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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Wetaa. Warft.
Die ariiis i'm SiSen Der
st. & 6. Of S."

llsber bic arifis i'm gerii5erungs.
Srben Der nEuigbts anb 2aoies of
Donor, Der Gbrenrittsr hnb .Samen,
befen anseIe5enbeiten felt ldnserer
3sit bic Sefienilihteit bei6iftissn,
baben nunmebr bic bon ben @srIitbss
ruues Gsplrtements Der Staaterl
glep yOrt uno Snbiana eingeieBtsn
Repiforen So5u 6. 9idenborf uab
8. 3. suter fir aetp gort uHr
@barIss Is. Spsnrer fir Snbiana Be-
ridt eritottst.
Die 8ertrdaensmGnnsr Der beiocl
Staatsbebpron itelIen fsit, bab fih
Der Srben in elmer fdpperen ariis bes
finoet, bic jeou9 ii6eripunben peroen
lam. ipenn ale 8etbeilisten auf biss
ies 3iel binarbeiten. Der dlters 3tpeis
ber GeIslIi6uit beHen Gimabmen ims
mer geriugsr unb SeiIen alussabtn ims
mer srOber lpstben. Mub na1 9lnfi9t
Der &epiioreH in nidt LANCER 3eit
uuter ibreHl eigene1 9eipttt
suiammenbrsasn4 unb bic GonSs
Der iiinsersn alaTe biirftn ben geisBsa
5ufolse ni6t ba3u Dertpenbst peben,
nm ibr gu be!ien.
Die BON ben dltereu Wlitslienern 70
beftis beonitauoeteu nmlasen uub ans
feren 2aitsr tparen aber abiolut nos
tbis. I'M ben gerpfIi9tunsen geredt
sn perben, unb bie Reorganization
NIT 3ubilfenabme neiier prdmienraten
lieb ii5 ebenfdIls ni6t bermeiben,
lDenn bic @ersiuisung iiberbdupt uuf
sine seiunbe 9runblage sebra4t tpsr'
ben follte.
Die Repiiorsn eutIniten bic @srtrdls
hung BON ieoer Werdniiportung fir bic
5hfpisristeiten bts Drbens, an Der
,ielmebr bem friiberen grdmisui1itsm
pie G1ulb esseben iDirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05

$50; Gnnners $4.0o-4.75;
Diil9fiibe $685.; Stofers nn6
Jeebsrs; Stiere $5.50-8O0; 9eis
iers $5.50-7.25; stiibe $5.00-6..
90.
gu.len.- Ger @aarft par
lnngiam iino Die Breiie iteben I'M 20
bis 50c nieoriger.
Sette Bullen S7.25-7.75; golog.
ia S6.5O-7.25; etra $7.25-7.4O;
magere in6 leidte $5.O0-6.OO.
9dlber. 9te gia6frage mar
maBig .inb Der Wtnrft i6pnd. Die
greiie iieben Inn $100-1.25 niebri.
ger als Ieste @ode.
Bette a1lber $10.25-1O.5O; fair
bis CUTE leidte $7.50-10.25; orbi.
n1re uno groBe $5.00-1O.O0.
g d etn6. - Bute biz auserle.
iene gofel- mo ,SIeii6eriorten fieIen
nm t0-15c. 2ei6te 8erimoiorten
unb 5erfeI iin6 itetig.
@iite bis auserIeiene 8erpadlngs.
uno Sleiideriorten $9.35-9.4O; ae.
miidte gerpafingsiorten $9.25-9.. !.
30; ausgeiiidfe nlittIere, 100 Bis 1SO
Bfimo S9.f0-9.15; einige All &c..
90; leihte gerionbtiorten, 2io-155
Bfrnb, $S.S5-9.0O; or6in6re bis
quite Serfel, no gillnb mb barunter
So. 5.75-8.25:. orbinlre 6is auserle.
iene ifipere fette 51ue $6.75-S.75;
Stngs $5.50-6.50.
G hafe nn6 26mmer. =
sIlte Sdafe iteben etlDu 25c nieSriger
ais am Iesten gloutag. @ei6orcne
2dmmer nm Toe bis 81 90 niebriaer.
Sfaie, etra $7.0O-7.25; aute Bis
$6.OO-6.75; orbinare
bis fair $3.00-5.75. - 2dmmer,
etra $1f.00-1125; quite bis auser.
leiene Si0.25-tO.75; orbindre bis
fair $8.00-10O0; gei6orene Gam.
mer $700LS.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Yas Slapaieit.
Cine grinnerung aus Ssrbisn.
Bon @itbslm 9 DIM iStbOn,

0is in Deuti6lanb Bel ainbern Der
9eburtstag oSer Der Ramenstag gee
feiert ipipp uno bic anberen ainber 81
Sdotolaoe unb SUDDEN tommen un5
Der SUDDEN nit brennenben &eraen
baItebt, 10 baten in Serbien bic sdn'
gen 5amilien sinen iol6en Saustag.
Den Gag ibrss S6usbeilisea, ibres
Saussottss poer Sausseiites. Sje
befannnten 5duiIien, bic Ra9bari,
bic @sripnnbten tommen in Sonntagss
tIsibsrn. ST elm Seilissr nit berbrsis
tetem Rdmsn an Der Reibe, 10 III
bic ganse Stabt auf Wanberuns,
NIT grDbem Grnii. BUR bic feiernnen
5amtlisn blsiben gu Saus, I'm gu ems
Pfansen.
Wfit sinem Siterrsidif4en Sularens
oberleiitnont. Der ierbiia ipridt. trste
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Hes ysrser 8sno- nastiranseu

al9iioa can. AE... ~, ,aqif. Gar. d. 81. .fsiK
at4lfou %. lr. :. :. iSScla. n. q. ref .&S4M o.
SHanns g. g.. q z. Y. y; 6eb. er,..tixk
~ y. ~. 70. sshN. Y. Stafs - nav
Src2E. xraEaf or--lel laorf. .&D- %. AZ INA
9snt 3faiQeg q. ssle2 lg2cttf. nac &c. ~
4esf. poftne Z. - 0fiCreg.G g. rst- sf. .. ~
s2aas &C. ~ ~ ssNIgsnn Gonf. !,s..-is5
8 ss e. 8 s'ss sss. ssssl afs; & .r. . :s,s
g9ieaQc q. o. ls. nv ef2&s. n. rsk e.. -
~, Se1& <nL6. ~ lets -eouitp .fsn.1r 70
4yx1&Ay.rg1@1z.s ~ iGc- Dn<. a. Sc - ia ~
sttk , sSsrf6p. g iiMeo. Sas. ri. 1z. - sois
Col q q, rsf. a. sssl.ss. FrtLip. E. .---i iuM
1no ~ grre7 6<, q 10. mniIlp.. een.lS. 7lM
ers q. lsSGssiS. Hxsf 3 -. Z. I ---- .ssn 81
a. y; " 1899 - gssls.Ss :. Z; w u;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
MnS,S6rtiae W6rfte.
~ 10 gorf, 8. SUM.

WeD ort, 3. Sum-.
gleBI. = Narft miliger; Spring
Batents S5,60-5.9O; 8inter 30.
tents S5.30-5.5 90; 8interstraigbts
$5.to-5 .2G; adnias straig6ts $5..
$3.50.
Port 1Rarft pillis; Reb $25. d.
25-25.75.
Beef. Dlarft rubig.
ShnaI3. = Marft idpa6; Iio.
Die @eit St2 .65-12.75.
Sen. - Wlarft felt.
Si1ite. = Wlarft feit.
9eber. Rarft Irit.
Molaiies. Narft itctig.
3uder. - Rcber. Rarft unper.
dnoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Chicago, 3. syumi.

S6tpeine. 3uiubr 10000. -
M'arft nieorigef gulf $9.55-9.70;
leidte 5000 965; geniihte $3.50
-975; i6ipere 81 .20-9. so; rallbe
SO. 9.20-9 .33; SerteI S7.00-S.75.
RinbOisb. - 3ufu6r 200; Nartt
it,mnf; Ginbeimiite Beet Stiere
$S.00--i1.05; Stofer simb 9eeoers
S6.00--9.00; aijbe uub Sellers ST..
CO. 900; aalber $s.0O-11.25.
Sdafe. - 3uIlrbr 5000. Wlarft
ihpah; @etbcrs S7.00-S.25; gGm.
mer $7.75--1935; Jriibjahrs.2dm.
mer SS.50-11 80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
ObH unb @.mHfs.

| NY W. 0utt AtPlCt po.NO
$50; seD0Rnli4e $2.00-2-50 per
gbl.
3ittonen. y California $4.0C
4.50 per aiite; 2imes $1.O0-1.iC
per aiiie.
Orangen Rabels $500
2.50; DaIeneia $2.50-3.5O per atite.
Pfirfi4e - Georgia Gbinsi
$500 pei Bu.
Grbbeeren. = 0dnbb $1.00--
1.50; aroma $1.25-2.OO; ein6eimis
fde $1.25-2.00 per Crate bon "a
Quarts.
ananas. $175-2.5o per
Crate.
aartoffefn. - Ginbsfmifte
$3.75-4.00 per g6l. II. $1.20-1.3 so
per gu. bonn Stors. = Suhgs alos
riba $2.50-5.OO per gu. = MiGis
gan S1.15-1.20 per gu. auf BEN
@efeife.
Sibtartofisln. gams
$1.00-1.25; 5enneHes s1.00-1.25.
Rbabdrber. - 10-15c per
DIbsnb 9iinbsl.
Gurten. - Gloriba $2.25-2.50
PER Camper.
5omaten.- Gloribn $2.75-
3.25 per Crate BON feds aDrben.
Beibe Riiben. = $500 per
gbi.
glumenfobI. - einbsimiidsr
Irsi66aus $1.50E1.80.
Sungs grbfen = Gin5eis
mii6e tleine $2.25-2.50 per 9u.,
anbere s3.00-3.25 per 2 Bu. Sud.
8raut. = Miiiifippa $2.25-2.s
so per Crate.
3niebeln. - 4uapdriige sels
be $3.50-4.00 per Sad Don bunosrt
pfb. Grpial Wsib. $2.OO-2.25 per
9u.
Spinat. - Ginnbeimiider 25--
35e per gu.
Crime 8obnen. Jloribd.
$1.75-2.OO; Glabama $1.25-1.50
per Sampsr.
aarrtten. - ginbeimii4e ST.
0O-1.25 per gu.
2anbprobufte.
sen. geo. 1 5intotbp S2100;
geo. 2 5imot1p $500; Ro. 3 Si.mo'
tbp Sf6.00-l7.00; No. 1 eemiif'
ter alee $3.50; glo. 2 2lee ST.
so; Po. 1 alse $14.00; Ro. 2 stlse
$500; 6ieiises alfalfa $11.5o-
1A.OO; Weitlides $7.50-21.00 per
Scn. Weisenftrob $7.5o-S.Oo; Rog.
senftrob $9.50-1o0o: 5dfsritroh
Miiblenfutter lit rubis uno
piliaer. - aleie $21.5o-22O0;
srobes $24.50-25.00; 10.
feines $27.0o-28.00; semiitses 5uts
Ter S23.00-23.50.
SGmereien - Mdrtt itetig.
- aleelamen $6.50-8.40 auf benz
@elsiIe unb s8.50-9.50 per 8u. bonn
Stpre, 9imOtbp $2.so-3.50 bonn
Store; 9euiffer Milet s1.4o-1.75.
aeip5bnliter $1.30-1.40; guhpeis
sen 95c-s1.oo; GladsIaam.n $2.S5
per Blu.
gerf9iebenes.
Dele. - Wartt itetis. 2sin6l,
rohes 7Oe per gallone in partieu bon
IA gbl. gsto6tss 1c msbr; Ro. l
oarb6t 74e; Cotton Seeb Oil. raffis |
nirtes 8Sc per Gdflons. 1srpentin Ate |
In partieu Don / Bis 5 SAB unb |
B0e in partisn bon 10-25 9aaontn |
petroleun, Ohio Carbon 120 Grab
Sc; DO. $50 Grab SIC; Seabliabt ITS
yrab 9s-101e; Reb groipn Gaiolin
24e; Rapbta 2Sc per Gallous in Bar
lien poi Is gbls.
Safs. - Der Martt IN rubig. -
Obio Ripsr $1.05 per gbl. bon 280
pfb., Jubrlobn binsus.fiist. Z,
Talg. - Warft fietia. prima
sitt 103-10ae; DO. Gountrp 9a-
3ae per plumb.
aoblen. = Martt rubig. gous
,biosbsnb $3.5O-3.75; giuB uno
5ldd 1925, aandpbd Stiidtohlsn
s3.50-3.75. gub unS Slnd $2.25
,er 5onne abgelisfsrt. Raudlofe
5tiidsoblsi s4.75. DO. gsuB unb SIat
1925. antbratiie SITS 800 per
yonne abgslisferf. Cole toItet $500
IN nsv Snpue nhnsf;sisrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
ON CALL.
0jelS. Wonbs nnb glttitn in g2elu glorf.

VeiHaitspapiere pnrosn Su 8ZS bic.
isniirt. &s&iei ssf eonosn sarrn ifetis.
Ulr 90 9ose e4133&, Si4t s4-7sH; aa6el
anpsiiuneen $4.76X. 6ranes 6idf S.sii<.
Rabd 690H, Nari St6t II, Ratsl 77x,
Rronen Si4f 1871. stabef l8ss. sire siddi
1.s6, Gabsi 6.S5. 9lubef eidt 81; aabel
SiN; Stlbsr'B s4He, Rsrifamii&e ol.
lars 494.
dtttenmarit. - Die Rptpr.Qlffien
fts8es I'm &ssiie, bic intsrHstisu alien Nttien
aoer fitisn infsI8s Der unsanifisen siriess.
9a9ri&tsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05

Ginefnnati 3. ssllni.

Die na4folgtnben Nuotirungen II
5ieben fih nur auf Gneros 5raH'
dtticnen. Bel tlsintrsn Gef6dftsu
psrben ettpo' h0bps prtife bere9nst.
probifionsn.
G9mal5. prima Siedm
12.15-12.25; Gamilp 13.25-13..
rs.
Sroden gefdf5ents Gleif9.
- Sbort clear Seiten, Iofs 133--
lac; ertra fbort clear Seitsn 13a-
1876; fur5e Rippenfsiten 134-139e;
Bellies 15-15te.
Bacon. - Short clear Gsitsn
14g--15At; ertra ibort clear Ssiten
14l-15c; ihort Rippenieitsn 15sc--
16c; Bellies 161-17t.
Suggt Gureb Gleif6. =
S9inftn 19-191c; pienic S4uliern
14-14ae; geaifsit Bacon 20
22c; Shultern IN padeten IL
14ie; Retu gor, Gut 14-141e; tros
dene Beef Sdinttn 27a-28tc per
pfunb.
SaBaep5feltts Tfeif6. =
Gdinfen 16-161e: picnic Sduls
tern 12l-12ac; Bellies 15-15ac;
S6uItern 12a- -13t: G6ultsrn, n.
q. Gut DO. 12A-13c.
Grtf6sg 5Isiffl. - Sdinfen
164-17ae; gienic S9ultsrn 12--
1916: S9uliern 12--12ac; ibort rip
penfsiten 125 ibort clear
Rippeni.iien 13-13ae; srtra ibort
clear Hipperfeiien 12h-13c; gellies
lei6ie 17a-1aac; Bellies, idDere
163-17ac.
Webl unb @etreibs.
WebI. - Wintsr patennt $3.50
-5.75; Tintsr fnntg S5.OO-5.25;
Winter fdmifp $4.50-4.75; Dinte-
ertra s4.00-4.25; Wintr Orbindrtr
$3.50-3.75; 6drt.s Wsissn patsnt
S5.50-6.00; 5aries Wsi,en foncn
$5.Oo-525; Saries Dei5en familp
S4.00--425; Roesen, RoribipeiierI
eemif6tes $5.00-5.1o; Rosgen 6 itp
reinss $5.00-5.25; Rogssn Gitp ses
mifdtss $4.75-5.00.
Weisen. - 80. 2 rothsr Winter
S1.0i--1 .05; glo. 3 DO. 95e-$1. 90;
go. 4 90. $3.50.
Welf9torn. SO. / ipeib.s
C; Ro. 2 DO. 73-731c; go. 3 DO.
72a-73c; Ro. 4 DO. 69-7oc; Ro.
5 bc. 67-e9c; Ro. 6 DO. 65-e7t.
go. / sstbss C; Ro. 2 DO. 73-
73se; SO. 3 DO. 72a-73t; go. a DO.
80. 5 bo. 67-69e; go. 8
DO. 65-67c. - Io. / gsmii4tss K;
Ro. 2 bo. 72i-73e; gO. 8 DO. 72-
72ac; go. A bo. 69-70c; Ro. 5 DO.
e7-6ec: go. 6 20. 65-67c. - aols
benforn, ipeibes. 75-77c; aolben'
torn, selbss, 76-78e; aoIbsntorn,
gemif6tes, 75-7N.
Rossen. - To. 2 94-95c; Ho.
3 DO. $500; go. a DO. S0-85c.
Safer. - glortblueiiern. go. 2,
psiber, 44-45e; glortbpeitern, Stan'
barb ipeiber 43-43ae; Iortbipeiiern
no. 8 peiber 42-43c; Ro. 3 fDeibsr
.inbeimii4er 3sa-39ae; Ro. a Dti'
Ber 37a-38ac; 30. 2 senriIdtsr 80
39c; go. 8 ssmifd,ter. einbeimiIfsr
37-3se; 80. 4 ssniidter 35l-36ae.
gBbistep.
@erfauit ipuroeW SIT gbls. 81.
filIers Jinifkb @oobs auf Der Balls
Jon $1.40 per golIoe.
Groceries.
aaffee. Saba $500; Mos
ta $500; Guatemala fauep 19e; |
10. gutter 17Ae.
2rtryn ..................1 In
5nfer .-....--..........N lo%
'dtr ..-.................l loN /
soob crotRnrp .........13x 1tT I
srbtrnrc ...-,.........13h fs%
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Wiebmarh.

Gineinnati, 3. Sum-.
3uiubr unb 9srianbt pdbrenb Der
bergangeusn @ohe, pergliten nit
ben porebersebneben 5ipei @OdeH ipa-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05

MinbDieb. - SnioIse Der gro.
zen 9ufubr mar Der W,arft ihipad
,in6 Die greiIe iteben IN nianhen Sal.
len INN 40-50e per 100 giimb nm.
fer oenen BON Der borieen ISOLDE.
Gamers blieben itctie I'M greiie, gu-
te trodengefiitierte 5leiiderfiibe eben.
faIls. Cute Wiildfiibe iinb unperdn.
bert geblieben ole orbin1ren aber tie.
BEN I'm $500 per Stiid nieoriser
uno finoen feline glbnnbne.
Wittlere inb idtuere Gtiere $3.50
SIeiid)er Stiere $780,.
%: dliserieiene bis etrd S9.50-i0.-
90. Sellers $3.50 -S.75; auserIeic.'
ne bis srtrs S9,oo--9.50; Ssiibe ST..
zE-z 0o;sauserIelepe setrn 81. %.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05

gisstnnott e. sunI 1olt

etettnhott u Junts lvlo.
DE 0a4iraae ua& Tarlsben pas beaie
.ur mabig uHo bic Usf9dfts eipas rubissr.
Dsio II (tfer, bod iix6 bic 3inSraten an.
esraHbert ssbIieben. CIR 3arietsn .on
sutbsn Don bea Bauiea 4-4% berednet,
rd9rsHb oef@dItspapisrt 81 5-695 pision.
ut perbsn. Jm piieHsR Narfte Kurbsn
Datletsn .oa saa- ~ sK-49S sab aui 8sit
" 4-5& plaeirt.
1s4fa aaf asip BORT
psresH ~ yari suifdsn ganien periauit.
PIC gountsrrats bsirdst soc 4rdniit per
DsAfa anf Gnssta
si4i. 0e3iel anf aonboH wurbsn ~
NE per BID. Sterfins suotirt. Jfr Wed,
Il euf Berlin psrben soc iir 4 gRarf
tssedret. far We4fa aHt paris 1GHe brs
franc. sui amIferpam 42e bro 0ulben
nns ant Wien 15c per Krone, Gires 165lc,
Hussf %. francs (S&weis) l9axe.
esxsss cbltsatisnsm
ssreH rutig sHs itstis Die Dsnies sus.
t1feu ME faint.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

II you have room to rent. use
World want Ads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

great national task which tho govern :
mont has asked us to join the enBi-
neers in undertaking"
Tulsa already has felt the effects
OF this campaign. Distributed over
the city are striking billboards, urging
cooperation of everyone with the en-
gincers who are forming the national
Inventory. Other steps in the cam
paign will follow in the near future,
II being the purpose OF the 2dvertising
to put the manufacturers IN " recep'
tive frame OF mind.
The preliminary part OF tic census
has been completed and forwarded TO
Washington. The work will be con>
tinued and by the aid OF publicity
M, Valerius, who Is in charge or the
local field hopes to pick up many IN
dustries which have hitherto escaped
the notice of him and his aides.
The data secured from the Tulsa
factories will be included In card
index Of the entire nation, from which
the army and navy officials Will be
able to estimate our capacity in every
line OF manufacturing.
The plants that can handle some
kind of government equipment VIII
be given trial orders as a means OF
educating the workmen In turning out
that commodity. Similar trial orders
will be given at intervals for an in
definite length OF time so that the
factories can be kept ready for the
call to arms.
II you have room TO rent use
World Want Ads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

at the same time last year. With 55
per cent OF the oats crop harvested
up TO June Othe average yield is
said TO be 22 bushels to the acre,
which is not nearly as good a show
ing as last year In many places the
oats were totally destroyed, and many
acres were replanted in other crops
compared with II bushels lasts year,
showed a condition Of So per cent.
The growing condition OF corn is rep
resented at Sc per cent, which is con-
sidered good. Cotton reflects a grow
ing condition OF 81 per cent, while
the condition OF broom corn is Sc:
kafir corn. 81; milo maize. so: feterita,
70 and alfalfa, SO. Pastures are in
the best condition owing to the large
abount OF moisture in the ground.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

president, and specially appointed
committee of leading publishers ana
advertising experts, will shortly start
an advertising campaign in the news
papers and magazines of America in
support OF the work Of the committee
on industrial preparedness. which
embraces an organization of thirty
thousand highly trained engineers,
formed for the purpose OF making :.
thorough inventory of American In
dustry for the first time in national
history.
After consultation upon the cam
paign with members Of the committee,
Mr.. Houston said:
THE plan which has Just been ap-
proved by President Wilson, the sec
retary OF the navy and the naval con-
sulting board provides for the activo
cooperation of our organization with
the thirty thousand engineers who are
undertaking the tremendous task OF
making card index surye ey Of Amer
lean industry, so that 1t may be pre-
pared for national defense. II need
comes. Through the great power OF
advertising we are arousins manu-
facturers. workingmen, business men,
In fact the entire country. to the vital
need of making industry the basic line
OF defense so that, II necessity arises,
1t can supply munitions quickly and
abundantly.
Offer Free Space.
publishers of leading newspapers.
magazines and farm papers. poster
men and electric sign men, trade pa
per publishers and others representing
the different advertising interests
have already offered space to carry
tho advertising, without cost to the
government. We are enlSting the
service Of the most distinguished IL
lustrators in the country, Of the best
COPY writers and engravers, and 1t IS
our purpose to have a campaign On
advertising that shall be cOmmensur-
ate in quality and power with the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
Oklahoma Branch of Naval
Consulting Board Makes
Last Appeal.
GOVERNMENT SCHEME
Industries of This State Can
Get Contracts for War
Material.

The naval consulting board OF Ok
lahoma is urging the industries Of the
state that wish TO have the coopera-
ton Of the government IN time of
war, and who have been delinquent
in filling inventory blanks, to act at
once. The board believes that by
neglecting to fill and return these
inventories, many Oklahoma manu-
facturers are standing in the way or
their own prosperity IN case cf war.
The following telegram from Capt.
II. V. Hlnckley, Oklahoma City, civil
engineer member of the board, is
self-eXplanatory:
Mr.. Editor-Please say to the
manufacturers of Oklahoma that
If America were to get into u real
war. most of our Industries would
find themselves out of work and
out of men. Our government,
through the national consulting
board, has asked then to say
whether they would take an an
nual order, either for war sup
plies, which they now Inarufac-
ture, at cost plus a reasonable
profit, and whether they would
like to have their employees en-
listed in the ind ustrial reserve
and therefore be exempt from
military duty. Many Industries
have not responded and are
standing in the way OF their own
prosperity in case of war. Uncle
Sam prefers to scatter the war
profits among the thousands of
small shops over the country but
this cooperation is not cCmpul-
sorry. A supplemental list Of man.
ufacturers desiring to cooperate
with the government Will be for
I1I 20 NnV TrNlN
linQuent manufacturers are ad-
Viesd, for their own good, to give
this matter attention tomorrow,
returning the inventories, with all
questions answered, to Prof Ed
win DeBarr, acting chairman,
Norman. Okla. naval consulting
board. BY IL. V. Hinckley. MEM
ber.
Patriotic Duty.
This is a patriotic duty as well AZ
a preCautIOn looking to the preserva-
ton of industry When the German
emperor declared war, the factory
employees in Germany took up theh
new war tasks at other machines, at
which they had been trained for
years, and continued to augment the
supply of shells England on the otn-
er hand had to send her troops to the
front with a limit of three rounds OF
ammunition per day and she now has
1885, 900 women in her shops helping
to supply ammunition for the allies.
If any machine shops in oklahoma
have not received inventory blanks,
they should write to Professor De-
Rarr at once requesting same.
IN order to pave the way for greater
efficiency in the Industrial census be-
ing taken under the direction of the
naval consulting board, the Associ-
oted Advertising Clubs of tho World.
touching American business at prac.
tically every point, have placed their
entire organization squately behino
the movement.
The advertising men. under the
leadership of Herbert 5. Houston,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
MEXICAN JOINS
TULSA COMPANY
Takes Out Naturalization Papers at
Fort Sill and is Ready to
Fight.
Special to The World.

LAWTON, Okal.. July t.-Martras
Intirago. q Mexican who left Vera
Cruz and arrived at Tulsa, Okla,
shortly after June l. and who arrived
at Fort Sill as a member Of the Tulsa
Company National Guard today made
his declaration Of intention to become
citizen of the United states. having
been accompanied before the deputy
court clerk by officer of his company
lntriago owns much land and stock
in Mexico and his farms has Deen de-
vastated by soldiers OF the various
factions and he is glad of the opor-
tunity to return to Mexico with the
American forces.
He said he was familiar with all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

in the city. assisted in securing funds
to place to the credit OF Company C.
Tulsa 0. n. G.. and purchased more
than 800 worth Of tobacco. cigarets
and papers for the soldiers passing
through the city rrom eastern cities
to Mexico. Several thousand pieces
of literature also wis distributed by
the secretary and several hundred
pieces of correspondence were mailed.
During the month 2l new mem
rers were enrolled and but one re-
signed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
oklahoma Charters.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. July 1.-Secre-
tary of State j. L. Lyon has issued the
following charters:
Rebuilt Mattress Renovating COM
pany, oklahoma City. capital $4,000;
incorporators. c. w. Hancock, II. L.
Stillwell. Oklahoma City: w. c. Nc
Kinney, LAGRANGE Texas.
Spindle OIL & Gas Co. Cushing
capital. $4,000; incorporators, f. A.
Morgan, c. F. Warren. r. G. Boat
right, Gushing.
Wahtunkah OH company. Hominy
capital, $4,000; incorporators, Carl
Mullendore. w. s. Crow, Joseph r.,
Kaplan, Hominy.
Mooney & Cox Drug Co, McLoud,
capital, 5000; incorporators J.
Frank Cox, Ella C. Mooney. Jesse c.
Mooney. McLoud.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
Keeping IL Dark.

1--WE have been told that a certain
man took offense last week at an item
in this (editoriaD column. declar-
ing that We meant him. II il Is any
satisfaction to him TO know that his
surmise is right We will say that he
Is the man wo meanf."-Stromherg
(Neb) News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
WHEAT CROP NOT
UP TO STANDARD
Average YieIl this Year ~ Bushels
While Last Year IL Was IL
Bushels.
Special 70 The World.

special 10 The NOrld.
OKLAHOMA CITY. July About
81 per cent Of the Oklahoma wheat
crop had been harvested up to June
90 and the average yield over the
state is about 10 bushels 20 the acre,
compard with II bushels last year,
according to the monthly crop report
issued by the state board OF agricul-
ture. The growing condition OF the
wheat at the time of harvest was 81
per cent compared with SO per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

better class OF Mexicans, the inteli-
gent class. do not want war with the
United States