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The Washington times., 1916-02-07
Comedy for Prisoners.

At the request Of Louis r. "Inkham.
superintendent of the Washington asy-
!um and Jail. J. Wilder Tomlins0n pre-
snntcd the Grace Reformed church
Players in the musical comedy. The
New Minister" Saturday.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of Co
iumbia-Fair and colder tonight and
Tuesday with a cold wave; lowest tenn
perature tonight about 10 to IS degrees.
Strong northwest winds.
Maryland-Fair and colder tonight and
Tuesday with a cold wave Moderate,
westerly winds.
Virginia-Fair and colder tonight and
Tuesday with a cold wave. Fresh and
strong west and northwest winds.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
Piles Cured in 6 to Ia DAYS

Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. First application gives re-
lief. soc. -Adv.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07

TIDE TABLE.
High tide-ll:02 a. IN. and II :22 p. m.
Low tide-5:06 a. m. and 5:35 p. m.
Sun TABLE
Sun rose at.....6:6a Sun sets at. S %
Light automobile lamps at Cos p. m.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
Orunbeisentbnms.S .Sppotbefen.
Gintinna!i, 7. DIT.

" ~ y - N'''
Rsue Sbpot.bsfen.
gmma 9urasr an auiftpiibbrdipa'
I. q. go. $455.
4nbreas gppnIein an wloIitpr 9. Il,
9. 60. $1,000.
Uli9ael 3alpin an Tsarp Rpoms.
$500.
Gitkr pronin an 9leutpab 6. IL
.. 60. $1,000.
Gmilis 3. aetterfins on Brighton
9erman 81. 60. $500.
Ubarp gIornn an Southsrn Sbio 8.
u. 3. 60. $500.
Ssear .. ssnsram all S0utbern
S6ip 9. Il. z. 60. $500.
2duretie gas6ls III Central Jairs
lount 3. u. 8. 60. $500.
z. Benjamin 8eorge en- Gitp 5oa
8 u. 9. 60. 5000.
Derfelbe an 3. Rusetl,i. $500.
gbnarb 8. SSbisIbs an Ularp 8.
gultman. $4510.
5rani 6. 2oennis an Weit Nor.
ipoob .. II. 6. SO. $225o.
@eorss u. gDeH al Scbn 3. 8Ople.
$500.
Usaria Mansid an eagle 9. u. Z.
u. $500.
6eorgs Weaer an DO. $500.
Carrie pabrub an StiiBkn .. u.
6. so. $500.
Gilbert @ins on Serbsrt 8. pas
9oab. $500.
Ulor gerni.sin on SoiaHtiDile 3.
II. g. SO. $2650.
@etiIgte 9npctbefen
gliie S4efier an Diuiam Wsblins.
$500.
Margaret Basnsr all genfrntJairs
mount 9. u. 6. 60. $400.
Wiliam u. Seller an Rort5ueFsrn
9. u. g. Go. S2500.
Wm. 9dcunier on bo. $45O0.
Jobp gero3en on Guburn 2tpt. Q.
y s. %. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
q Wan .aDasn. In rrlsen -Glnannal,r neIisDes..

ipis Serr 9iebrif es strdbe In b!sfsr
Stens bstllnbete. Sbm ipurbe dllf
Der SteGe geifaa gs3ollt. 2lis eoHs
rdb Websr ipar 6err aeufb r.6t ipniy
rotbifh. bod brautt er niht immerau
bi; Sdnbs an Der SoieEnatb 5u bd'
bsn. @ietpr Wlueller synbricius ent'
mari bon .fsinem nlten aun5leirdff
bas ebte Bib zines i'm 5ofbieHli
erau nnb dnsIilid ssipprbenen gns
reauiraten. ga nidt anitobsn, ipeee:
mad unten nod na6 chen, Die les
bensluitiee Sodtsz BEG altsH 5errn
Gaibs mar cine pradirrne fir Jrau
eIif Sdmib Gortp, rer iie abiolut
nitis ibulpiq blieb. Serr 8. s.
9isbaifd fiibrte iif ala Hptier llla'
usnrittmeiiisr. su ipeltem er bds ents
iprstenos asubsre mitbrinst, als neus
arait beitsns ein. 2luseeseiflr.i
farutieriiisrt iuar Der 9iTtlsrmsiilsr
aleinsde burd Ssrrn Robert SoH'
nenbsrg uub Serr Wlen.r giesu
fprat in Der Role beg Sbsrjdgermii'
tiers sbsnfans rehi an. Jn ben
tleintren gariisn tbdien ii6 bic 5sr'
rem Otto Strampfsr, aarl Slider.
9ouiie unb Sames grueduer, Nris
Sapbe, 8. gaulp uno 1rl. Wlsta
SisrntpaIbt berpor unb 70 pereiniaie
iid alles gu elmer flotten abaerunbet.n
misunderstanding Bel bem JcIt
i'm brittsn Oft ipielte Serr 6droIo
2l6renbt bintn Der giibn. Elm 9ios
Iini6Io unS ipurbs bdbsi bon Strrn
Malter Wppb auf bern pianp bealsis
iei. Die @:nannten iinb 3Oalinq:
reg GolIese Of Tluiic. Serr Willn
Diebrih bate bic RseisIeiiuHg inn.
inb auf biefer 9lufsabe entlsoigte. {.
iif in ssi9idtsr @siie.
sgiir ndhiien Gonntng IN bic Spss
,ett,npoNe .9i. ih6ne llngarin", bon
ManniiGbt unb Steffen, nit Jrl.
RoTel Jrsp in Der siteIrO[e anseiebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
NIeine Ipliseinadlridlten.

Jrau 9bomas Rusip Don yso.
1913 Weit Siebente Strabs msloets
Der poIissi. baB iie seiiern 9ormittas
pdbienb iis in Der ct. peters aatbe'
brale bem @ottesbisnit beiipobnte. um
ibre Sanbiajds nit S22 in Boar.
5luei aruaifirsn unb eintn Roisnsran5
bsiiobIsn iporbsn iei.
giiibrefsr brdngsn ssitern
glbenb nad aht llbr in bas Sous Sss
Gamuel geder, 308 NOribern aDsnus
unb nabmen elm Sptrnslas, cine sols
bens 8amsnubr, Elm 0ubsno iilbers
ne MeiTer unb 9abeln, 5ipsiein'
balls 9ubenb iiIberne skslSffel. cine
eoIbene Salststie i'm GeiammtDsribs
ban $3.50, iOlpis $12 in gaat als
geuts nit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
gRuiieians Glub.

Der RuiitiaHs Stub bat fir bos
iDmmenp. @sId,dftsia5r bie fclgeno.H
gsdmten epp1blt, rsip. opr6 cine w..
ttripabl seebrt: praiipent. aouis Ui:'
tor Saar; griier 9i3e prdfoeni,
Guitap Glemers; 5ipsiter 0i3e pIes
TiNnt, Geo padls; Setretdr, pbilio
Dertbner; Sbasmeiii:r, 6. W.
Grimm; 9ibliotbe.ar, g. 5uso
Grimm. sSn bas 0irettoriam ipurbsn
fir einen brsi;dbrisen S.rmiH al
Gtsae Der beiSen ausideiraben Wlit'
a!isber bic 5srren GiaririoGorno uns
20. e. SisrIins erlpdbI:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09

gernabind Sallmnnn an elmlpooo
place i. II. 3. So. $3.50.
hilbert Gmmsrid on Central Jnirs
mount 3. Ii. g. 60. $24C0.
Gbriitine Sldion-an 80. $2250.
Gii3axtb Start an Soiepb Stari.
$3.50.
3. geniamin @eOrss CT 8. 8. ain,
llen. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
aompent Der &'aidJereibeiieer.

3irta 600 Dassatsn iinb our 33.
idbrli6en @eneraiOtrfammluns hst
,aaunbrpmen's Rationu. 2lHceidtioH'
tersits eins.trOffeu obsr ip.rbsn 5uts
9ormitiag antommsn, um Der Gr5Hs
nungsfibuns, bic aui 10 ,lbr i'm 5ote.
Gibfon anbsraamt III, t.itpobHen gu
f6nnen. Die SOnDen!ipn bouert bis
ODnneritas Wprsen uHb fur bic Hrs
isrbaItung unO g.pirtauns Der auss
ipirtisen 9elslateH ilab Don SeiteH
bes Qo.alausi4uiiss :ls bsiten Worr
kreituHeen gs.rpfien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09

cribse Sir. 81.
| 6reoerid 8urbid an glnbreas9pbn
lein 96 Mon1ts 2saie bonn 7. Mar
1907 auf 40 tci 200 JuiJ oil berNoro
| leite bon prcbnseo 2Ipe. in Clifton
mondtliGe Mistbe $40. nit Wntaufs
re6t fir $4,000.
! 6reberid 8u,bid, per Gretutor, al
Enbreas 8obnlein, 40 6ci 200 SUB al
Der HorbIeite bon probasco 2lbs. il
| Clifton. $4,000.
gIi5afstb 20. Meines II. u. an Do.
baiielbe @isent1um. 81.
| Caroline 6. g8intelpie1 an s5lo
renee Stel5er, 25 SuB on Der Siioi
ieite bon Golurabia qlpe.. 0ennnnt Sc
s IN Sorpsr's llnterabtteilung. 81.
Gbriitina Sadicn IN tsmilie 3. ast.
terling, 5 Bel 100 ssuB oil Der Sit.
| ieite Der Straiforb Ctr. 81.
Milton Sdnlsr an Gun 6. Barrier,
sot 16 in Shirts 3. llntsrabtb. in
6trrDdilt 81.
@ilIiam 6. 6armon an William
Ssibman, Got 70 in Spoe part, GAIT.
$119O.
gIi5atetb pentlanb an Benjamin
+ 6pparb, 80 bei 14c iub an Der
gseIiieit, BON Huffnrr Ctr, so Sur
iiiolih Bon Bacon Sirahe in 2od'
lamb. 81.
Soutkrn Ohio earrings 81. 60,
5ruitee, an 9nrrp q. SpbnIon, 60.
$50 in 5eIriar unterabibeilun5.
$1S5.
GmiiD 9urnsr an War gerniisiu,
81 bel i75 5ab an Der Rorpisite ppr
Glcueap glDsua. auf NaInut 5ils.
81.
q. ~. S6aa' an G6nrles s. Bate
man, 80 bei $50 SUB an Der @sitieits
BON @lsmere 9lpenue in gortpoob.
81.
eme,tb McDpipea an Jrant G.
soennis, $3.50 fei 195.42 tub az
bey Wsitfeite BON Garter 2lps. 81.
2issie &ruser an queuIt 9obmaan.
Got 80. n in RiGs &: aIine's srItsr
llntsrabtb. in Sntien. 81.
Charlie u. 8. siics an emma z
Sngbes, SO bsi 206.25 sub an bet
Sitieite pon VtputgomerI pite. 81.
QpuiIs Reiajina Ii. u. en- 2eonoW.
AZ bel 120 5u5 an Der Dit
ieite BON Sston 2tOe. alf price Sia.
81.
0aidael Gnsd an GTtfer proniu,
80 Bel 120 5uf an Der Neiifsite Don
WinfielD 9lpe., 312 SuB iiibIid bon
GIenpaD 9lpsnus arf asrice Sia. 81.
Senrp !. Uismann al Winiam +
S'DOnsa, SO tei 125 SUB an Der
Rcrbieiie bon Diemanr Qtps., 266
'yub ipsiiIidh Don Regent 2toe. auf
price Siu. 81.
phillip @en;r an ,Sobn MeiIsr,
acts 137, 1873 nnb 13o in 6. 8.
sIunt's atpeitee &bbiiion in Reabins. |
81.
emma M. g. gropn an 9apib
Smitb, 80 Bel 100 fub en- Der Wefts
cite BON Sr6arb Sirabe in SeSamss
life. 81.
Spbn 9. gonl. on @errgs u. goer,
,ot So IN llntercbiteilung bon Sbar
$1,000.
8arlanb 6. Spnes on 5arrp !.
lnh 1bsrsfa gsrnens, AZ tti 122 Juf !
III Der giorbiueiiete pon WcobbNn
NIB 2incpln 2lps s..
9lnna y. &srnsbb an gaellie x. a.9t6s
on, 100 BEL $50 5ub ar Der Sitisite
'pn goparbs Ronb, ebenip 5 Sub ans
renseno in Gait Wulrut Sils. 81.
Samss 6. SenboIm ar Marp Glos
an, 210 SUB an Der @sitisite Don
Sil6eri Gps. 81.
$. 3. @utenbereer un Senrp W.
inb aaura 50. gpie, 90 bei 122 5uh
y Der Rprbfeiie BON WleafnIep 4pe.,
80 5ub 5Itlia oon 6arrifon apenue
n WeitpoOo. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
@rpnoeiaentbnms llsberfrasnnssn.
Cincinnati, z. Of.

SobH S6mib an Scbn Reel, 6 aer,
Gdno in SurDeD Ro. 1893 in 4Hbers
Jon Sp., ebenTo 10 qcrss in Surpep
glo. l747 uno 1893 i'm ielben Up.
$1250.
5reoerid q. Ruafpetter II. an
Jranf 8. RuIItHtter, 60 Bel 200 5ut
ar Der Siibisiie DON GiepsIdnb aDe.,
42o SUB pefli9 oun 1artforb Sir.
81.
glois Mabman an Jobn 8. Wis
5ael unb 9ernabinc WiAael, % tsi
100 SUB an kr Oi.feite ppn penbls,
ton Ssr- 70 fub n5rotiG bon Dam
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
s,n 80 iin9em

in w u n nen
.Sie, srlaub,n Sit. III bas bal
Spfbraubaus9"
So
.gDo man bas bette Bier irisgts.
SO
~llnb 1T ss ipabr. baB q BARN 70
intsrsHunt iein iOa9A
80"
limb bab bort Der Raib neben bsm
Nadtrdssr fist9-
80
LIMB baB bic ginbeimiiGxn BARN
oft 70 srpb iinD sssen bic GrsmSsn2'
80"
s4ber iparum benn2s
.Weil r gar a 70 ptl frag'n, Gis
SanspurI4t sic bamiIdtr.1
Gin Srpft.
ar5t: .Sbr 3uiianb III 10 betxnIH1
der Ndtur, bab Is iiG slsim blsibt,
Db t4 Sbnsn bas Bier Derbitie ober
assints~ ~Oai fsua nil,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-09
Gin @runn b.

a.: nSm Gefangnib mub es bod
febr serduf4Ool iein2"
g.: nWieiog"
o.; sNa. tDO 10 phIs bruntmsnI"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
GuARDsMEN MUSTERED IN

Bob Williams Mobilization Camp.
Fort sil. Okla. July 6 The FIRST In.
fantry Of the First regiment Oklaho.
na National Guard in camp at Fort
sill. having fulfilled all requirements
necessary 10 become federal soldiers
were finally mustered into the federal
service
The Oklahoma National Guard went
in with nearly l,350 officers and men
and are now subject to orders from
the President Of the United states
One Of the very noticeable thins
al out the Oklahoma miiitlamen is the
condition Of their shoes, which are IN
most frlghtful shape, some o' the
men being almost barefooted NcN
saoes are now enroute from the sup.
DIV station at 81 Louis
It will be impossible for tho Okla.
bona guard to move to tae border
until this yery necessary part Of their
equipment arrives In fact, the gov
eminent does not consider their shoes
adequate to even start the trip and
viii not pass upon this point
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
CLAIM CAPTURE OF ALL
GERMAN SECOND LINE,

London, July 6.-Having captured
the whole German second line south
of the Somme, from the river to Bel
10y. the French resumed their opera
tions north of the river
They cleared the bank almost 'c
Clery.
The British are still heavily engag
ed all along the front.
Notwithstanding the heavy counter
attacks, they maintain all the ground
gained and have extended II at some
points instead compelling the Ger
mans to lessen the seige OF Verdun'
The Anglo.French offensive SEEM
10 have increased the allies determin
alton
The Russians continue their fecor'
success along the whole front iron
Riga to the Carpathians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
PROBATE MATTERS BEFORE
JUDGE CHAPP[lLE TODAY
oRoeRS or SALE, ApMtNisrRAT
0Rs APPOINTED AND RETURNS
MADE ON ESTATE MATTERS

hlgr chappee aauea an order ,o
Ma, eouh,mius sAr N frai eatato IA
me eslaic ot John G. scrpsgma El
wafl A Peunoek MAS this purchaser
81 hp uartheast quarter or section lg
township IN uarth range vrst ~
+ " Ur lhe sam ~ ss.sb0
Az ordcr has been lssued hy ihe
coarl approving an oll and gaa lease
Eigvn w Grace VI EnKl. guardian %
Waiter Enslp minor sou of Chas
4 Fnelo deceased on the went ono
haif % iho northeast quarter and
ea4t auehAif Il northwest quartar ot
aseilop ia toenablp ", north. ranse
2 wcst ot NJ
J q tyoekef executor of The
estate of lAHRhln neunla. hAa mhde
in thn court fvmu and account ~
sais OF rrai efatc belonging 90 lhe
tatatt sn aetes pf land tn unghea
county ukmhemA was aola 60 u u.
iushe of tssau
An ordgr wac iaanrd by tho court
apauaas Waiter T. nanE aa at
mlnia'.siuf ST thr oalan ag 1abiiha
j ilanann NE bHnd waa fitHa Al $500
lfeHr l,eis administrator OF no
esmls of uetAY tanks tiled m the
"Vnlg mur iaiat repoft ~ aalo of
personal property uun leeey cow
nt Aaru ,nl ane Nsrlins af $500
We're saA in nen 8sltie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
FOt RIH PRIZE WON
Bl RELIEF CORPS

The Fourth Of lnlg committee =
red in stating that tee iih prlze n
aiio parade was won of q A u
i. dies The l'h prize was won BY
Tho Women Relief Cnrps wnlch IS 3
distinct and separaie order " 4 s
laales are couiesfing the decision y
auto parade az they @efe n9i allo@ea
to place any recognition Initials o'
tnelr order while others IN the parade
we're allowed name Of the firm eif
The W r is iho auxiliary = tAe
Grand Army Of the Republic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
PLANS FOR CITY
EXPANSION ttMp AI6N

James 6. Stegcnson, reproseniiAt
the American CITY Bureau publishers
~ city Life In America, met Wiih 10
directors Of the Chamber Of Com
meree Wednesday afternoon con
tract vas made with the Bureau FOR a
clty expansion campaign 10 be IN
angurated In September Tails cam
paIgn Will incorporate all the features
o. the budget system and. II success
FIJI. add 500 to the membership o.
the Chamber Of Commerce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
BERLIN REPORTS
REvERSES FOR ALLIES.

Berlin July 1.-THE French at
tempts to advance southwest oil for'
vaux, verdun, yesterday were re-
pulsed, it is announced
Similar efforts to recap'ufe '"'
Damloup hill battery were unsuccess
ful
The French attacks at the Mario"
front in the Aisne district soulh o.
Vile Auxpbois and northwest o.
Rheims, we're likewise unsuccessful
and cost the French serious losses
The fighting continues hetweel
Ancre brook and the somme river
Minor British progress near IhlepVa
is offset by counter attacks.
Hem Somme valley has peer
evacuated by the Germans.
Belloy, En- santerre, southwest 0
Peronne. was captured by the French
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
MARINES KILL Il
DOMINICAN REBELS
ADMIRAL ChpERrON MAKES
REPORT or BATTLE Oh
JULY I.
fBy Assorlated Press }

Washington, D c. jUly s.-lu an
engagement on July between t~o
hundred and my reyolusionis,s ~
santo Domingo and American marines,
twentyseyen Dominiesns uers killed
one marine killed and eignt wounded
according 10 a report 70 the navy de-
partment today from Rear Admiral
caperson.
The fight took place before ten
.ative agreement Of disarmament with
the rebels had been made,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
jfjiI\ \ISSIIi
~ PHILIPPINES

aeseth letters anre received
fhursaay by Mayor NsslcJ and family
tom tam Smag being me fIWt
tnse bs arrsa u he philippine
lle uaftea Manila Nay zs'h afer e.
voyage 81 nearly II 900 mics. requif
lnr ~ days ~ ehleh W make lhe rip
from Sew YORK
According 10 the schedule IS gigon
lH ona 5f his letters the tfansport
hufefd upon which hc is sailing viii
siart IN she return trip aboat the Sih
Of ihls month coming via tho Panama
canal aaa due In Seg York The latter
part 81 August The Leader Will pub
lish several Of bis letters soon,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
HOLLAND MAKES PRO- .
VISION FOR REFUGEES

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
TO START A NEW U.BoAT WAR

COP nharen. July 6 Germany Is
about to em ark on a new policy o.
.ndiscriminate summarizing Captain
Persius, German naval critic writes
in the Berlin Tageblatt Germany
object Pcrsus saws, viii be to fore
England to respect international law
Germany has enough submarines ia
harm British trade considerably and
prevent the shipment Of munitions
TO France, he says.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
GFRMANS PUT SUDDEN CHECK
TOE|ERCE DRIVE Of ALLIES
WORK ON MILLER
WELL - RESI- MED

II G Jent. editor of the Crescent
city News was visitor IN Guthrie
today Crescent is humming along
very nicely" said he Work has
been resumed al the Miller well and
interest in oil development continues
unabated Mr.. Jent but recently ac
quired the Crescent News. He came
from Omega, Kan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
LIFE AND PROPERTY
Loss IN GULF STORM
PEN AC o A. MOBILE kNO
OTHER COAST pO Mt S
CUT OFF

New Orleans. July 6.-orest loss OF
property and, il is feared, some loss o.
life, has resulted from the trop'c al
storm which swept this part Of the
Gulf coast yesterday and last night.
Al some points the wind reached the
velocity Of a hurricane and al times
blew eighty miles an hour.
Pensacola, Mobile, Biloxi, and other
coast cities have been cut of since
last night.
The storm is now passing northwest
with diminishing violence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06

Paris, July 6.--The night generally
was quiet north and south OF the
Son,me river, it was announced
There were few local engagements
north Of the Somme, in which the
Ger mans captured the wood north OF
Hem. The French also captured
wood. The German counter attack at
BeIioy was repulsed. The French
have captured seventy-sis cannon and
several hundred machine guns.
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$4,000 FOR HOSPITAL.

arimorc. July & Robert Waicborn
4 wealthy oil man Of Los Angeles
cel, who has been successful in OK
laloma fields. has given pr Walter
HARDY s50000 to be used in building
and couippins> an extension TO the
Hard, Hospital here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
FOURTH AT LAREDO

(By Associated rress)
Laredo. Tex July 6 The Fourth
Missouri arrived here and encampod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
rRORATlNG ORDER
NOT ENFORCED

Ardmorc. Iuly 6 Although lde
order Of the corporation commission
requiring that flcaldion oil runs
should be prorated VAS presumed to
"a into effect luiy nothing has
been done BY the pIpc line compan
lei to carry ont the order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
YEOMEN PICNIC
GREAT SUCCESS

The Yeomen picnic at Mineral
Wells Park the 4th was a great sue.
cess, large crowd was present for
dinner and the archery contest In the
afternoon was won BY Ed. Ellis from
Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06

Mrs. l.. c Query and daughter
Mrs simons. Of Tulsa are expected
Ia the city today 70 be the guests o.
Mrs J A snuffer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
(By Associated Press.

London, jay 6.-Near Thlepval, on
the River Somme. the allies made a
further slight advance capturing
number OF prisoners, it was an
nounced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
MEXICAN WOMEN
STORM PALACE
GH1 yiVh GRlACOGSf As rNEY
plur FAMINE cHY IS
iNTEA6E

Field Headauartcrs, Mefeo.. luiy D..
Starving Mexican women storned
the governors palace a. San Louis
po,si today according 70 reports u
General pershlnJ.
The women shouted viva 0rlngoes.
Food riots, according to reports, are
occurring in the larger Mexican cit
les.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
President wlsiosons Address.

] NJ Wilkinson n Muskosee ptei
arni NJ the Oklahoma Association nf
Tic Men now n session here Raa
introduced lo speak on individual
Ownership of small Land Tfaes a
ffsr-stss,ad ,.r ls,1a EfgFft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
EARTH TRENBlES IN
SICILY: 300 KILLED
(By Associated Press.

London. July 6.-An earthquake
killinq three hundred people is re-
ported at CaIIanisett, Sicily
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OIL AND Gas WELL INSPECTOR
Maskogee, July e-J A. Baf5re Of
Ainskogee has ieen appointed OIL and
Gas Well Inspector.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-06
SUBMARINE BOATS
BECOME ACTIVE AGAIN
GERMAN PItl\GERS TAKE
TOLL or FISH BOATS in
BRITISH WATERS

LONDON, JULY 6.-GERMAN SUB
MARINE ACTIVITY HAS BEEN RE
VlVED IN THE LAST FEW DAYS.
THREE BRITISH FISHING BOATS
HAVE BEEN SUNK.
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"BETTER LATE THAN

Fort Riley, Kan. July 6.-The signal
corps and battery left today for the
border.
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frNoa A. 5aea de'reed
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Sltusiiaas, Help Ns5isa art OiAel
wants, See Page Se'en
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Sac ltadar Want Pages lGy ssfrea u
HneulaFad ilAs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-16
HARMONY AT MANHATTAN

II the spirit manifested at the
Manhattan convention is criterion
of the sentiment of the Republicans
of Kansas this state will have an
overwhelming victory next Novem-
Der. The harmony of every section
was evident and the talks before
the convention voiced the good will
which all the party is going into the
campaign. The selection Of F. w.
Sturges and E. r. Fulton as dele
gates with F. r. Fitzpatrick, Salina,
and G. S. Spence, Washington, as al
ternates, and endorsement of G. w.
Hanna for state delegate showed the
fairness of the convention and there
was in every action willingness to
unite for the coming campaign.
Delegates reported the same senti-
ment in their counties and the out
look is that the Fifth district will be
in line with the remainder of the
country in giving a sweeping Re-
publican majority for the Republic
can ticket.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-16
CLEANUP WEEK FOR KANSAS
April 1922 Fire Prevention Week
for Entire State

Topeka, March 15.-In an effort
to reduce the ten million dollar an
nual expense for fire protection and
loss from fires, Governor Capper is
sued a proclamation designating the
week of April II as fire prevention
week in Kansas. An appeal to the
property owners and residents Of
the state to clean the rubbish and
debris from their property is con-
tanned in the proclamation.
Streets, alleys, back yards, at
tics. asements-even the farms
and farm lands-will have thor
ough renovation when Kansas cele-
brates the big house cleaning event.
An entire week is set aside for clean
up purposes.