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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Eat at Jacks.
Hot drinks and l~uncheonette at
the Sugar Bowl.
For Sale. My residence property
at a bargain.-H. Nj. Penn.
Wash ice delivered to any part of
the city.-Roy Beesley. phone 3G7
yellow.
Eat at Jacks.
Wash ice delivered to any part of
the city.-Geo. Parker, phone 81.
Baled hay for sale by the bale or
by the ton.-D. McKinnon.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. Timothy, clover and al
falfa seed.-Madison Farmers Ele-
vator Co.
The Madison Farmers Elevator
Co. has for sale a choice stock of
timothy, clover and alfalfa seed.
See US and get a late and have
your car %oyerhauled before the rush.
Don't put it off until the rush be
gins.-W. c. Brown Repair Shop.
Get your timothy, clover and alfal-
ia seed from the Madison Farmers
Elevator Co.
For Sale. Good second hand car.
price right.-W. c. Brown.
Wanted. Men by day or month.
Could also use man and team for few
days.-Paul III. Brown.
Street department men shortly be-
fore Don today flushed the city wa
ter mains.
Conductor Norm futile has re-
sumed work after a lay off of several
weeks on account of illness.
Waldo Johnson and Esther Fisher.
both of this city, were married y%ester-
day afternoon by Rev. d. j. Mitter-
ling.
The M. E. Helping Hand society
will meet at the church Thursday
afternoon. A 10 cen lunch will be
served. Everybody invited.
The Estelle Gray Co, under the
auspices of the entertainment course,
will appear at Normal auditorium
Saturday evening, February 10.
Regular meeting Evergreen lodge
No. IT. A. +. and A.. NJ, Wednesday
evening. February 16. Work in Nj.
M. degree. observation-disclosures. A.
Trimmer, w. M.
Better be on the safe side, get a
box of Penslar Cold Breakers. Will
break up the worst cold and ward off
a serious illness. Sure and quick
Osborn's Drug Store.
Mrs. Matt Otter, of Garden City. is
in the city for medical consultation,
and Mrs. @. Bailey, also of Garden
City, is here today to have dental
work performed.
Coach Dwyer, OF the high school,
today announced that the basket ball
game between the Madison and Wa
tertown high school, tentative plans
for which had been under way, has
been cancelled.
Edward Keegan has entered the
Madison hospital to undergo treat
ment for an infected arm. Mr.. Kee-
gan about -four weeks & slipped on
an icy sidewalk, injuring an arm.
Blood poisoning developed. 1t is not
believed that Mr.. Keegan's condition
Is serious.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: AT
least nine miles of new paving will
be laid in Sioux Falls this year. If
those petitions filed by property own
ers In different districts are adopted
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-16

clearly. You VIII receive i'm return a
trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds
and Group. Foley Kidney Pills and Foley
Cathartic Tablets.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-16
THE CITY.


Fair tonight and Thursday; con
tinued moderate weather.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04

~. t'f ~ ssf+ocL nI~TEfCE Is
Naaae ~a-r Fsn-s Ixs-s- .
s9#
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
CADET SOLDIERS
WILL RETURN To
THE INSTITUTE
Older TO NuSte- Out C0.Ieg-
ianS in National Guard
Means Return Of Boys Who
Enlisted Last May


tssrtst co.stsrosnsstt - sosss~. lcHs.sN
Roswell n NJ Aua Toe heV
thst orden nsa BEEN Issued bt thr
war department tHat go college stu-
dents Nh0 gGs uesuHrf, cd thf nation
az raard uoa stauCHra sI tHe Hgtdet
are go 10 mue.f oai ~ stTace in
time Tor ihr oeranE ar .elcEv Iu
September Nar received With much
qualification rt tHe authorities 81 the
New Mextou Military Institute here
Do means that between fbifN aud for.
g cadets Of thr institute who re-
sponded io ibe .all for the national
Euard wh.ch VAS lSsaed Lass Mas Will
bf hack SO TIE opFutng of school utyt
meuth and that the enrollulent ibis
year RiN Internationally BE- larger
than at anF previous scar .n ire hts-
tOB 81 the Institution.
d - happened that ~hta he rali
Tor the asuauai euard az the three
border states came commencement al
the Institute vas resT Is hand Quite
namper ~ thr ~tti~fs usfe Al-
ysadY msmuers q the famous Bat-i
ten A. 90 Roswell end n addition I
e. these prs.ticsUN every student ~ 4
Tie Institute desired 10 sul.st nd 60 4
90 the border 20 SEE real service tIA
vas Nlth ths utmost difficulty that
the authorities vtrN atse 20 restrain .
tst military aFdor of the young men
snd toskeap ap the usuai ORDERLY dis.
etriine o. tns Echaoi uhtl the rtoye
&C The sfss.an.
tloYs Go "a Frout
Fortunately TOE lravuE 81 the
yoanE mvn for 1he border rame att
each a tiuse That ths wotN af the ln-
ftttue Was aot seriously tntrffersd
Wlth onN y shcu ume rem iped
NasHr4 aN.aaHH.tr ham .rNM.m
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04

>CHooL pISTRECE No
,~-., NAs@e = Prap~rp o~1-s nI~ Isfrrr~t ooea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
SCHOOL DISTRICT No 81
Name - PFsp@ssy Owner Tax-s I
SCHOOL DISTRICT No -


Nsnas - PTOF<Ess u~ue Iurxsst Cssss Tg-.I
cssvAsts tg1As-a -.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-15

nen rnicrer neutrality-suspicious. an.
5llgreiien Gr milr0c bon unicrer
ArlilIerie actroiicn uno ieI Bel g}c
brelino IN Die ieiuoIiben 2iuien"
y on Scr gali5iiAcn Nront.
y EeterSbnrM IA. 9lop., pia
2onoon. Der iolgcuoc ofiiSicllc
Scribt purOc beute bier per0iient.
li1t.
Kim ytaroDollrfo.6Iuiic III ser
Iegeno bon 2ipnionoolna mo 5pi.
ltcInifi Gin @ali5ien Iiiroitli6 pon
Sembcrg) iperOcn BON lmlcren Trup.
pen 9IuftldrlnaSorbeitcn unternom.
men. Die 9lrtiIlcric lIh0 Miucumcr.
icr fins oleidialls t6atig. Su sen
@alotarpatben muroe en-, in scr
@e0eno bon Suuornifa lmN ein Iio.
lid oeS @'ncoa 9erges uternorme.
ner sIngriit OurH lmier 8euer pcrei.
teIt. Gon ser faIfaiiicben 5ront III
uirbtS 81 berihten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-15

SleropIon,9(nGriffe ucrtricbcu. Sm
obercn GonoS Ebolc 9clona eS cincm
iciuOli1eu @eibuooer, 9on6cu auf
@anaIe Sau Goro ob5lupcricn 0lwd
oie 5mci Soloaien lmo einigc G6erc
ocn 500 ionOcn.
9lnl iibrigcn G6cile scr 1Sront bis
an ooS Nteer iano mntcrbrocbcn 9(r.
tillcrict60tigfcit itoit.
gluf Dem &arit riMtcten mir mic.
re Sinicn on me6rcrcn &lmften aus.
0obci iiel uuS eiu @robcnm0rIer
nit 0lunition 81.
PIN Sonntog 9lbcnO maricn icinO.
lihc @poropIone Bomber oni ga.
bennd &orte la @oiouro, Bolcieao
@loonopocca m0 9lrino &olciml ob.
SScoer 9erlnlte nod 5da6cn ipur 0aS
ReiuItot. 9uitii6erid0e ouf 9iomalL
&ermcaIiano m0 Gobcroo, gciicru
ons9eiii6rt iporen cbcnio iribtloS.
Gin ieiuoli1er glcropIau pcrmdtc ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-15

sserluit Oon @ca"mo"t.s"u'cl Oon s9erliu Deltaiat
2serI@t oes Onlt[@eM @eneraraa6s.


gcrlu, II. GOpcmber 9nRdc Sruppcn I'D ale Oas
GcuIa Nrgrf 6cuti 6errCidder 5nppn OnGBcr
aO seraH m norOldn 1nOHrcn aH Oc ramanudc ~sn rHa
sc5uam SOId pom ans9eS @o Bbcu bOpcrfc nuo Brrrhc
SerGc rot Se cr8cn &ScrauSrS Der &nmGacH SoOen
mOunen.
sn WOuaiGbcu FuO idarfc Sample @anec; cGno
We6ie n6rSld ocS SmGeS Gcrua
9crMenc gurtpR grn Der GscnS eS ucrc bat n
taCu aGmpfen abrt Scoumuutame Ct @ierrc SUu nO
SGuScu 6hideu Sippcu Die edcu Scrnc iuiolsc
Ocr 6artuadeu Sert9SanuG 6OneS ber aud S InGrr ma
ten uneehcnr Cpfcr brinacn
9c suuOc braa Scr amiIc gcrdt ser 6en @amttue pOn
Der ScnG@ obcrpu NcercScna unSGs mrOc unO OaeuScn
@Orlau bat:
solfan. .arieasidanpIat
Nrmcconpr Gr3(crOss Gor 6nu5 9oicp6 @OrotId
SUbD ben aSiarpau wurOeu rncSruppeu Onr uu 6euer
rCu &OFOuu DCrtrbu Die uFu 6abn d Der WgcraBO
seecn noac Der @Or0c Der Scntd0errcd Srappeu aui bic
rrmduidc @reu 5aradse5ueen.
SaSld SasGcs oi Gacu 6ugIdc 6crrciddc gatai
lone rut Der GauGdaeu WNeuwe6r S 6cnSs Sou
n bcOcu Seitn OcS Siu5 Safes Gobn fd stcru ciucrc Sc
icdlt nm Ocu Scft ciniscr S66cu nbgcpcIt
Nu Der cbcubHrgidn 5GDDut oie Ncc fort un0 ue
un fit nnr Srnppen aHugen %erlan So in ucoer
mc6 Snnocrt @cfangcnc in bic SanSc gm &obnnrm&aF
ben S Cficrc anS $50 Nomu nucrcn GtfrdCu sauaeu
nommen.
QUnceOou8c SrOnSm 0ri aOrcu tubcm nnirrc Grfnn
SnngS bt6cunecn uci GnrmteI nit rau56Fien Snau
nuS SaUOlerie 5u beitcbcn seGabt.
Die Guntesrappc uneruaGmeu mc6rcrc gmsrc anf scr NO
uoIrbcnc NIB nOrOi Scm 6nf 6uo; Die Sample inS nOd
udt cutideOeu
grmccsnppc OS SsOmaalls uun @Odcmicn 0OrnSida.
SIS ubcn d feline sreianIc SeOntuO ubscipicIt
Gserrcid nueordc aOmtOrs 6uben ueor eiumOI lire 9ei
nnsSiG6gfcit cen ubm c ma ciuem @cied ua benz rnmG
ucu lfcr 9Ouan Der Had6aru BON @rsiu Fc6cm stpp
6OUte Gcrciubradtcn, BON Oeucu fauf bcubcH
&enlider SrieUsidJaupIot.
Nrmcesrnpp Ss &riucu &upprcdt Bayern Gu bon Stcn
S 6ucS gnc am eeru 5n bnacu SGmpu Die stem ridcn
na Mminuoen &orbtuagen nr anerOrOenid Gefe 6uer 6
ucrlcu WedHbc nit arfcu Snppmo1en enu wntaen |pr
uh nnicre SlnngCu ue in HNwc &dnus ciMcu gSntc
bccn GS Gcnng SeiUO 6cr aARcrOrOui iduere Sp ru
mnFtc ScanmOuamcl nuO st. &crr 1Uou
ben anerennOcn sun pOer pOrbctc Sennscu nrHdOrdu
gcu.
luierc GnicrR GGsiuadsc @crtGcSeus pcrodc ms dcre
@erlute.
Mud auOere mr ehlnuncu, ciucm Enuitc 5ad
bnternc biz Der c9n6 iO WrnnOOuyt Geftg Nugri
len Der ciuSdH Sruppa auSact God immr ben Nrju
aenng unerc Sluacu cnSOruaeu sic trGI.
an WgCuangric nuirer nuter mieOer biuansaetricbcu
Die Tan5oiCH unternamcu mcbrcrc Gor5kc N6uh
Sail0 Saael, bic aber ohuc gMSnabm bidIngen
Nrmccarppc oeS Nenen ArDnprnjcn gi 6ncn lfr
MaaS %Snn SruuD nabm rtircncr I6enOhunOeu e.
uen eDr ebban Saraiicr &Orf6he aui5Rcr 9Grgs
t)enuaen nuer panOrcmOui.ene ciucci 6rue
Gcflider &ricaSIdanplab.
mccarnppe %ru5cu 9cOpOo SaDer@S 6a6n Gd fcue
SperatOueu CrmG6uensmcr6cr SSidqfcit abecpcIt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-15
Au6 DfaurOurt
Sect III SdnOru Der
SritcR.
09eitcrcr @rfpIg Scr srUs
pen Cffeniinc.


pen SffemiiDc.
0ic 3obI ser in oieieu SGmpfcu BON
ocn @riteu ecmodtcn Gefonge
ncu ouf mcbr oIs 5000 aeiticaen.
0eltiber GoritoB in Der
Gbompogne ouoeblid bon oeu
2ron5oien obeemieieu. II SSoS
Scr itoIieuii&c @euerolltob be.
ridtet.
2onOon IA. 93ooember. - Gic
9riten babell ais oos &eiultot ibrer
eeiteru bcaonnenen Giieniipe nun
audi 9cnucoitrt genommeu. Iie 3dbl
Der BON ibncn eemodteu @eiaugcneu
bclduit iib iebt oui mebr ais 5000.
Gics miro in Dem beiite 9lben0 bon
Dem britiibcu 2Irmeebouptquartier
ousgeaebeucn oiii5ielleu 9cricbt &c.
meloet; oericlbe lalltet, pie iolgt.
Gas Gori 8emicourt.iur. .Qlncrc
lit in imicren SdnOeu Gie 3abl ser
biS iebt in oieicu &dmpieu 6ereiuac-
brahten @eianeencn belduit lib aui
mebr ais 5000; iie iudcbit iteiie.
Seute madten mir einen &oritoB
lofaler g}atnr 6itli6 bon @orIenco;
oerielbe mar eriolgrciH. S9ir nod.
ten eima 80 @eiangcue."
3abl ser @efonoeucu ieb t
ii6cr 1000.
2onoon, IA. gfopembcr. ~ Die
3obl Ser BON 0en @riten in ben
admpien om gIncre aemo6ien Csc.
iousenen beI6uit iib icst aui mebr
ais 1000. Dies miro in Der uad.
iie6enOen ofi3ielleu @liit6eibiug NeS
6ritiidcn Observation-Disclosures &C..
mcloct
ug8ir 6aben Ons itarf 6cieitigtc
Tori @eoumont.Somel I'M 5turn &c.
noulnlcn lno iinO bis an bic 9liSldlI
icr bon geaucoirt. Sur.SIacre uorge.
Orlmgen. Die 3o6l imiercr @cfans
gcner iteiet ltctig; bis icbt iinO felt
oeitern Wiorgen iiber 1000 Nlaml
ourh imierc SommeIiiotionen BIN.
oilrhgcfommeu. Sic adlnpie Oaucru
iort.r
Gos iron50iii6e 9(benO-
@uIIetiu.
&dris, Oia 9onoon fl. gfon. ~
Oos beute 9lbeno bonn fran5oiiideu
ariegSbiirenl orSgcgebene oiii5iellc
Bulletin bat iolgenOcn Qortlaut:
,Sii0li6 bon scr Sommc bcibob
Die ieinoIicbc glrtiacrie oie @egenO
BON &reiioire imo 0en 9lbibnitt bon
9Imhes unS 2o Moiionctte. @ir
ermiOerten oas Sener in cncrgiiber
@eiie.
SSn ocn glrgoitncn bo6en mir bel
Sour &c Boris cincn aroter beiebt,
Der Ourd Oie @rploiiou elmer Oeut-
lhen @line beroorgeriiien mar.
glui Der gerOuu.6ront CAB eS cine
aanpuuoe nit llntcrbre6uneen, sic
IN Der @eacno bon 0ououmont imS
Sanr eincn ie6r inteniipen G6araftcs
tru9 Sm lIebri9en perlici ser Toq
oer6dltniBmdBie rubie.~
2 er fron50iif6e 9t 6 m t.
tagSberi6t.
RariS, IA. gtopcmbcr. Sin
Slneriii Der 0euti6en in ser @6om.
pogne lpuroc 8uriidgemieIen luie oos
iron3oiiibe arieos6lreou ofii3iell
mitt6eiIt.
Der @ortImit Ocr @1elOuue lit fol-
GENDER.
uSiiolih Der Somme moren oil
9lrtillerie Gnellc m6breno Scr 91od
in Der @c9cno BON %rciiiogc 3iemlid
lc6Doit.
Sn DER Champagne murOe eli
olr1 6citiae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eiugclcitetcr ieinOlicber glnsriii weit
lid BON gIuberire nit Seidtgfei
ourH unier 6euer abgcmieien.
Gie giabt am ii6rigen Q6eilc Oel
SSront uerlici ulbig~.
Ger itaIieniidc 9crib
" 0 NJ IA. Gob., pia 2onOou. n
| ToS @ricoSumt prr6iieu+Iirhte heit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-15

Gi9entbiimcr bon St1llen uno
Sbuppen iinS boderfrent. neil Die
Eoli5ei oes nor06itIideu Diitrifts 70
ihorf oorouf iiebt Dab 6lbrlucrfe
nidt Idneer oIs 8iuei Shmoen auf
ocr Strobe itrben aeIaiieu weroen.
Dnrh Germietbeu 0cr (5e6duoc fdllt
ibuen ndiuIid einc ean8 biibine Sin.
nobmc 81.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09
STOP THAT COUGH

A hacking cough weakens the Who'll,
system, drains your energy and get
worse ifneglected; your throat is raw
your chest aches and you feel sore al
over. Relieve that cold at once will
Or. Kings New Discovery. The sooth
ing pine balsams heal the irritatet
membranes, and the antiseptic and
laxative qualities kill the germs and
break up your cold Don't let cold
linger. Get Dr. Kings New Discovery
today at your druggist, SOC.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09
SCRIPTURE.

Job 37:5-t4.

WV - fS-f-ts
God thundereth marvelously with
his voice, great things doeth he, which
we cannot comprehend
For he saith 70 the snow, Be thou or
the earth, likewise to the small rain
and to the great rain Of his strength
He sealeth up the hand Of every
man; that all men may know his work
Then the beasts 90 into dens, and
remain in their places.
oOut or the south cometh the whirl
wind: and cold out OF the north.
BY the breath Of God frost is Civ
en- and the breadth of the waters is
Strengthened
Also by watering he weaveth the
thick cloud he seattereth his bright
cloud:
And it is turned round about by his
counsels; that they may do whatsoev-
er he commandeth them upon the face
OF the world in the earth.
He causeth it to come, whether for
correction, or for his land, or for mer-
cy
Hearken unto this, 0 Job, stand
still. and consider the wondrous works
of God.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09
A MIGHTY ISSUE ARISES

The submarine issue which was a
matter of more or less moment to the
country few months ago, pales into
nslgnificance before the mighty mat
ter which now confronts Chickasha.
Once to every man and nation comes
the moment to decde,p and II seems
that the time has come when we must
determine whether we shalr depart
from the policy Of benevolent neu-
trality" in the bridge scrap between
Minco and Tuttle or whether we shall
continue to encourage the aspirations
Of both towns, assisting them in real
izing their ambitions.
Our judgment is that the citizens
who met Friday night did well to de-
lay action for a fuller consideration Of
the matter II any of us planned to
build house or a bridge costing
something like $4,000 we would want
to know exactly what we were doing.
! We NNuiuh bc III any hurry duuul
selecting the site but would act only
when we had obtained the most com
plete information possible. There are
many factors which a business man
would carefully consider before clos
ing private deal of this kind and as
a community we ought to use the
same care and judgment in handling
this matter.
We take It that Il is very unlikely
that both Of the proposed bridges will
be built. Chickasha is not in posi-
tion to contribute heavily to both en-
terprises at this time and It will there
fore be necessary for us to make a
choice and that in the near future but
we should look carefully before we
leap On the face of it, the Minco
proposition possesses several points
Of merit over that presented by Tut.
tie, the principal one being the fact
that it Is located on the proposed
routes of both the Meridian highway
and the Ozark Trail and would there
fore serve double purpose. On the
other hand, it is claimed that the Tut
tie bridge can be built for considera.
bly, less money We should weigh all
the arguments. in the light of all the
available Information, before we de-
eide where we shall invest, our money
While decision must be made before
very long in order to get the building
of the bridge under way as soon as
possible, we can gain nothing by hasty
and ill-considered action.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09
Q. c. W NOTES.


= = . =
A Joint meeting of the Ithanna and
Utopian societies win be held Wed.
nesday December 10. The following
program has been arranged. Piano
solo, Helen Stuart; reading, selected,
Winnie Davis; vocal solo, Rebecca
Armstrong; farce comedy, "The Pot
Of Broth" Misses Mary Thompson,
Nessle McRee and Ora Bizzell
The pupils Of the expression depart
ment are decorating the expression
room The walls are being tinted, new
curtains provided for the windows
and small stage is being built "A
fire place will be a feature Of the
stage
The following pupils of Professor
Rudolf Richter and Miss Caroline Por-
ter will give recital at the O. II. S.
auditorium tonight at Oklahoma City:
Lula Mae Wagner, Rebecca Clement,
Lois Denny, Myrtle Voorhees,, piano
and Estelle Tuggle and Elma Ahrens,
vocal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09
5uRNELL FORD.

Mcpherson, Kansas, May %, 1916
81 consider this one of the best lee
ture entertainments I have had in my
house for some time as it is some
thing new, very instructive and most
entertaining. He pleased the people
here. ."-E. E. Kums, Mgr Mcpherson
opera house. High School Auditorium
Thursday, Dec. IA. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09

Gen. Scott, chief of staff of the U,
h. army, pronounces the federalized
militia plan failure. asserting that
he time has come when this country
must adopt the military methods that
ave been found necessary in the old
er countries In view Of the facts set
Forth in his report, his position seems
be well taken There is no reason
or paying out millions for prepared
hess unless we are going 10 make our
.lilitary system efficient.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09

PRESIDENT Ausrlws CALL

4 Among other things, Presi'
= dent Austin Of the 0. G. w Is
+ business man and when he
& makes any move II is safe to
" conclude that he means bust
4 ness. He has asked the citl-
Z zens OF Chickasha to meet him
+ n conference at 4 o'clock Mon.
4 day afternoon at the Elks club .
= looms reg, riding an important
4 matter and It Is the duty Of
= everyone CT us to be there.
- Mr.. Austin is not going to
4 ask us fci any money but he I
: wants every citizen to person
4 allv assist him in way that I
= vii. be eoqy. He says he can I
y tel! Us what he wants in vev !
r few minutes. II win require !
NJ ,erv little Of anybody's time I
+ tn attend this meeting and NJ I
N bodv 81 oulu Iail 70 heeu III"
I. call.s Mr. Austin is devoting bis 4
A. entire life to building great I
4 educational institution here and I
4 he deserves the hearty coop !
= GRAFTON Of all Of us. When he !
= calls upon us for help we ought I
y to respond promptly and glad I
+ ly.
v Get ii impressed upon your !
= mind firmly right now, ii there !
= is any danger Of your forget !
y ting about it, tie a string I
: around your finger-Mr Aus I
4 tin expects you TO be at that I
= meeting Monday and therein 4
v fail not at your peril" !
= I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09
startllnn Preferen.s.

Forrest had just started to school
and was shy toward his teacher, so she
selected lesson about a dog and en-
deavored to get some expression from
him. She talked about the dog in the
picture, told him that she liked big,
curly, black dog best, and then asked
what kind of dog he liked best. She
was considerably surprised when he
answered. Green ones"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09
ENCOURAGE EIGHTH
GRADE PUPIL S

NfhAfN0- ~ - -
A large part OF the 800 eighth grade
pupils in the county schools will re-
ceive the following letter from County
Superintendent M. H. Shepard within
a few days urging them to be prepared
for examinations next summer;
My dear pupil
! have been thinking Of writing you
for some time, so here it goes. l am
glad that you are getting along so
nicely with your work | want to tell
yau little secret
You must remember that this is
your last year in the grades, and am
sure that you are glad of it and you
want to make sure Of the mark
Now could see from the papers
last year that large number Of pu-
pills neglected some very important
points, And &these are the things ]
want to impress upon your mind. The
most important point, is to attend
school every day, never be tardy, make
a habit~of working about two hours a
day outside Of school practice about
twenty minutes day on penmanship,
do a great deal of review work.
Now the examinations are not going
10 be hard, but you must know your
subjects and | hope you will make a
determination now that you are going
to pass will see that your papers
are carefully graded, for / want you
&c get into high school next year
We have over four hundred eighth
srade pupils this year and you want
to be one Of those who will get di-
ploma.
hope you will have a Merry Christ
mas Come to see nue. some time, it
won't take long and by the way would
be glad to hear from you
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09
NOTICE W. 0. W.

All members of the local camp are
urged to attend Tuesday night. We
will meet at our hall on Chiekasha
avenue and go in body to the X OF
P. hall, corner 4th and Kansas Ave.
Come early.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-09

While the military value OF the cap
lure OF Bucharest Is scoffed by the al
'ies, unquestionably the moral effect
sof it makes the event one Of the great
est consequence. BY oyerunnine
S2oumania so rapidly the Teutons have
Again placed themselves at the head
'pf the column in the war league stand
ing.