davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-25
MILLIONS SPENT BY
STATE FOR GASOLINE

Oklahoma spent $4,sOOoO for oil and
gasoline this year. according TO figure.
prepared by II. J, Scott, secretary OF
the Oklahoma Oil Mems association
The estimate Is based on state records
Practically 100000 gallons Of gaso-
line were used and the kerosene con.
sumption runs around 100000 gal
Ions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-25

stances not been attending school a.
all this fall. 1t is expected to make
some examples Of the more nexlectful
OF the parents and guardians as a
warning to others.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-25
and hence easily hypothecated and
traded on" -
And his motive'" she asked
ITO Be Continued)
EMPEROR SENDS HIS
GREETINGS TO TROOPS

LONDON, Dec. 2S.--A dispatch TO
the Exchange Telegraph company from
Amsterdam says Emperor William has
sent the following Christmas greeting to
all the German armies and 10 Germans
at home;
Honor to God above, peace on earth
and to man, happiness God bless the
third war Christmas Of all those away
in the field and Of those at home in our
dear fatherland.
(Signed) WILLIAM"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
O@lupmm Daft -NSurf. ."

Cine mirflibc n@ilo BeIt Sbolp~
trnf I'M @pDnn Sof-Narf Elm 1tno
miro ouielbIt cine ISOLDE @oriteIius
Gen scben. 9ie @orlteIlungen wer.
ben in eroBen 3elten melGe 8u oie-
ient 3lpede erri6tet meroen ltottfin-
0cn. 0ic Eruppc bcItebt ans uGow-
bopS", nGomgirls", einem Snoianer,
einem W}erifnner ilnO on0eren g(rti-
iten. &iibne 9teiterfllnititide uno
ous regelre1te g[bfongen eines Efer-
ocoiebeS nod Ger g(rt Oes miloen
@eitenS uno onoere booritr6ltbcnOc
So6en lteben auf Dem 9Srogromm
lno miro ooslelbe eine groBe gln-
3ie6ungsfroft ouSilben. Der @intritt
3u oieien @oriteIlungen lit irci uno
cbenfons miro I'M GoiIoepilIe-Ebeo-
ter fein @intrittsgeIo erbo6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

September cin 9foienfeit GoS 9lr-
rongements @ouite, ooS aus Gbos.
3ormsIo, @oriiber, Sames Goo0en,
un0 oen 5rls. Sepern, Glarfe, Sob.
Ter unO S9rooer beltebt, bat bereits
umfongreid)c @orbereititngen getrof-
fen, umO 0ie |eronitoltung miro Oh
ne 3peifeI cin GROCER GrfoIg uerOcn
@orterfeit Ser ct YouIS-
&irde.
Gie fatboIii6e Ct Youls-@emein-
Sc eroffnet norgen gIben0 ibr Oreitd-
aiges @artcnfeit. Gas 9lrrange-
mcuts Gonite bat Elm reiHboltiaes
%rogramm 5uiommengelteut Gie9o-
peue ser ct. Observation-Disclosures
miro morgeu 9lbeuo con3ertircn.
. uB berribtung Scr fat + o.
liiden @rieiter.
Sic i0brlicbe 9uBoerribtitng Der
%rieIter ser @r5Oio5eic BON Baltimore
iuirO oieieS So6r I'M ct. @larien-Se-
minor o6gebolten loeroen Sic be-
ginut am @lontoe. Oeu IL, Septenl-
Der, ino Ooiiert bis gum Ooroliffol-
genoen Somitog. &arOinol @ibbons
miro, lpie eepobnlidj, sic 6riibmelien
celc6riren. Goter Clement M.Ebuen-
te, bonn 0ominifauer Sroeh miro
t69lih oreimol preOieen. Gr lit eli
ner ser ongeiebcnOiten Ebeologen in
glmerifu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
0rci 9ScrIOncn Oerlcbt.

gllS geitern Moreen an ser &reu-
sung Der 6apette-StroBe ino @arf-
g(oenue 5pei StrnBenbabn- -g9aggons
3ildmmenitieBen, ipuroen orei @aIIa.
giere lei6t oerleet. 0ieielben ma.
ren: s. gS. Q. Somefe bon Scr. 1908,
galoert-@ebduoe; 5rou 9eona Som.
orO bon 9lr. POS, gSoro-Strider- Str,
lnO SRI. Sulia Sobn bon 9tr. 2O27
Sarlem-9loemie. Sri. Sobn erlitt
9l6idiiriilneen i'm @eiibt. Sic pur-
oe no60em iic BON cinem 9lr5t be-
bauoclt wor0cu mar. noA Sauie sc.
braht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
ecidtcr V9ranOIdaOem.

Gin anf imbetnnnte @eiic ausac.
brohcncs 6cuer in einem 3immer int
Oritten Stodluerfe oes 1auies 91r.
1927, @eOar. gIpcnue. oas Don Synmes
2. @orriion bepobnt miro. broh oe.
tern @lorgcn eiu 6euer ans, 0as Uon
ToIBiit @6mIine redbeitis eutoeat
muroe. gr alornirte oie Seuerpc6r,
pelAe Die 6lnmmen IN iuenieet @lp
naten ecloiht bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
llmiere Sheater.
uS.oros 5 SpcrnbouS."

UO'u y - ~ ~ y " ~ ?,
0}it Dem omerifanii6en S1ou-
ipicl, Sport Of 2om", miro ouS
SSoro 0pernbous feline oieSiG6rige
Soiion onl Wtontog, oen A. Septem-
Der beginner. S9olter sc. 2omrencc,
Der @cl6GftSiiibrer 0es Wtooiion
Sqliorc-SbenterS in 9lem Dorf 1T Ser
@erfoiier Oieies 5ugfr1ftigen Stiides.
SSolgenoe betolnte &iinitler mer0en
IN Oieient S6auipicl ouftrcten: Wto-
rp 9olono, 6re0erid Eruesoell, Sar-
rD Surfboro, Sg0en Crane, g8iuiom
gonelli, W}o6eloine W}oore, 9lorien-
ne 8onnelli SenrD @tiell, 9oi 8ri-
ant, Wtartin Gbeesntan lno g[nocre.
oN} orD on0 & benter."
SSnt Observation-Disclosures 5iebt in Der
fomrien0e ISOLDE Ger befonnte 2ieoer-
@onponiit unO Sanger n@us 60
morOS" ein Wton nuB oen &iinit-
Ter oeieben lin0 geb0rt boben INT
lib ou9 mlr ein ltrtbeil iiber feline
&llnit 81 biloen. SSn @eiGngen uno
SGnoen lit er iinperglei9bor. Cine
Ntenge biibI6er 0omen un0 Die
S1ouipieler n@eorgie~ unO Cub.
oleS" NIT n@us" ols Souptfigur,
meroen niGt oerfeblen cine groBe
9ln6iebungSfroft ous8uiiben. nWta-
Ole Sto00ort" in einent neiten Oft
~ Satire on @auoeoille,~ SRI.
n0ong Song Sue" uno nSorrD
$om~ in Dem Ginafter- she Gbil-
oren Of Goufucius" s"-nlit @eiongs-
llnO Ean5- -Ginlogen; oHuoinoff"
Elm Dor5iielicber SGnger; lima Clap
ton uno ibre Goniporlie in Dem Gin
otter uGoIliIion~; u@aIter Oe 2eon"
uno oWfarp DobiS" in Ser Sarce,
"Slrlesque WoDies~; Die muiifoIi-
l4en u2ou, 2odett uno Sad g8ul-
oron" u8ictorio uno 8ola" in einent
neuen glft, uno glnoere berDolllt6n-
oigen 0as ASrogrnmm.
u& Up y Oron
Sir oieie g8o1e bat Die DIRECTION
oes nSippoOrone" Elm GltBerit 5ug-
froftiges Erogromm ollfgelest. 6reo
=. 9ogen nit ieiner Gompognie miro
IN Ser iiberous fomiiden Sarce nOne
8aD to loie ber", ouftreten. 9ieier
glft bebonoelt 0ns befonnte Ebemo
Der Sbwieeerhiutter, lno iollte Sc
mono piiien mollen, lpie man oieiel-
be ouf cine onltGnOige gGrt uno @ei.
ie los iueroen fonn 10 loIl er nur
uoh oem Sippoorome gcben. Gen
6ronis @lurpbD, uEBe German 9ra-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
Nn6r an 0er faIidlen slraE,nIciIc.

Charles 6. 0menS bon 91r. 427.
Siio @beiter StraBe. wuroc bonn
&i1ter Glift i'm uorO0itIihen @oli5ci.
geridt Inn $.45 beitrait. Gpcus mar
IN ieinem 9Iutomobil nidt auf Der
redten Settle Der StroBe oeio6reu
uno botte oaourb all Der Gbeiter. in0
6opette. StraBe cine Gouiiion Srui.
iben ieiner @laibine mo oerienisen
Mlartin Gears aus @eitport 6erbei.
gefiI6rt nobel 0ic beiOen NloIdinen
boie 8u8eribtet muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
ugug S6ure-9Sarf.

9liemols 5upor bat n9op Sbore-
&art" cine iol6e 9ln5ie6nngsfroft
ouf Grfriibung iudenoe 2eute aus
geibt, mie gerooe iest. 0ie 8obl Der
8ooen0en ipelde in Sen fiiblen Slit
tben @rbolung iu6en bat ii9 I'M
@ergIei6 5u oen Iesten Sobren Der.
ooppelt. g(ub in ser fonmenoen
g8oAe miro cine groBe 9(n5obl 8eill.
der eripartet, ou oos ionOigc llfer
uno Oos flare @oiier BEL @op Sborc
gum 9ooen pie eeidaffen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
Sr. So6u 9int in Scr gclair.9uaS
Derlebt.

Sr. Sobn 9inf BON 9Sr. 800, 9eit.
9altimore.Str.. partete an ser Del
air.9ioao III scr glGbe BON Scrmou B
&ort 9lbenos Inn 10 llbr 80 alf
eiuen iiiomdrtS fabren0eu StroBcn.
babn.gSaggon. geim Scronnaben
oeiielben ipolIte er oic @elciic iibcr.
ihreiten. bemerftc aber niht einen
sur ielben 3eit nd6er fommcnocu
noromdrts iabren0en StroBenbobn.
@uoaon bis es 5u ip1t mar, OemIcl-
ben aus Dem @ege 5u gebcu. Gr
miIr0e bon Dem @aggon erfaBt umO
cine fltr5e Strede forteeibleift mo
Damn auf Die Seite ecidobcu gr
wlrOe sur 9ebaroIuna nod oent
Mercp.Soipital gebroHt. no es iid
berousitelte, OoB cr perihicoene bole
Shuitte an ser Stirlt @crlesinaen
Der Siifte imO Shnitte uuo Shran.
men am gon8en aorpcr 0aponoctra.
aen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
GmtiucOcr - uScr.
&aIidt Sbr nod immer 0yeS" un0
2n"

&aIidt Sbr nod INNER oyeS" im0
ug}o~
Sbr, NIT Dem freien @iaen2
Sort nit Dem alten, foliden Strob,
&oat Sbr Oos Ser5 iebt itiacnl
|os oeilti6e Ser5 ihreit milo enpor:
Gin Eercat Dem 2umpeudorl
Sebt lit es 3eit, ipoGt Sbr @ub ida
men,
%enn Iie Oen oelitihen @ruB Der.
fe6men9
%dIidt S6r nod INNER nYcs" uno
un0 $50"
SIR, nit Sem Dem oeiiti6cn 9Iamcn?
Serous, ou @olf ipie Iidterlo6
6lommt ieBt Oos Mort i'm Eabmen
Gas 0eutiGe @ort lit blonte @ebr,
D gib's Inn fem @ermogen Der;
SeBt lit cs 3eit, ipollt Sbr Sud ber-
Sest lit es 8eit, poIlt SSbr @u9 ibd-
men
@enn lie BEN oeuti6en Grub Der-
febmen9
%dlidt SSbr nod INNER uOes" unO
un0 $50"
Sbr, @urer @Gter @rben2
gtim 1T eS 8eit, er6ebt @i6 fro6,
SoBt nidbt oie Spra6e iter6enl
Gie S6r bonn 0eltideu 8lilte ltommt,
@ermanenfinoer oIlelamnit -
Sebt lit es Belt, pollt Sbr @ud ihd-
&enn Iie ben Oeutiben @ruB Der.
febmen2
@Gli6t Sbr nod INNER nYes" uno
unO $50"
lln0 5iebt am dlten Rarren2
Sogt nid6t: es NOR bolt INNER 10,
gSir baben iutier'n Sparrenl
Sb Sparren bin, Of Sparreu Der,
Seio feline Standardization mebr;
Sect iit es 8eit, mont Sbr @u6 ihG-
n1et
&enu iie oen oelltihen @ruB Oer-
febmen9
%dlidt Sbr nod INNER oges~ unO
ltn0 $50"
Als miiBtet Sbr Gu9 Ouden2
Sling an, fling aus, fiOelio,
S1moG alien Mamelndenl
Sic 6aben i6ren 2obn oabin
|ie an Dem ip6li9en &orreu 3ieb'n;
Sebt iit eS 3eit, ipoat SSbr @uA i6d-
men,
&cnn lie 0eu oeutideu @ruB Oer-
febmen2
SSdlibt Sbr nod INNER aDes" unO
unO n9to"
&onnt Sbr's oenn gar ni6t loIien9
llnO fibelt @uh I'M Sbr Der 6lOb IT.
30blt Sbr 5ll 6eiier'n 4loiien?
Bum Gufuf nit Dem alten 3opfl
Eodt ieOen WiofIer MIR bei'm S1opf;
Sest lit cS 8eit, ipout Sbr Sud ida
men
@eun lie oen oeuticbcn @ruB ber-
febmen2
ST z q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
@iatia fiir gLntOfaGrer.

gSoh oem 1. September miro ocr
9httomobil @omnliIidr 9auabman
mir 5abrer 2icerBen an Iolde Ser.
ionen ousiteleu, tpel9e lire S1big.
felt Demonitrirt boben, SaB iie eiu
9Illtomobil iid5er lenfcn fonnen. Ser
Gommiiidr miro ierner ieoe @ohe
cine Siite Oerienigen Herionen pcr6i.
felltIihen, pelhe weeen @erleblmeeu
Der gIutomobil @oriHriiten beitroit
poroeu iiuo. Sir Die peraanoenc
@ode ipor Die elite, iuie foIgt:
g. 2. SnIliDau, 0fodDilIc; Olum.
mern uidt redtie onsebrod1t; Strofc
So.
Q. 6. SuIlipnn, Godpiue, feine
Gbnuffeur 2icen3; 5trofe 81.
G0porO @eIib, 9lodipiae; feline
Gbouffeur QiceuS; $tOO gursihoft.
gowaro @elI6, 9Iodpiae; feline
Gbuuifeur 2icen5; $t00 9iireihoft.
@oul GrabbS. aepmor, @lo.; or.
lonelne elmer @bouffenr . 9icen5 III.
ter foIi6en 9lngoben; Strofe $40.
Gjup @ebiter, Cambridge; Grons.
portation BON @aiineieren obne bic
betreffenoe 9icen5; Strofe $40.
5reo. 9iobbins, Cambridge, 6eidd.
Oiete Summer; So.
Sreo. 9obbins, Cambridge, feine
@6auffeur-Sicer5; Strafe SIS,
s. 9. @riabt, Cambridge idiuin-
genOe 9liidnunmer; Strafe S.
6. q. Gorfron, Cambridge; Wlo-
torlaui imbcaHtet; Strofe ST.
Go6ert @rcelt Cambridge, porolirt
nit Dem @erIprehen, cine rebte 81.
cen5 5it ertpirfen
6. Wi. 9tetuton, Cambridge; cntloi.
len rnter Dem 8eripreben cine redte
Siceu5 81 erlpirfen.
g. 30. 91eluton, Cambridge; glum.
mcrn niht rihtig pIo5irt; Strofe 81.
SomeS q. Sumpbre0, Cambridge;
belGGOietc Otnmmern; Strofe IS
Gents.
6eris See, ;Sreoerid; entIaiien I'M
ter Dem @eripredcn cine Sicen5 81
ertpirfen.
9. Z. s. ggbite, Soeerstopu; sit
ibnellen 5abrens; Strofe So.
9rlice Son, GIeuriprins; lpeeeu 81
I6neIleu 6obreus; gerb0r am 25.
NlueuIt; $t0O 9iirsiduft
9. 3. @riebt 9oous6oro; wegeu
al IdneIen 5a6rens; Strafe $40.
W. 3. @en, aineSpille; nddIdiiiges
Sobren; Strnfe $25.
9(nop Gruobouie, Soserstopn; fei-
ne gtummer; Strafe So
DS. 9. 56riper, Solisburp; fem
SlnterIiht; Strnfc $5,
So6u Sith, SoIis6urp; unter oem
@influB pon geiitiseu @ctrGufeu;
Straie $25.
Siobert Sorles. Baltimore; uube.
Fugte 9enublng eines gIlitomobilS;
Straie $25.
@m, 8. G5repes, Genterpine; rnter
Dem @ininiB pon eeiitieen Getrdu.
fen, Strofc SIS.
9PaOgc Guloiu, Soflouo; feline
Gboifieur 9icen5; Strofe SIS.
gOtpin y. Nome. 9rooflpu; iobr.
l1iiigeS 6a6ren lln0 feline Gbonfieur.
2icen5; Straie $35
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

s. u. Wlorrimor Q. Sointotuit, 8.
81. Sill s. 8. NloIone, 6. S. Bar
ton. IS. g. aromer. 9. s. @orceitcr.
9. 5ternbere, s. s. 9opo, " 6.
gsoQner, 6. s. GolOmell Soiepb 90.
noIlp, s. S. Nloffit S, 9. 6'ro6our
". WscGoof, ". WeiIner, 9. Slnitb,
g9. syones uno Q. G'ibion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

"a NcH NAL elmer an. Hu6 beftirtc citnncrs
nHae laRt N0 nnns lctdlt ap5tcbcli.
S. atebt tn 0eicr gaei elm enianca.
idmer8loies nie icbtenoe& Neilntlitel iny Nnh
nernitQen has tauicnoe 0cr oumli pcplnQlcn
ytenlncn alndlit mant uno oae it ,Nicles
a." sic i1nuen e9 tm Suil0unNreben an
penoeu, cS irodHci iciurt 0iuiQc 0cuie
idncineu uro buuiiren on inren pnhneranae1
berlnt lcacn @erudnoe an ihfe 3ehen ln uu0
mudcu tie ourlh iNarie &0lhen NH 0erai
pnu0 9dots oerQlciheu Neinl Wehr0Md pcN
.,0letS.St" Nas Hnhnernnae loli iim @ie
pehen ee ab. Rld0is 0ridt Ooet nmer3l 0oS
NubnerOnpc Vnatl founicu Mot ulc0r Der.
lnHoen @crnneH SteS benle Nbcno an lrs
Qeno einem NnpnerQn0c. elner Sniplele poer
ga0t3e
,Mgt6.9i" lpiro BON nlcli Nyogiiien emplna
0upidna oeH HfeiicS Qeidnoi ppN ~ gam
rence Co. GNiedAc, Su
(Aud27 Nc5l5,t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

tor, foGet ouf Ocm rci6boltigen
&rogromm. @r bot oie 2ober auf
ieiner Seite nit ieincr in rooebre-
bcnoem @ngIiicb geboltenen 9feOc.
NlitrpbD lit ollein oos Gintrittsgelo
wertb. @aurpbp lit in Baltimore gut
6efannt, oo er friiber bier Oeribic-
oene @lole oufeetreten 1T un6 ii6 uit-
ter Dem Ebeotergeben0en Yubliflm
pieIe Srellnoe erworben bat. glob
ibm treten nEbe @hiiiol &leiHeS"
cine oeuticbe Sruppe ouf wclde iic6
ais &iinitler nlf Dcri6ieoenen N3ii.
iitinitrumeuten Dem Yublifun bor-
ltellen neroen. nEbe 8elmonts", in
cinem ofrobotiiben 2uftoft n9elle
Oliber,Y einc por5iiglicbe 2ieOeriGn-
gcriE nNionning uno @foore~ in
@elGngen ino EGn5en uno onOerc
aiinltIer berpollitGn0ieen Oos rei6-
boltige %rogramm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
"@m6 maj, pa,
luie '@ets-St' mtrRt. =

5iebt SnS NhHncfange riniam nmS.
Simmer rriuIsreim.
r9aben ste icmdls aeicheH. 0nB Elm Nlhners
ouQe 10 0lait beieitiQt pur0c2 Seben Eie 80
enQee @nli o0rnnier eldit iUie ole tnnere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

Die SS. 81. 9. 4idetf, 3. 6.
Gbriit0iIt y. 9scsbitt uno 8. q.
@udner ihaO ouf einigc Sogc nah
Igleiu.Yorf sereiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
190 s a bre a It.

glnldBlib ibres 130.iGbrioen Bette
bens trifft Oie Stone bid .-ntetb. sc.
nleiuoc BEL @ifesbiae ltmfonereibc
gorbereitungen fir ein Set, Oos om
A. Sftober beginner inO 5iuei @o-
den Oalern miro. Gie @emeinoe lit
cine ser dlteiteu in gan5 gImerifo.
9fidoi @arl Groniton lno ouOere
befonute Yoitoren wurOeu 5u Der
6eier eingeloOen.
&eronitolten 9foienfelt.
Ole fotboliide ct GIi8abetbS-@e'
meinoe perouitaltet bonn A. bis s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

n@oDetD q beoter."
Die 0@ugbp @ernboro's 9lmericol
@urlesquerS" merOen morgen int
0@opetp-E Ebeoter~ ein5ieben lmo
wGbreno Ger @oHe olf 0em Spiel
plan bleiben. nSorrp @elib" (@atN
tbe Slioe) iIt ser SouptipoBnober
oieier Gonipngnie ltno CT Derltebt eS,
0ur1 feline orolIigen S6n5e linO fos
mil6en glniproben 0uS 8ublititm 5u
unterbolten, mie fein 6meiter in iei-
nem Sad. 9ie Gompognie bringt ibs
re eigenen Scenerien NIT. 9ie Bib
ne nit bunoerten ertra ongebraAten
bunten eleftrii1en 2iAtern miro Die
Elm MGrdenlon0 ousieben. 3Dan-
3ig fei6e iunge 9omen bilOen Den
Chorus. S10ne muiifolii6e @inlo-
gen. lopie Elm oor5iigli6es Quartet
peroen niMt oerfeblen, cine groBe
gln3iebungsfroft ouS3uiiben. 8rr5,
mer ouf einioc Stiln0en oes Eoges
Solt rnO 9}iibe nergeHen mill, Oer-
iGiime nid5t, 0ieie g8oMe IN oos
@ubctD- -Ebeoter 5u eeben. 9(m nod
itcn 5reitog peroen, mic in lebtcr
@o6e, 3weifGnpfe 8Wiicben befonn-
ten u8orern" itattfinoen. 0n ooS
Gbeoter an oieien @orItelungen ltets
iiberfiiat it, lit es rotbiomJ 8illete
5eitig 8u beitellen.
81 uoitorium."
Dos .g(uoitoriltm.Ebeote mir0
om @lontog, sen 4. Septenber ieine
99oren 0ffnen. g[n ieoem 0ienltog,
0onnerItog un0 SomItog miro eine
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and that he would make every effort to carry out his orders If he did not have orders to go through to Villa Ahumada re behaved very fOolishly." Three hours later when Spillsbury had crossed to the American side of the international bridge he was asked: Do you know the contents of the statement General Trevino issued re- gardlng your claim that the Carrizal fight resulted from Captain Boyds action he was asked.
 q do.'' he answered.
 Do you stin stick to that state ment?''
 T certainly do.'
 Were you frightened into making it?'
 T was not"
 You will not change your story now that you are safe on American soil?"
 No, I certainly will not. But I re- fuse to answer any more questions" |" Salisbury said that immediately upon his arrival in Chihuahua City the commander Of the Mexican army corps cs the north sent for him and asked him to outline the Carrizal af- fair as he saw it.
 Salisbury said that he was unable to say who fired the first shot at Carrizal and added that the American command engaged there numbered 76 men. ten of the criganal s6 compris- ing the command having been sent back from Santa Maria.
 We had been on a scouting expedi- tion for several days when Captain Charles T. Boyd, commanding the troops, told me that we were bound for Villa Ahumada for the purposes of in- vestigating the reports that bandits were in that vicinity and to locate a deserter," he said. We arrived out side Carrizal week ago last Wednes- day and Captain Boyd sent a messen- ger into General Felix Gomez, con- manding the Carrancista forces there asking permission to pass through the town toward Ahumada on a peaceful mission.
 General Gomez replied by sending Lieutenant Colonel Rivas out to con- fer with Captain Boyd. A barley, al which l was interpreter was held 1T the center of the field. The Mexican officer told Captain Boyd that his or ders were that Americans could not ad vance south, east or west Captain Boyd then asked for personal inter view with General Gomez. This wa granted.
 General Gomez reiterated the infor nation given by his subordinate an returned to his lines. A few minute later, almost simultaneously, both com
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Tickets will be on sale July i, 2, 4, 5, 6, il, 12, 13, 26, 27, 28 and numerous later dates.
 Final return limit three months from date of sale. Diverse routss--liberaI stopovers. See that your tickets are routed via the
 GOLDEN STATE LIMITED from Maricopa, which will take you through without change to Kansas city-chicaeo-St. Louis. For full information address Agent Arizona Eastern Railroad, Phosnix Arizona or
 GARNET KING
 Gen. Pass. Aat. Ei Paso
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Popular Notion Items at
 Pre- Inventory Sale Prices

12Lac Dress Snaps--black and white
 sizes 0-2lO Con sale from to
 D. m.) .oc Bias Binding sizes to ), white, 12-
 yard pieces at ..............5c Dc 15c Feather Stitch Braid 6 yard
 pieces .......... LUG Warren Girdelin, all widths and in-
 side belting, worth 25c, per yd. 15c Absorbent Sanitary Gauge in sealed
 package, 3 yards for .... .10c Pearl Buttons, all sizes, per doZ., 4c 15c Dustless Busters, s>ze 36x45, 10c 10c Hair Nets each ...6 .6c Sc and 10c Betting, 312, 4, Az inch
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 clI oC 29c Whisk Brooms, ivory handle 25c Hickory Hose Supporters in white,
 grey and black, 20c and 25c or dinarily, at ..............1 16c Main floor
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Sheerest of White Goods on display at per yard, Soc

All new weaves-entirely differ ent from any other seen be- fore. Main floor
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38 inch Fine White Goods, 35c.

All white broken checks, dcts and fancy figures, on sale Satur- day. Main floor
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White Satin Damask Napkin, S3.50 quality, per dozen, $2.98.

22-inch napkins of pure linen an exceptional bargin consid- ering the advance in linen prices. Main floor
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Stedman: C. Wellett, wife and son. F. W. Williamson, Love Tompson, Mrs. Litka, J. Stertury. Chris Neelson, N. L. Palson, P. Pettetier, c. Whitney, J. H. Marly, W. Olsen, J. Chamberlin, c. Locker.
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Avertised letter list of the Ket- chikan, Alaska Post Office. For the week ending April 15, 1916. Myrtle Baker, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. George Davidson, John Gordon (2), George Grant, J. c. Helm, J. S. Jensen, Chales Johnson, Miss Irene Kelly, John MacGlaclas, An drew Mather, J. H. Nesbitt, J. L.. Oielsen (care of Capt. H. Petersenl, !, oluf Osmundsen (Severin), Miss lrma Perrine, e. M. Rosswog, Jose A. Nir.in.
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ANOTHER SCOOP.

The Dream theatre has lust clos ed contracts which will bring to Ketchikan some of the greatest com- edies ever put on the screen. Any one that has ever made trip to Seattle has seen the great 2-reel special Keystone comedies that are run at the Liberty theatre only. These same comedies will soon ap- pear on the screen at the Dream. The people here are already familiar with the single reel Keystone com edies that make the Sunday nights so popular, so when the 2-reel spec ials arrive they will see the great est comedians of the day, Mable Normand, Fatty Arbuckle, Raymond Hitchcock, and last but not least Sid Chaplin, who is fast following in the footsteps of his brother Charles. Along with this will come the Mu- tual masterpieces, the features that are next to Paramount. They are all in four, five -and six reels, and consist of such great pictures as Dope" Damaged Goods," "Inspir- ation," "The Net" "The Thorough bred," etc. Damaged Goods" ran for two weeks at the Seattle Clem- mer which proves it's quality. Watch for the first special Keystone com edy and the first Mutual master piece at the Dream, the home of the big features. (adv.)