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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08


SnBresiAluB 6efcr
SIN ct sSobusGolleae~ begaunen
aeiieru 9l6eno sic 8cierlidteiten Ser
So6rcsihluBieier nit eiuer Geunion
scr qCimucn Gie @raouirten.5eer
iiuoet am 16. Slni itatt, bel uelder
8oier sso9n ". 9lDan BON Der fatb.
llniperiit1t Sic 6eireoe bolten miro.
8ci ser Sa6res 5hluBfeier Der 6l.
areuBqtaoemie belte gladmittag
miro CARDINAL Gibbons Oie giplome
an oie iol9enoeu @roouirenoen Der
i6eilen: glaat6a Heaf Srene Said,
Wla6el Wlupbp. 9iaian aingla,
Marp Setter, Gli5abetb IrurB, Sir
ainio GuiltD, Hegna 6lauuerD, Slga
Sdpeuiiein, Catherine 3iuts, Eallo
Giirauoer Gtieine gdlp, Gtbel Gain
@lorD CtiUeu, 9oreta @arbe0, gllice
Mearoon sSrma 9hupert Carmen
Guili0, Goit6a Brill, gllneoo SDfes,
9loie 9erberid, Mar9aret IeOerelr,
gnnice CtpeIl. a}araaret Gon go
reiio Nlnnsiielo, 9largoret @ormIep,
Gli3a6et6 6lannerD, Sreue 9lcton.
GlBabetb Wliirp6D, 9lnna Gonitou
coma Goad. Gorot6B Mbite, Gbelbn
Gromeliu, @iuifreo Senrp, 0laraaret
Setter, &irginia Geoereur, Gli3abet6
Some, sfat6eriue 8nfcr, NlarD @a-
fer Wlarie 0'Ganiels, DtIoreo Son
Margmet Glmn Mlargaret 9lileu,
George ino Anne 0lor9au.
4 oii3iiten ols o@iu6re-
Diet"
gei oem 4ro3eiie gegcn Sen 4oli-
3iiien @loion 8. Soipes, pelher be.
ihnloiat moroeu lit, unaeieblic5 in
Ste @obmng oer 6rai 8oB @nenpi
an ser gelnlpare9lbenue einae0rln.
Gen 3i iein. inqten onoere @oli3iiten
ais, oaB iie auaetpieien ieier im
,.Rot6lldt~ .Iiiiritte init Siilic bon
2eiiern III Sairer ein5uoringen
meim iie BON Der gtnpeien6et ciues
irelnoen @aores aenntriB crlanai
baiten. @s puroe geIteu0 gemadt
oaB iie feine @epeiie erlangen f6in-
TEN mem iie erit bis 3lm SerouS.
IdioSren zines &er6afisbeiebIes por
ten niiBteu Ser &ro3eB miro beute
iortgeiptt.
Gr0er soe mufti~
9luf &eraulaiiuna 0es Rrdioenten
@ilion miiiieu am Niittuod, ben IA
Suni ale 9leaieuings Icpartcment5
III g9aibinoton aei6loneu bleibeu,
ann ben 9lngeitellten @elegen6eit 81
aebeL al Der groBen u4reporeoneB
Aaraoe" Ebeil 5u nebnien 9lus Dem
6loitenbmlboie eripartet man aaeiu
1000 Utaun IN Ser Bmooe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
Siinftes aapitel.
ltntcr 6ent Sollnn0cr6alnl.

4os @eb0uoe, iDelHeS oen goloc.
uen 2omen i'm 8eiheu iiibrte, mar
ebcmals Elm aloitcr geipeicn, mo
man er51blte iicb bon oemiel6en ollcr.
lei @eibihten gIn 0as Sous ItieB
cin GROCER @arteib Der iid) bis al ole
olte Staotmoucr eritredte Dieie
bate &err Sbomaiius teilmeiic ob.
traaen loiicn iuno nit Gpbcu be.
pflan3t. Sin alter, 5erfollener Surm
mar 81 eincm @ortenbdilsHeu umge.
italtet iporoeu, aus oeiien 6cnitert
man cine berrlihe 9luSiidt naD ocH
Bergen eenoB Qen groBten Eeil ocS
@artenS nabmen @emiiieteetf cin,
mel6c lnter Der Gbbut Der olten
Saguie ltanoelb auf einem abgegreno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

Ra1 einem BON Der lebten @eietge.
6ung oiigenommenen @eiebe ioll on
49, SUM III Bonnie oariiber a6ge.
itinmt peroeM Oh Der neue Staot.
s5reibrief gutge6eiBen peroen ioa
ooer niHt Nle6rere 8iirger prote-
itirten oogegen uuo wouoten iic6 init
ser 9egriinoimg all oos @eridt oaB
ser @ouperneir oie BID nidt inner.
balls feds Sdgen nod oem &ertagen
ser @eiebge6tng unter5cihuet babe.
On oem 4ro5eiie madte Der @ouuer.
neur gelteno, onB ct Die 8ia inner
bol6 iehs Sager, uaAoem ibn Die
iel6e porgelcgt woroen lei inter.
8ei6nete. 9lihter 9eal iiimmte Ser
9lniibt ocs @oiiDernclrs 6ei uno
mtnme6r pia man geaen Die Gnt
iheiouug OIL oaS Staats. s.Qlppeda-
tionsqeridt oppeliren. Gie @ntihei
oun9 in oieiem 8olle lit bon ueittra.
aenoer 9eoeutimg; oenn menn oos
Stoats-2lppeaotions @eridt aeaen
sic glnlidt 0cs @oioeruerrs enti6ei.
set, Damn meroen cine gan5e 3o6l
onoerer Bills in 0HtIeioeni6aft ge.
5oaen
6lieger iHmcr perIebt.
9luf 0em llebungsplabe ser arc.
nautiiden Sdule 3it 9leipport gSeps,
9a.. mo 10 Gauaoier fir oen GienIt
III Srautrei9 ausgebiloet meroen, ae-
rict6 Elm gleropIan NIT 8pei Wam
oorin ooOlud III 9rono. DAB cine ser
9eiinngsr06rcn fir @oIolin 8crriB
imo oie 6lommeu Dem 5lieger Ste0e
0lc@oroon oos @eiibt lmo sen Gber-
torper 10 idlimm perbronnte, ooB CT
uabrideiuIid iterbeu miro. Ger NIT
i6m in Der @aic6ine befinolicbc 36g.
ling s. 8. aeefcr fam NIT ipenigcr
i6Iimnen @crIebungen 0abon. Ser
llnioll erei9nete lidj, als sic Moi6ine
ben Noocu 6eriibrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
Sran @aMcr 6cerSiat.


Inter groBem Srauergefolge mur.
oe acitern &ormittag 6rmt 9lnnie 6.
9aner BON 9lr. 2026, Seiferion.Str,
0ie am pergaugencn Samitag i'm qll-
ter bon 62 Sobren aus Dem Seben
i1ieo, bonn Grauer6aiie aus aui Dem
6l. @rloier 6rieoboie 5ur eipigen 9fu-
be eebettet. &orber puroe IN Der ct.
@Qic6aelS-airde BON goter 2ouen.
fomp cine Ae1ienmeiie fir oas Gee
lenbcil Ser @eritorbenen celebrirt.
Ser Sorg Ser Sooteu mar nit prd4.
tigen 9lumenipenoen gei4miidt.
SrQu Bauer er6lidte in Baltimore
oas Qidt Der ggelt. Sie 6interIdBt
auBer i6rem tieibetriibten @atten,
G6arles Bauer. cine Sdpeiter, 6rau
N1argQret 91idolas. Gie &eritorbene
mar Gin @litglieo OeS ,,@erar6.@on-
5ils~ scr naot6oliiden @oblt5dtie.
feits.2egion". 1ie lebte g6re als
@abrtudtrdger eripieieu Ser @ntiblo.
ienen oie Serren @eorg Gngelmann
@eorg Sleipner, Soiepb Sed, S. Ga
libft S. Gomling uno @1as. 9leu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
8lbblidler Sn0.

@d5ren0 lb aeltern Wlorgen @arl
SiQ, 67 Sabre alt, bon gtr. 1908,
9iutlano. 2lucuue, nit ieiuen 9loien.
biii6eu I'M @artcu beidditiate, purOe
er ploelib BON eineni Ser5idblag be.
fallen nio iAieo aus Dem &eben e5e
Dr. 10. Siuus BON 9ir. 1925, 9ioro-
@olie StraBe Der ber6eigernien NOR
0cn mar, eridien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
0nnlmt nun 9lfrifn.

Sin groBes Segelibiif Der bier
moitiee S6ooner oNlangoreba", Der
Dem &ice.@rdiiOenteu Der Goshen Oil
60, ". g9. @iesfe, ee6ort, miro belte
i'm bieiigen Sofen erlpartet. Der
Segler perlieB I'M @lonat 0ldr3 nit
elmer Saoime Wlangan Die Sittiiiie
BON glirifa. Ole 2aoune lit fiir Die
allniteo States Steel So" beitimnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

01ar @recnnom 40, (ggiitiper)
ct. @oul @liun, imO Olga 2o5ius.
tD. 35.
@eorge s. CouueIielier, %, uno
9eiiie 9erOa, 81.
So6n Gobion 40, unO Stella
@oibineton, %.
6ronciS g9. Aipers, 81 imO @li5as
6et6 G. G'Gounea 81.
Saprence s. Sbeeler, %, imo
Sre0o @il6crt %.
SorrD $. Sones, 40 (geibieoen),
rno 9lnuie 8. S9ai6ingtou, 3S.
Glarcnce g9. SiiOO. 81 (g9ittwer)
@6ilooelpbio, @o, uno &irgnio 81.
Goat, %.
9litin 3. @lorriion "a, no 2aura
g. S6erer. is.
qll6ert 9. g9roten, "a, imo Nlorie
9nbrman 90
sSreoerid s. &euid, 20, uno emma
6, @olf %.
@iaiam s. 5ouIitid, q, uuo @oI.
Die s, Seppo, %.
sSobn Siuf, Sr, %, mo Charlotte
Grmolo, %
Oluoolp6 ao6Ier, "a, un0 aat6a.
riue Is. Sann "a
glormm gg. Sop, 90, uuo @lorie
6. 8ropning %.
Somuel 9loruitd, &c, ino glmie
Satisfy. 20,
N1erois Is. 2oidow, q mO Cattle.
rine 8 qlltbofi IS; 9eioe bon yorf,
ga
Coniel 6. 9lelli6ou, 26, uno Sia.
belle @leDer. q.
Serman $. @eilage, Sr, 27, uno
9luguito 9. 9iuppredt 27.
SSoiepb @. &reu5er, 80, ino Carrie
6. Sronf, 40, (@ittipe).
Gopar0 3. &oetnan, 81, umo So.
me ". BrttIngDalli 3O.
8eter 0lii6opsft 81, mo Morie
Is.
@iaiom 8abit 81, uno Gaiip 90
GlErn %.
@inton gs. Guder. 80, uno georI
& Slginfrib, 26.
Grueit 81, Sdncioer. 81, Canton,
0loy rno Ylar9arite s. s. Niarb, 1S
Carlton IS. GoDep, "A, uuo emma
". @ilo, 30.
eOwaro S. aenneOD. 38, mo 9eaa
q. aeIlp, "a.
q(ltou 8. SSunp, 81, tuo g0o DloD
0loirs, 10.
Soiep6 s. @omers, Sc, rno @lor-
t6a ". 5ii6er, 35.
5rancis 2. YingIing, %. @eihniu-
tier, WlO. imO D}obel g. Senon IS,
Union 0dqs.
@iaiom $. Simms, 81. uuO @iola
Goolep, 1s.
@t6on u. O1aIt, %, 2aucoiier, ga,
ino 2ueQa Weuber, 90 9liuaer @a.
Smniel Sieger, %, uno 9tnua
@eincr, 20.
So6n ", SorOiug, "a, 8proton,
Ga, ino glina 8. 9Sindaro, a.
So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
@larnIanOer etaats. 8adnarat. @erein.


@eitern 6egam in Dem oO0o Sell
Iops-Gempel~ an Der @de ser Sara
toga. unO Gat6cOrol.S StroBe ole SSu.
nj Gonpention oes @}arDl1noer
StaotS. 3obnar5t.9 .9ereins, oie bis
5im Samitog einidieBliB fortoou-
erh miro. 0ic geamten un0 Ous Gi-
rettorhm ieben ii6 aus foIgenoen
Serren 3iiammen: 9. 0lerria Sop.
fiuion grdiioent; $. 81. Goppage, !.
gice.graiiOeut; 9. Sucien 9rlin, 3.
9ice.9 9r1iioent; g8. gg. Ounbracco,
prot. Sefrctdr; s. 3. 9reiu, correip.
Sefretdr; $. q. @ilion, Sdabmei-
tier; Gircftorcn: s. 9ooe Saoler, 81.
S. &oterion @eoree :. SelonieDer,
z. 6. W2cGarriar, q. y. Gibbons, 90.
IS. S0fcs, ". @. Softer, g. SoaD
Smit6. JIM, @eor9e 6. Soorop. giele
nam6aite 5irnen aus allen G6eilen
0es 9m0es 6oben ole nit Der Son.
benton oer6nnoene glusitelllng be-
i6idt. @s finoeu tGglib &ormittags
uno glbenOs piiienidaitlide &orIe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

9[m fonuuenocn Sonntag, Oen
@iingitfeit miro in Der 8ionsfirde
an Ger @oDItroBe Oird @aitor Or,
SuIius Soinonn Die @tuieoning Der
oiesid6rigen GoniirulanOen Itattiin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
gladmen 6ic gIr6rit mie0cr nlf.

lln9eid6r 700 Strifer ser .8olti.
more GrDoods & Sbipbuiloing SO.
ua0men gcitern na9 elmer @eriamu.
mng IN 0er @intradts$aue sic 9lrbeit
mieoer altf. 9eiaate Geriammlimg
ioiio am Dicniiag itott. 4rdfiOent S.
@UaHs bon Der Gompagnie ipra9 un0
Den Selten. oaB Die @ciea.
idoit niht I'M Stonoe iet i6neu einen
bo6eren So6n 5u bepiQigen, oaB Tie
ieooh, ioaS lie iebt oie glr6eit mieoer
auine6mcn piiroen gepiat iei, i6nen
6egimieno nit Dem I. Sanuor 1917
cine 50.Shmoeu @ode nit 9eaa6.
lung fir "a Stuuoen ooppelte 8eit
all Conn o0er 6eiertagen imO ireiem
9unitag gtodnIittae 81 ae6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

illugeu Iiott, wd6reno ser Samitag
nit eiuem 9lusili9e nod Seuor.
Shore, am 8eor-@reef, obgei6loHen
merOen miro. Gie Sbeilne6mer mer.
oeu Sranflin- unO 6oparO.StroB IN
Spe5ial@asgons Inn If llbr Gor-
perlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
gIuS benz Sunereu NiarbIanb's nR6
ben augrcn5en0eH Stantcn.

@ouie will@roBito0t mer.
Den.
$n areiS0eritbte 80 llpper.Dlarl.
borulo6 bat Gidter 8eaa oeu qln.
trag ald eineu Ginbolts6eiebl BON
pier Ghwobncru 81 9owie a6aele6nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
glnd Der HahiaFcit pInairrt.

Sclowe6el. ygeaS iinb Sic ocun bon
@euIi Giai66riQer Gtuner2"
@iniu9riAcr Aldiller: ~9ei berGeperbes
inlpetiion angeitcllt ais 0rubeuinipis
8ieiit
6elOuebeI ~2as paBt ia auSec5eid-
neil MeIocu Sie ii9 ioIort teim eatris
uenweleul" -i-- -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
gfinaitfeft im Gunntn.

sSn ser hltberiiben ct. So6annes.
airde 3u garfpile an Der Sarioro-
9loao miro @aitor u. gg. gl6l am
Bfineitionitag GormittagS 1890
oeutI6eu @ottesOienit 6olteu. 9ie
Sonntagsibrle begnnt ibon Inn
9.3O @oruittags mo g6enOs 7.30
pcriammclt iib ser SugenoOerein 5u
elmer Bfingitieier. 9eim @ornittags.
@ottesOienit miro Oas bl. 9lbenoma6l
ert6eilt.
Sn ser ocuti6cn hd6eriibeu
3ionsgemeinoe 5u 2aroOiae beginnt
bic Sonntogsibule III Der airde an
Der 0jrinoon.Saue nm 10 llbr &or.
mittags. gIbenos 2 ll6r iinOet oeut.
ider @ottesoienit liatt, ino 9Saiior
". gS. 9(6l miro ii6er oas 9'iiugitieit
preoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

glbOuucnicit, bic ben ,,Sentidjen Gprre-
ipOnOenten" uidjt piinttIidI UOer unreaeIs
mdEig erbaltgu, iinb aebcien, Der Office
babOn per SelepbDn Ooer idjriitIIdl Wtit,
thcilvma Az maiden.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
FOLLY

THE new vaudeville program opening
TO three duys engagement ut the Folh
at todHra matinee has for lts headline
offering Waiter y Milton and COMPANY
NJ three people Boo Don't Walk iu Nour
SIrup." twenty minute farce based
ou the promscuous uWbliugs of Young
miss n u hotel where her sweetheart
also uhtuDod 90 hr staying The action
is rapid tho comedy spontaneous and
the limos clever and entirely polite The
situations resulting from the touns hdys
sumuamhulstlc roaming afford wonder
ml opportunity for comedy aud This Wl-
star cast develops ever, one OF them.
FNun and Mclaughlin, man md
woman team Of singing and dancing en-
tcriaiucrs. are second ON the program
and from their reoord in chicago aud
Kansas city should prove great iHyortos
here Blork hrothera comedy nurohutE,
doing % Charley Chaplin imitation, also
are ON the program The eight-r,rl
photupmy program includes Grace
Cunard, Jack Holt hen Wilson and Dor
othy Phillips I'm two splendid dramas
among other fine subjects for TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
EMPRESS

tpuu." Ward. the distinguished LuaFf
fttr. haa proven herself 90 uy one ut
the most versatile actresses un stnge or
gIcou In De. first LastN production
uu The Paramount program The Mar
.tnEr of KITTY" she was essentially o.
r.WrIlouuo. ana n was her .lcycr fun
that made lh., production tho success
b. E Again I'm The Cheat. as the
,uug socl,y woman she displayed hrr
.u.lt, as trtEpdlounc In Tennessee b
iulnrr. Hul ncr third appearance nu.
U.r tho direction ol tho lnsky COMPANY
u. b.. seen 100 the title role that of n
rl UI sixteen n th, early dlls NJ cal.
nuu and those who have had the
l.nsure OF Witnessing the presentation
nssri that ~ Is the best Worl, Misc
Ward has vet done rHs .s am ettur-
Hu Friday aud SATURDAY AZ tho Im.
urrss Tonight Geraldine FarrHr APE
prrrs I'm the l1sty- Paramount master
0,,, production ~ Carmen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
LYRIC

E,cr see championship belt worth
81 n0O' There liz just such a trophy ON
display today ot the Walk over boot
shop. the proud emblem of superiority
belonging 10 George n Brown champion
walker OF the world ont Of l31 mccs
Brown won 1884, and the four lost were
cases wherein lv had allowed unrcnpou-
unlr huudicaps and did not expect an,
thing better He is appearing NJ the
Lyriu boo one Of the most interesting
travologucs ever presented la that thea
ter. Also on the hill ts the musical en-
chsulress. Olga whose violin is the
vile Of magic bow. Olga is grace
nl dancer too and sways her symct-
ricnl figure to the tunes Of her own
playing Dcyuc and Williams ia COM
edv -kit cuttlcd "lhc TRAVELLING Sales
man aud the Female Drummer are in
cludcd m the new east ON the screen
there viii appear another klomv- Edison
feature totodmma "Tho Money Master
which is 70 powerful iNc-plr production
based upon Cleveland Monetts great
stage success "Thp Rattle Frank
sheridan is east In the leading role
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
MISSOURI RIVER FLOOD
CAUSES HEAVY LOSSES

SIOUX clTl, $ u, March o Heavy
losses NJ hogs. cattle. horses and sheep
by farmers IN the flooded luWlands NJ the
James nhd Missouri rivers near Ynnktou
are reported hv Iankton rescue parties
who pRtroled the area I'm boats WNdncs-
day Six To eight families ARE occupying
single houses Wednesday night In some
houses horses and cattle have been
uuartercd In the first while the families
occupy the upper sturies
ono train from tup west the first for
two days. made lie way into Yanktou
Wednesday Fast and north the tracks
are covered with from eighteen inches
TO siN feet NJ wnicr hut tho water APP
pears to he falling n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
DREANLANp

hrenmland to-day has on o. trn-reol
program that's wonder The following
photoplays run from n m 60 II y. m
today, Friday and Saturday. Arizona, q"
In six reels with punch In every
flicker, Is that famous western stage
play OF daring and thrills There are 2iO
scenes and lb0 people "Thc Hidden
Voice, featuring ruuu white. Arnold
lHl, ana sheldon Lovis. ls u two-pprt
sensational detective tale OF myetcrI mud
"rimn Arthur N Eoeyra the Wmous
tomopolitpu writcr o. nutlo. Of these
'Dmlchng lllnl' stores "Ipthc NoNF'
nnd a Charles chaplin comedy. complete
the show. Coming SUNDAY Monday and
TUcsdaN THE Escape the y W. Gut-
fith masterpiece M seven reels with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09

~ 'lNl 'hI'Nf N'N'
The canada Kid. our mmbIe. fingered
young friend. had lust returned from %
voyage of reprtsal among the Erunrns.
tolling here and there whore q .Nautou.
qua. a merchants convention ur % Chap
lin nlm brought gatherings of me uun.
yeomauN
tie had brought nN.t Nuu, Hg."
and. breathing the dirty am ot Ni- ml.,
metropolis again was glnd lo Poo hnwr
glad tu be- home, hp
Tn, kid Vne mo- chuI W.. lu,,I NN i.y
ufty-tWu card, In iNe pack when they
sat TN proper sequence uJ IuNuunsitIHu.
he cravcd his smooth liquor he loved iu
blink back at many candle power boo.
candescent aud iriles.oui and he io.
ioiced that he was again among the ave
rnucs VI modernity, luxury and riNlir
where he could get steak that answered
10 the edge ~ steel and v',src He could
get lump sugar for hls coffee
So he leaned his elbow upon OH, .iru
case Of the al,.uighJ loy,r drug sluH
and blew uirurrl smoke fhruuEh hr
u,-trils gs mo- passed th, t.m. uI u.rh'
with the owl y.crH
u runs into hot sketch down u aUg
% them dry nurrs said the kid. I'm
dyin Tor sho, u Noogo dyn
snoops around hc.u- I knows they aim
no place where the sun shines what VI
guy cant get driu' n No only know
how an where llut I cant make nu
pig can't turn up no mudy
I'm standin' there ON cornrr am
along comes "a guy het nr was NU llI
had white ,vhiskpTs from hI. tnrs tp ME
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-09
WOULD SELL LEASES.

BARTLESNlLLE, OklR,. March o.
Especial Advices received here from
Washington are to the effect that sena
tor Gore viii introduce resolution call
ing for the sale of all the Usage leases
March l6 Such action would set aside all
agreements reached hy the Osasp council
and the interior department and nut the
Whole Osngc country on the auction block
with no allowance Ia present loaseholi
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WATER POWER BILL GOES
TO HOUSE FOR PASSAGE

WASHINGTON. March The shields
water power bin was on It's way Thurs
day 20 the house from the senate. where
il was passed last night hy vote ~
a. lo % after four weeks of opposition
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committee
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tcr-power grants on nnvisable streams to
private interests
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TO EXTEND MILITARY Aos LIMIT

AMSTERDAM March g--ConstantI-
nople advlces state that the chamber Of
deputies has adopted bills abollshing for
the duration " the war import duties on
petroleum. drugs and other articles The
government may later regard as neccs-
sary and extending To flfty years the
age limit Tor mllltarr service
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-19
MARKET IS ACTIVE WITH FIRM PRICES
Cotton Marekt Has Steady Undert0ne and Closed at
 Net Gain for Day

New York, April 1S.-The cotton market was more active today with prices hrmer on covering and con- tinued support from trade sources. July contracts sold up to 12.09c, or points net higher, and closed at 12OSc with the general list closing steady at a net gain of 6 to Il points for the day.
 Liverpool was better than due and the market here opened steady at an advance of 4 to , points. Houses with Liverpool connections continued to sell new crop deliveries and offerings from that source during the first hour were estimated at between 15,000 and 2O,- 900 bales There also seemed to be near month liquidation, with the tendency to even up May com. mitments probably increased by the nearer approach of the Easter holi- days and of the first May notices which may be issued next Tuesday. Offerings of both near and late months were readily absorbed, however, and prices were soon ruling some to 5 points above yesterdays closing fig ures After the close of Liverpool busi- ness tapered off and scattered realizing |caused reactions of 2 or points from the best, but trade interests continued buyers of May at about 15 points un- der July, while they also seemed to be buying later deliveries. This gave the market a very steady undertone and prices firmed up again during the afternoon and on renewed covering which was combined with scattering commission house demand and which may have been influenced by bullish southern spot advices. Prices reached the best part of the day in the late trading, with May selling at 11.95c and October at 12.27c. Press advices from Rotterdam reporting that peace ru- mors were inculcating in financial cir cles there attracted some attention, and may possibly have encouraged the advance. The factors most talked of however, were the continued steadi- ness of southern spot markets and the trade buying of new crop months, which suggested the heading of for ward business in goods for the ac- count of spinners. Liverpool was a modest buyer of July during the late trading.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-19
LOWEST QUOTATIONS. OF SPECIAL STOCKS
RumOr That Allies Are Able to Make Own War Muni-
 tions Cause Decline

New York, April 1S.-Selling of special stocks, more particularly the shares com- prising the war group, was resumed in moderate but steady fashion today, some of those issues recording lowest quota tions for the current decline. The doubt full status of the European and Mexican problems contributed measurably to this trend, but other events of the past few days accelerated the movement.
 Chief among these were the intimations conveyed by representatives of large pur- chasing interests to the effect that Eng land and France now seem able to meet their requirements for arms and ammuni- ton without outside assistance. Other causes which made the immediate future of the war shares somewhat uncertain also have been advanced.
 That this condition does not apply with much if any force to copper and kindred products was evidenced by the compara- tive firmness of the shares of such com panies. Most of the metal stocks held their ground, with a quotation of 31c per pound for spot copper.
 United States Steel ruled mere frac- ton over yesterdays minimum and Bethlehem Steel, which was far less &C., tive, scored a net loss of 1872. Steel and some of the other leaders were at lowest levels just at the close, when announce ment was made of another 10 per cent advance in wages by the Steel corpora tion. because of the Continuance of pros- porous conditions"
 The heavy tone of industrials and eouip- ments in the last hour was largely off, set by a fresh outburst of activity in Mercantile Marine, both the common and preferred advancing to best quotations of the day, with similar advance in United Fruit.
 Francs, marks and rubles, hardened further with no appreciable change in sterling.
 Heavy dealings in Anglo French 5s at thelr recent minimum made for irregu- ,arlty III other bonds. Total sales of ponds, par value were $S,590Oo0
 United States coupon 4s declined H and fanama registered Ss, E per cent on