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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
ANTI-NOlSE PROGRAM
Mayor O,crholser Announces That lie
viii Create Zones About All
Churches and Hospitals

Mayor ONrrhu.-yr announced today
that commencing next Sunday he viii
station policeman ON North Robin
son avenue lu the church section. from
1890 To l- boo the morning aud from
Z 80 90 iu tnr evening 10 stop the
noise that heretofore has iuterferrd
with the church service The police
man uu that hput will be Instructed
10 pay particular attention to the auto.
mobiles which have been making loud
noise The mayor has received many
complaints that cars are driven past
the churches with the muffler open.
causing such noise us 10 disturb the
religious services
The mayor stated also that I'm the
near future hr thought the commits
sioucrs would establish quite zones
around every hospital In the city, az
a protection tu the sick lie said the
noise NJ the automobile, particularly
when the mufflor Is left open, N CON
siderable worry To the sick people.
and often when persons are afflicted
with fever the pop " the auto gives
them vet hack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
GARRANZATURNS
DOWN PR0FFERS
As Was Expected Mexican Leader
Refuses TO Discuss With Pan
Americans Troubles

W ASulNGTON, sept 10 General
w Carrnuza iu his reply 10 the Pan
American couferees. II was learned
here today viii agree to any inter
national aspects Of the Mexican sit
miou but will decline 10 enter con
ference ou International affair.
turUuzn'S answer, which Is expected
today COP tomorrow, Is said 10 decline
the offer extended by Secretary Laus
Iug and the Latin American dipIo
mats 10 arrange conference OF the
Mexican factions 10 choose pro.
yisimal government
Cnrrlulas main contention. II is
uid will hc that his forces an, I'm
practical control of the country and
that to enter into such conference
would have mo- beneficial effect
General Carranzu win declare. how
ever. that me- does not wish tn ignore
the friendly Interest NJ the United
States Argentine Brazil. chile Bo
llyH Uruguay and Guatemala. and fol
that reason viii say that n There urD
any international aspects which ear
properly he considered with representa-
tlves W the Pan American govern
ments he win appoint representative
tO meet them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
WARRANTS ISSUED
Fir Marshal Institutes Prosecution
Against Person, Allegel to Have
Violated Fire Ordinance

Upon request NJ Hrr Marshal john
Won Elm warrants were issued today
against the managers NJ the Ercs
store Scott Hnllhurims mud Jones
Hrlton charging thom with violation
~ the fire ordinance In failing to rc
move rubbish from the rear uf their
store buildings after being notified
Won Elm said he had received com
plants that rubbish had been LETT back
of the stores. aud that yesterday he no.
Titled the three stores tu remove the
trash
The fire marshal said the rubbish
had not been removed this morning
aud the charges followed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
GERMAN NOTE
OANPENS HOPE
Washingtonoshs@ Unmistakable
DiSpleaSure at Stand on Arabic
Discounts BeTlStOTlf

WAsHiNoruN Sept Io rr.-i.
w dent Wilson devoted several
hours toIns ro "a, study Of Gcg
many uorr on the sinking Of the
Arabic $50 orflrlu .ommou, was
made m Do was Indicated plainly
Tint rr Goumu explanation is dis
nppu0ulOns
Count Nu Bnrusturfr rhr Grrmnr
umhu aIur had assured Secretary
Lansing rhHr full W. faction would
be- given II 10 were determined that d
German submarine sank the Arabic
Grrmouy~ statement lUa She could
lor acknowledge ANY obligation "a
grant indemnity is mot considered full
satisfaction
II l- understood the United States
go,rumcut would be willing to submit
to THE Hague the question Of how
much Indemnity should hp paid. hut II
Is improbable that h viii consent Ia
.urhilwtr the principle involved
An answer tu Grrmuny !, expected
tu su forward promptly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
j. S. TROOPS TRY
TRENCH WARE ARE
Americans PatrOlllne Mexican BOr-
der Dig bitches and Pits From
Which 10 Observe

REuWNsNlLLE Tea, Sept 10
- There were one or two small troop
movements iu Brownsville section last
might ou account ot reports of threats
hy Mexican. hut uo outbreaks occurred.
Army officers puiulpd ont that the fact
that the CHruum trpops are en-.
lrrurhI opposite prugrcSso crossing
short distnur above Brownsville h not
Zoo Itself un indication Of trouble
The American troops also have dug
smnll trenches and pits where they
must do observation duty on the river.
So long as the Curmnza troops make
good their promise uf yesterday not
to fire uu the American soldiers Il Is
thought that peace may be main
iulnrd but much seems To depend ON
the meaning uf these troops threat to
fire upu amy other person than sol
oilers who appear ou the river bank
Such are the rivers bends that au
American can be- working at his reg
ular occupation half mile from the
river m uur direction while IN another
direction hr ls within shooting distance
/ NJ the Mexican shore.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
OMITTED NOTHING
According TO Petition Of Charles
Postlewaite His wife Did Thorough
Job Of Making Things Unpleasant

Charles postlewate In the district
court Is seeking divorce from hls
wife, Dorothen, after eighteen months
of married life, fraught with "iucom
patabllity," which is set forth IN the
petition, accuses the wife " being
guilty ~ extreme cruelty high tenn
pered, Jealous, would use ugly and
mhecomlnr language, used hateful
words and ordered him from the house.
was "fussy' aud so mnde life "un
pleasant and unhappy" would be-
"sore" NJ him FOR days at time and
make llfp miserable and vulnerable
and finally had gone M IN n sister
81 Annche and Then in 81 Lnnls"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

7 uNDuN Sept 10 The Russian
Al uelpg at Tomopo eastern call.
e.u hn- been followed 10y another pt
fr.tiyc blow at the Austriuusut Trem-
howu 2n miles further south In the
combined actions more than fifteen
thousand prisoners have bcru taken,
according TO pctrograds reports As
was thr ease at Tumopol the Russians
were not pushed beyond the line Of the
river Scrrth
Bnsiug It's Judgment on reports that
the Germans are fortifylng themselves
strongly Ia the vicinity of Wilma to
grthcr with the trend NJ events Oh the
southern wing NJ the eastern front aud
the slow progress Of the Teutonic cen
Ter the British feeling Is that cessation
uf the Ausiro.German offensive IN the
east may be at hand
CONTINUED on Last PaE0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
BIG MEET CINCHED
Oklahoma Clty Meets All'Requirements
10 Secure Annunl Convention Of
state Teachers Association

oklahoma city has met all the ~.
Quircments presented hy the state
board of education, nm will entertain
the Oklahoma State Teachers asso.
Clation IN annual convention In No
yemher The city board ot education
has given lts consent 10 the use of the
high school building un that occasion
and the Chamber Of Commerce has
guaranteed the use of the auditorium
President H. n Wilson said this
morning that the official program of
the hlr meeting. which is expected 10
bring GOOO visitors 10 oklahoma city,
will be- completed IN about thirty days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
wORENEN REJECT PEACE
Trades Unions Of England Turn Down
Petition 10 Parliament

BRISTOL Eng, Sept 10 The
trades union congress, representing
more than thrco million organized Eng
lish worhmcn rejected by an over
whelmlng vote to-day n resolution ull
ing ou the parliamentary cummIltrJ
M the labor wrlN 90 formulate and
ud,ugutr trrms NJ lvuco satisfactory
to the working rlnssrS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
ELK CITY Man MPOINTD
W Is. Merrill Named a. t. = District
Attorney

ELK CITY OEIa, Sept 10 w.
Booth Merrill ur th, city was today
appointed assistant e. S. district at
toruey FOR the Western oklahoma dis
trict. succeeding W b. ilcrod resigned
Merrill has prurrlccI luw here since
1909
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
END TRAMWAY STRlK E
Traffic HeUp In Albany, Troy aud
Smaller Cities Is Relieved BY Set
tlement Early This Morning

ALBANY, y 49, Sept no The
strike ON the United Traction com
pauy lines which has tied up all city
traffic IN Albany Troy Cohocs. Wat.
ervliet ana Grcu island since Mon.
day, was settled early today and srry.
lee was resumed The disputed
points viii he decided by board "
arbitration October
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
AEROPLANES ON GUNBOATs
Navy May Attach One to Each Battle
ship-ENpcrimeniing at Pensacola

WASHINGTON Sept lO-ENperi.
ments with devices TO launch nero.
planes from war ships are TO be ear
ried out II was announced today on
me battleshlp North Carolina at Pen.
mcola The practicabllity " cQulpping
me Atlantic fleet with aircraft IA one
'cnture 10 be- determined boy the eN
)erlmeuts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
MOST CORN IN
FIFTEEN YEARS
With Exception Of 1906 oklahoma
Yield Of 1915 Is Her Greatest
-AndO Reduced Acreage

M HAT the government estimate Of
w l2HmOuUU bushels ut uuru
mean, m oklahoma can be- better uu
drrtuod by comparing this with the
production NJ previous Years
The following records are WEcu
from the lrurbooLs M the 4. $. DE
wrtmcut uf Agriculture They show
the number uf bushels ut corn produced
iu oklahoma during each ~ the last
lIll-nu ANnI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
10000 SLEPT ON BEACH
Excessive Heat Reigns la New York
For . Miles Along COMFY Island Wa.
ter Front Families spend Night

NEW YORK, Sept lO.-Three per.
SONS died and eight were prostratsd
as the result " the excessive heat here
Thursday 1t was the hottest ssptsal-
her q New York has had in 81 years.
The temperature reached " degrees 10
ward noon and lowered around w
nearly all day
At Coucy Island Thursday night
nearly 10000 people slept on the i've.
mile stretch " beach from Brighton
to Seegnte Most ~ the sleepsrs were
women and children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
Demolished Buggy

THE collision occurred about nine
O'Clock when the automobile suid tu
bee going at rapid rnto. struck or
was struck 10y the carriage The horse
drawn vehicle was almost completely
demolished. and the Ford was turned
over None " the occupants was So.
rirusly hurt Miss Myrtle clark over
the telephone today said she was not
seriously hurt as stated In the morn
lug paper Her little finger was slight.
ly scratched she ,ull
Mise Clark suid she did not know
who her companion In the car was.
continued ON Last Pagej
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
LOADED PLAYTHING
Baby Killed by Revolver which
Mother Dangled TO Amuse Child
While Putting Il to Bed

Sr JOSEPH, Mo, Sept 10 The
ycar.old son " William Addlngtou of
Rochester Mo, died at the hospital
here today from a bullet wound Wused
10y the accidental discharge uf pis
tul held by the hnhys ",othor while
putting the child To bed last night Mrs
Addlngton was amusing Il with rc.
volver she fouud under her husband.
pillow. She dld not think the weapon
was loaded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

I'm mt one ycWr. 1905 did the
stutc's toul crop exceed the govern
mrut estimate NJ lg3OOOOOO bushels
for the 1913 crop And this years
crop has been produced ON next To the
smallest acreage wldch was planted to
corn during that time These facts
must surely take the couch ont NJ
the last Crouch nnd put him 10 work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

- chaunu against whom sensational
charges have been preferred hs %
member of the cit, school hunm - ro
gnt a hearing before d committee um
pu-rd of Mine well known nifilru-
The matter was rnrrshcd our 100
conference 0r rather conferences
Ihnr,iuy night IN the rooms NJ tho
board 81 education offices. while 90
room full " Interested spectators uo
ticntly waited 10 hear the result n
amy attended the meeting eNpcrtul
anything sensational they we're disal
pointed In fact the meeting wa, tam,
aud only when the matter of the r,-ig
nation NJ the entire board was pre-
scutrd officially IN resolution pus,od
Boy the Young Mems Democratic club
asking that this court be adopted aud
continued ON Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
WANTED IN ARKANSAS

Governor r l. Williams Friday
honored a rclulsltiun from the gov
cruor NJ Arkansas FOR Floyd Reavpr
wanted nj Fayetteville, Ark ON a lar
rcuy charge, and held at SulwelI
AdRlr county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
REED TO SPEAK
Missouri Club Invites Senator 10 De
liver Address Mt the State Fair Oh
Missouri Day"

Senator James Reed ~ Missouri win
ho the principal speaker at the Okla.
homu State Fair ou October l. Mis-.
souri bay" n plans OF the Missouri
club do not 20 awry
The club Yesterday forwarded An
Invitation 10 the distinguished states.
man. enclosing personal lottor ~ Ia.
yltntIuu FROM state Auditor v H..
Howard who WIS assistant city clsrk
fn Reeds administration when mayor
.d .gAus Llt,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
BELL JURY COMPLETED

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept 40 .
a jury six OF whom are farmers. was
completed today to try Mayor Joseph
y. Bell, who is under iudimcut Tor
conspiracy IN the 1914 election.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
.H0LD-ypS GET
TOO NUMEROUS
Lack Of Harmony Among Police
Officers Said TO Re- Act in
Favor OF Clever Crooks
ORGANIZED GANG UN-CAUGHT
Three RObberleS and No Arrests
Start Talk Among SubOrdl-
mates Of the Departments
THAT an imported 0ryanlaod gung

THAT AN imported organized gang
4 Of burglars il responsible for the
unusual number Of hOldups IN OklH
Avmu city recently, Is the firm beller
Of Police chief ". B. Nichols. lie
gave his views uu the subject today
when questioned as to whether the pp.
lice found trace OF the man who
held up Graham Lee on Ciussan bou'r-
ward and relieved the young fellow
Of about s. lu cusu,
The description given by Lee TITS
that detailed boy other victims Of hold
ups. This has led the police chief
to be- convinced ia his own mind that
al organized gang Is working here
The bandit who held up Leo last night
WAS not the same person who held NJ
Dr. W. NJ Wallace few nights ugo,
tue chief said The descriptions given
b. the victims were different
Descriptions Don't Tally
The police have descriptions Of three
holdur- nud 70 * said officers are
working every day In am effort 10 find
them The burglar who held up Bry
ant Whitfield and his young lady com
panlou week or $50 ago IS described
M being about feet inches tall
weight lGJ 80 40 pounds young
broad shoulders athletic build and
wore black soft hnt aud hlurh suit
NJ clothes
Dr Wallace described the burglar
who attempted tp hold him up ms being
q feet tul weight 1910 a. 2iu pounds
pleasing yDIcr, broad shoulders
The description given by lee iaaI
night is That the burglar was tall aud
slender This WIS the only drsrrip
tIun the police were given.
That there J., q gnug working IN th,
clty is q well known fnct hut the ro
lice 40 far have been unable 10 get
Continued 90 Lust Pagel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

nj EN YORK Sept 10 Dr Dou
~ smutn Theodore Dumlu umhas,a
dor from Au,triu Hungary. tudu, uun.
frrrrd Iu bis suite iu am uptown hotel
With Count Won Bcrusturff the Grr
.an ambassador The subject of the
conference could not bee learned Both
lr lpmhu and Count Won Hrr4iorff
remained boo exclusion lu their rrsnpc.
tive hotels lhc better part W the day.
OfflclnIs NJ the hotel repeated usser
ilous that nr numha hnd 'pft for the
summer rmhus-y nf Iyuuy Mas.
WASHINGTON Sept 10 prp,i
dent Wilson's request Ia Austria 10 re-
call her Ambassador Dr Constnntin
Ihreiuw DumhH has brought about a
situation which contains UossihIlltlr,
~ extending 10 other diplomat, ~ the
Gcrmuuin allies
While ul officials refused n, dis
uuss th situation further lt Is known
THAT lhn uuii,Itlrs of Consul General
Won Nun"r o' Austria q. we'll a. tnos,
~ Count Won Rrm.turfr the German
ambassador are again being reviewed
hy the stat" department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
IN
DUMBA' A'SCLASS?
Austrian EnvOy'S Case DevelOpeS
Into Complicated Diplomatic
Episode - Involves Many

WASHINGTON. Seps lO.-In
official and diplomatic circles il
is expected Austria will recall her
ambassador without delay. II
she rcNenis the action Of the
nited States and stands behind
the action Of her envoy she may
not send another.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

The city wiIi benefit JOS ih. deal
We have nrru .uIul Zoo ey, % settle.
mcut our OF rhr Eun. uommu, for
slN months ur mor D,uu.r ur we're
having difficulty lu ~umg It to rr.
pnir the streets unnurIm. ro the orgi
nal paving contracts
Every time we wanted piece ~
paving repaired We had ro sp through
80 much red tapr that patience rcascd
To be- u virtue and Just decided rhnt
The city would benefit by settlement
with Dhr company
'Our rlF paving plant has mot been
operated fur three weeks. but We will
start up again 600 few DAYS The
FIRST street paving We with repair 4,
Ola Hudson avenue. then Broadway
,Cupunurd 900 Last rlgel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

"IWTUWl FHlT tUnTTTT I'M mummy
ruHIrr
hNu.A. Partly ulouUs .m.n Uu SAT-
.|1N COOLER tonight
Arkansas ProunUly Co... tonight Hud
Saturday. .pH.rr in uur' . northwest
uu- saturday.
i.tHs lulr tonight uUN SATURDAY,. .UUI
,I 300 north portion Su'H.0..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
Home Stretch in the Times Contest

O'Clock % a
of
That the last
PRLrS WORTHY
with panu rhgs
There will be something
subscription
SHORT
The contest o'clock Saturday
a the g to o
take N regardless the Complete
AND FINISH WILL BE HOT
The all along that what
or me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
TRY TO PATCH
DIFFERENCES
But Thursdays Democratic Get
Together Conference Did Not
Prove a Big Success

MOT more than "a dozru pcmooruls
" attended the get together confer
cucr held Thursday afternoon iu the
office Of Chairman Jack Love " the
statc rorpunrluu commission Though
q harmony meet There was dynamite
I'm the very atmosphere Our or two
persons attended with the expectation
that there would hr fireworks c-
pccinlly with Governor !, l. Williams
und Supreme Court Clerk " VI
franklin brought face Ia face.
Neither the governor nor the writer
n the "EpIslles of William had q
word to say during the others pres
enrr After the governor LETT the
meeting however uruukliu gave uu
expression favorable tu party harmony
and assured those present he would
write mo- more letters After the CON
ference The coufrrrr- went out upon
the street and bought ropies of The
Times, To find the supreme court
clerks latest lnmbastlng of the gov
eruur spread across the front page
The nearest approach tn the boiling
point was reached when Judge Thos
VI Doyle. Commissioner Love aud
others discussed the attitude of the
state board " affairs In refusing tu
pay the rent uu the offices occupied
by Ed Boylc state mine Inspector
Judge Doyle declared lt q shame that
Boyle was compelled 10 pay bis own
rent
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13

of the appropriation Bill" and dis
cover what is being done with his
money, for the public funds are the
peoples money.
On another page we publish a SYM
opsis of this bill. Not one taxpayer
in a thousand has any idea of the
number and cost of maintenance of
our public institutions. Not five hun
dred people are aware that we have
a superintendent of Apairies." (This
refers to bees, not apes) drawing a
salary of $4,000 per year. How many
are aware that the state maintains a
Fruit Breeding Farm" at Zumbro,
whatever that is, costing the state
about $4,000 a year? How many
are aware that the "Game and Fish
Commission" not counting the main
tenance of the various Fish Hatcher
les, are provided with twice as much
as is appropriated for the Forestry
Board? Or that the absolutely use
less and obsolete Oil Inspection De-
partment gets twice as much as the
Bureau of Immigration? Or that
half as much is appropriated for wolf
bounties as is appropriated for the
Bureau of immigration.
The Herald is not criticizing the
Appropriation Bill but would like to
have the taxpayers carefully examine
the same and come to their own con-
illusions. To that end we have taken
the trouble and went to the expense
of printing the synopsis of the same,
To our mind it is full of freak useless,
unaccountable legislation and we may
call attention to these in some future
issue.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13
THE LAW SUPPLEMENT

In accordance with the usual GUS
tom the newspapers of the state
have published the law supplement
containing the laws passed by the
last legislature. About 100000 cop
les have been circulated at cost to
the state of about $4,000, and prob
ably not more than 700 persons will
even glance at them.
Nearly four hundred new laws and
amendments to old laws were passed.
Not more than a dozen of these are of
real Importance or radically change
existing conditions; they are mere
space filters, largely of local appiica-
ton and passed for the purpose Of
permitting the member to go home
and say that he had done something.
1t is not necessary for the layman to
read them.
Every citizen should read at least
the County Option" and the Road
House" laws, both advanced temper
ance legislation. Employers and wage
workers should carefully examine the
Amendments to the Workmen's
Compensation" law and find out what
their rights and liabilities are. AL
should read the 'Prize Fight" law Sc
as to discover to what Stiffness ane
depravity great legislative body car
descend at the request of those wh'
would fain garner in the suckers coin
We never were much in favor of tn
"Initiative and Referendum" but w
would like mighty well to see this par
ticular law "referendumed" to tn
citizens of the state. If it receives
10000 affirmative votes, we woul
miss our guess.
Especially should every citizen an
taxpayer read every line and sectio
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13

"Col. Roosevelt is trying to do a
Barn storming act."-St. Cloud Jour-
nal-Press.
The above atrocity almost convinces
us that the St. Cloud Times asser-
tons of the Journal-Press' decadence
are true
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13

So many are the logical" Repub-
lican candidates springing up in the
various parts of the state for Cover
nor that it might be a good plan to
select an illogical candidate. Posi-
bly, he might be elected.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13

One of the things that causes US
to doubt our present day civilization
is to observe hungry-eyed kid en-
viously watching a viscious bull dog
luxuriously riding by in six-cylinder
automobile.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13

In the recent fighting in Belgium
the Canadian contingent covered it
self with glory. What else did any
body expect? They are Americans
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13

The pleasures it costs nothing t
distribute, cause more happiness i
the world than the hugest charitabl
donations.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13

A penny saved is penny earned,
So the wise ones tell;
But of what use is penny saved,
If dropped into a well?