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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
I7-MAN school,, !, I, I !
] BOARD FRIENDS
''UP IN The AIR
Can't Decide What Action To
Take To Attempt To Bring
Law Into Effect
REFERENDUM MAY BE
TAKEN In APRIL POLLING
This, However, VIII Require
Modification of Ruling Of
the Supreme Court

In sharp distinction to the action
Of the county election commission In
refusing to print the names of candi-
dates for nomination for prosecuting
attorney on the primary ballots. the
city election commission, Tuesday
morning, decided to print on the city
ballots the names OF the candidates
for nomination for Justice Of the
peace. to fll out the unexpired term
OF Justice Command. to which JUS
tice Marschner was appointed. Cor
poration Counsel Lawson held that
as the charter refers many times to
an annual city election" the coming
primary may be held to be q general
primary. SO far as the city Is con-
cerned.
Several friends Of the seven-man
school board attended the meeting Of
the commission In City Clerk Lind
says ofice. including school Inspector
Mumford, former Inspector c. M. Bur-
ton, Attorney James ". Oxtoby and
Mrs. +. G. Osborn. They could not
agree on what they wanted, and the
commission took no action.
Neither did the commission make
any provision for the registration Of
property owners and parents Of chill
dren of school age. holding that there
Is not suficient time for such regis
tration: and unless the courts hold
up the election, Il r. probable that
the school election will be conducted
az In the past. and that everyone over
21 years of age will be allowed to
vote for school Inspector.
Mr.. Burton favored the submission
OF the seven-man board act at the
primary.
Suppose such referendum car
ries--could nominations for school
inspector then be fled By petition.
and would the names be printed on
the election ballotf" asked Mr.. OK
toby.
Il hardly think So" Mr.. Lawson
replied. According to the law and
the supreme courts decision. the
proposition should have been sub
mitfed at the last election. The ques-
tion now IN. at what time can we vote
on it7"
cit In Assistant Cooperation Coun-
sci Atkinson's opinion" said Mr.. OK
toby. "that we may secure Q modin-
cation of the supreme courts decree.
an order to submit the proposition TO
the people at the primary election" !"
Even n Il is so submitted, Il viii
be tested by its enemies." Mr.. Law
son replied why not submit II at
the April election. merely to get an
(CsstssseA % Fsgs rws.S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
WILSON DEPRECATES
FOOD FAMINE TALK
Reassuring Facts on Situatiou
VIII Soon BE Made Public.
He Says - :

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17,--Frssidsnt
wihon today wrote Mayor Mitchell. Of
New York, that the country would
feel less fearful OF q good .shortage
when facts now In possession Of the
department Of agriculture are made
public within . few days.
Tho presidents letter, . reply TO
Mitchei's suggestion of food en-
barge, follows:
"The matter is one TO which the
aEministratiof has, OF course, from
the first. given the most careful and
thoughtful attention.
"The agriculture department is In
possession OF ell the facts. About
these facts some very erroneous
impressions obtain and II Is our
purpose I'm the Immediate future to
remove these misunderstandings by .
full and clear statement They Will.
i believe, reassure the country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17

G. b. Mercer. q resident OF Green
field township. became enrased when
he awoke in the morning. went to
the front porch OF his home. and found
the mornings milk missing. II hap
pened 10 often. that he spoke to Her
man A. Posch. driver for the Highland
Park Creamery Co.,. from whom Msr'
Ger bought milk.
with the assistance OF Bosch. he
set 4 trap to catch the thief. A sus-
meet vaS caught. and because OF the
capture. George ID. Brown. proprietor
az the creamery. is defendant IN .
snit for olo,o00. brought b. HermAn
Koslts. Of f1shIAnd rsrk- Kos'ss -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17

~ WILLlAH PHILLIP 6kM6G.
kDtsf Correspondents Untted Prsss.1
kouoys1eAs. is1A ~ TIE UnissA Prsss)
PAH10y Feb. 1.-THE much vaunt-
~ Geppelins are utterly worthless for
buepooss Of war. They are certain
- % disappear entirely - factor
q aoe1al navigAtion of any Sort"
It wos Louis Blsriot inventor Of
~ monoplans, who was talking. And
- hal ben carefully reading the
Dh1too Press intervisw with Count
Roo 8oppolin IN which the German
|nVon1oR declared his great dirigibles
poull - mntsrial factors IN ending
~ vaS. D1eriot the flrst man TO ny
- Dno11on channel n . heavier
1nno1! moGnln& y Frances chief
rnGr1n0n9 oxport n matters aerial.
- ~ 49,, ~ ou1sids 81 Paris,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
Accused AS Milk Thief Let
Go: Now Sues For Damages

the victim Of the trap Get nor she n1l1
thief. .
AT the suggestion Of Mercer. Boseh.
tho milk wagon driver. tApped . ~
window Of the Mercer hone. ooGD10
daylight. as hs was leaving ~ Nh
Mercer arose. and lay n wan. Ho 60
lsges that ne caught Koolta - ~ c.
OF taking the bottle. Koe1(s voo g.
rested. on complaint 81 Bgovo. o1
was brought before Juet1ce G O
Peace John Marshal1 d H1u11
Park. charged with o1np19 nruc1
|Hs was found not oui11y. I1c19~
|hs nlsd suit against BroVD. 49,
|nloo arrest - o1nn1H
ne go - becno 80 q 9
|sd eeuzt ~ ~ - 'l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
MINE EXPLOSION

wILKEs-BARRE, Pa, Feb. 17.-At
least seven men lost their lives in
the gas explosion OF the Prospect
conisry Of the Lehigh Valley Coal
company. It was admitted this after
noon.
The bodies Of three Victims brought
to the surface % far are James Gar.
van. 10. . drivers boy; David Owen.
%. runner. Bruno 0ouse. g-E
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17

A scientist declares that in . thun-
derstorm the safest course for q hu-
man being IL to get thoroughly wet.
He declared that he could kill q rat
when dry by means Of an electric dis
charge; but never when It was wet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17

JACKSON. Mich.. Feb. l7.--(spe-
cial.--"The statement that jackson
prison is not self supporting II an ab-
solute falsehood." said Edward Frsns-
dorf, of Hudson. member of the pris-
on board of control. in commenting
today upon q story publisher I'm De-
troit newspaper. In which It was
stated that an investigation OF the
prisons books by Accountant w. n.
Town, OF the audftor-generaf's office.
had shown that It's claims to be re-
garded az q paying institution were
not based upon fact.
II will give $1,000" said Mr.. Frens-
dorf, ito any recognized charity on
receipt OF proof that Mr.. Town was
correctly quoted as to the prison
finances. will give $1,000 more II Il
can be shown that the prison IL not
on Q paying basis.
"The story II evidently a malicious
fabrication. designed 10 block the ap-
propria ton bills now before the leg
islature. under which II 10 proposed
to acquire additional farm lands and
dormitory buildings."
The article In question quoted Town
as saying that the method OF keep
ing the prisons books made II ap-
near that the institution earned much
more money than 10 really the case. :
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
By ED. /. KEEN.

(Un1te9 Pfeas 8ta1 CorrooDo16e01b y
4 LONDON. Feb. l7.-Hardlx -
sle regular sailing OF : British'
steamer win be suspended becau6o
OF the German blockade which od-
ncially goes into effect az mionieht
AL day rumors have been n .circU
|lAtinn that the Cross channel servico
|nn6 the Irish mall servico would ~.
stopped at least temporarily Uoov
lowing q conference, railroad man
agers OF lines that conduct cfooo
channel service tonight announced
that their vessels will steam as usual.
The same holds good for the Irish
mail service across the Irfsh sea.
The north coast steamers cleared
|as usual tonight for the Scaudinn-
Wan ports. The list OF passengers Wa
smaller, chiefly due to the desire OF
the steamship companies TO discour>'
age travel. Lifeboats are swung
|oversides and are fully provisi0ned.
Some or the steamers will carry ao<
diti0nal life-saving craft.
II is considered certain the Ger
man submarines already are at their
bases ready for work. A number OF
steamers from the United States. due.
on the Irish coast late tonight or To-
morrow, probably will be directed to-
change the routes. Rumors are In
|circulation that some ct least win ~
diverted to Irish ports. No oflcinl
information II obtainable.
BERLIN. Fen. 17.-(via wireless o.
London More than $4,000 prisoners
OF wars. so cannon, some Of heavy
caliber, 80 machine guns, and an
enormous quantity OF war materials
are the prizes Of General Won Hiudea-
burg's drive against the Russians IN
East Prussia. The ground over which
the retreating Russian army pasoe6 q
literally covered with dead and
wounded memhers Of the cars nght-
ine forces. Most Of the wounded win
die, as the weather conditions an the
worst OF the war to date. Wiki he
temperature stays at the frooo1no
point, rains deluge the battlefield dny
and night, materially slowing -
progress. But the oficial statement
today declares that the Russisns are
being pursued at all points.
For nine days the battle rageo n
the Maxurian lakes rsgion.s the r.
port says, "and II has resulted IN the
overwhelming defeat OF the ent1re
Russian tenth army. which n now .
disorganized mass. At least II infAx-
try and seven cavalry divisions q tho
enemy were engaged. Not only havo.
We driven them out Of their stro0G1y
entrenched positions which they had
constructed at great cost OF time. but
we have now forced them across tn
frontier. and they are utterly defoafe6
at every point. Only remnants Of
(Centfsuea 20 Pngs Twe.D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
THE WEATHER

Detrssf snA vssinatys Welnss6ay
TAusslsyI aeAersts Sevashle w1nAa, y
Leweg nGseheoans rolR Wo1Doo@0v
nsght ana Thorsaays warDey I1uPo1ny
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17

Barcelona. Spain. does large busi-
ness IN the manufscture Of paper
|drinkfng cups
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17

The edition Of the New York teis-
phone directory has reached more
than 600 o00 annsas-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
GERMAN CRUISER
SINKS STEAMERS

BUENOs AYREs, Feb. l7.--A wire
less here today from the German
steamer Holger announces that she
will dock late tonight with the pas
ssngers and crews Of . number of
British steamers which have been
sunk in the South Atlantic by Ger
man cruiser.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17

First Race--Seliing: 2-year- oldb u
furlongs--xMiss Sleeth, 10i; vsidt, lOS:
Noynim, 102: Frank Patterson los:
Jimmie Hunt. 10S; Meal Ticket, III:
Tobacco Box H.; Illuminator. ios;
Second Race-selling; 4-year-olds
and up: furlongs-xAgnes O.. 90;
xGreenbrae, "a: xEthel Hicks, -; Bri-
xRuss sand. loo; Alice TerssS 100;
Mollie Cad. 100; otilo. 1V2; Regards
le2; Mandaderos io2: Burnt Candle lo5;
Third Race-Selling; 4-year- oIds and
up; furlongs-xkiva, 96; xRis Bra
xos. 81; Gasket. 100; Connaught, 102;
Hardy, lo2s Delaney. l02: Big Lumax
iea; Rubison II. io5; ssperl. lot; Eye
Fourth Race--s- r-oids and up;
mile-Executor. So: Claribel, s5: Nan
ME McDee. 81; Be. 100.
Fifth Race--sallinE: 4-year- r-olds and
up: furlongs---x Hazel c., 81: xElms
,s 80; Captain psai us.: pru.s: &; Rhyllis AI.o,.
son. son. io2; c9mmendation. io2; Cloud
l93; Colonel McDougaL l05: Lady
Mint. lo5; Palma, los.
Sixth Race-Selling: 3-year- olds and
up: 4 1-8 miles--xAlco. LOT; xLady In
nocence. ss; xCordie F. S7; Penalty
81: Cantem. 80; Goldy, 104; Spindle
l04: Blackmate, 107; First Star, 1OT
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear: track. fast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17

The Hoiger has been . tender to
the German cruiser Karlsruhe, which
has been operating In the vicinity OF
the West Indies. and II 10 likely that
the latter craft has been raidins
British shipping again. The Karls-
ruhe 10 the only German warship posi-
tivsly known to be a large IN the
South Atlantic. No. W
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
WIN Be Subject To Retaliation
Ordered by Germany Against
British Merchant
men
BRITISH NAVY READY TO
COPE WITH SUBMARINES
London Says Germans Torpedo
cd Dulwich on Sight-Crew
Warned. Says Havre

BERLIN (via Amstsrdann), Feb.
1.-THE Nord Deutschs All
oenelne zsltuno. continuing lts
policy Of outlining the German
governments position In connec-
tlon with the blockade, declares
today that every possIbls precau-
tIon will be taken 60 protect neu-
trals from submarine attack. But
u again points out that many wee
sells are certain 20 fall victims Of
mines which the German subma-
rlnes will lay with lavish hand.
HAvRE, Feb. t7.-Twsnty-two
members OF the crew Of the
6rltlsh collier Dulwich were land
cd here today. Seven others have
been landed at Fecamp and two
are mlssino.
The Dulwlch, loaded, was en-
route from Hull TO Rouen, when.
on Tuesday, che was stopped by Z
German submarine 20 miles north
OF Cape De Ia Heve. The crew
were given 20 minutes to collect
their belongings and take 60 the
boats sitter which the collier was
! torpsdoed and sank In 20 minutes.
The French destroyer Arquebuse
rescusd the members Of the crew
who were brought here.
ot 10 believed that THE attack
tsae . forerunner Of the German
subsnarihs raid schedulsd % cems-
mo0ce topsorroW.
49, go -.
AMsTERpAM, FEB. f7.-Ao-
(. cordlng TO the Telspraaf, the req.
uIar saIllnos Of the Royal Dutch
Lloyd steamshIp Co. Will not be
halted by the German war zone
order, and its steamers will salI
10 usual tonight, passing through
the prohibited zone without any
convoy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IT,
What protection, il any, thi
intends to give tn
900 Americans heading int
Germany's forbidden war zone
Or what it will do to shield fu
ture passengers and commerct
was this afternoon a diplomat
secret.
Secretary of State Brya
declined ito outline an
policy" nor would he indicat
whether his silence was due t
the fact that up to early after
noon Germany's answer t
Americas war zone protest ha
not arrived.
Both state and navy depart
ment officials denied they ha
received any German suggestio
that American warships coul
safely convoy American mel
chantmen through the deaf
zone. They indicated they d
not intend to follow such
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 17.-Twent,
light steamers. sailing from New Yor
md carrying more than 1000 Amer
IAN passengers. are touay speedin
INTO the war gone to face the peril Q
German torpedoes. They will be sui
)oct to the retaliation ordered by tn
herman admiralty beginning tomorro,
noalnst British merchantmen.
The big White Star liner Adriati
ID due to arrive here tomorrow nigh
Dr early Friday. She carries abou
100 passengers, large part OF whor
IRE Americans, and rich food carg,
Every precaution will be taken to II
sure her safe passage through tn
irish sea In the belief that the Gel
mans may attempt to strike . spe,
lacular submarine blow by sendin
her 70 the bottom. At about the sam
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
BRITISH MERCHANTMEN
TO SAIL AS USUAL WITH
LIFEBOATS UNLASnED
Y. s. Steaners. Now OF Irii1
Coast, May Be Directed -
Change Their Reates
STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
DISCOURAGE IRky1
Rumers That Channel A Iri1l
I Mail Service WIN b Slsp-
ped Tsnporazily

RARiA Fsb. fYs-Xhe oeeoau,
mon today look stsps - 49,
moro binding. n pssslble. 60 60
man blockade. A. afrou1c& -
elk rnonths' utilization @ ~ G
bined flssts having 1eoa oD1o <1'
produce . mstal fanslno ~ 81.
many, nothing b % - ovorloooeoo
that viii add % Il An ofslolo1 ~
tlcs, Just Issusd, warns the pub
TO that In sendln0 clothlnO -
French prisonere In Germany, On
buttons, especially brass once.
must be cut of. The Fpo0oo
prIsonsrs can uss hosssel,oe MALTA,
or thorns, for the glory 81 Fraoce
and TO keep their troussss W.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 17.-Tko
United states has been aoI<ed "
the Dominion governments % plaee
guards on the American eide %
the international boundary a.
highway and rail- approaehos -
Canada, u was learned iaet night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
HAVANA rNTRIEs

First Race--Purse. 5000; selling; g.
year -olds and up: furlongs: Strome
%; May Ipps, loo; sMinda, lo4; Buigar
io6: Martre. io7: 'Idieweiss. liz: Gus
Second Race-Purse, $500: selling
s..year.olds and up: 3 fprlonEs: Unity
lO7: Banjo Jim. iOf; sJabot. l07; Bob
r., ITO; voithorpe. lie. Apiastsr. s1I0;
T. NJ. Green. ITO; Springmass 11s.
Third Race-.HandicaP; purse. $500;
3-year-olds and up: furlongs: Bam-
boo. ~; Encore. %; Milton Robles,
100: A. ~. Akin. 1of; shadrach, 1os;
Fourth Race--tfor mules) one mile.
Fifth Race--Purse. 5000; selling; g.
ios; sMargaret Melee. ios; patty
Regan. 10: sColonei Holloway. ITO:
sCoreopsis. 49, sMockler. 1le.
Sixth Race-Purse. $500: selhng; B.
year r-oid. and up: . furlonG,: Re-
ioz: .Louiss Paul. io5; Inferno Queen.
Charley McFerran, 114; Parlor Boy.
11t; oueed. i1S.
sApprentice Allowance claimed.
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RACE RESULTS
AT JUARnx,

AT yUARlcZ.
Tsss H:s;sas: s:s :a.a " sSs sSsl1ns q
s.sohd: w. ysrf saelI. 1 sss sos "a IA
Ito 8 third. Time: H. Hirx1lfia
loch and Tommis coleman also ran.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather. clear: track. heavy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
Edward Frensdorf Will Give ST.
600 If Contrary Can Be
Proven
NEWSPAPER STORY
BRANDED FALSEHOOD
Another $1,000 Offered II State
ments Ascribed to Accountant
Are Shown To Be True
From q stor Correspondent

LANSING, Mlch., Feb. 17s-
Especial. )--Absolute denial Of the
statement that Jackson prison was
not q self-supportlno institution
and that sookkeeper West OF
Marquette prIson and q sub COM
mittes Of the penolooy conmls-
sion had found Irregularities In
the institutions books, was made
by Auditor General Fuller and
w. r. Town, one OF the auditors
who went over the prison books,
Wednesday morning.
There 10 just one thing In the
story that 10 true sald Town.
land that 10 that West and I were
In jackson"
"Dld you find that the instltu-
tIon was ssIf-supportlns7" he was
asked.
'It 10 sslf-supportInu without
doubt" was Towns answer.
Mr.. Town declared that the re-
port Of the investigators was not
ready for the oommIssIon % yet,
40 II was 70 bs prepared by Cap
tain w. n. Johnston, ef ishpern-
Inc, chairman Of the sub-oommIt-
tee Of the penoIooy commission,
who 10 now In Florida.
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AMeTERDAN, Feb. f7.-Ao-
cordlno TO the Telspraaf, the reg
ular saIiInos Of the Royal Dutch
Lloyd steamship Co. Will not be
halted by the German war zone
order, and lts steamers will call
- usual tonight, passlns through
the prohibited zone without any
convoy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-17
The WEATHER

WDDNrsDAY NIoHr AND rHuns-
DAY. rAIRJ WARMER THURsDAYl
AoDERATE VARIABLE WINDS. -
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20

Jchz Lcrge 1zt Cc1u-r F1r-r ts-
szs E'asa have s@sa F-ttius to-re a.
irest efforts rscsnsiF scE1-l 9-1r z
az exnlo5t fron Bran CcEzsE az tes
Os1hc-a STATE Fai-. valch Etll -e-
gi1 The ws@k fcitcwtrE t1s close e.
ths Bran Cc11tr Fair.
ne matter VIII - takes ~ via
The Duraut Char Der % CcEusSgs.
wira a vie~ 70 making arrange, s1ss
Ter ths fiz1zsizE O. TIE 7-2scsi-ica
and it Is a ss-sEccs cO-elzsic1 r1ac
this hs.sy VII lead ar tas assistance
Eithiz its pruEtuee-
ne cuc7srasic- @ all siriEs1s 90
tie eczztY Is t-vttsd ant necessary
&C TIE sad th1t tbs sC1nsg Ray -
veil rsp-sszctat iz an Ines % tts
p-c5gets. As BrE1z l. kzoEz as c-s
@ TIE h1zzs- agricultural counties
&C the STATE Izy 1sg,scg il shis sax
ter zo1ls sserr 20 D 15zcsz menus
zhis and an Cz,Essic1 @ plain t1J.--
Rsearysirg the cen sxhfo1t- Nr
Fash scatss that - hEs received ,sv-
sral sau,vlss frc1r hogs ssle1ginE -
TIE Ccrz Clues. lnt that thsss sz-7-
pies are better 6y far chlz Grythi--
he h1s hsrs5ctors ssez Mr- Ftsa
says that IL the rsssufrst number 20
ears &C this Scrz eczE3 D. gotten tshs
zu@bsr IS 1ael. II lad very lC.l@
601ns a 70 VIC EOul1 carry away
ths p-snIz-l- whlsh ts s-582
X = sxE@ets5 20 sad the Ccu-tr
Agszs- With perhaps ere assistant 90
look 1fts- ths Bran Cuu1rT EIaI.-1
at rhs eEr State sVszr
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20

Aec1s tea 1ays aEc she Cet1-
Bapls Natlcnsl Raak. g Cesar Es3-
l1s. Io~a- vas rcaast of sss.trt 81.
ana ,As el-k ttllsr uls fcu,t lcsse.
.r tae e1eicsuse. tie wss takta cli
in plti uas tas-r1s Co BE- a Prc,4--
tc1s ev-eiuc1 ususalis. and 50.
semi Co a private s&nitariaH Es-
trear-E-- lf ls co b. g-ssu1se .lrt
sls trsata sas Sivsa was vs-y st.fc-
trs. Tor ID res1l,fd ,1 tas ,el.sr ll1-
fsss-r tets ueek tlas te vas resre1-
s-a-s tor The missing fluts. aavias
taken them to eevsr spTea,atons as
aaE -atc In ,as past TAs treatwess
ts t.e ssastzriln muss ess s2xcss
GO t1irt ter-ee ,Ass ai4 20 the Ealiir
sc-sctszte Aeeut Sle.tea-ee OF tas
missing funds G-s yss 90 b. reSsrer-
se. azt is is thcuEes that tAis au,o1r,
zay ss ln t1e possession cf azOthe-
eazksr In 1uOsesr towa cf ghs SKATE
40 uls t-e,gAts6 iz ths affair.
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20
MONTHLY MEETING M
COMMISSIONERS l. DELAYED

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-20
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