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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13

GrH 6ritc2 NcAinH.
Tir Gcit Gomitcn iauAtcn iAon
am &nrulittnN I'M Eorf uu llnO lilbrz
ten ibrc Nlmftioncn 10 uortrcfiIid
oua. 0aB 0oa Srit ofort nit 0clnGln.
trciicn ser NEuiicnfiuOcr lcincn ?ln
fonN ncbncn Gonntc. &cbtcrc frbrcn
flr} nuh I llhr in cincnl SpHiaI-
MuNdou upm 9initult2 Sehll0c al
Ger NliaQlttbitrnBc ub lul0 untiIlirtcn
iih bCrcit@ ludhrcn0 Der Nahrt 0lrd)
Die id0nc WcQcn0 icnicit2 pom S1iAb.
lunOtopn. S1r. Mnrl ShnliC0, 0cr
Nulaputcr Der NuItolt, 0ciicm @ottlu
Grou Gpu ShnlicO, iouic Die $50. II.
NJ 9totbcr, HIrrtin Sdgcr, MnL&mIs
lchn luI0 &ohn Sobunnclcn ilbcrnnhs
men Oic GiibrlnA Der Sinner Nm
GiuNunlr jum 9tiucr &iclu Eort
murtctc bcrcita Sor. Niortin Nicpcr.
oird, Ser 6citlcitcr, nit Dem G'rIolb.
niBidlcin lilr 0cn ircicn Ncilld) alter
ScbrltalnilroiNfcitcn }um G'lplonG.
,}ucrlt pur0cn Oic &in0cr nad) Ocnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13

,3ulpt Rcitalront lcIeitct 100 ibncn
Euttrrbro0c mo Niilcb ucru6reiht
murOcu Gie ioNlrcihclr Scbcn@.
uilroiNfcitcu. luie 9loccr Gip. Gar.
rouiic( @orftGcntcr II l. IL. murocn
ilf Siurln Acuonulct uno Idltca(Sc.
lIdtcr mo Subelu bcuiciel lpobI,
oub iih oic 3Icinrn ichy Ntt ouiliir'
ten. SpitCr Nub ca cine lucitcre Gr-
iriid,lnQ in Gorn pon GiScrcme lluo
Hud'cn mo Damn iitbrtcu 0ic anu
ben ul0 OidOdcn uor Dem NilIlf 10,
utauu uno Nunpt Heitallrdnt llntcr
ser %citnng Oc@ Sllrnlehrcr2 aurl
NoOen6uWg acllcinidloitIide 6ontel-
iblngen ans. UeId)c beiuieieU. 0dB
nih im Ieiltidcn @diicnbouie Die
(urnerei ltram1l betrie6en miro, nno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13

2cutjhcu morclt itul} olr Den prdd)s
tiacn Gil0rld Den 0ic 30dIinAc lb'
rcr @icbliuaa }Initnlt bcrporricIcu.
Ger Mcbc0ttua.
Ger 9c0Cuftt2 bc1uln Aeaelt ect@
llbr luo mlrnc non Der Eort t=aupctlc
cindclcitct. lueldr Oua %ir0 uomStcr-
nrubnnucr itehcn0 lnl0 cntbloBtcn
Nuuptc3 ipicItc Nod cncm @e-
iouNaportrdq Der Naiienfiu0cr lang
Scr ,Wcrmuniu Uldnnerdlor" init
N1iilic uou AGitQlic0crl On0Crcr Der
cine oGua 0elltithc %ie0" CEreiS-
Competition jml 2&cttbemcr6 fiir ocn
pom ocltlhcn aoiIcr AeItiftctcn
Erri2) bon Fctcr TubbinOcr Ter
bcrr.idc lprtroa 0icice %ic0ca brnd)
tc Oic &crionlneltcn in aehobcnc sSc-
itc2ItinunuH, ml0 oI2 Ncrr Grnlt
SdmciBcr, Ger Erdiiocnt 0c@ @ai-
icnhuu3 2irrcina portrdt plr0c er
nit loutcm ,<ubcl enlpilnNcn
0rn. z d)nrciBcr'@ 9luiprudc. c.
&r. ShmciBcr mari crit cincuEIif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13
NintCrlucttcr.

@ilminNtom Gel. II. Mai.
- gllls 0cnt ultCrcn lGeilc 0e2
Stnotea Gcluu0rc luuroc ncittrn BE-
id,tct, Oob iid III Der lcbtcr giodlt
Sis pon Der Gidc elmer 9)ielierflinAe
qcbilbct hot. iturtcr tSrpit Den (Srrno
beoctc, uno o1b man bciiirdItc, ooIj
Die Sbifcrnte. Die lonlatcn llnO uicic
Sel0irildtc culitIdlcn Sda0trl Ae'
nomnlcn bobcn. Gus @ctter, mcId,cs
pl6slid mmiflnl mar bos fcltcitc,
meldes icit %dhrcn I'M oieie Snbrc5
ssit IN Icluluurc erlebt puroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13

Vaifc sur Oiciic in's ausInnb bcisrst
6. Naine, gfr. 413, Cit.Naltimpres Str,
nabe Gnitpm Spnie. Anenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13
9tudD feinc 9lntluUrt.

Wpuucrncur %ohllion Uuu Gullior
nirn bat ullf boa (ciclrumm uont
Stuot3, Sctret0r uoM fcmc Gr
wioerlmg 9cNcbCn. Ger Mort
Iolt oea iaponiiNcn |rotcitca
nidt uer6ficntliclt
y q | binGtou. ~. Ntui. -
Gic 9lbnlilliItruton uArtCtr bis hrlltH
9lbCnb prrQchlid) uuf cine 2InhuorT
@nuucrncur <<obulou'a AMI Ou2
acitriNc ScIcNroum oc5 Stoat3,
Sctrctdra Hrpon uclhc5 i'm crild,
tc. Die Don Der Goliloruicr %cNi2lnhlr
pailirtc %anberucrba Bill 5ll uctircr
lrnb 0cnl. Staata Gcpurtcmcut Nc'
lcAcnbcit i'll gcbcn mll 0lpIonlutI-
Id)cm McQc 0ic IN GruNc itchcuOen
Gro6lcmc III loirn. >Mn Qrpiiirn Mrci-
len battc man crluartct 0a6 hclItc Der
Wprtlallt 0e2 IapuniIdlcn Rrotctc@
bctnunt NcNcbc1 mcrOcn miir0c; nbCr
nnicbcillcnb fnncn Die &canlten 81
Der llcbcr5clNlna Oab cine Ncror
fcntlidlrn1 jr 0icirr 3cit mr bic lin.
tcrhonollmNcn ltllAiultiN bccInfllIIcn
f0nntc.
Staota Scfrctir Nrpol modtc ca
flnr, OuB 0oa Staota. lcpnrtencnt.
faIla @ouucruclr rSobnIpn Ole fruN-
lihc Scgialotion pcr50Nern miro, 6
lntcrncbnlcn miro, uui 0iplonlatl-
ihcn @cAC nit Der japalIdcn Ne
Nirrlng bc5ilNlidl bca Rcdlta Der 2IlIa
timber jlm Solocrlperb in GnlifOr-
nicn cin GilpcrIt1nDnil 81 rr}iclCn.
gSn2 0na Stdnta- Nrpurtrnlrnt iii'
Den Nali III tbun Ac0cntt, 0uB Guli
furnicn Die &prIteulm0cn ser 2lomi
niItrntlon lmbcripfiidtiNt lniicn miro,
barilbcr polltc ith $1r Nruon bclltc
llldlt 0lBcrll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13

Ocn uuf DER Nuhue itcheuoct Sdn.
germ N Imo iulte Damn: Gicie Sellt'
den hO1cu . lcidter; lie lclcn eS bon
ibrcn ]'otcu ab. %dl itcbc uber Dor
%bucu mo iot iprcdlcu ohuc Onb Id
inn 1ciirc uou Fotru bin. IS lit mir
cine ardrc Gbre, 5te bicr I'M 9ioluen
orr 1@olitntinocr begriiBen III f0n-
ncn uu0 Is III mir cine grpbe Srcn-
Sc. bier iijr Sic 2iu0er ipreheu II
f0nncu Ehr beutige9 Gri6eincu lit
io5lriaacn ser 2onf iiir uliere Mr.
belt Der mir ms nit Suit lnlO Sicbe
lpiOntu. sir tSbren jaIlreidlen Ne-
iud luiicu Sic mid ocn Gonf nlls-
iprchclr SGaS aibt es ldloncreS int
Seben. ais 9SpbItbdtiafeit " iibeu
(Tsprtictung iiebe brittle Seitey
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13
Dit Dranota&tl.
Sic cngliidcn Snifra=
grttcn i6mingcn tic.
Gin ncuer 0Spmbenntten=
tatssScrimb.

Der rihtct iid icBt ac1cn Oic Eor
lamcnta- lfitNlic0cr Der lriihcn
liationaliitcn Eartri. - Sic pcr
ocn iilr Den 6oQ Scr ,Srulen
ltilnIrccbta Niu ucranhunrtlid)
dchnltcu. llmiulicnOc ,}eritG
rmlNa-GonpoNnc III Gublin Nc-
plant.
Sonoon. 12. Mai. - llntcr Der
NcranOn Oca Nupillona Oea %inlpa-
iiel0 (cnnia Clubs in Surrep uur0e
bciltc cine NoQcnnIoihinc clrtOcft
Cine Wien1c uon Sltffrogcttcn Sitc.
rutur ucrrictb Die SbdterIrHcn.
Ncim Nrnn0 itiftungas
mcrf.
Hon0pm -. Wioi. - Cine Der
Nrunoitiitcr Nnnocn Der fricQrri.
'hcn Sllifragcttcn bcNinA Den
EiinaltllontuQ, luclhcr bier ula al
gcneincr SciCrtnN bCobndItct mir0.
0oOurdL 0nB iic Ola Nonptduorticr
ora Nottin0hom Boot Clubs om llfcr
Oca 6lulica Srtnt nicocrbra1ntc.
Gua 0CbGllhC. il ucldlCm iidl piclc
pcrtbpollc Hennbpotc nnO nnOcrc
1Sobr5eupc bcian0cn. lulrOe u0lig
5trit0rt. Ser &crllllt miro utf $40,
0O0 gcid,GBt
2ic Eolijci jlpciielt nid)t OnrnL
onb Oic Shnn0tbat Don 0cn WohI
lucibcrn pcriibt mur0e. Grci Ectros
iclmfnnncn lnb elm Srnucnhnt ulr
OCn in Der 9idht Der Nran0ltGttc &c
illn0en.
Wcnmtc Der Wiiolnn0 @ohn cmpiin.
gen hClltc cinen ononpmcn @ricl,
lpclthcr ioatc: IS lit ncinc Eflidt
Sic 81 ilforllirclL 0uB III rllllAcy
So0cn ein ucr5mciicltcr 9ltt ucrllldt
lpCr0cn miro. I'M cincn GrprcB5u1
Der bouptlinic 5lnl GntAlcilcn jll
brinAcl."
Gic Nnbn-9lutoritdlcn ino nidt
gtncigt, ocll &rici crnit 5ll nchmcL
trcifcn ubcr 0of gcwiic &prlicbta
nnBrc9cln.
3crit0runN3 Gumpo0neln
GublinAcplont.
Gnblim f.. Mni - Gle fiiris
lichcn Cpcrotionen Der anlnpisSuf-
IruNctten lit nndI Der <SnIorlllotlolL
uclcbc Der bicliger Fnli5ei lulr0c, al.
acblid) mlr cin &or11llfer Der 3erlt0.
rings Gnnlpogne, lpeldc Die @nbl.
pciber in Gublin ula cincn Erotclt
gcNcll Die SooltllnN Der 9totionullltcn
0ca Enrlanlclta Acgcniibcr Der tSroll
cnitillnrcdta @i4 5ur GitrcIiilb.
rllg III bringcn plunCn Sic hoItcl
0ic NntionnliItcn filr 0ic 9iic0crluge
Der 9'lll pcrontluortlld).
g&ic t2rlnlltct, iilO pon GngIuno
cinigc iodpcritGnoigc @ronOItiftcrlll-
ncn ipcjicu iiir ben 3lucf nod) bier
Gcriibcr gctommen, lun 0iclCn lbell
ser Golnpognc 5u leitcn. Ictcftps
ilbcrIuuben oieic fricgcriid)cn Mobl.
pcibcr allis id0riitc, 1t. GclItc 9lbcnO
mur0en bcionoere GnriidtsnloBrcq IN
}uln Shutc bon Sbeotcrll, Wtulifbol-
len lto @nn0elbiloer lbcotcr &c.
troficn.
COB fiir Er0iibcnt @il . rs
Srie0ens &0cr.
Enria, II. Moi. - Ger 9tntio.
nolc lSrieoens Gon1reB uooptiric
hclltc 9tnd)nlittog cir l0nQcreS Ero.
gronrnL iiir bos er oic llnteritiibiug
Der fron5oiiihcll Henierling i'm Senog
int Sabre 1915 perlonlt. 9ie fol,
JcuOc Heiolition uurbe pniiirt:
o1er Gon9reB begliidluiinidt Fr1s
iioent Wonbrou Wilion lulo Stoota.
Scfrctdr grpat 81 ibrenl Erojett.
Gua bic Giliieblng Don Committeeman
3mcda S0irlng iltertutionolerS treit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13

Gcntide Sparbanf pua SnltimUrc.
GnometGde-
Baltimore nnb Gntmu=StraEe.
Sifen tislidi uun bis 3 llbr.
Tuuneritag Nbenb uDn bis llbr
Sic G5cloer pcroeH nur in iibercH 9lften mo
Sbligaiiurcn mo ouSacun5lien 8uputbefen
angelcqt
Gbns Spilmau, Grdnent.
sRm. Spilmar, Scbabuleiiter.
Sircitoren:
Charles Spilm1n, SenrU 6cricl.
Sobn WicbriHg, gStutnm SpIlmaH,
Giobert QaHqc, NnbH Qnnle,
Z. Scnrh SChGfer, Snrru j. GinScmnH,
g. QieberIueCht Scurgc y. Stubft.
ScnrO 9. Greher Seorgc y. SenlnlCer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13
Das aOai(rn-tflt.
0ntcr Ssiud) i'm &ipcrs
%leiu=Yart.
2Spm bcrrli6itcn SSctter
beaitnitigt.

Gr0blidbc StinnluG inter SroB rm0
Mlrir. Ncrporraacn0c Nconcr
ompcieno. - S0uacr unO Inr.
ncr MADDEN Dem oclrtihcn 9tomcl
Gbrc. - lic 9t0hicnIebr Der
2cltih 2lucritoncr am rcHtcn
%loBc. - Sccncn ans Dem Eorf,
Nna GcItbcIlcbrr Iagcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13

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9lh mic bona incbt Anuu ibr Sdn1lr;
Sin ociiIhlppQ Yicuiccnhcr}!
Alu) o''p |olIll ppll' eller"0"ll'
elll %efool'AIlIB lf'locn
''llo III nFlGt III eIri'o ll'NL
lllllrr Suu 5ll u'F'ptH.
S1illl oEI Nr'llloe'l' prIu) V'H "'l'"
>>'t }Ill II'p'r "''i'lW'l'o''u'
Scinrr inf nr,nu folt mn inf,
7iufrlh,it iicb bl1bru.
lIrierr, MI;;rfrn gNr4twfohu'
Damn iirh nl3tIih hrchru
Nr,trr, uneh inn S>rrrrnhrun
>>r,tc uocft il, f,It,r ,lrrurNr
: RIM olc Wol'clL ner l'F 'FIelL
SnEt iIlla llclllulld) lIepell'
llno all lhllen Dcll &c Ftiepl
Gtnc3 Wcnlfcl tbrn
9tlht ais jl|plo@ llll3 helplIBt
Sa3 brlIlat NrIForII III Ole %rlIlI.
,N1 murnrcn, ulGn}cnbru Sunncn
ihcin Ioo ucIteru ser 9fipcr Tiem
Enrf mn iih mic ouiGbrlih nm
,mcitcn EiiuoIticicrt1dc pitlc lnu
icuAr Der OcutiCbcn lfitbiiucr cinian
bcu nm ocnrriniam nit Den lirbrn
}oulinucn Ot9 Ncluidcn g3niicnholl
les in 0jottra frcicr 9(otlr nct Gin
u,o nca 5riIblinoa M icicrn!
Tra [riihliuus. mcldlcr nid,t nur
Mnlh uln ,Ilur init icincnl &ub III
ncuru Ycbrn trlpcdt, ipn0crn nldl III
bru S,cr,cu Scr licnirhcn ncucS 9&cr
Sen 1prft
giDu nah mn fcru m1rcn lie bcrbti
orrilt Sic brutld,cn IrolIcn unDNitin-
rrr nm Iih III ircucu nit 0cll Alci.
men, bcn 9lcrluItcn untrr 0cn gnlucIr
Gcuru O. elm bcrbcs Sd,ifiol pcriuut
bot ppnGltcrnolroc ,1rtlicb ocbiitbet,
pcu HcbcuspioO II, monDenr.
Sin ipld,,. \nItitut mic Dos noar
idr Moiicubots NJ rrtcrItiibcn. lit
Sic uIproliihc lilid,t bca 9clItiCG
tb,t1ls mas nidt nit lll,rcrbt itcli
bnrouf If cinc 9Noiicnbcin1otb M bl
iiecll bic ais cine UillitcrullItolt an0c
irhcu Mrs \cbcnr mar ocitrrn O5c
lrnrubrt ococbcn icin Sd,rrflcn III
hirielu Yicbcslrcrfc bci,lltruocn. 0cnn
irbcr mcib Is Dab Der llcbcrid,ub 0ca
,Scitcs lmocirhnrtilcrt Dem @uiicnbuu:
NJ OSutc fpnrut
Srncu O,itt1a icptc bir I(Ith Der
y,ri,Irbcr elm ulb bolb mar n,r prddI
tioc Yorf pou cilrcr ir0blidhcn Dlcndc
hrlcht gEit llniiht lmn ScicJir
h,ttr be lPit(rit,no Die yIrrludc
n,cuts ottrniicn
5rnr Aer nrni;rn 9n,ohl Ser au,
onru S5inruclsococnDcn S5crbciiir0
mrnSru brrridtc inn Vorf lr,ritrrhoit,
crSn,,uo S1icr I}cidtt iicb cine Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13

(6urtictnns iicbe brittle seitel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13
Summer \ 8efer.
Tcntidles Snnf. nno @ehicl9ciGsfi.
s,italteber Der attieu6brie.
Is Suntb=StrGse,

,y,attpnal ganf nj Gpn:mrree'"8rbanbs
sirls uno SerrGuf pon sIftteH uno Gbltgatio'
men, &eufd uno Greettbricle aul aue 1nupi:
treniSer gSeitserien, fome @usfertiaung bon
%oumacbici. Sfiiistnrten bon uno nnp
Eenrblnno. tAprti2i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-13
Yin bic Tameu

in'ere Wabiiaiien iebf often. Surge 1amsn.
neItbe Die aleiceruIaherfnnft mad ben. r1eueften
7er Belt fur4 ben @nfcinB an bieie ssiuien
srrei5en. lifterridbt Wiorgens uno ssadmif.
slrbeiten i5:!nea ipdhreno 6es ilnferridis tort.
aefest peroen. GriinbIi6er tlnterrimt i'm Gnts
ipiirf bon Wnfiern erfteiIt. s,ebere auSfunif
t9rifiLih obsr mnnbIi6 BET an. eab.-s. s07
Neff. ff.eeratpne. .etreA4.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05
INSTALLING WATER METERS

AS announced previously, the work
OF Installing water meters on the
premises OF all city wa1er consumers
commenced last Saturday morning and
up to Friday morning Of this week
there had been installed fifteen me-
ters. Two men had been at work on
the job, and two more men were put
to work Friday that the work might
progress faster.
Those to be connected first by meter
are those citizens who have been
wasteful with city water. but before
the Job is finished every consumer
will be paying at regular rates for the
amount of water he actually uses.
The city council will buy the meters
a few at a time as the financial con-
dition Of the city justifies.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05
WANT MOosERs

Robert H. Bier, chairman of the re-
publican state committee of Texas,
Jas. Harris, republican national COM
mitteeman of Oklahoma and Mike Con-
Ian of Oklahoma City, were in Durant
Wednesday enroute to their homes
from Ardmore, where they had been In
conference with Jake Hamon. one or
the strongest republicans in Oklahoma.
spoken of as candidate for United
States Senator to run against Senator
Gore.
That the republican party can hope
TO do nothing unless the bull moose
wing is brought back into the fold
is certain and this meeting in Ardmore
OF the trinmvirate OF politicians had
as its object the maturing of plans
looking to the consolidation of the two
parties. Meetings will be held in Ok
lphoma and Texas, George Priestly
Of Bartlesvllle, the bull moose COM
mitteeman. 1t is understood, wants the
republican nomination for governor
and he will probably be easy to trade
with provided the party managers
promise him what he wants.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05
GNDRrENpENr cOrroN YARp

An independent cotton yard will be
I'm operation in this city this fall and
Il is announced that this yard is now
ready for the reception and storage Of
cotton. The yard is directly north 81
the Inland Compress Conpanys press
on tho Katy right-of-way. and is un-
der the direction of Ben Tee. County
Weigher.
The independent yard will make a
charge OF fifteen cents psr bale for
storage, where as the charse made by
the other yard 1ast year was thirty
five cents per bale, thereby saving the
farmer twenty cents per baIo on that
score.
The acquiring Of this independent
yard for Durant puts the city on an
equal basis with other towns in the
county in the scrap 90 see which town
gets the cotton. It will mean a better
price for the fleecy staple, as the far
mers reap the benefit Of the cheap
storage thus afforded.
A number of prominent citizens and
the busimess men Of the city were lars-
ely instrumental in the establishment
of this yard, and it is their belief that
its creation viii be beneficial to far.
mers and others alike.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES

DIST Ins. Sept 8; 3rd Ins. Sept 199
State OF Oklahoma, County OF Bryan.
LIN the District Court
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
,dersigned Ulysses S. Hunt will by his
next friend. Mary +. Hunt, file in the
District Court in and for Bryan Coun-
", State OF Oklahoma. on the goth day
OF Sept, 1913, a petition and applica-
tion praying the Court to confer upon
him, the said Ulysses S. Hunt, a minor.
the rights OF majority concerning con-
tracts. ard empowering him the said
Ulysses S. Hunt to transact business
in general with the same effect as If
done by person above the age Of ma
jority.
Dated this the 1st day OF July. 1919.
ULYSSES S. HUNT,
BY Mary r. Hunt.
his next friend.
Crockett & Fowler, Attorneys for Pc
titioner
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05
SCHOOL TAX CARRIED

The special school election, held
Thursday, at which time the propo-
sition of levying an additional one
mill tax TO raise $4,000 more for pub
lie schools was voted upon. carried by
a small majority and with very light
vote polled, less than one-third of the
registered voters casting ballots.
The vote by wards was as follows:
Ward One: For, "a; Against. 81.
Ward Two: For, 72; Against, 53
Ward Three: For. &c; Against, 81.
Ward Four: For. Ga; Against. 49,
Total For. 256; Total Against, 22O;
Majority, &c.
AS nearly as can be ascertained.
there were about sixty ladies of the
city cast votes on the proposition.
The peculiar feature of the election
is the fact that the first ward which
will benefit most by the tax and pay
the least towards it. voted against II,
while the second and third wards,
which benefit least by the extra tax,
voted heavily in favor of the issue.
The money thus derived will be used
in making sanitary sewer connections
with the east and south side school
buildings mostly, while small por-
tion OF the money will be expended in
repairing the Central School Building
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05
list Ins. Aug. Is; 4th Ing. Sept. 81
WARNING ORDRR

list Ins. Aug. Is; 4th Ins Sept. 81
WARNING 0RDER
State of Oklahoma, Bryan County, IS.
I'm District Court October term 1913.
Bertha Rankin, Plaintiff. VI J A. Ran
kin, Defendant.
No. 1926
The defendant ]. A. Rankin, rs here
by notified that he has been sued by
Bertha Rankin and must answer the
petieion filed by the plaintiff on or be-
fore the 9th day Of September 1913
or the petition Will be taken as trne'
and judgment for divorce and custody
of two minor children will be render.
ed accordingly.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 7th day of August 1913.
w. A. Jones clerk of the District
Court BY Richard Nieold Deputy.
Utterback. Hayes & Mcdonald Attor-
neys for Plaintiff.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05

list Ins. Sept s.; 18th Ins. Nov. 2D
GOVERNMENT SALE, OF TIMBER
LANDS. There will be offered at pub
lie auction at the places and times
herein named at not less than apprais-
ed valuations about 1,279,00O acres Of
timber lands with standing timber
thereon. which includes about 1,043,-
S57, 500 feet OF pine, as estimated in
1911, and approximately lei 100000
feet of hard wood. located in the Choc-
taw Nation. Southeastern Oklahoma.
Sales will be held at Idabel January
9TH, Hugo January Sth. Poteau Janu-
ary 18th, Wilburton January 18th and
McAlester January 18th. 1914. Bids
may be submitted either in person or
by agent with power of attorney. Land
and timber will be sold together.
Land classed as agricultural land VIII
be offered in tracts not exceeding 100
acres, other lands 81 tracts not ex-
ceeding $40 acres, and not more than
100 acres of agricultural land nor
more than one-fifth OF the total OF
non-agricultural lands will be sold to
any one person. Terms 25 per cent
cash, balance in three annual intall-
ments OF % per cent each with inter
est. but payments may be completed
any time. Immediate possession given
after approval OF sale. Residence on
land not required Removal of portions
Of timber permitted as paid for. The
improvements on land consisting of a
few scattered houses will be appraised
and sold with land and the owners
thereof reimbursed where they are not
successful bidders. The right to waive
technical defects In advertisements
and bids and to reject any and all bids
Is reserved. Detailed information, in
cluding descriptive lists. showing
quantity and appraisement of timber
and land in each tract will be fur
nished without cost after October 1,
1913; maps, showing location and ac-
feasibility to railroads of each tract,
will be furnished at q cost of fifty
cents each. Application for both de-
scriptivo lists and maps should be
made to the Commissioner to the Five
Civilized Tribes, Muskogee, Oklahoma.
CATO SELLS, COMMISSIONER OF
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05
(1st Ins. Aug. 20; Bird Ins Sept. 12)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

In the Justice Court, Township One,
Bryan County, Oklahoma
]. A. King, Plaintiff, VS. J. r and ].
A. Clark, Defendants,--Nn 1881.
Said defendants, ]. r. and J. 4.
Clark will take notice that they have
been sued in the above named court
upon an open account, and garnish-
ment writ served upon the First Ma.
tional Bank of Sterrett at Calera, Oh,
and 1t has answered that II has $52.D0
of the defendants funds IN its pos
session, and answer must he ma1s
therein on or before the 26th day %
September, 1918, or said petition wiIb
be taken as true and judgment wis
be entered for plaintiff for the sum Of
$60.S1 and the money so garnishert
will be applied to the payment OF SAID
Judgment and cost of tins court.
C. A. WOODWARD,
Justice Peace.
Kyle & Newman, Attys. for Plaintiff
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05
list Ins. Aug. 90: 2nd Ins. Sept. 81
In the Matter OF tie Guardianship of
Joseph Mckinley Crockett, u Minor.

Joseph Mckinley Crockett, Minor.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
of an order Of the County Court of
the County of Marshall, State Of Okla
homa, made on the 10th day of Aug
ust, 1918. the undersigned guardian
VI the estate of Joseph Mckinley
'ro, kett, will sell at public auction
sale n the highest bidder subject to
confirmation by said Court. on the
Sth day Of September, 1913, at II
o'clock ar Dlrant, Bryan County, Ok
'ahoma. in front of the Court House,
All TIE right, title and interest of the
said Joseph Mckinley Crockett, in and
to the following described real estate
situate in Bryan County. Oklahoma,
tC-wit.
The South East Quarter, less
six and ll-l00 GID acres occu-
pied as Right OF Way by the Ar
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-09-05

COTTON PICKERs ATTENTION
We pay two (2) cents per pound for
picking Egyptian cotton; long season
from September until January; warm
climate, with little or no rain; work
every day; land rented on easy terms;
cash or shares. with everything FUR
nished; cheap transportation. For
full information address w. II. Knox
Mesa. Arizona. Ss-w-4t.