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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
War Removes Many
Familiar Characters
On London Streets

| Correspondence Of Tho Associated proas J
! LONDON, Feb. ~ Almost complete
dlsappearance of the aEaed but plctuf4
osquo street vendors and other itnerant
froqueuters ~ i.nndon's thofoughfares IL
one OF Tho notable changes brought about
by a year ana half " war.
Before hostiluos began The eurbaioues
Of the principal streets wsrs lined from
morning 10 night by hawkefs ~ pirated
copies Of popular songs cheap Toy sellers
and match vendors while Al every fsW
yards the paHaerby was Areosted BY a
man 81 woman carrying ffuit basket
or a tray laden with chocolates Or other
candies. Now these are Eono and pedeA
TRANS are grateful for the relief from tho
constant appeals 10 buy AZ tho same
tlmo the police are pleased 10 ho freed
from the continuous duty u keeping The
ragged army within the limits 81 tho eiiy
ordinances
Other characters or i.ondnn'a streets
Whose disappeafnnoe. on the contrary. "a
regret ed ura The red ooA tod ahaa blacks
formerly seen on every street eofnrf and
around The railroad stations, me dis
Agreeable london mud, uoylnR up n
caae If wet weather owing 10 the clayeY
composition OF The hubaoll, makes these
mems abaenoo noilconble, and HlRo HAT
~ The crossing swoepcrs who al lie
functions ~ freauontod streets swept
narrow pathways through The mud and
whose services were much appreciated
by the R0mcn
1hH push cart men o. "ensefnonRefa
with their little donkey burrows nill "
cheap vegetables which thsy loudly NJ
fered for sale IN tho suburban distrlcta
away from tho shopping eentefH have
some many u them 10 serve M lha
army
Tho muffin and crumret mon win
their warm wares for afternoon ten,
whose advent In the streets after lunch
was herhlded by The ringing on q bell
have duit their rounds fdr bakers have
boch turned into starred trade whose
services aro required FOR The making
~ army bread and cannot he spared for
lutureH
Tho ahrll hsh stalls. formerly much
used by patrons or saloons after their
fayotite houses had closed a. midnight
and whefa they consumed whslks and
rockleHs soaked IN vinegar and spfinkled
thckly with pepper nre no more IN eVi@
donee, having accompanied the hot
baked potato ran into oblivion with tie
introduction Of The new llghtlng regu.
iatlona which they could not avoid Inc
ffInging II they desired 10 continue their
trade with success
Many Of tho workers A. these peculiar
trades are nov engaged Ia the sorry.
~ Of their country In maNns 'ammunis
ton for the troops A. the front. ana
whether they will ever return 10 their
old stands after the war Ia Il moot point |
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
NORTHWESTERN TO BUILD
FINE NEW DEPOT At YORK

YORK Aeb. April Special. THE
Northwestern railway officials have an.
i2o,C00 passenger station, They have also
announced That several grade crossings
which base been considered dangerous,
both bg nity and railway offlci9la Will
W. attended 10 ~ once, Surveyors are
now On tbe ground outlining preliminary
plans
Whcp the station IL completed u will
10 one of tho finest on tho Northwestern
system IN city the size of York
President Meoh6n, Of the Commercial
dub. saya' I'm making such an outlay
for n station in York the Northwestern
Officials recognize the growing possl-
Utilities " n thriving city"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

Independent OIL Companies Contract
win Government for nitt-
mnn Process,

Dispatches announce that seven indie
pendent oil companies have signed con-
tracts with the government, agreeing 10
make use ~ the Walter r. nlttmhn pros
cess Of extracting gasoline from crude
oil, which II expected greatly 10 increase
tho available supply and thus reduce
prices Hiltinnn, n young chemist IN the
bureau Of mines, announced about year
ago that he had discovered a process for
obtaining gasoline more economically
and also for making cheap ioluo and
benzol, two chemicals Of importance IN
the dye and explosives Industries. Gov.
ornmont scientists and chnmsts for Oh
and powder companies have pronounced
both processes practicable, with the
Rltlmon method The oil Ia passed through
tube In Tho form Of vapof and SUBJ
joctcd 10 = very high pressure Tho orr
binary wny IN 10 distill the gasoline from
the oil, which leaves large residue Of
almost worthless solids Hy the new
method much OF this residue II IA snld
can be converted Into gasoline AZ first
statements were made that tho production
OF gasoline could bo doubled with the
Rittman process, but recently tho por.
ccntago or increase has been estimated a.
from 10 10 10 per cont.
a rule IN tho Interior department pro-
hihlts employees from protlting personally
from discoveries made while serving the
government, so The Rlttmnn process was
turned over to the United States lmmc.
diatc attempts were made TO interest oil
Some Of them have agreed
10 make uao Of tho process but The
has held ont II Las method
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

rFshenson. IN series N splendid letters
from NJ over the country mothers tell N tho
u their own daughters about ~ enter tlis
state N motherhood. Cri a bottle Of "M0tb.
efa FRIEND today ~ your ne1reat druggist.
se this splendid help with your 0wu hand
guided ~ your own mind For free hook
" Interest and Importance 10 all mothers
write 10 Hradheid Regulator Coz 400 Lamar
Bldg, Atlanta. Go. II relates the personal
experiences of many happy mothers. Il tells
many ihlnra that ~ women should be a.
mllar With, II IL NJ once guide and an
Inspiration. WTlio for this book.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

Of extracting gasoline by which Il Is able.
according 70 the statement OF Secretary
Lane 20 obtain three times more than
any independent company Tits state.
ment oil men say il an evaporation
There IL, nevertheless, no doubt but that
the standard has = superior process.
Tho Increased demand FOR gasoline hna
caused numerous attempts 10 invent =
substitute FOR gasoline or cheaper
process of manufacturing n. OF men say
that hundreds n pfocosscs for oheapens
ing thu gasoline production ara sub
miltad ~ Them every year The RlttmAn
discovery. however is sponsored ny the
United stales govefhment,-indla nspolla
News
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
DOUBLE DECK CAR EQUAL
TO TWO SINGLE DECKERS
TTFrom q Nlaff Correspondents

LINCOLN. April Especial when.
ever . railroad company cannot furnish
n d0uOl6sdeek car for tho shipment OF
sheep, u must furnish two single cars
apd cannot charge more for the two cars
tbon The rate would have been for the
doubie.dseber.
1his is The order Of the State Rail
way commission on . complaint made BY
Tho South Omahh Live Stock association
against the Rock Island railroad which
b8d charged for two cars when the
order had been for ono double-dock car.
However, the party using the chr must
mako hie request for tho can five deys
before The car ig needed. 10 that IN case
The doubls-decb car cannot be had there
viii b. time 10 secure the car ordered,
The controversy involved the sum OF
Ey, The difference between the rate
on d0ublesdeck car Bnd that Of two
ogiH Of The regular stock make.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
TO PAY HOMAGE TO THE
IMMORTAL BhRD'S MEMORY

tCoftosp9ndenfe of The AgHoc'e I fest)
LONDON March 20 10 celebrate The
Shakespeare iefcentenafy nb appeal IA
htlng made a. every man woman and
child IN Tie British emtfe TO wear from
April ~ new style 10 May . medallion
u Shakespeare. The birth and death date
old style was April sB the news style N
May .,
A committee beaded hy the lord mayor
of London has issued letter ln which
They say "Those who wear them wa
do homnge 10 tho immortal name tbat
voiced OF inspired almost eVorY iioal -
which We have pledged orr national
honor and Tor witch We no to-day pre-
pared "a sacrifice our 'las shilling AMI
our last man
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Nebraska
STATE RAIL BOARD
NOT TO JOIN TEXAS
Chairman Clarke Sends Letter in
Which Declines TO Support
Sheppard Bill.
NEBRASKA HAS ANOTHER PLAY

W. ~ NAHlt AHiNfAVNHufnlI
LINCOLN, April 2--fspecial Tho Ne
iyasba state railway commission viii not
join with ths Te8Bs commission In ita
support ~ Tho sheppard bin N the ser.
Ats which takes out " the Interstate
Commerce commissions hands tho power
10 annul rate fixed by authority of
state, but would Ret NJ II IN a different
way Answering the letter addressed 10
the Nebraska commission, Henry =
tlhrfc, aestnK for the commission, has
written 70 William y. Williams Of The
TeS6c commission The folswinR letter
~ reply ~ your favor OF ihn 2Hh uli j.,
hrbluE uh ~ Nrltn or wire our approval
~ the amendment 70 tho Interstate Com
fnerpe Act proposed by senator Sheppard
~ your stale, ] herewith enclose copy Of
letter ills Day mhilod 70 Benbtor sheps
~ yon know VIZ have eaue similar
- me shreveport fHsa now pending boz
fore the Interstate Commerce commission
sn0 egnHsquently have given the question
81 lufiHdlftlon ~ the commission great
lshl ~ serious thouEht We Hte Hbbnl
mghHlY u the .gtlnipn that congress viii
not deprive tho Interstate Commerce
e0tnrniEsleH ~ The power 20 Wipe ont
these diHefiminntlonsi Bueii being The
tbe Inthftthtf Commerce commission
SHOULD be required m condition pfeefs
d0nt 70 the Interference with at9ts.mnda
rates 70 lind the Hama unjust ana unfgbs
FphAblf low IN and ~ themselves, ~ be-
absolutely sound AZ fOg Know. our vest
stn eonnmitsl0nH spent great deal ~
Time ana money ~ The recent western
ADVANCE. rate caBeHt We are not AaiHa
ti"1 with The decision ~ the commission
W the passenger rate ease and II n
mbttsf or serious concern and deep re
Ffnt ~ ug tllat We could not and did not
rave The tight ~ appeal, FOR The fnah1B
lh9t We were confident ~ reversing them
nn TIN record.
trust that The position taken by ia
VIII bntt with your approval and that
YpI vii sen ~ % urge upon your sen
hioTs The deslrBbllitt OF amending Tho
lAW 40 ~ ~ provide repeal ~ The
afHfHs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Italy Feels Pinch
OF Fuel Famine

correspondence N tbe Associated pfewJ
MILAN March ~ Tho lluliana light
INK above The snow llno find wood 40
achroe lint the bay scouts ARE rialilna
every house. eolleptina waste papcr FOR
fuei The sheets are spread flat and fed
ioio a machine whirh rolls them lightly
INTO roll of nbou 81 lnch IN diameter
Thoao rolls rsn be dfapfed into q taap'
nack and when flfe IL wanted three Or
four ~ lhsso paper rolls fufflre
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
SIDNEY STUDENT WINS
DECLhMAT0RY CONTEST

DRtpdEpoHT, Nebq April 2--fspe-
einl.l-The North Platte valley district
deelamatory contest WINS held al Bridge
port Friday niRht, IN which the high
schools ~ Sidney. Alliance, scotts Bluff,
Bridgeport, Dayard, Klmball, Oshkosh,
Miniature, Merna and Morrill, took part,
Prizes wcro awarded Ms follows
0fathrioai Francis Herbert Of sidney,
first, Clarence Guahman Of kimball, sec
ond
first, Marion Mote Of Alliance, second.
Humorous Ruth ilhdleY Of beotfs
Bluff first. cofinne Molfing Of Alliance,
seeand
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

nfKBE/CH - ISftffFhff
New activities Tor members ~ tls
family have been found BY tho kaiser.
Prince August william, bis fourth son.
IN expected 10 arrive shortly Ia Brussels
70 taao up, eventually the position Of
goYernof-gcneral now held by General
Won Kissing,
II is understood that AZ first the prince
will serve Ms assistant 10 General Won
Blasting. but ultimately VIII supercede
the present ruler.
Another son, Prince Eite Friedrich. II
said 10 have been delegated by the kaiser
to so 10 conatanllnoplo to present
sword Of honor TO Tho sultan In com.
momoration OF the bravery Of the Turk.
iah army.
lie In due TO arrive soon, aays a dis
patch from Amsterdam Two hundred
especially picked policemen have been
sent to conatnntinoplo from Berlin 10
take precautionary measure for tho
safety Of the prince, lie Will also visit
the Turkish front In Asia Minor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
HYMENEAL-.
waIoott.IIuff

CUADRuN, Mob April Especial ,
Married. nj tho residence Of tho brides
parents ~. and Mira William Hnff I'D
ward wnlcott to Catherine nun. by The
Rev William Banks of the Grace l1pa.
cepal church Of chadfon. After short
EASTERN vlait Mr and Mrs Walcolt viii
reside on one Of the houses on the ranch
81 lh. faLher Of THO nrnnm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Mine Layers in
Demand at Front

0orreapoudcnce N m Associated Preaa
LONDON March - Ten thousand
more skilled miners viii be wanted on The
prlish war front during tho neVl twelve
month"; 10 earry on Tho work of tuhnolnE
FOR tbe laying Of mIhoa according 70
Rohor Fuililo. president OF The Miners.
Federation NJ Great Britain
IN making his announcement M
smlilio stated that shllo considerable
number - miners were already engaged
IN this work lie Eotorpmeut wanted
more nnd Nnr going 10 appeal 70 the
home offira for them. rieso nen nov
over will haFo 20 he enrolled ~ youn.
4eefs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
AUSTRIAN WOMAN GIVES
MILLIONS TO CHARITY

GORE Hpondence Of The Associated Press }
DuDApEsT feh, Zone Of the most
notable charities since the beginning Of
the war IL the Rlft Of approximately 3d.
1900 bY Frau lrma Kral who died W..
Gently for tho education ~ the common
people. Frau Krail. wealthy when she
married for Tho first time. enhanced her
fortune with each Of her five marriages,
and died worth many millions Her
fourth husband Baron strnhlendorff WIS
widely known through Auslrlaellunglry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
CRIST CHARGED WITH
BURNING ANSELM0 STORES

BROKEN BOW, Neb, ApHl 2~(fpe'
oial J--Bhcrift Wilson went 10 Anselmo
Saturday forenoon and arrested Frank
crlst whom he brought back to Broken
Bow, Cast IL charged with arson in con-
neetion with ths burning Of meat mar
ket and grunge store nj Anselmo several
weeks ago. During the week an assist
ant deputy fro Inspector has been maxi
ing Investigations and enough evidence
was secured 10 vibrant County Attorney
keny issuing . complaint. Criat IL al
feady out on bonds, charged with robbing
q drug store NJ Anselmo, Ills father IL
a business man ~ that place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

FALLS CITY April Special, Irwin
The eight.months-od son Or Mr., and Mrs
Joseph Frederick, living east Of Falls
city was badly burned Friday night, In
sonir manner the sparks from the cook
store set tile bRbya clothes on fro
ana he was badly burned before the
mother came 20 ~ rescue by throwing
bucket Of water upon H. There ~
little hope Of It's recovery
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Nebraska
Youth at Beatrice
is Killed Under Car

Bl9ATHlcE. Nsb. April 2,-(special -
John Msines, % .ysar-als son Of Mrs
John Meinas ~ riekreil, WIS., killed ~
iiia0 today when HE automobile upset
three miles east Of fickrel The body
was found underneath the car BY John
Day q farmer, with the feet driven
through Tho windshield, The skull was
crushed, Young McineaH father. John
helnes, whs killed IT Lincoln q few
years ogo by falling down the steps al
hotel there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
FREMONT WILL VOTE ON
INTERSECTION BONDS

FREMONT. Neb,, April 2--(speelaly
Tuesday Fremont will elect four eoun.
eilrnen ana two members Of the school
board, The democrats and republicans
have fused on tho school hoard members.
but each party has n full ticket N the
eouncilmenlo field. The proposition Of IN
suing 10000 intersection paving bonds
will be voted upon NJ this election
Registration show big falling Off over
n year ngo. which Ii m indication OF
the lack Of interest IN tile election
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
students from Argentine.

FREMONT. Neb April 2-tspecialD
3 Miss GLADYS Hall and her brother
Harold o. Buenoa Aires, Argentine, are
among the now students ~ Fremont col,
laRe The mother u The two young
people accompanied them and Will make
their home here while her children at
tend school
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
ONE OF VILLA VICTIMS
Is A NEWSPAPER MAN

III FAsO. TcN Aprll 9-D0n0Id No.
Gregor. one Of villas victims 81 Mlnaea
was a newspapemnn who had worked
IN Denver Chicago and IN ether eastern
and western cites During tho colorado
coal mincra' strike he took part IN tho
flghL.ng bcLMnnn lnnm nnd tho mIlLLIn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
LINCOLN REPUBLICANS
ARE SHOWING BIG LEAD
ITlom a sIaff Correspondent J

LINCOLN Apil Especial with
siN days lef FOR registration, republicans
- Lincoln are SUI slowing q tgo 20 ona
lead ovaf TIE democrats md The one lone
popnliS sill holds lis own
The reRiatntlou shows That Ga2 voters
bac Waited the clerks office which Is
sui about $500 short Of registration
col ago Tic showing II DIV follows
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
PRINCE JOACHIM WINS
LAURELS AS COMPOSER

Correspondence OF Tile Associated Press J
BERLIS. March @.-prlnce Joachim
Albrecht Of Prussia, whose musical COM
positions hayasbeen u prominent feature
rorcntly Of programs al the Ituwnn
court, has written sis marches ~ u
popular character since the beginning u
the war. They are called "Pf0 ulofla ct
ratrin, 1874 THE Llego March,
with God for King ana Country"
young Germany and 'fhe Men in Field
Gray"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
War nnby Fund sale.

FALLS CITY Aprl 2-tspociall Tho
Catholic ladies held a food sale here to-
day as a war baby fund They VIII send
who WIN distribute the money for the
rellof OF the babies IN the war zone In
need OF proper food and fainent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

expected arrival Of a
bnbY llnt In the mean,
time The comfort Of
ihs mother IL " yast
Importance, There isa
splendid external rem
edY known ~ Moth.
efs Friend" which sr~
cris q wonderful ln1u,
encr upon the expand.
inR muscles They boz
come more plant.
stretch Without undns
paln. mike The period
one of pleasant aniic.
fuatIUu litgtead az an
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

sNYDER, Mob, April 2.-(spoolnll-
Buslness men and farmers Of Snyder and
vicinity have presented Northwestern Of
fielala with n petition asking for a new
depot nj Snyder, Tho petition sets forth
that The present station ia inadequate for
the business handled at that place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

WOODS BROTHERS TO BUILD
BOULEVARD IN LINCOLN

LlNcuisA NrrIl tapeelal Tile ran
al eit Of NebNaEa a. 10 have . new
boulevard Noods hrothers " lincoln
tayiug offered 10 hHld q winding naNed
f1nd ln southeast lincoln ono and three.
gHef'ers miles Ions and when completed
wi'l preeanl the Asme 70 the eltH
fhe nHA laad Nlii start I'D the CNm
Wt.an ~ eeftsh paved street wind
around .Hfaugh thp feunlft and FeuFu
a. AnIHfns mfs az Use entrance an ihN
sg1 te0uf presented io the el.f bs
fhabH Sold ~ Omaha a forma tu.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
improvements AZ ehadron.

cHADRoN, Ncb. April 2.-(speclall--
The new opera house viii open APRIL
Work is being pushed on the new
First National bank building
Digging FOR The foundation OF the new
$4,000 out and postofhee building has
begun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

cIfADRoN, Neb., April Especial =
Died. Mrs robert Il. Burns, aged 10
years, wife Of Or. H. Il. Burns, who
came 70 Dawes county then unorgnnized
territory, In the spring Of 1854 IN Burns
died two years ago Three children ana
seven grandchildren survive The chill
dren are Robert and BENJAMIN, both re-
siding here, and Mrs George r Cole Of
Ardmore. s D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
The Coming Baby!
Aooray! HOOray!

Nothing else cnn 20 completely endear
~ 10 The present aud the future as tho
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
DEATH RECORD

FALLS CITY. Neb,, April 2 Specially
-pcmis Mccarthy died at his home In
this city Saturday morning Of apoplexy.
lie n survived by his widow, hia daugh-
ter Mrs Ambrose finn OF Jefferson.
Ia, and one aon, cyril Mccarthy. who
has been IN Tulsh, Okla. the past two
months, His aged fathcr dnd an invalid
brother made their home with him, Tho
funeral will be held from the Catholic
church, Monday, NJ o'clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04

Completed plans fcr uklshom, Ci,,s
proposed million and a half dollar water
storage and extension system we're si,cn
TO the public Tor the nrst time tues
day morning when an advisory board
consisting ~ the heads oi various or
sanitaiions and business houses IN Oka
hnma city made an initial survey " the
completed plans with the city commis.
sionsf- and engineers
Ns runniytins plans and ark " time
kepi many ~ the lrsdinr husines. men
NJ the cit, swaN u pa. decided ~ sub
nit the proposition IN its entirety 10 q
lafsct advisor, huafd Thursday evening
Hunn Bccih " the curtis noo,h a prn,.
IL, company VAS yhuseu chairman Of the
meeting TUESDAY and , \ whi,,sn. see
fr,aty Of the Retailers association was
elcr,ed secretary They ,pill have charge
oi the general meeting Thutsds, when
the decision ~ the rii,s lsadina husi
nt.s men viii he mads crncefnins m.
water plan
Tho estimated yo'i and rlsns " tho
siDnse system pfupsr sss pfatucaii,
the same as the ufirIusi rlsus ad,anrS -
hv titt EnGinset tuN Mcclure Nerl
aau Ills estimate covered onii the rtesi
siofsse basin tu hs constituted abou,
seven miles notihp.s, of ths present
water plani. Tho rtopcsed bond Issue
which VII be -sof APPROXIMATELY eSso,Ar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
CAPITOL WORKS
T|EUP UNLIKELY

n. immediate itrup ~ the state capitol
iub is mot Us.y nr,rriirs io surrrin
irnl,ri Irydsu,ksrn ct the stewart ''n.
siric'inn rumran,. whcn asked TUESDAY
mofnIng regarding Wh,thyr uf rr, az
agreement had Nern reached between hs
company and the mumhFfs ~ the hud
carriers aud common lsbntets union Who
walked off ihs sob Munds, because their
rmrlr,rfs refused tn grant an incr'as"
iu wages so sntf'rnt hai been
reached ai uron fursia,
NJ lN.dsfl.k .Nu stated that The Uai.
psrists. sheet metal WORKERS pissiefcis
sisamutt.rs Hui r'ruhsfs wrfe s'fn o.
unik and thni tr. ur.t ttstis uf the
Dob Ntfs fhr hnIDui,tr U'mmun "a.
bowers trl uiRut, ruWsfs vhU walked
rn ibr iHb aruui a mrnth $50 iri.uprrt
ihr fsussI W thy stewart ,umptr. iu
tBisr thrif wages
tnisas the bHyiussUra ana other
unions uut n sympathy viih the rm
mon isbrrf jhstp s rn chance rf =
complete rsrp although she shssryr ~
ihr ,rmrrr Isbufsfs rni hodrstrsfs ne
we'll ha 'Ns gIbrts ufiiffs tat irurU
rirI NaNst pau n fNr f,irfH .H.
.t.utI..u nH.t
President ifI# NIMrnI.sI # f.. H
bnft's unIon vas attempting Tustftt
morning in a. into irurh uih sn,
Robert O. Wui.su,s In IN rniss,rf Ia
fnie, he aid in srttins thn differences
between ths union sud the sisesit com.
rauI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
BELIEVES VILLA
IS GETTING j. S.
TROOPS IN TRAP


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