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The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12
SINKING OF THE STR.
 PERSIA DESCRIBED

Alexandria, Egypt, Jan. 4-(De- llyed in transmission.) - Charles ifral. of Boston, one of three Ameri cans known to have been aboard the liner Persia when she was tor Dedoed and sunk with heavy loss of life off the Island of Crete Thursday, arrived in Alexandria yesterday with probably the only version Of the Persia's sinking that will come from an American.
 Grants statement, which was guarded, was as follows: eve were at dinner and had just fin ished our soup when a terrific ex- l.Iosion occurred. The passengers were lowered to the lifeboats on the starboard side. I jumped in Co the sea after the life boats were filled and reached some wreckage. From 1 o'clock Thursday until o'clock Friday morning I floated on .uy improyised raft, until was fin lily hauled into one of the five 3oats which got away safely from he ship. Later these boats were picked up by a cruiser (name de-
 etcd)"
 Concluding, Grant said: Robert V. McNeeIey, United States consul tt Alden, Arabia, sat at the same
 able with me on the voyage. Me Medley has not been seen probably aecause his stateroom was on the port side of the Persia. It was 0 terrible scene. The water was as black as ink with the passengers who were struggling to save their lives. Some of the unfortunatea were screaming, others were call ing out goodbye. Those in one boat sang hymns"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
Becguse It's for One Thing Only, and Thousands of People
 Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for every thing.
 Doing one thing well brings sue eess,
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 For weak or disOrdered kidneys.
 Here is reliable evidence of their worth.
 Mrs. J. B. sams, Union, Ore.' says: q was bothered for at Ieast twenty five years by attacks of kidney trouble and didn't seem able to get relief. My back was terribly weak and ached so greatly that it was hard for me to get out of a chair. When I did sharp twinges darted through me- and I had to help myself up. The kiinty secretiOns gave me great annoyance, too. Doan's Kidney Pills greatly benefited me. An other Of my family has used Deans Kidney Pills, and thinks highly of them"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Sans had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12

Zenith Oil prevents rust and pre- serves inc surface. A little Zen ith Oil put upon any metal sur face excludes the air and damDnesS and prevents rust forming. lOc' 25c. soc bottles. Keller Bros, Sole SkagWaY Agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12

a little red bunch when it first started. I think they must havo ltch0d for she would scratch them until they would get to be large sores, nearly as large as a tcn-cent piece. It seemed as if the poor girl could not leave them alone; if we held
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12
P.MP-ES
 0N GHILD'S FACE
ltched and Child Scratched. Could Not Leave Them Alone. Some thing Terrible, Used CutiCura. h a Month Child Was Healed.

Merle Beach, NTich.-"NIy little daugh- ger was nearly two years old when she had little pimples come on her face. It was just
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12
Forest Reserve Fund

Dec. 31, 1914 Cash bal
 ancs on hand m .. $59,11A5O Receipts during year
 ending December 31,
 1915 . .. 12,979.12 Total . .. ... e.. $72,O9S.62
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12

Dor hands slO would try tO rub her lace On something else. It vas just terrible
 "I used most everything I could think of and everything anybody told me to use and nothing would help hor. 1 decided to get Cuticlra Soap and Ointment and before l had used laCm ono week I could see they were healing. Dcfor2 @ month was up you would never know the child had ever had any sores on her face" (Signcd) Mrs. Lewis White, June 22, 1914,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12
SI00,000.00 IN
 THE TREASURY

l Juneau, Jan. 1O-The end of the ygsr statement of Territorial Treas urer ,'alsteip G. Smith shows that there was nearly $1OO,OOO in the | Alaska treasLry at the beginning of the New Year. The exact figures were $9S,356.93, divided as follows; General fund, $41,145.1O; forest reserve fund, $5G796.O9; fisheries fund, $2,215.7A
 Against this money there were warrants outstanding amounting to .$l5,OO1.16, of which $3,O75.8O were on the general fund, and $11,925.SG ou the forest fund, leaving a net balance of $S8,S54.77 on hand. This was divided as follows: General fund, S38,68S.S0; forest fund, $42,- S7o.28; fisheries fund, $2,215.74.
 The statement follows:
 General Fund Dec. SI, '14 balance of
 cash on hand .. ca. $l2,59S.S5
 Receipts
 License taxes collected under tax revenue law of 1915, as follows: Doctors %. .. .. .,. - s S91.00 Dentists .n ., n. oS4'VV AttorDeys-at-Law ~ CD. l,l1l'OO Automobiles ... on. - -, 557.OV Bakeries 675.OO Fish Salteries .. Q" .. 6S.6' Fish Traps ca. .r, ca. .. 2S'4o0.VV Gill Nets 95.16 Cold Storage Fish Plants 2OO.5O Launjrles .. .. 827.5O Meat Markets ... Or. .., 2O.OO Public Scavengers .-. .-. 2O4.2O ships and Shipping .. S,920.9S Public Messengers SO2.5O
 Total c.. .. $SI164,51 Tax on premiums paid
 by sundry insurance
 companies %. u. enc s 4,490.45 Receipts from secretary
 of the territory; cor
 pora.iou fees, $9,963;
 Miscellaneous, $S62.6S l0,S25.6S Back taxes collected un-
 der laws of 1913 ,=, 15154.46 Miscellaneous receipts 11,G96.27
 Grand total m .. $9S,9S8.22 Deduc- disbursements
 from general fund for
 year of 1915 ... ., S52,6SS.l2 Cash balance an hand
 December 31, 1915 S41,345.lO
 T-,r-art RaCnYrra Eund
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12
Sample Each Free by Mail

With G2-p. Skin Book on request, Ad- dress postcard "Cutcura, Dept. T, Bos- son." Sold throughout the world,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12
Disbursements

For building, repairing, maintain iuq trails, roads and bridges:
 To First Road District s 5,156.9S To Second Road District 11,3O0.SO To Third Road District 10000 To Fourth Road District 739.75
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12

Cash balance an hand
 December 31, 1915 s
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12

Grand total - p .z, DeluC- disbursements from general fund for year of 1915 .,. ..
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12

Cash balance on hand December 31, 1915 .. $54,796.09
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12

Total .. S72,O93.62
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-12

Total .. Q. 5 2,215.74
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

mlibte, ipie al Die Seinigen benz
Sterbenben ihtpDren, bab lie nienlals
Die Stele berratben ipiiroen, luc tie
i'm binIeeten.
sic 1aben mid nid)t lebeno be-
fomnten. tie folen mid audi niht
tobt baden. iprah Der a!te Danhit
fura bor ieinent Sinifeiben.
limb nun Tin ben Iesten Wilen bes
Ieritorbener 3u erfiiaen, gruben feline
ndhiten Veripanbten iein Grab in bas
gett zines abseIeiteten Wilbbad)es.
Or ielbit bate ben Slug lno Die
SteIe be5etfret. - Wddbem lie i'm
in ieiner branren &apu3e in ben Sarg
geIeet nnb ben Sarg in bic Tiefe pers
fenft 6atten. Ientten iie bic frpitaQa
beIen SeIientpaiier tpieber in ibren
alten Gauf 5uriid.
Wer bentt babel niht an bas Grab
beg SeIbens SiineIingS Glarih in Ben
Slitben bes 0uiento? -
gtnisc itellten Die iorefdltiaitcn
Mahforihuneen an, itn Die Nithee
itdtte BEG 8anbiten aufBufirpen. Nber
Der Waallis betpa9rt iein @ebeintniB.
Gntonio bate ii9 iett edn5lih nad
8occasnano suriidee3oeen uno lebte
IN aner @emiitblihfeit inmitten Der
Seineu. Sic IprfDefpobaer ipnreu
nidt ipenie ltoI5 barauf, Dieien &ouia
Der Serge in ;brer Witte 81 bnben.
@euacoscin lebte fortau eura pie dlle
unbern !oriiiden 8duern, beiDr9te
feline &%aitanien ut,o 5og bann nro
lpann ipteber biuals III ben Maolis.
bas WiIbIdipein NIB Den RpuifIpri
(tpilbes Sduf) 81 iagen. @crne
er6dblte er BEL einem Wldsdcn foriiz
id)en Weines bas cine pber has uuberc
Ibenteuer aus ieiner beiueeten 2aufz
babu.
Randmal. AM Sonntag Nad)s
nittag seriibtc er iid) NIT benz 9rigos
bier Der @enbarrneric sl cirer Yartie
WaniIe berabsulaHen.
Su bieier Ieeteu' Seit Ieines 2ebe,s
ipur 9elacoscia elm ihoner, ebrlpiir>
bigger 8reiS bon bobem @ubie nit
ihneepeibem Soar unb breitem,
patriardaliihem Barte. Seine airfs
faIenb milbeu 8iige batten bte eiserle
tbiimIthe Snrbe alien glfenbeines.
Die iebr groBen. id)ipnrsen Mltgen
ipriibten I'M lebbuftciten Seuerglan3e.
Gin bunflsr Sil5but, ben er fed
aiif's Sbr briidte, perpolitGnSiste bas
duberorbentlih orieinelle 8eprdae
oicicr interelianten YbbIiononrie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

Nltn lit Nntonio Venneoseia tobt!
@r berid]ie0 bpr einigen Bpfen IN
8cccoarano. Mit linn idtuano ein
Stiidhen bon Der Yoeiie oes liebliben
8ebir9sbDrfhens i'm S6atten Der
g"rilnen &altanienbdunte.
Muein Dos Inbenten bieies mober.
men forbidden Robin Sooo tpiro bon
elmer @loric unntpo6en I'M Splfe forts
lebcn.
gs itebt MN cinn,al feit, baB baS
Bolt nid)t MIR dif 3oriifd. nift mir
I'M alien G~n9Ianb. ipnbern IN alien
2dubern Der Welt Gelte ieines Sdlas
scs nit einem setpifIen Nih,bn3 bon
@e~tpunberung unteibt.
Saben mir bos nidt nod ppr
einieen Sabren in Deittidlano pabr=
ue6u,en fGnnen? -
@icpieI Gpntpnibier Eat ridt ser
biebere .Sauptmann bon aopenid"
burd ieiren Gupitalftretd ipab,
e"erufen ? -
9os IoIt fiiblt eben bic pociie, bic
iid Inn beriibmte Wuiiners unb 8ans
bitenIcben !pebt, cs befcmn,t Heipcft
por ibrer aiibnbeit unb ghlaubeit.
ubcr ipobl aiid) bot ben 8efabreu, Die
tic Iaufen. beit Grtbebrln9en Die iie
Drlben. por bent 9nlgen, Der i6nen
brnbt.
>Garum BAT Die @olfsieeIs eroBe
@erbred,sr tets, mas oas Initaunen
b%etriiit, in Die gIeihe Heibe aeitelf
anti sroBen Siiriter, 8Dui8en, auiiern
unH Selren. - @enaii beieben, lit Der
lluterihieb inter linen ntht INNER
elm IpeIentiifer.
Ias hattie ldon ieper Nau6morber
aus Der Belt Werauoer's erfan,t, Der
benz @elteroberer Die Sraee eeitelt:
rBarum laiieit On midi an 5obe pers
urtbeileu, bu ih bod nidts Nnberes
treibc, ais ipas On ielbit tbiieit2"
.@ie?" eripiberte Der Shirt err
%itarnt. ~8aS bate i6 nit Cir
eenlein?"
Sic Iebnlihteit bipiihen ms lit
alerpinss feline sollitdnbiee". err
piperte Der 8nnbit, Doenn ih tobte
MIR @enige, 0u tobteit 0iele; ih
raiibe 8erinaes, OH gun5e 2dnoerl"
% ct besnobist ipuroe, ipeib ib
nidt. Sang nnred)t bate er iebeus
falls nitt.
8er peiB, oh Hapoleou nift I'M
(Sortiesung alif Der ~. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28
Sin9e, ,pe,n @eian9 ge9eben.
8eians peridont bas 2eben,
0eIang erfreut bas Serb,
Sbn bat uns 8ott ssseben,
Pm Iinberu Cora unb Shmera.

Snrtuabr Der @eians 1T cine terrhde @abe eoties. Die b { Oh'
bers Bic 9eutihen iGt Sabrtauienben bodgeihdst baben ro in'
ttolesbshen baben lie cine Bhae bon 9ieoern erionnen,, mis lie isi9 arssres
Wlt Der grbe beHet. Seuti6Ianb lit Die Seimatb oes . oltss
lttbcS. Sic Welobicn umo 9erte bs 8oIfsiebes ino reift eirfa6
unb ihIitt. Gle betme II a n BERN erien Sbren; ie ienfen f6 in
bic Seele, he bic erHen Uebetc. bic man am ante Der GPutter Iernt uno
biz ins bOfite alter mid. pergibt.
Ser geit Der mooerneu 8eh. Der ltebersans bonn Sanbpsrt gum
Dan6inenberieb, bas Safen io Saeen br geu3eit. baben neben piden
anSeren IobIipen @ebrduden imp @etuobnbeiten bas goIfstisb ba
no bort ~berbrGng ober bod beNen Pfege fart beentrd6tigt
Snrnerbin 8bt es aer in Stabt uo Gano nod gieIc, Die bas Sin9en
nibt perlernt nno niHt 5crgeNen 9aben no pette bic gcirebun8en. bic
9enaht herben, bas beufde WotsIieo btrsulanbe ueu ST. beteben, nit
greueen besriben iuerben; Sie Gatbolic 9rintine Go. bot ib emit
ihIonen. Die Batter pon &1titen 8ort in 9ednp, Su, fraftg in Der
Rfsae Deg Wolfsiisoes gu unErtusen, oamit stsie aueae soentsn Se'
nuHes, inter ben 9eutif Nmcrtfuner n nbt gdnSItd berfede
Gs benz Setnp 8erIaee bietn iir ist unieren 2eiern ub 9eutid'
amerfanern %iberbaupt, 5wi Sdnbe ciner SammIun9 bon beutibsn
3eoern an, betult:
Qe1tt(&e I@et(en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

&uriiihe @anniten.

Tin ieber @enid bat ieinen
III Sraunt. Scr meini9c ipar:
~ rSn Der bon ben Nlten 9es
prieiencn rSniel Der Sd0ns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
HOSTIL|TIES ON REGISTRATION ACT
OPEN; SOCIALISTS FILE INITIATIVE
PETITION SEEKING TO NULLIFY LAW

H. NJ Sinclair state secretary of the socialist party ed
today with the secretary of state initiative petition Whch
designed kill the election registration act passed by lhe
special session of the legislature; and p s. NaPr, attorney
who drafted the socialist bill gave out the following statement
to the press
"1hc committee Of the socialist party ordered that
fair registration law be drafted and instructed II. NJ SIN
clair the state secretary submit the TO the people
This has done and honest will say that IN TINS
registration law any effort made to take advantage OF any
party or group Of voters If adopted by the people It VIII
kill the crooked act passed by the caucus machine.
"The fair election law initiated to abolish the Gocbe
election law and signed by $1,000 Of the citizens of the
state irrespective of politics The caucus machine counteed
by calling special session of the legislature and behind closed
doors devised and open session put over dstrancHng
registration law rhc purpose Of the to fence
out from the ballot box sufficient number OF republicans and
socialists the machine could still control the state In TINS
manner they seek prevent the electors from voting a cleo
ions that will be fairly conducted by the new election board
one hundred and ninety thousand citizens protested against the
passage such law, but in vain Analysis Of the dsran-
chsng registration law discloseS:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
VILLA HIMSELF LEADS 1000 RAIDERS INTO
UNITED STATES; IS AMERICA ANS MURDERED
GERMANY DECLARES
WAR ON PORTUGAL

BERLIN, March 9.
CBy wireless to SayyilleD
Germany has declared
war on Portugal, accord
ing to an announcement
by the semi-official Over
seas News Agency today.
The declaration Of war
was made ON Portugal at
3 80 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon and Il passport
was handed to the Por-
tugucsc minister
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
HULTEN DECLINES
CALL TO DALLAS

The Rev pr " n Hutton. pastor NJ
tho ful Baptist church. has officially
declined cnl 10 the puHorntc of the
CASTOR Avenue baptist church ol Dpl.
laa, Texas. which invitation was cN-
tended him about ton days ago
Notification of the Oklahoma city
pastors intention to remain here was
contained In the following dispatch rr.
coiycd this afternoon 10y The Times
Have declined call Co Gnston Avenue
Baptist church Please announce
The telegram was signed hy nr HUI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
France Supremacy Confident
That Verdun Cannot Be Taken
AS Nearly Can Be Estimated Wednesdays Fighting in
Wars Greatest Artillery Engagement Went Slightly in
Favor of the French - Berlin Reports Meager
(FromLondon)

LONDON, March As result o'
Wednesdays operations the French line
west ~ tho Mcusc in the Ncrdun hattie
now runs from Rothiucourt hy CorhcauN
wood and tho northern part ot ,umler"s
Co the upucr end Of Cote Uo IOie. and
is thus IN advance NJ tho IN 2 line of
Resistance constituted hy positions rune
ming from Mort llommr hin tn the SOUTH
of Cumorcs This is considered a. "a
considerable Improvement in Tine tn."
position bon that section
The faith uf the public I'm the line west
~ the Mouso BE- Judged hy the results
of the urst days attack Tine whole
front "wednesday wps ,opiousN shcllod
%, ihr German heavy artillery bui IN"
German infantry ATTACKED only against
positions ut Rcthmcouri ON the left OFF
tho more westerly o' the two plaicaIs
between which the French line runs
Deadly Machine Guns Score
Wave n'tpr wave of dcnsrN packed
masses dashed forward hut the treu.h
having emerged from shelter as soon a.
the preliminary bomha'dmrut had ceased
directed such an effective nrr from care
fully placed machine guns accompanied
10, iIs from rifle, and seventy five mil
nmctpr gun. that after struggling bold
~ agsIu and again the assailants finally
retired
Encouraged hy th,r successful rrsie.
tRurc the Frcnchmyu WON hn.k Cor
hcauN wood vmOh tha, had lost the
daE before n was uonsidor"d that the
houors of the day rested with tive fron.'
hut tho situation remained undecided
~ the sam- time the Germans I'm
creased tho vigur NJ their action IN Oh,
Wucyrr district When the operations
began the Gern6Sns had from ERlp 90
l'fesrog the nfth land where dly'si@ o'
the riftn corps pNd the Third Hayar'nr
corps iu an $4,000 mon. spread 1ut along
tvohr.mno IRON,
Fighting Line Shortened
The capture % tresnss enabled then
10 adywrc and tp shorten their lines
tu seven mIlos Frcsnes. tor some daN
had been partly onycloped hy the Ger
mans who. ~ Manheulles on the north
aud champion ON the south had rendered
the position q difficult one to hold n
was finally taken with heavy loss b,
| the Germans
The French fcl back ON formidable
position nu the heights NJ the Mcusc an,
their batteries ON tho heights stopped
/ the German attempts to push forwarJ
/ from NauhcuIlcs and Frcncs II is mol
I considered likely that serious offonsly,
win he undertaken by the German
/ against the heights without considerable
reinforccmcnts of infantry and mor'
heavy guns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
From Berlin

BERLIN, March s.-(Via
London, 3:45 p. m.)-The viii
lage and armored fort of Vsux,
northeast of Verdun, has been
captured by the Germans, the
war office announced today.
The announcements said
that in addition TO the village
and fort of Vsux, numerous
adjoining fortified positions
positions were captured. The
assaults were made in the
night by Posen reserve regi-
ments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
HOURLY TEMPERATURE.
WASHINGTON FORECAST.

OKLAHOMA Tonight mlr continued
cool Friday fair
KANSAS Generally fair tonight md
Friday not much change In temperature
ARKANSAS Tonight fah, continued
cool with frosts Friday fair.
EAST TEXAS Tonight fair, continued
cool except slightly cpoler ON coast
frost In northern portion, Frhy fair,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
eeAcHEo WHILE BURNING.

LONDON. March "a Iloyds dis.
patch from Malta SAYS that the reninsu-
lar and Oriental steamer Nclorc with
fine aboard was heachcd. that the nr,
has been oNtngushod that passenger.
and mails have been removed The Nell,
ore was built IN 1913 at Grocnocll and B,
uf 1858 gross tons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09

ID.
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o., Ola. pI,.-,u. of .uu. p,rron tine scn-
,ctnr, "a. nr. .,t, F.uut,.lud can hr
tomo,rJ ,yitnout notice. without hearing
crd without nm, o,usc being assigned
a,nI Tho pr,cinrt roristrut holds Of
tlpr 8t ihr iI,lur, of IN, county res
istf,r and ..u No removed without no
tt., hurn. OF lfrirnri cause. This
rrrsnu vu, BE- mot un.' -'.''nN oi 'h'
I'ttD SENATE" hut " nN'-"H .'m'' 3D..
th, tate election Nu'tI 'Ht. h" 't .'
- muhmlE lH'om 1000 dHNrs p'Illn-
iug ~ registration 1nd til." mo- bond. l''
cannot D., prosecuted lnr PERJURY h'
cause h' u.u. uu w'n 0' cannot %.
prosecuted iuI nnur. Sion ln "IIl.'. ''
onusD 10, Frs directed io a'l Al ms own
pleasure
"lis sole Hui ouN dH.f 4" appoint
aud rrmoNr registrars Ihl caucus "'
chime mt. mru.h hw "'lu % lNl "i
S'rour ann ul HIn-m'h lh'' lh'.
wish iu have appointed 100 "N'N"n' '.N
vnl h' U'u order h '''n.' ''t. N'I '
appoint them I' 'N' ."H'' ''E'l ''
refuses 20. Dtn .nmw"". 'rW"." ''h
rnd appoint .om'uu. $500" NI '", 20.
dor, and IuU w.h ..IH."t. '.'. lh'.'
10 .un legal IOWcdt
n .'rbr. p,r.out ,,ru. B.. ru. t apu.l
registration officer uI ,H' state ud ""
cannot ho prosecuted ip. opu''s ION I
office appoints seventy eight registrar
and tho seventy. eight registrars aIpoln
/. $50 precinct registrars throughout ul'
state, and these $3.50 potsnn- arc P''
aplos Of this caucus puppcl ana w''"h'
10 h1'c power tu bar the way of Mo poo
pie tu NJ. poll
"Nu, du,s are given republicans. so
ri,ist and unroInrpd democrat. a.
rerIst,. luf HNt, dn,s are pi,cu t
Jsmo,raf. ufrudl, to tho machine. Th,
registration u,iIod l between the 3Otl
d,y uf \uuI lpIg. and the ,lth day O
NAV. lWn If nu cl,rror Is absent hu
prr,,nt,I b., sickness ur unay oidahl
misfortune from regisiorisg I'm the MIN
CAV. hc wu, register after the 10th da,
W Nw mp tu aud including me doll
'hN uI IIl' ""l me- '"'""N I'N''''' '"'
ing The latter period unless the regis
tior h' satisfied iha' 'u'h person wa
Ihsent from the count or N'' prevent
"a from registering n' "'An''' "' "U
"Noldahl' misfortune
hn' rememn'r 'his 'ne ''sS,I'I ma
Flu power 10 Say Nh'l 'on'l llu''' "l
H'oidah, mlls'"' ,unt. ~ " 'n'H '.'".
lh', NUl n',oN a' ,,'yn,n, "'n"'''''
,...,.... a..
,.-inu h. made y,bo,c +, r,tt,c,, ,,., ,r
tbb registrar ID H. NOT oven rr,yiJ,
thai hc shah h, IA residcpt ,f a., r,.
cmct n the clcrtor should succeed b
running down the rcplstrsr .u, ,cr,str,
uon certificate ls forthcoming uplrss IA
discloscs to this 80, his polliics n,J IA
must do this under oath and I'd is her
that the shotgun Of Intimidation s con-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
THE WEATHER.

LOCAL FORECAST Fair weather to.
night and Friday; continued cool to-
night
OKLAHOMA Tonight fair. continued
cool Friday fair
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gain footing In the important village
of Relhincpurt when night fen m"
last attacking column was thrown hurk
hy the French. who fought against hos.
tile forrs doubt, thaT number positluu
ON cote DLOir wns similar Tho Ger
mans WEI, held IN check ns lung as d1s
light lastcd However sholterlng them
selves in raviny. n torhoauN wood
they forced vov mp narrow lane
leading 60 Cuwirrcs wood which stands
ON the top ol the ridge linking LOic
and Mort Hommc hills. only to be- driven
out Of the greater part OF their conquest
by French countcr.Nttsck ou Wedncs-
day
Tho German losses IN officers vs. par.
ticulerl, heavy. according To statements
made by prisoners and this fact is be.
lieyed to be- the explanation of the uu.
expected spectacle of German officers
up to the rank ot general by orders Of
the emperor leading their men into nee
ton instead uf following them The
slight had not been Witnessed IL i' said
for many months
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