davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
&lcine Standardization

-g(m 2aboroop, 2. September
finoet i'm oeuti6en @aiienbous oos
olidbrlide Eicnic ltatt. Sung uub
Silt lit eingelnoen.
-Srut &omarO &aliforo belt am
letten 0ienStag einen @ortrog Dor
Den Mitolicoern Der q. sc. 6. ". @e+
genitanO ocrlelbcn maren ibre Grleb-
mile in Sapan.
Die is Sabre olte 6orbige So
iepbinc ellis bat in ielbitmorOeril6er
9lbiidt @iit genonmcn. Sic mnroe
nn6 Dem GaiuaItp @oipitul gebroHt,
no Die 9(cr5te glouberL Iic am Seber
erbalten 5t f6ni1en.
SEER uno Srou Carl 0roop, Die
Die lebten gSohen in Atlantic Gitg
5lgebradt baben, baben ii6 fiir Den
9eit ibrer @rbolun055eit nad ibrer
prd6tigen 8eiibung Selienborit in
Sen 8lue &iOge Bergen begeben.
-@rdii0cnt 8illon bat BON ieiner
GrboIuugSreiie groBen gaiben ee5o-
gcn. @r mar nIii0e un0 iiberorbei.
tet, o6er ieine @cIunobeit bat iih ite.
tig Bebeiiert, 70 oaB or lt6 Der alten
&ruft uno Srii6e DieOer erfreut.
Sic @albingtoner fonnen iif
aud Jest GoltntogS oes Sdmimm-
DergniigenS erireuen obne Die Staot
pcrlaIIen 3t miiiien. Die 8~aoegeIe-
gcn6eit in &ioal Balm miro binfort
ultd DeS SonntagS often fem.
-gHtritt$foumiIiar &. @mpn
Gardner bat leincn olpeim06entliA-
en- ltrlallb oilgetretcn uno miro Oen
gr0Bten Sell ieiner 5erien ouf ieiner
Sarm bel @oloorf in Morplano 3u-
bringcn. Ser prdiioierenOe &ommii-
Jar 2ouiS Nromnlom lit chen bon lei
ner llrlaltb8reile 3uriidgefebrt.
-0ie Hegierung ~intereliiert li6
lebr fir sen %iogendrnten &eio-Hro-
SeB, Der 2nit 0en Stidltoff 81 ent8ie-
ben nn0 oa6ur1 Salpeter uno filnit=
lihe 9ungitoffe 81 er5ielen. sic be-
5ipedt oie Nnlage elmer groBeu Sobrit
in Georgetown Inn Sen 8ro3eB praf,
tii6 6u Deriu1en.
-0nrdJ cine 8rpflamatiOm Ses
@%rGiiOcnten &SiliOm miiiien ale lett
Dem 5. SUM 5. S. 81 Snbre alt ge-
lgorbencn Ntinner oes GGnOeS iid am
"A. Angnit fiir ocu MilitGrOienit re-
aiitricrcn laiien. lInsefGbr 10000
WtGuncr itcGcn bGhmrd ben WilitGr-
bebSrOen 8Nr InsBebmng 5mr &erfii-
gnng.
-GilcnGa6noireftor Wfc9(ooo bat
our6 eillen GrloB ben A~ngeItelten
Der Giien6obncn onbefo6len, li6 i'm
&erfcbr Mi Dem r%eiienoen 8ublifum
Sc gr0Btcn M6flihfcit 8u b~efleiBigen.
9(u9 iollen lie Del 3ugperipatungen
uIlu. iid ser Gntl6uloigung entbaI=
ten, DoB yGnfel Sam iebt Die @ilen-
balm Oermaltet".
Sic 4qitglieocr mierer Seuer=
lpcbr iin0 nit ibren SalGren nidt gu
frieoen. Cic 6%ebnltpten, Dab ibre @e-
baltserb0bungm felt 1906 10 trinia-
Ter 9lrt gemeien leien, Bob lie nidt
Der NcGe mert mGrert. Sic nerlangen
jebt cine tGgli6e 3ulage bon einem
Ool(er per Gag uno baben cine Oabin
gc6en6e @etition bur6 elm &omite
nmn 0iitriftSfommiliaren ilberrei6en
laiien.
Die ariegs8eit 5eitigt nelle Ser
1dltniiie. 90 ieben mir jett &oli5i-
item nit 8oli5ei= 8a0ge un0 @oli5ei-
fniippcl unO in militdril6er Uniform.
QoS fms Solooten oie abfomman.
Diert limo, INN Dem Mangel ON @oli-
3ilten a~b5ubelfen. @s linb aber int
mer nod 2ilden 81 filaen. 9esbalt
iollen meitere Mannl6aften an sic
%oli5eiforce obgetreten meroen. Gs
iinD Mami6aften, Die iid ~bollitdnoi-
ger Gieiunobeit %erfreuen, ober BOD,
nidjt fiir ben 0ienlt an Scr Sront &C.
eignet limo.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
-9[ae unlere GoIiaiIten boben iid

einem oreim06entli6en milit1rilhen
Drill gu u~nter8iebelb ser Superin-
tenoent oerEoIi5eimadt, Wtojor &iil(-
man, aidt alSgenommen. 2cbterer
peripri6t lid bon oieiem Grill otflt.
rotes Sonoeln uno l6nelleS 9enfen.
Wtojor Gents BON ser 9unOeSormec lit
OriameiIter.
-gSic ser 8ermalter oes Sei5nla
terioIs u%nfiiu0igt, bnben mcbr ais so
&ro3ent ser Ginmobner oes 0iitriftS
ibren &oblenoorrat fiir Den @inter
in ibren SelIern. &iele tauieno Con
men aoblcn lino in lebter 8o6e bier
ongefommen uno I'M Septem6er CT
mortet man mebr ais 100000 Eon-
men.
Sic Ser0en nniercr idonen
@aibingtonerimnen lin0 boiler 6reu-
6e: ser @ann, nit Dem 0ie Sobrifo-
ton bon See Cream belegt mar, lit
oufgebo6en moroen. Die filblc Mit
terung, Oeren mir ltns ieitber 5u ers
freuen batten, bat sic @efobr elmer
&nappbeit an &pbeis berl6winoen
loIlen.
SER Geo. s. 8ieoer, 3. st. in
@ilmington, Del, lGBt ieine pielen
@oibinetoner 6reunoe beItenS grit
ben. @r ihreibt: lid BIN INNER
gciun0 uno m1nter beim guten @lo8
@ier; i6 liebe oas 8april6e, meldeS
bel Der Site beionoers gut i6mcdt.
@ilmington lit Ser cin3ige 8lub in
0elepore, Der nod nid)t troden lit.
-6reoerid 4. Glorf, elm 70 Sab
re alter Wfann, Ser I'M lan0mirtl6dit-
li6en Department ais @Gdter be-
iddftigt mar, bate oos llngliid, bel
ieiner &un0e o~lls5ugleiten nnO itd
gefdbrli6 81 perleten. Sold)e 2ellte
iinO 81 alt fir sen NegierungSOienlt
uno MAIDEN elm gutes argument 81
@unIten elmer Altersfiiriorge BON
Soften Der &egierung.
-2erop Dirop uno Grafton Fan.
Tor, mel6e BET ibrer %erbnftung 0ltrd
Den &oli5iiten @iaiom S. O'gfeil
@ioerltono leiiteten, lpuroen libel
Sl1geriGtet. TaDlor perluhte all ent-
flieben ulo erbielt einen SflB III
oos 9ein, mGbreno Oiron'S &opf in
folge bon &erfnitppelung mebrere
@unoen aufmie8. 8eioe mur0en inn
Georgetown Soipital perbunoen unO
ipGter eingeiperrt.
-8iele BON Sen Slrffrogetten, sic
berbaftet, 81 fur5en 6reibeitsitrafeu
Derurteilt mnren uno einen Sunger-
itrife ~inl3eniert botten, iino idmer er-
franft. SoIlte Der &ungerltrife an
bolten, 10 lino sic Nutpritdten ent
i6loIienL Den @efangenen geiualtiam
Speiie 8u8ufiibren. Sic i6le6ten Or
fabrungen, bie iie gema6t boben,
bolt oie iibrigen Suffrogetten nidt
ab, meitere 0emonltrationen inn So
TQDeI1c Ydrt 81 plallen'
Infer StraBenbobnoienit licB
biel 81 miiniden iibrig. Sect bat Der
&erfebrserperte Sobn q. 8eeler eli
nellen Sabrplan fiir bic Capital
Traction Company ntSgeur6eitet, Der
cine mclentlide SerbeIierung 0es
0ienltes perlpridt. Der nelie Sobr-
plan miro am ndhlten Sonntag IN
araft treten. 4u6 fir oie onoere
StraBenbabngelelihaft miro Elm nell-
er Sabrplnn mlsgear6eitet lperoe1l.
-Oas @merifanii6e &ote &rclt5
iu6t 300 5rouen, Inn i'm &riegSge-
bet ais Gbauffeure 81 oienen. Die
@otomoc Oibiiion beS Soften &relt5cS
ludt so WGnner, sic iiber boS qelte(l-
ungspfli6tiqe 4lter binalls limo. Sic
Iolen ais Siilfsoireftoren IN Den 9i-
piiionslagern fungiercn. 2ellte, 6ie
Snterelle fir oielen 9ienit bobcn,
ober niht sic Wittel beiiben, oenlel-
ben obne @er9iitung 81 pcrIebcn, lol-
len ibre 9llislagen criebt erbolten uno
@ehalt be3iehen.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

@cmGB Ger 3ellen 6reien 8reiIc
miro Die 3eit9emGBbeit zines Ober.
fommonoos oui olen 6ronten ser
3entraImdhte I'M oeuti6en Soltpt
quarter erpogcu.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
SolSatenfranen Oiirieu Yflegcrinuen
iuer0eu.


$4,000 6roilen wer0en bis gum 1.
SS1tli II. S. ge6roud)t meroen, INN bel
Der &erpflegung BON fronfen unO Der
munoeten Soloaten ser amerifaniih-
Ell 9(rmce Su belfen 10 CAB Der @ene-
raj StabSor3t @orgos an, inoem Ell
mfiinoiete, ooB junge 6rouen, De.
rem NtGnner in 6ronfreih fGmpfen,
ais @olpital Ailiitenten angenom-
men meroen miir0en. Die Mebr5abl
miiiicn gei6ulte Hflegerinnen fem
1tno fir ben lle6eriee0init our &erfii-
gllng lteben.
lin Sen @orrot ser 8flegerimer
at crgGn5en bat sic meoi5iniide SO
teillu1Q cine 9(rutee = Yilegeidule elm.
geri6tet, in Der forperlid geiunot
iunQe 6raucn 8piiden 81 uno 81
Sobrer unterrihtet uno menn notig
iiber;ec gclanot mer0en. @tmu 10,
Geo 6raltcn fonnen als@olpital -alii-
Ienten in ocn Ser. Stoaten gebratdt
mcr0en.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
|crmii6tc Na6ri6ten.
SberfOmmnuOO fir ale tentuniideu
ISrputcn criuuneu

AbertDilMnTtDn tlr ollie %tert0nttd)e
Iruntcn criuOgen.
@cniGB Der Reuen 6reien 8reilc
miro Die 3eit9entGBbeit zines Ober-
fommanooS ouf ollen 6ronten ser
3entralmGdte I'M Oellti6en @oltpt.
quarter ermogcn.
0iplOmnten Oerlaileu MOsfau.
Sffi5ielle 0cpei6en aus 6ronfreid)
beiogen, ooB Die bulgorii6en uno tilr.
fiifen @elonOten aus MoSfau in
Berlin eingetroffen iino. SSn ser 9e-
peide beiBt es, ooB Sen IeueIten
Miinhener No6ridten oufolge ole
0cutihen enttGlliht lino, neil lie lid
ouf Oie 9olibebifi niht oerloiien
t0nnen.
3emcnt0erbraud 6cldrGuft.
Der &erbraud BON cement ourd,
Snoultrieil, Die uidt &rieoSarbeit
perrihten, miro lebr bei6rGntt luenn
nidt qan5 aufgrboben meroen, infol.
&c elmer 4norOmtng ser &obIenoer-
moltung, sic Die 2ieferltn9 BON Sob.
len on 6obriten Die 3ement perurbei
ten, aif 70 Tro3ent oeS NormoIoer.
brou6s 6ei6rdnfen.
Waridal Sod Sanft benz nmerifani-
idsn &Olf,
Marihua Sod bat Heb. Gbas. Sec
Sorluno. oen @eneraliefretGr Der Sc.
oerol Councils Of @burd)eS Of GbriIt
in 4merica, eriudt Dem amerifoni-
ihcn Golf icinen tiefen 0anf fir sic
uIuterielle uno geiitige llnterItilbung
an iibermitteIn. Ser oliierte @ene.
raliiiimo lobt in entbuliaitii6er @ei-
ie sic amerifoniihen 0enerGlc, Offi-
5iere uno Wtonniholtcn.
Spnnien iuia i'd idnOlOS balteu.
Sponien bat Deuti6lano benah
rid)tigt, Dob es benblidtige, iih fiir
fiinitige Gerbeernugea Der lpnnilden
S6ifiabrt lho0los 3lt balten, inoent
es cine entipreder6e Gonnage 0ellt-
ld)en S6iffsroumS bel6lognabmen
miro aus oen Shiffen Die in iponi
lhen SGfen 3ufllift geluht bobeu.
so beiagt cine Oepel6e an Ole 2on-
0oncr Simcs ans Santonoer. 80
Oeuti6e S6iffe muroen freimiQig in
Sponien i%nterniert.
GntfUmmener Scemanm bonn VSG.
terlanS" i'm amerifaniiden !Seere.
Sobn 9. @rltber, alias Sobn
S6miOt mno 2obn 2ange, elm tribe
res Mitglieo Ser @e'atung oes inter.
nicrten 0elitl6en 0unpferS Batter
lan0, bon Dem er 1916 entflob, be
finoet Iif in Camp Dodge uno miro
i%nterniert meroen. 53ipilbeomte in
Carroll, Ga, boben ibn I'M Iebten
&erbit ais cincn @egner ser @ebr-
pflidt perboftet. Gr CAB an ooB er
milenS lei 3u oienen ulo er muroc
Scr 0epotbriguOe 5ucrteilt. &iir5lif)
muroe icinc mobre SoentitGt befannt.
Or bat bier 9riioer in ser 0eutiden
Irnee.
Nene &esiernng in NorSrmflanS.
Inter Si6iofomSfp lit Die n&egier-
ilng oes n0roliden HuBlono" ms Sc
ben gerlfeu moroen. &6iafomSfp
ieIbIt lit MinilterprGlioent uno Ntini-
tier oeS 4lSmGrtigen; sic iibrigen
MitgIieoer ser &egierllng lcten lidy
aus So3ialilten ulo NnbGngern an
oerer Garteiriftungen 3ulammen.
0as politiide Yrogromm Der neuen
&egierung entbGlt folgenoe Blnfte:
1. MISUNDERSTANDING Ser oemofroti-
l6en &egierumgsgelpolt in Stub.
lan0.
2. 8ieoereinicbung lofaler &egierun,
gen oltf Ser 8aliS allgemeinell
Stinmre6te8.
3. 8il0ung elmer ruIiii6en National-
ornlee uno @ieoerer0ffmng oes
&ricqes al Scr oltli6en Sront.
A. &crtreibung ser Delitlhen uno an
oerer Sein0e &uBlanOs nit &iIfe
uno 3uiammcnmirfen ser AQiier.
ten.
MPhnrfcu.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
Sins Den WereinSfreiien

glabri6tsn fir tiefe Spalte mifen bis ~fpdtefens Mttt.
wpd Mttta9s IN unisrer 9tetattipn isin, wenn lt III Der
gppne Mufndbme fnben IcIen.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
&erIammlnngcn in Der ~fummen6en
Mpde:
III II

II IT y
09eutider Neutrality-suspicious." {,
9iItrift go. 100; in 922 $50. @nenue
Noronel It.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

2nndrua, &enIluaf, mirflide 9elifa'
tc1Ieu, iinb at baben bel:
SiibIerS,
532 Center. nnS Is &igGs Warft.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19
COIN UNDER DIRT,
co DIG FOR IT
Agricultural Agent Sees Lib
erty Bonds Hidden,

III someone told you there was a $50
or 500 Liberty bond concealed under
the dirt In your garden. even " II we're
down pretty deep you'd dig pretty in
du,trlously, wouldn't youl" {. X. Dom
art, county agricultural agent, said this
morning TO man who called At MI,
office.
The man allowed that II h, knew that
Captain Kidd element wa, lowering
around hs Urden he sure would be a
bearcat OF digger and prober
"Wsll" continued Donar,, potentially
In every little war garden In Oklahoma
City there may be a $50 or a 500 Lib.
srty bond hiding In the ground and Just
waiting for digging and iu,,ing around
enough, to show Itself In such a form
Il can be eashsd In,
9Th, idss IL that having worked hard
in your garden and gotten some good
vegetables coming you put the money
II would take TO buy them, every time
you take something out for the family
table, In a box. There ID no doubt but
what In two month, or 30 the money In
the box will have accumulated to
enough OF q sum 30 that the bond can
be bought Vegetables continue TO he
solt high. This plan saves vegetables
yoi would buy 90 they can be sent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19
It's Your War, Women!
By widely vri subjects which grip heart

world and dreneh h with women's
tears, and this can only be accomplished
by our winning this war.
And to do that we must have money.
So, let everywomeu who has some loved
one at the front buy Libuy06bnd
Let every women who has a hcarthstone
that she would keep safe buy'a Liberty
bond. Let every women who has babe
that she loves, or a young daughter
whose purity she would guard, buy q
Liberty bond
Let every women. VIII has q particle
OF sympathy in her soul for the forloru
women and children OF Belgium and
France buy a Liberty bond, Let every
woman who believes in jhstice, AND
freedom, and right buy Liberty bond
Let every woman who hates war anc
Graves I r peace buy Liberty bond.
The trip that you had planned the new
irock you were going TO get how pitt
fully small Is the sacrifice these foi
the sake Of those who are sacrificing
their lives to protect you and yours.
Buy all the Liberty bonds you can, ant
then 60 In debt for som more, so shal
you prove yourself a worthy daushtel
of Uncle Sam.
| This 10 Q time when money talks IN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19

Buy q Liberty bond. ladies. No mat
ter how many you have bought before,
stretch point and buy Another.
You can't shoulder . gun and go off
and fight for your country, as the men
are doing. You cant put on = nurses
uniform and 40 and nurse wounded
soldiers or drive an ambulance or work
in a munition factory. as many other
women arc doing, but you can do your
BIT by backing up these other mer and
women, who are risking their lives TO
defend you with your r,oney.
Without guns and munitions, with
out food and clothes, without hospital
supplies, the army Of France Is just so
many sheep led to the slaughter; II we
let them die for the lack of the things
that money buys, their blood is on our
heads, and our crime against them will
be blacker than the boches, because they
trusted us
Il takes money, money, money, and
yet more money to carry on war, and
this war Is TO be the war OF the long
est pocketbook. II Is the last ton OF
bombs, the last load OF shrapnel, and
the last big gun that will thunder out
victory. Therefore, II we want to win
this war, we must find more money,
and il is. particularly yp to US women.
who can not fight with our hands, TO
fight with our dollars, and ppur them
like water at Uncle Sans feet
In no war In all history have wom-
en- been called upon to play such a
tremendous part as in this war.
Never before have women had 10 give
so many Of their husbands and sons
and brothers to be cannon fodder.
Never have women before gone into
the trenches and fought side by side
with men Never have they gone into
factories to make munitions of war
with their own hands. Never have
they had to take upon their shoulders
the heavy burdens OF hard physical
labor that men laid down when they
went forth to battle. And never be-
fore did their country call on women
to make such sacrifices as they are
called on to make now.
II is because this war touches women
more nearly in every way than any
other war has ever done, because more
womef's hearts have been broken by il,
more women impoverished and made
homeless, more mothers have seen their
babes slain before their eyes, more
mothers have beheld their young
daughters ravished, that women must
use their utmost effort to put an end to
war.
Women .ust see to Il that there Is
never another war to lay waste to the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19
ontof1E

Twss,y-six rscsuhs wWs see(
the army recruiting slaiIos ~
nson today They have hpeu M
recruiting station q Fod LeCo4 v
Their nsnnsa and home town1 ~ :
.,", r'';s cskSs%s ss.d ~, -ss -sssss.s
{; i,u,,., e,'H.; r., q9'SwS,:t.. 'ssS,. NJ.
Roils,s c.ei =. jsnss, os@Slossi n,lyl
psips; tHrlsscsSsr Z. vssssss' dSIH1e
Missouri Thomas n. Byrqessl AKA
gus,eus, New nsSisol iaei u, ~
PssnsIis, PS"assSID; T:".s.s.: r.sss "a ,ss1s K =
urssnweod, ArtAnoas. ~ !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19
OyB1ieafs

Traffic ofrieials neturnr-W. ID. Humph-
ray OF the state corporation commission
ana J. M. Gayle. traffic expert, returned
today from Kansas City, whore they had
apoeared before the Interstate Commerce
c0|hmlssion on southwestern class freight
rates. They said there were about fifty
attending and that II will continue for
about week longer.
Case Goes 70 county--Charged with ille-
raj possession OF whisky, G, G. Mott was
fihed Sls and costs In the municipal
cotrt this morning and was also turned
over TO the county.
tpsurance Agent FIned---J. y. Blalock,
an insurance agent, was fined Sle and
sosts in municipal court this morping on
. charge OF carrying gun. He gave
notice OF appeal
nr. Flned--pr. w. w, Wallace was
iined - and costs In municipal court this
morning on n charge OF Improper park
lns OF his automobile.
Negro vsorant Elned-Willl Plnkston,
4 negro. was fined $40 and costs In niu-
aicipal court this morning on a charge
N vagrancy He was also fined tb end
'osts on charge OF disorderly conduct
vaarant onvIcted--Archie Wilson was
lined $40 and costs in municipal court
his morning on charge OF vagrancy,
Whisky 10 q conflsoated - Twenty-Five
ruarts OF whisky and the person OF one
Herman Riggert fell into the hands OF
ne law this morning when Deputy
3heriffs Homer Adrean and 7, p. G.
Tray pided Riggert'H place nj al9 West
First street The whisky was found
,ayefilly hidden In a cunningly arranged
plSht beneath q sidewalk In the rear OF
no house. Riggert was placed in the
sounty jail An information charging
Tin with illegal possession OF liquor was
lied In the county court, and he VIII
,e arraigned on the charge this after
soon. RigHert IL already facing trial on
mother boottegsing charge and has been
rrested On several other occasions FOR
rotation of the prohibitory laws.
Auto. Stealing cass up--Henry James
vas placed on trial before n jury In the
district courtroom OF Judge Edward n.
)ldfield this morning on charge OF seal
re aneAutomobile from J. T. Miller on
february IL. The car was worth 81 200 Z
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19
Alfalfa Farmer
/ Again Accused

Reports reached the United States
district attorneys office this morning
that William Hoeisr. alleged pro-Ger-
moefSuSsssof 'Aifsha ,ssusty, had win,
land Attorney General Gregory's order
fabidding. the further circulation OF
"he Finished Mystery book. An in
yestigation Is being made through the
co6nty council OF defense Of Alfalfa
county. II vas stated in the report that
Hoefar, although amply able, had not
subscribed to any war funds and had
been persistent in his talk against war.
No action will be taken by the dis
trkt attorney until complete report
Of the alleged violations has been sent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19

Dr.. Flned---pr. w. w. Wallace was
fined 81 and costs IN municipal court this
morning on charge OF improper park
lne OF his automobile.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19

tell, the kind Of a psuoit you are.
The woman who hasn't . bunch Of
Liberty bonds u she's rich, or who
isn't paying op Liberty bond u She,
poor, 10 q triitor to her country and
should hang her head In shame every
time she passes q man IN khaki or
feels The fold OF the red, white and blue
floating over her unworthy head.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19
TUUIHfUL SLAYER
Gets CLEAN BILL
Lad Who Shot to Defend His
Mother Released,

Fred 1enhlson, l0-year.old negro
school boy, who last night shot and
killed Columbus Bielow. because the
latter was abusing his mother, was
exoneraied OF all blame in the tragedy
by city and county officers, after hearing
his story this morning. The mother and
stepiather OF the lad were not married,
bat only took up to each other" as the
boy explained this morning The family
had been living at ia North Durland,
According to the boy, shooting occurred
In this manner.
Boys Statement
Papa told mamma last night that a
funiur woman was going TO come and
live with us. and said that mamma would
have 10 cook for her, and wait on her,
Mamma said she wouldn't do IL. and then
pop got mad and put me out Of the
room, because once or twice before when
he started TO hit nam, ! almost shot
him, but when he hit her with the seant-
ling, ] went back into, III. room. and
when he saw me, he came running TO
me, and | ran and told him not to hit
me. and when he didn't coming 10
me, picked up my rifle. which pop al.
ways kept loaded and ! sho, him He
tried to chase me ther but | could run
faster than he could, and pretty soon
he dropped dead"
,Ths "Kunjur Woman"
The "kunjur" woman, according TO the
boy 10 4 negro woman by the name OF
Mary Upton, who has "bewitching
influence over the negro people, and
formerly knew Biglow In some other
town
When brought TO the police station
last night, the mother was still in q
dared condition and suffering from loss
OF blood. She was not arrested. but the
boy was held At the jail all night In
reiAting his tale OF the tragedy, the boy
did not seem to be frightened. Quar-
reis between the man and woman were
frequent, and the lad had attempted to
kill the father before when he attacked
his mother.
Should Have Medal
He was turned over to Webb Jones
truant officer, this morning, who took
him to Judge Taylor and County At
torney Selby at the courthouse. They
both favored the release Of the lad, tc
avoid any expense to the county in a
preliminary hearing There Is pos.
sibility and coroner's inquest may bt
held. After hearing the boys statement
Captain Snelson, At the police station
said he should be decorated with a golt
medal and should have had larger gun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19
Connally Appointed
to u. s. Job Here

The department Of labor at Washing.
ton today announced the appointment Of
C.E. Connally, assistant commissioner
OF labor for Oklahoma, as federal di-
rector OF employment for the state. The
designation of Connally has been under
cdssideration for some time, Il Is said,
Connally was in Muskosee today visit
i'm the state employment office at that
Place He probably will accept the
place on his return here tomorrow.
------W,s.a.-----
Maybe you can satisfy your con-
science by buying a $50 Liberty Bond,
but we sort OF doubt It.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19
SCOTT Is APPOINTED
WAR SAVINGS CHAIRMAN

NJ d, Scott, president Of the Scott
Halliburton company, has been Ap-
pointed chairman Tor the sale OF War
savings stamp, In all retail ltorss Of
the county. Ne has been sesIvs In the
sale Of War savings stamps since the
campaign began, lie will appoint Ia
a few days q number Of ssenclss y
retail stores where stamps can be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19

Auto Stealing cass up--Henry James
vas placed on trial before n jury In the
district courtroom OF Judge Edward D.
)ldfield this morning on a charge OF seal
re an.Automobile from J. T. Miller on
February IL. The car was worth 81 100. 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19

insuranee Agent FIned--J. B. Blalock.
an Insurance agent, was fined sle and
sosts In municipal court this morping on
. charge OF carrying gun. He gave
notice OF appeal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-19

Case Goes 70 couuty-Charged with lille
raj possession OF whisky, G, c. Mott was
lined Sls and costs In the municipal
over TO the county.