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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

|Nr. c. Livingston has returned to
|leland from an extended trip to
(icago Detroit, Cincinnati and
little Creek, Mich, where he spent
b past six or eight weeks very
|nsantly. Enroute home he
bpped off at Waynesville, N. c.,
Ege his family are summering ::
! reports conditions there much
proved, it naturally not having
|sn as pleasant in the mountains
Is summer Oh account of the tor
|Atial rains, Mrs. Livingston will
|un to Lakeland early in Septem-
b.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

i, y ]. Drane, who with Mrs.
lo !. and daughter, Miss Josephine.
a J. snest of friends at Wythe-
r. W writes they are enioying.
Y ,. ,n the scenery and the
.l being all that could be de-
p :, They will be away until about
,oth Of September.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

:. 4 D. Stoner has moved from
home on North Florida avenue
i. country place on Lake Gibson,
40 he will spend the remainder
~ SIMMER. No word has come
: Mrs. Stoner's father, who is
,i,slly i'll, and to whose bedside
, Stoper went the latter part of
J week AS no news is good news,
many friends of the family trust
4 he is improving.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22
First Despair peeplx Felt.

There is no despair so absolute as
that which comes with the first mo-
ments of our first great sorrow, when
we have not yet known what it is to
have suffered end be healed, to have
despaired and to have recovered hope.
George Eliot.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

Mr. 3. N. Goode, head bookkeen.
ier at the First National Bank, left
today for his old home at Bristol,
Tenn, where he will take a much
needed rest and enjoy pleasant two
weeks vacation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

Mrs. M. c. Thigpen and Iitt,o
enid left today for points in Miss;
s,ppi' where they will be the gnest.
OF friends and relatives for somo
weeks. soihe
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

ard from Joe LeVay, written
,.,ter part of last week from
-, bridge, Va, says: Roads
IMo az miles in five hours;
- If tire trouble all the way but
.,,or troubles. Nothing but wet
!, i has rained every day, but
,,r0 been behind them all and
seen any"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

MI. w. E. o'Neill left TODAY for
Daytona, where he will snond az
next week on business, having
large contract of plumbing at tbat
Place.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

LAKELAND LACONICS[


Mrs. G. J. Tolson and cbi,dro,,
,esu We. tonight for Cuthbert, Ga
where they will spend several rno ~a,'
with relatives and friends NS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

Mr.. l.. B. Rifles and family were
called to Tampa last Sunday on ac-
count of the death of Mr.. Rifles,
sister-in-law, Mrs. J. NJ. Rifles. of
that city. They returned home that
evening accompanied by their two
young nieces, who are motherless
now.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

Mr.. Howard Gray has returned
from a stay of several weeks in the
North and West He is glad to &c
back and his friends are glad to see
him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22
Many Reject Pork.

More than half of the worlds popu,
lation still regards meat of swine as
unfit for human consumption.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22
.sse of fire phone 5000 J

,.,,es B. Price spent the
lF', end with her parents, re-
WEI - Wauchula this morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22
Pleasant Picnic Party

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. John
Mitchell gave a picnic at Francis
Beach in honor of her sister Mrs
Jesse Sims and niece, Harriet Turn
err. of Orlando. A lunch was taken
and the afternoon most pleasantly
spent. Those in the party were Mrs.
Sims. Mrs. John Cannon and son.
John. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Smith,
Harriet Turner, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mitchell and family,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

~ Newman, of Sanford, spent
! ,i n' uith his parents. Mr.. and
a B. Newman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-22

Mrs. B. II. Maynard has returned
from a pleasant stay of a week at
Safety Harbor, enjoying the bench
Gent effect Of the SPRINGS at that
noted resort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
@sfHIIts 8pisbsIn.

Spaniide 3ipiebsln iperbcn 9eIbGlt,
bon Der obsren Spibe elm 0sdel obes'
fdnitten, innen oussebOIt unO Die
Defining ssfiiIt nit foIeenOer MdFe:
gebadter talter Braten, stipas Sped,
SurbslIsn, 3fpiebsln, oerIuFene Butter,
etpas geriebenes @edmsN, etpuS eins
eeipei6tes Mil9brot, 81, SulS, Mluss
tutnuB uno qfeffer. gut OermiIdt.
gta6 benz Ginfiinen binoet man Oen
0sdel ipieber uuF, f4pibt einise 2Offel
Msbl in Butter, sibt etfpus Wein,
@rdtenTuucs, einige 8opern, cine 3is
trOnsnI9eibe buron, Iest Die 3piebeIn.
Dedel nod pbsn, binei,n, uno ldBt iie
unter Dfterem 8esieBsn gar f9mOren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
Drr kIu9t Da&rI.
Cine Iuliss Gtf9iAtt non s. n.

0tm @tommtiT6 r3um 20fpsn" .r'
9dbIte jiingt ber Serr TOriter: nMeir
Dodel lit oo@ ipirtli9 elm fhIouea
Sunoerl. S0ren sic nur. gleulid
muBte i9 in bic Stoot aufS 8ssirts'
tommunbo, idb ndbm meinsn rMdnne'
nit. Dd erSGblt mir selegentliA bel
GeIopebel, man poIle jebt BEL oen ein'
asInen 8ommonoos WerIu9s nit ben
oerf9ieOenen SunberaKen uniteIlen,
pel9e Ii9 am beIten fir Telboienit'
5pede eisnen. Sd bate bolo meinI
@efbGfte in Der Stabt erlebigt unh
trabte beim. Mein W1Gnnc, Ser orI
Dem Sinpeg gutter Dinse mar, sinc
re4t unluItis binterber. llno oieII
llnluIt ipi9 nicbt mebr bDn ibm, IelbI
um 5reTen butte er nidt GreuOe mebr
Sd tonnte nibt beereifen, ipas BEN
|ieb feblte, mir mo9te es i9on SOrge
Oo leIe ib geitsrn i'm Wodeubldti
llber 6ieTe DreRuroerIu9e fiji
TeIooienitopedc, OoB nur Siere big
Gum 9lltsr bon Orci Sabren Oo5u ber.
anee5ogeu peroen ipllten. Do ID
meiner Jrou bon Der eriten Wlitteilunc
tr5dblt bate, las i9 audi bic glotia
oor. uno toum botte mWlGnne" bds
} bort, oIs I'M Moment feline quit
! dlne tpieber ba ipar. Do er ia fiinl
Sabre alt iit. bruu9te er ni@t gu BE-.
liirhten. on ben @eriu9en teilnebmer
gu miiFtn. Die n9ln9it Dor Dem Wli'
'ttdrbieut" butte ibu f. tOpfbdnseriId
Vemo9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

Sin eroBes Subn miro gereinist
uno gdna geto6t nit Sala urb Sups
penfrdutern. profitdbler 1T es, atpei
6ibner gu foheR unb ale fleinen Seile
gu TrifoFe ober Suppe gu berpenben.
bumit man ssnus sroBe GleiI9teiIe fir
ben Solot bat. 9lit Dem Wenigen,
bas bon einem Subn obfGnt, tann
man feline Mabl0eit berri9ten. Das
TleiI9 miro in Streifen ooer @iirfel
geT9nitten, ooau tommt cine ganae
Stauoe SofelieIlerie, gut sereinist unb
in Stiiden geT9nitten. geibes ipir0
in elmer tiefen S9uKel perniIdt uuO
ri9tis eeial5en. Damn eieBt man To-
bisl feines Oel, gfiig uno 6iibnerbriibe
burdn, buB Die MoTe gut bur4trdntt
1T. Wlan ri9tet osn Salat nun ols
Berg ouf elmer bal6tiefen S9iiHel an
unO 9isbt bic folgenbe Wloponnaiie
bariber bin: Sin bis 5pei Gioottsr
perben nit Sola uno etpas fpeiBem
pfefFer f9oumig 9eriibrt, Damn miro
trOpFsnipeiie OliOenoI sueeriiBrt, bis
Die MuiIc bid lit, porduf man einen
GBl0ffeI @eineiIis sufiist. @noli9
fam man nod einiee 90ffel fiiBen
Gabm binsineeben. 3opern unb Olis
ben t0nnen in ben Salot gemifft
Ooer aud iiberseItreut perOeu. DIS
9lusTbmiidung bienen, 3itrOnenIdeis
ben, S9eiben burteeto6ter Gier, 2us
perm, Olipen, NeteriiIienbIdtt@sn nfp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
Srt)ruere Aufoabe,
V'n' S@decusrabru-@cldidit aus
FricOrus|ritu.

Sel eIner Sdtalllonstel00ien tiibung
9oben 5pei &ompagnien Nertsiots
sanssIteaung eineenommen unb lies
gen binter Ger 9ruItlpebr zines longen
S4iiBengrobens in Grfportine bes
Jetnoes. 2luf einmol erblidt Der Mus
lor einen llntcroffi5ier, Der, inmittsn
lsIner @ruppe liegeuO, bss Dfteren ben
$opf iiber Die 8ruitpebr bebt, no9
Der &i9tung, ipOber Ger 5einOsou err
porten 1T, ipGbt unb Damn feline 8Iidc
uber Die ibm unOertroute @ruppe
lt9peifeu ldBt.
NuBer iib bor 3orn reitet Der 8os
lotllonstommanbeur gum Sduptmonn
Der erlten &Ompognie uno ruff ibm
gu: nSeben Sie nur NAL, Serr b.
Stpib, pie ii9 Der llnteroffiaier in
Jbrer &ompasnie in unerborter @eiTc
0lobiteGt! Sol9e 2eute fino serube
I'm grnitfnlIe bic oIerfeigTtsn Rerle,
Ole Iib bier groBtun lpollenl~ Der
$ompognieCbef fuBt folutiereno on ben
9elm, murmelt ebenfdls mebrere Mole
"unerb0rt" uno fprengt Onnn duf Den
ormen llnterOffi5ier los. mMenf9,
limo sic 6es Seufels ober bdben sic
ltart sefriibfiidt9" I9reit sr oen
N9nungsloien on. nSteden sic aussns
plidli9 Sbren 6irnf5tibel binter Oie
SruIttpebr unb IaRen sic f9 ni9t
nod einmaI eiifuGlen, b'riiberipes gu
isben SonIt fOu Sbncn Elm beilis.s
Oonneripetter --!"
Der llnteroffiSier, oufs b09ite bers
bliifft bur9 bic Donnerrebe ieines
Iorseiebten, 6udt ii9 f9IeunisIt bins
ter oie f6iibenbe gruitfpeW uno
nimmt fid feit Dor, ME fpieOsr Iein
9oupt 5u erbeben.
@a fommt Ser Reeimentstommons
oeur unseritten. Der Moior fpOrnt
losIei6 Tein pfero an unb melbet
otenitIid fein 8ataiIIOn beim TeIo=
Oienif.
.Donte S6nep!" Togt Der OberIt
mreIi9it Ieutielis nSie erlouben
ioobI, ooB ib etpos auIebe9"
Sbne bic Grlaubnis abaupartsn,
reitet Der Oberit ben S9iiBenerdben
entlons unb muitert itrengen 8lides
Die Stellune Der beiben &ompaguisN.
9o fdIt ibm Elm llnteroffiSier auf
Der ii9 dneItlicb binter Ser 9ruittpebr
sberboreen bGlt. 9la9oem er ibm eins
N0eile eritount 5ugeItben, lpintt tr 6enl
&cmpognie4ef beron. nQt9 bite, Serr
9ouptmam b. 9itpiB, fommen sic
ood einmol berl"
Der Sauptmann gibt Ieinem @uuls
bic Sporen unb reitet eilieIt i'm Ga
lopp beron. rSeben sic bod NAL.
lieber 9err b. @tipib." fdbrt Ser Oberii
fort, nbu liegt Elm llnteroffi5ier i'm
S9iiben9rdben, Der ii9 Dor glnefi
var nt9t elni1dl trdlt, Den Topf uber
bic 8ruittpsbr au erbeben!"
nDus 1T ia gon5 unerb0rt, ltnter-
offioier Muler," briilt Der Sdupts
mann ben Gntiebten on. n@orbin
limb sic oufsefallen unO jebt i4on
pieOerl gBiRen sic benn nidt, OuF
Sic ndb benz 9tcslement oes Dftereu
einen Bid iibsr S6re @ruppe uno nud
Der Rihtuue Oes 5einOes iptrfen miifs
fen9"
n3u 8efebl, 6srr Suuptmum"
rRd olfo, ipdrum fun @ie oers
oos ni9t9 Dern Sie ieBt nod
stnmnl duffulIen, fperr' i9 sic oht'
unobiersis Gturoen Elm - nerten 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
&1Dbe aus roben &artof.
feln.


y 2l9t robe &drtoffeln iuerben ges
f9dIt, bonn ouf einem &eibeiTer, bas
man in cine S9iiFel nit WdHer fte1t,
eerieben (Dies berhnoert, oob oie ges
riebenen Sartoffeln brdunlib fperoen),
bunn forgfGItig 6uS BoKer ubgieBen,
ipobei mun dber bic ii9 ouF Dem Bos
BEN Ieben6e Stdrte nibt nit fortsies
Ben bdrf. Die ubgeTeibten roben 3ars
toffeln bermii9t man nun nit bieIer
StGrte, nsblt etfpos leidt gebrGunten
8rotsGroutons, uno formt odrdus
ni9t gu eroBe Rl0Be, oie man in fes
benbem, Iei9t 9eIdl5enen WoTer fiinfs
5ebn Nlinuten to4en lGBt.
p 99t robe, eeT9dlte, geriebsns unb
ousgeprebte 3artoffeln unb apei ees
fo6te unb eeriebene Rortoffeln, aipei
Helm gef9nittene, nit Iieoenosm Mofs
fer iibergOHene Semmeln tperOen geIuls
gen, gu &l0Ben geformt unb ipie i'm err
ftcn gfeaept eeto@t. Die roben, ssrie'
benen &artoffeln miiKen Iebr gut duss
georiidt perOsn, Inn ale GliiTiieteit gu
entfernen. 9lm beiten sei9iebt bies,
ipenn man oie 3artofFeln in cine Ger
bette eibt unb odnn ole 2urtoffeln fos
Suideen nusrinst. Gntfernt man midi
ale TIiifiigteit, 70 tOeroen bic aIObc
tIitf&is.
3) RartofFeln peroen gef9Glt uno
oft eetpoI9en. Damn reibt man lie in
elmer S9iiIel nit oiel friThem MoRer,
eisbt bierauf aIles in elm Ydfliertud
uno briidt oos MoiIer aus Der 8ars
toffelmdTe gut berops. SIT bic MuRe
nod bon f4muBig dusiebenber Tarbe,
ipirb fie no9mols seipdf9en uno ipies
Der ausgepreBt; iie muB nun gano trots
Zen fein unb ipeiB ousTeben. Mun
bringt iie in cine S6iiTel uno bers
riibrt 81 oidem WilbgisBbrei. Nldn
re9net ouF ungefdbr slpei Zuort &ar,
toffeln einunbeinbolb lln3en @jrieB,
0sn man nit gut einem bolbsn pint
Milb bertoc6t. Die nun glatt ge'
rii6rte MdFc fHmsdt man NIT Sals
uno pfsFfer a6, fiist nod apei Gigelbs
binsu uno formt BON oieIer NloFe
RloBs in sepiinIcbtet @r0bs, bic man
nod nit ger0iteten 8rotipiirfeln fiiGlen
tam. 9nsodnn bringt man oie &l0Bs
In to9enoes WoKer, nm is bier lang,
fam gar tO8en gu IaNeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
Sir 9auS nmO
&I9e.
Sum mers Trttoffee.

ao6e 5tpsi Summern fiinf8ebn Mli'
mlten in Sul5paHer ub, penn ertdItet,
nimm Iie aus Der S9ole unb 5ers
i9nsibe Iie fein. 9tlsoonn f9piBe
einen Sesl5ffel bon frii9er Butter,
eieb bic Summern au, etfpos Sul5,
5ipsi MleHerIpiBen OoIl ipeiBeu unO cine
priIe rotten pfeffer. 5erriibre bier @i'
eeIb nit elmer boIben Safe fiber
SABINE, fiiee es, nebit elmer boIben
SaFe suten Sberrppcinss biu5u unb
laKe es unter beitGnbigsm llmriibren
bid iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

Der Mu1iffrcuno. Sic
QobelI ipo6l pieoer nit ben 9hugen
5n tblu oob Sic oic Olnflc 9riIc
allfleBeu2" o9lA mol Sd muB nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

ser StroBc ipielen sic &inoer 2riee.
Sin fleiner Sungc miro BON elmer ge-
loaltiQcu llcbcrmabt gcionaen ae.
nommcu 30 bite, loBt mid ooh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

meinen Eodtern ms Symphonic.
GonJert oo iie6t mans wenieitens
niht uenn icb cinNeic6loicn 6inl"
@inOer pon beute. - 9lui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

leber," fle6t er, lid bin Elm 5a6Irei-
der SomilienUoter mo Ooun bin id
ia audi oo4 cm5i0c Slim meiner
Nrau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
GOLF.

once MORO '' tout namcnt committee
u r., oklahoma ,l'F Golf and rourUy
...N Np- been Inuicnt with tnoto who
because of the bad weather. have been
.rthlr 90 eaton ur nith tie schedule IN
i|, Dean and ]Oklahomau competitions
- Yrs announced Monday nlght thar I"-
NrII,uis bow. uril next SATURDAY. Anr'
200 .umpI't" aI play through tho
"a. .rt. round ON the Dean cup and the
ir.rl round on IN" OKlahomRn cup
Having Won from Mrs O X William,
Monday in the semi finals. Mrs T. A.
lei. mann meets Nrs George Frederick
con 300 the final round of mo class A
nom'us tournament for the Hoffman
trophy
IN clte u Mrs " " Miller has won
from Mr- " y HoHrdmnn In the SENT
nupI- and goes into The final round,
Irr" sh' o. Co plsr IN, winner NJ the
other xni-nn1l match which vet is to he
l,riirT
Tvy0nNe names \ a Zinu and g II
Hpni". have been added 10 tho list Of
those Who viii 80 ~ Tulsa "wednesday for
% team match This now brings tho list
'p fifteen ami sttll others are expected Ia
make the trip
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
CUNB0AT TO LAND
IN TULSA TUESDAY
Due in East Side City TO Com
plete Training Bout
With Morris.

TULSA Okla ATrl Z Especial
HHnlont Smith. who Is ~ hattie With
Carl Morris Ten rounds ~ m" baseball
park here newt Friday might. Is expected
10 "tri'e IN Tulsa TUESDAY morning To-
90 implicit" his training for the bout ~
nd his manage linn Rurkle, with t
soaring partner. l"n Sew Yurs suns.
dnN afternoon. according 10 q message
received her" hy N" promoters 0' tho
match
Bon men hs'' been In training drr
iug me past 'v" weeks ana nrc reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
TENNESSEE SHERIFF
CUSTER PLEA DENIED

MEMPHIS. Tenn April 4-Chancel-
lor ,. II Heskell Monday ordered dis
missed custer proceedings instituted BY
the state against john A. Ricchmsn.
sheriff " Shelby county. ruling In 81
feet that the initiative In tho suppress
sion NJ alleged violations " the p%rohihl-
ton nni certain other laws which tho
sheriff was charged with having niled
to enforce rested with the grand Jury
or through tho ssuhuDc ~ warrants.
In dealing with alleged yin.ttorE ~
such laws Chancellor U'iskoll asserts
the sheriff, could act only when armed
with proper warrants ~ arrrst and that
Il was not cuUumb.ut upon him 20 be-
come q detective 20 ferret out such yio-
lations. rated ~ mlSdcmcanors
Charges ~ oppression IN office. the
chancellor held had not heon suh'tan-
,iatcd and no misconduct ia Office
shown to variant his removal
Attorneys Tor the state announced
that m appeal 20 the supreme court
would be- taken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04

We mus, .',Ick to the job. 80 ", ma, NOT
Weld
10 N, cali NJ Tho Red Road. beck
unIuu
ma, uoi follow >, plain srd field
Md leave forever ihe r%cosuninr
pu, where II, the fate that ran grin
puf dreams
Though 1000 things else n,'bU uf
Where uuf 'nnls ru U1t in 'hr .inliug
streams
AMI thr ur tm, hul. ,H,i .u u.
IN ahru' two years from rpv will
tpkr 70 fr.nIi breaking i.ni ip COVER
I,a, willard anil mutc than uu, ,ir
rhani
WI, mot evsfi willard tho mann
moth Wr'Eht championship nnl isi Nuf,p
and Dillon and the rest n' them uahi
10 un' frf tho hsa,,Wrishi title when
q liokr rtrvs b feet Z iuph,s iaII and
vciths mpre than BON pounds w. sHrIii
o. Hu'nm'iirNlI, dispensed Win
The dri. is H wonderful Institution iui
~ the end u' ihr rr,i tom DAYS DO iHWr.
with o. hard 'hui against M, bowed Ua.
tails aud ihr standing NJ 'hu ,luNs ST
which ruini ii has been known in pol.
W, eith ~ decided linn aui "a .ahI. ,r
IN The interim NJ kauu win bs.aw.
snisnrlrd With a fair opponent 'hi
week In thr person NJ y Mr } Franklin
Maker who has busted me nf two
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
STRAND.

Tho Strand Is shoV Ing = Red Feather
feature today with Hobart Bosworth and
Frank Keenan, IN the stellar roles. en-
titled Two Men - Sandy Rif
The story rs " ~. during tho dsy,
~ gold rushss and Il is picturl,ed from
HHrte
Coming Thursday ior ou, iBN only.
Miss Marguerite clark NJ her best ~
'rrr Prince and the r.upcr. r. Para
mount feature rHr excellence Miss clark
portrtNs tho roles NJ both the prince and
ppup.r IN this picture and her work y
truly remarkable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
WHITE S0X RESERVES
DEFEAT SOONER NINE

NuKNNN. okla. Apfil lSr~ciaiN
White SuN slussrts tu,ci with tho TINT
,r'sitN ~ Oklahoma nine on How'd ticii
NtndsN afternoon and taking sdvnntsgr
uf ever, hlovup mud loose pin, rcllcd
up q srrfr uf n 20 I against tho Sounets
baseball team
t..hnli topped M, sluricfl In the ninth
~ pUiluA 1 hoWyI town q giuUtr be-
a. inter- fold
ihbrf. who started the tvi.Nne Iut
,l. SoS. kypt his job through M, fourth
intinN and was relieved after Smitrf
.lst slHmnod out " thrc. .hagget aud
scored rn Frits singic
clark. Who went In then. was iapt- /
uniN tor = singl. and calvin held thr
Srunrt ta'srcn hitivss fut the last three
irninus ~ play, and struck out ihrs.
ptlahnmans
tsh,r Whitfield four men and CLARK {,
prlr
iroshcc. who started the game or ,lc
mound fcf ihr Sunnsrs. pitched n,y .nr
nrs. allowing bot iuur hits ". vac
= little Wild. however Ri,ine four vaiA.
enJ his msics played p ieliflous game
l,hind him Mt critical moments. sn ,Na,
", Hos men snthcfsd In five runs M
trnshrr, oni, rnv shr', n' ss many ps
The, avufcd pit Uisslrl who relieved tn
Suunsf suuthpav and allowed nlns clean
tinElvs. me ~ them = homer
The lopsldvd srufe vas due IN sfsa,
measure ~ the villa s,ahs and dive
made ~ ht balls by nervous gunnei
ty'tsif trokahaueh. sucrer third
slykvt went wfunr un iuut offerings
town HE lane and risniun IN ,srifi
n'h dropped be wet, n, m SIMPLE ii'
tisn stfuus ia .hirr
The srof, " " .
go Upttsnsa.u it ,
TO a. unni 10000
hsit'f ss. tateI CLARA Calvin. tsry
nn1 Mayer. I,vtshrs. Uissi.y nni tit
lis uU irushsr d uW Nitflty in. tfl
tat,i. %. 90 viart. r.. uu usi,ir 70
Time ii s.ne 10 Umpte Bfupn
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.luhed Tuo.day While asserting the all
lee intention 10 continue searching par
cot post package for c%ontrnband con-
o'hl'd under postal folders. the note de-
c.nfes that M legitimate letters will bs
ronfIFcatcd nor any treaty rights violate
Cd c.
fhe right Of the nllied governments ~
search general mail is based. the nots
shys, on convention 80 II N Tho Hague
treaty N 1907 The communication calls
attention to the alleged presence Of rub
hor. r"volycfs and other articles NJ on
tIaband IN mnll .hIpmcnts ~ Gcrmany.
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FIND CONTRABAND
IN FOREIGN MAIL.
Entente Meets U. S. Protest
by Averring That Mails
Are Much MiSuSed.

WASHINGTON. Aptu with IN. ts-
r Of tho entente 10 the protest NJ tho
Z ni'"d STATS against mail scirurc. he
.orc them administration officials Tues
day were considering what further .trps
flall be taken IN The controversy.
The tent OF tho Joint reply was pub
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Tho case ~ otto knnh" Is another Of
the peculiar once brought about by the
Settle mcnl ~ the baseball var while h'
vss with the phillics. the 'pcpp,r ioS
ranked a1 one of the best FccondhnNc
men IN the game. Ills two years ~
manage NJ the Baltimore Feds hasn't
minlmil.d his value ~ a major lchgucf.
but knahc r. u man without u job.
Under the peace terms. he reverted Ia
the philllor. but they wouldn't use him,
rlthOugh. IN the opinion " iandon,
krnhc is the superior NJ Bert N"ih0f t,
. keystone guardian
Recently. n iH snid. the lhlilira asked
waivers on knnhc and although no
would strengthen ~ least eight ~ ~"
hig league clubs, uou' has put IN 90 lUt
for him
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ov,r,on d. Racing s.r,a,ior

johnny Oyorton. IN" Yale middle dI'.
tAuce runner threatens 10 fracture snm"
oi the records csthhlIs shed hy John Paul
Jones. the wonderful Cornell Uhlrlvind
Ho hasn't been hcateu In ~ r1rr during
the present ,pllog" season, Hud each new
contest brings out CREATE hursts of sp'"i
from his sturdy legs
OVerton won ~, bg inter .|u|ioFAt
cross country lat TAIL, and scored SOM
signal triumphs In indoor meets In rhil.
ndelphia There ne beat N" wonderful
Caldwell In the three quarters. doing ~
IN 3.01 10 10 ran the laSt half mIo
OF = relay In ! 80 90 and latcr 'lunll'i
thu worlds record hy running the 500"
ysrdr In Il Is.
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Mon mon so hoo ru UN,u.. O.. II.
the boil Nkr that the Knee, ufHukI' inr
ucDks bNr,c tho grin ir r.,Fhf and s.,
msun keep nm Gee ont
"l'l see We tho svinr. watch. V.' mac
micghi and main. but asy so Mon
mon we're pressing again ,e'fr cor
%svinrinr ruu IN tho worse VA, 81, rn
brains iu lpifu npurhi
AYE fol I' ha, 10. Irf Oh. ground
Pin. ihn bonnie on, rnnsli,rin So
limitations
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mAupowr WINS s,esr BLOCK.

rirT M NUli. Npfll I rictrc Nnu.
pcme nj 81 louis defeated Charlie, Il
Illis. world three. cushion billiard cham
pitr. In The opening block NJ their match
here Monday nigh, 80 IN ?, In slsi, two
Innings.
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The pari-mutucl machines nav" put
a.. bookmakef- out of business. IS far
a. the Mar land tracks ar. concerned
when the Havr. de- GrRs track opens
on April 10. twenty seven ticket booths
and thirty cashiers windows viii taxi"
car, ~ all the wagering on IN" puuir.
This track In the last to fail In the part.
mutucl line IN Maryland rimliro has
been USING the machines since 1919. lAu-
rel sine. 1913 and HoWie introduced them
last fall