davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
pie 76er bel Saillp.

gBie leien i'm .Samburge- 5remz
beublatt" pom "a. 'Ottober: Am Is.
Sttober iinb Die leBten 5riimmsrbdu
fen Des Oorfes Sailp in Die 9dnDe
Der aQiirten sefaQsn. g8ie GombleS
uno Sbieppal piro Der Name nieiss
tleinen 9prfes unp Der Rubm ieiner
Yertbeibiger ous SnfantertesSte9ia
mem y{p. 76 - in Der 8ei6ihse Der
Spmmes S9la6t fprtleben. Nm Der
Strube YerOnne-gapaume gelesen,
spiihen benz pon @ranaten nieoergs
mdbten ct. pierres@aait 8albe uno
@ueuOecpurt, lag es Ieit iiber elmer
Wo9e i'm 9rennpuutt Der pitbenoiteu
glnariffe, na9oem ss IhOn po6enlnna
unter itetem Geuer geItauoen bate. in
ben 8lutieen aGmpfen pom 9. big
II. Sttober tobte I'm Saillp Sa1 uNo
RQdt Die S0Ge. gtm II. Ottuber
iparfen bic 8ertbeibt9er Don Sdiup
bier WaHenangriffe nd6einanbel gu
rid. glm bdrauffoIgenDcn 5age broa
heu iieben 2lugriffe an Der Sapfers
tett unb 3Gbisteit Der 76er auidnmen.
Ypm II. Sttober an puroe Der
Sriimmerbdufen bes 8Orfes pon cie
mem 0aeel Don 9ranaten IhperIten
EaIibers sermalmt, tpGhreno Gag unb
Naat ale 3ugGnee uno 8erbinbrugen
unter elmer ip'temutiIHen 8ergdIurg
unb uupafirburem Sperrfeuer laden.
9ei benz 9ur6bruhsperIu1 grobeu
Stiles am II. Ottober mar es DOT
allen Suilo, bus bic Gbii6ten bes
@egnsr gu Sd,anoenmddte. Selbit Die
00ue BON @iien uno Seuer, Die duf
SoilID nieoertpbte, mar nttt i'm
Stanpe, Den Wutb unb Die liner
farodenbeit Der geiaBung gu bred1eu,
StpiI6en Sriimmern Der nieoergebros
henen 0Guier, Derbrannten Sdlten
uno fdpdleuoen Sduttbaufen rihts
ten oieIe, bic 76er, Rabe5u obn2 iepe
9edune in einem 9aseI ppu Gilen
ibre @epebre uno Wtof6inenaepebre
nit elmer beiIpietloIen aaltbliitisteit.
@rit am II, geIaua es osm JeinDt,
in eineu 5beiI Der SriimmeritGtte eins
8uorineen. Seben Mnuerreit uuo iea
ben Shuttbaufeu mubts er einaelr,
inter ben bluttgiten Berluiteu er'
tdmpfen. 6aufen ieiner Geiden bes
peden oas 9riimmerfelb. @rit um Is.
fpdren bic tupferen 8ertbeibiasr, bon
Rabruno unb Wunition ndbeSu obq,s
ldnitteu, ge5punaen, Die leBten Refts
SuiIIps gu rGumen SSn ben leBten
Sagen, bic ben gIliirter uReebeure
Opfer tOiteteH, biibtsn bic @ngldnber
'tnen pertbpoaen Sbeil tbrsr y2anbs
'Iotts" Elm. gsier Der piel geriibmten
fielen uuferet topteren
artillerie gum Dpfer, 70 baB jeBt I'm
yau3eu neun Der ,lleberlanbtreuoer"
laber Sefe9t seieBt ipurben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
weittIere ,unb ftbpere etiere $50

WeittIere e'lno fhtpere Stiere $3.50
$50; SIeii6er Stiere $6.0o--7..
so; mtserleiene bis ertra $7.75-S..
%; Seifers $b.008.5O; auserIelene
BIS ertra $6.75-7.25; aiibe $3.50
5.75; aiiserleiene bis ertra $500
500 $50; Gamers $3.50-4.50;
0eilhfiibe $35 50; Stofers uno
,seeoers. Stiere $5.00-7.oO; Sei-
fers So S5.00-5.75.
8nllen Die 9tohirage mar
nir nldbig uno Die Freiie fmum ite.
tig.
sSette g1illen $6.5O-6.75; 80.
losna $5.75-6.25; ertra $685.
$50; nlaeere uno leidte $3.50
$50.
aGlber. ~ Ser Wlorft mar
langiam un0 Die Breiie ungefdbr
itetig.
Bette leihte aGIber $tt.75-t2..
90; fair bis quite $10.50-1t5O;
or6inGre I'M ogroBe $45O-tO.00.
g dmeine. Die g3ahfraae
iuar nur m1big uno Die greiie fallm
Itetiq. giefe Sd,meine b[ieben I'M.
perfauft in ben StQllen.
@ilte bis aitserleiene Sftpere unS
Sleii6eriorteu $9.75-9.sO: ae.
nriid)te 8erpafdiingsiorten $3.50.
9.75; ausgeiuhte rittlere, 100 big
$50 Bfuno, $925-9.4O: Ieidne
gerianOtiorten 100 big 155 9funb,
$9.25-9.40; Ieifte 8erIa,tbtIorten,
120 Bis t55 9fun0, $S.75-915:
oroindre Biz CUTE ,Serfel, 10 9finb
ltn6 0orunter, $6.50-S.5O; orbi.
mare big aitserleiene iftuere fette
Sdue $7,25-925; Stags 1926
8.25.
Q dafe nno 2dmmer -
Sd,dfe blieben rnberGn6ert unb tpo-
reit ftetig Bis fart. 9G1nmer itmoen
nm 25-50c inter ben Bretien pom
3onneritag.
Sdafe, aitserleicne Bis ertra S..
1000; CUTE bis mtserIeIene &c.
O0-e75; or6inGre Biz fair 81 90
$50. - 2Gtnner, altserIeiene Biz
ertra $1125-i1.5O; airte big ans
erIeierle St0.50-tt.2 %: orSiudre
bis fair $700-t0.0O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Gbtcaao, 18. Robe,rber

S6psine. - 3ufu6r $1,000. -
Wlartt itetig gum ssitrigen 9reiTe 6ts
1Oc niebriser. guIt $9.1O-98O;
let6te $4,000; geuiT6te $9.O5--
1000; fdfpere $9.35-100O; raube
$9.35-9.50; Gertel $6.25-8.3O.
Rinbbieb. - 3ufubr 1000. -
gsartt fdtpd6. @tnbeimif6e Beef
Stiere S6.B-12.05; @eitern Sttre
$6.6O-10.25; Stoders unb 1eebers
4.75- 7-S5; aiibe unb Seifsrs &c.,
1850; aGltsr $8.75-12.5O.
S4afs. - 3ufIbr 1000. War,i
ftstia. Metbers $7.60-8.65; Gpea
S4.25-7.6O; 2Gmmer $9.O0-n.6 go
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20

Suder. - Yretie teit. - Rnffts
nirtsr Gut aoaf $3.50: poipbsreb SS :
10; Cubes $3.50; granlilirter $500;
gonietiOners .I1 $3.50; Off ~"
S7.60-7.70; peiber EXTRA $7.40--
7.50; e1tra e. $7.40 per banbsrt
pfunb.
MoIaifss III ftstis. - Nen
Orleans Open aettel 45-65e; Gsns
trifusal % 34e per 9aIlone.
Reis. - aouifidna, fantp 5eab
64-67e; prima 54-5ae; orbindru
I-4e; Sapau Al &c per pfuno.
Dairpsp probutte.
9utter. - Wdrtt rubis. a5sr
feit. wboIsmilt sItrg 40Ae; eGn'
tralueD sgtra 38s; GtntraIiaeb firits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
tseIb, gOmbs unb aftieu in Weiu yOrf

osf4dftepattere mursen ~ SIS ois'
isntirt. Ds&isi auf Ssnson warren fetis.
air 60 TaSe A.7l4. Commercial Dills,
go Iaee, N.7oK, sidt A7sss; AabeI
ans.iiunsen tA7e,1. 5rsnes Sifi S.s4h.
fsabsl SIS Y, EAri Sidt e9s<. aabel es4.
arsnsn Sidt IN. &abel l2H. Hire Si&t
6.7l. kabel 6.70, Rubel SiHt 81; Ra.
be Sih4; eiIber'Harfes II lsle 1erifanii9e
7sSurS 56
Nttitn msrlt. - Der lsutiSe Rarit
lpsr du6srn lebbaft unb absritisa ane Ct.
uartunasn. Die Rupfsr. Gttien ainsen
tart IN ote Sobe, loah sber usr bsr Rsrst
ungsssssIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
@tetaas Warft.
Ren gprt, 1s. gaopsmber

TeD gprt, is. NoDsmbsr.
aupfsr. = Wartt feit.
Glettrolptic. - Cries @iertel
$32.00-33.O0 anb 5psites gisrtsI
$31. .O0-32.00.
Giisn. - Rartt feit ab.r uuosr=
dnbert.
3inn. - Wtarit fetis.
Slst. - Ulartt urtperdnbert.
Spsltsr. = Wartt felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
9dgli@er marft. 9 erid)t.

Cincinnati, 18. Ropembsr.
Die na6iclsenbsn Auptirunsen bts
3ieben ii9 muir auf gnsros 5ranss
attionen. Bel tlsincren 9si6dfisn lpers
ben stipas b6bers f,reiIs berednet.
proDiiionen.
g 9maIs. - prima Stsam 16.s
60-16.70; Jomilp 175-18.
2 rodengefal5enes Sleii d..
= Sbort cellar Seiten loIe 1876
-164c; Grtra ibort clear Ssiten 15l
-164c; turoe gtippenisiten 154-
15ae; Bellies 174-17sc.
Bacon. Gtort clear Seitsu
17a-184c; EXTRA fbort clear Seiten
16s-174c; fbort Rippeuieitsn 16a-
Tie; Bellies 194-199c.
Sugar Gur.b 6feif9. -
Sdinten 20a-21c; gienic Sdultsrn
log -1ec; greatfait Bacon 23-25e;
Ghultern In Padeten 15a-16e; ReD
gorf Gut 15a- a-16c; trodene Beef
S9inisn 30a-91ac per pfunb.
Siibgep6teItes SIeif3. -
Ghinten 17-17ae; pienic Shultern
1za-134c; Bellies 17a -1Sc; G6ula
tern 14t-14ac; S4uItsrn 81. ..
Gut 144-143e.
griidss Tfeifh - S6infsu
1sf -1sc; picnie Sdulisrn 12t-
1916; S6uItsrn 13a-14ae, fbort
Rippsnf.iten 13t-14c; fbort clear
Rippenisitm 14t-14ae; .rtra fbort
clear RippsHi.iisn 13h-14c; 9elIiss
Ieiht. 17A-1sc; Bellies. fdipere 1et
-174c.
Tsebt uHb @efretbt
Mebl - @inter pateni 1926
-9.75; N}inisr fancp SS.75-9.25;
Winter fomiIp $8.25-8.75; Wintsr
ertra $7.25-7.75; Dtnter obind,
rsr $e75-725; Sariss Weiam ga.
tent $9.5O-10.O0; 5aries Wesen
fdncp $s.75-9.25; Surtss Deisen
familp $7.0O-s.OO; Rosgsu, Rutrtbs
tpeitern semii4tes $7.00-7.15;
Rossen Gin rtinss, $7.25-7.50;
Rossen. Gitp. serniibtes $500
7.25.
WetseM - SO. 2 rOiber Dinter
$L81-1.S3; go. 3 DO. $176-l7S;
30. 4 bo. $1.40-1.70.
Welf9toru. - go. 2 tDeibss
$1.00-1.01; SO. 3 DO. 9Se- ST.
90; Ro. 4 bo. 97-9Sc; SO. 8 DO.
94.-96e; To. 6 bo. 92-94c. -
Ro. 2 gelbss S1.00-1.01; go. 8 DO.
98c-$1.OO: SO. a bo. 1856;
Ro. 6 bo. 94-96e; go. 6 DO. 92--
SAC. - Ro. 2 semiIatss S1.00-1.'
Of; go. 3 bo. 9se-S1.O0; go. 4 bo.
97-9Sc; SO. 8 DO. 94-96e; go.
6 DO. 92-94c. - Reues tpeibss
Solbsntoru 89-91e; selbes apIben'
torn so-92c; semiidtes &plben'
10TH S5-dlC,
safer. - go. Q tpeiber 59se;
Stanbarb psiber 58t -59c; SO. 8
Dsiber 56A- -57ae; go. A ipeibsr 551
-56ae; SO. 2 serniftter 56a-57c;
Ro. 3 s.miidter sinheimifher 54i-
55at; RO. 4 semiidtsr 52a 53ac.
Rosgen. - go. 2 $1.49-1.s
81; Rp. 8 $1.45-1.47; 9lo. 4 $1.35
Las; probe $1.20-1.35.
Wbisteb.
@srtauft tpurbm 1856 gbls. 9is
Killers 6inifbeb Gooos auf Der 9aiia
81 AZ per 9aIlone.
9rpceries.
aaffss. = Sapa 23-3oe; Co
tba 29-3oc; Guatemala fanep 19c
pu gutter 17ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20

Butter. marft bDher; Creamery
35-40c.
gier. Morft bDber; farits
80 39tc; orbindre ftrfts 37-38c.
&artoffeln. - Warft unperdnberf.
@effiieel. Gebenbes. Wtartt nieb'
riser; Sii6ner 15c; Sprinssrs 16c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Gbieaao. IS. Nppembsr.

ggsi5en. gir DECEMBER SLIT
182. am Sc9lub $1.78; fir Ytai
I.S53--l87l. am S6lub S1.S33.
WeIi5tOrn - 5iir DECEMBER 90
--939t, dm Sdlub 92sc; fir Wai
944-95q, am S9lub 941e.
Saier. - 5iir DECEMBER 56a-
574c. am S4lub 56tt; fir Wtai
60a61sc, ain S6Iub 61sc.
Roaaen. - Ro. 2 S1.50.
gerite. = 90c-$1.2 %.
Simo!bs. = 1925 5.25.
Galee - S11.00- 1890.
BORT. - Tiir Sanuar $26,7o-
27.o7, ON sdlub $26.9o; fir Rai
$26.s2- POO. am S9Ius S26.S2.
S9mals. Sir Sanuar 1862
1915, am S&luB 1890; fir Wlai
15.67-16.l5, om GhluB 1880.
Rippenfeiten yiir Sunuar IA.
17-14.45, am SdIub 1432; Fir
Wtui 14.3o-l4-52. am S4lub Ia.
az.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Niebmarft.

Cincinnati, 1s. gtooelnber.
3ufubr unb gsriunbt tpdbrenb Der
'erfloiienen @ode, oergli6en nit
en- uorberseheirben spei @oAen toa.
en- tpie foIat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
@igaatiides 6ilfsmerf fir gu
ben geplaat.

anleiben obne 3inien fir aufbou ser
itorter Sein1itGtten. Blm gebt
oabirl Die our6 ben &rieg ruinirten
Ssuoen in Bolen, 9itboueH, @ali'
5ien imo &,ml6nien pieoer aiii ei'
qene isiii,e an Itellen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20

giusirs Ssuis. inmate.
9ie nniSts in listssn Gleariaataus be-
Iissn iit teuts sui -, 160,o50. Die um..
idIs, Der usrfoHenen Bod: beIiefsn Iidt auf
~, ,s6o, $50 oeaen tS2, ,7s4,7s0 in oer forre.
Z bonDirsapen @o9e oes usrissn Jabtts.
}ssalistxtitssn
iin giae. GaS q electric 20. Nftien uaren
efbsute tsnaRasbeub unb ruurbsR jtart &c.
ybaEbeit. Tsr Rarft i'm Musemetnsn not
rthi kbbafi. % purbsa bic io!ssnotn
8trfauis bsri&td:
Nh bss HSrfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Mustuartise Wdrtte.
Rem gort, Is. gaOpember.

Rem gort, Is. 9lobember.
Webl. - Rartt taiim itstig.
WsiSen. - Wtarit ihfpab; Ro.
Surum $213; Ro. 2 barter $1.97
RO. l IOrtbern DULUTH $2.064; No
/ Hortbern Usauitoba $2.07a I. o. b
gtep gort.
Welidtoru. - martt piIlie; go
9 ssGbes $l123 c. /. I. 0ep gOrtt.
Sofer. Dsartt ipiIlis; StauOart
62-62a.
9eu. - glurtt fsit.
Sopfen. - Wartt ftettg.
Sduts. - Wlartt feit.
Qeoer. 49, Wlartt feit.
BORT. - Wiartt perdnberli9.
Beef. - Ulurtt rubig.
S6mal3. = Wartt Ibipa6; Ribz
bic Deit S17.00-17.10.
saIg. - Uiurtt rubis.
Dous. - marti felt,
Rsis. Utartt felt.
WlolaFes. = Wartt itstie.
3udsr. - Ruber. Dlartt unOers
Gubsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
0s,ls q elb,,aaffte.
Giseianait, 1s. Nop., iSf6

ttsetaaatt 16. 4op., 1914
~ Usi41te uAssn ard texts blstss
EDIT lsbbsit IL bsn HaRieR fpnobl sis bsi
en- Rafisrn. oslb II pilie. Sur Oar
ebsn .sn cad. Hurben bon ben Banien 4
-<xS tsfeAnef, pdtteno 0ei@aitsya'
isse A. I--SSI biSfontirt tpersen. Jm one.
~ 4arite psrbsn 1arIeten .oH tal' 5u
9H--tx xnb auf 8eit Nv 4--4K% plae.rt.
as4ia sxf Rtw Dsss
srsesa ju pari jstidsn DanfeH pertasft.
oN Ssvatsrrsts bstrsst tse Yrsnis PER
HsAisi sni Garsts.
5i6t' UeAfd auf AonboW pnrbe. ~
LIS bro Sfb. Sterling qHstirt. Sir Ue4'
lei suf Berlin pxrSen zoe BRO Nari, be.
rednet. tiir Be@iel auf yaris 17Ac pro
dtane. All GmfterSam 43e pIs @uIsen
nnb suf 0ien lTe trs Krone, 3trfe iSc,
kuta q. Gtsdtsln pro Rrons $3.50,
5raHcs (G4seia) isKe.
cssbss rbisatIsnss
vareH rutig unb tetie. 9is Odkfea qso'
fteoa -, krf.y,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
EPW0RTH KILLED
BY CHURChMEN,
ASSERTSLAWYER
Judge Brewer Makes Closing
Arguments in Famous Case,

Churchmcn killed Epworth uniycr-
sity, said Judge Phil y Brewer in an
argument before District Judge Clark
this morning IN the famous Epworth
case.
Judge Brewer represents the Uniyer
sity Development company, which /.
seeking possession OF valuable Epwor,h
property in Oklahoma City. The Meth
odst Episcopal church, South, also |,
seeking possession of the property
Equity, good conscience and ordi
nary honesty as well as an undoub,ed
principle OF law require the original VI,
derStanding of all the parties be carried
out and the property returned To the
land company Judge Brewer said
From start to finish Anton II
Classen and e. h. Ames gave thei,
time, money and business and lcga
ability to make success of the school
They were only defeated by maliciou,
opposition OF the churchmcn who killed
the university and now seek TO I'll
themselves OF its dead body. No, !
single act in the transactions surround
ing the case can ever bring blush %
shame to the cheek OF ClasSen an,
AmcS IN their part IN the kpwortl
case
Judge Brewer will conclude the clio,
ing argument for the land company thi
! afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
GOLD BOOK TO
Be PREP AIRED IN
BUILDING plan
Expected Contributors to Y, M,
C, A, Fund 10 Be Listed,

Is your name in the city directory ?
Then it is entirely possible. tha, it
will be put into gold book being
prepared by :. S Smith, appointed last
night at meeting OF the provisional
Y, NJ. {. A. campaign executive com
mittec to list men expected to donate
to the S250,OOO fund for erecting a
building in Oklahoma City
Mr.. Smith said today that from the
directory he will select names of
those he and the committee feels will
contribute to the campaign. The city
will then he cut up into districts in a
manner similar 10 the diStricting done
by the Chamber OF Commerce in its
recent expansion campaign
Workers will be assigned to each
district and asked to interview the
men listed therein. No worker will be
allowed to solicit outside his own ter
ritory.
Members OF the committee four
teen OF whom were selected last night
are: A. J. McMahan, chairman; d. ].
Johnson, G. G. Kerr, 4. A. Klein
schmidt, g. G.. Sohlberg, c, { Roberts
ir, L, y. McKilip. Anton VI. Clas-
sen, Walter Caldwell Mayor I'd Over.
holscr, Ed :, Nauph,. ! II Everest
Leon Il Levy, e. h. Amcs. s s. Smith
\llen Street, John + O'Ncll Henry
Hoffman and S. NJ. Gloyd
Six more men, who will bring the
membership Of the committee to TWEEN.
ty-hve. have yet TO be chosen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
NEGRO ATTACKS
White WOMAN IN
TENT NEAR CITY
Mrs, Maud EbbS, Carpenters S
Wife, Is VjCtim
THROAT CUT BY KNIFE
Dan Ross, Arrested, Makes
Confession Officers Say,

Mr, Maud Ebbs a white woman
who 1--we, IN a tent ON the river bottom
wa, attacked hy a negro shortly after
noon today The negro, arrested IN the
bottom, later, gave his name a, Dan
RO,s.
Had Struggle.
Mr., tbb, had a struggle with the
negro. she sand. in which She narrowly
escaped being cut TO death Alter >h,
had fought with the negro and hac
preventing him from carrying out hr
purpose, he Icrkcd ont q knife an,
started 'ur the woman She kept him
away but finally he cut her on th'
throat She viii recover.
Negro Captured
The negro ran down tic river Mrs
Fbbs notified the officers, who. in at
automobile. captured tho negro.
In the county jail this afternoon, It j.
said, Ross made confession
Mr., Ebb> husband. a carpenter, va
working at Twenty second street an,
Shartcl avenue at the time OF the at
tack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
Muskogee Woman
Heads Librarians

ARKANSAS CITY. Nov. Mrs.
MARY Radiord OF MuSkogcc, was elect
ed president Of the Oklahoma Library
association for the ensuing year at the
annual meeting OF the association in
loint conference with the annual meet.
ing OF tho Kansas Library association
here today The Oklahoma association
elected other officers Tor 1917 as fol
lows Mrs, J K, Dale OF Hobart, first
vice president; Miss Edith Allen
Phelps OF Oklahoma City, second vice
president Mrs. 7. $. Funk OF Shaw
nee, secretary and Mrs y. f. Horne
OF Enid. treasurer.
The Oklahoma Librarians will have
their 1917 meeting at Tulsa or Shaw
nee and the Kansas Librarians will meet
at Emporia next year Mrs. A. Il
Ranney OF Arkansas City was chosen
president OF the Kansas Library asso-
CiatiOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
FIVE CENT JUMP
TAKES PLACE IN
PRICE OF WHEAT

CHICAGO, Nov. Price bulgeS oi
as much as Sjl cents buShcl wStc
shown on some transactions here to
day in wheat The chici reason for the
advance was report that rains IN
Argentina had turned ont to he in
sufficient TO relieve the drouth and
that Argentine newspapers were urg
lng an embargo on exports
MAY options here. IN which the larg
est hu,nc,, ccutcrcd TODAY, reached
.Sl@ as against SlSlis to SlSl a, the
finish YESTERDAY loday's close wa.
unsettled at SlSo to SlSbis for Nav
with the market as a whole showing
gains OF l,i TO ~ cents net
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
$4,000 Expected to
Trails Convention

Fifteen thousand people will be in
Oklahoma City during the Ozark Trail,
convention here on November u and
p said NJ u Scott OF the Scott
Halliburton company who spoke a,
the get-togcthcr meeting oi the Cham
her OF Commerce held IN the Skiryln
hotel today at noon
Floyd r. Ozark Thompson prcSi-
dent of the Oklahoma City Retailers
association; Rev. | Frank Roach, pas
tor OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church; and T.. +. Blake, local attor
ncy, were among the other speakers.
Mr.. Roach and Mir Blake spoke on
The Best and Worst Advertising
Features of Oklahoma City"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
Harms Ask $l80,0O0
Judgment in Suit

\ sui, asking SlSOOoO from the In
tcrs,atc building 4 Loan compan, and
from / {. EnochS was filed IN the
district court TODAY 10y " I. Harm
aud his wife. Alice Harm. who were
the owner, oi the land now known a,
the Harndale residence district OF thi,
city
The Harms arc suing for $1,000. al.
legged TO be unpaid on purchase price
$4,000 exemplary damages on the
grounds EnochS had pretended to own
judgments against the Harm ptopcrt,
before his purchase ol II. which he did
not own. aud SSiOW i, asked ON the
grounds oi a breach ui couuac, In,
Harms allcgc fnochS refused To rclca,,
certain ol their property from a ludg
ment held against IT, A vendors let
is sought
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
u. S. Steel Sets
New High Record

NEW YORK, Nov. 2--U United States
Steel common shares sold at the new
high record of l22 shortly after the
opening OF today's market the stock
being absorbed in large individual lots,
This exceeds its previous maximum by
half point 1t also passed the preferred
stock which sold at l22. Other records
of the morning included Bethlehem
Steel which rose 2S to 90 and Sears,
Rocbuck, 3H to 232H by 1870 o'clock
sales exceeded 100000 shares, of
which United States Steel contributed
fully 70 percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
WOMEN STRIPPED
OF CLOTHING BY
MEXICAN BANDITS
ViIIiStaS Shoot % Guards and
Rob Train,
BEAT GERMAN PASSENGER


CHIHUAHUA CITY, MeNlco Nov
, Nttcr shooting the tWcnty-ninc Car
rama military guard, OF the south
hound passenger tram which lett Jua-
"a Monday Villa bandits looted the
train robbed the passengers and even
took the clothing from the women pas
ScugCrS
Doctor Haiiucr. a German passenger
mi the train, who was mistaken by the
bandits for an American, wa, Struck
over tho head by ono OF the bandit,
who used his gun a, club Doctor
Hliiner va, not seriously injured
The bandits, who were III command
Of Murga brothers and SylyeStrc Que.
vcdo, then abandoned the train, carry.
ing the boot away IN mulc-drawr
wagons
Two Hundred Bandits
There were approximately 200 IN the
command which held mp tho passenger
train as It was approaching Laguns
station. The bandit, could be seer
plainly hy the engine crew and paSScn
gers before the train was stopped bu
because OF the nature OF the country
escape was impossible Nttcr command
ing the engineer to stop. ono OF thu
bandits went through the train, order
ing passengers 10 alight so they coulc
he searched The conductor, who''
name is no, known, was shot III th'
hip.
GuIman Also Shot.
The twcnty-nlne Carran1a soldier
from the Juarcz garrison who wer'
travelling in the boxcar just back o
the tender, were ordered to alight an'
were shot down in view OF the passen
gers. This sSeort was in command o
Captain Gu,man. who also was shot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
PROBLEMS FACING
BUSINESS WORLD,
WILSON'S 7 HEME.


NEW YORK, Nov , Discussing
the business problems facing the na
ton. President Wilson delivered at
luncheon OF the Wilson businessmen,
league the first Of his four campaign
addresses in this city today and tonight
Notable Gathering.
He was greeted by notable gath
crIng OF business men from many parts
OF the country and also hy many men
prominent in political and professional
lric. Secretary OF the Treasurer Me
Adoo, Mayor Mitchell, Samuel Seabury,
the democratic candidate for governor
Of New York William + McCombS
candidate Tor United States senator
Governor Fielder OF New Jersey. Sena
tor James OF Kentucky and Senator
Hughes OF New Jersey were among
those seated at the presidents table
Cheered BY Railroad Men
When the president reached the
Grand Central station TO spend hi,
only day OF campaigning in New York
Chy with. tnlc cehes on his pro-
gram tor the AFTERNOON and evening
he was ohecred by a large group oi
railroad men.
lie was met at the station by Colonel
Edward NJ House and Vance {. Ne
Cormick, chairman OF the democratic
national commission With him they
motored TO the New York Yacht club
pier and boarded the MayiIowcr for a
political conference.
President Misses Bazaar.
The president found it would be i'm
possible for him to carry out the pro-
gram set for him and decided not 20
{CootIpued nm P.se Tu,N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
Negro Is Nervous
When BlueCoat Is
in Neighborhood

+. W. Kerr, negro porter at North
BroadwsS3 rooming house, testified IN
the city court this morning that II made
him nervous when he saw police
man
So when Patrolman Joe Hopper en-
comlcrcd Ken lurking IN tn, stairway
last night and started to arrest him
the negro "llcw' up the steps with the
officer in hot pursuit
"Ncxt time an officer speak, to you.
don't run va, Judge Spitlcr's warn.
ing as he dismissed the case against
HIM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
POPULATION $1,000
SAYS TELEPHONE Man

The population OF Oklahoma City to-
day is placed at 5000 by A. W Bog
enschutz, advertising manager OF the
telephone company The new telephone
directories were issued this morning
The new directory shows a Is or Il
percent development IN this city Mr.
Bogenschuz said Five hundred new
subscribers are IN the new directory
The present list goes to 1903 More
than 10000 copies were printed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
Dean Monnets Mother Dies.

NORMAN, Okla, Nov. l-CSpc
cialD-Nll classes in the law school
laugh, hy Dean Julien { Momct have
been dismissed indefinitely on ar.
count ~ the death OF Dean Monrst,
another in Iowa no cla,se, ware held
~ the law school Tuesday Dean
Monnct will reach his old home in
time to attend the funeral services,