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The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
]. j. Hill Leaves mo viii.

st. Paul, Minn.-James j. Hill, the
railroad builder, did not leave a will.
His widow filed a petition in Probate
Court asking that her son, Louis w.
Hill, president Of the Great Northern
Railroad Company be appointed ad-
mnistrator Of the state, the value OF
which is placed at S10,000,OOO. The
petition was also signed by the eight
children.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Troops March in Review.

Ell Paso.-A column Of United States
troops five miles long was reviewed
here by Gen. George Bell Jr., com,
manding the district order patrol: It
represented every branch Of the army
and was for the purpose of convinc-
ing residents that the soldiers are
prepared to protect the city and its
environs. Two Mexicans were ar
rested on charge that they had been
counting the soldiers as they passed.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Oklahoma DELEGATE Dies.

Chicago.-A b. Wood, rs years old,
Of Mulhall, Okla, a contested delegate
from the Fifth district, died at a hos,
pital while the Republican National
Committee was hearing the contest.
Mr.. Wood was a personal friend of
Senator Burton. Death was due to
the infrmities OF age.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Time Advanced an Hour.
Rome Legal time advanced one
hour throughout Italy
Adnnt Rotation Susten,-

Washington. Members Of the Fed
eral Trade Commission hsve voted 20
make Commissioner Edward N. Hur-
ley chairman to succeed Joseph Il.
Davies, effective July |, and to adopt
the rotation system In the chairman
ship employed by the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
GUILTY, But Insane.

London-The court-martial which
tried Capt Bowen Cothourst on the
charge of shooting f. Sheehy Skef-
fington, editor Of the Irish Citizen,
and two others during the recent re-
bellion in Ireland, has found him gull
ty, but insane at the time of the
shooting, says a dispatch from Dub
lin
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Suffrane Move Defeated.

Baton Rouge, lathe Louisiana
house defeated the measure which
would provide for submitting to the
voters a constitutional amendment
granting the ballot to Louisiana wo-
men. The vote was 60 to 40 against
the bill.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Applies Only to Dealers.

WaS,!ngton-The Supreme Court
interpreted the Harrison federal drug
act Of 1914, making it unlawful for
any person not registered under the
Law, to have opium in his possession
as applying only to those who deal in
the drug and not to those who use it.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Would ArhItrate Question

Vashington--A proposal to General
Sarranza that the United States and
the Carranza government submit the
subject of their relations to an inter-
national commission is seriously con-
sldered by the administration.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
To Go to Santo DOMINGO.

San Diego, Cal.-Orders were re-
ceivGd here from Washington by Col.
onel j. f. Pendleton, commanding the
Fourth Regiment Marines, to pro-
esed to New Orleans, where the men
will embark for Santo Domingo.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
WilIvs Confirms Report.

Toledo, O.--Immediately after John
N. Wllys, president of the WHY'S,
Overland Company, arrived from New
York he issued statement confirming
reports Of organization of a 5000, 900.
900 motor car combine.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Eour Killed In Storm.

Columbus, Ohio, -Four persons are
dead and considerable property dam.
age resulted from terrific wind and
electric storm in southwestern Ohio.
The damage Is estimated at 100000.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Pablo Lopez Executed.

Chihuahua City.-Pablo Lopez, Vr-
las chief lieutenant in the raid upon
Columbus, N, NJ, paid the penalty for
his crimes, facing a firing squad OF
Constituuonalist soldiers at Santa
Rosa, state of Chihuahua.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Jumps or Moving Train.

Pittsburgh Kan.--William Taylor,
a prisoner being taken from Kansas
City to Tulsa, Okla, to face a charge
Of larceny jumped from fast train
near here and escaped into the woods.
A possee Is in pursuit.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Cation Records Broken.

Lyford, Tex.-All records for first
bale Of cotton were broken by seven
days here when the first bale Of the
1916 crop was ginned and immediate.
ly forwarded to Houston by express.
The bale weighed 5lS pounds
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Iowa Defeats Suffrage.

Des Moines, lowa.-Defeat OF the
state constitutional amendment pro'
viding for woman suffrage is indicat-
ed by virtually complete returns from
all but five counties, giving the antis
a majority OF nearly 5000
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
Aardinn Relieved Victor.

Des Moines, Iowa, Lieut.. Gov. Will
liam l.. Harding of Sioux City was the
choice Of tho Republican voters of
Iowa for the nomination for governor,
according to returns.
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
New German War Loan.

Amsterdam. Berlin dispatch
states that the Reichstag has passed
the budget at all stages and has adopt
ed the new war credit of 12,00O,OO0
The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
French DESTROYER Sunk.

Parls.-The French destroyer Fam
tassin has been sunk in collision.
Her crew was rescued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
rwo >Irws on rus INDIAN LrE
Ncmhcrs nf rrihC Appear In Native
Costume aud Later ia Modern Dress.

OKLAHOMA cry, July lS,--A re-
ccut vt\i, celebration In NatonEa IN
Eniuo county disoloscd novel
phaso ot the Indian situation About
two hundred ChcNCnuc and ArapNhoc
lndpun appeared during the fore
uoou IN the war costumes that have
hrcu preserved In the tribe since the
carN DAYS, whCu Indian wars were
the rule IN tho plnius country Tho
ottEtunl suits ot NuvkSNtu aud feathers
Wcrc worn m most eases hut some
lndlaua wore wodcru copies -nt the
rcEular costumes Tho pageant was
Impressive and spectacular. Indians
With lN,tut and war NouuCtS rCScmNlcd
the Ncmmgtou patutiuss and recalled
the daNa W real doipgs IN the west.
Tho afternoon program included \
l,Aradr Ct Decorated automobiles. The
a,mc Indians who wore the war
ttucrN TN the morning wcrc IN the au-
tcnoNUc parade IN their own cars
with their families They drove tho
machines aud wVU' MODERN clotN'ns,
'ooktps thc part " the cntcrrrts'ns
cltisVuS that the, are lt WAS con-
traSt that emphasized the charsc
that has cou1c Jo the plains country
Rud the people ot tt IN hale \ century.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
WELCOME TROLLEY
LINES AT GUTHRIE
i1tiIup febbthiiOn WIN - Iirlh Di'
july ~. when Nindnir
Eogips.

sDsral ~ NE Nsris
GrTuIuE. Jpiy - .'fto 1pn' din-
irY hhiI vas niirG Vim Ghthre busf-
~ sa mtu Tu'sdHY Whl'h waH pre-
rldrG pief ~ " " rpyIr. II was
drrded mat mo Dn1'iol arrival ~
ne rms IN the Edmond Guihfic * F.
trunIpn .f the Oklahoma tpiiry syH-
tom Hhould be- appfppfih'elJ 'rl'.
bfltrd . committee ~ ton Wah H"-
t"otod WIN ppWcr ~ max" all nrc~a
enfy arrangements and tho crl'bra-
ilpp Hill be- held on Monday Juiy ~
~ nat VIII be- the whcn IA" regular
schedule aver thiE iino viii be ihAugu
Thtrd
Stgutintipna are nov being mnhs
With - view ~ the Oklahoma Tfhr-
tom company taking over the lines
ffDm guihtlc 80 ~ Reno ana from
Quinn, ~ Chandler and making them
btnnth thou ~ the ryHicm Dut ~ iuih-
ito. Thc tr'riy'ra ~ these In's
would hr Flad 81 courlud" Some Huch
100 thcrr lincH ~ now opor-
ntod 40 not pay the bpndholdrrn any
ihinE on thoif iuFofiunonl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

r.Au has been swing - As commando
- rhc rySiuc-t.
Eccru,tS ARE Stiu coming inJo each
(, rlr&ry NrG better SlccsSS Is COM
trS Nth ,NeTr when they SAL upc,.
the examiners Company \ o. Ciiu-
cN1 hGt u men - up t. have thee
heart beats measured AMI uo-s w1-e
NJ ,cc.c3. According 20 CartSt- WylitS
~ the 5 recruits who came rrc,,s
- ~ six wc-e m 'tcts1 they wee
Jkr,c> D2-iejS HARRY McGrsw. : W.
NcWa-G. H. = shannon. SS8rl E1c
Sr,G E l. Sa-tNWcc&.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

iAChuoNNl.iE. VIA. juiy ~
rhu r,upouto ut large uuuho, OF
phnthn uluup tho south Nllhnu'
runpi ~ hruovod tu hu rr1p"umhlo
rui the d,Niuu ~ many hlH tlnh INTO
hntLntp aud ,lvotn within the phHt
tNu dp,u uah fhloh even r"'n IN the
flt luhuu ti,1 hud ut uuuHuhi mfo
hnNo hrvu captured \ latso man
htoo. mopnut,uE ~ trot IN lruHth ~"
,Uurht TODAY NortvtdhN a rtuuror
N,,phin. slN huudtvd rouudn. wan ht
h, , sto,mc aud hriuH injured, whn
ui,tod ~ h, bobinuuon
Nhntkn Io,VutN druNu ~ nhh'l
Nh,lo enhu,o At rnhlo Nrp'h, lN
iuityp t,um ln,hnouNill"
t1ahvtuou uud hobiHWcn dv'lNl'
Vtht phtthp a., motv nuuot"un INV
Nvnt thbU AZ nnN uwo WITHIN th'''
hr,oliv,uun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
Ii Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
SIS NoDgzATs IN YoUE DIE- AND
REDUCE YoUs wEIGET TAzE
OIL OF KoEyIS

lssk e srv<A ~ Il Is a. rsst--s re
'Syesz sA--ytrs 7e~s- e .as o.- ne
aver Nc,e--ss s,asslsA. tsf h-sz--- "a
'se tss,c- - -sry - IL VIA s--i ~
et1tfst1 tt--ey ne hst-s i-Elc- Is
Ness- ~,vS . a. sfi,-s 4-i s,s --lE
;af G sars 8 EtszrsysG
"a p9i 81 ~ ;a5as- lts 8 20 st-ig
tst o ctsG-s : ass Nss,ssst 70 .---7 Z :
80 ssrusGs -Ass 90 oAtsles uIF -t~-
MtAs yss tssi ta4' Fel A. g -
sisEt ta.e - rttts- y f--s- a. ---s -
ss'i estI yezr ,,s--- ~ n-s-sus >i -
W. So - r.-rft tf-rssa 49,
s~sss- - l-Ssht,y alt E-.ri-t- -
>rtrs as -esA aua A. va -''s -
y tAe sr~- A. e--asAs tse7.r t-t -
SeNso &-Sr sAs-s Nr sf =
tapsees tskf R1f 49, ss-1 HI A.
as.eN rssi--rS q. zg1L -,
Nsss> ysz-srs' svs-1 ~ tIrs SO - z
- Se t--ssz--c l1-z rrE A. -
sS--1A o. - kr--- = tsshr-f- u
: Fies>s-s 10 ssss. ss,-s - tsi -
ewes a trs GxrS t-sAz-srT tEE ,a--- -
- sAs~ zs.Ssraaas -ripsazI =
ADJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
w, ,nucr ,>nD,r uou, miun


Mia T. a. Van tloNo ot ShtcNor''N
Ia hna .Wttttcu to HvvtvtN tWt'h'r
n Nourl,p ot the tUlH 'hHwhvl "i
,oNmo,,c nud lNdcpt,ou "t NlhoJ
lntt,rsts ,sktus thbt shc hc aurrlcd
WITH mtwNh,ioU rchttNo to "ryuunN
to Uhs viN a ruldug IN Wmvh nho
,ulnW oryU two huudtod toNW
hoty
At, lnnu,na rhnt ~hr WRn the oWuot
.,t tn,r, h,tcls IA shreveport and that
-h, hhd hcAtd "a HtvNt dvN &c luCN,
,N,htu. hct do.iroua ot moving {" ih'"
,JN " -hc vould Scvutc the rtNro'
nuud,up IN Wh,,h to orou w"d''n
restaurant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
GpFS lNmRrr,NCE TO son
Or's>r r'nor T>-,Nss,lpcS. }. u >~,hsnuser-
h.,ru lssNg> Estate oS Nlllrox,>>

Sr'c a. 10 hfr Nt-at
EtNGILNG. CSNA- Jay l,-Er,S-
kc,y re rtc>s<t 5rse0sa-ce ever ue-
csyvsG tn sc1,asr- OSlascr-A was that
s-,u yse Rsv = 4 Schsr.usrAcrr.
crcs Pcc- F'-sscyysrtIz r-.SSoo&-v.-
&c ntS A.. James S,nSr,-asrN.>r- -cu
L ~el,ssy eSss--SS "a. & CStcas>
-. vs-vei-s-ce Vas ~ sIsAsy-&ore
-ract q uat = Garter c,Sesy tss,
r,sW >sclase - : 81 vlhse. 5 ucS;S
-rSrs cat- s. tll. i1& X eas as1-
ne esac- g s>e EstN;r>- ssss
ne A-fsR AS-SS--sre ~AasA v-s>
L -rsk-~ oscSeer th,e I-rlcs,s Sgaee.
AMI tire Cn,rrSiw Ard cescsau -
rA-sS rrcvoteG ta-Lt gxe sss-.i-is.s
VIA h4nt ssvr n ce's 1,,.lE- csrr,e,-.
igci-s -hss Ctv,f Va B-,t we -ssrr-,.s..
Glrr1. IA VA sAa1is1 as r--L--s,s
-I-lt-ss sg- e Ia S-s4I= L1stskz cssssS-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
HUNT MAN EATING
SHARKS WITH GUNS


uuHttHuru rItuM rAGE ORR
~ lhir n'Hrun, pud attack human h'
lurH
Thiru of the huHo fnl were H""h
today ln MhinWhu ,tvtk hud now arc
huliuvud tu hu hutilrd ~ There Ntih
hnyo huun hiolrh"d undrt q hiilt'
about - milu hud hnlf il"h inc
mouth at the iuld. 4 ilriiinh Hluup
ntI,iur from iiu,mudh wnn reported
lumuh tu have hill"d a nruic nI
rhptLn duiiur the VoNpuc one OF ihoh
uff the New lotHrN o"hni
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
NOTED PHYSICIANS
DISCUSS Epidemic

CONTINUED Itbh Ihtf DNf
pud then carrying tho virus "ilhcr 10
the other children or Ia their fpon
Tho ogpott declared,
Protection can bert bc gained
through the isolation Of diHcnncn oven
lu tho cnrlirnt Hnron aud the sanitary
control 81 thuHc poming In cOntnct
wIiI II Al prrnout thcro is no Hnfc
mtthod Of preventive lnoculhtlon,
though oNpotiucntH are being mhd"
Wlth the ltnnHfuHlon of blood from
"a prtHun already mndo Immune by
having hnd the disease. ~ by the use
uf Huboffcciivo duncH OF the virus
ltHolr Nor N there nm yet any prac-
urnblr method OF specific treatment
ltocoNory M Accomplished SLOWLY by a
proorun of immunizatiuu taking place"
during the ncuto period Of the dlH-
cnno nud by tho best medical ano
hutEictl care.
Long ),Vo,cry
Tho extent to which recover may
occur Nv very great. Doctor llcNnr
anid In many cuucH the residue Of
phthl,nln may be no nmall ua not Ho-
nuunh tu hamper tho lfo activities or
the .uffur In uthciw II mus pc grcht-
" relieved hy miinhlr orthupcdic
ttcntmcnt what n imperative, Doc
tor rlcNuor asserted, ia To remember
that rc ovVrN iH pruccHH cNtcndlnN
over u long pcrind OF time. perhaps
even ycnrH aud that only a very small
proportion uf thoao attacked are left
severely and hclplcasly cripplcd
The oNtrut or suHccptlhilitN To- the
dlnoaHcu m relatively Hmpll II ia lower
thpu n mcnHloH. scarlet fever or
diphthcriN Tho present outbreak is
net extraordinary, the expert pointed
ou. tot not utucc the disease first
appeared IN lNOt has the country been
,utucN trVu from u ENvrN summer
| uuyo then hHH brought some accession
I ,f the discAHv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

~ \|lrll luN W W
lu,nt u,, UyU V''v h'O' 'h"'' Wv
t.,.t ...t,i tt,tiN tud HyNvl 'l
.u,u rd.tju, .tubuuuu triuoN
uou.n 10, h,od,,t rouuir "t Wuo
,N,uju .N,,r tHuNrt 1H th" ,'7"'
u. , t,,NJ, ,,rloHtou W ih" wl''
,h,utU .wt,iot hvuH, Nt thv NuloW
t'tOd,, plNut hu,y tod'N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

s'ascs-> re,e Rsv J = >tssrrri -
s2vF - - N+s sr- s-s - -.
-Ns s's1ascrac1L Tue RsT = d
-sE as 2szS1 -SxS5Vss 80 S--t-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
TAFT. llUGllES AND
COLONEL. TO SPEAk


-srtN % Eftt WITH the Ec2uNt
csr> arucJ tSc Dvucrri,S have Sot :,
~, S.,-,c Ee vtc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
ST WTRTHMOR WAISTS SIl
CHILDREN's MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

drawers, all in one band finished Regular
j0c value special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 39c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
susrLowees PAYING CROP.

In southeast Missouri farmers raise
suntlowcfs to feed chickens Many
farmers In New Madrid county. Mo. are
growing sunfowers Tor seed on A. large
a scale as they srow corn
Tho seed are hiFh IN oil and protein
md mahc an e,cslen, feed They are
uscd chiefly as feed fot parrots and -
part NJ the commercial poultry feeds
The seeds are purchased each fall by
sencfsl seed buyers from 81 iouls
The soils In which sunflowers ara
grown are the once svampy land. and
range from sandy lnsms TO cisys The
AVERAGE production IL si,out 5000 TO Is.
ooo pound. NJ seed 10 the acre Tho
usual selling price is from ~ 10 cents
pound The average return IL sbou,
~ Tor each acre Rome NJ the farmer.
s-e Trouinr the sunilovets IN place Of
corn
The crop IL planted sbou, the sam.
a. corn In the labor required In han
dlins and cultivation. the too crops are
sllhe. When the crop natures, . wagon
"A sAk en- Auto thu Gala ana thA ahsadA are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
G. 0. p. RULES NOT
OF ANY EFFECT ON
OKLAHOMA DELEGATES

Two ., tho rules followed Nv IN. -
r'ihllcsn national c,snmi,,-- IN ~. esil
'rr the 1918 convention, which v~r~
discussed and approved y, convention
committee yesterday. have No bssrins
uprn psiAhnmA cf IL delegation ~ tho
national convention. according tp Flfnef
v jesse clerk ~ the state election
board
one ~ che rules directed ths NATIONAL
committee n accept without question
the election certificates ~ state uifl.
risls where isssii,ed primaries frs ,hs
election ~ delegates have been hold. tn'
Use IN making w ,he toll ~ the cnn.
vsntinn. the u,hct. that republicans shall
mo-, he tcuuitsd "a Vst,i. irsts IN rH
ma.ies In southern states whste, ,hs
PARTY hss M representation m the
hoafds ~ election
slnre uklshofnas delegates sfs chnser
By conventions. the prima1 clause 4,
rendar~d inopaanatvN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08

This Weeks Novel Is
The Very Grand Piano Robbery
BY RUPERT HUGHES
Next Week-"Tbe O'Rourke Takes to the Sword"
By Scott Campbell

BY RUPERT HUGHES
Continued from Yesterday

,r,,,ir,,oa ,ro,,, y,s+erd,v\
VII.
Two mornings later those who rcnd
the fascinating Advertisements of the
most advertisemcntary newspaper In
Now York happened upon the following
dramatic page NJ rfe:
Awful sacrifice Widow recently
horeavod obliged 10 cell elegant new
Sticnknnbl grand pt tremendous
sncrlfcc No reasonable cash offer
refused Mra r.. II Ringlcr, b32
West Slrty-frst street
Nenlc was nm evident hclevcr In late
hours. both FOR going TO he'd md Tor
rrrtlnr M. That very morning shc was
wrpurhcd from dream ~ luxurious
honestly In nm Italian palace with
Ncmlng carving immortal stntunry-
ano was wrcrched from this dream ny
tho slaycys horribly reiterated ret-tnt-
tat.
II wns conspirntor nFnlnst sheep.
IA Nellie unused In tho gloom of the
stairway she rtnd'ed mo newcomer w
iio wne ennAr'ly drrE'ca' nut' ss m.m ne hung dn
HE Int on n prong ~ the hnll tree.
afnoo'hcd his fnr md shifted hlS cufiS
'o the fore. premonli'on Smole MOI
W" Her quick Judgment OF n"ope
flashed her warning 'hHt ms n'thhH-
NV wN9 th't ~ salesman
Nellie hurried down the Htnr' hnn
''und the Visitor already examining
tho piano with q knowing assurance
hnraomon can toll horHeman from 'he
trsi look ne gives horse Ihete WIS
something. about the at'fuho OF INC
stranger fhnt mhde Nellie set MN no"n
mn ono" ne n mnn used 10 pianos ana
their points a" soon ms hs hoarn h"r
N"p nj tho door he turned nrour
FuIltllY. ITO had not expected h'r ro
soon
To- m.'t'nhn W. p'u,'nH ,,m,''''N
WV. " ,,.'' W., ,,
'",' ','., M. =. ,,,. :, -,
W. ~, ,,'..1, e,n c,,t,
'',," "aN j. h,", ~ H1',, ,na ,,,uI,io, ,ho,
VIZ. [ ,.n ,n,E W '.v a, ',n','u - ~ ,o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08
ALFRED MOVES. POET.
TO 81. BRITISH S0lNER

pmN-rroS. X I.---Aif~a N-y~s. she
nr'f'ah pcss sna r<,ssssv ~ Ensilsh si
rrtnc~sc 'ur'v~rsi,N vill esilin ccfnrAny
with his wife 70, Ens,snd Monday on
,he Nlsuw Amsterdam With = viev 10
entering ihs saf
= ihlns rfrisbly shall engage In
ambulance vufk ln England ssld Prot
Nnyes ~ osnnu, at into the regular
army ! upnt IN 80 whatever win hs ~
the moe, use Ani a. where ms sefv
Ices oil ccunt fcf che tncst~
frnf Nnres has no Doubt ~ che ~.
emit n the v~f.
20 far .v~rythinsa v-usins .-rs go
sriiy &c the H's.n,e Aiiies h.h expect /.
"a" he ssid The-~ have t~en .sfis~s
biund.fs. ~, ,hsy have b.sn incidental
A. icf Ensisni recruiting ths firafss
tisr'usei N ths As1ui'h report unrh' Il.
i'spfrts the rrn,.riiHn 'hs' Insisnh
has NJ, hsen drirs hff shave frf mote
ihsn sNoe 30 men have voluntarily en-.
listed IN csss ~ vaf ths United s,s,..
would have 10 snlisi srfns 10 osa 90 men
vclun,srsly 90 MAINTAIN a similar pfeYs.
raks4sAS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-08

''woll, yes-I--"
Are you a denler. mayhcH
"Won, no, not exactly. that ls-yDu--
see-G know tho manufacturcrS-c cT--
nephew very well, and"
"Oh. you wanted 10 take advantage ot
a poor widows grief. did you7" Ny
poor Edwin advised mo against dealing
with dealers in case anything happened
TO him"
We'll, madam. I'm sure don't
want to cheat anybody. | supposed YOU
wanted 10 sell. and I'm willing TO buy n
tho plnno liz what you say. May | er-
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MILITIA TO GUARD JAIL
WHILE TWO ARE HANGED

COLUMNS. y. NJ. June s-Twp
c,-npsnlss ~ Ssv Mexico mll,s will
lssvr tct benlns today 10 report ict
susfa duty IN connection With tho hang
Ing ~ tsp Columbus raiders rfiday
mnrrins IN the ! sming jail
The Roswell tst,erN " Nsw Mexico
r-lrrfi.Ins - rrn and four ntfirsr.
viii b. mustered into the federal service
here today
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PART IL CHAPTER /


-Thc wolm will toin." Nellie NUT
tered as she plounced horself In n chair |
I'm willing wokcr. md wns never
known 10 he thoik hut there's u limit. |
You know, there's limit. even to mo
I've been an otth-wulm too long; here's
whore / borrow Het ~ teeth and make |
"a noise like n boa constrictor'
whats the matter now DEAR said
Mcmling The dear WAS meant ~
little extra Zip.
What's the matter what isn't the !
matter why. its raining grand pianos
that's ALL aud mo out In the cloudhost
without an umbrella to mo back"
The greatest of NIL mhrical burgln-
rics - succeeding wonderfully well. isn't
IT." cried Memling Every other day
our man. Murdoch. delivers n puroincd
piano 10 one of the addresses We agreed
on. lie hasn't missed u day IT'S won
dorful."
YOU'RE all thcro with tho college
woids. poik. hut whyn't YOU get out and
b" coupla people yoursclfT''
= shouldn't dare he said hastily
since imp"rfonAtod that southern ma
jor and stole all those automobiles and
got 50 badly bruised I'm not tho same
Rt all Tho shock seems 60 haze ehat-
tered by nerves"
Maybe It's shattered yuir nolves."
said Nellie. hut no, your nblvs Your
motto Is sill, let Gcorgianh do tt"
Il realize nov that Il il too much FOR
ynu. Ncllinl" he answered "nnd that
something must be- done let's call n
council of war tpnlght We'll 80, Muir
dock and the Slipping clerk here and
decide what 10 do
And don't forget per'c--nr tlnsiord
He's knowing little villain and he start
ed tho whole riot
'l'll gn down AMI telephone Murdoch
and leave word with tho sIAvoy for Prof
Hoofor,i." saii Mcming. and think III
take little walk. The air and -un may
clear my hran. hNVnT Ind n daylight
stroll for NO long"
Noln"'s farewell WIS, -Rc cvrrh who
yuu meoti and whc~vcr you meet, 10
SURF and SEQ him folst-
H.
Mcml'nEs previous rrnils hNi hcen ia
kcn after righ,fNll and he had iimpsi
the least distance painfully. scclng u dc.
tcrtivn IN every shadow md shiv-uus
as each Insslng automobile throw It's
incNnicsccnt cv-s upru him. lest n COM
tain someone ~ tho victims " HIS whole,
sale nutnmohufglafy
Now vnturing into tho sunlight. hc
felt s,lll moro like n haunted man. III,
dLrsuiso NJ nm OLD mnj,w frum Tennessee
had not h-en elaborate Tho sray dyn
II his hair and mustachc hal i,-.i,.
pcarci. and no hnd shaved his chin TUT.
hot he know that people remember n
mans walk AMI his general look ha well
NJ Ma features
SIN h. was desperately hungry for the
open. ho docidcd ~ risk n riimp,r NJ
Central rark. green spariousross The
n'',.E ,u'' u'''',ns- nous. mao n.'"m' IN
fNuI NH no moved along Wef' Nt'Ns
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ALLIED AIR SQUADRON
B0MBARDS H0B0KEN

LONDON. Juno E--An allied 0iS squad
ron hos successfully homhuricd tho
wharves at llohokcn ncnr Antwerp. nc
cording 20 dispatch from Mhcstrich,.
Tho Germans ARE fAid Co have been
building dostruycrs at llphok'u.