davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Sanosforbuo / Slate.

@aibingtcn 25oc Wtai: Slanot DC
Sorhnnolinger lom bar pGret fprt
mellcm De foocrole acknowledgement
pg be iranife og engelife aommis'
%iitner, bar osiaa en- erunoig Srei,
telIe al Sporgsmaalet ON lloitc-
oclicn al ct nlminOeligt Sorbilo
MOB Silpirfning al beruienoe Grit.
feparer, mems &rigen parer. Wtan
fpm til Sen &onfllliion, at ct iaa'
hont Sfriot bill bli en- Nsbnenbigs
beo baabc / England % / De 5or'
cneoe Stater.
Oct er muligt, at ct Iaabant Sor-
BIO Der / Sc Sorenebc Statcr bill
iii %giennemfprt grabpis, bcgpn'
ocnoe mleo at iorbpoc Silpirfningen
al Spirituoia og bernGit, ON ST.
talationen ifltloe frGpe ct Iaa ora-
tiff Sfriot, al 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
INSTRUMENTATION.

SSiplae sc brittle Spgaper ital Nn'
taQct al Dire for ben tp'fc Huber.
pon6SfriQ bore goact bctpbclia neo
sc li0itc Tor Tiger, % boo0c Den brt-
fife Eremicrminiiter, % oct brittle
I0miroIitet bar bpiliQt ifpnot ii9 meo
at crflpre, at Sen omerifanife De.
Itroncr- @ifaorc / europa tiIfornnler
Ell life ringc Del al 9Grcn ior bette
Neil,Itut.
IntaQet al ipnfebe Sfibe / ll9en
ira t5oc iii 22oe Woi par iuolebes
fltn 80 clcr fuapt @oluparten moo
ll9eu Tor.
Mr. aenneop SoueS, oe1 brittle
Gfononlioireftpr for 6pbcmioler, ro-
beoe ooa Iou mcget / en- Gale / ior'
riQc llQe, at bcnne Nebgan9 piitnot
ifpIotc& "cn m oa heloi9 Nfctooc til
@cfirmpclic al Observation-Disclosures,
Tom mi or brogt / Inpenoclie.""
Oct paftc flor NeitprtcIie / Waib,
inoton, ga &iceobmiroI Gins inbbe'
rcttcoc oertiI, at man / Berlin hapbt
iulo rcoc pao Sen omerifanife Slaa'
ocs @corgcIier lire Gage, ier ben o,'
fom iii Guer8topn / Srlanb. ~
iferne hapoc enoo9 reoe paa, builfer
britiif Sopr TIooben pilbe aoa I'll, ot
ben Nnleouinq bar tp'fc l(noer
~pon68boabe blet Icnbt aiiteb Tor a
itrr Snoieiliugcn Ill Gueenstomi
iulo al Winer. Spifcr,c har olbril
icr laat lo Ntiuer paa bette Steb
Set por ocrior Ell ertraoroinGr Sit
ferbebSioranitaltning, nuar britiltl
"Niine SpccperS" blcu bcororet Der
Ill for al rpbbiQainre Snruanbet, ii
Im%crifoneruc iflllbe fonlme, % ito,
por bereS Scrbauielie, "a Der IA
iulot al Wiiner.
Saiaa tnitc llrocrponoSbouoe pitt
iia or liaac % hire / NGrbeoen, .,
Den amerifanite Gltaore nprmebe il,
GuecnStomu. Gre Sorpeboer bic
oiifltot MOB Amcrifanerre, men oiSi
opoaacbe itibc Stribeu | @anoet o
maneprereNe iIig. at Sc unbgif BEN
:. Observation-Disclosures ielp iaaeS life.
Sporban Spifernc bar fuunct ifai
t ie iig bisic Splp$ningcr or set, ior
M befpmrer Te2icrinsen / @aibinr
t ton. &uiS man / Berlin bar nciaeti
. reoe paa cling, icm bare noeIe ia
G I9no / @aibington aniaseS at bic
I. noaet ON, iaa Ter Oct tort no for 81
c neral Terihin9s Irme poa 5000
!. Wanb. iom mart ifal ienoes oper Sc
pet. % Den iartule Sare truer n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Dor eoen Krio.
Dollars, ion nplig blep fremlagt
n. Oino,,sApnortprupnfPf
5orifqtteIfe fra Stoe /.

Collars, iom nplig blep fremIagt
a. Observation-Disclosures.
Sormano Simmons meobelte ef'
ter Wsoet / Srebags, of aomiteen
er blepen enig ON fslgenoe Soran-
oringer / Suiets Bill:
ut itrpee ben tilbagepirfetoe
Snofomitifat paa SnotGgter tient
/ 1916.
Sit itrpge aue geitemmelier for
~forbeiebe anber 9lasies Eortotar.
fer UNDER 3oneIpitemet % iPttc
iIieoet en- Lap birefte Sfot (antaee.
lie omtrent 3 Trocent) paa al
Ipertering in%bbefattet ben | Ipiler
o. Sibsifrifter og paa Elafattnp.
Ter % Tlafater i Sporpogne, liant
at itrpge ale Sorbeielier / Iroe'
ifattariiier.
ut I9tte i~itebenfpr Siiiets Sper.
i~fitosifat paa Sortieneite al oper 8
Trocert af Sen ANTHRACITE aapital
Ell Sperifuosifat paa Ssrtieneite
baIeret paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lle for Ell I9ffe al Iar, life ODER
fem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Ofioerslfole for Ueoere.

@aIbington Sen 25oe Mai: Ir.
nleoepartementet bar bempnoiget
SprettelIcn al en- Snitruftionsleir
til llobannelie al Negere til &eIer'
pcofficerer. Nlogangsberettigebe err
GoaegemGno, iom or oper 81 9lar
gomle.
Scnne 2cir ifal ctableres peb
Sort Scs Woincs, Soma, n9ite
Waaneo, og fplgcnbe er oct @ntal,
iom al Gbeierne for oe Ter Mili.
toroepartementer fan ubiees fra
bpert al bisIe: fra bet ~norolise
40, oct peitlige 24O, set Ipbpitlige
43O, ira oct centrale 1875, oct ipb.
lige 70 og oct peitlige 90. Seri
er life inobefattet DC $50 timber.
oificerer og Wenige, iom fra Ne.
gcrregimenterne / Den resltlGra
s(rme bill bli tilfommenoereoe iomt
Snitrufterer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Deroensfrtoen
Sra HusldnS.
aortfaiieIls ira eise /.

Vcroaruo 24oe Wai. - Zen npe
r~ltaiiifc Samlingsregicring bar ioag
Qipct Srore til Ell &Gffe Soronltalt'
ninger, iom aQe oaar no ,paa at pao'
ifpnbe SnofaloeIien al Den grunolop'
giocnoc Hig5ioriamling. Ser er
blanot orbct ubnGnnt Ell aomite nlco
oct Sueru al ~llbarbeioe Tlaner oitgao.
enoe 8algct til &igsioriomlirgen.
9enne aom.ite ifal boloe lit ter'te
0te0c / Vctrograo Den zoe Sum-.
4~ctroQrao 25oc Woi. - ariGsmli-
hitter acrenifi er for nGrpGrenoc poa
ct fort 9cipq / 6inlono, inoen ban
6raacr oiitco poo lin ierIte Sn'pef'
tionarciic lm1gs Dem r%iisiilfe 6ront.
San hoIbt igoor / SeIiing'orS ell
Gale, bpori ban 9ap eli nof'oo mort
Sfilorinq al Den militGrc Sititaticn
II 9ilcdiicn. Ger er Sare - life
alcnc Tor al tobc Irmcnier, men mt
liacns oqiaa en- Del al &alfa'us,"
iag0c ban.
Vctroqrao 24oc Mfoi. - Sra ale
aantcr al Hltslano fonnter Der 'orll.
ro%liacnoc Wcloimgcr ON 9lnarfi og
auoS. SGrlig ilbe er oct | Siblrteit
% @e5arabicn. Vaa DC ilcite Steoer
err oct l6Slobtc Strnfianger og ole
ilaaS leie Griltenier, lom bar narret
uoiocnoc Bomber og glrbcioere til at
bcqaa oe urimeligitc Spergreb peo at
iortpae Dem, of nj Da G5arcn bar
fororcoct ira Sronen, haooe alc lt9e
Mct iii aIting. Wtan funoe bare for
fine iig nleb, bpoo Ell trGngtc og | oct
belle itelle ii0 eitcr @cbag.
8 SScniici / Sibirien cr inolcocS /
be iioItc ire Tiger 30 Suite ~ituffet
ibranb, ser repeS % plpnoreS, % BE.
ioIfuingen er grcbet az Banif. Zen
lofulc @foeIing al Irbeioer' og Col
oaterocIegoterne bor MI erflGret Sp'
en- / @eleiring8tilltanb % lagt al
Wnnoiobeo / Ell NtilitprolftntorS
Saano.
s Siaritipn / Commencement 60
ratop bcrifcr Der rent Iltorfi. Ger
er set @pnocrne iom bar rottet Jig
i%onlnten, oiint ole GmbcoSmTno og
inorcttct fig eiter Sorgootbefinoenoe.
Solooternc bar ~aftputaet WpellS Be
iolfnina Ell Grtraifot paa b%olpanoen
Miaion HilbIcr FOR at Iorbeie lin
cgen 2on;;" ligciao bar De fpnfilferet
Sfibene pan Nolga.
s 9csarobien taqer @enoernc 'ta
ielu tiIrette, Tom DC timber for goht.
Sc bar blonbt anbet neolnt eli So
mite, iom bar eraatct, at cnbper frit
fan fortune iig meb oct Sono, ban
trpngcr, ira Scrregnaroc pg arpn'
gooic.
SpcroIt begpnoer BOG ben oplpIte
% iinoiNc Gel al @efolfningen at or
qoniicrc iiQ for at mobarbeioe bettc
Nnurfi og iorbinore, at oct belle ifal
enOe meo fltIoitpnoig aaoS. SGrIig
bar Oe lofalc Hoao al Irbeioers %
acknowledgements grebet froitigt
inb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29

belle Den fore og itabige Strsm al
3iIferieI, Tom Ell iIia 9lrnre trGnger,
ogioo %efterat ben er fontmet ilano.
Npnoi9beoerne / @aibington bar
oerior reiolnt lat ct fort og inooitlet
Naifineri isans for al iaa Sas paa
bet forbauienoe tpife SpionpGien.
Gen ipunife 9an,pcr &c De eisa.
guerre" err saaet unoer - Der opgi'
peS life boor - og ontages at ppre
lfltot iiPnf al en- inf ~llnoeroonos-
baao. as Tasiagerer og 50 Wfano
al 9eiptningen, ioIt 1873 Herioner,
iopnes og antoges of ppre omfontmet.
9lonot De iapneoe er Sfibet5 aaptein
% Den ipanife apnill I'll Colombo,
Geplon.
Gonbon 24oe Mai. - Zen britt
ife Sransportoamper "3ran'plpnllta"
blep Den Ace Wai torpcbcret | Wtto-
oelbapet. 413 Eerioner ortfom.
"Sraniplpania" maolte 1875 IONS
oa tilbsrte Inferlinicn, men baooe
pGret / ben brittle NegieringS Sle'
ncitc iibcn / Wai 1915.
Cen iranife %2inicOnmpcr "Son'
tan, poo Heiie fra SoIonifi I'll Wtar'
ieiues meb 344 Nosin9crer omboro,
err blet torpeberet / Wiiooelbapet. 40
Terioner omfom. Sfibct par INT og
maaltc 7,247 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Brand / 2ltlanta.

atlanta, Ga, sen 22be Mai. On
S,loebrono, Tom iaaar opitoo I ct al.
,~iScsIiaaenbe Ieserfrarter, fcrplan-
tcoe tia n-eo ripenoe Surtigbeo til @p'
ems Reiibensitrsg, berieuoe Here
aportuler % lraeenoe Here al gtlan'
tos pofreitc Pripatbuie, fornoen Sum
breber al Neacrbptter / aifc.
Grandchildren a~nlaacs til meiler
50. 10000 oa 100000. SaapiSi
IpiSes. er intet Nenneifelip saaet tabt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Sarmarbeioere
fra ulerico

@oibin9tou Den 24oe Mfoi. : oct
Giemeo al aibielpe Den Wongcl paa
6ormarbeiosbiGlp. iom ioruoieeS at
bile opiiaa, bar Nrbeibaminiiter @il.
ION uoiteot Ell Srore i'll at iillabe
Snoronoring al Irbeioere ira Weri.
60, iom elerS uoeitGn9es, iorbi De life
fan flare Den / ben me Smniera-
.tionsIop frppeoe auubltabsprspe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
(lv ,lliuionSape.

Ncm BORT Sen 23oc Wui. SfcIae
ell Nieooelclie ira DR.. q. Z. @inccnt,
tioIigcre VrGiioert Tor Wiuneiota
tot9lniucriitct, bpilfen Ioit ban
irotrauote iorut opertagc StiIiraen
iom &~rriioent Tor Notwithstanding
tct, bar Schn Z. NocfcicQcr / bi3ic
Sage betTntt &nititiltet mco en- III
Donation, o~euncgoug pao $25,0O0,-
600.
Wtcb &c tioIiaerc mobtaqne Coma,
tioner uhQler M SultitlltetS Nclolir.
Ger 1925, 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
en- 0O.aarie General.

@aibington Den 22be Mai. Sbp.
@risaoeseneraI / De Scr. Staters
Irme Sorntio q. 9ibion, Der err oer
Glbitc nulepenbe 8rabuent fra 3ries.
IfoIen / @elt Toint % Seteran ira
iaapeI Den merifanife Tom fra 9cr,
a~erfrieen, ieireoe ibae lin 90be Ssb.
ieIsoas / tit Siem beriteos. Gen gam,
le ariger err fremoeles / goo Bigger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Gvr til SIapelopen.

San Sranciscc, Gal, Ben 22he
Otai. Oct 13Se ENHANCEMENT iii De
Ssor. Staters @rinoIop. ser forbp.
Der Sr9loom (bet gamle Neserilape.
ri), bIcp ibas paatalbt her / Galiior.
nia Seielterct at Scrbinanb GIaubiiis
/ SafIanb, Der beitriber Scriotnings.
masiisbeoen al ben rpe militGre llb.
ifripnineslop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Spor Brand | Japan.

Sofio, Sapar, BEN 23be Wai. -
Samtlige ofientIise 9pgnineer %
oper $500 Suie err neobrpnote / 9p.
en- Done5atpa. D%one5atpa er en- big
tig @p / Eropinien 0amaeata ps bar
$4,000 Snopaanere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29

Granger Se en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
uennen" er iaa COB JON nosen anoen
Spmaifine I'll ben bobbeIte pris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
De noroijfe Sanoe.
ScrtfGtieIfc fra SIDE

% Waifinmeiteren opbc Icnerc ion
6rlge al be uoitaaeoc 9ibelIer.
Sire norife Sfibe meloes at pprc
Ianfeoe al l1uberpanbSbaabe DC
iioite to Gage.
Sniff Srntalitct.
Stocfbolm, Sperisc, oen 25oc
Ntai (Scanb. Neps Serpice): @n
TIFF Sorpcoobaao gif meo fulb
Sort giennem Siifenettene lloetfor
Simbamn, foraariagenbc flor Sfa,
oe. Siiterllc bar neblagt itprfc
Troteiter MOB ilig b~enipnsles
Serb, iom DC paaitaar forepes
Gang paa> Sang.
Sfuabrnno / Sanmarf.
aiebcnbapn, Sanmarf, Ben 25oc
Mfai (Scano. Nems Serpice: Gn
Sloebrano bar oelpis soelugt San.
marfs pafrcite og itsrite Sfpg,
Goloifop paa Splanb.
Miniitcr @rnnhorit bpb.
8riitiania, Norge, Sen 22be Moi
(Scanb. Neips Serpice): Winiiter
Grunforit, Der bar Norges HeprG-
~lclltant pau &irfempbet / Hom,
Stalieil, er oer 20oe Moi oigaoet
peo Soben.
lt.Snab peb Trrpcrnc.
a~icbenbapn, Snnmart, Sen 27be
Wtoi. st Telegram ira Spreerne be.
retter, al en- init llnoerpanbsboab bar
ipnfet ier fpreiife S~iiferbaabe pao
Sanfcrne isnbenfor Serne, oe of ont
trent 30 6iiferc antages at uGre on
TONNE.
Gn np llmemteifclisbeb.
9onoon, 26oe Mai. Ct Telegram
ira ariitiania beretter ON, bporlebes
en- init ll.9aoofapteiu / lin Sorbi'
trelie oner, at Ell norif Tropiantior'
poIter, ct al ll.9aaoens Dire, negte'
DC at aipe pisie S%plpsninger, lof
ham % hans Suitrit anbrinse opp'
poa Soppen al 9aaben, llffeoe Sn
aernc 90 ouffebe unoer. Sfient o.
blep truffet meo / Spbet al Erasiu
act, Ipffebcs set boa beg9e at tonlm'
op igien iIipe % at boloe Jig oppe
in6til Siplp fcm % reobeoe DEM beg
&c.
SorpaItcren % bons SuItru bal
bIonot Sc iaa, iom rebbeoes, az Se
Irtninaen poo oen ncrIfe Sampe'
"SieIctc," Tom ll-@aaSen bapoe lero
Thumbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29

ENrrErp As sucoHp CLASS MATTER JUNE l5Tn 1908 AT
THE rosr orrcI At uEcou.r. Iowa, UNpEK TIM ACT
or CoNarrSs oy MARCUS. 1891,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
Sfpgbrnno / Sanmarf.

&riitiania, Horge, bell 22oe Wai
(Scanb. Neips Serpice): Miniiter
Grunforit, Der bar Norges Heprr-
~icltant pau &irfempbet / Hom,
Stalieh, cr Den 20oe Wtai afgaaet
pc0 Cohen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-29
0tImaufee Il
@immipea Qormn,arfeo.
TmIutb @ornprtyer.

Qinfis
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-22

G. w. Randolph, from taxpayers
assn in Lake View, made the follow
ing complaint:
Cars on the east and west lines
are held back and service is purpose
ly made poor, so people will travel
through the loop. Besides, the out
side lines are getting all the old cars,
discarded by the loop lines. Why
can't we operate our own lines? Why
pay New York traction men big prof
its to do so for US?
''The traction lines have us by the
threats now. Why give them anoth-
er hold on us? Let's go slow about
granting another franchise"
The answer of Walter Fisher to all
qUesiOners was to ask them where
they stood on home rule. He con-
tended that the measure introduced
was nothing but a home rule bill de-
signed to let the city do what it
pleased with the traction companies.
He complained that every one who
came before the committee wanted
municipal ownership.
But what have you done toward
getting it? You knew ten years ago
that we had to amend the state con-
stitUtion to operate our own street
railways. Did any Of you start move
ment for a constitutional assembly
for the purpose of correcting such
conditions? No.
But every time we bring in some
plan you pop in and knock it with
the continual cry that you want pub
lie ownership. So do 1 want public
ownership and I think it would be a
good thing for Chicago"
GERMAN SHIPS FREE TO LEAVE
Washington, March 22,=ScOres of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-22

CLAIM ROMANOFFS RlED FOtG
SEPARATE. GERMAN PEACE
Petrograd, March 22.-Correspond-
ence between the czaTina and for
mer Minister PTopOpotoff has been
discovered, the BOurse Gazette as
serted today, proving that PrOtopO-
poff and others in the fOrmerIroyalist
government attempted to conclude a
separate peace with Germany.
1--WE would have lost the war under
the old government" declared the
former Grand Duke Cyril Of Russia
today-now simple Admiral Roman
off, under the democratic regime.
"Just now," he said, my house
porter and myself see alike.
ct was useless" he continued, de-
scribing attempts to amehOrate con-
ditions of the old autocratic regime,
ito discuss the matter with the car.
We simply could not break down the
wall interpOsed by StUrmeT, ProtO-
popoff, Scheglovitoff and Others"
It was learned today that the
Grand Duke. Cyril, foreseeing an up
rising, had deputed his wife, the
Grand Duchess Victoria, to attempt
to influence the czarina, hoping thus
to reach the car and persuade him
to adopt wider reform measures.
From the front today the Grand
Duke Nicholas telegraphed to the
premier expressing his firm deter
mination to maintain discipline in
the ranks and urging the premier to
restore order in the country, especi-
ally in those industries whose pro-
duct is essential to success Of the
army.
Another peaceful demonstration
occurred outside the dUma building
Wednesday. A great crowd Of peo-
pie collected, waving red flags and
shouting:
Long live the revolutioni Death
to those arrested
l.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-22

GERMAN SHIPS FREE TO LEAVE
Washington, March 22.-Scores of
German merchant vessels, represent
ing hundreds Of thousands Of tons of
shipping, now in American harbors,
are free to depart if the United States
goes to war with Germany, it was
learned officially today.
In fact, these ships could leave
now under international law, it was
officially pointed out, provided they
could show a clean bill of health as
to intent, etc"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
GIRL KIDNAPPED
At ALICE, OKLA.
IS REPORT HERE
.0fficers Watch for Men Who
Took Young Woman Away

Members Of the sheriifs force are
on the lookou, for an automobile CON
tanning three men and a girl wsAch is
believed to be headed for Oklahoma
City from Chckasha.
A telegram was received this morning
by Sheriff Johnson from Chokasha tina,
Nola Allen, . l7-year-old girl living
near Alice, Okla, was kidnapped last
night BY three men in an automobile
and that the machine was believed to
be headed for Oklahoma City, The
girl was returning home from church
in a buggy with a young man when
they were overtaken by three men in a
small automobile,
One Of the men covered the girls
escort with a revolver and forced the
girl into the machine and then drove
off at high speed. The Young man re
ported the matter TO Chickasha officers
and the machine was tracked as far a.
Lawton. Officers between Chckasha
and Oklahoma City are on the lookout
for the car The motive for the kid
naping is unknown.
The girl was bare-headed. She wor,
a white shir,waist, a light skirt striped
with green and white shoes and stock
ings. She !. a blond and weighs abou
100 pounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Alleged Cattle
Thieves Caught

NJ =. Wes,cott and Herbert Harland
were arrested near Guthrie yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Dawson of Arcadia
on charge OF cattle theft. II is charged
that they stole thirteen head Of cattle
from a pasture near Arcadia Friday
night The shcriffs office was notified
and Deputy Dawson was put on the
trail Of the men. The cattle were To-
Gated near Guthrie Saturday
The deputy, with another from Gu,h-
rie, lay in wait for the men, They
returned yesterday to move the cattle
TO another pasture, II is said, and were
placed under arrest When arraigned
before Justice OF the Peace T, i. Dom
nell this morning they pleaded not
guilty and their bond was fixed at
81 $50 each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
FINAL EXEMPTION
BOARDS TO MEET
WITHIN A week
Two Named for Eastern Dis
trictSi One for Western,

Agriculture. labor, journalism, medi-
cine and law are all represented on the
three appellate exemption boards named
by the war department for this state.
Two OF the boards were named Tor the
east side of the state and the third Tor
the western district The districts con-
form to the divisions ot the federal
court jurisdiction
Western District Members
The western district appeals from the
county and city exemption boards VIII
go the board OF five men consisting oi
DR., John w Duke, state health com
mssioncr Roy +, Stafford publisher
Oklahoma City; Charles " Parker, at
torney of Enid. Ollie s. Wilson, okla
homa City, secretary treasurer OF the
State Federation of Labor, and John a
Whi,ehurst, Doxey farmer and member
of the state board of agriculture.
The board for division oi the eastern
district consists OF Senator Eugene NJ
Kerr. Muskogee, publisher; Dr. +, y
Fite, physician OF Tulsa; Eugene i
ROSN, MNhltNlCI, NV Nl''"'i ~ ~
United Mine Workers, district II J. o
Kuyrkendall, farmer and Sockman o
Atoka. and W. Z. Utterback, lawyer anC
banker OF Durant
No. 2, Eastern District.
The board for the second division o
the eastern district consists OF II, II
Rogers, attorney and oil operator o
Tulsa. DR.. Fred s. Clinton, physician o
Tulsa Edgar fenton, Lehigh, presiden
of the State Federation OF Labor; Rob
.ert +. Scivally farmer-stockmsn o
Ardmore. and {, H. krctz, manufacture
of Okmulsec.
Adju,ant General carp today had re
ceived no Official notification of the ap
poin,ments. 1t is likely that the board
will meet for organization within tn
week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
WORK ON DRAFT
LISTS IS BEGUN
Names Arranged In Order in
Which Numbers Drawn,

Members Of the various exemption
boards in Oklahoma City and county
began work today on numerical lists
OF the names drawn in the sclcctive
draft Friday Each district Is required
TO make list OF the names in the order
they were drawn and also to make an
alpha tAical list The serial numbers
OF thl |men will he placed after the
names
Lists have already heen made In An
alphabetical form in cash precinct and
some have made an alphabetical list in
the entire district but it was neces
Sary to wal, until the drawing WAS com
pleted before the numerical list could
be made This means considerable ex-
ira work for the various boards.
II is expected that a verified copy ol
the numbers drawn at Washington will
be received by the exemption boards
within the next day or two. The Ques
,ions to be asked applicants for exemp
tion and all others examined have al
ready been received 0 As soon as word
is received from Washington to begin
the work exemption cards will be mailed
to the different men drawn, telling them
when to report before the exemption
boards These cards have already bee 4
received A penalty may be Imposed
upon anyone who fails to appear on IN,
date he Is summoned unless he can show
sufficient cause for his failure 10 ap.
near
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
DRAFT ELICIBLES
BECOME ANXIOUS
Whitfield Swamped With Ex-
animation Applicants,

AT least two dozen men, whose num-
bers were among the first thousand
drawn at Washington last Friday, called
on Capt. Robert Whitfield, recruiting
office in Oklahoma for the United
States army and explained to him that
they wanted to be examined and given
certificates that they were physically
unfit TO serve in the army They de
clared, according TO Captain Whitfield,
that they wanted the certificates now TO
present to the exemption boards when
called before them for examination,
They Walked Out.
"The men who called here since Sat
urday, in my opinion, would not vol
UNFAIRLY enlist in the army in 100 years,
said Captain Whitfield. "As soon as
they walked in my office they began
telling me of certain physical defects
and asked that examine them and see
for myself that they were telling the
truth
II wonder what thcy think the United
States is going to with the soldiers OBJ
tanned by the draft They do not ap-
pear TO realize that they will receive
the same treatment as those who have
previously enlisted
"Of course | did not examine any OF
them, as they all told me they dill not
want TO enlist now, but merely wanted
to learn whether or not they would he
exempted without awaiting action on
the par, of the local exemption boards
Enlist Registered Men.
Captain Whitfield Saturday afternoon
received telegraphie instructions from
the adju,ant general of the United
States army TO enlist any registered
men who applied for enlistment and
who had not been notified to appear be
fore a local exemption board.
The same instructions were received
at the national guard recruiting station
but the navy recruiting station has re.
ceived orders no, TO enlist any registered
man according 10 Lieutenant Wander
beck, officer IN charge OF the recruiting
for the navy IN this state.
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