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The evening world., 1912-03-12

Copyright. 1912. by The Ircs III
NOE there was a poet who owed
'Oh. that I could pay what I
owe!" he said.
His friend Wright asked: why don't
you write something?"
II will." he replied. ard he wrote this:
ODE TO OHIO,
o Ohio. x-uitingly.
OF thee I sing In x-stssy!
Don't keep me IN expectancy
Or I will sing OF T~en-nessee.
'This way to the exit" said the editor.
"Try again. said Wright. "and what
ever you write write II right"
"Right-o." said the poet. and he wrote
this;
sILLYVER9D.
Tho air was full Of atmosphere.
The woods we're full OF trees,
The evening world., 1912-03-12
ARRIAdE Is q simple thinG-so

.ARRIAdE Is q simple thing-so
M far as the ceremony goes, But
AVA that same ceremony differs. in
different parts Of the world as much
a. does dress and language,
In America n Europe It II usually
q religious ceremony Of more or less
elaboration. But v as noar to Eu-
rope AZ the Syrian desert we ind queer
notifications Of this. For instance.
among tho Bsdouins the bride and BRIDE
groom zach stands on a big stone, fac
Ing each other, In the presence OF their
trlbs and rsclte to each other thsiE
vows. After which the bride invariably
runs away from her new husbands tent
and he has to spend hours in looking
1or her.
kurds "a people In Asia nlnor), have
Q somewhat similar ceremony; except
that the bridegroom stands ankle deer
=. Jxhla ~ hs4ls sstsa4s q II
The evening world., 1912-03-12

4 FRENCH INVENTOR has invented q kind Of secrcnrial
~ clock which will run . month. Not only will IL wake is
owner every morning. but it may b set 1t the start for
different hours on different dsy, 20 - b catch an early train on
Tuesday and yet stay in bed till noon ON Sunday. II may also he
connected with various distant motors and devices, and thus got 10
tend the furnace at . every evening" NOW The lawn At 4 every Thur
day afternoon and shut u tho power in Z mwmil fifty miles away
at sac r. NJ. on the 17th Of the mouth! In fact, il d . regular
memorandum clock with the advantage that once you register the
memo the thing 10 o. good - done.
This certainly sounds like . great time and labor saver. A
few minutes ~tinkerng with . clock like that ought to be good for
. months fishing trip. Az usual, however, nothing is really saved
after al. Somebody ges moro time on, IL 10 truo, but somebody
else. has got to work overtime making those cocks-and tho in,
ventor admits they are no end Of s.job to make we'll!
Its ths old story: A labor saving device \ only . means
whereby somebody i made TO vak harder 10 save somebody else
working 50 hsrdl
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y v OF ~f0Co1uInOIU
anything - y o q
n v get any
thanks for IT."
And you mean II.
You hrlnly balhve
that mover again
Will you allow
your generou Z
spirit OF consider
alton to be LAGER
ated by the ingnat-
itude Of others.
Still, tho next time
opportunity pre-
-N 800 1919
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WORKING BETWEEN MEALS.

40 FORE sleep Is what Americans most need" sas tho
Nv editor Of the Medical Record.
Five hours Of work q day 10 enough. We should
have more leisure" declares q distinguished and nswy~rrived Eng
lsh woman whom no one could sccuss Of being lazy.
This is almost too much. We shall begin to b really worried
about ourselvesi
The medical man sas that ~ are Asatrs-m,d and opsr~-mad
lin fact, amuscment-mad. He sys W zee % many wiGyy electric
lights and hear 50 many elevated railway and sarly mnkmsn that
our brains never settle down to The ~quisuds Of real deep What
aeep we could have, he adds, W put Of With ~. eo6ss and alcohol.
A good many Of US do these thing. Il b true Moro, however.
don't. Most Of us are average people that "slssp o nishts," people
who have worked hard in the Enthusiastically more than
five hours.
Exercise is q good thing sssp = . good thing. Perhaps ws
do not get too much Of sithsr. NsvRthslsss, Tie people who have
done things in this world have never BEEN Tie ones who constantly
worried whether their sleep want no short and their work hours
too long.
Are Americana on the whole Les healthy than any other people:
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~ GOOD STANDING.

pus.ness Ian--Whst rtfsrsaes s can
you gavs., You're msnr'
Tall chap-IJsrcix letter from .
tailor pskiaE me to coms spd look at
~ lsslsg ealliagA=QHss0e AasA
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JUDICIAL REPARrgI.

They never DO" replied Mr.. P:ov-
con to q man who complained TO him
at Maryleboas that his wife would NOT
80 away when hs asksd hsr.-oheGov
l1es&eeS -
The evening world., 1912-03-12

~ ~ nAtss q Ne ps0i.s World;
A daims that siDcs ~ tbsrs hes bses
3 Seap year svssy -four years. D olaims
thAt thse ~ no leap year frsm ~
uatG IN vAicn wus eight pears. Which
q ~ y dGhts n. y. d,
Yeu m both vrong. Tue leap yssrs
.fpas ~ have BEEN ises. IN. ~ aHl
FIX = - CenUealst.
119pmuo01DD6gW91
e. 80.
The evening world., 1912-03-12

TVHE new ffty-thcusand ton steamship Imperator, now build
ing for the Hamburg American. Line, is so long that a man
at the bow Of the ship couldn't possibly recognize with
the naked eye another standing at the stern.
1t will be a serious question on these hinge boats whether
people with remote saterooms win he able to get to them before it
Il time to land.
The evening world., 1912-03-12

IF / am drafted" said M. Artemus Ward in the face of a
former crisis, n shall resign" Why cannot the Colonel
follow this ilustrious examplsi
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comrsht. 1919. h ne
SUGGESTIONS.

7 row often have you ~heard-how
" often have you I'D yourself:
We'll. that's tho last time I'LL
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AaT r B0xE" = going 70 b toned down IN Paris. Tho Chief
Of Police has Issued IN order prohibiting boxing mstches
In future unless absoluts guasantsss are given thst there
viii DO no fatal rssulta Thb ordsr follows IN unfortunate exhiM-
don some dsys aGo. when . French boxer died from the effects Of .
blew delivered by IN Englishmsn.
Boxing i comparatively NV IN N1nos, bsng only four or
~ yass "a IL rules and rsstsicttpns ere only Just beginning to
b dssF und~stesd and Axd. Il b Interesting to note however.
thst - Fsvnch instinct 4, = snal. 10 make NE higher clas Of
sporting CONTESTS . matter q aim end manesuvss rather than Of
danger o. brute force. Bsvs With ~ svn hluiy to cause injuries
~ 70 b forbidden.
Il locks - If IL Bezs' mSht presently Be even - sy and
HARMLESS q . serious FrOdh duA.
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* BOSTON PHYSICIAN says tho weight Of tops, marbles,
~ sinker and jack-knives in . small boys pocket affects his
brain and makes him backward.
Perfectng life is merely the process Of finding ont a. early as
possible ali the pleasant thing and ~suppresing them.
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4 Harvard PRoFEseoKe ~ for tAs perfect telephone
~ girl n to make candidsss show their power TO conccn.
= trste BY running down the columns Of 1 Newspaper and
crossing out every letter e." Well and good, but don't they do
anything to the "r-r|rf&"r
The evening world., 1912-03-12
The Trick Of Looking Young.

HERE was once certain
elderly society man who was
extremely popular with ladies.
He was invited to choice din-
ncro and interestinR week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
HUNGER STRIKE
LATEST STUNT OF
SUFFRACETTES

London, Oct pa nation Of starv-
ing women is the latest notion in the
suffrage campaign.
After the Christmas dinner has been
eaten on December IS next and the
last chime OF midnight has died away.
there viii begin a period of prolonged
starvation for suffragists all over the
country who have volunteered to join
the hunger strike.
This is the proposition made by
Miss Mary Gawthorpe WHO has issued
circular on the subject.
n, during the forthcoming session
the government pledges 10 women are
eyaaed, or il the women's suffrage
cause IS betrayed, l propose to ini-
tiate women's great hunger strike
throughout the length and breadth Of
Great Britain"
Asked what she would do in the
matter a prominent suffragist said:
y had not heard Of the idea. If Ii
is a serious proposition / expect / shall
conform to ltp
4 should imagine that women de-
liberately refusing food to the extent
Of dropping down in the street
through weakness, which would be Che
result Of a hunger strike, could be ar
rested for attempted suicide, said a
physician
One man viewed the proect with
enthusiasm But he said that hun
ged strike would be good not only for
suffragists, but for every one after
Christmas over eatingl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

others, Rev. and Mrs. William Clarke
and Misses Mary L. Matthew and Del.
pha Davis, are at Monaster, one of the
Turkish frontier military headauar.
ters, and three others. Rev and Mrs.
William c. Cooper and Rev. Or. Ed
win p. Haskell, are at saloniki, on
the sea.
"The buildings and grounds Of the
collegiate and theological insistute in
samokoy, Bulgaria, are in use for mil.
itary purposes, while students and
teachers are casting In ther lot with
their countiys cause. The mission
aries have been urged in case Of APP
preaching danger to send the women
and children to places Of safety and
the men to take no unnecessary
risks"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
MISSIONARIES IN THE
BALKANS lN NO DANGER

Boston, Mass. Oct 29.-Athough
mo word has been received by the
American board from any ol It's mis-
sionaries in the Balkans, no anxiety
is felt for their safety, according to
James y Barton, secretary Of the
American board Of commissioners for
foreign missions, in a sermon in the
Central Congregational church in
Newtonville.
This is due to the fact said See.
retary Barton. that they are recog
MED by al parties as the friends Of
all classes
There are between forty and fifty
American missionaries in the coun.
tries now plunged in war; continued
the secretary "The most Of thes,
are in the Balkan states. while eleven
are located in four different places ii
Macedonia
-Four Of these, Rev and Mrs. Phn
cas- r. Kennedy and Rev and Mrs
Charles T. r Rickson, are in the in
terror among the Albanians; fou,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
Warning is Issued
by Health Officers

Washington, Oct 29 Autumn has
arrived The wooded hills have put
On the flaming pageantry 81 red and
yellow; summer, with its holidays, Is
gone, and with it the warmth which
invited the open window"
This IS not the beginning Of a
Thanksgiving prose poem, nor Of an
essay on @The Melancholy Days 1t
!. is the opening paragraph Of a warning
issued by the United States public
health and marine hospital service
against whooDing cough. Dr. W. C..
Rueker, assistant surgeon general, is
the author He says
81 child dead 0. waooling cough
/ .gst as dead as a iaid Of plague p
The point winch Dr. Rucker makes
is tLat winter waeh wiadows are clos
cd and persons are crowoed tossGer
in houses, is the time when suaa Als.
eases as whooJirs c,rgh are a.osl
likely to be contracted and to caase
defth The purpose >. the govern
Mt health bureau is 10 combat ire
popular impression teat whooping
cough Is something mat every child
has got to have, and that it might as
well get it soon and get over with
it,
Many mother has exposed her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

do battle with the old-time courage,
win or lose. But how to meet treach-
cry in our own camps is quite another
thing. One old soldier writes i
have voted from Fremont down and
am too Old to change. | win swat the
bull moose wherever | find his ant
Tered head upon my Republican
ticket Another said In the army
when we found a man within our lines
who could not give a good account Of
himself, the rules Of war governed his
case.
mo man has a right to expect Re-
publican support who goes about in
his campaign shooting at the head Of
his own ticket. No candidate can go
up and down asserting his loyalty to
the cause Of a hostile party and in the
same breath appeal for regularity from
Republican voters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
HOW TO LOSE YOUR VACATION.

New York, Oct. 2a.-prof Edward
L. rhorndike, head OF the department
Of psychology at Columbia university.
bias prepared these ten rules which
he says win enable anyone to ger
along without vacations:
Sleep all that is possible.
Get rid of all physical ills
When interest flags. find a new one.
Always keep on hand a supply OF
motives or desires.
Never learn by a roundabout
method what can he learned directly
Never allow the mind to dwell on
a subject that may not be useful.
Waste no effort.
Never worry.
Never become excited unnecessar.
lily.
Think out what should be done ani
then do it without talking about it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

child to this di.easa firm In the belief
that she was porformins a good acG
and in ignoance 81 tha leopard n
which she placcC the llf4 Of one whom
she loved" continues pr Rucker
Tae same y irue 81 measles. ~ AN.
y ned The death rata from waocp-
ing cough PER 100000 III 1910 in tsis
country was l1.4 per cent, and ham
measles it aas 1913 pe' cent. Tie
scarlet fever death rate was only li.6
per cent ana diphtheria only 2i4 per
cent
ANY disease which kills 10000
children a yelr," says DR.. Rucke ,
speaking Of whooping cough, is a
serious one II bubonic plague were
to kill that many children in ;Ee
United States in one year the wloie
world would quarantine against our
country"
Or Rucker explains that wh0lping
cough is contagious in close contact,
and suggests that children who have
it should be tagged with a cololed
ribbon Of some sort around taoir
sleeves when they 60 on the 81 eet.
lie says that unless there are eompli-
cations children who have the dis5s
should be warmly dressed and kant 10
the open air as much as possible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
(Birst published Oct u.s. 1929
NOTICE or PUBLICATION.

State OF Oklahoma, Grady County In
superior Court
Hette A. Fleak, Plaintiff vs. H G.
Fleak, Defendant No 502
SAID defendant n 6. Fleak will
take notice that he has been sued in
the above named Court for divorce,
and must answer the petition filed
therein BY said plaintiff on or before
the SOth day o! November A. D. 1912,
or said petition win Be taken as true
and iudgment for said Eaintiff IN
said action for divorce viii ha render
ed accordingly
Dated this 18th day OF October 1872
BAREFOOT & CARMICHAEL.
Attest: Attorneys FOR Plaintiff,
W. H. MELTON,
Superior Clerk 10-1S-2ld
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
COALITION
DENOUNCED
BY REPUB.

Fairview. Okla, Oct. 29.-"The ia.
tional Republican committee az its
first session, following the Chicago
convention established a precedent.
gaid James L. Adr = chairman Of
the Loyal Republic Taft and sher-
man club, which our state committee
could have followed very readily. IL
they had not zone in body ana
breeches with the bull moose cor
mite for what paltry local spoils were
IN sight, Immediately after the nom
nation OF William H. Taft for presl-
dent. the national committee had z
house cleenins. Every national COM
mitteeman who vas disloyal to the
Republican partT was promptly re-
placed by one Of the Simon Pure
brand.
yet here in Oklahoma. we have the
humillating spectacle OF members OF
the state Republican committee, who
since the primaries have accepted and
are actively attending 10 the duties
Of both OF these ostensibly hostile in-
stitutions. This. Notwithstanding the
bull moose party was not brought INTO
being until after our state primaries.
The wet nurses OF this new creation,
even watched with painful anxiety,
not knowing whether the infant would
be stiliborn or just an incubus On the
Republican party Of the nation
"The fact is the bull moose is a
variouslg understood creature Of the
animal kingdom and Tive days before
It's birth, even so eminent an author
It's as the Chicago Tribune, one of
lts vet nurses. expressed doubt as to
whether they would make a nomina-
ton or simply formulate an address TO
the American people and wait until
1916 The fact that men can serve
cheerfully on both committees. can
sing Onward. Christian Soldier in
the bull moose committee and Hail
to the CHEZ ii Republican circles
proves the close and tender solieliude
Of these two committee for each
others welfare OF course they So
into a back roea, lock he door and
have a good laugh over the game they
are playing on the would.be dupes-
the Republicans OF the state. and then
issue a few proclamatlons Sit still
in the boat, Vote 'er straight etc.
ETC. ad libitum ad nauseum.
THE pages Of history do not record
during those trying days of the Civil
war. when two people We're bitterly
contending for the things which each
sincerely believed were right, ans
conferences between Abraham LIN
coin, the Republican war president
and jefferson Davis, the president d
/ the southern eonlederacy Who ever
heard Of Gen Grant and that grea
southern soldier. Robert E. Lee meet
ing in secret conference and arrang
irs a division Of soils? The though
IS ii itself utterly revolving
@The bull moose disease demand
he eio treatmee Prepared chalk eil
~. cure Blns mass nd oaloin
That's the dope Al ttat is tn
stf5as medicine mat thousands c
lola Republlca e Oklahoma. VIII
.t1,a at tht Thought Of he blis
trail that has been mapped out by thi
unique coalition for them TO follow
will administer next Tuesday
eTfue Republican like an open fighI
The Democrats are like the poor. w
have them with us always. The
meet defeats smilingly and arise t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

sich headache IS caused by dlsor.
dorod stomach. Take Chamberlains
Tablets and correct that and the head
aches viii disappear For sale by ali
dealers. Adv d&w
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-06-14

un banc, tout au fond du jardin,
abrit6 par un petit berceau de che
vrefeuille.
CONNIE on est bien! CONNIE
celia embaume! disait Georges,
raw.
On ne lie laissa par JOUR long
temps de sa parfaite f6licit6,
Georges! tn vas prendr e
froid, reviews! criait Nine d'Avron.
Avec sa docilit6 ordinaire, Fen
FAINT partit en- courant, ct CONNIE
Simone Sc levait pour lie suivre:
Voulez vous attendre une minu-
te? demanda Thomas Ellington.
Richard m'6crit &c matin....
Ellie s'6tait arret6e dams son
movement, ct, sans une observa-
ton, ellie Sc rasseyait aupres de
lui, la tete baiss6e.
De &c que Thomas rapportait,
on pouvait conclure que Richard
s'obstinait de plus en- plus dams
ses resolutions. II await dome
ordre de licencier tout lie person
mel darlington, de fermer la mai
son, d'emballer quelques objets
auxquels il tenait sp6cialement ct
de les exp6dier a un commission
naire dun port quelconque, char
&c de les lui faire parvenir.
C'est une tierce p%ersonne aussl
qui m'envoie ses l%ettres. lmpossi-
Die de SAVIOR on il est, fit remar-
quer Thomas, d6sol6.
Eft, s'impatientant:
-Ces precautions sont incroya-
bles! Sill s'agissait de tout autre
que de Richard, on s'imaginerait..
-Quoi done? demanda Simone.
Et Thomas Sc taisant:
Ne craignez done pas! reprit-
ellie, les levres serr6es. Je suis
sur la vote d6ja. J'ai recu DIES let
tres anonymes.
-Vous n'allez pas ajouter fol
a ces turpitudes? dit-il avec indi-
gnation.
Non. Mais je SQUIRE beau
coup de les recevoir, on raconte
DIES chooses impossibles.
-Je vous plains, dit Thomas
doucement, car pour souffrir ainsi
il faut que vous aimiez encore bieD
ce pauvre Richard.
Ellie Sc retourna vers lui, pou-
want a peine parler, tant la colere
PGtoufait:
-Moi!.... I'aimer!.... l;avoir
jamais Anne!
Eft, dams une explosion, oublieu-
Sc de l'heure, du lieu, peut-etre du
t6moin de sd confidence:
II ma pris, il ma vol6 ma vie,
il Ia bris6e ainsi qu'un joujou
don't il ne voulait plus! Envers
moi, il a Gu toutes les lachet6s,
toutes les trahisons! Maize pas
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-06-14
w-Nous enverrons gratultement les
numeros dfia parus de &c teull
Teton a tout nouvel abonne qui en- fera
la demande.

Ma fol! s'6cria NJ. d'Avron'
en- oui une anne de beau-pere
s'6talt lentement endurcie, savons-
nous, apres tout, 81, pour lie bon
heur de cette pauvre enfant, nous
devons tant souhaiter quill e
vienne?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-06-14

Non, au dessus, dams l'appar-
tement que j'habite. L'audience
est a midi; je vous attendrai q dix
heures, C'est convent. Mantle
nant, essuyez vos yeux ct r%entrons
ensemble. Soyez certaine que ce
freluquet de tout a l'heure a eu lie
bon gont de filler prestement, ct,
pour le public, je prends les deux
rendezvous de &c soir sous mon
bonnet, sous ma vieille toque de
We'll avou6. LIE plus. soupconneux
ny trouvera rien a redire.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
KENTUCKY FAIR DATES.

Barbourville-K nox County
Fair, September 4-6.
Broadhead-Rockcastle County
Fair, August 14-16.
Dover-Germantown Fair, Au-
gust 1881.
Fulton-Fulton County Fair AS
ISOLATION, August 27-31.
Hardinsburg-Br C kinrid g e
County Fair Association, August
2O-22.
Horse Cave-Hart County Fair,
September 1921.
Lawrenceburg - Lawrenceburg
Fair, August 20-23.
Leitch6eld Grayson County
Fair, August 1915.
Lexjngton-Blue Grass Fair,
August 1911.
London-Laurel County Fair,
August 27-30.
Mayfield-West Kentucky Fair,
October 9-12.
Melbourne - Newport Driving
Fair, September 1921.
Monticello-Wayne County Fair
September So.
Observation-Disclosures County
Fair, September 1921.
Observation-Disclosures Coun-
ty Fair, August 1929.
Sanders-Carroll, Gallatin, Ow-
en- Tri- County Fair, Sept. Al.
Shepherdsville - Tompkinsville
Fair, September Al.
Vanceburg - Vanceburg Fair,
August 14-17.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
A LARGE CONTRACT,
What ". S. Lloyd Wants Every
Person Ia Mt. Sterling to Do.

When w. S. Lloyd, the enter
prising druggist, first offered a so
cent package of DIR. Towards spe-
cifc for the cure of constipation
and dyspepsia at half price, and
guaranteed to return the money if
it did not cure, he thought it prob
able from his experience with other
medicines for these diseases that he
would have a good many packages
returned. But although he has
sold hundreds of bottles, not one
has been brought back.
To those suffering with dizziness,
headache, poor digestion, constipa-
tion and straining, DR.. Towards
specific offers quick relief. 1t is
an invaluable boon to all who feel
uncomfortable after eating, and is
today the popular dinner pill in all
the large cities. 6-2t