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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-12-24

still presist, rightly or wrongly, upon
taking a very different road from that
Travelled by Germany. The American
ideal is democracy. Democracy does
not conduce to the beautiful order
and harmony Of Germany. 1t is
rough tumultuous, disorderly pro-
gress. 1t may, indeed, lead us upon
the rocks. The problems we must
solve are fairly staggering; the ability
of the people to grasp these problems
is far from what it ought to be. The
German autocracy might settle
them for us much more easily, and
for our better good. But it's there
that we balk. We don't want things
done for us We insist upon doing
them ourselves. In spite of all our
failures, we still have faith in our
ideal. Those who prefer the German
ideal cannot help US in our work,
they can only hinder. 1t will be
better, both for them and us, for
them to return. Only history can
TIL which Is the better zhut wemust
cling to our faith in the triumphant
future of democracy. Wichita Eagle
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-12-24
Back to The Fatherland

The correspondent in America Of a
string of German newspapers writes
that thousands of German-Americans
after the war will return to the
father-land. These eXpatriated Ger
mans, according to the correspondent,
have discovered during the war how
great is their love for the old home,
and how little they respect America.
That such a sentiment exists can
hardly be denied. 1t is very likely,
however that the correspondent has
exaggerated the number of those who
will actually return to Germany,
However disguised with Americans
Germans may now be, in case of Ger
man defeat loyalty will have to be
powerful indeed to cause the vOlun-
tary return of the German-A americans
to share the heavy burden that will
rest upon the father-land, And yet
Germany is the place for all who
really believe in the superiority oil
German .-kultur. While realizing
ttat she has very much indeed t(
learn from Germany, America mus
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-12-24
County Clerks Notice

The Board of County Commission
ers will meet in regular quarterly
session on Monday, January 3, 1916.
All persons having claims against the
county are requested to file the same
not later than Saturday, January l
1916, so they may be audited and
entered on the claims register before
the meeting day.
ABE X. SToUFER County Clerk.
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state Of Ohio. CITY Of Toledo. !

State OF Ohio. city Of Toledo.
Lucas County, 90
Tranl; ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm of +. j. Cheney
& Co.. doing business in the City OF To-
ledo. County and State afOre said, and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December.
A. ID. 1885.
(SeaD A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and tnu-
cous surfaces OF the system Send for
testimonials, free
r. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo. b.
Sold by all Druggists, 10.
TAKE Halle Family Pills TOR constipation
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-12-24
The Kansas Rural
Credit Association

From ten to thirty-fve year loans
at 5 per cent. Farmers cooperative
concern. Only members can borrow.
See CLYDE R. Commons, Agent, Lib
eral, Kansas tt
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-12-24

OOlloluOIduiO'olOhu 10 iSPOiFOO w
the medical fraternity during the
last few weeks, most of which is
caused by severe colds or the old
standby, lagrippe. 1t is the proper
time Of year and the right kind of
weather conditions right now TO
catch a severe cold, and people should
guard against undue exposure when
veTituring out of doors.
Mrs. G. f, Hoffman left the last of
the week for a several weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Hia-
watha, Kansas
Miss Dora Nusz returned Saturday
night from Salina, where she Is at
tending business college, to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr. ard
Mrs. j. G. Nusz, and family.
o. p. Bookless, one of our good sub
scrlbers near Tyrone, was here on
business Wednesday and called at the
office long enough to renew for an
other year.
Geo. Matkin will arrive today from
Canyon City, Colorado, where he Is
attending school, to spend Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Matkin.
H. N. Witt and Judge Campbell re-
turned the last of the week from a
business and pleasure trip to Clayton,
, New Mexico, and other points south
west of here.
Editor Warren Zimmerman of the
Guymon Herald was here on business
a few hours Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. HILBERT spent
: Sunday with relatives and friends in
n Hooker.
t Mr. and Mrs. Keefer Reed spent
n Sunday with relatives in Hooker.
e. J. Stutsman made a business
y. trip to Hutchinson the first Of the
week.
n Mrs. Myrtle Washburn of Guymon
It was among the shoppers in the city
y Saturday.
o Mrs. Rhola Wilson and daughter,
o Miss Louise, went TO Hooker Satur.
Il day, where they will spend the holi
p days with relatives,
- Mrs. Gilmore Tolliyer Of Gilmore
Z City, Oklahoma, who is visiting
IT relatives in Tyrone, spent few hours
If with friends in Liberal Saturday.
K, Clay Miller went to Guymon Satur
Ne day to spend his holiday vacation
Or with his father, who owns a rancl
N near there.
~ ~ Earl and John Wooden arrived Sat
~ urdsy to spend the holidays will
~ their mo her, who lives near Lorena
, Miss Theresa Herzog of Hooker was
here on business between trains Sat
| urday,
I NJ IS ELAINE Black and Elizabeth
| Lovett returned Saturday from
| Dodge City 10 spend the holidays vii /
| home folks.
| Rev. G. ID. Hest wood returned the
| last of the week from Wellington and
/ Wichita, where he Tad spent few
! days on business.
| Miss Winnie Marcellus, Who tea hes
| school at Okema, Oklahoma, arrived
| home Saturday to spend the Christ
! mas holidays with her mother, Mrs
| Alice Marcelius.
| Dr. Nichols arrived the last of the
] week from Manhattan to spend q
J few days here with friends and lock
after business mat ters.
! o. ID. Dunlap returned wednesday
| from few days business trip tC
l Fowler
| Elmer Huber OF Tyrone WAS bust
/ ness Wis tor here Wednesday,
! Mrs Edra Van Brunt came f'on
I Pra Wednesday to vii, here awhile
| with relatives.
! A marriage lice Sc wa, issued Wed
! ne day'to David A ! n Pierce anC
| Mi S opal Luci Abb Of Plains.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-12-24

4 Hugh Funk and Harold Sutton
arrived the last Of the week from
Lawrence, where they are attending
X. U. to spend the holidays with rel
atives in the city.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tcthrrsr If yun care Do hut keep 1t In mind that
the general whI, is little Interested In the number N
time, 4ou chew each mounfh NJ food
(un mNl h0yc to urge gir to take the nickel you
wish to give bc nur 20 hoy elongetcs the tendous of
his orm reaching frr b.
n.r Nm. lr boot biscuits hurt Your stomach that b,
% SIGN Soon haven't much NJ Il stomach
u s m.h kuhys theory that staying mp Tor sun.
I.r j. uwtrwnlc to getting mp for 90
Nn.rr,Iu, as It may aplear the father or twins gen
'wI' N proud " &c.
u have never said Iph Wiley yesterday. Il have
never @rcl very much about being known rs Honest
Iph.'
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II there is one of my faults l am
continual. striving tp overcome 1t /,
"a tendency lo be- uurrlcutng and stub
born nurse any grievances luu-
after rHrl have ceased to exist. Take
for rNmur my lrUr TIT with Justin
last night have had no end " trou
hi" m cleaning and decorating th"
house uu Ur going 10 move into next
week Whom began 10 retail my wor
ric~ lu 1886 u. u-hcd me II couldn't
fluid something pIrusunter TO tax
about
uu.I NJ. 100 that aud LETT The
room Justin went ont aud was gone
m hw ur .u-er aud when he came
back hu brought me- box of candy
ANA Doc h.,.I my uud said he had hcrQ
20 hrH-r
Amy sensible uomnn would have
been satisfied win MS repentance
wI r#r rmn. Ru, | wasn't SEN
.ibOr wHI.M mm po to the office this
morning WuN lNn impression that m,
hurt feOn-- nWt hcen healed.
N',. d.. mI gone | went up to om
uu mU.. mI -pcut the morning su
r.u#m.u- Iur work " the decora
tur Everything went smoothly and
hg mum I .UN that | could have the
fWuwn wmrk,d tomorrow
lm r.u uwm trip found myself
seated u.N 90 % little old, shnbhily
dressed Woman whose manner nj
rmr.I u. She was continually smil-
ug Poo N..wf u- though she nnlici.
mtu m.. meeting with some one
ut Don wuw. end She Interested
me 'm... fml at nst spoke to her.
"l- nmullm day isn't IT, |
Nv .uH. size answered, 1T
,rrmr Hmgh Friday had forgot
tom fw ". uuro~cd 10 be- unlucky'
~ "... believe there Is anything In
THAI "..rH.uu laughed
81 N. nrrr isn't" she replied.
'lrldH. , rNc urklest day IN the
week fnr mn go into New York
every lr.m and Il seems MS though
lh" "n' n' rlud tu he pleasant for
me- Az" '.u train is always on time
UI
SIN. 'wtH hrr sentence with n 1T
llr r"..". ~ embarrassment |
gu"ssn. . Wuuiol 10 say more, but
W'N|. ..uN how fp gu on.
.\u wmNr, She smiled wistfuly,
.hn' H a"H f.NuuI the best man in
the vu.d .,unr uur didn't know
people . Nr -u good until my
my U"nN Was 'nEou down with par
Wysi-'
Nwr husband" asked
'("s NOS Henry She said after Il
few moment. NJ silence. Hes al
ways been .UuN good husband aud
E'"an'-- knows he's had everything
lo mako hm sour and cross I've
heru ,n'N 'nl and we lost two two
rh.dr" We newer had Il chance 20
so'" mWthIma FROM his wages. lie
didnt e"' much ho was head janitor
In q New Auu. office building"
shouldn't WORRY n we're YOU. "
@ld Z" hr "llru probably re-
cover nud % uu. dlfSlmlt IA find
words of .mm,
the o""w m- hopes" she nm.
Sworcd "Nn1 wo lon.t need To worry
about sr'm Wuu. That's vhnt
! mako. fu. ..... ODE. t.. a.
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nN HOWARD uELDtNG.

~ police headquarters the Initial
difficulties were less than Townsend
md anticipated. 4 minor officer
courteous aud intelligent. listened lu
% hrirT outline Of the story. aud rr
marked chrcriully that hr guessed
everything would come uut all u-nf.
Uui privately hr gave Townsend 10
took which made him feel tuiu. There
"n, brief wait while th officer ru.
Irrr"d with n superior In some mayr
region ana then they were u.hrrrd
'ni' lh" presence Of hi, person whose
name ana rank were not mentioned
Ilr permitted Townsend to uddra.
Wm ne gu Inspector.
You must remember whnr il WI.
0nW Marjorie brought tn mi. man.
m0 put into his huuds Il life much
.H"r Than her own, her nuuplur--.
' new, So precious Everything u
.ur world FOR her depended upon vh.,
would NOW hc done. she did mot r4
4" -pn beyond the next few hours. h
MI. .d' there. She had too much good
."H-r T." trust iu the maidrd rffurf-
.' ''UNI" he might help the police
h' '""'I not NnprrSe,lc them. Giu-rls
'"''. 'l' ''N u size should obtain ANY,
"'WlI u' brought 10 this man, and
would be- used Ht his discretion The
very IIrel order oul of hi, mouth
Iu'-"' save I"l-I NE or lose H. for
''' lu"'' ,AuSulHr view of the ease
I"'''n'' To any rational creature could
'"' ~"u' out ne certainty TINT Lclrh.s
'NI'"'s W"uld klll him for their u0n
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1T17lLES7 SCPI[L[LVTyAY

'lh. Wlld Oulon school teacher was IN Hogwallow
-ny, uud reports that rs school is progressing nicely
nnd TINT both his pupils are learning very Hog
wullov News
"lhc night was Just cold enough tn make them want
u lt close together" IL the humnn interest note In the
description of hoyrark ride given by the Iecumseh
Democrat
The Waukomis Hornet says thnt mo- paper dares to
tell all the truth This paper hns also reached that con
e. tusisun hut II cost us cOlsderHhlr-lct Visitor
l'rse Finch proprietor ~ the jet Visitor, has just
been stuug 500 and costs In libel suit That sctu ~
IT, says the ed I'VE are not going To say nothing about
nobody time, no how
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SENTIMENT, NOTHING ELSE

II can bc stated with great cNarlpwdc that Go,
Robert J.. Williams m the estimation Of the scores
OF newsboys who are 10 be- his guests at Thanks
giving spread prepared IN their honor, is Il rcgu
lar "feller " And it is something, believe ms. to
win the appreciation of the juvenile mind
We like, immensely TO chronicle incidents Hike
this newsboy dinner which the governor has an
stituted. In the realm of sentiment we come upon
the safest of all ground Division Of opinion or
jealous rivalry or petty political ntriguc-all are
impossible in that atmosphere We are men and
women there as we should be or would like to be
In that realm every mind is moved precisely alike
When a successful man, with a surplus Of this
worlds goods halts for moment to render service
TO his less fortunate fellows, 70 is most pleasing
sight And we tahe a triflc kccncr pride in tho
race Childhood appeals TO us all in the abstract
II tries some Of us tremendously in tho concrete
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LOG OF A MARRIAGE SHIP
BY SHEA @lLlABD

"Nunr ~ them any better than Mr.
lAurforl' she replied
"Mr luucfurd ' | exclaimed
"Nr~ Mr. Justin Iaugrorl He's a
living angel"
! don't know what | said after that
or how | lett her My eyes and my
thoughts were blurred with tears
Whom Justin came In tonight
hug-ud him and kissed him % dozen
times Then I whispered iu his rrr
"lou great big hoy youfs % living
angel
\ud then hc asked mo n wanted
% u'. mf
lro Re Continued
u.nfranf Evening Mail Syu1Iu. luaN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

Sleeve with Turnbaok Cuff
This design has many attractive
features. II portrsys a new sleeve IN
pun" effect, and jaunty sleeve In
elbow length finished with a preftly
shaped cuff This waist is pleasing
and will serve nicely for formal or
informal occssion7 Ahe Chcmsoiio
portions may be Of lace on contrasting
material, and the sleeve sections could
he combined to correspond Tnu bod.
portions could be- Of crepe do chine
o. chiffon, with sleeve tops lnd cuf
portions and chcmisetto of NOT ur ptc.
and the pun Of material like me waist
This waist could be- developed for the
ater or dinner wear. with the .chcmls.
cite omitted. and the body lining ar
rnnged for low neck style. and with
lust the cap part OF the s'rutr. The
surpllce effect IA becoming TO mos.
figures and the soft folds OF the rla,a
are most attractive T'N pattern is
cut IN 6 sizes; "a, &C. 4s, '0. 40 and
a. inches bust measure !. requires
.?SA wards OF 30 inch mato .al foo, the
waist with long sleeves With SNORT
sleeves ? is Yards Chcu.auiio and
collar ot contrasting material 40 inch
vide will require L. yard, ior a molI
mn alTe.
A pAtcrn Of this illustration nailed
10 any address on receipt of Zoe In sll.
yer or stamps
Address The Times Company Okla
homa city, oklahoma.
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An Institution that shalt nlvrs l." found hghtlr-
d,trur, Boz the publ, service, regardless ~ pad-
considerations cuurtru,Nr IN all It, policies hnd
while hriouAiug tu no UIriN. opposing with IT. might
thr drmlgug.,s of nIl. lighting tor progress HNd
uu.atrsl r,turm. Uppur,d To special privilege and i"
custom, imuruu,rN influencing b,v .mahlnE Hnd
.rutor, g bodies, nh,turr 10, predatory plutu"r"N
prrdGiof. poverty. uHrtNr hN Capital or Labor.
devoted ihr uulIi. welfare, every resource ,"n.
stunt, strained .-ut the news accurstrN and +"
discuss II upnrtal,, Willing 10 COrrrct INSTANTLY m
injustice done the most humble. vet 10" proud TO
apologize 10 th, most nirh Tor policy sake
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Tr@EGTY.slG YEARS AGO

II IS relief To the weary wander,r
thra.gh ltrs temposluous journey tn
stop aud usppCt the elegant stock carried
hy NJ johnson ut tho ttty Grocery store.
lie Is IL grocer from Groceryyille
The Pound social at the NJ T.. church
was well attended and resulted In guth-
rrug muuy pounds OF good things for
the benefit ut the minister
Il va, uur pleasure To meet Mr.. vii.
unm lNIes last evening after Ills return
from hi, former home at JacksonporL
ArA lir expresses himself A. Elad 10
get hurk
Notice H. hereby given that ! claim
lots lu mud Al IN block %. uklHhoma
city I 4 now occupied by lllu Bros.,
ANA | hereby warn all persons not tu
purchase the same as l. shul prosecute
ny yiuim ut the tribunal having cOmpe
tent jursdlrrou.-b. l.. Kelley.
baptist church. Uycrstreet building,
california avenue, Rev NJ L. Noyles,
pnstur Morning services II o'clock aud
evening services at 5.Jp
catholic church, Fourth street between
Harvey aud Uoblnson, Rev. Father scan
Ion, pastor Eurly muss 80; second mass,
lu sermon II: Sabbath school Al 2 80,
yespcrs and bcnedlrtiou at o'clock
Mr. II s.. Heap with Mr 4 j. Holme.
Is himself again Ills family arrived
here from Arkansas city yesterday. They
at present reside ON Grand avenue but
will take quarters On the hill soon,
The memorial to congress 10 bs pro.
.rntrd boy mo- delegates from the town.
3 site convention win appear tomorrow, n
being crowded out today,
John wand Is making some yaluabls
Improvement, lu his drug store In order
that M may meet the needs " his con
stanlly inuvusiug trade
Mrs Jennie Nrkccycr NJ Horton, Kan.
wits tu the rltN recently vlsltinK our
schools with View to securing 4 locu.
/ ttuu Ia the future Mrs Mrkecvrr has
hnd Wide range ut successful experience
both us nn educator Hnd us disclptn.
uriW and bears credentials " the most
tntturing ,huuptrr Her parents live
near the city. and when her term of school
expires ui Horton SHE win make her
home hvr"
/ MIR " " wurn is expected hom,
this evening
+ 1uIl. SwI.N Inns received 70 letter witch
state. that M'7ru William and Watson
tho luH men Will sHau lpt coutrur'
fnr two fine Residence. uu block u m
South otunuW1. These two gentlemen
own the whole Iln.E NJ Wntsun's rpsI.
uusDp VIII cost about NiHHO nnd the nch..
n.' uUr unu"I Mr. NUHms house -.
tmHt tu .Ut %, j2n'n
w Ta'.hrt MILLER who l,rs ,n Second
street h 'ur " our lr.Hnl nrHH,s
.Hl is dHINr his share u mH.. OLIhnml
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N'rlorlr. VINO was i"" "l ''0i~.
Il meant c,rmunlly." replied the m-
sprctor but it comcs to the same
tang | don't look for amy rough work
II Doctor Leigh behaves quietly And
! guess hc viii. Hen see the useless
ness Of It, IhcrrIl hc too many oI
thom You understand, all armed. oI
course Hen have uo SHOW, and ho
can't be -o foolish us Ia start amy
lhIu-. II hr doesn't he'll hr Kept
alive until the checks co-hrI They
might want lp use him
Use him. said Townsend. 'llo" ~
Make him write something Nu~
the reply 'Ihc SCHEME probably was
la cash this check through the broker
l'''Nrs. ON Monday morning q man
supposed to hn lriEh.~ new chauffeur
j" ''N' reeve. -h"lI'' hN'' S'''' u"
"u u''
'lir lmInt unN' said Townsend
No. said tNr Inspectors N'lI
''.'' "nN' one. n1 N"N''N Ill"r'''t. u
we don't do anything nhuul H. TIA"
new 'hnlirur coming 'n lrElls car
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

Notice H. hereby given that claim
lots ~ aud Al In block 22 oklahoma
city. T. r. now occupied by llu Brou.,
ANA hereby warn all persons not tu
purchase the same rs l. sha prosecute
my ylnlm ui the tribunal having compe
put jurisdiction l.. Kelley,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23
SAVINGS uI CuRt~r

Wherefore ! suN unto yuu An man.
rrr ur siu and hlHsphrmy shall hp fn.
given unto men hut the hnsphcm,
uualn7l the Hor Ghost shall not he
forgiven unto men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

baptist church. uyrrstrect building,
California avenue. Rev NJ l.. voyles,
mstur Morning services II o'clock aud
evening services at 1.JO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

Mr. II s.. Heap with Mr. T. j. IGolme.
Is himself again, Ills family arrived
here from Arkansas tlly yesterday. They
at present reside on Grand avenue, but
will take quarters ON the hill soon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

catholic church, Fourth street between
Harvey aud Hobinson, Rev. Father Scan.
Ion, pastor Eurly muss 80; second mass,
No. sermon II; Sabbath school Al 2 80,
vespcts aud bcnedictiou Ht = O'Clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

Il was uur pleasure To meet Mr.. vii.
lnm IyIc7 last evening after Ills return
from his former home at JacksonporI
ArA Iir expresses himself n Elad 10
get burk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

Tho memorial tu congress 10 be Pre-.
.rnlrd boy ilr delegates from the town.
Site convention viii appear tomorrow II
being crowded uut to-day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

John wand Is making some yaluabls
improvements lu hls drug store In order
that M may meet the needs " his con
stanty mUruus Ing trade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

Nr- " W wuwn is expected home
this evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-23

lulu. Sul., Inns received letter vrirh
siutu- that M,4frs william and Watson
tho lrH men viii sHau lrt u coutrurf
fnr two fine residences uu block ~ m
south otmhumn These two gentlemen
own the whole Im.E Mr. Wntsuus rps.
Uusyp win cost pnuui NiHHn nnd the nch.
i.| uUH uIm.I Nr N.UHms house -
iuIu .H. cost %, lgUNu