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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-06
DON'T Be BILIOUS,
HEADACHY, SICK
OR CONST|PATED
Enjoy life Liven your liver and
bowels tonight and
feel great.
Wake up with head clear, stomach
sweet, breath right,
cold gone

Take ore or two Cascarets tonight
and enjoy the incest rentlesl liver and
howell cleansing YOU ever experienced
Wake M feeling grand. your hcnl will
he clear, Your tongue clean. breath
sweet stomach regulated aud Your
liver and thirty feet of bowels uctivc
Get box nt any drug store now and
get strnlghtcucd mp by morning stop
the headache, hlllousness bad colds
and had days Feel m and ready for
work or play CaScNrets do not grippe
slcken or Inconvenience you the next
day Hike salts, pills cor culomel They're
fine
Mothers should give whole Cuscn.
rct anytime To cross Sick. bilious or
fevcrsh children because II win act
thoroughly aud can mot iulure
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-06
Organizations

Chapter A. c., +. h. o., met Friday
at l2:aO for luncheon with Mrs Bum
Booth. Mrs Il. =. Boyd was leader
and the roll call was answered with
Items on American composers. Mrs
l.. u. Guff gave u paper on Edward
Mnchowell and illustrated II with n
group NJ four NJ his fnyorlte songs
Mrs. Paul Striehy gave sketch "
Mrs II II 4 Reach. The chaplcr
welcomed Mrs G. r. Sirkosky who has
recently returned from attending the
convention Of l.. T. O.. In Los An.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-06
The only Girl

THE only Girl" tho new musical
comedy which was one OF the big
successes of last season nm New York.
will be offered by Joe Weber az the
Oyetholser Wednesday night and
Thursday matinee and night
The only Glrl WAS written hv
Henry Blossom. who supplied book
and lyrics. and Victor Herbert. who
composed the music and was pro-
durrd under the stage direction of
Fred q Latham These men have
been successful before In comhn-
alton as with mile Modiste" and
"Thr Rcd Mil" hut not more 80
than I'm the present work
II was FIRST presented by Mr.
Weber ut the 29th street theatre I'm
New York and was received with
immediate favor so great I'm fact.
that n was quickly moved TO the
Lyric theatre. which is a ldrger play.
house. The story concerns Young
man about town who is a successful
VI ter of comic operas and who has
"A work lu hand for which he needs
IA composer to rollahorate, and is
led On enlist the services VI Young
girl NOT without mlsEiNiugs however.
since he Ig % confirmed woman hater
n ,uIulng her services. ne makes
the stipulation that their dealings to-
grlhrr Wl' o.. strictly business and
that she ls 60 De treated by him
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11
THIS OLD pop USED TO BE lone
SOAE DOWN IN BRUNSWICK,
BUT HE NEVER FLTCKERED.

Dear Tom: Many years ago I
learned to regard you as one of Ge0r-
gia's greatest men, and as the years
roll by, [ become more and more
confirmed in that opinion.
When I see, SO many erstwhile
bitter enemies of yours rallying to
your support, it makes my old heart
throb, because it is strong evidentiary
matter, that says that l was not
fool. In this Frank case, and the
many SANDERS published all ever the
United States against Georgia, her
courts, her jurors and her judges, by
the hirelings Of the rich Jews for
that base purpose on account Of the
trial and conviction Of Frank, for
the basest possible crime, committed
upon a gentle work girl to slut his
lust, SO dark, dirty and damnable as
to shock even the lowest Of the law,
and your fearless, unparalleled de-
fence Of our State, while the other
papers, so far as I know, have for
some reasOn-remained silent, you
have shown that you are Georgian
in heart, act and deed, as well as
name.
Your work in this matter ought to
endear you to the people of our State,
nay it will, to ali not prevented by
political axes. Your dauntless chal-
lenge to these slanderers, and your
tremendous assaults upon them indi-
vidually and collectively, has won for
you even the admiration of political
enemies. 1t has cemented the love
of your friends-if it were needed.
l am constant reader Of the
Jeff, in fact, it has become my wade
mecum. Some times-not often-I
disagree with you, but on the main
subscribe to your doctrine.
Seems that I hear still small
voice whisper, look out old man;
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11

government ownership Of railroads,
election Of Senators by direct vote
Of the people, income tax parcels
pest, and other Populist fool talk
uttered by you in the Ninetles',
mighty near starved you to death,
and still is welded against you by
certain people; and then I hear an
other voice in stentOrian tones say,
'Watch out nothing, all that is now
the best Democratic doctrine" And
SO it is, but say Tom, we old Pops
never did tackle government owner
ship Of a merchant marine, did we?
That was reserved to Woodrow Will
son & Co., and consequently being a
Democratic measure, sound and sane.
Looks to man up stump that
such measure must include owner
ship of railroads, don't you think SO?
Democrats CD can differentiate.
Since | got back into "the house OF
my fathers,' | have learned to differ
entiate between q skunk and q pole
cat. 0 yes, "am a farming fast
The Pops of the Ninoties were the
best political school-masters the
world ever saw They saw things,
and taught thin s, and in the eleventh
hour 1.-THE Ass opened his mouth and
spake"
BY the way, your staff is one to be
proud Of, yourself, Mrs. l.. A. Lytle-
whom l have known, and who is q
we'll remembered friend Of self, and
the Madame-but j. D. Watson, l
do not know personally He is
"Jim dandy" his editorials are en-
PERTAINING and very instructive. Has
a smack of T. e. w. about them.
Give him my respects and regard.
Hurrah for Watson and the Jeff.
Yours truly,
FRANCIS FL. HARRIS.
Brunswick, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11
BROOKLYN, N. Y.

A patriotic mass meeting and lee
ture is to be held under the auspices
of Evergreen Court No. 60, Guar
dams of Liberty on Monday, March
is, at $50 P. NJ, at Shubert Theatre
Hall, $50 Monroe St., near Gates
Ave. and Broadway, Brooklyn. If
you wish to be properly informed
regarding the real dangers threaten
ing our blood bought liberties, then
avail yourself Of this unusual oppor-
tunity, attend this meeting and hear
Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, VIM.
Schoenfeld, Cloth members Of the
National Court, Guardians of Lib
erty) and Rev. Reggie, (ex-Catholic,
now an Italian Protestant minister.)
These courageous men will endeavor
to relate to you some Of the start
ling facts which Rev. VIM. Black was
trying to expose in Marshall, Texas,
recently, when he was shot to death
by members of the Knights of Co
lumbus, for exercising his constitu~
tional right of free speech. All are
welcome, including the ladies, and
no charge for admission. Come and
bring your doubling friends in order
that they may be enlightened. For
information, address "Lock Box IL,
Sta. J. Brooklyn, New York Advt.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11

As usual, the new head Of the Ro-
man Catholic church is an Etaiian:
Is Roman Catholicism in America,
identical with that CT the popes?
Read Watson's "Open letters to Car
dinaI Gibbons" and learn. Price,
postpaid, SOC. TIE JEFFERSO-
MAN PUBLISHING CO., Thomson,
Georgia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11
THE ANCIENT ORDER OF HI
BERNTANS.
lis History i'm Ireland.

N the year 1908, the London publishers,
Swan, Sonnenschein & Co. brought out
book which is entitled
The Uqah1oowm Poorer behind the Irish
Nationalist Parity
1t was edited by ''the Right Hon. Lord Ash
town."
So far as [ can see, the author is careful,
conservative and conscientious.
Much space is devoted to The Ancient
Order of Hibernians, a Romanist secret
society, which is claimed to be the most power
full Irish Catholic organization in the world
Its public motto is, "Friendship, Unity and
True Christian Charity'
TO the general public especially in
America, 1t claims to be an Angel of Light.
But the author says, lit has an evil history
behind it, stained with treason, rebellion, and
crimes of the darkest dye"
AS to the treason, we had a recent corrobora-
ton, in the speech made by Joseph McLaugh-
lin, on his visit to Savannah.
Mclaughlin is the President Of the Ameri-
can branch Of this vast secret conspiracy
against Professionalism and civil liberty.
In his Savannah speech he warmly ap-
plauded the treason Of the Irish Catholics,
who are citizens Of the British empire, and
who are now refusing to help it fight for its
life
In Germany, the Socialists and Protestants
were bitterly opposed to the war, but they en-
listed promptly, and have died by the tens of
thousands fighting for their country.
In other words, the German Socialists, Ma
sons and Protestants are patriots, not traitors.
But the Irish Catholics are practising trea-
son, in this crisis of their country's life, and
this American, Joseph Mclaughlin is prais
ing them for it.
The English government has confscated
the property Of the absentee landlords-pay
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11
PAGE ELEVEN

IT throws a flood of light on the true
character of these papal secret societies, when
we see men like Mclaughlin addressing en-
thusiastic audiences of American Hibernians,
and preaching the gzories Of treason.
No matter where it is committed, treason
is odious
Those citizens of Austria who refused to
serve in this war, have been summarily shot
down.
If any Socialist or Mason in Germany
should refuse to serve in this war, he would
be shot.
In France, treason could be treated in the
same way.
But in Great Britain those very people
upon whom the most magnificent fayors have
been lavished by the government, are refusing
to Se1ve the government.
Not only that, they are loudly encouraged
and praised by the American branch Of their
reasonable organization.
In next weeks paper, I will give a sum
mary Of the criminal history of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians, and some of their ter
rible oaths, as proved in courthouse trials.
Our readers may then Judge Of whether
the Hibernian conspiracy is a worthy twin
brother of the murderous knights of Column
bus.
But in the meantime I call your attention
to this view Of the facts:
If these secret societies Of the italian pope,
are defenders and Supporters Of treason IN
Great Brit0in, who can doubt that their atti-
tude would be exactly the same in this coun-
try, if similar condition were to arise?
It would be as Priest D. S Phelan says
$40 he'll acith the United States goger1-
mcnt"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11
THE: JEFFERSONIAN

ing them price fixed by a commission-and
has advanced hundreds Of millions of dollars
for this purpose, in order that the Irish might
buy the land, on long credit, at low rate of
interest
By this method, the Irish have been enabled
to own Ireland, again
Do the Catholic Irish feel grateful for this
wonderfully generous policy of England?
Not at all-at least not enough to give any
evidence to that effect.
The British Parliament went further, and
not only changed the time-honored Protestant
oath which was required of all English kings,
but granted the Irish Catholics home rule
the fullest control Of their local affairs.
Did this concession win the hearts of the
Irish Catholics?
Not at ALL
They not only demand the right to govern
themselves, but also the right to govern the
Protestant Irish of Ulster
It was the same as though the Catholic
State of Louisiana should not be content with
the local self-government Of Louisiana, but
should demand the right to govern Missis-
sippi, or Texas
The Protestants of Ulster asked for moth
ing more than local self government for
themselves, the same as the government
offered the Catholics.
Because the government could not forget
the bloody past of Catholic persecution-a
criminal and savage persecution led By the
Ancicnt order Of Hibernj0ns-th Irish Cath
olics are enraged against the government, and
are holding reasonable communications with
the autocrat Of Germany
In this attitude of treason, the Catholics Of
Ireland are upheld by the Irish Catholics of
this country.
According to newspaper reports which
were not denied, there were $4,000 of these
Hibernian conspirators in New Y orl and New
England who were ready to go to ireland,
and help conquer the Protestant Irish Of
Ulster.
Therefore, it would seem they are not only
traitors in Ireland, but In America, also.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11
HOW DO YOU LIKE CONVENTION
BAPTIST EPTSCOPACY, BOSS
ISM AND SLACkTWISTED-
NESS GENERALLY?

The Baptist CommOner, published
weekly at Texarkana, Ark.-TeXas,
don't like it a little bit. It stands
a square for the truth, for the
churches, and for the old paths. Send
for samples. Good commissions to
agents. $t.OO the year.
BEN Nj. BOGARD,
M. L. MATTHEW,
(Advt.) Editors and Publishers.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11

The Handbook Of Politics by Thos Il.
Watson, is a book every American citizen
should read. Contains every party platform;
fourth edition almost exhausted. Price Soc
The Jefersonian Publishing Company,
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-03-11

Watch the label on your paper.
Don't let your subscription expire.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22
MRS. HANS LARSEN
Is CALLED BEYOND,

During the week occurred
the death of Mrs. Hans Lars
on of this city. The deceased
had been in i'll health for some
time from a complication of
troubles. Her last illness
started from an attack of gall
stones, occasioning other in
testinal trouble which caused
her rapid decline.
Mrs. Larson has lived in
this section for several years.
Some time ago the family dis
posed of their ranch and have
since resided in the city.
The funeral services were
held from the Catholic church
and the remains were placed
in the Catholic cemetery here.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22
Notice to Delinquent Tax
Payers.

The delinquent tax list has
been turned over to me for
collection with instructions to
collect all. To avoid incurr-
ing expenses to and from your
residence to make levy | am
taking this means of notifying
you that you can save that ex
pense by calling at my office
and paying the taxes which
are delinquent.
If you realize the expense
of livery and mileage besides
expenses Of levy on your per-
sonal property you will no
doubt take advantage of this
opportunity and call at your
earliest convenience and settle
up. There will be one per
cent added each month.
s. A. SMITH,
Sheriff of Golden Valley
County, Beach, N. D.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22
Midland Lyceum
Course Opens
Excellent Artists TO- Give FIRST
Entertainment Tomorrow
Evening.

Sara Ruth Bates & Co., who
will entertain at the opera
house tomorrow evening un-
der the auspices of the Mid
land Lyceum course of Des
moines, will without doubt
furnish one Of the most inter
esting entertainments of the
present season.
Sara Ruth Bates has bub.
bled and laughed her way into
all hearts i'm all territories. A
violinist, Miss Curtis, in the
extraordinary class, complete:
the feminine contingent, ane
a mere man, Septimus E. Bar
bour, with a beautiful voice
completescha company. Fo,
greater variety, if more wer,
needed, a sketch written es
pecially for these three is t,
be put on and it will be
good one. In fact, this alon,
explains the appearance of e;
man" for the first time in Mis-
Bates company.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22
A. C.. THOMPSON'S
BIG FARM SALE

The attention of our farm
er readers is again called to
the big public auction sale of
A. c. Thompson, which will
occur at the farm two and a
half miles east Of the Beach
cemetery, on the state line.
Mr.. Thompson has a very
complete offering of excellent
farm stock, such as horses,
mich cows, hogs and poultry.
A quantity Of farm machinery
also will be sold. As usual.
free lunch and hot coffee will
be served.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22
Rev. F: w. Gress Receives
Appointment to Mandan,

At the recent Methods,
Rev. F. w. Gress
pastor of the Methodist church
in this city received the word
that his pastorate was to be
changed. Rev. Ira E. Ham
mer has been chosen as his
successor. Rev. w. G. Ben
net will have charge of the
Beach circuit
Rev. Gress, who has receiv
ed an appointment to Mandan,
has been in this city the past
four years.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22

The state department has ask
ed the Chicago packers pro
testing against British con6s-
cation of their meat products
shipments to neutrals to sub
NIT further evidence that the
meat was not intended for
Great Britain 8 enemies. The
cases are covered in a gener-
al way in the note to London
on interference with neutral
trades now awaiting President
Wilson's approval. Whether
in addition special representa-
ton will be made on behalf of
the packers, depends. it is un-
deretood, on the evidence now
asked for.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22
Now Believe
In Reciiproc
Efotts' Being Made in Cana.
dian Capital to Dispense
With Duty on Grain.

SV. AAos S0AA0A0 "AAA S0OAA
take off its tariff against Am
erioan wheat, thereby auto
matically rending imperative
the American import duty of
10 cents a bushel on American
wheat, was the prediction
made today on the floor of the
Minneapolis chamber of COM
merce. In case such action is
taken at Ottawa, the result, in
the opinion of members of the
chamber, will be to enlarge
greatly the importance of Min
neapolis as a primary cash
wheat market, Prediction
made today is based on infor-
nation coming from Ottawa
and Winnipeg.
It will not be necessary to
pass legislation to remove the
duty on wheat and -four under
the war measures act; this can
be done by an order-in-coun-
Gil and can be made effective
in two hours. If the govern
ment decides to remove wheat
duty it will not be necessary
to summon parliament.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22
fast, heavy, light or slow.

fast, heavy, light or slow.
IT'S greatest disadvantage is
the first cost. Many of the
cities are now demanding the
electri6cation of railroad ter
minals. All this should be
carefully investigated before
insisting on its accomplish
ment. Identification will en-
able all railroads to reclaim all
land they occupy. 1t means
the elimination of smoke and
dirt. 1t eliminates the expense
of rolling stock lying around
in the yards"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22
Black Trail Re-
ceives Attention
Proposed New Auto Highway
Receives Support IF Farm
ers and Business Men Con
tiguous to Route.

M. L. Power, the Killdeer
clothing man, was in the city
during the week attending to
his mercantile interests in this
city. He is very enthusiastic
over the proposed Black Trail.
which will, when completed,
extend from Bowman county
as far north as Williams and
Divide counties, this state.
The Black Trail will cross
the Northern Pacific railroad
at Dickinson and proceed mort
at Dickinson and proceed
north to Manning and Kill
deer, and from killdeer ives,
through the most picturesque
country in that section to Oak.
dale, thence to Alexander and
across the Missouri to Willis
to and north again to Crosby
and Ambrose.
Among those who are pro
noting the new trail in tn.
killdeer country are Messrs
Power, Lee, Brooks and Hou
gen, as we'll as several othe
merchants who realize tn,
benefits which are attendan
to a highway such as the pro
posed route.
1t is said that u. L. Burdick
candidate for governor, con
templates giving the propose
every assistance possible in tn
territory at the north end of tn
route.