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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02

Mr. O. K Willie who will appear at the Hppodrome tonight
boud he PLAYING thinks p J. r. NJ in every Good Eddie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02

From Croton-Isrnon News
VI Owen Rooney 8 quite III.
Ma ton Blinker o the sick list
Master clifford Purdy Is quite hl with diphtheria
y. p. Gregory s III with attack Of tonsoits'
Ms Charles G. Gratan III with heavy cold
Mrs. John Osterling is suffering with heavy cold
Dr. George Godson is quite iI his home in Harmon
The Jaeoby twins Merle Monica, have the numps.
M Samuel Parsons recovering from attack OF the grip
Mrs. r. ~ Miller is quite seriously H. She Is under 'he ~ "
w. Prescott,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
Referred 20 the Advisor.

SIR Talking your commercial candor received letter
s-,rrs. I'M Meridian Miss Lde & Cheathsm
GROssET & DUNLAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02

SIX ships Sunk Since the Sussex-Evening Sun headline
II you sust hiss, do it well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
DIED,

Notices Of marriages and deaths must
be accompanied n, full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02

To the Members Academy An extra copy OF the
~ - ~ lectures enclosed the suggestion that II be Tor
,,S5 % come friend whom you believe may be especially interested
Respectfully
r. z. WRIGHT
Corresponding Secretary
Sole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
Uealthville-on-Hud

'rss washington Academy Of Sciences
Donhtless there were many whom were interesteo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02

CARSON-On Thursday. March so. 1916.
nj his late residence. lao East G2d ST.
J. Henry, husband Of Helen Willets
Carson and son OF the late Joseph
and Matilda q. Carson. IN the SOD
year of his age. Funeral from his
late residence on Monday, April 3.
1916. at p. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
GERMANS PENETRATE
 FRENCH LINES
Pacific News Service.

PARIS, July 1S.-After terrific fight ing covering a portion of the night and the early hours of today the Ger mans have succeeded in forcing the French from their positions over a short front in the Biaches section. The war office reports admit that the Ger mans have penetrated the French po- stons for a short distance each side of the village, Reports from other sections indicate mat the Germans are still earring on intense counter at tacks below the Somme but without success.
 The fighting on the Verdun sector continues with little intermission. The German efforts to recapture' the Thiau- mont works have signally failed al- though the Teutons gained some ground to the westward in yesterdays fighting. The German assaults are less frequent, however, and also carry less weight but the artillery attacks are in no degree diminished.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
GERMANS COMMENCE GENERAL
 RETREAT EAST FRONT

everything of value is being seized and carried away.
 The country is left absolutely bar ren in the wake of the retreating arm ies and a wide stretch of territory is completely devastated. Although the report is not an official statement of the Petrograd government, it is be licVed to be correct.
 The correspondents story is partial ly substantatcd by the German off cial report issued today which admits that Von Lingsingens army is falling back on Lutsk in the face of an over whelming Russian attack which cov- CTS front of many miles,
 The German statement also ac- knowlcdges that Hindenberg is losing heavily from savage Russian attacks along the DYna. To all appearances
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
AMERICANS WILL WITHDRAW FROM
 MEXICO
Pacific News Service.

MEXICO CITY, July 1S.-The Am ercan forces are preparing to with draw from Mexico. An announcement to this effect was formally made to President Carranza by Rogers. the spe- cial agent of the American govern ment in Mexico City, according to an official animation given out today.
 It is stated that the American troops will not be withdrawn in body but will be returned in sections with the advanced American lines being grad ually withdrawn toward the border. Carranza was informed that the move ment of the American troops was be- ing planned at Washington at the present time and will probably com mence within q short period.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
BRITISH GAIN
 AT ov|LlERS
Pacific News Service.


 LONDON, July 1S.-Onicial reports from the commander of the British forces in France today state that the British forces have again made sub stantial advances in the Ovillers sec ton.
 The advance credited to the forces is one thousand wards and the pene- tration of the third line of German dcfenscs at that point.
 The fighting has been fierce and bloody with the Germans striving with desperate heroism to stop the tide set ting in with such tremendous mo- mentum. The British are now strengthening the captured position preparatory to an effort to straighten their lines before renewal of the general forward movement. The con- tinual successes of the army is caus- ing wild clation throughout England. It is generally felt that the day has turned for the allies at last and the complete conquest of the Teutons is now only a matter of few months.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

of the Austrian forces from the front
 sections of the Volhynan lines al Szelkin, southwest of Lutsk, is an nouneed in the official report of the war office today. The headquarters staff admits that the Austrian de- fense has been severely shaken in this section owing 10 the overwhelming forces thrown into the field by the enemy. The Austrlans are now with drawing to newly prepared positions in the rear of the present lines where a stand will be made with the aid of endorsements. The situation along the Bnkowina border is admittedly grave although it is not believed thas7 the Russians will be able 10 penetrate through the heavily guarded passes in sufficient numbers to seriously men ace Hungarian territory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
Pacific News Service.

Pacific News Service.
 VALDEZ, July 1S.-Republican ter ritorial committee repudiates Wicker sham endorsement for the reason that district convention had no authority to make same. Valdez delegates vot- ed solidly against the endorsement John Frame and his progressive dem ocrats have gone into the republican party and joined hands with Chas. E.. Heron. The legislative ticket put up is considered weak. Valdez refused to put up a candidate on the ticket. Re- ported here that George Grigsby of Nome has withdrawn in favor of Cobb of Juneau. Schofeld will be support ed solidy here and in the district no division on him for attorney general George HeZelett, Charles E. Heron
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
Pacific News Service.

Pacific News Service.
 LONDON, July 1S.-The Times Pet . rograd correspondent reports to his paper that advices received in Petro- grad today state that the Germans have commenced general retreat along the major portion of the east ern front. The correspondent asserts that the Russian pressure has finally become too great to bear and the Tou- tons are giving way at almost every point from the Dvina southward to Lutsk.
 As they retreat before the over whelming Russian advance they are destroying everything in their path and laying waste the country. Farms and villages are being burned by the hundreds, roads and railroad tracks are being torn up and destroyed and
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
RUSSIANS ENTERING HUNGARY BY
 Rovk0 PASS

the border and are holding the Rus sians back from Pennsylvania.
 The Petrograd war office asserts terrific fighting is going on in the LutSk region with the Russians con- ducting hayev offensive which is steadily pushing the Teutons back on the city proper. The report further declares that the Russians are daily adding thousands to the immense numbers of prisoners that have been taken since the commencement of the great drive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
Believed Withdrawal Conmenceu.

Fl. PASO. July 17.-Thc report from Mexico City asserting the early re- call of the American forces from Mex leo is generally credited here owing 10 the reports reaching here at earlier periods describing general shorten ing on the Pcrshing Ines all of which were designed to draw the Americans close in toward the main line of com munication with a tendency to bring he troops closer to the border. Since cd to Rogers il is believed that the withdrawal has already commenced but will be carried forward by very slow degrees.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

barricaded himself in a deserted house following the shooting of an officer who tried to arrest him on suspicion that he was demented. After shoot ing the policeman, Mcintosh fled to the house and barricaded himself in. mediately opened fire and wasted few bullets. Almost every person who showed themselves were hit by al~
 let before the ammunition of the ne- sro was exhausted. Mcintosh had be- come crazed by the intense heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

illicit booze shop, when guns were brought into play by the occupants of the place and brought on a battle with the stated results. A number of ar- with the shooting.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
Berlin Claims Riga Assaults Fail.

BERLIN, July 1S.-The war office bulletin this evening is almost entirely devoid of details of the fighting on both fronts. It admits. however, that the Russians have been pressing q savage offensive against the linden berg lines along the Dvinsk Riga front but claims that the weighty assaults huge losses. The. statement also de clares that the French and British have both been severely repulsed along the Somme front.
 Vienna Admits Lutsk Defense Faiinu.
 AII.AI N 1 L
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
Pacific News Service.

LONDON, July 1S.-Onicial petro- grad reports declare that the Rus sian forces in the Bukowina section has actually entered Hungary through the Rovko pass and are operating on Hungarian soil Partial confirmation of the report is obtained in the Vienna official report which admits that the Russians have made strong advances trians have been compelled to retreat. IL is claimed, however, that the Aus trians are strongly entrenched along
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
KING ALONE GAN
 SAVE BASEMENT
Pacific News Service.

LONDON, July 1S.-lt was announc- ed this morning that the appeal of Arthur Sullivan on behalf of Sir Rog- the appellate judges and the sentence of the trial court will be carried out
 At the present time the situation is
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
FUNSTON ADVISES
 SEIZURE OF RAILROAD
Pacific News Service.

Pacific News Service.
 McALLEN, Tex, July 1S.-E'unston today advised the quartermasters de- partment that the only way to relieve the food shortage in the sections where food supplies for the border forces are short is to seize for mili- Naco railroad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
OFFICER KILLED
 IN BLIND PIG RAID
Pacific News Service.

SEATTLE, July 1S.-In raid on a blind pig in the Hotel Ferguson this
 morning, Vim. Boutwell,, former city comptroller was shot and kille,. and two other officers wounded. Boutwell,, who is connected with the sheriff's office, was, with a squad of officers attempting to arrest the inmates of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
HEAT cRAZED NEGRO COMMITS
 WHOLESALE MURDER
Pacific News Service.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Eight persons ire dead one is dying and seven others are wounded as a result of the run ming amuck of Bob Mcintosh, ne- gro today. The majority of the vic tims are law officers who were sent to apprehend the man after he had
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

Friends of the convicted man and numerous others who believe that he should not be executed are making every possible effort to have the mat ter brought before King George in the hope th"t he will at least grant a repreve.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18
REP. TERRITORIAL COMMITTEES
 REPUD|ATES W|CKERSHAM

and Ed. Whittemore had control of district convention. Twenty votes in- cludng Valdez voted against them on all matters.
 Republican party of Third division badly split and disrupted for legisla- ture. Colonel Willard was Valdez can didate for senator but his name was not prescribed. Republican chances for election of a delegate 10 congress and an attorney general in this diyis- ion very good. We believe q candidate should be put up as regular rePuh- licans not in favor of WickershJm whose friends are trying to make him the republican candidate since he wrote them Hughes is sure to he elect ed. AL WHITE,
 Republican Committeeman of Valdez
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

Have the Daily Nugget do your Job Printing-Re Reasonable rates as- surod.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

FOR SALE-Bay mare, 1,400 pounds. $175. Inquire Jacks Express.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

Have the Daily Nugget do your Job Printing g-Reasonable rates as- sured,
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

the Germans are suffering severe dis comfiture at all points.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

can save Easement from the death sentence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-18

Vienna Admits Lutsk Defense Failinu.
 VIENNA, July 1S.-The withdrawal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
Vienna PAPERS
ASSUME HOPEFUL
PEACE ATTITUDE
Latest Utterances OF German
Chancellor and British
Secretary Discussed.

vIrNNN. MAJ % The vlsnn, pre's
route. rrbv.lssv lusnrnn,s company
bss generally turned To- tho subject ~
peace ami discusses tho imperial Ger
man chancellor latest p''"r'nre. which
nr, Ws non rummtpI FrsmicrNb't
ln'a mot proclaim distinctly hopeful
sign
Tho Nsus Ir,. rr..ss 'ris 'Ns iourr.
bN.'iU ,N.f1rs. between rr rrr Hs'h.
rt ann url'Vrr rni ~.r Tivprl Jrr,. tho
kHtIal fuT'isu srgf''tv N hlsh Ellu'
ami riis
change IN tho 'rrNrs of fng'And
is already ~ r-. sssu in Premier Ne.
lHiths sr-r,h ir which h' an not mon.
ton Nls,Jr tsvfBir, nor even Uussip
The Nsur t'fir Tfrssr Vafrt str ga.
vH'i Grey that m" .ruifnI powers Will
never accept Nls proposal 'u' an inter
national conference composed " nru.
IfS VsIiIus nations ~ which hr would
spgs1r ~ the head ~ tho ,rirri. and
strengthened N, individual ri,ui1 NON.
ifals With Victory That tho entente
iti trrn unahI, 'r win W arms
The Taesb'aU s1,a W1i uf ,uu Ur'h
mann Hn'lWvs Uufds nr" crystal clear.
strong sure HrI f,r ani BtIH
That Vorw'u, t'isy Jan aud may
sreak " rrprr I'm r's triumph Nplviy
r1n discover the '1irtrs' sirn ~ vsarIs
rrss pn 'Nr part ~ the central uuvrfs
who ru ths hsIrh' of ihrir achieve.
m'u's an plant ih' standard rf hu
msnIN Jhsr.Dl.'f Inn n,'hm,rn ipli
v~r frmIn.k 'hr entente rf ihr terrible
Euil' nr itself N iHrup' rnn'Iru,s 'p -
Med and whrrl'i
Tho Nish nf ihs American rFrp.e fpf
'h' end u' iHr vpf sH,s she Nru,
trrio rfrssr unr NJ the u.s' imp,r
'ar' Shift ir ih, political situation ~
the VW u sids TINT ihs vfIsirsI f.sI.
ms IN Austria iiunsia, that Mr United
states would eventually as ih, HrrIa
great ruprf rui involved iH 'hr war.
~ the Urty, m1kr' has ro' entirely
disappeared iesriir me past policies "
that ruuniN hut that rr,sidyn' Wilson r.
success depends pn whether h. is able
tn fc,i,t The weakened rrnfidruU, NJ tho
central powers in him The urosiaf-.f
rnnrluiuf ihs' 'n prt event Hr no.
pustis President Wusun mtt m,t. at
least serve in spfr,i ihs in'rns.t ~
ihs peace iiss ir entente allied ,utr
ifiss vhrf, u be- ruxitrutg surrfsas.
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26

Is1iirrs and fsnroadt including ihs psi.
fsl lines. Nrinlk A western railway
Pullman rowpHn,. queen A Crescent
fuuiss Travellers Insurance rnmpar,
Westinghouse iirUirir and Manufar
fHfinE tuwran,
ture. .in' commemorative medals alsn
vafNsi to \ " wreh' vice chairman
U. iNr vrrsmsns .bmrrnssiiur hrard ?
tHuals Nsin' General WilWsm e. gr-.
sac. surgeon general United states army
snH 3 ~ Rlashnsld Nev Irrk ar.
Hist
>tsrsi rrid medals were asardsd W.
Nhsii \ nnpkins managing editor ~
fhe Scientific American And nnlstt J
yaldeeI IT the prison association.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
OLD CHICKASHA RESIDENT
DROPS DEAD AT HOME

rHckNsiiN. Ok'p. NAV "a \ l..
irtterer ono ~ tho olissi residents ~
This county died suddenly ~ MI, home
her" rnursds, Ne Ind h"cn In po1r
health for several months nui MIA drs III
woe entirely unexpected Npnpirty
vHH tho .puse NJ his death II, had
H.Hi 100 this COUNT, for sixteen ,,sfs.
cunning lHfo from Ts,p. lts De- sur
EIE"i h NN, widow uri two Daughter,
Nr " N.Hyu NJ Carnegie and
Mf " g. ilsuN ~ Washiis sni ,hrs.
fHn. \ md r - rp'hfe, of this
,rN md y y rihcrer of Nresn. y
VI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
Defense Accuses
Orpet Venireman

NAikrgAN. M Nav 10 diver
s'Hr 'fnm t"s fnniins nf Ift selection
vaa afforded spsrisinfs ai irs r.suisin
aries ~ 'Hs nFrr, murder iris' here
IHssfa, D., summNrIrr ~ rnufi ~ n
NrfvIn dismissed trrifsm.n. IN 81
serr sn accusation uafs ht afaf~st e
frf WI ufrs' vhr Ne ~ tf irisH
fnf 'hr airgai murder NJ MI. fr-u,sr
snsr'hsAfi Natan lambert
Nsfvin vss dismissri rn rsfsrttsrv
challenges ~ ATTORNEYS fnf ihs defense
Thursday although he repeatedly ds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
81 Gingham
House Dresses, S9C

Poke into them-see how they are
made Youll marvel that they can
be sold at S9c. Well, they can't, or
dinarily. II Is BECAUSE certain man
ufacturer Welded to his generous inn
pulses and sent them along to us.
They are dollar house dresses through
and through. Splendid serviceable
ginghams in checks and stripes fin
ishcd prcttily at collars and cuffs. S9c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
Summer Calls for
White Hosiery

And the varieties at kerr's re-
spond magnifcently. II is satisfactory
hosiery in every sense of the word II
wear. AND WEARS. II is the best
hosiery we know of and We have stud
led the proposition from every angle
for years
womcu's white ,ilk l.Ir hose scamlc,, with
ilnrh garter top, double ,olrs and high srlicrd
heels 2iy uHit
Waynclnii white ,ilk Isle hose fnr women
full fashioned with ilurh garter tops, double
,ulrs aud high >pi,rd heels Regular and ou'
size, Iic pair . pnir Sim.
Wnmcn's white ~ilk l.ir mi fashioned with
Iiurh garter tul~ duuhir ,ul,.- aud high ,pllrrl
Regular and out,ycs 5nr unit
,hildrcu's Wn,nckuit ain l,lr hose iu ruH
rln with double KNEES duullr hccls aud to-t
Sizes iu pig 2jr pair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
SAFETY AND HEALTH
PROMOTION REWARDED

Nrw ynpk. Ma, p y,-,ri.,....
snis'rfiss IN promoting tsfs', sri ta,i,b
~ 'mp'n''' NJ indns'fiai rfraH.ftiIrnt
rfhrariefif'h as nrrrsssr, sdurri Ir
'h' rni'rt ~ rfrpsfrdnsqs. uaa ff.uF
'issi h'rr fhufsds1 ~ 'hs ,msfi..sr
Nhsshin ~ Saisi' m senfiire rfIfas
IN 'he infn NJ medals and diriHnss tn
si,it nine American Industrial organ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
EIGHT WESTERN AvIhT0RS
TO TAKE PART IN FLIGHT

SAN pltUo. rsi. Ma, 1s m. names
10. sirt' prominent western R,isirrs ehp
have declared ihslf intention rf enter
lns ihs trans continental nish, asr,irr
rrm Nsv y0tk iu b. ,onhu sod b, ihe
Asfn yiuh rf 'wsfI.s be- September we're
announced hsv FRIDAY rhyt at. Lien.
nrar' rhrwas psw Nnnr. corporal
Nlhs'i smith ani Sergeant WiIiiar,
utkrr arrt nIsfs. usgsi utIriis,
ann aviation inuritirr Hstnrnt \
Morris rirti Smith. uisnn Martin and
sllas Chfistoiistson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
WUthmor Waists, 81

You will buy them because of their
prettness of style the splendid man
ner in which they fit and the excellent
way in which they are made. You will
buy them because they afford a great
er measure of satisfaction than is ever
expected in Waist at such a moder-
ate price.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
Paris Paper Holds
Wilson Is Without
Intervention Right

rARis W., - rhN Tenn. in ain
sfi'nfiHl arain surs ~ fsrrsi ne rD,
's,r'inr On, idea NJ p.arr negotiations
" strns tats ihs TEMPS .ihsi rrra
ihrm Wi'fnr thinks his refusal Il. r.as
lufam'W ri,fs Rim fIehi ts Irisf, sps
Tu hate Tolerated 'hr violation uf ibr
nsnifsl'it ni rair'pn hres rpi .4sst,
fr him The firh 10 participate ir ibs
restoration ~ nsiriun,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
Neu DanSdnt
FlOunCing
at $l.25 yd.

Il Is double net ruffe scallopcd aud
hound IN washable silk The color, are
dainty. exquisite shades ~ pink and blue II
b, ready frill,d fur fuuucr, aud It is T.
iuchc, deep Reduced from S2.5 to Sl25
ward
Allo,er Lace NJ 55r yarl reduced from
- - aud 80 Cream, white and black
Fine figured net, aud alloycr laces. ~ urhc>
wide ENtrnordiunr, NJ ISr yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
SOC Will Belt
You FaShionablv

Quite new styles developed in
hard-wearlng kidskin. All white and
striking sports combinations. the latter
Of kid and satin-the stripes and col
orings are Spanish enough to have
stepped out Of Carmen. soc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
A Group of
Children's RomperS
at SOC

Tudor rompers, they are called.
The ginghams are hardy wear-well
qualities in plain colors, and checks-a
few in white percale. Cute" as can
be, and comfortable
Children's Dresses in the long
waist style. The best of ginghams in
plain colors, checks and stripes. to
& years. SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
INCREASE IN WAGES
FOR COLORADO MINERS

DENVER. Nav "a Increase, ~ sea.
ar a rfrH' shsfins plan sffsr,ins tss so
Wftel miners ~ Coissac sili 10 ma ss
b., lssdins operators. " "a. announced
rridss. IN tuns 1 wasss -ri b. IN.
,ftstsd voluntarily ~ s.sk snrisssr.
ntueh usiruisiion, rl.cs the ln,res1ss
a from 10 ~ percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
ChiffOnS In
Waist Patterns
at S2.47

And Iher are worth 81 to g. Iovellest
NJ weave, sofi dlaphanous sin chlffons In
tvo.yarh lengths Wffrlen, fnr waist. Flor
als and pIaids IN rolor, that are mere rln,s
IN" reductions make them mntchlrss values
Blsth Ssiins and Mr,sslnrs 20 inches
wide. pure JET black heavy aud al sin Al
81 y lntd The, are silk, suitable Tor sklr,s
and suits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
z1Z,xl
Shoes For Little
Men and Boys

Patent leather Oxfords, extra wear
soles, heavy tips. to l3. $3.50 to SO.
Same sizes in dull bucher Oxfords
with blind eyelets. S2.75.
Tan elkskin Oxfords, blucher, Tell
til tips, SO.
Row English OIfords IN black and tan.
lace $50 sizes | 10 u
Roy- pull Calf Rurton oNfords sizes To
q nj S3n
Bo,,' tan lace oyford- with Flee, foot soes.
tu Il. ~ $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
GERMANS ATTACK
SUPPRESSION OF
CRITICISM OF U. S.

BERLIN NH, % tNl London Nav
- IN" rrr"d states 1f"i o leading
inIr Friday iu 'ho censor hip d'h''" In
h, rpIrhrrE Two u' tn' principal
si,nk,fs. Deputy Ort'' H"ryptfsc.
md beupN llIf.h national liberal. 20.
,'fcy criticised tho government fnr
nI,lturos which the, pll,gr we're adopt
81 ~ suppress criticism oi ~" ln'i'i
states in tho newspaper and 20 pui
titk'F uu mo agitation 'uf more viz
orout submarine campaign
Suppress elu Petition
O,rt'l who is editor ~ tho u.u'arFn
TsFeF Zoltunr. attacked tho authorities
70, thclr attempt tn suppress the gigantic
petition gotten up Dos liui Slhr'f"f ~
H'rlin unlyctsi,. against Germans Weld.
ms 10 the demand NJ Tho I nited States
VI also attacked The government Tor the
censorship cScrciEod oyef editorial com.
n,ui uu III" American note
Foreign Minister Won IHgov. In fcrly.
('Dlnf"d 'muhp'i0rlh ihp' both ~. mil.
i'Hry and political authorities had agreed
tlHt n'roiin'Inua win american must
rol h' imp"dcd b, pf"ss comment
Hand, soli,t WIN blood
HfF r".uw'd the floor bfi,. Min
i,'o' won Ibrov had concluded Ho 20.
r'i1i"i tho complain. made p, nrpuiv
c'r'"l Hui 'lluding 'u iN, u0eImlI', u'
American mediation. declared u would
h. Impossible io accept tho good offices