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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

icnen beibsn GGnbern itattsefunben
babe. Rublanb babe Trieben i9lieben
ippgen, neil es cine Innerion G9inas
bur1 Sapan befiir9te, .ipeil Sruiis
lofts 8erfube, 2embere unb apipel su
nebmen, iih ais pcrsebli6 srpieIen
unb peil bic 9lliir!en an cer
Wsitfront ni6t ben eriparteten Grfols
au ner5eiGnen baben. Der 8eitritt
Mumdniens babe ieooh Rublanb per.
anlaBt, ben 9ebanten an einen Sepa:
ratfriepen pieber aufSugeben. Was
iibsr bic Iusiidtsloiisteit Hublaups
unb Ieiner gluiirten seIaet pirb. 1T
ridtis, aber bab Humdniens 9eitritt
bic unterbanblunsen seridlasen babea
iolIte, 1T ni9t Oenibar, ba bic !9ilfe,
bic es setpGbren lam, gu unbebeilteno
lit unb tbatfddlid, pie jebt erii4tlih,
iid3 auf nihts belGuft. Man barf baz
Der bic aonferenS als cine 3eituness
@nte betra6ten. HuBlunb pirb crit
ben aries einitellen, penn es nidt
mebr tpeiter tdmpfen tann unp bic
ubrieen glliirten lperben bas 9leide
tbun unb es iinb ale Iusiidten pprs
banben, bab bieie gri96pfung fi4
bdlo einitellen tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

5eute Radmiiiag besinnt in
Bottom Der aampf Inn bic 9aiebaas
Standardization 5piihen Den oies.
idbrisen Champions Der beibsn sros
Zen aisas - ben grooilDner SIT
psrbas" (Rat. 2isa). unb 9oiiontr
rReb Gods" (2lm. Giga). Das greisr
niB Derfsbi aIjdbrlid bas iporilis'
benbe amsriianiids publitum in fiss
berbafte Qufrseuns uno felt auf bi.
Sausr bon msbrsrsn 2agsH ale ans
bersn Sntsrtiisn in ben Sintersruno,
big bic Jrage .Wsr bat seiiestg" sss
Loft 1T. llntsr ben gafebaa sGrpsr.
ten 1T beuts bic qnii6t pprkrrffxno.
bab ben rRsb GOds" Der Siss 3us
fallen ipirb, neil ibr Sdlsubsrtorps
aIs bas itartite ansrtannt 1T.
Die beibm eriien Der Ssris Don
i;ebsn Spleen iOmmsn bsute unb am
Wonius in Bolton, bic bsibsn nG6it,n
in 9rociIpn unb bic brei I.btsn al,
lpsdfsInb in bieIer HeibeufoIss gum
gustrdg.
9lIs bic G6iebsri6ter in ben Spit,
len iperben funsirsn: fix Rat. Gisa-
0uislep unb O'9ap; fiir bic am. 81.
aa- GonHsIlp unb Denten.
alubs:
grOotIbn .Superbas"
(Rai. aisa): Wilbsrt Robiniun,
Sduptlins; eb. glppIttou, Gsorss
gutfbap. Sobn Goombs, 2arrp
Gknsp. Sasob 9aukrt. William @.
Del. Guitaps gsB. Sdmes $. Sohn.
iton, Otto Millr. WaIter Wails,
Sarrb $. Npsrs, Grsb. 6. Wsrils.
Ridlarb VI. @aauaro, !. Z. Mepers.
,Sarrp $. @toiprep. 3. 80. Slion, SIi.
Ger e. S'Wlara, 6. :. pfsffsr, q.
n. Wuder, Gbsrrob W. Smitb, 6. ..
Gisngd unS 3ad W6eat.
8Oiton.R .Retfods" CAIN. ai
gal: WilIiam Garrigan. I6duptlinu;
e, 6. asneip, Sobn ). Barn, 8. 9.
Gabp. gsOrs. Softer. .. 6. Bains-.
W. Y. 9arfner. 9. u. Gregg, Dlaf
Senridion, gaiddrb 5otlib.n, Sarrp
Cooper, 8. 6. Sanprin. Samutl ..
ssones. $. g. 2.onurb. gsors. a.mis.
Carl Mabs. W. !. WeYaIp. gsorss
Nutb. Gpr,ti Strit, grnsIt Sbor.,
g. $. Gborisr. 6. .. Tbomas, Chs.
@aaner. Clarence MaIier, Jamss
Molib unb !. 20. Wbdcff.
Inter ben gCitoner Gpielsrn be,
finhet ii6 SOblibsa. bormaIissr msbr,
i6hriger gai.nbiiter Der .Rsbs'. Der
in Cincinnati aIs 3dbrarst anfdiIis
iit.
Dem Spi.Ie tpirb Gin aon5srt bic
iiblids purab. Der btib,n aIubs' hno
cine tur5e aniprads Der Stabtte.
torben an Die Spieler noralisaeben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

Ste mtlitdrtf den @sIebr=
ten Der probritii4en prsfs icseu
baariaarf aussinanber. bab Sinoens
burg ii4 bIamirt bat uno sipur bis aul
bic &no4en. gr babe bic glnii4t Ders
trsten, bab bic gnti6sibune niat bel
Werbun seiuat peroen burfs. pis
Jaltenbapn bas DOIlte, ionbsru I'M
Oiten. Sn TOIse osisn lei Sesterer
ais Generalitabsdef abseisBt unp
9inbenburs nit benz POiten betruut
porbeu. Steier babe bann Die aGmrfe
i'm Often besonnen, aber ni6ts aus
seri6tst. Sas 1T eine san8e Ppra-
mipe Don aufgebduftem uniinn. Sal
tenbaDn lit ui6t uuf 9inOeHburss Be
trsibsn abgefeBt porben, in Wirtlid .
teit bat teine abisbung itatteefunben.
Ils gu ben Spsi i6on beit.beuoen
&riegsfrOnten nod bic brittle i'm BAL.
tan bir5utrut uno aieie beioubere 4uf,
HtertIumteit aufHOt1iste, mar es Ielbi:
DsritdHblNh, bab man Elm Sbertoms
manbo errihtets, bas bic @orgdnee
auf aIIen Sampfsebisten iibsrpaGi.
DAB Sinbenburg oisie 4ufgabe 5use-
Dieien purbe, mar ieIbitDeritGnoli6,
Do er anertonnt Der bebeutsnbIte unter
ben Dielen bebeutenben beutI4en Selhs
BERN 1T. Sobann 1T es ni9t ipn6r,
oub Sinbeuburg cine Gnti6eibung I'M
Often geiu6t bat pber iu4t, benn &C.
gen bic RuHen pirb na6 pie DOT Elm
SefenitDtries gefiibrt, mas niat an
bers fein lam, 0a es f4le9terbings
unmDslid 1T, RublanO gu erobsrn.
5rantrei9 dber lam erobert meroen,
in JoIge befen pirb bort aud bic
@ntfAeibung berbeigefiibrt perben.
Gusenblidlih lam bas ni6t geI6es
ben, oa Dorerft oie 8altanfrpnt 0e,
ii6ert perben mub. 8ir iinb a6cr
Der &niidt, bab jeBt I9on @orbsreis
tungen getroffen tperoen, I'm in Der
bun ourhsu6re6en. Was iiber Sim
ben6urgs feblseIdlagene qlGne 1eIaqt
ptrb, 1T Elm tldali6sr @erfu6, bas
bOaige S8eitern Der groben Sffenfioe
in @ergefenbeit gu brtngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Billions Selbituerurtbeilums

Sn ieiner gasbs in Omaha, Ret.,
iagte prGiioent Btlion, er iperbe ni6t
fir GisentbumssRe6te tGmpfeH. Oar
auf lam Die 2lntport Des ameritaniS
iden Bottles nur lauten: Ginen fol-
den prdiioenten tOnnen mir nidt ges
brau9en. Resierunsen limb einaeiebt
iporben, nm 2eben urb Gigentbum Su
bei6iiBen unb penn bas Sberhqupt
elmer Regieruns fugt, bab er @igen.
tbum ni6t bei6iiben perbe, 70 lam er
nidt Sur Resierung berufen perben,
Do er einea ibrer 9auptspsds ni6t ers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Oebmrtex.

JamsiOn unb glbrlaibs Ros. Rs.
yDaibiHstOn; Wdbdsn.
Spbn unb emma Glbsrs, l703
Sarriion 4Denue; anabe.
emiI unb Carrie Geripig. 1850
Stratfprh glpenue; ano6s.
Saiob unb SttlIa BOB, ut, Sops
Rcab; Wdbdsn.
aouis uHb 0lorsHee Bubble, 1877
pnllan etpsnus; anabe.
Benjamin unb Marb Beds. 2Opes
lamb; 4nabe.
eussn unb 5annie eyla@, 34S3
wtoonsp apenut; Wdbben.
4Ifrsb unb MIma Rice, 2522 Glsu.
man Gpsnue; Wdb9tn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

SIN Omaha fpraa Wilipn aud
DON benz 5bema Der nneinisteit in ben
Ser. Staaten, Die unierem aanoe se-
fabrlid lei. Sieie uneinisteit bat CT
erpidtst; iie beitebt nirssnbs. Iue
8iirger Der Ser. StaateH Obne auss
nabme Iinb einis bariu, oab gnslanos
Sdanbtbaten Elm Gnbe sema6t pers
ben miiFe. Der @in5ise, Der iih hGs
fer auiibt piberieBt, lit WiIion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

Ote peuti de Botf d aft IN
Waibinston beSeidnet bic Melouns,
pab Seuti6lanb I'M bic Jriebenspers
mittsIuns Der Ser. Staaten nadges
iu9t babe, als eine untpabrbeit. Gs
lit besei9nenb, bab bieie geriiate be-
itGnbis in Der probritii6en preiIe duf<
tau9sn unb es tit bas audi iebr leint
su ertldren. Die 9robriten tpiinidsn
Jrieben, neil tie beutlid senug Iehen
fOnnsn, bab Gnslanb uuterliesen ptrp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

Der sIdytcn llnS Gnalls StraBe ailf
3alprence GdiEnau, BON Stc. 500
8rano auenle unb 5erbinanb Solt.
ron gronlIep, ssp., bic ola Streii.
poiten Dor eiiler MaidJinenfatrif itah.
ben, nit Iciiern lossesanger 81 ieiH
unb Gaiburan erIiit bel oieier Stetc'
rel ernite Wiinoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

Ser Prdfibent mill na d
Yeenoisuns Des &rieses bic Ser.
Staaten elmer 2isa sur Sideruns oes
gBsItfriebens anihlieben. Sieies 3isI
bes @eltfriebens tOnnte er jeBt Idosl
peripirtli6en, inpem er Gnglanbs On:
mabungen iteuert, oenn bieie baben
ben @elttrieg peranlabt. SeutPdc
lambs Wiitbetperb i'm WeltbanbeI bal
bic bon Gnglanb anse5ettelte Ser
idpOruns ge3eitist, bic es ourauf abs
seiefrn bat, bas Deuti6e Rei4 gu ger
ltiideln. DAP Der PrGiioent ni4ts 5es
than bat, Inn @nglano ipeeen ieiner
YereelpaItiguns unieres 2anbes in bic
sebiibrenben Sdranten gu peripeiIen,
ldbt erIeben, bab er ni9t ben WeItfrie'
ben Dor Iueen bat, fpnoern ben Sisg
gnslanbs. Sbatidalid lit es unums
itObIi6e Wabrbeit, oab ben qrGiiosu.
ten olIein bas @erI4uIben trifft, rub
Der &ries jeBt nod nit beitGnbig fteis
genber 9eftigtett tpbt. Sin @erbot
sesen bic @affenausfubr tpiirbe fdcg
ldngit ben sSrieoen, ben Der prdiioent
gu tpiiniden porsibt, berbeigefiibrt bas
ben. Gs lit au6 tein Gebeimrib, in
tpeI9er Weiie Der 9rdiibeut bur9 Bel
tritt Der Ser. Staaten ii6 bic eide
runs bes 5riebens bentt. Gs lit ibm
nidt oerbpreen, baB Seutf9lanb aus
benz Sample als Sieger berporgeben
pirb unb feline Ibii6t 1T, i'm 9ereil
nit ben @niirten ale 9ebinsunselt 81
betdmpfen bic 9eutidlanb iteIlsn
pirb, I'M fir ii6 einsn bausrnben
Jrieben gu ii6ern. Qug allem bieiem
sebt beroor, bab Der prdibent, Der
jeBt aues, mas in feiuen ardften ftebt,
tbut, lin ben 5rieben nidt auftommen
gu IafTen, ben aries aIs 8erbilnbeter
Der Iuiirten pon Neuem anfadsn min.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

Sie Welt mad benz arieg 9
ipiro anbers iein, pie ieSt, iast Wils
ion uno oas iponen mir dls ri6tig 5us
esiteben. gbeniu sutreffenb tit ss,
bab bic Ser. Staatsn iid ben OerGus
berten @erbGltuiien mad Dem Ssriege
anpaFen iperben uliiheH, aber bas
ipiro iihsrlih nidt unter Wilions
5iibrins seideben tDHnen, penn man
beoba6tet. fpie er jest fhOn bic Redte
Der Ser. Staaten in Der idmuf,poas
item @eiie an Gnglanb preis gibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Serr 9ernins trifft ben glo:

9err 9ernins trifft ben Ho'
gel auf ben aopf, psnn sr iust, bal
elm Gincinnatisr, Der fir pomerens
itimmt, sinen Ssinb unierer Stabt uns
teritiiBt, benn ppmerene bat es oers
binbert, bub cine ReIeroes8ant IN
Cincinnati erri9tet tpuroe, betdmpfi
bic Grri6tuns elmer gobentrebitscni
in unierer Stabt, ME er iiberbaupt
alien ieinen @inFluB fir bas n6rbIit
Sbip aufbietet. Wir braudsn elmer
Senatpr, Der, tpie Serrid, ertIGrt, oab
aud Oas iiibIihe Sbio 5ur @nertsn=
nuns bere4tiet 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
ekd,erei.

Inter Der elnfIase oes Wsorbar.
ariffs ipisroen eeitern Der 40 Sabre
aIte 9eiar sSop, Don gio. 818 @drficlo
apeiue milo Der 10 5abre aitc
sliharS iGiillibaiL BON SO. 102 Con.
iibine slperiie, perbafiet. Sie iperoeiI
bei&ldDist am @lithpcd slbero an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

Ssremiab u. S'aeurp, Der
tii6tise irldnbii9e 9utriot, MIL &c.
ri9tlid feititeqen, oh Die 9eaei9nuna
nBinDeitri9ler" eins 8eleiDisung 1T,
Sieies gemiiben lit iiberfliiiis. @er
einem bic ge5eidnuRg ginbeitritIeI
ins 9eii6t iaIeuoert, nil i'm beIeibis
gen, ibn als 2anoesperrdtbsr binitelen,
fonit ipiirbe er iih bieies g,usbruds
ni9t bebiensn. Sb bic 9sleibiguns
juriitiId erlpieien perben tOnnte. err
i4etnt uns 5tpeifelbaft, Sis ein5is
ri6tise unb pirtiame Qntport, bic
man auf ioI9e geleibiguns ertbeilen
tam, beitebt BARN, ouB man am I.
ytoDember ben urbeber Oisier 9eleiois
gung talt itelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Sumitas, Den Z. SftOber 1916.

Die Imeritaner in Chino
nerlanaen pom prdiibenten, bab er
bem ensliI9sn ppitraub elm gnbe ma
6en ipGe. Sie 9lnttport piro ibner
in Der Smabaer 8ebe pes prd'ipsuter
ertbeilt unb lie lautet: Die @ngldnber
biirfen oas amerttaniI6e 9olt mad
Ser5ensluit berauben. Derseipaltiaer'
unb ertebren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
SaSe.OaH.

9eginu Ses annipies Inn bic @elt.
Weiiteridaft heute in Bottom. -
3pii1sn tsn Champions Der beibsu
grobsn 2ieas. - Das psrfondl
Der alubs. = prosramm fiir bic
Serie Don iieben Spielsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Die isprObritif den 9ei6idtss

pie probritif den @ei9i4tss
tori6er pouen ben Ra4tpeis liefern,
bab bic preFe Geuti9lanbs f6on Ieit
LANCER 3eit 5ob gssen GnaIan0 unb
bic Ser. Staten gebeet babe. Ils
Betpeis fpiro bas 8erbaiten sesen
@nslanb i'm 9urentriege unD geJen pi.
Ser. Staaten i'm 8riege geecn Spas
nisn ansefiibrt. Das mar teik 4usz
flub BEG SaTes gegen gnslanD ooer
Die Der. Staaten, fonoern elm prDteft
eegen Die gsipaltiame &nneriorspoii>
tit, bic DeutfdlaHo INNER mibbtu;st
bat unb pas bic oeutid, preiic be-
fliratet bat, 1T eingetroffen, Do Gnss
lamb bic gursnzS Stadten unt bic @er.
Stuaten Die Pbilippinen an ii6 seriis
fen baben. Die Ri6tisteit bieisr an.
fhanung 1T pon Der saHaen Welt BE-,
ftdtisi iporben. Ser Raub Der gurens
Eepubliten 1T DON Der sanaen sipilts
firten WeHf6beit als cine S9mad BE-
Seihnet fDorben unb in bieiem 2dnbe
bat es iiterli6 nidt an Stimmen aes
feblt, tpel6e Die 4nnerion Der pbiltp.
pinen auf bas Serbfte getaoslt babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

3eitungs sa orref ppa.
bentsn uoaen ipifIen, bab in
8opno cine aonferen5 apiicben beuts
fheu unb ruffti4en 4bseianbten bes
treffs zines Separatfriebens spii9sR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15
ovEnREAcnING THEMSELVES.

Speaking only from the published
news reports Of the crusade for a
closed Sunday we are inclined to be
licve that the advocates of this meas
urc are ovcrdoing good thing. II
is well that as many as possible Of our
citizens should bc relieved OF the ne
ccssity Of seven days work IN "a week
and 1t Is true that many people are
unnecessarily deprived Of their day of
selfishncss Of others. There is really
no reason why so many activities
should be maintained on Sunday cX-
cept that a large number Of people
demand the service and have been
accustomed to it for so long that they
regard IL as a right Yet that does
not serve as Justification for the at
tempt to close up the services OF ne
ccssity nor even TO eliminate all
sources OF amusement on the only
day Of the week on which n majority
OF the population have chance to
secure recreation. The world has
changed much since the day OF Con
nccticuts blue laws and nothing OF
the kind will be tolerated I'm this day
and age People ought to go to
church but they ought to go because
they want to, and not by any degree
of compulslon. In fact. any sind OF
bgotod spitc-work will only make
things worse in that regard, for the
ordinary man will drift farther away
out Of pure resentment worst of all
the Sunday closers would defeat
themselves II they could cut down the
street car service, FOR instead Of in
crcasing church attendance IL would
decrease It, for II would put hard
ship on many church attendants. We
do not believe the Minister'S alliance
really contemplatcs any such sweep
ing repression as is credited to II. foi
the result OF such n policy would b,
n great damage TO church power onC
influence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15
A PITIhBIE MtkE.SHItT.

or all the amusing Inconsistencies
OF the Democratic platform none
looks moro out Of place than the dec
laration in favor of anti-dumping leg
islation to head off an expected indus
trial invasion at the close Of the war.
Instead Of taking the one clear and
sensible course Of using the tarift
weapon to make such an invasion i'm
possible. they resort to the pitiable
makcshift Of trying to find crimi-
nal action against the importer. The
whole plank is a fraud and built TO
throw dust in voters eyes and is a
piece OF hypocrisy. Under the ortho-
dox Democratic theory, which has
ruled in SO many Of the party plat
forms. the foreign manufacturer who
sells his product i'm our market at or
below cost, ought to bc hailed as
public bcncfactor. But now they pro
pose to treat him as an enemy con
spring against American welfare, ana
against whom the taxing power may
be used without reference to revenue
needs Revenue may even he s'cri-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15
A NEW WAY OUT.

A great many people who are dis
posed to condemn Germany for her
part in the world war will nevcrthe-
less rejoice at tho successful under
water transatlantic cruise OF the
merchant ship Deutschland. The
genius and determination which have
led our Tcutonic friends to find this
way of invalidating the British block
ade can call forth nothing less than
admiration from friend and foe alike.
The avenues Of the seas surface were
closed TO German trade so they have
built n submarine that can travel
thousands OF miles under water and
thus escape the Surveillance OF their
goods 10 this country and TO buy our
products in return. The very natural
instincts OF fairness which arc char
acteristic Of the American state OF
mind rise up In rejoicing at such a
consummation. even though, as some
will argue, IL will tend to prolong a
war that should be brought 10 n
prompt close. We would like to see
the belligerents on both sides have a
fair and square trial OF strength with
out the interference Of blockades and
air raids and other manifesuy unfair
tactics. sympathy for the under dog
would indicate that no one should be
choked or strangled to death, but
each permitted to show the best there
is IN him. But war is a very bad
thing at best, and custom and the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15
HOW ABOUT THIS?

/ Two years ago, soon after President
Wilson began his erratic policy Of in
.tervcntion in Mexican affairs 10y tell
ing the Mcxicans whom they might
have and whom they might not have
for president, he gave an Interview on
the Mexican problem in which he de-
plored the fact that So per cent Of
the Mexican people have not been
allowed to have a look-in in regard
TO their government" and he indi-
Gated a desire 10 right this wrong In
the course OF his meddling with the
Internal affairs of that country. Since
the regulation OF home affairs is not
only easier OF accomplishment but
moro in the line ~ his official duties.
II IS not impcrtinent to suggest TO tho
president that there is abundant op-
portunity for his bcnoficeut activities
In behalf Of disfranchiscd voters right
here in the United states. There are
many sections OF this great republic
where a considerable portion Of tho
citizenship has no yoicc in the affairs
" government and no secret is made
'of the fact. tho only excuse for this
condition hcinE that American insti-
tutions would be endangered II some
people Of q different race were al
Flowed to cast their full electoral
( strength. Is the president moved to
compassionate tears on account OF
/ this condition. or does he wink at II
because it is Supposed to inure TO tht
| benefit Of his party? And how about
! oklahoma. where only the supreme
court intorvonod TO restore the right
4, OF suffrage TO considerable number
! that the state administration sought
} to disfranchise7 And how about ouI
( new election law that permits ap-
pointivc officers to have judicial force
! in deciding who is entitled to vote
! Would he have the courage to put his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15
Quick Calculation,

The superintendent OF The CincIn-
natl. Ohio, zoo was making arrange
ments to feed the 27-foot python and
needed men to hold the reptile during
the repast. His advertisement was
answered by a serious looking darky.
What we want" said the ZOO man,
"is a strong, husky chap to help hold
the big snake while we feed him"
The darky's jaw dropped, his eyes
stuck out like golf balls and he gasped {:
"Yo-yo'-want man to do
WHAT"
I'VE want man to help hold the
big snake. What's the matter? Don't
be frightened, there'll be ten of
us"
"Hor on" gasped the darky max
ing for the door. "Hor on! Dey may
be nine O. yo', but dey won't be ten
of us
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15
Lines BE Bothered.

In her draped and darkened tent
the amateur palmist was reading
hands for a charity. Her present
client was fair maid. who waited
impatiently to hear her fate.
"Ah," said the palmist, with slow
impressiveness, 81 see by your hand
that you are going to be married"
How wonderful said the girl
with a blush.
And" went on the wise one, a note
OF acerbity in her voice. 81 see that
you are engaged to Mr.. Banks"
IT'S perfectly amazing" gasped the
girl How can you tell?"
"By the long study of the art,
came the evasive reply.
But surely the lines in my hand
cannot tell you the name Of"
"Who said anything about lines?'
replied the sibyl with cutting scorn.
you are wearing the engagement
ring which l returned to Mr.. Binks
three weeks ago!"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15

rules OF nations have only in a slight
degree modified the old axiom that
anything was fair in war. Tho pres
ent effect Of the Deutschiand's sue
ccssful cruise is not Of so much i'm
portunce as the possibilities IT opens
up for the future storms will cease
to be a terror TO ocean going trade
ana blockades will bc an imposslhil-
ity The depths of the sea arc about
as incapable of being policed as the
ilimitable air, and both will in future
years be used for travel and com
mCrce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15
DESPONDENT WOMAN
DIVES INTO WELL
Mrs. Daisy Gassaway. in Bad Health
Takes Own Life. Leaving
Young Baby.

Special 20 The World
TAHLEQUAH, Okla, July Ia
Mrs. Daisy Gassaway. 30year- old
wife of John Gassaway a farmer nv
ing IL miles west of here. committed
suicide last night by diving into n
well. Mrs. Gassaway was the mother
of three children, the youngest being
three weeks old.
She had been i'll since the baby's
birth and about a week ago she ap-
parently lost her reason, since which
time a constant watch has been kept
over her. Late last night she sue
ceeded in getting out of the house and
running to a well, threw herself in
head first Her body was brought
to the surface within few minutes.
but life was extinct
Physicians declare the heat of the
past week had much to do with caus-
ing Mrs Gassaway to become in
sane.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15

Willie-Paw, what is a domestfoS
Paw-A domestic is a servant girl.
my son.
Willie-Well, what is the difference
between imported and domestic:
Paw-Anything that comes from Q
foreign country is imported. and any
'hins raised or produced here N do
mestic, my son.
Willie-Well. our servant girl camc
mere from foreign country. - ho~
can she be a domesticf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15
Don't You Remember?
Happenings That Interested the
People OF Tulsa just Five
Years Ago Today.

NIL was found in paying guam
" titles near Ponca City, accord
ing to local oil men, who stated
that a new pool had probably been
found.
Announcement was made that
the new prohibition act of the last
legislature will be tested to de-
termine whether 1t is in conflicl
with the federal statue covering
interstate commerce OF intoxicat-
ing liquors
Mrs. Laura Fraser gave a sur,
prise party complimentary to her
son. J. Burr Gibbons and his wife,
in celebration of the pairs fifth
wedding anniversary.
c. C. Jones was lodged in the
Jail at Bartlesville on a charge Of
forgery. While being returned to
Tulsa from Pawhuska several
weeks before, the man made a
spectacular escape from a moving
train. He was recaptured later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-15

rornmy was ready to be tumbed into
bed when his mother said:
You haven't said your prayers
Tommy
Cant, muvver," said Tommy
But you must" she insisted.
All right" he answered YEARLY,
tna went through his simple prayer.
ending with this
And bless the circus. and the
clowns, and the animals-bless 'em.
Lord, but don't let 'em get away.
Amen. ."-Baltlmore Sun.