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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

19eoYit Gnb YTar;s.
6ousfrau. sd ipar a,iiern db:no
i'm 39eaitr; ss nor etn it1rediif
trauriqes Stiid; sa ban0eiie iIt Inn
sinen U2ann, ocr teme 2lrbeti betam
uno oeiien 5amilie oar 6unaer ltart;
i'd ionuts bic 2rduen niAt 5urud
Batter"
Dienitmdoden Gus 3immer tges
isab). .MoDome, orauBeu iit cine
arme 5rau, bic germ cine tleiue 6abe
5o6en modte; iie ia8t lire an6sr
5atttn ieit 3pei 1aqen ui4ts 9egsl
ien!"
6ausTrau: .1oatr Gle ibr,
fe iou nod)en. oab iie iorts
tonmt; mir getsn geitlerr nie NOS.
"a, pie 9eiaqt, meiHe Ddmen. ss
mar Elm itbr trauyiqes Stiit; mein
Wann iaqts. i'd iollte mir 70 eipas
cor nift auis9eH. i4 batts Gin oiel
5u smpfiHoiiaes aey5."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
Kei,te <tss.>er'.me Ser
Kriee=laee+
8cntbar>ement enoltScber Riiftens
it6>te r,1ret ein 5eppelin>
G,1ftfahr3e,1o+

Die Observation-Disclosures i'm >llittelpunft oes 5ntereies
Ole Rullen perloren in oielen 100000 >1lann.
binoenbur9 plant einen neuen Dorito6. balbs
alntlid'er oeutid,er 8erd1t iiber oen llntereane
Ger uSalaba" Oeutldlano uno Oeiterreid2 oe,,.
FEN nid2t an Srieoensihlue.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
S6wtrcs llngliif.

Trti}cbH &crloncu pu.oen Qcto0
let iulN iitbcWulhJuon3iN rerlcGt. dl9
N'ittpoh 1todnnitiGa cil Strof}cu.
5obmroNeu nit clnem SrndtAuQ ocr
Gctroit Snle0o X (lrontoH &abn III
Srtroit Mid. tollioirtc. lie giti
brn ser (oottu iiuo Yanlonocr. oercr
sf'omurno lih pcIt I'M H&citen Scr
Stohilrcu5c heiin0cu; ichu Der Y pier
iIn6 6ralttu. Ser Strai;tnbahmun
ACn mar elmer Scr Qrortel in (}c
brouf uuo nidt euacnint MT 9lrbtj
tvrn Die nadl uollbrudltcm So0camerf
uoh N0ulc tohlcn lnplltcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
- NieinnSbeit i6rSert gsohleraefen

Ebnc f5eiuu0geit iit cdte 2ebens.
ircuoe innt0alid. obnc quite Icr0ou
ung uno rcQuIGreu 5tubiqonq fanu
man nidlt geiuuo iein. @arulu alio
nlht onl offeneu Geib baItcn uno
S.ronfhcifcn risfirCn2 W3an 6rmldt
oIes nidlt gton nehme cine bon II.
Sings 9iclu 2iie allie oes ql6en6s
tu6 ocs gIoroeHs miro mci aitcn
StubIaop3 GobFn ln0 iih mobl IT'D.
len. Au6 miro lid Der 4npctit uno
bic &er6nlung beiiern. grcbirt es
gcli gl6eno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
,,Gronprtu, 2Sil6elm" mnh rcparirt
lucroCn.
glelrport llelns. 13. 9lprll.

Ias ocutidle a0pcrifliit aronprin5
g@ilbelln miro uld't efer IN Erofcne
oof Niqeldiicr. bis Vapltdnleiltnont
J (biericloer, Der Nomman0aut, eiu
fcrmeiles Griuhal 3ur Grle0i, ing
Ser nothpenoigal Hcparaturarbeiten
einaereIht bot.
Grpcrten bon gicnport Stems, Die
ras Sfliff iuteriuGtc't inloen cinige
s.eds uHo Die aeiicl IN idledltem gu
itail0p. 99ie bcrIoutet. erfox0crt oos
Sfliff ogsQc0ebnte Jieodrainrorbci.
fer. Itou 6chagtct bop Dos Sdifi
eDeniueu le3muHac1 tDeroen miro,
iid] interuircn 81 loiien. Der aapi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
HrplpHun III Sermid in Cnntcl ~
built.

slbcroecn Sd)ottlan0. IL. MpriI.
9ic tSrec GreB hruft fpIgennc 81
pcldc aus Srrmif nnd:
Cine idrcflid,e Grplnlion bnt lid
creignet. Die &ailnitroBc lit 5criiort
ltno ein GROCER %erInit an Wtenihcl-
lchcn iii 81 nerocidlncu Ginjclbeitcn
lino nnd1 nld't sll erlon9en.
Sermit lie9t an Ser Sittiite bon
SRoilano, SI)etlnloinielu. is lit
Durdl cin 1ltes Sort nlia ser ,3cii
Gromneas geldhltt. 1ic Stnot lit
cine Der Nnuptitniioncn iIr Die fonig
l!fle Wtorincreicrue in Shotilono.
Scriuif III bic 0omptltnot 0cs Spct
lCn0 Ard1lneIE
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
500, 900 rniGidDc sserlnitc.
Berlin, ii. 9lpril

@cnoB onltlid i'll Berlin bcfonnt
dCqcbenen Sd)upltngcu hot HuBlnno
IN lcinem letten &orpotben tYelb5uG
ntinocitens 100000 Sffi5icrc lmo
MmnnIdloftcn rcrlercn.
&iir5lldl bot in Berlin cine ltarfc
Gorge iibcr hic Sltuotion in ocn &or
potben gcDcrridlt. Gie3 NOR n1chr oif
has f5cbIcn Don 9tadridtcn ois nltf
nie rllliiden SicQcsmclbun9en gu
riid5uiiibrct. 9icic 9'ciorqnib mlrbt
oher an Ntithnoh ourh sic 9Siener
Iclouna behobcn, ooB oic ruiliIdc
Sfleniipc pollIt0n0ia Dcrgehlid gene
len lit.
9cutihc ntilitGrildlc Sohperitdn-
1iac id,reihcn sic crlten ritllilhen Gr-
folqe in ben Gorpotben ocn Ilone
Ser 0Iterrelh1h oelltldlen @cerfilh=
rer sr, lnhcm tic Nltiien linter arnBcu
Spfern lnnihti9e Stclllngcn rch-
1hen Iicbeil mdbrcno Die bollptldhli-
den ltrate9ildcn Ilrntte geboltcn
iuroen, nm ihre 5lonfen Sit bcbro-
fen. SSn &erhiubunq biernlit lpeiIcn
tic nlli Die Sbot'nhe bin. ooB Ser ll5-
iot Tob, Der Shliilicl nod lln9orn
bon ocn iitcrrcidliIdl oclitidlen Srllp-
pcn oeboItcn miirbe mo noB icbcr 9ln-
oriff aegcn i'm 5uriict9cidIogen NOR
ben lit.
0ie ltcbericciif,c 9tofridtcno9cn-
titr ertIorte on1 Wtittmodl. ooB oic III
aiubIono ulsgcaebenen 3oblen iclbit
sic rieiiacn rliiliihcn Terl1iIte lcit
GrieoSbeoinn bclpeiien. Die &erllllt-
liitm per5cidncn 1,60S rniiiidlc Ii
iisiere.
y3eppelin" iiber TurSfiiite GnslanDs
9telp Cattle, Is. 9lpril.
Gin 3eppeIin Ineriff uuroe Nit.
roh 9lheno olif sen Gnne Giitrift III
Scr @rofihoft 9tortbltnberlono.
Gnolono, imternomnren 9lus 0en
9}eridhtell lit sli crIchen Dob ser 3ep.
teIin utn S:t0 ilbr Nben0s bon Sc:
storbice her iiber glpth erlfien; oielc
Stoot imb Groinlinaton iibcrflog lno
bonn in Der Hidtlna oiti Seaton6urn
ineiteriloa.
9(ui mchrcre ser non Dem 2uft.
itiii ilberilogenen Grtidoftcn lpur-
sen 8onben berab9eporfcn. fitnf oltf
Ghoppinqton, orei auf &allscno, 5luei
onf Seatpnhnrn uno cine ouf 8c0-
iiudton.
,0os Quftihiff flna in Ser 9idbe
ron Iorth S1ieihs uil0 Neip Cattle.
nhne ie0oh oieie Stdbte an5uQrciien.
Crntoen nltr0en bier 6ie elcftriidlen
2idlter nu6geIoid,t Inn bem 2uitihiif
fem 3icl su bieten.
Der Woteriolifo6en ion nidt Be
Aeliteno iein. nenn oudl etIihe @Guier
fcIhoniat ipur6en. Mtenihenlebe;t
iinh nift si bctloqer, aud, 1T mic.
non6 crnitIidl nerlctt woroen. (Sc.
dcn Wdtternott bcmeqte itd' oas 2uit-
idiff een Tpne herob nod Ser aititt
All. Die Naft nnr oulifel. oodl I'M
bepoIft: es herrihte peIIige 9Siuo.
title.
GentidlIano miro Screeltnns n6ca.
Qcn0cn. ~. april.
Q9ei aommentiruna Ser 9nfiinbis
gung letters Ser 6ritiiheu Reaierung
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0rime @eDanfcn an TriebensidyIuis.

Mrine Oe0anten IN Srienensld)luk.
Nom, ID. 9lpril.
Nus scr bcitcn oerltihen Guellc in
0icicrSto0t pcrIolttct, Oo5 scr Bcridt.
III Berlin mlir0en 5riehcnspcrbono-
lnn0cn untcr beitin1nltcH Gcoinqun.
Gen III Grpagung qe8o9el, ieglidDer
(irllnblogc clltbcbrc. Solhe &crid)
It. beibt cs, fuBcn nuf pouiger lln-
tenrtnlB Der gcgclupGrtigcn 3ult1noe
iln 3cllilden Reih. Cs mirn ucrli.
d'crt, oaB iomobl Gcutihlono ais
.ouf Geltcrreid, pornehlulidl obcr
Dos crltcrc. lnucrholb itrer 0rcn5ea
.Elnrcidenbc 9orr0tbc on alien 9totb
menoiqen baben, I'm oen arieg ins
llEgefnellene 81 reriongern.
tHiitllntcrridltctc Icltid,c Hnnis
erflGrcrL Der GntihiuB ser nittcl
europaild1cu 6cihe. sen Aalnpi bis
sim Gnhc 5u iilhrcll, pcrbe balo flor
5l;tngc trcteU mcnn nic 2unpagne
ioh Den 9I0neu nic hcr General
Itnb manrcu0 DIS 93illtcrs cntnorlen
hot, oni beloen tSrunten nit ucuer
Strait micNcr oufqenommcn nctbcH
lpiIr0c. Gen 0lcidlen 9luaflnitaquci
len cutItdmlut Die Grfloruno, OoB
Eentiflinr0 MIDI bios gcfnta 9inhr
:lrnQ5nlittel iir oie &cpplfcrltuQ sur
S'ertil1lllQ. ioH6eru and, binrci
tcno N}otcrialien str @critellurg
pom &oiien nnh afunition oui Eager
Io+
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

uub III ute gCIuitgcll geiCPlctl StluG-
uugen Deu1lder llntcrlcebnnte lpc5lcllc
Nchdnblllng relerpirt mcrocn ntillic,
iaat Die 0clltid)c Nrcu55eitm9 III
Berlin:
~9Senn Sifi5icrc uno NtnnIilfof
fen IN Observation-Disclosures I'm
tcrgcorcd)t lino, 10 iit oo5 einc ld,anl-
loic lno herobleten0c 9Iro5eour. filr
lucldc enqliidc 0eiangcnc in unieren
@Gnhcn ld)pcr 5ll Ieibcn babcn lper
hcn."
2nnoon. i3. 9lpriI.
Cine Gepcidle Der 9iclltcrlhcn
EadridtCngeItllr aus 9lnliteroom
uicloct:
Sic beutif)e @coicrunq bot be-
icbloIien, fiir sic 9ehonolung Der
fricg3gcfnn9cnen Nnnnlhoitcn ncut
iher llnteriecboote III Cualono Ser
acltln9smoGrcgeln ocQcu aeiongene
cn1liide Giii5iere slt crqrciicn. Sir
clnen lc0en 0efunQcncn oclltider In
terIeehootc, ser III Gnalono in GcrlCt
6itllQ Der lnternotionoIen &ricqsge
lcbc ltnter elmer aGn5 bcinnoers ihor
fcH @oit 81 lei0en bLt, miro Don ictt
ob III Gclitlhlono cin cnQlildlcr Eli.
ser cbcnlo lnn9c lnb ouf oiclclbc
Mciie ohile 2tnlcbcn Der Yerion 5u
blBcn boben.
Iencntlprchtn0 m,rhcll idon an
.Wontoa nellnltlloOrciGig cnallidle
! iii5iere i'll GGttid,lono uoh ocn
9orrodcu filr miIitGrlldbc 1uitac
inngeue perbrndlt.
Spneun bcrent Gureiliateit.
9Goibington, IL. 9lpril.
Tic britiihe Rcgicruna hot 6urd,
Nerlnlttlung ocs oncrifoniIdlcn Sot-
lhafterS i'll 2onoon an oos StaatS
cnlt Dos Griuhen aeitellt. bic Nto6
nobmcn III Grfobrluq 5lt bringen,
sic Gclltidlono oils Gcrgeltltn9 filr
Bic DIlfcrredltsnibrioe VebonhInn9
hcr Qefan9cnen 0tonnihoften oelli
id,cr lllteriecbootc irfol elmer aIei-
den gH5obl trieosgcfanoencr Gifisic.
re nngoronet bot. 8otihafter @craro
i'll Berlin lit mQeipieien iporocn, ocnt
SSunldl Der britildlcn Hceicritno Hed)
Hilnq ST troacn rno bitrh bcn nit
Der 9Sohrltng Der ,Sntcrciien Der alli
irien l'iGdlte hctraltten Sonocrogen-
fen scr Heaierlln9 sic notbiaen Sod
lrrldunaen cinleiten 3lt lnilen.
9Imtlider britiidtcr Serid,t iiber bic
0ampie bel girw Gbappellc.
2onbout II. 9lpriI.
5eInmGrihoa ,Srcnd incIoet bic
briiii6eu GerIltIte III ben oreitGgigen
&1n1pieu bei gieupe GbappeIle mic
soIgt:
rGistobtet 1870 Sifisiere nnb 1887
Mann.
r@ermmmbet 359 Sfiisicre mnO
S174 Mann.
y@ermist % Eifisiere anb 172S
Manu; ins9eiommt 572 Eiii5iere
nnb 1929 Mnnn."
Ser geriht iagt meter, onB ser
,fcinh mehrere tollicno Goote n,f oclr
6cl0e deIniien babe nno nebr OILS
10000 Tcrtpunbete BON Der sSront
meaqeihoiit ruroen. GreiBia Sfii.
3iere uno 1861 @Iannihniten ieien
geionaen aenonunen moroen.
Gie britiidle SSitfonterie lei iebr 6es,
orqaniiirt 9emeien. nn6ben Heu.
ue Ghnoelle geilonluen mar. 5eIo
i1urifloIl 1rend lei ser Auiidt, oab
N;es nidlt Ser sSaa gaueien iein mir.
oc. penn Scr flar ouSqeorlidte Be
iehI oc3 1omntalIoouten Der Grlten
Hrmea ior9foItiaer mare bcioIgf
morDen.
Die @crIuite oes Gflnftcn 9trnlee,
forbs ieien m0hreno 6es aon3en no
uots ifebrudr oroBer ols duf ouocreu
5heiler Der 2inie qcDeiert. (sr be.
cancrtt oies. je6odl oenfe er niht, oa6
CT BEL gerldiidltiquna aIIer unitdn.
.0e, fie nid)t fir u6erma5ig bod balte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
3ieberlagc scr Guiien.
gSien, IA. 9(pril.

~NIVIp T. NVIW.
tSolgcnocr ontlider Ncriht iuurhc
om Wiitnuoh 9l5cno IN 9&icn oIlage4
ncben:
oGSm oGgenleincn lit bic 2oac III
ncrGnoert. 9lllf Der &orpotbelifront
ion0en nui Sen meiiten &umpfpIGbcll
9!rtillcriefdnlpie itatt.
n9ioromcitlih pom l(6Iof GnB iuur-
Sc Die gon5e BON ocn Hltiien beicttg
Stellunq on9egriifen mo BON oeul
19. nno 26. ungorilden Hcginlcltern
crobcrt.
aGrSm iiihoItliderl @oli5icu uno IN
scr 8nfpipilta iii ollcS rtlhia.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
Sort. 60rt, Sriten reiuettiren &0l'
ferrcdlt.
Gononn. fl. Npril.


Sic britiidle Hcoicrung bet belrtc
ncriilet, onB Yalnmoae ntdt ais
aentreblube su bctroften lei.
Hnh Der @cqriinounq i'm Edrlo
Tcnt beirant. entgcdnete Vrrmrole,
Der @ctircter oes 9Iusmoriigen Im
.cS. e5 hode lid berotsgcitclll, 00B
Der nlilitoriihe @ortheiI. ser lid mts
Scr Ginrei1unq Der goltHupolIe III
6ie Siilc Der Gontcr6duoc cracbc, 5u
1cringFl9ig ici.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
,obn @na pur amerifamiidDem Saicu
9tcm 9)orf, IA. 4pril

gtVIU JVTIi II. IVIII.
Ter SedSnoitcr ~Ghporo =.
S&inalon" cincr ocr arobteil Der nuc.
rfanildpcl Nun6clsmarinc. crreidltc
heutc III ifmer beihooigtem 3uitonoc
i'm Sdllcepiou ocn bieiigcn @oien.
Rod Den 9lugoben oes aopit1ns
itieB iclu Sdiff III Der lcetcn 9ioht
chi Scr >oohe bon Sonon 9oof nit
tcm britiid)cn arcu5cr yGoronio" 5li-
idmmcn. 3cr Sd)u0en. Den oos
tr;tlife aricasihiii crlitt, miro OILS
urbe0clltcno bc5cidlnct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

0te ,,,Ieroitern"-3ettun
gen taben ois Geiefiebte
pom Ga Grofie niett nur
mitiebreiben ionoern nit
macpen helfen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
BREAK HORSES
ON BOARD SHIPS
Oklahoma Horses That Are Being
shipped From This City Are Ar.
cepted Regardless Of Habits.

Not less than 10000 horses have
been shipped from Oklahoma city to
supply the demand created b, the
European war. according Io estimate,
ot local horse dealers. The French
government has two contracting agrn
cies herr who are sending out horses
at the rate N jO0 week
While AZ first practically all ridablp
horses were accepted now ouly the
best will be- taken Heavy huned ones
are especially preferred and nI must
stand fifteen hands high Most N
the animals supplied 10 the warning
powers are bought In the southwest
II was soon found that weak or thlu
horses would not stand the trim So
the cars that 'rn,r here now are filled
With the fHllest sud strongest beasts
ubtalnahle
The two buying stables here con
ducted by Davis aud Younger. aud W.
T. Hales. do mot take time to break
ANY mrlddcu animals Most NJ These
ARE broken on the ships carving them
across the ocean aud II is said that
the Widest ones nre completely sud
dued aud docllr when they ARE led
from the boat after their ocean or
deal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
FLEET IN MAGDALEN0
British, Japanese and Australian
Warships Have supply Base In
Lower California Bay

SAN DLEGO. Cal Apru n Brit
ish Japanese aud Australian warships
and auNiliarics have been using Mag
dalpuu hay. Lower California Hs a
coal and supply base for months, Hr
uurding go Captain 4 Summcllrru ut
the Mexican auxiliary cruiser Fuse.
NADIA. which reached port late yrster
day from Mugdalrua VIA Turtle bay
According tu the natives there have
been at times fleet " foreign war
ships and HuNiliarirs. mostly British
uud japanese a. anchor In the bay
he asserted The wHrships were
stripped for action and looked AS II
the, had been stcHming ON long yoN
age
THE EuseuAda left Magdalenu bay
early IN March Al that timc q rrui.
ed painted lead color and with decks
cleared Tor action. was anchored about
two miles from the entrance of the
huy. She remained - hours Later
the Japanese cruiser Chltnz entered
Magdacna. cosled from u British col
Her aud proceeded
The Japanese cruiser \samB still
Is aground where she struck Drcem
her 3 while arrangements lu sal
wage thc cruiser have been going uu
u fleet NJ Japanese aud british war
ships have heen anchored lu Turtle
hay. their crews assisting In the oprr
atlons The cruisers ldzmu and luta
wa steamed FOR Honolulu Wee Hgu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
IRON, NOT FRIVOLTTY
French Nation Surprised Germans
and Broke kAiser's Great Machine
Declares Premier Viylanl.

GUEREr France, April liter
many Ignorant Of the soul VI France.
now IL being punished for her mis-
take WAS the declaration made by
Premier Niyiani ut the opening YES
tcrday Of the departmental council "
Grouse
she thought to find. he continued.
r. divided. frivolous nation. but she
met Nh iron wall against whose he
role resistance the flower of her army
was broken Then, behold, the iron
wall moved, supple aud hreakahle 10.
ward the western frontier. crushing
little 10y little the army whose chiefs
were not prepared for 80 long and bit
ter u struggle
THE French nation, misunderstood
and despised has arisen. ready to nile
sacrifice on sacrifice with millions I'm
arms preparing for Germsny's chas.
tlsement We ure certain " victory
the victory Of justice We want Eu.
rope free, Belgium liberated our lost
provinces restored, prusslan mritar.
ism crushed, since the peace NJ the
world Is lrreconcllahle with its san.
culinary whims We shall accomplish
thiS task with our allies We shall
write not only In the history or
France, hut In the annals NJ humanity
page which our sons will read with
emotion and pride
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14

cral = Elias Gale. Currauza drmrh.
mpnt
Carlson win mot hr required 10 cross
the American line iu the course Of his
new duties iD is stated as five charge,
orc pending against him ou thi, side
~ the border
\ mysterious troop movement south
ward from Arm rrieu 10, Carranra
column /, said to bee % punitive cNppdi-
tiou directed against Cumpas aud
Mucezumu which have been re.or-
cupied b, Villa follower, since the rr
cent capture NJ the towns hv Col
Sammulrgu the Carrauzn commander
The NilN rurrr- urr strengthening
their position b, Nua,acnM pas,
II is reported here that 1OO men
from llrrmusnlo rwahcl Mullun STA
tiuu ~ miles east NJ Nogale> ru
route to San Iu~r to reinforce Com
mauier Arosla. VILLA partisan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
No PANIC on MINNESOTA
As VESSEL HITS THE ROCKS

kORE Japau April IA There was
no panic ON the steamship Mlnnesota
when she ran on n rock of lwakama
at the entrance tu the Inland sen Of
Japan NJ Sl5 p m. Sunday, accord
ing to passengers brought here nv the
steamer Oants The night vas calm
hut the weather was thick and fogEy
with the vessel grounded three miles
out NJ her course
The OHnfH, which The Mlnnesota
previously had passed arrived about
a. m 10 render aid In response Ia
distress Signals. About one hundred
passengers We're transferred ~ the
Oaufa without accident aud arrived
NJ Kobe today Among them was Mrs.
Francis Burton Harrison. wife of the
governor Genueral Of tile Philippines.
Fifty steerage passengers sim arr
aboard the Minnesota With the Va.
kwmo standing by to give assistanss
N IL IL needed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
Every Man Read
This

This trcrtmeut IL said to have ou
qulrrd wonderful reputation
Throughout the East. owing tu us
peculiar propensity tu fnrtlfy iht
nerve force and generate health sud
consequent persons magnetism
80 essential 90 he happiness ~ %,
prN norma human being n Is
claimed IN be- O. blessing IN those
who ARE phrsically impaired
gloomy drspuudeni. nervous or who
have trembling NJ the limbs dlrgi
nrss heart pnlpttation cold hands
aud feet insomnia fear without
cause tmidity In yenturing sud
general inability 10 act ratlonallv AZ
others du Also ~ vast henefit tn
writer's. professional men nfflrp
workers and the victims NJ snrietys
late hours and over Indulgence In
Vlues, liquors. wv
~ attaining the treatment al
somc we'll -tp.kod pharmar, nu one
need know of anOthcrs trouble
while the treatment hiss beeu wide
" prescribed and dispensed hereto
fore by physicians aud pharmnylsts.
the grnin tablets are IN prrparrd
with full directions fnr self Admiuis
tratlou that II is wholly unnecpssary
tO pay n physician for prescribing
them Just ash Tor three grain
Cadomenr tablets begin their nsp
aud soon an tha Joy NJ healthy
body. sound nerves aud strength
win be felt Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
NO PEACE FOR BERLIN
Wen Informed Germans In Rome DE.
clare There Is No Basis for Reports
that IeutOns Are Ready TO Quit

ROME April Information oh.
lalnrd from the highest German
sources loo this city Is To the effect
lhal there is absolutely no basis FOR
tine report that peace negotiations. up
der certain conditions ARE based upor
ignorance OF actual conditions IN the
German empire The assertion is
made that both Germany and Austria.
particularly the former have within
lhrlI horrds supplies Of everything
necessary to pruIong the war indefiu.
itpll
Well Informed Germans In Rome de.
clare the determination NJ the centrsS
empires 10 carry the conflict to the
emf VIII become apparent soon when
Tine campaign is resumed with fresh
'lsor on both fronts. according tn
plan mapped out hy the general staff
during the winter The same sources
4" Information are authority for the
statement tlnt NOT only ran Germany
provide enough food 10 supply her peo.
pie, hut that she has un hand plen.
lful store ~ supplies for manufactur.
ing arms aud ammunition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
APPLICANT FOR JOB As
JANITOR HAS BACKING

A genlal culored man applied to
Postmaster Weaver for the joh NJ jan
ltor today aud startled him with a
bona fide recommendation sigucd by
twenty of the leading men NJ the state
Nine We're members " the house. ten
represented the seDale. and Attorney
General Freezing brought M the rear.
MIR Weaver told the applicant that
the matter was so weighty that he
would have>to take II under consider
alton for II Few days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
BEAT HOLIDAY
EXPRESS TRADE
As u Barometer Record, of Local IA
press Office Are Unbeatable - N,4
What They SHOW.

That express comlnnIr. Y. , ..,.,,I
Wa, nrr good rrad. ...'r,.,....
is the nulnIou of + NJ \r,,,.. .....
rrnI agent Of fine Au.I..,.. .,,,....
rompap, I'm this cit A.. ....,...,. l....
bl, office Jld NOR. ru..r... ,r. .,.,
week of March tbpn 10 ..I. r,. .,.,
week ip December. IgI4 .rr. .. 49,,
unusuul occurrence said \I. ,t.,.r...
4 do not recall It's rrra...
Vic. prr.Ideut { Al las. r.
Western Pacific apr,ur.... ,.J,. r,n,
after Nav the r,pu... DY.,pr.. .r
that railroad would be- Yr,.Hr.l .,. u..
American Express r.mu... TI,
Western Pacific rouu.. .,n u,.
Mon Parirc gt SgIr Jgt, ,r r,
uishug direct route a.. .-,,,.. Lr,n,,.
ru. thus r,r the fir.f fIu... n. r.. .l,.
tor, of rhst city giving IN. .hiur.r.
in rrr east ana mIgIl,. west a, n,-,.
traffir originates slnng r.. lima. u...i
b, the American .E,r.... .,. .,u,.,,.,
rupfpd entry into San I.,.,i.,, and
Hdmrrut territory
.In view oT the fac, ..It ,..r..
G. Taylor urphdpn, of OBJ. ,m.,t,,u
Express COMPANY. "tnur ..Ip,,L r,t,.
hH,c turned long hpuI rufN, m,r.
aud more towards rNprr. wrtnod. ,r
Transportation. a dirrr route tp San
Francisco and CpntrpI r,Iif1rpip b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
AUTO RACE GRAND
STAND TO SEAT 1000

Work on the grand sstnnd ON the
Southwest Auto Race association
course will hr hcgun TO-DAY. Ne.
cordiug to George Woods. manager NJ
the races to be- held herr April ~ ~
A seating capacity NJ 1890 Is rslmat
I'd for the stand The grand stand
will be- located ON Linwood houlp
ward oncfourth N q mile west ~ Las
Vegas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
FIRE DRILL ny INSANE
WORKS WITHOUT A HITCH

CHICAGO April u. Two hundred
couvalescent patients of the Chlcago
state hospital for the insane were res,
cued to-day from fire which DESTROYED
a rambling frnme structure used AS
an annex TO the institution az Dun.
ming, northwest " the city, Warned
by previous hlazes hospital authorities
had prepared fire drill which work
vi without u hitch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
FROM JAIL TO AUTO
American Imprisoned by Carrania
VIII Re Liberated TO Drive Gener
ais Car Faces L. =. Charges.

DOUGLAS Arlz, April 1t was
announced officially today that
Harry Carlson, an American imprls
oned nt Aqua prieta aud charged with
treason against the CarrauZH govern.
ment would be- liberated this week
and enrolled Bs chauffeur Ia Gen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
GERMANY FAILS TO PAY
MONEY LOAN TO BULGARIA

PARIS Aprll II Germany has
failed tu pay Bulgaria the portion "
the loHn she promised tu remit April
l. according tu Sufm specials tu the
Petit rarisieu which vnys II ~ hp
lir,rd that Germany dlslrusts the Bul
uorlm attitude aud SUSPECTS she nj
rcndy ha, decided lu iuiu the allies.
When II WIS announced In Fehru
uu that negotiations md been com
r.ylrd fur loan NJ $4,000 OOu 10 Rul
Wrm ht Grum and Austrian bank
ers 10 WITS stated That uo political con
dltlous were attached tu the arrange
mcnt hut Il was regarded ns slgnifi
cant That bulgaria refused the pruffer
o' similar loan mndp several months
before b, the power. of the trlplr cu
tputp