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The Washington times., 1916-01-12
LECTURES.

With press and public boosting. en-
thusia stically for South America as a
land of commercial opportunity and as
haven for tourists seeking new
scenes and sensations, f. NJ. Newman
begins a timely series of traveltalks, at
the Belasco Theater, next Sunday eve
ming and Monday afternoon at T. His
first subject, Brazil will be COM
prehensive verbal and pictorial presen-
tation of the largest, most beautiful
and, in some res oects, the most impor-
tant of the Latin-American republics.
The Washington times., 1916-01-12
THE BEST
Photopldy Department in
WASHINGTON
TODAYS BEST FILMS
By GARDNER MACK.

adapted from The story by Pros
per M.ritnec N.a!;l.y), the Leader,
Ninth between r and + streets.
Lulu ';laser in loves PDgrir,age
TO America (Universan. Gram
dall's. Ninth and l. streets.
Maud FeaIcy in '"rhe Bond
wom an" the Garden. 425 Ninth
street.
Vallj Valli in Tho Woman Pays"
Metro. Crandalrs Apollo, GA
II street northeast.
Hobart Henley in GRAFT fourth
mstallment UnivcrsaD. the AL
hambra tl9 Seventh street.
Rita Iolivet in Tho Honor TO Die"
UTniversaD.. the Ilippodrome, Ninth
street and New York avenue.
Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno in
graph. the Masonic Auditorium
Thirteenth street and New York
avenue.
Frank Campeau, Dorothy Girh anG
Sarah Tr,aN in Jordan Is a
Hard Road (Trianple), the strand,
Ninth and l. streets.
Constance Collier in THE Tongues
Of Men" tMoroscol. Locw's Column
bia. Twelfth and F streets.
Eote-These selections are made
from prog"nmr prepared by the
managers OF the theaterS concerned,
ard no responsibility is assumed for
AT hitrary CHANGES without notice to
The Times. They are based on the
personality of the players and the
producing company and not per-
sonal INSPECTION. except in special
cases. u. Nj.
The Washington times., 1916-01-12
LEGISLATIVE WORK
DRAGS IN CONGRESS
Members Predict Session will
Still Be in Progress Next
October.

The wheels Of legislation are not spin
ming rapidly these days at either end
of the Capitol. Complaint is being made
tnnt things are dragging and Congress
is getting nowhere. Some Democratic
leaders are beginning to get restive. AS
for the Republicans. they are saying
81 told YOU so: the Democrats never
could run the Government
Members are commenting on the slow
ness of procedure on the paramount
problems OF legislation. and are predict
ing Congress- will still he I'm Washing
ton until October or November next
unless 1T hurries up good deal
Speaker Clark warned House members
the other day that unless they wanted
to be here until October 1t would be
well for the committees to report out
some of the important bills referred to
theme
The Washington times., 1916-01-12
White House Pressure Absent.

w INV hlouSV ICSSuIC huSCHts
Congress has hardly settled down to
work yet. Partly this is because II took
some time to organize committees.
Partly It Is due to failure OF the leaders
to get the machinery to operating un-
der pressure. The White House insist
ence on quick passage of bills, which
was SO marked the last Congress. Is alb
sent. Whether the President will at
tempt the same course he did last Con-
gress remains to be seen. Democratic
factionalism on preparedness. revenues.
and other issues also Is making II diff
cult to achieve results.
The House has passed the resolution
20 extend the war revenue act and the
water power bill. but most of its other
work has been minor In the House
Naval and Military committees there
are prolonged hearings which will hod
back the navy and army bills for weeks
to come. In the Naval Committee IL Is
charged the small navy men are trying
to stretch out the hearings and waste
time At any rate. questions are being
asked which are OF little relevance to
national defense.
Senate Blocking Action.
So far as solving the great problems
of national defense and how to find the
money to pay for national defense are
concerned. both houses are as far away
from a solution as ever The Senate
is on the Philippine bill This Is provoking
a lot of debate. The Military and Naval
committees have not got down to work.
Neither have the Finance and Appropria-
tions committees. The legislative prac-
tice is for the Senate committees on
revenue and appropriation bills to wait
on the House. and the Military Commit
zee or the senate Is getting ready for
hearings on preparedness this week
However, it cannot be said that legIs-
latiVe matters, save as to Introduction
or bills. are moving rapidly in the Sem
ate. One of the signs OF inertia Is seen
in the difficulty of getting quorums to
attend committee meetings.
1t Is safe guess that unless there is
an early and unexpected shift in the
situation, Congress will still be talking
national defense and revenues not to
sap appropriations. when summer comes
One effect Of the delay in promptly dis
posing OF the defense and revenue
problems will be to block action on a
number of measures of prime import
ance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
HAAC'S CURVES
EASY FOR TWINS
Fort Smith Sluggers Romp on
Indian. Then Pound Her
bert, Win 1872.

Twin slussefs fell upon ihs curves ~
HAhg and Herbert Yesterday afternoon ~
Fort Smith and slammed them nu over
and out ot the lot. winning terrible bat
fest hy the count ~ i5 20 Adams who
broke up Tho game tho daN before IN the
tenth inning With home run pooled
pHif ~ circuit olou's one NJ which went
"a halt block out " tho park before II
came 10 narih
From the way tho game started n
looked lko pitchers hattie between
llofnshy and ll1hg Oklahoma CiiN made
nnc run IN the first IN nm error and Baef.
wAli- two. hnEgcr Haas held thr Twins
rcorcle-s fnr the fitsi three innings Then
the OLD aeroplane went up The Twins
pounded out six hits and scored six runs
IN The fourth and hunF ur ''to.he-con.
tinucd. tn. our next sign. This threat
they made GOOD They registered four
more hits and tho same number of runs
IN tho NTH This was The end of Haas
Thcy got three m tho sixth off Herbert,
ono In the seventh and one IN tho eighth
Tho Senators only other run was =
homer b, pamcton IN tho mn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
SOONER STARS
SUCCESSFUL IN
WICHITA MEET
Speice and Laing Win Kansas
Oklahoma Doubles; SpeiCe
In Singles Finals.

Charles r spc.ce and Ronald u
Laing. the Kingnshcr tennis stars who
were runners.up In the Oklahoma tour
nhment last week. won tho doubles titles
at tho Kansas Oklahoma tourney a.
wichita yesterday afternoon by defeat
ing Gauthcr and lArrlmorc, wichita
players, handIly IN straight sets. accord
ing to word received In Oklahoma city
Saturday morning
spclce And Lning played the wichita
men of their feet. after going through
the preliminary rounds Win ease.
spoleo Va. onutIer.
Speico was TO meet Gnuiier for the
singles ,hnmpIonShip today The okla.
homa man was "a hot fayopt' sprlce
was funncf-up q Paul bsrrough n
Hugo. who won the open Oklahoma
championship here last week and Won
the first two sets iu the Championship
match only 10 lose the next three. pat-
rough and M0nn"t Nor" not entered In
tho wichita tournament
oautlsr From Here
GAutler who was member NJ The
Ialng ana who was 10 meet Speice I'm
the singles finals today 10 n former OK.
lhhomA CITY man. and played In the two
oklahoma tournaments preceding tho
1915 meet llo prs eliminated last year
hy Eugene Nonnnt md ls not thought
~ he a match 'or Spoioe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
Di a nm 0rld
Gill MT

Poster. Leonard. Ruth and Shore
Gee, but ~ IL hard 20 frofe
GRASTLANp RICE
tn. yank. and Athletic. will testify
10 the truth ~ those lines Not n run
hs, been counted ou N" Bnston pitchers
In the last three dHvs. Foster Ruth and
Rhor. pitching shutouts It's Leonatds
hoE turn today
While Shore wss hlArking the Athletic
sh..hAn. a young Irish pitcher employed
nv Mack. was holding the Rcd Sor 10
two hits However he cut loose Wild
pitch that enabled The Sor 20 count one
run. enough 10 win
In the interim nm awful tragedy VA.
being ensoted ~ The little Afkansas VII
iAsc ~ Fort Smith Two Oklahoma Ci'y
pitchers we're offered IN for slaughter
10 the suddenly fcfocious Twins. Haas
aud Herbert h.ing pounded for nineteen
snfctles and fifteen runs. while old Pen
iIofnshy wss making The senators cat
out Of his hand
Rogers Hotr.hy the lad sold Nv psrI
son ~ the Cardinals. IL showing the IN
,ionai league few things this yerf
fIofnsh,s name sppssfs today In the
his l-sgis averages among the NATIONAL
eleven loo hi''sfs Ne H. hating 70'.
three points h.hlrd iial chase and four
hshnd Hans wasref n, the Rt, hs's
The only - ioui. msu IN NE u', Ros
'rs IL brother ~ Rep 'hs Twin
pitcher
Another Young ,'st who u. suddenly
IHH - %
Tho browns TODAY 'of 'he fret tim.
mi. year sIslsr = Tn tho lis' NJ 1oo hl,
,efs
After hclnF ,hu, out Two dsys IN ur.
eossinn b, tho Rcd Sot The Yankees TOOK
revenge IN Atgr measures On Washing
ton Yesterday. winning both ends ~ y
dnuhlehsaisf waiter johnson was hs
victim IN The first Harper lost tho
second Nick cullop pitched Ms seventh
stfsishi victory for tho Ysrks
The Giant. started tosd trip. and i'm
rnsdisisly commenced winning They
only 80, ~ 'sf a. Brooklyn from tho Polo
0tound. hut ,hs, vss sf enough IA
shake the in, and oor victory
n mus, he tough on New Work roo,.r.
N 40 10 nfooklyn snd sec tho Dodgsr.
srd Giant. slsshins =, each Others
th'c.is when both have chance NJ
The rennant
Indian, and tigers were slated n
hhsle asain TODAY after resting Nester.
dN The chances sfr that one day,
ts.t did No, make the indians. with q
crippled pitching staff mad
The Rsllfoadsfs continued to Increase
heif lead IN the Western association
Yesterday, ssain defeating the Miners
while Tulss ives losing the third straight
sams W the sherman LION,
rstis broke Nussos..'s streak. hand
Nv taking = game from tho Met. y,
an sssN score
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
rsyeNolooleAI opow s1Arlno.

There BE- 0n more ou',pck,n. bo,,,fu,
champion u' German imperialism than
IHn.s bernhard won pue,uw. who. sc.
.nfiIrr n reiterated reports. may suc-
r.,H Ambassador Won Rsfnstoftt as am-
iHsH1nf in Washington
lI. iaok Imperial Germany" nun.
N..sH In NH uvu roun'f, In iai, and 4,
I|. United states 'u 1915. is = document
H IWpriHNa'II propaganda whose sub
N, purpose ia u0' Co hs mistsksn. nov
NHi ur have rnmr. through two years
u' experience. 'H realize The character
nf' extent ~ tho German system Il
Propaganda
Nn a'H',smRn oi an, other world pow.
t.. .'Ha.N Identified With Its rise 10 ,
N.Hrf position In international affairs,
v.IN approach formal discussion n
'.H..II. ans irf,ign politics and pnli.
.ta Fnm ira standpoint ~ propaganda.
1000 'h' Wnirfu g"fmau .spourdefs 4
W.''H politics and economies arc nsaf.
'N RI u' ihr propaganda school. and %
Thoroughly bent 90 tho ptopsssndist
riIr.rlc hav" they become thA, their
w.Hl perception ln that relation has
teen sIurstrt uut
". have had enough ~ The rtor.ssn.
iF's We van' our hospitality ~ hs en-.
.n.'i iN mon whose methods In states.
mHrshIu and diplomacy A. NO, seek a
NfufrH iof iHsIf success lpur prnpss,n.
ff W. want men vho deal directly snf
huNoiabI mot men Who seek TO bend
,'lFfs tu their way of thinking hy nay.
Nnausiral hfUv beating Daily rina n.
r'al Amstira
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
oooo tNouop EVIDENCE

4 YOUNG lawyer. not noted 'rt intel
lgrnre. succeeded In rs'ilng client Nr.
quilted ~ murder Meeting friend =
t,V DAYS Nftsfsstd ihr lawyer Vht
gtsctsd with warm ypnsts,ulaiion.
YES" hc ssii morrins Ms hfov. I
GOT him Of hu' II was marrow Escape
marrow escape How
An. tho jlrhies, squeeze YOU ever
suW You know I examined ,hs witness
and nads tho arguments myself. the plea
l,'nE self defense Tho jury va. pui
ioc whole days FINALLY. ,hs Judge called
them before him and asked phst the
trouble vas
only one thing yonf honor rsplisd
,hu foreman Wss ne prisoner, ruun
f'l rs,sined b, him ~ appointed by the
irufts'
M. gentlemen, the prisoner is y
wan ~ means said the iudss. snd en-.
rsgsd hts own counsel
I could np, scs vhsi heatire ,hs
question hai on the evidence" rnnun
u'd the lAvNet hut ten minutes afs,
IN filed the Jury. and what Az you thins
thy verdict vas"
what asked his friend
why. no, sull,y. on the stuuna ., M.
snni,N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
HARVARD CLEANS up
IN ANNUAL REGATTA

NFw LONDON conn turs q IN
einnirs thr snnusi dual varsity fsas
frm Vale tss,sfds, IN 'hs hisiHfi.
rhsmss course ths Howard s'fhi 49, e.
nsw fscHfd slirpinF rfsen seconds ~
ne Old msfs ~ % mir " sss sstsh.
lishsi =, Vale IN its, rhs tsrst,a 80
isfdsv resulted IN : clean svFsr fnf tha
crimson r.fsmsn Vale pinnine M, = .ir
ale event
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
TEN STARTERS
FOR HANDICAP
Roamer Favorite in Brooklyn
Classic, Opening ACuue-
duct Track Meet.

NEW YORK June q Ten thorough.
hr-ds Brr named 10 start today IN me
Brooklyn handicap ~ one mile srh fur.
long. the feature On the opening dav's
piosfam " the Queens County Jockey
clubs annual meeting ~ the AlucdIr'
race track II will mark the twenty,
seventh running ~ this classic event
Andrew Miller. swear cd gciding
Vosmcr. hns been Installed the public
choice. although hc carries the TOP Im.
post ~ ~ hounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
CITY LEAGUE GAMES
TODAY MAY BE OFF

The diamonds st pelmaf Garden. used
~ the CITY league. we're thoroughly
soaked this morning a. the result ~ the
dnwnrouf last night. and u was consid
cred doubtful whether the games sched
uied iot this afternoon would he PLAYED
Managers ~ the opposing teams were 70
.confet early this afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
%" Read The Tines Sports if You Would be Posted

SrW YORK June ~ OH tuners Ike
10 tel tho stnry NJ tho last battle between
Kld Nooos and potter Msh"r tho "rH'.
hNon bout during which Mr'oy knocked
uut fh' lushman with on" punch
Ignl or ten years ayo benefit
rard uHs arranged The promoters og-
ured hat n would hdf '1 'Ds gaIerr NJ
'ro occasion n they could g'' on M0Nw
un' NHt'r Both practically h1d retired
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
FAN ASSAULTS SPENCER
AFTER CLOSE DECISION

An its'r fan ~ MrAlrsisr Friday 49,.
saul,sd Umpire pu Spencer after the close
n tho game between penis0n and The
Miners. vhict n'u'sOn won .hiefl, Nv
clUsc decision IN ~ favor Police had
'n escort Spencer from ~" field 90 keep
him away from the crowd The ian
Who a'ta, Nod Spencer vaa not arrested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
WAUGH PUTS WATERLOO
LAD OUT IN SEVENTH

FuRT wnRTn. rstas lure u 81
pobbv waush ~ rrf, Worth. mo s.a
ru' Nsil Ailison. wa,sfirs,. ioss. m ihs
seventh fnuna ~ schsAuisi finssn
fuund bout here Friday nish, The men
are vsilsrvslshta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24

summary Home runs, l'ameiun, AZ
len. Adams : three base mt, Rohison,
tWn.hase hits, Raetwsld McCRrty, Thorn.
SON. unfnshy /. sacfifice hits McCshc,
NrNuraN stolen bss.s, McCartv, Adams,
Hnhlsnn. Allen hits NJ llaAe. ~ In In
ninss. Oft Herbert M : innlnrs. dou-
Me pls,s. Clemons to PAYNE tn cameron,
tslninssf tn Thomson tn Adams struck
out. hy Haas .. ~ ilethet, first base
On sttufs oklahoma CITY bases On
halls nft Hrthet, d ofi liofnshy ! left
on bases. oklahoma city 2. Futt Smith
, wid pitch. herbert rassei hall. shat.
f.r rlre, ons hour and my. eisht min.
utea tmplra. punilus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
WlllAR0.F FULTON BOUT
LOOKS PROBABLE NOW

NEw YORK. June ~ Representative
S Jess willard. heavyweight chsmpion.
end Pred FULTON viz meet here ne,t
"Wednesday 10 discuss detail. ~ q pro.
posed .cfsn between the two hesvirs NJ
Grafton. " Va IN Labor dsy Word
Vas received here that an offer ~ sis u~n
FROM Henry sherman and james Connsi.
" ~ Minneapolis for such = buu, hsa
beer tentatively accepted by Tom innrs
wlllnfds manager
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24

Veterans. Including Wagner, are among
'hr batting leaders NJ mo NtNUnl
bnEu. uauh'ft continues 10 lead vI'n
go Carey Pittsburgh IL ahead Boo stolen
bases With 70. Fhrk chicago. Boo -HUr.
fUe HRS with 10. Williams. Chicago loo
homsruns With and IN total bases with
ini and Burns Sev iurt. ir runs scored
with 70 The cubs retain me club t,'.
ting leadership with .5s The Nationals
1I. hri"fs are
utubcri BROOKLYN. 80 Robertson Nrv
York. $50 Zimmerman chicago. 1
poyic Sew York 72a schultz Chicago.
40 Hinchmnr riushufgh 3'7 Hgrrs
Philadelphia. no wheat Hruosgu. 10..
Wagner ruishufrh 'u1 chase ,IrHr-
natl 1oi. HpfnshH 81 Louis '0l
Eiss rakss lsad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24

The indefinite suspension N Msnsssf
ioe Mcginrl', - ihn pn,e Northwest
Old major isssue friends when IN 'hs
hlr latd the Iron Man VS. shoit a.
bls a rowdy a. silent John" Titus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24

fcf ovsF two rcs vi, now trs rt,, ,I,
tiuts In ~. American league nav. been
funriru under tiarss,=ls. ,Nar N.s
csmss apaf, So 'cr once the earl,
sore tNat suggested ~ issu ,s club,
hat ucct chance. has made GOOD rhs
,No ,ufrfiss, ~ course. have bs.r
Cleveland sNt Washington. club, ina,
te,,fNs sst.r,lcrsi credit 'of tNsis 'n.
riay ~, hs second STAGE ~ ,hs "a /.
10 no~ on. july generally tfiNns T,
change y, vas safiy IN luis isu ssa
cor tNst ne waite Sos ',Nsfsi and
tls~ ~ rlnst, ard psf sos 'u,hsf o.
tNs Ncr, In tNs is. ,hfss week, the
fess nave tser ,hs best club In the
GAME Thsy nave ts.r getting better
ri,thiru ari ., thiras ,,ani today sfs
,hs mcs 'ofmldahis contender, iof ths
Ot,ob.' too. cobb bu'r, ard n.umsr
s1s veil cv.f ,nN ~Nii, pcttv Vs,rh
10 On hs ~sy bscs IN hutrs
ne h,rtiy pfctabis ths, - taU clubs
Nh .,ay Nsy icra wi'hin four cT rvs
1smss - ssth r,hsr rhs tfsss n, soon
Soc s-f whsr n comes ths siut a. ~
~s,thst 10 Detroit bsyrri arv s,Ns'
rcr'srfsT In tNs VsIf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
Georgia Peach and Carolina
Cannon Now Climbing.
McCoy-Maher Benefit 'Grudge' Scrap
x y y x
KIDS FIST "SLIPS" ENDING GO
X X X x
Bout Was Real Romance of the Ring


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i"h '' I've ',ns WORK ana so ,ne toIN'
u'H'h' 'h' 'iItlr u"'a hlt oi suu'er-
''F' iN W'N'ns 'h' mh''h.
"rramet" starts
"gau KH. he said 4 understand
r'''- Nu'rs been saving that tho
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a. f saY ann do IL ge, Naher for
me-. oh. please 80 get Maher
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W. '"'. ''', ''"I'u Iltnt W. ~,
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'.' .N' '' '.''N n'''"ny 'nat ".
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NO. '..' "'m 'En' 'h h'' WIN on"
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Peter Fails"
I'D mccoy s going 20 donate his
.srt.... yys,ro ,,,'rg r. ,i,s some on,
fu lut him can Won .urrest anyone"
"Can I7' hlur'sd out Peter Can I,
Well ! sure con And Ms name Is Peter
Nahcr YouW lei mo box him. dye
hear"
And ro ih. boui vsa made
When the rivals entered IN. rinx that
rlghf ~ was spparent 10 everyone that
both we're no, ln real fighting shape
Also IL n1s noticeable that both men.
instead ~ exhibiting the friendllnes, that
Usually exists between boxers in hene-
ivy '...li..'' WIRE b'A''hb a. eaeA
UNo Rough StuW'-Referee.
The referee brought them together
and told them that the affair was 10 be
Ia boxing exhibition only
Nothing else mind YOU" cautioned
tho referee Just box ana take 1t easy.
SO rough aiuV"
"OI hear yo." said Peter
! gotohs." responded Mccoy.
The gong banged and the fighters
walked IN the center Of the ring. and
hcsan riiIng around
VOW m.nd you, Peter no slugsins."
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The Punch slipped"
Peter advanced closer and clo.er. This
, vas Hu opening that was TOO good "a
, miss Peter. you'll remember hadn't for
, gotten ths sfIrtn, ~ that Con.y Island
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
N, va, rl.,N

Once upon = 'i1r 'nsfs ~ss erifrf
sh, hsi been risting ffrin t ~ ~ tUs
atffssF foIri ess si4,N ai
Urs 49, he inst -rnt4,i " himself sri
h e ssfIrs NJ shots ihst he ruuid never
ftrisir frmrsi ssuund M -
f,i'sn'ir vru fsmsfs hs vss hshiy
fisiri ani ir sr Fsifrmf'y houvsn'
m0ri TtIirniir srair suu DON'T knos
fif Trr 'hs isIis 'hs' sfs 'hs' hr vs.
fr-sf ihsu q tru~e ia,l hsrsuss hr had
iifss 'sirit ssu ru'is 'hsi vriit have
tisfsi r.
rhs ninssi tsIne that shsisvsf .cot,
yUu act should have ben at least q less
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24

Tf,ins TO plck q winning college rtew
With tho sli N dcpe on their practice
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