davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-06
Mourning Suits at S25. 90, S35. 90
and up to SIS. 90

Designed lines complete accord with the present-day
NODES yet tempered with of unsurpassed judgment that
limits elaboration and shows unmsakabe regard for the respect
those who mourning The elegant materials and workmanship
the beautiful trimmings of ae and pout de sole silks with touches
of hand embroidery all of especial and show that
given the selecting of for those need of mourning
apparel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

tho river ~ uns ,dgr ~ the town owing
in n guide. error The squadron which
Vas 10 ucrupv th" position H,foss The
river WRH SLOW In arriving and these
N"Nlrnus saw one squadron I'm front II
The town before they knew that there
was ~ command across The river
~ fret the Nilisins tried NV ride nut
NJ 'nNn toward tho .outhNcs bit U,t.
Nlf, IN front ~ The civ shot 'nn many
~ them ~ make his line NJ rsUlpr fr,s
iNi, In ihi, dash u lew NiIIiatss ro,
across h river and escaped In F, south
westerly direction Tho w,ir force then
turned northeast. heading a,tns, ihs
river where ~" .a,llt, squadron which
had been DELAYED nv rnot guides va.
nn' ,ei IN sight On tho rsfs In that
direction
The DELAYED spu.dron arrived In time
10 catch this retreat In mn swing and
in shoot down man, horses aud mon
hu' not luiUNlv enough 'o stop the osr,p.
uf the hulk nj villas command
The Americans pursued ,hom fNr f,pr
hours. when Inc bandits formed behind
1 RIDGE 10 make y nFht n the Anne.
n Rns came uu. tho line ~ bandits bfn4s
'ralr In retreat without = Nehi Tho
pursuit continued another hour IN.
ground was sp Tough In man, nl,trs
that m 'hr five hours running sAimisb
NOT more than ton nnsal miles were ,n,
etrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
PLAN FIGHT ON
BIC BOND ISSUE

McALESTER. Okla April s. Especial,
notwithstanding protests made by the
Taxpayers Protective association, the
county commissioner Of Pittsburgh
~ today decided to call an election 10
vote III the question Of issuing bonds
Ia the amount Of $500 600 for the CON
siructlon Of permanent highways In the
county The date and details NJ the cleo
ton viii he determined Friday
Arguments for the calling Of the cleo.
ton were made by PAU Nesbitt, prcsi-
dent ~ the Jefferson Highway associo-
ton; H. " Dies. warden Of the state
pcnitcntiaty. ana several member ~ the
advisory committee named last week to
represent the taxpayers OF the county
IN consultatlun with the commissioners
we are for good roads" declared
W y E"dWinc, president of the Tax
payers. association, hut We want them
hunt as the pcupl, are able 10 pc, FOR
them We DO not believe they can af-
iord TO meet The expenses u pcrma-
n"nt highway throughout the country AZ
This umc 10 vote bonds In the amount
oi ftnn,00u would be- u burden tu IN, pcn-
pI" Al over IN, county
II the election ls called. there VIII be
plenty NJ tim, given fur tho friends
and enemies N the bond issue 10 present
their views TO the people
Tho road work " the bond issue cnr.
rics. win include the construction ~ Pc.
mIn"ut highways 10 every town IN the
county. including especially McN'cstcr
savanna. kIova r|ittshurg. Ashland,
Dow. HaIlc,yiIlr Anderson. Hartshorne.
krohs, hlnDh'- lrlthorston. sclpio In.
d%ianolt. Ouiuton. crow der and CANADIAN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
ll0Y0'S REPORT TELLS
OF 2 SHIPS T0RPEDOED

LONDON Npril The pants.
steamship N'go. NJ gro, tom vua
sunk M tho va of If.rty b., % German
submarine. according Go LIutis f,nur'
Tn" crew was soi a1Iu in "a boat an
Iei"ry picked un Boz. tho british steam
sNirf Polo and taken Co Gibraltar
lloyds 1lsp r'porig rnr .Ir. rs nf iH.
British steamship Hendev with inc lu.
nf onr of tho crew
Tho \ico va owned hv U,,ur1.rr and
Fernando nf villa Gn..n sn, W.
N.Il' IN 'AS and was ,U feet long
Tho Ncrlov was uf sSl rr1.s toms.
ari was hu1' iu fpu, for o IiurI' and
COMPANY OF West Itril"r,HI
IDNrnN. Nprl no % % T..
GROW ~ mo Norwegian steamship tr,n,
lNlN 'nr' rrns. have been taken iu
Nmuidou ht tho tuVlcr ,|sr, 4 WeI.
toy dispatch from ymuld,u "a, ,rs
Arena WIS tprrrlo,i end sunk ", ID
German su| marine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
THE MARKSMAN
BY EDWIN BLISS.
~ EDWIN BLISS

~ .,,
WIZ NuNi'"''H .''s Wv ,i'p" ~
nl,''','' "m"" we S'"rS w
II hsprcnrd The lean N,Lev,n vns
there hundreds of them the grn spirg
tbtr,Irp Arahisn ha2nar man the nc,rl
the pearl was there. too " lie smiled
"A iar-Hwny sort OF smile But wouldn't
relish taking the picture. Mr. Sparks
h. lnughed-"n least. no, IN tina, h,.
zpgr man dies of No.o. wouldn't
care To NEE, him again"
Sparks mad Strengthened holt upright
In his chnir. staring faScinnt"dlv at the
man wait though b" cried There a
: plenty more the cur Of Aden a
.ll'e transaction GO 10 Nilci nrIo"
the Sn'idhu Doe ~ IN" naive Nill're
when 'hr place i' overwhelmed h' the
I"tiuguc7" ,InNors. 20 with them 10 the
COAT and across III" gull loun have"
=" De careful mes +" on 'he lookout
tor lh"-' Fellow rake INC STAY" 10
nus ,!uu master Tue LIE ot . slave
''u You hS wonderful -limillrs. the
po',ihll'I'' WIN tnr right man. lio" =
'NnI ''' u picture
Tho shabby Young man pHs following
nln WIN eager tension Immensc, I'M
lh'i..' ne ''I'n Ihr very ming
F., N'Nh' You can nave = flEhi along
lI' way perhaps me 'I"'o ifnin " rad
'' hN h'Nltlug Arabs Ihhi works I'm
now Phase me Oh Ecntlcuian
'~''n..'L'' ,''rl'I a"a' WIN ms ld'1
WV 70 we" NV 'u'Nh M. I'VE irHl-
WI. H"|'I. wv in'N happen 20 NIX up
WIN como Nr'h. ohlr,i'h inc olh't
N"'N u "p. ~. 'nn' way Mans
,I' I'''Fu'V' Nt'n ln', Ih'' ~ ho' u
=, IT, >'n'' h'.N "' 'h" Nn'"' 'n
|',, '''n wv, oP UP in' N'In. or,
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Bandits Did Most of the Running at
Guerrero; Some Shot at Distance of
Mile; First Engagement Is Described

GI NIw'i a. rTUsiuNGs CAMP.
sNN GERONIMO UNNytt chihuahua
,.rl r Hrfupl,ur mud motor cate
fi,r g. ,uIum H,-> MI The American
,,..Ir uufu I1, fr.i -s"t with iN"
Niir NHuiIf. $780, uning W'i.'H with
900, .I. DE- f.."f 'u Nu MI 'hr running
THE ~. l.rHrl iudt, whom u'ft u'
tuI.u,. IaalH .urmar1 which pNriiri
"t'.i u fNr '.Ni 'fI..F1 NJ .urnl. U,s"
r,Ir ~, h.fH ufHf .nwu When t1D
Nm..i.trs u.tf.ns tn, NillHiHa n De-
.ufp.|.. HEir.I N.f Nrdursibt rnfriug
iN. H,uiiis W1i. rr ritrmri ,r yNi 'hH
'n..i.Hu.. vN.n inr, riu,lcd 'u uuW
HrT.. u. .ut whom irrt vote b'uurh' 'u
Ipl Ht u, hPFl IilInE ~ N" ruf surfs
IfHHra N1r participated ben the Neht said
intf Ono NHrlIi. rosie silently a. " they
Nrf, u fright
I,N uf ih.m .U.luI oven iu ~ r,.
.f,n,ut NJ ulhi'Hg although ,yflnr ha
Nrru heretofore 70 ,httRri~risii. NJ ihr
NUII.ibr boz action Tho bandits rode
.fuuUhri over 'rrr horses a%raitFInF
over n Niis Hr' '.rrinf thr Ninrt'.nn,
~ force R1 ih. uehinr
These o. ".HIH. Huf NJ iHr villa
49, vhp participated u thr Columbus
ffNi and lrH rn.i. inr, nod uu hear,
lJN ff Hru'H, bottle with Nwrilunr
HItI.t. TN. NHUffr,n river divided
.Uur nf f., yIf.U.Ia end the bandits fur
r. STEM, dNfIup fhr Five hnufs running
NEN' NWrfI.HuH t~1I'HIsi fof SOME lie
f,u.r SLOWS Ur fhs N1rt ~ the fi,rf
ff.nH lee iH,t .Hal, 4f ihr bandit uu tho
.fh.f .f. g. f|. NIlNatRs in sWa'l
rrrIr. InIf 1000 .u.H. ~ the Immense
efpHHHI. s'Hu"g aies u' 'h, foothills
leo 200 iHHg HlH' 'N.t offered clear hui
H". %irflr's ' ,rf 'u ''fr s siuins
NIL. #'.H. fHH Iu. rf pu. auu Agslus'
iN. unvr r.,as uf 'T, uitr SLOPES MEN
FUf |H .. vrfY H'tIiUU'N Visible fnf
.fls' Nsar ur'H ihy, fss he'd a.
WHs' 'hr .au..N'ut H,ir' NJ Ice
rss Nlist - bi,,sNts ~ .is
,.rWr W iNr ffu"ps NHi unusual rr.
r.f'HNi'f iu 'sff .reif marx snanshir 81
'tr r,tffrr fsrgs Hf thirs rperr fuf
RI firr. s.rf f..fr Thousand ,stis
A. shout w', "a fsv 70! thew made
bite iH' -i W 'Ns ihif,, hnoen dead
vsfr .hn' s' .Hn1il+ fsrss
Tho ulw"af H' NiuIsias wounded u
rIr. raiita' f NItsr bandits 49, noted
.H. fH.iI NH.fNHHF Iu ffrrt rfins ifufn
aHris afH.' Faf 10 Considered euf
Csf, % stHu fH Hr.siefr srriss \
rfrat sRu fH sHH.isia tnh nf an arm
uithnIi sns. tNtf. fHf the fatltni "
sn ufiinHf. operation aNirfss them
when 'ha su1rIffii.n is done. she ssv
N heated .rI .Isursi vtsf 'hs tas
wound fH .sHi.Hrs WuunAsa men
treated fHta primitive methods afs
sssih Ntli.n Iv iFt frrun,ains where
thr 'l's'ss rr' arsf The iaiiis II
Guerrero
ro'ursI I.I WON isssA ~. rci ei,h.
'arliuE iH.f ~ fiiins snd nsh,.
ina v'lH.' .'ra rihff thsn surh NJ
'I'T '.' " Hiii tut sirne ~
Nr. Hf "srH
one So ttfcr Ar'iys. Lst.
Toe NH' rtsf runs fsst ,hs tuv N
n' HIrfrin in .'ntine aIaHi she toe VI
30 NnstsHs ris.ft i-r s~susdfrns n
a'aIft rn f. frsfs fs.ne So ftr snd
fn 'Ha'IH r. rsss 80 rtsf M ~
Hr'tiis sia rf tt. tnur iniys4
iu'. i,siuon nssf 4 icsd on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
R0TARIAN'S PROTEST
COMMITTEE SELECTED

A. forecast "N,lu.i,rb loo TN, Time
IT, Tucsda, a%ft'funnn editions rt's.
dent Fny Thompson ~ the okla Uump
CITY HotRr, ,lub lbt, the srnr evening
appointed % committee 10 IN, h,fuf, the
hoard NJ county commissioners ~ DIS
approval ~ the rmplu, mcnt NJ q tax
ferret in oklahoma count
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equally willing to face me-thcn Id
stand M. | suppose. Il that the idea
! couldn't shoot IN the back unless ab-
Holutcly necessary"
lnstlnctN ely t.phraim Sparks hunchcd
his chair back several feet at tho 'ah-
s%nlutcly necessary staring into the
frank face before him Then he rubbed
hlF hands ht,slly together again
Good Cod he cried Now. you
may haN" heard on Sixth avenue that to-
morrow Is TO b. q great dag for parRd-
inp here \ forolgn potcntate visits M.
brother ~ one ~ the greatest mon
Hr,hs In the world
Irm hn Continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

'sl,kN writes what may I u-c to
relieve , chronic cough aud . bad cold
AntNrrai always prescribe fof coughs
and colds " NutN effective rough sHtup
which you ma easily prepare With On. ~
concentrated csscncc mrntho .RNcuc aud.
une mint NJ simple SUGAR sNrup This'
severe coughs and cold II is laxative
ben US action aud ,leauses the system
b, driving out the cold inflammation
"Rus, whites " have had , ,cr, bad
rsse " bidno, trouble Tor four months
I Tel 80 had I can hard, work
Answer You did nu, state YOUR sNmp.
toms. hut N the, are headache. uhllls and
fever. sailnv compile ,ion. pnffs under the
eyes sraut. had smelling urine. then I
suggest that YOU start NJ once USING balm
wort tablets The, Ate harmless and vel.
dom fail 10 relieve kidney trouble They
uumc In seated tubes with directions
John writes - Rave had bad colds
Sow am over The colds. hut m, system
ssem. run down sct tired after the
NhNl fAffNlNN wv y w lNH'NN NFlNI' wv
idl, have 10 take Rsatiyrs ~tesulari,
but vas np,ct before bothered With ynn
s,ipstion What viii I 40
Answsr-Uet q lube " three rf,in pul.
phsth tablets tnut sulphutl. and thtr
regularly, Your blood " In had condition
and much ~ the cold Inflammation 20.
mains N Nuuf system These tahlrts
should fele,r consultation clean your
blood and build w ,out health
Actress writes 90 have a ,sf, ba,
rsss N dandtun and itrhinr scalp
rsnnot use ipuid tuni,s cnniaininr al.
rchol ss the, d. M, hair
AnsvFr4roniys fut the hait roriaiulus
alcohol are mot rooi for the scalp ts'
plain yellow min,ni THIS lie = Kind nl
pomsdr which rieans and ~inVisutatss this
scalp and promotes srowth Of the hair.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
ST|NcINC REbUKE
COMES FROM TAX
FERRET'S OFFICE


"Norrorntlons In Oklahoma county nav"
svadcd the aymen Of at least 81. 900 600
,,xos Il, mt .o,,,, ,nrt,. ,Lo ,,st foo,
S'''S' """' ol '"' E'h'''''h :" '"' NJ
tnry club who attacked the tax ferret nj
T~uesda,'g MONDAY luncheon are either
n,t.,nf.,n., -, -. Rad, -,
,h,,, - tn ,hIs
ra,,., n,ao. ,ra. , ,o. % w."
T,,, Xxx, l'i' va,
,is,.n, 49,, t.,ro, -, ntiinba,na count,
in commenting wednesday upon the al
tack by members Of the Rotary club
TUESDAY, ms told exclusively IN The
Times Following speeches 10y w. W. I'd
wards ana others, n committee was APP
pointed from the club 20 wait upon tn"
county commissioner and ask thRt
Justice be- done the business men of OK
lHhoma tIlv IN the matter " employment
~ q tax ferret
MIR Wilmington declares that thu tax
ferret Us nov going after me big prop
erty owners to compel them TO pav their
Just IA tes. "As we start In on the his
fish. nftcr having collected about $50.
ooO from the Ilttlc fellows. the howl
Gomez lp." said Mr.. WhitiincLil The
howl IL always IN proportion 10 the i'm.
pending danger"
Mr WhittinghiI f. chief assistant "a
Georgo Klein. the tqr ferret He has had
more Than soycu wears experience I'm
such work. three Years OF which he
served az rcvonuo nren' tar 'e,rcil 10,
the entire state of keutuckv Whom I'm.
tervieped wcdne,dav morning Mr. Whl,
tfnrhiI was not disposed 10 give a state.
mont hut unnr i,s.t,,, dor,a,d a., d
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Tho committee consists n' IT, q llitor.
lu. chairman So SIS Edward. e.
Street. " lruWtl"f Fud Jack NsHsri
This committee Will meet with similar
committee FROM other local ci,i ufgHu-
R,tlurs aud together 10 plan ~ a.tinn viii
hr mapped out RESOLUTIONS probably
viii Doc drafted IN presentation ~ tHN
week.
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Tired wrliss="rm n Nct, nsrvou,
person. Tired and worn out before my
time NJ, sleep and food do not nourish
nv system NJ they should. 'arl am
weak. lottery, fearful and unable 10 dn
my work I rn restless and much dis.
satisfied an the time
Answer Get n tube " three grain r,d.
omen" tablets and take regularly accord.
ms Ia directions They cause pfnpvi
similntiuu NJ the food Won cat. and srt
on the hlwut nnh nerves IN n stimulating
md h'nlihtul manner Try H. tuitttsfn
trul't hHhits. avoid CNy.s4ra and ,..t
should soon be restored IN complete health
aud Vitality.
"C " "" Nfi,cs outside uf t....
very musrulHt I untirr I am ar.UYUu.t
INK q lot ~ excess tat. What viii rrinsa
me sately''
Nnsver-tse i've grain arholons ,,b.
l.ls They are = tried and sa'sbmi'
nesh redurer persons uaa ib..,
toEulstl, 10 kcoFWFNn vrirht bolb men
aud Numrn.
'lrod asks "tiov ma, I In,,,,s. ,,y
weight aud improve I'M, tnio, a.,
anaemir weak and tired 100 ,hs time
Answct- Hcsib ~ once ,sklus tbts.
ritln hNrus nurlnnr ahi,is Continued n
" those tablets taken With ,our mesis
should incrclse you weight. o,sfrnw.
ahaenic condition Hnd Improve ,nur sss.
cnl health aud yulof F
Patron writes Please tell mo rt,,
10 do fut rheumatism Tho msntho.l IA ,
s'tuu YOU ptea,nhei Tor cold anh rpush
dl me = wntd ~ good aud relieved .
cough ! had ivu wears
Nnsvrf 7 aW Glad ynu found ~ iuu, ,
trhrf m the Wurthn4 iasenr You Should
Obtain lus' Ht guul results In the follnv
ING prescription tot theumaiism ; dnws
" iulidr ~ potassium. I drains snsiis,,
Hslirilniy. No. vine nf col, hi,Umn
~ tnmp rtsruUs uatiioL ~ rot,u
nuid halmwuti nwl 3 No. sttup ss..s.
ratilR comp Mia and take . lsaspssnn.
iul 81 meal times and again bstct, su,n.
to hed.-Ad, et,fsem.nt, ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Nc Zc"uJ Gskcy W

Tho questions answered below atc gem
crnl IN character the symptoms ~ dis.
eases arc given md the viii ~.
pl' In any case ~ similar nature.
Those wishing further advice. ire ms,
address rr Lewis u,kor. college nlde
college. EllVood -. poylon. Ohio. On.
closing sclf. addressed stamped snvclor.
Tor rcrly Fun name aud address must ~,
given hui onl, initials or fictitious name.
will he used n M, Tho rfsscfip.
tons ran be nllcd at any Noll.siocksd
duts store Any drussist can order u
Wholesaler.
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S@c..c
@ STEAL ENOUGH FOOD
FOR ORDINARY OUTING,

The camping trip apparently
contemplated b, the p,rouus Nho
entered q small store ai 30 l.'sl
) First street Tuesday night BE- DIES
;. tined To hc a complete surrcss.
y Judging from the discretion used In
; removing the necessary food from
!. tho place In question
one sack of one Kind NJ flour,
one sack ot another brand, four
:. pounds of butter. two cnns oi sal
:. mon and fiftN rouuds Of spare
:. ribs comprised the principal loot
:. How IN" thieves got ava, with q
:. whole barrel ol rrnph,ra Is q mys-
:, terry. hut the, did
I. 70 make rlmp mo "a little NOR"
:. ENJOYABLE. tVo boxes N clgnrs were
taken along
{. The police arr looking for the
:. heavily proyi.ioncI parties
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continued from yesterday
N wouldn't do at AL" me mUtmurcd
"Iust = bow NJ ontuDrl Cruel very thin
would suit me But get it quickly
pUich'' hc cried. as the old man stared
woud,rIuglN
ITO he perfectly frank, he explained
when .hc order Ind been transmitted -
haven { eaten for three DAYS might
have had food, but not the way wanted
A. Food for three duvs'' tie laughed
lightly. THAT suluds ridic4lnu., bat rs
always about the tlIrd I1U the. torture Is
uors' There have been times when II
would mean ouiN -iN uul,h's NJ the belt
hu' food wasn't IN hc had then II wasn't
.liiIug Eour eyes and nos" every pl1c"
,ou went That m1h's o. difference, too Do
"Rui oatmeal grur.'' ~. lolmcd the
other. wan 70 shiycr uf distnStc
% always hIonh In on something light
after a starving spell" lndilicron'ly re-
t,nui'd tho mnrksmwu, seating himself in
i'r big DIiir 10 await the order. only his
pJiN'Iiug u%oslrls hctrtllng any interest
lu M, matter silently thu, u,t. fIrtt'cl,
study ms tine WORKING of each others
hwIus, tIl q sharp rms announced the
waiter
Tine old man opened tho door q 'rtnt
.NI'-''o' 10 shut 'tl observation from
Tine servant
4 mas hc mpoIts m,.Gi IN, grumb.
led n. hoo .ki'nJlN pafy,l iu, rot.r. fond
rl' hing Nh" rri juices srucr tho
steel "l|ui nnN .uH'rc satisfied ON nd
w'' finn 'n" hungry iu ttl, for p while %
TH' mau,smau smiled At tho irlns.
'HI,n.N uf tine lutuItIi, courtesy which
imr,I,I The grlf' mruurr Noting That
the old chm barely MN.'pT sf lI. food
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seas what We Improperly report IN, for
10th Of those gentlemen viii pass upoI
everything before 1t goes ON the roll
as mr ~ Oklahoma tax condition.
heing such that foreign corporations viii
not come here. we do not need ANY plf.
nritic corporations vhloh c1nuut wuI.
y living and at the same time pay tl''
lust portion NJ taxes The Legislature
md constitution limit the poR"r ~ OK.
lahomR 10 be n forcing house fnr infant
corporations. and the Prairie on com.
p0ny hts never asked for or wanted suv
nvurs. Nor should u mercantile or
ma manufacturing corporation hc given tai.
exemption unless the same favor he rS.
tended TO the individual that wlll hu, a
fArm In Oklahoma. hut Who can't mail,
a living on II and pay taxes nt On,
nm time.
/ Comments on Taxes.
Moreover. the taxes for las, ycar "
Oklahoma CIV we're less on the nd.y1.
lor"m hua.a than In any other ,tN o
the United states NJ the same size. am.
tho tax burden u"r capita less than '
any Other ~ tho same size. with on'
exception 500 last ycafs cards go'ini
out by the Oklahoma Chamber NJ Com
merce.
rs 70 the present assossor. vi.
10 say that h" - seeking 10 assca- cor
porntions md individuals upon oNHrti'
mo same Inc a. that pursued ny m.
self, md In which he Is n very capnhl
man. \ni the omissions allowed n
him and HE pfodcccs sors nrc not fnl
they we're incompetent. but the ltv
were new the UH.r4aur4 UptU finite f,t
sons, limited IN time and human power
~ knowledge. and -umeW here BOO DO
th"ln ~ the various reviews. tho hpr.
hon" ~ the law was broken I'm tho a.
pI'''lnn 10 some corporation To d
cover and point out ihos" omissions tu
legislature has provided for tho tax Ter
let. and I would have YOU hear with m
th' words " Governor Williams recent
~. before The state hoard NJ ,rInlign
ton that, though the tBS ferret ~. 70
c'il, he r. % necessary owl. and chat %
hnt ~ he ma, be-. tho lpy dpIg,r
worse"
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Every Man Read
This

THIS ttsstmeni 4. said 10 la,c
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Fnr NH'. Htsf fins isst 'hs Iioen
~ 'lf'ftfH ln .'ntine aisoii me n
ne Nm'aHs r's.et i-r sfusdfrns ~
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tis t'a r' ft. inur fruf's
u1nand iuHs position nsaf fusd on
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-05

Many people will join the thrift campaign in order save
money for a cash payment or a automobile
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-05
SAFETY AND SANITY

may Mr.. Hughes silent but it is unqueston
ably that when he does speak there safety ana SANITY IN Ills
urances lie evidenced fact in his talk to Illinois callers on
him on Wednesday Among the callers Senator Sherman
of Illinois Samuel EtesOn Corporation Counsel Of Chicago and
Robert Rahbone President of the Chicago Hamilton Club The
situation special reference Illinois, the subject OF discus
sion and Mr. Hughes pontey insisted that much depended
ON the he termed the chickering's between Re
pubcan and former Progreve rampant Illinois, and
between Republicans matters afeceng state ana mucPa
affairs.
All should get together said the next President with work
for the election Of the Chicago convention the first
and all who interested in the OF
the ticket and he promised efforts bring about constant
and concerted unity action of ALL with his Campaign
Committee tribunal in instances which he could not find
time to study himself.
The excellent and is decidedly encouraging to note
that fast becoming the slogan OF the party and OF
all believe i'll America First and always 1t is not alone
arty question that the campaign the first OF
which will Maine and New Hampshire Superintendent
many days in the future question involving the honor and the
dignity of the flag involving questions of the utmost i'm
portan substituting adequate foreign mporaons in
economic legislation under which Approximately
imports absolutely free OF DUTY inc
Democratic idea of political economies shown III tbs
imposition direct and indirect taxes i'll ht
shape stamp duties with deficits the treasury monthly
attained by division is victory possible
factionasm exists Where the entire country Interested as
is the paramount duty all local and State differences
accomplished all and sections of the country will
prosper with the units progressing and avancng all
will advance progress the election of Hughes and Fairbanks
with Republican Congressional victory victories Sensational
for all this year, and all for oneand
that means publican victory prosperity and advance
Commercial Tribune