davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-19
Abandoned Ship

SEATTLE, Nov. 19.-The last word by wireless received here yesterday from the Mariposa was from Capt. O'Brien and said:
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-19

ROME. Nov. l9.-The Germans ef-
 fac,ed two more crossings on the ptava yesterday at Follin. The Itol- fans either destroyed the enemy force OF captured them. On counter charge the Germans were driven back tg tr. river cmbaukmenJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMpANY'S
HARGAINA

A Groom modern mansion near 2ist
and Classen with sun parlor, basement,
baths, hardwood floors lot NXli0 feet,
price $500 $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
month.
Fiyc-room modern cottage, with maple
floors mnntel and fun basement on
corner lots, price only $4,000, $500 cash,
balance 5000 per month
SACRIFICE SALE s.rnom modern
homo with basement, cement block barn
and garage chicken house, cement puWp
house. fine we'll Of wntcr, 90 bearing
plum peach ana apple trees, cement
walks and drive; Improvements cost
So 900 6 lots on car line, ON Shields
Blvd sacrifice price $4,000; $1,000 cash,
balance to suit
In fun view Of the capitol. new. b.
room modern bungalow, near Culhertsun
ear line for only - 300, $500 cash, bal
ance SAC per month,
FORECLOSUHE SAIE--6-room mod
ern home, lots, In 1000 block N Francis,
price R,1b0. $500 cash. balance t25 per
month.
LOCATION RtGHT-In the 1000 block
W. goth, on 2 full lots i- an s-room mod
ern house, with basement for only s. 600
$500 cash, balance $40 per month OF 20
suit
400 block r. Park Place IL b.room
modern house with extra nlce Improve
ments for only t2j0o 5000 cash, balance
tS5 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Houses. Stores and Farms for Rent
'os.le Insurance bldp NprlG m
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British Nurses on the Flauder, Front.
Uncle Sans Insurance plan.

The working, oi the soldiers iasur-
ancc bill, passed 10y the house and now
before the senate, are thus explained
IN suppositltiuus dialogue IN the Out
look
John Srptho (crlcring Uncle Sans
office at W&hngtonl-I want TO Gu
list
Uncle Sam Come IN, my boy; I'm
glad 10 have YOU IN my army
John Smith. But I've got TO live and
I'm giving up my job aud ! haven't
bccy able TO save much oul Of NJ
.wasVS
Uncle Sam--l'll pay you Sj a month
aud Your hoard and clothes
John Smiih-Thats all right for me I;
bot how about my wife and three chill
drcn,
Uncle Sam-Wcll ,Tll tell you what
I'll do. You give me Sl00 every month
out OF your wages and III add enough
ont Of my own pocket 10 make SS4,
which ri send 10 them monthly
John Smith-But suppose I'm killed
/ or diSublcdi ~
Uncle Sam-Then III pay your
widow and children SS5 4 month until
by death or rcmarriage or the attain
ing OF Sct-Supporting age they cease
10 be dependent
John Nmiih-But they can't live on
that II I'm killed
Uncl. sam Well, then, III 20 fur
thcr II you Will pay me out OF your
$lj wages an additional 81 a month
or $50 q year, viii insure YOU for
$1,000, payable TO your dependant
brncficlarics in annual instaIments OF
$500 for twenty years
John Smith-Thats "rcaSonous,' as
the fellow said. Hut how about my
brother Bill2 Hes not married but
he's giving up hi, job, and when he
come, back from France he won't have
a cent to start ON again.
Uncle Sam-Oh, don't YOU worry; I'll
rix him III make him leave Sl6S0 Of
hi, pay with me at percent interest
When he comes home III pay him the
principal and interest--quitc a nice IT.
ne nest egg Perhaps ho may want 10
get married then
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
LEADING STOCKS
co UNDER FIRE
u, S, Steel, However, ReCoy.
erS Slight Losses,

NEW YORK. Nov ij,--.LondcrR we're
under renewed pressure at the opening
Of todHy'H stock market. overnight de-
vsloplneuts provoking further moderate
liquidation Union Pacific, Utah Copper
md Republic, Iron yielded about n point,
but gains Of to | u however, for Road
ing, Canadian Pacific. Southern Railway
preferred, Marine preferred aud Dn'dU In
Locomotive occurred. Early fractional
loss In United states steel was soon re-.
trievrd. Liberty bonds were heavy, the
Ms making new lot nj fsS2 against
yesterdays minimum ~ gss6
Npeclnltles weakened severely I'm tho
early afternoon, Harvester issues losing
To points Mating preferred I and
Industrial Alcohol 8 Rails aud Indus
trails made variable recUyrrles from
lowest levels
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CORN EASES OFF
ON bEAR|sH news
General Decline Marks Trad
ing in Chicago PIT, :,

CHICAGO. Nov. ~ Prospects of an
Increased crop movement resulting from
Il more liberal supply OF cars tended to-
day 10 eaHe down the corn market At
tcntlon wnA also given to fresh efforts
~ tho food administration 20 hring
about low range Ot feed prices ms ~
mchnH ~ enarging the meat Euppiy.
I'mbaIgons on two leading Eastern rail-
ways counted likewise NJ n weight on
the market Opening prices, which
rrngcd from the same as yesterdays
,i,isI aud MAY at tt.i6 10 ti'ISi,' wsre
| followed hY n slight reaction and then
by a moderate general decline. Oats
were uIai"id by evidenrr or demand from
the seaboard Sellers appeared scarce.
Commission taiylny naus.d flrmncss In
prices had M contrary efftcL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
Russia's Wonder words.

i am going to try 10 tcacn my read
ers six Russian words writes William
G.. Shepherd IN Evcrybodys for No
yembet. The first is tavarish.' It
means comrade There used to be a
law in Russia against using III The
French, In their revolution. meant about
the same thing when they said 'cioyen.'
1t is word YOU hear thousand times
day, everywhere
"' Mir bez annex c couJributri' These
are the other five words, You hear
them as We IN the United States hear
Our latest slang phrases. The Russians
u,c them as We once used the phrase,
Sixteen to one or Safety first They
mean no anuexatons and no contribu.
, llous Nycry Russian lost in hi, happy
/ Wonderland, full Of the new joy OF life,
means, when he use, these words, 10 say.
'Ihi, world is a more beautiful place
than ( bad ever though Let us all he
brothers and help each other to enjoy i,
instead OF lighting to make slaves ol
each other and TO drive the beauty aud
/ happiness out OF lie
There Is something infinitely pathetic
in their face, when YOU say 10 a Rus
sian. we, Your idea is fine. But
what of the Germans"
I'm vain the Russian, have stood
along their front and cried to the Ger.
mau All the rest oi the world is lis.
tculng, except the Germans, 10 that
Russian call TO bappnes, and peace;
laari'h' Mir be, aunew e con-
/ tr,hutir"
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Outside Livestock
ST. Louie.

sT. LOUIS, Nov, l6.--HoGEj Receipts
l00O; l0c lower; llsht ~ BWlt pigs
al1gO, good heavy ii1b6diT7b hulI,
tl7lbUi7db CATTLE Receipts 5000;
HteHdy. natiyn beef Hteors 5000 1850
yearlinE steers aud helfcrs $1,000 1900
cows ~ 900 0O, atochcru and feeders
t6bOV ll.pO, Texas quarantine steers
a. ibh 30, falt TO prime southern beet
tG,O0n 1000; primo yeHrlnR steerk, and
hrlfArs 81 b0Q 1900 nBtive calves b,1baf
l3.f6 SHEEP Receipts 1900; prospects
higher; lambs iia,OOq167 IL; ewes so OO1i
1850; wethers tit,00n l2,2b; Gamers and
ohOpners So b0MA 30.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

gOE SATI-b-room bungalow lots.
$50 west r. Capitol I'm, $1,000 ln.
room flint PIN West WASHINGTON 'tonl
PAIR lots W 8Sth. hl0cl, u cpr line. .
blocks VI be car fare; good we'll storm
cellar. 800 cnnK W. II Ross 1925 la
ldth St
81 GOO--FiVE rooms, modern, 2 rooms IN
oak; gnrngo ana chicken house; 2 luta'
block Of ear, $3.50 cash Mr West. 6l2
American National Bank Bldg Wat 3l'1.
sion CASH, $40 per month for l-rUuu
house lots; plCc tNOh. / block OF Dur
Mr. West. Gl2 American NntIOupl Bank
bldg, Wal 2laE
FOR TRADE-Pnir fine residence lots ln
Academy Heights, Oklahoma tllN. Ku0l
stuff fpr On stock Black p7nthor, 'SHr
White Rock Oklphomu Refining stock
l.. - care ONnhonRu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
NEW YORK.

NEW NORk, Nov a. The cotton
market showed renewed flrmness early
today Liverpool was again purehnsr
~ here, while ihera was further trade
buying and scattered covering. which
Was most nctlVo In tho late months.
First prices wern Il TO points higher
and the market sold about 10 10 ~
uolriY above lpst nlShtA closlrg figures
during the harly trading with Jannary
touching 21GSc md Marrh ~ Soc. rnak-
lnH now hlrh records for tho spa son,
Tho small loss of tonnage through sub.
mnrluo sinking past week encouraged
the moro optimistic view NJ export
prospects
The advance extended 10 a7,1Tc 10
Jnuunry and 2i6ic for March, later
months showing oven greater flrmness
aud with active positions generally scii-
lnr VI 10 " points net higher.
RcnliAins then became moro active
md thore seemed nlso 20 he niorr south
rir hedging attributed To reports that
private ruturnH indicated ginning Of
5000 0Ou lhies between November aud
II January gold uff TO ~ Bic and March
sialc ar about 70 points from the early
hlgh level, with TIM market aomewhat
unsettled around midday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. i5--HoGs, Ro.
la6Oi heavy. tiiOpiT6yi lights 90, 30
WlE1o; pss Ile, SONlfab CATTLE
Receipts, p,00o, Including 200 southarns!
steady Prime-fed steers, il550ui6 10 I;
dressed beef aleers, ili.O0Gi6. 90; Houth-
ern nlcefs, f660p HOO! cows, 81 Olfe
1900; hniferH. tt.bOa on; siockrrs.
50 bDp li5O; calves, i6,SOhiI50. SHEEP,
Hecrlpts, 1000; strong. Lambs. 80 $50
81 OOni25O;a ewes, 81 b0Uii 60; stock
ers 81 OO6Il7a
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Nov 10 49, CASH
corn st0@fy No. : mixed, s2Olm
? Os; M white. " 2iougSo 10 ! yell
low, i2.0042W OATS Steady TO Nc
AND MILO MAIZE ySi5Tg9b
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Edv. l5-Hods: Receipts,
10000; allow Bulk, t72OUtTbbi light,
,llOoi II 7.5Oi mixed, $1,000 1soi heavy,
tl6,g5ql1eQ rough, ti60bITJh pigs.
iitO0@ i7bO, CATTLE. Receipts, 1000
,.,t stssdy Native s'feers; ,,6'SsalG.ss,
and fesdors. % 66dfii. .36; COWS and hoif.
ers, NhOail&bl calves, tB7bpi12b
| SHEEP Receipts, l2,O0n; firm, Wrthers
! M.iOM ssOi lamha al2ahnl7N0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
COTTON GOES Up
NEARLY 20 POINTS
Ginning Report Acts as Bull
lsh Factor in Trade,

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 20. After a
period of hesitation around the first call,
during which the near months lost 3 10 Z
points, the cotton market hero toda v
moved upward stronEiy with the undo
lnR " strhddleu a prominent feature Of
the trading Al tho nnd Of the first
hour tho market stood al net loss ot
N TO ~ points and the distant months
dippls we'd considerable strength.
At n level Of Is To u points up, cotton
selling was met. based on the private
bureau forecast of ginning output for
th'r loAt period of 10000 0baies, ngnlnsi
peS 00O this period Inst year. Toward
noon the trntlnR months were 2 10 u
points over Yesterdays ClOae.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov BUrTER. Firm,
creamery snHhc. EGGS Recspts
1,BGS cases unchanged. POTATOES:
Lower. receipts 80 cars; Wisconsin,. Mn-
nosotn and Michigan bulk ~ G6dl l.fhi
do. sacks, ~ sOtft .b0 POULTRY Ailvs
iowcri fowls l6st2lc, springs 3Oc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
LIVERPOOL.

LLvFRPoOLs Nov iJ 80 COTTON.
Spot Qulctcr prices steadv. oood mid.
ding Rbsd; mlddlluE ~ obdl low mid.
ding gl,bSdi good inlddlnk, u Gsd.
Sales, 900 bales, including Nsbo Aherl.
can; recuipts. ~ O00. including 81 TDo
Anrlterh Futurosi Closed steady New
gsa3d, March 22J5di AprlL ?9,aSd; MAY.
le a2d Old contractAi Fixed prices. No.
yonbur, 9sT0d; December January,
30 iSdi February. March, 10 n6d, April.
May, lb7pd; june July, i1,Ggd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALB
or TRADE

EQUITY IN 5.ruom modern hputr. lose
in tn trudo FOR touring car. J-uasAcurui
Ford preferred; viii pay you 10 invest
gate. H-U5, unro Oklnhumpn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
KANSAS CITY.
KANsAs

KANSAS CITY. Mo, No,. Is but,
TER AND POULTRY Unchanged,
EfiH' FlrNts. i?r; seconds. Sic, p0TA-
TOES. Weak; fg.i5a2,60 por hundfcd-
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81. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, Nov. i5.-pOULTRY. I'm,
changed, except springs, lsci ducks, isc,
gc,se, ljc, BUTTER. Unchanged
Eos. i0c
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ST. LOUIS.

ST, LOUIS, Nov. 10, - CASH cORNt
Steady No I. si.O0. No 2 white. upSdt
l,oo OATS Higher; No, =, 8sh abek c;
M. 2 white, H7nb7hO
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w. S. Moss With
EACOCK & co.

WANTED. Direct from owner. uu y ur
'n room house northeast. thPt com ho
purchased or tiUu tp SRnO ,.sh iIruu,
,'st t,ru. Phone No. th.t N.nl, ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

Uaudruii, for ,pic, are winning pub
hD favor lbi. iall according TO the latest
e hI.n note .\,n Work. Sun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

Wonder Il the mucila0c will be am,
better on the Scent letter stamps
Albany Journal
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Queer, But True.

Now Wumbat didn't like hi, flat
While llubdub hated his,
They went and traded Just like that
Nnd thought il nifty biz
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

On the lower side OF the stem Of a
new pipe is receptacle for matches,
covered with a.roughened metal plate
on which they can be scratched
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

Tho young lady across the way says
she sees by the paper that the British
tank, have done great work lately and
she suppoSes nothing Is more important
than plentv OF pure water for the sol
iirf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTFD-Th The best 6-room bungalow
rell Nnnln 2l13
zaaH..
J hnvr Z live buyers for or y room
hunghluWsi list your property with me
L LMmL nLlLM mml InLMn NM LLELL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

Halt Of Days Shipments Sent
Direct TO Packers,
rODAN"S npCEIrIs.

CATTLE Unlf ~ today'r shlppInEs
went direct 10 packers Trading WAS
active at the weeks advance uf ihu aOu
Packers aud feeders active Top Tor
choice steers reached ~ 40, with one car.
lond selling at TINT figure
Closing Quotations,
rrrca OF tho ,Rrioug grades u cattle arc
approximately aH fulluWa.
ktupTH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALK

FOR sALk--Ten.roo duplex house; nth
modern couvenences; hult-in fix
lures, sleeping porch, laundry la hasc-
ment; Income $50 per month. can at
l7l6 West 10th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15


the country;
LESSON MO-.
RtSs Mullins,
For JasoilcbuS breakfast muffin ty
rice muiius, urged today bulletin
from the national emergency floyd
garden commission OF Wa,hinglor.
cooperating with tins newspaper 10
conserve the nations food resources
The following recipe is recommended .
y! cup cooked rice
"a cup Siilcd wheat flour
= teaspoon salt
teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon sugar
tablespoon sugar, O
egg.
tablespoon shortening
Liquid 10 make a rather suti batter
(aboul one-iourth cup,
Sift together the flour salt sugar
and baking powder twice Beat the
cgg until light and add to the luke
warm boiled rice which has been pul
through a collander NcNl add the
melted shortening then the flour mix.
turc, alternating with portions OF the
liquid until a batter IS formed. some
what sitter than for ordinary flour
muffinS Drop by spoonful, into
creased muffin pans until half filled
and bake ~ to 2S minute, in 4 fairly
! hot oven
Rice and Wheat Meal Biscuit
cup Of rice Hour
| cup Of wheat meal
teaspoon salt
tablespoons baking powder
l. ] tablespoon sugar
4 tablespoons shortening
Liquid euouGh to mix Dabout three
fourth, cuYD.
Silt to gcthcr the flour meal ,alt
and baking powder twice Have the
shortening as cold as possible and cut
into the mixture with a knife, finally
rubbing it in with the hands, Mix
quickly with the cold liquid (milk
skim min, or water forming fairly
soft dough which can be rolled IN the
board. Turn onto a flour board. roll
into a sheet not over onc-hali inch
thick; cut into rounds; place these in
lightly ilourcd biscuit tins (or shallow
panO and bake ~ to - minutes in a
rather no, oven
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
CiTYBRIEFS: B

Theft Case Set for rrlsi-.Trlai Of /.
diamond rlng from the Wells Fargo En-.
prsss company. will be held In the court
of Robert W. Manpln. Justice OF tbs
peace. November 70, samnsack was y
driver for the company mud Ia alleged 20
have taken ring consigned to X I.
KadfOrd he had been IN the employ OF
the company for nearly nine years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
HINTS For
YOUR HoMB

Below is lesson pu bread sent out
from the national emergency food gar
den commission, Washington. oll over
the country,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

A force as OF madness, in the hands
Of reason has done ali that was ever
done in the world -Ccorge Herbert
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
oUr-oY-rowN REAL ESTATE.

1900 WILL BUY a t-room house, barn
and cellar In the best town Of It's sizo
IN Oklahoma. Write quick 10 BoN 205
Maud. okla.
TIiREE-ROOM house, three lots, partly
modern near Y. ] Office and school
Canadian county land NJ g, care Okla
homAn.
WB Kaye FOR SALE good three story
orick store room IN good town (Oil
prospects). clear. paying good revenue
VIII sell cheap or trade for Oklahoma
CITY property, clear
WAHL-KLEIN co.
REALTORS,
Wal 6S72 5o1 Terminal Bllg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

Morelpnd Leases Cause New sult-t
Judgment In favor Of the state for all
oil and gas produced on the contested
was asked Of the court In mn amended
petition filed yesterday hy the attorney
generals department The companies
operating their leases were given
In right 10 continue their oper-
leaAes until the court handed down y
dccision on the suit brought by Governor
Williams TO prevent tho leasing pf oil
and Eas land under the preference right.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

.Leaai Advisors Named--Governor WI
Hams has appointed board Of lcgd
ADVISORS, 10 asBist In tho carrying out
Of the provisions OF the selectivu draft
lqw. Those nniied are. II. u, Blair or
Wagner, and G. ~ Amos, II. u Foster.
j., n A.. Robertson aud $. T., NeclnB,
all Of oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

ountsr 10 Chhlrman--Charles " Gun.
ter hay accepted chalrmhnshp for OklH-
homH Guys executive committee Tor tho
prevention Of the spread OF tuberculosis
Al noon-day meeting on saturday
plans viii he outlined for a campaign "a
he conducted here for the sale ..of Red
Cross Christmas seals oklahoma viii
receive 10 percent of tho sale OF thn seals
In this state. The MONEY will hc uscd
TO promote the cure Of tuberculosis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

10 ACPES high. rich land at 6bth ST
and Santa Fe crossed by gas main
priced low. Wal. al25; Sl7 Colcord.
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NICHOLS & CHANDLER

HOME BUILDERS
Tel Wal 2sl5 3ot Baum Bldr
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FOR SALE

FoR SAi4E-Two modern houscs, North
broadway and West eth St, close iu.
cheap. Owner. Wat 1891.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

HOGS Market opened lower and was
very slow. Top WAS ii7bS fur one cholro
load, Hulk sold for tl6,2bulTg5.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-08-03
TWO DAkOTANS IN
BAD ACCIDENTS

Hazelton, N. D., Aug. 2.-The
deadly hay track was responsible
for two serious accidents occurring
within few hours of each other at
Hazelton and Hague. At Hazelton,
Clyde Kurtz, one of the most prom
inent young farmers in Emmons
county, while repairing a hay track
was .preap:tat tet' to~the fiaor of his
barn, 27 feet below, when some
poorly secured planks gave way.
An ankle and two ribs were broken
and his shoulder was dislocated.
It is feared that internal injuries
may develop.
At Hague, S. ]. Sweitzer had been
pulled up to the track on which his
hay carrier runs when the wheels
of the trolley spread, and Sweitzer
with the heavy carrier on top of
him, fell 81 feet. lie was uncon-
scious when picked up and remain
ed so until after he had reached
Ashley, where a surgical examina-
ton showed his left shoulder blade
to be fractured in a number Of
places.
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overhung the river and losing her
balance, fell into the water which
was about four feet deep. Merle
O'Brien saw the baby fall into the
river and without taking into con-
sideration the danger to herself
for she could swim but. very little,
she plunged into the water without
knowing it's depth and rescued the
baby after it had ~one down the
second time. She reached the shore
with her burden and the baby was
soon restored to life. The water
was up to the neck Of the brave
little rescuer but she fought thru
to the shore with the baby in her
arms, keeping it's head above the
water.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. O'Brien who live at 800
Fifth street N. W. She was sitting
on the shore watching the boats on
the river when the baby fell into
the water. She is just learning to
swim. but found use for her know
ledge in a way that she will never
forget.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-08-03
MRS. WELLAND SEGER
HAD AUTO ACCIDENT

Kenmare News: Mrs. Welland
Seger, who was here with her baby
visiting her father. B. A. Enochson
this week. had bad accident last
night which turned out very FORUM
ately While out driving in her
Ford with her babv and sister Ella,
the engine died going up the hill in
the coulee west Of the scnool house
and the emergency brakes failed to
work so the machine ran back over
the embankment and tipped over
breaking the steering wheel and
wind shield and pinning the occu-
pants under the car, but 1t is quite
consoling to their friends to know
that they all escaped without SER
ious injuries.
The car was repaired and they
all returned to Columbus today not
much the worse for the shake-up.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-08-03
CARRIER PIGEON IS
FOUND NEAR BRISBANE

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 2.--Believed
to be an agent Of a German spy sys-
tenn at work in the United States, a
little carrier pigeon fell exhausted
last Saturday on a farm near Bris-
bane, N. D. Federa1 officials at
Fargo will today direct the village
authorities of that .s;y to 'insern"
the bird until after the close Of the
war. - s.-,r
! M. N. Hayden, cashier of the First
State Bank at Brisbane, Morton
county, is of the opinion that the
Germans have openeu spy system
by means Of carrier pigeons, SO
wrote the federal officials setting
forth the particulars of the finding
of the bird. He did not give, how
ever, the name Of the, farm on
which the bird fel-
The letter stated that OH one leg
of the carrier was agold band with
the No. "A. y .94 6 and on the ether
a band wit 1.-THE number ,s13. The
cashier OF the bank ;Deliey that it
lis a. secret code and that the bird i3
used by German g agenss to transmit