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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Forty Years Ago, 1878.

The music of the Mineral Point and
Washburn bands. at the fair was so
near equal that the judges thought best
to divide the premium.
The ninth annual fair of the South
western Wisconsin Industrial Associ-
alton opened with most fiattering pros
poets. Weather was delightful and en-
tries numbered more than ever before.
Displays of products of our farming
country and of industry and art sur
passed any that has ever been shown in
the west, outside of state fair.
During the hustle and confusion of
Thursday evening, DR.. j. W. Odgers,
dentist, quietly went to Darlington and
was married to Miss Cora Hill of that
place.
The people call for per cent bonds
faster than the government can print
them.
The yellow fever plague in the south
maintains its fatality with undated
fury.
A telephone company has besn incor-
porated in Baltimore with capital of
$4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Fifty Years Ago, 1868.

A young mems Tanners club was or
ganized in this city Saturday evening.
Fifty names were enrolled and uni
forms provided at once for that number.
Sidney E. Shepherd was chosen Cap
tain.
Married, in this city, on the 9th inst,
by Rev. James Lawson, Mr.. G. w. Lieu
rance and Miss Susie Thomas, both of
this city.
On Monday night fire occurred on the
premises of Geo w. Stroug of Mifflin,
destroying aquanity of flax and thresh-
ing machine.
Married, in this city. on the 9th inst,
by Rev. James Lawson, Mr.. Richard
Odgers to Mrs. Grace Barker, both of
Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Twenty-Five Years Ago, 1898.

The marriage of August Ellingcn,
formerly of this city, now of GAINESVILLE,
to Miss Sarah Morris of Beloit is an
nounced.
The numbered of tramps roaming
round the country is alarming.
This portion of the country is parch-
ing and cracking in the September sun.
1t is difficult to name time when
there was more dust and dryer pastures.
Hon. Moses Nj. Strong, who has been
president of the Wisconsin State Bar
since it was formed, has resigned the
position.
Milton, infant son of DR.. G. w.
and Clara Field, died at Thor. Iowa,
Sunday and the body was brought to this
city for burial Tuesday.
Chickens thieves are getting desper-
ately bold in this city.
Just before going to press, news was
received that John NJ. Hales had died in
Milwaukee, whittier he went last
Wednesday,
Our city schools opened last Monday.
Fully six hundred scholars are enrolled.
VIM. Pascoe was crushed to death
in mine short distance from this city
on Thursday.
The conference of the p. M. church
terminated Tuesday evening. Improved
to be a gathering of earnest workers
for the cause of Christianity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12

A cement walk is to be laid in front
of the Meunster property on High street.
Rev. w. w. Hurd has been appoint
ed pastor of the NJ Il. church in this city.
Nicholas Kinsman died at bis farm
home, about four miles southwest Of
this city, on Sept. 9Th.
Our city schools opened Monday with
a large attendance.
The special services at the p. M.
church last Sunday proved very interest
ing and drew large crowds, Rev. Jenk-
in Lloyd Jones Of Chicago preached
morning and evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12

The public schools opened Monday
with 142 enrolled in the high school.
For nearly forty years. Mr.. j. Z.
Hankins has been connected with the
choir Of the 2. M. church, and leader
for more than thirty years. His resign
alton az leader is accepted with regret
and the church presented him a fine
leather chair TO show appreciation for
his services.
The u. S. Hotel, under the manage
ment of Perry w. Atkinson, didn't
prove winner financially and he threw
up the sponge Monday. In consequence
several creditors are likely to 90 short.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
FROM me TRIBUNE FILES


The Iowa county teachers institute
viii be held in this city in October, com
mencing on the 18th.
The eighth annual state fair for Wis
eonsin is to be held at Madison, COM
mencing on the 4th of October.
Married on the 10th inst, at Argyle,
by Rev. A. |. Thurston, Mr.. VIM. II.
Uren and Miss Sarah A. RisIey, all of
the above place.
Upon petition, a sidewalk is ordered
constructed on the east side of Commerce
street, from High street to the depot of
the Minera Point Il. r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Air Leakage
from Buildings

The Effect of Air Leakage Fuel Consumption
was discussed by the American Society of Heating and
Nentating Engineers at their December meeting Points
of interest developed included the following
The average window or door has free opening a.
round its sides directly connected with outdoors, and
about twenty feet in length The width of this opening
is usually such that its total area is about the size of
brick In other words, each window door is equiva.
lent to hole the size of brick Single, directly
doors. When there is wind, this condition is so
serious, but when the wind blows the effect is great
Heretofore people have assumed that it was necessary
to thus protect the north side only but exhaustive
have shown, with wind from the north that the lee
ward side south side of the house. suction
ated thus causing outflow of heat through the cracks
in the windows and corresponding heat loss due
flow loss of air going out. Air leakage there
and outflow on leeward side due partial vacuum
and air expansion Both have corresponding effect
the loss of heat and this shows the allacy of putting
storm sash on only part of the house.
Warm air expands in all directions and the expansion
of warmed air in the building will keep out most of the
cold draughts until the wind rises above six miles per
hour On the other hand the wind blowing around and
over building causes suction partial vacuum on
the sheltered sides of buildings and this suction pulls
panded is trying to escape just as it would from hot
air balloon and is assisted by the suction action of the
outside wind the result being that the heat loss the
sheltered side, window for window and door for door
will be about 20 per cent greater than the loss the
exposed side due the suction action above mentioned
Storm sash and doors on the entire house
will practically eliminate this loss.
Mineral Point Lumber Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12

Kenneth, aged or years, young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chad Harker,
died at their Waldwick home last Sun
day burial Tuesday. The bereaved
have the sympathy of large circle Of
friends.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12

The Dorcas Society will hold pantry
sale at ZweifeI Bros store on Saturday,
Sent. Ia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Mineral Point Public Service Co.

After thorough hearing,
of Wisconsin has ordered furnished
Mineral Point Public
X. net14
For X w H. month.
For the K W. H. month.
K. nett
For all K w H.
Net applies when bills
month following that which rendered.
Minimum monthly bill
these will
OF
The higher than which
they voluntarily reduced by the
While raising
labor,
and its credit
confident creditors will n
sincerely conditions will change to Company
before long reduce
To the
particularly Company contemplating the purchase Of electrical
of shutting pn-t
will be
and will and
fullest degree.
Respectfully submitted,
MINERAL POINT PUBLIC SERVICE
By John {. Meners President.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Broueh, From s. Dakota for Burial

The remains of Mrs. VIM. Whtford
Of Nortonyille, S. Dakota. were brought
hither for burial in the Waldwick Gem
etery, which took place Tuesday.
Mrs. Whitford was but little more
than 30 years of age. 1t is only brief
span of time, few years at most. that
this estimable woman left here with
her husband in the vigor of youth with
the future holding out bright prospects.
Deceased was formerly Miss fersha
Pile, daughter of James Pile, formerly
Of Waldwick. She leaves her husband.
a son and week old daughter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Suffering from Auto Accident.

While Daniel Lee, wife and daughter
were returning to this city last Friday
in their auto, they met with serious
accident, due to to defect in the steer
ing gear. The car plunged to the side
of the road throwing Mrs. Lee and
daughter violently against the back of
front seat, cutting and burising both
of them about the throat and face. We
understand they are recovering from
their injuries.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Skarby ma dnie
mOrZa.

w nurtach rzeki Sw. Wawrzyh-
ca W Kanadzie spoczywa od kilku
miesiecy parowiec Empress OF
Ireland. Bedzie on w niedlugim
czasie wydobyty; Z jednej strony
bowiem wydobycie statku i CEN
nych koSztowuoSci w MIN spo-
czywajacych ME przedstawi1
zbyt wielkich trudnoSci, a Z dru-
giej kadlub zatonietego parowca
musi bye uSuniety, inaczej bo-
wien podczaS niSkiego stanu wo-
dy professionally niebezpieczen-
stwo dla innych statk6w. En-
press Of Ireland" ley zaledwie
jake 80 metrow pod zwiercia-
diem rzecznem, (Na pokladzie
nieszczesnego statku znajdowaia
sic, jak donosza dzienniki polskie
re Stanow Zjednoczonych, take
garstka Polak6w. Gazety podaja
nastepujace polskie nazwiska: I
Detroit (Michigan) Piotr Paw
lowski, Andrzej Boska, Stan. WIKI
torski, Wiktor Szepski, NJ. Pho
trowicz; z Duluth minnesota ;
Jan Kowalski. Czy zostal Z Mich
kto uratowany, pisma amerykan-
skie MIA podaja.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Urygnialna KoIej
Miejska.

Potrzeby wielkomiejskiej komuni-
Sacyi stawiaja technikom trudne "a
dania do rozwiazania. Omnibusy
tramEaje ME So w stanie zadosyG u
CzyniC potrZebom ruchu we wielkich
s~to!icach, gdzie W pewnych godzi-
naca trzeba przewiezG masy ludzi z
krancow miasta, hub nawet z okolic,
do zgrupowanych zwykle W centrum
mieisc zarobkowania: cd dose daw-
Ia jIz musiano zwrocic sic do budo-
Wy srecyalnych lin:i kolejowych, mo-
g2cych przenosit wieksze iloSci pasa-
zer6w z jednego kranca miasta ma
Crugi, a wobec przeciazenia ulic ru-
CHI, M pieszym, koiowym ftp. pociagi
k%olejowe. przedstawiajace re wzsle-
du ma ich szybkoSc / mase, wielkie
niebezpieczenstwo ola ~otoczenia, mu.
siano podnieSc ponad potion .ulicy,
Tub tez schowac pod ziemie.
Pierwsza kolej podziemna z Mast
europejskich wybudowal Londyn W
1861 r. Byla to kolej parowa, re
wszystkiemi jej wadami, dymem, sa-
dza, kt6re W tunelu daja sic ogrom-
ME nieprzyjemnie odczuwaC. Kolej
ia byla opuszczona stosunkowo ME
gleboko pod potion ulic, by}a vice
krepowana w kierunku swym fun
damentami wiekszych gmach6w O.
raz Tamiza; gdy vice, pred kilku-
nastu laty odczuto zn6w potrEebe
stworzenia novel sieci k~omunikacyj-
nej, zdecydowano sic ma opuszczenie
toru znacznie nizej, DO do 100 stop
pod potion ulic, a vice ma glebokosc,
gdzie swobodnemu wyborowi kie-
runku mic juz ME stale ma przeszko-
die: ami ~fundamenty Westminster,
ami koryto Tamizy.
Gieologiczne 'podioze Londynu
sprzyjalo takiemu projektowi - Lon
dyn stoi ma poteznej warstwie sliny.
Jednakze koszt budowy przeprowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08

Giebokosc oceanu, gdzie diva
lata temu zatonai ,,Tytanik" jest
nierownie wieksza, DO wynosi O.
koio 3 tvs. metrow. A przecie
mySl wydobycia ,,Tytanika" wraz
Z lego milionowymi skarbami ME
dale umyslom ludzkim spokoju.
Niedawno temu jeden z uczo-
nych amerykahskich oglosi} Swia
tn projekt wydobycia ,,Tytanika"
"a pomoca olbrzymich magnesow
/ przyholowania go pod woda do
Nowego Gorku. Podobne MARIE
MA ME urzeczywistnia sic jednak,
prawdopodobnie nigdy, DO jak til
w trzechkilometrowej glebinie
szukac statku, ktory mogt zostac
pradem ponieSiony w znaczna
gdZleS odle9foSC, alOo, Kto VIE,
czy ,,Tytanik" pod c%iSnieniem
trzechkilometrowego slupa wod-
nego ME zwinaf sic, mimo stall l
opancerzenia, jak papier?
Swiezo Z powodu zatoniecia pa
rowca kanadyjskiego zajeia sic
prasa zagraniczna skarbami ma
dnie mora, Doc oceany polkne}y
jrz niezliczone bogactwa. Stad
tez czerpiemy pare ponizszych
morskich oPowiadan:
Pare tygodni temu znaleziono
zaglowiec angielski nMarlbo-
rough, kt6ry jeszcze w roku
1890, wyjechawszy z Novel, Ze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
'StaGye RehutacVnG %
ATmii Po|skiej " Chi
cago 0ko|icy'
CENTRUM Mr.. z, KWATERA
1909 n. Ashland ave.

CENTRUM Mr.. z, KWATERA
1900 n. Ashland ave.
X. j. Wiechecki, Officer Rekrut.
Maks. Szubert, Sierzant.
Lekarze: DIR. A. Pietrzykowsk -
1O-12 pred poludniem.
DIR. L. SzumkOwski, - 3-4 po pol.
DR.. b. Klarkowski - 40 popoi.
DR.. A. Balcerzak, 10 popol.
DZIELNICA TROJCOWO:
Kwatera Zwiazku Wojsk Polskich.
1114 Milwaukee ave.
w. j. Andrzejewski. sierzant.
DZIELNICA TOWN OF LAKE:
Sala i'm. ~Siowack1ego, PREY rOgu
ulic 4Smej | Paulina.
A. Miller, s%ierzant.
DR.. f.. j. Lownik.
DZIELNICA SOUTH CHICAGO:
.Sala p%arafialna Niep. oPcz. n. NJ. p.
Commercial j SSma ul.
p. OIech, sierzant.
LekarZe: - DR.. II. Lenard.
DIR. j. A. Stefahski.
DZIELNICA BRIDGEPORT:
Lokal pnr. 3135 S. Morgan I'll.
S. Balinski, sierzant.
DIR. NJ. G.. Coy.
DZIELNICA WOJCIECHOWO L AN
NOWO:
Lokal pnr. 1919 w. 17ta I'LL.
Ignacy Frasz, sierzant.
Lekarze: - DIR. Z. Napieralskl.
DR.. A. GAIA.
DZIELNICA KAZIMIERZOWO:
Lekarze: - DIR. S. w. Parowski.
DR.. j. II. Luczak.
DZIELNICA KENSINGTON I So
sIEDNIE DZIEiNICE:
Lokal PREY roku ulic 11Sej / Indiana
ave..
Jak6b Bzdek.
DIR. LaZarSki.
DZIELNICE CHICAGO HEIGHTS:
Sokolnia PREY Shield ul.
Il. Skuha.
SUBCENTRUM Mr.. .. Ma LAKE co.
Gary. Ind. 1905 Broadway
s. Wiosihski, Observation-Disclosures.
EAST CHICAGO, md:
Jan Krupa.
HAMMOND, md, HOFFMAN !
STATE LINE:
j.. Swierczek.
DR.. r. O. OstrOwslii.
WHITING, ND:
Lokal pnr. 933 Schrage ave.
J. DOstatny.
INDIANA HARBOR, md:
A. Krajewski.
DR.. L.. Ostrowslli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08

masy, i Madame tel masie znacznego
przyspieszenia, wymaga bardZo Zna-
cznego nakiadu energii. Kazdy laik
moze to stwierdziC W tramwaju elek-
tryCznym: PREY ruszaniu WOzu z miej
sea lampki zarowe, oSwietlajace w6z,
przygasaja - najlepsza oZnaka te-
go, re motor zuzyl ma ruszenie Z
miejsca lyle energii, IL sieC zasilaja-
ca dopiero pc chwili mogla wyr6w-
nae ten ubytek | 'Gmpki napowr6t
zaSwiecily zwyklym blaskiem.
Ia pOczatkowa Geese rucau w no.
wei kolei przedstawia sic korzystnie,
gdyz ma poczatkowy rozped uzywa sic
ciezaru wlasnego pociagu, puszcza-
JAG go pc pochylni.
Podczas pe}ne2o ruchu maszyna
pociagowa ma do przezwyciezenia
tylko ~tarcie, oraz oD6r powietrza;
tego o%statniego czynnika ME nalezy
lekcewazyG, jakby sic to z pozoru
moglo zdawaC. Op6r powietrza jest
wielkoscia zmienna i ro$nie bardzo
szybko wraZ re zwiekszeniem szyb-
koSci pociagu, Tub co ma jedno wyj-
die, z wiatrem wiejacym w ,,oczy"
lokomotywy; dose powiedzieG, re ma
rrzezwyciezenie oporu. jaki stawia
powietrze latarn!. umieszczonej ma
przedzie lokomotywy, trzeba, jak wy
kazaly pr6by. PREY szybkosci pociagu
$50 kim. - As koni parowych.
w tenn STADIUM duchu nova kolej
jest pod wzgledem zuzycia rergii W
tenn samem polozeniu co i kazda in
ma.
NajprzykrzeSza dla mechanika jest
ostatnia faza ruchu, zatrzymanie pO-
ciagu pred stacya. Me dose BOWEN,
re trzeba stracit ca1y juz nabyty roz-
ped, lecz Jest sic zmuszonym "a po-
moca hamulca sztucznie p~owiekszac
tarcie i psuG sobie W ten spos6b "a
rowno szyny, jak obrecze k6l i szcze-
XII hamulca.
W TEN STADIUM nova kOlej be-
die W polozeniu pomySlniejszem; ME
| bedzie niszczyla nabytej szybkoSci
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lecz zuzyje caiy
| sw6i rozped ma wydostanie sic pc pO-
chylni ma gore.
w sumie wiec to wznoszenle sic
ma odmiane nurkowanie poclagoW
| ME bedz:e zbyt drogo k~osztowa1o.
T~eoretycznie nawet ME powinno mic
kosztowat, DO zysk energii ruchu,
zdobyty PREY opuszczaniu sic z CORY
ma dol. powinien wynagrodziG strate
tel energii PREY podnoszeniu sic ma
gore; ~niestety jednak temu wyroW-
naniu stoi ma przeszkodzie przeklete
| tarcie, kt6re zniszczyfo juz lyle pick
nych marzeh o ,%,perpetuum mobi--
le". Owe tarcie sprawia, IL pociag ze-
suwajacy sic pc pochylni ME osiagnie
calkowitej szybkoSci, jakaby z roz-
nicy poziom6w wynikaia, a nastep-
ME PREY podnoszeniu sic do CORY,
zuzyje wiecej energii, nizby to z je-
60 ciezaru ~wypadaio. Obie tie r6znice
bedzie musiai nadrobiG motor, ktory
lax wiadomo, darmo ME pracuje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08

landyi i wiozac z soba wielkie "a
pasy mrozonego miesa, bez Sladu
zaginaI. Ma zaglowcu znalczionC
p szkieletow marynarzy. Mime
tax dlugiego blakania sic zaglo,
wca pc morzu, okret przedStawia
dose wysoka wartoSc i jest nies}y-
chanym iupem Towarzystwa ase,
kuracyjnego, ktore statek ten IL,
Wazalo "a %StracOny. Ale take
niespodzianki dose rzadko stosulI
koWo sic ~zdarzaja.
Pewnego razu zakupila "a )
tvs. rubli znana w Melbourne fir
ma kadlub francuskiego okretu
Jean Bart, ktory podczas groz-
nej bury, w drodze miedzy Ant
werpiq a Australia rozbi} sic W
poludniowej Australia.
Podczas licytacyi znajdujacegc
sic jeszCze ia dnie morza rozbite,
go okretu, w walce L wieloma
antwerpskimi spekulantami uda,
10 sic firmie Wrilten przelicyto-
wac wSpolzawodnikow. Ale caly
SWAT poczal sobie kpic Z kupc6w.
Ijakoby kadlub rozbitego okretu
stosunkowo "a wysoka kupili &c,
ne. Jednakowoz srogo sic zawie-
dziono. Albowiem gdy przepro-
wadzono odpowiednie prace
szczatki okretu wydobyto ma
5wiatIo dzienne, okazalo sic, &c
ME ca}y ladunek ulegl z~niszcze-
n:u i re szkoda jest tylko ~czeScio-
wa i stosunkowo niewielka, tax
e okret w przeciagu so dni ma,
prawiono / jake odnowiony sprze,
dano "a 100 tvs. RIB,
OczywiSc;e ~antwerpscy agcnc:
bardzo sic ten nadspodziewa-
nym rezultatem zmartwili, wi,
dzac. re szczeSliwsi Cd Mich kon-
kurenci tax znakomity zrobili in
teres.
Podobnie szczeSliwq spekula.
eye przeprowadzono rowniez I
kadfubem okretu pred kilkoma
laty. gdy z~atona} okret, ktory
wi6zi Z SODA ladunek cennych O.
braz6w. Gdy kadiub ten oddanc
ma licytacye, ME bylo zadnego a.
matora. w kohcu zdarzylo sic, re
znajdujacy sic przypadkowo ne
licytacyi majtek, ktory - jak pi'
sally dzienniki angielskie W ter
dzien nieco zaduzo zagladat dc
kufla. ofiarowai wszystkie swe o,
szczednoSci w wysokoSci l,5O(
rrbli i kadlub ten kupii.
Skoro otrzezwii sic. byl wpros'
zrozpaczony, gdy zrozumia}, &C
uczynil w Stanie podchmielonym
Mimo to ME pozostalo mu mic in
nego, jak kazat kadiub ten Z dina
morskiego. wyciagnac. Ale kt6;
moze opisaG szalona radosc mary.
narza, gdy Z okretu wydobyto zu'
pelnie niezniszczone obrazy
Szczesliwy posiadacz sprzedai j
natychmiast "a sumo 100 tvs. RIB
Wogole ma dnie morskiem Una
duje sic Gala masa zatopionycl
okret6w, ale rzadko kto decyduj'
sic narazac ma nader wielkie ko
szta wydobycia szczatk6w, ponie
waz jest zupelnie naturalna RE
CA, re caiy iadunek najczescie
ulega zniszczeniu wskutek dzia
lama woody morskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08

tel k0lei OeQZle mar lyIhO JeuHd
szyne: kola kazdego wagonu W licz-
! bic szeSciu, umieszczone beda W je-
dnej linii wzdiuz Srodkowej podluz-
nej linii wagonu, a kazde z k6i be-
| die pedzone osobnym motorem elek-
trycznym, umieszcZonym ma osi koia
Ia dolna szyna bedzie niOsla caly Gle
| Ear woz6w. natomiast W gorze tune
lu bedzie umocowana druga szyna,
| kierujaca. zabezpieCzajaca wagon cd
wywr6cenia sic ma box. w tym celu
ma g6rze wagonu. rowniez Wzdiuz
| iego %podluznej, Srodkowej linii umie-
szczono diva kola z wystajacemi z o.
bu stron obreczy obrzezami. ujmuja-
cemi miedzy SODA gorna, kierujaca
szyne.
Ruch ma tel novel kolei bedzie sic
odbywal W n~astepujacy spos6b: re
stacyi. DO przejSciu %kr6tkiego pozio-
mn stacyjnego. pociag rusza Villas
nym ciezarem W dol i PREY spadku
| : : osiaga znaczna szybkosc edo
80 kim, ma godzine) PREY bardzo
malej pomocy re strony motorow;
tym rozpedem, oraz siIa p~uszczonych
w ruch otor6w %przebywa przestrzen
pozioma i wznosi sic ma pochyfa ro-
wnie pred n%astepna stacye. OdWr6-
como vice tn kota ogonem "a
Mast przewozic pasazer6w windami
do pocisgu nakazano pociagowi wy
chylaG sic "a kazdym razem z gle
biny i zn6w dawac nurka pod ziem1e.
Interesujace jest, jak wiele enersii
mechanicznej bedzie zuzywai tego
rodzaju ruch.
Prey popedzie pociag6w nalezy
rozr6znit try stadya: p~uszczanie
pociagu w ruch i Madame MI pew
nei szybkoSci, dalej utrzymanie tel
osiagnietej szybkosci, i wreszcie, "a
hamowanie pociagu pred stacya.
] Puszczenie poc!agu W ruch, to Sna-
czy pokonanie bezwladno$ci jego
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
STOCKS RECOVER BUT
TONE REMAINS DULL
Interest CcntCrs n war Nrv.
Which Throws Iattic lisuJ uu
Course OT lNUut-

NEW YORK Nrrf I" s.....
made substantial ruDulO... I."..
from their extreme a,ruU.I.. ..
the previous session '.' f.. f...
remained dull lui'',a. H..U ....
tered lu the War u,NH winch f...N
little light ON the ouur-, pl ,...f"
across the water
The markets iuWda',N condition
was clearly demonstrated nF IHr 'lau
with which standard tn1iss 9'lnl
n ON occasional pressure. 4 frN
.spcClaltles WCro fairly active UHf
their movements ELECTED nD public.
interest. iails were sluggish Iut
firm. equipments gain tU - puIo's
with Cuppcrs, motors ami oils .Nul
shippings hardened after hesitation.
Spccialties we're featured ON Indus.
trial alcohol and uistIllrrs. The latter
leading the market at Jn cN,rrw"
gain OF 3 J-S points Sales amount.
ed to 2l5.00O shares
General news from the prucrgt
Of the ibcrty loan drive aud pros.
pective placing u( large government
contracts for railway equipment was
mostly negative and without bearing
upon Nalucs.
In the market fot foreign rowit-
tanccs an unusual Development was
the scarcity Of exchange on spain
attributed to the enlarged trade np-
erations OF London and lHriV with
that country
The usuai irrcEuar'ly extending
to international issues was manifest
ed by the bond market the Liberty
division waN0G slight gains the
total Gales at par value aRE''t'l'H
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
THIRTY MEN NOW ON
TULSA TRACK SQUAD
Attention 10 Starting and Mile Relay
Given; Half Mile Run in
Fast Time.

Again the track men OF Tulsa high
school showed great form In their
workouts and followers OF the team
arc predicting victory when the Tri-
angular meet iE held at Okmulgee
Saturday, April 20
Yesterday. special attention to
starting, the hurdles and half mile
run was given by Coach clayton.
Tho half mile was run In two min
utes and thirty seconds, excellent
time for this time OF the year. The
mile relay was run In four minutes
10 seconds Coach clayton expects
to clip IS seconds of that mark by
next saturday.
Howell, WandlinR. Nicholson,
Holmes, Dixon and Mccullough
were wording on the pole vault
Contrary To- first expectations. the
team will not be so weak in field
events Howell, Dixon. Mcconnell
and Bates were showing splendid
form on tho high Jump. Byars,
Dixon, Howell and Wandlng all
showed good IN hurting the jAvelin.
Carson, Howell Bates. Garter.
hughes Poe and Dixon we're put
thru long hurdle practice and
thelr work brought iov to the fans
over ihiry men were out for prac-
tse and by Monday the entire squad
OF two score athletes is expected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Bill Hollander Making
Good With Oakland Nine

Billy Hollnndrr, shortstop on the
Fort Smith Western association club
last year and one OF the most popu-
lar hs we'll as stars OF the league.
a. making good with the IuR,lrl
Ciuh Of the Pacific Coast league
hilla many friends will be glad to
learn Of tho little inflelder's success
speaking Of Hollander. an Oak
Ihnd paper says: billy Honandrr
returned to the game today after
several days absence due 10 a
sprained ankle and the Oak inficld
VIII feel a little more self-confldent
WIN Hollander at shortstop."