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TOOK 1926 AT STRYJ.
Won L~insingcn's Army Now East Of
MikoIajow. says Beriiu.

BERLIN. via London. June 3.-Regard,
ing the caputre OF Przein>sl the oficia
German statement says:
The fortified town OF Przemysl was
taken by us early this morning. after
the Notifications on the northern
front, which s,ill held out, had been
stormed during the night. The amount
OF booty taken has not yet been as
c%ertained.
The army under Gen. Won ~I.insin-
gen liz penetrating ihe district OF
Iydaczow. northeast of Stryj. ard
fighting for the Dnics,er section east
Of Mikolajow. The prisoners taken
in the. battle OF Stryj have been In
creased to sixty officers and 12.175
men.
The situation Is unchanged in the
eastern theatre.
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FRANCE VOTES MORE FOR WAR.
Cost ~ Ia September Next Esti-
mated at $500, 900, 1000.

PAEts, June "A bill calling for the
appropriation of $500. 00O. 900 francs
Sl,l26,0 900, 000) was introduced in the
Chamber Of Deputies to-day by Alex
andre +. Ribot. the Minister of Finance.
This amour: is meant as n provisional
appropriation for the requirements of
the third quarter OF the present year.
Including the appropriations already
made the total for the fourteen months
ending September 2 will he $4,000. OO0,-
900 francs S4.SOO. OO0. 0OO).
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Ginneii three times and finally ordered
him TO his seat.
Aside from this incident a general
FEELING OF harmony was apparent and
there was much cheering, especially
when several junior members OF the
new Cove. rment o their seats.
The Hon. Henry Chaplin. Unionlst. as
sumed the Opposition leadership in the
House OF Commons to-day. In the
House of Lords Sir Stanley Buckmsster.
the new Lord High Chancellor, occu-
pied the voolsack for the first time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
SHE'LL AUSTRIAN r
italians Attacks Vain, Says
Vienna Report.

special Cabie Despatch 10 THE srx
VIENNA. via Amsterdam. Jure q
following official statement was is
sued here to-day
The Italians are continuing the vain
bombardment of our fortifcations on
several points OF the Tyrolean and
Car!nthian frontiers.
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KING GEORGE CONFIDENT
United, Resolute Efforts VIII Win
for Britain, He Believes.

Special Gable DeSp1ioh 10 Tns Sus.
LONDON June liking George. In his
letter acknowledging the Lord Mayor of
birthday compliments. said:
During the past months ] have been
strengthened by the knowledge thai my
subjects are heartily associated with
ME In the prosecution OF the war. II IL
by our urdted. resolute efforts that the
empire will secure the happy consumma-
ton for which we all earnestly pray"
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lURkS FEAR BULGARIA.
"A"e"i Early Intervention on Side
OF the Allies.
Nb''gi 'aLI. UcsDofcE IN Tuy sry

"'V '""7' UoSD0fcH 10 TnE SrN,
E"HE' June 3.-Despatches from the
a. I,ist say that the Turks. convinced
MI hu saI'a Is TO Intervene on the side
n. ~ ~ AIIc', are feverishly refortifying
n, l'ot'aldJa line, to which points they
rNS0lrg endorsements.
=, ""h"n.Io III" Turkish Ambassador.
A., . SIM here, has conhdej to friends
In u view OF the fact that in the case
Intervention the Austrians and the
4 .hans VII be powerless to continue
M. ruiNey' a separate peace Is pos
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SAN MARINO APPROVES.
small Republic Indorsea ItaIy's
Entry Into War.

AMSTERDAM, June 3.-San Marine, the
little republic on the Adrlatic, which Is
entirely surrounded by Italian territory,
has officially approved Italy's entry into
the war. according to an agency des-
patch from Lugaro. Switzerland. The
republic has declared itself to be in a
state of war.
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Machine tn squirt Burning Liquid.
Special cable Despatch 70 Tur sr>

Special cable Despatch 10 TBr su>.
AMSTERDAM. June S.-According TO an
uncensored letter received from Ger
many by the Tyd, Krupps IL manufac-
turing a mysterious new war machine
intended. II Is believed, for squirting
burning liquid a great distance.
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San Marine Is a few miles from
Rimini. II has an area OF twenty-five
square miles. The republics action will
make II impossible for Austrian aero
planes TO land on its territory, as might
be me case with a neutral.
The republic has a standing army OF
$50 men and 3s officers. Il is governed
by two Captain-Regents, who are elected
for a term OF six months. At
the beginning OF the wal the Govern
ment OF San Marine dened the Kaiser
In refusing to disman,le a powerful Wire
less station within It's territory.
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'p'c"' 'dofe Despdfch to THE SuN.
LONDON, June 3.-The Foreign Office
gave confirmation to-day to the repor,
that a safe conduct has been granted TO
Dr. DerEburg for his journey from New
York to Norway.
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Continued from First PAGE.

disposed to call any attention to The
affidavits alleging the presence OF guns
on the lsusitania. These are the am
davits transmitted TO the state Depart
ment early this week by Count Won
Bernstorff. This apparent Indifference
on the part OF the Embassy is explained
on the ground that Il PROBABLY WAS
aware OF the small importance attached
- them by this Governmen. and also
III the theory that the Embassy does
not desire TO appear to be pressing
the issue at this time.
It was learned to-day that the De-
par;ment Of Justice will rot make any
great haste In investigating these afi-
iavits. This Is regarded as oonfirma-
ton, II confirmation were needed. Of the
impression tina; he note being drafted
by the President will not discuss allega-
TORS of fact regarding :he Lusitania
contained In the German nDte.
No Importance Attached.
1t has been noted by officials that the
state .nents cOrta!aed IN these afiiddvlts
redc1ed Tle German Ambassador but a
fen days iSo and that they refer to in
c!dents said To- have occurred just before
the l,|lsitanll sailed on her last voyage.
j. View OF the Ambassador complaint
yesterday that lie finds Il very difficult
To communicate vita his Government II
Is not seen here how these allegations
could have been transmitted TO Berlin
and then sent to the submarine waiting
10 wreck the L~usi;anin In time to In
form, the submarines commander. As a
matter # fact Il IL not believed here
that the German Government even vii,
claim that the commando OF the sub
marine which ank the LGsitauia was
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Two months ago. Jenney said, Hans
Hardenberg, a German Secret Service
agent, came to this country from Eng
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Continued from First Page.

TO return. The Russian civil govern
ment was shifted 70 Zloczow. forty miles
east. toward Lemberg, several days ago.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

and the house is on fire. What are
we to save first, the house or our
selves?
Why! every individual with intel
igence of a child can understand that
life comes first. and then property.
And what do we, the great number of
workers in this country, do? Is our
life protected? No! And we do not
look for any either. We do not get
enough for our work to live on, and if
we are out on strike we get the po-
icemen's clubbing. Our mothers,
wives and sisters, who are working
in shops to help make living, are
insulted like street women by fore
men and straw bosses. For example,
take the present tailors' strike. Do
you say that our life is protected?
Why, no! And if you do, you have
less intelligence than an animal
Fellow workers! We need not pro-
tect anything until our lives are pro-
tected. So, therefore, let us unite
and protect our lives, because life
comes first.
The capitalists of America have
loaned money to the European pow
ers to prolong the war, and after the
war is over the European might re-
fuse to pay back what they have Dor
rowed, and, therefore, they need an
army and navy to make the Euro
peans come through with the coin.
Do the workers see anything in it
to fight for?
It is the capitalists money, their
interests and their war; Therefore,
let them fight it. We refuse!-Abe
M. HoroVitz, 1853 Hastings ST.
NIL ITARN IIJNDEPRIIND
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MILITARY PLUNDERBUND. :

This country is going to have mill
tarism saddled on it unless the work
ers arouse themselves and make a
protest that will make congress think
twice before it hands over half bill
lion to the profteers. What is left
of the money after it has been graft
ed on will be used to strengthen our
offensive power, so that we can force
capitalism on weaker nations and
force the goods on them which we
are too poor to buy ourselves.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

Submarines and mines are all this
country requires for defense. The
military maniacs want Uncle Sam to
carry chip around on his shoulder
and there will be many who will take
a chance at knocking it off. The
whole thing is a covert attempt to
bleed the country for King Profit. Do
away with profit and there will be no
war. Let us have production for use
instead of profit.-Frederic.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30


WIDOWS TAG DAY.-BuIly for
Alderman Lynch, who is man enough
to stand up for widows tag day. The
Daily News and public charities are
against it. This ordinance for
widows tag day is the grandest work
the council has done for some time.
Constituted authority, public chart
ties, ETC., are like big dog with
bone who is not hungry. He refuses
to eat it himself and refuses to let
the little hungry dogs have bite.
The widows pension law is the big
gest force ever put over. There are
about 10000 widows in Chicago. Pub
lie charities admit that they have only
helped 500 widows.
On top of all this they urge the
mayor to veto the ordinance, so that
they may retain their czarlike au-
thority over the helpless mates of
deceased husbands.
We should have tag day for every
week day in the year. Any one who
is destitute ought to be privileged to
stand on our streets and make their
wants known. They should be per-
mitted to have heart to heart talks
with the general public without going
second hand through the clearing
house of public charities Public char
tiles, an expensive distributing lodge,
should not be given the power of in.
PRODUCTION or the power of attorney
over our widows and their children.
Let me put the case strong for
every man in Chicago who loves his
wife, but let me especially drive the q
case home to you, Mr.. julius Rosen7
valid, and you, Mr.. Lawson of the
Daily News. You do not need to tell
me you love your wives dearly, be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
REPORT ON LIBEL LAW
Scuate Committee Favorable 10 Pas.
sage Of New Law and Other Blns
We're Recommended To-day.

A favorable committee report, from
tar committee Oh judiciary No of
the senate "Wednesday afternoon was
presented on the new libel law of which
Sumlor Shaw and others areeIhe au.
thOrs. The bin was ordered placed
On the calendar and will come up for
lur,h,r consideration.
Favorable cummIltee report was sub.
mltted on the bin by Suthsslln, 10 al.
ioF cities N the first class 10 impdte
o street tax.
The bi'l 10y Cline 10 grant paroles
Toy courts II record was recommended
Io not Tnss. Numerous bills relating
no nlghwnys were punched and or.
dered referred back to the COMMITTEES
uu Highways.
Petitions from numerous cltles
we're presented 10 the senate protesting
against the passage OF the proposed
pool hall bin and IN favor Of the pas.
s''" ~ the bin favorable to chlropra.
tors
Relative 10 the bill having 10 do
WIN bank robbers, passed by the house
but amended in the senate, the house
hoilrled the senate NJ non.cOncurrenee
IN The amendments Senator Thomas
explained the reason for this was that
the house committee could not under
stand the amendments offered. as they
were not properly assembled, and
simply asked for conference in or.
der Ia gr them right. The conference
was allowed
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COTTON.



NEw YORK. ian 2e-Cotton opened
steady at an advance NJ ? 10 4 points in
response 10 better cables than due aud
some foreign buvinE There appeared 10
he quite a good deal NJ cotton FOR sale
around the ring however. partly from
the southern sources and prices soon
e"sei on under renewed liquidation with
sctive months selliug some 3 10 4 points
net lower before the end of the fret hour
BuvinR and local trade support check ~
the decline during the middle of the
morning and covering help"d m" rall"
witch carried prices obout . or points
net higher Reports NJ increased domestic
min nctivitv seemed 10 he partly rsspou
"ble for the advance but the demand
became less active after middHv aud prices
cHsed Of or points from the boat
icporti that large nnmr"r \ ship
viii load NJ Savannah within the NEXT
thlrtv DAYS, taking cotton targnas
broad 10 the amount Of possihlv 20
mo bales probably encouraged some u
he afternoon huvinE IN connection With
stnadi"- turn in Nov O-aous Ar.
tive months sold about TO o points net
higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
ORDINANCE NO. iITe,

ORDINANCE NO, 11fe.
pub. Okla City Times Jan. 2T-2s.2e, 1879
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC
TION ONE OF ORDINANCE NO iT7a.
ENTITLED, IAN ORDINANCE RE.
LATING TO OFFICERS AND ASSIST.
ANTS, ETC, ETC"
Re II ordained by the board Of com
miasioners Of the city OF Oklahoma
city;
SECTION / That sc,tlon l, Of or.
dlnance No. l772 entitled. "An Ordin.
ance Relating to Officers and Assistants
Etc, Etc be and the same IL hereby
amended 10 read as follows, 70 Wit:
SECTION l. That commencing With
the first day Of February, 1918, and
continuing thereafter until otherwise
changed by ordinance. the emOluments
and salaries " the various assistants
employees aud officers NJ said city shall
be as herein designated aud provided,
md shall unless otherwise designated,
be paid semi monthly In instalments as
per calendar months"
SECTION 2. That all ordinances and
parts OF ordinances In conflict herewith
are hereby repealed
SECTION g. This ordinance shall be
In full force and effect from and after
It's u SSage according to law.
Passed by the board OF commission.
ers this 2Bth day Of January, 1915
Signed by the mayor this 28th day of
January 1915.
Attest. M.,o,
II. l.. CHowNING, 0'
city Clerk,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

thleaSO Grain
NHICANO 1Hn no whNat. . red 81 l0tL
6rt NiI h'-A NIeG 6I.5O5.
barley T0dso
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GRAIN.



CHICAGO. Jan. % -G~natrl renew nj Z
huvihE rftsd the wheat market onIrkIv
todaV 10 - m hushel Nav delivery. gel.
ing was not hheral until th0t ,rltr VS.
re'"h"d There were mprv ~ tiny n'6trs
10 huy MEy wheat II laik With irlv m
even greater demsnd Advancing urlres . {
LiverpOor. war develOntnarts near tho qres
canal nrd continued tarsior between I'qiy
rnf Turtev g@ve imDetus 10 the upva I'd
swing After opening Rmh [, 1.tGtc
h'rher, prices reacted u'tle. r.I tlon
rrnied
Corn aScerd~d with vhaat. pt1rlt 10
Ing longs however, sp@eduv vlpnd out
nll tho rains The onaninV FROM ' nv IA
higher w"s followed hv setback 10
aN"h'lv below sst nights level
In tho Osts crowd dani.lr thnf ps 60,
Hdian 'rrpo"' dntv would he removri loa
10 SOME aHiling hrt the m,-te- vps GOV
ernsh lerVelV nv the action " ,.u
I" P-ur'sinnS dereiopad firmnasg The
grNin hrl~e md m nntrrr ln ths hop
mR~bei both nNr~'vpd attention
After IN c"uHed nv u-ofit t.linv
'he wheat movtAt rose hiphar than he
fnr NrrAl offerings continued 10 ho
extremely smsll The close wos npsattIoa
by NA 10 IA TtLc above last cI,N,
Snhs"oueu'v the corn rnartaf shoved
fresh STRENGTH when wheat took new
unwA-d iumn Stems noiptad TO q gepsrsI
less"r'nS " corn receipts ~ the larggr
t"rro'n7ls TIVE close was steady AZ ia
AdN net advance
Chlca~0 uraIn
CUTCA0O 1sr 10 whoat . yad q ioiL
~, p,,,., %,. 7aSss SI,H N~EsflNh
a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

the minimum price on steel caused the
automatic withdrawal OF that stock
abroad
Active stocks went higher after real
lzing sales had been established Read
lhE was strong, however large Offers
meeting every rise Petroleum shares
were distinctly strong with an increase
oi speculation In various low priced IL
tueE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
REPAIRING
ROOMS AND BOARD.

:, 80, =, e'>rNs~N~~~~4~sNNs
TWO NICELY furnished front rooms,
upstairs. Private, modern home. VI ais II
desired, ~ East Park, Wal i2Q3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

NEW YORK Jan 2s ~ y steel shares
were again the center NJ interrst ln
t0dav's stock market Steel common de
cllned at the opening 20 iS. It's new mini
mum, fall N puluts frnm yesterdays
quotations on offerings of sOO shares
THIS was followed hv another lot " No
and several 100 share lots at - The
preferred stock again sold or 10 within
fraction ~ lts minimum other active
stocks wep lower hut the liEt made gen
erai recovery after the RbsOrntion " In
itlal offerings The London market show
go numerous advances for Americans hut
refusal of the London exchange 10 reduce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Nv Wort W'0ry
w" YoRV Jsn 2e Nercartls psper
'uff4
er''-~ ovrhoure st~aE~ gt,sv Ar
g. iSo "a for cshles oSN Tor dNmnn
sicFiS
U~r S1~ev aca
"nviNau dul'-vg o-'fr
Co~o-rmen' hond T-rov, rslI-oaA bordg
i-ra~nla~
Ti~n" 'nan es.t~- m Hs-s 2umq. ~
fvs "'.'s s'v ru0r'ha o. @7'l
t"n rNNsv sfsqdv' h'~h .. low -
me -rt' - '"st losn W, closing ~
~ offered VI ~,
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w Mt ADS
RATES AND INFORMATION

Three line ads averaging 10 words-are
inserted 0 times for 20c,
situation Wanted ads are accepted FOR
three insertions without charge
Contract rates quoted on request
CLOSING HOURS-want ads must be
IN before noon for Insertion the same
day. Want ads received after L. and be.
fore y, m. will be inserted IN TOO Late
10 Classify" column Ads will be taken
between < II. M. and y. m, Al office or by
telephone
BLIND ADDRESS ADs-Answers TO
blind ads will he given only when ticket
showing advertiser key number Is pre-
sented Information giving advGItlser's
Identity viii In no case be- diyugc1
TELEPHONE WANT ADs-You may
phone your ad to THE TIMES. Ask for
p. h Y, 49, Want Ad Dept This con
venlcnce IL for I, irons N this paper and
payment should be- made promptly when
bill Is presented when You phone YOUR
want nd, request that Il be repeated TO In
sure accuracy
RECEIPT Retain your receipt for nay.
ment OF Want Ads Hs no mistakes can be
rectlfled without t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
LIVESTOCK.


hnnHHa tltF i'NS@f0ehs
x NNEAs CITY Jan "a Uog reoelrts
tN nm higher RrlN fgNTTg IL. haavv
q BSn0'S m ugNt a. 80 oig. tG oTGdT1
Cattle recoints 2OaO atrurr Primo I'd
,teers SeTO1a; dressed ha.f atorrs V-lt
RAS southern steers sGlf7 - rows e. "A
T he'ferS ~ 25Tp7S. a'o~In-s "a n-r.
Sheen rere'pts 9OOO strong. lambs
Sed 9 ~ veqrl'r-s 20 -7H7 ~. wptNr-s ~
dd5O. ewes s. Tbdg ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

Hogs The hog market reacted TODAY,
M snddenlv A. the h'g daaline M we'd
neaday, nnd most sales Thursduy we're
on 56flOc higher basis. v'tN ton =
h 10 The rulk sold at t62OaB0n Pigs
sell at R5mAO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

NEW YORK Jon p sn.r auvar mar.
'rt frw crrfr'f gal NOT. mulnzzp4
70 Refined steady
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Oklahoma Livestock.
roda,s Receipt,

'nt'. N'h another llgh' ruI here Ia
NuN 90" .atlIu murgst contlli.'d uu o.
Ho1dy basil. There Was npt much b'f
'.' fl" ul.h frOm oday. ~ D." but
or 'tuff odd head Of cLIt.' SpWh ud
H.u.r. r.'ught up "a BSt'T ~" nu
ui 'hC -r> stuff sold at Sft5NI i,,s
bulls broHght s. 15Tb 10 stock"rs were
srlfr. today, with 'he ,ot.ul - ]
'u if n'1as Veal cat.yr lru,E ru
- IL ., e. II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
MARKET REPORTS


kANAAS cry, Jan ~ wheat No. 2
hard, FA3dlH red flHdt45.
Com No 2 mixed ijis white 7pI
oats No 2, white 5la58c. 2 mixed
Jiujdlg
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W c.
Rentals

200l2 w Main St. Phone W 100.
w. 4 C. W. &C.
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ACREAGE.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANO In fine condition. viii sell chesn
nhrt down, balance In small payments
HOY tTG Times.
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Kcrt Mnrth HIr..tnrL

wv " NFFH TIVFafofE
FORT WORTH. Tex Jan % Cattla
Recelpts 2in0 steady Beavae pIG a.
uog' receipts 1900 lOc higher Bulk
50 SO6f0 as
eep none mark 4 steady; lambs e
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FOR RENT UOI SES

>"-~-->>>-~''-e~~~~>~>-~~~
Hl20 room. nt 1904 West 2nd, also
I rooms and sleeping porch. University
addition, SO, both modern Phone own.
er Wal lIlT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

NEW AND USED lawn mowers. reels,
settees, swings, pumps gasoline engines,
etc. Oklahoma City Steel and Wire
Works a20 4. Walker. W. 'S9.
BAER Printing Co, Job l'clnterl, 10
licit q share Of your printing mi viii do
4 quick and right Phone Val 1854 lc1
W Second 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

New Vovk ano' Cation
NFw YORK J-n 2c 9upt cotton
oniet mlddllnR uplands $50. sales 4.
~ hglet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
THE DAILY RECORD.
Births

blTths.
Mr and Mrs Earl Is Johnston, 1917
West Thirty. second. boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benton, Rural
'o'te No IL on East Twenty third
street, girl
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hunt, 900 North
douglas street, n girl.
Mr and Mrs. w. h. Bleylns. 100
tn-t Seventh street a boy.
Mr. and Mrs Leland Pcrrine, TIT
North Robinson avenue, n boy.
Building Permits.
W l.. Peck secured n permit for n
ure-story frame dwelling house 30 hs
erected at 1905 West 3sth street and
which is TO cost S3gOO.
Kisses are the coupons clipped from
the bonds Of love.
The chap who Is buried in oblivion
Is also dead one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

Kansas CIV Pr,drrr.
knuanE ''t' Ton - ilfsf- l.a.
Pantry unchanged
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II T-WWTH T"TWT T0TWWH-
ST Louis Jan ~ Poultry butter
unchanged Eggs 2ai5c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

The chap who is buried in oblivion
IS also dead one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28
TO TRADE.

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FARM to trade for merchandise or Oh
lahoma city property. T. W. Patterson.
lcne. Tex, r. n. g.