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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18
Rleine 9Spliseisahribtes.

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ina Roab, melbete seiisrn Der Yolicei,
bdb Ct am Gamiiag Riiias srDii4en
ii unb 12 llbr i'm prooibeit guni
9ebduoe cine pldtiHum SoIsletts,
nit 5s 0iamanten bdest unD einen
Wertb Don $500 rsprGfentirenb, dEf
biz iesi unsrtldrh Weiie perloren
babe. Sb TT bidsIbe aus Der 3ai6s
perlpreu bat pber oh iis ibm Don eirem
iGitissu aangfinssr itibibi iporbeH 1T.
tOunts 5srr Wod niat seuau feitiiel'
len.
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5iinfte Strube, biibts ssiisrn WcrssH
in bem 9aoe5immer bes 5uufes einsn
Diamantrins i'm @srtbe bon $50 e,n.
- Susb Gmiib, aubIop, ab., rDurs
be DOT BEN Sauis go. slS Weit SsA'
iie Strabe bon 5psi 5urbieen nieosr'
esidIa9eH unb um $50 beroubt. -
Ben Muenemann 4224 Dana ape..
biibie auf bem RndbauIeipeg $7.c0
Elm, I'm ipeIf,< er Don 3ipei Weibsn
unter 9orbaItune ppn RepoIpern he.
raub! purbe. - 6lrrp 8olpop. 593
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ieiner Bobnung bon 5lpei Weibsr
iiberfaqsn unb I'M SO berdiibt urb
5rsb. !topis, Wilitad unb DaIion
apenus. biibts auf dbnIi6e Weiis isis
ne ilsine gaarf4oft I'm 9etrage bon
Is Gents ein.
- Sergeant McJleil UNI, bi. Yclt'
Siitsn asb, Slesmsisr unb Souiion
bonn erften Diitritt unternabmen ses
tern friib eine RaSSia auf bas gles
tropolitan Sotel, Seaiie unb plum
Strabe. bag fdOn Idneit i'm gtrOa6t
iiarb, Elm slbiisisauariier fir aiebess
pdr9en gu iein. unb perbafte.sn ben
gissntbiimer osrmdn Mspsr. 1923
Dat Ctr, ioipis ettpa fiinfsebr pari
den. bic ale unter sntipreheHben Ins
Hagen rad BEN eriten 'Diitritt se'
bradt fuuroen.
- ginbre6er iiaitsten gsiiern Rodli
Der Stunbdrb pbarmaeD Co., ISisben.
IL unb UlOunb Gtrabs, einen 9eIudl
ab unb erbsutetsn $40 tn 8oar, $40
In 5psi Gents Wlar,sn, $50 pennies
unb brei Riit6en gisarren. sic pcr,
fuhten aud. cinen sleinen gaiIen,
fdrant, in BEN bic Rartotita aufbss
pdbrt lpIben, 5u erbre9en, baitea
aber bamit teinen Grfols.
- Der 5ousneiitsr Der g]sasles
Sauls. an Moobparb Sirabs, melee
te Der poliSei, bab pGbrenb Der gla&i
ganbaIen bur4 et Senfter In baa
@ebdubs gebrunsen isieH UNI Niles
brunter unb briiber ssfperfen bditen.
Cine An5abi puIk ipartn erbro6en
iDOrben. bod ionnts Der Snformant
niht fasen. Oh ettpas seitobIen purbs
cber nidi.
gnil gpnrtois, 327 on pea-fI
Gtrabe, aeiter bss Ben Denis afllbs,
6o6 malnii Strabs purbs ssiisrRl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18
6amilton.

llnier Isent in SamiltOn III Serr
Gbnarb Sruf, 449 SIo ssInite Ctr.
gea Sci. 476.H. Some TbDne
1631.g.
- philip Marcum, beTen 5amiIie
on Der GIbo Qpenue pobnt. batts Siss
ieIbs Dor feds Mondteu i'm Sti6 Je'
laifen. 9eitern Moreen tebrte er na9
Sumilton Suriit, bob purbe er '6on
beim gsrlaifen bes 3uees am S6ldfs
ftttden ssnommen uub pegen Ri6ts
Derforgung fstnsr 3pei Sinoer fir
bas Sugenbseri4t bsm Gsfdnguis
iiberpiefen.
- 9as serdumias Dobr6aus oes
Surmers Wtatthias gurtbarb, Der bier
Msil.n nprbpeitIi6 BON bier uuidfiig
1T. tpurbe geftern Morgen bur6 5eaer
5erft6rt. JuuteH Die nuf bas 3a9
sefu1sn puren, butten ben granb D.rs
urfatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18

Is pisIe @riinbs segen bk WebrpIliti
oiebt. Si. wiirbe abssfdafit iperbtn,
ipenn ii6 cine alsemsine Crsapiia'
ton BET Boiler i6dffsn li.bs In iDsI'
der 3sutiblanb cine teroorrnssnot
SteIluna unsefpisTsn ibiiros.'
SiniidtIib Der Warineirdge be,
merit bds glatt, bab Teatidlanos
sFlotte uur ~ Weribioisunss5fpedsr
srbdut pOroen TT unD fabrt oann
fcrt:
.Msnu Der Sdtffsbau DeutIh'
lambs iiinftisbin tefdrdnlt tperosn
Ioa, 10 miiIien aud anbere Gsanddit,
barunier ou6 bic gereinisttn Staa'
ten ibrsn Sdiifsbou bdfrdntsn.
enelanb mub bic &c, dls irsis Jaar
itrobe fix ale 05ltsr aneritnnsn uno
Die Sbu aufsebsn, bab Gnglanb sc
balten lei, bic RUls Der Wetrsspolilt'
3u fpislsn. 9i. Rssulieruns bes Gee
periebrs i6nuie burd intsrnaticndlta
9lbiommsn srfOlsen.1
Der 2lriiisl ifIisbt. ~Wenn Der
GrisbsusDcrf6las ni4t anssnomh'h
ptro unb 0sutfblunb s.5fpuna's
pirb bis gu isinsm eHbsiiltisen Siss
gu tdmpf,n, 10 ipirO Der Jrisos baulI
ein p0lis alDersr fein.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18
prhgel
Betam SpIDia paufturf
aIsiie ben . odar6eitern
Grieben prebigen
noIlie.

3onbon, II. Ses. SpIpin pdnl.
BURT, bi, itrsitbare Grausnr,htlsrin.
periudte am Sonntag NIT elmer Gns
SdbI g,IinnuuasgsnoHen an Ginsaue
81 ben Gait sJnbia SOds cine Euno:
geburg i'm Snisreile bes Jrieb,ns 81
Oernnitalisn. gs iammelie fich iebr
baIo Elm GROCER @oItsbaufe 5uiammer
uHo Der Rebntrin tpurbe 5iemlih bps
mitssipisIt, bis bi, polissi he urs
ibre anbingerinneu na4 Der ndnitsn
poIi3eiltation brad)te. Sptpia panf
BURT unb bic iibrigen Demoniirdntln.
ntu purben DsrbaFtst rgb miiFen iisn
Iebt Dor bem Ri4tsr Derantporten.
Gpf.r Der 5au4boott.
2onSon. II. DEG. aIopbs seb.rJ
feionnt bob Der bdnifdk Dampff
.Ni6dsI SnidOutoff1 unb Nr Brit:
fhe S6orsr .Gonitanes Marb" BON
beliid.n Sau45opten psrisnit NOE.
ben iinb.
Der Sampfer ,Ii3aiI Ont6cu
foff", BON 211s sonn.H, sins am 2s.
RcDembsr BON RoiariO nod aas pa
mas, aaHariide SnieIn. in Sss. g,
ceborte mad, Gopenbdaeu.
ger Qutomo5iI bur6 btr
gelIowfone gurf.
8ofbingtpn, .. g., II. De-
- Nis am Sonniag btfaHut geeebsr
rurbe, tpir5 Der ieit lanscm ssb.ais
plan an Gteae Der Giasscoa6es ind
DslotuitOns part elutomobil. sur gs
i6rb,runs Der 2luafliisler einsufiitr.s
I'm tpmmsnesu CONNER peripirilift'
iperbsn. Ga iperben 3ebniisigs Auto
mobile sur gerpenbung aelanesn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

with notifications. OF course, In out-of
door gowns as Inside dresses.
Naturally ones mind turns from Turk.
ish ladies to veils. There Is q greater as.
sortment this Spring than ever before,
due. no doubt. 10 the very broad variety
IN hat shapes. each one of which calls for
Its own special type Of veil complement.
There is the ripple veil. the tea veil.
the new circular veil for wear with the
immense Georgette sailor, and wells
edged with rows OF narrow ribbon or fin.
ished with spangled border in Spanish
suggestion. The reversible veil Is novel
ano then thele are the bingham plaid er
iects, the new chenille dots and various
maybe combinations that are usually be.
coming
Inc color assortment is notable. There
are Veiis IN the new beige and gray tones.
as well as IN amethyst purple, tete de-
nesre and many Of the new pastel shad.
fngs. The harem wells are bound to have
fashionable vogue throughout the sprinr
ana summer. Quite properly many are
with Bakst traceries.
Brown wells are particularly liked for
wear with the bronze hats. Maria Gnv
was the first one to introduce these hats
and since then they have, appeared under
the signature Of other modistes In paria'
'ine iisere straw In bronze IS sometimes
trimmed with bronze feathers or bronze
!rult' and bronze kid Is liked for tho snort
hat. 1' 0'o''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
BY Lady Duff Gordon
f"LUCiLE")

~ much interest was shown las,
> week in my gimpses of some ORR.
~ entail fashions that this week am
showing you some more | notice
that they are called Turk Dresses" al.
though only two Of them can properly be
SO styled
want to emphasize that the Oriental
woman knows how to dress for ease and
beauty inside her home The ancient
Greek women had the same knack. And
naturally. for the ancient Greeks were
true Orentals
And this Is quite natural of the Eastern
woman Her sphere has for so many
centuries been 80 typically the home that
1t would have been strange indeed IL she
had not evolved the most beautiful, the
easiest and the most graceful costumes
for indoors.
My large picture shows a Turkish
oress' but the headdress carries with it
more OF a suggestion Of Egypt. 1t is, in
fact, borrowed from the cute little
Sphinxes. The smaller picture is more
gorgeous. and would do equally well for
fancy ball as for an evening gown.
On the left is very Charming tea
gown modelled on the Greek lines-wirh
Just suggestion Of ancient Byzantium.
hope to see this Summer the wonder
tui suggestions from the Orient used much
more than they have been. There Is no
reason why they should not be as popular.
Copyright. 1910. By tn. STIR Company. c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
A Turkish Lounging
Dress

AD4 DUFFIGORDON. the famous "Luclc" Of London
and foremost creator Of fashions the world writes each
week the fashion article for this newspaper presenting all
that Is newest and best in styles for wen-desed women
Lady DufGordon Paris establishment bring. her into clos.
touch with that centre of fashion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
Echoes 6onI2AoteI Z Lobbies
,s,5fs

william p Matthews state commits.
aun'r ~ charities ,ud corrections. is
-u wear. 0ll ", doesn't look more than
b. and 'h,rs ia un reason 'n doubt r.s
word ih1i nr Is ir r,'i,r physical trim
NIN WNu. re- WIH twenty Nrtfa Younger
80 ans rate. Matthews. who vurr mo
riN 'Ur tour Nrtfs durus 'hr UI,l Wbr.
I1a mllr tho assertion that n hr ,tu
assume 1000 official position in nu Okla.
hUwt volunteer regiment hs vIW again
toxic tho nrh this time fur tho rbu
and stripes
Incidentally ir telling hts mupf, am.
hfIou 'o friends Iu ihr ts..ilupkIrr.
Matthews touched upon 'hr question NJ
swearing
Tho nr' time ever used russ.
word. su Nr ra can remember" rr
HiU. "V1a H l,D vps plnviur % t,H
u' corn with bu Id.inahiunrI r'Hv lrH
tn fashioned mule Tho animals irri
Vrr. about twelve inches wide sHi Tho
corn about infc, rDhrs rgh VOL sir.
inni muIr simply would NOT step un amy.
hur Ugf rho tender pNn'a A. fr.
member now, laid hulvhp across That
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
War Review

7 INLESS the Russians cnn reduce"
| kovcI h is likely that the ad.
vance toward Lcmhrrs viii hc
held ur for the kuyr position is th"
one point iu the Austrian line that hn.
held In the new broken front t'
sticks ont from the Austrian rear like
% N Both north kud gnih oi h"'''
the Austrian armi gaTc been broken
aud nu advance frmN fifteen to twenty.
fiy" miles has hccu made The Rus,
sian Gnuk Boo NoIhyauia Is not going 4"
hr foolish enough tu rush ahead with
the kuyrl menace I'm il- rear news
reports indicate the Austrian defense
fually f. -uffnnlug twenty miles hc
yund Clpruowi1 Borliu reported yes.
t"rduy successful attacks against The
Russian, north N the prlprf mnrh"-.
II the kni,rr cau afford 10 bring SUI
firirut troops from the Ncrdm enter.
prise. or the NI.tTu Hungarian armies
from the Italian front m" c2nr'- forces
likely will hc -tuprd before they get Ia
the Cnrrnthinns
Thl, morning. dispatches told ~ %
hurried ll.ii ~ Queen Marie ~ Ru.
mnuH ~ berlin Russia now hold,
what Rumnun has wanted for hun
drri ycng Bukuviua and the capital
Cl,ruuwit2 Unless the kaiser uu
hiring wonderful pressure ~ hear 10 D..
au even bet that Rumauia finally will
boz cutircd 10 throw hrr army at HuI
gurin
only recently tho central power,
negotiated favorable trade treaty
with RumlnIn which made the allie,
mad n seemed that the favor ut the
Rumiuilu government had been won
definitely hy the kaiser II has been
common gossip for q wear that one biz
Russian victory. with plum iu the
hand fpr BumluIn. would win this big
balkan state tr the allied cause
MANY commentator, have predicted
that II Rumuum Joins the cutrul,
allies. there will be- quick blow ~
Bulgaria II bulgaria turns her troop.
away from thu creek frontier the ul
Iir, viii strike Juuuuu .lruug from
Sn'uniN aud quick dissolution ut
Turkey Is predicted ir follow, whether
bulgaria. rhou,us tu defend her front
iour or her back door She cannot de-
frul them both ". VI II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

mu'" back and sid Sow raIt4rn ,ou
step straight" That was tho Htt tim.
! ever aNufp"
Scenes that followed President Nc.
kuIrNH pll fHr volunteer fnr hr sr,n.
ish v'r were bfoushi tu no, mind NJ L.
liWWoii Clean ~ Kansas yIi.. sllss.
man fur shoe hrrup. guest ,estrr.
d1N ~ NJ kingkads whom Wilson'S call
iur mobilization ~ tho national guard
reached Kansas Clty last sunday after.
noon
In few minutes after the bulletin
cam" said NJ Dletr,. The hoys wefs
ir their khaki suits aud on their way to
me 'im0y After they had been To-.
lrH-ri iof m" nlgh, they hunted up their
svrrihrlfls and had ono h'F farewell.
'ht girl.i .l'fi .hrh'rdsir' party
n can imnFlus ihrIr hrar,uhes fb' I
lii ihs same ih.nr r1soli ir ls'N u.v.
ever. n 800 the hudiirg fumsryss .,r.Uh
will Ir.Umo iull blown bs RI result .f iIa
militia call turn cut 1s happily pg 80
Wy own nothing bui gTst pHm viii
come from the Mexican situation My
sweetheart ~ now Mfs clear"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
TEN YEARS AGO

dense crowd ~ LOYAL Osbhomgw
rrd 'r.'Nhllr - kHupns m.' Governor
IIn.l NJ ktrsI. u' rho Etrit g., station
today noon Governor Fpuis pIo lr-
.E'd ou 'he same 'rilu from Guthrie
md the w'mn"ts of rho. Eo,,rn.ra .pr
Fl" 'u'l uniform accompanied Ilm The
l'r'r V's escorted BOO .lrfItr.s io tho
lniHhnrp club and after h5,' rcrsp.
iuu luncheon v1V served no % pritlis
lining room tn, parade l,ft 'ue ,un
~ . O'Clock and ~ the park spceche.
we're mad" hy the two governors and
Mayor McsH"nhaugh ard g Herman
10" rure lui suup,n ~ rutfon
editor uf tho AriwHre Democrat. Vs-r
toxins iu tho celebration foIrt Vr
'ur' D. pre- f'ui D' ibe Federation -
'omm"-.inl 1ni Industrial orpmn-
'nrH NJ nF'rh0m, rrd Indian territories
Hn' .r prominent banker 0' ArHm1ra
claude Weaver vr. Paul v,Hs,
visitor in mo r.'v today
From norman Prof g N Gould -.
turned ,'.trr11v from Lincoln. Sch
whore h' received tho degree uf iu.,o,
n' philosophy llr viii spend iHa um.
NOR iuN'.'Ieyi'rr tho mineral f..ugr..,
u. western oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.

M'sra Howard and Amcs have
hnpgi' NJ" lots NJ 'hc rear ~ the CITY
'.uh building and win M once commence
no erection of n two.s'oy and hase-
u'n' hWIdnF
Tire" rural delivery routes will he IN
'i'n'ion from thIs city hy July T.
tn" Oklahoma Land and Investment
company w1H incorporated hore yerter-
dIl w / y HI'rrr Usher Carson ma
Porter johnson lr purpose is ~
lu' and .''l ronl estate ana interest
j'"p'' 10 ih' eastern and northern .tntcs
loo Investments hero
WILEY se1von md wife ~ norman
hHr" removed 10 this civ and engaged
rooms az tho corner of Fourth ana Rob
neon Hforir
Ir Sidney Clarke jr. % IN tho ri'y
fror ldl Grove. Iowa. visiting his 1th.
o. Hon sidney Clarke he is sua.
co. 'ul miller n' 'htt place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
eis HOPELESS CASE.

CLERK Won prom eI mo a raise - {
NHa sufi.rU'ur,
EMPLOYER Iui you 'fr ro'. eir No
mon be- Who reminds me ~ prumi o.
Nu.'un Globe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
ouR oAlly BIRreoAy Party

pinlel e. R,lf1. celebrated Illustrator
and aH'Hor horn in Cincinnati ft years
HsH TODAY
ur Charles e. Weaver. president ny
ImurN nul V'rrN U.lsEe. born 900 Ashr
COUNTY y e. u wears nEu iuitN
'H"k NUHrH. fUfwrr we'll known
Nr1,Nv'.gN' rIrINa'. who vpa srfinusI,
wounded whlI, rsn'Ing with tho canadian
Npups in Europe born ai Chester rp
a' years agn today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
History Bits


one hundred Years AGO Today
1910 Tho tus ~ tho Netherlands ar.
oel"I =" tho Hu.y Anru.e United
states troops took p,ss'rs.on ~ Prairie
dU DH'Dn
seventy rvr Year, 400 To-day
go. trr gVwu WAS being built n
N'fN1 NYruu. nUN the rIty ~ san From.
J'sJH
rry Years hno To-day.
1895 'ougfra, extended tho urnv.
ions w mo homestead hu' 'n 'h. public
hris in Alabama. Mississippi Louisiana.
Arkansas and Florida
Twenty i've Years AGO TO-DAY
l'l.NIttrN.s great naval workshops
~ lrr we're DESTROYED H, fire D,arr,
W NovhuN one oi iHr fret inventor.
u' sm0He''as powder d..1 M Nnrrh AZ.
1m. Mass Uurn in NushnI MAY y
'sI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Jane, IiIn lctt an estate N only 'lomoooo 0h."
Benjamin : Nookums fortune estimated n' S-o"u""
Ru, mo-, people viii admit That uIO did only hn'f o,
much frr On, northwest 20, lurkum d tu the southwest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

A fellow Baptist It IA reasonable 10 suppose That
John y Rockefeller win furnish some of The gasoline for
Brother lIusuof machine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Billy sunday made S}20oo IN seven weeks Zoo kan,l.
City Charlie ChapIm has very lnr 600 HNy financially
either
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Has It occurred to You that the colonel was irc'crcn
in quoting scripture just to spring Asnet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
ONE yeA0 AGO TO-DAY N ree wAe

June -, ''lsHGsuou no Wet. loader
~ 'hr rebellion In South NrI.,. convicted
NJ treason ami sentenced io HH years
imprisonment and fine " 100000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Dear Luke riI Won know 'h7' " q
pull .s 70 tool as'nt A. Broadway Ohn7
H O. D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

If VIA phys dead through all Of tbt, then he IS m
deed dead one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Irsa good thing too to have little irony in the blood
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Omit this day, our daily shower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

claude Weaver vr. Paul. v1Hs,
visitor in 'n' riv tnily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Our prayers yc weather gods. plcosc hear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
MUTT AND EF-Anyway You Look at Working Man is Dutch

FCuoJ CIr,gCNS core TO roU
~ oNe 90 you. NC riaANCiAL
ha0s or nus csCar NNt,oa acc
'o'PunS oI ruS,e tueoNcs
S"Itow's6 ~ Lu'ueN III tuele
GveCD nleN uAvr nor ees,o.so
On 1ue ANee'oaN rec Pot.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
LINES WORTH REMEMBERING.
There are more men ennoblcd by study
than by nature-ClCERO.

The longest day In an the year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

How best improve each shining hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Thfo" rural delivery routes viii he IN
oi'ra'ion from tbla city hy July /.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

Ih" iirat M the county offices N hc
moved INTO tho new courthouse ls tho
urohat" court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

LINES WORTH REMEMBERING
There are more men ennobcd by study
than by nature.-ClCERO.
The longest day In al. the year.
How best improve each shining hour.
Our prayers yc weather gods rlcosc hear
Omit this day, our daily shower.
Irs good thing. too to have little Irony In the blood
If yna phys dead through all Of TIN, then he IS in
deed dead one
Has It occurred to you that the colonel rrc,orour
in quoting scripture just to spring Asne1
wall street Is betting the war viii end before The close
Of the year and Tor once We hope Wall street wins.
They are saying Hughes &, a genial chap nur they'll
never dare c, us that Fairbanks IS hail fellow we'll met
Billy sunday made $4,000 In seven weeks Loo Kan.a.
City Charlie Chapm has very Iu" 900 Ey financially.
either.
A fellow Baptist II ia reasonable 20 suppose That
John y Rockefeller viii furnish some of The gasoline for
Brother Iusuc machine
Mr. Asr,r gives mp an Income NJ SjoUooUo and prIn
tla town huu.c Just To get married But h'r friends wh"
are afraid .nc making o mistake should have o., fear.
A widow always know what she's dulus
Some ~ thc rrolhtoui,I, are booming su.7cr ior
their presidential candidate That may tc 600 rsh' uu,
We can't understand how anybody could got up amy en-
hu,ia,m for HllI Suz,r on grape Juice
Jane, j nm cfi an estate N only slnomo" while
Benjamin ; lookuu'. fortune g. estimated a' S-1"o""
But most people viii admit that lI dd only h1'f o,
much tor Oh, northwest Nonkum ld tu the southwest
The Chicago delegate whose one negative vote pre-
vented the unanimous, nomination ~ W,"IruN wilson n'
1t LOU. hu. l.,n congratulated D., tNr ,,rw,u. \m'r
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-28
WATERBURY THE WINNER
Defeated Stranahan Tigers at Water
bury, Q TO /.

Waterbury. Aug. 2s.-The Stranahan
Tigers of ST. Adams encountered their
second defeat Of the season Saturday az
the hands OF the Waterbury Athletics
when Fowlie Of Barre pitched the Water.
bury team TO victory by score Of 70 /.
Woodward, the Railroad city's speedster.
lost his first game Of the season as re-
suit of punched hits in the fifth and
eighth innings Tommy Starr, the Wa
terbury catcher, justified his name by
snappy work behind the bat, scooping
Fowlie's drop ball out of the sand
throwing to second with unerring ac-
curacy and rapping ont two double sack.
ers Bianchi also got at Woodward with
four singles.
The Waterbury Athletics have lost but
one game during the season and that was
with the same St. Adams bunch Sat
urday's game evened up things some, as
the following score will show:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-28
Notes of the Game.

Bowman was the cause OF one hit made
by Montpelier in the ninth when he was
slow in starting and let his man reach
first before he accepted the chance.
Probably Connie Mack thinks that he
will find another witt" in this country
as it was reported that he had scout
on the trail Saturday
Bresnahan is in the midst of a glori-
Gus slump in batting as he struck out
four times Saturday and has but one
hit TO his credit in his last IA times at
bat
1t must be that Russell has a reputa-
ton somewhere in his career, for Fro
stopped dead in his tracks when he saw
the bali bounding toward him Russell
did a very graceful juggling stunt.
stepped on the ball. kicked il around. and
finally tossed it to Doyle, thus complet-
ing his play.