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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Be(o6nter patriotismus.

Ser parifer r@rceliior" er5Gblt bic
folgenoe, riibrenbe @ei4i4te: nSSn
einem Sabafla0en in ser gadbe oes ct,
2a3are<8obnbofes tauft Elm @oloat
eine 3tgorren1pibe aus @ol3 i'm @erte
BON is Confines. Sic @ertduferin
nimmt bos @elb, ma9t aber oa5u bic
8emertung: n9eutf@e @are." @ei
biefen Wprten legt ser Solbat bic 81
gorrenfptBe foglei4 meg, I'm cine arz
6ere gu pGblen. 9o@ ldBt ibm bic
WertGuferin ni9t bic 3ett. @ie er<
bebt fi@, eebt UNI Sen 2a0entif@ berum
un6 gibt Dem perb1ufften aunoen
.tner1 RuB. v9as 1T bas pter5igfte
mal," iagte iie. bob i@ oas @1peri<
me11t made, un6 @te itnb Der er1te,
ser bic Mare 5uridmeiit, na@bem ct
erfabren Fat, oaB Tie bo&e 1T. Mahen
sic mir bas @ergniigen, 6iefe anoere
@tibe gu 1 6ranf IS als @ef@ent
an3nnebmen!" Ser @ol6at nimmt
6as @el@ent gang perptrrt entgeger1.
aber i'm eleiden Mugenblid trttt Elm
0berft Elm, Dem bic Dame foglei4 DIE
Begebenbeit feri6tet. n@ebr gut, met1
5reun0, ieb1 gut" fagt bet 0berit.
MAIDEN sic mir bas @ergnigen, oiefe
@4adtel 3igarren on3unebmen!!"
sos 1T 3h bie1," ftammelt Der @ol<
Eat. 9o& i@on bat ibm Der 9ffiaier
cine @@antel 9emi=2onores unter
Sen Mrm eef9oben. - 9iefer ersret<
fenoe Sail bon belohntem patriotisz
mus regt gu einem @eaenerempel an.
9ie 9emtz2pnbres toitet Is @enttmes;
mo9t fir cine @da@tel BON funf5ig
@tud $50 5ronts. 9ter5u tommt
Ser Mert Der gei4entten 3tgarren<
fpiBe: 1876 Tronfs. Ma@t QUAINT
men 9.45 5ranfs dig 8etra9 Der 4ufz
tpenoung, 6ie baour@ peruria@t muroe,
bob fi& Der @erfauf zines 9eutf@en
Mrtitels gu paris BON Srants OILS x
40 = Grants 6 ouf OILS x 80
6ranfs = 5.85 Grants permtn6erte.
I'm oieien prets burfte Die @erorGnz
gung Der oeuti4en Mare aus 5rants
reid bod etpas teuer gu fteben toms
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Sn bcr Suit
Eer3meifelter aampt 5mii@en Jlie'
oer1 i'm @eiten.

Qeutnant b. @Geele, @@merin, Be-
ribtet in Der n@offf@en 3eituns" abe,
einen erfolsreiden 2ufttampf ben ct
in 6rantrei@ 3ufammen NIT Dem
Dberleutnant @eefe aus &arlsrube ge'
gen enslif@e Tlieger beftanben bat,
mie folgt:
Muf Sem Tluse in Der @i@tuns 8az
paume besesnete uns UNI feds l1br
8ormittags in Der @egeno bon 9aprtnz
court Elm WoiiinzD oppel6eder, Der aber
nod unaefdbr 300 Meter b0ber als
mir mar uno na@ Often f1oe. @tr
folqten Biz in sic @egenb fiiolt4 bon
Gambai, mo uns in elei@er 90be
iiberra1@enb Elm feinbli@er @umpfz
D%oppeloeder (9pp 8riitolzD. w. entz
eeqentam. - SIN 8etpe9ungstampf
9ab i@ (Qeutnant BON @@eele) nit
Dem Maf@inengetpebr fanfun65man3ig
@@uB ab. Scr @egner flog auf Dem
tir5eiten Wege mad Mrras oapon. Da
feline @e1@min6igfeit aber gr0ber als
sic uni eres Mpparates tpor, 1ieBen mir
bon ibm ab unb tpanoten nns etnem
1iibmeitli@ bon @ambai erf@einenosn
feinbli6en Mumpfz9 oppeloeder 5u.-
Gtma a@t &ilometer Ditli@ peronnt
batten mir i'm feitli@ eingebolt. SIS
entfpann ii@ Elm &f, pabrenb befs
fen sic beiben Tlue5euse fi@ in &urz
ben Bis gu ie@5ig Meter @%ntfernung
umeinanoer brebten. Ma4oem flint
unoiieb5ig @@ub a%bgegeben parer1,
brad ser 2aoebebel 6es Ma14inengez
tpebrs, porauf i9 bas 5euer NIT Dem
&arabiner fortiebte; Dem @egner gez
lang es, einen @orfprung na4 Meiten
bin au befommen. Sci ct. Quentin
beoba9teten Oberleutnant @eeie, Der
s5yubrer bes Jlug3euges, unb i'd
5prenepuntte; Elm 5lug5eug, benz bteie
g. i@ieBung gait, fonnten mir 5und91t
nibt entoeden. Mir gingen nun i'm
@leitfluge auf 1000 Meter binunter,
nobel Elm feinb1i9er @oiiinz9 oppelz
beder in @i@t fam. SSn Der @egeno
BON peronne fonnten mir enbli@ na@
ldngerer @erfolgung gum @ngriff &c:
qen ben5elben borgeben. Ser &f
beqann in $500 Meter !90be. SroB
ser 2a6ebe1nmungen gelang es mod,
800 @9ub auf ben @egner o%b5ugebe1t,
ser in3pi19en tiefer gegangen NOR.
@ieben l1br finfunoDier5ig Minuten
@prmittags 5tpangen mir ben @egr1er
apei &ilometer {u6li@ 8apaume CUR
2an6ung, uno 200 Meter banon LAM
oeten au9 mir. @s gelong uns. bic
Sn{oKen gefangen gu nebmen. 2eutz
11a11t Yarfer bonn &oDalz2ancaiter<He z
giment bate bier @@ub erbalten uno
mubte }9mer perpunbet aug benz
Tlug5eug eeboben &peroen, Der 9ubrer.
Corporal Suoge bonn Ropal Tlping
Gorps, mar unperlebt. 2eutnant
Barter erlag nod am }elben Mbeno
{einen Mun6en. Sos feinoli@e Slug
3eug bate breiunoa@t3ig 5reffer erz
balten, pdbrenb unfer 5lug5eug nur
3mei Sreffer oufpies. 8emerfens>
inert lit nod, 6aB Der aus ether fror1>
50fi@en 6abrif ftammen6e @ottt11>
Doppelbeder nit fran50ii@en 5arben
per5eben NOR un6 englt1@e Sn1a1en
fr,tn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

Miefen ZEN i9 ou;3 ous9efunne. Sd
FEN namli@ bas Selegramm gez
f@ripme ablreit. ablreit, atplper ih
ben perseiie e5 fort5uidide, mos
19ubr genug en- &as bon Mbientz
meinbneB Is momit i@ perblettpe
Sbne Sbrn lietper
Ybilipp @ouerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

= @@er3ratfe1. @6reitt
mon ea porn nit einsm 49,, 10 bat
es 3mei 8eine, i@reibt man es Of
ne .W". 10 bat es iedl3ebn 8eine.
('1aA!a2E }PN - aaA:am}pp@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

Der @olopert Der Acknowledged
@plblaqer in @olumbten pirb auf tpeit
iber 3lp6lf Miutarben Dollars ee<
f@dbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
@@mttel.

@s ion mebr als go peri@iebene
Sorten bon ungartpetn seben.
6 a Marino 1T 3uglei9 Die tleinite
un6 bic dlteite &epublit @uropas.
8ie1e ino am un3ertrennli@ften,
tpenn fie NIT chamber ftreiten.
SO. 9eger.
s m &ries aiebt bic Sapferteit -
bas S@pert, bic Mieoertro&t - ben
9ol@.
go lange, als mir unS nod fiir
ettpas begeiitern t0nnen, bdnsen mir
am Qeben.
@enn iemanb fir cine Soee
tdmpft, leioet, itirbt: benefit bas, baB
Tie ri@ttg 1T?
s &orea boben Die !3immer aner
9du1er eth ur0 D1e1elbe @roBe, d4t
SUB i'm 9uaorat.
Mie bas @enie i'm Rampf 6es 2ez
bens, 70 rei{t 6as itarfe @olt erit i'm
Bonner De: @@la@t.
Dab es Bel Der 9o@5eit oes Mtbez
ners Spfttrates Butter" CAB, gait als
etpas gang n%nerbDrtes.
Mennem mir ben @taat, Der Ole Be-
item S@ulen Fat, uno t9 peroe bir
Den beften @taat nennen.
9as malaiif@e 9ubn lit nobl 6as
dltelte @ausbubn, es pirb lett mebr
als 5000 Sabren ge5u@tet.
Ser Mufmano fir Die 5lotten a1er
2dnoer bat i'm lebten Sabre por benz
&rte9e 1900 Miuionen Mart betraz
gen.
Mte Der 9DnbeDtterar3t Homan
beri9tete, tDtete einmal Elm etn3ige5
@@rapneuge1@oB fiebenuno5man5ig
Pferbe. .....
Ser beriibmte 9i@ter @1aias Seq
ner las oft feline @ebi@te Der periomz
melten &ir9engemetn0e bon Der &anz
gel aus nor. .
MGbreno mir unausgefebt NIT
un1eren be1ten @igenf@aften liebz
dugeln, bltdt piellei9t Elm anoerer eben<
70 u%nablaiiig auf unfere 8l0ben.
Mls mGbreno bes &ulturfampfes
Der &Dnner Gr5bif@of gefangen geieBt
murbe, lautete i'm @efdngnisregifter
bic @intrasuns: nMel@ers, Paul, 9r.,
Rorbfle@ter."
Sci Merito itebt nod Der rMrbol
De la node %triite," Ser 8aum, unter
Dem Gorte3 BEL 1einer @ertreibung in
Der 91aht pom 1. Suli, 1920, meineno
3ufammenbra@.
Die.fir Mufnabmen bonn 8allon
aus benuBte &amera 1T NIT einem
@@likper{dluB BON allerb0@iter Sc
i4min0i9teit, ndmli9 $4,000 @ez
tunbe ausge1 tattet.
Gin 1elt1ames Mittel CUR 8ef0rz
oerung bon No9ridten lit Die n5rom=
melipra@e" zines 8oltstammes am
&ongo. 9eKen Mngeb0rige t0nnen
119 baour@ nit on0ern auf neite @ntz
fernung BIN in 8erbinDung 1eben.
9ie Gngldnoer bebauern, tetnen
b'Mnnunato unter ibren 9t9tern gu
baben. nDoilp Gb1onicle" betlagt es
febr, 6ob auber &ipling taum bte uno
ba Elm englif6er poet ben pegaius
beiteige, INN burh pa%terlGnbi19e @erle
feline 2anosleute gu beeeiitern. n@on
Sen !9dngen bes Parnab blafen feline
@lfen Ole 90rner gum Mnsriff."
i@lieBt bas 8lott feline ttefiinnige 8ez
tra9tung. Man ftebt: permanote Gee
len finben ii@, oper fu@en ii@ bo4
penigftens gu finban.
Die ldngfte 2uftieilbabn Der melt
miro gegenmdrtig in Snbien 3mii4en
@apalpinoi un0 @rina9ar uber Die
{4roffen 8er9b0ben bes 9tmaiaiagez
birges bergefteQt. Ser urfpringli@e
plan, cine getp0bnli4e @ifenbobnper<
binbung gu iaaffen, mubte pe9en Der
f@mierigen 8obenperbdltniie oiefes
@ebirges oufgegeben >perben. Na@
Tertig1telung Ser 9rabtieilbabn bofft
man, Sitter 5tpif@en @amalpinoi uno
@rinugur in finf5ebn @tunoen an
itatt auf Der jebigen 5abrftrobe tn
finf3ebn Sagen bef0rbern gu t0nnen.
Die 9eritequngsto1ten fino auf $780,
900 marf Derani9lagt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
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Mein lieber 9srr Nsoodtionar!

Sh Tam III
faas. 0ab i'd Die
Gis1epp4en: I'D
i4 oil ben 9iepob
gebot Zen, ar1y
9eglide batt.
Menn i4 au4
frob gelpeie lin.
oaB lie feline pobz
lid Mffair oraus
eema@t 6en, bat
es Sen annere Meg
bod teinbsr ti4;ep
gu MIDI gegudt,
bab AUDI nod TIT
email ems bon Die
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
KODAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING
In Answering Ads. Please Msutisn Times.

YOUR KODAK Fll,MS developed. i0c a
roll; prints up to 2hxth. Sc; larger
slies In proportion: quick service. west
falrs DRUG Store. Oklahoma City.
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THE ADVENTURES OF CONSTANCE DUNLAP
BY ARTHUR REEVE
This Weeks Story;
THE Fugitives"
tCopyrisht 1914 By HsCurs Nsvspasss syuAisstAD

million with. say. $4,000 interest. II
return for freedoml" Y
Graeme looked At Constance 4 moe
ment doubtfully. at} ..
II would no, do that he measured
slowly How do | know what they
will do the moment they get me IN |.
their power; No. Almost, would cay
that would not 60 there under any
guarantee they might give. do not
trus, them. The indictment must b
dismissed first"
But they won't do that. The ultls
matum was personal restitution" MA
Constance was faced by an sppesents
ly insurmoun.able dilemma. She saW
and agreed with the reasonableness oe
Craeme's position. But there Wa tn
opposition and obstinacy Of Wiekhams
the bitterness and unsorupulousnese q
Drummond Here was 4 tremendouo
problem low was she to meet IN
For perhaps half an hour they sat 'iM
silence One plan after another she
rejected
Suddenly an idea occurred to hssv
Somewhere, in bank, she had eeeu
method which might meet the d1lfiS
Guilty. =.
Tomorrow will arrange it,. u
suit both OF you" she cried sconlis
IDENTIFY. N
Howl" he asked.
Trust it all to me-" she sppeuooG
"All," replied Graeme, rising al
standing before her AL ! will ~
anything you say
He was about to take her hand, ~
she rose "No. Graeme. Not now
There is work--the crisis. No, ! muse
60. Trust me"
II was not until noon OF the oezo
day that he saw Constance snih
There was an air OF suppressed exAl
citemeht about her as she entered M
apartment and placed on . tabjs ~
iGre hmea ANAL oblong box Of blseh
enameled metal, beneath which We
roll OF paper Above was anothe6
somewhat similar box with anothes
roll OF paper,
! Constance attached the instrumesst -
the telephWe, an enigmatical eoevefs
tH'u sa,iGn followed sb'he hung up -shs
A feS minutes later, she. took the
stylus that was in the Tower box.
Hastily across the blank paper shG
wrote the words. I'VE are ready"
Mackenzie was too fascinated to ash
questions. Suddenly, out OF the corueS
OF his eye, he saw something in tho
upper box move, as il Of itself. 4
was a similar. self-inking stylus. h
| (To Be Continued)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
NOTICE
FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION or
SCHOOL BUILDING ~ SCHOOL
DISTRICT Nt'MHFR a.

NOTICE.
FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION or
SCHOOL BUILDING IN SCHOOL
DISTRICT NUMBER ~
Notice rs hereby given that on the 10Th
day of January. 1917. at the hour Of ~
o'clock n m. at the office OF the County
Clerk OF Oklahoma County. In the Court
house In oklahoma city, said county. tho
Board OF County Comnissioners OF Okla
bids for the construction OF school
building 10 he constructed under the
Separate School Laws OF the state Of
oklahoma, same TO be constructed sc-
cording to plans and specifications now
on file in the office of said County Clork
OF said County aforesaid. where same
may be Inspected and examined, and that
each bid must be accompanied by certi-
fed check for 10 percent OF such hid
and 10 be for the use Of Oklahoma ooun-
", II such bid be accepted and such
bidder fall or refuses 10 enter Into a
contract therefor. and give bond in such
amount ss may be fixed by said Board
Of County Commissioners. for the faith
ful performance OF said contract Bond
to be approved by the Board OF County
Commss loners
Board reserves the right to rejcc, any
and all bids
Said building to be constructed and
completed to turn key Job not later than
April lst. 1917
T. l. SHELDEN. Chairman.
Board OF County Commissioners Of
Oklahoma County. Okla,
ATTEST:
NJ CORNELIUS. County Clerk Of okla
homa County, Okla. VI
Dated Dec. 18th. 1915
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bATTLEF0UCHT
ACRoSSSTREAM
NEAR FL PASo
Hundreds Of Shot Fired by
Kentucky Troops.

Ell PASO. Texas, Dec. A--Sev.
eral hundred shots were fired across the
Rio Grande into Mexico, west of here.
early today by members Of the Ken.
lucky National guard whose officers
declared that the fusillade was . reply
to shots fired from the Mexican sldes
SO spirited was the American fire ths4
residents Of the district thought Q a.as
chine gun was being used but THE Wae
denied by the Kentucky officers. Thsse
were no known easualties.
Capt. L. w. Clarke, IN 'commssd g
l. company, Third Kentucky infaatsys
which did the firing. affirmed thot h
not only heard shots and saw flashes
on the Mexican side but also NV soaao
Mexicsns when the headlight e 3
stree. car crossing a bridge lighted tho
bed Of the river below.
About four shots were fired % on,
detached post when one OF The ~
struck . match to light . cigaret, Co.
tain Clarke said The detachment had
fired about fifteen shots when W
joined in.
VI made out several men afoot and
on horses running up the river eorge.
Firing seemed to come from ssvsssl
other points. We kept our fire until
we were sure the Mexicans were drivea
out Several hundred shots were fired
by US"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
IOWA CELEBRATES
SEVENTEEN BlRTHOAN

DES MONIES, Iowa, Dec. A-Oil
Glory im,tered proudly atop the dome
OF the state capitol today in token OF
The fact that this was lowa's seventeen
birthday anniversary. There WAS no
official observance Of the day, bue
plans are already under discussion for
a suitable celebration Of the diamoal
Jubilee five years hence. t2
I, was on Dec. a l86, that lowe
was admitted to the union Of states BY
proclamation Of resident Polk Al that
time the entire population OF the state
amounted to about 10000. In the nexo
decade or 80 the population increased
more than threesfolh, and In 1850 The
census gave the figures ~ G<9il D.
1870 the million mark had been paseeA
and the 1850 count showed i.61AMSl
lr 1910. the last official census sbooo0
a population Of 2lN7l tht,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention fimss

RUBBER-TiRED cab. In excellent CON
dition, only SIS. Globe Transfer Co.
Wal. IS, 227 w Reno.
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ES'l0 l0ass; e'ss ;!s;T1Te: Y .es roa,,'

NEW YORK. Dec. Aoaslpo
Richard Tjsdef, explorer. sstAss 81
inventor. died here ysseeslV ao9 -
brief ilINess In 1905 ~ ~ q Z
petition into the East Afheea -
Tor the American Musss1m d ~
history. lie discovered twc ssV'
cies Of antelope which hove
named after him. NJ, 1jslW ~
In 1879 In Sweden. n. UoooR
Of bic life vss spsae = - -
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
LEGALS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUC.
TON OF PROTECTORS.
sRFSOLCTION II appearing 10 tho
Board OF County Commissioners OF okla .
homa county. Okla, that by reason OF
the necessity for the repair work NJ pro
lection against further erosion az or nohr
tho Versnw property where section line
between sections I and H. township II
n, range W crosses the North Cana
dian river:
II Ia necessary To contruct several fro-
tectors along said bank. therefore, by
reason OF said necessity. II is - ordered
10 build such protectors aH needed
" I, Sheldon, Chairman.
Il w. BLACK.
ATTEST
VI CORNELIUS. County Clerk
Dated Dec 18th 1915
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

1000 SAMPLE pocket knives, wholesale
prices. y. Goldberg Co. Q y. Harvey.
FOR SALE-German flexlbl. Bible, new,
cost s6 sell for }275. N Goldberg Co.
; y Harvey
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NOTICES.
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UP.To-DATE SHOE HosPlTAL-Home
OF good shoe repairing. 2os n. Harvey.
Wal 390s-J.
NOTICE--I will be AT home In my office
day. January II. Or IL. " Wynne, Eye,
Ear. Nose and Throat. Glasses Fitted
l07 BroadMnY Clfclc Walnut 1921
Evening journal., 1916-01-21

Look back once in a while over the
past. but do not be continually looking
back or your head may get turned
The AIossbaclS Correspondence.
Dayton, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1916-01-21
keeps kidneys
ACTIVE With A
CLASS OF SALTS
Must flush your Kidneys occasion.
ally ii you eat meat
regularly.
Noted authority tells what causes
Backaehe and Bladder
weakness.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally says
well-known authority. Meat forms
uric acid, which clogs the kidney pores
so they sluggishly filter or strain only
part Of the waste and poisons from
the blood, then you get sick Nearly
all rheumatism, headaches, liver trou-
BILE. nervousness. constipation. dizzl-
ness, sleeplessness. bladder disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts or if
the urine is cloudy, offensive. fun of
sediment, irregular of passage or at
tended by sensation OF scalding, get
about four ounces OF Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take table
spoonful in glass OF water before
breakfast for few days and your kid
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice combined with Iithia.
and has been used for generations to
| flush clOgged kidneys and stimulate
them TO activity. also to neuiralize
the acids in urine so It no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder
disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful effer-
yescent lithia-water drink. which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure. thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications.
Evening journal., 1916-01-21
Americas Declaration
BY Alex L. Harrington.

We stand for peace. We have wagod
wars,
Hut they we're wars for right: to free
Ourselves to give our ships the
sea-
To break the chains--to heal the
scars
The master made We tried to bless
The weak. the poor the helpless man.
Whose skin was black or brown or
tan,
With health and home and happiness;
To give each one the yield OF toll
To grant the Justice tyrants foil;
To keep each on his native soil.
For these alone we worship Mars.
We stand for peace. but we can fight
Like men, if kaiser. king or czar
Our rights deny, when frenzied war
Attempts 10 prove that might makes
right
We feel our strength. the strength Of
youth.
No envy rankles in our breast:
No throne or crown 10 east or west
Has charms for us. We want, in
truth
Tc shun greed and hate, which cm-
brOil
The world in crime and woe, and
spoil
The works Of love round which they
coil
We fight when that alone is right.
We stand for peace, but we declare.
In spite Of speech and prayer and
song
OF those who say all war is wrong,
That duty bids us to prepare
We must not boast and bluff and
brag:
The Nations know. We shall be
heard,
When foes are sure that every word
Is backed by force. Till then. our
Flag.
The Stars and Stripes, will not COM
mand.
Profound respect for this free land
From those who rule with iron hand.
Evening journal., 1916-01-21
You Mothers With CrOupy,
Children---Clip This Coupon
Arrangements Are Being Made for the Leading Local
Druggists to Give Away to the First Who Present Cou-
pons Csc. Jar of the Remarkable Southern Treatment
ap-O-Rub

skin; then rub Vap-O-Rub in we'll
and cover with "a warm flannel
cloth. Leave the covering loose
around the neck, so that the va
pors arising may be freely inhaled.
Usually, even in the worst cases
of spasmodic Group, breathing IS
made easier in fifteen minutes. An
application at night will in nearly
every case, prevent an attack
Sufferers from asthmatic and ca
tarrhal troubles will find Vap-O-
Rub gives excellent results.
In order to acquaint their custo-
mers with this preparation, the
leading local druggists will give
away a limited number of 25c size
Jars free to those of their custo-
mers who present the coupon be-
low
Evening journal., 1916-01-21
CECILTON GOSSIP.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CECILTON. Md. Jan. 2l.-The di-
rectors Of the Peoples Bank at Ches-
tertown have decided 10 open
branch bank at Masseys, with Il.
Thomas Massey as cashier
Frank c. Miller. postmaster at Ken
nedyVille. has sent in his resignation
20 the postoflice department at Wash
ington.
The monthly social Of the Cayots NJ.
=. Church was held last evening at the
home of r. ID. Aiken.
The annual meeting Of the Chesa-
peake City Volunteer Fire Company
was held last week. when these direc-
tors were elected: c. p. W. Lake. Jo-
eeph Schaefer Jr.. George Morgan.
Charles Banks. A. e. Hague. The five
hold-over directors are: William W
Schaefer. Frank p. Conrey. Harry
kibler. Hugh w. Caldwell and Harry
Pensol. The directors elected Harry
kibler. president; Charles Banks
Vice-president; Hugh Caldwell. treas
urer; G. p. Lake. secretary William
Schaefer, Jr.. is chief engineer ant
John NJ Reed Jr., chief pipeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woodall o.
GEORGETOWN. have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Mary T.
Woodall. to Charles Albert Redwen o
Kent county. The marriage will TAX,
place in February.
Evening journal., 1916-01-21

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards viii tell
when Thurslow Weed Smoked Two
Cigars at Once"