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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08
16unte Krte9s=Cbrontk aus oeutscben Ianoen
2sriet eines 2aarinediesers.
Cine Kom0Ote Ger Jrrnuesn, Ole noa elm gutss Gnoe nabm

mdnoberierte, ais infer lI6oot, nDIte
es bann ben @ogeI Ing @hlspp nebmen.
9eim critsn Qnlauf rdnnte e ben
S9pan3 db, beim ~5ipeiteH fprang Elm
Nlann riiber nit elmer Qeins, bate Tie
aber ebeH feF, bd fippte bic gauge Mds
I4ine IN elmer fdiperen Sss.
Der Mdnn purbe gliidii9 pts0er
dufgefii9t, dber es trieben iebt nod
bic Gdlpimtner, bic Tldi9en fpdrsn d6-
ge6ro9en. @s fam aud nod Elm Sors
p%eboboOt, nm gu belfen: bus fu1r bdirR
nod einmdl iiber ben gan5eu 3innDber
biniber, unb ba tparb nidts mebr ges
Ieben, Damn bampften mir ale 9ous
Ipeeb beim. rnterfpegs feite Raffee unh
8utterbrot perInludt. I'm l ubr fcs
men mir fdIieBli9 pobIbebalten in
an unb nurben nit 9urro9 empfungen.
Meine beiben Sauben iDureH nidt
%ungetommen. @lIo Elm grobes Slid ges
bdbt, tpenn bas llbpot ba niht 5ufdnig
gelsgen bate, ipdren mir beibe b~erIoffen
ME Staten, benn bic Maf1ine f9lins
gerte Iansiam d%useinanber. Dieielbe
9a9t tudrfsn fsinbli9e Glieger Bel urs
Bomber, baben dbsr niGts getrofFen.
Gin englif4es Slus8eus fpurbe abges
idofTen unb etngefaleppt. Orr englifHs
Sffi3ier mar geftern unfsr @ot in BET
Mefie. Mein &oasse aeutndnt G9iiIer
IdoB nit fetnsm aampfeinitber einea
f~peiteren Gngldrber ab Dor Sfien6e.
Damn tpurbe Elm bolIdnbi19er 9ampfer
CUR nnterfudung eingsbra9t, unb es
pdren pteber engtiF9e Gpipne an gor6.
3pei fdBen i'm apblenbunfer, unb elmer
lin leeren DpntDs9eKel. @eitern burfte
i'd niht fliegett, beute tpar i1 NIT nlsis
mem ginfiber niebsr los. es tpurbe aber
neblig. Bin gut 8utpsge, unb BOT mir
ni9ts geffa6et. f6er has TIT INNER,
psnn i'd 6a8 engliiae 9ufetfen mil
babe. Mein 2sbmsretter, Sberleuindnt
8dmberger, mar geftsrn mein Sat unb
bat aud Bel uns gef6lafsn. Der Be-
fdsung babe i9 3igarren geftiftet. 8om
@bmiratftdb betam ia @lHdninfhe sur
!5etntebr 800"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08
Sic 9elOeu bon &ocur.
Der Scridt bes sriess- 8 ridterftats
ters bes INSTRUMENTATION sgprs
marts".

Der ariegsberi4tctitatter aoIter Be,
ri8tet i'm g8otpdrtS" ii6er bic bclbens
miitige 8~erteioigung elmer &ompagnie
Bel aoeur. Die &ompagnie bate unges
fd6r 200 gteter zines fait 5erIt0rten
SdGBengrdbens befeBt. 8d6reno tie bas
nit beI4dftigt mar. beufslben nieber
ber3urihten, udbm bas 6euer morgens
gu unb idloB glei43eiti9 bic &onpagnte
elm. lin 10 llbr uprgens griffea bic
@ngldnoer auF Der gan5en 8ront an. SSn
oerihteoenen 3ei6en tanen fe bis duf
300 Dieter beran, no fe bann nieberges
ma6t nurben. Die iia i'm Often bee
8a6nbofs bon Roeur nd6ernben Snnt5
Durben burd bic oeuti6e 4rtillerie dus
Ber 9ampf 9efebt. al5 gegen Waittag Der
Bii6rer Der 8ompagnie feline 2eute
sdblte. bIieben nur 2 Sffi3iere unb 81
Wiunn iibrig, duBerbtm ging bic Mus
niton duf Die Geige. Qm IeIben Morgen
perIuhten bic GngIdnber nod oiermal
bor3ugeben, bod pur6en fe itet8 5us
riifgenorfen. Rodts riidttn bic GnqIdnz
Der in elmer Stdrte BON 2 Rompu9nien
uuf 300 Meter rebt8 BON Der beutI6en
fef, tpd6renb ii4 aleia3eitig bon lints
&ompagnie Dor uno iebten iid bort
unb Der Mitte ber feinblide 69iibens
rei6en uniern GplOaten nG6erten. Die
Gage mar duBerit tritiI9, bob 6epabrte
jeber feline Rube. Gin @renabier ging
trpb bes b0lifden 5euer8 nit bier 2eus
Ten mad rehtS bor unb mari ben 5einb
bermittetit 6anbgrandten Suriid. 8ies
tat qIei63citiq Elm ll~nteroffi3ier nit bier
2euten nod Iints, pd6reb Der Reit Der
8eIobung auF bic BON Der Mtitte ber
~borgebenben S6iibeurei6en feuerte, Big
Der Qngriff in Der glitte un6 bon redt8
Der unb bic brobenbe u~m3ingelung bon
Iinfs uniere 2eute sipanger, Ii8 langs
fam burd ben 5cuertreis 3uriid3u3ie6en
absr nur Biz 8um Gnbe Der G6iBengrds
ben b%erbinbung, tpO ie BEN admpf FORT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08
Sti ben 30.5 Gm, MOruu bOr SerOuu

mir aber rubten aus. Sin paar Sage
lang tateu mir ni9t bel. Damn pldgte
uns bic Reugier, uu6 mir mu9ten
S4ld9tenbummel binter Der 6rDnt. -
Wir i9duten rns bic Srte OIL, bic uns
Iere Snfanterie geftirmt bate rnb be-
trudteten bic 9ertpiitung, bic bon un'
fern @ei9oFen berri4rte. 9us batten
mir dngeri9tet!
Qusgebuute, NIT itdrten 8aumItdms
men bebedte ltnterftdnbe, 4 m tigF uns
ter Der Grbe dngelegt - bas l~IHterite
etufa9 su o6ert eetebrt. Nus ben
Idmaten G9ibengrdbeu paren breite
GluB6ctte getporben; oft retbten ftf
God all God in benz @rbboben, Elm
fleines, e%init0diges 9aus hdtte in ies
benz bequem qlaB gebabt. limb in bies
fer 5Dne BADEN Meni6en gebauitl =
go9 lagen iie t~eilpeiie umber, Greuro
unb Geinb, NIT per3errten @eiittern.
LIN oas Sort 3. fab es aug, als
tpcnn Elm to[ler 8irbelptnb bic oft
m~dnnTtarten gdume FAINT ben Bur5efn
aus benz @runb g%eriiien, fe burA bic
Cuff oetpir6elt unb bdnn nit Der &rune
anitatt NIT Der @ur5et, in bic @rbe ges
f6mettert bdtte. 9a5piT6en mar Elm
@epirr bon 0rdbten unb 9erbauen,
baB tS mir ni9t in ben 8opF ipolte,
bah uniere Snfunterie bier bur6toms
men unb ben Beinb bertreiben tOunte.
On elmer Gtele I'm Sort, mo- Elm
2ungrobrgeI6iib etnbttoniert mar, mar
cine @runute eingeI8lagen, bate BAG
mebrere 100 3entner idpere @ef6iiB
FAINT llnterftanb pie NIT elmer Eieiers
bonb atl8 Der Grbe beraus8eriRen, 70
baB e8 ieBt biGfsIo8 gen 5immeI @ftorrte.
Ra6bem bic Sage lin tparen, bieB
ts, bo8 @ef4iib abbreden, eS ipieOer
transportfd6ig MAIDEN, nm Der bors
~brtngcnben Snfanterie na63rfommen
unb i6r an elmer oubsren Ste1e 2uft
gu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08
Der sandbuutfriea.

Die Sdpsi5er .3eitung .9oisrer
Na4ri9ten9 bonn Z. SuIi perDfFentIidt
oas foIsenbe SeIegrdmm hires 8erIintr
&orreIponbenten:
sSn 9eutf4lonb sstptnnt Bic ltebeYs
5suguns, ouB bic rntcrIeeboote In udfsr
Submit ben entIheibenben e5tso 6fr
3entralmd6ts berbsiFii6reA fDerbsn, ia
nlsr rnehr Rdun1. Sogar gerIonen. 81
tRrer politiiaen nebg3eusuns rad ouF
Der daBeritsn 9inten iteben uno FtEhsr
erbttterte 9egnsr zines unbeIdrantiea
Anterleetrisgts paren, Tcbsn iebt Isl
bemielben Elm ipirfIames MitteI fir biz,
9erbeifiibrung zines bdIoiasn 1~ritsensl
befonoers. ititbem bic n~eitraIen Gtoos
ten, ME bic Gdnsis, 9onunb unD Sc
itan6inaDiiden aDnigreide. SIFsntlif
ansrtenntn, baB TeatThldnb oe8iuunosn
IT, BON isiner iDirtfomHen Mofft. SEN
untstissbcnt, esbrdu9 gu MAIDEN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08

boltes tatId5Iid srmorbet bal. I'm Der
Wenbe beg Sahrbunotrts bdben iid 5piz
ihen England unb ben Buren, 10 pitt
smporenbe 3pif4enfdae treigRet, bdB elm
pirtli9 a6liger Gbarutter ii9 nidt 70
ohne peiterts barber binptgitben lam.
Q6er man CLAUDE bod ia niht, baB
bic Sd6e bar Buren, oesbafb perIoren fei.
Sns parlameHt gu Sapiiaot murbeH BON
ben Rnttommen Der alien Buren, aIlers
bin9s buraaus nidt ausfdtieBIi9 @ers
trster bteier guren gciaHot. 9ort IiBen
oud bic MduRer aus Ratal, gart1msns
tdrier aus ben idisr bolig an9liIierteu
gegsnben, unb ba3n BE 8ertreter Der
ptelen QuftraIier, ,StaIiener. Grdn5oien
uub @riehen, bic fi9 nit Der 3ett am
Sap dugefebeIt baben. Gle 1ino Is, bic
gotba borIiufig our me6rbeit berbalfen.
Ditiem 3iffertIsment dber itebt bic
bielbsfaeense SdtIade gegeniibtr, boB bic
Wationaltiteu, pelhe bic alte boldnbif9e
lleberIieferung pie6sr auflebcn IaiIsn,
9anb iber Sanb GeIb gefuinntH uuo
unter Der Qeitung bon 9idarot. 9erBog,
Mdlan. 9eib unb sielmon Roos que
febenbs GinfIuB eepinnen. 9otbd unS
Gmuts iinb Bonn aud Bic geute zines
unerildrIidtn Selbfbetruqs, penn fe
glauben, bas 8urenelement unterm Gnis
81 bnben. @erdbs ieitbem Der arieg
aud bic aapfoIonie nit erarifF unb
9sneral be Wst ~miBbanbslt Durbs, lett
eds 9urfnboIt am Sap nit s~rneuter
ardft pieber nuf. =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08
Bic 2eibSiger
9erbfmehe,
gsan e%rtuartet benielben arDken Or
tois, ME bet Der Sriiiabrs= Msefe.

~
Die 2eip8iger 9er6itmefe fiabsf in
bteiem Sabre bonn 26. AuquT Bis J..
September itatt. Die 8efuaer8dbI Der
bieSid1rigen 6rii6lingsmeFe mar Elm
Retorb ioipobl fir bic Sabre bes Grieqfs
ais aud fir bic Dor benz arie9a. ga
bic ieBige 9dnbelsIage Der i'm 8ru6Iing
gletdt, 10 lam man dnne6men. DaB bic
9erbitmefe ben glei4en @rfola er5ieIFn
piro, unb rednet man bdber NIT elmer
groBen 8eiuder3abl. Dies itebt in
trd1en 8iberiprud gu Der bonn S9oner
5untenoienit perbreiteten 5dbel, odB
man fih nit benz @ebanten TRACE, Bic
2eip5iaer MeFen einSufelen. SdtiGds
lid iagt Elm 6untIprun aug Qbon, 6dB
Der a2eip8iger 8pItSSeituna4 sufofQe
iiber bic Qbfaaffurg Der MeTe perAans
belt peroe. 9oa bat neber bieie Sci
tung nod trgeno cine dnpere 70 ettpus
geIagt. 5erner faat ber %erpdbnte gSunts
Iprud, baB Elm g~eipifisr 2omarn cine
8ereinigung gegriinbet babe, Inn Qeaen
bic dn5utdmpfen, bic Der MteTe iibers
briiIta finb. Rten1aIs fdb 0eutfdldnb
nit folder Grndrtung ais gerabe felt
Der WteFe entgesen uno stodr aus sfpet
urIahen: /. 3rpb bes 8rieges pirb
bic Wtefie bon elmer ungebeueren Mens
idenmenge bes Sns unb Quslanbes bes
Iu6t, unb 2. cine bebeutenbe ltnter>
itiiBung III Der def. ieitens Der Reids.
beb0rben 3uteil gepprben. Die Wene
bat ben 3ned, 6dliaungen su nerbius
bern. 9te Nptfpenbigfcit biefer W1dBs
nabme benefit gerabe Der deinb. Die
2eip8iger MfeFe tdmpft niht qtaeu
9let6nsrtige 9robutte fonbern aegeh
8ebauptungen an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08
gemerfensiuertes gftenTtiif.

Gin bemertenspertes frdnSDFiAa
Qtteniiid oer6fFentIi6t bic uNorbb.
qug. Stg." in 8atTimilesa bbrud: sinen
QuspeiiuHgsbefebt aus goris, ben Elm.
9eutf4er pam 2. Sage bet MobiliIo.
tion" srbtelt. Dds 8sbeutiame 1T, baB
nd4 benz bereits in Griebensssiten bors
bereiteten @prbrud bic Musueifuna
nur fir 9eutide, 0eiterrei6er liuo I'M
edrn borgsieben it, p1breub Der briite
i'm 9reibunb, Der Staliensr, BON porns
berein auf bisism 6dema nidt It,
iAeint.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08
1tnataenr6nte g,itcTcr.

Der @emeinoerat BON Seeba6 be-
itimmte, baB bic Nb9dbe bon &onIums
mild unb Qebensmitteln 3u reSu3terten
greifen IoI6en @eIu4fteuern gu pers
petgerH iei, pelde 6unbe beIiben, bic
niat dls WGdter o0er als notpenbige
Qrbeitsttere gu bieneu 6aber. Der @es
m%einoeporitaub min bdnit berbinbern,
bdb bieTe 2ebensm;tteI i6rem sigents
li4en 3pet ent3ogen, unb CUR Gittes
rung bon nuBtofen Sieren Derpenbet
tperben.
5iriurse fir sic Sinber.
Der bdntids 4r3t SbprIon in So,
pen6dgtn ber0ffentli9t unter Der Bee
8ei6nung n8GniIGe aritgstinber6iIfe"
eiuen Qufruf CUR 3eiduung BON Mits
teIn, bic Oa8u bsitimnt iein iuIcn, ains
Der aus fdmttideh itRgfibrenben 2dn>
bern in 9dnemurt unter5ubringen. Die
&inosr foIen mad benz ptane einen Bis
bdIbidbrigen 4ufentbalt in 9Gntmdrt
er6dlten unb Ioqen 6eioen trisgfibrene
ben Mddtez0 ruppen angeb0ren obne
Ridit9t duf bic I%ationdIitdt ober
@tauben. Der 4ufruf 9bprIons 1T bon
elmer er0Beren Qn3abl ron Mdnnern
Der peri9iebensn SsiIe 9dnemdrTs urs
ter5siduet. SO folen in osrI9ieoensu
Stelsn ~bsIonbere lotdle Sammlungss
ausfhife esbtIbet nsreen. Der Qufs
ruff piro nun uon sinisen aopenbagener
8[dttern nus5ugspeiie niebereegeben
uno finoet aud bort feline ainitigs Qufz
nabrt.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
FABUL0USLY RICH QUARTZ DlSCOV-
 FRY AT PORT WELLS.
(Cordova Times.)

What is purported to be one of the richest gold quartz strikes made in this part of Alaska is reported from the head of Pigot bay, in Port Wells, and reliable mining men substantiate the claim of Chris Peterson, the To- cator.
 This strike was made in December, since which time the discoverer has been doing surface work on the pro- perty, which is showing up well under development. Charles Larson is the fortunate associate of MT. Peterson in the new strike, and plans are now under way for it's extensive develop ment Rich float had been discovered by a number of prospectors who had been unsuccessful in finding the ledge, but the locator being a thor ough and persistent prospector sue ceeded.
 The property is about one mile from the head of Pigot bay, and situated ad- vantageously for economical mining It consists of ledge varying from IS inches to five feet in width, trace able on the surface for fully three thousand feet. The ore is sprinkled with gold and galena and from tests made it is believed the ore will plate $20 per ton.
 MT. Peterson, who is one of the best prospectors in the country, and very reliable, feels that he is justified in saying the recent discovery has the best surface showing of any in which he has been interested
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
RED MEN PLANNING LARGE BALL FOR
 FEBRUARY 22nd.

Last evening at the meeting held in the Redmen Hall. the order of Red men completed their arrangements for the giving of their annual Washing ton Ball, on February 22nd, in honor oe George Washington's Birthday.
 The committee today announced that preparations on a lavish scale are under way for the event which will be one of the social events of the Spring season. When more is known of the features of the dance, announcements will be made by the various commit tees. ..Ketchikan has something to look forward to now, however, for the Redmen are famous for their Annual Balls, which always come up to ex- pectations, and some of the prettiest dances given in Ketchikan have been given by this order.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

over all 624 feet. It's engines will be of the Curtis turbine type, productive of an estimate horsepower of 32,0O0. Like the other latest battlecraft it will be equipped with oil-burning boilers.
 The main battery of the Mississippi will be 12 IA inch 50 caliber rifles, placed three to the turret. In addition there will be P 5 inch 61 caliber rap d fire guns, four inch anti aircraft rifles, two 21 inch torpedo tubes sub merged, and the usual saluting guns.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
Ham the Diver''

take her place in the battlefleet the government will have spent almost two times that amount on her.
 The Mississippi was laid down in April, 1915 and will be ready to be com missioned late next fall. Except for slight modification the Mississippi will be duplicate of the dreadnoughts Pennsylvania and Arizona, recently commissioned.
 The new battleship will hay max mum speed of 21 knots, will displace 32.000 tons on trial and 33oo0 when fully loaded, and will have length of
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
DESCRIPTION OF OUR
 MONSTER BATTLESHIP

The super-dreadnought Mississippi, which was launched few days ago, is said to one of the most efficient and powerful fighting machines ever built in the world.
 Only the shell of the great sea fighter took to the water but even without armament and machinery, it represents an expenditure of nearly $8,GOO, 100000. When she is ready to
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

ALASKA. WraneeH strait-Peters- burg Float Light twenty four, reported as fouled by Iree on January 30, will be replaced in position and relighted as soon as practicable.
 ALASKA. Wrangell Strait. South Ledge Buo~ No 1, reported carried away by l.e January 31 will be re placed as soon as practicable.
 CAUTiON--
 Mariners navigating Wrangell Strait should uae caution owing to ice con diHons aud't 'tha possibilities of aids to navigation being carried out of po- sition.
 By direction of the Commissioner of Lighthouses
 In the absence and by direction of the nspootor-A B. EDMONDS, Chief Clerk.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
K. K. K. CLUB MEET TONIGHT

There is to be special meeting of the members of the K. K. K. Club in the Club rooms in the basement of the Methodist church this evening at 7:30. All members are requested to be present.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
MEMS SUITS $20.oo.

Durig the month of February Field the specialist will offer 100 mems suits at $2000 that are of exceptionally good material and workmanship. In all sizes from 33 to A assorted colorings and navies. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
REMOVAL NOTICE

On and after February 10th, shall open up my new stock of dry goods in the premises between the Washington Fish Market and the Fisherman's Un- ion, in the new Cold Storage Building THE GATEWAY STORE.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
HE IS QUITE RIGHT!

We all know the Italians discovered The Germans made it The Irish rule it.
 The Jews improved it. The Yankees run it. The gasoline men own it- So where is your Americanism ?- Milan Qtaly) Gazette.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

Notwithstanding the high cost of shoes at the present time but to in crease my sales on the Walk-Over brand am going to sell all shoes for $500 per pair during the month of February. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

Mems Clothes are not going to be any cheaper so it's to your interest 10 take advantage of Fields Special offering at $20.0O adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
WALK OVER SHOES.

During the month of February you can buy any pair of Walk-Over Shoes in the store for 5000. Field the spec ialist adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

Over a third of the total population of Dublin, according to census report, consists of families living in a single rOom
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

If you contemplate buying suit, Field the specialist can save you from $500 to $10.00 adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

Special values for men and young men all during the month of February at Fields. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

An easy way to save from $500 to $10.00 on a suit, see Field about it.
 adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
REVILLA

J. Dempsey, P Callaghan L. Felix. Steve Samovich, Nick Samovich, Ed ward Brown. Iyor Ekrane, Harry Sc liz, 0. l. Nilsen, Arthur F. White J.. J. Larkins. H. w. Newton.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

No matter your size or form, Field can fit you in one of those special suits at S2o.o0 adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

Field can fit you perfectly in one of those $20.00 suits. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31
REGISTERED 1T HOTELS
SHERMAN

Miss Le Roy. E r. Geueau. r. R. Olsen, J. R. Preston.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

Special values in Walk-Over Shoes during February at Fields. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-31

This is called a full Triangle Program. A feature and a Comedy on the same bill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
e. b. COCKRELL,

EIGHT ROOM house. basement, furnace.
mrgc 600 block " I'm, $3.50 scars.
Wnl go
fOR SAlE-5 rooms. modern, two lott,
in 700 block W ith price. 1850 $500
cash. balance $50 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
'os-alp Insurance BIDS Maple 3f
uWNEU wired sell cWnt room h0use.
basement furnace garage. 300 block
W llth $1,000 Scnts Wnl 4ii7
NEW 6-room bungalow. pnsement hard
wood floora ell hult-in features. $3.50.
Scars. Wal Eti
EIGHT ROOM house. 9oo block y ehar.
tel. $3.50 Sears, Wal 454i
GOOD nte-roon,.. clustered house. with
cement basement, that win rent Tor SIS
per month pr $500
\ new sN-ronm bungalow besides
breakfast room three rooms hardwood
finished an huilt.ln fsHturcs concrete
porch. good sidewalks ono hslf block
east Relle Isle car line or 3lst street let
ne show you this h"autifu home wood
ruff & Groves, llS's y. Broadway Phone
Wal 9iH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
No Cheating in
This Poker Game
Played With Automobile Licenses In
stead OF Cards.

WASHINGTON-Ever play auto
poker?
You ought 20 try il " YOU want to
taste OF the latest sport
You play it with automobiles
Philadelphia boasts Of It's new sport
Of fire alarm pools Tickets bearing
;he number OF fire boxes arc sold. II
ono or more OF these boxes are struck
during the week the ticket holders OF
thcse numbers collect the prize money
The city oi Rrotherly Love has
nothing on Washington when i, comes
to gaming paStlmeS. Stroll into the
lobby OF almost any local hotel or into
a cigar store or poolroom and YOU
will generally find a bunch of loungcrs
eNcl,edly looking out into the street.
They are PLAYING the game.
Nn automobile will shoot by
"l2nj+" ono Of the PLAYERS wilbnote,
and probably exclaim. Rotten"
Another auto comes along "220oy
will be the number OF the license tag.
"Ah, a pair OF deuceS"
Number $3.50 puiis into sight.
Trips and the game becomes fever-
i,h Two more have yet to get their
cards"
One OF these latter two may saw:
"Tf Just raise my original bet Of 81
another iron man ,ha, beat your
three skies
ITS bct"-and the challenge Is ac-
ocp,ed
"S99ll"-"Two pair; YOU win
But tarry moment, still another
gets a hand
Up drives license "SsI4l" "Hoo-ray,
fours full Of eight'"
HE takes the pot and another hand"
/, dealt
Sounds like pretty good and
square game You know YOU can't
stack the cards and at the same time
some one else is paving for your heat,
light and general comfort
Another advan,age-wiiey will know
rNihinC about II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
MISS CLEVELAND |
BRAVES GERMAN
SHELLS At 'FRONT.'
Now She Is Managing Institu-
ton for Blind Soldiers,

How Mis-, Esther Cleveland, daugh-
,, ot the late president has Jared on
the Sommc front. where she saw the
war at first hand in company with
Mis-, Wrniircd Holt IS told for the first
time BY Miss Holt. 1ho has just re-
turncd to New York City after spend
no year and a hall IN relief work
ia France The following interview
with her appears IN the New York
Journal
Only Woman on Firing Line.
81 believe that We were tho only wom-
cn 10 get ON the firing line along the
Nommc.' Miss Holt said 1T was
thrilling sensation With special passes
vr motorcd to tho S6mme sector un-
der the safeguard Of the general COM
mindmg. and with staff officer went
10 the great headquarters OF that dis
tr'gt Just as We arrived the news
came - the rccapture Of Naux at Ver-
dun. and the general told us that we
we're the cmiSSdrlcS OF good fortune
we went ont into tho trenches un-
der fire saw one huge she'll burst
short distance m front OF lt', killing
.cycral mcn. We were Fsten through
the treuchc, and saw all the wonder
( 'u' system OF CARRYING on warfare, be-
/ ug shown about everywhere
I Interesting Details,
/ Miss Holt gave some interesting de-
tails ot the work done at the pharc de
. France. 10 Pari,
Three hundred men have been
! taught useful occupations at the Pharc'
, Miss Holt said We have helped three
thousand more partly blinded men aud
men suffering from wound, IN the
head, and wc have helped the blind in
tli'y other hospitals, besides cooper
at,ng with all the other institutions.
! Contrary to reports that have been
given out there arc only two thousand
mcu IN France that have been to-
tally blinded by wounds received in
. tire war"
She SAID that many men who IN the
. iirst stage ot their blindness were in
utter despair and even threatening SUI
eide had been rcaSSured that life still
held something worth while for them,
and were now useful citizens SELF sup
IporiHg and working hard for them
selves aud for France She added that
she was over here Tor short vacation
ard would then return Miss Holt said
that she had left Miss Cleveland. who
has been acting As her secretary, IN
Charge OF the work in Paris.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
STOCKS IN MORE
DEMAND TODAY
Wall Stret Throws Off Recent
Depression,

NEW YOEk. March Speculative
stocks Ncr, r demand a. tine opening ui
toda n market with many issues ] TO
points over yesterdays fihl quotations
There was a dispositiou 80 throw of fe-
cent depression and inertia especially M
.hppings. leading indu1rlnls metals and
prominent sucoialti.s Substantial ad-
yances of the first hsf hour included
points FOR Marine preferred, ia for Al-
lsntir Gul' and West Indies. one each ioi
United states steel aud R"thlehcm steel
issues and 10 points 'ur ! nited SlHt',
Rubber. Industrial Alcohol, Central
on'her and ltnh roppc' Rails Jagged
tohtui the genera list.