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The Washington times., 1916-07-10

PHILADELPHIA. July 10.--The sue
cessful trip of the German submarine
only augments this country's need for
a navy Of the most modern and efficient
type. according to Lieut.. Herber. r.
Anderson, U. s. N, retired. When in
formed at the Bellevue Stratford yes
terday afternoon Of the arrival of the
undersea craft at Newport News. the
lieutenant expressed great surprise and
Was at Hrs inclined tG doubt authentic
possible that a vessel OF the submarine
type could accomplish such feat" he
declared. especially In time of war.
when the seas swarm with hostile fleets.
Naturally. the trip has proved that
the submarine can operate thousands of
miles away from q base. No longer will
they be regarded as mere auxiliary
crafts dependent to great extent upon
the proximity Of larger vessels. While
the submarine has been looked upon as
an Important factor In quick offensive
sdeped to be- ee 1fya iimseG Tas Hith
erto. only vessels lying in harbors or
within a comparatively few miles of the
coast were thought to be in danger Of
has practically proved the contrary.
Judging from the voyage of the German
submarine. vessel In midocean Is just
as liable to be sent to the bottom by
a torpedo as one approaching a danger
zone. In fact, when submarine can
successfully make a 3,0O0-mile voyage
the entire Atlantic between this country
and Europe must be regarded as a dam
ger zone.
Would Be Danger to u. 8.
ION the other hand. the voyage Of the
German submarine should make some or
our SNUG pacifists sit UP and take notice.
1t ia proof positive that the long-taiked-
Of 1900 miles Of ocean is no longer pro-
The Washington times., 1916-07-10

warships encountered coming over. but
dismissed the question with:
I'VE several times saw what We took
to be warships."
The officers and crew OF the sub
marine were deeply interested In the
taking OF the motion pictures and dur
ing the run from Quarantine to the
slip where the U-boat will lie. the cap
tain put his crew through several man.
euvers for the benefit OF the camera
men.
Merchant Ensign Dipped.
The German merchant ensign which
floated over the bluff stern of the boat.
was dipped to other merchantmen. out
ward bound.
Where can see these ptcturesr" the
captain asked eagerly. after he had &C.
commodated the movie men.
He was told that the pictures would
be shown all over the country. and
then he asked whether they would he
sent abroad. When assured that they
would he remarked:
Isn't il pretty dangerous to send
such things across? Well. you'd better
send the films back by the Deutschland
She will get them in safely for you"
The only recreation provided for the
ters, was music. Today there were
half a dozen monographs scattered
over the narrow U-boat. and the major
ity Of them were In the crews quar-
| ters
| All last night. as the submarine came
up the bay through the fog. the ma
chimes we're kept playing.
The Washington times., 1916-07-10
CLAYTON Will Filed.

John Clayton. by a will dated May %,
last and fled for probate today, be-
aueat this his home at 422 Franklin street
northwest to his grand daughter, Helen
Clayton Carter. TO be held in trust by
Rebecca ]. Gray until the beneficiary
shall become n years Of age. The
remainder of the estate IL likewise left
to tho grand daughter In trust.
Rebecca J. and John F. Gray are
named executors without bond.
The Washington times., 1916-07-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for tho District of CO.
lumbia and Mhryiand-Cloudy tonight
and Tuesday: probably showers. Mod
crate winds, mostly southeriy.
Virginia--Cloudy tonight and Tuesday /;
probably showers. Moderate southeast
and south winds.
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TO RELIEVE INDIGESTION

Take Horsford's Actd Phosphate
There Is nothing better for nnuses. inson-
u. SiGk hsadaSLe or acid stopaAsa.-kayI
The Washington times., 1916-07-10

that any naval power could narass our
coast with little difficulty.
The Washington times., 1916-07-10
No Movement on Bay.

Except for the ghostly passing
steamers there was no movement on
the bay and the only lights. save the
riding and running lanterns OF the
ships. came from little shack on the
heights above Quarantine where
Charles Carr. Baltlmore's leper. pre-
pared his early morning breakfast in
solitude.
But with the tightening of the sky,
l, Richardson and his deputy. DR..
Travers. aboard. cast of from Its pier
a. mile away. and edged over toward
the giant submarine.
On came the Quarantine tug. short
imperative blasts sounding from her
steam whistle. Back over the mill
pond water came shriil and clear the
answer from the compressed air siren
of tho submarine.
And with her reply came movement
coming tower hatch amidships added
a glare to the slender radiance of her
puny riding lights. Into the hatch
glare climbed dsrkiy silhouetted hg-
ures, who gathered sure-footedly for.
yard, lining up with precision and
| BY that time tho murk had lifted a
little and The big German sea-SoinG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
INITIAL TRIP OF
SHIP OKLAHOMA
IS BEGUN TODAY
Governor Wires Congratula-
tons; Flags Wave in
Celebration.

\ telegram t'celved ~ O'Clock nv
Governor Williams from Charlos " AlsS.
nndcr of philsde'rhs announced thn, tho
bsitleshlr OKLAHOMA had sailed from tta'
port at 7 O'Clock this afternoon There
is diffcrcnr, n about n slourt time
between ph'lrd 'lphp and oklahoma Guy,
hlch srruuui- frf tho message ~.
rival here apparently before the -hir 10.
p,ftcd ou ~ cruise
NJ Alexander is secretary NJ me rhii.
,dslplm citizens committee Witch celc
hfbi.d M, uklrhoms's launching. and
vhi,b has attended 10 'ntcftainmon, and
other "details ~ the event from the out.
s.t
Barber TODAY. Governor willinms sent
the following drpitch to Cart Rosci
W,lirs commanding the Wb,shp
Tho state 4 Oklahoma sends boat
wishes md hearty congratulations
rn ne occasion ~ the initial sailing
t0dn, of the hstilsshir. oklahoma
Unrd lurk and hon voyage
Thc governor Hsp sent another. 10 NJ
Alexander. STATING
Old Glory. phIladsiphas rift 10 tho
young commonwealth ~ oklahoma.
nov nving over statshouso IN honor
bsiilsship oklahoma tbklnr hoi inl.
t,l sailing today
NJ Alexander stated In tls dIspptrl
that ukHhuut's birthday 1Uty pas Twin,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
MAYOR RESENTS
IMPLICATION Of
BUILDING CRAFT
Opposition Speakers Claim
Relative to Courthouse
Explained in Detail.

Tho n'H meeting ~ organized unru. I.
',on io 'h' water bond psu. U,a h.Il
Tuesday ',euInl it the CORNER o' chi. .h'.
saw ui Wl'k,r sf,sts ! "a k,,iou
and charles Eu'n were M, speaker, uu,
of tho r.lkrfs attacked Nn,rr 90 over.
holsor rraHrI.H. hIs administration when
m,mr,r .. i'u Dt,h uf rnuni, ,um
mi.s.ru,ts u' us,bom, county. ,ud
this called forth statement FROM hr
mt,rf thr uufr.us. ts fr.iuN.
The upuN.u, in..'g n' iH, nnni issue
understand claimed it1i r'uri .H
from uklHH,wp county while b m,mh.T
~ 'h, huift ~ .umms siuu,b That
statement iH mot tfu, aH every bui1
knnNs
y collected $50 %, Judgment secured
against me count, in the district ,uuii
~ that amount ii-l Vnf iof monr, raIi
uut NJ my own pocket duflug tho .nu.
ance wa fot f1lHN allowed h law
When I placed m bin h,fbfr ihf
oth.f commissioners I iu'i 'hrw io nU'
alIne it Tor wanted tr rri 10 thrnrr
she .uuf'a The, consequently TURNED
down 'Ne ,llIW and obtained mirm,ri
against th, county
The .uUf'fuH., Honis vrfr .nN n.
N, highest sum ever mh fuf tN t,r
cent tuuis r oklahoma Somr trnurhl
from tln up io iNr uu OBJ. dollar
Where thU set the ffHr ru 1nnl
know
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
REGISTRARS WILL
REMAIN ON DUtY
UP TO MIDNIGHT
Last Chance Offered Voters
10 End al IL O'clock
Tonight.

Precinct registrars have been lnstruct.
od ~ take their certificate hooks home
tonight aud IN k'op thom open until
midnight tor tho benefit c' voters who
may not fcsist"f .n the dpvu,usn dis.
ui,'s This win uo the hst chance to
register
Tho telephone ~ BrglIar ~ - uu.
Ner q office fanE ~. vssantl, this morn
ins ana hc WA tU.,-d ,o devote his ,n.
iirr time 90 answering questions con
yrfnlng lhc rules aud regulations VI tcg
istfatiun
IN man, eases where holders " 1914
tcf,i'ira,ss inileo 4. register. friends per
formed the duty ior them several In.
stances NJ this sort have been reported
~ registration headquarters Whether ~
not this " ,unsidrfed LEGAL is n new
phase ~ tho new law
Nearly eNcrN country precinct fesis.
tfnr has Issued ihurv certificates than
there were voters IN the precinct las,
tUst
The rural voters ATE taking more IN
irfcst IN registration thsp ,hcs, ~ thu
clt,. dcclsrcd Mt Oliver "pnlN tl,s
rlN precincts have reported registration,
exceeding those heretofore
\ canvass " precinct IN the fourth
Nafd save ga voters registered Ut 2
ncloCk this morning cut VI this number
n were opposed to tho bond issue and
lso favnfinE the issue THIS " tho rre
clnct IN which opponents " the bond
lssue held meeting lsst nish,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Pershing Told to
Concentrate Force

w. rNSu TrNHs MBt 10 so answer
N,i ns,u received wsdresd,, nom
Washington ip U,wpi s,o,fs message
r,rp'iIns VsH.ui unl,ruUs proposal for
io'u, psvri uf 'h' border General
scott aH WsHrrsi,, conference ws,
fu ~. hf'N f.g.fdl,,s uf whether n rsrlv
vas fr,sf,fi 'u ihr p|su uf tho MoNrsn
minister uf vpf
u.r,nI Tr'sUinr r,a boon ordered ~
hrFin re- rfrtfrf concentration NJ hue
uuHr rNus. irp,hwrnis suu prrfat.
nr t. rf south ,s StH Nr'uru. II vs-
r,rwiri vW o., vItrlfaNn iu tolnns
IHtHr
N.iUf tarrNnfH, ,uWmlriiur twn
uuura ~ tr, iIEh'h cavalry. b. nrat.nr
inr international iuurdsf, tine and ~ is
uudrrsinui ih,f he b. instructed 10 cross
l.U Mr,iyn VI h' srss am, chance ~
running dnvr bn, nf 'hr bandits imru.
.sisd lH M, raid rn Glenn srtinN aud
tuuuIihs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
U. S. APPEAL COURT
here NOW ASSURED

nH'RHHmf tuN H nearly certain VI. rs
i,sIsn,isl ,a uu. .' ihs out Hii,s for
ihs rfup.srl rst tenth circuit court nf
appeals according 90 b. % Nisws.
president nf ib, .rruf, ha. association.
uha ruuist n.Ef received I,us. ifom
Congressman lt, o. rH.np..n 'r Wash
neion .stIus Oh. house m|.nu .um
mitiss haf f,r' iad ntunHI an ihs
900 ~ creation n. tH, souf'
~, hn raf..d H. enc anmurs rfr
,is uai Iku ums o. ,eur a.H .,sf
q. b. hrI r u.aHHHs t.i. tni ien n
N.mrhH. T,rr fl, .f.Hi' Iuis, soIid
.u htr bon NwH H. Nat au' ttiHnrr
No,untf srl us wrf. ti'wueI A.
Atsws who Be- If.rtrrit iN leave fn.
Nsahirftnu sa H'n RH nHtifrd ii Hcn-
rfyssmsn rhHwrrfn Hsls. us that ths
nyw .ruu sW b. IN session here hy
Aprl 1911
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
DANCE GIVEN IN
TR|PPERS' HONOR;
FINE RECEPTIONS
Parades and Welcome Pro-
grams Greet Trade
ExcursIonlStS.
ey a star Correspondent,

ADA okla Msy 10 Aboard Trades
specall Mayor Eatllffc mud commit.
tee of hosrtShle citizens met tho special
train at Ada todaS and offered the free
iom NJ the oii, During the n't, minute
stop the Oklshoms CT, men saw ono
" tho rrcttIcsi towns ,oi visited The
merchants met thc hooN's At thri.
doors and clsau ucro given oyciy man
\ program of sddfcss's ana h dance
vas tho entertainment offered the ~.
rursion.s,s st Holdcnvillo pst ulrht
~ Snsakwa aud Francis the booster
phpdcd and the First regiment hand
save concerts
~ F.Rrcis Cashier Hose NJ tho "a
,hnal hank explained Monday h0ldur
In which lone hiihwp,mar rohhri him
" $4,000
An excellent fRfminc rnurtf' NRf
passed through INV. morning crops we've
In better condition and th, srHton r.rH
more advanced than IN other sc0'l ms
visited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Unofficial Reports 10 Wash
ington Tell Of Threat
ening Raids.
MILITIA OF MORE STATES
MAY BE CALLED OUT SOON
General Pershing Ordered to
Concentrate His
Forces.

".'0'''.''''''. '''' "'.''. ~
o. '"' '''ht 100 .n'f' '''''' "H' p''hh''
nn uprising N'du,sist FROM MuEat-
Ian or the U,a, ,,,.f Of ue,tro ali
''''' ''N' N''' N'I"'' '' h''N' W'i"-
\tuu.U. tt. last American i,oons IN
-,
''' ''.'.' '''''' "'' '''"E i"'"''@''
'or Mexican border service with tho
uation, Guard of tFr.. .t,t,s tho, ,r,
' '"
''hI un tome army
r. iH. situation garr,rs r,iionpl
,..,t. .,.,t.. ,...r, 49,, ..,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
vERDUN ATTACKS
BASIS BIG Guns
Major Moraht Says Earlier
Battles Merely Prelude to
Present Assault.

BERLiN. MAY 10 The German At.
iack on vctdun ls based on the crushing
effort II German heavy artillery. writes
Major Mctsht. military critic ci the
Tssebla,,. The capture ot the smaller
fofltessc, IN the wes, at the beginning
nt tho vaf b, the use ut heavy At,il.
YER, va. only prelude 10 the artillery
operations nov IN progress. hc saNs
The nuimnns lo-scs ~ the French
are due psttlt tn the effect uf the ,ltf
man ,tiiilsp and patty to the tcnarit,
NJ the French. who viii not abandon their
trenches
IN INT Nctdun campaign N, number
~ usfman troops engaged v much
lsp than half ,hs, of tho French tn,
number nf French troops may he calcu.
lated Al not less than Noe 600. hall N
the forces France still has at her die.
possl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Bernard ShalU Sees in Slain
Sim Feiners Martyrs Like
Emmet and Heroes of Poland

LONDON. Mss n a Bsfnstd
shss discussing the execution " Sim
fsinrts M an trsn letter save
NV visv ls tha, men shn were
shot IN ,plh blnnd after thclt capture
~ surrender ssiu prisoners NJ vsf
aud n vas therefore entirely lnvw
frrt 10 slaughter them The relation
~ Ireland 10 ndhlln castle " IN this
frspsUi precisely the ssme as ,hr
iislkan states tnv ard Turkey ~ nel.
rium toward the ksissf W " tho
Tinted states 10 ufsa, n,it.in
'un,n Dublin castle is superseded
~ = national rsrilsmen, an Irish.
man fesoftins 4. arms ~ achieve the
Independence y Iva country Il tnins
snl, shat Ensilshmen viii do "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
u. S. Note Called
Diplomatic Victory

pARis N,, 10 -Gr'at prominence sss
given by Parts newspapers "Wednesday IN
the latest American note 10 Germany. r"'
rlyins 20 the Gcrmn communication re.
sp.ctiur submarine warfare. Tho Amer
team ru'r i- called mtsbfp'cC, ~ dl-
plomtcN
The Mstu saw ~ will hr interest
ing 10 see how ih, German government
,Vpl,ins ip ih' public thet % h's con.
scented radically to mostly submarine
warfare without oh'Hluug ~. slightest
compensation lr exchange.
The Ioin rtflsicn SAWS There 80.
mains nothing frr Emperor William "a
a. except either 10 accept thr American
note st 'hr fiat NJ boosting ih' fur, oi
the German rov'umrutai parties ~ ~
take ON himsclt the iW'HiiN" M hrins
inr about q rupture vhich would entail
serious consequences fot German,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Invaded and conquered np the gs
mans such an ltlshmsn is ~ much
In order morally accepting assistance
from the uefmsns ss England 10 IN
accer,ins N. assistance oi Russia IN
\ sltussle with German,
The fsci tha, he hnnws thu, hr
must flrm With tnp, around his
nsrt adds IN snms measufp 10 HE
rlrt, m tue eyes ~ dlsintefrsird ad.
mifsfs oi patriotism throughout the
wofld The slaughter Of man In
this position makes him martyr
The shc, ltisnmsn viii nos ,ahs
their plsres hcslie Esnme, and the
Manchester martyrs In irrlsrd and
te.la. the heroes II Poland. serbia
and Belgium In kurcpe"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Brazil to Ask
Germany to Pay

RIO JANEIEO Nav 40 IN" German
minister. r,phmr foo me motto u' ~.
BuIlipu government Iu regard in iN.
rInkinr Of the Enz.lnI stoaw.h.p iao
prlr,p by Gom7n .urm"uH Zoo.
Nfm,d the chancellor Wodu' d't thr'
NJ goywumeu' Nil answer NilIineN
49, communication 81 tho subject HI'
dressed IN II b, Eufil ~ soon mo- 'h'
oU,I,l iuluu INTO 'h" siuknr ~ t1'
,h, . concluded domqni ior n1cm.
rrS vl No. presented tu h'rlin
rn. omm,ut NJ the Nr1fiIHu n"N
tlp.r fruc,'inr Tho exchange o' mote
i,iv..u GERMANY Yui ih. United Stat,
irm,,ir thm brazilian opinion De- impr
,icut with M, t,mpouptiuu - l1E lu
started campaign for m" organization
OF s league ~ ntulrHls uud"f M" 'rt,
of tfo United states
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Flight Shows Quiet
On American Border

,uIuNuts y " Nh, 10 Pear.
rcrui'su boo ruwur.fIii'u wEh, vers
,ln,,d hst, W,iu'-i,, o., , feconnnis-
arso hight w'ds o., captain T q uodd
~ tho arm, aero ,nrrs pufur th' wght
stories bs,,W' current boz the streets
and on thr uIN'Br reservation that J.
'nU t,rprD soldiers Nsr' marching on
rNumbu. sui tu' General fcfshirgh
frsr Fprd hail lrrr attacked MHchin,
guns vote mounted ir vuui, parts ~ IN"
,amu md soldiers iru' close 10 their
htffbrts To- Irtvugrie captain puii
flew utfr 'frrfur 90 miles iu tho south
1ui vr.i ny columbus ~. f'rHrcl ih't
sI w.. uIi'i tiurr 'N. Nnau"u hn"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Document Handed to Gerard
and Is on Way to
Washington.
SUBMARINE COMM MANDER
PUNISHED FOR HIS ACT
Germany Now Officially Makes
Promise for Rep
aratlon.

wAsHINGTON. May N Secretary
Lansing received message from Nm
t,stndor Go.ari Wednesday giving mo-.
tlc, that o nev note nn M" Sussex 'nsr
hat been handed him and E on th" oa'
10 Washington n has been indicated
that the German government now admits
sttsckins tho SUSSEX. gives notice tht
The submarine commander rc'r"nNhl'
hh, been punished and rromi0o' 10 make
r,pafPtion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Army Officers
Laying Out Camp

NNN NNruNin. 1rWs Nsy "
lusfH nI tfmt ufH,pfs hresr NO wes
WsHH..lHt uf sfiHt uui fHmp hioi fnf
ihl nHiH snf fsruisf iibngs thai sM
's4.n suninr hsft within the nest fss
Hst. Tfr total numbrf uf msn nohll.
iced RE ihIs usani fni ssftirs signf the
hnrisf and In Nssiru viii y. IN sscess
uf oo8 non
The ifcors ordered 10 san An,anio ~.
cluis al the ursaniscd mliitis " The
state " T,tas. eleven scmpsniss u csses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
MILLER CHARGE TO
Committee MONDAY

a committee of ,hs .ihi, ir,it of ,l.
uruiiufr appointed ~ utrriira,
,hstr,s Hrpna Freeman q v.uer p,n
i,s.c oi rnr'.r si th. n Hnt " ,ci
hs, rolstl, uiu m,,, Vouis, u,
tursdn, in s,Wva'sf in b,r.u the In
nuit, The rrmmNir, Is composed "A
In. v N.tish " ssndsi ani e. a
Campbell
Miilrt hAs been suspended pending iy.
suit " the Investigation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
HEARING on BRAMDEIS
rs ORDERED RE0PENED

WASHINGTON. MAY 10 RcopcuinE NJ
public hearings on the nomination of
was ordered "wednesday D., the state
Judiciary committees 10 investigate Mr.
nrNndsls connection with proposed
merger several ,vars ago ~ thu United
Cisar stores company and the lukrfs
ilcgeman chpin ~ drug s,vtcs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
SCHOOL LAND SALES
RECORD IS BROKEN

All rccord. m the OIL, ~ state school
land have been broken In the present
s.l.s IN Texas ruunty. sccorilns ,o In.
formation received hN The school land
department W,dncsda,
In the nts, ihfe, da,s M the sale
s,cty tract offered except two was sold
hfinGlng B price $4,000 w excess NJ
the appraised value oi the land Farm.
sV and siockmcn are eas,r ~ gci ros
session " the land IN that rountr, for
siaEing purposes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
STEEL BUSINESS
AeAiI Break pEconp

NEW York. Ma, 70 Fof the third
time this ieNr the month";, statement
o. untitled order. NJ the United stHtes
Steel corporation ssued Wrdncsda,
broke sll records The orders stloi on
Apnl a. At eSse.55i toms. an In,icasc "
',s. $50 tons over those VI March ~.
which hfokc. the previous high record
oi sbs .ass tons on Fehuar, -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Flyers Take kut
Nine Tons of Food

LoNpoN. Ma, To prt,h sctorlsnc,
titpp-d isonn pounds ~ innd m kut.
l.Nmetn between Apfil n and ~ rhis
,fott ~ relieve the hunger NJ the be.
sod garrison which subsequent, SUI.
yrdrird ~ the rwks. was told "
Nyunrsds, In tho house NJ commons
urN one rinnc was brought down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
BRITISH TORPEDO
CRAFT DAMAGED
Destroyer Suffers in Battle
OH Coast OF
Belgium.

nERLiN. May io-in an snsasemsn,
OF the nelsisn coast on Ncndsl be.
tween uefmsn AMI british torpedo rfsh
british DESTROYER vas damaged n,
ARTILLERY fire, according ~ uirclsl an.
nounvrmsni by ,hr uofnian admifsi,,
under date ~ rursia,
The Germans lt,, madc further pfp.
rose nm hlli 1nt nn the Ncfdun ifunt
and hsVe driven tark French islach.
msnis snuihWcsi " the hili the waf
uffirr announced Wvfin, siai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Ammunition Meant
For Bandits Seized

LAREDO re,as Ma, ia one m.rirn
u.iIs n fiHs munitions ~hish Mesi.
,,r. attempted ~ smutslf sHfoss ,hs
fNtH into VrVt' near here rucsdsy
u'rhi vas urn iiri d, uc,ps here
N aaa believed tH, munitions we're I'M.
irnfs ~ tHe ust NJ hsudts M Mrsicn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland Quits

LONDON. Ma, 10 The Marquis ~
C'rvr announced IN tho house NJ lords
that i,srun wimhofno. iord.licu,cnsnt ~
Ireland. had resigned
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Aotrvrry 10 INCREASED

PARIS. MAY 10 Nciivi, un the vrf.
dur front has Increased srcoriins ~
Wednesdays official announcement A..
'acks On the uisf positions wefe re.
pulsed.