.
However high vaulting cinemac am :
bition may take itself or by what label
It may designate itself for the public
which plays the fundamental char
acteristics Of celluloid entertainment
will never be changed from mo
ton pictures" The motion picture
is u medium OF expression as Is the
voice or the violon or clay, capable OF
vast and various manipulations.
There is no limit on the etherializing
permissible. The better the motion
pictures the happier the public.
Ramona" is calculated to put the
public in considerable state of hap
piness. 1t is thing of beauty
throughout Its ten reels-sections, as
one should say. according to the new
publicity regime.
In the visualizing of Helen Hunt
Jackson's tale OF Indian love and In
dian sorrow. an artist. or rather 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24

Way out here in okahomy meath stars so
softly twinklin'
In their milky-way a.blinkin' I'm a'settin
and a.thinkin'
Bout the folks who'd join US II they only
knew
Half the wondrOus story Of faery land
In this land OF milk and honey.
There's no dearth OF eats or money,
And the breath of time is waited oo the
wings of JOY,
Way out here is oklahomy
Way out here in oklahomy, heart OF the
great midwest
DAYS orb OF light in dying flight swoons
on nights voluptuous breast,
And oh, the nights are all delights glow
ing with radiance rare,
Throwing fond embrace o er all the race with
bliss beyond compare
Days all in tune like nights in June
Are crooned to rest by silNery moon
And the journeys DER to the distant shore
bout a million years too soon,
Way out here in oklahomy.
Way out here in Oklahomy, once the bison s
favorite home,
o'er sun .kist rolling prairies redskinned
lovers used to roam;
On sloping hill near ripping rill wigwams
built by sQuaws the peerless
While round a fire with quaint desire peace
pipes passed by hunters fearless
TIL white man came with guns and
whisky,
Making lie heap much risky
And you didn't always scspe with all your
scalp,
Way out here in Oklahomy.
Way out here in Oklahomy in time OF from
tier ways
When the pony express brot our mail bout
every forty days
And the ropin' and the ridin would bring
us all together,
You bet we had to ride EN- clean without
a-pullin leather.
But now bull doggin' OF the cattle and
the wild mule race
Is superseded by the flivver In wilder
pace as
Spark plug Pete and the jitney fleet come
honkin' honkin' down the street,
Way our here in Oklahomy.
Way out here in Oklahomy y'all no doubt
less have been told
OF Dead shot Bill from Rawhide Hill, chief
OF the bandits bold
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24

In a test made by
David l.. Gallup, M.
E., Professor of Gas
Engineering, WOr-
cester Polytechnic
Institute, a stock
Maxwell Touring
Car made from % to
1877 miles per gallon
of gasoline at speeds
ranging from 10 to
35 miles per hour.
We reproduce a let
ter from Professor
Gallup concerning
this test.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
STAR WILLIAM ESS
NOW MOVIE LEADER
Gail Kane, Beautiful of Face AMI
Form, L. Most Charming IN
"Nclyct Paw"

Gail Kane, who is now in her
twenty fourth year, is one OF the
Youngest stars cf BroadWty ana
created the greatest impression OF
her dramatic career IN George NJ.
Cohan's Seven Keys to Balupatc,
repeating in the same 9uthCr's The
Miracle Man" She gave up NUM-
Ler of important theatrical engage
ments to devote her entire time 10
the silent drama. She has been an
ardent student of pantomime, ami
sacrificed an opportunity To star
few years ago through her great de-
sire to see the Passion play at
ODerammergau. Miss Kane appeared
in her first screen play rs the adVen-
turess in The Great Diamond Ron
berry" which, owing to poor photos-
raphy, was Il failure ANXIOUS to op-
tain better results, she consented rr
play in "The L?byriatn,' for the
Equitable Motion Pictures corpora
tior, and SO wcll did her otfo.s ~.
suit that she has aliieI herself
permanently with the world Film cox
poration.
Gail Kane, whose remarkable por-
trayals of two widely divergent cu.r-
acters in George NJ. Condns rroauc-
tons of Seven Keys to RIldpalr'
and "Tho Miracle Man. attracted
W '..'..I' '.Ie.t a.u conan lt
and who is now permoury Ia motion
i.....,s ..,. ...e .q...".le, e5plIInS
how she constructed the two villain
ess" holes so that both would rc
equally as villainous yet greatly diff
fcrent in temperament, physical
Characters and attructNeness.
cr,0 tovs TO GaldBate, /
simply closed one eye, spoke In soft
rf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
WAY OUT HERE IN OKLAHOMY
BY TYPO. CARD 5OOO9.

In the bad mans last stand in No Man $
Land
But fare ye well romantic outlaw and your
gallant band
For now we've got different bunch,
Hay. there neighbor. watch yer lunch I
They call en- politicians but they're hi
jacks just the same,
Way out here in Oklahomy.
Way out here in oklahomy our shibbleth
is virtue first,
SO we've closed the gambling houses and
banished rum the curst. .
In noble wrath we've swept the path of all
that keeps a good man down
We've first class iails, cops big ss whales
besides the city clown,
But il two per cent won't cut the rust
You Ii have to go 10 Joplin. Mo, to quench
that awful thirst,
Way out here in Oklahomy.
Yet way ont here in Oklahomy there's some
thing in the air
That just gets IN your blood and bones, con
agious as 1t were,
And when you walk with nature mid fields
OF waving corn
She speaks of golden chances with every
minute born:
Fen the mock birds sing her praises
always with this refrain.
Il m calm You TO come and Do every
man with Drawn and brain,
And You re thanks siNln' to be a'nvn III
land where dreams come true
Way out here in Oklahomy.
Way out here in oklahcmy on her bound
less broad expanse
The tourist bound has always found charms
to marvel and entrance.
From Usage hills to TahleQuah's thrills W.
drink her air like wine
From golden chalice, gift OF Pallas, whicl
holds sweet anodyne.
While many the few that 70
In uckless wandering to and fro
For one and all it's hurry back. return
ing Ger the wellknown track
Way out here in Oklahomy.
Way out here in Oklahomy meath heaven
stsr-dust streanlin'
From the PleiadeS a-gleamin' I'm a-settin
and a-dreamin'
OF a milliard acres teemn' with loan a'
rich as gold
Half her grandeur and her glores have never
yet been told,
Where the skies are just a little bluel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24

English h-obeyed with alacrity, says
the Youths Companion. lie was hun
CRY.
Ten minutes later the foreman
came down. He also was hungry.
where's my lunch?" he demanded.
Tho boy gazed at him in amaze
ment
you told me to eat 1t up-and
eat it," he stated.
II didn't tell You to eat 1t up"
roared the irate foreman. 81 told you
to eat IT up"
We'll l didn't heat II up MAIN
tained the youngster stoutly II eat
IL cold"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24

councils with her brother Dick and
her mother, Is most attractive and
withal comfortable. 1t Is of frame
finished in stained shingles and rests
upon n heavy cobblestonc founda-
ZION. with wide veranda supported by
massive cobblestone pillars, and con-
tains ten rooms. The living room is
a feature being 20 by 80 feet, with a
9-foot wide fireplace of cobblestone
construction in harmony with the
general design of the building. Ad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
EDITH STOREY'S
NEW HOME READY
Magnificent Residence L. Located at
Ehcn's Neck on Long
Island.

The elimination OF long term of
anticipation has come to Edith Storey
In her removal to a fine new home
which has just been completed for
her at Eden's Neck near Nortphort,
Long Island. The Vitagraph emotional
star is as happy as a child over her
domicile, which Is to be an all-year
round residence for her
Miss Storey's house. planned and
designed by her in numerous family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
FRANK KEENAN, IN
A NEW CHARACTER
Triangle Play Is Heart Interest
Drama of California Gold
Fields.

Director Reginald Barker of the
Triangle-Ince forces has just com
pleted a production OF the new Trian-
gle play In which Frank Keenan, will
be offered as star. 1t is declared to
be an unusual heart-interest drama Of
the California goldfields and furnishes
keenan, with the role of n griz2led
hermit of the hills, whose eccentrici-
ties form the motive of the play. The
author of the story is Lanier Bartlett,
and the supporting cast consists or
Enid Markey. Robert Mckim ana J.
Z. Lockney. -
Having finished his work In this
play. Keenan, is taking IL easy" at his
home in Hollywood. Another story is
now being written for him, and imme-
diately upon its completion he will be-
gin work In 1t under the direction OF
Walter Edwards.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
GRAND.

The Van Dyke & Eaton Dramatic
Stock Co, which has been installed for
an indefinate engagement at the
Grand opera house, Tulsa, has scored
such an emphatic success, will not ap-
pear at this popular playhouse until
Wednesday night, September a. 1t
will open with Mrs. Southworth's
"Ishmael" taken from that famous
novel. This will be followed by "The
Iion and the Mouse"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
Free Trim.

"The best thing about this trip.
said the retired merchant as he lay
back luXuriously in tho comfortable
chair on the porch Of Sl2-a-day
hotel, "is that 1t is not costing me
cent"
"Hcws that" asked an envious
spectator.
ITS all coming out of my heirs,
said the man, smiling happily.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
As the Boy Understood.

A certain English foreman in one
Of the Kensington textile factories is
in the habit of having an apprentice
heat his luncheon for him. The other
day he called a new apprentice.
"Go downstairs and eat up my
lunch for me-" ordered the foreman.
The boy-a typical young Ameri-
can. with no knowledge OF cockney
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24

Joining the living room is a spacious
billiard room. for the Storeys are all
devoted experts with the cue. This
nome is situated right upon the shore
OF Long Island sound. and the front
yard runs right down to the waters
edge, the view from the house being
grand sweep of always active. some
times stormy, water with everything
10 reflect the varied moods OF nature
90 loved by Miss Storey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24

corps of artists. worked successfully
for the achieving of u wonderfully
faithful atmosphere.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

ensIif9en StreittrGfte BART bsSrdne..
Sn burten admpfen bis gum 80. De
aembsr srrtidten Die 8srlufe Der Bris
ten 5000 Mdnn an Soften nnb
10000 Wonn an @erpunheten.
DER Mniturm Der 4raber unb Sir.
fen bsorobt ben 5afen Ioen. ods ora-
bifde Gibraltar grglanbs am fiibs
Iiden gingdna bss Roten Meeres.
0ie britiide 8efabuns in 4ben ioII
10000 Wann fart fein.
4n Der rufiifben Sront. fOtpobl in
polen aIs i'm aautafus bdben Sipor
tpGbrsnb Der psrsansenen Do9e
3dmpfe ftattgsfunben. aber Die alIses
meine Sodla9e bat fih ni4t tpefents
li9 eednbert. 0asfelbe gilt bon Der
ituIienif6en 4ampfaone.
Die rReue 3iirider 3eituns" befobt
iid in einem ldnsersn artitsI NIT Bel
glen unb tommt au bem S4luB. 6oB
bic triegerii9s Stimmung bes 2anbes
umesf9lasen unb Die Iniint. bob
Deutidlanb unbeFesIia fei, 8obea ss=
ipinne.
Das 8latt beri9tet, baB in 8rie III
belgif6er Soloaten 9lnsei9en Der
Rriessmiibisteit pabraunsbmen iinb.
Die 3eitung eripGbnt aud bie Reoe
bes beIeif9en Deputierten fiir Brill
fel, Camille Supsman, ber in ber boil
lGubiffen Stabt 4rnbeim often GUS
sefproden bat, es isi atpsdlos, ben
arieg fort5ufiibren. neil bic linnSe@
Iidfeit, Deutfdlan6 5u befiesen, BE-
reits ertpiefen fei.
SdGieBIid ipsift Der 4rtitel auF bic
bsaeidnenbe Satfade bin. bab Der net>
ernannte belsif9e Mtniiter 8epens tor
Dem Rries NIT oeutf9en Staatsudns
nern auf bertrautem Sube itan6 unb
beim Raifer perfona srata mar.
Dos betannte Wobriber 8latt ga
Sribuna" bat eine nmfrage iiber Die
Dieberbeiebung BON Gibraltar nn6
Sansar peranitaltet. ssiinfunbpierais
polititer boben DIE 4nfroge Der 3eis
tling bennttpprtet. sic ole erfTdrten
etnitimmis. bic territoriaIe Gtn6eit
Spaniens miiffs ipieberbereeiteIIt ipers
ben. Inter bsnjenisen. ipelbe Hnte
iporten sefanOt. befinOsn iih Der gra.
bifdpf bon Sarrasona. Der PrGFbent
Der fpanifden qfdbemie Eabier 9omea
Delaierna. foipie Der Senator pepers
Ion. Der lsbtere ertlGrt. Die Wiebers
erlangung bon Gibraltar unb Sangor
feien Die losifhen 5olsen BON Gng4
(anes Nteberldeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
Traaen.

rs unb 80 Gents flisBbsileioets Union
an3hse. 30 Gents. .se
aparts Rartten uuO ausebrodene
@rDBeu. aber Shire @r6Be 1T bier In
stuen ,Sttl, m6sliasrUeiie tn einem
Duteub peri1tsbener @rabe. Wenn
Sie ieet utbt tpirili4 @smduber, eius
ielue Sthd ooer Union Gnsiise n6this
baben. 10 fani. ole fiir nahife Sai.
fon. Die Brtiie ftnb 10 ntsbris, ba6
es fi4 bsjahlen ptrb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
9eaen Brauereten.

~ ~ = - - = ' We
@esen gerlebuns bes iioatli9er
4ntizEruft=9eiebes iinb fieben 8roue.
reien aus benz Staate Seras asridt.
tt4 belanst iporoen. Die angetlae,
ten fino befduIbist. fsite 8ierpreif,
pereinburt unb ben Ibfobmartt I'M.
ter einanber berteilt au boben.
Seds bon ben angettasten Braue.
reigefeIIf9aften folIen ii6 i'm Dege 6ea
Sompromiffes au elmer 9el6ftrdfe be-
reit ertIdrt baben. bod bsabiidtist Der
Stuatsanipalt. bie RIase aur Der
hdnolung au brinsen unb bas sanas
8eipeismaterial au unterbreiten. Die
fiebente mitansetIaste 8rouere.. bic
Dallas 8retperp Co., fpir6 tn beTpnte-
rer @erbonoGuns proaeffiert iperben.
Die 8rauereien ftnb ferner bef9ulbiat,
bur6 umlaaen nGbrenb Der lebten
fiinf Sabre eine Summe bon 81, 200, :
900 idbrfid aufgebrddt gu baben. um
MISUNDERSTANDING I'm Gtoate
au befdmpftn. sic iolIen Die .polI" :
Steuern fir Saufenbe bon BG6lern
be5abIt babsn, Inn Stimmsn gsgen
prohibition 5u getpinnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
Gin0er.

Dsftsn unb Soisu, srau unb psis
Dertbe bic au 10 @ents /; @rSBen 28-
30. 8ertaufsprsis. 20 Gents.
&c uuO IS Gents flissbsfletOsts Union
dusiiSe. SO Cents.
3naben 25 Gents fdwert flieBbsflei'
bette SembsH unb Soisn, 1s Gents.
Sauptflur. Infer Durdsaus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
Oie g RrieesIage.

gs mebren ii6 Die 9lnaei9en, oab
GngIanb fih in siner beraipeifelten
Gage befinbet. absefekn bon einisen
tleinen grfolssn in ben eritsn Wonas
ten bes Rrieees finb Die britif9en
StreittrGfte faft iiberaII sefbIaseu
porben. 4n Der Wsitfront finb ibrs
@rfolse 70 armieIis sttpefen. oaB bic
Sranaofen 10 aismlidb alle 49tung fir
ibre @erbiinbeten ptrlortn boben. Dos
llnternebmen sseen oie\ 9arbansIIen
enoete NIT sinem f9mGbliden 6iastC
uno in Saloniti biirfte es faum beIs
fer geben, Iobol6 bic MittemGhte ben
3eitpuntt fir seeignet baItsn. um los
sufdlosen. Sn 4egppten baben bic
8riten 9iebe betommen unb mod
Sdlimmeres fdeint ibnsn bort beDor=
5ufteben. 9lud in Msfopotamien finb
bic 8riten bonn 8erbdngnis ereilt ipors
ben unb bic bort tGmpfsnbsn Srups
pen ipsroen ii9 gliidli9 fhdben fDns
men. tpenn es ibHen selinst. fi4 burd
SIudt in Sidsrbeit gu brineen.
0a es nit ben Waffen niht gebt,
70 fu9t England bard llntsrbin6ung
bes Sanoels ni9t nur Seutfdlanbs.
ionbern aud bss Sanosls olIer neus
tralsn Rationsn, Sisse gu errinsen.
Die Sadie tpdre ia au9 sau5 fh6n,
penn Die neutroIen Madte sbenfo ses
fiigig unb opfertpilIig fpdren tpie Die
Der. Staaten, ooer ri6tiser, tpie
bic Diffonfde 46miniftration. Das
f9sint absr ni9t Der San gu fsin tfno
au6 In ben Der. Staaten 5iebt ii9 Elm
Sturm politii6er art sufammen. Der
btnnen fur5em Die Regieruns atpinsen
biirfte. eesen England sntfdisosner
dufSutreten.
sn ibrsm Salfen na6 eineH 4uss
meg aus Der &lemme 1T bic britiIhe
Resieruns auf Die Sbss perfaGIen.
6ur9 riidIidtslofe &nebeGuns bes
neutralen Sonbels bic Gintreiiuns
Deutfdlanbs gu perfdGrfen.
Qus 2pnboner 8ert9ten sebt imz
mer tlarer berbor. oab es ben 8riten
tdum selingen ipirb. eine effeftibe
8lpdobe Der beutfbsn &iiiten burdz
5ufiibren; DIE Office unb Der &aifer
8ilbelmz3anaI iinb es, Die Die 8ris
ten babel am meiIten binoern! Man
gibt gu, baB cine 8lodaoe Der Sitieez
tiifte nur bur9 bic bon gnglano dls
p0lterre9tsptbrig be5eidneten lls8oote
m0ali1 tpdre, unb ob bieIe Gnslano
in Der ausreidenben 3ab uno Siids
tigfeit sur @erfiigung fteben. lit feb-
bic sSraee. SoIIte Gnslanb perfus
den. bur9 8reuoer Die beutfde SitsI
IeefiiIte su blodieren, 70 iptrben Die
engIiIden Sabrseuse nidt nlIein fdipes
rem 9efabren ausgeIeBt tperben, fons
bern auf bic snglifden 8iiften felber
piir6en gsfGbrbet perben. ba @roBs
britannien febr piele feiner SdifFe
aus Dem 3iilisnfpa9oienft bann na6
OFs unb Roroise fdidtn miiBts.
Dur9 ben Raiier WiIkImsRonal TT
DeutidIano ouBeroem immer In Der
Gage, eine aroBe SdIa9tflotte aus Der
Oitise In bic Rorbfse unb umsete1ri
berIessn su f6nneu. 70 bab bic 8sbrOb
uHs bsr ensliT9en Warinetrdfte ims
mer eine iebr ernfte iDdre.
Nn Der Nanaen Weffront tpuros
p6brtab ber Osrsanesnsn Wo4e bsftts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
N1tsfQ110.
Gaslano serGt inner tiefer tn
ste Sinte.

Sect mu6en bic Gdiueben unb an.
Sere nentraIe Watbte aHf-Rene
RteSerfaseH BET 8riten-s8eIsiea
ftbeint friegsmtlbe - Gpanien er-
ftrebt bic Sarii6Gabe bon @ibraI-
tar tOH Gn8laub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

aollbare 5abritate aus 3entraIeuropo
abfperrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
g on onftenfinHernis.

Sn Der Miarins= =Sterniparte a.
Wafbinston perben f9on 8orberei.,
tunsen fir bic 8sobadtung Der an
8. Sebruor in Norbamerita iibtbaren
partielIen Sonnsnfinfternis getroffsn.
Die Siniternis besinnt balO mad aebn
llbr @ormittags unb iit in ettpu breir
unbspansis Minuten poriiber. Wdb'
renb ibres Marimums nerben bier
3ebnteI Der Sberfld4e Der Sonne bers
buntelt fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
W6uner.

Stanoarb @emdnber bon Mobile.
fanntsn Sabrifatsn. Stahssn ts6e Sor'
te unb cine CUTE Gusmabl uon @r6Bsn.
sbr 8sbarf In Der Partie unb wahr'
fceinli9 In teOer SOrts. Pra4tpolle
unb quite sinjslne @swdnotr uno Union
ausiise
5nm 3oiteapreis uaS psniser.
Mauner 9aoen. nserabe innerbatb Der
Spr0erthiire.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
9nro16.
0rabenarbeiter ge8en 0ilions
&iiitungsplan.

8OpfeDeIt tuinft ab-0eutfdle pa
triotea tH SuitOn-Segas geht ge-
gen 8ranereien boz - ssentntfp
lebnt prDbtbittOn ab-0eigenbaa-
er PeterS seftprben-Rene 9anaIe
anf oem mare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
@eeen RIfunsspGan.

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Acknowledgement ber llniteb RiHe
Worters bon 9msrifa pir6 Der Sell
bes Sobrtsbtri9tss 6ea gerbaRbsprs'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
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In eineill
Witt. @iuter Verfanf.

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tet ber Rotten ober bes Preiies. LIT ote
befte 3sit, Inn bie yiotbweubisfsiten flir
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-22
TAMPICO REPORTED QUIET,
BUT TENSION IS FELT

Galveston. Tex. March 22.-While
quiet prevails AT Tampico, there is an
undertone Of uneasiness among Ameri-
can residents, according TO reports
brought to Galveston by min refugees
who arrived today on the oil tanker To-
pila. They report several hundred
Americans who were anxious to leave
Tampico. The yachts Wildick and Cash
ana belonging to the oil companies
operating in the Panuco field, are in
readiness TO bring out a number Of
refugees in case actual trouble should
develop.
Capt. Wetmor. OF the Topila. reports
he passed the United States battleship
Kentucky at midnight last night. The
warship was proceeding southwark but
did not give her destination Capt. Wet
more says there has been no trouble
at Tampico or in the oil fields recently,
but that there Is some tension between
MeXicans and Americans.
Mrs. Jessie Barbour. one OF the ar
rivals today, says that at a banquet the
other night a number Of Mexicans pro-
posed death to all the gringOes," but
that the proceeding was stopped By
Carranza officials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-22
DOUGLAS EDUCATOR FAVORS
IL MONTHS SCHOOL SESSIONS

should be in session u months of the
year and teachers institutes should he
abolished, in the view Of superintendent
of schools W. T.. Lutz. addressing the
Cochise County Schoolmasters' a~ssocia-
ton.
Prof. Lutz held that to allow ex-
pensive schoo buildings and equipment
to remain idle three months Of the
year is an economic waste. Instead Of
teachers institutes. he would blish
a system of credits based on years of
service, so that teachers might annIv
for leave of absence on pay and fake
courses at normal schools, training
schools or colleges.