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The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
usrketabls goods only Jobbers' prices are higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices.
strong. General receipts were heavy and met al
most immediate sale, All live calves and lambs
continued finn. EGGS. with liberal receipts. were
active and fraction stronger Old fowls were
easier in tone. but a firm demand prevailed for
other live poultry.
EGGs-Fresh. per dog, aA22
BUTrER-Best prints. new, per h.. %; do. tub,
per h., ~; process q; undergrsds. creamery asS6i
store packed 3.
LARD-Tub, pure, Ib., lIa12; do. compound, lOlS /;
cottonseed oil, per can, 375.
CHEEsE-New York, new. per h.. Is; Cat. per
b.. ls; Swiss domestic. per h., q; DO. foreign,
per h., 90
LIVE PoULTRY-Heus. ger h.. 10; rOOstsrs. h..
Il; spring ducks. per b.. Bao; chickens srrins'
per h.. 70; turkeys, per Ib,. 2oa3.
GREEN GoODS-Beans per basket. 25os3@,
beets per crate. Lcs2oo; eabbsgs: new, per bol.
LT5a2.oo; do, per basket, l.0oalB; carrots. per
bunch. s; cauliflower. Fla. bas, l5oa2.9; celery
Florida. per crate. L50a2Oo; cucumbsrs. per basket
2Os40o; c5mblings. per crate, l.7Sa2oo; egsplantS
Florida. per basket. I.OOss.sOi do. North Caro-
Ina. per basket, 2OOa35O; onions, per sack.
2ooa2Z5; do. Texas, per crate. LsealTSi peas. pre-
basket, 25oa4o0: parsnips, per box. Naeo; peppen'
toes per sack. 3OOa3lO; sweets. per bbl.. 2oON31
Jams, per bbl. LSoA2Oo; squash. Per bol, lss
LT5 rhuba-b. per doz, sOai.OO; spinach. per bbl.
l5oal.T5: tomatoes Florida. per crate. l75a2so tur
nips. per bbl. looal. 50; do. per box. 3aS.
FRUITS-Apples. per bbl. 2oOa4Oo; eranberries.
per bbl., seOal050; do. ner boz. LT5a20; grap<
truit. per box. 2TSsS.OO; lemons per box. LooAA 9
oranges per crate 30Oa40o; pinsGpples. per crate,
35OaI0o
LIVE sToCK-veal calves. prime. per h.. Ii;
do medium, H., gsal0; spring lambs, fat per d.
I4al5.
DRESSED GOoDS-Dressed hogs small, Per h..
nAllh; do, medium, per b., II.
HAY. STRAW AND CoRN-Hay, best timothy
per ton laoo; mixed. per ton, i2ooal5o; straw, per
ton. looOAl3oo; wheat straw. per tou, 900; cor
new, psr bbl.. 400
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. April 9.-wHEAT-Fimsr; ipouirv
Is slow. No. Northern. f. o. b., I.s25A, opening
Of navigation; No, red. f. o. b., liz, 10 arrive:
No. hard winter, lB. f. o. b.: No. / maearooi
to arrive. Is: No. i Manitoba for opening Of
navigation, LON. Exporters took 64oO0 bushels
chiefly Manitoba
OATs-steady; inquiry is light No. white
nominal; No. white 0ltA5OS No. white agls.
4sA; elevator basis ungraded. lSa5sz Exporters
took nothing
CoRS-Ffrm; demand Is quiet No yellow
al rsil, TO arrive, sss; new No. yellow, kiln.
dried, TO arrive. 6. c I. e. new No. S kiln-dried
70 arrive, Sss c. l. Exporters took nothing.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

Chi1go. April D.-Considsabls uneaxiness Was
disp4AJed b. the shorts in wheat, Chicago as we'll
AS northwestern markets today because Of the heavy
snow and rain in North Dakota, and rains IN the
other spring wheat States
The wheat market hero displayed considerable
strength today along with the markets Of the North
west and the resting spots here showed net gains
Of AGlhc.
More than specllator In the corn pit was
surprised by the lower Gosings Of that grain the
net lcsses today beinz AASc
There little change IN the market for oats
and prices moved within a small ranEs The sea
board reported some export business, but this was
aid to Be Canadian oats. Cash sales at Chicago
were mail at % 900 bushels
In the provision market packers bought lard and
sold hbs and there considerable business in the
way o changing over from nearby 70 deferred fl-
lures When the weakness in the hog market was
considered. TGioss in the pit were well held.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. April a-wHEAT-ms market
ruled weak under a slow demand and besrish
Western hdTices. and prices declined cents. We
quote car lots. in export elevator No nd. spot
and April. Ltal.nI No. Southern fed Ll2Al.l5:
steamer No. ned, LliaI4; No. red. LllHl.l4; re-
jected A. IosizsllT8; rejected B. i.OfaLi0
C0RN-Ths market quiet but steady under
mocerate oferinss. We cuOte l0tS for local
trade Ss 10 location: No. yellow szAs2is steamer
yellow, oasl; No. ) yellow. Ts7s: No. Z yellow.
75a76: cob corn, pcr 70 20 mds 7Sss
oATS-T'Te-e vss little trading and the markst
was unchanged. We quote; No. white, BiAE5z
standard white. 5oasl; No. vhits. 4sz5o: No. 4
white. Sl4Gis4; sample oats ESzasliz: purified
oats, graded <aa5ois
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
NEW YORK MorEY.

New York. April 0.-CaH mnusY opened today
"a high. per cent; low. gs Der cent; renewals
- per cent; ruling ~ per cent last, 2h per cent.
Notwithstanding an extremely light demand, time
money showed a finn undertone. Lenders dimin-
Shsd their offerings, in view of the existing con-
plieztions in the German submarine situation, and
the volume Of trading limited. Rates 2Ea3
per cent for 50 days; 2%a5 per cent for 30 days and
- for six months.
Trading in Commercial paper was practically
snspended Offerings were lght, while institutions
were practcay out q the market 90 account Of the
international complications. a harder tendency
observed. though rates showed no quOtabc change
Thsy remained 5a5s per cent for the best regular
maturitisa
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. App a-FLoUR-stsady; business
Is inactive karisas straights. to arrive. in car
lots. 541S.TS; spring patents for April to May,
565aS.B; sprng clears. 5.Sa5so; soft straights to
sTriTe 55a5.50 Al quotations. are on sack basis
In wholesale lots.
PORK-Fim; supplies are small. Mess a5oa
800; family, 24Ooz2Soo; clear, 2Oaa5.no.
BEEF-Steady; demand Is light Packet n Goa
800; family. lseoslsoo; extra India mess, 8ooa
SO
LARD-steady; moderate business Prime West
srn, l2-Zj; rsdued continent t2-S: South American
1870: redned Brazilian. IN sess IkIo; bsef stsarins
IL esuts; lard steSrine. dun at La cents.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
GOLD kings Said
TO FAVOR BREAK
Big Financial Interests Report
ed Eager for Severance Of
Diplomatic Relations.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
Slight Concessions in Odd Lot Trading
on Local Market-New York
List Again Loses Ground.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS

Despite sporadic notes of optimism,
even at an hour as late as the present,
with respect to the Berlin controversy,
financial circles, local and domestic,
are firmly convinced that a break will
be only matter of time. and any
general strength by way of resisting
attempted bear raids is explained best
by the gradual evening UP the general
market has undergone for weeks.
While the story is of nature that
makes confirmation impossible, and Is
probably expressive of a hope rather
than an accomplished fact, a report
that the big financial interests of the
country have been pressing for a
break with Berlin has been going the
rounds for several days, and is widely
credited. The report is based on the
belief that the financial interests of
this country are so vitality tied up
with the fortunes of the entente allies,
through the Anglo-French loan, the
big war munitions contracts, and the
natural commercial alignment, that it
is imperative this country do every
thing in its power short of an ag-
gressive war, to support the forces OF
England, France and Russia.
This view is said to have been urged
in very high financial quarters upon
statesmen who have an effective voice
IN tne shaplns OF pollcies. Ine re-
port itself, however, indicates that the
big interests want a break with Ger
many Cor the moral effect, and that
the market, in the event of such a
break-even the industrial list-will
not suffer anything in the nature of
a panic.
This view is strongly reflected in
those local financial circles closest to
the New York situation. and the local
list Is a reflex of the feeling in New
York to a large extent.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
Watch and Purse Stolen.

Charles Fisher. whose home at 57Ss Nc
Kinley street northwest was ransacICed by
thieves Tuesday night, told the police
last night that a lady's gold watch and
purse containing a small amount Of
money were taken According 70 the first
report made to the police, nothing was
taken. The home OF Mrs. W. H Bailey,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
Slight Concession. Here.

The local stock list showed a disposi-
ton yesterday to make slight concessions
in odd lot trading. though selling pressure
was not great and little activity resulted.
Traction and Railway common were
easier. Odd lots OF Railway sold yes
terday at 50 IA and SO Is, as opposed to
the last previous sale at IS. At close
yesterday the best bid was So, and stock
offered in round lots at SO IA went beg
ging. Railway preferred sold at 50 and
So 1-S
Two shares OF Traction sold at 81 H.
after which the best bid was SO 3-4, with
81 7-s asked. Norfolk and Washington
was firm with a sale at $50 rs.
Following yesterdays session the ex-
change adjourned over until Monday.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON

and Pennsylvania rolls z43; Do Ohfo rods.
5a8; do. Maryland. Virginia and Peunc1vsnaa
dairy prints. 2iaz; process butte, ssD; store
packed. 3sAS.
LIVE PoULTRY-chickens winter IS aad Z
lbs szasS; do, spring. iA 70 ~ lhs.. sssso: do.
do. old rOosters l04u; ducks. Musccsy snd mon
grel Ifals; DO. white PekingS, lszis; d. Indian
runners. has; do. puddle. largo. young is4ls;
pigeons. old. per pair. esaso; do young per pair
9ao: sninea FOWL Young, ~ Ios. ana over eAeh'
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.

SALES.
Capital Traction at S1k.
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat 10 at I5OsS. 10
at 1901.
Washington Gas, l at T4A.
MergenthSler l at l51f, 10 at 1874
Continental Trust, 10 at 10.
After call:
Washington Railway pfd., . at s.. S at a. .
at sgk
Washington Railway CON-. 6 at s54, s at s.
Mergenthaler at l5s, 2 at l5S, 9 at l5sE
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
FOOD QUOTATIONS
firm This WEEK
Lamb Prices Are Stable After
Their Slight Advance
Recently.
VEAL is UNCHANGED
Retail Figures on Beef and Pork Do
Not Fluctuate as in Whole
sale Market.
VEAL is UNCHANGED

Quotations IN food markets are hold
ing hrm. during Easter week Lamb
prices, advancing last week, are stable
this week, the quotations varying from
Is cents for stewing meat 10 IS for
chops.
Veal prices began going down last
week, reaching II and q cents for roas st
meat and 20 to . cents for chops The
prices we're unchanged this week Beef
and pork prices nuctuated in wholesale
markets, but the retail figures were firm
Prices on foodstuffs yesterday were:
EGGS.
Hennery. doz, 3a0 Gathered. doz.. g
Southern, doz, 5
Best creamery, h.. 45aSo. Medium. h. a
Process. ID, o. Oleo, h.. 5a55
POULTRY.
Chickens. Ib. q Roostsrs. Ih, IS.
Turkeys. H.. 5a8. BrollerE h q
Hens. lb., %. Keats, each. 60
Ducks. h., %.
vDGETABIEs.
Potatoes, IL PIX. 10. Onions. bunch. for S
Radishes. bunch. s. Tturnips, I-Gpk 10
celery, bunch, 5. Tomatoes. h.. %.
CucumberS IS BeetS bunrh Is
String beans. qt. 20 Carrots bunch ) for Is
Spinach, l-2-pk., IS. Rhuhssta bunch for Is
Sweet potatoes k4-pk., L. AsarARus bunch 5sSl
Lettuce. head, lOal5.
FRUITS.
Bananas. dor, l5aB. GrapefrIit SsO
Apples. l4pk, Is Lemons. doz. l5as5.
Alligator pears. each, %. PineaUples. gaS5
Grapes, b. IS Oranges doz Issss
Strawberries. qt. 70.
MEATS
Roast veal, h, liaB Hamburger. h.. l5s9
Veal chops. ID, aA3. Best liver, lb.. L.
Corn-ied beef, in rosS, Chops. h.. az34-
ID as3. Calf liver. H. sOA5o.
Cornfed bee4. IN steak, Bacon. piece, H.. -
ID, 2Sa5 Smoked ham h., lsa2
CRASHED beef. In roast, Sausage. ID. n
d. lsah Mutton, b, aE5.
Grass-fed beef. In steak, Bacon, sliced. h.. 3.
lb, Iss5 Lamb M snaz
Mixed cattle, In roast, Roast pork. H., Isa21
h., Hals. Corned beef N, fs.Is
Mixed cattle, in steak. Mutton, steSing Ib. Is
ID iiaIS Lamb chops, H.. 5aS.
Pork shoulder. H. las
FISH.
Sea bass h. Is. Butterhsh. H.. In.
Cod, h.. u Crab fake. ct, 90
Salmon, H.. 3. HaIbut h., g
Trout, h.. loa2e Founder. h.. I5.
White perch, ID. l5s9. TIIshsh. ID. Is
sIanlsh mAckeTti, H., D Oysters, ct, DGA0
Clans ct, %. White bait, ID. %
BluehEh. n, Ds5. Shad. each. sOaSW
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
DR.. E. W. BEMIs TO STAY.
Utilities Commission VIII Ignore At
tack by Traction OhHeaI.

tack by Traction OHicaI.
II is practically certain that the Public
Utilities Commission will ignore the state
ment made by William F. Ham vice
president Of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company. before the House Dis
trict Committe yesterday, to the effect
that the company could not cooperate
with the commission in its valuation work
as long as DR.. Z. w Bemis is head
OF the valuation bureau.
Engineer Commissioner Charles W.
Kutz. chairman of the commission. said
after the hearing that Mr.. Hams state
ment was merely an explanation of why
the company was not cooperating, and
could hardly be construed as a request
for the removal Of Dr. Bemis from that
work. Col Kutz said the valuations win
be completed before the end of June.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
Furnished By w. d. Hibbs q Co.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. April 2-HoGs-Recsipts, 24.0O head
weak; bulk, 96Oas.2; light, s5a9.75; mixed sxa
SD; heavy, s.zas.sO; rough, 95as 10; pigs T25a9O0
CATTLE-Rscsipts, 5000 head; steady; native
beef steers 7sa9s0; stOcksrs and feeders, 5sas50;
cows and heiferS, 4Ooas %; calves, 7OOal0Oo
SHEBP-Recepts. 1900 head; steady; wethers,
s.s5a9 10; lambs TyeOaIl.65.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore April 2O-EGGS-Market firm Mary,
sud, Peunsy Iyania and nearby hrsts q Eastern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia HrStS p; Western
tOhiol frstS, 81; West Virginia irsts, q; Southern
North Carolinal drSts, 30
BUTTER fancy. 36aE: do. choice
Sass; good. 33a3i do. ladies, 2s25; do, Maryland
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21

SS Northampton street northwest, slss
was entered by thieves Tuesday nigh
and revolver and gold watch stolen.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21

A German electrician says he has in.
vented apparatus by which he can meas
ure the ten-milnonth part Of second Of
time
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the United States
Treasury at the close of business yes
terday was:
Net balance in general fund. S123,-
744, 4,O56; total receipts yesterday, 2,324,-
1874; total payments yesterday,
$1,S54,632.
The deficit this fiscal year is $56,-
215,9O9 against a deficit of $101, ,654,
134 last year, exclusive of Panama
Canal and public debt transactions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal year.
up to the close of business on April
19. $528. 54O,S65.O5; revenue receipts at
the close of business on April 19, 1915,
$494.242,2s593.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal
year, up to the close of business on
April 19, 1915, s5S5,422,735.45; ordinary
at the close of business
on April l9, 1915, $596,545,O91.O7.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

baltimore. April 0-Sentimsnt was decidedly bet
ter in financial circles and prices on the stock e1
change reflected the better feeling by taciDoaI ad
vanCeS
STATE SECURITIES.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York April D.-The market on the Broad
street curb active and strong in the forenoon.
with brisk advances in numerous issues
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
The Safest Investments

An thoss that do not nuctuEts durins 61s
tubed coodiio1s Of the money OF Etocf mar
kstA Frrt deed of trust n0tes (hrst nsrt-
gHEel, vsn secured O. real state In the DtB-
trict Of Columbia, constitute ''Filt-edFs" IN
vestnsutA Thsy do not depend upon the
financial responsibility of individual or cor
porEtions fug their stability. and are sHenpf
trun tEIHtiou q pezoual propsry. We can
supply such investmsDtB In Emounu from $50
Upward Send foT boo1et. ''CooosruinE LasnE
and Invstmenta"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-21
Furnished b. n. L. Carpenter & Co.
New York

Mddlins, II; yesterday, 7,ss. Sales 600 bales.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02

.od nl , ouort,r ~, nm bon' Gc ,rncorcd
lt fl. door according her Nm, favor of
,..,.,,,uI sr,t ,,6i,,, sh, r,,,,.dt,r
u.'..Ir rrrnId ,,,tn nm c,tT ions"isSInr
l,Iru rsrh suhlim,ly indifferent to the
motley uutIrnr. of actor. ncNt, an.
,.ur. and mu.icians who assisted re-
.u.,tmly at this sport Of tho gods
pnmry p,r,r,ycd porr and giving her
tlr ur,rrrrurt with a curt bob nj his
n,td rr.ntrrrd his den There was In
tuu gesture something unusually abrupt
um struck hrr When she followed him
into rno room mi. impression was re
urorr,d by TIE evident atmosphere Of
I numor
WHAT Oh, moucr with you.
Wnu.s She uskcd directly
II. turned hostility In every move.
mont ungIng hmscll back into his
,Hur. cooking his c'Eur In the corner of
n.s mouth. running hls hands into the
um-plt. OF hH y,st uuwuug. deter
muud
$50, here. kd Its uo go' Don't start
anything You've worked me for "a
sucker onco' Thanks I've retired
from charity commttous'
What do YOU mean don under.
unl
Auf You come n're to get me 20 tnkc
bDca that stuffed doll YOU panued of ON
m.
rln. back she orcd amazed You
.m,ru fo say lloulug fired
Come on.' hr said gr0uning
"lIouc-l Hl'n,, / didn't know, since
when
Ten days Say. she Wa- fierce J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02
LINERS TURN FRsroHrsRs.

NEW YORK, March The big pas
seRgcr steamers LApand. Baltic and Ad-
riauc of the White star line, win be used
exclusively ns freight carriers until
April 70 NJ the earliest. the international
Mercantile Marine company announced
late WEDNESDAY The stcoragc accom-
mediation vHs removed thus adding
cargo space for approximltely two
thousand tons more In each II was .s-
tlmatcd that nry.cight thousand tons
dead weight can he carried IN the ships
IN these three voyages As there WIN be-
no passengers on hoard loaded ammuni-
tion for use by the British forces can
he loaded In addition 10 the usual war
supplies It was said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02
PROGRAM FOR RELIEF
OF JEWS A BIG HIT

Tho banquet hall OF the Lee Huckins
hotel was rlled TO capacity Wednesday
uirhi 10y hundreds of people who came
To head an excellent program planned
by th" Jewish ladies ut Oklahoma Ciu.
The proceeds OF m, performance. the
amount Of which has not vet been an
nounc"d. Wr TO be- devoted to the relief
@; Jewish war sufferers In Europc
The offerings Of the artists were inert
iori"us and the audience 10 enjoyed the
numbers that invariably the player was
cnTored,
The artists participating were. Miss
sadie Harrison. Ray Howard Crittendcn.
lsador Hransky Alfred Prince Quinn.
" W Mckenzie Mrs II u Newman
aud Miss Merle McCart,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02

hossI" liarusrair. lnccNillc's leading
nav E 7omcthluC Of q pootess This
TACT viii hn generally Acknowledged
Nh'n o small book of her poems ls pub
Ushcd, which VIII ho In about four or
nv" months time now Miss Rarrlscale
was quite selt-cpnscious regarding her
Eitl ana II Wa only on the earnest ad-
wee ofa friend that she consented 10
sho" some Of her Sonncts to publisher
SIZE was surprised and delighted when
Hne was Informed OF the manager dee
cision 10 publish the booklet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02

As. born in Lchigh county. PA 60 wears
ago today
samuel jnterm,cs. known a. Amer
i.as foremost corporation LAWYER born
at Lnchhurg Va. SIS years ago toda,
Prof Henry Marion Howe noted met
allnrgist and son NJ the late Julia Ward
Howe. born in Hoston IS years ago to-
dsN
James N.Gimorc president of the de-
'unc' Federal baseball league. horn At
Portsmouth. ohio. IG wears ago TODAY.
LINES WORTH REMEMBERING.
Men Who make money rarely sauuter.
men Who ssrc money rarely sWagger
Lord LyttDu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02
Contractor Proves That Ever, Man. wom.,
and child In CITY Owns Part
Of Auditorium

The eivs LEADING builder has estimated
that there are approximately Ss. 900 bricks
m the Auditorium witch makes every per.
son IN the city entitled 10 their part Of the
citys most popular Fairgrounds The man.
aEement " the Auditorium dancing pavilion
expects every person 10 claim their part In
the building and focl AT home there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02
= ,neh comodIenne WAKE, saerItIe,,

Her new activities for tho screen re-
veal Anna Held, the noted French COM
"dicnno. holds above all other enjoy
mcnts two daily pleasures that she is
forced 10 forcRo whilo appearing before
thc Oamom In Los Angeles These daily
treats 0r, rather. treats that were are
late sleeping ana an elaborate luncheon
Nnd both nre denied her. fur thov do
rot count In the success or a picture
rIor-in lact are the 40 chief factors
=. bee avoided
An all star cast of popular William
Fox plays, lnclud ng Thcda Barn. II
cooper tUfio Nina Hnnlon Carleton
Macey. Chcf Black Eagle. George Walsh.
Pauline Barry and others are nt work ON
Gold and the Woman" story whose
theme If based on the Indian IanI
scandals that had the inception during
tho early part Of tho nineteenth century
II was written 5v Mary Murllo and Is
being directed by James Vincent
Admirers NJ Anita stewart Vt,Rrluh
star who have been mailing their mash.
notes 10 the HrightWaters studio. take
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02

notice that the fair Anita is nuW work
Ink at tho Fhtbush studios. and thus
save the pOstoff.c a lot of trouble.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02
AUDITORIUM DANCING

Popular Fairgrounds for Erown-ups a
popular prices Every Night
Seven piece Orchestra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-02
SUMMERS DANCING

Every nlEht 2l2 W lat street. near
the Lyric Mrs. L. A. Summers, Mgr
Buffers orchestra. Adv
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

5ogen tprr6en, fonnte feiner bon if
men mebr 1teben. Sim nadblten Gage
mod)ten oie 2onooner 3eitungen aus
oieiem BorfaQ einen 8erid}t iiber 6ie
Jorttrabme zines midtigen sdyiiben=
grabens."
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gierung nit @ilfe elmer Derlogenen
Erelie CT tens ibr eigenes golf, Inn
es in 6ie ridtige Stimmung fir 1pei=
tere Spfer 81 bringen, 5meitenS Die
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i6iidter11, 6amit tie gegen Sic @e=
maltpolitif Ser MQiierten nidt auf=
5umuden tpagen> un6 6rittens uno
gan5 bel on6erS bos an1erifanii6e
E11blifum, I'M eS fir t1e11e 9lnleiben
gu %getpinnen. Nod ME 5apor fat
oie @elt einen 10 gigantiid angeleg=
ten un6 nit lol6 faltbliitiger 6re6=
felt a11sgefiibrten 8etr1g geleben.
lln0 sic 9elfersbelfer Ser engli1hen
Megierung bei 6ieiem getr1ge iin6
Sic a11erifanii6en Sol1rnalilten, mel=
DIE 2onooner @eridte gu niationel=
len lteberihriften %berarbeiten, Of
mobl es ibnen ielblt gar nidt ein=
falt, 6enielben @laltben 81 i6enfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

boren uno lift sic Godter 6es Ser
5ogs &obert un6 Ser Ser5ogin Marie
Mntoinette bon Narma. Sie lit bon
8ourboniider M%bitammung, ging
aber bal6 gang I'M @iener 2eben auf,
Dos iie bon Mnfang an DEFENDERS fei=
ielte. Sic madte sic 8efanmti6aft
oeS @r5ber5ogs Scarf 6ran5 Soiepb
5uerlt inn 5riibiubr 1909 in Ian=
5ensbao, 80bmett, un6 iab i'm ipa=
ter ofters in Ser @ofbnrg nnb bei
sSSagoaltS fliigen. SIM Sabre 1911
Jolt gr5ber5og &url 6ran5 Soiepb
Ser Grin5eliin feline 2iebe gelegent=
li6 zines Sof6als erflart baben. Sim
81 zSftober 1911 mur6en tie getraut
nn6 feiner bon bei6en obnte, 6oB tie
0ereinlt BEN Sabsbnrger Sbron BE-
Iteigen tpiirben.
STR critics &iro pur6e am 90.
Nobember 1912 geboren uno 6ran5
Solepb Otto get1annt, Ger jebt Ibron=
folger ge1poroen lit. Nm 3. Sa1r1ar
1914 folgte sic g%r5ber5ogin M6e=
laioe, am 8. Sebruar 1915 gr5ber=
5og &arl &obert Souls un6 am 81.
Mai 1916 gr5ber5og 6elir Jrieorid
M1tgul It.