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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
JONES DEFENDS ALONE
Former Chief OF Police In Suit for
Damages Is Unable TO Produce Mrs.
Hartwell as Witness

Bessie Berney's suit for 5000
against Webb Jones former chief Of
police, for false arrest, IL on trial IN
the district court today before Jury
IN Judge Oldflcld's division. The he
tltion when filed Included Mrs. Jean
ncttc Hartwell, Mrs bona $3.50. her
sister, aud +. G.. Dennis. hut service
was not obtained upon Mrs HnrtWell.
Su the former chief NJ police is left
tn bear the hrunt ~ the legal conflict.
BESSIE Bcrney is the negro woman
who was referred 10 So frequently
In the llnrtwc divorce trial and WIS
n prominent figure In the causes that
led up 10 the separation NJ Hartwell
and his wife She nllcgr, that the
defendants had her arrested on No.
vcmhcr IL and tried tu ship her out
Of the city so that she would not an.
pear IN her law suit against j. T.
lIurtwcll Al that time pending In the
district court The suit against Hart.
we'll was Tor SlO.OOn
The woman alleges that ticket
was bought for her So send her ~ ST.
Louis, after she had been arrested
aud held over night In the city jail
The next day she was given the ticket
and Sl3 In money but she did not gu
Her trunk was sent tu the depot aud
the claim check was given tu her
The hluttrr from the police station
was introduced I'm evidence. II SHOW,
that the negro woman was booked a.
hcing held Tor Ouhio officer" Pn
liccman rcttlt made the arrest. The
woman has been mnrrlcd since. but
very little is being said about that
event by her attorneys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
CARDINALS LETTER
Says Benedict Nv Has Made Large
Gifts TO BelgiaDs and Supported
Their Courage

ROME, June IA pastoral letter
Just Issued by Cardinal Mercier, arch
bishop OF Malines, Belgium, has been
published by the Corriere D'Iialin. In
II the cardinal said In part
Since the commencement OF the
war designing persons have persistent
ly sprcnd the report that Plus y aud
Benedict NF favored our enemies n
and morally and had, by
their weakness, fnilcd to recognize the
right Of the Belgian people
This IL Il cnlumny The simple and
heart IT Plus \ was in
capable Of any complnccnCe toward In
Justice, Benedict Nl has done for the
Belglans all that he could. His first
pontifical bcnedictlon WIS for us He
himself charged me 10 say to YOU In
his name that twice, Notwithstanding
his slender resources, he had made
generous gifts 10 Belgium He has
had the pnternal Kindness To send his
two comforting letters, aud especially
one letter to support our courage In
the difficult moments In January"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
CHIEF or POLICE FORGOT SUM.
MONS AND IL REMINDED

OF course Chief of Police Nichols IL
husy--awful busy. II might be said.
aud such little thing as a subpoena
from the county court is likely To slip
his mind. One Of them slipptd II this
morning.
The chief was summoned to appear r
In the county court us n witness for
the state IN the case against Jim Tag
CART, charged with the unlawful pos
session Of whisky, wine, beer and 9th.
er goods Of that character IN tent
on the river bank.
Judge Zwick issued paper that
was calculated 10 fetch the chief NJ DO
lice or any other busy man into court,
and In little while Chief Nichols
answered present Whether he was
arrested or whether he bent IN officer
tn II was not revealed. Judge Zwirk
did not fine him when he appeared In
court, but gave the chief look Sc
we're enough to be classed IN reprl.
mand,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
BELGIAN REVOLT!
700 ARE KILLED
UnCOnfirmed Dispatch From Am
Sterdam Says German Soldiers
Stay MalineS Civilians
CITY ISOLATED BY ELECTRICITY
Traveller From Ghent Brings Re-
port OF Citizens Uprising;
Details Are Lacking

LONDON, june 1.-THE Central
News publishes n dispatch from Am,
sterdam saying that n Traveller from
Ghent, Belgium. brings u report Of y
revolt last Tuesday on the part Of
the inhabitants Of Malines. German
soldiers fired into the crowd and the
traveller says seven hundred civilians
were killed.
The Amsterdam correspondent says
no confirmation Of this narrative has
been received
Since this occurrence, according to
the Traveller, Mallnes has been is0lat
ed By means Of electrified wire forces.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Star re-
ceived today telegram from Athens
saying news had been received there
from MudrOs that British subma,
rlne tOrpedOed and sank three Turk
ish transports loaded with troops In
the Dardanelles above Niagara. The
greater part Of the troops and crew
is said TO have been drowned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
WHICH HALF DOES SIZE
OWN. II ANY, OF HORSE

Does a woman necessarily own the
horse because she married the owner
aud tHiucrF asks Hart MrfArnnhni,
sued for divorce boy hi, wife and also
for possession ~ "kmnpcr' the trick
horse, made bone NJ contention be
tween them.
McFarnahan says he has at least
owned that portion VI the animal that
consumed the feed and accumulated
the expense ~ transportation over
hnlf the states of the union during the
last nine years. When Mrs. McFarna
han filed the suit for divorce she al
legged that her husband had given her
the animal aud she asked that the
court decide In her favor IN the final
disposition " "Kidnaper."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
ANNAPOLIS GRADUATES
PAY AS ENSIGNS IS HELD

ANNAPOLIS. June IT, That the
whole membership Of the recent first,
class, although graduated from the
naval academy nearly two weeks ago
stlll II being CARRIED on the roster ~
the navy as "ml,lshipmen" and that
In addition TO the fact that no commits
sloils have been issued M enslRns
those young mems pay ny cnslrns ls
helng held NJ pending the outcome of
the "gouglng' scandal at the acad.
emy, became known today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
PUBLIC SUPPORT
LEAGUES DESIRE
Notifications In Original Plans Re
suit Of Discussion Among Peace Ad.
VOcates al PhiladelphlA

PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-That
some notifications may be- made In
the proposed league " peace To I've
composed Of nations In an effort 10
prevent war WAS evident today when
the members Of the national pro
vlslOnal committee began discussion
ns to what steps shall he taken with
u view to obtaining the support uf
public opinion and of governments
In the formation NJ such body. All
those who addressed tOdays confer.
enCe IN historic Independence Hall
gave hearty support To the general oh
jects VI the league
Former President Taft was selected
as chairman VI the conference and
several committees were appointed
including II committee ON resolutions
which will present declaration Of
principles and also select name for
the organization
After vet speeches had been made
the conference received resolutions To
he passed on by the committee ON
resolutions
Victor G. Berger. Wisconsin, pro
posed an amendment that when two
nations go 10 war after the league has
exhausted its powers. the nOn-bellig
erent nations In the league shall be
prohibited from furnishing arms or
ammunition tu the combatants, hut
that there shall be- no Interference
with food supplies.
The Rev. Dr II pereira Mendes,
New York, proposed that the sugges
ted judicial tribunal Of the league be
composed Of jurlsts, skilled diplomat
lists and Clergymen,
The committee on resolutions will
report this afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
NO SUCH OFFICE As MAYOR
IN AN INCORPORATED TOWN

There IL no such office as mayor
In All incorporated town, according to
an opinion from the attorney generals
office, given to j. l. Mckee, Justice
OF the peace VI Garyln. The presi'
dent OF the board of trustees some
times performs some functions similar
to those performed by mayor In q
city and when the town justice Is alb
sent then the president of the board
OF trustees may act as town jnstice
says the opinion. The two offices are
distinct, however. says the opinion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
ROBERT ALLEN, UNDER LIFE
SENTENCE, APPEALS CASE

An appeal was taken today IN the
case of Robert Allen, convicted in the
superior court " Oklahoma county In
the killing Of II. =, McReynolds and
given life sentence IN the penltentl.
AIRY The shooting occurred on Octo-
ocr Is of last year and McRcynolds
died n few days later.
Mclteyno'ds WAS standing In front
NJ restaurant In the south part Of
the city when accostcd by Allen. A
few minutes later the shooting occur.
red.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
SLAVS FLEEING
TOWARD RUSSIA
Quit Positions on River San aud Re
treat From TeutOR Soil Officially
Assert Germans

'A""NaA Wv hhhn
BERLIN. June i7.-Thc Russians
have abandoned their positions tu the
north " SieuiHwa. on the San river.
In iinlirln. and have rctrputcd towards
the rarno In Russian pulnnd. ac.
cordIng 10 the official statement Civ
cn ont today by the German army
headquarters staff
LONDON. June Il The latest
new, from the eastern front does not
Indicate that anything hns occurred
thus far To upset the plans Of General
Won Mackrnsen, who has fixed July
for the arrival Of an Austro-German
army IN IRmberg. the Galician capt
tai General Won Meckeusrus army,
driving due east across the San to the
north NJ Prezemysl. n ulrrady hall
way from the river to Iemberg.
on the Dniester the Teutonic
forces have suffered scycral severe
rcpulses but their check thus far has
not been " sufficient moment 10 of.
set Russian losses. II General Won
Mackenseu keeps TO his schedule II ls
probable the Russlans will be- com.
pclled Ia withdraw from the Dniester.
They may also be forced 10 retrent on
the wide front In central Poland.
In the west the allies have resumed
the offensive north Of Arras. The
French claim progress there as well
~ south and southeast of Souchez
east Of lOrette and In -the labyrinth.
II Is expected the munitions conlro-
versy In England viii be settled today
with the Introduction In the house NJ
n measure which bars compulsory
service In the manufacturer Of mum
tions hut provides fnr voluntary cu.
llstment for such work These voluu.
tecrs would be subject TO military dis
clpline with suspension ~ the usual
trades union rules and the suhstitu
tlon Of compulsory arbitration for set.
Ting disputes Regulations of the
war profits NJ employers also Is cun.
templuted In the measure.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
ONE COUNTY JOB WITH
AN ANNUAL $500 LIMIT

County supcriutendcnts Of health
are only entitled to s. day for every
day actually served according TO nm
opinion by the attorney general ren.
dered to A. r. Ash county attorney OF
Custer county I'm no case, however.
II the health superintendent entitled
10 more than $500 In, amy one year
In ease there is an epidemic in the
county the superintendent may be re.
imhursed Tor any expenses In addition
to the pay allowed him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
SOUTHERN SURETY COMPANY
COMPLIMENTED ON SHOWING

Examination Of the Southern Surety
company has been completed, with
the Insurance commissioners Of Mis-
souri, New York aud Oklahoma partlc.
lpatlng The annual statement OF the
company showed Sl11,0O0 surplus and
4hls the examiners reduced TO s0l, 900.
The affairs Of the company show up
In good shape and the commissioners
romIAlmeuted the company on the way
the business is handled IN the office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
GREAT AIR RAIDS AGAINST
PARIS AND LONDON Is PLAN

GENEVA, June IL News dis
patches from Friedrlchshnfen set
forth that double shifts ARE working
In the Zeppelin oirshlp factories which
ARE turning out completed Zeppelin
airship every twenty days.
II IN reported In Geneva that the
German authorities are preparing for
an important combined raid NJ 2c,l
rlins and ueroplnncs ON Paris and
London In retaliation Tor the recent
aero attack ON German towns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
BEAUTIFUL ELECTRICAL
DISPLAY CAUSES TROUBLE

SAN FRANCISCO, June l7--Stor-
les Of the bewlldering beauties OF the
aurora borenlls, which lighted the
whole Of the northwestern United
states and Canada last night were
followed today with extensive reports
of Interruptions TO telegraphlc service
caused by Its electric currents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
AFTER LAKE VESSELS

NEW YORK, June l7,-Reports
that some Of the Atlantic coast steam,
ship companies are negotiating for
the purchase Of lake steamers were
supported today by an admission from
the office Of the Erie railroad that the
company had under consideration Of
fers for the transfer Of some of It's
lake vessels
The move In the result Of the recent
ruling Of the Interstate commerce com.
mission compelling all roads operating
steamship lines on the great lakes 10
surrender their water routes by De,
cember
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
AT OUTLOOK
President Of Local Republican Club
says Oklahoma City II Democratic
al All, Is Not HOpelessly SO

The Republican Prosperity club will
hold Its rrNt mcctug at the court
hoh~c Friday June lS At which time
10y laws aud constitution will be- ndopt
ed The meeting will be- called Ia or
urr At = O'Clock
Those hnck of the movement point
ont the fact that interest In successes
If the pnrty should be- kept up at all
times and TINT the city IS not hope
lrs,ly Democratic
President A. G. Alexander Is much
prn-rl at the outlook All Kepuhli
cans are invited 10 attend the meet
ing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
FEDERAL ORDERS GIVEN
TO SELL COTTON MILLS

MONTGOMERY, Ala. June H.
In an amendatory decree today by
Federal Judge Henry H. Clayton or.
ders are given to sell at parity the two
cotton mills Of the 1nllasee Falls
Manufacturing company at Tallasee,
Ala. The sales are 10 satisfy mort.
goges, Il HaO00o00 held by Balti
moro trust cnmnanIea.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
INTERNATIONAL MUNICIPAL
CONGRESS- TO CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. s. G.. June II
The International Municipal con
gress will he held IN this city next DE.
ccmbcr cOlncdcnt with the meeting "
the Southern Commercial congress,
according 10 announcement here today
by c. ]. Owens, managing director.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
STEAMER BREAKS ENGINES
ESCAPING FROM SUBMARINE

MONTREAL Que, June 1.-THE
Canadian Pacific liner Montfort ar-
rived here last night aud her Officers
reported that the steamer was at,
tackled 10y submarine one day nut
from Ayonmouth, England The steam,
er bcmnru came up In the nick Of
time and shelled the submarine. raus.
mg It 10 dive So hard did the engi.
ncers push the Moutfort that her ma.
Chincry broke down the next day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
BERLIN PAPER CALLS
GREECE THE NEXT ENEMY

BERLIN, June 1.-THE news Of the
complete victory In the Grecian gen
eral elections Of the party OF Former
Premier Venl2elos which IL In favor
Of Greece's participation IN the war
ON the side of the allies has proved
an unpleasant surprise to German
newspapers, which up to today had
reported that Premier Gouuaris had a
safe majority.
The tone VI comment In the press
today II my no means optimistic. The
Kreuz Zeltung publishes headline
over the Athens election dispatches
reading THE next enemy"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
MESSENGER rs PURCHASED
BY LITTLE ROCK CLUB

LITTLE ROCK. June Manager
Allen of Little Rock, Southern Asso.
latlOn club, hns announced the pur.
'hase of Outficlder Rob Messenger
rom the Rochester International
League club, Messenger was With
Birmingham IN lnia aud p ledI the
southern Association base steatrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
X Il u Il n Il 4 y x 4
OSAGEs AT CAPITAL.

x WASHINGTON, juno II II
y The wealthy CHIEF, u the x
y Usage Indian council. urraycd X
y IN all their rich native dress. X
y trailed up 10 the white House Il
y today and were presented tu Il
4 President Wilson hy Secretary x
\ Lime and Indian Commissioner 4
y Sells X
X BoUllcnstlr, II fun blood X
4 Usage. who ~ trooper uu the x
Il expedition TO Pekmg !. said to 4
y have carried the firyt Amrri n
y cnn flag over the walls ~ the x
X city. interpreted for the chiefs X
n The council has agreed lu an x
\ arrangement for oil lenses on y
x its rich lands and the term, 4
y VIII bc announced lnlrr by the q
\ Interior department 4
4 Secretary Lane toll the pres X
Y ideut II wns the first time In u
y fifty years that the Indians X
y had ngrcrd with the secretary X
4 ~ the interior and the Indian 4
X commissioner on tlp OH lcuses. X
- X
x - 4 x Il 4 4 X x x u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
RIVER ROSE 5 INCHES
North Canadian Fell ~ Rapidly as II
Rose Yesterday and Now Continues
To 80 Down

The heavy rains NJ Wednesday
caused five inch rise In the North
Canadian river but the water went
down almost rs rapidly as II came up
nnd * continuing 10 rrccdc today. The
rise would not have been nppreciable.
the weather hurcnu reports, II the
ground had not already been saturated
cnDwlug the entire amount Of the
downpour Ia sweep into the river
chnunrl
The watcr X steadily rccpding aud
II Is expected 10 continue to fall with
more rapidlty until the recent heavy
rains ~ Western Oklnhomn have nll
been carried OF.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
FORMER CARLISLE OFFICIAL
FREED OF GRAFT CHARGE

wII.LlAMSPoRT, Pa. June IT,
Dr. Moses Friedman, former superln
tendent of the Carlisle lndinn school
on trial In the United Stntes court
here on charges OF graft today was ac.
quilted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
GERMAN SPIES
WORKING IN U.S.?
Mail TO Russian Embassy Opened Ru.
NOR In Allied Quarters at Washing
tOn-Gerhard Dcnlal Made

WASHINGTON. June l7.-At the
state department today telegram
was received from the German en-.
hasNy NJ Ccdarhurst, y. Y. signed by
the charge daffuircs, making gen.
cral denial NJ the published charges
that DR. Anton Meyer Gerhard. for
whom the state department obtained
a safe conduct back to Germany from
the allies was ln reality Dr Alfred
Meyer high Gcrmnn official ~.
'rrtly In the United States buyIug
war supplies
President Wilson. II Is said NJ the
White House today. had no official
knowledge NJ the reports concerning
Dr Meyer Gerhard II was also said
thnt the White House had no Infnrmn
iiun ON other reports that letters sent
10 the nllicd embassies here aud tu
the war department regarding nyrn.
tious " war implements aud muui.
lious, had been tnmpcrcd with.
None NJ the allied embassies has
made any plans 10 complain To the
pustofflcc department H. allied quar-
tcrs It was said the Russian embassy.
In six specific instances, has found
evidence that IT'S mail has been opened
on a United state, railway mail car
Mail to nearly the embassies from
aboard has horne evidence NJ lnspcc
ton hut there Is no way NJ determln
INK whether It happened IN the United
States or In Europe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
COCKTAILS GETS GRAND
PRIZE IN SOCIAL ECONOMY

SAN FRANCISCO, June H. Major
General George ". Cocktails has been
awarded grand prize IN the dsJnrt-
ment Of social economy ~ the psnn-
Pacific exposition Il was anncunc.
ed today IN recognition IL his wcrh ~
chief engineer In charge u cvasirns-
tlon Of the canal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17

The low pressure nrcu covers tho cast
etn slope NJ the Rocky mountains this
morning, With cpnters over eastern Colo
tndo ana Saskatchewan. n has caused
showers and thunderstorms In the west
ern Canadian provinces and the nlelns
siptes ~ for south NJ northern Texas
Tho rainfall was heavy IN excessive In
central and eastern Oklahoma. Light rains
nrr repnrted also IN Illinois, wisconsIn
aud along the North Atlantic states ~
cent NJ above meni lopei there has been
no precipitation ~ consequence during
the past twenty four hours
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
HIGH COST or SEATS
GOES DOWN TO s55, 900

, NEW YORK, June IA New York
stock exchange seat suld today for
S5,OOO The last sale was at $03,OOO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
THE WEATHER


oklahoma Tonight unsettled with
rrobahly showers In east, Friday partly
cloudy
Ilnuisiann Tonight generally fair.
Friday partly cloudy, probably show
ers In southeast portion.
Arkansas Tonight and Friday unset
tied, probably showers In north portion
East Texas Tonight aud Friday nn
settled probably showers In northeast
portion,
West Texas Tonight and Friday part
ly cloudy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17

BERLIN, June l7.-nr Anton Mey.
er.Gcrhurd who snllcd from New York
June 4 ON n mission tu the German
government from Count Won Bern
storff reached Berlin last night. Rnd
today had a protuCted conference
with Foreign Minister Won Jagnw.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
Harrell First In

me urst Of the Jurors from the new
panel examined today wns jacob Hur
rell hotel keeper on West Nuhlc
street lie said he had read uf the
cnSe !n the newspapers. but had form.
eel no opinion as tu the guilt or limo
cence of the accused He had no
conscientious scruplcs against lnrlct.
ing the death penalty where II was
Justified hy the law and the evidence.
Answering questions by the defend
ants attorney, Harrell said he would
give the defendant the benefit " any
reasonable doubt, He said he believed
Continued on Lasy PAGE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17
MONROE FAMILY
IN COURT ROOM
Girl OF Fourteen And Mother Sit
With Lindsay Man On Trial
For Murder
FIFTY MORE JURORS ARE CALLED
Attorneys On ROth Sides Exercise
Maximum OF Caution In MAX
Ing Up Panel

A picture OF purity aud innocence,
Mhltlc Monroe, the II year old duugh
Ter ~ H. '. Monroe Of Lindsay. sits
III the court room beside her ruthcr,
who Is uu trial IN the district court
Tor the murder II Marguerite Ellis.
Monroe wife aud Mrs. George Bowl
Ing were also IN the court room todny
throughout the session. but no other
women were present
Ihr absence ot women nj the trial
~ Monroe has been remarked during
the two days the attorneys have been
'i-arrd IN selecting jurors. rutn the
4" aud daughter NJ the defendant
came todnN not u woman had entered
the court room.
II Is evident from the challenges
made today that the state Is not un1.
luu> 10 select Tor Juror, men who have
Families ana who occupy about the
same position IN life mut Monroe oc-
cnplrs. The defense lcuns 10 Jurors ~
HAT Kind, which is reversing the u,uul
conditions IN such cases.
sheriff Rnim and his deputies
must have worked all night. for there
appeared In Judge Clarks court this
morning at 10 o'clock the Jurors or.
drred al the adjournment of court
wednesday evening. Fifty men an
swrrcd when their names were called.
many ~ them farmers from different
UuTts ~ the gnuuty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-17

Cloudy and unsettled tonight FRIDAY.
probably fair not much change In TEN.