davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-30

A Kansas man got drunk on hair
tonic. Well, why shouldn't the stuff
go 30 his head.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-30

About the only golden crown most
of US will ever get will come from the
dentist
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-30

When man limits himself to ten
drinks day he forgets to count after
the ninth one.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-30

A poor man never knows how many
relatives he has until he suddenly be-
comes rich.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-30

Some people are like cowcatchers-
always to the front and never pulling
a pound.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-30

1t maybe only a step from the cradle
to the grave, but nowadays its mostly
a one-step.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-30

living sows bat few wild oats.
It's faint wind that doesn't blow
some guys straw hat into the gutter.
About the only golden crown most
of US will ever get will come from the
dentist
Some people are like cowcatchers-
always to the front and never pulling
pound.
It maybe only a step from the cradle
to the grave, but nowadays its mostly
one-step.
A poor man never knows how many
relatives he has until he suddenly be-
comes rich.
When man limits himself to ten
drinks day he forgets to count after
the ninth one.
A Kansas man got drunk on hair
tonic. Well, why shouldn't the stuff
go 30 his head.
There never was a married woman
who was so afraid of her husband as
she is of her cook.
Some mems idea of putting tempta-
ton hnhind them Is to carrV a flask in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

'brdunli1 srnu, bic ebemoIi9e 5fopfs
beOedung, bic fi1 iebr i90n ausnsbs
menbe. aber unprattiIde 9lItra4ons
miibe lit nur fir bic Offi5isre 6eis
beboIten, bel ben Sruppen basesen
bur9 eine gtrt SeIm erieBt tporsen,
Osm beutIden 9sIm dbneInb, ober
obne MetaIIIdmud, ftatt bsIien nit
einem gerpIlten Stoffitiid perfeben,
oas, berunterseIoTIsn, &Opf unb
Raden O0I!is itiibt. Sas gonse of
tipe Seer 1T nit perpoIItOmmneteu
Wauierseipebren betpaffnet.
Sn sinem 2anbs, ipo bic GiTenbabs
nen fpGrli9 unb bic Bese oft f9le9t
iiuO, bietet bic sruppenoerpflegung
sroBe S9tpierigteiten, benen mon
bur9 bic ginfiibruns fsbr Isidtsr.
ben llmItdnben angepobter Srainipos
gen na9 benz Sppus Der i'm 2anos
gebrdu9Ii6sn Subrtpsrte be9ssneu
tonnte. bauptfd9lih aber bur4 bic
Ginfiibruns sabIreider. gut ous9.riis
Itster Solomon bon Saumtisrsu. nus
onseii9ts bss SnbIreid porbanbsnen
Bfeross unb Mouleielmotsrials nibt
i4pierig mar.
Die &abers Der armee Tinb nun
boIIitdnbis, Obipobl es nidt iusnie
iagen ipoIlte, fir 10 groBe. nu9 mos
bsrnen prin5ipien neu oreaniiierte
SruppenmaIfsR bic nOtissn Offi5iers
bsranau6ilbsn. Sir bic Retrutisrune
Der Sffisiere 1T bos beutide Gpitem
sinsefiibrt iporbsn; iie feben iiGl ieBt
ni6t mebr aus ebemali9sn llnteroffis
Sieren 5uInmmen. fonbern einSig aus
iungen 2suteu, bic, Der miIitGriI9en
2nufbabn bsTtimmt. bsfonOere S6u.
lung bur6sema9t baben. @ine sroBe
gieuerung biIbet bic S9Opfuns bon
RsIerOeoffi5isren. eine 9tuspabl ber
gebiloetiten unb patriotiIbiten iuns
gen WGnper, bic e6enfoIls sigsns sss
I9ult iperben. Die Gree6niiie iinb
Isbr befriebisenb. 9ieTe neuen Sfs
fi3iere iteben benen Der ottipen Irs
NEE. in ni6ts nod unb brinasn Elm
frif9es unb Iebr niisIi9es Clement
in bieIeIbs.
@S eibt, tpie man ipeiB, i'm tiirs
tiIdeu Seer cine SiemIib srOBe 9In:
oobl beutIder Offiaisre. Gin tleiner
Ssil bon ibnen 1T singersibt unb fom.
monbiert ii6sr Sruppsneinbsiten, bic
onbern, b. +. bic meiItsn BON ibneu,
iinO nit 'beionberen ts9nii4sn nil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

Sammern, neil es ia biesmol gut
ging. Gin Birbslitur BON S6rops
nells peitidt Die iteiI mad SoIruno
abfoIlenoe 5tnnte bes Sobotino auf.
Die biirrsu SOl5er baben 5euer 9es
Iangen unb bi9ter f9por5er Raud
pirbslt bonn Dipfel auf.
9tuf benz @ipfel, ben man no4
mebr aIs slpeiitiinbiger Danberung
errei9t bat, bobsn etlpa 600 8ei6ies
bungen lpie ein @robeben 9epiitet.
Rur penige 2si9en iie6t man bier.
Der itetle graue Saupt9ipfel, bic
!S0be 602, Isiitete erbttterten Dibers
itanO. 2luf ollie 9tufforOerunaen, ii9
gu ergeben, ontporteten SIinteni9iiiz
Ie. 0os mar bic 9rDbte S0ble bss
8er9es, bic elmer itarten 9eiaBung
Der Seiterreicher auf benz SabOtino
gum 2(ufentbolt biente. Den gunSsn
Sag, bic snnse Na9t unb nod lang
Bis in ben onbern Gag binein mar ibr
nt9t beisutommen. glls ollie miinbs
li6en Iuhoroerun9en ni6ts balfen,
purbe Elm Mnidinenselpebr bor bic
Oeffnuns Der SObIe 9ebroht. Die
G6iiiIe fisIen binein, bic Dirtung
bIieb aus. Die S9iifIe trnfen MIR
ben Stein. Sa man nit Seuer ni9t
gum 3iel tom, ioIlte Der Rnu9 bell
fen. Der S0bleneingang tpurbe nit
Petroleum besoHen unb angeSiinbet.
Die 5lnmmen fraBen iia i'm Snnern
Der 60ble peiter, obsr nod msbrere
Stunoen Ieiitete bic 8eioBung Der
S0ble DiOerItonb. 3uriidseI9losen
our9 ben mOrberii4en Sosel ibrer
Wofdinen9elpebre. bilbeteu fi9 bic
uuirigen INNER ipieber bon neuem.
2lu4 unIere oubersn Sruppen, bic
9Obgora umgangen bntten. itanOen
unter eem 5euer Der feinoIi6eu 9lrs
tiIIerie. Der &ompf mar bIutig. 9ei
iebem g(nIturm blieben bic 2eihen in
ben 9robtberbouen uno am Ronbe
Der S9iibsngrGben bdngen. 9r9
fiiblte man, bnB bic @eiuoIt bes Dis
oerItnnoes oItmGbli9 no9IieB. @s.
gen Nittng bes britten sages bersis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23
Die CiirkeI ais NiIitarmaebt.

8enn IS fbon fdluiertg 1T, bic
Seeresitdrte Der eurOpdii6en 2dnber,
bic ollie ibrs naturalization Mdnner
etnberufen, Su IdGBeu. 10 1T biss Der
Siirtei seseniiber, bei ber feline sv'
nauen 9lnsabsn ber Gtntpobner3aRl
OorIiegsu, serapeSu unmDglia. @enn
man onnimmt, bob cine mobiliiierte
gtrmee seipObnIih Sebn pro3ent Der
ssIamten Ginipobneridaft reprGIen=
iiert uno penn man lpsiter onnimmt,
bob bic Siirtei mad per0ffentli9ten
Statiititen 20 MiIIionsn @inpobner
beitbt. 10 miiBte ibr Seer ii4 ouf 2
MiIGiunen belaufen. Bon bieI.n iino
jebob bic @erIuite obsusie6.n, bic
llntaugli9en, bic Sispeniiertsn, 10
boB mir gar ni9ts 8eitimmtes onges
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

ben t0nnen, b0dItcns feititelIen, bob
ii6 an allen 6ronten itarte 4rmeen
befinoen, i'm Snnern bes Ganoes
5nbIreihs RsIerDen, unS boB oIIe 2as
ger uno Saiernen gepfropft boil
RannI9aften iiuo. Yei Der Beirut
tierung 1T man f6arf pprseganser,
Defenders auf benz 2anbe. mo infclges
beIfeu WonseI an 4rbeitstrdftea
berriht.
Der GGrte bereinist oIIss, I'm ei.
nen 9u!es SGloaten gu MADDEN. Sein
einfahes uno raubes 2eben perleibt
ibm cine srobe @ibsritanostraft unc
erlaubt ibm, nit iuenig gu Ieben. Gr
1T on ben ReIpett Dor feinen Sorges
iebten selpObnt uno bober gang nos
tiirlid ois5ipliniert. Der tiirti!ac
Sploat beTbt feline Nsroen, unb ba
er ouberbem religi0s geiinnt uno fas
tuIiItii6 1T, 10 ift er aud iebr mutig.
Gine fpeitere tppiI9e GbarnttereigeHs
It1aft bon ibm lit ber StoI5, SpIoot
gu fetn, cine @offe gu trnaen uno
cine gslpiIie Ra6t nusiiben gu tOns
men; oenn bies bebeutet eine Sra0is
tton Ieiner RoTIs, bic, ipie bic 9es
f9i6te es ssigt. triegeriih 1T, gu
berrIGen uno Daffsn gu tro9en liebt.
Der tiirtiI9e Splont tGmpft ni6t
etipn, pie man eerne onnimmt, mes
6aniftb in llnpiIIenbsit bes 5u erreis
bsuben 3ieIss, i'm @egenttiI, er
tGmpFt fir Elm biItOrii6ss SoeaI. fir
bic Srobitionsn Der @IanSperiooe rss
SsInms. bic sr bOfft ptsOsrsrbIiihsn
gu feben.
Die 9tusriiitung Der tiirtiIhn lrs
NEE iit OollItGnbig moberniiiert pors
ben uno iie glei1t Der Der ii5rigen
9lrmeen. 8eun bas WaleriIds Gin
bube erlittsn bat. 10 baben bic Srup'
pen oogesen an Wert setponnen. Seos
9lbteilung Der ottipen @rmes erbdIt,
ipenn lie an bic Sront gebt, eine Dol:
Zig neue gtusriiitung. Gs NOR feline
aleinigteit, cine iolGe WaIis BON
Solootcn neu gu betleibeu, Defenders
in einem glugenblid, no bic Stoffe
nllerorts 70 ror limb; ieooa tonnte
man iid) nit ben eiaenen 6ilfsqueIs
len oes 2nnoes an @clle 1ino 9oums
pOIIe bebeIfen. Die Uniform 1T
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

tete F9 elm Defenders beftiser glngriff
bor. 9a pIDblid perI4panb Dor cen
4ugen Der SoIOnten bic CRIME WaIos
mauer; iis itiirste bic anbere Seits
bes 8erges binab. Iber Oa, mo
bon ben 9eT9iibeu Der WolO nod
unberfebrt geblieben mar. louerte Der
Seinb i'm bi9ten 9ebiiIb; bi6te
0rabtnebe bsmmten ben S9rttt. Die
eriten 8eiben bliebsn iamt unO fOns
bers baran bdnssu, unO bic Maibis
nengelpebre butten nur auf oteIen aus
genblid seportet. -
llnb bann mar Der Sion5o gu ii6ers
f6reiten. Bis aur 9ruIt i'm 8oIIer,
mo6ten unfere SOlbnten unerbOrte
4nitrengungen, bas gegenii6erIiegenbe
llfer gu erreiden. Die Seiterrei6er
berteibigten iib aus ben WObnunssn,
f9ofIen aus allen Senitern. Eings>
Inn 1T bas S9Ia6tfelO NIT bsrboge'
uen @tisnitangen, nidt erpIobierten
2uftminen uno Sanbgronaten, ii6ers
all berumlissenben 8aIten, Sderben
unb Sriimmern bebsdt. Die f60ne
Strabe, bic bon benz bollftdnots psgs
raiierten 2ucino su ben S9iiBsnsrG=
ben beranfiibrt, 1T bon @riin iibers
ipu6ert. Seit Is Monaten bat tein
menI6lides @sfen iie betreten. Sic
por es, bic setpiIIermoBen bic
S9ipeGle aur unbern, unbstonnten
Welt baritellte.
Wer feinen SUB baraufIeste, mar
Gin &in6 bes Sobes. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

Spa5iergong bsubadtsn lam. Sic
pf!eeen CUTE Snmsrobihaft, Sa lie bss
ariffeu boben, bob iie burG ibr
freunoi9aItIi6es @inpsrnebmsn ibreu
reIpettioen 2dnoern tpt9tige Sienite
Isiiten t0nnen.
Man bat DieI iibsr Die sroBe On.
sobl beuti6er uno OItsrrsibiIder
Sruppsu, bic ii9 in Der Siirtei be-
finbsn iolIsn. ssrebet. 9O4 1T bies
unpabr, unb bieienigen, psIts era
5GbIten, bic 9on nItontinopIsr 9arni.
ion bsItGnOs bauptid4Ii9 aus beuts
idsn SoIboten, neil bic Regierung
ben eisensn nidt traue, betpeiien elm.
fed, baB Iie feIbit ni9t bort tparen.
9erabe bos GessnteiI trifft Su. Wan
Iiebt in 3onitantinopsI nur febr me-
nige bsutI9s MilitGrs unb bieIe nur
psrsin5slt, meiitsns Se6niter, bic iidb
na9 BEN psri9ieOenen Sronten besss
ben, nbsr isIten bier oufbalten.
Sogegen 9ibt es an ben Sronten
einise beutite uno 0IterreibiIde Gins
beiten, bnuptiGd!icb tedniIde Srups
ben, isop6 in 9erinosS 3obI, Ca bic
3entralmGbte ibrer an ben 9roken
SriegsI6nupIdben Islbsr beoirfen. 60
limb es iosar bic Siirten ieIbIt, bic
ibnen ougenbIidlid 9eritdrtungcT
ienben, pie 3. 9. naa 9oIisisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

fame QnseIegenbeit 1T ibre materieIIe
unO meni9li6e WobiImo4ung. 9as
binOet gu tisf, ols bnB es iemnIs
luieber aur Srennung fiibren ciirfte.
@emeiniams militGriide Qbmaduns
gen gsben ben 8irti4aftsOingen erit
Sinn unO SnboIt. 0orum erf
Debrz unO bnnh @irtT4oftsgemeins
Idoft. Sn ben tommenOsn 5rieoens'
tonsreB biirfen mir niht bineingeben,
obne porber nit Seiterrei9. .llngarn
pertrnsIib gebunoen gu iein. Sonf
ipiebsrboIt lid oos, fpos bic beiben
90Iter 5u ibrem S6oben ouf rem
8iener &onsreB 1915 erIebt bobsn.
9emeinIom bobsu mir nit unferen
9unbesgenoIIen ons S9perite ges
trogen. gemeinIom poIlen mir aud
nit ibnsn leben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

rgGIes fprtdt bonn Sob ouf bem
Sn6Otinp. hteIem srtmmen MenIdens
freIier unter ben Bergen, BON benz
bas 9ombarbement zines gan5en
Sabres bic SberflGde berart nbges
fbGlt. baB er, aermiirbt unO 5ernugt,
BON Der IebIOfen Gorbe taIttger 8no.
6enmaIien an iene idauerltten 9erge
ber aIten 8ubbbiitenlegenbe erinnert.
Ser tpilbe unO blutige Sampf Fat all
feline p6aIen in ben Stein gsIdnit;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

Sn Der itoIieniI9en 3eitung /. Gors
riere bella Sero" got Dor einiger
3eit Der &riegstorreiponbent 2uigi
8orSini erI9iitternoe 9uriteI!ungen
iiber ein5elne GpiIoben aus rem
fiir9terIi6en Sdmpfcn nm ben 8Ors
Ser 8riidenfopf, Defenders BON jsnen
ouf ben SDben bes Su6Otino. Bar
ami pirb barin unpiIltiirIih gum
!SeroIo bes beiIpiellofen SeIoenmus
tes Der OeIterrei6er. gr idreibt:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23
Wdbiibe Capferkeit.
Sdneib Der In ber Sdpri5 iuubncn6en
WIutter cines 5elogrnuen.

@hA'Nh S'hNH ON'p3fhAeh'
Sn einem i6Dnen Ort am gt6ein
i'm @eroenbergiI9sn Isbt cine Oeuts
ibe 5amilis, Die brei S0bns inl SeIz
be batte. tpopon bic beiben iingiten
10 i3per berleBt lpurben, Oab lie
Slpar nit benz Qeben bappn tamsn,
fir ferneren WnffeuOienIt absr unz
fGbig inb. Der Glteite tdmpft felt
&riegsbeginn iO8uiosen ununtsrbrOs
den an Der fran5OTIaen Sront unO
blie6 sliidli9eripeiIe bisber unperz
leBt. Der braOe 9rtegsr = Der nes
ben6ei bemertt nit bollem ReIpett
bonn fran50Iiiden unb engIiiden
5einbe rebet - batte nun IA Gage
Gr9olungsurlaub, neil feline RsrOen
fur9tbar mit9enommen iino. 2eiosr
puroe ibm bic 8etpilIigung gu einem
gLbte3er in bic S6psi5, feline Speite
9simat. ni9t erteilt, neil in LETTER
3sit bic 5dae Don 6abnenfIu9t fi4
bdufen. @r bego6 iih nun 5u Den
8unbesgenoFen mad Selbtira. cine
Reiie, Die BEL Der sngen Waffenbriiz
OerI9aft 9eutI9lanbs nit Oeiterrei4
gerne seftattet pirb. 9ort boffte er
nun, bic @rlau6nis gu erbalten,
i9nsI mad ieinem Dobnort biniiber
gu ptlgern, I'M Ieinen 2ieben einen
9eIu9 gu MAIDEN. 2eiber 6lie6 fein
9eIu9 unberiidit9tist, mas er ben
gltern in Der S9pei5 berittste.
Obne einen PaB 8u beIiBen ipro4
Oa bic 5rou gu i6rem per6IiiFften
Manne: rS9Ori9, nit bsm negsbe
3igle sebe mebr mad 5elotir9 unb
9u gebIt nit unO bss Jag Dir
uno tueI9!"
Die geiben fubrsn al unb erI6ies
nsn obne pob. obne bic StempeI
unb photographer, obne gmpfebIung
Der beuti9en unb 0iterrei9iI9en Ses
fanotIdaft, alIo nit gang leeren
SGnben, obne porber BON Pontius
Bis gu Pilatus geiprungen gu iein,
sur bo9t6rperIibsn PaBOiiitatiOn.
Die 5ruu ertIdrte iofort, feline 9Os
fumsnte gu beItBen, ober einen lieben
Sobn, auf ben ou9 Te Elm 5eitipeilis
ges glnre9t belize, unO iie polle lieber
eingeiperrt iperhen, uber Obne ben
Sobn besriiBt gu baben. pei6e iie
ni6t BON Der Stelle. Limb Ses ga
tf9 mel Wtn, Der mitsebe bat mife!"
ftellte lie ben geItrengen Serrsn cie
itGrtsre GbsbGIfte Dor. Dor 10 pieI
Sed6eit erftarb bei ben aontroGIbss
amten iebe 9ursoutratie unb Spionos
genfur9t unb benz g6spaor purpe
rubig in 9e9leituns ibres Sobrss
Elm freter mebrItiinOiser 2lufsntbaIt
beiptligt. llngebinOert tebrten bic
9eiben o6enbs in Nie S9peis Sus
rid. pSiegih, Sra! Re Ia oIIes, roe
me lpilI!" belebrte bic before @6ebGIfs
te ibren bis3ipIinisrteR GERM unb
9ebieter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23
GranatgrH Krtrgnhtln.


besjenigen bero6, Der bier ieinen 8e9
binaufnimmt. limb ii6eroll trifft
man ouf miisen, Sorniiter, opr4lDs
9erte SeIms, ItoIpert man tibet aabIr
loie PotrpnenbiilIen.
Oft bsibt Is baItmudsn, um bic
Snbren nit @eripunbsten OOriiber gu
lofIen. Won9 elmer sebt aud aIlein
gum @erbnnbpIab binunter nit rau9s
geI6pGr5tem 9sIi9t unb blutbsipriBs
ter Uniform, ober gefaBt unb obne
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

fiunen betrout, bei Der 2uftidiffnbrt,
beim SeIegropb II. T. IN. Bas man
aud INNER selogt boben mag, 10 limb
bic 9sSisbungen 5ipiiben tiirtii4en
unb beutffsn Sffiaieren gut. tuie
man es BEL ben Mon0pern poer beim
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23

ten. 2luf FsiIsn uno 9eluuncenen
pfaben pinbet Iif Der 8e9 Gtnouf
bur6 enge, enbloIe, atemberuubsnos
6elsidG9ts. Sier uno ba 5uInmmen'
9eItiirste SteinmoIien, 5erbroten:
9etpebre, bluti9e 2eifsn. bic nit
buntIen SpriBsrn Die 6eIspano 5ei6s
men. Don oben Der bGngen Die Sein'
iraenb zines Soten ouf ben Sopf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-23
Sie Oeatid.6iterrcidJiidcn @rsiebun.
gcn.

9lus einem 8ortrogs bss Reidss
tagsubgeOrOneten 6riebri9 Nnumonn
iiber mitteIeurOpGii6e Sdpierigteiten
unb Rotipenoi9teiten beben gerliner
9IGtter fOIsenbe SteIle iiber bic @srs
innerIidung Der bsutI9sDiterrei9is
i6en 8e5iebungen bsrpOr: p0as felt
1879 beitebsnbe pOIitiI6e 8iinbnis
entbdIt nibts iiber bic gsmsinidofts
li9e glnpoIIung Der beioen gtrmeen.
Dos unb pieIes onbere boben e.: bic
Srisgsiobre 9ebrnGt. Miteinonber
iinb beibe Wdfts Elm peItgeIbi6tIis
DIES Riiito eingegongen, cine semeins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-20
RECEPTIONS.

A option commemorative
held Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. \. Little where a representa-
tive gathering Of members of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
and their friends filled the rooms and
thoroughly enjoyed the excellent pro-
gram, the social features of the aft
ernoon and luncheon which followed.
After a number of impromptu talks
George Samuel Bays. ir., 21a years
old, little grandson of the hostess, Wos
heard in recitation. Mrs. jeanette
Cusac, Mrs. Wealthy Wilson and Mrs.
Williams were greeted as new mcm-
hers. The afternoons program con-
sisted OF these numbers:
Hymn.
Scripture reading-Mrs. Oscar Il.
Frye.
1nvocation--Mrs. NJ. l.. Overton.
Voice -"Mavis" 0Harold CraXton)
Miss Marian Bennett.
Flower Lullaby"-tGrace Watson)
Grace Watson and Miss Bennett.
Piano-'The Fawns," Eunice Corey,
"Our Responsibility to New Ameri =
cans" Mrs NJ. l.. Overton.
Resolutions-Mrs. Lilah ID. Lindsey.
why Miss Willard Was Effective"
Bertha Volentinc.
Reading-Miss Letta Zipf.
Reading-"Old Mistiss," Frances
Willard Wells.
Paper-"First Aid to Strangers
Mrs. Charles Bull.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-20

she retains distaste for notoriety
and unhappiness. a good husband Is
a blessing to be fully appreciated. but
he is not caught by wiles as usual
thing-he knows worth when he sees
it,
one mother told me last summer
that she spent miserable months
away from home for the sake of Il
marriageable daughter who simply
had to go where unmarried men were
to be found. Another said that she
had not purchased new frock for
herself for so many years that she
had lost count of them. Daughter
had new clothes in plenty. because
she was not settled in life, and mother
turned and twisted to make garments
look and wear like new ones. How
many men would admire those girls
if they knew the truth-what kind Of
men could admire them betty
Bradeen in *. c. Journal.
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ANGLING FOR HUSBANDS

am sorry for the mother who be-
lieves that her daughter must angle
for a husband or go without one.
While it is true that customs have
changed and men do not WOO as did
their grandfathers, the retiring girl
has an excellent chance of winning n
good husband: the kind that must be
sought would not be worth marrying.
according to her judgment. If girl
must be dressed up to the minute and
parade in public places to attract
masculine notice, then indeed are
times sadly changed.
Is 1t time to call a halt on the
man-hunting business? 1t Is not at
all uncommon TO hear husbands de-
clare that they were inveigled into
matrimony-they may not mean 1t to
he taken wholly seriously, but the
idea Is there just the same. There
are plenty of men who believe that
they have but to choose to secure any
wife they desire, plenty Of husbands
who are convinced that they chose
too hastily. They imagine they sense
lost opportunities And the women
are to blame for that frame of mind.
When a mother declares that the girl
who wants a husband must wear eX
,ravagant clothing and go where men
congregate, to say nothing of leaving
her chaperon at home-it makes one
think.
Where does she get such notions? :?
Young men declare that the apparent
extravaganza of the modern girl is
bar to matrimony. They prove by
figures that the average income Of a
salaried man will not cover living ex
penses, when so many dollars go to
pay for clothing. They also say that
the girl who carries q perpetual load
Of debt for the sake Of dressing up
to fashion would make poor wife
for any but rich man, and as we
know the i;'imber OF rich men Is small
and many of them marry in their
own class.
know one thing-women are more
easily satisfied In the matter of hus
bands than they used to be. The old
fashioned woman would never take
a man whose lurid past was o. boast:
she would not marry man whose
treatment Of one wife was publ'H
knowledge. She would hesitate 70
take many other matrimonial risks
the modern woman ignores. because
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mas courteousy postponed today's
concert on the municipal organ.
Many Tulsans have not as yet heard
the beautiful instrument recently in
stalled in Kendall chapel This or
gan, while not as large as the one
IN Convention hall. has its own indi-
'idual characteristics and is capable
or affording ready response to artls-
tic organ playing. In today's pro-
gram, Professor Weaver will have
me vocal assistance of Mrs. ora
Lightner Frost. The program:
Kussian Hymn, Variations" .Thayer
summer ldyl .,...........R Rothieder
rM'LSht '''''''.''. '.''.''' faulkes
caprice '.'..,.... .Gullmant
Mr.. Weaver
AS Pants the Hart .........A Allitsen
Mrs. Frost
Finale. Act II Madame But.
terfly" Puccini
Lost Chord ..... sullivan Barrett
Grand March from Aida ... Verdi
Mr.. Weaver
Under the direction OF Professor
Boice Carson and with Miss Lynette
kimmons presiding at the organ, the
musical programs for Sundays scrv-
ices of First Presbyterian church are
as follows:
MORNING
Prelude, Grand March from
Aida ..,.............. Verdi
Quartet 81 Heard the Voice of
Jesus say ................ DAVIS
Offertory, Cantilene ..,.,.... Dubois
Postlude ................ Lemmens
EVENING
Prelude GaVottc ........... Thomas
Quartet, MY Faith Looks Up to
Offcrtory, ITO Wild Rose"
...... ................ MaCpoWell
Quartet. THE Good Shepherd" Barri
Postlude ......,......,.... Raft
Mr.. c. G. Spindler director, an
nounces the music for Sundays serV-
ices of First Methodist church in the
following program. Mrs. A. w. lline
will be at the organ.
MORNING
oluntary-Maestoso ........W Whitney
Anthem-Fear Not O Israel. Spicker
Offertory-Interlude ......... BOely
Solo-Behold the Lilies How They
Grow ................ Topllt
Mr.. G. T.. Bennett
Postlude ................. Mansfield
EVENING
Voluntary ....... Ashford
Authorizations Breathe An
Evening Blessing ........ Havens
Offertory Celeste 80. Freiml
Quartet-Evening Hymn 49,. Hudson
Postlude-Pfngst Cantata 80. Bach
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Ladies' Nee kwcar

y .argc assortment of the new
est and most stylish designs in
Womcns fine ncckwear. prcttily
tmbrcidorcd and lace trimmed.
Some In pretty tints Of Flesh. Sky
and Lilac. The materials are
GCorecttc crepe, crepe dc Chine
and Chiffon. Reasonably priced
at from :iIc TO 81 90.
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Pcautifil cable cord and chif-
fon cord neckcords in all the new
and fashionable shades. These
cords wi be very much worn this
spring and early summer and as
dress accessory they are indis-
ponsallc to the well dressed
woman. Priced from l5c to soc.
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$3.50, $3.50 to S42.50

80 and 52-iuch all-wool Imper-
ial Sergcs. Bedford Cords and Ga
bardineS IN good line of shades.
Considering the extraordinary ad-
vance IN manufacturers prices,
you will find exceptional values
in these woolcns. Priced per yard
from S1.OD to $3.50.
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who has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. II. NJ. Mealey, 61S South
Denver avenue, the past two months,
left last night for a visit in Pitts
burgh, Pa. en- route home. Mrs.
George Hoot of Chelsea is guest in
the Mealey home for the week lend.
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Miss Grace Tuttle entertained the
juniors of the high school with "a
party Friday evening. The rooms
were gay in the class colors, purple
and gold, and the evening hours were
merrily spent in games and dancing.
followed by the serving of refresh
ments.