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Evening journal., 1915-09-29
MRXICANS FIRE SHOTS
ACROSS THE BORDER

By The United Press.
BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Sept 29.--
Mexicans fired across the river at a
United States cavalry patrol near
Laferia pumping plant today. ac-
cording TO reports reaching here this
afternoon The firing lasted thirty
minutes and about 500 shots were ex-
changed by both sides No casual
ties were sustained by the Ameri-
cans. It is not known whether any
Mexicans were hit.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
TABERNACLE MAY CO
ON another SITE.

Opposition having developed against
the holding of evangelistic services
in charge of the Rev. M. II. Lyon of
Winona, Ind, In the proposed taber-
nacle at Washington Heights next
January and February. members Of
the executive committee of the evan
gelistic campaign held a conference
at the city hall this morning. Il was
said that church members living south
of the Brandywine Creek had object
ed to the Washington Heights site
as inconvenient TO them and suggest
ed that the tract owned by the Board
of Water Commissioners at Eighth
and Rodney streets be used.
The Water Department directors
have already objected TO the use OF
this land for such a purpose but as II
appears TO be the land most suited
for the purpose, the committee will
endeavor TO have the Water Depart
ment allowed them the use of the
land.
AS the committee did not make
much progress today, another meeting
will be held in a short time.
A committee composed of the Rev
DR.. T.. l.. Honecker. Rev Il. =. Hollo-
way. r. l.. Jackson. A. l.. Johnson,
General Charles Bird. Harry Emmons
and the Rev. j. O. McCown, was ap-
pointed at a meeting Of the commit
tee yesterday afternoon, TO make nom
nations for the organization OF the
working force for the campaign and
will se.ect the various committees
authorized. which are suggested by
DR.. Lyon in a special book on prep.
aration for evangelistic campaigns.
This book contains general instruc.
tions in preparatory work.
Another meeting OF the ministers
and laymen viii be held at the Y. NJ
4 c. A. Friday night, when the com.
mittee will report.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
.IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"

In Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter
Hackett's amusing story of the rich
mans song who, goaded into an ac-
tive business career by his found
father, starts an advertising cam
paign that creates sensation in the
commercial world. the authors. under
the title Of 1T Pays to Advertise. -
have furnished an evenings enjoy
mont that is rarely equalled for the
theatregoer Primarily. the farce is
funny--not merely funny. but exceed
ingly funny-and it is also clean and
wholesome. It will be Sc seen at the
Playhouse on Friday and Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee, October
and 2.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
ORDER TOP OFF
fire. SWEPT BAKERY

Following a thorough examination
Of the walls and ruins of the Frei-
hofer Bakery which was swept by
fire early Sunday morning, Building
Inspector Anderson today ordered
that the wall along Orange street
be torn down to a level with the
second floor and the south wall re-
moved to the same height. The joists
on the second floor are also ordered
renewed and severai change were
ordered made to adjoining property.
Adjusters OF the fire insurance com
panies, representatives of the owners
and Mr.. Anderson will hold a confer
ence over the proposed changes to-
morrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
"a FOOL THERE wAs.y

With the subtleness of a serpent,
the insidiousness Of the tempters OF
81. Anthony is the vampire" in "a
Fool There Was which will be the
feature attraction at The Playhouse
next Monday afternoon and night BY
temptation, "the husband" step by
step. falls to the lowest possible
depths of self-degradation. fighting all
the time against the power that he has
not the strength to overcome. The
play has had most remarkable sue
cess. From Kipling's poem, "The
Vampire" the idea of the play was
suggested and the author, Porter En-
erson Browne. has improved on the
poem by the added dramatic results.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
TO ATTEND BENCH SHOW.

]. Albert oliver, Charles J. Wink
Ter and Holstein Harvey, OF this city,
will visit Lancaster, Pa. tomorrow.
where a dog show viii be held. Mr..
Harvey will be a judge on the French
dogs at the show. Mr.. Oliver has en-
tered a dog in the exhibition, under
the name OF "Puss in Boots" Mr..
oliver is agent for the animal.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
MANY PAY TAXES.

Charles H. Lippincoti, receiver of
taxes, and his assistants, are busy men
this week. as many \. ,lmingtonians are
paying their taxes. The time for get.
ting the per cent rebate expires to-
morrow. Ia order 10 give everyone an
opportunity To pay his taxes the Office
is being kept open in the evening.
William Tinsman. collector Tor Chris.
tiana hundred, is sitting daily at the
Court House in order that the toNpayerl
OF Christiana hundred may pay theil
taxes.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
RON N PATH OF ANN.

James Pinder, aged years. OF No.
507 East Fourth street, was knocked
down by Dr. H. p. Ewes automobile
on Market street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, last night. DR.. Ewes
picked up the boy and hurried him to
the Delaware Hospital where il was
found that his head was injured. He
is rapidly improving.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
MADE SHREDS OF HIS
CLOTHING IN The Street

Oliver Cooper. colored, startled
residents in the vicinity of Twelfth
and French streets this morning by
sitting on the curbstone and tearing
his clothing into shreds-. Before Oil
yer had removed all his clothing Pa
trolman Elliott happened along and
took Oliver to the police station.
The police surgeons will examine
the man as it is thought he is de-
mented.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
FIND wOMAN DEAD N CANAL.
Bv Me tinted press

By The United Press.
POTTsTOWN. Pa, Sept 29-The
dead body of Mrs. Margaret Romig
Hill, 40, Of Altoona. clad in a bath
robe, was found early today floating
in the schuylkill canal near Parkers-
ford.
Mrs. Hill had been boarding at
summer resort near Parkersford for
the past few months. IL is believed
worriment over financial troubles
caused her to commit suicide. An
investigation is being conducted by
the Chester county authorities.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
aHIGH IINKs.y

Bright stage pictures are promised in
., under the direction Of Arthur Ham
merstein. The scenes OF the musical
farce are laid in a garden near Paris
and at a French bathing resort. One OF
the largest and most attractive choruses
ever brought out of New York contrib
utes materially to the gaiety Of tie fes.
tive scenes.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
Attractions at The Theatres
FRANCES STARR.

One of the seasons most important
announcements Is that David Belasco
will shortly present the brilliant young
actress, Frances Starr. at The Play
house October Il. in the latest Edward
Knoblauch play. "Maric-Odile,' which
registered one Of the distinct hits of the
past New York theatrical season.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
GRAND JURORS
VISIT WORKHOUSE

The New Castle county grand jury
which has been in session at the Sep
tember term of the Court of Gen
eral Sessions. visited the workhouse
at Greenbank today. The jurors
went to the institution by trolley,
and. after inspecting the building,
they were entertained at luncheon
there.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
aUNpER COVER"

"Under Cover" an exciting American
play in four acts by Roi Cooper Megrue,
which Selwyn q Co.. will present at The
Playhouse October s and 9, gives prom
ise II afIording one of the best theatrical
fares Of the season. The play comes
here with the substantial endorsement
Of a run of one whole year at the Cort
Theatre, and the metropolitan critics de-
clared il one of the most absorbing
thrilling and altogether delightful plays
which has reached the stage in many a
day.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
RY AUTO ACROss COUNTRY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Darling, OF
San Francisco. stopped at the Hotel
DUPONT today. They we're in their
silver medal winning Ford car.
which won the prize in making 500
miles from San Francisco to New
York in 10 days The car was tag
ged Emergency X, California"
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
no REOPEN ROrKLAND CHrRCH

Mt Lebanon Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rockland, the Rev i. II.
Geoghegan. pastor. will be reopened
on Sunday. after extensive improve
ments. Special services viii mark
the day. Interesting programs are
being arranged
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

buiiding inspector Anderson this
morning issued the following per-
nits; To Philip H. Lynch. two dwell
ngs in West street, between Twenty
1inth and Thirtieth streets, as a cost
of $2,50O each; to Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Wolhar. No. 1905 Pennsylvania
avenue, to build a porch at a cost of
$50; dwelling at Sixth and Union
streets, costing $1,000. for Ernest di-
Sabintino, and an addition to the
property s. w. Corner Second and
Tatnall streets. at cost of S725. This
work will be done for A. P. Casey.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
PFRsnNAI.

Mrs. william s. Bullock. of No. So
n. Clayton street, this city, and Mrs
Mary J. Weston. Of No. 1896 Wyoming
avenue. Philadelphia. have gone to
Ocean City for two weeks stay.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
HEALTH BOARD REPORT OuT.

The annual report OF the Board OF
Health for the year ending December
81, 1915, has been issued in book form
of fifty pages and in the back Of il is
"a list Of the name Of city physicians
and their addresses. The report is
being sent 10 all physicians.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
ALL HORSE hi sTREET.

Wallace Ringo, colored, of No. s2s
French street, lost a horse while he
was driving today. when the animal
fell at Seventh and West streets. The
animal was unable TO arise and il was
shot by orders of the owner.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
no Study For MINISTRY.

Thomas V. wingate. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oswald Wingate of Holly Oak
will enter the Philadelphia Divinity
School tomorrow. He will be under
the special tutelage Of Bishop Rhien-
lander.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
AccnENTS oF nae DAY.

Frank O'Neal was treated at the Della
ware Hospital today for lacerated
scalp. William Broomhall. a fireman
was treated at the same hospital for a
foreign substances in his eyes.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
pELIYER LrMBER F0R MHARF.

The tugboat Martha today towed a
barge load of lumber to Pennsgrove
consigned to L. Tatnall, contractor,
who is constructing the new pier for
the Peoples Steamboat Company
there.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29

could hardly W a k
across the floor with
out holdin G on 10
something. / had
nervous spells and
my fingers would
cramp and my face
would draw, and l
could not speak, nor
sleep TO do any good.
had no appetite, and
everyone thought 1
Would not live
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
TAKE MARRIAGE LICENSF,

. Magistrate Lewis last evening issued
a marriage license to Miss Addie Pc
gan, Of No. AZ Ivy Road. Rockford,
and Thomas ID. Gentry, OF Newport
News, Va. Mr. Gentry is employed
there as a steamfitter.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
Tnn LATE TO CLASSIFY.

D IDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY w. H.
~ Reed for painting outside Of City
Market House. Apply W. II. Reed, City
MarSe. House. Second and Market SITS.
sept29-3t
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
GRANT LETTERS ON EsTATE.

Letters testamentary were granted
today to the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company on the estate of Sid
ney y. Mason.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
BIBLE STUDY CLASS AT DINNER

The Billy Study Committee of the Y.
NJ. C. A. held the first dinner Of the faii
season at the v NJ. G.. A. building last
evening with forty men in attendance.
The object of the affair was to secure
anrollments for the Bible study classes
which i be started October Il. Frank
p. Mitchell, religious work secretary,
presided.
There viii be six classes which win
meet every Tuesday evening from Z TO
7.45 o'clock. There will he supper iron,
5 to $50 o'clock for those who desire
it. The classes are free to all men,
whether Y. NJ c. A. members or not.
There were l67 men enrolled last year
and it is expected this number will be
exceeded this year The teachers will
be; The Rev. Charles L. Candee, pastor
Of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Frank II. Long. Philip NJ Colbert. gen
eral secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A.; w. j.
Depher, physical director of the Y. NJ. Z.
A.; I. O. Davis. educational secretary ol
the Y. NJ C. A.. and Frank p. Mitchell
religious work secretary of the Y. NJ.
c. A.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
DROVE four HUNDRED
MILES TO See CHILDREN

George W. Grant. aged SO, drove
400 miles in 61 days with his S6-year-
old horse from Glen Baston, W. Va,
to Wilmington on a visit to his chill
dren. whom he had not seen for i6
years.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
THOUGHT She
COULD NOT LIVE
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Unionville, Mo- / suffered from a
female trouble and got so weak that /
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
SIS Game

The best hunting you win find
is right here at 9TH and Market.
Special styles and values in new
model suits. young mems sizes.
Now Blue Scrges.
New Blue Unfinished
New Brown Morsteds.
Now Grey Cheviots
New silk Mixtures.
Some Hickey g. Freeman. some
silk lined specials, new slant
pockets and patch pocket suits
among them. Every size among
them. "a to 40 chest.
NEW FALL OvERc0ATS.
Plain and fnncics. $40 20 s2S.
Come IN and look them over.
MULLINS HOME STORE,
9Th and Market.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10
INlIIAS.

mon folks '' NNi'
An We come to- this conclusion
That wherever they he ON I.r.5 ,,r 90,
They warm TO a home 9jIusior.
That under the skin am under the
hide
Whenever thcv look an a a scSno enc" 'T or
7 book O'
That something of home is shown.
They may differ in creods an, poIitics.
They may argue an oven ,,,,rr,i -
Hut their throats grin titbf If II tbsv
catch a sight
OF their favorite elm or lav~.1
An the winding lame that tbsv rss1
TO tread
With never n clra fo rr.- ,,r,
or the pasture gate where they used
Right under the skin will re. ,.r,
'Now folks is folks on their different
ways.
with their different rr;,<s an,
pleasures
But the homo they knew whom thofr
wears v,r, f,,,. '''''
Is the dearest OF ali tbcir ,r,os,,r,,
An the richest man to tho Do0rssf
wuf
Right under the skin Is bro,bar
when they stand an sirh with a t,,--
dimmcd eve
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10
THE HARVEST FIELD.

Now wave on wave of golden grain
In bounding billOWs grace the field,
Whore noisy binders throng the globe
To husband well the fruitful yield.
The sky is blue, the sun is bright,
The breeze Is redolent with health,
While in the lap Of industry
The horn of plenty pours its wealth.
The mother qua' n T2Te afraid,
Because the ~Gi 8 g~e,t away
That hid her frAo he c1ls It night
And from the LewL| throughout the
day;
Her nest is standing open wide
To sun and rain and dangers dire
And with her nervous, cheeping brood.
She from her home must now retire.
Across the yellow stubble reach
The bumblebees, in anger hot,
Are searching with a vicious buzz
For that sequestered hidden spot
Where all their young and treasures
lie
Exposed to mans uncaring tread.
Their home disrupted, labor lost,
And possibly their children dead.
In golden rows the sheayes are thrown,
And soon the shOckors move along
To stand them up in cleaning ranks,
While cheering labor with song;
or with some lively anecdote
WIN rich bucolic wit aElow,
The kind that usedoto grace the scene
OF havests in the long ago.
Before the binder took the place
or cradle, sickle, scythe ana rake,
When muscle subiugatSd brain
AND work was done for labor's sake:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10
uIurNCr N>p rus nrrlur.

Tho administration Announces that 't
Intends ,c lay before oootrCs> AN
aars.ate pp,Nfam- ~ national DC
fsu.r rbt> vii COS, money The
trts~.-, dto,lt az thc eud q the
c~,st yc,sr-JuDc Se-w0s around
stto1tttt The tcc,.t Tor ;ho SinSle
month % .uN u thc curreat nsca'
war IS close 60 nslt that suu' On ,Hc
orst % MAy 1915 sasAr sooS gpoo
the r,ee Us, which viii entail los
81 revenue amounting - mare than
slGttGttG IN the thirS-nrst Oi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10

He never shed a single tear
Nor hcaycd "a tender sigh;
Cold, calculating, sharp and clear
Was every day his eye.
Always his Judgment ruled his deeds,
And reason marked each plan;
But what this old world really needs
Is sympathy from man.
II needs the eyes that fill with tears,
The throats that know the rise
Of choking Jumps, when grief appears
Far more than judgment wise.
It needs the hasty hands that do
The gentle things and kind
That beating hearts impcI them to-
Far more than poise of mind,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10

Official biographies or, Genera.
French commander ~ ur Ur..r
ntmy, wns rnrllsh born. but al.rHs
deirhln rNror sn,s ne was born n
virginia ard that his father vas a
colonrl ~ the confederate ARMY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10
A Line or Two or Three.

| A Line or Two or Three.
/ The knife grinder makes many a
sharp point
Nearly .oyery priest is ncenscd on
/ the sabbath
It is singular that Mr. Music can
not play a note.
"A goodly company"o does not mean
a religious gathering,
II working in a sweat shop is not
white slavery what is it?
You can't always tell a mans hotel
address by the stationary he uses.
If a society belle does not ring
the changes" she gets the change.
They say the dog catcher has no
license ofor his "purp." Why should
he?
Pretty soon somebody will be ask
ing MS to reprint THE Last Rose Of
summer
widows weeds said the man
who Uarricd the young one with a
city lot o
A Tulsa butcher recently caused a
sensation by addressing a doctor:
Hello pail"
The "huu rush" is the favorite
flower of the moochcr and the conf
dcnco man
II is astonishing what an interest
your banker mauifcsts in your fiuau-
cial condition.
\ real touching speech is the effort
Of the woman to sell tickets for a
church lottery.
we have eaten blackberry roll
which caused more rolling than the
average cmetic.
Sometimes a pawnbrokcr is the
gentleman who PLAYS exhibition chess
games for profit.
Tu,sa,s ambition to secure pure
water ds commeudahlc in view OF the
A rercrcc i'm bankruptcv has a
moro difficult lob than the umpirc Of
a baseball game.
In spitc of the war we 5have not
Witnessed any dimnution in the
supply OF sauerkraut
Nobody over heard Of an ice trust
nj the North Pole. hut who wants to
co 10 the North Pole?
o o
tha FOOL killer has several days' work
ahead NJ him I'm Tulsa.
\ society woman vh6 announced
for ,,r, divorce the next day.
II iso almost as easy to become
colonel" i'm oklahoma rs it is TO be-
''' " Jus -
Many man marrics an entire
family when he thought he was only
httching up with one woman. 90
smilc is ALWAYS followed by n
headache. p3rticularly If the princi-
nal irgrrdicut is mountain dew"
IN on useless furuiplre lust because
she can set IL az bargain sale"
when u comes 90 a discussion Of
difference which party is i'm power
Judging Fom 'o' way lne N>"E'S
Indian Commissioner Sells ought to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10
S Y NJ P A T H Y
Edgar A. Guest, in Detroit Free Press

ITc felt no touch of others pain,
Nor knew another's woe.
He looked on sentiment as vain,
Ills heart was cold as snow.
Brain was the god he calmly served
At every time or place
He thought it shame to be unneryed,
Tears were to him disgrace,
And yet before all reason calm,
The weeping eyes should be;
The world must have the soothing balm
OF tender sympathy,
! sing the hot, impulsiye deeds
That kindly people do.
For these are what the old world needs
Far more than Judgment true.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10

w !. II is Doubtless interested in
the announcement that the admins.
trauo0 Will present plans fo- national
defense 90 coUErCSS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10

it is given to poor folks it is Just
plain Denver mud
Marrying for money" is the sign
a preacher at Gretna Green hangs
over the dOOr-knob al a gentle hint
to eloping couples.
Everybody who goes on The World
special to the Pacific coast will get a
liberal education. Worth more than
six months schooling.
Il notice" said Willy G. Rouch.
that whenever women advertise for
rooms and specify no children, they
are usually suffragets.'
You do not have to go to sea to
have case Of seasickness. Just try
a mess of raw Cucumbcrs and get the
same effect for five cents,
spinstcr on the witness stand was
asked If she was unmarried, to which
she Indignantly replied that she had
never been married in her lifoo
Woman in Kansas City says she
supports seventeen children on twelve
dollars a week and is happy She
could get rich selling that recipe.
When the price Of oil was advanced
there was N number of 'T-toldoyou-
sgs," but it is observed that most of
them sold their oil the day Before.
Some people consider their move
ments of such Importance that they
VIII give their personals to no less
a person than thee oeditor-in-chief."
A "warut scotch" is not necossar rily
the name of a beverage. 1t might
apply to the gentleman who has just
been taken prisoner by the Germans.
Judging by the amount Of i'm
ported cheese silicon sale the Ger
mans must have had an awful stock
on hand at the beginning of the war.
If the Prairie OIL & Gas Co. keeps
on advancing the price of oil some
body will accuse itoof being a bencvo-
lent corporation if it does not watch
out
Why is it that just when an editor
has a brilliant thought somebody al
ways breaks in on the telephone to
ask how the baseball game came
out?
Some men ought to have little pri-
ldte conferences with their friends
before they undertake to tell their
wives where they were the night be-
fore.
A curious person wants to know
what Is the relationship between
stepchild and the first cousin Of
fathers first wife. Don't everybody
answer at once.
Ito half of the statements Of the
professional press agents are to be
believed there are more than six
centers Of the universe in Oklahoma
right this minute.
Or. W Albert Cook came, back
from san Francisco and said he never
saw a better town than Tulsa and inn
mediatcly Cook was roasted for not
sooner making the discovery.
1t is a cinch that Christopher
Columbus nor Amorigo Vcspucci nor
John Cabot, with all their historical
fame, never discovered anything half
so important as the Turkey trot.
ham. h2ln SO So. d"nteS the quality of Tulsa
religion that Che preachers iu some of
me cturrhes no do iaEe up collections
on stormy days, there not being
enough present TO DECORATE tho bot
tom OF the pI3te.
Now thaJ the pure food law has
huv,hS9 i,,, ,,,, 'I. oil the req cut OF circus
lemonade, the next thing will be To
VI "o '"''''''y5 '22 ''"1"'7'e'
tho country are going to domritior
Euf M, hat, r-nt N,,rl - ,,,..r a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10

N, mother Us ,rsa, atsu, cane
t.feHrrs ar t., .rw fcf rcy cVcr
,s, sNlf tN,, Kt cheaper Ssij
r,U E.vk.c, tta,. as ht paid SIS
l.s F,.urj , drinks Mhs rcwCO.
tyrs Or ,.J uuc iosfcr Who Vus ar
,NYtr when SC come 6 makin vii
Nv NL-.--.N-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10

saas ne s 5aGs 5Sg T @5f g q a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10

Now. Tommy. of course YOU know
about Achilles
"lcs'm. His mother dipped him in
tho StvN"
THAT'S t. So that he was vulncr-
able TN ono heel only. StNI. In that
exact spot tho missile struck him
Now what does this story illustrate" ."
Lack OF efficiency" vcuturcd
Tommy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10
The Lords Prayer

our Father in the Heaven above,
Thy name be hallowed in true
love.
Thy kingdom come and never
fail,
Thy will DER all the earth pre-
vail
Give us each day our daily
bread
Forgive our sins both done and
said,
As We forgive and from the
Snares,
OF cyil shield us aGd our prayers
VIII plead thy Kingdom thine
may be
Through time and all eternity.
john Winship.