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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-05
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Dor taunl mebr als Snbresfriit IA.
Ben i'm riiflpdrtigen 3imner einej
@iener aaiieebaiiies ein paar Bel.
tltngsIsute unb Holitifer beiiam;npn
uuo Iauihten eiuem Gus ibrer Weitte,
Der aus elmer rliiiifhen 8eitung iiber.
Ipste, bic er iih Gott ipeib ipie iiber
gufaraIt peridaiit bate. 1ie Heiiimi,
iten ibiittelten NIT erniter Wsiene oen
aopf, bic Sptimiiten urter ibnen Id.
delten. iuenn bic Sanfaronaben oeg
ruiiiideu Wioniteurs gar su grrll
purben. Sod itanoen Die sfuiien Dor
arafau, Der beiIigen giabt Der go.
len. uno an ben finitern @Gloern Der
3orpatbeit baIlten iih 5rpei Wilionen
better rriiiider 3ruppen orobeno 5u.
iammen. slls aber Der lleberieber Dor.
las, bat mad glaubmiiroigen, IN We.
tersburg einsetroffenefi Radriften
@ien bereits an ben Srieoen oensc
urS beim ginmarid gtabfo Iimi.
trietps in MGbren aui benz Gtepbons.
tburm bic tpeibe 5obne biiieu iperee,
ba riei elmer Der Optimii,en
.Guatid)l", nabm ieinen Sut uHb
sing. Die anoeren foleten ibm burb
bic finitern, menifenIeeren, balleuoeH
Strnben. sim StepbanspInb rib eS
pI5slib alien bic @0pfe bod. Sic
itarrten binaui aum Gburm. unb ei.
ner Der Sh,par5feber iaete ieltfnm ge.
pre- ten Zones: pDa lit iie, bic ipeibc
Gab,w.N Der wurmbeIm ipar Sfdl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-05
2oial 8eri4t.
GtsdErsi.

Gtederel.
3ismIiG bSs ipurbs seiisrn Der
36 Sdtrs olte aihsnma6ey Jamss
MeSlpoin pon no, 324 aiIgeur
GtraBs, Der bel Der Holbt glab Com.
panp bsfHdfiiai IN. ssisseutli& siusr
priiseIei sussrihist, bic Ct aensrH
g)ormiiiaa In Der syabril an Der
Gsslsiiou elOsnus. ilobe Der Dsittsu
Gtrabs. NIT sinsni Nrbeitsiclsgtn
bate. WscSlpoin ipurbS IN ben 9als
atiipGtn unb Elm iofort krkigsriIfss
nsr Mrst mubis bic MuHbs NIT feds
Giidfn idbIisbeM. Inter ttr Anilaas
ben gInsrifi auf Whaip0ln ssino6i az
babeu. lpiirbs Der 80 Sabre aIif 1Bc.
moE mluritt non no. 1887 Wlain
strabs pom Yolilifsn Ben grOm.
ulaun psFtaitet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-05

Sn ge5ug auf ben Riiiiunsss
plan perbeH bic loidtisitsn 2ebrsn
bieiss arieees auber 2lugen aeIaiIea.
Dieie erpeiisu, bab SolDaten inners
balb feds Monats felotii9tig ausaebil.
bet tpsrbentOuneu. Gas entkbf Der
gtotbweHotgtsit, Elm srobes ftebeHbes
Seer 81 untsrbalten. Das bon sssinben
ssiast pirb, bic pl6Bli6 iikr g1ad)t
eiubrsden tOnnten, 1T llnifnn. Jiirs
erfte gent iebem ariese cine eetpiiIr
biplomatii6s Spannuns Doraus. bic
esniigeHo 3eit Idbt, an Hiiftunaen Su
bsnteH, 5iirs 3peite lit es gar nidt
mDslid, bic Der. Staaten gu iiberfals
len, ba Der Beinb srft iibers Meer foms
men miibte unb bas erbsiibt 9orbs,
reitungen DON Mnnaten. Syiirs Sriir
Tam man grobe 5eere ui9t auf eins
NAL lanben, fonberH nur rssimsnters
ipsiis. @snn Elm arisg ausbrs9en
iouts, iperbH mir ibn erflGren. Sds
piro gei6ebeu, ipenu sin 8srIuG as,
madt peroen ioqte, filbdmeritaHif9es
@ebist 3u qnus.tirsn pber China auf-
5utbeilen. Su bieiem Gale brauhtH
mir Hi9t eber losauI6laesn, aIs 6is
mir seriiitst iinb, Das tam nit uu.
ferm Weunitiousfabriten irnsrbalb sis
mes 5aibsH Sabres sefdeben. Gius
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-05

Der @bbrud Der bipIomaii'
| Iben 8yiebunesn, pis sr iest 3pi'
ihen ben Ser. Stuaten unb Oeutin.
lamb brobt, lit nidt slsihbebeu!epl
NIT elmer ariegsertldruns. Oeiterreid
itelte bic bipIomatiibsn 9ssisbunesr
gu Merito nad Der @rI9iebung Osi
aaifers Warimilian Elm. ipas jebod
ben freuuoIidsn @ertebr spiiden Der
beibsn adnbern nidt perbinoertc. Sel
llebelitanb lit aber, bab ipsnn i'm Der
laufs bss aeeenpdrtigen arieses lid
etpas ereisnen iolIte, mas ben Der
Staatsn esredten Grunb su Be
!dbtpsppen sdbe, teine MDslidtsit sur
biplpmatiIden 8ebanblung uno Belle
legiing porbanben ipGre. ipenn bic BIZ
pIomaiii6sn @srtreter feblen. Da jes
bod ansuusbmsH 1T, bab naf 8esHois
auHe bes biplomatii6en @eriebrs
0eutidlanb iih beIoubsre Uhibe seben
lpirb, tsinen neueu Streitfaa auftom=
men su laiIen, 10 ipiiros Der biplomatis
ihe Gries lebiglid bic Wirtuns babeil,
bab er Dem prdfbenisn einen 9prs
tpanb BITE, bic @epalttbaten gnsIanbs
rubig binsunebmen. Ct pirb ii6 oars
auf berufen, bab tpenu er bart am
Rdnbe sines Grieges nit ben beutideu
@er6iinoeten itebt, er es niat auf eius
SpanHuHs nit ben @aiirtm untoms
men laiIen tDuns unb ioI6en 9orpanb
su finben, iheint uus Der 3iped Der
Srangialiruns Seuti6laHps 5u iein.
Mii anbereH Wurtsn: Der prGiibent
hat es nibt auf einen ariss brett nit
Deutidlano abseieben. iuubern auf
eiuen iubirettsn aries, in Der Beiie,
baB sr ben GHsldnoern in Der Spers
ruHs Der Weere, aud segen Die Der.
Gtaaten I.lbif, bslfen mill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-05

AuSHuHWW plttupu Wuujt NuL Dt
Glptte. SriessIhiffe hersufieIlen, err
fprbert mebrere Sabre 3eit, tpomit be-
ipiefen tit, bob sur sssentpdrtisen Seii
nnr cine @eritdrtuns Der Gtema4t
nptbpenbis lit.
elmer beIonbers uniins
lisen Rsbs, bic RooieOelt bieier Sage
gebalten bat, iast er, bab DentIdlanD
cine slutotratis lit. Das III cine be-
ipubts aiise, peun Hpoiepelt lit be-
Itimmt ni6t unbetannt, bab bas Dsutz
fhe Reib eine tonltitutipnelle Mpnarz
die 1T uno ale ginridtunsen elmer
IolGsn beiist. cine 8erfaiIuns, ausee
meines Stirllmredt II. I. m. 4ber ouf
eine 2iise mebr poer fpeniser iiber
9eutidlanb tommt es RooIepelt nift
al. .3u ben uniinlisen gemertungen.
bic er in Der Repe semaht bat.
aeb1rt bic Jouoerung, bab ieber Iuss
lanbsr ssapunsen lsin fon, ensliih gu
lsrnen unb penn er bas perlpeigert,
IuG er aussepieien iperben, oenn nur
auf 1pld,c Weiie laTIe iib bic appalitdt
bes fremoen Clements srlansen. Oas
tit llniinn. ipeil es teinen Guslanber,
Der Elm paar Sabre in bteIem aanbe
tpeilt, sibt. Der nidt enslif4 ipreden
tDnnte. Gr mag bic Spra9e ni6t
poutommen beberriden, aber er bal ses
niiserb selernt, nm iid perItGnblih au
MAIDEN. Das lit mebr als ausreihene,
beun bic grfabruns seist. bab Die
Musldnber INNER CUTE 8iirser gefpes
fen iinb. Die 3peifel, bic jsst bier
iibsr aussebriidt iperben, tommen ni4t
bon ameritanii ger, ionbsrn BON proa
britiIdsr Ssite. Das einsise Wabre,
mas Ropiepelt In biefer Reoe seiagt
bat, fmb bic Wprte: rSie ipifen, bab
it nicbt nit Reutralitdt bebaftet bin"
Gr bate ebenio gut fasen fDnnen:
rSie tpifien, bab i'd tsin glmeritansr,
ionbern elm probrite bin"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-05
unfere pieIaeriihmte a}sl

tralitat bat ii9 aud BEL Der ,9lppam"
gsseist. 9ln 8orb berieIben befanDen
ii6 englii4e Watroien, bis auf oeu
bon Der .MDpe" sstaperten Sanbelss
idiffen als aanoniere funsirt batlen.
&eutnant Berg forberte ibre Sntsrniz
runs als ariesssefansene. mas aber
abssipieen purbe unb bic MatroI,n
ipurben in Sreibeit seTsBt. Na1 aufe
fafiuns bes StaatsIetretdrs 2aniins
1T elm Sanonier tein Solbat, porauss
ge1sBt, bab er Der ensliiden Ratiou
anesbOrt. Sdtte es fi9 I'm SsutIhe
gebanoeIt, 10 paren lie i6on ldnsit in,
iernirt. SEPT bleibt nod abSuparten,
mas bus StaatsDepartement betreEis
Der rappam" tbun, rsip. OBJ es bteielbe
an England 5uriidsebsn pirb. Das
ipdre elm grober 9srtragsbrud eegsn.
iiber Seutfdlanb, allein na9 allen
bis9erisen 8eiipieIsn mub man I;d
aud harauf sefabt MAIDEN.
Gin Seitenitii d gu bem ,gas
ralong" zMorb 1T bas 9erbalten Der
eHglii6en Slider, Die ii9 seipeissrt
ba6en, bic in Der Nerpiee untergesans
gene geiasuns zines 3sppsIiHs su rsts
ten, Der Aedtfertigunssosriu4 bab
bic ertrinienpe beutlbe Mannfhait
aablrei6er mar, aIs Die 9eIebune pes
iSiiderbootes, lit cine elenbs Seubelsi.
@rtriHtenoe Wannf6afteu iiHb, mic
I5iIhsrleuts oas bsitimmt piFsn, gu
eri61pft, dIs paB fis an aampf bene
ten t0nnten unb oa iie ni9t ale auf
sinmal an 8oro gebrad)t tperben tonn=
ten, ionoern Nur sinseln, 10 mar bic
SsFabr elmer lleberpaltisung peIisnbs
ausgsI6IoTsn. Die Sifder ipiegslH
in l6rem @erbulten ben 9eiit Der eng
liid9en Ratipn pieber, Der ii1 i9on IN
ber r8aralOng" salHssleasnbeit eeseist
hat. oaB offsnturpiger Wforb Deut.
f4eH gesenii6er itattbaft III. Gs miro
sins ernfte 5rase fir bic bsutid1e Res
aieruNg Iein, oh lie ipeiter bic @ors
ihriften Der 3ipiliiation gegen cine
ioIAs Natipn ppn WOrosrH bsobabtsu
tam.
8aa PrppioeueeS SourHul,
has Offi5iels Organ Der englil6en
ReglerpHg in ben Der. Staatsn, pers
ilht Stimmung segeu bic 8spsauug
CUR Giniteaung Der Daffenausfubr gu
MAIDEN, tnbem es 6sbauptst, baB Der
beuti6e gotihafter an Der Spibe Der
8auegung itsbt unb DuB Die basu no,
tbigsn 9elosr aus Der aaFs hsr oeui,
fthen Regierune tommen. Oas enss
lif4e Organ Der unpabrbsit gu iibers
fiibren, 1T eine fold perseblicbe 9lr6eit.
fpie sinen Glefanten nit einsm Strob,
balm gu tiBsIn, oenn penn ibm cine
Siise na6gepieien pirb, sriinnt es Elm
balbes 0uBenb aubere. Die Dabrbsit
1T, nab bas ausfubroerbot idon ans
qereat poroen 1T, als bic erite Shiffss
ldbuns nit Waffen mad europa ging
uno baB lie obue irgenb insl9e 4gitas
tion. trait ibrsr iittli4sn gsrsdtisung.
beitdnbis peitere &rsiie ss5psen bat.
Sas getriebstapital Der Organization
beitebt ausi6liebIid uub allsin in Der
@mpfiuouns, oab bic ameritaniids
gtation nit ben @affsnliefsrunsen Td
elmer groben unneutraIitdt fbulbig
ma4t unb iid Der gntlass ausiest,
bab iis alle 9sbote Der Sumanitdt Dem
Seloiad opfert.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Political Enemies
in Joint Meeting

A rank outsider so lar as partisan
politics is concerned happened into the
courthouse last evening He followed
the crowd to The third floor. What he
saw caused him to cxclaim.
The milenium in politics has been
reached"
A flaShligh, of the scene would have
shown Mavor Ed OverhoSer, repub-
hcan and d =. Wclty Oklahoma coun
" democratic chairman. sitting side by
side, on the roStrum in Judge ClarkS
courtroom.
Sitting at the attorneys table was
J. s. Estes, democratic candidate for
county attorney; James l. Brown. re
publican candidate for corporation
commissioner and various republican
and democratic candidates for state
and county offices In the audience
were republican and democratic nomi-
nees
II was all brought about because the
republicans and democrats had each
advertised meeting Tor the same time
and place. A conference OF leader,
resulted in the Joint meeting. Mayor
Overholser was introduced by Mr.
Welty and the mayor was asked to pre-.
side. After the candidates for stat,
and county officers had their say Mr.
Welty introduced f.. + Blake. loca
attorney, who was allowed forty fv,
minutes TO state the republican view
point An hours talk by J. S Este,
followed, after which Mr. Blake hat
fifteen minutes TO reply.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
CAL0MEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"Dodson's Liver Tone" bet
ter than calomel and can
not salivate.

Calomel loses you a day! You know
wha, calomel is It's mercury; quick
silver. Calomel is dangerous. |,
crashes into sour bile like dynamite
erampne and sickening you Calome'
attacks the bones and should never be
pu, into your system.
When you feel bilious sluggish, con.
stpatcd and all knocked ou, and be.
leve you need dose of dangerou.
calomtT just remember that your drug
gis, sells for 50 cents large bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone, which is entire
" vegetable and pleasant to take and
Is a perfec, substitute for oalomel. |,
Is guaranteed to start your liver with
out stirring you up inside, and cannot
salivate.
Don't take calomell II makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a days
work Dodson's Liver Tone straight.
ems you right up and you feel great
Give il to the children because II il
perfectly harmless and doesn't qripe,-
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

cup soft bread crumbs, one teaspoon
salt, one-halt teaspoon pepper. one
egg, onc-fourrh cup cream one table
spoon melted butter. one half cup
cracker crumbs, one tablespoon boil
my water Peel and parboil onions in
'altcd water ten minutes. When
cooled. remove center OF onions. and
I'LL with above filling Bake slowly
Delicious Corn Bread Cwhcat flour
goes twice as far II combined with
other mcalI-Onc cup corumcal, one
cup flour, one. hall teaspoon salt two
teaspoon, baking powder. two egg,
beaten light Add one half cup sugar.
beat light again, then add two tea
spoons melted butter, one cup Of sweet
milk Pour meal and flour into milk
and egg and beat lph,
Hominy Muitius-Mix cupiul OF
warm boiled hominy cooked to proper
consistency Tor the breakfast table
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Good Attendance
at Norman Game

Promising football weather and a
general belief that today's contest be
tween the elevens of the Oklahoma
and Missouri universities would be one
OF the most worthwhile OF the sea
son, combined TO cause large crowds
OF Oklahoma City people to journey to
Norman this afternoon on interurbans
OF the Oklahoma Railway company.
General Manager George Knox re.
ported large attendance from this city
The company ran special cars from Fl
Reno, and practically every interur.
ban from Guthrie was packed,
The roads to Norman were filled
with motor cars all morning, and at
noon the congestion became greater.
General opinion was that the Sooner
Tiger game today would be one of the
best attended in wears.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Second Suit for
Receiver Is Filed

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct 2S-Ap
pIlcatlon Tor a reccivership OF the re-
organized Kansas City, Mexico & Ori
ent Railroad company was made today
in the district court of Wyandotte coun.
", Kansas, by the Gencsee Valley Trust
company and the Traders National bank
OF Rochester, n. Y. holders of bond,
sold to raise So 100000 to purchase the
road November 9 was set for the hear
ing of the petition. The suit is similar
to one brought several weeks ago in
Cherokee. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
PROBLEMS
Q NNe s. 5!' HEART

DEAR MRS. THOMPSON am
Dl9 year, old. When was Il
| fell in love with boy y
years old He wanted me to marry
him and a, | loved him we be
came engaged He was not making
enough money 10 get married and /
was so young that we decided to keep
our engagement secret because we
thought our parents would object He
did not give me ring and as we live
~ the same town he never wrote me
any letters and SO have nothing 10
show that We were engaged A while
ago ! noticed that he did not seem to
love me as much as he used to, and
when ! mentioned It to him he would
get cross heard that he was going
with another girl. but he denied it for
n while Then he said that was get t-
ting so fuSSg he couldn't get along
with me any more He stopped cominv
~ see me and he started to 90 with
the other glrl all the time | wrctc
and told him ! was sorry that | had
beer cross and he didn't even answer
ny letter | was broken hearted be
cause loved him with ali my heart
and couldn't give him up Then | did
vcrv mean thing | wrote and told
the girl that he was secretly engaged
C. me She knew he had been going
with mc and she believed me because
she told him I've could 90 back to me.
that she wouldn't have ANYTHING more
TO do with him Then he wrote me the
mcancS' letter a pirl could get cant
forget him and | am 50 sorry | wrote
the letter wrote again and told
him ! was sorry and he only wrote
back that ! need never expect him to
have ANYTHING more to do with me |
want him 10 FORGIVE me. What shall
I do' MISFRABI + MAIDEN
1t is evident that YOU have lost the
boy ! can see that 1t is the hes, thing
that could happen to YOU. and be
licyc that YOU viii sec the same thing
and be thankful in time He did not
act honorahly and a man who is not
honorable before marriage is not after.
Stop thinking about him and let him
see that You are lust as much through
with him as he is with YOU.
Dear Mrs Thomson | used to 60
10 stay all night with a girl who is in
my class at high school After we had
been friends for year her brother
came back from college and he liked
ttfa u lg a 90 ma ahn,N al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
OLD MAN ACCOSTED
YOUNG GIRLS, CHARGE

d. b Graham, 50 years old, is held
BY the police on a charge oi diSordcrly
conduct The complaint against Ora.
ham signed by a Mrs Muller charge,
that he has been accosting little girls
ON the street.
Graham was arrested after he is al
legged to have stopped little daughter
Of Mrs Muller
In the city court this morning the case
wa, continued until Tuesday morning
Graham'S bond was fixed at 500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

the mighty problems Vi this ma
uon-a new man, asuide OF neW
timesi
He can lead America. 4 Amer
lea is ready to lead lie can er
press us 10 Europe He can sav
that this huge army and navy We
are plling up is ready TO hecome q
mart of an international police for
world defence: that oui great re
sources may be tapped for the re
building Of her ruins; that her
problems are ours. as her needs
are ours
He will speak Americas ideals
proudly for he PIories in them
he is not ashame. . bt called
ldealist, in this day OF material.
ism
He believes that the vay for u.
TO have spiritual power is for
US 10 use. with courage. what
spiritua power we have
For my part, ] want no party
tool no man Of compromises for
our spokesman now want q
man NJ deeds and of vision'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

lines and then he stopped coming Now
mi, girl friend wants me To come over
and stay all night with her, and
don't know whether To or not | am
afraid that her brother will think !
am running after him | still like him
and ! won't know how to act when |
meet. him again 1t has been several
weeks since he has come to see me
What shall ! do BETSY.
Go stay all night with the girl. Her
brother wFl have no reason to think
YOU still care for him If you arc sim
rly friendly II you don't go probably
he and his sister will both think It is
hccanse he Nnnncd callIng on you
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Car Shortage to Be Tonic

WASHINGTON, Oct 28 An inior.
NAL conference on the nltion.widc car
shortage will be conducted at Louisville.
November } and 4. by Interstate Com
mcrcc Commissioner McChord. upon the
urgent request OF shippers. RepreSen.
tativeS OF southern and eastern railroads
and southern shippers will be present.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
CIGAR statesmen IN
STATE HOLD SESSION

Manufacturers of tobacco products
have to face increased prices as well
as do consumers, according to w. +.
R Caldwell, supervisor Of the American
Tobacco company for Oklahoma. Ar
kansas and Louisiana. lie conducted a
meeting today in the Lee Huckins hotel
u statesmen working in Oklahoma.
' The following statesmen were pres
ent w. A, Ingram. X. l.. Simons. ]. l..
Hunter, Roy Stanley, T. n. Green. G.
%. Longley, w. II. Carson. NJ. G.
NJ. 7 Bentley l.. II. ssowe
~ q Reed W Il. Winston. w. J.
'areer, {. w, Hall, NJ. +. Lee, &. J.
Kay, Theo Longley
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Wheel Caught Coat;
El Reno Man Killed

FL RENO, Okla, Oct 2S -(Spe.
cial)-lIoward Mllholland, an employc
at the city Wa'eyworkS plant was killed
early this morning when his coat was
caught in cog wheel at the plant.
Milholland was jerkcd into the ma
chlnery. \ deep cash was cut on a side
Of his BODY He died within a few
minutes. Nlilholland had resided here
for many Years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
'CASCARE7 IS" SET
YOUR LIVER AND
BOWELS RIGHT
THEY'RE fine. Don't remain
bilious, sick, headachy
and constipated.
Best for colds, bad breath,
sour stomach-children
love them.

'1tT TV- -VtOT NON NOW
BE cheerful ! Clean mp inside tonight
and feel fine Take Cascarc,s 10 liycn
your liver and clean the bowels and
stop headaches, bad cold bilousncss
offensive breath, coated tongue salow-
ness, sour stomach and case, TO nigh,
take Cascarcts and enjoy the uiceS;
gcntlest liver and bowel cleansing YOU
ever experienced Wake up feeling
grand-Everybody'S doing 1t. Cascarrts
best laxative for children also-kdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
PASTOR TO TAKE
W0MEN'S SIDE.
SHE IS QUALIFIED, HE SAYS


Has She Sense Enough tu Vote"
fhl, question ha, oDca,loncd more
s6icmu debate IN legislatures, con
grcS>c,, dumas, parliamcutS, rrich,'ag.
rci,hsrathS, cortcsc, ami national a..
>cmbllc, than perhaps auy other propu
Niion save the ubiquitous tariff ln the
last two decades
Debate Subject.
And it ha, been, withuu, doubt. the
subject for more informal debate bee
tween the sexes than any other question
m the last ten year,
Tomorrow, Rev II II Hutton. pastor
Of the First Baptist church viii akc
her side in hi, pulpit and prove that
She has not only sufficient sense q.
vote, bu, that. although not even par
TALLY accorded the ballot until recent
lN She has actually been the power be
hind much Of the constructive munlCl
pal legislation OF the past twenty five
years.
Influence Effective.
Woman has already demonstrated
some capacity IN governmental affairs,
Mr.. lIultcn will dccla~ lie will show
that it has been her influence that
caused passage OF practically every mu
nicipaI law providing for Improvement
oi schools, sanitation and child protcc
ton He will also rctute the three prln
clpal masculine arguments against SUI
irdgc
The first is That "shc" has little in
tellgencc along political and govern
mental lines. What about the negro
and the naturallted alien" Mr. Hutton
will ask
The second is, That possession OF
the ballot will strike down her" fem
lnlnity To this Mr Hutton will re-
pI There is nothing incompatible
between her casting Of vote and pre-
serving her charm"
Third Argument.
The third IS That giving "hcr" po.
Itlcal rights will Interfere with her
functions IN the home This will be re-
iutcd by the statement Just as man,
meals are prepared, just as many sock,
darned and Just as many babies cared
for III the states where women vote a.
in those in which she has not been
granted the ballot"
Has She Sense Enough to Vote" T.,
ono OF series OF lectures by Mr.. Hui
ten on the suffrage question. They
have not only attracted city wide. bur
state wide attention a. we'll His church
is crowded every Sunday
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with one tablespoon melted butter.
Saltspooniul of salt and one cup min
Add this mixture to one and one-hal
cups flour in which has been site
two tablespoons baking powder Lastly
add two well beaten eggs and bake 4
hot, but,ered muffin, pans.
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GIRL REPORTS BOY IS
HURT IN COLLISION

Miss Caroline Colcord reported at III,
police station this morning motor
cycliSt was badly bruised last night
when his machine came out OF an alley
on North Robinson avenue and collidcd
with her automobile
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cru era mo
ments, as sure
ly as II forged
Lincoln for our
needs
Because he
stan is today
equipped with
a trained mind
and heart, in
Spired by a
true VISION OF
q . m e. CT ary
meIlnwed b v
IOuf wears OF
political n n d
personal maui
sltlOn reH dy 10
20 ahead with
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Wm|AnFoRNnsoN
BY
Marjorie Benton Cooke
Author Of "Bambi" axd Othr,
Beat Seiiers."

am for Woodrow Wilson be
cause ! believe that Destiny has
forged h,m as he 5o-l Of this
commonwealth, IN this one Of our
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