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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10
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"lf YOU are Il knocker 1t viii be perfectly satisfactory
with the good citizenship Of CashOu Tor you 10 move
Your presence may be missed for while but your all
yrurr win not be- regretted 90. Cashou Independent
Man sued for alterations of affections says he's never
kissed huggrd held hands with woman although hr
Is "a yeurs old Poor smpl He's missing lot hut
then, he has priity of time yet Think Of Woodrow at
80 Enid Eagle
klr Record neat appearing five column weekly,
under the skpprr-hip uf q Purcell Is the latest star
u the nmumrut Of oklahoma journalism.
Edltur N Leader Times says there X machine that
prepares lSOO pies hour fur the oven but that when
right down 10 brass arks there s nothing that
cnu compare with the sweet little human machine that
spends an hour getting two ready after all.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10
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Buck klny mud, down rhr decision that IN the mat
ter NJ the alienation ~ wife, affections the man who
do,s the alternating r entitled 10 recover the damage
Inr people are pretty royculy In many respects but
they seldom myrm0r .on0rb- to accumulate their wine
rhr fact mo. non. Sryla aud Charybdis have been
destroyed is m,.0er move n the direction " slupllred
spelling
There ore many comedy situations but nothing is fun
mrr lhun iuu.Amuus whiskers
After man hats looked around and assured himself
nml lh" Women are watching him, he proceeds with the
task at hand
THE Ir.- You about relative the more likely he
Is tu send 'uu hi, photograph.
$50 long as hc has any hind left the Indian win al.
way, hr 'hr subject II attention from white
rho mon who has 10 salaries to pay generally IL in
favor OF raising them.
I' is assumed that The New York man who died re-
GENTLY leaving Four widows will have the words AT
Rest ou h, tombstone
After muu s thirty five You can guess his aye with
I"r"h" accuracy boy merely looking at the buck OF hts
neck
Men are so ugly that the comic valentines often rlattcr
hrfu
vomans idea ~ an objectionable mistake Is ia
nave her crepe de chine gown referred to chiffon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10


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for your doing ,n is "a. o.,I n. the world
II is the maternal Instinct"
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don't understand YOU
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10

An Institution that shall alHaS' b" found hshuI
Tor dr,rnc, the public service, regardless ot r"ril
SAN considerations constructive iu nl It's policies and
while belonging 10 no party, opposing With Its mlEhi
the dcmuguEurs Of all. lighting for progress hnd
prarticn REFORM oppuurd 20 special privilege aud the
custom Of impruprrl, influencing lie" making ana
enforcing bodies. whether bN predatory put"crh''
ur prrdnIur, poverty. whether b, Capital Labor
de, utrd TO the public welfare, eNrr) resource cor.
sunt, strained present the news accurately and TO
discuss tmpurtinN willing TO correct INSTANTLY an
Injustice dom the most humble. vet too proud to
apologize to tbr most high Tor policy sake.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10

This from the New York Times "rn' tuu
j, that 10 spite of lingering superstition rural
settlements, New York City is and for @ rather
long times has been n sort of Arcadia Of honest nr.
uons The man that wrote that paragraph has
nerve enough to fight the whole German ama,
with one hand tied behind his back
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10

n Uncle sam prepares 10 treat the
world right, hc needn't make any
preparations Tor fighting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-10

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Io fairness to the majority the aw.o>, Tern n"
Iow for .' not to be enforccd2
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o' l"' legislature wants to Nno" why '0r ...
business can NOT be conducted just o> ones private
wi the mere fact that the public bushes, , .'.
Quoted by the politicians who make politics am
what they ao get ont of it. their private .ur,,
answers the question,
j, that 10 spite of lingering superstition rural
settlements. Nrw York City is and for rather
long times has been sort of Arcadia Of honest o..
nons The man that wrote that paragraph m,
with one hand tied behind his back
"
Eastern editors frequently and in an odurns
way refer to the splendid outspokcn independence
crn paper to refer TO the White House a, the
greatest matrimonial bureau the world nl, ever
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The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
Vienna and Berlin Celebrating But the French Troops Once More RepuIse the Foe and Bombard Freiburg London This Afternoon Admits War; saws Fall Imminent.
RUSSIANS IN BAD WAY

LONDON, July 31.-WOrse than ever was the news received from the eastern front for the past wentyfOur hours. The Russian line has been pierced at several points and it is feared that they will be unable to ex- tricate their army at a The details not given but from what has been published seems to be evident that time and that those plans chiefly formed with view to holding the Russians such positions that when the time came they might be caught in trap The failure of the Russian commanders to realize this fact Is demned even by sympathizers The Germans are now preparing for a triumpha entry into Warsaw. Not only will the kaiser lead the march in he did at Lemberg but he will be accompanied by the kaSern who with him at the front The entry will be carried out with all the pOmp of the Caesars There seems no longer to be the slightest doubt of the fall of the capital of Poland and it is even hnted that when the TeutOnS take possession of 1t an an nouncement will be made by the kaiser of facts of the most supreme importance to the people of Poland This however is only rumOr The absolute fact IS that the Russians cannot hold the city much longer and this fact is regarded as one of direct importance to Great Britain which now sees in the future tremendous onslaught on the allied armies of the western field
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
SAYS FISH WANTONLY
 WASTED BY CANNERIES. Ship Sails for Two Days Through Dead Fish From the Traps of
 Reckless People.

To sail for two days through dead fish is the experience of ArOn EricsOn, the game warden, and an experience that shows the recklessness of the people who run canneries. The fish were caught in traps and left there to die. If they had been released in time they could have been saved but, according to the information received, the trap owners displayed a wanton negligence. Mir. Ericson returned yesterday after a trip over the dis trict. He reports three forest fires in the Moose Pass district but the forest rangers, when told by him of the fires, went out to fight them. There are also fires raging on the Susitna flats and in the Turnagain Arm country but the rangers are al- so at work in the last named place.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
AGENT CHRISTENSEN OF LAND DEPARTMENT FIXES AP-
 ROOMMATE NUMBER.

Two hunderd lots will be put up for auction by the United States govern ment here in Seward when the sur veying of the Terminal tract has been completed. This statement is taken direct from A. Christensen, the agent of the land department, who is now in the city and who will conduct the sale as he conducted the sale of the An chorage lots. The Terminal tract contains about sixty-fve acres and some twenty acres are being survey ed in addition just to the north. Those twenty odd acres include the ground occupied by the saw mill, ac- cording to Mir. Christensen. The sur vey does not include tide lands in the neighborhood Mr. Christensen, when asked last night, was unable to say whether the plans of the government include the idea of filling in the tide lands or not. The sixty-fve acres and the other twenty odd acres are the two tracts mentioned as being reserv- ed by the government This is now unquestionably so.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
BERLIN CELEBRATES

BERLIN, July 31-The capital of the German em- pire may be said to have almost gone mad with enthus asm Every dispatch from the front tells of the capture of thousands and thousands of Russians they try to escape from the net woven around them by the genius of von Hindenburg and von Mackensen The German troops are now only waiting for the oppOrtune moment to march into the capital of Poland and continue the pursuit of the Russian army If the official dispatches published here can be credited the greatest military disaster of all times has taken place and the Russian empire has fallen at the feet of the allied central nations.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
.: * % |. * * .. * |" * * < OFFICERS ORDERED * HOME FROM ISLANDS.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Some- thing of a sensation was sprung to- day when it was learned that one hundred and fifty military officers had been ordered home from the Philippines. No reason has been given for the order and, as might be expected, the rumOr has gone abroad that it is due to feeling that this nation faces a war.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
ANOTHER BRITISH LINER SUNK

LONDON July 91-The British liner Iberian was sunk today by German submarine while she was on the way to New York It is known that one American was
 killed so that the same question that arising from the sinking of the Lustania will be renewed Up to the pres ent no definite news has been received concerning the loss of life on the ship but it is supposed that it was very great as hundreds of passengers were travelling on her. She was followed almost from the moment she left the English coast but evidently her commander did not sight the Sub mersibIe at least until 1t was too late
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
GERMAN EMPRESS TO ENTER WARSAW IN STATE
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 MAXIM SAYS U. s. {" . WILL HAVE A WAR. "

NEW YORK, July 9O.-Hiram Maxim stated today that the United States is sure to be involved in war after the conclusion of the present conflict in Europe. This nation, he thinks, will be unable to avoid get ting mixed up with some of the na- tions when matters come to be re- adjusted.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
RUSSIANS RETIRE ALL ALONG TtiE
 LINE AND EVACUATE THE CAPITAL
TEUTONS TRIUMPH

VIENNA, July 81.-The advance cavalry of the Teutonc armies has already entered the city of Lubin The Russians retired during the night and abandoned the city and Notifications almost before the Austrian and
 German generals had discovered the fact that the enemy had decided to give up We in possession of the Lubln Cholm line of railroad which served as an artery for the supplies of the Russian troops and therefore we have taken the last great aid of the MuscOviteS This news was officially given out here today and at the same time was published the information that general exodus from Warsaw had begun The city has almost gone wild
 with ov All business has been suspended and the schools are em1tv while the children are celebrating through the streets
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
TAKE HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS

BERLIN, July 31-The military authorities of Brandenburg province have seized all copper brass and nickel owned by private persons They have also notified all househoders that all cooking utensils that might be used for manufacturing war supplies are subject to seizure and may be taken very The lack of metals is admitted here but the steps taken are not absolutely necessary just at present although they may become so in short time.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
* < |: < < * < < < * < " * U. s. WILL CONDUCT z * AFFAIRS OF HAITI. "

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The United States is now negotiating a treaty with the government of Haiti that will result in this government handling the finances of that republic as it handles the finances of San Domingo. The officials are careful to state that this information must not be taken as an indication that the United States contemplates anything like a protectorate.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
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 |: MURDERS WOMAN {" H WHO SAVED HIM. z

MURPHYSBORO, Ills, July 31.- A negro here yesterday killed with a hatchet a woman who had secured his release from a reform institution. He had been sentenced there for a minor offence and the woman took pity on him and brought him to work at her home. He was arrested after the murder and spirited away from a mob that had gathered to lynch him. The cause of the murder is not very clear but it is supposed to be robbery.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
MAYOR OF CHICAGO
 MAY START A PROBE.
Feared that Commerce Department May Try to Hide the Guilt ..
 of the Officials.

CHICAGO, July 31.-The mayor stated this morning that he will "start something" if the Redfeld probe into the Eastland disaster turns out to be the farce that some people predict. Secretary Redfeld says that the departmental probe is merely to ascertain if the inspectors acted legally or not.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
AEROPLANE STOLEN.

OAKLAND, July 91.-An aero plane was stolen in this city last night, and to add still more to the unusual fact it is stated that the air ship was stolen from a backyard. Whether the plane was flown out of the yard or picked up bodily is not known.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
AMERICANS DISARM THE ..
 ARMY OF THE HAPPENS.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The American marines have disamed the Haitien soldiers and police in the capital city and are now really in control of the machinery of the gov- ernment. A committee of public safety is the de facto government just at present, and, it is assumed, al- though not positively stated, that this government is conducted by the Unit ed States officials. Port au Prince IS now quiet.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
TWO HUNDRED
 LOTS TO SELL
* z: * * z. {: .: * * * * < (: MORE U. s. MARINES * * GOING TO HAITI. *

PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-The battleship Connecticut left this port today with five hundred marines for Haiti The marines will be landed at Port au Prince to reinforce the United States forces already there.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
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 * MINE CABLE BREAKS * * AND ELEVEN KILLED. *

PITTSBURG, July BOA cable broke today while car was being raised to the mouth of a mine near this city and eleven men were killed. The car was carrying more than twenty worEmen at the time but some of the occupants escaped without in- jury. In addition to the eleven killed outright six received serious injuries.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
* * * a * {. .: .: < :: .: %' 2 FORTY PER CENT. {"
 * OF MILLS CLOSED. "'

EVERETT, July 81.-The West Coast Lumbermen held a meeting yesterday and during the discussion of the business they came to the con- clusiOn that forty per cent. of the lumber mills of the northwest are closed. From what transpired it is learned that hope for an increase in the price of lumber is looked for.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
CANADA TAKES ALL SORTS

OTTAWA, July 31-The Dominion authorities on in- structiOns from the imperial government have decided to overlook minor physical defects in recruiting for the army in future that the number of available for active service may be increased The standards main taned in time of peace by the British government for soldiers have been almost entirely abandoned as inn mense numbers of men who were rejected because of
 minor defects are believed be just efficient as men of perfect physical qualities.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
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 . SHORTEN HOURS AND
 : RAISE THE WAGES.

NEW HAVEN, July 31.-The Win chester Arms company has raised the wages and shortened the working hours of it's employees. The chief in- crease of wages has been made in favor of piece workers.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
MORE WAGES RAISED.

WILMINGTON, Del, July 81.- The Hercules Powder company has raised the wages of its employees twenty per cent because of the vast increase of orders from the allied na- tions. An increase of wages is now the general rule all over the country in factories engaged in the manu- facture of munitions of war.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
CHARLES BROWN IS
 ABOARD THE ALLIANCE.
Ship of Independent Steamship Com pany Reached Juneau Yes
 terday Afternoon.

JUNEAU, July 8O.-The steamer Alliance of the Independent Steam ship company arrived at this city this afternoon. Charles Brown, one of the owners of the company, is aboard. She has a full load of freight and passengers, mostly bound for Anchor age.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
NEW LOTS TO BE BIG.

The lots to be sold by the govern ment at Seward will be fifty by one hundred feet, according to A. Christ ensen, chief of the field division of the general land office for Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
SPEAKING TO ENGLAND

NEW YORK, July 31-Secretary of State Lansing today informed deputaton of importers that he is pre- sentng their to the British government and that every effort will be made to have change brought about in the conditions relating to the shipment of cargoes into this country The deputaton waited on the secretary specially to inform him of the hardshps wrought by the interference with American trade on the part of the allied fleets
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
STANDARD OIL RAISES ..
 WAGES OF EMPLOYES.

New York, July 31.-Standard Oil has raised the wages of it's employees in Bayonne, Bayway and Jersey City. The increase is due to the agitation of the workers in the plant in the first named place.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
RUSSIANS HAVE DEBACLE

LONDON July 31-It is believed that the entire line in Poland has been evacuated by the Russians and that the greatest retreat in all history is taking place. One pleasing fact connected with the retirement is that it has probably been effected without Reorganization and that the Russians will again be able to make stand some line far away from the TeutOnic bases.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
BRITISH TRAWLERs SUNK

LONDON, July 31-Four more British trawlers were torpedoed and sunk yesterday by German submar
 ines The lost vessels were the Quest Strive Achieve and Athena They bringing in fish at the time and the submarine overlook them The supply of fish seems now to be the object of the German attack an unusually strenuous campaign has clearly begun against the traw
 ers The loss of the vessels themselves amounts to very little. s,ur. 54Ig12Ga S3 aaE3asJ
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
RELIANCE WILL TAKE
 TEAM TO ANCHORAGE.
Excursion Will Leave on Ship of New Line to Meet the Players
 of Railroad Burg.

Arrangements have been made for the taking of the Seward baseball nine to Anchorage on the steamer Reliance of the Independent steamship line next Wednesday. The game between the two cities has now been decided upon and that it will come off is sure. The rates will be published later.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31

WASHINGTON, July 31-Ambassador Gerhard of the United States in Berlin has been instructed to nvest gate the truth of statements that German spies are now working in the countries of the allies and being pro- tected American passports The statements have been made openly and this country has been accused of con- tenancing the practise
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31

PARIS, July 31.-French aviators have bombarded the petrol works at PechebrOnn and also the station at that place. nfictng much damage. The station at Det wer and the aviation sheds at Phasburg also bonn barded by our airmen.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
REFUSE AUSTRIANS

GENEVA, July 31.-The Italians have repulsed a de- tened attack by the Austrians at Gorza but the de- cisve end of the battle has not yet The Teutons assumed the offensive yesterday, evidently with the hope of driving back the invaders, but their efforts were frustrated at every point
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
SINKS BARGE.

PROVIDENCE, July 81.-The steamship Concord sank the barge Exeter in fog here today.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31

COPENHAGEN July 31.-The freight traffic be- tween Sweden and Germany is frghtfuy congested be- cause of lack of ships The Scandinavian countries con- tnue to ship goods into Germany and are aiding that na- tion considerably.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
LOMBARD FREIBURG

LONDON, July 31-An allied air fleet bombarded Freiburg in the Black Forest yesterday and inflicted lot of damage The fleet at first intended only to make reconnaissance but when it was discovered that large numbers of troops were stationed the city bombs were thrown.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-31
EVANS SAILS TODAY.

The Admiral Evans sails at noon today according to word received by Agent Wayne Blue,