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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02

Sober Serb : BETTER bat nieI
gcrgniieen; @idt bas @erenieen oas
gito zines Inberen c~in5nbolcn. ion.
bern Dos gersniieen iid iclbit in
8irflidfeit gu amiiiircn.
Seit ben lesten SerbIt murbcn
6oro AUTOS bon ipls an ole ~foleenocn
Serionen ab9eliefert:
Fritz G. Book, Hermann, r. 5
Paul Gaebler, Hermann
Louis Ochsner & Son, Hermann, RI
A. F. Steinbeck, Swiss
F. F. Hilg~enstoehler, Hermann, r. 3
Gustav Fischer, Hermann
DR.. Frederick AufderHeide, Drake
Martin Bowling, McKittrick
Edgar Mosley, Americas
Joseph A. Jordan, Hermann, R. l
& Henry Weinland, Hermann, R. /
Mrs. Bette Schmitt, Hermann, r. !
Frank Kallmeyer, Morrison
Edward Schneider, Bay
Henry Frechmann, Hermann, r. 3
M. Bowling, Rhineland, Mo.
Siele Der Sbengenannten bobcr
genilgenb @eIo, nm ein Slpci. c0el
oicr'tbouienb pfiinoiges Iuto 81
faufen uno imitano au bolten; iit
pollcn aber ein Iiito fir oen 9ienit
auf unieren Straber. ulb baber fali
ten tic iid ein Sorb gll,to. @on he.
obofte Dos @adien Der obisen 2iitt
GbW. & tempe I, asent,
Sierte Strabe. Sermanu, Mu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
Die Note on GnaIanb.

Wtarm fam beute nod nidt iaeen,
nelhen @ert Die Hote @oibinatons
an England bot, IN Der umiere abmi.
niitration enblid, enoli6 Inerfen-
niing u%nierer burd oas S0lferred,t
perbrieften &edte perIanst, menig.
items ioueit iie poitaliiden Gbarafters
fino. 8ir iinb 5l lanee iinb gu bitter
ourd miere Iominiitration enttGuidt
worben, INN auf geidriebene ODER &c.
iprodene 8orte grobes @emidt gu
leeen. Grit Die Sriidtc, Die bieie
Note Seitisen miro, ipenn lie iibcr.
baitpt III grmartung FOLDER cedric.
ben wur0e, nerben Dem omerifani-
iden Solf bepeiien fonnen, iuie ernit
es ieincm SrGiioeuten NIT Ger &ertci-
bieung amcrifaniider unb ncutraler
&edtc eegcniiber England unb
Sranfrei6 lit. Die 3ote al gnalanb
lit borlGufig MIR Gin @eripreden. oas
Der ErGiioent ieinen @itbilrgern
eibt. Sic lit nod feline erfiillung.
Ho6 Den ~bisberigen Grfabrungcn
mr,b man ben Seripredungen, Ole
aus 8aibington fommcn, iebr 5luci-
fclnh seeeniiberiteben. Selbitpcr,
itGnoIid meroen mir ms freuen, penn
biesmal oas 8eripreden criiillt miro.
menu uniere Administration mirflif
Inerfcnnune unieret &cdtc bon Gng.
lano eraningt.
abcr iclbIt Damn fonncu mir nod
nift reltlos befrieoigt iein. Die
gtotc beaiebt iid MIR auf unierc Solt.
redte. llniere Sanbelsred)te, oit
SanoeIsredte Der Heutralen iinf
burd bic unseieslide, bon rniercl
| Administration ieIbit oils riogenamt"
bcseidnetc 8lodabe in Der u%nerbortc.
iten @eiic miBadtet uno pergelpalti9i
mproen. 9ieie Rote foroert bon Gng:
laro nitt, bab es aud rnlerc San.
ocIsredte iofort anerfenne.
Solanse bas nidt geIdeben lit, 10.
large uniere Administration England
nidt eestpuneen bot, unierc Sanoels'
rcdte gu reipettieren, iolunse itebt
Scrr 8iIion in mpIteriOiem 3mie.
Iidt.-WiImallfee @ermonie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
Silbcruc Sodseitsfeier in RbiueIanb
(@ingeionbt.)

Souls Sdolten unb @attin, bon
.Rbinelanb, feierten am porigen
Sonntag, ben 81. Wai, oas biiblhe
sselt Der Silber : Sobaeit. Die Jeier
beeann UNI 7 llbr, morgens, IN Der
ct. Soiepb Stride, no 8ater S. ".
Soltped, inter Iiiiitehs bon Su9r
unb 2eipis Sbolten, iolpie Gtpnlf
uno @erpaie SdoIten, reipett, Sobne
uno Tteffen bes Srbespaares, anltier'
te. Sri. aImo Sdolten nno 8corg
Sdolten, fuugierten ais Srau5clgcn.
mGbrenb Sirgel unb Gpriloa Sdol.
ten oils 9lumen TRIGGER fungicrtcn.
SRI. Gliiobetb goeit ipieltc ocl,
Sot5eitsmari6 aus 2obcngrin ur,ter
beiien aIGneen Dos Srolttpaar mad,
Dem Iltor idritt, I'm baS Ghege-
liiboc 81 crncllern uno Den Scger 81
empioneer. Boter Solped belt cine
feicrlide 4nrebc llno Der Gbor Inng
Die 2iebIingSmciic ltno 2icocr Der
Santilic Sholten.
Nod 9ccnoieung ser Meiic bc9ot
lid oic 'Sod5eitsgeiellifait in OaS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
Seitibul Der Stride uilo empfin9 bort
Die @Iildlpiinide Der aahIreidlen Ser.

Scltibul Der Stride uto empfin9 bort
Die @liidruiinide Der 5ablreiden Ser.
Danbten unb Sreunbc. Bon ba be.
CAB iid Die @eielIidaft oann nod
Dem Seim Der SantiIie Sdolten, I'M
9cit 9ottom, no oas SodseitsmabI
bereit itano. Sas Speiie5inlmer nar
nit %iilbernen SerSen unb Singer, 70.
mie nit 9Iumen reid ocforicrt, ipGb.
reno Die iibrigen Sbeile Der 8obn,ine
III 8eiB inb &otb oeforiert lpuren.
Sm 2oife bes Nahmittoss troien
@aite Elm, bon Rab ,rnb bon Scrn, 70
oaB Die @obn,,ng bcren 3obl fal,m
faiien fornte. I'm 6 llbr, abcnos
Iicb iid Die @eiellidaft gum Si,ppcr
nicoer linb bierauf folgtc Ruiit uno
Ean5. 9as 9ral,tpanr empfins cine
groBe an5abl pradtpollcr @eidertfe,
pieIe oe%riclben bon Serlponoten uno
5reunoen in Der Sernc, lpelde nidt
an Der Seicr t%Dellncbmen tpnltcn.
Serr Sd)olten purbc in Wnrt.
gontcrp Gountp eeborcn uno er5ogen.
Sror, S6oltcn lpurbe IN @aSconaOe
Goltntp gCboren uno lit s;e Glteitc
Gofter OeS pcritorbcnen Sermonl
Claus unO bciien 8ottin, Srou Go,
iolio Claus, melf)c Der Scicr bcis
mobntc. Gin onberer bodbetogtcr
@oit mar sic Mllttcr ocs Serrn
Sholtcn, mcId)e bereitS So Sabre
5GbIt. 0ns Soor bat fol9enbc 6
&inoer, nelde idmntlid onlpcicnO
iparen: glnlo, @eor9, Sugo, Scmis,
&irqcl uno GpriIbo. @09e es Dem
S%ltbeIpaor bel6ieoen ieirt, and 6as
Set Der qoIoenen Sofaeit IN gleifer
8eiie 81 ieicrn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
Sonntog ipie6er nodbauic.

5rau &nl. Gpplc lit olll pereanae.
men Sreitag pl0slid geitorben; Die
geeroignng crfoletc am Spnntae
Radmittae.
Srau S, 9. 9aber uno &inber linb
am lebten Samstag mad McGrebic,
Mo. gereiit.
Ser Tegen, am bergangenen Conn.
tag, bat bier Dos 8aUfpieI pieoer
pereitelt.
Wan bergeiie nidt, bab &ebefer's
nod INNER Sport.Semoen, fir Ole
beiBen Gage, auf Eager baben.
Sen 8ebmeper ltno @attin uuroel
am 80. Mai bur1 Die @eburt cines
Sobndens begliidt.
S. IS. 9eeemann lit an, Samstas
bon 8oonpille 5uriidgefebrt, mo ct
ai,f fur5e Belt oils agent Der No.
Yac. 8abn angeitellt NOR.
8iola 9ieterih madte am lebten
Samstag einen 8eiud in Gbamois.
Srau Soertner unb &inoer, bon
ct. 2ouis, melbe @nbe Der bereanee.
men @ode bel Senrp &oellins unb
@attin aiif 9eiud eeipeien waren
febrten am Sonntag nadbauie 5ii-
rid.
Geo. Siren llnb 8amilie baben iest
ibr neues, bequemes @obnbaus be-
3ogen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
Siuiss.

Otto Sluetif orbcitet gegcup1rtiq
ouf 8co. Tlattner's Blat.
Ger sduIoiitrift bon Sniss mirr
an 10. SUM cine nodmaligc, Spe.
3iol @eriammlung abbalten, itnl lid
fir eilcn paiienoen Blab fir ooS
neue S6ulbouS gu enti6eioen.
Sermann Steinntet unb Satin
boben iid, nuf furaen 9eiud, nod
81. 2ollis begeben.
SRI. 2i58ie Sunftp, bon 8elling'
ton, beildte fiir5li6 Serpanotc uno
Sreunoe in oicier Hadbaridaft.
ISM. S6inolcr, Stubent am oeut.
iden Gresbptcriancr Seninor. miro
ietne oiesjGbrige Serien i'm Staat
3crp Icrico pcrleben.
2oren5 Sue bat fiir5lid bon Sbeo.
Sdeioeggcr elm 8fero nebit 5oblen
gefanft.
ssobn @lat lit aur Belt nit Dem
llmbou icines 8obnbalis beidaftigt.
Cine llnterbaItung bur6 @eicll.
Idoftslpiele fdnb an lesten Sonntag
bel Gbriit, allemann itatt.
Iartin Sltg lit iest bel Sermarn
Steinntes beidaftigt.
Sulius Saeffncr ipar am borigen
Wittuoh, geidGftsbalber, in Berger.
Die meiiten %unierer Sarmer iinb
nun nit Dem aornpflan5en fertig.
Griebolin Sdinbler unb @attin,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
Morriion II.

SRI. Ilpenn Bod, bon Gbomois,
itottctc cnn porigen 9onnerstag Der
Samilie S. 9ieteri6 einen Seiu6 ab.
Wilton &eoefer mafte am norigen
9onnerstoe cinen 9eil,d in Gbamois.
Srau S. 9. 8aber lit am1 Dorigen
Wittpo9 bon ct. aouis 6uriidge'
febrt.
Otto Salltenberg nno @attin, bon
ct. 2ouis, iinb am borigen Donners-
tag nad Sefferiop Gitp gereilt.
Charles nno gitber Scope tparen
am porieen 0cnnersts in Gbamois,
in @ei6aften beim 3abnar8t, Or.
&eiiper.
sSnfolae bes bielen &egenmetters
mar Saul abenorotb g~enotbigt leitte
@uftion ouf Den 3. sunni 81 per'
ibieben.
5rI. Della, @antie unb Seleno
0iemot,, bon @aibington Wto., mo-
rem iiber lebten Samstag rtlo Conn
taa bic @aite bon Scnrp aemper rr1r
Samilie.
@olter @epcr lit ant Sonntas nod
icinem Scim, in 9enper, Solo, &C.
reiit.
Gam spredelmeper unn Sartllle'
bon ct. 2ouis, reiiten am lesle'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
rneII7WOOdBOaTd

For Walls, Ceilings and Partitions
Nails direct to the studding or right
over old walls and stays there per-
manently; cost of application isvery
reasonable compared with other
materials; takes paint or kalsomine
perfectly.
1t is specially adapted for dairy
barns, milk houses, hen houses,
Easements and porch ceilings.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02

melbe, felt pielen Sabren bier. in Der
9abe ppn Smiss, auf elmer Sarm
pobntelf; iperoet in raditer 3eit nod
Sermann 5ieben unb bort ibre Sci.
matb aufidIagen. Sic fparen bieie
pielen Sabre binburd treue Mitelie.
Der Der Raaaretb 8resbpterianer Sc
meinoe unO mir beoouern iebr, ibr
Sheioen aus unierer Witte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
Tar ben Sniten Gnr.s sinh.s.

Sat guer 9ino einen Suite1, Iduft
Die Gaie. 70 bolt cine fleine Slaide
Or. Bells 8ine Gar Sonep. SIT elm
an%genebmer Sine Sar Sprup, seraSe
mas &iroer eleiden, INN grfGltung
nno $uiten gu pertreiben. 9ah benz
@ebraad iinb Die 8inoer nidt mebr
mibmutbia, idIafen gut unb iino baIo
tpieber polIis moblauf. 8eitebt auf
Or. 9ell's 8ine Ear Sonep. 25c BEL
Current Ipotbefer. (slbp.1)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
SEWER EXTENSION
WORK WILL BEGIN
IN A SHORT Time
Drawing of Plans and Letting
Of Contracts All That
Hold lip Work.

Work Of extending city sewer mains
for which bond issue OF S1O0OO was
voted at the same time the 81 ,SWWO
waterworks bonds were passed, is 10
start as soon as the city engineers OF
flee can draw plaus and proiiles and
contracts can be let.
At q meeting OF the board of com
miysioners this morning Guy Mcclure,
city engineer was instructed to get
the plans ready. Another meeting OF
the commission will be held Monday
morning when further steps will be
taken to start the improvements.
Engineers Present.
Mcclure and II. A. Pressey, con
sulting engineer on the waterwork'
plant. were before the commission 'c
submit estimates for the cost OF en-
gincering work on the new water sys'
tenn. The report was not made. II wa'
deferred until Monday when II was an
nounced Guy Blackwclder commits
sioncr OF public works. would be able
10 be present at the meeting,
Blake Handles Routine.
An erroneous report that +. l.. Blake
was to have charge OF land condemna
ion proceedings in the district cour
was corrected this morning The com
missioners say that A. 7. BOYS, assist
ant municipal counsellor. will diree
this feature and that Blake will assis
Byron Shear In handling routine mat
tsrA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Shippers Protest
Freight Increases

Protests against proposed freight
rate increases on baggins and ties used
In baling cotton arc 70 be made shortly
10 the interstate commerce commission
by the Oklahoma Traffic association
The Oklahoma Cotton Seed Crushers'
association and tho Oklahoma Corpo-
ration commission, it was stated this
morning by w. " Hardie, manager OF
the traffic organization.
The rates will apply on bagging and
ties from Galveston to practically all
points in Oklahoma The roads pro-
pose to increase freight on these articles
from cent to cents per 100 pounds.
The Oklahoma City rate will be IN
creased from y to - cents unless the
interstate commerce commission orders
suspension of the increases. which 9th
erwise will go into effect on November
* r '.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Parcel Mails
Increase 300
Percent Here
PoStoffIce Figures Show BuSi-
ness Has TripIed in a.
Years Time,

Parcel post business at the Oklahoma
City poStoficc in the period between
October and Is OF this year, was ex-
actly 100 PERCENT greater than that done
during the period between October Z
and 10 in 1915, according to figures
made public today hy Robert Ii. Han
son, superintendent OF mails.
Parcels handled at the local office
during the two. week period Just ended
numbered 22l79l, compared with a.
20S- for the corresponding period a year
ago.
OF the October, 1910, business, lS,.
8l packages were mailed at the loca
office and 638ll received for delivery
The average postage paid was five cents
per package.
During the October, 1915, po.ta
count 5222o packages were mailed
here and 2l .979 received for delivery
The to'al weight Of these packages wa
74l-7 tons. Total weight OF the DC
tobcr, 1916, packages was 1905 tons,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
POLICE, UNA WE'D BY SOCIETY MISSES,
ACCEPT DARE TO LOCK THEM IN CELL

gCIlICAGO, Oct. 2l-lf the Black
Cat clubs dance at the North Side
beach hotel tonight is not a success. it
won't be the fault of Miss Lillian Nc
Mann OF New Orleans, and Miss Pau
line Williams OF Nashville, Tenn, and
il three or four Chicago police persons
aren't fired" for being hopclessly i'm
possible, II won't be the fault of these
same young women. Both have been
helping with the arrangements for the
dance which numbers among its pat
ronesses Mrs. Laurence Armour and
other north shore society folks.
As a diver,ing feature of the affair
the club desires twelve coal black>cats
as masco,s. so Friday Miss McMann
and Miss Williams set out in driving
rain to distribute handbilS setting forth
the requirements and offering 81 for
each cat accepted After circularizing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
KILLING OF BOY
ACc|DENT,SAYS
C0R0NER'S JURY
Charles Montgomery Exoner-
atedi Parents Warned,

Charles Montgomery, IA years old,
was held entirely blameless for the kill
ing of Fred Baldwin. u years old, late
Thursday afternoon, by coroner's
jury in Justice OF the Peace Donnell's
cour, this morning
we find that the shot was accidental
and not intended and find Charles
Montgomery AlamelcSs and do exoner-
ate him of any Intention to commit any
oiienSe whatever says the verdict
As part Of the verdict the jury
called attention TO Section 2SSj OF the
Oklahoma statute which makes 1t un-
lawful for any person to point gun
ed or not.
The jury also recommended tha,
parents keep firearms. loaded or un-
loaded, out OF the hands Of children un-
der the age Of Ia wears.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
CABINET CHIEF
At vienna IS
PISTOL TARGET
Count Stuergkh ASSaSSinatefr
Dispatch Says,
PUBLISHER FIRES SHOT
Owner Of Newspaper Attacks
Head of Government

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-COunt
Karl Stuergkh, premier of
Austria, has been shot, accord
ing to a Reuter- dispatch from
Amsterdam.
The dispatch quotes a mes
sage from Berlin. which says
that Count Stuergkh was shot
by a. man named Abler, the
publisher of a Vienna newspa-
per.
Count Stuergkh has been
premier Of Austria since No
vember, 1911. His cabinet was
reorganized November 80
1919
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
BAR COMMITTEE
WOULD ADVANCE
LAWYERS FEES
Members Suggest Revision of
Charges in This County,
MINIMUM PRICES RAISED
Recommendations Affect All
Forms Of Litigation,

i will cost more 10 hire lawyer IN
Oklahoma county, IT the reCommcnda-
uonS OF the executive committee Of the
Oklahoma County Bar association are
adopted by the organization The ex-
ecutiye committee today prepared a re-
port recommending an increase in min
imum fees 'ha, the lawyers OF the
county will charge
Minimum Prices Raised.
In many instances the minimum
charge Tor "lawipg" was raised over
what 1t has been heretofore. c,
Below arc some of the specific
charges that clients will have to pay
for legal service. The minimum fee /,
given:
Supreme Court-Representjng the pc
titloner or petitioners in error, 500
representing the defendant or defend
ants in error, $50
Criminal Court OF Appeals 500
All ltigaNd matters before the cor
poration commission. s..
District Court.
District Court - Homicide. 500
statutory oifense, 500, arson 500
Continued on Pare Two)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Double Moral Standard
Cause of Unrest Among
Modern Women-Hulten

Modern womans greatest restless.
ness springs from modern mans unholy
moral discrimination against her. His
continued insistenoe on preserving the
double standard OF morals has driven
her TO open rebellion All right think
ing women have become belligeren, at
his attitude"
This will be the keynote OF one Of a
series OF lectures on Are Women
Res,less-and Whyl" TO be delivered
tomorrow night by Rev. II. II. Hul,en
at the FRS, Baptist church. II will be
yin where the preceding lecture
"Women's Widening Horiron"--lei, off.
The principal points in his lecture
will he.
|. Modern woman Is restless because
Of and within herself. She must have
freedom from the slavery Of self.
z She 70 restless because ot her po-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Health Officials Issue
.DrQsticOrdertoChe
Spread of Disease
Boys and Girls Under Sixteen Years of
Age Prohibited From Attending
Theaters, Churches, Sunday School or
Any Public Gatherings for Two Weeks.

Chden under 6 years of age must not attend motion
picture shows churches Sunday schools public gather
ing.
This drastic order from the county and city health Of
cals today the latest combat spread
of nfantle paralysis in Oklahoma City The order directed
toward all children of the city, boys and girls regardless Of
whether they students of Mckinley public school who
have been placed under quarantine
"If find any children under l6 years of age at any
heater church public gathering the place will be closed"
said Dr. A. f. Davenport county health officer Strict OBJ
servapce of this rule is absolutely imperative"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21

si,ion in tho home. Modern woman IS
beginning to rebel against the grind OF
the preten, day home life
}. She is restless because OF unfair
discrimination against her in educa-
tional matters
4. She is restless because Of dis
elimination against her IN the business
world. Her compensation for labor
should he based upon ability and ma,
upon sex.
s. She Is restle" because Of the un-
fair economic value that man has placed
upon her
q Her greatest res,lessnes originates
from mans ins,sicnee upon continuing
the presen, double standard Of morals
So wide is the attention created b,
this serie, Of Mr.. Hulten's lectures that
a movement is on foot to have them
preserved Ia book tornL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21

several schools on the north side they
dropped into the Lyon house in the
Lincoln park ZOO and began distrbut-
ing hand bills
Park Policeman LocaSio saw them
and in his best manner informed them
that they could not pull that stuff"
around there and that they had better
beat it,"
why, don't YOU dare touch us !"
flashed Miss McMann. "lou can't ar
rest us"
Certainly not" observed Miss Will
iams, flinging another handful OF bills
into the air
Certainly, shucks T. returned Lo-
casio, stalking TO telephone booth.
A patrol wagon came and the incv-
table happened. The Young women
spent au hour in cell before being
bailed out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Here's a Man Who's
Crazy Like a Fox

CHICAGO, Oct 2l.--Michael J. Ma
kin, who was arrested Thursday after
he had sent letter to President Wilson
urging me executive TO install dental
clinics throughout the country for the
poor, is in the psychopathic hospital to-
day where he was sent Friday by NJ. ].
Purcell, city physician, who had exam
ined him The physician declared Ma
kin to be laboring under the deluSion
that "the rich are prosecuting the
poorer classes"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Farmers Guests of
President Wilson

LONG BRANCH, n J., Oct q.
This is Farmers Day" at Shadow
Lawn. President Wilson who returned
las, nigh, from Chicago will speak this
afternoon before delegation of farm
ers from New Jersey and nearby
states, The president planned to de
vote himself principally to telling what
the administration has done for the
farmers
The presidents next tfip away. from
Long Branch will take him to Cincin-
natl next Thursday, He will return
here in time for the celebration OF
Woodrow Wilson Day" next Sa,ur-
dav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
ORDERED TO STAY AWAY FROM PUBLIC GA
CHICAGO CLUB WOMEN
TO FACE EXAMINATION
AS TYPHOID CARRIERS

@HICAGO. oct 2l.-Sevcnty
Il five women, leaders of club and
~ social activities in EngleYood
section OF Chicago, will bare their
arms to surgeons lances on Monday
III an effort to aid the city health
department IN its search Tor the
source OF typhoid epidemic pre-.
vailing among students OF the En-
elewood high school. according TO
an announcement today, The depart
ment wants to know II any OF the
women to be examined is a typhoid
carrier"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Two Drowned in
Schooner's Wreck

NORFOLK, Va, Oct 2l,--Seven
members OF the crew Of the four -masted
American schooner Fannie C. Bowen
Of Fall River Mass. were brough, here
this morning by the Norwegian steam
er Avon after Captain Carter and the
first mate had been los, when the YES
sci was shipwrecked in mid-ocean,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
FRENCH SEIZE
SQUARE MILE
At ten TS|N
Chinese Police Arrested and
Soldiers Substituted,

PEKlNG, Oct 2l--A square mile of
territory adjoining the French conceS-
sions at Tien Tsin has been iorcibly
seized by the French consul with the
assistance of troops. The Chinese po-
lice were arrested and Frenchmen sub
stituted Replying to a protest from the
Chinese foreign office the French lega-
tion at Peking replied it assumed the
responsibility for the action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
California to
Detain Mexicans

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 2l.-ln
an effort to prevent the spread OF ty-
phus IN California where several cases
exist, the board OF health. it was an
nounced today, has ordered that all
Mexicans brought into this state be
ouaran,ined for fifteen days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Mexicans Pursue villa.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct 2l.--
Carrsnra troops are operating in the
territory between the American expe.
dictionary command and Villa forces to
the south, according 10 report from
General Pershing received BY General
Funston today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
RIVER BOAT SINKS;
PASSENGERS Saved

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2l.-Thc steamer
Cape Girardeau struck some piling in
the Mississippi river north of Ches-
ter H., today and sank Fifty passen-
gers were saved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-21
Germany. to Ask
New War Credit

AMSTERDAM Oct 2l.-Adtices re-
ceived here from Berlin are to the ei-
feet that bill will he presented in the
reichsiag today, asking for a new war
craft OF l2OOO ON mo marks,