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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

The Suprsm. Court ~ m. United
States n l' decision against tho con.
voted ON Monopoly branded certain
individuals a' helms u criminal con.
spIfsry 'or forty wears hgninN all com.
pruiots The families and business a..
-u,'nirs ut thrse rich corsplrstor. nov
s'.fc'N control or o,s several his news.
rperV md magazine iu chicago. New
NufF ami other cities who through fake
financial writer's hsy~ kspt un q con.
.N'Ir '''HwH.E psnlusi The tncls
Sam Nll tnWpsr' and srs continually
WIriiug lnsiuustious and fslS statements
HN'IHs' The Uncle sam OH Company 10
secure ihe American public from purohss.
ms This valuable stock IN this meriinrious
'nmtan, and thus deprive n ~ needed
capital sud feinfd iis stovth ns srov.
ms competitor ~ ihs his combine
Tho same Paid rfs-- publishes s,sr.
inc advertisements fnr nh companies
incorporating ~ "Mdspendsnts' that
Hrs frNih promoted snd largely owned nv
'Ncnd.v bankers NJ the uu Monopoly
trurT tnrsc .ifrum.,anrs, We are
'uruoH In offer this stock ~ = real harsaln
Investment Regardless ot persecution
HHh 'hH unlawful acts NJ The "rAia rres.'
i". hg mifr,rf'n, continue. 10 gain,
HUI should suHu have sufficient produc.
tiHU in urstis ffum forty to nfiN drills
after ratiug ssusiaUtop cash dividends
and make iho further sacflhc. ot stock
unnecessary
LArEp
since mis- notice vs.. written mi. Com.
rHUt has completed a eNO nm sss eel,
near the urrtsf NJ its fourteen quarter
ar. ions uf leases in pague county. near
1..N|HEa vhrfr MANY we'll informed oil
u.ru expect ursfi, Second cushing pool
NU rs ln a dove f,1l uh gushefs In thl.
H...rH.f Nuu sIHw aUfr Tho drills will
a. d.,psf l't and WsN tnd ve hAvs
STATED Two new sells IN me very heart
10 'hs new field nu different properties
We have over tive mile. ~ line IN pro.
tsyi iN Iris nslh and NAV. start the bal.
aryD ~ lnfti iNu t1l usS wells on the-.
valuable leases on completion of veil.
nop DRILLING aud soon dFiNr this stork In
g t@,uri breaking advance of from % 10
a' 'iwrs
AZ rtri NJ ihe consideration the COM.
ptnN reserves ne fish, IN approve ~ 70.
i,.i an, subscription - ~ transfer n
NE stock The sto,t is non asse..ahls
llwfiHUyss vIl hs accented ON the fui.
'.uUF hHHIa subject fn wiihdfaNat siths
r|f r#iIUs. NJ mailed uui later than luns
..IRIt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
THIS IS LONGEST
DAY OF THE YEAR

TY1 onAY 10 ne longest A., ~ ihs
wear Tho rourls of 'hs sun II
IL directly oVef lhr rrorir ~ Can.
Ger lhs time between ths we
lns and setting ~ the sun on mis-
ds,e siv.. more than rrssp hours
n daylight on ner'mher y 'he sun
ls shove the rtorir " Capricorn. thus
making 4, tho shortest day NJ Ihs
yesr The March and September
eauinoss. occur shsn tho sun passes
over the Equator.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
FIVE AMERICANS
FORCED TO HIDE
IN MOUNTAINS

fl rNsO r,NH. June 80 Ti,r
NWuIrus nfr Iu hiding u the noun
u,'us near rArwI ln southern tbihu,
hnH '',rrr 10 attempt tn make ihrif
w'N 20 tho hordsf because " m. feeling
of the native rorulacc. according to reports
reaching here to-day The men. ompo,es
~ the NlNafado Mining and Mlllins com.
many ~ rsrrhl teccnt, started toward
VI lnso hut were Obliged ~ .ssk refuge
IN the hill country In m, PARTY are
n q Hawkins ir 4 W Mcrri, n e.
liltl"N u 4 Ruick snd n " collins
Few Americans lsu
officials NJ the ypwpan, h,ts cyprsssst
mo- gfrst apprehension tot their satsi,.
's.r.'Iug that Mexican fIsrds could hs
depended locally 90 afford ihrm annie
protection
WIN The exception ~ these five the
exodus nj Americans from chihuahua vss
practically complete TODAY With the ar.
rival ~ m. eish remaining m.mhsf. ot
tho colony In chihuahua city. All ~
,hsm told stories ~ a shortage Of food
and an Increasing anti. American .enti.
ment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
Tabloid News AS|
fo. Busy PlkAH.

pODGGs CAR. Uli ny ANOTHER
Nitcr dodgrE one c,r. Edna Putty, ~
t,Bfs old daughter ~ Nf and Mrs !
IS Tut'y. 10 East Smith street. Vir.
struck nt another .sH sr" wa orosrUE
M. street Tho 1D.lderi happened Tue
d,t r'ght The n'tlo Ed vas not s'-
rousD hurt
CLuR OFrICrEs ELECTED Frank
" Foster Wa elected prefti'u' ~ tho
NNM club .omuo rd"of tho propiIcio.s
~ twenty .oue Dk.sNomp HI'v irlg COIN.
I.rIss. Ht tho annual meeting ot Tho
.rlunIsstIou Tu'sip, afternoon u th,
EHUuu hotel Other ofnrora chosen.
v,r" " l.. Davis. vice president E0
,H. H,d.e,. se'rc'ar' End N ! NsTy'N
'saur'r \ banquet was served
HOME ArTENrg DOOMED - Unlet
iHsrs BE- an early uhsldenys In the
Nnfih Canadian river the handsome hun
..Inv home NJ 7 T. Miller. located ,u
ihs south Ldc Of the river ~ bond
nrr. fourth mile south ~ the NatcrVorks
scott. is doomed Nhoui two acres M
aHrl that formcrl, separated m, hous,
NlW 'he river have. been washed oui
tnd ih' water nov IA ~ concrete
li.lm cave about ten feet north ~ the
rrusr
Lung grlrs 81 NEu John Iuus
under bond iu tine district court tor an
attack unou chief ~ Police W "
Nichols. o. I. 1915. has received hi,
u uH.hHrr' from tho oklahoma N,iioull
.unfd Un account of ply sir,l disability
50 MORE FLOOD pNTHiNG Anar
iN'suu kruucIt. negro 20 Years old.
had been drowned Nrstofday afternoon
n H,tNHi'. uu lrs Reno avenue.
Nstur uNrrhoisrr issued Hu order IU
'H. rrNg. islui.ns them to prevent ar,
nH' ifuW itiHus IN noui Orir'' Tho
k.HU'd. U..NWna Vss tho iNri sIu
. 'Nr south Canadian came our ~ lu
/ hanks
] ldNfR FALLING NGNlN The gsurH
- N" VN'"fWork. pput indicated This
| mufniug that tho NoJih Canadian river
. i"il tSn.tsnth' ~ An inch last rish, \
report from ~ Reno it 70 The effect lhn'
Tho river 10 rapid, falling ~ thal point
CLEHk rs MADE pELEGNTE.-t n
Miller. CLERK ~ tho Leo. IuUkIu, hotel
has horn chosen delegate Nv the Rruua
convention NJ Tho Gfr.irrs NJ America
liis Np''t,s viii ho uaid o., the OKLA,
honp Hotel CLERKS association The con
,cr'lon win ht hcli In Salt Lake riu
on June q
DOING TpENvu pvrY - " v
itafdle. 'cyfetst, NJ thc OklAhnma co.,
Traffic association. s qualifying fo'
trench duty iie was bending MI, htl
thi. morning IN his office In the Coicoft
building assis'ins IN moving offc. FUR
niture
FILES ~ CNNpInArr iIorar,
llrHld rlcd h'. name With the COUNT
election hUnTi 'nlrN H, q candidate iu
count, commissioner from ihr sryun.
isu'.t llr s democrat
U,NSuN ro COMMISSION pisrir
Judge ila,sor received oturisl NO
ii,r tnda, ftrp the governor
that Ne had tssr deslsns,sd Il
serve :. = supreme court commissions
itnm july 10 January T. iaii luds,
Hsyson's sssociatc' on the commission
will he plsulc, Judge. Campbell ~ No
watts and lone. ~ Wsutiha Judge i,ay
son will 10 required 10 devote his sn,f,
time to The duties n the commission
.lIrai.nr ra.t 49,. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

VICTIMS WIZ ~ EUROPE Pr.
t'i" papers of Nl,ia Topic. Rohcmsn
who recently was drowned IN the North
Canadian river ~ this point show that
hr home Wa a. Ln. Moravia. vhers
bio wife nov fesii's The papers. which
r.rH given into 'hc hands NJ Captain
liunsiNs oi tho police department, In
.ludc pole, for u u9n iu tho Commons
wealth. ncncni association NJ this city.
T. !. Hahn undertaken recently va,
appointed administrator ~ tho estate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
COTTON ADVANCE
FAILS TO HOLD
Buying Carries Up Market,
But Selling Meets
Gain.
NEW Yoek COTTON FUTURES.

SEW YonE. juno sl--cooon futures
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
CtotlnQ QuNtatinr

urrrEsENTNrlvr noe SALES
No VT r.
7s ~ $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

The whole succession NJ aide. da .esmps
IN Tho Duke NJ 'nnnsughi No. governor.
general NJ canada has been wiped cu,
It ths var
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
Aliens Mus, s.eom, CITIZEN,

Much interest vas aroused among W
pasn residents. man, ~ whom have heavy
holdings In Mexico. IN dispatches tr
ysiNfd nom Mexico CIV pt the lr.al
Mexican consulate 1hrfc said in sub.
stance that " decree mad been issusd ",
'h' 10 hy,o government holding that
anN foreigner acquiring real estate n
Mexico, either b, purchase NJ contract.
must renounrs rtsl hts allegiance 10 M.
native country and register himself ~
"a Mexican citizen n further ntdsrrd
that any person seeking in transfer MI.
pforeril 10 foreigner must obtain pet.
mission from the proper authorities,
Tension on Border Algh
sentiment on tho hufder n, time, dur
ins tho da, seemed iau,. slmos, 10 ths
swapping point. and at other times isnssd
into patient waiting fcf newspaper rs
pnf'a ~ tHrranta'a reception NJ tho
American fcrH in his latest motto
Hrtsisisni ruinnrs we're current ar ..n .r
W lnsn that Ernu'.nr patrols uf srrrfai
lyfhinTs rtp,d.IonstA command had
heen attacked south " Namnuira bt
Csrtanss forces. but General gcofse psil
IT., commanding the military district. said
nothing In dispatches he had received
tende6f 10 supDcft these tumota
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
CIT, REAL tsr,rf roR s,lE.

llNE NLg fuumt aud gatAe- north
pstff ,,tuat be fnf r..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

hANtAtN. I have H Iu.Uu.t iF.vt..n
hHust near University station INa
foreclosure. price i1sN Phone
Walnut 7nis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
ieg SALE nv oWNEn-iOn,i,O. .

NY Fe,ldenrs lt.l " finf 81 hlotk,
,,s,a.,.s,, s :, ss,ls s lsl' lln. tcsm,
paved sttses, fine locs,lcn. would take IN
Deif ~ IelA o~nsr
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
ALL UNFORTUNATE

The Directors and Officers of the Great Southern Lumber Company
after having spent several DAYS in our city have returned to their homes
Each and every visitor expressed themselves greatly pleased with the
progress which has been made since their last visit here Inc enoSnp
which exists between the Great Southern officials and the citizens Of b.
eusa something which both the Directors and Officers and the
citizens have just reasons proud the same spirit continues to
exist or improve pob Bogasa destined to become one OF the
bid cities Of the South Bogasa fortunate in having such large and
liberal corporation doing business in city who have the welfare OF
our cy at heart and the stockholders the Great Southern are also
fortunate in having the fine class of citizenship which here With
,a work between the company and the citizens there nothing
the line Of progress that cannot be accomplished
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
BIC WRESTLING MATCH
ON THANKSGIVING Day

On Thanksgiving Day at 2;3O p.
m, at the Magic City Theatre
there will be q wrestling match
between (Lum) Williams, Of this
city, and farmer Bush, known as
the Wrestling Wizard, Of Michigan.
Williams has earned a wide repu
tati0n as a good wrestler and
Bush has won several big matches
50 the event can be looked forward
to by the local sports as being an
interesting one. Several good pre-
liminaries have been arranged and
it is expected that a large number
of out Of town folks will attend.
No betting will be allowed and Ia
dies and children are invited to at
tend the event which promises to
be the cleanest athletic event Of
its kind ever held in the city.
Prices range from ringside seats at
$3.50 to gallery seats at50c.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
Death Expected Daily

Jos. Mammelli, owner of the bar.
Der shop over the Commissarv is in
a critical condition at New Orleans
and announcement Of his death at
any hour would be no surprise. His
family was summoned to bis bed
side last Wednesday when it was
thought he could live only a few
hours. Several weeks ago he I'm
derwent an operation for cancer Of
the stomach and never recovered
from the operation. He is well
known to a majority ofthe citizens,
having located in Bogalusa several
years ago. His son j. D. Mammelli
is engaged in the jewelry and watch
repairing business,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
Thanksgiving Ball

The dance to be given by the
Elks at the Pine Tree Inn on
Thanksgiving eve promises to be a
most enjoyable event. A number
ofout Of town people have been in
yited. Jack Friend will have
charge of the decorations.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
PAY YOUR POLL TAX

Don't pay your poax Receipts will be issued by either
the Washington Bank and Trust Co.. the First State Bank To pay
your poll tax only dollar and ente tovote Without
paving you cannot vote Bogsa should have 1900 qualified voters
at the city election and four years hence should easily have 1900
every white man Bogasa will paw bis poll Boeausa can easily
decide any Parish contest and at the same time be recognized ow
in State politics. Next week Thanksgiving and the Christ
mas spirit will prevail and the chances are that you will overlook the pay
men your poll unless you attend to at once You will help the
schools the Parish give Bogaa greater pestage and at the same
time avail yourself Of the privilege voting you pay your poll tax
Do it now.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
installation and Ball

On Tuesday evening the Knights
Of Columbus will install officers
for the ensuing year, following
which there will be a social sess
ion for the members and their
families. Theeyent will be held
at the Pine Tree Inn.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
RAISE CATTLE NOW

Adyce from the war stricken countries eto the eec tna as ooh
as the war ended that those countries will produce more wheat corn
oats harley and other farm products than before and as result the
prices will be very low This will be due to neiac' y uS' o
duce crops which will yield quick returns and supply the demand IN e
respective countries Asa result farmers in this country VIII nnd lower
prices than for years and the American farmer who wants to make Dig
money should in the cattle raising industry because will be neg
cd the war countries and the demand WILDE as great or perhaps
greater than today There section that offers better opportun
tiles to the cattle raising industry than Washington Parish Little or
no shelter being required the year round grazing for ten months
wear with an abundance of cheap land this section should be the
ter Of BID stock raising industry within year two Every farmer
in Washing Parish should raise all the stock he possibly can IN con
necton with his crops
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
hagicCitYProgranl

IVNlGhI, IhUkSUAl, NVv. G3rd
TONIGHT, THURSDAY
Valeska Suratt and William Shay
in The Soul of.Broadway" Ten and
Twenty Cents.
FRIDAY
After the Battle" 2.reel drama
featuring Victoria Forde and vii.
liam Clifford. "Buzzard's Prey"
| reel drama also "Arthur's Desper.
ate Resolve" featuring William Gar
wood.
SATURDAY
Mary Fuller in Loves Masquer-
ade." Animated Weekly and a |
reel comedy.
SUNDAY
THE Pinnacle featuring Myrtle
Garzlez 2 reels and a 2 reel comedy
MONDAY
Night Shadow 2 reel 10l Bison
drama "A Desperate Remedy" also
Her Mothers Boy.
TUESDAY
Secret Of the Submarine" No. 7
and a good comedy.
WEDNESDAY
Shielding Shadows No, 6, Pathe
News and comedy.
| THURSDAY
Florence Reed in "A Woman's
Law 4 reels also a comedy 10 and
l5c.
Dec. End. Charlie Chaplin in
The Count"
Show begins at 7 week nights,
Sundays $50.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23

CUNGRAI UlA|ES IUUIH NHU
WON SECOND CORN PRIZE.
November II, 1915
Master Henry Grain,
Pine School. Hackley, La,
Dear friend:
We desire to congratulate you on
winning the First State Bank prize
for the SECOND largest yield Of corn
In the club, and trust the 8.l6 disc
harrow was received in good order.
In the dawn Of a new agriculture
craft takes a bigger man to properly,
manage a modern farm than to run
the average place Of business in the
cities. A simple me thod Of book
keeping must be followed in order
to ascertain if a profit is being
made, and where it is found that
anything is not self.supporting, get
rid Of it at once. Charge a cow
with its purchase price and in an.
other column, give it credit for Its
yield; charge up to your mule or
horse, the amount paid for them,
and give it credit for its work. If it
is worked all day Soc should be
credited..half day, Csc etc.
Had your example been followed
by all the planters and farmers,
many a mortgage 10 Washington
parish would have been lifted this
fall as the price Of corn has gone
far beyond the prediction made in
the Spring,
Food is the chief material con.
Germ of life-without it, all would
perish and this fact makes farming
the most important occupation in
the world.
When you are in Bogalusa we
would like to have you call on us
| in order that we may congratulate
YOU personally.
Yours very truly,
| ia. SPEKENHIER,
Cashier
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23
Results In Mistrial

The case Of the State VS.. Esmond
Smith, who was charged with forg.
ine 7 checks and which came up for
trial before judge Carter at Frank
linton last Friday resulted in the
jury not being able to reach an.
agreement. The case will come up
for trial again at the next session
of Court.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23

More hono Bogsa week when the stone of the
WV laid Bogaua the smallest city south Of the Mason
and Dixie Line that will have 1t needless to add that
the w. c. here will have real interest taken in the work than
any city regardless Of size in the entire country
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23

this weather continues Bogausa citizens will worry whether
coal sells for six dollars and half twenty dollars to
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23

Mr. Frank Goodyear and Mrs Chas Daniels doubt realize that
Boea appreciates their gift than words express The hous
ands who offended the laying last Friday afternoon was
evidence that everyone truly grateful Almost the entire white pop
uaton was represented when the stone ayed
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23

One week from today Thanksgiving and the citizens Of Boeaua
py have reasons for making this Thanksgiving the greatest in the
cys history Aside from the fact that this country free from the
terors war; and that peace and prosperity reign the citizens Of b.
ga are enjoying prosperity and have better future than any
other city the South Stop for minute and consider the pro-
ee that has been made this year. Then just call from memory the
many things which will come during the few months and you
will readily see why this Thanksgiving should much c
zen.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-23

Now that the work on the new million dollar paper mill we'll under
way and the laying the csher stone Of the A. over Bog
usa look few days forward to the time when work starts the
new amo Building take the place Of politics for the next yea
and few if any, will regret the change
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-10

Special Iu INr Word
HtNGLGNG. okla. oct g.-iu m-
tcroNIne town fight has developed in
'tho region north of BnEiug where
tho new oil field has been proven.
Tho first one plated bears the name
OF Chapman. In honor Of one of The
promoters and the Junior member of
the Mc-Mau on company This town
was conceived. plated and named by
T. j.. Wagner of EinEling and this
week became the scat Of poplous
community. Near II ~ clark city on
tho Ilndosmith land. Application has
been made to the pOstofficc depart
mcA for portofficc and several
soon The third site does not seem
10 have been named II was selected
ana plated near the Other two. 10y
men living IN that part OF the
country
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-10
BACK TO THE PEOPLE.

Every in while it is necessary in the interests of good government and clean politics that the public be taken the full confidence of the the head of party affairs Ordinarily the voter is content to allow few to handle the organization work which be done months ahead of the active campaign asking only that such work be clean and ried out in that it will not reflect upon the party Sometimes Every often Aaska) the leaders fail in this mis- sion, and it is then that the demands the whole truth of the matter.
 It in such demand that George C. Hazeet yesterday printed in the Times open letter Ed Russell of Juneau which he reviewed the work of the Seward vpnon, showing why and how certain things pshed.
 In the ratification meeting at Juneau, Russell and Shackle ford asserted that nomination for delegate made because of the opposition of the Third division When the work of the convention is reviewed. and it how consistently the Third 0verridden, such statement is absurd.
 The only nominee named stated by Mr. Hazee because Judge Wckershm would not stand to have his hands and feet tied and gag put in his mOuth" Sace ford Wickersham would accept his terms that other had been considered and the convention forced to adj ioum with its work uncompleted.
 It is only matter of time until the Republicans in Alaska will ask for the removal of Shaceord and that is accomplished
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-10
PUBLIC OPINION? WHAT IS IT?

The fate of the senate army bill which called large increase in the standing army of the United States and which defeated by overwhelming majority when it reached the house. proves things either the press of the United States today does correctly reflect public opinion the present constituted is closer to the people than the house.
 For the past year fully ninety per the publications tn" magazines have conducted mccasng campaign for ade uuatc preparation by the United defend itself in of attack by a foreign foe.
 It is difficult to pick up paper of standing printed n any of the larger cities without finding argument in favor of larger army navy The arguments of Bryan and other paccsts rlcued, and when examined carefully in the light of the knowledge gained by the present war in Flu rope have been shown to be without merit
 Yet in the face of this apparent overwhelming desire the part of the people, the first effort the part of friends of pre- pareness in the shape of bill for d larger army defeated in the house after it had safely passed the senate.
 Statesmen who planned the scheme of government for the United States figured that the house of representatives elected directly by the people, would barometer by which public opinion would be judged In order prevent hys teca acon the senate the members of which originally elected by the legislatures of the dffcrnt states organized
 This body was responsible directly to the people, and supposed to balance wheel and defeat which might be passed by the house the bcest of the public in times of stress when the better judgment of the members might not prevail
 apparent from the action of the house. however, that conditions have changed The house s the body which slow feel the public pulse and the is the body which >gcring the nssen demand of the people for preparedness
 Since the adoption of the constitution times have changed Now states the senators elected directly by the people, and result look to the individual for strength That may be the the Is mcnabe the public w first stated may be that the real think ing public does not want preparedness
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-10

be observed that South America is the only neutral continent This big region which long furnished the spec tacular of the world with constant turmoil remains at peace while the rest of the world fights But South Amer purse strings have been drawn tight by former of finance appears that the continent too poor rather than proud, to fight.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-10

France and England should succeed in crushing German narism what they going to do with Russian mitarsm, which is beginning to tremendous proportions with 15O00000 rainngG Within comparatively few years, doubt Germany England France Italy, Spain and Portugal will be lined up sodly to resist engufmen by Russia.