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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
geae8t gsHitmOrb,
Ter apOtbefer SOiep6 $. gdmiOt
eridieft i'd.

Soiepb 8. GdmiOt, tpelber fell
~ Sabren gfe "a. un0 Guninq
StraBe cine apotbefe fiibrte, uurol
Greiiag Nadmittng in einem s3im.
Irer 6es 8eqington lSoteIs NIT elmer
SduBDuiI0e in Der Stirn foot duf-
gefnnoen.
Sdmiot, pcIder felt Monoten
Ieioeno NOR, terIteb am 0onnerItaa
8ormittag Die @o1nltng, aleeblid
Inn ben 5Glsar3t tuegen 9eftiger
&%opfidmer8en gu fonlultieren.
Gina Inn $50 Radmitt1gs Der.
Iangte CT I'M 8eIington Sotel Elm
3immer, In Deldes er fidJ Iofort BE.
CAB. Ia Oas 3immer nod Sreitaa
gaodrmittag oerf1lolien mar, id)0pfte
Der Better 0es 5otels argfuobn unO
lieb Die 9biir 6ffnen.
Ghmiot 6inferIdBt cine 0ittfpe
ttno z seinoer. Ct mar in apotbe.
fertreiieu melt befannt uno genoB in
Der @eidGftsueIt einen glten Rtf.
Man rirnmt an, oaB er In einenf
AnfaIl bon ge6ensiiber0rub tueaeil
ieiner aranfbeit Sen SeLbltfnoro be.
aCnden bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
Granen.6 ilfsptrein bon Cmaha.

Der 8oritano oes 6rduen.6ilisper
Gins miro eriidt, iid Mlittpod) ben
10. Septennber, balb 3 ubr I'M
Deutiden .6aus piinftIid ein5ufin.
ben. Dieieuigen 6rauelt, tpeI6e nod
@oto uno Silberioden, eiierne Bin.
&c ODER Oas @eIo oafiir in ibreu
9dn0en baben modlten 6as @e3iig-
lffe mttbringen. Sir tDoIlen Der.
Iuden, aQe8 obsuiDideIn uno in Orb.
lIlr1g 3il bringen, Oamit mir nit
reirer 9ofI mie0er oniangen fon.
men. Collie Die G6lilIjelbeliserin
es ni1t mogIiG MAIDEN fonnen, 81
fommen, 10 mo9te iie bite ben
Gdliiiiel i'm GeutIden Snus nieoer-
legen.
@or einiaen Gagen brodlte 5rau
Minno Bdgucr gum 8fppiten MoIe
5lDei marine, idone DeferL-melda iie
uno ibre Gd.Ddserin 5rau auguite
Magner, %gearbeitet.
Gas poll oDeH gelIatllte1 6raiierl
aeItiftete ger6mo5eug, iotuie Die nit
Gem Namen Der @eberinneH 9e5eid-
neten 8eden iDer0eu in ailr5e onrh
oos Aotbe srerB mad 0itpreuBeu
beforoert.
WfodDte es oodj biele lcIfe eoIer
Jrouen geber, meIfe trot eignem
geio anoerer llngIiid nidt Derqei.
len, iouOern NIT fleibigeu &Gaoen
~ Iinoern ild)en. Nebmen mir
aid Oieie 6eioen Groiien ais Dor.
bib uno bonOelu ebenio, oerIuden
nit neuer araft ans Mert 80 geben,
bon Dem @eOanfen beieeIt, pieLIeidt
Sort ettpas &eibnodtsfrenoe az
tringen.
Olga W. aoe1nemann.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
jarmer grgen
Ericgs. an(ei6el
WtiMiitktn In pintpIn Anfhdtiebana
Der 1epohitm uHs National.
bnnlen.

QIntoln, Rebr., fl. cert IE
GeIeonten Der bier tdgeiorn .Woiio.
nal CORNERS Cooperating anO go.
riol Union, meIder etipu 3 Nliuio.
men 6drmer alaeboren, nnbmen boz
ihrct 8ertogung beridieoene midti-
ee gridIiiiie al.
Gs mitr0e bcrDorgeboben, Dab 0ns
Hunoes 9ieierpe.S Ditem cine anleibg
bon $500.000.000 fiir eDiIoeariegs.
IpeflIntionen" beobiidtigt, p1hren0
MIR DIumpigc" $30,0O0.0O0 beiuiI.
Iigt puroen fir ole Jormer I'm
Sii0en nit ibrer brohlieaenoeu
9numpoaenernte in Sobe bon ST..
000000,000. Goraiis iei erltdtlih,
0oB Oag 8unoes. Reierbe.9 nnfipItem
Dem Jormer babe menig Silfe an.
eebeiben Ioiien.
altBeroem ipnroe beihloIiah onb
ie0er Jrteoensfrelno leine 9epoiiten
aus Den Hational.B mfent fDelde ia
iest Die engliife ariegsonleibe in
Die @eae leiten. 5itriid5ieben unO
nur iolhen Gtaotsbnnten AMBER.
trolen Iolte melde iid berpflidten,
Dab fein Sent hires ODER ibrer Sc.
poiitoren aapitais III benz ltneeIes.
liden nnO bodit gef1brliden @e.
id1ff angelegt lDer0en ioI, ouslp1r.
tige arieesonleiben 5u finan5iren.
QuBeroem beidloilen Die Mitglie.
Der ber aonoention nrr iolhe 4an.
oioaten fir BlnoqsArdIi0ent- 8i8e.
prditoent gun0esiendtor ODER aon.
greBnanu gu unteritiisen, melde iid
berpflidten, oafir al Ftimmen, 0aB
i6mmflide Mnffens un0 Mtlnitions.
fabrifet bon Der gunoesregierttna
i6ernommen uer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
Nernnrt mo Wunrt
uUbleIlr Nrtlhlrl
fif Naas ~ raSa .tH aHnblai Mal.
llu wflHgta ishlfflAt MAaat
fAalt aAe wslaaA

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sm snb Aha html nirtmot
|lleff
Htafappe HsH NflAHiagl lam >
GiHttHhnfai Nj uamgisn lHatilt
pem NflehflA laki Hnh M h8f NnAn
'ppH Niltamlf maaisn uHlftt flpi
'Nmifu TOO mflaHtfnN
IT. ea4F wT Id tgf rhiH mt
Dem Witmm NJ tn MuaHRenm wni
ttYantgfh
1A BET Nahf han egiAft nnh iu
Mtlhnlit rem Nlelmlanla hanefH hsn
Mamplt BH 'nig N6heu hei Qissal
|ou Der Wslwlania luaFheu uautmi.
Mubtesb Bee aaats mufhen 1900
@elnuatne dnaebfahi nu6 va.
Muenanpgbre ubnsel.
A%uwffarnppe ron 1eIhmutibdn b.
NiadenIm, unifte ben 1einb Detlols
.aehbtn NoIouuen ndbetu flo ogr
NATURALIZATION NpiIpm ali Net
2itnbe ben Nobfln nad WiIcmllg
Anf beiben &eiien 0cr Uiienbubn
.nnh Ainst hnben mlr Gins eiuis er.
.rcidt, Bite ilh ben g%uIuibtsc nadl
Cipiesc efitredt.
&uoalil. arieasidaupIob: Itmi.
lHe arippfm bnbeu oir RnlIcl
III Der Nihtung nod 1utnUoip ON
Seretb, iii0li6 BON 9ofnppol. ae.
trieben. SaomatIiH bon 8ilenDom
inb III Der gldbe bon G1rnopoI mnr.
ben bnrtnddiae iriuolide augriIie
snriidacihInaen.
Mien fl. Cert, iiber Qon0on.
Gus oiterreidii6 ingoriidle arieas.
miHiiteriiim oerfiiuOete aeitern glbei0
bonn Often:
Die Armee @obnsG rmoui 1T on
Der obgrel Stiua mo iiber Nopo
alefiinieiu binolis porge0ranaen.
Die Tuililden Streitfrdfte, Die int
abihnitt peitlid Grembloiuag iiber
ben Seretb D%orgegangen ipnren, ullr.
ben gum erobten 9beiI mieoer sl.
riidgeiporfen. Sn Den SdId6ten,
Die bort gegen iiberlegene 6treit.
frGfte geidlagen murOen, amriffpn
oeutide @droebatuilloue erfolgreidl
elm.
am unteren Geretb loiuie am
3nieiter berridt DerbGltnibmdBiae
8ube. On Der gritiirnluna Der
feinoliden Steaungen BEL 9opoitof.
uno 4oitinfopa, iber Die eeItern be.
pitr0e, nobm aaDaaerie unter
Jibrung oes Observation-Disclosures
9riio6rmann Encouragement aI.
tbeiI.
SIN abi6nitt Der SdfiioIoo boben
fterreidiidplmgarii9e Streitfr1ite
Die @egeuo BON 0tiiten0in, iiiolid
Ho50nas, erreiAt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
BIZ StnlIdlt 9%ipiLliltn ptrhallel.

Nefing, Gbina, is. Sept. 81
qiingiau fins SO brittitc 3tuiIiitet
Don Den iapuuiiteu giiIitdrbeborScr
pefboitet morOen, tn6 ite luer6eu
n%iierniert mer0Cn.
Gle Gcutidcn iuaren uah ser lie.
beraobe BON 3iingtau nidjt bel1Itigi
moroefL oa man fie einiad ais Ridt.
tnutpfer nttIab. Sect molten ober bic
Saponer nahtrdgIid entoedt baben,
oab Oieie 3iuiIiiten BET Der 8ertbei.
oigilng Der 0autihen 4adt.Rropinj
@eiitan6 geIeiitet babeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
an aopen6aatn peik man @eIdeib

4openbagert iiber 2onoonL 10
Sept Sieitge angoben fogen, aus
oigebIi6 perI1blid)er 2ueae, 0it
8eutiden bdtteu nbie 6offnung ouf
gegeben, &iga Dor benz 8tnter neb.
men gu f0nne1" Ser releIte nil.
tbenoe @ioerTnn0 Der b~erIt1rfter
Muiien an Der Gina fol- ben bent.
iden @enerolltab l~6er5eligt baben,
6aB BET 5IuB nidJt i~i6erqttert per-
ben tonne, nisgeHommet mil
enormem Menl6enberluItl 9it
3eutiden iolten itd iebt, nod Gu.
riid5iebung elmer 8orbut, tpeIfe Die
Gina iiberfdritten bate, am iii0Ii.
den rfer beg SIuiies beridon3en,
III Der @ruartirirg, ooB Oie Sruppen
Oes Barren einen 8oritoB perlu6eu
piroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
tas 8atH Nama msalsitum
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slN frft thANafttoHm aFf af.
.ilsliFie lAH bHefH Yleaeliaa Nm
3 mrflhuea Htt HlaAlslfppH uH'
m Nm Hfifhai Firl
FN HaH mea tM Ma
t tf fgi
~ Seller HcaN Wll tlafm rfail.
falN fa ltfm 8Naaa taf pen
NN tNliNih He at lsNN
Aeiima astitdi mIffsf fis N
.Hsg hsifia Nf Nffva ,tbH NeH.
.sgas ~ 81 81 Nnta ass n N
~ ilfef mgl> iat 4ahaN
.snas fpfBatfh mr. kH alrull
Hgf g Nelsle ZEN ST. NouHtl
salstlas siiiar #sp II 4en
lsshe pnN Nsf fyilpH NnpiRHislitAg
iinh Afr q W flfS tsllu SON htt
pcnstfm qdfl Hiahqhlllm NifhI
.lpfaim iht btu fellaleifn taei beg
tier IrtF lftitte lfilgiy nie lelgr
llde tliireihnn0 Ift HallNl Seemed
{ enrota Untual ichslf Die 9eptani
fHn NnaIf AaHleh sipalie hgahlsa
mebtftt HllfnNe at Nlnumuigm iu
ptatlpou9 Ntlig ssm Woriraa anA
mafhen rot Jgan 4 rulliel6 in
hialtficf saeile ONT cent giaua be.
altlict
&c @%tli6tmma S5s brrrli6en
sebanoes biuierlirH bet alert an.
eiHfu netnultiarn huicrn.
orn EinAuid aus Ncit puion
Naniolnm ii IN ieaer 9iulidi cine
@robiiatie. ME iiC ~pcihepolIfr uno
nidt geoadt meroen fam,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

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81 hatH f'aaaf8a ASA
Mffil8H

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er haH MlHHiVFfaN fN Ne.
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81 A ~ M faum eHNHfbHen
ish #flfaHsians HNs ffflfn as.
M liIA Illl8 ae4sN Aas,sn ~.
aullfH wgfAfW HHf NafffltN A.
NnNAet. ref nlen ElHam ahrf BE
NafHflsf atetllsH asinflnlrH kafaNl
biH. NNIMten Hhgh nfsR HNt nN6i
lHHfn hin An %italtsaeH fGe ralfa.
mitihltailllh peis bet panefe ldhi
nidis ~ whRlteh hhfla linitte
Afaitfima plltat N~efhmhlunatn
nit 0rH Nlsrperhanh uNb SRI Cen.
ifdlmddlfH IN Der Ntlidit Bic BE-.
ilru Neiulidle lir Sc rationale 1a.
AZ AZ 9llelm Us M BE Ahlldbl
btf WraiefuHa Nad HNe hoe neittral
~ hIeihsn, m%Suiailtnk q Ianae. uie
e0s Ndlienallritreiie niht ael1hfoet
t tTae IGuiei mie cine rcritefie
1rohtna deara IerhicH nn0 @ric.
henlanh) llnlere Nciiehnnaen An
Der diirfei iiRS bie aenFbar beiicn
un0 ooS inns ot1ctrricnc 1ertitorl.
am ben Norig BIlb mtIana wiro
beunadlit nniercm 9Icidc eiuberlcibt
rer6en Nidaarien bat peiter fei.
ne polltifhen Chliaaiionen bieriiir
ale Vutlelt iibernomtnci U1d, nal
Tie 9iirfci Sat nifts umionit AZ
Deridenfen; ibriaens mirh uiis Ole
nahc 3ufuuit boIo bieriibcr oiii.
HGren.)
Die SteInna @risdenIanSs.
Ntben, 1. sept, lib. Garis.
Neiprehnngen Die nid nod In nGH.
tier 3eit iortseiest iperOcn oiiriten..
begnnncn aeitern suiifeny Dem SEQ.
nia GonIt1ntin ron @riehenIon6 H..
Dem Miiniiterpr1ii6euten 8eni5elos
Sn ibnen miro ieoenFons bic SIT.
fitnFtige Gtellung @riedenlonos Be.
siielih Der internotionoIen Gage be-.
itimmt iper6en. 0eiterreidiihe uu6.
0eittihe 9ipIornoten ioaen oesbaIb.
eipas 6euurubiat fem (iiber ioIdle.
9Ieinigfeiten gerotben 0ie Diploma.
fen Der GentrolmGdte nidt aus Dem
@lei6geiuihfl neil 8eni5e[os' Spnt.
pntbien iid Den Aaiirten 5uneigen.
Mnf Der dn6eren Geite bat aber Der
n~nbnuernben ruiiiiden Ierllite me-
gen Die gartet, tpe[de aegen Die Gin.|
miidlung @rienenIon6g in ben RrieqI
lit, beoeittenb an go0en getuonner,
oa man Die St1rfe Der aaiirten
ni6t iebr bod einiddBt. (ltno oieien|
SGT bat Der fron5oiii1e genIor
ourhgeben laIien2 Gos mag BEN
aiiten Manne ieinen SOB" foiten.)
GuBeroem bat and Der 8eriuh Der
a~0iirten, @riedenIan0 at beein-|
ffufien, an guleariet @e6iet ab8rt-
treten, bel Grregifts er8ergt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
@eitere siirfeniieae.

aDnitantinupeI, II. Sept. Die
4aiirten iuerSen anf Der SaIbiniel
.gallipOIi Iaugiam smriidge6rGnet.
Den tirfiidle linfe Sliisel bat Die
Nliirten geidlasen an6 linen me6.
rere SditensrGben abgenpmmem.
Die Aaiirten baben idmsre gerlmite
an SoSten nn6 |crmnnOcten erlitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
gleiI iranf Qeterion. bpr iid

sur Belt bier nuf Der Gurdreiie Be,
fin0et, IN 5iemlid ieIieem 3uitonot
cine nnbcfonnte Game nit oSeGo
mein Giibesi" dnipraf, mubte ei
5reitdg I'm @eridlt $3.50 @eI6,
itrqfe uno Soften bleden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

QOnbuu, IL. Sept. = Ger englis
ide 9ampfer oGornnbia1, 1876
Sonnen grOh, lit perIenft porbem,
Oeseleiden bic 5ii6er6arfe Bop
nerie". 5m eriten Sale iunrbe bic
Mannidait gerettet, I'M lettersa
5aIl tamen 2 ntt.
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NAIMmalan. A. 3tnf III
hfail4t Mtalffnna hal esf alnl
MsAfh bM Rsit eflttffa hM Ter
y~shltEMnN ha MmnaFb tampgup
srgAana AetuaAl, mtlAf lghe6
bkaf utlsla tiltb RE Meth wis
ma Nbaaaaaa hlfs tfmaslsh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

WefIiM ~ Efpt, Hhff punbsh
fis MtlhmmM haA hh Wsf.
Niaalfn Div Hthuwlwma w ahfti
lelAllh nnaafilAfH HnliAalFsft
1Amha N~ssl9nsf kSiltn mssh HnN
NW bItHafH NtfHt umF wtaia ht
IvfpAsm. ne NpNllAf Ntllnma
lAulbii 4anbH he Nts. 1laaifn
wlffIl# DE HhbuninHa fmmba
usfiauafH, hHF meil bifItf hae On
lttfHt lfinet NaitflaHbte In Nuat
bate nab itinf pauheltnlt hpt Nedr
ptffalh natntt. 10 Iitlstu re- mms
hnmll flntm mflttttn NFwtle, buh
NJ atafn nut ltlut FsfnmbIimt &ift.
lana f~lumthmta.
ne sWspFatnpph" ldrtlbl an
ifr anAtrtm: Ger NoHMaiift Bat mar
ItInt VIIldli atlban.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

Sn Karlsruhe III Der
babif6e RultusmtniIter Or. 1rons
8obm mad ahttdsissm 8ranlenIos
ger i'm "a. 2ebsnsiabrt aeforben,
Dr. Gran3 gobm pnrbe TN Sabre
1851 in Wannbeim esboren uno
ioibmete Fd urfpriinsIi9 Der ri9s
ierIiden 2aufbabn. SIN Sabre 1899
srfOIgts feline @srieBung In bas
Mtntittrium Der SuitiS, Oss aultus
uno bes untsrriats, bic sleidaeitig
ben 2lbfdluB ftinsr ri6tsrii6en
Qaufbdbn btlbets, unb afpar fDuroe
Ct aunG9ft gum MiniftsriaIrot be-
forbert. Sn bisfem MiniE.erium
ipurbs ibm oaS aeferot iiber RuIs
tus unb unttrridt iibsrtraaen. Oas
BEL ssIuns Is ibm, iid bic ansrisns
uung isiner 0er0itnfe in 10 boz
benz @raOe 81 ertperbsn. bnB er ron
ben bsibsn 2anoesuniberFtGttn areis
burg un6 6sibslbsrg nnb BON Der
de9niiHm 3odi9ult in karlsruhe
pieOerbolt 3um Gbrtnbottor trs
1onnt nuroe. SIN sdnasn if Der
babif9e auItusminifter fiinffader
G~brenbOttor. SIM Sabre 1911 srs
fOIets feline Grnsnnuns Surn auIs
sulmtaiEsE,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

aA
BltmlIh apls tlt aals seIb
81
MlliflH8hiaF $3.50 n h0
Af Feiisfa sa n4A
lsl H0 90 ehn
l MslhfT sN 4n aaN
ai NaliW np fruU
BD8 Flsas %
aAletlat 3aiiaf tl6u Hlaiil
M
f8ttf talHiTult 5000 q aN
dfllf Hftit kflN
9Helf }Hlnht iatsn Maflt lfl.
fWnAf Hlliapfsls fa au s tp.
iff 4Ffit NH iU
paHmff Hlatii 40 9n nlfhflaet
fili MAllAitaF Ftau in
NAhtllrae quite tia Bette ss1 no.
1870
HeWH Ashfnaas al m
MlhSef, aulf We teif a. qt OBS,
Btliil gdamNg ae l0 g1.
0tisaas MatiikuiaL
Rinbblth 8nhibr 500 marii mel.
|fa& lct
Anbflinac sos %.
eellers So. 80.
iiffe So So
Scatter gtcs, Uprnprfiliirit
nefhre Si0g5
ShmeiHt 3uhitr 1000. Wartt
|ieit
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s6.sOT.s5
Nohiter Wteie IS 25.
5hais 3ufnhr 1900. Nlnrlt idt.
Rntines Ss.s5.
Nriicrn SEiniat. 3s 100.
Won. Hammer $tt40.
COLORADO 0ammcr $if.b0.
1riibIin .0ammcr $685..
S0obo qdmmer $1,000.
Sbabo 1liliicrihoie S5.T5.
aanIas Gith WarftbcriMA
.NinSuieB 3uiubr 200. Morft no.
minal.
SdbrIinge $500.
ailbe nn0 sellers, @drft felt.
Stoders, Wlarft unregelm1Big.
6eeOers, glartt unreeeIm1Bte.
4nIber. M20rff felt
Shueine-3uiubr 1000. Morft
.Ieitte felt, onoere 10 nieOriger.
9urdifnittspreis $6.50-7.25
Soditer Breis $500.
Sdafe-8ufltbr feline. Moft felt.
2dmmer, bodlter Ereis 1856.
ct. SuiepG Rarftberidt.
RinODieB-3ufubr $500. Nartt
langiam 10 nieoriger.
Sabrliuge $9.t5..
SdiueiHc-Bufubr $500. Marft.
felt, 10 nie0riger.
9urhfdnittspreis $6.00-7.90.
Soditer greis $7.95.
Sdafe-8ufubr 10000. gfnrft
langiam.
9o6iter greis $3.50.
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0maba @etreiSemarft.

9rn1bd, IL. Sept. 1915.
lSurfeb 8ei8en-
Ger. 2. 101-103
ger. 3. 99-102
Sorter Beiaer-
Scr. 2. 100-t021A
Scr. 3. 97-100
Scr. a. 93-9S
8eiBer 5riibiobrsmeioen-
Scr. 2. 101-103
SIR. 8. t00-102
8etBes aorn-
Rr. 2. 69A-691
Scr. 3. 69-69H
Scr. 4. 65h-69
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
A-FUERT19OU@1GTS

Fiction shows -n'udy Improvement Very few Of the
current novel, rrr,or beautiful Indian maiden as the
hrrolur NJ lhr ulv
Pride n- vc understand the word Is womaus cH
preston NJ Ir. U Iur first baby
Tank uryrr', ... good word for the safety razor
lie Say, 10 duueuN m'a football
Iurz Ih,u.. D.mur wants ro know n women should
propose Wei. nm' u, believe. is the custom
Whnl Ig nr va, no- hcromc " the old.fashIoned
woman visitor u brought few Jars Of fruit with herr
THE Nolo.- Norr been permitted to return to their
ud home m tNr HEu nrds NJ California. THIS Indicates
That tht white have been unable 10 operate the lava
beds u' prof..
Tho farmer continues to hc mIsrcrrcscntcd current
magazine vrrr places him In the position ~ referring
ro lhr .nn.hy corn" $50 farmer SAYS "pesky' II Is
town word u.ud almost exclusively by women
There r as v.f uo law to prevent man sitting cross
legged hu' nu g about the only privilege the men have
ofJ
The international Uhp students say he'll doesn't exist
N tror, rs pleasing uu many NJ us take the trouble TO
m1uio whether 10 b, sound
THE mgrnshD often Is stopped ny the police but the
uulur generally s allowed to rambe along 10 the end ~
Offs -ur.uL
n mo straw vote shows your candidate running SEQ
oul u 4. % very foolish and nconclusive proceeding
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7Tl1llBS7 9PlllLLUyAY

Cnlchgsnn r1nress Is worrying because there VIII ho
uo ono 10 pinch the cops down there when thry get l"
speeding I'm their new police car
U,, IN Rurrcsylle arrested for drunkenness snih he
bought three half plns ~ whisky with his last dohr
Gnd lu recommend oklahoma city To the man WIN
unl, III dollar for Ms an lmposslby to get drunk fot
That price here.
a choice COW fur sale" says I'D In Alva Review.
Courier All right maybe but somcw0y II makes ns laugh
o think VI his cultured lady hoyus sticking around wait.
mg To be- sold
"Thc loss which amounted To nothing was fuly Gov
cred hy insurance" according 10 the Carron Hustler
"Wu know thing two about Hank Duncan that
ou mnlc even the lies he has told phon S'rother look
.rcv white nv wnv " comparison pleasantly remarks
r..r ~ CIrron Hustler aprolos Of the political stu.
..II In woods county.
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The Times New Editorial and Feature Page

fled INTO harmonious names From the mcramn
line in some cities the avenues. which are repre-
scnted by the alphabet are extended into name"
OF towns or cities located east and west of the gt}
using them. Thus, avenues west of the meridian
would start with "B or Boulder "t'', or Ch"N-
cnne, etc While east Of the meridian b might
bc Boston, "C', CINCINNATI, etc.
On streets, 1924 on given street would mean
that the stranger would cross Eleventh street and
locate hl~ address in the first block ON the even
numbered side If the address were 1924 Boston.
be would instantly know once the scheme wo,
given huu, that he should 70 one stree, east OF
MAN, thence to Eleventh street, and find as adj
dress on the cvcn-numbcred side OF the first b.uan
Many Of the cities are using the letters 70 d"Hg
n0to the avenues but the practice is towards adapt
ign names to the letters, and the use o towns 0o
Gated geographically east aud west of the town
adopting the system so perfectly fits m with "r
scheme that it is coming into general practice.
1t would be fine thing if the city authorities
would bring the numbering system down to a. m'I.
cn and understandable basis; one that would en-
able even the oldest residents TO locate given
address without seeking the information impaired
by plate of tie city.
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The attorney general it is understood. intend.
TO take the Tulsa grand jury in hand himself ii"
number Of years, practically since Na'oHood
Tulsa and Tulsa officials have, ignored laws gov
crning liquor and gambling They have r"arj
in lawIo,mr>s and apparently iattenej un The
situation has reached point where uo our believes
Tulsa officials desire nor try to enforce the law,
and the attorney general has declared u. ntcn.
ton OF going to Tulsa and taking ah.a. OF the
grand jury The success or failure cob r., under
taking boy Mr. Frcmg will have more effect ON
his future than the success or failure Of rno two.
cent fare ease Nuskogcc IimcsDrmurr
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wife but in n crisis hi, love Tor his
wife might oblilrratr the other emo
liuu And. then again. II might wurh
ont the other way around"
Well commented Mrs Webster.
I'D rather my husband admlrrd nm.
other woman than not Married life
without some jealousy is pretty tame
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An Institution that shall always be found hEhilA-
for decsncy In the public service, regardless of pnt
confederation. constructive In all It's policies aud,
while belonging to no party, opposing with uS might
the demaEoEuss ~ all lighting for progress nnd
practical REFORM opposed 10 special privilege and the
custom Of Improperly influencing law making aud
law enforcing bodies whether by predatory pluocHr}
Or predatory poverty whether by Capital Labor
devoted the public welfare, every resource con
santy strained to present the accurately nUd 10
discuss it mpArtRiyi willing to correct Instantly hn
Injustice done the most humble vet too proud 60
apologize to the most high Tor policy sake.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
U EGTY-SlG YEARS Go

Lechncr and Emerson ave now unrd
.h,t new quarters on Main st.rct iu ih,
hHlloh building md they say they wont
'l any OF the nice things pass uuheedcd
hel VIII buy anything from % mouse 10
40 elephant that can BE- used u their
The ladies viii please bear In mind that
. VIII, next week, be located In the new
Avenue hotel corner OF Reno and Ronu
uu streets In the parlOr room upstairs
iruHe call and look ut my hand made
AoTOIuery and give me your patronage
Marshal Thornton returned from Mus
zee ihls morning lie informs US that
TIC new jail Is now being used for the
.umWouat'on OF the prisoners aud the
court house is almost completed II hns
been decided that the Muskugee court has
INrslruon over all the larceny cases In
u' oklahoma country except those ~
Hnfs"s und mules. While at McAIrstrr MIR
thornton saw three locomotives b, long
INK &" the ChoctAw road. two NJ them
were new and lad never been fired ur
Presbyterian church. Main street w,.,
.I Robinson, Rev v l. AIIer pastor
N1hhalh school A.3O n. m morning .rr,
.', q. ~ ma 'Nrnirg services Al su.rlucL
hapust church, Overstrert building
california avenue, Rev N l. voylr,. pas
.'' h"'h morning and evening services
he Lyceum will open this evening an.
."f new management
10" mud IL drying very fast tomorrow
WIZ hr pleasant day FOR drive
Nr understand that sam Mcpherson
T.Ir'is against helping 10 roof the opera
house
Ihrn" candidates aspire to the po-I.Iyn
".tr marshal of South Oklahoma
s Lindsay returned TODAY from a
business trip through the Wuchlta Vale,
90 Hlyse and y - Blakcney og u.r
N"rmm Advance arrived lu lhs city u
.NN on the noon train
Mrs Mlrquart wife NJ the po,tmesf,r of
\'rmln ami two .lhughJsrs ne n m. .nl
hopping
hr Munger will occupy Fred II Reeds
.'gthi residence uu Fifn street Hur0nH
.'' H'''tS absence In the co't
W 8 Lamb has sold nls Grand \vcour
property 20 Col Wood.on
ne number Of copies of the Time. sent
P" ulftl"s In the east has q healthy bear
ing
These Chicago girls who work fr uuIt
NN % week wouldn't be much vor.. .u
JOS wives and mothers
S'l beautiful weather ,or.ur ..I
'furW listers
SAYINGS OF CHRIST
Aul blessed ls he. whnSuryrr shall n..
20" offended iu me