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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-14
MIIfrIfi.

S1e .San Mntonio Hetail
Merchants aiioeiotion" ernannte in
ibrer Monnts @eriamminng Der.
lfieoene Gomites, melfe nit oen
Torarbeiten fir Den gmpfana Der
nSeras 8etail Merdants' aiiocia-
ton" I'M sunni betraut tulroen. @us
Boriisenoe oes 0amen ; 4omites
tir unterbaltline mnroe Srau s.. ".
Woos erpablt; es miro ibr oas Sri.
oileg gepdbrt, iid lire Iitarbeite.
rtnnen ielbft als5ufuden. Inter
Den Witglieoern ser Serref, So.
mites iino 81 nennen: Ben Sam.
mono, %. S. SIG, Naar Blum.
Ioolpb 8raiio, Ben 8arga, Muault
griam, 8. 9. @elfer, %. s. GSae-
conbe nno 0ic Beters. Ser Sefre-
tar Der aiiociation, Serr @ooIf
9railo, teilte nit, oaB Die MitaIie.
oer5abl lid in Der fiingIten Belt INN
59 neue Witglieoer permebrt Fat.
Srau Soiepb SO. SdofieIo io6
afh Sonnerltag nadmittag beim
YaliIeren zines @oloIaoens an Der
Mlomo Bla5a i'm Shaufeniter oes
Stores elm goloenes, nit Mlibinen
beIeBteS areli5, meIhes ihr Dor n
Sabren geito6Ien moroen mar. s(uf
gefragen erfl1rte Ser 8eIiber beg
Saoens, oaB er oas S6muditiid BON
eillenl Werifaner, Der fiir8Iid bon
Naerico bierber gefommen mar. oe.
falitt babe. 5rau Sdofielo bat sic
notlgen Sfritte sur @ieoererIon.
9ung oes areu5es getan.
8%onneritog nnht hf2 ltbr
brafl 5euer I'M Rrodenralime Ser
Gan antonio @acaroni Eobrit
an Der Sio.6Iores Str. aus. Die
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Seileios SeidlnR Ser GeIeaidlaft
e~SGaerlmt.

9a es Dem geberrifer aller Sage
9runoe gefallen bat, Ben Sager
&uooIf Sirt
in Ieine unermeBli6en Sagogriinoe
ab5uberilfen, pom no er niemals 3u-
rildfebren miro, lei es
Sefblofien. oaB er Elm treller
gltter Sager, ieiner 5ran EN- gutter
@atte uno leinen ainoern ein liebe-
poler @ater mar. Serner iei es
loffen, ben @interblie.
benen 8n perli6ern, oaB Dem Ser
ldieoenen ein frelles gnoenfen be-
Wabrt peroen miro nno Die 9eihliiiie
ms Yrotofoa ein5utragen uno ser
v5reien 8reiie" sur @eroffentlihung
81 itbergeben.
9as 9omite
s.. @esp,
8. RESP,
8. &artba,ns.
San a%ntonio, Ger. IL. @pril, 1916.
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.L.okdIes.
It II.

Mus Ser S~ugeno5eit tont pielen
Don ltts oas frobe &inberlaAen nod,
Der &inoer 2drm urto sSlbel, menn
lie Die Sitereier fonoen, Die Der
Oiterboie gelegt baben iolte, nno
Die 8ater uno Mutter 10 loreiam
peritedt batten.
Nidt 10 frob gebt es beltte in
Oeutiden 9anoen 8ll, mo Die Mfrtter
10 iergennoa oreinlhaut uno ser
Batter I'M 5eloe Die @ad)t bdlt. Limo
ruenn er falt" 10 fragt iif Die
Wuttep uuas oann2" Sriibe iiebt
es aus in manGer oeutiben Sra1ten=
uno Wfutterieele 5u Sitern 1916.
8ieoer ld1ten Die Oitergloden,
uno INNER nod tobt Ser Grieg.
Mebr oenn lie iino in oieiem Sabre
Ole @lofen &iinoer Ser MuferIte=
bunesbotidaft, oenn Der SOB 1T ber=
ihlunsen 1T Den Siee uno Der
Sitereeilt oieier 3eit lit gIeidbeoel-
telo NIT Dem @eiit Der Mbtpebr ser
Seiltoe, Der 5eltigung nno grneue-
riitlg oes Geihes olird) anmpf nro
Siee, Dem @eiit bes 2eioens uno
Der 2anterung ourb 9pfer, Die ge-
bradt tneroen miilierl
9uraber binaus aber lit ser Otter
geiIt ofeies Sabres 6ie Stintme ser
GerbeiBltne uno 3uperiift, ooB ein-
mol Die 8loden BON alien Siirn1en
lallten iperoen, an ierlern Sage, no
aae gbladten geidla9en, ulto al-
les altfatmet IN Dem 9efpuBtlein.
~5rie0e auf groen."
Bang nod lit es bis oobin. ;3u
Sitern trifft mallden oie feinolihe
&ugel, ben bisber feline 9ieben oa=
beim fir eefeit bielten, ocn poroem
ME iein Stern perlieB lit fopiek
S6la6ten. GENT NIT Dem @iicrnell
&reli5 @eldmiidten mint in iencr
Stunoe oes Gerlaiienieins allf Dem
Sdlahtfeloe ein troitIi6 Gren5 alli
fpetBen 8runoe: 0as Hote Grells.
Nnfgabe oes Soften arellses lit ie.
bod nid)t MIR Die grbaltuna ser
SAMPLER iii Seloe our1 Die Nus
bauer nno ben @agemlit ieiner
barmber5igen Samariter llno ieiner
Mer5te, ionoern in ebenlo eroBem
MaBitobe Die Snpalioen : 5iiriorge.
Die Bflege oer grbolungsbeoiirfti
gen big sur potligen Seilung, Sic
MISUNDERSTANDING ser 8ablreihen
golfsfuGen, Der ainoerbelua6ran-
italfen nno Der @r5iebungs6eime fir
ariegspniien.
8ie mgebeuer midtig iino geruoe
oieie Iebtetf 3peige. IN 9elltidlonos
Sugeno liegt 8eutihlanos 3nfunft
Iiegt 9eutFfIanos anferitebune nod
Dem ariege.
9aran oerlfet, nno laiiet Den Mmf=
electromagnetic oes Siterfeites iid)
bartun in gueren @aben, altf oaB
Siterfrenoe ein8iebe in gilere Ger
sefr.
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gns Scr StaSt6aae.

Sn Der 8onnerltag.Sibung fDur-
DC Elm ans ieds bieiigen gei6aftS-
Iellten deficiencies aomite ermddtigt,
Snierate 81 erlailen, ourd meIhc
Elm fonlpetenter 8ii6er Aepilor
gcludH Deroen loa, Dem man Die
Examination Der itaotiiden 8il6er
anpertraucn mill. Gas aomlite be-
ltebt alis Den na6itebenoen 6erreil,
nelf)e Die binter ibrem gtamen fol-
eenoen @elhdfts Srganiiationen
repraieutieren S. 8. 8eretta, Bra
iioent oes Gan 4ntonio Clearing
9onfe". q. 9. Mcglrop, Manu-
factirers' Club, @. s. Sag, g. 81.
@etail Merdants MIiociation;
5ran5 6. @roog, gulineB Men's
Organization, 9. 5. 0idoIlon, e.
". Henl eftate Board; $. 9. 81
liott, Hotar9 Club.
5r6lifein Si55ie Hrobanot reidte
cine Getition Elm, IN Der tie erflart,
Der Staot 5mei Cots an Der SIo-
Jlores StraBe idenfen gu rpollen,
fuenn Die Staot ole glGbe sltr On
lage zines fleinen Yarfes benusen
uno oenielben .8robmot 8arf" nen-
men mil. Seoes Der 9ots bat cine
ungef1bre ausoebnung bon 42Xt25
Sub. Der @ntrag ipuroe on 8orf=
aommiiidr Sambert sur gegntad-
tung iibergeben.
Ga infolge Der Heiignation oes
frilberen Toli5ei- uno Seuer : aom-
mliiars Stebes Die Staot cuaenbIid.
lid feinen @Wapor pro tenn" bat.
tie, FDnroe Ser 2ambert bon Wanor
groiDn uno ben aommiiidren aear-
nep, ltbr uno @arIono su oieler
Steluns erfudbIt; sSerr 9omberi
efttbielt lid Der %abitimmung, nabm
nber Die %Grnennuna on un6 oanfte
leInen aoaegen fir Die ibm ernieIene
gbre.
Eetitionen, ipelde Dor einiaer
3eit bon oeni Suniet Iopertilino
Spftem II. oerStires Outdoor Ioper.
thing So. einaereid)t tporen, iprtroeu
iuieoeriim 5uriifgelegt. gie aiis5of,.
lung folgenoer 9etrdge on oie Ioodl.
Wdnigan SO. ipuroe betuiaiaf
$ft6.20 fir 9flaiterumasnrbeiten an
9adberrp StraBe uno $f,fO0 fin
Arbeiteii an Der ct. Worb. StnBe.
A
Gs hot Sal, Z
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3eras.

wv ~lititlI@Sebio on SlolQltS7
ollie nuroen Ole Merifalter Sole
8ltenroItro uno Melquioocs Gbapa
sum Sooe perurteilt. Sic maren
iiberfiibrt, y. 8. Multin mo oeiielt
Spbn CHARLES AnItin in Seboition,
Cameron gountp, om 6. gug. 1915
getotet 5lt bdben; Die beioen 9luitin
maren Die Grlten, Die Den Musi6rei=
tnngen Ser merifanilden 8onoitell
i'm leetem Somnier gum Spfer fie=
len.
Die teraniiden &eprdientan=
ten oes vSnouitrial ErepareoneB
Committee" bielten ON 8onnerItag
in Soet @ortb cine 8erlanmlllng
inter joem Goriib BON Sobn 9.
@atplep OBJ, es muroe beidlolien, sic
peri6ieoenen inoultriellen ltnterneb
mlin9en oes Staates gu floiiifi5ie-
rem, INN oieielben beim Iusbru6 ei-
mes ploeliden arieges in oelt 9ienit
oes 2anoes ite1en 81 fonnen.
@us 8aIbington mirb~aeme[.
oct, oaB Der teraniihe &ongreBmann
eagle feline 9lbiift, iid) nidt pieoer
INN oos Observation-Disclosures bemer=
ben 5u polen, gedlloert bat uno bon
Reliem ais &anoioat auftreten miro.
->9ie Seross 2umbermen's Mi=
location bot ibre in 9oaas abge=
baltene aonpeltion beenoet; als Srt
Der ndeblten 3~niommenfunft tpnroe
@alpeiton beitimmt. SGmmtlide
9eamte Der @ereinigung mnroen
mieoer gemdblt. @ir laiien oielel-
ben bier folgen: &. 90. @riffitbs.
Dallas, Yraiioent, s. $. Slate IT.,
aingspille, giee Yr1iioent, s. g..
9ionne, SouIton, Sefret1r; 81. sc.
6arrar, Souiton, Sdabmeiiter.
Die 30 Stroflinge, nelde nit
Dem 4usrooen oes @ebiildes, G6e-
men oes @elGnoes uno anoern Dir
beiten beidaftiat ii1b, nm~bas Camp
Ma6rp fir Die Mili5 Solootgt be-
wobnbar 5t MAIDEN, iuer6en NIT If
rer 9lufgabe am SonnabenO fettig
iein. Sir fbre quite Irbeit mo guf-
fiibrul1g miro Der @ouperneur lie
ale 5uiammen beanaoigen; ielbitre-
oeno batten bic 2eilte feline all3rl
langen Straf Sermine nlebr ab5ll-
iisen.
Ger Merifaner Silolt 9. Mmo-
70, Der an elmer merifaniiden 3ei-
tlne-in 2areoo angelteat lit uno
Nnti-@ arran5a Mrtifel fir oas
8latt gelbrieben bate, wilroe in
G1iepo 2areoo BON ben Garran5iItas
oerboftet uno nod 9ueretaro ge-
idafft. mo- er pro5eiiiert meroen
iol.
Nus Gberofee fpiro eemeloet,
6aB Die 8firiid : grnte i'm aroB-
ten Seil BON Sit=9eros ourd ben
Sroit Der lesten ISOLDE peruidtet 1T;
Die Bitten Der 91nme lino oGe err
froren.
Sn Souifon pergiftete lid, Der
7~7idbrige, erblinoete Martin @bar-
name; fur5 beoor bate er oie @ei,.
Bernrlg gemaft, er CLAUDE Ger @elt
i'm Bege 5u lein.
Die u3eras Seoeration Of $50
mems Clubs" fir ben oierten Gi-
itrift bdlt in 8renbam lire IS. Sab.
res : 8~eriammlune ab.
Ebeooor 8ogeliang, elmer Der
d~lteiten uno nnseiebeniten ginuob-
ner bon Cameron, itarb i'm @lter
bon 81 Sabren; 5mei griiber mno
oeren 5amilien iiberleben ben Ser
Itorbenen.
Sn 81 Campo itnrb DER noble.
fannte @ei6dftsmann 8beobor
Briesmeper i'm Mlter BON "A Sab.
rem; Der @eridieoene miro pom lei
ner 8ittpe unb orei ainoern &c,
trduert.
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Sas GrIanbnisfhsine.

9. Sdroeoer, aiuei @obubduier, GIz
len. SIod 500; $500.
w. 9 8let, Srdeitertribune. stort6
Sarebo Ctr; $3.50.
s. aiebentbin. Bobubaus, Snbiana
Ctr. $1050.
g; steirt, @ertitdtte, @sain s(peme;
srau 81. @ueaer. si,bu, oaps str.;
5000.
6 $; @ocuer, &obn6aus. aantou
Abe. $3.50.
@on g @uIff. @obnbats, oe6
STR; $1,000.
Die mooerlle 6ran lit Elm en-
gel. Sic flieat iiberoa berum llno
bat lliemnls ettuas on6lt5ieben.
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GOttDnTamen- GrO0nftl

San antoriu, Ser, IA. Mpril 1876
Brime CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil, 70
Gents per @aLlone.
Stem yorf, IA. apriL4 Spot S1O.5
bio, 4pril, $10.3S uno $1,000; Weai,
$10.40 nnb $10.42; Supni, $f0,3S
uno $10.41; Suli, S10.42 uno SfO.44,
MneuIt, $10.43 nno $1O.44; 5ebtems
ber. $10.37 nnb $tO.3S, Sftober.
1888 unb 1885, Nobember, $3.50
uno 1892.
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1nrm.Sroonfte,
9tmaft.

aartoffena. California, $3.50: golos
rabo. $3.50.
9ibe aartoffefn. 2oui}inno. $t.76.
3fuiebeln. 9eras @ermnon, $50 bet
erate, Choice, $1.25; gbrpitnI Bar,
$t.75.
9omatsu, Serns, 6 aorbe, $2.75.
B~litmenfohI. SITS fin ~ Gtiid.
aopfidlnt. 65e un6 75c per 5aurber.
8obnen, California 8nbols, $3.50:
Colorado $500, 2ima, 1926; Gotb,
1925; gIod gbes. $5.25; Crime go5s
sleil. per guiheI. $3.50.
Seaerie. 81 II. $f.1O.
Stra, $3.50 fir elm 8ufdjeI.
aobl, $3.50 H. $500 Der grdfe.
9ierpflmsen, $3.50 Der guffsI.
Spirnt. SC per Bfnnb.
Eeteriilie, 35c per 9bo. z@iinoeI,
@r,iner Bfeffer, Serns, Toe Der IfS.
per gfnno.
8abiesden. SOC II. s5c fin Elm Das..
BiinoeI.
8eeten. Acc per 9so. zBinbeI.
Observation-Disclosures per Bfb. f2Me.
@elbe Blir5eIn 40c u. 45c per 9hb.
Squafb. $500 nib SO. 80 per 9uSdeI.
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Gum aorenpreig, Bins Coo

8alm 8eo6z, 5ei0enz unb MoboirzN nz
siee. @reiIe $3.50 Biz 1925, ole SAT-
ben unS 8r0Ben. 1000 Insiee 1ofort su
b~erfunfen. Sri9inolz8retie sur Nns
liht, ser @rnno Ser bilieen Greiie miro
oltf @uni6 erflGrt. &ein Sltnbuq.
@aeine @uslaaen ii1b gering. 8oltbefteIz
G1neen ertpiini6t. Summed, 333 @eltz
Commerce Ctr, I'M &nrnpmonn>@ e6dltz
Sc. Sci. Gro6ett 1898.
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Seim Sod.

g0as mltB id, often ausIpred,en,
Gbrenriibriaes fam mon oieler ia,
mile wirfIid nift nndlagenl4
pgnd nidt infer Dem SieaeI
lirenaiter geridmiegenbeit, frall
4ahbarin2~
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Sans III Derrertem.

9as nntere nnS pbere Gtofiuerf
BON Wr. 218 D%t-Gommeree strase
1T sn b%errenten. @abere MnsfnnH in
Der Office Der y5reiem 8re6e".
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arets1ersebf
NauntlupQe.

San antonio Ger. 115s Cts.
@alpeiton. geitern. 1926 Gts.
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eh.Rar

sun Nntonio, Ser, IA. NpriI 1876
aibe $3.50 bis $685.
&dlber $3.50 bis $7.75.
Sdien $500 bis 1915.
Sllleu $4.75 Bis $3.50.
ct. 9ouis. IA. NspriI 1916. - Sinh
bteb, Serass8ieh. 1925 Bis $500.
Sdlfueine $3.50 nub 5000.
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es bat ben anidein ais ob
Der bli1oe Senator Sore Ser einsi.
&c Sebenoe i'm g~unoesienat lei.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
TEUTONS PREPARE
WEST OFFENSIVE
Heavy Guns Being Moved
to Front; Kaiser Expect
ed to Direct.

LONDON. Jan T. -- The comparative
quiet which has relgned on the western
front over since the British offensive Of
September Is soon TO be broken. accord
ing to the prophecies OF All military eN-
p,rta. hy an elaborate German offensive
along the whole front All reports from
Belgium concur In announcing that the
Oerrnan attack Is being planned for Jan
uary. During the past few days long
cOnvoys Of ammunltions have been pour
ing toward the advanced German posi-
tionq II Flanders. and fresh arrivals OF
troops from the eastern front are con
stantly recorded According to the stories
which are current, Emperor William
himself Will be- on hand TO supcHntend
operations
A correspondent at the British front
states that the prrliminarics Tor the
great offensive are already under way
and that u noticeable change has come
over the whole front Heavy German
guns are again In action. and there IL a
distinct difference In the character OF
the O. rman troops which are manning
the front trenches Instead oi the new
recruits which have been stationed fui
some time In these positions, veteran sol
diors yfrom Poland have now appeared
and have made their presence known hv
creeping up TO the hnrbed wire cntangle,
mcnts Of the British where they LEFT n
pncard In English which read. we have
come back from Warsaw 20 give yot
hell"
+ There can constantly bc heard from
behind the German lines the umult o
trains bringing up men and munitions
the Umhlc OF heavy artillery and IN,
unmptng OF constantly arriving battal
ions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07

NEW YORK. Jan g.. Hunger, thirst
and cold were among the horrors OF the
M passengers Of the Greek steamer
Thossnlonh during the week she was
battered by the Atlantic gales They ar
rived here Friday on the PATHS, To
which steamer they were transferred
leaving all baggage and personal belong.
ings on the disabled vessel
On Christmas day passengers said, the
supply Of meat on the Thcssilonlh was
exhausted Only few gallons Of water
were left, and the shlp's officers began
to portion out the short mtions The
transfer to the patrls was made under
great difficulties because Of the heavy
sens
The Thessalonhd fret sprang leak
when she encountered a hurricane Dc.
cemhof - The steamer sent out calls
for assistance hut the hurricane sub
sided and she proceeded
December 2G the ThessaloniN ran into
n O-mlc hurricane. Fresh leaks were
opened uu and she was badly tossed
nhout II was then that rhessalnniki
sent out numerous SOS" calls which
were heard by the Patris. United states
T1orlEel aud other steamers
After taking aboard the disabled
liners passengers. the putris shot line
20 the Thessalonlh and took her In tow
ON January T. The wind Increased how
over, the tow-linc parted and the Thos-
selaniN was driven rapidly 90 the south
east before terrific hurricane. The
patris took un the search for the lost
vessel and was Joined hy the Scnnd
navlan steamer United states which had
turned out Of her course.
The captain OF the ThessnonlN re-.
peatedly refused 10 send out wireless
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
HUNGER, THIRST, COLD SUFFERED
BY THESSALONIKPS PASSENGERS
BEFORE PATRIS EFFECTS RESCUE

uul's for mid pt the luhrst of both crow
rpJ upsscpr,rs ,r.,,llr. g., William
,,..,..
"'"'''n '"''''"'' ''.'h'n "' INV
United states who was "a passenger lir
.,fl.
I'm, first in, p,ssrprcrs knew there
y.s ,r,r,ipr ,p,Iss v,s on prr,mbcr
a, ,.n.,. .I r,, ,r,,, ,,,, ,rI,r,I p..nv
a., ,,r ., .,,p,tbipc b,t had gonp
,.r,,,. u,p, p,gsrpr,rs b,ramc
,,,,,,J n...,,l., D., ,,b,r thc uoIi,u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
CAMP PBELL RUSSELL
SUBMITS PROPOSAL
Has To Do With Distli-
button of School
Funds.

\ plan of scuuror Campbell Russell ~
Warmer 10 collect ,rpuo>mptcly 500 ooo
from the various school districts of the
state for ms efforts toward Ntolznr
section l"A. article 10 of the constitution.
adopted 10y vote of tine people. onme 20
urnt Friday morning In letter to state
Superintendent n " Wilson from the
officials of school district In King
fisher county who had sought his nd
wise ON the proposition. without com
mrut MIR Wilson Immediately referred
the matter TO Attorney General $ =.
Freezing
section 12A provides that all school
taxes paid hy public service corpora
ruu. shall ho uDid into the state treas
uu, and distributed the same as othyr
common school funds II was adopted
through the efforts of Senator Russell
md the Peoples Power league " which
hr ig president I'm q test case carried 10
the supreme court that tribunal did nor
declare the amendment unconstltutiouaL
Nut held that n vns imperative because
q. the absence OF any legislation lbs
which its provisions could he carried out
Now Afr Russell proposes by the use NJ
the initiative and referendum or other
means TO supply the legislation needed TO
u'nIize the section II the various school
districts will Kick IN" and paw him for
his services and the cost he incurs I'm
his efforts
Accompanying letter from Mr. Russell
tp the Officers " school districts is blank
form of contract which they nre asked 20
sign N the plan appeals 80 them. By tho
terms " the contract the school district
agrees that n Mr Russell is successful
u hls efforts the school district will pa,
him 10 percent OF the difference between
what the school district receives as "a
result of the operation NJ the section aud
what n would have received had not the
section been vit0llzed, which is described
iu the contract IN "net gain Several
school districts, particularly In Muskopcs
county II s understood, have agreed Ia
the pnu
According TO hurried estimates mad,
Friday I'm some of the state departments
this would return Mr. Russell approx.
mntely 500 eoO Tho contract specfican,
states that he is to receive nothing II h,
is unsuccessful In his effort 10 make th,
section operative
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
Members Are Disposed in
Advance Toward Har-
mony and Dispatch.
RESTRICTED ENTIRELY
TO SPECIAL MATTERS
State Officials Concur in
Belief That Session Is
Needed.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
FAST KATY TRAIN
GOES INTO DITCH
Six Coaches Turn Over; No
One Badly Hurt in Rem
tiesville Wreck.

MUSKOGTE. Okla Jan. The Ts1na
Special, fastest train on the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas between st Louis and
Texas points went into tho ditch near
Rentlesville twenty miles south Of Mus
kogee early Friday morning Four Pull
mans and two combination coaches left
the rails and turned completely over but
no passenger or member Of the crew was
seriously Injured.
The train was late and running SIS
miles an hour. A front coach left tho
rails and five others followed Il Rails
were ripped from the road bed and ties
scattered FOR fifty yards A ditch four
feet deep WIS plowcd in the roadbed and
the six coaches with their truck ripped
OF turned completely over and are lying
In a ditch beside the track
There were approximate 2so persons on
the train, most Of them asleep In their
ber,hs Aside from being badly shaken
up and bruised by the rolling coaches
none was injured
Thirty eight steel rails were ripped Off
the roadbcd twisted and broken and J. 900
ties dispaced Traffic cannot bo resumed
over the line for twenty-four hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
INDIAN LANDS
READILY SELLING

NHuMORE. OKLA jan Especial p.-
The sale nj unolottcd Indian lands held
Thursday In Marietta resulted IN the solc
of every acre In Lov county In Carter
county Friday ightccn tracts. compris-
Ink lG2 acres, are offered and whom
the day closes II n probable that not
an acre of unsold land win rtmnln m
ilis county s. A. Mills NJ the Interior
department. with headquarters at Ard
more, h conducting the sales.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
SIXTEEN BELIEVED
LOST ON KANAWHA

PA7kEPSDUrG W Va. Jan. T. --
UEPORTs FRIDAY FROM THE POINT
ON THE OHIO RIVER WHERE The
PACKET kNNhW+A WAS WRECKED %
WEDNESDAY NIGHT ShIO THAT o.
{. SlSSON. SECOND MATE WHO Has
COMPILED ltST or THOSE ON TIE
BOAT, PLACES THE MISSING At
SIXTEEN " IS BELIEVED OTpER
BODIES WI BE FOUND WHEN THE
FAILING Or The RIVER PERMITS
EXAMINATION or TrE CABIN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
FIREMEN GETTING
NERVOUS-NO ALARMS

For over fonr days there have been no
alarms received ot fire headquarters. and
the men er" becoming nervous The last
aiorm was turned In early Monday morn
ing when fire was discovered In the
rear OF the Tate drug store at First
street and Broadway The longest mo-
alarm period ON record nj the Central
station occurred last summer when cigh,
days elapsed without fire being re-
ported IN oklahoma city Two weeks
ago there was u daily average of about
eight nlarms grass fires being rcspon-i-
Die for most OF them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
GERMANY READY TO
END LUSITANIA CASE

WASHINGTON, JAN. PROPOSALS.
WHICH THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT
BELIEVES WILL END THE cuNTRo.
VERsY OVER TIE LuslTANLA DIS.
AsrER IN A MANNER sATlsFAc.
TORY TO THE UNITED STATES
WERE UNDERSTOOD TO HAVE BEEN
RECEIVED HERE FROM BERLIN.
COUNT Won BeRNsToRFF HAD AN
APPOINTMENT TO CONFER WITH
SECRETARY LANSING FRIDAY AFT.
ERNooN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
CANNONADING ON EASTERN
FRONT TERRIFIC; 100000
MEN IN FIERCE STRUGGLE

PARIS g n
nd
declare the ho
an tho
this have been broken b, the concuons The battle raging with
with
thnl
vhc rem
that consequences this battle
100 he In
irresistible progress Russian forces The
70 difficulties tho Russians have had
hd
deep powerful supplied
cuN
approngh impossible
method sumounng
the barbed
ms ho removed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
WOULD STOP SUGAR LAW.

WARRINGTON, Jan Z. - Senator
hroussard OF louisiana Friday introduced
a Joint resolution providing that the tar
IN on sugar he suspended from going
into effect In 1916 Another resolution
hy Senator Rroussard would grant CON
sent of the United states TO the state "
Louisiana 10 institute In the supreme
court u suit 10 determine whether the
tariff law is being properly construed
with respect tu sugar duties
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
ENGLAND ADMITS
SUBMARINE Loss
Underwater Fighter Sunk
Off Coast of Holland;
Grew Rescued.

LONDON Jan T-Ul.o0 a ml-Thc
sinking NJ 1 British submarine off the
coast of Holland was officially nu-
nouuced Friday morning
The crew Vls saved
The admiralty statement SAYS that the
submarine. the name of which is not
given. was sunk Thursday uft the island
OF TeNol the most southwosterN OF the
British group The entire crew. mum
boring thirty three. was rescued 10y the
Dutch Noord Brnbant and brought into
the Dutch port Of Hclder