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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12

~ RJCE LARNIGAN, slowly. re-
covering from the effects OF
the adventure on the wheat
schooner that had SO nearly
cost him his life. began to take a more
active interest in the war OF eXtermina-
ton against The Fifteen the Graft
Syndicate that had murdered his
father. During hts illness his brother
Tom, who had been his rescuer had
pursued the work Bruce had sworn to
finish, but Tom. willing Is he was.
was limited In his power.
LAS district attorney here, Tom," he
said as he lay In bed. IL was hamrered
by the limits of my authority. My ju-
risdiction didn't 60 beyond my W
county, you see. At the same time
hated to give up my official position.
and | would never have done 1t II |
hadn't had something in mind that
would take its place."
What was that?' asked Tom.
AN authority that has no limits
that gives me equally great powers In
New York and Seattle, Florida and Da-
kota. The authority OF a state. even,
is limited-the authority Of the Federal
government is not"
'Oh.' said Tom. startled. You'd
been fussing with W~ashingtonY
Decidedly SO. 1t was all arranged
and would have gone through long ago
II | hadn't been hurt ! was to be
made a special investigator or exam
liner. With the secret service fund and
the secret service itself at my disposal.
You see. I had gone into the whole
business very fully with the President,
and he agreed with me that tne crfmi-
nal operations Of thes. great trusts
cohs'ltu'eo . terrible menace to the
country. So | have arranged for you
tc receive the appointment that would
have gone to me. You Will have the
official paper to-mOrrow-and Your first
task is to see what is being done by
J. Brooks Carney"
The head Of the munitions trust"
Exactly. AT Washington they are
convinced thu he il determined to drag
this country into the European war.
You car imagine what that would mean
to his ~trust-orders Of q tremendous
importance"
I'm do my best to scuttle him. Bruce!
Now that I've got you within reach.
| want to hold conversation with you
when it's necessary to get your advice.
I'm much less afraid Of the rotten crew
than ! was!"
Bruce and Tom had hoped to keep
Toms appointment to the Federal serv-
Ice a secret. but they had known. too,
that the Graft Syndicate was SO well
served by spies that there was little
chance Of success In this. And SO It
proved. for Carney himself. the man
Immediately affected. knew OF the facts
almost as soon a. Tom himself. He
went at once to Stanford Stone. the
real head OF the Fifteen-although
neither Bruce NOT Tom was aware OF
Stones connection with the enemy.
Here's bad news!" said Carney.
when he had told Stone. 1T seems to
me it's more imperative than ever that
we should get rid OF this man Larni-
gan. He was bad enough before-you
ian guess how dangerous be will be
with the whole power Of tho Federal
government behind hfmr'
Yes" said Stone. frownin9 And
be should b kept out Of tho way espe-
ciAl1y Just noW-e1nce Il would b q
ftshtful thing II our present plan
wefO revealedi That would b q blow
from which wvd Ind & ol0noe mpno-
afh1n 20 nncovnes
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

At the solicitation of a number
Of friends | hereby announce my
candidacy for representative to the
state legislature, and solicit the
support Of the republican voters at
the primaries, and refer the voters
to my former record in the legisla-
ture.
A. Weide.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12

merest chance he went to his ~favorite
resort. the one to which Tom had been
advised to go.
Once in the joint, Bean grew boast
full and displayed his money. This vas
too much for the other habitues Of the
place. and In a moment they fell upon
him. meaning to rob him and IL neces-
sary kill him. 1t was In the midst OF
this struggle that Tom appeared. On
general principles he wen to Beans
aid. and 1t proved easy for him to beat
off the drug weakened wretches who
We're attacking Bean.
Filled with gratitude. Bean left the
place with Tom. And to show his
gratitude Bean took Tom home with
him and showed him his invention.
I'll make you my assistant" he de-
clared grandiloquently. and Tom.
laughing. accepted the offer.
We've got a big job on tonight"
said Bean Importantly. "YOu stick by
me. Come on. It's time we were
starting
On the way. despite Toms protests
and quite forgetting his promises.
Bean insisted OF making numerous
more exhilarated. and at last he sent
by messenger a note to Stanford
Stone. Tom did not know Of this. He
would have given much. had he done
30. to read the note, which ran:
I'm on my way to the dock. No
chance OF my getting drunk. I've
hired q new assistant to look after me.
a bully fellow called Tom Larnigan."
Stone was almost frantic when he
read this note. Carney was already
on his way to do his part Of the work.
There was no way Of getting in touch
with him. And 20 he got Dunn on the
telephone. urging him excitedly to
send men 10 kill Tom LArnigan at tho
dock where be was to b with Bean.
'Get Tom Larnigan~ he cried.
Have him killed. DO whatever u
necessary. Take any risk-but get
him"
Meanwhile Tom and Bean had
reached the dock, and now Tom piled
Bean with questions. judging that.
Bean would be willing In bis drunken
state to tell the truth. This proved to
be the casa and Tom. Oiled with hor.
ror, learned Of tho dreadful plot.
Tom thought fast And he made .
sudden lungo tor Bean. In the strug-
gle. with Bean resisting. the crazy In
ventors hande were forced together.
And at onco out h the river there
was q binding aash-a terrific expio-
sion Carney IN his boat carrytn&
the explosives. had been blown to
places. The death he had planned fue-
otherU had come to him.
And Just then. too. th4 men from.
Dunn's ONCE appeared. attacked Tom
and dung him into the water. But
Dorothy Maxwell had arrived. too.
having been warned By Kitty Rock
ford, and she sprans over to his res
euo. while Ben Travers held o6 tho
mlDcsoants who would have tried to
stop hse.
o u Situation va saved. and tho
essnesy wss spared from Tho var tnte
EN1EAeA1sad oa<nay woui6 haSo
Ia1n0sd 4.
fReieeds ~. . Next Wsak.l
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
For Superintendent Of Schools.

For Superintendent Of Schools.
10 the voters of Grant county:
| wish to announce that | am a
candidate for the nomination for
superintendent Of schools subject to
the approval Of the voters at the
coming primary election May %,
1916.
| am a graduate Of the Madison
State Normal School, hold a life GER
tificate and have taught in the pub
lie schools of Olivet, Milbank and
WatertoWn. Your support will be
appreciated. Respectfully,
Annie Jean Templeton.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Believing that l can be of service
to the people Of Grant county, as a
member of the state house of repre-.
sentatives, hereby respectfully
solicit the support Of the republican
voters at the coming primary
O. r Olson
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
For County Treasurer

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican
nomination for the office Of county
treasurer Of Grant county South
Dakota, at the primaries May %,
1916, and will appreciate the sup
port of the voters of said county.
Respectfully yours.
Ole p. Johnson
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination for
reelection Of County auditor, subject
to the will of the republican electors
OF Grant county as expressed at the
coming primary. and respectfully
solicit your support.
f. M. Harper.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTEND-
ENT

wish to announce that | am a
republican candidate for nominal
ton Of Superintendent of Schools,
subject to the approval Of the voters
Of the county.
George w. Reinmuth.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

To the voters of Grant county:
| hereby announce myself as a
republican candidate for the Office
of county treasurer of Grant county
and will appreciate the support Of
the republican voters at the
primaries to be held on May %.
Very respectfully,
Ole A. Olson.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR STATE SENATOR

have consented to again be a
candidate for State Senator.
G.. S. Amsden,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

respectfully solicit the support
Of voters for the republican
nomination Of County Judge
S. S Lockhart,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12

For Superintendent of Schools.
| wish to announce myself a Re-
publican candidate for the office Of
superintendent Of schools, subject
to the approval of the voters Of the
county.
Edward Cruise.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

From expressions Of my friends in
all parts Of the county, | have con
sented to be a candidate for Repre-
sentative
j. K. Birch
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
FOR

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the republican
nomination for sheriff Of Grant
county, at the primaries to be held
on the 23rd day Of May, 1916, and
respectfully solicit your support.
Thomas Finley
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-05-12
SEVENTH EPISODE
America Saved From War
BY Mrs. WILSON WOODROW
Author Of The Black PEARL" sally
Salt" and THE Silver Butterfly"

RuCE LARNIGAN, slowly re-
covering from the effects OF
the adventure on the wheat
schooner that had so nearly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

The oil fclds NJ tho middle west have
hardy h'en scratched Tho future for
this powerful Independent is alnos, mn.
limited Millions nsve been made iu oil
ana willinns viii 10 made iu OIL The
lnc'" sam un uompant Il the gtes, Poo.
PIES company nov owned uy nearly
iN'UiN thousand s'uykhuldef represent s
inr ever congregational d'suid IN tho
nl"d states n has fought i,s Wsy
through pefse,ut' 'nn 10 pto-pcrl,N N "
fenlN Tho nrlN ~ uil stock COMPANY
mat rui n proposition down IN black
ani NNi" Rni tuI.ush tho Independent,
lf"'s takes Tho ruhliv into IT, confidence
u " determined 20 raise 500. aNO Tor
qulck diiling operations during the I'm.
mrlls'" uiurr ',ood propositions do
not las, long IN future vii soon prove
hnt tho tine q secure the stock Il
flaht now, Tor n W certain 10 lind ready
buyers and tho present stockholders arc
continuously paving In lstse sums
Your remittance must he s,sf,ed No,
later than Thursday, June Q. 10 secure
ADVANTAGE ~ the sacrifice offer herein,
We plan 10 Invest from } to s milton
dollars IN neN properties aud driling
new nil VOLS Tho nnsl authorized issue
N stock win make "a total nf eight hun
drrd million shRfra over half " thil
Anioun, is ,si in he issued. aud when
Hsuri vii certainly pay ia, Tive Hun.
dted tionl new wells ~ making YOUR
sslt . s,ockhnlder ., oncs sna ihcn In .
rfrasing your holdings under the stock
'tnl NJ The stock n q r'iyr which would
make the entire capital stock equal 10
less lhsn one milton dolarf
The present stockholders would NO,
cosidef . cash Fsls ~ our combined
property ., les tran ten million dollars
The present stockholders have raid In
ahnut Two and half r,llilun dollars ~
gain nos ~ abuu, fout times The
COMPANY has nf,y hl'fefen, lease. Zach
~ shirh may rNclop into = rrshter
value than sl the stock viii rnmc IN or
this hss's ~ this hour ~ rorsii, IN.
hnnk value ~ tho stock nearly double
tho sacrifice of'r. herein 90 YOU
Won viii not fnf anniher Investment
IN the United states tha, vii com. With.
In country block NJ mi. offer This
iofnnanN tsn use new capital In ffitiins
'ss' -sls TIA, m,N increase the ,.lue
~ rsvaln leases ~ ~ inn times Alone
YOU could dc bu, little IN the III fields
~, vnr rrmi,',nce for ,hls stock com
is-, we'll IN rns NJ nur many lessss ths,
~ .uoh drilllns NAV iumn In value N
- I'M ,lfnss
The stock is siiN',rd IN stock ANi.
dsni Nssis AHsf vru srs stock holder
tnu vill secure t'r itch, ~ 'hr ali.i.
risn' Ths rtss'ss ,ruf fifsi fsr,lti snrs
'hr greater vi1 De- tNur sn-imrri fl-h'
The rtrdut'irn pi this ,omrs riEhi
nov vhsr al iu marketed viii tntal
about Ferry rhoutsrd Dollars nsf month
ana m.v ~ doubled n, rsv wells nos
drilling In vssts time. ~ driving the
drills this production IL slno.t mis n
he Increased five times and msy Increase
nNv umss srd csn.s q phenomenal ID.
snr. On this ssrrk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
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Bennie Dog Has the Toothache.

up his mind TO go back to Mr Aonkhy,
but every time ho thought hc would 50
that dreadful pair of tonss rave him a
FRIGHT
Hello. Bcnnic log" said Tommle
cat, what lH the matter with your
faac' Have YOU got tie mumps'
No, 7 have u too'harhc,' said Bonnie
Dog yory snd
why don't you have /, out" asked
Tommie cat
i did 60 to Mr Donkey" said Ben.
Mo hog, but II didn't ache when he
was rcsdy to take It out 80 ! came
home
"Oh' That IL always the way with q
toott that nrhos. II always stops when
YOU got ready TO have II drawn ont,
tut ! know better way than that md
Won can do II yourself too
what IL II Docs II hurt?' asked
R'nur nog
'Oh no II docs not hurt much sii
Tommic Cnt YOU get n stone and tle
q string 10 II. and thon tie the other
"nd of the string to your tooth and drop
tho stone
What happens then'" asked Ben.
mic nos. thinking that sounded easy
WHY. your tooth comes out when YOU
drop tho stone" said Tommio cat
Aner Tommi" Cat had gone Bennls
Dog hossn 10 think that would no, he
very hard or hurt worry much lust 10
drop tho Stone ana out would come the
tooth. IN he Got = stone and tied II T
his sching tooth Tommie Cat did not
tell him the string must he short, and
Rcnnl, pos had the string 40 long that
whom n" dropped tho stone II did no,
take tho tooth out
EucSs I dld not 10 that right said
s'nnle Dog, trying " again. but II aid
not take out the tooth tint time either
Ronn~ picked up the s'our with tho
string tied 10 his tooth and vent up
M" Hers into tho house 10 ask his moth.
er II N" knew how u tooth could he
t'F'r ont hy dropping stone
lust NJ Ronme Dos reached the ton
step ~ stumbled and dropped the stone
and ~ rolled o'f tho siop
oh" Rld Benny Dog A. something
lerhed hnd hurt lie Jumped M and
looked ~ the stone l,ing IN the ground
aud there we something tiny and white
m 'Ne Other end NJ the string
H"nnie Dog ran down the stems and
looked NJ it and then ~ felt for the
tooth tN'i had aChoi and " VAS some
copyright, 1915. ny the Mcclure Neps-
paper SYNDICATE. Ncv York Cugi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
4 to 25% Advance On
] his Oil Stock June 8

T. Investors -rhls tpmUant nov ON.
'ln's over 10000 tnirty Thousand acre,
~ lands snd lsasss iu ih" real uil and
tW uclt lh'fy Vfprrrtlyt have hr,u
Hfriu'h selected ami ne veil hlorkvd
INTO many different pfupc5ilo'. fot. hing
Into twelve dl''.fent OIL counties, We
have actual vpts started ru tNtutN two
now wells sb 10 ,isht NJ which should
10 completed duflns the next week. In
Dlfins several to tho de"p sands
Tht COMPANY msN have over two
hundred million dollars ~ oil In ,hss. an.
''rsn' rfepefuss snd = determined IN
rl' into operation ihe hRlanr. NJ tpfit tu
i''y drills and k,sp them soing until tho
,rmranvs production reaches twenty
thousand barrels p,r daN
II controls crt sres, lease nj nssfi,
fourteen Thousand sctr- notthNrst " The
rich Hcaldton oi pool on reported
gtSatsf antiacline than uealdtUn The
llealiinn Held covers less acreage and is
nov estimated a. 10 Worth nearly a
quarter o' hilton dollsrs
Asn this Ccmpsn, hss jus, recently
srI ufsd lsssa wi nsaflt i've thousand
syf's in stephen county oklahoma.
several hundred acres uf Witch arc IN
lime hstNtsn = fIrh punl near duncan
and snuihs nso root north NJ i,lngling
ihsi O. developing rHfmuls sHA wells ~
r,st iris sss
THIS yomrsn, wishes 10 pui 10 iu 90
ifiIis IN these gtrsi trrthrtn uklahoma
leases ai once and shuuld be dfiiliug pn
raTt NJ these valuable leases aItnust
N 'h- time ,ou rHd over 'his Notice
N,.nfdins ~ recent survey. part of
nur Via lsasr " about fifteen quarter
sections ns,f the center ~ rsvrss
county t located In the hssr, NJ tho
rev 1srn.ngs ronl. ehien some oi men
believe ms, - n',fl, = second Cushing
uslf
SsNsfai rsv wells viii :. onrs hs
s'sf'~i IN ihi. yalusNie sr'ssse vi,h
chances gocf rt i'H IN lnn' b.ttsl
peils NJ tlFh srals 0I ~ each lcration
A. tho hour ihfs notice II written tho
drills sfs IN ihs sNr eurk NJ production m
~ f.'fefsri ps'ls rf Tho tnre sam
uU Jrmpsnv
y, rhufsdsv June q tis 10 sisht nss
rsiis IN different districts should he com.
ris'sd Some " them are certain 20 n.
ti-h ptNiass's anh .slll lurir. an sd.
vhirh viii immsii,isi, follow IN the
st,srtlssi price az stated herein
riis rcnrsn, I. nifsflrg the moderate
irtss'nf fsal apyr ,unitt n \. Hacked
tt sufficient strength ~ continue I hs
hfiiil~a cswrsitr until srh results are
secured n ms Nss nsAtn rrs hundred
suN fft1 tifHl p'uiuyins u1 sNi gss
ufts end n'r To-. shout 'vn ihnussni
rirrs, n haf ihfre ssNnssift utrf 'st
r.Ifa -f rirr lire rNr rrmpsr, n~na
Hs reu tari rsf. srH r.i mo rtsiInf -.
tinns N s ths Iicnrrf independent ir
.nntfri ~ fWafs,i difs.t 10 'hr rsnris
WtN ms, : little rcof urk In mr. A ~
me operations tho crri hirsd rfNre tiss ~
this Tomrars shcih reach value ~
,hs .'cskhclisfs Of over forty million
dcilsrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
SIX CITY FACTORIES
CAN MAKE MUNITIONS
OF WAR WHEN NEEDED

IN CASE the United states should
suddenly declare war there are at
q least six local manufacturing IN.
,u,utons which could be equipped on
hort notice for turning out shells and
other munitions Of war. THIS state
meu' WAS made this morning by El-
mor T. RroWn secretary ~ the Cham
hcT Of Commerce.
All that thoso plants would require,
he sAd for manufacturing shells
would hC dies Of proper design and
possibly small amounts Of additional
machncr,
Some time aso committee WAS an.
pointed 10 investigate facilities Of OK
hhoml factories. railroads and store
houses for the purpose of asceriainlng
their iurlplcul ahllty 10 take care pi
martial omrrgenoy This report has
not been mado public AZ yet
II NJ SAID that sholls could he made
IN the manual training department Of
the high school n small quantity Of
additional equipment were provided.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
SCOPE EXTENSION. .
IS CHAMBER PLAN
improvements in Service II
Membership Campaign
Is Successful.

II the membership campaign OF the
Chamber Of Commerce terminates Vc-
csssfully: n it adds l.2oo members TO
Hs p.rsonnsl and $4,000 q year to It's
Income II is probable q convention hn.
roau. with a paid manager. VIII hoyom"
part Of tho organization II Is also
likely that additional assistant -sccro.
tsries viii he employed Ia care for the
growing business of the chamber
This prediction II made nv ] O stev-
snson Of the American Citp bureau. who
Is managing an aggressive membership
campaign expected 70 start within q
few days.
Yesterday noon ~ meeting ~ the
membership committee iu the chaYbcr
rooms. contract for the campaign was
drawn M This will ho submitted to.
nieht to The board NJ directors who will
take final action In the matter.
The membership committee recon.
mended eftsblishius ~ campaign head
quarters IN the lobby ~ the Liberty
thsster
II IL possible that the question NJ
erecting o city auditorium VIII be taken
up Al the directors meeting tonlghl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

The wonders ~ tho marvellous courir, Ns
the dnl awakened had nlVtNs thought
~ rtcn' barren wastes when dreaming
~ in. t.s.ff. and did NOT know that br
fufe iIr tUu UItrs tho rlaius ihrN ste
rsrp,'.i with u. ribds ~ the most b'fu.
uml flowers uf u.h vivid Cnlonrgs ihrN
might hi,. stolen their tuis from tho
desert skies
Tho sun tu t rrsu0i ~ NHuug Fnli
brushed t1 me rainbow infli clouds
away nuI luu s U,Ii " sfuf, niue
p ono u, ~, uNpun,nsrs Who hti N,,H
IN tho desert all rie me- 'uh ur in ihr
picturesque ,rrrt,uIff nf 'Hr mon uf 'H.
ir places tho story Of hr t,Uls uf M"
Ir tho dessert.
n 70 an sfrugslN '1T ',Isiru.s ne
ug hug ,iis Tho uuiS hHr Tho Wh Ur.
s'fp,s them both Tho HH.r Nrs iu vHf'
tu charm me- birds s' '.t' I,. IuH lH
f.aV Then th,rr be- 'nr road wrurt
who i.'s the ru1t. 1rd fNr yU.uir lHv
Nt1luu In Nr TIrhi who volts li dawn
tur tnr ru,u runner lle fuId us uf Tho
vii, animals that tracked the coyotes
iD their hairs ana when ihr tU'rirs
desert IN 'uru tiRr,ss them then M. ,ui.
iuf,. sailing hirh pglInsi 'hr h'ur sE..
sweeps duwu iu circular ngh iu iced
urnn their catJassrs
For three hours w pounded uuf var
through tho hatiug sands arH made so
many demands uIor ihr water in our
yanieers that We vsrr warned ~ control
uur thirst Rs Ne would hr several hour.
nefofr We would strike we'll
will never forget how ueht m, throat
closed as NJ bn unseen hand stripped BE- Ir
strong relentless nUgsfs Tho urHi
pounded u WN Temples and fIa N,st
waves made 'Nr cactus gtfHir Iu strange.
dancing vrIfuue frrns
several uf tho women tainted srd iNs
heads oi tho horses drDursi Tho MON
encouraged us io trrr rn tbrush hyif
faces were Es'uus Natsstd ana their
owes seemed ,'sfirs ifum me socket, Ws
md lost uuf vs,'
rvi,a fsu ,srW ,uIwr'rr ir'r =
hssp snd hsi 10 gtir 'FN hr'sss wsrs
Leo tssp from r.nrE ~ Then W IN
,i,s distance 90 7 ~ hsf suiisrl, come
utsf ihr mas ~ h.' W. saw hts
whose ynr Waters hpusi 'he hanks ~
srssr meadow Ufs1' ru.HNWua Nrna
rfsv riusr in Tho waters ,isf and irs't
shadows urwnrt ir ihs tsf'' 'inn ui 'hr
lsbr
.irra tI-rf srd IN 'r,rus vps r.t
exclamation tEsf W sfuussi even 'hs
Women vru rsH si,,r up sii hHrs
Look ins men echoed. and van
r,rksfirs sHla broke over ihfir asss
water u VAS isttibie ,f1 vtnrs
rrm ,hs ,f, hssr's W We vNn vtfH
.uffsflrs iHlfranilI NOT unN rum heat
hui from that r'si thirst vh',h rsfsi.fs.
me srusfa
urb ihs .uvrH,. vNr trre iNs desert
| HH rH ttlu.r iif siaIsN ufH|gh'
sh.hH ~ fFU iskr end tNrrt I.s H..H
rtHf aIHf Hn Iatf hF rfHriff "s
srrrItan t's mIrrs
mirsgs ana We Hu rfafrf Htsf"
believing itF rrvia', 'r hstf sHIIsTf.
rnrs nah wt, W. rruH even ssF fha
ftples ir 'hs lake sni me vlrd vatirz
I tho bfar,hrs NJ tho tfsss Several W ihl
mon demanded W svirr unf hrfsss if
'hs direction ~ ihs lake. bot the yuv
' boy fought them haCh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Sensation Caused
In Mexico City by
Carranza Message

MEXICO CITY. June Extra edi-
'ons containing tho note ~ the Mexican
government 10 the United Sstes were
road hr thousands N persons In the
'trtem tonight The document hah ere.
atcd q sensation. Tho editorial com.
cousistcury, declaring that his nrotc6tl-
tions ~ friendship for Latin America are
con''sr, 10 actions In the ,sse N Mex.
100 Tho editorials nr" agreed that It is
time 'or the Uni'd states 70 define IT,
attitude with regard TO Mexico