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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-08-03
viii SIOap'S uniment Relieve Pain?

Try it and see-one application
will prove more than a column OF
claims. James S Ferguson, Phila,
Pa, writes: Il have had wonderful
relief since used Sloan's Liniment
on my knees. To think after all
these years Of pain one application
gave me relief. Many thanks for
what your remedy has done for me. "
Do not keep on suffering, hut app'y
Sloan's Liniment where your pain
is ard noti'e how quickly you get
relief. Penetrates without rubbing.
Buy it at any drug store. 25c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-08-03
CRYING FOR help.
Lots OF 1t in Kingstfee but Daily Grow.
Ina Less.

The kidneys often cry for help.
Not another organ in the body
more delicately constructed;
Not one more important to health.
The kidneys are the filters of the
blood.
When they fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can be no health where there
is poisoned blood.
Backache is one of the frequent
indications of kidney trouble.
1t is often the kidneys cry fol
help. Heed it.
Read what Doan's Kidney Pa':
have done for overworked kidneys.
Proof of merit in the following
statement:
Mrs H ] Olsen, grocer, S17 E Ev
ans St, Florence. S C, says: I hac
dull pains in my back and loins anc
was 80 sore and stiff that coulc
hardly get up from bed. l had head
aches and dizzy spells, ,and the kidney
secretions. were unnatural. | usec
Doan's Kidney Pills as directed, anc
they relieved me of the trouble"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge'
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tha
Mrs Olsen had. Foster-Milburn Co
Props, Buffalo. N Y.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-08-03
Just the Thing for DlaffhOea.

About two years ago I had a Sc
we're attack of diarrhoea which last
ed over a week." writes w c Jones,
Buford, n D. L became so weak
that 1 could not stand upright. \
druggist recommended Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. The first dose relieved me
and within two days | was as well "a
ever" Many druggists recommend
this remedy because they know that
it is reliable. Obtainable every
where.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-08-03
The Strong Withstand the Heat OF
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble, and younger
people who are weak will be Strengthened
end enabled to 90 through the depress-
ing heat of summer by taking regularly
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purites
and enriches the blood and builds up
the whole system. soc.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-08-03
Poor Conrad's Reflections
(Csntinusd from page "

church, which was given me by a
lady some years ago. It's quite an
Interesting book. met my old
friend, Mr. Marshall. who never fails
to say, Give US another letter" as
do many others l have not mention
ed. l hope they will not feel slight
ed. My heart is toward all that read
their county paper and pay for it
promptly. l am camping at Mr. Will
lie Dennis, where we have good
water, are free from mosquitoes and
in sight of Black river.
At the beginning of this letter |
started to say something about the
battle of Fort Moultrie. / do not
think It worth while to write much.
as every school boy or girl ought to
know all about it-how the British
bombarded the fort and how the
gallant Sergeant Jasper leaped over
the wall of the fort, took up the flag
that had been shot down and placed
it up again amid a shower Of cannon
balls. All know how badly the Brit
ish were beaten. l will add few
lines we would sing on the 2Sth OF
June when l was boy. Sir Peter
Parker was in command Of the Brit
ish fleet and lost an arm.
The first of June the British fleet ap-
peared in Charleston harbor, :,
The 18th attacked the fort and wounded
John the barber.
Sir Peter Parker. the fooiith man that
ran himself in danger.
Tore his breeches off his back and
thought himself astranger.
Poor CONRAD.
Mouzons, June %.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-08-03

The United Granite company Of
Columbia has been commissioned,
with a capital of $4,000. G P Lo-
gan, Esq, is one of the petitioners.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-08-03

Sir Roger Easement will be hang
ed today in England for treason.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
Echoes 6onISAo'd q lobbies

The state democratic convention,
which has Just passed into history al
ter naming Tom Wade Of NARROW as
national democratic committeeman, was
"A tame affair compared with the first
democratic convention held In Oklnho.
mn after the state was admitted To- The
union. according to Judge A +. Nnndc-
venter Of Bartlcsvllle, for state senator
and chairman Of the Muskogcc conycn-
tion In 1908
There was a booze Joint on both sides
oi the hall In which the convention was
held he said, IN rccounting some Of
his experiences nH chairman IN the lr1t
state convention. 10 Leslie + Hoss once
democratic candidate for governor of
Oklahoma, and u group of friends In the
Lee llucklns hotel
An the delegates had to do when
they desired ~ wet their whistles was
10 20 out the front door and turn 10
the lett Or the right. Just rs the lnclinR-
tion struck them
~ never expect 10 sec such another
turbulent convention AS chairman. of
course / caught the results of the liquor
NV job was fnr from being sinecurc;
aud the only way | could Ect any bust
ness transacted wns 20 Just plug along
and keep the grlst NJ business grinding
steadily The convention didn't close IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
MAKE ROOM FOR MACAO ARIGA.

MACAO ARIGA has until recently hcen the honorable
~ Japanese constitutional adviser 10 the Chinese gov
ernmcnt hut since he made the mistake ~ addressing
Yuan Shi kai ns "yout majesty In public document.
hc has been osrnclgcd The osracism was accomplished
by his fellow counIrymcn living In China
II just slip n the tongue ~ tho paint brush
with which Naeao ArIga drawing those quaint char
nccr, when he wrote How could he he expected to
remember from day To day whether China n republic
monarchy; Changes made while you wait In
China.
Nagao Arlga Is said 10 he without country
hut h. To American join the progressive party
and address the colonel In that way aud members
of the party will commend him fnr H. Some ~ them
think the colonel should he made King II America, al.
though they have not been original enough r ndirc>,
him as "your majesty mp 10 this tim" Make for
Nagao Arlga please.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
Fifteen Years Ago
tFrom The Times Files1

Lawrence vol1 ana Tirln Davis have
ordered supplies for An electrical supply
house which will he known ms the In
dependent Electrical supply company,
MOsc iiersk1witz and family arrived
today from their former home NJ Gal
lion. Onto Mr. Ierskowin recently
purchased of hg brother. Max Hersko-
Witz. his mammotE store In this city and
viii take charge ~ the establishment.
The Knights ~ Pythlas nj their rogu-
bar meeting last night decided 10 erect
handsome building for lodge and rent
nl purposes ~ cost not 10 exceed tlo.-
uuu
\ fsw dnys ago WIN lInloF shlppcd his
fine yc1t old "KnocaCt1r' gclding To
Kansas CITY IN be- sold NJ auction on tho
market II brought N7b.
g z White has sold N" property at
nc West Third street. known as tic Red
boarding house. for $500 and viii t
once begin the erection ~ large room
ng house ON hts lots on Harvey and
S,cord streets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
QUICK WORK IN PREPAREDNESS.

| INrREPAREpNESS Is apparent everywhere. We have
- army To speak of our navy 4, fourth class and
any formidable enemy could along aud whip us into
sullcction In few weeks.
That l. the pcssmlsir view taken " our condition
by those who halltun, the dark side NJ things
On the other haud the army Wa have Is composed II
Americans aud ihn i, saying n great deal In addition
there are several million American men Just like those
In the army now and n n becomes necessary fight
In defense ~ This country there will he no need II
cunsctlWiun
fnr ~ We orc from tho son. We SIN have some
confidence In The lultci state, navy We have torpedo
honts aud there /, louur Mr Hammond, invention Tor
guiding iorpcircs out NJ scn
A. ~ example " quick work In preparedness Amcr
should turn their attention to the actoplnncs now
with rcrshnrs column In McNico They are leading
the advance scouting ahead And donr nh that any aero
plane, Gould do when the expedition started the Amcr
NctorAncs would not n.y. They faprcd their wings
tried again hut invariably To the ground As they
ihcy indicate American ability Tor quick work
In preparedness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
CARRANZA'S UNSPEAKABLE FOLLY.

CARRANZA has shown less wisdom than any Of hi
" predecessors IN his dealings with the United Stnie
and his latest folly Is To request the withdrawal OF th"
American troops now In pursuit Of villa The American
troops nre In Mexico doing his work, and all the time
the man-hunt has been going he has given only hnf
hearted assistance.
Had the of Mexican railroads been given Willingly
and had Carranza been really IN earnest IN desiring the
capture Of the outlaw II would have been accomplished
long ago The American troops. they were ahead
Of the fleeing ruffnn and his band would have had
them corrnlcd In very short time.
Evidently the bcwhiskered first chief has al the time
been between fires lie has acted though he f"arc
to offend certain elements In Mexico Either that has
been the there is powerful Influence behind
Carrnnzn nnd he Is but catspaw In the hands " this
hidden power Time after time there has been evidence
~ preparation for rcachcry very plain upon It's face
but the American people have been slow 10 believe that
such contemplated
III the time II has been plain that the Cnrrnnza gov
not any too friendly and in asking the with
drawnl ~ the American troops that unfricndnc,s has
been al hut unmaskrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
san!!nin$e9lst, !! i, ,uP'
RICHARD S GRAVES 6H IN
RICHARD 6 GRAVES

ban west pinched for carrying four
1n his motorcycle. was de-
Tying the gasoline trust. anyhow
II Colonel Dodds fyIng squadron IL to
be recalled somebody win have TO travel
mighty fast 10 serve the notice TO quit
Frank Moran announces that ho will
become m e'hngelist, Joining forces with
the eS-helI PLAYER and the ox-bandit.
SoNic o' the cN-cNnngolists may have 10
iIll these vacancies
Just because the rm poa who WORKS
In the th'tl rcnrn 10 thc%outh docs not
Ike gardening, that's no sign II ia not
u pl"nsHnt and rolhablo occupation
Twenty ,carg ago. according to the
files. How De Dp" Bill brandon came
hnck from Cripple Crock Hc must have
been the original cnnpngncr
our IDEA of ze-o In the lfc Insurance
business would ho 20 write policies for
the grcnSors on this side Of the line In
Gaze of trouble with Mexico
We wonder what EVANGELIST Moran
would do though. II At the close ~ u
sermon ho should see Jess Willard com
Ing toward the mourrcrs bench
The taN icrrcts time expired last night
Those who had their goods packed and
were ready to move away on that ac-
count arc now safe I'm unpackng them
and STAYING
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
ROOTS BOOM HAS COLLAPSED.

THERE WAS bosom fur Elihu Root fur the republican
presidential nomination II has hccn inflated aud
started is wa, than once hut II has collapsed
every time \, the ,n, draws nearer for the numlna
hon 10 hc made u IS NOT likely that further effort will
b. made 10 Keep MIR Rout, I'M, In the ring
At any rate II 4, highly improbable that Mr. Rout
will he considered In the light " presidential pos
sbiiU His corporation record his age and many other
circumstances against him II requires long stretch
Of the Imagination to picture him formidable opponent
~ President Wilson IN addition there /, the nnrnr.
sponsorship hanging lo lm likc mud uu his garments
Even with the ,uonc and Justice Iiurhr. unt " tho
running u Is NOT likely TINT Rnoi would hc given I'm,
nomination lie has nui even the backing " fa,otr
As n presidential candidate Mr. Root pru,c, In ~,
about the worst failure " thcm all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

Anothc' Full-JoVclcI Liar is the mar
r'cd man who tolls Sou that hc dnosn
know the meaning ~ the word Fear
The REASON why Mother SHOWS that
Daughter ~ Natural Musician iy tr-
cause laughter would rather rump the
player piano than wash the di-h,S
rnc ~ the JOYS ~ Married Life ls the
fnct thnt ',rrs time Friend wife loses
her temper Friend Husband h,s 10 apollo
size to Nrr because she acted like q
hlaWo fool
Look ont for ih" mrn who has M small
vices llr usually has 'cN hig ones
Edison nHy hnvc thought that be- Nns
some Nix Dog when he discovered that
he had inycutcI machine that could
talk Hut any Mother who hts Just dis
covered that her nfst bnhN can ny
"Da- knows hat Edison wsa poor
Piker
When IN. G'r' begins ~ protest
against your spending money on candy
ana thottcr tickets for her u II up ~
YOU 10 cithor Talk liusineS. or Iicat II
These Antis arc never consistent We
know m Anti prorh rcdness hug who has
Burglar Proof locks on his donfs and
Burglar AlRrms on his Windows
\ man cnn belong to the same church
YOU do Hut that doesn't prevent him
from considering YOU his legitimate prey
In a business transaction.
When thor" ara five of slN small chill
dren around the house n mothers He
l. lust long round ~ taking something
old and making 4 over Into something
new
" doesn't take the children long in
learn from the loo7, conversation hlrdcd
ou' b, mother when father is around ihrt
mothers people Grc highly respectable
while fathers fnlk- are horse thieves
and porch cllmbcfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
ATTACKS ON THE SHORT SKIRTS.

l. FFORTS have been made recently 10 cast aSpcrsions
IL upon the short skirt bat those who made the attempts
did get anywhere They made the efforts 10 de
prccnc, and the skirt, In each instance by mere
man. aud that accounts Tor the failure
A. sufragcttc meeting In Chicago the subject Of the
Anthony amendment pending IN congress dropped
long enough 10 take mp discussion II the assertion that
short skirts immoral, The statement traced to
brute whose identity fortunately for him, not made
known Needless To say. the conclusion arrived at
that short skirts not mmorn
Modcsty ~ In the mind NJ the hchodcr II stated
by Mrs. Robert Baker, connected with the Washington
branch ~ the organization Mrs. Baker has son.
aud SHE Is teaching him o regard the changing fashions
quite mpcrsoually. Her son Is young yet
Joseph Smith N the Mormon church has made severe
arragnmcni ~ the short skirt dccrccd hy fashion but
his ndmonliiony win fall deaf Mere NJ home.
Judge DcGnfcurcid N Muskogcc says the short skirt
and the Inevitable glimpse ~ sikon hose lead many youths
to matrmony and later to the divorce court only total
blindness would save them.
Hut whats The ugr' The short skirt has stay
Just ~ long fashion dcrrccs that II shall remain. and
~ stay. Ike Tho skirt itself may be short
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
.}!S|aops,ot:&&l
G9N'w BY JAY E HOUSE RUVI

Tho "om,n say they can understand
the motive which inspired the Missouri
woman who recently killed her husband.
hut that they cannot fathom the thirst
for blood which lmpclled her 10 murder
her daughter
The school 10 teach women tp mark
their ballots IL good as inr "a n goes
Hut the thing really needed ls O.odu-
oatinnrl institution operating along the
same lines
Mr. Rockcfc'l.rs prcdlsposition to
arise ot O'clock Boo the moru,rg bears
ont the theory that n man doesn't
ha'o 10 get up Early ne dceSnt mind
doing so
Eph Wllc, sp's me most offensive per
SON Is the ono nho doesn't agree with
you
n man shows q disposition 20 kiss
hts Nife goodbye. she doesn't care
whether he does ~ or not
When the a, rnEe man learns they
do not play baseball IN England that
Is sll he wants ~ know about tho roun-
try
mar car hc taught 20 eet properly.
hui Il takes the lct'er pnrt n woman :
NE Ia 10 %
'Ho has two qualifications for the
prcsiionc7 snid Eph Wiley Yesterday
IN discussing sim Uocke tho town
dniukard lie D. Old enough and he
was born In this country
Talk 90 any man confidcntiAlly and
ho will tell YOU hc IA pressed for ready
money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

I'll late sunday morning following con
Ncning
This last convention was one NJ the
most orderly II has ever been my pleas
urc TO attend Not Il hlt of turbulence
occurred The new cyn I'm Oklahoma
politics seems to h9tc arrived"
'I had m Intcrcsti'f cStycrsation with
nm oil dyed In the Wool republican nt
Austin. Texas" said s. T.. stanton, for
twelve years ON the editorial staff Of
the New York world aud now advance
agent for Clnra Joel who nppoars In
'rhc Eternal Mogdalons
llc continued
"a Icrl dyed In the wool republican r.
u curiosity IN Austin 80 I Wus naturally
interested in the Old gentleman Ia tho
course II our conversation he told me
that In forty wears the republican party
had made but one mistake and thn'
WAS when ihcy lct ROscvclt split ihc
party M tho chicago Convention
"iic said further that n IN" rcpubli
cans viii now profit hy this mistake and
nominate Justice Hughes, which hc eN-
poets them 10 do, they w'll win over VII
son Hut n thcy nominate Root o. let
Roosevelt again spll, tho party there Viii
be- large following % the republicans
vote Tor President Wilson Md the old
man said he would hc one ~ them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
EDITORIAL PAGE
Twenty Years Ago

Rov r j Riley of this city will lecture
tomorrow evening In Guthrie.
George Taylor one OF the murderers
Of the Meeh fnmlly, who escaped from
jan yesterday T. stlll at large
The ease Of the territory against Har-
~ st John for murder was called IN
the district court today and an appllcn-
ton was made for change Of venue
and q change Of Judge.
j. 3 Wognn 4 Son have tha contract
for the erection ~ the Choctnw passen-
ger depot Work will begin rs soon as
the directors appropriate the money for
that purpose.
Clcm White returned this morning
from Chicago bringing with him tho
privilege Of writing y. u. y, after his
name having graduated at tho Chicago
Dental school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
Ten Years Ago
from The Times FIesl

j " Jenkins a sons Music company
Yesterday purchased q lot on Main street
adjoining one m which erection hiss been
begun by another music company. and
tlll at once mnkc plans for their own
building n Nill be- three stories. With
n tScuty ryc.fuot from,
The mnrr1Eo ~ Miss Snui- Stin ~
Mckinney. Texas and br. q 4 Wall
was solcmuiycd Monday evening NJ The
home ~ N" brides sister. Mrs Malcolm
Henry. by Dr = -. Moor" NJ M" - -
iian church They hrr nt home at 5i3
West Twelfth street
Work on tho nov opera house NJ -
Reno will hegin this week
Perry DuNdcn have returned from
Plalnyi~w. TrNs and ~" more en-
thuslas,ic abou, that country thHn ever.
= g pnlic. deputy district el"tk. 4,
spending SUNDAY with his family IN Ava
darkn.
DnIla. and oklahoma city had ten.
inning contest yesterday IN which ths
Nets were defeated by n score ~ 10 =
and they never even dreamed ~ such
things ~ table d'hote dinners and ticket
srcculstor.'
You are In very had shape" said the
doctor after he hrd given his patient =
thorough examination. nut " you viii
con'nc yourfcf a. simple diet cu' out
tobacco and tltnhnl absolutely sf'i 80 n
bed ~ o'clock ever, nigh,. there's NJ
reason In ihs wnfli why YOU shouldn't
live tu ripe nli ige
We'll sad the patient There may
moi ho any reason why should not.
bu, csn you siyc me any reason why
shouldf''
I'noie Icthrn .pt fishing On the hanks
| of q tiny rivuls, vhen n STRANGER stopped
beside him ari said
ia n possible that there are any fish
In such q small stream s thatr"
No. there Amt none" Uncle Je'h
Frun,ed
"nm you're n,hinsr'
Yep" said Uncle Jeth.
WHAT. then. n your object"
MY object" said Uncle Jo,h. 'is 10
show my wife alnt got no time 10 sin
. he ashos
The Getting for the scene alone" said
/ tho manager ~ tho critic. who was
Watching tho drs~ rehearsal ~ q new
/ musical comedy. COS, mo 10000"
4 sec" said the critic That's why
you had 10 economlre on the costumes" ="
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

DoXlng bouts tnhornlsh, untll tney Dreak tnelr
names II gives them satisfaction to get their
forms in action, to strain their bones and
thews; life in their veins is bubbling, no rhcu-
matiz is troubling the feet that fill their shoes
They have no gout or CHAMBERS ring-bones or
yaller janders, no spavns on their points; If
vagrant pain should hit them, they merely bid
it quit them, and promptly it aroints. | see
them strive and tusse, exertng every muscle
they call such horse-play fun; and in the
shade I'm sitting. a-weeping on my knitting
my active days are done. lily joints are stiff
and rusty, my whiskers gray and dusty, |
creak whene'er walk, and YOU may hear me
signing when am sadly trying to drill around
iouth. when Age is gazing upon your sports
nergy so fine, Age feels its portion bitter, and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
|Di n n e e
StOr / e 3

Frank Daniels. the comedian. tells this
story un ~ ~ md of hia. prominent ac.
tnf This y uilcmnn called on an ur.
puu.riinrr Hri IN tho ,nur-" ~ the con-
N'r'pt'on. hinici about mis- thirst The
host cautioned rim with q finger To hls
lips
"Sh.sh.sh he anil NV wife dozen I
ALLOW me 10 have an, vet goods on tho
grounds The only drink have Il fish
punch
"fish punch oncricd tho other 'Tvc
never heard N li Nut I'm thirsty
enough IN diiuk snl' water Lead on.
wcll tf, some NJ n
The friend pointed 20 a globe 'ull 81
sold nsh
'Go riRht ~ n. Old man. he said en-
gnginFlv I'm sure yoUl like nsh
punch q
Just think NJ all tho hHtdshiW tho
early settlers hAd w undergo when they
first landed on thvr" shores
Yes. suppose they nd have hard
time ~ n In n wey. Still YOU must re.
member they dldn, have tn dodge auto
mobiles nor hang on straps In stree, car.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
IF ROOSEVELT HAD BEEN IN.

MAGAZINE WRITER'S and others are induStrously
i'i telling what would have happened had Theodore
Roosevelt been president of the United States instead
of Woodrow wilson The colonel himself takes hand
nj II and then stopping only long enough to assure
the populncc that he is not for
The colonel insists that the attitude u the United
StntcS government " and that the issue before
the world since August 1914 has been Belgium. The
magazine writer's insist that It the Lusitanla and
that had Roosevelt been president the ship would still be
sailing regularly
Still others contend that iIucra would have sauird
the flag had the counc been In the chair he longs
to IN, and even 60 FAR o intimate that his
rown would have stopped the revolutions in that torn
land The colonel would have regulated everything, aud
he would have done all the regulating without shot
being fired.
All this is due 10 oycrostmaon of the cooncls bluff
through eyes blinded 10y great admiration Roose
welt would have tried 10 bluff GERMANY There is no
doubt about H. lie would have tried the bluff others
but for nearly Years the bclgcrcut nations have
been seeing red II Is a such times that huff-cycu the
Roosevelt bluff Is impo"nt and altogether futile.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

American soldiers In Mexico prosecuting the put
suit ~ villa may have In out again " they are
rnlci NJ hm II Is to hc hoped that the shipment of
candy recently viii set there In time IN amclioratc
their chartn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

German rools NJ Rchlncour took n0O prisoners, q,
crdlng I" report comlne frum crlln hu, there was
NOT word about Z, In the Pnri, dispatches