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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
~BcIhla9nabme aner
Oampfcr in Amsiic6t!

@oibington. 6. Su(i.-auS TN.
specialization Gltellen miro betonnt,
BOB Die 8~ereinigten Staoteu cine
betrdftlife 9(i15abl Qorupfer uto
8orfen fir ben &erfebr ouf Sr.
lanos g8aIierpeqen unb Gon0len be.
ifloqnobmen miro un0 oies6e3ig,
Iife SdDritte bereit$ ~eingeleitet
mur0ett. @efiirlporter oe8 Sitlanos.
paiiertpeg8 TRANSPORTS beurbei-
ten bereitS felt Go0en 0et Shipping
Board, 5radttnoiien tuie @etreioe,
Ora ltn0 &oble bon Den giienbabnen
.auf 6iIiiie un6 &ondle at ilbertru.
gen. Sbr @eiudj pltr0e bon Miib.
ler1ortoritdtelt uuteritiiBt.
2ebtere beboupten oufl 6aB GRIP
pen6eme9unqGn in qebeimerer @eiie
altsgefiibrt perbcn fonnen, oena per
@iienbobn. Pile uniere &Gfcn liro
bon 9roBen Gt10tcn untgeben, mo.
our9 trob oQer GorIift Die @efe-
9enbeit 9eboteu miro, Die 3rltppen.
transferieruuq pom @obn3rge altfs
1ronsbortidiff obne Siuoerni8 8t
beo6odteu. G8 beiBt, ooB getpiiie
Sn%forntotion il6cr Die 8etDegltltg
ser Gertiniden &ruppen aus iol-
der 9leQe 9e1ttldlan6 erreidlte.
glttf pur0e 1T 8ori6Iog gebrodt,
0oB 6luBonmpfer an Snlon0punf-
ten ON obercn @u0ion, 0iiiiiiippi,
Potomoc un0 iogor at1 ct. 2atu-
renee Stront, &rltppen einnebmerl
.uno itromabm1rts 5u &ran8portIdif.
len I'M Sal5noiier 81 na6tlifer
Belt bringen t0nuten, obtte 6aB In.
betufcne cine 9lbnung batten, mas
.borgebt.
3ieie bier gennnnten 5liilia tra.
gen 9ampfer bon groBter 51bigfeit,
9erionen 81 beforoern, uno auf oieie
8eiie f0nnten &ruppen Gage lang
nit oller 8equemlidfeit 8t ndftli.
der 3eit 200 t@}etIen meit befor.
bert Der6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Sram SrcS Dcet bon
Glba tot ~auf9cfMnccn!

81. goul, 9Ieba 6. Snli.-Grol
6reo @oat BON @lba muroe gelteru
na9nlittog ouf Der 2nuoitroBe flint
mcilen BON bier nit einem SfuB
in Den aopf tnt mlfeehtnocu.
S6eriff gltpooo uno Gointgau.
malt 9orbb BADEN cine llnterfud)ung
eingeIeitet. Gle baben oltsgefunoen,
0ab Die Cote 5ulebt in Glbu geie9e1
porocn NOR. 0}au rimmt an, bob
iie erntor6et ilno aus einem g(rto-
mo6i( binnusgeiporfen wuroe. Nan
fabnoet nod eineut befannten 8iir,
ger Glbos, Ser ooicIbit ilber bier.
5ig Sabre pobnt, in gerbiuoung
nit Der angeIegenbeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
PGi0 plant an0cbli6
cine ncmc Offcniipc!

aopenbogeli, G. Sui iiber Cont
Don. Ger preuBiide ariees. mn
Staotsminiiter General b. Stein CT.
flarte I'M @ouptfomitee oes Reidl8.
tags, bob eingetroffenen glodriften
5ufolge cine mcitere britiife Gfien.
iioa n0rolih BON 9lrrns crpnrtet
iperoc, no General @oig oni6eiueno
glftionen in erobem 0}aBitabe Dors
bereite. Gr fitgte biu5u, bos 9luf
geben pes 5dloniti 6elo8ugcS ieitenS
Der 9aiierten ici unpabrideinli9,
ober Die itolieniide 9ifeniibe an
Slon5o ut0 in GDroL betrnAte ct ais
3uianulengebro9en. ltcber Die uelte
ruiiiide GffeniiDe ipro6 er iid nod
nid)t nits; menigitens mer0en feline
oie5bc5iiglihen glcuBerungen QenteIs
oct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Andere Observation-Disclosures kOSten Inehr

mir eincn 8ru6taiI Der Soften 6es 2e6etts.
u~nterbnItes biIoen.
Dlan io1te iid ms @eoddtttiS Die Got
iode einprdgen, 0aB bon allen Gottpenbtg.
feiten 0eS 2e6en8 Die GIeftri5itdt am Bill.
Iigitet lit, es lit besbaIb pobL ongebraft,
81 frager, tpariut man nidt cine ooer
mebrere Der eIeftriidet @aidinpn o6er
apparaten onidafft, tpie ben ogaeuult
Cleaner, 9igeleiien @ai6er, Solder,
gtdbntoi6ine @otor, Solder 1f6 Gid.
opparote. 8esbnI6 ni6t Die beridieoenen
8orteile, nelde Die GIeftri3it1t gcipdbrt,
ftd oienjtbar MAIDEN?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

ben Militdr. utib BuIijcibeborbelI
entIernt ipornen. 9iirger Der Der.
Staaten, biz III Geltihlan6 ipobnen
baden nidt mebr n6tig, iid bet Der
4DliSei regelmdBig al mel0eu nnO
lin0 AUDI lIiht mebr an beltinmte
StunOeit, an 0eren tie lire 8obnun.
gcu perloiien oiirfen, eebunoen. Gle
fonnen audi in 9eutihlano beriltu,
reiicrL ogHe iid crit oiif i~Hitdn0li.
6ern @ege Reiieerlaubnisideine Der.
idoiien 8u mitiien.
0ur1 bieie rallen 8eitimmlnaen
lino Die 4meritoner Den gteutralen
poaig gleidgeitelt. glur iolte ane-
rifaner, Die lutter argnobn ItebeL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Dri&cbcrocr in
RcRfcrS perMrteilt!

Grecport, 81, 6. Suli.-gun.
oesridter 2onois oerllrteilte qe-
Itern rs 9~erionen 81 gtodfor0, 81,
ipelde iid m~eiaerten, Sen aegiitra-
.tionsregeln 81 entiprefetL je al 1
Sabr lutO 1 IoQ Saft int aorref.
tion5bou5 81 Chicago; 5pei mltr0en
8u 80 Taaen unO Elm 3riideberger
8u 90 Ga9en Soft berurteilt, @leid,
5eitig peroen iie ae8tuungell, ii6 re.
giitrieren 8u laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
1tarktberidttc.

Omaha, 6. Sult.
3ufubr 100.
8eentiere felt.
Cute bis bette 9ecbes 12.40-
1910.
@~littelmaBige gecoe5 1850
1926.
@epobnlitc @ceocs 9.75-1t.5O.
Cute bis bette Sa5rlinge 1900
1900.
0}ittelm. Sa5rlingc 1t.OO-tt.75
@cmobnlide Sa3rlinge $50
1875.
aiibe uno Sellers felt.
@ute b. bette Sellers 9.50-t050
6jute bis bette &ii6e S.50-9.50.
0~}itfelmabige ailbc 7.50-S.50.
@cp0bnlide 5.00-7.50.
StoderS unO 6eeOer8 felt.
@utc bis bette 6ee0er5 SID
$50.
MittclmdBi9e 7.75-S.50.
@ep6bnIide 6.75--7.50.
Cute, bette Stoders 10000
5tof Sellers 7.0O-8.00.
5tod albe 6.50-7.50.
Stod aGlber 6.50-9.00.
Seal adlber 10.00-t3.50.
9ua uno Staas 5.50-10.00.
- 3ufubr $500; anianas
&C boher, bann ihtnafb bis t0c
nieDriger.
Gardi6nittspreis 15.00-15.35.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Oemtid1e lt>Bccfe
an 1lmcrikas 1fllte?

g9ui6inqtorl 6. Suli.-Sm @n.
rineOepartemeut lit Die Meloung eitt.
qetroffen 6aB en uncertainties
arieq5i9iff in Ser gtdbe BON &nrnp.
ton Gooos Elm @eriseope geiiftet
6aben miG. Mdrineiefretdr Daniels
bot @etebl erteilt, Die ornerifani.
iden @ep1iier iener Beqeno nod
.feinolihen &ou6booten ob3uiuhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
2lrbcitcrwirrclt irt
Bloomington, ~!

Bloomington, ST., 6. Suli.-9cr
felt me6rereu @oden bier ifn @attge
'befinolide Streit Der StraBenbobu.
ongeiteaten entmidelte iih Iebte
glo6t ait einem Aufrtbr, Der our6
zinc pom 0}lltter SoneS qeboItene
&eoe beranlnBt nttroe. &ellte nm
2 ll9r nodts trof @aooQerie rno
qrtiQerie ein. Sic 9oQe lit be,
0roblid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Britclt in uia5ebcnien
werSen %anoceriffen!

5oGonifb 6. SllIi.-g8Gtlid BON
Gol3elt qriifen Die &rllpen Der
0eutidet @erbiinbeten ploblid un0
%unnerbofft an unb nertrieben Die
griten aus ibren borgeihobencn
SteQunaett mltrben ober oitrh Ell
men @egenanariff nieoer 8uritdgc-
porfen. (0oI8eli ipilroe bon Den
8riteu lebten april beiebt un0 lieot
unlueit heS 9oiran Sees ouf Dem
dltBeriten re6ten 6liigel Der bri-
tiideu 5treitttaftc an Der mo3c0oHi-
ihen 5ront)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
inheritance tn
DcmfIetlanc k0nncit
iict, frct bctucgcn!
gar ~bcmmenoCn @orfhriften amigo.
bO6eut iucr0en gau5 lule Neas
trale b~rhGnoelt.

Berlin, ilber Sonopn, 6. Suli. -
Sat- ale 8eItimmungeit mo Geglt.
I%ntionen, fotpie 8ei6rdnflu1gerL mel.
den in 9ettihlonb mobnelt0e Qtnes
rifoner untermorfen noral, limo auf
@runb cines gbfommens 5piiden
Dem oelttihcn 9llispdrtigen amt urto
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06


Sn 6ericf6en Sponne Set, bon 1896 Bis
1916, lit Der 2ebensunter6alt itetig ge-
itiegelt pie 0biges 0eutlid 8eigt. 2ebers-
mittel, aIcibung, 6cuerurg, 9au8mietbe,
Gteuern, rip., baden cine Stei9erltng
bon so Bis 100 gro5ent itn6 Hlcbr er.
fn6ren.
IS lit falm nottpenoig, @ergIeide nit ser
Gteigerung ser &reiie Der 2ebenSmittcI
NIT Der &reisermGBigutrg 0e8 eIeftriidet
2idtes uno oer ~ermdBisten Staten a1
MAIDEN.
@erbrauder non Gleftri8itdt meroen fin-
berL haB lire 9lednungen o%ur6idnittli6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
S0hiter 4Sreis 1856.

9pu1let RIelS 90
Sdlafc 3nfllbr 5000; meiitenS
@llte II. bette 2ammer t5-t6.25.
25c nieoriger.
@ute Ii, bette Sabrlinge 1000
1925.
6ute. bette MtutterIdafe $500.
@ltte, bette 8iObers 900-10.00.
@eiiitterte 2Gnuner 1926.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Spbesanseiae

ltnieren 5reunoen mo 8efannten
MAIDEN mir hermit Die traurige
@titteiIltng, oaB am Mtittfpod. ben
4. SuIi, unier teltrer 9ruoer
gilbert gSitai6ef
i'm sitter BON 55 Sa6ren oug Dem
2eben gei9ie0cn 1T. Die 8eeroieung
finDet 5nmStng morgen So llbr
bonn 3rauerboltis, 1916 SiiD IS.
StroBe ul10 Inn 8 1l6r bon Der ct.
93orio Mng0aIenen.airde aus nuF
Dem 6olp Sepallder 6rieobof Ittt.
lin titles 8eileiO bitten bic trnit.
ernoen 8riloer:
GaaI 8itafdef.
&imeent @itaidcf.
Charles 8itnidef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

Iino BON pbigen 9egiinitiouueeu
ntlsgeidloilcn. (5d, aber bic Deut.
iden iin0 befonntlid gdrbarrn.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Gmaba @ctreiScmartt.

Starter 8et8eu-
9tr. 2 23S-241
SIR. 8 225-235
g9eiBes goril-
Rr. 3 174-t75
9fr. 3 174-1741
9}r. 4 t7315-174
gr. 5 173-17315
Ger. 6 t~721a-17915
@elbes gorn-
Ger. 2 173-174
Ger. 8 173--17S15
9fr. 4 t721a-173
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

Sic ethn 86n Sabre gNn 3enents Der ntn gerbairng Ns eetrlden GRhfes,
mobd bic 26Hdrfe Oar4 Die Gmdt bes ehpmes mbr o5 rrorefoft nurOe
bn1 oe Grfn6ung u1 ger6efenmgn Der @o3oa 2ompe. Sir enn 2onor ebat
man bue 6n ae4nfahn 2taf, om Dem @ahet Der dearHden 9elenbtang os Dor
5em Sa9reL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
uebraska Carmen 81
p~erkaufeft.

aleine Eebrasfn SnrmeH gu IeiGtea 8o5s
rungen-5 ader onfpdrts. Bir bearteIien
Die Sbnen ~Oerfaufte Snrm. ste eHassrferb
@otntO GrOiusrs alta, 10. nno SOiparo ctr,
Omaha Gebr. Eel. Douglas e371. IT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Gditaan Wiarftberidlt.

Chicago, 6. SuIi.
9iinboicb - 3ufltbr $500; Marft
felt.
Gdpcinc 3ufu6r 10000; on.
fangS itorf, bis &c bober.
@0diter @reiS 1906.
Gurfi6nittspreiS 490-t5.S0.
Sdafe-8ufuhr 5000; Mtartt itorf.
@efiitterte 26mtner 1926.
ct. SOicpb @arff6eridt.
ct. Soiepb, 6. SltIi.
GinOpie6 = 3ufubr 200.
SdWrinc = 8ufubr $500; 5-10c
bober. 8
S06iter @reis 1895.
9ur6idnittSprcis 5,25-15.S0.
Sdafe - 3uiubr 400; Marft felt
bis 10c bober.
SauiOS Gitp Marttberidt.
aania8 Stir, G. Suli.
HiuObie6 - 3ufubr 800.
Sfiucine-3ufubr 2000; SC Boiler.
@oditer 4reis 1900.
Gur6idnittSprei8 Is,
Sdafc = 3ufubr 1000; 9tarft felt.
@eiitterte 2dmmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

Scr. 5 172-173
9lr. 8 171-t73
@emiidtes Corn
Ger. . 173-173a
9tr. 3 173-t73b
Scr. 4 172h-173
Scr. 5 t72A-173
SIR. 6 172-173
8eiBer @afer-
g8r. 3 71b-72
glr. 8 7tA-71h
StanoarO Safer lily
9tr. 4 70A-71A
@erite-
@ul8gerite Hops
6utterserite 105-112
&oggen-
Scr. 2 234-236
Scr. 3 233-235
Beirut eu& Bel einfGufen anf
Die sSrIbune@.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
NIkOLA| LENINE NAMED PREMIER
FOR new RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT;
MOSCOW GOES TO REvOLUT|ON|STS
BoISheyN Compose New Cabinet Which VIII Sit Until Ap-
proved or New One Selected First Act Is to Distribute
Lands Of Wealthy Pctograd Quiet Again.

PETROGRAD, Nov lO-Thc ali
Russian congrcs, OF workmcns and
soldier, delegates is reported unolii-
Clally 10 have named a cabinet com
posed oi Bolshcvlk and then ad
Journcd The cabinet !, headed nv
Nlkolai lcuiuc as premier and Leon
Trot1ky holds the post OF foreign min
lStCr
Moscow, the ancient capital Of
Russia, is reported to have gone
over to the revoutionists. The gar
rison has supported the revolution
ary committee there in taking over
the government offices Conditions
in Moscow and petrograd are re
ported TO be quiet
The Bol,hcylki element i'm the peas
ants congress and the workmcus am
soldiers organization, is meeting will
opposition from members oi the Pciro
grad council and the MmimallstS. tn,
opposing factions will not acknowledg,
the authority Of the Mavlmalsl, and
are said to be planning an appeal to IN.
Russian nation regarding the pctro
grad revolt
Only Temporary.
The cabinet will serve until the con
stituent assembly approves It or Sclccr
a new one,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10

WASHINGTON, Nov l0.-Pub-
lication Of a Bulgarian hymn OF
hate, teeming with incltement to
cruelty and atrocities, has aroused
officials and diplomats here and
drawn from The Bulgarian minis
ter Stephen panaretoii, the declara-
ton that the purported author,
Ivan Arnaudoii described as tho
bulgarian Pindar," is Of no stand.
ing to bespeak the national senti-
mcnts Of Bulgaria.
"Let not one stone rest on an
othsr," says a translation OF Arnau-
doh's poem to the Bulgarian
troops
"Ict not one child rejoice OH It's
mothers breast, not one old man
lean on his grandson's shoulder
Throw their skulls TO the starving
dogs ''' Let there remain on the
ruins your hand has sown only
skeletons and ghosts.
"The decrepit old man who drags
his miserable years seeking to
cheat death and your zeal. Fell
him with your boot and with the
fork tear out your doubled eyes
."
The remainder of the lines arc
devoted principally to incitement to
un'pcakable excesseS Of rapine and
murder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
NEGRO BOY IS SHOT
AND ASSAlLANT IS
SOUGHT BY POLICE

Willie Ivy, 10 years old, negro, was
shot and probably fatally wounded by
also a negro, at ll20 East Third street
today at II o'clock. At noon the
wounded boy was on the operating
table at Emergency hospital, and at
tending physicians stated that he had
small chance to survive
Paterson made his getaway in a
transfer wagon, and when several miles
east of the city turned the wagon and
mule over to a negro who was driving
TO the city, with the request that he
take il TO the Ivy woman's home.
A search through the vicinity Of the
shooting failed to reveal the where
zbouts of the fugitive, but practically
the entire police department is now
securing the woods where he disap-
peared.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
POLICE ORDERED TO
STOP PEACE Meeting

SPRINGFIELD His, Nov 10 Act
ing Governor John g. Oglc,by shortly
before noon today, by long distance
telephone directed Samuel Insult
chairman oi the state council Of de
icusc, to inform the chief OF police and
corporation counsel OF Chicago that
they would be held responsible for dis
per,ing So-called peace meeting.
scheduled for p m, today in Chicago
IT anything OF Scdillou, character,
either in action or words. takes place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
British Advance
800 Yards on Ridge.
(By the Associated Press)

BRITISH FRONT IN BELGIUM,
Nov. l0-The British troops which
acted this morning in the Passchcn-
daele area were reported at an early
hour to have battled their way for
ward as much as 800 yards at some
points
The British passed many strongly
fortified farms north and northwest
of Goeberg. At this point they were
fighting nearly half a mile from their
iumping.off place.
The line was pushed northward along
the Paochendaelc ridge almost of the
point at which the highest crest starts
sloping downward.
Today's operations were carried out
on a SO0-yard front for limited objcc-
tives, which had been virtually all
gained by 10 O'Clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
Lowering Boats
Costs Lives of
Some Americans

WASHlNGTON, Nov l0-AdmiraI
Sims cahlc1 today that some OF the
los, of American lives i'm the unuccess
ful submarine attack ON the transport
Finland was due to the unauthorized
lowering of boats
The body of Newton X Head sea
man, who was drowned was picked uu
by the patrol boat. Alpcdo. ancrward
i0rpcdocd and lost The other two sea.
mcn lost were lame, N Henry and
Porter Nollon Hilton was previously
reported missing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
Beaumont Has Fire
With 100000 Loss

BEAUMONT. Texas, Nov. l0--Ths
plant Of the Beaumont Cotton Oil com.
pany was destroyed early yesterday to.
gcther witlss large supply of cotton
seed and peanuts, the plant being en-
gagged in making oil from both OF thes,
commodities About $1,000 gallons OF
oil also burned The total monetary
uoS will exceed 100000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
Soldiers Assault
Dallas Girls and
Rob Them of $50

WACO Texas, Nov l0-MiSSes An
ME Moore and Ruby Herring Of Dallas.
each aged -, arc in santarium here
suffering from injuries inflicted last
night when they were assaulted by
eight or ten men said to have been
wearing uniforms Of soldiers while en-
route to the railroad station, according
to their report to the police Both were
assaulted and robbed of so in money
they Sld the police. Eight arrests have
been made it was stated this after
noon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
Oklahoma Soldiers
on Review Nov. 21

Oklahoma soldiers formerly member,
OF the national guard from this state.
and other members Of the l42nd in
iantry stationed at Camp Bowie, Fort
Worth, Tex, will pass in review before
Governor Williams on Wednesday
November p
The governor will leave here ON
November % for Camp Bowie, and will
be the guest Of army officers while al
the post
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
State Bond Sales
Total $32,721,3 800

Hralcl report, on ibcrl loan sales
from Grant Harmon noutoloc and
Lincoln countic, bring, the total pur.
rhlscs for the state 20 Sil72l 800 Pre-.
yiouslv the states total vas reported
as Nlb12lO, Oklahomas quota wa'
ASyoOOrO. g-NNrr w..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-10
bAN|SHED |. ". v.
TAKE TO BRUSH
AFTER TAR BATH
Tulsa Takes Summary Action
With II AgitatOrS,

TULSA, Okla, Nov l0-Thc where
abouts early today Of seventeen half
naked severely beaten members OF the
Industrial Workers of the World scir-
ed from policemen, floggcd with a cat
tails, tafrcd and icalhcrcd here
last night by band Of sixty black
robcd and hooded Knights OF Liberty"
was unknown. With the warning
never return here again" the ! W. w.
were started through the brush away
from the city by iu,lllade Of shots
"For Belgians' Sake"
an the name oi the outraged women
and children of Belgium" the man in
charge ui the ceremony uttered as he
applied the hot pitch TO the bleeding
back,
Just what legal action # any will
be taken by the county autrolllc' rcla
tive 10 the work oi the Knights ol Lib
crly m ilogglug and larrlng and lcalh
crIug seventeen /. W. W leader, here
last night could not be aSccrlllncd
early today, owing 10 the fact that
County Attorney George Reeves is out
OF the city and will not return until late
today
City Can't Act.
civ Attorney John II McScryc
stated lha, while he dcplorcl the action
oi the mob, tho city is powcrlcs, to act
IN that the city ordinances provide no
penalty for such an oiicnSc
Public opinion in Tulsa is decidedly
in favor Of the drastic measures to curb
the local ! W W. menace and no crill-
D,m J., heard ON the streets regarding
the quiet but effective work Of the mob
last night
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Man 80 Years Old
Hangs in Barn Loft

DOVER, Okla. Nov lO.--(SpeciaO
W n. Hampton, ~ years old, hanged
himself in the barn loft near here to-
day Grandchildren, returning iro,n
town, found the body and cut Il down
while il was still warm. He left .
note explaining that prolonged III
health was the cause Of the act.
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NEAR. final VOTE
SHOWS OHIO As WET

CINCINNATI. O., Nov. l0-With
official returns from S counties and
II county seats, and with six unofii-
cai but complete county returns re-
ceiyed the Ohio wet and dry election at
noon today stood:
For prohibition S22,445 against pro
hibition S2j,S30.
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CHICAGO. Nw no Score, oi per
som, were injured here today u raul
road. street car and elevated collision,
and other accident, due to a heavy fog
The injuries were mostly of slight
nature .-~.r.- 'rS'-'N' .'-. --- .-. ..
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968, 900 Bales of
Cot on for State,
Is y. S. Estimate

a SUMMARY Of the preliminary
~ estimates oi crop production
" - for Oklahoma as compiled by
the bureau Of crop estimates, IS CON
tanned in the following government
crop report issued November
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MIS-. Maud Harrington,
Ashland, Okla.

hSUidUut OhLds
Deaer mis-. Harrington:
The Atlantic ocean is shrOuding
today the body OF your heroic son,
V. II. Harrington, who lies sleeping
in a common grave with twenty
other brave American boys, treach-
erously sent to death a few days
ago by German sea snake.
He is Oklahoma's first war Acri-
flee, an earnest that the patriotism
of this state is as hercely warm, as
pure and as high as that of any
spot upon the earth.
mo words of sympathy, no tears
Of ours can alleviate the pain that
tears your heart Yet we want you
to know that when the memorial
services for your precious dead are
held in your little town tomorrow,
Ashland will be a shrine toward
which all Oklahoma will turn In
grief, mingled with an echo of the
JOY you must feel on account of hAv-
ing been able TO contribute so much
to the cause of humanity and free
dom-the life OF a son.
May the merciful hand OF time
erase as far as possible the anguish
of your loss, and may the day soon
dawn upon which peace shall come,
and with that dawn the knowledge
that your son did not die in vain.
Yours in sympathy,
X. L. VILLAINS.
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Ministers Meet.

Ministers Meet.
Ministers met today IN the Chamber
of Commerce to make final arrange
ments.
every minister will make an en-
phatic appeal To his congregation and
win try to put the subject OF what the
Y. N. {. A. work means to the soldiers
in camps and ON the battlefield IN
France" said Dean Bate.
Some people have an idea and this
Is quite prevalent that the Y NJ. {. a
means church meetings and hymn sing
ing, and they try to fight shy Of it.
Boys Of Oklahoma are going TO the
given a chance to do their bit in tho
war,
Hugh c. Leggat. boys state secretary
Of the Y NJ. {. a, who has recently
been added to the Oklahoma state staff,
says: For the first time, boys in
tchir teens are going TO have the prlyi-
lcge Of participating in national
movement copducted by men
$40 Each From Boys.
One hundred thousand boys through
out the United States are going to be
asked to give $40 each This money
will not be accepted unless it has been
earned by the boys own labor, or given
% that it will not entail some sacrifice
On their part.
The Oklahoma hoyI quota Of this
sl0OOOO0 will be 5000. which mean,
that 500 boys must do something IN the
way Of sacrifice or labor.
This BOYS movement will start ON
sunday November II. and will last
!. throughout the week, along with the
national movement Mr. Leggat leaves
today IA organize the boys in Tulsa.
Muskogee, McAlester and Shawnee
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Rome Claims Enemy Checked,

ROME, Nov lO-Thc enemy ha,
been checked on the Theodore valley
tho war office announces A hostile
trust at Brocou, in the TcSino basin.
also has been checked From Su'e-
CANA, the rear OF the Italian guards
disengaging themselves from the enemy,
crossed the Piaye river, blowing up
bridges.
An Italian rear guard force which
had been surrounded at Lorenlago.
succeeded in forcing its way out
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HYMN OF NATE

Bulgsrisns Are Urged to Commit
Rapins and Murder In Nsw "Na-
ioAAl Anthem" Which Washing
ton Translates.