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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
WIadlidl abaelaMicn.

SSu Der Serington, nabe 6reoerid.
StraBe, iprong gcitern 0}or9en Elm
GtraBenbabn @oggon Ser SSoir.
mount-glpenuc.Sinie aus 0eu Shie.
ncn poourd ser 8ertebr ldngerc
Bet geiiort puroe. 8ou Den 9crio.
nen I'M @ageon muroe 9tiemano per.
Iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

lob. b.StraBe, 81 8O0en rib. @tit nidt
unerbebli6eu 8erleBuneen, ourlIn-
ter einem 9iippen6rud, muroe Cor.
ion in's MorDldnoer Slagemeine so.
ipitol eineeliefert. 9IuBer Scrrn
Gerrier befanoen iicb 9tihter Morris
80. gadaro inO 5rau in oem glllto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

$4,000 belouien. Qie 6eueripebren
bon 9lrlington Wloint Noibingtou
uno Gatonsbiue tbeilten iib III oic
20idorbeiteu. @oier muBte mittelit
eines 1000 Sub longeu S6laudlei.
tung bon oen @m0nu Sails Der ua6
DER 9ronOitGtte gepumpt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
glns Oeu 9sulisciacridjtcu.

<tNH DNN cuitONtyNA NAlhIAONs
ngSer nienols einen Jiaui6 eebobt
oeis III fciu brauer Glauu.
slber oieicS NloI foitcte es ISM.
@oImsle0 $25. Ger cilropdi-
ide arieo auf Dem Siio.9roao.
map. 9lnoerc 9hl6eitorungen.
nSeoes Wlol oenfe i6, i1 wiQ ee-
raoe cinen Erimf t6un, iinO icOes
W}al penn id oas t6ue, ne6me i1
nod einen anoereu. SD piiroe mel.
nen rebten 9lrm oafir 6ingeben,
menn i6 mir ielber gin6alt t6m
f0nnte.~ 60 ertldrte Der 64-idbrigc
9iuiom Q9almsleD geitern Oiorgen
i'm oitli6en &oli5eigeribt. gr wurOe
oen 9lbeno oorber bon einem @oIi.
5iiteu bctrlmten unO Selbitgeiprd6e
fiibreno aui Der StraBe eeiun0en
uno Der6aitet g9alnslep, ser Oen
9lidter idon oft in oerielben Sa1e
geie6eu bate, mrr0e 5u $25 Straie
uno ben Soften oernrtbeilt unO muB.
te iniolse @el0mangels ms @eidug.
nib pan0ern.
Ste6erei.
Cine bibige 9e6atte ii6er oen arieg
beranloBte So6n Sabomsfp, oeu
6ranf @1i6oluf, Or. 721, Siio-
8roa0maD, 3u cinem Meiierouea Der.
aus5uioroerrl, uno 9cioe, ruiiii6c
Geelciite, ito6en 6alo mitteu ouf oem
Siio.8roaowou Iuitig ouf chamber
los. bis ole @olBei Dem 3weifompic
Oiird Ger6aitlmg oer beioen Quelan.
ten ein @n0e iebte. Wli6aluf tUurOe
Degen tbdtliden gIngrifis in ser 0it-
litben Eoli5eiitation 81 $40 unO Oen
Soften, So6owsfD megcn lmorOcnt.
liden 9etragens 5il SO rmO 0en SEQ
item bon Hidter @eredt perurt6eilt.
@eito6Ienes 2oitautomo-
bill aufgefungeu.
Sic Yoli5ei 0es n0rOliden Giitrif-
tes ianO aeiteru 9}ohmittag oos9aIt.
glutomo6il BON q. s. Sing non 9lr
1917, lllionitroBe, Oas Dor einigen
3oaen geiioblen iporOcn mar, in ei-
mem 6eloe in ser gld6e Der @olb.
iugton 0RoaO, ilnaefdbr fiinf Wleilen
BON Ger StaOt. Gie Moi6ine mar
idmer beihdOigt. 9lls oie ongebli-
den Gie6e piroen ser 81 Sabre olte
Clarence gloels6erger uno ser 10
Sabre alte l6onos GodcD per6aftet
Gie ger6oiteteu, Oie 6eitrciten, ooS
2oitauto aeito6len 5u 6a6en merOen
belte 9lidter Sdrooer uorgeii6rt
tbSoeu
Cine nefr0blide &ol5erei.
Sin Streit nit onidIieBenOer Sci
Ierei iiber Oeu eiropGiiden &rieg
bra6te geitern @aIter 6. SouioaD
BON g1r. ii05, SiuenitraBe H. So6u
Sddier bon glr, 1914, gluoreiHaBe,
in Ger iiioIiden @oli3eiitotiou BOT
ben aaoi Hi6ter 9ianft berurt6eilte
9eioe. ole bis 81 @eginu oeS beiog.
ten StreiieS oide 6relmoe semeien
maren 81 ie 81 Straie mo Soften
@erfriibte Ieier 0es Bier.
ten
Cine peririi6te Seier oeS A Sui,
IN oereu @erlaliie @leiier, aniippel,
@ieriloi6en inO 9le6ulides Ourd Die
9uit flogen ianO an 6reitaa 9lbeno
IN Dem 240O 9lod Der Stodtou.
StroBc itott uno enOete oouit, ooB
oas Gonlitc, pel6es iiir 0ieie etlpoS
eigenartige 5eierIibteit Oerantport
lid mar, nod Der noromeitlihen 8c.
IBeiitatiou gebradt mrroe Soba
aeQp unb @alter Slider ipurOeu oo-
ielbit geiiern @ormittag bon 9idter
9reuoel 81 50 uio Soften OerurtbeiIt
m16reno Clifton Mpers nit einem
Collar Strafe unO Soften oaoonfam
Gaa Slider, 0larD@oolep, &apmonO
Mgers imo 9lidolns aitlud, melfe
e6eniaas ieiigeuommen porOen wa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
glrouO IN gDOOblaluu,

@ine 2oppel Gtoqe, Gigentbum
bon s. 6rauf Gmmort lno bepobnt
bon Wlourice llbler uno W2art SilI,
an Der 9llblano. .gbeme, @ooolawn
mluoe qeltern @ormittaa bon 6euer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Nur1e GtoStueuiofeiten.

Cine eroBe Corporation bat oas
2ano iiiolid bonn D2otrobe.@ar
oui 2ocuit Boint gefouft, Inn oort
cine grobe 6abrif 8u errihteu.
SSm @reisgeridt er6ielt 6rou Ga.
rab 6 6rauces gelieru cine obloluie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

bon im0 nod &eutIhlan0 uno
0elterreicb. llnenru ilber glotteroonI
uno g1elp.Dorf. @eIoieaouuaeu ndd)
europa.
S6cO. s. Dicuer & So,
2i7 C5t.g'aItimurc-SiF.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
9nnerGal6 cincs 9a6rc6.

Gs mar innerbal6 ocs Sa6res, bah bic
gadri6i pon Der Giablume Der beoen
erobarilaen glnlaecn nit elmer combiuiricn
capitalization bon mebrcreH Wiaionen Eols
lars, pieuedt 70 oicl pe Sb,000.000, Silent
lid beianni mnroe Gle fam nidt auf eins
NAL Seine iormeue @eriInbiaung wnroc
crlaiicn. Die Sniormoiion. baB 5uerit ene
slnIaqc cia6lrt pcroen ioaie, oann bab eire
smeiie 6dbrif aehnut ueyoen iolte. fam nob
nno nan sur @eminib uno IN wcueen @lo'
naien oeuteie oer 6ortidrlti tbaiid6ider
Cpcgaiiouen an, bon ueld' grober 9iisoeb'
nune bic neiicn unicmebmunseu ieiH loiir'
ben
sic 3pei lniernebmunael bloetcn Die
3petc enie in ocr ueucH luouiiriencn 9nt'
pidmnq bon Curtis Ban Die eriie uar
0c Gidblrune Der aQruoeniial GiI Com
PAM aui cinem gsrcal bon eiwa 90 gIdern.
Dies Concern uuroe BON @o0Iab bon gltt
ibon0 %. Nrabb bon @eip 0ori iinau5iri Nlc
GompGahie mdblic Den @lat I'M Curtis Nob
Giiini. 6a nab LANCER mo arimtider In
icrindnne man eriannie baB oieie Gaze
QtBbere 9ori1cile bot nls aneerswo eeboien
pcr6en ionuipn so ole GniihelonHo ocr
~4rnoenilal Oil Company iraeHo eipas nit
Der @ornabme Der ~2noullrial glcobo Gom'
pam" 5ii t1un bate, iii probemuilit aber
Bic 5oleeruHa III iniercilaut
9. & 8. 81, ,500,00 4ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Ab0nntnicu, Bic ben n8guilden NDrrg.
lpDnbenign" nIdll pNuillal Dber unreael.
mdfia erballens Hub nebeleH, peF Ciligg
popon peF Ielfpilpn opef lMrigllld Wlils
lA.lf.tel. W, ,.r A.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
Ree.x,.esla,ti!ol,s! e.,. z s!fh@%lae|
MeH8e haried Woman ~ G.ri...

, words ur even think such thought, ui
Jack honorable. msh.mlnded Jack
You arc utterly mistaken" | aid.
tas,ng nv eNe' and meeting M, as.
ou,hed out, steadily Jack Beckett
would have cut oil hi, fight hand soon
r. than 10 have told me- he cared ior
mJ n he had known ! was married"
The anger which ,mouldeted m
Di,kys e,e' bla,tl w again
And ma, | i,L why he d,dn, know
YOU were matu,d'" he asked icily
Because | didn tell him until after
WE had had cur dinucf"
"Oh" Tn, hi,l- mono,,labl, NIGH,
have been volumes. ,n tlouucu, 4, was
\efy cnn,idcfaic ui YOU. am sure
Rui urlcs, Cousin lack ~ a hli,hstins
idiot NAV ! suggest ,ha, h, probably
saw your wedding and enssstmtns
firg' anl thu, wa, not ,o ignorant
oi the truth q, he would like ~ make
It appear
II had come a,hr momen, ! dreaded.
when should have IN tell Dirky the
one foolish wrong thing | had done
during the morning ielt my nerve,
quivtt all over my bod, az hfaced
myself 70 tell MIN IN, truth and NEE,
the scene which I knew mus, follow
II ! had been almost any other vnm.
an ] would have gone tnasinsl, 10
Dick. yatcttsd him and pleaded m,
case 'n successful, ,ha, he would not
have minded m, revelation With ON.
/ pafi " ~, hfain f,alyed ,ha, | could
'nnihe Di,kt temper and avoid IN,
scene which upset me ,o VI could
nnl, hfing myself 10 ,hs elns,ns vine
attitude en- man, women ador, sue.
Ice,siully
! Ru, Il I, ,rro,,bl, iof me- ~ max,
az, advance, 10 nitky. ,n a,,tmp, "a
/ cs'eO him especial, " he is angry
a, me 80. instead ~ t,plain,ns iit,,
the reason int rN action oi the mnfn
ins I fu,hlss,ly h'ur,,d ou, the bare
,mpls truth
He did not ,et my ring, h,rau,,
T. took them off Wh,n I removed m,
gloves and ~, in,m IN nv handbag
] nigh, az well tell ynu all ,hs zee,
row Ai,f ~, had finished oni din
nef. and m, cousin had told me ahou,
his caring ] wa, ve'y much upset. ici
I'D no, dream " tt
oh II tours. not. inetiseisd
niyky con,,mp,uou,l, "takins III
,our ring, showed ,ha,
heean ~ rt, ver, m lp,,h,rs
myself iot telling all ihi,. hu, ds,sr
nin,d 10 60 through vih the Nhnl,
thing and lack called h,, and ",
ven, ~ 10 Genital rafk We wanted
10 si't me time TO ocnrcl myself. Or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
Famous Jeweler Of
Earlier Days Dies
as Business Passes

CHICAGO, July j.--lohn T. Town.
send, known twenty-five year, ago as
the Society jewelef" and numbering
among his patrons in the past the Ar
mours, Marshall Fields and other
prominent Chicago families, is dead
from shot through the head in the
rear OF his little store on Wabash ay.
enue which had been a Chicago land
mark for many years. The act was
the sequel TO the passing Of his once
prosperous business 10 other hands.
Mr. Townsend opened tho store IN a
little shanty forty years ago and pros.
pered so we'll that he soon moved 10
the present site As the years passed.
however, the best residential district
gradually moved away Townsend. for
sentimental reasons. did no, move.
Meantime his business iclI of and re-
Gently he decided 10 sell IT,
Sunday he went 10 the premises 10
turn them over to the new owners He
admitted them TO the store and stood
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
, By HARRlET DUNN HEN7ZENz

game OF bridge VIII close Sheit mect-
lngS for the season with picnic sup
per this evening for the husbands at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. II {. Morse,
followed BY game OF auction. The
party will include Mcssrs. and Mines.
Alex Wells, Joe Davis a g. Parrish,
Fred Coiiman, Porter II Morgan,
Charles II. Ruth and Fay Thompson.
Mr.. g. NJ Trcdway Of Homny,
Okla has been spending few days
with Mr. and Mrs Price.
Mrs. Rcucl Haskell jr will leave
Wednesday tor Guthrie, where she will
spend the remainder Of the week with
friends.
" z y
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ?. Carpenter
and daughter Miss Miriam Carpenter,
left this afternoon for Oswcgo, Kan,
where they will spend a. couple OF
weeks
- X n
Rev Phil C. Baud and Mr., Barre
are planning a d.. ghtlul eastern trip m
/ their handsome motor cor They will
leave luly q tor lola. Kan where thcy
viii be Jorned by Dr. Balrds sister
Mrs n X Holcomb and children
They will stop m kansd, City, St
Loui,, going VIA ,hc old pike TO Indian
apolls cn route to Columbus. Ohio,
where Mrs Ilocomh and family will
remain for visit Dr. and Mrs Baird
viii visit Judge and Mrs Charles
Kyle in Ienla, Ohio, and in IaneSwlle.
OHIO. at the old boyhood home OF Dr..
Bard At Pittsburgh. Pa, they will he
Joined by another sister, Mrs. Howard
Moiicti, and son for a trip to Wash.
lngton. d {, Returning they will stop
over m Cleveland and Chicago.
X \ y
Mr., Allen Street and children, Mary
| Louise and Bob Nllcn, and Mrs Frank
| Nardwcll. left this afternoon ior Den
ycr and Boulder Colo. where they
will spend the remainder OF the sum.
mcr
MISS Josephine Lincoln lett Sunday
Tor lavton where ,hc spent the day
with Mrs Frank p Sorgap From
there she goes To Medicine Park for a
few days with Nj and Mrs Frank
| h Lucas, who arc spending the week
there
&eR
Mrs Edla Lund departed SUNDAY for
Chicago and point, m Wisconsin
where she will spend The summer.
-
| Mr. and Mrs \ n Vance returned
Friday from an eastern trip during
which they attended the General As.
,embly OF the Presbyterian church at
Atlantic Civ The, also visited Wash
lugl1n u e., New York CITY phila.
delphl and Camden, y. J. NoppnS
, lor fortnight IN Cleveland. Ohio.
! with their son IN law and daughter
/ Mr. and Mrs & II Newell They
spent short time with relatives IN
T. Topeka. their old home and were away
slN wcckS
Rev T. y Surface returned Sun
IA, from Nilan', tiy where ne and
Mrs Surface attended the rfcshy.
terrain N'Semhly Mr., Surface and
children vent to different points IN
Virginia where they will spend lhc r.
mllndef oi The summer
-
Mis-, Martha Kelly who ha, hesn
the charming guest ol Mis-, M,lto'r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

Brown for the past five weeks will
leave Tuesday evening tor her home in
Muskogce
Mrs Harley l.. Lee left Sunday eve
ming Tor Colorado Springs and Denver
Colo, where she will spend two months
Y n y
Mr. and Mrs | Hamburger enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening at the
Lec-HuckinS in honor Of DR.. and Mrs
John A, Brooke, who will leave soon
Tor their new home in Philadelphia
A color motif of pink and lavender
was carried out in the decorations
with a bowl of pink roses and lavender
sweet peas. Guests OF the occasion
were Dr. and Mrs Brooke, Judge and
Mrs George w Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs g. V. Toms.
Mr. and Mrs Marion 6 Cooter
spent Sunday in RI Reno with their
daughter, Mrs, John De Lana
Judge and Mrs. John II Buriord
accompanied by Judge and Mrs Frank
Buriori OF Guthri" will leave the frs,
OF August for Lake Owen. Wis
where they will spend the remainder
Of the summer
Mrs Phillip Pierce will entertain
the Wednesday Auction club Wednes-
day morning at 10 70 o'clock, IN place
oI in the afternoon as usual
Dr.. and Mrs. X S Parsons are an.
ticipatlng the arrival Wednesday OF
the formers sister, Miss Ada Parsons
OF Shclhina. Mo, who will spend a
month here
Mr.. Robert Valentine oi Blackwell
Okla, will arrive Tuesday for a wsi'
with Mr. and Mr'. " l.. Peck
Mrs A. W. BOYD and daughter. Mis-,
Henrietta Boyd, will leave ThurSda,
evening for Fort Smith Ark. where
they will spend month with Mrs
Boyds mother. Mrs K. A. Oafkson
Miss Elizabeth Boyd will loin then
later
Mrs John Polhemu'. who has beer
visiting friends and relatives in Chi
cago and Bloomington. III. since her
return from the biennial Of Federated
Clubs IN New Nnf': in Nav il expected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
LIFTING OF EMBARGO TO
AID SUFFERERS IS ASKED

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July J.
Acting OF an urgent appeal from
prominent officials Of Ma,amoros,
American Consul Je" II Johnson and
Mayor Albert Browne OF Brownsville
will request General Parke. command
ing the Brownsville district, to permit
a quantity OF corn TO he shipped 10
the starving population Of Matamoros.
II is guaranteed TO Consul Johnson
by those making the appeal that none
Of the corn will reach the military
force, OF Mexico.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

the way | told him | was married
Then he realized that | must have
taken of my rings He told me !
ought TO put them back on, and when
! looked in my bag for them they were
gone"
What stuff Is this2" Dicky inter
rup,ed You have your ring, on at
this minute
Yes, ! know" | returned, but | did
not lind them ,or rearly an hour We
rushed back TO the restaurant and Jack
went IN to look TOR them While he
was gone Mr.. Underwood passed the
taxi and, seeing me, thought ! was on
my way to his home lust then Jack
came down the steps and said to me.
! can't find them anywhere Mr. I'm
derwood asked us II we had lost any
thing. and | answered, No, nothing OF
any consequence for | did no, wish
him 10 know about il. But he hap
pened to look a, my ungloved hand.
and said, oh see. nothing OF any
consequence. so sneeringly"
Don't You Know"
Dicky uttered vigorous oath and
rising began TO pace up and down the
room
"Mr Underwood went away then,
! continued. "ard Jack aud | started Ia
find YOU lie said II | had loSt>ry
rings he was going to be the dhe.4o
tell YOU But when ! put on my glove
the rings rolled uu, OF glove and !
put them on and came on home here.
and then went ever 10 Mrs. Under
woods Mr. Underwood ,elephoned me
here before ! left saving hr would not
speak of the loss Of the rings. but !
told him a fal'chood abou, them"
You DID What" Dicky'S voice
wa, sharp and reremptorv
Il told him that my rings had moi,
been lost; that nv glovc' were too
tight and that had removed them to
put On my gloves"
Good " Dicks voice held note Of
relen,ing That, one thing saved
anyway Wonder your conscience would
let YOU tell tina, much Of lie
His Sncer tou',t me ! had hecn
'peaking IN dfesry monotone which
ilpihed my feelings Now faced
him, indignant
"Sec here. D',n Graham don't
imagine It would have been easier ior
mr. to II, about all this' | didn't
need 10 tell YOU ANYTHING Another
thing ! want YOU 10 understand plainly
and that - my reason for mo-, telling
lack al first that ! was married n
had had real brother. YOU would
have thought u rtriectly natural inr
me TO have waite Tor h,, return before
married Now. No brother VI the
world could ha"c heen kinder io me
than was Jack Beckett We were m.
dth,ed N him Tor a thousand kind
neSSs,. Tor a lie,im, oi devotion
never should have married Wi'hou, fret
telling him ahou, II DO YOU wonder
that realizing 'hG. ! DELAYED m ever,
way the story ~ my marriage until
, could lind suitable opportunity
give YOU nv wo,i oi honor ,ha, nd
not dream he cared. and expect yor
10 believe mr. I"
walked steadily toward The dnni
NJ m, bedroom had NOT reached v
however before D,cky cla'psd m, II
his arms, and I ielt his ho' kisses or
my face
I'm seventeen kind, nj iealnu,
brute. I know. sweetheart, h, whi,
pefed but the though, oi that o,hr,
man. Who seem, to mean 80 much n
YOU. drives nc mad I'm selfish.
know hu, I'm mad abou, you"
pu, INV arms around his neck
Don't YOU know foolish nicky."
mufmufed ",ha, lhere's nobody else "
the world for N. hut lust you. YOU
you'"
Cor, r,rht lolhl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
-[S[
. Cmly

STORE Will nc CLOSED AL
DAY TOMORROW. JULY 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
PREPAREDNESS

riepst, Tor nes, ~a,hda, b, taking
home Red Cfo,, Rail Rlue AK an,
GOOD grocer Red Cto" Rail Niue
impsr,, clear white make, ,uu smile
when yru zee the beautiful snow,
white bs,ke, ci clothes Red Gross
tho blue that, true blue ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
S0ClAllST-lAB0R PARTY
DEMANDS WITHDRAW

WASHINGTON. lulv "A pro,r,,
demanding ,ha, all American troop, n.
withdrawn from MeNicn va, zen, 20
Pt,,id,n, Wilson TODAY hv M, national
eScru'iv, Commute, oi m, ,nc,al,u.h
hnf marty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

I'm almost glad you had a headache
5icr al l' Quolh Dioky suppose !
looked my a,ioni,hmcut At his remark
'o. he explained immediately
"li Sou hadn't had the headache ws
would have STAYED At llr,. and IN,
four oi II, would have gone to some
cate of music hall We'd never have
broken ava, from them before day
) ighi ll.S lot, more comfy here m nu-
,Wu l'tl, home, don't YOU think ~
+ Indeed I du." / a,,eu,ed heartily
and then itll ,ilsn, wondering how best
. loo tell D,ykN ihr thing, which had hap
9snti during the cycn,iul day ~ which
''hi, midnight lunch was 10 hs thr close
i'l mot know how IN begin ,u |
uluugrl ,ulu the yer, miill, oi things
"nJk," I SAID umufou,h. YOU were
'lgm ,hI, wufmng aui was wrong
hnu wy ,0Uun never dreamed YOU
uuH hr righ, hu, ,ou vcr, I am
lviulN ,oit, went ~ dinner win
hw ~ would have been much hs,lef
.u had lelrphonrl hmm | va' married.
and asked him to call on Us"
Ms husband hen, long searching
sbn,r it wc There wat more than a
mul oi anger IN w, e,e'
What do lou mean hr asked did
WON nul uu, Cousin Jack wasn't 1nrs
,u hfn'brtN a, you had thought hm
There Vlt ,usrr m m, voice that
ordinarily would have tunr me ~ .
,lutrI fr'nfi hui I va, inn m,,t'ahls
over 'Nr discovery ! had made n M,
morning 'o answer hmm IN M, ,r'f, o.
NJ. question
found ont h, JARED irt me. had
dous so iot yeats, and ! never dreamed
ul i.' ! 'aid hurhl,
DlykN was ,,ltn, irt long Will, |
dit NOT dafc 10 look a, HIM. m, INV
r rct which were resting on the table
aN hi, hand tlcnth and unslsn,h anil
,lJn,h again into a io'midahl, hooking
hv All A. once h, broke the silence
c,p'n,iyek
whs, picp said
9Th, hound" he exclaimed The
whining hound ", mu,, hr q r,r,
specimen. thi, cousin Jack ", didn
tell YOU he cared oh IN, v,urir
Dick, ,htsW into the word "whsn ,nu
v,ts free and he had hp chance hui
waited until he knew YOU v,tt ,aiti,
whifird. and then pulled tine 4 ha,,
| lu.si ,ou msdl, and secretly ,mii
stop ni,kyT ", voice vas hfr
though unv knew ,ha, Nv, aussl
against ls,k would he directed again,
NE in a few more minu,,,. hu, rrul,
- remain s,len, and ls, hum say .utl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
THREE DROWN WHEN MAN
TRIES TO SAVE GIRLS

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. July j-
Frank White. IS years old. OF SPRING.
dale, Ark lost his life in vain ei-
fort 10 save his daughter. Mildred and
his niece, Clara Holland Of Mone,ie.
Mo. both 10 years old. from drowning
IN White river Sunday
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Tomorrow's Euents

Nj and Mrs. Frank Johnson,
dinner at the Lee -Huckins in hon
OF OF Messrs. W. +. Hightower,
John L. Patten and John W. Ogden
of Chicago.
MI and Mrs. George A. Knott,
spend the day at their country
home near Choctaw.
Bridge Players, MIS-. Hugo Hoe
val.
Phi Delta Koppa dinner at Lee
Huckins.
Saturday Evening Bridge club,
picnic at Belle Isle, followed by
auction at the home OF MI. and
Mrs. George Midgley,
U. S. d. picnic at Belle Isle.
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~UARNuNG miormality charac-
" winch MI, ana MIS-. RANK
l'hn''o ana MIS- rVlNu j"'"'
SON entertained Yesterday afternoon III
.ompIwcu, l' n''I "'u',eu'',''
Me',t' W ,ugh''W'' j@"n )"
Pd'icn and lohn w. psu'u "' ,"'
odgo. Inc house was a'Ua'u''l, "''.
GRATED with md''c,, "i N''o" 'I""r' ,
and Mise. NI,'c Virginia hCnn'tl anu
Virginia Wright served punch Ih'''
assisting m receiving lhc guests "'I'
MIS-. Orn CODY ro"Ie, ", Jackson
Wllc, ria, ihc Misses Madeline 'o'
uugham, tIiIaoe'h Nmc,. ll'''h NloN'
tthcl Icht ana 'IA,r h"UlE o' nan
-a' ClN Between inc n'u'' "' > G, SI'1
4 O'Clock about i"riN.i''c guests ''''''
" 4
H., a,,,., ~, \r,s W,dcl,n. Co,,,nyban,
io, The n,s, ten dave viii leave Tues
J,, ,r me-, home IN E,n,,s CIV
',.,.,,g .,, J,y on ,,r,c :, n,i,
~ lam. u,r,cr u Cp,b,ir
Mr. and Mrs George y Knott WI
entertain a party OF c'ngcnal TREND
with 'pcnd-lhe-d day party tuesday
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Claro is a new
drink-a different
drink-better than
you've known be-
fore. 1t qucnches
refreshes--
captivates you with
its delicious charm.
Go to your fountain
today-try it-6c.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-21
Notice of Sale of Real Estate
State of South Dakota.

State OF South Dakota. !
IS In County Court
County of Perkins
In the Matter of the Estate of |. N. Grandon.
deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That in pur-
suance of an order of the County Court of the
County of Perkins, State of South Dakota, made
the 2hth day of May. 1916, in the matter of the
estate OIL. N. Grandon deceased. the undersign d
the administrator of said estate will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash the
1lst day of June. 1916. and suhje to the cOntir-
nation by said County Court at the City of Lem
mon, in the County of Perkins, and State of South
Dakota all the right. title and interest and es-
tate of said |. N. Grandon at the time of his
death, and all the right, title d interest that
the said estate has, by operation of law. other
wise. acquired other than in addition to that of
the said |. N. Grandon at the time of his death
in and to all those certain lots, pieces parcels
of lar d situated lying and being in the said
County of Perkins, ate of South Dakota, and
bounded and described follows, to wit
Lots Six go and Seven "a in block Seven "a
in Lemmon's Second Addition to the Town tnow
City of Lennon.
Dated May 30 1916.
&C. SIDERus
Administr tor of the Estate of l. n. Grandon,
Deceased.
Walter ID. Hickman,
Attorney for Administrator.
May 81 June Z Ia