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The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

Alfred Neuman. three years old.
No 800 Mitchell-ave. was struck
by an automobile driven by Carl
Eichman. No 96f Twenty fourth-st,
late Monday afternoon while play
ing I'm the street In front of his
home. The child was knocked 10
the pavement and suffered bruises
about the face and arms stepping
from e, Sherman car az St Jean-st.
aud KerchcvaLavea late Monday
afternoon Mrs Joe Gehrfg and
baby. No. 546 ST Jean-st.. were
struck by an automobile driven by
p B Luystcr. No 24S East Grand
blvd Mrs Gehrig was knocked 80
the pavement and suffered a badly
bruised face The baby escaped un.
injured
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
British Note Joins In
In mo Annexation"
Program
WILSON LETTER
is INDORSED
Nations Wholly In Ac-
cord With Washing
ton War Aims
BY LOWELL MELLETT.

EfaG CsircspoHdcnf United Press
LONDON. June i2-It is now up
TO Russia. III EsIand. France and the
United States. in behalf OF the Al
lies. have frankly re-stated their
war aims and those war aims coin
eide with expressions which have
come frcm democratic Russia If
Russia desires publication OF all
agrcc'aents and revision OF these
troates. 10 can b. stated authorita-
tiyely that the Alhes are ready TO
take this step
This was tbe general vie" here
FOLLOW ing publication Of England s
.note approving President WILSON 8
Communication France. thru vote
of het parliament has already gone
on record in me same unequivocal
manner Every rcQbcst of the new
IRusslan government has therefore
Ihccn met
Editorial analy sls Of the situation
'oday agreed lhat every possf0l' OBJ
iection 10 Rus.ias full cooperation
with mo Allics had now been met,
|What wa. particularly laudcd hy the
nowsrapor comment was the full
prsr 10 revise AN allied agreements
contained n the British note
President Wilson was universally
rredif,d with the initiative IN the
allie unauimity lu expression OF
Ibeir aims his note being held 10
have clarified the situation
The greatest interest Is now mani
Eect in what Russia will have 10. say
The text Of the British note fol
lows
X..o,.tfa guffuarI WITH tho more, To lr
.aIi that free ftusFia docs h"t t"l
hoae 20 dominate othof penlit
of-c fr.rf fhcI national patrNn'nN
f.r,Ilfv orrupy foreign territory.
IT, fbfa sentiment the Brltian h9F
srnment heartily concutr -
bot enter the war nT WI 'l
,ueet ia ia not continuing ivl
,t nhfaet Tho purpose az tho ont-
et was ~ defend th" efif'fn''
teir country and enforce rf- f-l',, ~
nternntiapal engage mentH I"
~ ffefr blr7rc move hccn ndffu IVA,
bf lihrratine populations "fp'
hv allen tyranny -.n,.
The British government hrHrtitN
f,traa therefore. chat free ltnsgR
la announced her intention ~ Hh,
rating Poland not only lolAn'
-uIo1 bv enc old Ru7sian nntocf H'F'
M e0unIiv that within the domino
,nr ~ the GermHnic emplreE ln
Ma enternrlse tho British democracy
,cfshoa Russia Eodapecd
Rsvond everything We mhW
.urh aottirment ms VIII secure tne
,anrfnfra and cpntentmcnt "f p".
,i1a and take away nll legitlWA''
aurea az future war .,.
Tho Britlsh ruvrrnuFnt ~
ofna y-ith ita Rueatnn allics IN its ac-
erfance and approval ~ the nrinci j.
,1ra laid down hv President wilson
= bIs historic mrRsrgo TO the Nm
,tcar congress Those arc the aims
~ which the British peoples arc
9ohtirq. These arc tho PRINCIPLES hy
which their war policy is ana VIII
b. nulird ,t
Tts Pritfah government believes 9
,r.sfIv euoahirr fhe acr"en enta "
.- frrr, elmo to time made with its
Ufea arc com forr10h'o 90 these sfnn
,rfr bnf n fhe nuurl1n r0r"rnulcn
o Desired tho British government is
,uffc rr1dv with its allles 20 eNHfn
ne and N need hc. 90 revise THESE
grocmcnts
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
CHICAGO BUYING
LIBERTY BONDS
Big subscriptions Gradually
Lifting City Out of
Stacker Class

CHICAGO. June l2-Chicago's
million dollar an hour Liberty loan
campaign was gradually lifting this
city out Of the financial Stacker
class today
In The last "A hours the pace has
slightly exceeded tho mark set, more
than S25.00OO00 having been raised
The biggest subscribers were the
First National and First Trust &
Savings banks which took 100000
600 In bonds jointly. while their de'
positors took sl2.0O0.000
Tho small buyer. TOO. was more In
evidence that at any time since The
bonds were on sale The various
organizations on pushing the bond
rales were concentrating on 800
and $500 contributions today.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
TEUTON PEACE
PLAN LIBERAL
Dutch Socialists Think Ii viii
FavOrably Impress
Entente
~ ARTHLR 3. MANN

stat Correspondent United Press
STOCKHOLM. June 12--Predic.
tion that the German peace state.
ment, 10 be issued bv tho German
majority Socialists. viii "favorahly
impress the Entente" by reason OF
It's liberality. was asserted today
by q member of tho Dutch-Scandi
navian committee who have been
Conferrng With the Teutons.
I'm view of this hint tho Dutch
scandinavian committee immediate
W tclegraphcd 10 pefrograd. urEinc
hat The Russian workmen's and sol
diers' council send delesate 8f
once
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

SHIP IN TROUBLE
OFF FLORIDA COAST

MOBILE. Ala, June 12.-The
American steamer Albert Soper
Pensacola 10 Neuvitas, Cuba, with
cargo OF lumber, was reported here
this morning in distress of Key
West Coast guard cutters have
been notified
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
FRENCH GREET u. S.
MEDICAL UNIT

PARIS, June 12.-An American
army medical unit, comprising $50
men and 70 women nurses, has ar
rived al a French town, II was an
rounced today. The unit is from
Chicago. IL was accorded a hearty
welcome from the French towns
people.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
SHINE BALL
is POPULAR

CLEVELAND. O, June 12-An
epidemic OF shine ball" IS sweep
ing the big leagues
Thus spoke Umpire Billy Evans.
referring to the new ball with two
slick spots.
Many pitchers are trying eut the
mysterious floating sensation. said
Evans Among them are Shore
and Bader. Of the Red Sox Dumont
and Shaw Of Washington. Falken.
burg OF the Athletics. and Cicotte
of the White Sox"
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
GIRL IS CRUSHED
UNDER MACHINE

Lucy Park. - years old. was al
most instantly killed early Monday
afternoon, when stamping ma
chine on which she was employed
in the plant of the Briscoe Manu-
featuring company. Wood ward and
Baltimoreaves.. fell on her. She
lived at No. 202 Buena vista-ave.
Her home was In Hamilton. Ont
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
JOHN ID. DEFAATS
SUNDAY AT GOLF

' NEW YORK. June Billy sun
day can beat tho dtyA at any game
be plays but hc cam beat John ID
Rockefeller Srv playing goif The
53-yearold evangelist and fhe rs
year-old Standard ON bipionaIro
crossed club o6 the links at Pecan
tico HIls with the result fhat John
ID beat Rnlf two MP in n.nehoie
match Billy was sponiiue his day
OF rest with Rockefeller BE said
he had seen a lof of copniri estates
but thar Pocantico Wills had 'em an
stopped
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
PIasterer ID bankrupt

Robert J Edwards. contracting
plasteren OF Detroit filed volun.
tary petition Of bankruptcy Satur
day The petition states that he
owes s5.S7es4 and has resources
amounting to only tl.505.9G
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
sau. soldIer Robhed HIm

I con TotsH. No 10 Pulaski-st.
pushed into tho Scotten-ave. station
ate Monday night and reported that
be- had hocn held mp and robbed
h Wost Enda and Mackiesi by
soldier I.eon SAYS he lost a
watch valued at SIS and purse
.ontaininr fiG The police are in
lestigaUng
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
Wanman Released .

Max Wagman was released upon
$4,000 bonds Monday by the United
States marshal Isador Mellen and
Philip Gareiick furnished the bonds
lie was held upon a charge OF vio-
lating the conscription act
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

Arthur sayles. Do wears old who
SAYS his home is I'M Auburn Mirh4
and That he deserted from ihe army
after be bad served iur' month.
gave himself up 10 the police Non
day.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
Big Haul Expected In
Some Far Western
States
MICHIGAN HAS
FEW EV VADERS
Returns Show 13 Per
Cent Over Census
Heads Estimate
By WEBB c. MILLER.
stan Correspondent United Press.

WASHINGTON. June 12.-Slack.
ers will be jailed by tonight
The government, on trial Of those
who have failed 10 register will
make a wholesale round up today In
the Far West the government sweep
will probably be the greatest. mas
much as western returns show fig
ures far below the census estimates
Government heads say the census
estimates are not SO far out of the
way as 10 be theoretical or vision
ary The shortage in registration
compared with census estimates
means that there are many slackers
While registration in many re.
spects has been satisfactory, pro
ducing nine million or more men,
the response OF some western states
has been amazing 70 men in charge
OF the registration.
They have shown a Stacker spir-
e" registration oficlals say. beyond
the expectation OF even the most
ardent peace-at-any-price advocates.
Regardless Of the slackers. how
ever, America has sufficient men
right now 20 turn out an army of
two million men without claim or
hint of exemption.
The response OF America as a
whole is regarded in military circles
as most gratifying.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

Coliseum OF D. Amugemcnts on the
Board Walk Jefferson at bridge.
one price admits YOU to- All open
daifV Under cover. New stunts
every week Ladies' enjoy it.--Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

LANSING. Mich. June 11.--Gov.
Sleeper last night in compliance
with instructions from Washington.
issued orders for the arrest Of all
"slackerc" found in the state The
government called attention to the
right Of policemen TO compel men
Of coascriptable age TO produce their
registration cards.
Fed arrests are anticipated in
Michigan. however, as the latest re-
turns indicate a registration OF
about 1000 13 per cent over the
census estimate.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
ron ~ ACHING HEAD

Tskr Horsford's Actd Phosphate
Hfalthful and most agreeable TO the
taste Refreahes and invigorates. Use
~ In place OF lemons. Try it.-Adv,
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

PrInttnx--the pIain neat kind-thst
In riEht--TImes Job Dept.-Main 4030.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

printlng-the pIHir neat klnd--thst
: -asht--irifnaa Job Dcpt--Main 40.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

prfntTnR-fhc plain neat kind--that
a. rlEht-Ttmes Job DePt.--Main $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

PrIntlng--tbe pIain neat kind--thst
II right--rtmes Job Dept.-msin $3.50
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12

Prtnfing--thc plain neat kind-fhst
Ia riEht-Times Job Dept.--Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-12
DetrOit's Largest Newspaper

it-NO Questionable Ads. or News.
air-NO Ads. at Cut Rates.
,ssential-NO Padding.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
KONSKRYPCYA.
PRZYJETO 14,17S B
WYCH.

Dc wczoraj wl2cznie przyjeto
14,17S poborowych jake ~zdolnych
do sluzby wojskowcj, a ME maja-
cych zadnych powodow do zwol-
nienia.
Egzaminowano do wczoraj ogo-
lem W Sc dystryktach chicagos-
kich 5O,64O pobOrowych.
L tych 1g,267 uznano jake fl
zycznie niezdolnych do sluzby
wojskowej.
23,63S ~Poborowych uznali leka-
re fizycznie zdolnymi, lecz CT
wszyscy zadajq zwolnienia dla
rozmaitych powodow.
Procent przyjetych wczoraj
znow sic podnios!. Ma podstawie
wczorajszych cyfr % procent eg-
zaminowanych zostalO przyjetych
iako zdolnych.
- Major B. M. Chiperfield, re-
prezentant chicagoski generaia
Crowdera, ktory 2 Waszyngtonu
kieruje poborem W caiym kraju,
wczorai objezdzal biura poborO-
we w dzielnicy p6inocno . zachot-
niej i zachecal wydziaiy do jak
najwiekszego poSpiechu. Ma ogol
major Jest Z rezultatow zadowo--
lony. Osobista inspekcya wykazu-
je, re wiekszoSc wydzial6w spell
MIA swoj obowiQzek / &c Pracuje
be- wytchnienia, lecz jednych d
poznia wielki procent nieobywa-
tell, innych zn0w wielki procent
tych, ktorzy zqdaja zwolnienia.
- WiekszoSc wydzia4ow jedna
kowoz bedzie gotowa juz W sobo-
te ii. juz bedzie W moznoSci Cd
stawic tylu rekrutow, ilu ma da-
ny dystrykt przypada. Bardzo
wiele wydziaiow juz W ~przysziyml
tygodniu bedzie zajmowaio sic
tylko rozpatrywaniem z2dah c
zwolnienie. Powiedziec MONA, re
w sobote 80 procent rekrutoW
przypadaj2cych ma Chicago juz
bedzie dostarczonych przez tutej,
sze wydzialy p%oborowe.
- Major Chiperfield ma podsta,
vie swego objazdu wyrazii pre-.
konanie, re Chicago przeScignelc
W piracy poborowej Nowy York
wszystkie inne wielkie miasta
Przekona} sic bowiem, re wydzia.
iy o wiele wiecej poborowych eg
zaminowaiy, anizeli podaje prasa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
L U NAPADL MA KWATE,
RE ~SUFRAzYSTEK.

Washington, Is. sierpnia. -
Dwutysieczny tlum oblegal wczo-
raj popoludniu przez dwie godzi-
ny gmach Cameron, glowna kwa-
tere sufrazystek Z partyi The
Woman's National Party, kt0re
prowadza polityke umilczqcego"
pikietowania Bialego Domu
Panic tie Sciagneiy na >siebie O.
statnimi czasami wielkie oburze-
ME giownie przez usilowanie pre-
zentowania IL BRAN Biaiego Do
mu table Z napisami KAISER Will
son., ktore mialy oznaczac, re
prezydent jest W stoSunku do ko-
bet takim samym autokratq jak
cesarz Wilhelm ola swoich lu-
dow.
Gdy wczoraj zrowu pojawily
sic z taxa tablica, niesiona przez
panne Lucy Ewing i pania VIM.
Upton Watson 2 Chicago, rzuco-
no sic ma ME i sztandar ten potar-
gano, poczem prowadzony przez
jednego zolnierza i dwu maryna-
rzy tlum ruszyl ku gmachowi Co.
meron, ktory obrzucono gradem
jej pomidorow, mierzac
zwiaszcza W okna, gdzie ia
ka sufrazystka sic pokazaia. Po-
zdzierano przytem wywieszone
ma kwaterze flagi sufrazystek, a
jeden z rozentuzyazmowanych de
monstrantow posunal sic tax da-
leko, re zdari flage amerykahska.
Aresztowano go W policyi podal
on swe nazwisko jake Jack
Gottlieb.
Ogoiem podarto sufrazystkom
81 flag i sztandar6w j zajeio dwie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
P~REZYDENT MIANUJE ITO

Washington, Is. sierpnia.

Washington, 10. slerpnia. -
Prezydent Wilson dokonal wczo-
raj nominacyi 179 brygadyerow
generai-majorow ! przesiai je Sc
natowi do zatwierdzenia.
30 brygadyerow armii regular
mel zostalo posunietych do rangi
generai-major6w, dwu zaS do
tymhczasowych generai-majorow
milicyi otrzymalo te sama range
W armii ~federalnej. 102 pulkowni.
kow armii regula-nej otrzymalo
awans ma g~eneralow brygady, 80
zaS brygadyer6w milicyi zatrzy.
maio te sama range W armii fe'
deralnej. Procz tego 9 puikowni-
koN milicyi zostalo posunietyeh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

do stopnia brygadyerow armii fe'
deralnej, jeden zaS byiy bryga,
dyer tel armii zostai napowrot "a
mianowany w tel samej randze.
Awans ma generaf-maJorow O.
t-zymali nastepujQcy:
William A. Mann,
James Parker.
Eben Swift.
Edward H. P!rmmer.
Edwin +. Glenn.
A. P. Blocksou1.
Henry A. Greene.
Francis II. French.
Charles ]. Barley.
George Bell n.
Frederick S. Strong.
Harry F. Hodges.
c. P. Townslcy.
f. St. ]. Grebic.
Francis J. Herman.
John F. Biddlc.
George T. Bartlett.
II. c. Hodges !r.
Joseph T. Dickman.
Charles G.. Treat.
Adalbert Cronkhitc.
Henry T, Alien.
William H. Sage.
c.. r. Edwards.
John w. Ruckman.
Chase w. Kennedy.
Omar Bundy.
Harry c. Hale.
r. NJ. Blatchicrd.
Samuel D. Strrgis.
David c. Shanks.
William VI. Wright.
Robert l.. Bulard.
Joseph Z. Kuhn.
Peyton C.. March.
c. NJ. Clement pa. n. g.
]. +. Organ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
godziny czasu, zanim udalo sig
zbiegowisko rozproszyt.
KITCHIN ZAPOWIADA OIL
Y WYDATKI WO-
JENNIE.

Washington, Is. sierpnia. -
Minister skarbu McAdoo pointer
mowai wczoraj przew6dcow stron
nictw W kongresie, re w czasie o.
becnej i zimowej sesyi bedzie trze
ba uchwalic jeszcze dodatkowo ma
wydatki wojenne olbrzymia sum,
9 miliard6w dolarow. Dotychczas
przyzwolono juz ia ten eel kredy-
ty w kwocie 5 miliardow W bon
dach rzadowych, a W najblizszej
p~rzyszloSci przejdzie bill podat-
kowy, ktory dostarczy rzadowi
dwu miliardow.
Leader w~iekszoSci w Izbie
posiow, kongresman Kitchin, o.
mawiajac wczoraj sprawe kredy-
tow wojennych oSwiadczyl, re tie
IA miliardow dolarow ma wydatki
w p~ierwszym roku wojny okaza
sic drobnostka W porownaniu z
apropryacyami, jake beda ko-
nieczne w drugim roku. Twier-
dill on, re kongres dotychczas
ME zaczal nawet uchwalac ,,praw-
dziwych apropryacyi," a tylko
chyba Ypr6by" tych, jakich sic W
~przyszloSci ME da unil;naG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

Niemieckie pozycye cd Lens
do Loos wziete.

LONDYN, 15. SIERPNIA. - DIS rano wolSka feldmarszat-
ka Sir Douglasa Haig przypuscAy shiny atak ma niemleck1e pozy-
eve wzdfuz szerokiego frontu Cd Lens XII Loos. Otlcyalny bulletin
donosi, re AngIcy robia zadawaniajace postepy, wedle zs ostat-
niego raportu generala Haig wziely frontowym atal wszystkle
pierwsze LIME neprzyjacio&.
parry. is. SIERPNIA. - Ohcyalny rapport stwierdza, re MI
rionei nocv woiska francuskie zaatakowaiy Niemcow ma froncie
belgijskim posuneiy sic znacznie W okolicy Dixmude.
LONDYN, Is. SIERPNIA. - ~SpozRony, DO datowany jesz-
cze z ostatniei soboty oficyalny komunikat rumunski, opisuJe sto
czona d. ego sierpnia bitwe mad Putna W okoicy MaraSecnu !ako
naiwieksza w dotychczasowej Rampant. Dziewec niemiecklch l
austryackch dywizyi przypuszcza4o przez cztery dni tylez nocy
desperackie ataki PREY pomocy sanego ognia artyleryl ma LIME
wojsk umunsko-rosyjskch ktore sic jednak ME ugiefy W walce
wrecz zadafy wrogowi nadzwyczaj ciezkie straty.
~PETROGRAD, Is SIERPNIA. - Byy car Miko&aj Roma
now zostai wraz z swa rodzina przeniesiony ma pobyt do inneJ
mejscowosci, kt6ra ME jest dotychczas bizej znana. Ekscar rob-
wrazenie czfowieka bardzo przygnebionego, podczas gdy lego iona
Aleksandra zdaje sic bye re zmiany miejsca ,obytu zupeanie zado-
wolona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

eadnych szaibisrsy nseisgacsy.
esyhajscyeh na kieszenis latwowisr.
aych, ME ma DZIENNIK CHICAGO.
SKI ma swych szpaltach. DO aws1s
praeuie ola dobra ludu. osEukaness
,,fire sales" stanowcso " DzIENNI.
KU CHICAGosKIM o~Eiaasans he
no moKa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
GREATEST YElRoF
lAWT0N' S Career
Not Discouraged by a Poor
Crop Year, City Has
Leaped Forward.
FORT SILL HAS HELpED
S375,OO0 in Bonds Voted
for Enlargement Of It's
Water System.

LAWTON, okla, Sept. q. - (Sps-
cial )--law,on and Comanche county
have been characterized by greater &C.
tivity along every line OF business and
industrial cndeavor thespast year than
ever before in is sixtccn years exist
ence. Stimulated by the demand Tor
more food and feed, the farmers of
the county have planted more food and
forage crops than ever before, while the
center of the county's activity has pro-
grc'scd more the past six months, % Z
direct result of the enlargement OF Fort
sill than had been dreamed by the
most visionary, Oil development In Co
manchc aud nearby counties has also
added to this expansion and develop.
ment OF business
Moro Livestock.
Although handicapped by adverse en-
matte conditions the farmers will har.
vest yield equivalent 10 that of moas
years, Notwithstanding the fact that
many have been forced to replant once
or twice in order to get q stand. The
livestock Of the county has also ins
creased materially over former yearA
not only in numbers, but In quality
Registered breeds Of livestock arc rap.
idly replacing the common breeds. The
cotton crop, one OF the crops upon
which this county always depends, 10
as great il not greater than that oi
FORMER years The valuation OF tax
able property in Comanche county THE
year was nearly one million dollars
over last years valuation.
Road improvement. '
Road work has engaged the attentioa
of farmers and business mon OF Co
manche county this year to a great exs
tent, Thirty miles Of roadway con.
Mruc,cd through Comanche county
along the Scenic Route were pro-
nounccd the best OF any between Okla.
homa City and Amarillo, by Col. W. X
Harvey, promoter of the Ozark Trail
Connecting latcrals arc now under con-
struction So that within few montha,
the entire county will bc covered with .
network Of good roads.
In Lawtoh, stimulated by The thoss.
sands Of workmrn. and the thirty thou.
sand or more soldiers stationed at Fort
Sill, the merchants have been worked
TO the utmost to handle the trade, not
wthstanding the large number Of new
firms that have come in within the past
two months. Five new wholesale gYo-
cerics have been established here 10
supply the unprecedented demand, ON.
cr lines Of business have been aug
mcntcd on an equal scale.
Many Big Projects.
More big projects have been UNDER
taken by the city OF Lawton and tho
business men OF the city this year thaa
ever before in such short time. Be.
sides working for the selection OF Fort
sill for one Of the large cantonments,
and the voting S7S.0O in bonds for
the construction Of new pipe line to
For, Sill, local capital has been en-
gagged to pipe gas into Lawton from
Continued on Page n, Column 81
(This Soction.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26

-. lew ~ our friends stil remember stay md
.MhHhlnrton liorc IN October. 1910. began about
.,O ana lev donations In household fumit, sNhon
Wet" attending To two patients hospital
w"ited VII the patients hnd finished the dishes ere
"hNhed IN mhcr 10 set their table sowing nNNno
hn, % served ns dining table TO such repasw often
invited our visiting friends and frli very happy Vltha
In March, 1911 corner Pine and ok for two
years thcn In the q l. Green residence Broadway nnd
Fourth street We then thought O comfortable
ana ample space Tor our work In fact hurc about
thrc" years We then thought TINT few graduate
coulh "rN ensy hkn care Of the emergencies that nny
arise IN our ttc community from time o timn nut because
our community steadily md people tn
only In hut Misc for their chronic ailments
revised plans We Increased bed capacity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26

Of men, and Tor three years did a pros
porous busuc,s.
Much Paving
Ponca CITY now ma, more than two
miles OF iinc brick AMI mapadam pa,
ing. This added to the Sandcl roaA
a new thing IN tins cctou, make, the
traffic routes oi the city, second TO
none in the state Plans are now under
way for the paving OF more than forty
blocks Of streets, and it is but a matter
OF time until practically every street
in the city will be paved, and thus the
several months OF bad weather Will
hold no tcrrors Tor the au'om0bilists
and delivery wagon OF the city
That magic builder ,oi cities anil
founder OF more large fortunes than
probably any other one commodity -ol'
has worked wonders in changing thi,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26


The construction ~ this building Ia ~ steel. brick and
concrete, making ftC- proof combination The inside
u,uEcmont consists ~ u hnlf basement which holds the
furnace room tho laundry. kitchen dining for nurRA
Y room aud lnboptop The first main loor holds ~
administration office reception and eight well equipped
private The floor has the operating and stcrt
Liou two wards Hnd private rooms Thess
Opos connected gentle incline, much preferred 10
huqpinls mud ohylnic elevator necessity The
incline the and center of the building
and s ~ the ftu- proof construction.
The outside color sChrmc aud symmetry In pleasing
the Tho building wings and central
approach the OF brick and concres
ndloin the private thu main floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
Enid General Hospital, Enid, Okla.

II IL oftcn Hhld that
one may not stand
stlll, that hs u, either
forging ahead or low
iug ound This
may be particularly
applicable 10 scicn
liflc nnd humnnin
rinn cnd"aNurH In
these fields n p,n
ilnnnry level mny
not exist And ones
work roprrHcn nts
either prURrcHs or
rrtrugre eeslOu Some
thing In our history
has brought this nd
hg", TO our mind,
ana In n nomcni ~
tctrU'pecllon. We n,o
Impressed with our
* re m ely rapid
growth And yet we
have not reached tho
limit We feel our
present needs and
hnv" planned for
these. md Tor iuturc
growth. Wa know
by this that W. nra
stlll on the upward
climb The apex ls
very rosy. indeed.