davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
lSlSbIider Sub cineS 0in0cs,

Der s Sabre olte Sobn &ottie oes
Serru &enrp @. 5tarflollt BON glr.
623 0lorO &opion.StroBe itarb ge.
Itern 9lbcno eineS pIobIihen EooeS.
Dic ltrlohe ocS SoOeS fonnte niht
feItoeItcllt mcrOcn. Ger Coroner nur,
oe benohrihtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
GrObc6cm in GaIifOruitm.

@urefn Sal, 23. 9[uguit.
3mei Grobebenit0Bc bon mcbreren
Sefimoen 0auer per0en bon glrcoto
mo mcbreren Srten norolih bon
bier eeneloet. SIN iiiolihen EbeiI
Oes Gountp maren oie St0Be mr
leiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

Sin Ml0tiIt Tim tn ctncr Nddcrei an nrhci.
ten Nah3uirdeen gir $50 Cn.gaAcr- -7irnec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

0lbonngntgn, bic oen ,,EMtirhen GDrrcipnn
nenten" nlnlt pituttlld p0er WurenrlmnRia e.
bnlicn Nnn Dcbelen, Der cfiiee onppn pei xgle
prpn poer lmriiuid Mltlipelung in ulonleH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
gaemluaGlem mnOermeiOIid.

&openbagen pio 2onoon, 49,
gIuditit. Staotsminiiter Gable err
fldrte 6eute, ooB geipre6unoen 5tpi-
iAen WlitglieOern Der Deridieoenen
Yorteien crpieieu bdtterL ooB 9leil.
mo6len unoermeiolid ieien itno OaB
Elm Goalitions.@ .@linilteriim imm0g'
lid iei. 9iS oabin muB Die 9(noe-
leeenbeit oes @erfaufs Ser odniibel
@eitinoiIden SnieIn aafgei6oben
lper0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

Qlbpnnenten, ntc neit ,,4cntidjcn GOrre.
lppnoenteu" nidlt phuttIid) DDcr inrcgelr
mihig rrb0lteu, fiuD nebctcn, bet Office
Oauou per EelepbDn uOtr IdlriItIldl Wlt'
tbeilung 81 madeM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
q @raft6eut @iIion in


9SrGiiOcnt g8illon bcipro6 beiitc
Die 9(ngclegenbeit nit Senator glew-
lambs umo 9fepr6ientant gloomiolt
Goriiber Oes GongreB-Gomites fir
5wiicbenitaatli1e 9tngeleeen6eiten II.
miro erwortet, 0oB Ser ErGiioent NIT
oielen beiben &erren nod einmol con-
leriren miro. SIS puroen Die Nlog-
li9feiten elmer 9eiibergreiflIng olir6
Die 9fegierung, oOer Ole eeiebli@e
6eItleglng Oes oGt Stltnoentoges fir
ole @iienbabn glneelteaten belpro-
Cben.
0ic noes-Son0elsfoimer mad.
te 6ellte einen @rief al Erdlioent
SSilion betount, meIAer bon Oent
%rdiioenten Der &onmcr u. 5000.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01
FARRELL RELEASED /
/ FROM JAIL ON BOND
Was One Of Twenty-one Arrested Last
Week in Police Round-up
$500 Was Amount
OF Bail.
AUTo1srs PAY COSTS
Leo Miller, Charged WIN Breaking
and Entering, Arraianed Yes
terday-W Pre-
Ilmlnarles.

M d
Clement Farrell, one OF the twenty
one arrested hero last week on the
charge Of violation of the state laws
against the sale OF liquor, was re-
leased today from the county jail
whom bond OF 5000 was furnished.
All autodsts against whom police
informAttons were flied yesterday for
speeding, having no lights, eto.,
have osked Chief OF Police Henne-
mann to enter q plea OF guilty Tor
them. Arrangements were made for
them to pay the fine OF 81 and costs
at the police station
Mrs. Effle McDaniels has Med an
information against Hstei1e Meadows
Winkler, charging her with disturb
ing the peace OF Cabin Boat row at
the foot Of Timea street, yesterday.
She was committed to the county
fail on an old Information dled
June Ii, which was revoked on prom
tse Of good behavior.
Leo Miller, who was arrested IN
Alton, Mo. ON Friday. charged with
breaking and entering the Swiss
cleaners, 10 North Fourth street, was
arraagned In the superior court yes
terday afternoon. He waived pre-
n1ninary examination and was bound
over to await the action OF the grand
Jury. His bond was fixed at $500,
which he could not Furnish and he
was committed to tho county jail.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01
CITY NEWS.

-Colvin & Schmidt, cement con-
tractors Honest work. Honest prices.
Fort Madison Gem City: Senator
JOS. r. Frailey who returned from
the national convention OF the B. p.
o. e., held at Baltimore. Saturday,
was one Of the few men who were
given the honor OF the acquaintance,
ship of Captain Paul Koenig, COM
mander of the German super-subna-
rine Deutschland, the first merchant
submersible which made the trip to
this country from Bremen. Mr..
F'railey dined with the German COM
nander at the Hotel Belyidere. where
the senator was stopping and found
the German commander q genial
companion.
announcement has been, made by
local Burlington officials stating that
H. R. Clarke, roadmaster of the Bur-
lington division, will be transferred
to the Hannibal division, where he
will take charge OF the lines operat-
Ing between the Missouri city and
Burlington L. L. Smith Of st. Joseph,
Mo-, succeeds Mr.. Clarke. The OFF,
cial announ cement of b. e. Haines'
appointment to the assistant superin-
tendency at Burlington to succeed M.
E. McLaren has been received by
local officials. At the time of Mr.. Nc
Laren's prom otion the incumbent Of
this position was known as trainmas-
ter, but according to recent ruling
effective all along the Burlington
system, the man acting in this capa-
city win hereafter be known in rail-
road circles as the assistant division
superintendent.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01
BIG PRICE is
PAID FOR LAND
$4,000 Is Consideration Given In the
Deed Transferring $50 Acres
Of Lee County Farm.

Three hundred and sixty acres OF
Lee county land near Sugar Creek
have been sold for $4,000 according
to a transfer on file in the office Of
Ed G. Vaughn, county recorder The
deed which was filed this morning at
500 o'clock, was decorated with $31
worth of government stamps, and the
deed shows four mortgages aggregat-
ing S17,035. The consideration, how
ever, named in the deed is $4,000.
The purchaser of the land is Frank
o. Hobbs of Pontiac, H., and the sell
-ers are A. r Anderson and wife OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01

Galesburg. The land Is located near
Sugar Creek. It is described in the
deed as the south half of the south
half Of section 20; the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of
section 21; the north half of the
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 49,. the northeast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
DOGGIE'S RETURN TO
POLICE STATION IS
CAUSE FOR PLEASURE

,ir.., aat..y .uu. .muAunr
from tn, '.ui... wand u' tu. .N hlsiiI"
NInrd,, mnruiur caused t look ~ plrusri
tr,trduIItt iu ut,fsptrui OBJ, features u'
up.I., nous, ,ia,h,, Or, one other
lad, In IN. world nid voice Ike tbtt.
and ~ .n. had iu,i been trlousrd from
nu o. short tim, hrior, 10 vrs logical
d., , SUM. il,f .r, ,,,. NOT tosguu-lui,
Ilorrihlr impf,r,tIuur ntou,i with 70
pa,uiI,r .rtru.it,. .ufrm.d tn, ofU.,.r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
M,NTFD-BIDs AND PROPOSALS

Ndi,r y her,b, giv,u that un Monday
Apul ln tble. NJ = O'Clock y M llnrt'
county. Oklahoma VIII nt the office ~
county Civfk NJ oklahoma county. Okls
homn invite and receive scaled bids tur
the construction II drainage improve
n,rnts for Canadian aud Oklahoma inter.
county drainage district No I, and iof
'he construction ~ n bridge nrfuss tho
Nntnn ~ provided IN specifications nov
~ NE with the clerks NJ Canadian aud
Oklahoma counties ut their offices in VI
Reno and Oklshuun GiN. oklahoma
Said improvements tu hr constructed nr.
UrtCuhrd af inlnvs iusWu
ditch NJ cut off o. hv Ittuvi~i
'n Divert the channel ui The Nutih cana.
dlnn river from point on 'hU l,fi bank
n The Nnrih Canadian river. N.n feet
.nsi and "a fsst north " M hni' soc.
'inn pOfncf between autiiuua ~ and ~
township u north range Z pud wrs'
Indian Meridian thence iu p sOuthrrly
~. southwest uuuf'rr W the northwest
quarter. AMI the northwest quarter ~
'he suu,hwrv, quarter. nud M, south
-ss, quarter " the suuthvest quarter
81 section ~ iownshiy y north. wuEc I
wee, ~ the Indian Meridian rrd tho
nnrthwes, quarter ~ ihr ror,h tr.t cuat
ter ~ section 10 tnwnshit 4. north
rsnsc Z west Indian Meridian. 1896 Zee,
~ point Where snmc inlersc,u the le',
bank OF the North Canadian river same
n'lnr The LOCATION ci N, center int o.
,hc ssId ditch ~ rui .nif
Sald work aud imprrytmrhi ~ he IN
rJfdancc with the hrtnitd drsr' lon
= rnniaincd In the rnnn't VI tho vicwufi
u taid drsinss. disttiri and the nrr
rl,l and uroflle specifications md rrtl
mates made by Harry e Adams rut.
vetot nov. on flle In the oi1UeA ~ tbs
county CLERKS ~ Canadian and Oklahoma
counties as n mart ~ the rrrbf' uf view
sfs, said vofh Will ne awarded g. ,hs
lnNesi and hes, hiddrs. therefore svh.
i~c' 10 the tlrht " the sntvevur uri
board ~ tuunll .Cumml ylun't tn &C..
icrt any and III bid
The successful bidder WIU b. frnuifr
~ dspreil certified ,hrUt iuf DOB prt
vnnt VI the amount nf hls hil tu insufl
II good ftith IN Watiur snid hid Hni
hH shah immediately urNr thH HvHtdiri
NJ my contract enter itiU ruUh
sufficient hnud in ~ i,i..ni ~ M
amount conditioner ~, 'h. tttr.i ,n.
s,ru,tiun ni ths Vtld uuii t. Inrf.,
mrWI
Nir,.t uu mrj. .ud H. ...
~ nMihnun rtt HHH tI HfH. u.l
tuinn ihia fNh d., nl u.ri fHif
Itb utNat..
terIil "uNtt ffurt ttHsiI t'I... f.
f'UNNlI .f..
Cnuit iirft ONI.l.t. .t..rt.
ftANTN F NN' zee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
COTTON
New yors co,,or


NEW YORK Nuil The cotton
market opened stead, d. decline Of &
to pop,, Mundl, unU,r scattered cell.
iug irspi ,d b., ,esirr cable sud t.'
unarish view ~ tnr vrathc. may rHctr
vas nu,ins nr M, decline wni.h wr
not rll response tn The veakn'N
ebfuad however. AMI Jeadi,d atlrr ih
ysil with NAV sellirg NJ from liii, ~
~ soc iuh from ~ >e, in u ~, and
uuipber fom n -, 10 iisi, ur nn,k
~ within , ~ : uolnts ~ Satuida q
CLOSING fients. fnl'osnE Ecod fains
the weather seemed " 10 clearing Ir
the western h,N while tIs faiu hhh
worried over the Genital eastern Hlt
and h sss tait thai diuuthi condition
had heyn pretty HsnvialN relieved
'ome Ut ibn private tspufts received
sid ihsi the rain lad COM, u iimr
tn holp ,rfn iu the suuthNosi aud m
hulllsh ,.. 'es here 400, hfnlkI u i|"
drruih was Thought lttr iu vl's a.,
aaainsl tN, increase boo H,itfrr ih."1-h
thr Abandonment ~ lfaln
Tihdna vas quiet 'stri lH' Nf
held srnrnlh stead oNh NHt nH
uprts vcrkiug Ir iu 1853. luN "
20 nat aud October Boo iI 1a. HfuInd ri.i
iaH some hghi hu,InG r "a DHp
mnnfhs vas supposed iu b., against s'ls'
'o eastern tpinntif anH nr.f 'h'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

PROVISIONS



yluCNgu. NuII Assertions uNi
inc domestic winter wheat ,rop si pics.
ert shovel tho lowest condition fuf any
corresponding 'i1ir since i9o, sent pilre'
Monds, .haupl up.stsdr ,c.odins To
q ls,dns suthr' hcir the pcf,cntss'
Ia .Ns - araUnst $50 nsi .esr uu
ttIs ussis thr probable maximum TOLD
m ipis vbt rsunsted nt aoON'.urn
uushyla compared attn e3sn'o,u u"n Ir
ip'. urrrnr pii.ts which faused fIuW
- in Or hshct With MAJ At 'llb@ =
~ aud Iuh at VI isIuiis we've iol.
loved b, twc h. move than ,, above
saturday inisb ant then moderate
reaction
Corn went higher with wheat rhotc
Wsfs aItn reports ~ continued latre
-s5',s - ksn.ss tIi, tnr shipment tu
uaH Imut, ate opening sNuir tu BE-
4uA higher thr market syoted snws
additional sahs
t-ts eilstsd tsr sif.nEN ~ vhsr
gfs'r bis sle,,toi completely lsl Tho
buttns
Nd,sr,ss n auuisiiuus uf hug. tnJ
at.sg .auird iUN, isIUns Urg ads Ius
mtffA hbNr,sf wss even ana ubdc
sbi
Wrraf ussd strong u,Htt rs,
Nshff with NsI tt ii.Ns "a % lHi. bt
tIhu
,c,n. closed r,n y, ,u,. .. D, r.'
aIraH..
ehItsso cs,h etslr
Uii,,.u Ar.u WHEAT Ne
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
0BREG0N WILL TAKE
CHARGE AT CAPITAL

VERA JRtN. Npu aGru,ibl ulrs
guu. tho war minister ~ Is reported. uus
OFFICIALLY hut ru h.rh authority viii
leave sonn for NDi.u vrN. where hv
will ipkr chars, w iN. situation boo ufirf
iu relieve M, distress .pu.,' N th, o..
firus '.uupm, yI.f Merchants who fH.
rsr tee B,.upi U. .H.y.WW,U's sHrs'
.iuu frrtriing iHy luv,ubA u ui.,. uH
.Ir u,,,s4sfir. v. N', u v s1ti viU Nr
dealt With SEVERELY
rh, gn,.'uwrn' bl. decided fH .It ,U.
u new lFsu, u. uu, Htl lvu dulNf bills
rsdrurNur ihus, ui ihv Nur dvrUmiu,
iHn npN M circulation THE Eu,rfu
mont nlsu ulans HU yuufN new uuatat,
stamp IasHt
eru,UN JHfsum HtF postponed Ms
ifiu in Nruro vii, and James Uosrff
ih, representative ui thr United state.
su, ,frnnrn, h's nl.n dtlblti BITE visit Hn.
fn NpfI ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

uu H. mt,sNg,i'ps . .ufu .,. .'
fir,nD. .s OF in, uNI1rou, uiF rrlI,e d'.
rsffm,ut THa HtiUN.,Ir N.bei 'H..
f.i.msf .Iui .uH frsd il', Matthew =
rrr1 s. pHri No. enc dsiN urvsIN
U,.s ~...Hb. y. ,uudtt morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
JURY IN POLICE
TRIAL SELECTED;
HEARING STARTS
,, .u,,pntd iru,r r-s, un'

..I H. mt,usuIpr .. ".uu U,a ,,
fjr,Iu. Of fns ulItruWb Ji.f rDlI,e d'.
rsffm,ut THa HUUNI,lr N.bei 'h..
.al,mpf Iui ."H fesd N', Matthew
frpu. ,. p"fri 'r enc ds'h urvsIN
u,.s ~H.IIUb. v ,uudtt morning
outtr1 the jury
uiU, uHuuun. asked u Is ''
..nH, N,..
what b.. Nuur native ,'Hfr'
What ,uuf uuIlil,s
.iI.Is 900 uHt HU,thirE about 'YH
.s.. u tN. rrv tH'p,ts uui Food. d.u
5000 rfm tH uur.'r 80 tn tho l'' w
Iru.s..rs. , those defendants
.NrulH .. H.i that the defendant
,I, urH,T iH. present ,'i. naturalization
prejudice 5000 u 'u, NH, against iNsw
Hiiart tuu nrt utyi"iI,y Hg1IuHf iH"
,uinU administration
Tn. NffI nf,rU men called iU the
u, iuN .ud inr, we've republicans
~ iHusu uusih selected tu hrsf thr ttsr
two af, u,mv.f,t. and Iouf afr rrpUh.
n,ans iuis, W N HNitk surprised th,
dyi,us. 1tiwur,s No ruling uhHi N, form.
irr Df in op.niuu IN th' case tfuu read.
ina ih, new sIapris dli uui hisuual.N b
man ffnW the iuf, Two tt'rsmrr ar
sN,f,I ib1i t1r, hnd irfm,d 'r opluiun
based .ul,l, ur rvspsp,f accounts
luia, NN|.t refused iu 'N.usa iHrw. hui
isitf AfwuN rfuisu asked 'a,h vt inr
.tuu mtH Iu buu think uu would Wtk,
tu mUnfHI IufNr la,b answered Iu
... affirmative. Tl,t V,f, rN.usrI
af l,, rr.ru HIW,. from tHtNri
vss UIi'i tH ih' iufy hH,, N"' h' vHs
Uui.kN t,.usad when hs RI DO. h'i
Is.u ...h Tool. Hie Isu TEN uunIN. HnH
Vs. U|.a.. 'lt unable tu arfN.
Iaust rta wtr,.
Tb. ns witness ,sUsd woe " lF
Vssi.. nnH ~ iF, t1v iaNr.s tENss
tr. identified the hl frtu'h as to th'
um, ib. W'sun ho, wa. lu.h,i ur aud
released
TI,tHU WHu,n ia'irf coo iIr time oi
900. Hiiva.H brutal treatment teturrH
fFs iu, u,a bh.u tu ~, Hl rt JhsF
Irt uHh.. u lthfuaN ts Nn tNr fu|
iuuin is,. br td. th, Wslrr. iuoI
bim ruf iYi,I W ihy Is,. charlie, Ust
rr iruy N.m ult sg,in and io tho base
m,nt
4 saw uskyt sni ibr Wilson ho, t'
the landing W The hassmsn, steps saii
Wiit.n Z ihink the, Nstr tum.ns itnr
thu basement saw the Wilson I'D fui
toward tle notth douf ! hesfd suuf
uue shrbi ii,lt nas,t rushed Istigih
dur ~ ihf fuuin whetu I wac liiiul
w. he'd B revolver In his hsni ! hssfi
shui iusu,i uut tn ~, stopped ate
furuirr few fsri up N. ALE ii'
.uas lruuEii tayt anh iockri UY
tHD.sF Was then taken ur. a
u.HsE indication nfr that tho fisl 100
d. Humi.iri N Wsiuvsdal ulENi rfH.
t.sWt ..rN utn0ss uumpnri wee r.i.
.w r .. #uitt ulNn Wnndst utu' HIrr
Tr. .ufIuam wee lsHWti fn ,sVH,'
uff ..a. tsfus NU WHntssfs u..
rttrH urtt. iIs .Hls UHHrt iN, Hs.
.uhtf n,lus ibat ihrt Gill ruf Be-. I...
HiutH tH hsa. iNs irsiimont i... fHH
fH au1urt aiH.H' me .asr turvi 'H. H.
IfHrtts f.. ih, I,itusr and sisf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
Closing Quotation,


s# lDl.IS. Npui . -HOGS E',ept,.
u.u. mguu IEs and lishis. v E'S ~
mixed and butchers. "'e"FN'' E"'"
heavy. isltnsso tAIILb. l"'',pN
nuu. steady 60 higher Na'lNe ''.
steer. s. ,unsNs te.rliug steers 'u"
hr.ict-. Nsousio. COWS S''n 3. '"'
,tn,kets aud feeders - jouN Na". lhV'l,
aud Texas steers Ss'uN" "". toNs ~
b,ifrrs. 81 uou : np' ns,iNo calves wa
1000 SitEEI' Receipts. 800" s'''o'
,,.,r..g o,,bsr a. ma 20 e. iamns
ts uuttIu,s. ewes. g. ''n' 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

Ch'tauo Jash Gfalr
.ii, N.u Aru aWHEAT Nr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
L0WLAN0S AROUND FORT
WORTH SLOWLY DRAINING

FuWr Wultri' TrNas Npu tlusi
conditions sv fapidit impr,ving h,fr
MnndN the water IN She luwisnds iall
ina and ynt service brlna tesuuyd a.
the sinrk,huis disif.' ~ vii h i'm.
possible huwr,rU in zee thr rrNns
league baseball i1ft rf several dave
The n,s tiuv ssiuUls, aN will br Iis
,ussvi nj lsnrih Npfu 40 vhru iIr ir,rr
Is~,fi tshrs bp fpr hf1.ine request
uf new iuni sfur iu lrin u,e ihr
dik, biuuui tuIt WwtH -uu, u' ihasr
Npf. rui hr t,TF H sfH fHs iHuaf
s.,tiUn n' zoo. .t. HHI rt.. r..,r ht.r
iirt iu W1N iuu.l f..t"t" ih, stra
4uuht.
INiL,s r,.s NuH I. rm s
t.,,f bas Itl,h,d .istt u ft1 .t.i ns.s
VHrdi. nhUh vHs aitatfr fbau .,rfH.
t. ~uitHtN,. W fh, iiaal um ,t
ttttrb isrFt Tue Hs. .ui tsf.uns Ir
.f. hNIaud. hfIt stsW Ia.u warmed i.
f'iHutr ih,u Uitaiu b iu hghtI ruuri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
ON WHOLE FRENCH
HAVE A GOOD DAY
q oniInu,d trpn r.s, IN, >

mans ugsln,, Vrrin Tho French a..
,ufdins 'u ipfIs how pressed hack ih'
Crown princes lUI.t" h,tNvyn NpIh and
uOupumrui
IN. guiu .Isim.d 10, iHr it,u,r v iu
the nufiUy ~ uHfi W uI' 'uill,tt, Nuul
which M Irfm1u. penetrated SUNDAY
Desperate nrhtiug continued ihyi, al.
Sundn, nlghi
Hcpp,lins were D,,f eastern scotland
aud the northeastern Nud eastern tuOm
tive ui England upm d u'clp,k iu !
u',lnyk last nishl In iu, ihId great raid
in lH manv nights
Details of ~, latest ftd ur la,kug
IN Friday ani SATURDAY ulghis tpiis
ufN nine persons were KILLED nud itt
wounded
puntIrk ou N, .ueu. w no,,r ,l.o
hBs suffered l,up,lu Bin,i which
kiliod two civilians
sinking u ihu WI'IaN Steamer rUfth
uf i1'1 toms with ihr luat ~ siy mrm.
brfs ui the DfvW is announced
PARIS Npth "A nyN PASS, uf tine
| hsitls ~ Nsriun has begun aud the
belief prevails that tho ,inl,nr" VI tho
| hates, attacks fnTrsh,dnvs au attempt tN
I Ustmhps io pierce the Frrrh lines
/ sunday nshtnp un ~, whole was nui
. uuft,utthiH fn thp tftuuh U D. suihufl.
tatIveN 'ti,d The object uf ihr gts.
w1ns nls ip UlrnI CO.., .WIul hut 40
l. Fpu Iusurmnt tnh iaUN' mrr Nr.,
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between pusuWoni tii Hri irr tW1a.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOME WANTEp--Tlrer or four rooms
lots. Otudulr Addition FRISCO. ruf
tnwRiumic street. must o.. bargain "
$50
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Chicago L,se,,oes

CtUnN.u Nprl HOGS E'.c.lT
tswS strong tu msNri Hulk w."
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8. tuhSir CATTLE N"''iris ''"
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.,,f,,. =, ,Upuss. ~IEEr Receipts,
,.ou. v.sk W,iusr.. NSop' D" Nnlhs
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Hoa

gsrs.sI advance 81 !sG-.. "s. hH0
.u ,hs r,g division in practically ell m'.
..is 'p.1. Incsnt nut 1900 HcHa mace
up t.. ure. ur daf uu Vua''' N'-
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Railroad Time Table.


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urtI Quotations
TuI sound. we'll broken mules '.on. tu
trafs OLD fs' viii pualN n ns class
tine fuIinNinu prices Vfr,an.
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stained. bl.,a. ,pftf s'suf. sand snd
bury 81 there value United fleece 3. .fs.
fHsu ted Hindrr twice tied. e. lsT, fnsn
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KANSAS cry. Nprr iipGS Gr-
.sipiH 5000. hEhsr nulb. s. 3uuHHH.
b,,,, g. ,ppe 81. rrn Vsufsi iN. pgs
isuunsst JATrl.E Receipts. nIvoN.
Iigh,f irim, f'd steers, F3'hHha
dressed beef sit.is. 3, eubs sv, southern
steers. ;; uuhSi5, cows iour Nun; hcit.
ore. iWas55s siuckets q 'bnS,'.
suEEr Receipt sroo stsndl Lambs
So tiult 60 N"htlings ~ Nudlu 'l.
vythrif. y sous 5us cV'a. 3 jsus'u
Fort worth tiVes,oek
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higher buN ps5us5u siU.Er Re
friris ,NN fl1Gs'.h sNrrr and lNrrhs
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WHOLESALE rorLrry.
Grand ANtf'

IuDEs NbDL AND TAILuN
l.ft.f,I E tfDwdus Bios Pl ta,;
Grand Avenue
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AS he concluded his peroratlon
He was met by cheers, by real ovation,
I'm fact, so quickly the story spread
Of the true and wonderful things he said
That local mans club sent to invite
Him to speak to them the following
night.
Rose, in Boosting about the way
Paley had spoken, said to May;
Isn't it hard that can't go
Women are not admitted, you know
And want so much that can't explain
To hear that beautiful speech again"
Nav said: I'D like to hear it. too.
One can always do what one wants to do.
If in the gallery we went and hid
No one would know. Let's 60
They did.
When Paley entered, so grand and tall
Praised and applauded by one and all,
Rose at her heart felt certain STIR
AS she thought that it all was due to
her.
He began to speak, though it wasn't
quite
The speech he had made the other night
He did not mention the word divine
Or speak of an angel, or home or shrine
Tonight he was off on different tack;
He seemed to be speaking of womens
lack
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ARE WOMEN PEOPLE?
By Alice Duer Miller

Of brain; in fact, he was free to state
He'd never met one who could reason
straight.
Women were beings of fads and pas
sons,
And, goodness, gentlemen, think of the
fashions!
Must we have them in the Senate hall,
Crinolines, bustles, high-heels, and all?
Suffragists told him that women's great
Sense of honor would save the State;
He did not want to say anything shady,
But had any one present played bridge
with lady?
1t made him think; and then - and
He told story about hen
Not very bad as story goes,
But somehow very dreadful to Rose,
And the thing that shocked her beyond
all measure
Was the way the audience roared with
pleasure.
When it was over, Rose, distressed,
Puzzled, astonished, hurt, depressed,
After silence said to May:
as it that all men feel that way?"
mo. not many" said May, land they
Are getting beautifully less each day.
But something like this is what they
mean,
When they call woman tireside
queen"