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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Illus Dcutl1lanS
5~itrhGGckebrt!
1as bentIde Bolt bate idiuer an
Mangel hon qebensmittelu
an leibeH.

Serr Griebrid Sdirrmoder lit
Dor 6rei @ohen aus 9eutihlono 5u,
riideefebrt, mobin er Ith flr5 Dor
4nsbrn6 oes eroben arieeeS bege-
zen bate. SER GGirrmoher 1T
amerifaniiAer @iirger, bat friiber
piele Sabre In Beatrice, Rebr., ae.
tebt unO begob ii6 mad 9euti@lauo
nit Der abiiht, feline alien Sdee in
Ieiner engeren &eimot, OitprenBen,
5u Derleben. ga fam Der eniieslibe
arieg, 0eiien MiibinIen aud er fen.
uen gelernt bat uno Der inn oos
gleiben Oraliben nerleioete. Serr
S6irrmoder bat bic RuIienfludt
Der Gitpreuben Speimol mitgenadJt
un6 fam aus eigener @rfabrung
uuO 4nIdouitne bon ben @reueln
Ger baIbniintiihen garbaren IN
poden0er 8eiie er5GbIeu.
Sn Deutidlano uno SeIterreid
Bat er ii6, bel uineeieben mas uns
lein omerifaniiher Heiiepab 5eiete,
Der feline Photographic tritg, ltno
ron 8m. S. 8rbon ols Stonts.
iefretdr %utterSeidnet lit. auf bic.
lem GeiiepaB iiro ale Die poli5eili.
ben I'm. uno Abmeloungen Der aall-
reiden oeliti1en StGote ber5eihnet,
sic Der Reiien6e beiuft bat.
9os oeiitide BoIt botte I'M Der.
floIIenen $albinbr mebr nn Mlangel
an 2ebensmitteln SIT leioen, ols Oie
8eIt cine abnung bate. Gns Sabr
1915 brofte cine WiiBernte, iute fie
DeiItidIono felt bielen Sabren nidt
gebobt. acknowledgements bnben
Die groBen 8olfsmoilen oobon nidts
eetpuBt, Bis Die grobe Scot i'm Sc.
bru1r 0ieies Sabres einiebte, ais
iclbIt bic aortoffeIn fnopp fpurben.
gtlr our9 Die itrenee Gontroae Ger
2ebensmittelperteilung mur6e 6as
0ur9boIten ermogliht. ginen Be
griff bon Den 6leiidpreiien fam
man iih MAIDEN, penn man be6enft,
oab 8u Sitern in gresIdu oas
gfuno friifes &albfleii6 al 5
Mort unb 70 8fennige berfoltft
Duroe. l1n0 babel riiIen iid Die
reiheren 2eite Inn o1s tperige
5Ieiid. 9amoIs uoren $09itpreiie
fir GENTLE before Sorten Sleiid
nod nidt angeiest, iebt lit 6ns &c.
ideben, ioboB ale glei6 bebanoelt
Deroen.
Serr Sdirrmo6er meIoet, 6ab
Oos oe1tIde 8oIf bon ieinem Siege
iber feline 6ein6e iiber3eiet lit, Ell.
nerIei tpie Ianee Der &nmpf aud
DGbren uno fpie if)refli6 er nod
meroen mag. 9ie 9erluIte bes
arieoes uaren iiber ole @nben
idreflid un6 Die 3abl Der Stripped
nn6 4rbeitsunfdbieen u~ngebepcr.
europa gebe elmer trdurigen gu.
tiinft entgegen.
&err Sairrmoder glo1ibt, oGb
balo cine rieiige GinfponOerutg ben
6rallen unO Dtdoden ans alien Can.
bern Guropns mad amerifa einIesen
peroe. ct fubr orf Dem boIl1not.
iden Gompfer .Rbbonm4 nod ame.
rita, 1tif Incident ftd bereits 5obl.
reide neibli6e ausmnnoerer aus cl.
len triegflbrenben 2GnOern befan,
ben.
SER Sdirrmader bat bic abftdt
ii6 in Omaha oouernO nieoer3nIai.
len. CT bat Ttd borldufig in Die
8erge bon Colorado begeberi, Inn
Die belize Belt bort 5u berIeben urb
ipiro I'M Qilguit Suriidtebren un6 ftG
naa paiie1ber SteIlifng umieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
qaftpr mRdte stuatur luerSen.

Bakersfield, Gal, 10. SuIi. -
Ger 9nitor George Ringo bon Der
GrIten Gbriiten.airde CAB eeitern
Icfdnnt, 0oB ct olS 0emofrntifder
aau6loot fir 9unOesienotor nrftre.
ten meroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
pot mad Ocatf0lanS
MnS Ociterreteb!

9ie abfabrg8eit Der udhiten bon
geetp gorf ants mad 0eutidIon0 uno
Selterrei1 ; urgarn Boltia9et NIT
nebmenoen 9ampfer 1T:
Somstog, Is. SuIi. $500 Rriittania.
fiero, nod Bergen.
0~onnerstag, 20. SltIi. 3eaig
Olob, mad &openbnsen.
Weittmo9L 26. Suli. 5reoerid
Der @6te, nod 9openbngerl.
9onnerstag, 8. auguit - nniteO
Stotes nod 4%openbagen.
6nmstag, 5. auguit - 8ergenS-
fioro, nod Bergen.
Gs tit n%ottpen0ig, ben 9orter oes
betr. 0ompfers eroB utto beutli4
allf Dem 8riefrmidldg all berrter-
fen. Seoer Brief ioate berart mar
fiert meroen, 6a er fonit bteneidt
auf neutrolen 9nnpfern b%eforoert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
.@nha Gifder hernnnIift.

e~orntoga, q. g., 10. Siilt,
BIB" Giiber, Der befnnnte 8eidner
hiunoriitiiher Sduitrntionen, Der
.9qter bon Ititt ano Self, trug
arl snmstns bier bel einem aitto.
robilunfan eirtet &ippenbrud Oa.
bon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
@cwaltiees Hinoent
in Ser 1otcarHiel
Wortietuno BON Seite ~

ri6tem niberesmObnIid erOb &c.
tt1nnt.
Der ein5iee britiihe Grfolg, nno
bieier tpirb ais nnpihtig 5ugegeben,
lDor bic Ginnnbme zines b~orIteben.
ben MbIhnitts Der oeltihen @r1.
ben oitlid bon So @oiielle, MIR cine
tnrBe Strede bon Der ilrIpriinelihen
beiitIhen 8ront %entfernt. Bon ga
@oticle iiioipdrts tparen oie Sample
Ie0igIid lotaler art.
Sn Dem geItern nbeno b~erolisge.
sebenen offi5ieIen Beriht hetbt es:
Die feinbIi1e artilerie entiDideIte
wieber cine grobe SGtieteit; oieies
gilt Defenders bon benz Sbiaers.
@bidnitt, bod gelong es unierer
Snfnnterie, fleinere Grfolge 5i er.
ringen. 9Lm Rohmittog ~nnternobm
Der 5ein0 in benz abidnitt 6es
Srones @eboIoeg afuci puftige SIN.
@griffe IN Der Ablidt, uns bon bort
Su brrtreiben; bieie Stirmangrifft
ober miBlnneeu.
Die rHfT;fAea Gicgesbriiaer.
9etroerao, 10. Suli. - Sffi5iea
beiBt es: Beitlid bon 2impoIltng
idlueen mir einen glneriff Der 6ein.
be o6; Die Seiterreid. llnsorn lie.
ben cine Renge Soter uno Ger.
tpunoeter ouf Dem Sdla9tfeIoe.
8luii6en benz 20. Stunt 1ino Dem
3. SuIi nobm General 2etihitfD
SAT Sffi5iere un6 30,875 @ann
gefnnaen, eroberte Is @eldibe,
100 Wtni6inengeuebre inb IA ghu.
nitionspoeen. Bon Dem iibrigen
EeiE Der 6ront If nidts 8eientIi.
DIES 3l beriften. (3ie Guiien mel.
ben idon beshoIb nihts, neil fie
iberon aeile erbnlten boben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10

gu bertanfen.-Saus nit bier
3immer utto 3tpei 8auiteGen, 80
Bel 100. 8eutide Nod6nriHaft,
nobe Stride un6 G6uIe. @roBer
gorten. @an3 ooer gum Eeil gu
berfoufen. GaGaufrogen Sonntngs
ober abenos. 1911 gnftelor Ctr.
Eelepbon EpIer 1871. tt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10

GelbIt cine meitere Geiie fpiirbe
iid fir sic Iobnen, fpenn Sbren
augen Sic ri6tige Silfe geIeiitet
miro. geiuden Sic Or. 8eilat0,
Fremont, 0ebr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
At End OF German Attack
French Hold Same Posi-
tlonS, Claims Paris.
COLUMN UPON COLUMN OF
0NC0MERS MOVED DOWN
German Losses Said TO Have
Been so Percent of 'Ef-
feCtlves Engaged.

PARIS Np.l 10 Abandoning the
new opening formation and tho lately
established pfsoti." of n,eh' attack M"
Germans SUNDAY ,rregod two army d.
.isi"nS ir dense fog against the French
rrHr N'rdun h"tN''u cnmiore- and
llsuruuft
Forces numbering ~ least division
and half charged tine line between
hyocour' and Rcthinrour' They ap-
p'narhed N within % hundred yards ~
ius French trenches and seemed in'cnsi-
tI" GOO tf. D,' tHa' hundreds % their
mon Nrs, 'Ii.rg
NntV fhsiriiur Hs.. courage and the
weight ~ ur f,ssr- the. we're
stopped There V.s r d,IHu. be, oul
which tho. could not pt.s
when ihe attacking column. were
thlnnrd out b, artillery and machine
run 'r' su that reformation became
necessary. the order to retire was given.
Twice we're they obliged 90 I'M up the
gsps IN their ranks hu' none ~ their
three unslnughts shook N, French line
Nhirh had been considerably sif,rgih.
'u"d r"'f U,thnrouri tN the Withdraw.
B' ~ forces from ipr tturer1u#, ~.
pU.'i salient iu commanding positions
h,hiul 'hr village
Two f'sh di,. IONS HiisaIrr prrH
Man iin NnH, no, uu-lpusnf vr. 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
DISCLAIMER IN
SUSSEX EPISODE
UNOFFICIAL YET

VNSUINgIuN 'rrN n ~u rotary
lHusIus tur.u .' Nnnlrt i.,' NmIbs.
.,lrr ,i,rrrd N1F tt.l.i irHt fHr German
furr'gn uu.. Nti notified him % would
HaHI Nw rn', or 'Nr sussvs probably
Monip Count NHu UrrHsiHfn tho
German HuUrs tiur um rruf'. with
S~rrrlbr lansing N"pdt, afternoon
Tho ambassador Wn'' '.c appointment
a rrrlmiupr statement landed IN VI
G"rnrd n, ''. N'rIu 'ufrigu o'h.r is ur.
drrstuUl ip Hr HU ~. vhI tu the state dr.
partmruf h1 able. Other evidence
gathered Ht tUr American embassy IN
Paris " ON '#, liner - rugl. vhi,. BE-
expected ~ dHuk Thursday
Efforts Nil hr made tn nave mis- IN
formation her, Tor the ftda, meeting
uf the cabinet Secretary lansing said
Monday that nH action would n' taken
uniil after th' rtidon.s hal been con.
ti'nryd
IN, slto department Nnnda, siill Nbs
without official Information ~ German, :
dis,lbiw,. NJ t,sronsihIlu,
German, hHs asked NnhNssairr Gcrptd
what Information tygpriur Nr ,,r.usinn
which damaged the SUISSE, ig ir tHr ur..
tH.Ftt.s..I.t ..s. To. TV.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
Navy League Sentiment on Preparedness

WARRINGTON April 10 Delegates
represen,ins every state In the union
vrtc nattcndanyc at the opening session
Monda, ot the eleventh annual ron,tu.
ton ~ tho Navy 'sasue " the United
States The sessions vil continue
through Wednesday
Some " the vouu,r,s foremost nu.
thotltles on international law. rommrryr
and military and nav ayicnrc are ON the
program ~ describe what they believe
to he adedun,, preparedness fnt national
defense
Robert " Thompson. president " the
league. opened the convention wiih an
address w which he declared ina, an ~.
ncienl and adequate fleet was the hest ds
tense asnin-, invasion and asserted that
the counir, had awakened ~ the nsvrs
sit, ~ real preparation fot defense
fuiniins ont that while several uutr
tions remain 10 he solved. such ~ how
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
SUGAR MEASURE
ENGAGES SENATE

WASHINGTON Nptl 90 Tho house
tIl repeating the fv' suEu clause nf
the lndsfwuod inriff law Nas taken up
for debate w she srrsir Monday under
an agreement ~ vote rnesda, on tho
n'asntc ~ amended h, the flnanrs ,nm
miiiee The ifre. sugar clause would
~ into eifrc, NAV I with cnns-uurn,
loss IN governmental revenues VI 40.
piuslms,slr i,s.ooo.ooo unless repealed
IN ~. meantime
lively cnn,es, vas fnrrrad as = ~.
su' ~ tho action ~ N, senate rommit
IT, m amending the hous, hlll ~ q. ~
provide Instead ~ a ~, repeal an 81.
i'nslnn " the ptcsrm du,, ~ = cent a
round on sugar until Ma, 1870 Inui,
ians senators wlll fish fut restoration
- ihs house measure on the rtuund that
the senate plan Will NJ, tsstuts conf
dcnro AMONG sugar stovcfs rhslf o.
fri's vii ~ hnavaillns In tho senate.
huN"t''. and tho iish, viii 10 carried
,u .unisfrncy In the two house.
Nuik un ih' stniy hill however. wiil hs
irsunsd after the susat measut. is o,i,
1T the Nav undst she aste.mrn, the
atr', hin vote ~ill b, taken = werl from,
'rusdaf
The action ~ tho .rns,s IN fearhins an
at'vtmsn, is an Indication ~ desire nr
tnt rsfi ~ hn,h msirfii, sod rlnnti,,
.l'es IN congress h. speed up the issls.
lsii'r rfortsm ihs' adiuufnntrn, ma, h.
hsr before ihs national political ,pn,s
ttuht ave held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
GASOLINE REPORT
NOT CONCLUSIVE

NASHINGruN. Nrrl 20 Tho fcdrrNl
trade commission Noui,i presented 90
congress q preliminary report Du Iis iu.
Nvstisp'uu uf the rise Iu ~. pr,, ~
gasoline Tho rspuri prfIrs d mass uf
statistics uu production and urHr. hUf
draws Uu conclusion tH 'u tho cause of
ihs lugr"lae of the batter
Suggestions ihH' Iu,r",srs eSrvfls
have been uTih iu NItU. prr considered
boo table vhtn shows Il'. rsiufis uf
gasoline n1rilH ava laufHr 'UiNrH
3,t nN El'u's HsHrs .', .UUu.N m
ieil sud a., Npo uH1 U l"ln
Tho table pk,s ur N's' yrud, uu prn
uuyuun fuf 1918 HrI shows that VHU.
production virtually vts unchanged
throughout me twelve months fNr pro-.
ducuon iu the cushing field whose on
shows 'hr highest g,sUlIrr content NJ tu
dropped from wufr than nDn un1 barrels
boo Npfl ipis. fu tu.uuHN H D,,swlrf
increase hoo production Iu ihr U.Iiun
Nrlh which rf,Nu.rs a sWiu r,tuDrr
uf s'soNua trw .hr total ,frHr pros
Nyn ur iu HufW1'
Gasoline Content" less
Thr effect w I.l....I pwIH.U.N no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
DAYS Mine AND
SUBMARINE TOLL

iuNpu> ,m" ru. rmsn uem.
.r E,tu m. r... .urs .,,orlpe e,
.l.dr rnou rns .,f, obs ot l.i,
F5usa Toms 1rH urs owned o., the tins.
lsh AVID American sMrrus company ~
London
m, nkra NJ iUc. m.r. un,imsh
British s,r1wsh'a. va. reported ucuia,
lloyd announces tho sinking uf tho
s.kVwW uall and ih, G,rlunurd Tho
.Ipir ana ihfi, w,n urm M, sinks.
worth llHN iHf. h.,r landed rhrH
w,u uf" missing Tho r.v "' ihH
s'.ns'w'rt NBa Bfsd
a l'ui. dispatch .rfw Ntlp Inns ~
ih, sNk'ne H' ih, NUnNr formerly ihH
kf#ia's. Nh.,h pHa sHrN without warn.
ins 1h, "f.V NHH rescued
Ihr -lkHvuf'N ilall was last report.
,l .H hrr i.Wfun. rrm Gibraltar m
Match while un tutsar from Homs
FHt fw Uur She vss $50 ics, Ions
The ulsnalwund arrived IN ilshur
Nafrh N ifHw UsuEuuu uufma she
vss - fssi lrnr
TlH iurus inla toms etuss VS. hullt
r lsgi ~ DbHroe be- home port TIE
last fsprti u' h,f mn, nmvnts ~ss ~
hur departure March from ihssnv for
Hampton iicadi
The hfitish steamship lraisfn UIi, N
t1tt tons rtnfs s fspnft,d iu have
ussn sunk Ne nidins io ilnds the
,,ssel Waf not armed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
Ministerial Alliance Directs
Church Vote Next Sun
day on Proposal.
PROCESSION TO MARCH
THRU BUSINESS SECTION
Unique Celebration Of Okla
hOma'S Admission as
State Is Idea.

m, gfrntrst religious parade r,sr, at
tempted IN tho southwest viii ., staged
bon oknhom, cit on Nprn .s 90 % plan
advanced ~ "a meeting ni iu, ministerial
ullnnu, u ihc First VI l church Mon
day mornine rs successful
The plan proposed b, The ministers
compose the alliance ~ for every tuupuus
person IN 'h' rlu tu participate In the
parade Tho great ptoc,riuu VIII a..
semhl" nrsr IN" highs,huol and the
route viii extend through the business
district
Cnles' weather conditions forbid tho
spectacle viii he presented between the
hours NJ II and 1? on the morning "
the anniversary ot the day when Okla
homa WaS opened for settlement
Following the favorable vote of tho
ministers. n was decided Tn leave tho
mstt'f " the parade to the various sun
day schools aud church congregations
Each minister IN the ciN viii tHk, .
formal vote on the proposition nc,t sun
day either In the morning uf evening
\ majority vote either way win decide
Tho result NJ the vote un inr decision
ot majority oi the local rhuflh's ia h'
announced Monday morning Vil sri'l,
the question
~ the various church denomination
vnt. h,nt,hly on The plan and I l"lic,'
they Will. n IL hard To estimate hos
many thousands NJ men and women bt
nhhtcd with religious organizations vii
takr part IN the parade. stated IN,
Rev mn e.. Rniri. president ot th'
ministerial alliance
IL will certainly h. the most Ftfiklnl
demonstration ever seen In this part ~
the country. and I believe that " VII
have n great snd iRf.t,,uhiur effect
The parade win No. headed y, a luii
~ N1,ts n Nill nul h. d'uumnptiuua
In au, s,nSr. the mrmhyfs oi the U'
irrrni churches forming TN line 80 the
wish banners may bO carried Tb
ministers viii not ho in one body. lI
t,cr,iru.d ~ ras. rwsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
Mysterious Person Reported
TO Have Been OisCOv-
cred on Train.
WASHITA DELEGATION
NOT OVEN UNANIMOUS
Wade EmbIemS in Majority
Among Delegates in
Hotel LobbIeS.

4 uuom. .a'i sIrda. r..ni with th'
nu,n' NJ r. Wt,'r, counts d'log''i"n
uu the d,m,.rru, rat' .uu.cu'lou FOR
b dark hofs, tuiIdntr 'or national
committeeman m. .rt.'i almost ~ sId.
i.uy ~ y sas -rruus
Among tho nm ~ ,oo delegates who
damned the hotoI lohri's Mondh, morn
lug there WA absolutely no sentiment IN
ta,Hr of such move excepting ON. the
part II few members of the Wmlith
delegation. aud there was every indies
f'uu rHt tho committeeman frht would
N, Nrg,I tu q finish ur ihu 'uIT ~ the
convention Nc'vcsu 'l' Wat" aui In.
Ii,,tlc for.ys
1nc WIZ md Wherefore ~ the dark
horse boom. hroUIht 60 ugni hy the is.
suBrpo NJ statement D., Judge r \
Edvnfd- ~ '0rdr'l Announcing that \
mysterious man from t1" short
grass" would hc presented by T. IN
Monday, remains unexplained since u
hV been found to br absolutely devoid
n support
Nmprg some NJ the Wade supportcrs n
b. believed the hunw really ,mnuatrl
fum among the supporter ~ R"n la
IpNsiir Who. Il IL spii. realize IN, o,-
nfw,II slight .h1rr, ~ success fur their
,tuI,IHir On I'm. connection ~ iS sig
U...,.i tHpi the Itrk huIs. uh aud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
Uort,nu,d or r.rr rrol
URGES LEACUERS
TO attend MEET

Trains aI members " tho Electric
Lunch le1su' iu request their friends
oil ny"t ukIRbewt tu attend the state
convention p' 'hr GNs. Electrical aud
street lUiiVet H.s',l,tiun n oklahoma
'it, uu Nb. D. = and Is. Professor
" y InsI'" uf NNrmpu. dean o' the
s,Huui ~ rivr'ti,n. ynginccrin, In tho
state unNufuN spoke tr IN" members
u' the l'pgur MONDAY noon at the lee.
iiu,ku. hotel
ilv predicted Ip uussr' Ted convent ION
AMI told thr uIIts u .uEvftl men who
we're ~ rad papris pt the meeting
Nnuns thm were ~, best informed rN.
ports un electrical matters In the state
Gslen kruw NJ Guthrie. pt tho ron.
clusinn NJ Professor unscllra address.
warned ail in M, fuuW that tho mo.
wcW The, entered tH, duof they TIRE.
Nrrahl' committed themselves no r,ndi.
dates 'ni Initiation Ir the Sons NJ love,
a frytt. organization NJ electrical
workers fmf ~ whom formed the lunch
league M oklahoma t.N
m, n'W organisation is rlpidh grnv
ns IN m,UNv sIip u uHN occupies "
position equal In uuwhrl io pf,rlirpii,
an, ui thr Hir,f ,i,i, organizations q,
oklahoma tIN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10

NOT nnN safe 'pt them hui ph,i W. put
selves will patiently endure " ihs,
complete our infaml u, insult and .t-,u
iirn
Mote fundamental than an, rlsr- fni
hiiins rui uriss and fleets Tor service
is 'hs question 40 W intend 10 main.
tain me standards " civic dui, srf w
", uuf fathers ari unfinUhinsV sus
'ainsd b, them N We Do and IN spite
NJ ail the ilsyoutsrsmrnis believe W.
dn then W must ntmlN resolve rust
shat N MAJ, that hsnrsiof,h no rover
possessed b, this nation shall hs srsrsd
not nnl, Nv defend ftum hudiis invasion
rvsN ioo, uf uuf 'huu.an nds ~ mites cf
ssa ana land 'runiisf. bui tn undirate
Tho HEhi ir personal sats', ~ ever, iaw.
abiding man sumsn and rhild iusii,
possessed ~ NmstiuAn citizenship uhrf
ever their legitimate business ~ tts
r',.s-ii, ~ 'hr'r situation ma, require
'hem iu BE-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
DAMAGED
IN LOGAN COUNTY

Nlihpush ukiahoms JltN's cn,ifom arr
reported ~ ha,A escaped great damage
n trusts and ircetirE tempe fstufcs oi
the last several DAYS. tho hard ffees.
SUNDAY morning viii result In great IN.
'ur, Ia some ,firs and fruits In Logan
county, hu, this ,srur, be- definitely de
termlned fnr several days
Apfivuts were nrafl, hvNDnh tho dan
Hsr stage, hui snWr varieties " peaches
we're In the mnu critical period Az
trpist garden PLANTS we're 'fus,n down
Some viii ho total ins- Some small
fruits were injured. hui IN many ,arctie.
there vii he gunl rfnps
Fruit growers M the lloxan county
ben afe anxious but not discouraged
The, dsclatc that while n lnnhs dubious
lust nos Nhpn ,hst come ~ harvest
iimv tho vii have about tho usual
amount ana iit' shipmen's viii hs quite
nv TO N, standard ot former years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
Drumright Home Of Labor Or
ganIzatlon Comprising
Membership Of $50
TO AFFILIATE WITH
AMERICAN FEDERATION
Tool DreSsers and RouSt-
abouts Included; Char
ter Requested.

Tho rr.t urlon m Oklshom, and. :"
t., .. .,,Wu h.rc. tho oull ono ~ Ne
t,rl existing in tn tuu"n states Ne'
f.,r,i SATURDAY ~ uuiWrgh' Wh'n l''
1,u,,s t,L itr.ssts and fuus'shnN''
tr,m ,rs rushIns ul field met With ID
r,f F.utru president - ihe bNHh'W'
.,,t. federation NJ labor aud 'ii"ci'i .
tenpstnu ofrnrit,tior. \ 'Nsf'"' mas
h-.n applied tuf from ihr American
federation VI labor
Tr.mstrts. rghWi'rs. Nnkhuild"''
and other skIn,d vofkmeu IN 'h' oil N
du-,ty ar thoroughly utrSuii"i IN rtac.
,ical, every oil field m IN" STATE" hui -
faf AI efforts tu otsnifr the V'~ldcr'
" the bit and hammer have h""u un
awaiting principally h"caw" 'h"s" N'tN-
n,p received hlsh wages ana votv s'
few that they could demand ihrit Nv 10
terms from dtllhns contractors tn"
wage scale IN N" cushing u"ld fHns"'
from q ~ ~ per dav tot itillrts and
tNgh,h les iot iuul dto~.'rf n W spid
An pu field WORKERS Organization Wps
perfected M tho u,ids ~ rrnns,iVnri,
suri. twenty Yeats 'sp. but " " urt nnN
iu existence
Organization " tho nrw uuinn recalls
nm .ffHu made about iVu Nrats $50 y,
Shorty Lows ~ nsf,lrsyiI, ir hHns
about unlun M ,hc Usage HatiivsVtlr
u,ld irns vas man " about 81
wears. Vrll educated and s,ufd, tis had
followed the oii from rrnrNlVsnis "a
Onto thence Vrsi a. Indians Illinois
ksnsa. and uklshoms
Tho htrsm NJ hs NJ. vAs ~ rrrnrifs
"a union Nmrns dfilc's and tool df-ssrfs
VI worked to that rrd uneisuiN. often
refusing offers " vufk when h. needed
mor~, In urir' o. travel through ihl
Un rrh 1ri ufsr his fellow vwbyrs t
ntEanlfs
Just ur th, ,N, NJ success hr Na.
stricken M n rrf'iss,inr hr'ri and
I di"l Within ~ holfs Win hs ilnff
b nl '''o'r 81 organization ended boo ib.
I uufthN,st,n fold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10

the expense NJ preparedness is 'n 10
met tho speaker declared be makes uo
diiirr,n,, 'u ihr iraFu, how ihrs, luss
tluns pts arranged so iong ne tM work
is done iH ihH mus' efficient and least
rNprusiN, mhruof and that The men.
guns and sh'ps ,fs secured hf quickly ne
possible
pa,id JAYNE luu tofmsf smbassadrr
to Urfmar, denounced ihe admir.sifs
uona iufrirn pcir, As one which hai
"rauscd complete loss NJ uur prestige
ne nation Ari rendered our ruyrrn.
mont practical, nrrliEihs uuanii, ne
an international Influence"
"liaye W. become .n indifferent IN me
fate NJ o,hers said hs go rssuesn,
" national dn,, hat We can satisfy uuf.
solves With empty words and consent IN
be- the rsssI,, spectators ui our national
disgrace NJ vs have then We niusi rHn.
sent In ths future IN hs ihs pfsi and Tho
iciims ~ those sho MAJ tel that II 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
UNTITLED STEEL ORDERS
AGAIN BREAK ALL RECORD

N'N luuk Anvil 10 The mouihl,
nstrmcW ~ untitled utdrrs ~ me
lniiri States steel corporation. i-fued
Nunll HEtm moks lll frrutd The
nfdor Hunl uu MNr,h 10 "a H1.i OOO
ons, 'r increase ~ is.uls tons over
ishruhN ~ shrn the, Ncfr sses $50
tons. The ptsuouv high lcrotd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
Every Construction Depart
ment Affected; Building
Stops Completely.
ARMED GUARDS SAID TO
BE REASON FOR WAlK0UT 7
Company Declares Ignorance
OF Cause for Sudden Con-
Certed Action.


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