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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
SuIIanS lpirO muaemiit6lid,,

Berlin s. 9luenit. Gie boI.
ldnoiidc 3citmg u9licluue 9lotter.
oaui'Ihe Gouront" erfldrt. oaB sic
gnglouocr Sdiiie, oie nit @ci5en
uno @etreioe fiir SoaauO belaoen
uno aus 0en Scr. Staoten fonmen
ouf6alteu, neil oie &erfrohhng
our6 6irmen porgenomnen mlrOe,
Oie auf scr engliicbenSh Shmar5iiite itc.
6cu Ger uGourant~ crfl0rt, menu
Soaono Oieie 6onOlun obne Eroteit
eutgeacnriumt Observation-Disclosures
noh oem ariege IN 6rdgc itebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
@cmcinIdlaftIidcs @umsert.

llcber 200O &erionen nobmen oe.
itcrn g(beno al oent opciteu eemein-
idoftliben CONCERT Dor Dem @ni6.
ington-0enfmol on Wiount Sermon
Square Ebeil. 0ie Muni5ipoIs&a-
pelle bro6te ein bor8iiglibes @ro-
gronm gum @ortrog. 9lu6 ole S8on.
cclbiIoer muroen nit groBem 9eiiolL
aufgenommen. @ier 2ieoer, oGolln.
bio, tbc Sem Of tbe Ocean" nOlo
9lad Soc" uSome, inject Some~rnO
Baltimore, our Baltimore, murs
Den bon Der Mcnicbcnmenge nit Gu.
tbniiosnlS 0elnnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
3n Aen llebrinen.

9on0on s. ghiouit - gSah ci-
ner9efonntmohiuo ser 2IopoShifi.
fabrtS Slgeutur miro anecuommcn,
ooB Der britiibe Gompfer u1rioeut," +"
1929 Eouucn &oumgebolt, gehmteu
lit,
Iie ~Srioent" mar 325 SUB lang.
As Sub brett unO bate ciueu Siei.
gang BON % SUB Ser Seimat1s6a.
len mar 9leucoitle, lnO purOe oos
Shiif I'M Sabre 1902 in Stodtom
aebalt
Son0on, s. glnguii, n Ger arie-
hiihe Gompfcr u9IdlcuSr miroe
Uerieutt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Gim6reder mirD iibcr 0adcr neiaat.

0lnbreder ulr0 iiber SGdJcr gcjngt.
Sed)s 6cuerpe6rIcite iibcrroi6tcn
cineu 9}ceer bel cinem @iubru6.
GericIbe fliidtctc iiber mcb-
rcrc OG6cr
Sin glcger, Ger in sic @o6nun9
bon Or. Sarpep 9. Stoue, g}r. 2t4,
Dit Yrciion -StroBc, eiu9ebro6cu
bate, ipurOe bci'm Gerlolien Oes @e.
bGuocs entOedt uno bon ic6S 6eucr-
luc6rlellten Der Spriben-Gompaenie
g2r. % iiber oic G66er ser nngren-
5enOcn 6Giier beriolgt Der Sin.
BREEDER cnttam o6cr ourdb cine gIacD,
in pel6e ct Ourdb cine Sintcrtbiirc
Der n&rcIton departments" geIbliipft
mor. SIN Seller ser n@reiton g[port.
mentS" ipuroe ser 6lii6tling bon
Ocm 91odtipG6tcr, Scr e6enfaas elm
gleeer iit nit cincm 9ieOolocr oufgc-
bolten. glngitcriiiat ltieB Ser 6Iie-
benoc Die Morte aus. n3pei peiBe
@iGnner Oerfoloen mid. sic woIlen
mid t60ten. 2aB mid loufenl" Ter
9Iodtipddter IieB ieincn Sloiieuge-
fdbrten los uuo Oerielbe Oeridwano
Onrd sic Sintert6iir in oic 9l0cp.
Cic @oIi5ci Oeriu6t icet, ocs Ser.
ldmunocncn bobboft 5u mcroen.
&llr5 nod) 3 llbr eeltcrn Morgen
bemcrfte ser Ienermcbrmonn Sarrp
Slemming, Der IN Ser Tbiirc oeS
SSpribenbollcS gir. % Iton0, cinen
9tcger, Ger iidb iiber oen 3ouu bin-
ter Dem Souie bon 9r. Stone
i6pong. @r benohritbtiete ieiue
Gomcrooen. Scbs Tcuerlpe6rlclItc
gingen oann auf Oas Sous 5u. Che
lie o6er BORT anfomen ibIiipitc Der
9leger nit cincm Softer IN Der @ano
aus eincm 6enitcr. g[ls cr iib cut
ocdt lob, lieB or oen Softer foIlen
lno iprong freiiuce ourh ooS Sen-
tier ms Sois 5uriid. gr pirOe bis
auf's Go6 OerfoIet @on BORT licB
CT li6 ouf oos Gah Oes SorieS bon
Or. @oworO $. SRi6oroion 9sr. 2l6,
0it-Yreiton-StroBc, nieoerfaIlen. @S
eeIaug i9m baum mittclit elmer Seiter
in Oie r&reiton departments" ein5iI'
0rineen un0 nod Dem Seller 5ll
flii1tcn, iuo CT Oem gladhp06ter IN
Sic SGnoe ficI, bon ocmlelbcn obcr
los9eloiien mllroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Shrfcn riidcn pOr.

2onOon, 8. glueuit. Cine
GonitantinopIer 2epcihc beiagt, ooB
Oie Eiirfen nod 9ermoni6ab (9Ser.
iien) porriiden PIN Nlouto9 bciee-
ten oieielbcn 0nbra uno anOere El6.
&c oli Dem @eee na1 Somooan.
Ger tiirfiihe 6inan5miniiter. fiigt
oic Gcpeibe bin6u lit ermohtigt
worOcn bon Deihiblono cine 9lnIei.
6e III S0be bon 25,0O0,000 Efuuo
nni1lnehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
WlarSIamScr GrnStcbcridt.

Sr. Sliper 8. 6oiii9, Der @etter-
@eo6o9ter in Baltimore, bat einen
8cribt iibcr 0ie @rnote in MorpIono
5uiommenaeiteIIt uno iogt, BOB cS I'M
Often oeS StooteS niht Oicl geregnet
bat, oo9egen berri6te picl Hcgen i'm
peitliAcn WlorplonO. Gr ioet, Dob
8por ole @rnote I'M SIaoemeinen gut
mar, Ood lon scr Sobod 6eoeiltenO
ourA @iirmer gelitten ba6cn Ger
@oronihlag fir Wlorplono it, ipie
fnlat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
sImd ccitcrrcidl rcOandirt i'd.

u lmiteroom. pia Sonoon, s.
9luguit. Gie @iener. 3eitung Der.
0ifcntlidte cine @erfiieung Der otter.
reibiiden &cgierune, pelhe cine
5wangspciie &ermaltung alIer Sir
men ino @rdndeu. Die BON feinoli-
den S0nocrn gelcitet oOer gefiibrt
mcr0en poriiebt. Gieie gcrfiignng
be5iebt Iid au6 auf 9ron6eu ooer
SSirmen, oeren Ropitol einem 6einoe
ecbort. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Tramsuiem aud iicsrcid5.
yladl Scm gI6enOberidjt babcu OicicI-
ben Ocntidc SdiitcRgrG6cu be-

ictt.
&uriS, s. 9luouit. 9lod ocm
offiSiellcn 8ericbt. Oen ole fran5oii-
ide Scercsleiting beltte 9lbeno per-
offeutIibte baben oie SralBoien be.
trG6tIi9c @rfolge in ser Shlodt an
Ger Somme cr6ielt. Sn 5mei Soeen
babeu Oieicl6cn Oeuticbe Sbiibengrd-
ben ouf elmer 6ront BON iiber orct
MeiIen un0 elmer Eiefc BON orei bis
pier6unocrt Wletcrn gcnommcu.
SIN Geroun.glbidnitt bobcn lic an
gcblib pie0er einen SUB ouf ole
S6ioumont.@crfe iescn 0iirfen. Ser
8eri6t bat i'm @ortlout folsenocn
SnboIt:
n9lor0IiH Ger Somme pergroBer-
ten mir geitern micre GrfoIge. @ir
bcieBtcn elm flcincs @eb0l3 lmO eli.
ucn itorf befcitigten ieiuolichenShii.
bengroben noroli6 bon Sem mel.
den mir in inherent 9eiib bieItcn.
ISM @an3en baben mir in 0eu 5pei
Sogen n0rolih Ger Somme bic gan.
&c 9inie Der ocutihen SAiisen9ro-
ben ouf einer6ront BON 6 &ilomctern
(3.75 Mcilem mo elmer Eiefe bon
orci bis 500 Metern genommcn.
SSn Scr Champagne miroen ee.
itern noH cinem lcbbaften 9ombar.
oemcnt Itarfe fcinoIihc glbtbeiIuu.
gen mcI6e init Sonogronaten unie.
re Stelimeen noroneitlih bon Eo-
blrc imo cincu fleinen @olten am
Siisel gtr. 1875 augriffen, 0lrd I'M.
Ter 6cuer pertrieben.
Qluf Dem rehtcn llfer ser Nioos
wiitbct oic S6iaht auf oer gon8cl
Sbioltmont SlcnrD 6ront peiter.
Nlit beplmoernswiiroigcr 3d6igteit
6icltcn umicrc Eruppen ben 9Inorii.
len ltono, imO mieien oielelben 5lt.
rid. Scr ScinO perhdte 0urd @e.
gcnangriffe uus 0en in oen lebtcn
Sngen gelpounenen 9o0eu itreitig
5u MAIDEN, pelder noromeitlih inO
iiiOlid Der E6iaumont. @crfe lie9t
llniere Erlppen beiebtcn ollc Tbeii
le Oic Scr SeinO ibncu obgcnommcr
bntte lpieOcr mo be0robten pou ncll,
em oie E6inunont- @erfe.
9tn Scr @our.G r.Gbopitr- G6enoisfront
eroberten mir einige @rGbcn lmo an
einem oeluiiien @lmft 8pei Sinicn Oei
icinoIihcn @r1beu. giner ocriel
ben cnt6ielt ungei6br 100 toote umi
pcrplmoete 0eutihe.
sSn oicien ucrlhicOcnen 9lftionel
mabtcn mir nnscfdbr 200 llnpcr
mlinocte 81 @cfangcnen, BON mclhcr
feds Sfii5iere woren; OeSeleiden CT
beutetcn mir feds Wlaidinengepebre
@iner unierer 5lieoer brodte einl
Oeltidbc Wioihine sur Strede. ipeIh,
in Slommcn in 0en iein0liden 81
nien norOlidb BON 9luberipc fiel.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
gInn Nrr Miic iibermannt.

gou ser Site iiberipdItigt wuroe
gcItern Morgcu @eniamin 3. Stod.
lett, AZ Sabre alt, bon glr. 1909,
2cmmon.5traBc. Gr wrroc no9 lei.
ner @o6nuug gcbradt. Ser Soriail
trug licb al ocr gde Scr ASine- mo
9erineton-Stro 5u. Der 6oll 1T
nid6t ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

Die ongegebenen Yreile lino oieics
Sd6r H6eraa 6ober inO bel Sortof-
ieln iogor beinobe 0os Coppelte &C.
gen IebteS SSobr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Weredticrtist.

SSiro bon oeltlden 3cltln9cn Die
erihieBing ocS aopitdn GborIcs
SrDott, II Sein 9Ingriff auf OaS
oeuti6c llnteriec6oot ipirO ais bin.
terliItig be5eihnet. @nglon0
miro Der Sim fiir @litoefiibI ab-
geiproben.
(GrobtIos mad eobOiue)
Berlin, s. glug. Gie lleber.
ice g}odric6ten 9lgentur bcrihtct:
Ieutide 9ldttcr bciprcben Die britt
ihen Gomnentore in 9e5ug ouf sic
@rlbieBung OeS 4apitGnS Charles
'Srpott, bonn britii6cn 0ompfer
,9riillelS" lmO erfldrcn eiuniitbig,
ooB 0ie britildcn gluslegungen Die
S6otlo6en 81 entiteIcn iu6en. inOem
Tie beboupten ser Gopitdn lei bcrllr.
t6cilt morOen, ipeil CT lib gegcn fcinO-
lide 9lneriffc pertbeioigt babe. gs
lit Tbotlobe, ooB oos llrtbeil oer-
bGngt muroc, peil CT einen bintcrli.
Itigen lleberrolhlmgSongriif ouf Elm
Oeutihes Sou6boot pmternobm I'M
Sen fir oie 3erit0rlng cineS Inter
iec6ootes alSgeebten &reis 81 erlon-
gen.
Die 3eitungen beiteben ferner oo-
rnuf OoB GeutiblonO niemolS oos
imbeibrdnfte GeHt ser @ertbeioi-
glng onerfonut babe mo OaB eS
gleihgiiltig lit, Oh @roBbritonnien
oenielben Stonopiuift cimlimnlt, 8il-
nal Oo britiihe @eiesonihoinmgeu
oui 9lniidten Der &otbiamfeit mo
niht auf iolden ser @erehtigfeit be,
ruben.
60 lit 8um 9eiipiel Der gegen bic
@iOilbeUolferltng GeutiHlanOS gerih.
tete britiiAe 9lusbingeringsplar
DolltGnOig oen internotionolen @e'
ieben 8rnpioer. @etreffS Scr opn Del
engii6en Erciie oc5eieten Gntrii
Ihuug, peiien sic oeltiben 9lottcI
oIf oie @rmorOlng Scr Wlonniboii
eines Oeutihen GouhbooteS Ourd OoS
britiid6e @ohtidiff a9orulon9" bin
ebenio auf oen aaine Stephen" SAL
Oeiien Monnihoit iid meigerte, OiC
Selite bonn perllugliidten Zeppelin
IS 19" aui5unc6men uno ouh an
oie S1l61tereien in SrlouO
Sic erinnern audi an Die Gbotlohe
OoB Die nSeIOin bon Coos" fiir5lid
cine britiibe glus5eihning er9ielt
megen Der feiecn imO oerrotberiiHcr
@rmorOlmg bon fiinf oeutldeu Sol
0oten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Qief nnter cincn etrahenbalnuaa0On

, SoncS Soncs, s Sabre olf pom
Slr. COG, gtorO.@incent-Str ge-
rict6 eeitcrn bei'm Spielcn untcr ci-
nen Observation-Disclosures an @il-
NOR imO Sorotoga-StroBc. Der
S5iibrer brabte ben @og9on loiort
5ltm Stc6en lno 500 oen 9uobcn
.untcr ocn &Gocrn berOor. SSaues
puroe na6 Dem 6ronfIin-Sqnorc'
Solpitol gebra1t, no ieitgeIteIlt
lpltroc, OaB cr oliBer 9lbi6iiriungcu
old inncrliCbc @erlebungen Oauon-
getrogen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Olu gItInutic Gitu.

2ieutenont @oiep bonn 9ertiaon-
8iireou fubr nit ietaer @attin ollf
cinige @o6en naH gLtloutic Gitp, I'M
lib BORT 5u erbolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
spurlos pcrIdl,ultuoen.

SroBoen bic &oli5ei cine eingeben-
oe llnteriubunq onitellte, fonnte Der
II Sabre altc Meper Surlt bon ytr.
146, N1orO.Sigb.StroBe, Ser am per-
ganeenen Sonntag aus Dem nSsrae'
Iitiiiben Seinl fir Sdpinoiiidtige~
an Scr &eiiterstopn HouS eutiprong,
nod nidt eefllnoen weroen.
Or. $. 6. @etermon uuo 6rou ba-
ben cine 9lltomo6iltoir uaH EittS-
burg9 uuo 5uriid onoetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Nurf Nlnuitiun i'm YultimOrcr 0ufcm
UcrlaOen.


Die 9iioget.gcboroe eeitot' e.
tern ser 9artIctt-SopworO i'm
9oltimorer Soien Ntinition orf
Sdiffe 5u ocrlooen. @s bciBt, OaB
cine 9ln5a6l onoerer 6irmen Ooiielbe
@cilb eingereiht 6nben. 0ie 8iio.
get-ge6or0c bat ocn Sofen-Sngc.
nicur WlcGop initrliirt, 0nB Oie6irma
9ortlett-Sopwuro ge5iuuugeu icin
loa, oie @erlaorne an einem Nrt
bor3unebmen Der weit bon Dem be-
le6tet Tbeil OeS 6afens entfernt it,
uno oiiBerOem 70 menig pie mogIi6
|lunition OurH Die Staot 81 trans
portiren. Die 5irmo bat @rlaubniB
erbolten, cine @erft nobe Eiirner's
Station 8u bouen, ouf Der Iie S6rop-
nelle uuo ouocre Wlimition Oerlaoen
oarf. 0as 2aoeu miro inter Der 8e-
oufii6tieune icitenS it1Otiider uno
Sunoes- -Suipeftoren Dor iib ge6eu,
imo ieOc 8oriidtsnoBregcl miro ge-
trotfcn peroerL Inn 2c6en unO 81
oentblm 81 idiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

Gin hinQcr Nianu NM cine Srali mn ia
ciner 9Slriblh0ii 81 drbclicn Nun3uiraacu
i'm ,,HentdlcH 0DrreipOHbent".
(Ynag)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

&openbogen pia 2onOon 8.
9(ueuIt. S. g. Gbriitenien Der
5iibrer ser @artei Der 2infen uno
ebemoIiaer Nliniiterproiioent bon
0Gneluorf, erflGrte, wenn er nnh
Sen @crfouf Der o6niihcn ipeltinot'
i6eu Snielu befirlporte, oieie 5rase
obcr Dem 9onOc sur N6itimnutng bet
ser nGhIten 9feimstogslpobl imter'
breitet weroen iollc iuenn ole glngc'
leeenbeit nod bis 8ur @abl Seit po-
be. @leidfoIlS lit Scr @err Der An'
iiht. OoB auH Die 9eDolterung Der
Snieln Elm &eHt sur 9Ibltinmung
ilber Oielcn @erfouf bobcn ioll.
Abunnenien, bic ben ,,ScntIdlen 0prres
lppnbenten" nitbt piinttIldb Oner imre9el-
mafIiG erbaltcn. iinS gcbeien, Der Office
hnpon per EelepbpH sher idrittltN Nsttg
thesluuN Az sit0gheA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

@e6ronhtc Scr @roiiOcntldlaitS.Gan.
Oioot bci iciucr slniprade i'm G6i-
coao.Goliiieum. @c9te Flor
mas CT tbum iucroc, menu CT grd.
iioeut miro. @eiBelte oie g9on-
felnnitbigfcit unO @crihmcnomg
Der 9lOminiitrotion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

: bicago, s. glugult GbarlcS
=. SugbeS tbcilte IN elmer Geriamm.
htngJ fpcIhe @6ica9o'S gr0Btc Sollc
bis auf Sen Iebten @las iiiatc, mit
mas er tbun piirOc. lpcim CT 5ml
YrdiiOenten ser gercini9ten Stoaten
ocm1blt mer0en miir0e.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06
VET GOLF
PLAYER IN
CHICKASHA

Bryan Hurd of Houston, Texas, one
of the premier golfers Of the south,
played on the Chickasha Country club
course yesterday afternoon, making a
score Of "a on eighteen holes. His
fellow players in the foursome were
Ford Witherspoon who made so, Stop
per Witherspoon, whose score was Sc,
and w. c. Harwell, who made SO.
Mr.. Hurd was a contestant in re-
cent national amateur championship
tournament but had hard luck on a
strange course and was eliminated
early in the contest. He compliment
ed the Chickasha club on its excellent
course. However. he had been accus-
toned to playing on grass "greens"
and the sand greens" of the local
links were too fast for him and hence
he was unable to make his usual score.
Mr.. Hurd is a cotton man and was
here on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06
COME TO
CITY HALL
TONIGHT
All Citizens Urged 10 Take Part in Re.
ceptiOn rendered to Colonel Harvey
and Party Of Ozark Trailers

Every citizen of Chickasha is again
urged to take part in the reception
which is to be given to Colonel w. II
(Coinl Harvey and party of Ozark
Trailers at the auditorium Of the city
hall tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock.
At an hour to be designated by 10
mas Cook a large delegation Of Chiekd-
sha good roads experts viii motor to
verden to rleet the distinguished Wis
itor, each Of the following heading a
delegation: w. II. Donahue, II. K
Ellis, Roy Smith, J. e. McNeill, T. +
Majors, ]. J. Merrill, M. F. Courtney
G. II. Evans, Orin Ashton, e. f. Rid
die and William Reinheimer.
The party will reach here at six
o'clock or shortly after and the visi
tors will have an opportunity to dine
before proceeding to the city hall
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06
Chickasha Confident Of Success in Contest
Called at Baseball Park Today
at $3.50 O'clock
GAME NO CINCH
FOR EITHER SIDE
Two Hundred Players and Fans Make
Rome Howl Last Night Spisling for Their
FavOriIes in TOday's Scrimmage

In splendid trim and awaiting the
contest with confidence ana enough
composure to insure a good game, the
Chickasha high school football team
today announced themselves as being
ready to meet their opponents on this
or any other field of conquest.
Though the game with the Enid
squad is to be called at $3.50 o'clock
II is expected that il will be after A be-
fore it is fairly launched
The Enid bunch is a fine aggrega-
tion of swift players and the boys
realize that they have fight on their
hands but hope to vanquish the visi-
tors in manner that will leave moth
ing to conjecture.
About two hundred pupils repre-
senting the football team and their
fans, INDUCED in a torch light and tin
horn celebration on Chickasha avenue
last night which was source Of mer-
riment to themselves and of interest
to spectators. Forming at the Carne-
gle library the procession marched di-
rectly to Chickasha avenue. After an
hour of hilarity the formation was bro
ken but the jolly troopers made their
way to several ice cream parlors and
to the moving picture shows where
they gave the team yell and uerformed
other antics which only the initiated
clearly understood
Then they knew they would win.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06
Mother" Jones, Aged Sc, Arrives On
Scene Of Strike and Famine anu Tells
Women to "PIay He'll"
EXCITEMENT ADDED TO
PATHOS OF SITUATION
New York Labor Trouble Just Start Of
Social Revolution All Over Country
Says Famous Worker
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
New York, Oct. 6.-"New York is too
damned quiet--this traction strike is
too much like picnic. | am going to
stir EN- up and | am going to do it
through women"
Mother Jones, aged Sc, the angel
of the coal miner camps in Colorado
who stirred women to the riot stage
here last night, thus commented.
This labor trouble in New York is
just the start OF social revelation
all over the country" she declared.
"The city is brutalized and the nation
is brutalized All have become pirates
and take all the money. That Is why
we build jails instead of homes"
1t is alleged that the police dubbed
women with babies in their arms when
they rushed from the hall where
"Mother" Jones told them to play
hell" last night, wrecking a street car
Six women and three men were ar
raigned this morning and two were
held for the grand jury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06

CRAZED,HE
F ASTED
Jack Harris, Unable 10 Rest, Begged fOr
Quiet Place to Sleep But Refused
All Foods

Unable to sleep, refusing to eat and
displaying other indications Of an un-
balanced mind, Jack Harris, a hand
in the employ Of the Blue Front barn,
has been adjudged insane in the coun-
ty court and will soon be taken to
Norman.
For several days before his arrest
he visited several places, among them
being the county jail, begging for an
asylum where he might sleep, COM
planning of insomnia. When at last
placed in the Jail by Deputy Bob Gas.
tleman on an order from the court,
Jailer Dryden was at a loss to know
for moment whether he was a pris-
oner or transient lodger when, at
first sight OF the iailer the prisoner
asserted that "Bob Castleman was
better than you we're because he let
me come in here and sleep"
For sveral days prior to his appear
ance before the sanity board Harris
had not eaten morsel Of food and
was in a bad physical condition.
Mrs. Minnie b. South will be
brought before the sanity board this
afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06
PADEN OIL CO. ENTERS
SUIT AGAINST PRAIRIE
OIL co. FOR S75O,OOO

the purpose of defrauding said plain.
tiff out of said property has wrongful
ly, wilfully and unlawfully conspired
connived against the plaintiff compa.
ny and against C. H. Cameron, the
president of plaintiff company, with
the view of forcing said plaintiff to
sell said property or abandon the
same, and with the further view Of
trying to get control of the majority
of stock of said plaintiff company, in
order to control said company and to
defraud plaintiff and its officers and
stockholders out of said property
That in carrying out said conspiracy,
said defendant company, in connection
with said parties, has caused certain
false statements to be published and
circulated regarding the well herein
above referred to, and the field in and
around Paden, and said defendant
company, through it's servants, agents
and employees, has published certain
false statements in substance to the
effect that said well did not and would
not produce oil in paying quantities,
and otherwise circulating and publish
ing false statements regarding said
property, for the purpose of depreciat-
ing the value of the stock in said
plaintiff company, with the view of OBJ.
tanning the majority Of the stock in
said company, for the purposes here
inabove alleged.
For loss in oil the plaintiff asks
$4,000 and for attempting to wreck
said plaintiff company and get con
troll of the same and in maliciously
publishing and circulating false re-
ports, both verbally and written, as
hereinabove set out, the plaintiff has
been injured in exemplary damages
in the sum of two hundred and fifty
thousand ($25O,O0O) dollars.
Plaintiff company AYERS that the de-
fendant company has property located
within the county Of Grady and State
of Oklahoma, subject to the payment
of its debts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06

BISHOP IS
TO PREACH

Bishop H. C. Morrison, of the Meth
odist church, arrived in the city this
morning and will remain till Monday,
preaching at Epworth church Sunday.
The bishop will preside over the an
nual conference that will be held at
Wyneewood, beginning November 1,
and he is now making a tour Of the
eastern Oklahoma section with view
to getting acquainted with conditions
and the needs of the field. His home
is in Leesburg, Florida.
While in Chickasha Bishop Morrison
is being entertained at the home of
]. c. Jones, 7O2 South Fourteenth
street. He will. be the guest OF Rev.
Lawrence Cohen. pastor of the Meth
odist church. at dinner tomorrow. For
many years the bishop has been one
of the eminent divines in his denomi-
'''ttfa - -. -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06
URGES FIGHT
FOR $4,000
FAIR BONDS
All Farmers and Others Interested are
Told to Meet With County COmmis-
siOners Monday

One of the most interesting Of re-
cent sessions of the county commits
sioners is promised next Monday when
large number Of farmers and others
interested in the proposed issue of
$780, 900 permanent fair bonds will ap-
pear before that body to press their
claims of Grady county being able
and far enough advanced to have a
permanent fair and permanent fair
buildings.
w. E. Smith, of the Union Hin farm,
speaking for himself as farmer and
exhibitor and also for other farmers,
urges all those who are interested in
the proposition to be on hand on Mon
day ready to take hand in the dis
cussion or to lend their moral support
to the movement.
"The question is whether we will let
our county take back step. The far
mers believe they are entitled to a
permanent fair and to proper accom-
modations when they attend the an
nual fair.
"Those who did not attend the state
fair cannot understand how near Gra-
ly county came to winning first prize
in county exhibits. The decision was
held in the balance for whole day
with less than one per cent difference
between Chickasha and the winner,
but at length, in some manner, we
landed only sixth place in the wind
up. However, that does not alter the
fact that we had magnificent display
and it emphasizes the fact that annual
fairs in Grady county can be made a
big success. Let everyone who is in
terested in the matter be on hand on
Monday"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-06
RECORDDAY
In FAR M
PRODUCTS
Three Carloads Of Hogs and Several Loads
Of Hay We're Parts Of Sixty Wagon
Loads Weighed

A record day was made at the coun-
ty weigher's office yesterday where
sixty loads, consisting almost entirely
Of farm produce, were weighed
A large portion Of these loads con-
tanned good grade of hogs which
we're brought in by various farmers
and constituted three carloads which
went to the Oklahoma City market
last night.
Many loads of alfalfa, a lot of it
graded as choice, was brought in from
neighboring farms.