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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-05
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DER TAG

A day is about the most
wonderful thing in the
calendar. Anything may
happen on it from the
birth of the Shakspere of
this continent to a rich
relative, of whom you
never heard. leaving you
100000. We have long
contended that the person
who kills himself, Or 9TH
erwise flies his particular
coop, is very foolish.
Wait, It is coming! It is
on the way! 1t may even
now be coming down the
corridor in stockinged
feet looking for your
name on the door. Here's
to der Tag. If it says,
You're it." you are, and
nothing can stop it.
A. J. R.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-05

Following the success on one
railroad with wireless appara-
tus on moving trains, several
other large trunk line roads are
making experiments with the in
tention of using this service for
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-05

are many uses for the wireless
telegraphy in railroad train
operation. It enables the dis
patchers to communicate direct
to the train, and train orders
can be transmitted as accurate
ly as by telegraph or telephone.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-05
WAR AND THE ALLEY

Now let us give the war a rest,
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
WILL LOOK ALMOST LIKE NEW
F.--.s-e Sciiss Tia: - Sac - .
isS7isasie :: Ecs.c-ie9i
F.oS<seeSe--

W1<- hty.Iy rcis.ss-. furniture A.
s.es ,i--sa ra.;s ar-ezr7ccs- OF
TIE s.--ars . f-iE-s. 50 a. 10 show
r.--s Ez-.a 4 .togic - r-5osS: VIII
4 auu-s q s,raI pa-3 Ct 7v Ecse<c
ol s-5 rE-rs-rt-e and tssc u.red OF
c5ea- I. rsss Goes roe restore the ap
,@ar1.ce G. tie furniture tie ooly
re.es:y Is TO rsroiisa L. and fhocxS
t.A . soEexhar ciGcul, operation
4 ,zi-iy god go nay &c Eace Of 4,
1. II. following cirec,;ocs are care
fully .-,.loEet- Tie Old po,ish must
60 s-z; reooTet oy scrubbiag I, vffn
4 taste eacs o: tnes, emery cour anH
SPIRITS Of rV-pec;iae- After cleaning
s-c before polishing II Is . good clan
10 eers!J eois,sn the face o. the vorr
sikh "a. E.seec OIL for this causes
the dc body 70 Gcite ~tih the nes
one Where shallow dents. scratches
ard broken p1ris o. the polish present
Themselves. carefully Goa, them tvc
or three times vith a thick solution OF
sasilAc. and when the las, cpaticEx
become hard rub them with soft rc,ry
Until they become uniformly smooth
and even then proceed to polish the
general surface A very good polish Il
Eade as follows: Dissolve IL ounces
OF stell4c and ore-sour,h ounce san
Czrac in half a PINT Of 1aparha Tc
apply the polish make xad with
a long strip OF eannel rolling II round
and rourc- vet the end OF It veil with
the polish then lay piece of clean
linen rag over the uois;ered 6anre,
and apply drop OF linseed oil to III.
rag Rub the work in a circular direc
ton lightly At first To finish OF use
little naphtha- applied the same a.
the polish
The Keota news., 1915-10-22

az a - ry-6xEs :cGss1:4
-. ccrc4srs ccEsc A. sacs ess&
.--y ns.sc NAT 40 e wed H6S
- stcs sa-c-s.1 re sr-oea.s &C IA
zxS -Ess. >zf7c-ss S<<-tS: 4. Ec>a-
re r.c1g.r CT lszria1 K E-c>z.7ose-
Ec1 scg.c ruo sssxs -cr. Ct t.o
...- T,u. csa--- asxes: yi1.y. n "a
AT, srclz r-E-c t<r VAST
Esz- sI11-rZ z.Est. lie x-i Il
-cce--ly-
-Sc. Answered JnzT- siZsc GOV
~ East AZ sccc a. sc "a. xss ,acx
t-r- EsE
! INK = VII &c o-- real s-a-1-r
rl1s- "a: Nat softly
t-r-y-y-- 3- - "a O Cra--a.J
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
Ieelane's Policeman.

There is one country In the world
and probably only one. which get.
along with a single policemau-tha, II
Iceland Iceland is peopled By the de-
scendants OF the Vikings. including
many famous warriors and heroes. bur
they are so lav-abiding that they have
no need OF policemen The SOLITARY
ofncer-in spite OF bis great responst-
oiiity-has a very easy time. He is
maintained more for ornament anc
dignity than for use The icelander,
mink 1t would not do to have a capi-
TAI without policeman. and 50 thew
Keep one The police force is hrx,
one sense Its uembe, is six fee,
hgh- oroad-shouldered and handsome.
~ uniformed
The Keota news., 1915-10-22

Dany among the ether cnetsxers- Ba,
WIEN Il last be reached the point be
vas amazed to ind the whole place
s<solate and hare. except the sinrle
second cottage, standing soriornIy
among h>aps O. debria. A fire had eyi
d>nt!y destroyed the rest How No
had escaped ~as beyond his pouers
ct eoaputatson
he whfstled rsomsnt. then stenp.d
up to the toor. Another aurnrt.~
awaited him lyon the threshold
wide-eyed IN wonder and APPEAL s,ood
the most BEAUTIFUL girl, in Jimmy,
opinion, that he had ever seen Jfnnm,
0lA1ed It her.
THANK heaven.- exclaimed the r,r,
5e8 your pardon?- asked jimmy
Are 20 going to let me 20 homer
the Gfy1 demarded
hope you a5s not being kept here
egntaN yoxy w1u.- sad Jimmy.
The girl stared 1t him AGAIN
Don't you undesseAnd? she cried
7 thought ! had rented this camp.
said Jimmy
The sts1 burt into hystericaI laush
:er. What does = natter she Dc.
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
QUARANTINE


s%- Leg 81 1s-r Il --s III. n
.e s.-1e Ez.aca s-r s1orlce-> as
.zf-.-zs- Defining -as s5>rzsr-es II
-.e scGL,z-T oc-S- Be srs5pe1 I'll
s-.sx1T a-c-x -s .->-El-e --l-4 r-ar
5ec - e. ---cx-rs -z-os sssirs
-ake Zzs,cr1=1s- Z vxs . I'd q
-I 10 -s--s l<=T. AID = re "a
sccA5lg ,szrT Suitcase 5e lad a. AZ
. .K1s.4 r1< AID acrsxsnrss ere q
zz .zTB 1r5-1rcca AID &c ztataG1
II --01eax Ezr :s roS.lc .e~1 ,-r re
ry psS Fz<zEca LEX - .zc A.
Owed ss1z<ss
e vss -z--t- our 81 rz1. q -se
sz-na v1ea te 5<r-ssv-s Al ..c1rsd-
0cxzzx lc.r.c-z- y>--t.S AID geEc7
1-cx x III -1 "a ..C r,st
s.scs Ear. TRIED -1 rI ,A-a-s.
-az-,e aar1z &c tad AID vg1-6
av1J s<Hce 60 L.
@r. VIC 1zss . --1x-Ecccz- CO
t-nd - s<s.G sEn1-ss AZ s1s1r<s
- x 1Acz Za- .>1-s ,2-I-t- e
sa-1 Ge seoS,I CIV Ecr. z-E Ecr.
s-s,A1rs =es 3A va alcse = Ia
.1- Il Ee v.4e-1>xa Presently
IL Axe are E.s szac Jimmy szs
too. As ,az s-6 -.n>d
lie AZ Vas rsI Ell A E-,Ah
rza B.5E.x = lie 1cce-tC-ad L .
LILA o1ci 1< szv . c,z1 ls17- E1
.ea- A5A c11 2. -,se- shout
.ef>s AZ gag z<z.a- AID r.o1ea
cF.sx1y sarvz-1
rs csCzx. vzs lie Ber1nd Ct re
FIX e sz4 orrz7se1 ie scr rro CT
Hr.> Isa-1 T-1tx1u had axe1 !, -
soe I'm e acc1c1SA.sx 1i<zaaas ecu
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
Seeing the Pacific

Nunez OF Balboa bears peculiar 70
iation to Panama ne va no, the III.
co-erer of the country nor its hrs,
settler. nor was lie the organizer or al
"inistfator OF the government In th,.
part OF Spanish territory. but he -.
the nrst white man to behold thu,
broad sweep of ocean which ve no,
call the Pacific. and he san :, ~.
Panama territory.
The Keota news., 1915-10-22

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Ec, rr1 -et-s
,<.s-. E-e 6.cs z. -.E .. Il
e. >sce . Eek e =. J1ET -
5le1
re r. az .e- lad - Is Al
r-- D -.- see I'D = a=e EZRA
~ s--x. sx, z-3 II .-e-c rss e
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.ac o@~a 4 szz-,oz s,;cSz.c ---e
-s=- oa--1 .n-a 80 c1.-- eal1s
-ze- Ies- cne s,- t. 1-c ] z1Tsc NE
ITS ,e=z1z= sas r.z -cs- coc.---
sos- -hz- s-1s tod .Ts-y -ay q
\ ,lar. II ne 80 - Re axe z-c
lezr. Z -.e-. ! .crr x-o- rs-1
-a IT -nz<.c F11 "a. cn1- &c
-zxs II ar7,
rza ! -zf- a5c J==g- 2. "a.
re x.-i HAT Az Incx a. Ell i-r.c-IT
Il .z6 cu-y .1H ccrz--ss &c lar Ia:
E1s nl- night 5e . xs--isra1
WAX n. Fo1 xne- e to- aes
aax-1
WY F.eas y. azt oec-s- AK.
Lee .szc Czla- J-1.y Answered
Oh ( 81, ,casfose-- Nd TIE x-t
F7rx AID vel TT sad Ji-15
e sse1scer.1 Ter Tag 40 Is c-1
AID rseT tired 4; he place us>-s
~ r-zl az .se roac 1s.cst s:ocS: ras
>-ccE I-csr1c-zL vzi-t-x FOR tse@
S1v.>n than AID a--sei. vs-. r.-
rUe e-s.s Ct . sEccxI- sess
sact.- se yes.e<
! tel yc1 yer. eot,x &c =. -zt.,
shouted J1=5. e1-zxs.
H1eAs rcu asac vz--sc Fo1
suc Eo1 wouldn't Is,sc 20 ne Quar-
aar:ze Amt 1o fer aorr ears yst Zee.
back. The uinf-s hio11-z from yoc
70 re Keep back Or l e-.- rs -:
state A1
C1z5ie 70 move htG- Jim! toni
tie rTo oazs again and they t-Vczs.
back 70 t1e cabin IN 1cies-. 7-cc<ss:ou
VIA, n. yen goicx 70 dor asxe<
the gil tea-f11l5
I E1ess II Say sa4 Jimmy.
But yo1 can't Say hefe,- 81.
breatkeA
I greas I can make -yseH con
fortab.e-- sz.d JmEy. Producing hi
AZ
Al tie gil vatetet hiE be proceed
ed 70 chop down the spreading
branches O. the pines Within an hool
be lad Constructed o9s Of stakes acc
b-7.ct<s- . Comfortable little cabin
which r roe Wind proof vas AZ an!
rate rzic-proof When be had finished
tie girls eyes net his IN . friendly
smile
This q very Irregular she said
But II viz be 11e,- answered
jimmy
It vas. indeed the beginning OF Al
deal vacation The girls name va.
Xary Bancroft; she vas 4 teacher II
the city and oddly enough .Jimm,
had been expecting to meet he,
through some mutual friends TOR quite
. period OF tins- They fshed TO
gether. they roved upon the lake. and
laughed the quarantine to scoru Anc
before the second day vas over JimmJ
vas sure that he vas in love With her
On the third day he vas sufer of It
He told he1 20 that night
7 don't know how It is he said
but feel a. II l had always loves
you"
Mary Bancroft looked At him in be,
quick way. I think you are . verJ
chivalrous young man she said
What do yos meant? cried Jimmy
blushfng
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
Oct. n. 1914.

British monitoes bombaroed Ger
nan right wing On Belgian coast
Allies repolsed German a:tae"
at Nieuport. oixmude and Ia ea'
see.
Heavy fighting on the User.
Russians defeated German-Su'
TRANS in northern POLAND ana
halted Austrians At the San.
Sereians pspsIled Austrian AZ
taeks in Bosnia.
cattaro again homharded.
German cruiser Emden SANK
i've eritish steamships in ino'a"
Ocean.
All unnaturalixod German anu
Austrian residents In England o.
military age ordered put in 0e'e"'
ton eamps.
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
Mouth Organ in Bear. 1h,o,.

Mouth Organ In Bears Throat.
visitors TO the Central rark ~
we're startled by weird music cou,,.
ron the throat OF Zip. the Himalav.,
siotn bear He had swallowed
mouth organ Apparently Zip like,
the sound. but the keepers feared No..
pay himself out.-New fork dispatch
to Chicago Herald.
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
oee q. 1914.

Germans saieed near Lille.
ostties a3e00 banics ct ire User
sn the Arr1s-Aeye lire anc en- me
AecSe.
Allies reported reeaf.ure Of
3rvses.
Pr1emysi foSss bodiy damaged.
Austrians advanced in S:ryj ana
Stiea valleys
Sefnians vso0 II Prekiet
British suoaartae E-3 sunk
japanese Rect took ISLANDS I"
Marianne group
Two German chips sunk a; j.
iuit.
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
oes. q. 1914.

French eetook Altkireh
General hslmuth Won hotke'
chief Of German general staff re-
tired on account Of health.
Russians defeated Germans nea'
NarsAw.
Russians captured many Aus'r'
ans and some guns In Gaiieia'
French and British warsn'P'
oomharded German positions o."
Belgian coast.
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
oa -, 1874

Aii,ea- osoeo ~ 9-i.i, "a.
shipa. rspeisea 6errl- s:.a.s
e<e~een Nss~ps0 ard cI-..G
cesm4ao se41ekea lie: line
're@ oU8an1 - lille.
Fseres A9hein9 near Wz-s1~ a.a
Sr1smy1-
SersSsns e1Oeprea sara,Ns
forts
oereish 6ssfjeshie rri.-s- can
seea u Tsia0&1M
J1eoneoe cruiser Ia.achihs
sunk ~ German submarine ia
<isoehsW bay
AES8FioN OsoRafiaS Sink b.
Frs"eh e's;s:s n Aar's:ie
Fifty tho0s1a1 Belgian -e'.;ess
returnoo fro0 Holland
Irish assieaalis&s in le-c:r :sea
pledge 70 sweeOe 0siSium-
it1Iiaa 6eee meeiii1ea-
The Keota news., 1915-10-22
The EUROPEAN WAR;
YEAR AGO THIS WEI

Severn ASho~S sea- s...-|
ana IN Ala1ea-
Germans rspSissa - =.:a,
~ arser vser ara :, --.-c. =,
s. o-e-
eerWano ev7cusesa cc---z
ASSerr0a8 r0DHi4es a. Are
Ssa-
S<rsioas rs0esa Ass.-s-i :. -
SaVe Sn1 ne or,aA
ARe,-6e1naa rsees n ---::.
ersss1eHS pOsacarss ::...,
ee4os oeoersyea BY CERT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
COUNTY LOSES WINE
+. l.. Lawrence viii BE Returned His
lOOO Gallons Of "Dago Red" nleS,
Appeal l. Made

Unless nn appeal Is mkru 10 Inr di,
trlct count, II Is probable tnut the lUp
gallons " wine belonging lu +. T.. LAW.
lthre which wns seized hy the ruuuty
some time ago, will hr returned 10 the
owner Deputy Sheriff luhu-uu seized
the wine, after having bought % uuurt
from John klycl, the man who was
IN charge Of the property whore II
was stored, but the owner uu % plea
OF Intervention before Ju,tiyn NJ the
Pence Hawkins. was given the wine by
That official who declared that war
rant upon which It was seized WI,
void
monday morning uuw pusr WIS
Tiled In the county court. bat un nr
count Of the fact that the count, court
ana Justices court have the ,amr urIs
nirton Judge Zwick sustained the de-.
lnurrer Of the dcfcusc. saving that
justices llnwkIn, opinion would hive
10 stand unless the matter was am
lEhlrd 10 the higher court Although
the county attorney office nude mo-
statement ~ Ia future action. Ii Is
nelleved thnt the wine will uut hr rr
lhQuiShed until all mean, of holding
II nave been exhausted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
IEdl3G@p5GD G@munemG ON Latest
Note to England &egapd2n~ Trade

Pittsburgh Gazette Tlmcs-Thor,
siiN remains the old question "Nhnt
is uW government going to de- eh.Tt
Pittsburgh ntpatch-That IL u.u
have amy effect in causing tho uru
lsh government lo alter It's birb
handed course is unlikely
Cincinnati \olkshln,,-rhe .u.,.. .,
lnr president Co England rompInIn
hs about M" violation NJ our neutral
rights ls unussailahlc I'm fact ln,, ANA
logic hut deserves h, r,prn..b ,r
coming too late.
Lowell NiAssD Courier Culyrp.-
Those ot us who believe hnt n,
nest interests of civilization would hc
served hN whatever contributes to
herman failure, must find II lp,r,s,
hIc io greet the note. npcesanr, ss IL
admittedly ts. with IL henrty cheer
New NovL Hcrald--Not n, mn,
WN ui eNpcdionuN Mr tnrs.,,g
urges hut hN the established rilcs M
International conduct, should m. r,
lnltuus between the two rn,cr,,,.,.,.
h' governed Upon mtrrnotlon,I u..
"N 'hlS existed before the ouihr.,I of
the present world conflict the r,,rrr
henl nl lur United States r,.fa r.
ease ln behalf ot what it hold. tn h.
'he rights OF neutral commerce. 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
IND|SCR|M|NATE
GIVING STOPPED
Hereafter Applications for
County Aid VIII Be Handled
Systematically


q PPlI'Allo\~ 'or relief FROM
l. l.1 uuu. u INDECENT prr.,u.
were nIn.I oI,u ,.. ...., .I.,. ,,.,.
a.. f. u. ~"
'.' '''' ..' many improve
"'' 200 h'N'..O- Oh" disbursement
"i 'h" county funds. g. thi, new
method of distributing, aiJ f.. th.. r..dy
One. or nm. ,n,u, ,n. ., -
.,... ' '''' ''uS
'' "o' 'rn' I' lhr county
'''Hl
Each application G. received IA IA.
county clerk. lu,,~umtiop I. mad. us
to thr merits ~ the ppplirput ,ft.r
which rhr application is voiced am h,
the commissioners aud m. amount a.,
uid Irumrd ur.u>-ar, 4, granted
Heretofore % ha- been the custom FOR
the ,.mmi-. I..... D.. ,tt.,,J T.. ...,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
HARVEST Return
UNPRECEDENTED.
Many Crops Showing Production
Records That May Stand
For Years

NAsmNGTON, New $ Tue agri
" cultural departments November
crop report indicates many crops show
record production that may remain
unbroken for years. Wheat exceeds
previous records by li0,OoOOoO bush.
els Estimates, by bushels, are Corn.
1900, 6O9OOO; wheat, 1907, ,029OOO ;
oats l,5l7,A7s,OOo; potatues, 859,25a,
0OOI hay, tame, SO0s3OOO tons; Wild,
pO.n2OOO; cotton, pounds, 5.25OOOO
600
Final estimates Of the years crops
end value as estimated, will be- Issued
December 10.
The nations corn crop this year was
the most valuable ever grown Based
on prices paid November |, II ls worth
nearly two billion dollars Sl,9l9,25
40 In exact figures. In size, II Is sec
ond only to the record crop " 1872.
The production was 9,OgO, 5Oa OOO bush
els, or h,OOO,OOO less than the com
try.B previous biggest corn rrup
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08

Secretary Lansings Latest
Note to England on Trade
Scores Blockade
NOTHING LEGAL IN IT
American Shippers Advised
to Look to Washington
for Protection

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
WILSON REFERS
LOW TO BIBLE
Finds Support in he Scrip
lures for His Policy of Ma
tional Defense
W N~IuNoroN 40, f, President

JN N~HlNuTuN so, $ rI.u.H
w Wilson find, support 100 m
Hrlplmr- for his policy or muounI
defense In letter ro Seth lov. ur
quote. verse, from rnr thirty third
rmUlrr of Ezekiel iu rnr letter. muI,
ruhll. Monday 90 Tine White HOUSE Iur
president said:
II um particularly uutIfrI that }uu
10 fully concur bon lIr rusluuu ,o.t
here Ii u duomii"n from ElrkIr /
have had very mur' 200 mind recently
in connection with this important ma.
ter II is the second lhrl fourth
'Itth and sixth verse. uf chapter Ba
Son OF man .p,t. Iu .UD .HI.
d'ru u, 'hJ prUpI, rnH u. .n'u
them When bring no. .Har .HuH
"a land if ihc people u. .Nu t.. Nt.
Do man and SOP uu ... their
W1t.hmm.
"3. H. when he src'u rn, sword
''W' upon the lnU N. N..N
'h' trumpet ana warn tn, u,uu.,
Ih"n Nhusueyrr Urui.U IH.
sound ot the trumpc, and rk.n ruf
warning Ir tho sword come and aN.
HIM away his blood snail Do. upon
hs own head
'5. bur hc that aketh
warning shall deliver his .ou.
&c Hut II the Walrhmu u, the
sword com" and blow mot uIr tmm
pet and the people be- not warned. (
IN" sword come and taxi am, prsuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
BlM0N TO CHICAGO
sheriff viii 60 After Man Charged
with Having Passed Rum Check on
The santa IL Ticket agent

Sheriff N. G. Rlulun win start for
chicago Monday evening 90 bring
hFck Charlou II Edmond.. alleged
check forgcr who J., accused ur furg
ing check uu the Santa l.u Ticket
agent here for so The tmuen,t ton
occurred some time ogo. the mrorme
tlon having been flied early 100 Orlu.
her hut Edmuuds was uol lorlrl m
III SATURDAY Application for extra.
dltlon has been mlda to the uyruuu
os II X understood that Ilmo'ds VIII
not return voluntarily
llc " chur-wD with m,lu bought
two ticket, fwm the Santa &c.,
amounting tu S3iiO fo. which Doe
gave Ia payment ,hu.b lol $40 a.
was found uflrp,nw. lm tU Dr,N
which was Oh Hu Illinois bwub, UJ.
L,suS
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NEw Nonk, Journal NJ commerce


No point is lru uncovered n
seems tu be u question now how nr
tho heiligcrcuts may consider thut
u VIII serve their needs Iu conduct.
ing the war or Ion mHknr peace lO
Keep ON friendly terms win the
United States
Philadelphia Public I"dgu-It Is
hEhN gratifying that vr have % .ur.
.tlniN uf state who uHu uf the
American cases su clearly ~ the Two
countries cannot come rr Hu agree.
m'ni 10 cam hr settled n urnIu.
lou
Washington, u. G.. rnst-II Great.
nlIlnln values the friendship OFF Iuu
lml'd States 10 win pHN immediate"
need tu this note and abandon ITS
attempt to substitute force lur law
THE 81 Louis Globe. Dcmocrnt--
lhr plea NJ necessity cannot uu raised
WIN good grace hN Great Britain 900
Ilshl of iis relation, with rnr lmiud
states during lh, pNH nN.
MntrNInr. ". ~ ocnuucl-rrr
'n'l'l states speak. %. Jnn champ uu
'I NNuuns moot involved loo 'nr N1r
Inlciio Tmvs--I. Hu terms N
''I'un in mr" H.IN '.. approval o..
The preparedness pJupag JulAH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
FRISCO CHANGES

lIlDu N"y S. Many changes are
iu prospect for the near future In the
personnel e" the Frisco l.oCally 81,
rrnl ar" ut great interest Assistant
Superintendent II O. Evan, will prot.
ably hr made chief dispatcher here
the position hc formerly held ~,
chief Superintendent Chandler will
hc"omr m assistant superintendent
with hcudumrlcr iu oklahoma CITY.
chief Dispatcher Bate win be moved
10 FL smith where be- viii hold the
same office Several minor Officers
viii be- changed here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
HESSIiN Fly BUSY

ALNA Nov \ Investigation hy
farmers In Nouds county develops tmt
the hcssau ny is busy In the earl,
sown aud volunteer wheat Some NJ
The fields were found so badly infected
that there Is no probability or helr
mAklng u crup.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-08
HORSE pOIsoNERs BArFIrp

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov 4 Ton
thousand war hursps were fnrwnr,r,I
Monday to Elizabeth y. j.. for shin
ment to Europe. lloalrrs said lhnt
The reporicd attempts to poisson horses
m certain western cillp, hal prumplcl
.onirnclur- To assemble the hurscs I'm
pltt.buryA
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NEGRO BREtkS JAIL

ENID, Nov 8 Glove Nuorr. charged
win murder broke from niI here
Friday. ana stlll is al large rhi, b.,
'hr third juilhrruk here u the last
nine months
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TIrIl,~ rN\ICkN

p e 80 &
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31
INSTRUCTfNAS ( INTERESAN-
TIES PEL!CULAS EN- FL.
GRAND.

Como puedcn verta los numcrosos
lectores de Ia PRENSA. por eI a
nuncio que de la Grand Opera House
aparecc en- la octava plaHa de este
diario, para e. proXimo Domingo
Cmanana' y demas dias de Ia semana
entrante. csca Emprcsa tienc arreg.a-
DO IN programa que constjtuyc en-
.todas u parties aIgo nunca alcaHZa-
DO hasta ahora por ninguna oLra en-
presa teatral de esta ciudad. AIDE
mis dc que los programmes del Grand
son siempre los mcjores. el local, el
leatro mismo. ofrece comodidades
con que no cuenta ningun otro tea
tro de San Antonio. No dele de leer
Ell anuncio del Grand Opera en- la oc-
ava pIana para que Sc ~couvenza de
nuestro dIcho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31

la comitiva de que Sc habla. pueS
no son menoS de elem los que Ia
forman. Varios jefes mi.itares II
alta <i~-nificaci6n. fueron aGregah'S
d ella
Villa So e~ncueutra muy atareado
or-anizaulo las defensas de Ia pIa-
"a lagunera. pero sesun Sc dice.
aband1uara rsos ;rabajOs para atea-
der a las juntaS, de las cuaies de
nrndr Ia c>tabilidad de 81 gobierno
o. Ia formation de- TN goDicrno Il!
qua. lnnura que apoyar ION Sus ell
ment0S.
FL aScdio a la plaza de Monterrey,
Las nclirias que liegan DE- To-
rredn acerca de las Operaclones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31
Urge la union dc los mexicanOs que
viven en- este pals, para contra
restar n1aIas vOIuntades
De Sonora, Ariz, DOS dan cuenta de I'm hecho re-
veIador della inquina contra nuestros co1npatriotas

ideas. - lcvant6 y dijo que prime
70 trabajarian por I'm peso. que ma
Ger causa comdn OF la raza abo-
rrccIda". ESa Erase arranc6 los
aplausoS de los preScntes. qulenes de
esa manera dcmostraron Il sen
limientoS para los m~eXicanos.
Observation-Disclosures. Ia mala voIun
tad. eli odio. mrjor dicho. de los
ciudadaacs de este pals para nueS
tros compatrio!@s. rs un hccho IN
negdbIc. No yaD- mas. en- los ac-
tualcs momcutos. que aconScja" a
uuestros compatriOta> Que SI=an
unidos, QUE prOCuren una cohesion
rada vcz mayor y DUG pon@aa mu-
cha I.-H.iad frrulc a ID iniuStIllra-
ia ]ju!a.na lie que sol ytctIma>.