davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Movie phi wode
,Jezeli cheese Z0staG
T4ustym i pulchnym
SzCzUPIY MEzcZYzN0 l NIEWIAST0
Czy wy chcecie bye tlusci i slim?

Klocot z wieksza czescia ssczupiych ludzi kto-
rzy chca rrzybrac wagi jest re oni lecza swoj 20
}adek albo napychaja go tiustymi ~pokarmami:
trzec nieDotrzebuje ,.smietanka cialo' albo poste-
powac podfug jakiej fizycznej mizernej kultury
gdy prawdziwy powod chudosci pozostanie ME
tkniety Me mozecie bye tlustymi dopokad wasz
rozl6g trawienia ME straw pokarmow ktore spo-
zywacie. Pijcie pc szklance zimnej wcdy cztery
albo piec razy dziennie i bierzcie nastepujace pre-
paracye, znane cd odpowiedniego aptekarza pra-
vie wszedzie do dostania ktore usuna chybione
elementy potrzebOwane przez orgony trawlenla
do pomocy przemiany pokarm6w W bcgata. tiusta
krew. Ia preparacya ndzyw2 sic tonol,na, a wiefe
znamienitsze swiadectwo dane jest CO do jego
korzystnego %uzywania do budcwy cia}a. Tonoline
kt6ra przychodzi W formie rieszkodliwych table
tow. brane przy jedzeniu i zmieszane z trawio-
nym polka: mem. Zaczyna tvorzyc t{uszcz clafo
musku}y, tax re krew mcze }atwo przyjac i prze-
niesc je do oglodzonych czesci cia}a. Mozecie
prawie zauwazyc transformacye kt0re dodatko-
wo i uprzednio " braku cia}a robi material ma
jacy przyjsc ma vase lica. wype}niajac braki W
oko{o 'szyi RAMON i biustu. a wy bedziecie przybie
rae cd Is do 30 funtow prawdziwie zdrowego cia-
Ia. Tonolina jest czystem ME drogiem lekarstwem
dostarczanem przez waszego aptekarza. htory u.
powazniony do zwr6cen;a wan pieniedZy, jezeli
zawartosc ME jest TAXA "a jaka by}a gwaranto-
wanna " kazdej wielk lei paczce,
U~waga:-Tonolina Jest polecana tylko lako do
nabrania ciala i czasem jake doskona}y srcdek "
przypadkach nerwowosci, niestrawnosci i t y.
oswiadcza sic il uuaz c trzeta prey uzywaniu
jej chyba re wieksza waga lest pozadana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
|POZYWIENIE WASZEGO ME-
MOWLECIA MUSI Bye DOBRE

Mleko jest jednem Z najwaznie:j
!szych pokarm6w kt6re gospodyni
kupuje. Ola tego jest wszelki po-
w0d VI swiecie ola czego musi ona
bye pcwna, IL mleko kt0rc ona ku
pujc jest czyste i pewne, osobli--
vie jezeli jest kupowane ola uzyt
ku jake pokarm ola nicmowlecia.
Kazda matka chce azeby jej die
cko by1o zdrowcm i krepem. Wy
tnijcie kupon ma stronie 3ciej- i
przyslijcie dis, a otrzymacic dar-
mo 50 stronicowa ksiazke, ktora
wan powie ,jak karmic i mice pie
cze mad dzieckiem, TAX azeby by
10 income i zdroWe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
! pod6zy pe Europe.
Metody Nie.ncow.

DO czcgo zaciete bitwy, i hura
gany krwi i ognia ME mogly do
prowadzic fizycznie zdolnych Pc
lak6w, do tego nak1oni1y ich
place g{odnych dzieci i skargi
matck, ION i dzieci W tysiacach
wypadk6w W ciezko doswiadczo-
ncj Polsce.
w ciagu najokropniejszych "a
pas66w narod6w ma ziemiach polls
kich, podziw w Europe budzi}o
niczmicrne przywiazanie ludnosci
do ziemi rodzinncj. Znoszac spu-
.|stoszenia i ruine i cierpienia, lud
nose tax W przemyslowych GEN.
trach jak j po stratowanych wiej
skich obszarach, ME chciala opu-
szczac dom6stw r~odzinnych. Cier
pliwic czekano ia to, by burze
przesz}y, cierpiano i modlono sic
o nadejscie pokoju dop6ki g16d i
zaraza, idace "a walczacemi VOL
skami ME pojawi}y sic, by zabie
rae .najdrozsze i najblizsze osoby.
w takim to czasie niemieccy u
rzednicy wojskowi zarzadzajacy
obszarami, Z kt6rych wygnano
Rosyan, wystapili wobec mez-
cz.yzn pozbawionych piracy i po-
trzebujacych pomocy T. propozy-
cyami, kt6re mog}y mice pozor
promicnia slonccznego posrod po
nurego mroku.
"Ratujcie swoje rodziny Z ME
do>tatku, udajac sic do Niemiec,
gdzic otrzymacie dobre, zyskowc
zatrudnienia w c~zasic, gdy IA zic
mach . okupowanych brak jest
pozywienia i zajecia': tax
DrZmlafa Ofcrta cZynlOna t,NSla--
com mezczyzn stroskanych, kto-
rzy spogladali ia zwiekszajacy
sic Z kazdym dniem niedostatek
i gi0d nawiedzajacy ich rodziny.
w kodzi, .Warszawie, Czesto--
chowie,k aliszu i innych miastach
w krolestwic
obccnic prZez Nicmcow. Zajetem,
pootwierano urzedowe biura sire
czcn, w kt0rych MONA by1o "a
wierac kOntrakta do otrzymania
piracy Ia rolach lub w fabrykach
w NicmcZech.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

tow, ale urzednicy niemieccy ODE
sill to prawo, werbujac robotni-
k6w ma miejsce swych wlasnych
robotnik6w zaciagnietych do wo:j
ska.
w Deshau, Dusseldorfie, Kolo-
iii, Bochum, Dreznie, Dortmun-
die, Herne, Gelsenkirchem, Mo
nasterze, Frankfurcie i innych
miastach, tych ludzi z Polski "a
trudniono W fabrykach, W kt6-
rych, jak sic wkr6tce przckonali,
wyrabia sic amunicya.
lynn tedy sposobem, zmuszeni
widmem giniecie z g}odu, podczas
gdy zabroniono przesylac pomoc
z zagranicy, Polacy najwiecej
|cierpiacy wskutek wojny i usta-
vicente modlacy sic o pok6j, pra
lcuja obecnie W fabrykach wyra--
biajajacych bron i amunicye,k t6
re dopomagaja Niemcom i Au--
stryi wojne przedluzac. Wielu o.
blicza, re bez pomocy setck tysie
cy mezczyzn i kobiet wysy}anych
Z Polski do Niemiec do piracy
we fabrykach amunicyi, dostawa
tejze ola wojsk niemieckich i all
stryackich by1aby niedostateczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

Jezeli bedziecie mice dobre
zdrowic, czuc sic dobrze, uzyjecie
zimy, bedziecie utrzymywac WE
trznosci w porzadku. Zimowe zy-
Gle w domu ciezkie pokarmy, "a
pchaja sic. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain 'herbata wyczysci je, a
uczyni to szybko. Jest Ia to aby
was uczynila zdrowymi utrz,y-
mala was zdrowo. 35c Herbata al
no tablety. w apiece Brown 'aOg}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
SZKLANKA CIEPkEJ WOODY Z RAMA
PRED SNIADANIEM UJMlE WAN
TtUSZCZU JEzEu BEDZlECE WY.
CHODzIC ma SWIEzE POWIETRZE.
Badzcie umierakowani w wasze,i
dyecie i obnizcie swa wage
Tasc0-

Badzcie umierakowani w waszej
dyecie i obnizcie swa wage
z Tasco.
Brak swiezego powietrza os}a--
bia kwasor6d - dajacy moe
krwi, watroba stale sic slamazar-
ma, tluszcz nagromadzi sic a czyn
nose zywotna wielu organ6w TO-
stale " lyle. Czynnosc serca. 20
stale o%s}abiona, pracuje z wysilc-
MEM a pieknosc figury jest znisz-
czona.
Tluszcz nabyty przcz zycic w
domu jest niezdrowy i jezeli ma
tura ME pomaga do gubienia go
przcz nacisk kwasorodu, noszace-
go sile krwi niebezpieczny przy--
padek oty1ossci moze nastapic.
Jezeli czujesz IL stajesz sic "a
otylym, WEI te sprawe w recc ma
tychmiast. Me czekaj az twoja ii
gura stanie sic smieszna a zycie
zostanie zniszczone przez dzwiga-
ME bryly nieprzyjemnego j niez--
drowego %tluszczu.
Spedz lyle czasu lie mozliwie
mozesz ma swiezem powietrzu;
oddychaj gleboko i WEI cd TIVE
go aptekarza pudelko tasco. WEI
szklanke goracej woody kazdego
rama pred sniadaniem tedy WEI
tassco po kazdem jedzeniu i gdy
idziesz spac.
Waz sic co kilka dni uzywaj
lekarstwa tax dfugo az osiegniesz
normalna wage. Tassco jest abso
lutnie nieszkodliwe, jest lagodne
do brania, pomaga trawieniu !
jest przeznaczone do pomnazania
kwasorodu - dajacego moe krwi.
Navel kilka dniowe leczenie
powinna pokazac znaczne obnize-
ME wagi. Niema mic lepszego ma
otylosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

by Stowarzyszenia Przemys}ow.
COW W Polsce, by je otwarto ma
powr6t, otrzymywano zawsze cd
mowna odpowiedz cd gen. Won
Besselera, kt6ry ]sprawowaf rza--
dy w zajetym kraju. Niemieccy
u%rzednicy, dowodzili publicznie j
prywatnie, re zatrudnienia ofia--
rowywane w Niemczech ludziom
fizycznie zdolnym, zaradza ich
bezrobociu i niedostatkowi ich 70
DIN i re niema potrzeby do
wskrzeszenia znacznego przemys-
hi W Polsce. Fabryki, o lie ME by
ly poniszczone przez operacye
wojenne, byly pozbawione wszel-
kich materyaf6w potrzebnych do
produkcyi, a take i maszyneryj
pozabierane przez wojsko.
Dlatego to, kiedy fabryki po--
zamykano, zdolni fizycznie mez--
czyzni, kt6rzy re swemi rodzina
mi zaznali okropnosci wojny, ME
biorac w niej czynnego udzialu,
byli pozbawieni zarobku. Kiedy
pojawily. sic W biurach* .urzedo-
wych oferty tyczace sic zatrud--
nienia W Niemczech, Polacy zapy
Itywali sic, czyli NIGGA zabrac re
|soba rodziny. Odpowiadano, i'm
lie do piracy i'm ofiarowanej po-
trzeba tylko fizycznie uzdolnio-
Inych mezczyzn, a .ich rodziny mu
sza pozostac w domu, ale Z przy-
|sy}anych i'm zarobionych picnic
dry beda mogli zaspokoic swoje
Ipotrzcby.
70 roziaczcnic Z rodzinami,
Ikt6re w %strasznych czasach wo-
;jcnnych, najwiecej potrzcbuja o.
|pieki ojc6w, MEOW i braci:przez
|czas dlugi powstrzymywa1o Pola
kow cd przyjmowania ofert ME
mieckich. Woleli pozostac ia miej
scu i cierpicc razem Z rodzinami,
anizeli udawac sic do obcego kra
in i pozostawic rodziny i przyja
ci0f IA miejscu.
Ludzie trzymali sic ziemi TO-
dzinnej i mieli nadzieje, re "a
wstawicniem sic KRAKOW neutral
nych hub PREY pomocy bezposred
niej aliant6w %przeminie niebez-
pieczenstwo giniecia Z gfodu. Ale
up]ywaly dni tygodnie, a ami
Rosya, "a kt6rcj poddanych uwa
|zaja sic j~eszcze mieszkahcy tych
zicm polskich, ami zadne inne mo
carstwo zywnosci ME nadsylafo,
zapasy sic zmniejsza}y, wypadki
smierci stawafy sic liczniej sze, a
skargi kobiet i dzieci ginacych Il
glodu, r~ozpaczliwe.
Wowczas to tysiace mezczyzn,
ME mogac dalej znicsc widoku
cierpien zwiekszajacych sic woke
10 mich, zdecydowalo sic przyj-
mowac ofcrty udania sic do OBJ
cego kraju "a zarobkiem, by "a
robiwszy pieniadze posy}ac jc do
rodzin ola ratowania ich cd g}o-
.du i zaopatrzenia w rzeczy najpo
trzebnicjsze. Wyjazdowi '. tych
mezczyzn z Mast i wiosek rodzin
nych towarzyszyly nieopisanie
smutne sceny pozegnania.
Pomiedzy ludzmi, kt6rzy "a kon
traktem byli wysy}ani przez rza- |
dove biura streczcn do Niemiec
2 Mast przemys}owych Polski,
znajdowali sic Polacy i zydzi. w
p%rzeciagu pierwszych szesciu mic
siecy swego istnienia, biura tie,
wedle urzedowych sprawozdan,
wysla}y tysiace ludzi z kazdego
miasta przemysc}owego Polski do
Niemiec. I tax samo biuro w War
szawie, wcdle cyfr oglaszanych W
pismach cenzurowanych tego mia
sta, kt6rc mann pred SODA, wy
s}alo 1O,472 mezczyzn do Nicmiec
a miedzy mimi 1927 zydow. Jesz-
cze wiecej ludzi wys}ano z kodzi,
Kalisza, Czestochowy, Sosnowic /
innych Mast.
Kiedy to zaczelo sic powodzic,
nicmieccy urzednicy zaczeli wer-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
Labor Day Picnic

The Twenty-fourth Annual La
Dor Day picnic committee met in
regular session last Friday night.
The attendance was larger than
any previous meeting and all the
subcommittee reported that they
have about completed their work.
A boys bicycle race will likely
be arranged for. Prizes have been
offered by some of the bicycle deal
ers if the boys have the races.
The grand marshall reports that
the parade this year will be larger
than ever and it will show the peo-
pie of Hamilton that the labor un-
ions have grown in the past year.
The music committee reported
that they have contracted with
three bands.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
No Trouble To Get Union
Made Clothes.

For years union men and sympa-
tbize1s in this city have been want
ing the tailors to organize so that
they could get union made clothes.
Clothes that are made by tailors
who do the cutting and also make
the entire suit. The members of
the Journeymen TaiIors union are
now in a position to give the trades
unionists the we'll made garments
they have been wanting They use
the labels of the Journeymen Tail
ors' Union of North America, Local
No. 358. If you are thinking of
getting a tailor made suit for fall
consult the following members of
the LEGAL Tailors' Union and you
will make no mistake. VIM David
Vim. Raab, VIM. Gerber, George
Liebrich, Albert Levy, Mr.. Alex
ander, Emma Nesselhoff, Mrs Bur
ton, Raymond Caferty, Herman
Meters, John Meters and Elisa
Anslen.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
Why Employers Favor Service
Pension Plans,

San Francisco, Aug 25.-The
Southern Pacific railroad warned
employees that If they joined the
threatened strike for an eight-hour
day they will forfeit their pension
rights and Editor Barry of the Star
says:
That was to have been expected
Every corporation that introduces
an old age pension scheme does
so with the reservation, clearly ex-
pressed, that it may withdraw its
provisions whenever ii sees fit to
do so. In other words the employe
never ACCUSES 'ves,ed right to
be cared for in his old age-it all
depends upon bis subservance and
willingness to submit TO the rules
laid down by his superiors for his
guidance.
THAT is the difference between
real pension, such as the Typo
graphical union, for instance, pro-
vides for its aged members, and the
'tin-can kind which has a nice
strong string tied to it and can be
disconnected without consulting
the wishes of the supposed benef-
ciary. One may work for twenty
or twenty five years with the
tempting bait of provision for his
declininr years dangling before his
eyes, only to discover that on ac-
count of some infraction of rules or
a desire to improve his condition
by acting with bis fellow employees,
he is cut off from the promised
benefits of long and faithful service.
mo doubt the service pension
is good thing in its way; but its
real object is 10 enforce obedience
and subservience by threat of its
Withdraw 1t is not a safe de-
p9ndence for red blooded Ameri-
cans
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
Fray's Sound Reasoning.

Cincinnati, Aug 25.-Editor
Fray of the International Molders
Journal effers this guide to trade
unionists when they are called upon
to sympathize with or accept new
plans of action or new legislation:
What we are organized to do
for ourselves we can do much better
than any one else can do FOR US,
and any proposition which would
limit or interfere with this right Of
ours to act fer ourselves, Is TO the
extent it interferes with these
rights, a menace, something which
we should oppose.
I'VE are not free to work out
our own problems as wage earners
if any other power, authority, or
method of action Is to exert an in
terferirg influence In any of the &C,
tivities which we have right to
engage in as free men
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
Speedway Unfair.

The Hamilton County Speedway
at Sharonville has been placed on
the unfair list by the Building
Trades Council of Cincinnati. The
builders of the speedway have and
are now employing all the scabs
aud non union men they can find
This means that anyone going to
the races on Labor Day will be pat
ronizing a concern that is unfair to
organized labor, 1t is hardly pos
sible that the speedway will be
completed by that time.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25

Machinists of Dayton have
made a demand for the 8-hour
day Monday, August Fl, 1916
All Machinists, Toolmakers,
Screwmakers and other ma
chine shop employees Stay
Away.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25

Manager Marks Of the Butler
County Centennial donated booth
to the Labor Unions. The booth is
located in the Art Hall and is
splendidly decorated. The con-
cession men on the grounds donated
several handsome prizes which will
be given away Saturday. Saturday
will be labor day at the Centennial
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
Little Bits.

w. ]. Griffith, President of the
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and TIN
Workers, Miami Valley Lodge, No.
20, of Middletown, Ohio will re-
present that organization at the
Ohio State Labor Convention which
will be held in Toledo in October.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25

The country store committee of
the Labor Day picnic have opened
a store room on High street to re-
ceive goods. The store room is 10
Gated in the First National Bank
building next to the Hilz grocery.
Bring in your donations and make
the country store one of the largest
successes ever pulled off at picnic.
V
The marshals of the Labor Day
parade VII meet next Sunday
morning in Trades Council Hall.
All marshals are requested to at
tend.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
Gasser Struck at
Cement; New Rush
20 Field Starts

That a huge gaSScr had been struck
at $40 feet in the hole drilled IN two
miles northwest OF Cement by the
kcechc Oh and Gas company OF Okla
homa City was information tclcphoncd
from Cement today to the Oklahoma
City Oil exchange
According TO the exchange inform
ant, the gtsScr was brought in between
10 o'clock and II o'clock, unsNpcct
edly. Scores OF local men lett on the
first trains for the scene, and the cN-
cl,emen, which prevailed IN Cement
and It's vicinity when oil was encoun.
tered IN the same hole about a month
ago was repeated Scores of people
from Cement were trying to purchase
leases this morning
The keeche we'll first came into
prominence when II struck oil in the
Cement hole After a delay due to in
ability to procure casing. flow oi
water was shut of and drilling into
the oil sand continued The quantity
of oil was not sufficient to warrant
shooting the well and the company con
tlnued drilling
Whether the showing of gas at 500
feet means the bringing in OF new gas
field or whsthcr the drillcrs had merely
struck a strong pocket of gas which
will play out in short time had not
heen determined today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
Mckinley District
Leading in Fairs
Selling Campaign

Officers Of the ticket campaign Of the
State Fair association in the Mckinley
school district are leading all other
districts of the city by % sales, accord
ing to bulletin sent ont this morning
from headquarters in the Lee. TIuckins
hotel II this lead IS continued il is pos.
Nlblc that team IN the Mckinley dis
trict will receive first prize of $50
Other team standings are: Lincoln.
second Lee third high school. fourth
Eugene Field, fifth; Jefferson, sixth,
Shields Heights, seventh; Hawthorne,
eighth; Putnam Heights, ninth, Wash.
ington, tenth, and Emerson, eleventh.
Accompanying the bulletin was list
OF names of 100 local men each OF
whom to quote the bulletin, will buy
100 tickets or more il interested" Mar
ShalS and captains were requested to
interview these men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
TWO KILLED IN
FIRST ACCIDENT
OF CAR STRIKE


NEW YORK. Sept - The first
>crrou, accldcn, of the street railway
strike IN thl, city occurred today when
q trolley car of the Umon Railway
company IN the Bronx operated by a
green motorman got beyond control
ON steep grade and jumping the track
at q curve crashed into two uircy
buSSeS, killing two persons and severe
" njurlng thirteen others Four OF
the injured may die
Motormen on the Sixth and Ninth
avenue elevated roads reported TO the
police that they had been fired on by
striker, from roof tops The Third
avenue elevated trains were repeatedly
bombardcd with bricks and stone, from
buildings
One passenger. woman, was struck
ou the head and seriously injured
The congestion ON the subway and
elevated roads today wascqrouounccd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
CAUSE OF QUEBEC
BRIDGE TRAGEDY
NOT AScERTA|NED
Survivors and Spectators Dif-
fer in Accounts,

QUEBEC, Sept l2-The ST Law.
renee Bridge company and the Quebec
bridge commission are conducting 4
Joint investigation TODAY into the col
lapse Yesterday OF the central span of
the Quebec cantileycr bridge over the
~, Lawreuce river while 1t was being
holsted into position The death list
remains at eleven
Accounts of survivors OF the disaster
and spectators are at hopeless variance,
some holding that the span itself
buckled and others that the hoistinp
supports did not work uniformly there
hy throwing too much strain ON the
supports.
Engineers in charge ut the ,onStruc
tion work said today that as soon as the
cause OF the accident Is asrcrtaiucd IN,
work either oi rcronSttucing new
span or raising the collapsed one will
he undertaken. II was estimated the
work will cost 100000,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
ANADARKO BOY
DIES, VICTIM OF
HYDROPH0B|A
late Harrington, 5 Years Old,
Killed by Dogs Bite,

ANADARKO, Okla. Sept y (Spc
clal } late Harrington years old.
died Monday nigh, OF hydrophobra. tho
result ot bite by a pet deg two weeks
ago The boy was son OF the Rev.
and Mrs 7 /. Harrington
He and two other children Of the
family were bitten two weeks ago The
dog a family pet was SKILLED and the
head sent TO the state health depart
mcnt for examination 4 report was
made that the animal had been Suf
tcrlng with rabies and treatment of the
children was begun Immediately None
of the others has shown any SYMPTOMS
oi the disease Tate became III sun
day
a dog killing campaign has been
started as result OF the death. and
many animals have been slaughtered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
Broadway White
Way Extension
Is Being Urged

Merchants and business firms on
North Broadway between Main street
and Third have been considering ex-
tending the Main street white way north
according tn information this morning
from the Oklahoma Gas and Electric
company
The Bristol hotel management. Pio-
nccr Telephone company and other
Broadway enterprises have signiiicd
willingness to bear tho cost of install
ing posts and equipment If the city paw,
ior the Sutrent as IN the case OF ,hc
Main street system
While the entire length of Broadway
has not been canvasScd. 1t is stated that
practically the entire three blocks be
tween Nam and Third are willing to
cooperate in the scheme to secure
modern street lighting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
One Tenth of All
Militia Discharged

WASEnNGTON. Sept l2-Ncarly
5000 national guard>mcn have been
discharged by the war department for
various causes since the state troops
were mustered into the federal service
\ statement compiled today shows that
ON August n last. o,44o members OF
the guard had been discharged for
physical disability, 1910 because OF de
pendent families, lio to return to gov
crnmcnt civil positions and a number
for other reasons
The number OF discharges is about
10 percent OF the aggregate strength OF
the national guard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
McGraw Predicts
G.. o. p. Landslide

J. J. Mchtaw ut Ponca City, rcpuh-
l,can national committeeman, ono ~
the prominent figures in the gathering
ot republicans here today. believes thu
result Of the Name election yesterday
is strong indication OF republican VIC
tory IN November
The result, Of the Maine election /,
absolutely a iorenmner OF what will
happen in Noyembcr--a republican,
landslide and No other view can pos.
sibly be taken OF it, he said.
Takes Democrats Word.
During the campaign in Maine dem.
ocrats said as Maine goes, SO goes the
rest OF the nation and IN that prcdic.
ton We believe they are emlncn,y cor.
rect and We accep, It without contro-
NctsV
"Oi course. tho Nalistcians. mathe.
matioianS and skilled operators OF add
ing machines IN the democratic party
will take the result and with certaiu
additions and dedueations try 10 shoe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
Agreement Near
in Miners Dispute

KANSAS CITY, Sept 1.-The ma.
ior differences between the coal min
or' and operators negotiating new
working contract here were ,moo,hcd
ont at meeting OF the general con
ference toda, when a proposal made
bv the miners was accepted Operator,
following the executive session said
all danger of general strike had been
passed. One minor clause IN the con.
tract over which there is said to be no
dispute remains to be settled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
Two Killed in Auto
Accidents at Alva

ALNA Okla. Sept l2-lSpccialD- D-
Two men are dead a, the result ot au-
tomohllc accidents near Alya last night.
John Maher was killed. Paryin Knorp
seriously injured and W Mathew,
bruised when the car in which they
were riding lost a tire and overturned
Maher was thrown 800 feet
The other accldcn, occurred near
Waynoka Den llndcr was killed
while riding with a man named Lee
Lee IS said to have taken his hand,
from the steering wheel momcntarily
and the car ran into heavy sand and
overturned The windshield caught
Lindcr Squarcly across the neck and
dcCapitatcd him