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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-16

Natl prehchanJu zganjcpitja. jc pa gutoyo Sc wee
Je vaZnostl. kaJti To bo imclo syuic dobre po,lrdi-
ce tldI potcm, ko ne ho voinc i'm yclik.h vladimir
narocil.
Sedaj ko Iiud>tvo ne pie. jc mnogo ldrayci>c
in trczncjSc ter tako laljc della i'm naproJuio \cki
ruSki zdravnik. ravnatcli vecic bolnicc y Pctro-
gradu, 81 jc ilrazil. ia ako me- hi bio Y yoiui ra-
njenih %vojakov, hi morali bolnico zaprcti. tako
zdravo ic prchivalStyo, odkar jc zavliyanic ,od-
Ike prcpovcdano. Tudi ruSki knctoval,i So price
IL mlslltl Ma naprcd"k. Mmogi 50 81 lc omi>lni po-
Iledelj>kc >'roje in ; tenn ,udi oui pripomogli. da
jc industrial naprcdovala.
lzmcd vseh ic naibolj naprcdovala kovin>ka
industrial. kar jc >amoohsrhi umcyuo. MANFRED.
vSlcd vellkih vladimir uarocil. Napredoyala ic.
klJuh trmu. ia imajo tovr>tua podi.,ia lcIo veil
Re tclkotc: kajti y Ru>iji nj |kapitala. Kcr pa nj
mayo dobrih promctuih zycl. >,anc dovalauic 5o-
lea in prcmoga IL oddaljcmih krajcv kot n. pr.
II Slblrijc - vclikc svotc dcuaria. kai,rih facet
Mkt ne utrpiio lahko. Pricctkom tcga lcia ic Sic
kIa nova Sihir>ka Ieloznica. XII jc y zycli = glayno
progo. Nova lclclnica tccc po krajih. kicr so bn-
gait zakIadi razlicnr rude. Ia uroga bo ru>kim
industrijccm y veliko kuriSt.
no j. bio prcpoyrdano pitt alkoholno piiaro.
50 priSla ~podjctja. Hi so Jill izdcloyala. V vclikc
atINke. Iato jc vlada odrcdila. da 81" vsc ti>tc TO-
Narne prenarcdc Y toyaruc IA municijo.
V nekatcrih >lucajih ic ylada DALAI novim
podJetJem ma razpolago zado>t,u hapituI. da 50
mogiI zapotcto nadaljrvati. TO So dobili y pr,i
vrstl ON. ki SO izdclovali potrcbScinc IA yojuo.
IL porotila fnaucncga mini>tr>,ya ic ral,id-
no, da Ic bllo l"ta 1913 zapo>lcnih 327. SD DELAY
ccv ' 1891 kovinSkih podictiHh, med tenn ko ic hi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-16
Tretje ~poglavje.

llanca je sloncla OBJ pragu, ucitelj jc stall pred
MO. Smejal Sc je zclo naglas in tudi ma razzar-
Jenih lIcih Sc mu j. poznalo, da je pill. Klobuk ie
incl postrani, rokc je drzal ma hrbtu in Sc jc opiral
ma palico.
"Ali VAN povem, ali ne? Koliko mi dastc. Ola
YAM povem?"
Hanca Sc je smehljaIa, toda srcc il nj bilo Gi.
sto mirnO.
"kakSna novica ?"
UGitel Sc jc sklonil Il zivotom Sc blizc in il ic
pogledal p~azljivo V obraz.
"Kaj mic ne SHUTTLE? Novica ie tako imcnitna.
da Yam je lie dam zastonj. Cd fare prihajam,
pravkar sem 10 zvedel, cisto sveza jc Sc -. Poljub
mt %zanjo!'
Hanca Sc je okrcnila, da hi stopila V vezo.
'Hej, potrpite vendar!'
Stopil je "a MO ma prag, pomolcal je neko-
lilio, nato so Sc mu zavilc ustnicc V zoprn nasmch.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-16

in IN Sc ne ozri nkamor, &c hi sci z mano po ulici.
iaEo j. zavrgc! to mojo vdano ljubczcn 49,
MAJ - Jc zgodilo I MIN? kaj Sc je vrSilo cd
/in" do polctja! Pisal j. poslcdnjc %preScrno nj.
>lIo ln nato jc umolknil. Nod jc pac hodil. 5 kom
Sc lc drnnI g.. Spct jc uglcdala IIanca pred sabo
IN ltal ci>to razlocno tiSto lcpo damo V sumcGi
>vlIenl ohIcki. Nj sc bila Samo nasmchnila. nj GA
Nah' po|draNIlo ; prilaznim poglcdom. Oklcnila
50 "a j.. on % jc vodii pod pazduho pc syctlih nli-
can. pr"il SVolcmu domu ... Me mi wee cutil sve-
iinjicc pod vratom. pozabil ie manic. Same Memo
roko .jc s. tutil memo gorko. gosposko belo roko
IN Jo lr pritiSkal k scbi 20. Matc!...
Ialost jo jc obSla in obSel 10 ie sram. Spomni.
la ;" Jc, ola mn j" bila poslala jabolk. Nailcpsih ie
hila lZbrala. rict h. rumenih, zavila ie vSako pose.
Del Y tciak paplr IN vsakO iabolko ic bio kakor
priJazcn %pozdrav, kakor ljubezniva bcscda. Vcselc
so pie hJenc mlSIl, ko Jc nOsila ma faro tczki Zavoi.
IadlSalo bo pc micgovi izbi vse ma ulico kodar od.
pre- zavoJ in razpoloIi ma polici te lcpc svetlc 10.
/Irav" II gIobcli in spominjal So bo manic 2 meh-
KIM Nrcrm 90. ~, zaNmcjal Sc jc naglas ~siromaSnc-
h' 'arI' fr"re%al Jc vrvicc. odprl jc zavoj in po-
R''"ala sta obadva in sta Sc zasmejala, OH in tista
!rpa DANA L goSpoSkimi belimi rokami. In ko sta
81 SIoncla naSproti mad zavojem. so Sc srcGale Min
ocl' Srcral" so Sc morda njiiu ustnicc. ''Povci mi
J' vpraNala goSpa. "poyej mi. Mate. kakSno ic ii.
81" dcklc. ki ii poSilia jabolk in XII t. ina tako ra-
90. Mate pa 81 jc Smcial in jc odgoyarial:
MaJhiia J" in drobna. bose nogc ina in rjavc ro-
spa mu j. poglrdala ' obraz 4 radovcdnimi, vcscli-
he, cole do komolcev I'm YES, kaj misli - Go
ml "rni IN :" jc &c narahlo smchljala. kcr ic vcdc.
IA GA mlSII poNcdatl nckaj zclo smcsncga in razpo-
>aJ'nrRa. 'AIlSll. ca Sc vrncm in da 10 vzamcm :
scboi!' PRAY do ulicc ic scprl zvonok snob -
ohcma 50 Sc zaSolzilc oci od razpoSaicnosti. Nato
lr Nrdla goSpa in ic prcrczala 4 drobnim nozkom
icPo rdcc" ~labo'ko, Ia p%onizni pozdrav IL globcli.
Pred davnim caSom, ko Sc ic poslavlial. jc hi
la njcna l|iubczcn Ic VISA mirna. vdana. Spozuala
J' t'dal, da Je previsoka in preimcnitna nicgova
pot. da hl mogla 4 MIN svojimi drobmimi koraki.
In ko Jc ohIjubil, da Sc vrne in da 10 popclic 5 So.
hoJ. Sc Jc naSmchnila, Skoro SoGutno. Sci ic in
nixon - morda he povrne wee, ali manic misli ne
PreNtano. Sladko mu jc pri srcu. kadar Sc ore I'VE.
Ger protl nebu IN So spomni, da miSli ona z vdano
'J"hclilJo mani -. Toda glcj. ME ljubczni wee. mic
SPomina! Utonilo je "a zmerom go.
{nalia r,:Lol..x
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-16

z%ahitcm, cato ia ne pride naiboli drobna miska
WANT
Cpor Sc jc vzdienil Hanoi y pr~ih. Spomnila
81 j. ma glohcl, kadar So ST. izprchaialr po ni.i fl.
he vcccrnc Scncc in Sc jr gla>ila od dalcr pcSrm
zvona tako otolno in Nladko. "kaj MISC donna fu-
kaj tvojc lcpc SAME Ccmu. Mate. hi zalil >yoi
TIN dom! ... ko jr hrala ni>mo prvikrar. So IT,
vc>c!o %zasmejala kotlu. tako varno zabitcmu.
lin kako Sc godi tchi. ii moja mala. ncdoll,,
rcSna mamca &c grcm po ccSti, vidim dame y
Sumccih Svctlih oblckah. L roIaStimi klobuki ma n.
mctno iriziranih lasch. 81 spomnim ca,ih. kakSna
hi bia ii Y taxi ohlcki. ) takim klobukom in : tako
friznro, i'll Sc smcj"m. da moran stopiti y vczo.
II uboga, neokrctua IIauca - oh takih vcScIih
urah tc imam Sc ~nairajSi. PoboIal hi tc 10 ,isfih
rdctih licih, poljubil hi tc ma tistc gorke ustnicc -
lIanca Sc je strc>la kakor od straia. 'Nikoli
Sc nj govoril tako, tudi pi>al Sc nikoli 800. " Kakor
da hi Stal tik pred MO, ic umchnila glavo. Bala
81 j, da hi Sc j. dotaknil, grch hi ST. ii zdcI ME
gov poliub. o..
Zami>lila Sc jc. Vidcla ir tam. V ncrazIocni
daljavi, veIiko. Sumno mcSto. Mate ic hodil 100
Siroki ulici. mimo vi>okih. pono,nih, Use bclih his.
oblcccn jc bill pc go>poSko, klobuk ic incl malo
poStrani. lcpi kodri So ma padali ma cello. Oz,ral
Sc jc ma Use strani, naSmrhnil Sc jc vca,ih priial-
no. Mimo MEGA 50 hodilc lcpc gospc. v Sumcaih
Syctlih oblekah. L rola,timi klobuki ma umctno fri
ziranih lasch. Sumcla ic gospa mimo NIGGA. nnlah-
ko jc poyzdigala dolgo krilo, kakor ucitcliica ma
fari; ozrl So jc Mate in tudj ona Sc j. olrla i'm sr
j. naSmchnila 90.
lIanca Sc jc zdrznila v%zdignila ic rokc, da hi
prosila.
20. Mate, ne >t0ri mi lalosti.''
Mate pa jc bill vessel in ic pisal dale vcsclo
pislno. PRAY ma listen mcStu 81 ic poznal sled ME
ne soIzc: padla ic bila nckot il occSa. oroScncra
cd radostnc, upania po'nc %liubczni. Sled jc RAJ.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-16
KRIZ MA CORR.
L~JUBEZENSKA ID

Pisa! bonn So jc nasmchnil Mate. Nasmeh-
nil Sc je, ali nj mu bilo lehkO pr srcu. Cutil ic
komaJ z%avedno, da Sc he poslavlja samo od Han
ce, male, Otroske - da Sc poslavlia OBJ tel uri cd
necesa lepega. "a zmerom izginolega -. Lepa ic
pot, V cudovite visave Sc spenja toda glej: noga.
XII je hodila Re tako veselo, Sc je nenadoma usta-
villa. oci so Sc orosilc in so Sc Ozrle V dolipo iii
no Je tam - tho - mirno e.
"Zbogom, Mate mOrda Sc Sc vidiva kdai.''
"Zaupaj name; pisal ii BON in povrnem Sc
kmalu 49,
Sa je, a on Sc hi ganil in j. gledal "a MO. V
solncu Sc Je svetilo memo krilo in pisana ruta pod
vratom Je pOvihravala; stopala ic V dolino in Sc jc
sele ozrla. ko je &c komaj razloGil MEN obraz. Po.
zdravll jc Z rokO, srce pa St mu stisnilo cd velikc
bolecine Ali je bila preteklost. XII Sc je oko "a
solzllo oh sponinu nanjo?... Ali Sc jc ~razSirilo o.
ko in je uglcdalo tisto strmo. samotno pot. XII drzi
do neznanlh, V nezavednosti zazeljenih ciliev i'm Sc
Je prestrasilO srce. strepctalo cd maloduSnosti?.. -.
Vrnil Sc je V globel S p~oveseno glavo in trud-
mimi koraki. Pred krcmo je cakal n~aprezen voz.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
%" Every Field of Sport Thoroughly Covered Here
Wagner Is Going Like One
Horse Shay.
GUN CLUB TO HOLD
REGISTERED SHOOT

Beginning tomorrow the members OF
the Capital City GUN club will have
busy three days On Saturday after
noon the regular weekly club shoot
viii be held Sunday will he practice
day Labor Day registered shoot
with ten N-target events viii be held
The registered shoot will open a,
. 30 a. m. Monday Ten dollars will
be added to the entrance fees OF each
event and the money will be divided on
the percentage basis.
DR.. NJ Smith, president Of the club,
has returned from the Grand Ameri-
can at ST. LOUIS where he won sixth
place by breaking 100 out OF 200 ANA
tcurs from Tulsa, Drumright, Gushing,
Okmulgee and Mediord have announced
that they will come Monday Proies-
SionalS present will be Ed O'Brien,
Hank Donnelly J b Hlukle, h. l..
Egan aud Bill Aughtry
The club invites the public to attend.
The shoots are to he conducted at tho
club grounds near Belle Isle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Fugutive Again
On American Side

FL PASO, Texas, Sept Military
authorities in Iuarez rcpor, that Man
uel Ochoa, who was caught by guards
after crossing the frontier near here
and escaped after killing one Of his
captors has been driven back to the
American side They say that Ameri-
can secret service men are on his trail
Agents OF the United States depart
ment Of Justice have detained Lopez
Payan and Macrino Martincz, former
villa generals, it was learned today
They are said to- be concerned in IN,
plo, Of Ochoa, who as shown by paper
lef, behind in his flight, intended I,
join Villa in order TO give him intor
nation about the anti Carrana moyc
ment among the refugees Roth paya'
and MARTINEZ have kept on the Amcri
can side OF the border
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
PINCH PITCHER IS GREATEST
SINGLE ASSET OF TEAM; WHITE
SOX NEED A WARRIOR TO WIN

team has been the fault. But now, after
anal,zing the SoN aud their failure, we
incline to the hcliet that the fault s
not Rowland's; that no man in base
ball could get better results with that
club than can Rowland until the SoN
secure a man who can pitch in pinch
Iabcr. Russell. Cicot,e Scott Benz
all are good IatChcr, But not ono has
the courage of MathcwSon. the cool
ness of Walsh, the judgment OF Alex
andcr and Johnson Not one can 60
into the box in a pinch and he sure
thing stopper
Can Collins Reach 3oO2
And while the subject is the White
Sox, let u, touch again upon the pc
cular case OF Eddie Collins
The premier second Sackcr IS whirl
ing into the homcstrc,ch at a clip
which he hopes will send him across
the 800 mark in hitting bu' is he
whiring fast enough Collins got 4
poor start this season and he hasn't
been connecting with any startling reg
ularty since tha, time The one real
ambition OF his life Just now is 10 FIN.
,Sh better than 800 and so keep MP his
record OF being year aitcryea
charmed circle vl,uor But will n"
realize IT.
One statistician figured Collins aver
age at around POO few davs ago An
other placed the mark at only 27S
/ That's quite a difference Somebody is
wrong Collins may be able to close
mp a gap between 20 and BOO but II
seems a hopeless trick to lit himself
from 27S to 500 within the icw week
that remain unless he breaks out with
a batting fever
Fate Beats Jackson Again
! IoScphuS Jackson continues to hoor
along The southerncr, like Cobb. go
a poor start but along about June ! h'
began TO lash EN- out He still is IL
the fight for batting supremacy, but h,
has only enc chance in 100 Speaker
with a FIGURE beyond 500 tops "Nhor
less Ioc' b, approximately fifty mark
crS, while the iaSt-clmhing Cobb i
nearly twenty points ahead OF Jackson
It's tough luck Tor man TO hi
around $50 and get only third rank
ng IN thc list OF SuggSmiths Blu
Jackson has become callou,cd 10 Sucl
tricks OF fortune In 1908 he laced EN-
Tor 4OS and finished second In l9l.
hi, score was .}o5 while the following
year he hammered tho ball al a ~.
pace Bu, all IN vain No matter wha
he hit Cobb went beyond
And TIN, wear IT is both Speaker an,
! Cobb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Internal Machine
Kills Five Chinese

HANKOW. China Major General
Shcn, director of the Hanyang powder
works. and four Of his assistants were
blown TO pieces recently by an explo-
sion of an Internal machine A mys-
tcriouS box was sent to General Wang
at Wuchang The general was Sus'
plClouS OF its appearance and forward
ed it to the powder works for its ex.
animation. He had many political
enemies, and was afraid some OF them
were trying to kill him Upon the ar.
rival OF the box at the powder works.
the director and his assistants madc
an examination Of IT with fatal results.
The directors office was completely de-
moliShcd One wall was completely
blown out and all the occupants .oi the
room wcre.torn into small pieces
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

By ----------------c{&tW
ORANTLAND RICE

The Great Summer Why
decided one day
with hip and hooray
That the time had Arrived for my sum
mer vacation;
A rest from the strife
And the struggle ~ Ne
The cares and the worries and daily
stHgnatiou:
| decided | needed one,
Needed one bad.
My nerves were a-pulycr.
And worse stil. cEad.
MY stomach ana liver
And functions Ot heart
Were an out of Vhu.k
And not doing their part
lntn / began 10 feel certain that |
Was wreck Of II fellow and sure To die.
weak and limp i'm my chair.
Nuh my hands I'm my hair
I felt worse aud worse AS / pondcr"d
about n,
! grew all u-ahakc
with my head ON IN" ache
! needed the rest there was nothing o.
doubt ~.
! decided I shouldn't DELAY Tor ~ day
And early NEXT morning It t't' tr'r my way
Hciorc nay digestion and pulses and
brain
Were all IN a wreck from the worry and
strain
lOr | saw 'NUi my llnlSh was tlEuftI
out pat.
Unless | departed and quickly at that
And then ! began
As the average man
To plan out the details that called fot
inspection
And brief was the job
win the thrill and the throh,
~ the dream | had dtcnmpt In my
deepest detection,
Though | knew that / needed one
Nerdcd one bad
Tint my pulse was nrQuiycr,
Nnd worse still oEpd
My stomach and liver
And functions NJ heart
Were all ont NJ WhncE
And not doing their part,
| discovered ia neither the time onr IN,
dough
Nor summer resort whore Nantc,
to 70
] didn't
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
IRISHMEN IN ENGLAND
REFUSED EMPLOYMENT
Hundreds Can't Get Work in Harvest
Fields Because OF Hostility OF
Labotets

LONDON Hundreds of lrishmcn.
young and old. are walking the streets
oi many English towns because they
have been refused employment ON har
vest work IN quest OF which they
crossed thc Irish sea The English la
horcrs have barred the Irish and the
English farmers refuse place, to them
for fear Of getting into difficulties with
the native labor,
The whole trouble is said 10 he due
TO the fact that while English labor in
the army is in Ireland receiving one
shilling a day as government pay the
Irish laborers- excluded from prov-
sons oi the military service act--take
their places in England at six and sew
en- ShllingS day.
In Lincolnshire and other important
farming counties on the east coast lhc
situation is said 10 have grown Sc
riouS There is no denying that la
Dor is needed TO harvcs, the crops. hut
| the farmers are unable TO employ the
! Irish They have been told that a rup-
tute will result which will leave them
without any labor at all The difficult
~ is said to be increased by the shop.
keepers in the villages who decline to
sell them food,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Villa Is Heading
Toward Namiquipa

COLUMBUS. y, NJ, Sept l-Ru-
mors were current here today that
Francisco Villa, with 100 followers, is
heading toward NamiQuipa from the vi
einity Of Satevo, Mexico.
Reports Of activity OF Carranla troops
IN the vicinity OF territory Occupied hy
the American punitive expedition is re
garded here as likely material to be
presented to the American. Mexican
conference scheduled to begin at Ports.
mouth, y H.. next FRIDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
WELSH AND WHITE HAVE
FIGHT EDGES ON TEMPER

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, Sept
1.-The latest physical measurements OF
Freddie Welsh and Charley White. who
will battle for the lightweight cham
pionShlp of the world next Monday al
ternoon as officially given out today,
show rather startling differences IN the
buib oi the two men.
Welsh is a half inch taller than tho
challenger, but the latter has a reach
two inches longer Observers base opn-
ions that the men arc on edge for the
fright on the reason that they occasion
ally show flashes OF Temperament"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
TuISa's Rain Helped Bear
cats a Notch.
BY FRANK G. MENKE.

IL
NEW loKh' sept t. '' '"'''
with the White SoN' Well III our
oo;pion after watching those thica
onans neriorm IN practical, all of their
Xrw YORK battles. II seems that the
Soy lack the most essential part ot a
haIl club-a pinch pitcher
Not since i'd Walsh was shun,cd of
to the discard have the son had real
rrIiei twirlcr. not since "Rlg kd' was
in the hev -dcy OF his wonderful career
have they had one pitcher upon whom
they could place their entire hopes IN
rriSis The Sox TODAY have A collection
of great pitchers but none is OF the kind
who can plungc into battle when the
fighting IS ficrccSt, when the odds are
ali against him and then cody, calmly,
halt the onslaught and then hurl back
the onrushinp horde
And not until the Sox get such a
hurler will they ever be able to show
their heels to their enemies. not IN.
til then will the dreams OF the Chicago
fans come true
The Sox have a ball club that, Of
fen,iyclv, ranks among the greatest
ever welded together; they have field
ers who know few superors in their
respective positions They have prob
,bly the greatest catcher in the game
And they have at least five star pitch
ers But the trouble is that not one
of that crowd OF hurlers is OF the
Walsh, Ma,,hewson, Brown, Render
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Efforts Renewed
To Float Diver

LONG BEACH, Cal, Sept Re
ncwed efforts were being made today to
float the United States submarine L-b
which stuck on a mudbank Thursday.
a short time after it had been launched
at the plant of the California Ship
building company. Twenty-Five work
men aided by three tugs spent most OF
last night endeavoring TO free the boat
and succeeded in pulling it into an up
right position and moving it a few fee
The L-o was tilted at an angle of IS
degrees when il stuck.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Decrease Shown
In Dead Letters

WASHE TON The dead letter
office OF the pos,oiiicc department re.
ccived the greatest number OF unde
livcred letters and packages in 1911
when they numbered l3,ol44lo. Since
that time there has been a decrease
each year and in 1915 the number was
l0.78l 927. Each year there is sale
Of articles found in letters for whicl,
the department is unable to find own
ers, The proceeds OF this sale last
year amounted to S8,Sl4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Half of Plague
Cases Are Fatal

PUllADFlpUIA Sept ! More
than Soo case, OF iniantllc paralysis OF
which Al proved fatal were reported in
Pennsylvania IN July and August ac-
oordng TO figures given out by the
state department oi health In Phlla
dclpha during the two months there
were 41S cases and lS} deaths.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Two Men Executed
At Sing Sing Prison

OSSlNING, n Y. Sept 1.-Two
men were put to death in the electric
chair in Sing sing prison today For
the murder Of Mrs Julia lIcilncr, a
Brooklyn woman, who was his employ
cr, Joseph Ilanel, IS years old, was
executed shortly before q O'Clock Three
minute, later Ian bbu, paid the pen
atty for killing Jacob Schocuhcrp. a
Junk dealer IN Batavia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Man Who Aided in
Bible Revision Dead

PITTSBURGH, Sept l-Rcv. Dr.
Mathew Brown Riddle. ~ years old.
last surviving member of the American
committee on New Testament revision
and one OF the best known thcologian;
Of the Reformed church. is dead at his
home here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
.BEARCATS VICTORIOUS
IN SECOND TWIN GAME
Slow Game Gives Oklahoma City War
nors a Boost Toward
Pennant.

\ second victory over the Twins wa'
won by the BearcatS yesterday, J to |.
Pitching OF Haag and fine work OF
adams, IT. Smiths firstbasemap, iea-
mred the slow game. Six men got 10
first under Haag'S eve after the sec
ond inning and only one of these got
as FAR as third
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AND TIME
ON BASEBALL MAP
American League.
Honus Wagner

American League.
Boston at New York, clear 80 p. m
Philadelphia at Washington, clear,
-, first 45 p m
No others scheduled
National League.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, clear, 80
D m
Brooklyn nj Philadelphia, clear, (2),
first 80 p m
Chicago at ST. Louis. rain, 3 80 p m
New York at Boston, clear, J IS p. M
Southern League.
Birmingham at Atlanta clear
Memphis at Chattanooga, clear
Little Rock at Nashville, cloudy.
Only three scheduled
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Obregon to Take Vacation.

MENlCO CITY, Sept. l.-Gcneral
Alyaro Obrcgon, minister Of war, 1t is
reported, viii leave on a vacation AT the
last OF the week on account OF his
health He is said to be suffering from
stomach disorder.
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German Children to Holland

WASHINGTON, Sept l. - Larg,
numbers of German children are be
ing sent into Holland for homes anj
food, according to today's consular dis
patches.
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Kansas CITY b.1 kt ~ Paul SO, MNwRu-
kce SO At Toledo 80. columbus IS tscc-
ond game ulne Innings. dhrkl- Al INDIAN
Apolis I Louisville :
Came. To-day columbus at Toledo. Fl
Paul at Minneapolis only two gamce srhcd-
ulod.
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Totals

hits, Rlue. Corgan. McCarty; stolen
bases, Payne 8 double play. Payne TO
Price LNNerctt to I,cininger to Adams !;
struck out. by Hang 4 by Beverctt S.;
firstbAsc on error, oklahoma city J..
bases on balls. Off Haag /. or Lovcrett
?; left on bases oklahoma city 8. Fort
Smith Z passed bail, Dowc Time Of
game. | hour 33 minutes Umpire. Pom
tins
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Results Yesterday At New York I, De
trou Z At Philadelphia chicago :. Al
Rostou / st Louis At Washington 3,
Cleveland 3
Games To-day Philadelphia nt Washing
ton Roston At New York only two games
scheduled
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Western League standing

Results Ne~terdsy-At 81 Joseph : Den
vcr 10 only one game scheduled
Games To-day st Joseph at Denver
wichita at Topeka Drs Moines a. Sioux
CITY. Omaha at lincoln '"r
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.sAS[Aut6;UMS|
Western Association landing


Result. Yesterday At Fort Smith I. OK
lAhomR city , Al penison 7, Muskogee
A. McAlcstcr y sherman &. Al Tulsa Paris
rain
Games To-day Oklahoma city a Fort
smith McAloster At sherman Tulsa at