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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-10-26

America with his friend with the
idea of getting money, without
caring very much how. Peters
father is IA noted bactcrioloeist He
loves his family but has lived to
himself SO long he is unable to ex-
press his affection for his family
They respect yet fear him The
story dlscloses the temptations of
today and that the sins of the
children are largely due to the
neglect of parents to impart to
them the knowledge they should
1t is only by a series of accidents
that the young people in this family
are saved from making mistakes
that would haveruined their lives
Published by Little Brown & Co
Boston Price 81 an net
The Daughter Pays
by Mrs Baillie Reynolds.
A story of love and sacrifice,
Virginia MynorS had spent her
lie doing the little things of the
family that count so much. AT the
death of her father she finds there
is nothing left but the lovely
country home and it is morteaeed
They rent little place and could
nave lived comfortably but for the
extravaganza of the mother
VINO was a vain, selfish woman
Virginia looked very much like her
mother. A man whom the mother
had promised to marry in her
youth but later Tilted. saw Virginia
and offered to care for the family
II the girl would marry him. She
accepted with the determination TO
do her part only to find that he
had married her to punish the
mother for his years of suffering
lie thought the daughter like the
mother and treats her accordingly.
The story Of how affairs are adjusted
makes very interesting reading
Published by George H. Doran
Co, New York Price SIPS net
The Children's Own Story Book
by N B. Carson and T. E. Bright.
This volume contains sixty-six
stories of various kinds-history
biography, mythology, nature study
and verse. The child in reading
these is not only entertained but is
at the same time receiving the
right kind of knowledge. Books of
this kind will create a desire for
the right kind of literature. 1t is a
book that every parent and teacher
can recommend.
Published by Reilly and Britton
Co. Chicago Price $1.00
Rhymes for Kindly Children
by Fairmont Snyder.
A real book for the little ones,
The language is simple and the
rhymes are quaint little jingles tina,
are catchy and easily learned
Every subject is beautifully illus.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-10-26
Ruby

| opened the leaves of book last
night;
The dust on its cover Law dusk
and brown.
AS ! held ii toward the waning
light
A withered flow'ret fell rustling
down;
Twas only the wrath Of a wood
land weed
Which a dear dead hard in the
days of old
Had placed twixt the pages she
loved to read,
AT the time when my VOWS of
love were told
And memories sweet, but as sad as
sweet.
Swift flooded mine eyes with re-
tretful tears,
When the dry dim harebell skim
med past my feet,
Recalling an hour from the
vanished years.
Once more | was watching her deep
fringed eyes.
Bent over the taSSo upon her
knee,
And the fair face flushing with
sweet surprise
At the passionate pleading that
broke from mel
Oh, Ruby, my darling, the small
white hand
Which gathered the harebell was
never my own,
But faded and passed to the far off
land.
And dreamt by the flick'rine
flame alone.
| gathered the flower and | closed
the leaves,
And folded my hands in silent
prayer
That the reaper Death, as he seeks
his sheaves.
Might hasten the hour of our
meeting there.
j. j. Lonedale.
Apples for Sale-Frank Gentry. If
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-10-26

Fairbauks-Morse Six Horse Cas-
oline Engines $l27.50.-Monroe
City Auto Co. 1925
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-10-26

Apples for Sale-Frank Gentry. If
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-10-26
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
GERMANS HURL
new CORPS ON
DEAD man HILL
Resume Assault With Big Army
After Seventy-Seven Days
OF Battle.

r,rI.
"'''.' 'N' '''h'h. '.' "fH.nH
nov attack before N'.iun vI'n Hr.
other formidable army r..ft.rr a.rr..,
.,u,i Il, ,.,.,,,... a.,
''"' ~ -'~'eN r'"tf'.- on ho'h
lnnk' ~ the Nous"
Tho r-lp,frai ,,,,,, ~, n,, ,,,.,,,.,,. o..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
Prince Won Buelow
And kaiser Confer

LONDON May Prince yon Reulo,,
former German imperial TfIh,eilor. m,
he'n summoned 10 headquarters nv I'm.
p'ror William. according 10 dispatch
10 'hc Exchange Telegraph company from
IN" Hague liis ,isit. adds the dispatch,
To- snif 20 D." ono of great political sig.
nifIranCc
The Rotterdam correspondent M ihs
l'rhnns" T'l'sr'rh ,omr5u, cable, IN,
following
on 90" occasion OF ih. Iasirr Fest.
Pl Emperor William sent an nutogf,ph
letter. q" Pope b,rrii,t expressing the
hof" That The ronufi With tho King NJ
Spain. would D., BhI, ,o construct n
scheme win tho object of bringing 10.
t'ther, under 'Fr luspi,luus ,m1Iem oi
ne do'" and olive branch ,onfefcnc,
~ h'l'.r"fcnis iur consideration NJ an
immediate H'miv'i,' IN the fer,rn' hope
of ulir.uing tn '1fll peace Ni'hou, de,
um"n' q" N" legitimate aspiration. oi
nBiionlliiirs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
Mary Pickford Talks
THE LEOPARD'S SPOTS.

Copyright 10" BY "' "seO. Newspaper All son,. Reserved

low ~ th.H read. Ike tsal, ant
Truly fairy story. I shall have tn
start u Win once upnn a time
there lived y little rirl Who vas ~
hnmeN that even her mothers very
dcatNt friends could not lonk upon her
and find any feature that would cncouf.
axe romrimrntins except her hts wis
ful ewes These had habit of Eafing
down at The tire " her shoes because
so man, unhird things had been said
about her ~, wac afraid ~ lnok NJ into
the smiling. unrmpathr,ic faces for fear
that N,hi shs would ssr there would
maxi" hci unharr,
Whist would ,nu Wke Santa claus IN
hfinE ,ou7' sho Vas asked one iaN Nhsn
shc va wee little ~ ~ rifl
4 pretty face. was her prompt ~.
81, AMI The answer must have made
them vince. because they were the ones
Who had ,sun,od her with being the poor
little hcmely eifl of the family
Then =, y yesfs " sss, 80 che con i.
iesscs shc fell In love With her srca,.
bir. handsome cousin NJ ~ who had
comes from arfoss the continent rn n
,lsi In HE home
oh Nhs, shall 40 10 h. rfstuf'
shr asksi one ~ ths little rirls NJ the
ncishhbihprd few yesfs older than
fhr
Mamma Saws n little rifl. krer iheif
farrr nice Hnd rissn the, will stnw up
tp bc vsft, very hsautiial "
she did nu, hesitate ~ hear any mofe
but No fac, 40 hef srtsNny ltss would
rsffy her she covered the distance b..
,seen the neiIhhufs house and the sink
IN The bach pnfyh NJ hsf ovn isDme
And IN, washed and she washed and
che washed shv washed uniii her face
shrne lhs hfishi new dishpan and tho
eni NJ h'f nrse vas ne trd Ne ,hsft,
Then she brushed her teeth over and
uNsr aaain and shs brushed het hal,
snd Nhrn ihs, Nas done she vashed ani
shs washed again' She washed until
the srarsuis burned into her s,ss and
her cafs pounded from M. water tha,
had iflckisd into them
What are you dolnsf' the hsnd.om.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

cousin asked hrf ss he came up the
uA'hs'Alf' Your face T. ~ re1 A. a
bee' WIS, homsN little Young un YOU
af". aren't you. Nnll, Jane,
No one kncV tnf two hours after vhcr.
she had disappeared hut she rrawl~d up
10 the attic. and there. hidden behind
one NJ the musiy old trunks abe lay
Win her iarc on the floor. snhhjns n. 4,
her heart would hfeak
And ih"n she tried II again she
washed ana washed until hrr sktn f.lt
~ and rfArk,. aud Tho white h,b,t
which hnd dried upnn II failed To- MAX.
h'f ne lilN white ns tho hdir. In tb,
iaifi stories whom she dreamed of rival.
ms
shes SETTING hom.licr ever, ds,."
lhe handsome cousin was n,efhe.td 4,
'mafk, hut still the poor little siti s,urL
tn the snap and water until the micro,
At last decided for her n was bop.i...
and either love would have TO die or tho
leefs would have 10 change her Nty M
tie face W w
In The chr,ssll, ~ time. the so,reons
hnii,tit emefgvs from the dtah and
coloflcH gfuh. and - II is with msny
young sifls Who n, 10 sfc mute unin
i"fesilnr hu, m their twcntir. h.rnns
beautiful ana distinguished types
M"NN Jane was me ~ these gifls. and
''da' lnn would ,hOose her from among
= he,' Of beautiful women
KNOW Nuu afe going to ask me. mid
she marry tho rousinf" and n vcult,.t
W. really and truly fairy story n shs
didn't The tNo little Elfls the, are ,hs
proud parents " are quite as homek a..
'her mother pas Nhsn che was little
riHl e'ceri that they viii never be
trssed win u
Al children should he beautiful IN the
ewes NJ the Nnfd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
General Funston to Act Without ANY
New Instructions From Washington

WASHINGTON May a new Amer.
can expedition ma, rot trpi, Boo
across tho border n pursuit rf ur
bandits who pst Friday faiied Glenn
Spring. and Alpine. r,,as seu,ip,
b,k'f nii Monday tr i1d fr rivrd p
frpou from Gonsr, Funston ne 10 steps
taken IN tbNi direction hut declined Co.
reveal its Jontcr's
Secretary nnkrf said General Funston
original orders 1lll snui however srH
tho, gave him authority 'n cross WHOM.
ever 'Ns need arose
Nrwl officers considered ~ possible
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
Obregon Warned by Scott Further Farley
Will Gain No Concessions From u. S.

III rNsu. T,,ns MAY Major Cen.
'nl Hush {. scott. chief o' staff ~ the
United states ARM, and General ubrc.
rou. Mexican minister of var vsr, ,o
m'r N0uiI, AFTERNOON In Vr1' we. Ns.
uDlrd would hr fHr nrll conference rr.
E,rl.nr tho status of American troops
in Mexico and me attitude NJ 'hr MrN-
can arm,
General Ohf,Ron has hecn assured 'h,'
the American representative has said M,
hst word. and ~ VHs reported told that
b.. could gain ruthIus NOR" m p'Ury
s,ll on American Side
Overnight report. received by General
Funston added l'ii, 20 the Information
r,rbrdInr tho raid h Mexican. Friday
night N,pou. Indicated that No, sig, of
iN. attacking part, Wns greater than 20
'fI believed SOME estimates h,lng e.
hush bs NU Tho raider. attacked tho
pHri p' mine men uf Troop \ ot the
luHffr,n cavalry AZ Glenn suruE. W.i
before Widngn' Tn, total number NJ
iI,d VH. placed H' - hfr, soldier.
1ri three civilians. two ot whom Hfe
small Nu,s Ntrr continuing their rBd
n D''wrfs and UnuuWlHs ihrN wore
T.p.urd in have rr.rr.s,H into Mexico.
Hfluugh snWr Uf tho military reports
indicated fN.' pHri Hf tH, NrN.tu
..I,' VH. ,'' 0u iH" American .|ie
Troop, Bound FOR Bofdsr
Captain cole of 'ha Fourteenth .a..
plr, hi arrived ~ Glenn Springs Mon.
dgf with rgfi NJ uur company ,ni four
iru'ps NJ Uayn'N. .,ui from Tof' Uuss
rnc Fort Dlark we're expected ~ cr'r,lr
~ Marathon. from whore 'he march
'n tho border would be- begun n was
MT expected ihtt mi. force would reach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
ReinfOrCen1entS Sent to Border
To Aid Small Force in Furnishing
Outlaws Who Killed Americans
Original Agreement Declared To Be in
Force and Funston Will Act Without
Further Instructions; Obregon Warned
He Will Gain Nothing by Farley.

BONQlILLAS, Texas, May S.-Feeing through the wild
meSas Of nohern Coahula the seventy bandits that
raded the American settlement of Glenn Springs and Boquas
Friday killing six Americans believed to be headed from
the Of their depredations into the interior.
Posse May Be in Pursuit.
posse from Marathon and detachment of twenty yhree
troopers of the Fourteenth cavalry said to have followed
the trail Of the MeXcans into Coahula while other reports
Hye that the Americans have not ordcd the Rio Grande
nncyfyc miles from here, but waiting at the river for
rciniOrcemens
Three Companies Wanted.
Captain Caspar Cole hurryng 10 Boquilas TO take
mand while two companies of the Fourteenth cavalry and
machine expected here Marathon Monday after
noon when they will head southwark the Big Bend country
No Trace Of Trooper
Nothing has been heard of Private Roscoe Tee who
last he from adobe house where he and his eight
companions for three hours fought the MeXicans
lnconfirmed reports said that I. j. Dccmer the store
keeper Boqua has been found dead the Mexican side
with his throat cut. His clerk, Compton thought TO
have suffered the same fate.
Several women are known to he living the scattered
ranches the Big Bend country but there nothing Indicate
that they have been molested.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
BANDIT L0OTS
FRANCIS BANK
Gets $4,000 and Escapes With
Companions, Eludlng
GuniIre.

ApN Okla Ma, tsrc,iall 4 lone
tnhher hold up thc Francis National hank
NJ Francis Monday and got ava, with
between 5000 and il5Nn ne entered
the hank during tho mon hour and forced
% q Rose go gi,r up 'hs mnu,, ir m,
ynsh drawer and unio.k ih. vault The
fnhh'r then 'urDcd Rose go follow him
through th, t,lr iuur ~ th, hank Hrt
wait nm tho hpudr vBs uu hI. no...
", then dashed off, going ,af' toward
Allen
\ bod, Nf mrr quickly formed prN
following IN automobile. ovrttrkrg m,
man and engaging n gun battle The
tohhct again eot away and met nm auto.
mnhilc driven b, = VI Perkins nf Fran.
cts. iic compelled Perkins Go take him
two miles farther east and vaa mot there
hN two companions They mounted horse,
aud leit, suins east ~ a Huh u,r,
sheriff noh Duncan is heading a posse
tu hunt the three men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

'h'Ish n"' .n'urN probable 'hsi vita
Wlsh' have participated 300 mo attack
indication. ihfi wnrr 'Hau .Un outlaws
m'rh' b. H Hi.rr % 90. Huis south ~
'N" border N'f. .uts.r.i i1 l message
'fum Hrr,el HinH.ur
Ihig la''s' HHs1ulf nu American town,
came irnm ihs ius Hana section ~
northern 'n,huiIh. state IN which
Genera. rarnuta has asserted his s1l.
''rra have iul control rh. apparent
ease with NN,H no, raid tns conducted
f''' fF' H '.H.. 'Is' H might be- du.
Ti.l'.1 "' 70 number uf Hif,. Iuuiui,t
vhf', "uit nr. tsI .UmHlf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
War-Mad Apaches Ride, Shrieking, Into
Battle at Head of Column of Americans

tiELp HEADQUARTERS. NEAR
NAMlQrirA Ciniu AiiuA Mexico
Msi 7.,u, wireless 10 columbus. y 81
Ma, ~ Event, war mad Arayhr Indian
irnilets took r. prominent rsft lu ihs ~
cent battle ~ uh Afulrs according 10
reports htnuehi here 'cds, b, ofnrsfs
The engarcmrri Nas me fifs' In Witch
tho Indians brought hefr recently from
the White Mountain reservation n Al.
aura. have participated
shfIehns var Whoors The usilsr- ross
at the head NJ the charging troopers of
the Eleventh cavalry ss IN swsr,
through the town 1hsy demonstrated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
Attacks Not
With Reason.
Walker Says
Election Chairman Asserts No
Appeal to Court Has
Been Made.

Iv"ti attack IN far made b, reruhli.
cans and socialists on the nov registra-
ion law has lccn without foundation ac-
c"rdlng ~ l. Walker. chairman NJ
n" state election board
Th" Inv contains provision that
vh'r" n voter is denied ~. right 10 reg.
ifi"t he ma, appeal tn the district court
from the decision oi ll- rsgis'fnt So
'nI mot nm appeal hns been taken
THIS fact alone diypfov.s nil of tho
charges made hy sp,l,lisL- ana rcpuiIi.
.tns thn' m" law was designed to dts.
franchise yuiefs,' said Nr Walker
w sr,cfpl his precincts In the south
p1g' NJ the state there has hr,n , dc.
'f' ~" N approximately 10 percent m the
socialist registration. according To 1d.
vices received b, the state aud board
In ull section. NJ the state. nd,ir~
slow tho registration vns heavy
The present regular registration period
closes MrIrpHHBt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

iN' border before "Wednesday rtght and
p'fhHps h'furr ThurHiD Tho actu,l
distance they Vill have 90 march ~ no
w|,f
The additional troop. hrug sent win
hr disposed u' boo such nHuu,f as to civ,
% The rlrrh'rs and towns greater mo.
l'.'i"r. nu' ~ WINS Indicated 1t General
Funston h'bugu1f''Ts fresh efforts will
p" made tu have N, Vtr department add
iO the strength cf the tprrer in thu
southern department n r is decided 10
s'td % punitive expedition into Mexico
from thl' r1r' o' DO, international Ina
r much larger force De- NECESSARY th,n
now ' available. according ~ army
officer.
reus ~ Heroic rloh,
Lieutenant Nuu0n rf tho Fourteenth
.tN1lu .ru' 'u h,lilusrsfs q dispatch
hat confirmed rHf'i'. reports and added
information us1fdur tho heroic neht
made l Sergeant smNfH who continued
~ handle h.. mon In efficient manner
after h' bad been seriously burned. and
who rescued N.. wounded and removed
his i'1i vNio under .h,fp nre
lu.' n.'Hry Tho NEhiIur ended the re.
'r' ru1fi appeared and on tho motor
truck uu which the, hli como the ser.
n' sent NvHt iN, dead tni wounded.
Tho ''l.' urd hTH nrr DELAYED In
f'H.'Hl Glenn rpHrEs HAD II arrived
nn imU iNr uI1rg glfN would hnvN
.nunt eighteen soldiers 'n meet them In
.'rbi ri inr mime who held them of Tor
three hours
Two of tho wounded mon. frank DO.
'frv and jaime. bfrk were brought her,
hs' nigh' 'nf treatment =" The base hos.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
smtLttR @fs ORGANIZE

locals pi smrli,t workers n kus, and
licnrs''p were urr1nif"i Hsi week b,
tdrnr lruiun president Of the state
,. v.' ''l,'' ntllri men
Nlh. Sand springs Hnnrvetta and kusa
the oul, towns IN the state IN Witch
smeliefs afe located The total mem
befship viii reach more than 1000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
OIL WORKERS UNION

Ollie s Wilson srrreinr, ~ the stat,
Federation NJ Labor has returned from
ITuwishl where hc Installed , union ~
oil field WORKERS S,turdi, night rhi.
union ~ ~ inception s,tfrol, , month
HEu had only about iVcnt, msuhrr.
Three hundred and ono names V.r, ON
tho charter sptufdn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

'hr'f mHfisuaHsh'p With sis sbon,s,s
killns % rondit number N ths nn, fiyl
NrsiU,N Victims
Tho defeat uf ihs Mstirans wss com.
rltfr
Two 'aHapsa soldiers nom ths sman
fafiisnn st QniDuehe arriving AZ the
American ramp ~ SAN Aninnio ias,
Thursday r,snIns save usnsrsl p.t.h
inc ihe sNrsfiilonsr, cnnn,a n,ier. ths
hrsi lniImstion ~ ihs p'e.snr. of IN.
Nilhs'ss ~ uio Atulss General p.u.h.
ina immediately ordered Msjor pob.ys
1 Hosts. eiih sis picked tfoop. Of cav.
alft. south In pursuit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
STEAMER CYMR|C
SINKING At SEA,
LONDON REPORT
LONDON, May Sit is
reported that the steamship
Cymric is sinking.
Irish Executions
Called Murder

LONDON NAV s'lu mo house NJ
Common Nonhp1 when Premier Nslu0ih
announced ho could NOT give nm under.
STANDING that NJ more lrishmon would
b" put 20 death before discussion NJ
the revolt In tho iouse NJ commons
Lawrence Glrnoll nationalist sroutei
Murder. murder"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
DENMARK DENIES REPORTS

'nHINliN NGIN NAV Denial is
nhin h"r" - ierrfts that Denmark has
br'ir entered into negotiations with ih.
United states f'gpri'ng tho hti,f's rfn
posed purchase " i.l,nds In the Danish
West Indies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
President Explains
Brandeis' Selection

WASHINGTON. MAY s President
Wilson's letter si,ins his reasons fni
nnminRting Louis u Rfateich fof tho su
pteme court and urging confirmation
vas read to the senate Judiciary com.
ml,tee Monday but no vote wac takcr
NJ has been s,p~c,ed. and No time wa.
fixed FOR one. President Wilson rhafnc.
tcri,ed the charGcA against his pnmlne.
N 'initinsirslN Incredible
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
Projected Water System. In
tegrity Of Officials; Every
thing Discussed.
STRONG PLEA FOR CITY:
IT'S NEED IS IMPRESSED
Honesty in Building; Value Of
Works, Guaranteed by
Executive.
~ MAYOR 60 oveesoLsEe.


I0 stating ms opinion NJ the proposed
water bond issue I ,rp. Jiyidi,y tho srt.
~. .,.,. .,t,.. ...,..
fIN y" We N''I water
Second f. tho uro.orl I'ir the rrorer
,ou,iorr
r,
' '''. '"''''''-''''f'
N" lHl'Ei'N ana fh'llF ~ construct ~
Whi, upparopt. there De- little need to
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"'' q" ''' ''' ''''''."i =" -" peril
mont fris l' PEI impossible io huIld a
CT. Of this sta, ,, t,,y,, ,.,,,,t
,,.....,
''I'' =" l"' "''''.
'.,,.''u' ,' 'E 1000" ''''N'' % POM
,.J. .,,., ..r,.., -, ,,,., ,,t
ahead nr falling An ,t...r g. ,,,,l,,,Js
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' w
The safety 4" we'll 40 the property ~
water at al times 20 iiaht con'lsrations.
ana "hlla-t 10 true that such eon'ls
grafton or reany dsss,rous tire mas
never occurred IN this city, u I, also true
that danger 10 ever present and the
'alure OF the water supply Tor thirty
minutes eould result In the total destruc
uon of the property Of th's city ara the
hse' o' many o' 'u e'tten'
u Is hc'ord dispute 'h'i % 7 impns
sih'" 10 maintain me civic beauty "i this
community winch II now M" pride ~
Us CITIZENS ana ne lalk ~ 'ls'ors. un.
less there - shihccu' supply ~ water
.um,n,, ,od H., ., ,,,.g,..,,. ,''.
convinced that civic b,,up 10 ON. of ,,.
greatest assets possessed D., this tovn
A. - n. ,,...,
rru'u '"'h'WI'l'l N''Nlp''n'' " I'M
pss'"'' '" H''"I' "'" hHHH't''N "i Al-
u.""""' l'pu"' ION NIN'W "n unm'1l-
- N'''"" NNPpN 'I "'''' WNhn"' w.
our lDNuIan'" "''f arc u"H'' 'n hs
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
England Building
Zeppelin Airships

LONDON. Ma, S That Iugiand be-
building aifshlps " the Zeppelin Npc
Nas disclosed In tho house " rrmmnns
TODAY hN Thomas James NyNamata.
financial secretary nf tho admiralty H.
would NOT ,a, how man, Great Britain
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4 feature NJ the funeral " every Ca,
NJ Russin IA the appearance n two men
IN ancient afmot one mounted and the
other on foot The mounted knight weRfs
afmnr of bufnished Hnld and vifnt up
liv Nmhnllirs litc The knight On foot
wrnts atmof ~ coal black steel uis ,itof
u closed and he hears drawn sword
tNo-handed and shtnudcd In crane n,
s,mpulife death.