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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

6citiafeit iciducic sic acitrigc Grill
ming Ocr Y0ric aus 5NpdHc
irat ipdtcr ctL 0ie abcr nicIt aN.
6iclt Galtinlorcr 9oric 0lcidl
ioas ATTN. GclSumpcu iiI1rs
tcu Gos0cn y 81. IN 6ront
Ger glfticumorft 5ciatc 1citc Rci
ser gr0iimma allgcmcinc 6ciiiaGcit
sic ic0ob MIR furjc 3cit aHbieIt.
Snu5 Dor 5dluB gemam scr 9lttieu.
MarIt pic0cr an 6eitigtcit ais bic
g}lc6froJc itdrtcr puroc. 9leaOinJ
iticg um VI @rmft imo ciucn glcis
rbcn gnliidmui9 1atte Rap Yorf
Central aiijiuuciicr. glidl 9lmcriroi
Smelling im0 mcrifouidc fctro'
lcm-slfticu cr9olicu iid por S6lnB
scr Y6rie. glmcrican Sim -9Ifticil
lparcu inter ocu geiuthteiien Spc5ia'
litdtcu ino itie9cn im t3s @tnftc.
ioooB lie bis alti 9li4 famcn lin
@rldt6cilc iiic8en aIh @ltte 5upc.
rior, Grucible Steel nn0 SuOultridl
9llco6ol gicw @auen uuiO Gbcia.
pcatc & G6o 5ciatcu cbcniaas Sc
iiiotcit.
@oltimorcr @orfc.
Ger 9orolmarft mar gciteru itetia
un0 oic 9}otirlmqcu INN 9rudt6cilc
661cr, penu ond cin3eIue glut6cile
inter Drud morcu Baltimore Tube
Commons lparen ehp1S feitcr, Oodl
ic5icn 0ie altc aroii nibt oirhorin-
gen 3i f6nncu, oo iic mir nit 1872
uotiren tonnteu. ,Sn Der Cclgrllppc
iii0rtcl oie GoS0cn-gflsGa6ci ma
Scr Nouocl III Oicien giicttcu mar
0ri.
Gie GlcorinaS ocr ucriloiicuca
gSobc 6ctrlaeu $l5.59O.729, gcaen,
iibcr $35,O5G. l6i iii Ser gleihcl
@pAc ocS @oria6rcs. Iics beouitct
cinen 5ciDiun BON $t0,53i26S. ~Iie
gcitriaeu Gleariugs bctraocu SIs
G75, ,lG7, gcacubcr $6507S92 Die
@ilau5 mar $7t5,992, 9eacnbcr
S7O5.39G All 0lcidcm Gage OcS Sor.
in0res.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
glcnc 3uciac.

@DiluDcIpDio rs. 9(pril.
Su 9SunalIup, @oi6u lit elm 3meig
oes Daltih glmerifauii1en 9iotio.
nol6unoes gegriinoet woroen Ole
Nerren Or gSolter @riogs pon &c.
attle, 9. ". 9llbrecbt 5cfret0r ocs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16


qauo CIm icr. 0i.. 900
suieruol Supi n4cs 2s ol% aaA
easi ler. 55-.... lop
lsciicru aGO N IN sAcr, w s2A
e,os uuo Glcetr8ilai.
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oon gns ii 5sr, " io0A io0A
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9onitaBIe zrutt ............. aS
agarnaao eaiualp ......... slM
QJlrrcantiIc xr 1rp 10. .s.. aaa
Nai qaui ci Commerce s9 9aa
yahonaI Gr6auae ......... l5iM i5t
9,cp gmftcrSam Gai. ~. 5s
sccono Gotiouol ..........2i
CilcnoabusIrrm
gtIantic Is pg Conn. .ilaM ll5
qi s & s ap bis. ...........
@lroIsenbobnsn.
nmtea Mos com e7
stteubobu.s u.sbHaaAnn,n.
eonont, q conr az NJ ogas
ooroIino central AL 4e ss@
NY \. ~, ,or IN, toew
4, & h ct eor 5er 40
g,o oefA eeu opor scr b. io3u
olr \ gscr csnlo Nh s5 wv
erat,erbobnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
gcrIdlLIc aai 0er NaItIn0rc gItIIen.

N0ele.
1000 9aIo Gin 3Acr gs.,,.. oils
10000 Baltimore sim sllcr m o5N
800 Baltimore sim ler, % z e ao4
200 Ratio SIN icr. 5~-..-. aa5s
800 @aic sim 4cr 5s.~..~ oo's
900 Goaoeu s. 50 Ger ...igl
1000 Gosocu q % 0cr ...... i2oA
5000 ooni 0oal ccg .......ss ioss
900 eoni Gas ii4cr .....,. a2H
700 Gou Gas il4eF .w.s rs
1000 @am & 81 Saul Il 5cr io2
1000 w " Mius Gotcs... 99&
200 ludico Mos imoa 5cr .~ sala
iooO luiico MpS C. ier r....... s3is
80 .m0cic qaao luoc com .iilis
Is qmDcuc qolio 1noc com VA
81 gnbcic 9aqo caoc com 1883
TO am0cic. gaIto 1aoc COM lira
25 gniDeic qaio 1noc pio a5
gmi0ctle q 3 & q com no
0i0 AmDgic Goeoen 4 Go sols
Nui0cilc cosocu 4 50 .,- gogi
i5 guu0cic Gosocu sos com 0's
100 gai0cilc Gpsacn @ns com C&
500 sui6cic Goshen @as cont
100 gui0dc Gosocu @as pIo rs
$50 ani0cle Goshen cas ccut.s ch
% gui0clc Gosoca Gas pio. AZ
200 smi0etc Gosocu & 9p. 2o'a
90 aatbcilc cao G1em com.. 90
" slnt6ciie Sapliou GDcmical oo&
25 gniocilc zqbiion G6cmica q
i5O anidchc Gi6oru Coal -.,.. n
10 stui0alc 5oelim Y SEP i3t
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s. smbeilc @S;r@tolca Aaui 9s
100 snioclc Totl @aui of com. 93&
sIui0eilc 9all Qam of com 23M
50 snibrIc cna @roo & 6c. GA
70 AuiDclc ana 9roo q oirA GN
TO ani0dlc cna groo ~ Jcf o8
100 alni0eIe ga 2sai 9olp q 80 y ~
30 aui0c'c ga 2Soi 2op IS 80 y 7iM
80 snt6ctlc 2sn0laro Sil....,. Gfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16


SnI GailioltD.Soipital briinOet iid6
Der 80 Sabre oltc 6rant GoIiautiuo,
Der Dor Dem Salic 9&r. AS, Ss5n.,
oirctt por ciucn in 9cpcgung 6ciino-
lidcn StraBen6o6nwaggon Lief. Ger
Dlonn bat &crIebungcn am 9iiidcn
0oUongctragcn.
Plus ocm Suuercn MorBlonOS nus
Oen angrenjcuOeu Stantcu.
ScIbtmorocri0cntifi5irf.
Ger iimgc Nona ser DorigcSSodc
in Der g}d6e BON Icrro 9llta, @. s&o.
SelbitmorO bcgin1 iuoem cr lid oid
sic @eleiie ser Baltimore & Cbio-
@iienbobn~ lcgte uuo bon cincm Sii.
ter5uge iibcrfa6rcu lieB, wlr0e ais
ser So SATIRE alte sSo6n 9iicc uou
Sotlano, ARo.. ioeutiii5irt.
9o6ncrh0bunN.
Ole 5oldrc idnmtlidcr 9iireau.
9mgeitellten ser ,9aItimorc-S6io.
@o6n.@eiellidait" oes Gnn6crlnno-
EiiirirtS wuroen im 50 bis So er.
bo6t Iic Grbo6ms trat icbon an
I. 9lpril in arait lmo fam maeia6r
200 GlcrfS 5u @ntc.
GcrIonqt $4,000 2 Shu-
0encriot.
Lic &er6an0lmg ser Sda0cuer
iatfla0c, mclc6e g. g. SnIon bon
Ibomos, W. ga. gcgcn Ir. g9iaiam
IS. Tanm au0eitrcn0t Dat ipurOc &C.
tern I'M areis9eridt in Gimberlono
Wlo., begonnen. 2uton Dcrlongt $780,
600 iiir 0cu Goo leincr 6rali 0ie alt-
acbliG infol1c elmer criulinedeR oon
II. Canm oGSgeiii0rtcu Cpcraton
iiar6. Et &cr6inoimg NIT Ocni 6oll
Auiir0c Gr, Eonml 6crcits ocs IoOt-
idIa9s iduIoig beimocu unO 5n bier
,Sa6ren 3ut6tbaus perllrt6rilt. Gas
9lppcIlntions-@criht pcruci9crte ibm
cine neue &erlunolln0.
3wci YoIi5iitcn cntloiicn.
S,n iener lcbien @crinnutma
cutIicB Scr StaOtrot6 bon yorf, ga,
3mci &oli3iiten pegcu aligeblihcr
Gicnitucrna6ldiiigmg. @eitcre sgoli-
3iiicn ioCcu in n1biter 3eit cntloiien
wcr0en- 9iapor Cugler inns Sta0t.
rat99-0lii9lieo 9oiean itiumteu ic.
ood geacu Die Gntloiiung Der 9so(i-
3iiicn. Ter 2cbtcrc crfldrtc 0ab sic
gan5e &caalirlmg 0es %oli3ci-Tcpor.
tencntS Elm Gib ici BIC &oli5iicu
iunrocu cntlaiIcu obnc ooB ocnicIbca
por6cr Gin Scrbor gciUd6rt iuorOcn
mar.
Grla0 icitcn gcrIcbun.
gcr
G6arIeS 9lileD, Elm 5tredcnmdrtcr
scr ,.@oltimorc.Cbio gobiL" scr IN
sem 2ouo Eatdj.Siuncf oon cincr
Sofouotipc iibcrfo6rcu imO ic1mcr
ucrlctt iuluoc ltor6 in GinnbcrlonN
im 9llelbouu-0oipitol. Ter &crin
Gillette 6mtcrlaBt iciuc @attiu uno
od]t ainOcr.
Gcutic6 glmerifoaiid6cn %crbouocs
uon Eocomo iuO 9Sicrcc Gantp,
@nus 6rd6nfe bon Eocoma uno6riB
0icrItnaun morcn oic @auptreouer
5ol9cnoc @camtc pnroen 9cua6lt
Griter &oriiBcnocr, ,Socob StcI
lino
3lucitcr @oriiecuocr aorl @crit.
mann;
5cfrctor, Srib @crihldnn
Shobmciiter 9hlglHt @oh
&ertroucnsnIdnncr, Sulius Sill.
per- Suoipid &eiic mo SSlD. Shul5.
3umoMS in g5cbroSfa
81 Sutton 9icb, purOe an z.
glpril cui 3meiguerein ocs Gcutih
9tuerifoniihcn 5toots &erbon0s &C
eriinoet Ger Crgoniidtor Ocs
StoatSucrbunoes etitaD NeiMorncr
pon Sincoll mar anpcieao mo bci
ser Grgoniiiring OcS &crcineS bc
bililic0. Der neue &ercin beiBt
b Deutidsamerifaliidcr @iirgcrucr.
elm BON Sutton mo llmgegeno" pic
&enmten oes %erciuS iino gSm
9ielter 4raiiocnti No6n Scin5
&i5c &rdiiocut; Scou N5riB, Sefrc
tar 9loolp6 @ricB 5daBlnciltcr
Garl CdSner Fetcr 5tcin0aucr "a
cab 3inbclmouL SScrtroiensnIdn
ncr.
Sn @idrell, glc6, mir0e ont s.
9lpril ulter 9eiiciu ocs GrQanios
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
8n eerfnnfcn.

SursuiH.Scrtanf in @runbeigcutbum
SDeif1dIas uub brrin5dlae @5Snbduisr init
SeranoaTrrut 5u HGraalH.@rtiIen
Iue @in5ebeiien foEgcn Oonl Anlpru6ssHc,
p0rlement crlnngt iueroen
uulte0 State5 Slbclllg a Guaranty 60.
Ielepbon e. Bnul $50
Meteee: 0nlDeri- nnn WeTmau,eirnHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

glotirungen auf Der bjciigen gIfticn.
g0rie.
ee6 8crL
eiaoi. NIB zioois'sdurtaien
Murpono lcr g0.....s...... iol&
Baltimore siaotaitien (rc0l
Nalio GiiD lcr. ........,.... 1904
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
3D. nertanien.
Mll &aDjt0I. .9nIeger.

GgIMe 81 ipascn mAnidrn uno arofc porr
HEme Snnt,dtn NIci0 Ia Nnnr pocr 1t mDHnts
h~sn Npinllnnqen onicaen pgilen, pp ce Hd
~ si.Ml9en ,SuDrrn nchr mie pcrnpppcis. 9pir
ogrohe gut gflcarne 0rnnoiill0e In
al, "a 9nrn, her ncuen Nurilaot. 4cncn
6Ss SDt Belo iglt en- anrit 9ie bic nlebri0cn
e,'.H S,useu erDnltcn. Wtunnitiidc 021E bel $50,
E,,na E,n W pet 250, iilr meulgcr ale Gento prv
SHrvnausotat'Hh. 9giro bdlo Is Nente prp luns
lo,Snaa!ak lpertB eln. Ncmgntirie Onnglpege, ma.
,v,naiissllltte @traRen lluanos unb cJnrnntlr hes
4Htele. NIT etngei6luiieu; Cine Wclcaenbcli fit
be,g,seeae5eu Wloppen, %il5er nno Uule 0iuJc.r.
v'neu dn crhnlteu npn
JlIdlarO W. Guof
.rv.o ES IA, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

Seine fir 9e6enSseit.
Bwetlibdig, ncbcn 8immer, @cranoas6roni,
nni sic Wlinutc niooeru.
NnmcitcdosetrnRc
(ndbe Nnrfpro Hpno)
AcbeH ,,Niiitpn Nari"
@6one @ir1Re nno pcluHoc yapc. Seiicr'
hdlerc periidrlie @cion ,Stiihcneiie" nli mos
oerucm @nspicn mnncrncr olOhlillc, cmatllrs
tenn NnsauB nit Tropibrct; eciriicbcm sSdbcr
flir ben Somrer, NIB NJ mil ocr Centralized.
iullg ourd 1eiBmnncr R0oiaior pcrnnli0cn
0Of bat Grar6aun. idniidrc Ybinuiannc WQn
plie oicic Nduier inipi8rcn, on iic uicle, Uict
Hicli gcnnnHic NencrunNcn cninalicn.
gllaR ucGule Nnrioro .NOcnne Glciriibo uJro'
I'D tt5 3nr 0omciieao StrlBc
She G0iuarb 4. 0nnanbcr NcnltH Co.,
pduuticrucDnier
ef9-920 Winuien 0nllDiHa
fr~sttt9n--N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

Narnr 5n ucrianicn;
Nilblhe N1usWruoildc mo glrcal 10
Wlcilen non Baltimore Gpcnoi0c Ginais,
@irobe. alie0cicimncic6 Trlununiier luo ndbiac
Rrcic iiir Yc0lHiniipcn mo Gcrboic ncn0e
mnn ih an ". y. Mlaiou g,r. 30S, ggcit,Aia.
tivnsStrnhr. (Mdrsl71NlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

Vcrl1nnt.
sine pciHc Nddin }dhNfaacn bc Wire.
Dreo Nane, 9ir ii5, NlceDall' sirafe, naVe
0tcocrld'Nucnnc. (lpri6+ 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

oN UNNiHNltUwcNiOs
Cpicte 10 2ldcr. brnhiOONe N0gc nn Nuulcs
bdr0, 25 MtiUnicii bon Baltimore, nGbc @cliris
idcn Gine ann ,Sllit 21 Nder Snrn bon
illn0ig NIT 3nbeb0r $50 Chit0dlmc, ebctocg
Grnic unn Grbenidnia o Wtinnicn naC0 0cls
triihcr Qiuic; gSdiicrirait tNtiblcn; Simmer
@ans. genilciirun1 Nrniciiiidc gloreiiiyc
0S, a." Icntldlcr 0urrclppnbcnt.
(Wdr3fg-1lRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
NctIaaat -Nlanner Mn0 anaben.

@crlangi:
g, elu Nuder ais quite oriilc 0ano Gdd1dis
vaNeu i'm Nnrcon ncs ,,DcMtdlen NurrcipoH'
o'ni." (glprl6-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
WcrIanai

0rinbrcnc Aona5F uno ghd.WaiMine Cpe.
rnlctH. iiciiQc 9lruci uno bciic &c3abhnl.
erumme Gmbrolocn 60, 23-29 NiSon0'Str.
(Nprl0-l6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

IL oeri@icOeuen stdotcn iino
Sdrittc gct6ot ibnen cntgcgcn-
5uorbeitcn. gIgitotior fir Gr.
boltng Oes 6ricocus. Sic io4
Olr6 oos gau5e SanO gctrogeH
mcroen mO inuner groBerc&rciic
3iebcn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08
OUT MEAT WHEN
BACK HURTS Or
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Says Uric Acid in meat
clogs Kidneys and If
ritates Bladder.
A glass of Salts is harmless
way to flush Kidneys
says authority. ~

II YOU must have your meat every
dav. cat it but flush your kidneys with
salts occasionally says noted auihori.
" who tell, Us that meat forms uric
acid which almost plralNFos the kidneys
in their efforts 10 cNpcl it from the
blood They become sluggish and
weaken then YOU suffer with q dull
misery in the kidney region sharp pain,
in the back or sick headache dl1tlnc,,
your stomach sourS. tongue i, coated
and when the weather is bad YOU have
rheumatic twinrcs The urine get,
cloudy full OF sediment the channels
often get sore and irrlnicd oblplnr
ycu 70 seek relicf two or three time,
during the night
To ncurlll1c these irritating acids, 10
cleanse the kidneys and flush of rhc
body, urlnous waste get four ounces of
Iad salt, from any pharmacy here
take a tablespoonful IN elias, of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys viii then act fine Thu, iamou,
salts is made from the acid Of grape,
and lemon lucc combined with lithia
and has been used for generations 10
flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys
also 10 ncutral,c the acid, in urine. So
it no longer lrrltatcs. thus ending hlad
der weakness
lad salt, j., inexpensive; cannot in
jurc, and make, a delightful citcrvcs-
cent lilhia water drink Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

patrons, they Just simply hnve To come
through with a laugh Another act thai
is creating comment among local "yaudr
fans i~ that ~ Arrn BruthvrS. athletes
There are three other high Cas7 acts ON
the bill and wonderful program of
Iathr pictures Including tn. rNr-rr"
feature. Protecting hood. u
which Florence lolndt" has great
range for hrr splendid talents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08
new YORK GUARD
STAFF ON BORDER
TO Be RELIEVED
Remaining Troops VIII Be
Placed Under Parker

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. s.
Orders probably will bc issued IN the
near future for the return home OF
Major General ORyan and the mem
bers OF headquarters staff oi the New
York division General Funston said
today that a plan to relieve the head.
quarters staff OF border duty and place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

The best l,nrlc u lOo submitted m
'hc Jingle contest Is 900 Classified Page
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

Joe Davis 10 Arizona Joe Davis. M.
legged train rohhrr. be- 10 ho tried Am Art
zuun I'm the federal court hero y,stcr-
day he abandoned his effort to make "a
S2lu0o bond and last uluhi WIS taken Ia
Arizona hy government officers Davis
IN wanted I'm that state for alleged com
pliclty I'm rohhing an M r1so n South
western railway train, September g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08
CLTY:RPIEFS


ketterlno Arrested dc \ Kct,orrup
WINS arrested rs th" polio" ths morn.
ing on complaint uf Howard Sirunrus.
.nN West Thirteenth street who uIrrrs
that k'ltrrimr took 10 Ford nrhur,tor
belonging TO him krt'rriug mndc bond
Mathis studio nnr nraornnha oil
portraits. over the Lion store Adv.
Theosophls, to Lecture l. " Rod.
gers national lretWor inr the Thcusurh.
icpl society, viii deliver lecture M the
loc-lluckius Moud1y evening poccmhcr
H. under the auspices uf 'h, local T'ro-
suphicHl Lodge Nr EuIgur- will lecture
also and Tuesday and Wednesday eve.
ulugs
nr Z Dean. Dentist 57i Lee Rldg
Free Lecture Tonight \ free lecture
on the subject, "rhc Soul and l's Ncsi-
urcs viii be given tonight hy the lead
cr NJ the Thrusuuhirpl society nm the
lodge headquarters. 2ol Terminal Arcade
Home cooking sale Unitarian church.
| I'm and broadway. Saturday December
| o. 3 tn . m. \dy
Joe Davis 20 Arizona Joe Davis. M.
| legged train rnhhrr be- 10 be- tried iu Art
] I'I|l III l1lf ltif'N' court mere AtN'F
/ day h" abandoned his effort to make "a
| i2iooo bond and last uIrhl WIS taken 10
/ Ariyoun hy government officers Davis
/ IN wanted I'm that state for alleged com
| phclty I'm rohhing an fl rnso 4 south
western railway train, September 6.
Lecture on China Tonight Rev l.. O
, Hartman viii deliver uu illustrated lee.
/ tury no the FIRST Methodist unlrpn mi,
evening ON "rhe children of china
Faln to Shawnee John \ Fpln. United
, States district attorney went io Shaw.
nee today ON official business
Road Gang Member Nrralaned Charles
/ Williams was brought from the county
read gang Yesterday. charged with m,
. thru Of a hlrNglr ~. WNg umrrrd
before Justice Price This morning and
his ease set for hearing ur,, Wcdurs.
day
Alleged Depot Robber Brounh, Here
l Frank shelton was trIuguud before Jus.
tcc Price Yesterday afternoon Ou rhprgo,
of ruhhluT dupuls ut Nhrntltud uud
Jones', Olln., and OF mEhVuy rohhyr,
which is supposed Co have been com.
mlttcd two works ago. Shcuons lrm
is set for next Wednesday.
s s Institute In Session Delegate.
from sixty sunday schools ot the ul.
Joining counties are attending M, last
dtN of the sunday school institute ul
the First Methodist Episcopal church TO-
d'N. Among ihu principal speakers an,
br T. q Hartman, Rev a. NJ NyDuu
nell and ur VI j rrrurry
Gbvernor May Return Tonight Clover
nor Williams Who lls been ON hunt
ing tuu m 'uwpuunr and BRYAN Duun
TICS since last Monday Is expected Il
t,tutu ia nl1thDutt tftt, toni .nf a Wt|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

Lecture on China Tonight Rev l.. q
Hartman will deliver uu iUuslraicd lee.
tury nt the FIRST Methodist church This
evening ON THE children uf China
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

Faln TO Shawnee John \ Fpn. United
States district HiluruyN went iu Shaw
nee today ON official business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

Home cooking sale. Unitarian church
I'm rnd Nrurlwuy Saturday December
o. iH q . m Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

G6verror May Return Tonight Clover.
nor Williams who lus been uu hunt.
ing trlu m 'uwuu.ny and HNnu ouun.
u,s since last Monday b. expected to
return 60 oklahoma city 'Uwahi n was
stated u' his office this mUumG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

Bo'sr Gets New offices Work rus.d
10y increase ut business iu ahr office uf
Hubert l. Bol"u federal collie. 'Of uf bon.
tctnnl revenue. has uoccssitlt,d his sc.
curing more office room This muIuIug
some of his men wore transferred IN
looms formerly occupied hN the hurpu
of animal industry IN the third floor ut
the federal huidiug
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

when the h'uCFitto team. sullivan md
Mason. pull those ebony ErIns on Lyric
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

Two Turned over 20 County .Clo.h.ug
found iu tho puea' .siuu off Numrf Me.
Mullen and L. n l'wHou arrested hat
uuht lv the police ON ynEpuDy cnnrrv.
was Identified this morning us property
stolen from house lu Nnrrun hurEll
.g,d "Wednesday ulghi NyNmllUn and
rUrsou W,iv tHiuri over Go county Hu.
lhuuu,s this muJuWg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-08

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portraits. over the Lion store ADV.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-30
WILSON SIGNS
 THE HOMESTEAD.
 GRAZING BILL
(Continued from Page One)

be as successful as stockmen, who lab had hoped, This is the opinion of Dwight l.. Heard, president of the American National Livestock associa- ton, who, with Secretary Tomlinson, recently spent some time in Washing ton, with the confersnce committee of the house and senate Some modifi- cations however. were secured and these, in the opinion of cattle raisers, will enhance the usefulness of the measure.
 Arizona will be less closely touched by the enactment of the Ferris bill than most other states of large public land areas. Montana. Wyoming and New MeXaco, for instance, will be quite deeply concerned in it's working.
 An effort was made in preparing the measure, to guard against it's misuse by the professional locator and specu- lator and to provide that the actual homesteader might reap the major benefit Congressman Hayden has giv en the matter much attention. | The secretary of the interior has ! ruled that the word designation as it occurs in the bill, shall be treatcd as classification in the operation of the l law 1t is understood that the classi- >fication order is to be placed in the hands of MT. Mendenhall head of the classification bureau of the United States geological survey. and that he will treat designation as 'classifica ton"
 Mr Heard pointed out that the new
Arizona republican., 1916-12-30
CARRIED OFF ID
 ENFORCED LABOR
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 ROTTERDAM Netherlands Dee. 29.-How an entire factory staff of 250 hands Wss carried off to forced labor in German service k told by one of the numerous Belgian civilians who have escaped over the Dutch frontier in the last few days and is reported in the Beleisch Dagblad
 The well known De Naeyer paper work at Willebrook, near Malincs. were suddenly slrrogndad by German sol diers at 3 o'clock one afternoon. ac- cording to the account. 4 train com posed of freight cars drew up before thc principal entrance, on the branch line connecting with the main rail- road. No one was allowed in or out of the works \ German officer and one or two men entered. and went through the shops ordering overseers and wOrkmen to stop their work and col lect together at an indicated spot. Pro- tests were of no avail. every one had to obey Then in parties of q score they were taken out under military escort and loaded into the cattle trucks. and the entire staff thus car ried off to an unknown destination. Although they only had their blue wOrkmen's smocks. the men were even refused permission to go home and get a few indispensable things together. The narrator of the story himself hailed from Wifebrook. and the facts were confirmed by another citizen of that place.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-30

Gold Warrlor Mining Co.,: Prescott: $500 000: slO0.
 Bed Rock Gold Mines Company: Phoenix: s1.000, 900: sl.OO
 Peoples oil X Natural Gas Co.,; Globe; $l.5O9, ,Ooo; s1O0
 Finnish Library Association: Miami; s500000: slO0O
 The following named companies were granted permission to sell stock in this state:
 Picket Post Gold Mining Co: Phoe- nix; 3000G0 shares C 2jc.
 Three Metal Mining Co.,; Jerome; 30000 shares 15c.
 Jerome Consolidated Copper Co: Jerome; 100000 shares q 25c.
 Aio Cornelia Copper Company; Mi ami; 200000 shares C soc.
 Bisbee-Ajo Copper X Development Company; Bsbce; 10000 shares @ soc.
 Rand Consolidated Mining Co.; Tue son; 250, 900 shares q 25c.
 Arizona Chloride Mining Co; King man: 10000 shares fl .05c.
 Big Jerome Copper Co; Jerome; 100000 shares q 05c
 Western Arizona Copper Company; Miami; 250,00O shares Gt 20c
 Palo Alto Mining X Milling Co.,; I llptiliN- lb,'uu SileiItS VT iJNs fvsNV' shares M 25c.
 Stockman Farmer Pub. Co.,; Phoc- nix; 300 shares @ 5000.
 Banner Gold Mining X Milling Co; kingman; 50o00 shares M soc.
 The commission issued orders in the following dockets:
 Docket No. 543: Granting permis- sion to the Arizona X New Mexico Railway company to reissue its local passenger tariff No. sd.
 Docket No. SIS: DismissinG com plaint of Yuma Electric X Water com pany against Johan Johannsen.
 Dockets 366 and 367: Granting per mission to the Northern Arizona Tele- phone company to sell it's property, rights and franchises to the Arizona Electric Telephone company, and granting the last named company per mission to buy said property.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-30
WEEKLY LETTER OF
 CORPORATION COMM.

During the past week the following named companies have filed with the commission articles of incorporation, and we give below the principal place of business. capitalization and par value of the stock
 Arizona Mineral Chemical CO, Phoe- nix: S1000 000: sl01.
 Arizona Mining Stock Exchange; Phoenix: $20.0O0; $1.00.
 Cerbat Four Metals Mining O.: Phoenix; S1,5G0 900; s1.0o.
 Realty and Colonization Co; Phoe- nix: s100000; $1.00.
 Turner Copper and Silver Mining Co.: s1,000.000; Sl.00.
 Aravaipa Copper company; Globe; 5000, 900; $1.00
 Central Heights Investment Co.,; Globe: s15,000; s100.
 Peerless Oil X Gas Co.,; Phoenix; S2,000, 900; S1.00.
 Casa Cirande- Arizona Copper Co; Tucson and New York; S.'o00,0oo; $1.00
 Ocatea Copper Company Tucson and New York City; $l,00O,0 $l.Oo-
 Sduaw Peak Copper Mining Co; Jerome: S2000.00J; $1.00.