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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

SrclclulgtcitS Stride ~ SrlultDe llds
be gllbemarles StraBe; &ditor u. s. Sters
ger, ylr 906, SrmitDs StraBe
Seutidje lrtbcriide &irdJe in Sat
Neiumartet, 2orheiters@ountD II Y0ltor
@arl Sb. Gblin0er, Gait Nepmarfet, 9RD.
3ipns STRIDE ~ g(orosWabz, nnbe Der
2eringtons Srabe; &aitor 9r SultS
Soofmdn, gr. 1923, gSeits&unbalesG Ctr
ct. Wlarfns &irdDe - @roaomabs uuo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; &ultor eSnfob 8.
Iliiller, @de &ratt@ lmo GheitersS Strnbe
SebDna Stride - collins StraBe, uas
be glrlingtons9Ipemie; &altor s.. 9eus
mann, SIR 1924, Yennctts&lacc.
6bangrlii1 .lutberiidle SHnoDc bpn
WlarDlan0.
WtiiiiDnS OcmcinDcn Su BrOOflgn,
glnne NrunDels@puntD, un0 Ban Siciu,
8altimorcsGountD n %aitor Srnit bon
0abm1nn
ct. SObanucS. OcmeinOc 81 &arfpillc,
Sarforos s9ipno &aitor u. vs. 2lbl,
Sulertou g. @, Dlo.
3iDnS STRIDE 81 3aurautllc - Saltor
u. gS. glbl Sullerton q. 90, @to.
ct. Snfas WcmcinOe 80 6umbcrlann-
%oitor g. s. @erguer, 8eOfor0 StraBe,
Cumberland, Dlo.
SerMialcmSs @cmcin0c 81 0jar0enbillc
IT Yaltor 0r. y. y. 8urgoorft Waroens
bile, Nlo.
9emtId)c cDans. -lnt6. 3iOns. Stride 5n
StcmmerS 0iun IT. $aitor 9enrD @llens
Berger, IN 9ioBpille
6rite ocntIdje per. CD. Stride FL Gait
ernsglbenue, ud6e glnnzStrnBe; &nitor
s. Gl @Diter, SIR. 1924, SitsSaIttnorcs
StroBe
ct. &nnls WemeinOc 81 GUrDUDa, Salz
botsGountD Ydltor Is. Srcuoenreid,
Gproouu. Nlo.
G'D. lutB. Stride ST 2unatUuUD, Salbots
County Yaitor @. Srcuocnrei9 pon
Goroobu
Scutidtc 0IcmcinOc 5n ilppCrcO, @altis
morcS@ountD ~ Raltor yS. g. QenleL
llpperco, N}o
SrCicmigfeits. Gcmcinbc ST @DOoitDd
-- &aitor 81. s. Soc, 9Souoitod, 0l0.
Salems Stride - @de 8atterDs gloemle
unO 9ianOallzStroBe; Yaltor y, @rmt
bon 0abmamL glr. 214, 0lts9ianoalls
StraBe.
ct. Stcp6ani- Stride IL Gde Soms
bur9s unD 0anobersStraBe; Saitor @bs
lipp j. 8ennigbauien 8. g., ylr. 224,
gSnrrensglpemle
Guaugeliidc GcmCiuidlaft
SUlClllS rSttlDt --- N9DuHDTGllNBC llp
0i9bIanosglpc Yaltor @. E. 6uder, SIR
34O5, @ougb StraBe.
Gmannels Stride 0irecnesSnaBe
uuo Gioers9laeD; @aitor g. s. SSeber.
SIR. 27, Siios @jreenes sStrube.
3writc Stride Der Gpnng. @cmein=
ibait - WlaoilonzStrabe, @de Nliltous
glpemie; Yaitor s.. @dgelltein glr- 742,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Scntldje 8aptiitcns s&irhcn.
Grite bentidJe &aptiiten= Girdc- Womls
mentsShoBe, @de &atteriouz &orts SlOe. /;
Yaltor 9falpb 3. gSegener, gir 1921
Yount 9ioDols 2benle
3iucitc beittidJc Snptiitcn z&irdc-Sres
oerid ds9luemie, @de W}onroes sStraBe; &a@
flor 0ilio SiuDter, glr 1860, &eis
Baltimore sStraBe
Scnti1)e WietGo0itcn GirdJen.
Grite bcntidjc MetBOOiitCn= STRIDE ~
gtr. 224, s@roaopnD, na5c @nlterns
glbemie; &oItor g. s. SbaiB, CIR 1717
Sits8nltmores Strabe.
3wcite ocntide NictbO6iitcn Stride II
1919 2i9bts StraBe %aitor @. gSie9anO
&cnnIDlDnMia 9lDcnue N2ctbD0iitcns
Stride @enuIplbaninsgluenue, nobc
Moi6ersStrabe; &aitor a. g. &aible,
glr 567, W}oi6ersS sStroBe
Safngette glbCnne NictbU0iiten SirdJe
2nfdpettes s9lpenle, @de @ouoz Strdbe; I;
N0lfor IS q Thni6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Gyrail 9Srina aeftOr6cn.

SynI 9lltcr bon 6S Sdbren idie0 ant
GonnerltaQ 6rau @il1elminc @rin5,
ae6orenc aoruer, in i6rem g8o6ningJ
03r 1913, SiiOsGqiuooO-9lpenue, aus
ocm 9ebcn. 5rou Yriu3 mnrOe in
Sounouer, GeutidIouo, gc6oreu mo
fam Dor 81 Sabrcn uo6 9lmcrifa
Siebcn Sabre lp1ter uer6eirat6ete tic
iid nit Sru. So6n S. 95rin5, Der i6r
I'M Sabre 1908 i'm Eooe poran ging.
Sic @crItor6enc 9intcrldBt feds aiu-
ocr, fiinf Eoc6tcr, 6rd 9}eIlie9ieroiL
Grou sSoa Smith, sri. Gillian Ser
i6a mo N}iunic &riu6, inO einen
So6n So6n ". Erin5. Sic miro
fcrner BON bier Shmeitcrn, Jroil
sSu6n N}iider, 6rau 9luguit @lnfel
S5rol @elcn Sartman Sron 8.
9remcr imo Sron 9. alenlmc, Die
9ebterc po6nt in GGltihlano, iomle
BON bier @nfeln bctrouert Gie De.
eroigluiQ iinoct Sonntog yladnittog
auf ocm rGreieiniefeits.6 .6ricoboie"
Itatt. @oitor @m. Eo6er BON Der
lut6criiden g1a5aret6-Nliiiion an Der
Gde BON gonf-StroBe unO Sigblalo-
glpelue miro oie GrnierreOe baltel.
Serr 9ll6ert &C. Goub BON @rnlber-
lano beipirbt lid INN bic republitani-
icbe domination fir StaotS.@ontro-
leur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
@rMnSitads.lle6e 6ertraannacn.

Sorrp 6. @rice on 6orrD @olt,
SiOicite Scr W}ommeut,StroBc me-
be 9ofepooo.9lpenue, IA Bel 6S.
Stanton 81. Genuis lmo 6rou on
So6u Gditorm im6 6roiL Oiiieite
Gur6onls nobe 6eoeralitroBe, 12 bel
81 SUB.
Guoolp6 $. 9o6S uno SSrou an
Bernard 81. @ro6, Sioicite G6oie.
Strobe, uobc @lontforo 9lOcy 1913
bel 70 SSuB.
@iinnie GneG 9lOmy oil Charles
Gorr, NlorOucItieitc g9ilfeus 9lpe,
no6e Got6erineitraBe, t3 bel 726uB.
G6as. @orr an Wlinnie &nea,
9ioromeiticitc @iIfcns-9l0enue, no6c
GotbcrineitroBc, t3 6ci 72 SUB.
SenrU g9. &roa an 9lllon Gleooc-
lono, Siiieitc Scr @reenmoluit.9Ipc,
nabc 35. StraBc, 14.2 bel Is, @ro5
$57.
gIlon GlcaDelono al SeurD @
arol( uno Satin Sifeitc Scr @recu-
molmt-sluenuc, nobe 35 Strabe, 11.2
bel rs, @riluo5ius $57
@enj. 81. Gopcl an 9. gictor Sc
lenfo ii. 9(., Siioweiticite Der Eeun-
iploniia-9lpemue, nabe Golp6in.5tr.
AS bei 90, @runO3ins $75.
Sate E. %epplcr II q, an 9iealtD
@lort Snc, Sii0pciiicite scr &cnn.
iplponia-glpenuc, nabe 9olp6iu-Str0
t4.S bei 90.
Beatrice 9oSmort6 an 2. @ictor
SeIenfo ii. &C., Sii0weiticite oer&eun.
ivloonia-9locme, na6e GoIp6iu-Stry
11.S bei 90 @rln08ins $75.
g|ora 6. 93oie al Sen @apor nuo
Staotrot6, @rumOiiiid,
Soa 6crgiiioi an g9m. 9lelion.
Giticitc ser 2afepooo-9loeme, nabe
Orleans. StraBc 1919 Bel 65, Gro5.
$lS.
Sobn = 8oco, Eraitee, an So6n
g8. Sore lmo @attin, Sdoieite ser
9lort6-9lpciuie, nobe Slinsiuff-Str..
i4.6 bel 20, @rlu65ins $50.
s. @ronbiae 9iQD im0 Satin an
s. @u 0rtwoL @citieite Ger G6e-
lter-Strabc, nobe0lort6.9lOcnuc, 1874
bel 70, @riluo5ns $40,
uSo6miilcr Building 60 all Glo-
renee 6. 9ommm rnO @ottin, Siio.
ieitc Der g(bbottion., na6c GopIor.
StroBc, Ia bel so, @uuo5. $49.5O.
@}ar0 Seorid an 6ranf @olombef,
SiiOoitieite Der G6riition. na6e 9Sop-
StroBe, 10 bei rs, @rnO5iuS
$36.
glios ". 6rof imo Satin All
Sas. g. 9anning, jun , @ruuo-
itide.
g9m. s. &ouIicour an glioS ".
5roit , @umoiiiidc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

SarrD N}. Hcocr II. u. an Sobn
9lodi, 93oroicitc ser 9(liccanno. no6c
@6eIier. .StraBc, 25 Bel 55, @umO-
sims $3.50.
&oiolic Scar al NidrD @. Studert
II. g., Sruiiec, 2 @rilroltiide.
@lorD 9cirrier al Com. s. 9leilD
unO @attiL 9}oroieitc ser Saratoga,
nabe Soporo.StroBe, Is 6ci 100,
@rn05ins $40.
Catherine 81. Suogc an @laric 6.
SuOge, Siiopeit.@dc Oer9lcmington,
na6e 81. StroBe.
g}ino .. S1potfa al Morgaret
Goldberg SiiOweiticitc Scr 2in0eu.
na6e 9tort6.9lbemc, t6 bei 140,
@ruuO5ius $t60.
9eiiie Garter an Seize s. @oIlo.
wop, IT, lmo Satin 9Ioroieite ser
@omonOion-9lOenue, no6e SiIion-
Strobe, IA bei 40, @utno5ins $40.
g9m. 3. Shea II. q. an Spencer
~. Glarf, SHoieite scr W}ul6crrDs
na6e &oppIeton.StraBe, 1872 bel
56.6, @rlmo5ius $45.S715.
2oiiiie 9reoeboeit Oil 2ouiS 6.
9reocbocft imO @attiL Oiticite ser
9ono-, no6c Ntc@lOcrrD- -StroBe,
1910 bei Ga, @rimO5ins $2t.
p9l6ea Building SO, an Sllbert 2.
26wcniou, @eIticitc ser 9(6cG-, uo6c
81. StroBc, 1872 bci %, @ruuo5inS
SIS.
G6oS. 81. SoporO Gccciocr uuO
SlnOere an @rcbanee HeoItg So,
9}orOoit@de Scr Colbert uno Gboic-
StraBc, 50 bel "a.
glmelio 9. NliuS un0 glnoere, al
Selen &il6orne, 9ioroieite Der Sad.
on-StraBe no6e 9tanoall.StraBe, Is
bel So.
0eleu Sil6ourne ino 9lnoere an
9lnlelin 9. Drills luo g(nOerc, bier
0jrunOItiidc
9}orD .. Somes an 9londe g.
Somes unO @attiit gSeitieitG ser
9eodJ-9lpenuc, 12 bel 140.
Sol. 9ropn an 2ena Goodman,
9loroieitc Der 5airmolnt9lOeuue, ua-
6c Goitle-StroBe, IA bei 80.
Sulius Goodman unO glnocren an
Sol. @ropn 0}orOicite Scr SSoir-
molmt-9lDenue uo6e Goitle, t4.6 bel
80.
Morooret @. SlDnn an @Omoro S.
9rown mO Satin 0iorOieite Ser
@eit-StraBc, uo6eGrcef.gllleD, 70 bel
63.
So6n q. gronOoD an 9(nnie g..
Nlpcrs, 9lorOicitc ser 9tort6.gluenle
nobe s. StroBe, l5.1 6ei 80.
SoS. NicErippe nnO 9lnOere, Gul.
itees, an ". .. &oultnep, SiOpeit-
ieite Der Gorep no6e Chapel -StroBa,
1913 bel 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
@eutiae SAIuBrote:
&eutiae Sc6luBrate:
gcrtaiife auf Der g0Itim0rer gIftien.
FIRST CALL.


1000 Chicago &bs Der. .............. 90ss
1000 e6ieaeo aps ser (coi0) ..... 99%
1000 0oni cas Aver ............. osik
eooo aoir GIorfs Gruc Ser. ....... oo%
1000 @aeon gb & aisbi 5er...,.... "a
1000 @in & Ct q it scr (S ~ .iOtM
1000 gorioI & @oris 3rot ser. ..... 81
1000 nnico 9tbs 4 lcr....,,.,,. SO
60 anibciIc s s g & q com. .to4
II sIui6clc gorf so & eiabt~ "a
"a stni0eIe @orf 9b s. 9 5er...... "a
10 slnibellc Nori6crn Central. .... IS
80 slni6ciIc seaboaro " pfo... 80
3oi slni0cile uniieo Sbs com. ..... "a
SECOND CALL.
1000 06icaao &ps 5er...........,... 00M
1000 Goni 0'nS Ser ................t .tOalh
5000 9a gsaier 8oper 5cr.,....... 0OH
$4,000 iluiico abs inc ier....... 60
200 llnieo 80s ser Cssoien) ...... ooa
20 slubciIc 6 6 9 & q pD. .fisN
$50 smi0cilc uniico 9los com..,,,. "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
@nItimurer Wlnrftberidlte.

Srcitoa 26. Sebruor 1915.
@1e6I. ~ Sufubr 734S S6iier,
,inidIieBlih 31S9 6diier at Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

o.uis%n %TFS' S unS StaStIente
Guo. Sic oos,lonOere aoiis ucomen.
Sii%elpc 1@IoagmunO-Sliperr r'"jSG GU.,
Isi n H Sg9'TSSigioyeu unO Gonnrufieure,
iSSsas SSDa 1ai iisioa @eit-@ratt-S -Strahc,
% iTSSss ,inpgiBbrNs%Sieggoe 20 pno mauIeTeI ni6t
l,,.,. crFqi9isre iosriIiIia' ~ FinB, SBsO''H4e"
''SIsss SSss Al, ,o','a'lten fic poIitip
G sls~ ~ M SSliie ees wabrcn qserthes.
SSsosi SsSlo1sielhiar iar Sofo SS1sfoe- MamleisI 22O
2isrst~ aI6siiIIrse Sgoamuaeu, aorren, snase,
NlefOe VH nno it9peren Sraisporf
@pmcciS.%I $s5, $s5 nuS s45 an.
''' OOn $50 bis SIS Sas
Si5- %aur an.
'ol1 o1.',@ @ef-9sratt-str.
NV0ne' Ct. @ani 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

lhel; @crianot BON oen Gleoatoren
S4069 9uideI; @lepotorcn.@orrotb
793,25i 9uIhel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
GOLDEN WHEAT
BIG MONEYCROP
Selling at 97C. to Sl.O7 Per Bushel
and Shipping Already
In Progress

NKLAHOMA's cornucopiA will be
- oyorflowing this year, according
10 reports coming In from every sec
iOn OF the state While the work Of
harvesting the wheat II far from com
Dleuon, Indications are that the 46-
OOO,0OO-bushel crop OF this cereal pre-
dicted by the head Of the stt3e agri-
cultural department will be realized.
While I'm a few districts, where the
wheat was damaged by wind and rain.
the yield Is running only 10 to 20
bushels to this acre, In others a yield
Of from 20 10 40 bushels Is reported.
AT original marketing points wheat
is selling at 0S cents to Sl.07 per
bushel and Is expected to go higher,
SO that Is Is safe to assume that the
entire crop Of tlfe state will command
the staggering sum OF $4,000 900.
Alfalfa and oats also are yielding
heavily, according to the reports, and
a record corn crop is In prospect
Recent rains In southwestern Okls.
homa, while delaying the garnerers,
greatly benefited growing crops. At
Duncan, IN Jefferson county, the pre-.
clpltatlon last Monday was III
inches, materially benefltlng hay and
CONTINUED on Last Page.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
STORY Of THE
TIMES SCOOP
Scored Beat In Local Field; Made
Record Street Sales for
Day In City

THE TINES, In handling the big
story OF the oysrturning OF the
Eastland IN Chicago river, Saturday
morning, selling more than $500 copies
Of It's extra editions before any other
newspaper in the city appeared. scored
one af those "sooops' that bring graft
ficauOn to ths heart Of every true
newspaper man. Moreover with the
sale OF d,OlO extras for the day The
Times established a new record for
Oklahoma City.
The story was scoop everywhere
for the Associated Press and It's
members, due 10 the enterprise Of
one Of its reporters In Chicago,
who, discovering that number
Of the bodies Of victims OF the dis
aster had been with great secrecy
placed aboard the Roosevelt. which
Was standing by the overturned eIcur.
sion boat, managed to get aboard the
latter craft and count 100 bodies be
fore he was discovered and elected
He had scored a triumph, however, In
being enabled TO give the public the
first lntlmation of the terrible death
toll.
Az 40 o'clock Saturday morning. at
about the ume the catastrophe oc.
CURED the telegraph editor Of The
Times CausCally remarked to the press
operator: please give me some big
news story that will warrant flare
head across the first page for the first
edition Hardly had he concluded the
remark, when he was handed the first
bulletin.
Immediately the entire Times force
was notified that an extra edition
would be- put out. and the plant as
sumed the appearance Of beehive
When. at . o'clock the big web press
begnn to hum 0s newsboyS were on
hand Every copy had been disposed
Of by the time the next extra appear.
ed, at 1890 The number ot news
boys was doubled This was rapidly
disposed or rs were subsequent odl.
tlons Five editions we're issued dur.
Ing the day and the sales on the last
edition were the heaviest Of all
"'Twas glorious victory" for The
Times and FOR the best telegraphlc
service In the world the Associated
Press.
The story of Scoop would not
he complete even In summary without
mention NJ the remarkable generRlshlr
OF Sam Miller king ~ the News
hoys,' who handled his army like a
Hlndenherg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
COMPLICATIONS DELAY FULL
RESUMPTION AT BRIDGEPORT

BRIDGEPORT Conn, July %
UncNp"ctcd complications, said to
have arisen through refusal Of several
superiutendenls OF departments in the
Remington Arms aud Ammunition
company 10 take back machnlsts who
had been ON strike. prevented full re-
sumption of work today I'm several
suhcontrnctlng concerns Of the Rum.
iugton plant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
TIN HORNS LOOK OUT
County Attorney Preparing to Make
Raids OIL Those Who Spin Not, and
Neither DO They Weave

Outside N the municipal court, very
little Is known about the enforcement
OF the law against yagrnncy in this
county but Il Is likely to become O
subject uf much interest IN short
time Couuty Attorney Emhry Is pre-
pairing to make II interesting
Blank inrormuuons against yagrants
who are tin horn gamblers" have
been drawn and may be made out any
day All that needs to be- done Is 10
MI In the names aud hand the war
rants TO the sheriff or chief NJ police
II IL estimated that the county Jull
can bc filled In few hours
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
GREAT BRITAIN
JUST#IES SELF
Reply to American Note Of March
3Oth on Restricted Commerce
Is Received

W AsHINGTON, July 20 Great
w BrltRins reply to the American
note OF March 30, protesting against en-
forcement Of the orders In council
which restricted neutral commerce
was received here today It holds that
the orders are within international
law, although they may involve a new
application OF principles and argues
that II is proper to await a judicial
Interpretation
The new note, In the most conrte.
Gus language, holds that Great Brit.
aims action IL Justified by the deci,
slons Of the United States supreme
court in cases arising during the civil
war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
COMPANY WILL MINE
FOR ZINC AT LEEDY

LEEDY, July 20 Wilbur McClcary
~ Altus and h. W. Roswell or this
town are organizing company for
the purpose OF exploiting the zluc
prospects In this locality Water from
springs five miles southwest " here
has been annIyzed and found to con
tain - per cent zinc, while portion
Of ore found ASSAY better than 90 per
cent Mining operations win begin I'm.
medlatcly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
NO FIDDLE FOR HIM NOWj
HIS COUPONS ARE ALI, GONE

According 10 report received at
ihe police station this morning, 70
Packages OF Arbuckles' coffee and =
safety razor were stolen from home
In the west side Of town Sunday The
man making the report confessed that
he was a confirmed coupon saver, and
could have gotten Il violin with his
next shipment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26

n'hllef'N mowers AhN luNNH"iN''fAb
have occurred during the past twenty four
hours iu Ttah Colorado. New Mexico.
northwestern Texas kansas Nebraska.
Wyoming South Dakota and the far west
pru British provinces The rainfall WAS
light. only ono station. Durango, Colo.
reporting hA much ns one ineu A low
pressure area covers the western slope ~
tho Rocky mountains. with center over
Utah and 10 giving unsettled weather n
tho southern Rocky mountains and fnr
southwest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
REWARD FOR A FORD
Sheriff Clark Of Canadian County Is
on the Trail Of Thief Who Took a
Ford Car Sunday Night

'I.lI pay hundred dollars reward
Tor the thief and the car Sheriff Ja
son l.. Clark telephoned from II peno
today 10 the sheriff and police IL this
city He referred 10 for( car stol-
en- IN hi Reno Sunday night.
The car number is 1884, TSS and the
engine number SlS.225
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
2-CENT FARE NOT
A TRAFFIC HELP
SymanS Excused and Hamilton,
Frisco Expert, TO Roads
Rescue In Hearing

r DNTARY TO expectations, ". 4.
- Symans, the mechanical expert
employed by the railroads TO testify
in the rate case, was not recalled
Monday morning for redirect eIamin-
alton by the roads attorneys. The
fact that his DISCRIMINATION at the
hands u Attorney General Freelius
covered 50 great an amount Of ground
forced the attorneys Tor the roads
to ask that they be- allowed more umv
to examine his testimony and then re.
call him Inter, II necessary. This was
granted by the court
r. A. Hamilton superintendent N
efficiency for the Frisco, took the
stand for direct examination at the
convening Of court Monday morning.
Mr. Hamilton started 10 explain I'm de.
tail the exhibits offered by the Frls
co, being examined by r. A. Klein
schmidt, attorney for that line.
Terminal Switching
First item to be taken up was the
matter Of terminal switching, which
seemingly was donesil an. effort To
substantlute the flgtlfss pfeviously
given by W. r. Symans. Mr.. Hamil-
ton stated that In cities where ter.
mlnnl switching was carried on to a
great extent. that the cars handled per
engine Wre less where a great number
OF Industries and 10 ho served than In
smaller cities whore this service was
smaller In suhstantlatlng this. he
stated that I'm Francis the number Of
cars handled In terminal switching per
engine was ~, while I'm Oklahoma
City It was but 10 However. this
testimony was given from time basis.
aud not from the engine ton mileage
basis, and therefore dld little but sub.
stantiate the percentages given by
Symsns In regard TO terminal and line
switching, which were 80 per cent FOR
terminal and 20 for line
The matter W through freight
trains, expenses incurred by passen.
ger trains was next taken MP. Mr.
Hamilton stated that aIl the time that
freight trains were waiting for pas.
senger trains 10 pass the wages of the
freight crew and other expenses were
Continued oU Last Page
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1900 DEAD IN "EASTLAND"
IS HORROR LATEST FIGURE
No MAIL MOTORCYCLES
BurlesOn Prohibits Their Use In Ru.
raj Delivery Serviee-S,OOO Carriers
Are Affected-Effective Jan. /. 1916

WASHINGTON, July 2O-Uso Of
bicycles or motorcycles In the rural
delivery service Is prohibited by an
order Issued today by Postmaster
General BurIeson effective January J.,
1919 Mir Bureson holds that We
hlcles OF these types do not have the
carrying capacity needed for the par
eel post service and do not afford nee
rssary protection for the mails IN bad
weather The order will affect about
5000 carriers who now use the blcy.
Gle or motorcycle
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*@ y y II q Il &
ONE or MANY

n LAWTON. okla, July "a d
d Editor Times / cannot refrain d
" from writing You how much MP II
n preclote The Times It ls grow u
" ing 10 be a great paper Asa 8
n newspaper It Is not cuuoucd In u
q the state, and edltorlalIy IT. =
Y tone far surpasses any ! trust y
y the paper will receive tho sup. n
y port II deserves and n ~ does II
y It's circulation will go beyond ~
y that Of any In the state A "
" clean. fearless paper giving to Il
X the public the truth 0hout mat A
X tcrs I'm which they are virtually n
* interested, means NOR. real Is
X lnsung good 10 the uphWllIng .
II Of the state than any one lu ~
y s'rumcnt for that purpp.o 'u 'un u
# state Respectfully ~
= !. A. PARKINSON g.
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TWO CHILDREN DROWN
Sister Tried 10 Save Brother; Grlsf-
CraIed the Mother Would Follow
Them

WEkIwA, July 26.- Carl Window
IL, waded beyond his depth In Shell
creek, near here. yesterday His sis.
ter, Gwendolyn, attempted to rescue
him and both were drowned when
the bodies we're recovered, half an
hour later the mother tried to drown
herself let me die where my little
ohs died !" Shs screamed
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treighter Carrying Contraband
Runs Foul of Teuton Under-Sea
Squadron-Crew Land Safely in
Steamers Own Life Boat.

LONDON July 26-2l6 p m.-The American steamship Lee.
anaw from Arohange July for Belfast with cargo of x was
sunk today by German submarine off the northwest Of Scot
land m
All the members Of the the eanaw were saved Thew
we're brought into Knkwall in their own boats
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DRILL IN PADEN WELL
OH Men Throughout the STATE AWAii
the Event Which MAY Forstel As-
other Big OIL Field

A far az Il known at the Office ef
the Psden on company In this city,
there has been no change in the intsn-
tion Of the officials OF the two con-
panles tho Prairie and the Padsa. b
drill In the big well at Padsn Tussday.
II was announced last week that thsI
well would bs drilled IN Tas~aas
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7 ONDON, July Fighting for
- Warsaw has shifted from South
Poland. where the most desperate ef-
forts OF Field Marshal Won Macken-
sen have been unable TO win an ap-
preciable advance, TO the north Of the
Polish capital where the Germans
have crossed the Naew river along
a wide front
PetrOgrad SO far has not admitted
this German mccess II also still Is
apparent London military Observers
say that the Ostrolenka fortress from
which radlate the useful strategic
railroads, continues 10 be controlled
by the Russians. although the attack
of the Germans from PultusA north.
ward has brought them to point
south " Ostodenka. The latest sue
cess " the Germans brings them with.
IN - miles Of North Warsaw. hut the
Polish capital has second line Of
tCoutnued on Last Paael
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MUSKOGEE, July 28--Nothwith'
standing alias warrants have been sent
to Chicago and other western cities to
secure the return OF Zack Mulhall 10
this city, he has steadily eluded all
service Mulhall, Snowman and for
mcr oklahoma rancher, and his daugh
ter Lucille, we're here with their show
during the Commercial Congress In
April, staying at the severa hotel
Zack, II is said. gave the manager a
draft for $40 on Chicago bank,
which paper turned out TO be N. a.
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MACKENSENHAS
STRUCK A SNAG
Advance From North on Polish
Capital Meets With I'm
miStakable Check

FRANKFORT, Germany, July
26.-Nla London, July 70, IL a
m.-The Frankfurtsr Zeitungs
Vienna correspondent says the
AustrO-German forces have cap
tlred l3l,25O Russian prisoners
since Jult IA besides Al cannon,
i4l madame guns and an ener-
nous quantity Of military sup
plies.