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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Nahrihten pom ariegsi6alplabe.

leneebaIt. 9ie yeiasllng lmo 9ai-
iagiere Der oerienften Sdifie pur.
oen gerettet.
Die S6lahtflotte ser Alliirte1p in
Den 9aroanellen lit a1rgeblidg lpieocr
Deritarft iporben uno ioll oieIe Meer.
elige gleid5eitig bonn 8aiicr als
bonn 2allb aus iiberpinpbeir ,perben.
Die Rliien periltdjen bom Sdppars
sem Meer ans nod benl 9osporlts
reip. Gonitaiitillopel SIT tonlatlet niro
iollen iillr IL Meilen apcit BON Der
tiirfiidgn Sailptitabt fcin. Die Siir.
Ten glauben dber, ole Tldfte Der MI.
liirten init SiIfe SentidtapOs ino
Seiterreifs pereiteln 5lt fonten.
Die nclitrnlelr 9alfanltaoten f6nnen
nod rtid,t 5u gntihliiiiert iiber ibre
ferltere Saltung fonmrn. Sic,Spans
n1rs 5wiidelp Staliem lulb Deter
reid, ioll nad)gelaIien babeir oa eS
Dem 5eutihen 9otMaftcr in &cin,
friiberen HeitsfmSler pon @uelolp,
gelilngen iein ipll, ein llebereln-
fomnlen SIT Stanoe 9ebroht 81 boz
ben, mad, ipel6eln Seiterreid) na6
8eeuoigung oieies ariegeS eiltell
S1eil Ses Don Stalier 9eforOerten
@ebietes ml ooriatiid,elp Mccr ab.
jlttreten.
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uon aonItontiitopeI nerbinocrt.
3eutidc Snloaten, Nelttiben Aano-
ncn lnto Oeutide &anolliere heipN-
diem ieBt Die Sapbancllen,
Gcleral TON &l1trf luilroe bcIm
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bon frull5oiiid)en S6ropnelliplittcrn
lei1t pertuun0et.
SSin beiltlben Heihe Dciiipben lid
gcgenpdrtia $4,000 ariegsgefan'
gene, oorunter 5000 Siii5ierc
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8rsenpl fnpben sic 9tuiien nlr eiia
oiterreidiid,e @aririfon pnis 25, 5000
Wtann Dor. 8ei ser 9cInlerltlta
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aber 10000 Mdnn.
Die britiid,c glomiralitGt mafte
befunlt, lie bahc guten 8ritno SIT
ber Innnbme, 6aB Dos 6elttIde llns
tericeboot 1929, bos fiirSlid) bier
britiiten uno einen franSOiildcn
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Den @rino bobrte lmb Orci urhcre
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@annid)aft mtcrgegatgen iei.
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fencn Ieloung bel1uft iidl Der Sda.
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llnb @alisien angcridtet 1porbeit Mt.
auf 5,OO0,O0O,O00 Warf 1850.
100000. Ssn GaliSien iino 100
StGote un6 Ntdrfte itir6 5000 Dor.
fer nebr oSer pcniger fdnper bcid,a.
6igt ,porbcn, tpGbreno $50 00rfer
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itnS 5000 Sorier serlt5rt tporben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
onuller bel DITTO @olper arbeiten.

Sonuller bei ditto @afper nrbeiten.
@m. Serbian lttpo @attin, nebIt
Seren Sodter, ioauie Sruil Senfler,
paren ON lesten Sonutos su @aIt
bel Senrp BeinLalpo II. 6anilie.
Gum ShIi,i, ieilben mir Biermit
aIlen Selern oes @olfsblatt ttiereil
SitergritB.
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tSaaeonaSe County Gin rcidlcs Gpnn4
IN laat oen 8anfberid)ien.

3u beR pieleu anOerlueitisen Gr.
Iolgen, peldp 8asoonaoe @orntp
onmciien tanll eeiellt iidI and Der
filtalBiele grfolg. 0aB in @asco,
roOe Goltntp fem @elonlaugcl
trrridt, Dos 5eigt mn oeutIid}iten oet
blitbenbe 3irItaipo ulderer II Gan.
te,b 6eren slftipa ian @onBcn Oie
Slmrme bon $2,276, ,009.95 betr1gt.
Gem lettcn 3eniits sufoI9c bo.
ben iuir 12.S47 @inluobner. Die
&ertbcilrng Der obigen Suinne rrs
aiebt Oaber $1l7.16 fiir ieben Gin.
pobner. gsahfolgeno bringen mir
Die gegeinpartieen, iolpie ald) sic
iriibercn s(itiftcIligWen nrerer @on.
fen;
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grbonrtirt aatf Sos Serntarmer
8cFsbFoft.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08
CHAPTER Il.
In Which I am a Pirate

In Which am Pirate.
ITlWAS no ordinary log house In
which we sat-tndeed. no house
at all Beneath us rose and
fell stanch vessel. vespon-
sfve TO the hong lifl of the south
ern seas. 1t vas not rustic " the
leaves wo heard through the open WIN
dows. but the low ripple Of waves
along our strikes came to our ears
through the open ports
II any say that this manner Of illu-
sion may not exist between two boys
and a man answer that we did not
thus classify t. By the new pleasure
In my soul. By the new blood In my
cheek. ! swear we we're three boys
together. and all In quest Of adventure
True. at times our speech Smoked
less of nautical and pirntical phrnse, at
times. indeed. halted. II Is difficult
for a twefve-yeur-old pirate. exceeding
hungry. to ask for third helping Of
grilled chicken In a voice at once stern
and ingratiating. Moreover. II IS diff
cult for discreet and law abiding
citizen. With a full sense of duty, de-
nberately to aid and nbet two youth
fui runa ways But whenever illusion
vaveretl L'OlOnnods saved the day b.
resuming his stern scowl. even above
a chicken bone. His facility IN rolling
speech ! discovered to be. In part. a.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08

scourges Of the man, both of you. lis.
ten! I have plan to put before yoA
my heartiea"
A6ay on, sirrahl' rejoined the young
e. pirate. so promptly and 50 gravely
that again had much to do to refrain
from sudden mirth
why. then. look ye," continued
The sun IS sinking beneath the wave.
and the good ship rides steady at her
anchor Meantime men must eat, and
yondR castle amid the forest ofteCs
booty. What say ye II we pass within
the wood and see what we may ind Of
worth to souls bold as ours1''
lis Weil!' answered L'Olonnoia,
and could see assent In Lafltte's eyes.
10 truth / could discover no great
preparation for a long voyage IN the
open hold OF the Sea Rover and doubt-
ed not that both captain and crew By
this time were hungry. Odd crumbs OF
crackers and an empty sardine can
might be all very wen at the edge q
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08
HINDENBuRG's NEW CARPET.

Kurdish Admirers Gws Him ons with
Map o. Prussia Npovsn INTO Il.
New York.-A. translation issued BY
the German information service con-
Germs the presentation Of q remarkable
carpet to Field Marshal Won linden
burg. Il reads:
The city of Kqpia, IN Asa Minor.
recently presented Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg with a magnificent car
pet On II is woven an exact man of
East Prussia. the seat Of the feld
marshal's great victory. In the left
corner Of tho carpet, surrounded By 4
laurel wreath. Is a portrait OF Hinden-
burg. and below an inscription In Ger
man and Turkish containing the words:
TO his Excellency General Field Mar
shall Paul Won Benckendor1 and Won
Hindenburg, 70 express thanks Tor the
great victor1ous baAths at the l(asu-
rian lakes. presented BY the inhabitants
Of Konia. IN Asia Minor"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08
PROLOGUE.
Copyright. 1919. by Emer.on noush

PROLOGUE.
= There hare been many fasct-
mating tales Of men uho called
the Spantsh main, Dat this to the
most fascinating AID the most
original pirate yarn ever written.
From tie moment when ban
LATTE, pirate eate1iaf'', cries
Halt oufttf1i Halt or I will
blo~ you ouf Of the water|''
there r. something doing every
moment tn the pirate ltse. There
Is treasure. there Is a captured
prize, there Is yon varlet" and
there Is e.en a fair captive.
There te-but why spoil Eneer-
son Hough's delightful ronance1
Up anchor. dear reader, and
away TO the SParish natn/
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08


what ~ ~ shall ~ PIT hin 8
the oathf' /,
AYE, aye, SIR" responded the deep
chorus 0fvstores Of full chested voices,
or at least SO it seemed to rs. though
mayhap twas no more than Jimmy
who spoke.
Swear him, them" commanded Jean
LATTE. "swear him BY the oath Of
blood"
We've haven't any blood" whis-
pered IOlonnois aside. somewhat uou-
bled.
'sThat have we, mates" said I, ..and
the ceremony shall have full solem.
nifty"
! took up NJ keen hunting knife and
deliberately and slowly opened the side
Of my thumb, more to the pain Of Jim
my. fancy. than to myself. as could
see by the witch Of his features
by this blood swear" said I, '.and
on the point Of my blade swear to be
a true pirate, TO fight the fight Of all,
to divulge no plans OF the company
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08
AepsaiS 'fsiIovsi" 10 DEMANDED

AepsalS Asilowi" 10 demanded
and to share wath my brothens share
and share ankle Of all booty We may
taka'
"Tk weilr said HoDnnois, much
impressed and delighted a. also was
bis mate, very evidently.
And, now, my broeheEsy" said I,
you Also must swear to 0vulge no
secret Of mine that you may learn. to
tell nothing Of my plans. o. my name.
or the name Of the port whore align
ed on the roll&"
I'VE don't know your nnme," said
Jimmy. ''bus nelthee OF % Will give
you away"
Jean LATTE was ali 1oe opening up
his own thumb for blood. bot I stopped
him. This VIII DO" said I and stained
his fingers and those Of LOlonnois,
who grew pale a the sight Of Il to his
evident disgust
So thus I became piraea, and We
three were brother D0veD of the deep.
I fancied my associates would be 10y
al. was thinning of a oeseain cousin
Of the younger pirate. Not for worlds
would seek 30 puEsue her now, bot
there had arisen IN my sou1 already a
sort q strange wonder whether some
intent IL fate: had sent this youngster
here TO remind me once more Of her
whom would forget
Now" said At lasa. "lst % seek
what fare the casoe o6ess for the
night"
II two buccaneers In my castle slept
well that night a third did not. Anoph-
ehs might 60 hang did not fancy
my new microscope Il doubted II my
last violin. :wese real strad. did
not IKE the last music my dealers had
sent cut to ma NY studies OF Con-
fucips and Buddha might go hang.
and my new boob a. web. For now
before me came The face az a certain
pirates aunt, and she was indeed
Indy faiE. And--l know full well, a.
! hnd known all these years. although
I bad. tried 10 deceive myself into
believing otherwise that gladly 40 I
had exchanged the city for the wilder.
ness. with equal gladness would exc
change my leisure all my wealth. all
my belongings for q moments. touch
Of her hand, half hour Of talk, heart
TO heart with her. 90 that indeed, I.
might know the truth: so thak, 1t least,
might have It direct from her. hitter
though the truth might IA
(To be continued.)
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08

also fr9m| the blue eyed boy, who now
with some difficulty managed to let
down the hammer Of his six shooter
without damage to himself or others.
"We didn't know but youse would
try to stop us" exclaimed the red hair
ed leader. I'VE come around the bend
and seen you setting there, and we was
resolved to-to'
ITO sell our lives dearly" supple
mented Jimmy. He who would seek
to stop us does so at his peril" And
Jimmy made SO fell movement to-
ward his side arms that FASTENED to
restrain him.
"Yes," said 1; you are quite right,
my hearties."
But, gee" ventured the red haired
pirate. what was you thlnkin' about?"
You ask me to tell truth, godd SIRE"
made reply. ''and I shall do no less.
At the very moment you trained your
bow chaser on me was thinking of
two things
Speak on, ca1tiff," demanded Jimmy
6ercely.
NAY; call me not so, good SIR" I re.
Joined, Tor In good sooth I am not,
but honest, faithful man. Ye have but
now asked what pondered, and fain
would speak truth an It please re. my
hearties."
whats he giving ua JimmVY' Wits
pered the pirate captain obviously
aside.
Speak on" again commanded he Of
the blue eyes. "But your Nfeblood dyes
the deck II you seek to deceive Jean
LATTE OF Henry L'Olonnoia."
$50 then. thought I. at last I know
their namesJ
In reply I reached 70 my belt and
drew out Quickly-so quickly that they
both f1inched away-the long handled
knife which usually carried with
me for cutting down alders or other
growth which sometimes entangled my
flies az l dshed along the stream
Listen" said L X swear the pirates
oath. On the point Of my blade" and
l touched It with my right foreAngen
II swear that pondered On two
things when you surprised me-"
Meme themr demanded Jimmy
L'Olonnois f1ercely.
"B1rst, then" l answered, II was
wondering what I could use as a cork
TO my phfal when once had yooder
anopheies tn To-
who's hes" demanded Scan LATTE
"Anophe}esa A friend o( mtne,"
replied mosquito. In short"
Jimmy. he's crazy" calculated Jean
LATTE upeasily.
"say On ca11fv' commanded LOson-
no4z. ignoring him what easer'
In the second place." said Lagain
placed my right foreanger on the
point az my blade-"1 was thinking Of
Helena"
A1s she your little girag'' hesttattngiy
inquired Jimmy LOionnots, Tor the IN.
slant forgetting his part.
no." said sadly: ''she rs not my
ntt1e girl"
"Where Is sher' vaguely.
Regarding the whereabouts Of either
anopheles or Helena at this moment,"
said sttu sadly, 4 am indeed all at
sea, as any good pirate should be-"
tried to Jest, but Jared III at II. I
felt my face flush at hearing her name
spoken abud And sadly true was It
that ON that afternoon and many an
other had found myself time and
again a-dream with Helena's face be-
fore me. saw Il now. face had
not seen these three Peara stnce the
time when FIRST I had come hither
With the purpose of forgetting.
What ho, Jean LATTE" said at
length, rousmg myself from the old
habit Of reverie Of which I had chief
est dread "and you. Henri LOlonnois,
, 1915-03-31

Peking March 9-M.HIoki, the japanese
Minister here, in charge OF the japanese ne
gotiatious with China concerning the Japan
ese demands, has banded to Lu Cheng-
hsiaug, Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs,
a communication which China interprets MS
implying that, unless the demands are accept
ed by March II force viii be employed by
Japan.
This notice is not considered an ultimatum
by the Chinese Governments; nevertheless
Lu Cheng-hsiang, after Il series of confer
ences with President Yuan Shih kaj, has
decided to expedite the discussions with the
Japanese Legation and to agree quickly to
those of the demands which China considers
it possible to accept.
Answering the Japanese insistence for
expedition, the Chinese representatives ar
gued the impossibility Of negotiating conse-
quential issues hastily, and they cited prece-
dents to show that comparatively unimpor-
taut treaties had taken many months to put
through.
, 1915-03-31

Africa with $50 passengers and a crew of
l20. When the German submarine appeared
IT Whlstled thrice rs a signal for the steamer
to prepare life boats, but before this could
be done, q torpedo struck her near the en-
giue room. Three Of Der boats were swami
ped, mtny persons being thrown into the sea
where they struggled while the submarine
circled about without Offering assistance.
A fishing boat appeared aud saved 40 Of
the passengers and crew. Nine bodies have
been recovered, including that of Captain
Davis. The survivors have been landed at
Milford Haven.
Another account states that when the sub
inarire appeared it ordered the "Falaba" to
hruve to, but lie steamer promptly started
fuII speed ahead and for half IN hour the
chase continued before the submarine over
hauled her and compelled her to stop The
passengers ana crew we've given five minutes
to leave the ship and most Of the boats were
launched before the submarine fired the tor
ped0. A terrific explosion followed and the
ship sank very quickly. Three life boats
had been smash Il ana scores were strug-
CLING IN the water when Il trAWler rescued
$50 persons Transforming them later to Il des-
troyer, and thirtv-three others were picked
up by another fishing boat. Three persons
were rescued suffering from injuries by
German sArapnel, and some Of the engine
room staff Of the "Falabu' were killed.
The British steamship "A9uila', (drst od-
vised as AqniIta) reported as sending out Dis
tress signals on Sunday was sunk by a sub
marine off Bishop Rocks, Sicily Islands, but
her crew Of twenty three were saved.
A French official bulletin announces "In
the region Of Ypres u German observation
post was blown up by a French mine. At
LES Eparges the Goruaus attempted to re-
gain the trenches lost by them on Sotur-
day, but after q yiolont struggle the Ftench
gains were on the whole maintained. The
Germans obtained a footing in u few Sec
iions Of then old trenches, but we made
progress at other points.
A German official despatch states
"Tho Germans have stormed Tuuro9gen aud
taken 300 Russian prisoners. The heaviest
Russipu losses in }ie recent fighting have
occurre1 in the district of KrusnopoI, where
we captured over loo Russians, among
them being a squadron Of UhIans () with lheIr
horses and five machine guns.
, 1915-03-31
MAY BE NEW PEACE MOVE.


Washington, March 9-Represeufotiye A..
Mitchell Palmer If Pennsylvania had a brief
conference with President Wilson tonight,
but declined to diyu'ge the subject of the
interview. Ex-Jud4o George Gray of DeIa-
ware had an engagement with the President
at tho same hour, but was unable to keep
it.
1t is understood that both Mr.. Palmer and
oxJudSe GIoy are to make several speeches
on nternationa peace which viii express the
administration ideas, and may lend to u
move on the part Of this Government to
again suggest the use of its good agencies
to end the war. Nj. Palmer Will make two
speeches IL Maryland, The first will be
delivered at Easton lomorrow.-New Iorb
Times, March UtA.
, 1915-03-31
Censored ut Jamaica.)


lohd"h' Alafch 50th.-A Petrograd Off
Fmu colHHunHqde states: "On Sunday our
l,LaGh DC" iieet h"mbptdea the outside forts
% lI' b"@phofns ON both sides Of the Straits,
ana aecofdih@ to observations the shells
Zen WIh e2act1tJtde. Our ayiators flying
'2oFo me BoSpIorus batteries carr ed out
responsiveness and dropped bombs success
IuIy' a heaYy artillery fire directed against
mem he,n8 without success. The Turkish
'"LPodo boaf8 which tried to come out were
"'I'eh pack INTO the Strait by the fire Of
"u' guns \ Ir&e hostile ship IN trying to
8o' ln'o INC boSPhoras from seward was
"""'"oi@Ga ny us and she finally heeIed
over "o,' pew up. In the I"nd operations,
"eS' o. mo NIenon, IN Northern Poland,
me engagements on Saturday assumed au
offensive character on both sides. Feeble
c"nhoh@d'h3 continues at OssoWet2. In the
region 81 me rivers SkrIya aud Omulew a
''D"oIh uIAt Is taking place for the pos
session OF me German positions and we have
caP'ufoi oo0 prisoners, 5 officers and 2
l1"cnlno guns In the Carpathians our Of
lenHI'e developed ON trlday, especially in the
aiIect'on OF Fairfield, whore we have cap
',fed q new Inc OF heights on n trout OF
ABOUT % miles. In a buyouet eight for
me POSSESSION OF a hel8ht, east Of the VII
, 1915-03-31
Translation.

I'm accordance with s 3 of lhe sc6oei,
- ordnance it is hereby made knowu.<
that every chiId-wbether intended 10 DO
instructed in IA Communal School, in a
private school, or at home-who before
the lst Of April this year completes the
9th year Of It's age, within the day mined
shnE be announced to the first teacher at
the Communal School Of the school district
where the child lives, IN which connection
the teacher concerned will be found at the
school! during the school time ana immedl-
ately after wards. The omission to make
such announcement is punished with IA fine
Of from Francs $50 to Francs 25.00.
St. CroiX School Board, goth March 1915.
o. RUBNER-PEIERSEN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. j.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the sytsem. In buying Halls
ine 1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Chickasha, Okla, May Is, 1915.
The assessors office is open at the
court house for assessment Of all those
who have not assessed their personal
property. An assessor has visited the
house or place Of business of each
property owner as required by law.
Give this your attention.
Respectfully,
JOE DEWS,
5-1S-6td&1tw County Assessor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19
5 Per Cent Money

On your residence or business prop
erty in Chickasha.
can help you to ownership.
] can help you pay off your present
h. I'll rate loan.
can make you forget your interest
paydays because there will be none.
do not offer Building and Loan
proposition; there is no stock for sale,
but just a monthly payment mortgage.
Your rent will pay you out, and after
it is all said and done and your prop
erty is clear, you can figure and say,
5 PER CENT MONEY DID lT.
Come and get the plan.
WIN. H. McNEAL,
5f2-f3 First National Bank BUILDING.
FRIGHT HERE IN CHICKASHA. 2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19
Bas sbaII Fans Meet.

All is in readiness for the baseball
meeting to be held tonight at the city
hall to decide on rules and regulations
regarding city league for Chickasha.
1t is to be an open meeting to which
all are invited. From all that can be
learned, there will be no dearth of
players or clubs to make up corking
good league. All that is needed is a
little more boosting and it will be a
big success. The meeting is called for
S o'clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19
Handmen Will Meet.

J. A. Sager of Minco, who recently
launched a movement for organizing
band here. announces that meet
ing for that purpose will be held at
The city hall this evening at 8 O'Clock.
All bandmen and all others interested
in the proposition are invited to be
present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19
ClassIfled advertisemenfs. such a

Classified advertisements, such as
WANTED" "For Rent" "For Sale
etc. will positively not be received for
the Express by phone. They must be
brought to the office. Please do not
phone them, II Is embarrassing to US
to refuse to receive them. 11-3-tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19

Human reason is too presumptuous.
The moment you have a delightful
impulse to do something deliriously
silly-and therefore delirIously pleas
ant--along comes old Human Reason
and tells you not tol Reason thinks
1t knows it all.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19
Guild Gives Dance.

The dance to be given al the Elks'
club rooms on Friday evening under
the auspices of the Episcopal guild,
assisted by Miss Rome, promises not
only to be of much interest socially
but a very delightful entertainment
for all who may attend Miss Nina
Penn of Oklahoma City will appear in
one of her special dances, and q num-
Der of the pupils of Miss Rone's class
will give exhibition numbers. Re
freshments will be served throughout
the evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-19
Boy Breaks Arm.

Rex, the nine-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll McGehee suffered a
broken arm yesterday afternoon while
playing with other boys around the
MeGehee home. The game was "Sheep
in My Pen.' whatever that is, and Rex
was stationed on the roof of the barn
as lookout. A shingle broke, he lost
his balance and fell to the ground,
breaking his right arm above the
wrist. The broken bone was set at
the Chickasha hospital and the lad was
later taken TO his home. 81 guess Il
will be some time before can play
baseball again." said Rex to his father
this morning.