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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED Solicitors TO work rura
roGtcs IN Oklahoma In the interest," o'
our publications county rights reserved
To owners Of Ford roadstcrs and those
Who owns rigs II will pay To invesngh,.
q commission proposition must be nho
o. furnish surety bond Asst Clrcu'ntlnh
Myr Daily oklnhoman pklnhoman hns
WANTED Ncat appearing house 20
house new spRp'r solicitor salary "
per week Address "Newsrap"r' care
Timos
LEARN no DRIVE automobiles, cor,
plcto driving course Nn. rolUn ,,i
Phone Walnut li92 Automobile Scho"'
BEST ljc meal IN town nnak" ~ prove
~ Yale trto. 70 south Rl"lh"'N.
WAITE. Man to work oc,c'rn or 'h'
share ~ ouco. Cnll 2H2o 'In'fen h'.n
TIM LARGEST manufacture N ..,e
stoves ranges. heaters. etc, IN me
,ouih hls ma opening Tor q man "'.
nrourtcI with tine hoidWnrr ''nN' '
Oklahoma \rkruHH nud nun' l'. .''
NIL want tm 10 Wph" h''l. .In''
either Uu OhNhwun 'IN ur I.i'I' ~"
Afk Our liu' 4. nd,'r'is'd lu
fnuihc.u tiW prprr ui ans imrN 'N"
huumhur ~ dpilin and 'rl' 'N''. .'.
hlhnari,d ~ tou cam 1pdi'.. N'i'. 70
Ii' .p.o Tuns
WANTED Two energetic louua w"n 10
a.i u. urN. ur,Ui nn in n "p'n
I'D rH,up. for lNln.'w"u' \lW.
lr"d ihNrt .'t IS 'lWN''
WANTED Upuc0rr teachers md poo
rl. who wish Geo become ie1yN'. l.Ni
,ef,a'. School o' Dancing, Euclid lI'I'
n2' " Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
BUSINESS oi'roRrl MITES
N l11N

s~rS>~~~-~~~~~~~~-s~~~Ss -r~~>N~-~>-~~'~s~>
Tr Will. pNN yhur walk sr,crai block.
to Yale cafe. u south hfcad' a,.
Meals iir
WANT TO SILL one fourth in,etcs,
coul air proposition Call s'e = liat.
Nty
pNErNEN WANTED small aunun, ~
money required. vii b, onr NJ the best
paving businesses In ciiyi u Nil ray ~
Investigate asiN n. broadway
WI AnE forced 10 sell ouf rfprery by
NAV l. account other business. 800
: Harvey
ron SAiE Modern dft ,lsHning plan,
nlrsiy lodated. new marhinrv 10 IN.
ruuifAnre business established Holt
illis s,s,h Hudson Wal 81
IGnOCEti stock and n,iutcs, veil ioca,
cd. win sacrifice Answer luick. Maple
uuod sfoom house. All modern, located
northwest Il city, Will trade Tor sod
drug stock
,s.soo Stock ~ hardware. will trade for
Cipat rlu property
5000 gtccefy stock will trade for
good land
SAWYERS 4 ABEL
Z W "a tns Am Nat nanh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
Spring NlliTS

Mafo - ,our T>anirr ~ down nn'
~ ,-cc' investigate " k'nhhU
~ " Grand -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
California.
New Mexico.

7.c75 NDRrA alfalfa Hnd fruit lands. ~
clear. viii sell on cnsN terms, uuiic a
im NJ this land ilgh, improved making
inc crops. plenty good water NJ ~ aul
90 icct 10 need tn iffighto. wells deliver
0on Enlluns per minute. ideal climnt. /.
,nu SEQ me today iOl7.i0iS y Broad.
way. 10 oklahoma CITY: phone Maple alI.
will leave In the morning ioT home.
roftHics N VI. NJ which plHIN write
~, N interested W q. Dunlap
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
lOA>s-skM tsrAIt sttlKlrY

" WANrti iaru end v,, lrsns, All ~.
rlrauun. acted rrun the Day they are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

ieii FuRp suni condition trade fnf
ror diamond r twin mniotrtrls hal.
ancs payments n.ssi car, Times
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-25
ROOSEvELT'S VISIT
TO NEW MEXICO IS
CAMPAIGN FAILURE
Not a Vote Made by His Three
Speeches, Say Close Observers f;
S~quabbles With Wilson Sup.
porters in His Audiences.

Roportv received by Democratic
leaders here Indicate mat Theodore
Rooscvcltq visit To sew McNtcO was
one Of the his ilIluf' " the l;cpub-
l..an campaipu Much Was expected
by Republicans of the Colorcl's
spccchm1king iu this part of the
country. wncrc 900 past years hls pop
ulariiy has been rrcat,r than IN ans
other section of tle United states.
Roosel cit made three speeches 10
this tate. ON hi WY west he spoke
bti"ny at Gallup. and AFTER leaving
here ne made a. specch m Las vegas
The oncc. OF his visit and speech ir
this city. according 90 political ODE
servers. was absolutely ul rs far as
VotemDklns was concerned The adj
dress was Heard by fcN of ,hos" VINO
c-ougrcgltod before the AlNarado. and
those who heard u sa, hat b. lacked
Tho oldrulc f1.,o 100 getting across
TIA, bcmocrai- s1y with absolute zone
yIction that it didn mako e. single
vote for the Republican ticket
At Ias Vegas aud Gallup. |rccording
tu the reports received. The colonel
was met with q show OF hostility that
no Increased before he went on his
way.
The Gallup aialr was NOT extensive
IS reported az ihc time. Accordius
20 reports the crowd 3f the station
included numbers OF ~worktnRmon
miners ""' ~l''.I"lu'i Nn' '"''I'"
Tor Ni'-'n ana me 'En'-h""' lN
me 'a 'i''"'"' 't'''' )
Roosevelt 't~sressiNen'-s on t"'
".H HA..
stump Was 3D. Nrr''I V's "''h
the '"'"ht. ANA one "i lhe N'I"'"
men.
According To one "l M newspaper
correspondents WIN me party 'n'
colonel .''h 'p lh' 'h'I'n ''
wilson 'h''fs a. s''" as 'H'' '''"'
out
What dad wilson ever q" fut YOU
he asked trhVm"ntI>
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-25
H.. S. Football.
Team Will Play al
Winslow on Nov. IL

The high school footballs toam VII
to NlnsluW. Aris, -nt % game OF
Football with the Wiuslow hish school
con- \o.c mbcr %
Tn, n.gh team Wi! play three
games hcrc during the season urt"-
Der Is. gains the Indian school
November I, AGAINST the Santa Pc
high school Nuyembcr Is. against
Mcnnul school They WIZ play santa
fc high iu santa ~ Thanksri ing
day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-25

Bur-um. nj Ilutb,,i. OF GillcuTatcr-
ana other members of the Republican
machine
The Democrats urge o,ory voter.
regardless 81 politics. to turn out to-
morrow night and hear the real 49,
sues Do thi4 campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Young man f"r grocer
cleri Apply az s. q. MIloy bee
tween and y 1 M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-25

TN. queen Daughter viii hold
''.If |r.auI'r pi. utnutuls meeting thus
tt|,r.uYn u 'i, Urinary ut st. Mary +
BAIL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-25

Tn. Eo,al NcirhHors VIII meet 10
..cl1Os .oueht NJ. an, 0. %. 80. g.
BAH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-20

9eote muBte lif etnige Rubetage
Gonnen.
0onm trat ie pieosr ibr Yf!ege-
rtnnenamt an.
Writ gIetder Ausoluer uno piliht.
treue piIe9te lie meter ie bate
iibermunDen uno erttug tupfer Die
@nttdlihunQ.
GinmaI ned iiiblte lie einen nil,
ben Sdmer3, Der iId) aber bulb III
lpebmiitl9es Nad)sIn loIie oo8
mar. ais iie be Photographic pon
WiIbeIm Berg uno ierner 9raut
tmpfing - Elm ihones Yaur, beiot
nus belleu, gliiditrabIenoen HIaen in
BE gBelt bIideno.
Nuf Der Hidieite oes 8iIoes
itono geihrieben:
,Sn treuer 8ontbarteit 9elpiomet
BON 8drbeIe uno WilRlm."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-20

ieiner 2iebe? Go6 bic 3eit pergin9
= pie LANCE nrb unD Wi. I'm Berg
burfte oas Va5urett %perIn1en.
Sur Grippe tonnte er ieood nidt
mebr 3uriidtebren. er mar oienit
untaugIi6 genUroen
Sn leinen 4u9en lbimmerten belle
3ropfen, ol8 Der 4r3t ibm pieie
Wlitteilung motte.
sd bate 10 germ nod nal Die
6ran5oIen psrbnuen," iagte er In lei
ner noipen uripriin9lihteit - .rein
unnib tomm' i'd mir auf Der Melt
por, penn i6 nidt mebr imitanoe
bin, mein 8oterIano gu p%erteioi9en,
go mub id oenn bier boden bIetben,
tpdbreno meme aameraben froblid
IN ben 8ompf 5ieben. 3. bos 1T
hart, t9err 9ottor,,"
DIS ii6 Der ar3t entfernt bate,
iebte 9elte ii6 neben iein Eager.
Sic iprod CUTE, troItenoe Dorte gu
Inn uro frngte oann: ~Was fpolen
Sic benin onfangen, penn Sic bier
sntlofen neroen?"
gr Sudte bic NdieIn.
.Weib ids" onttportete e. triihs;
i] neroe mir chen geidGftioun9
iuhen miifen - nos IS aud INNER
iein mag, i'd bin bob elm arnnsr
2eufel."
8eate fentte bl5 6aupt.
~Wilhlm," iogte Iis !eiie = ned
ME hattie iie ibn 10 Qenannt = id
nebme NnteiI an Sbren - i'd MIDI
te 10 germ etipn8 iur sic fun, Jb
qeoente elm :ieine3 2~onb9ut gu tnu-
fen, oo muB i'd boA aud einen
Suir5itor h1ben 49, tenant, Der es
rt1tid meint. treu gu mir bait
moueu sic tpobl cine iolde Steae
be- mir unnebmtn2"
y3re Gimme i%itteris. i6re 0an-
stn ilanmten in felBem Hot. Sic
heb bic buntlen @ugen uno iudte
ieinc1 Bid.
Mae leu4tetcu bic 6t1uen Nuaen
'br 9tqeni6er ouT ME blnl6ar
iufteN feline taum btrnn-ften san
be Die ilren.
nMein liens .6srrQ0ttIe." tam
melte CT in rem 5oiom feiner Qeiz
mat, has .polten Sic fir MD
tun & mar ID ia Gin gIId,iaer
Uenfh! Nie tteu motif Id .36nen
biensn. Sic iino ia ME Elm Saus
en9sI fir mi4!."
Sic fabte ieine 9ano nit i6ren
i6lonten 6in9ern.
6stB ourdltonts es fe 6ei risier
gerubrun9.
s 0ott, peIde Seli9teit oos mar.
Sic hattie ie 8s35nt. paB ie emit
10 tief, 10 innl8, 10 aae Sdranten
uergehen0 nurbe je6en tonncn.
IS por fill i'm ,3immer. tein
Gaut. isibit ouf zen 0angsn, boz.
bar, 8sates @e-3 tioptts iturmliA
ibr Qiem ite3;s. itre Xipgeu be6s
ten, 0d fubIte ls elaeH ideueu AuB
aut ibrs 9ano - Ian8i1m nei9te
lie ibr ountlss 6aupt 9s3sn NlI-
balm 8srg5 bieHcsn Eopi - entae
rludtlJe SetuucG uno he bate
ii6 perraten II Elm OttQul3
Sdtitts &eats iubt oui uHo
elite our 2ur cine CroouQn3
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-20

elmer Ionopirti8oftIidsn S6ule 3us
3ubringen.
Damn fonb er irgenoipo cine targ
6eioloete Stelun9, uber idlieBIi9,
er isor jung, 9eiuno ourtngs ni4t
p%erpDhnt, uno er bottle alle8 pon
Der 3utunft. Damn tam Der &rieg,
poQ Yegtiiterung 5og er nit Den ot-
bern fort, unp nun lag er 0u trunt,
pernunoet, tnum nod fdbig, Elm
0lieo gu riibren. nber TtoI3 Daroui,
bob er gebolfen BEL Der QroBen, beiz
l;9en Sa6e, paB e5 linn perg0nnt
9etpeIen, iein guut benz @aterlanbe
gum Spier gu bringen.
Sie9esmutig blisten feline Qus
gen, penn er 10 Iprad. uno ME pers
idumte er es. onntbor bin3u5ufugsn:
Isle babcn piel an mir getan,
G6peiter id peiB es = Der
9ilnmeI m09' es Sbnen tauienpfa4
pergeIten''"
2eiIe, gIidIi4, IdfeIte geate oonn
ppr iid bin.
Sic fIbIte fi6 70 3ufrieosn tuie
nod ME in i6rem 2eben.
Gmpfinoun9en gang eigener 4rt
tepegten ibre SeeIe.
2ange be9riff ite nldt, aber enoz
lid paro es ibr tlor = bic grobe
Geioenidoft bate Gin3u9 in ibre
SeeIe 9ebnlten.
Sic Iiebte ben friih bIpnoen,
iungen Weniden, Oeiien 9eben lie
rur6 ibre aufopfernoe pflege gerst=
let er gebOrte gu ibr, er mar ibr
Gigentum, oenn lie hatte ii9 ibn
Gem Sooe Qb8erungen,
Was peridlag es ibr, oaB u BLOB
!tIitter Geute aino, oaB e. si0snt=
LID Elm armer Ieufel mLr, Der, lpenn
er geiuno entlalen .ouroe, nid,t aus
mod Elm lpuBte!
sic NOR ia reid genug fir Deioe.
Sic beioB oie WlitteI, ireenomo Elm
tIelnes lon6gut gu t%aufen, oos CT
ip0 IpHllIe,
geho9iif tonnteu fe fir Th lez
ben rs mar Elm titles. beimlites
0lid, oas 9eote ii4 in ibren 1yGus
men ausmulte.
Die 5mei, bret Sabre Q~ltersunter>
ldleo. Die ie ran Nilbelm %trennten,
Die mat;ta IS nitt aus. Subtle iie
lId ood nit jeoeln Zaee i~unqer, iii
ider peroen - 8oien er6libsn aui
ibrsn ipnit hIafsn Uan8en ibre
idIante 0eitn.t itrecte ith in einem
uberihdumenoen N~ohlgefubl - DOR
ibr iton0 0as Slid, pas Ie i'm It'll
len heiB erie6nte lie liebte, uno
ibre Giebe mar 10 itart, 10 mdatig
in ibr, ooB ie GeaeuItebe erpedsn
mubte.
QBiIbsIms geIunoe PaturIidteit
srisBte IN ibren Nugen ben febIenosn
tpeItmdnniihen Sdliff.
9as mar bot ales ne6enidhtihl
nit Der GET uuroe er iia Ihon
oas o~uei9nen, mas i'm nod ieblte
gsra0s ielns uriprInslidtsit &c.
iieI l6r 10 gut an ibm.
llno er, pieleitt lle6te er lie
idoH uuo magic u nitt, e. ibr
I'll ia9sn; er mar 10 10 beiaeiosn.
ST ountts e iie, als Oh er tfr ets
mas arpertrauen poats. mas tonnte
e anosrs iein. als pas GeitaHoRIs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-20

mars fir WilbeIm Berg puroe
enc Sorte ~ob9e9eben eIne 6el1polt
tdrte, beldmuBt NIT bdlb ptts
ipiidter SGrlft - man Ia1 es osm
BIdtthen an, Is Bate cine peite
Heiie gtma6t.
spin uno Der ms 6%einoeslouo
unO ponn mieoer 3utiid. iagte Die
GrDpnnB treuuOllh 9rlnleno =
oleBt tommt Die 6e.ppo1ttdrte opd)
an Die ri6ti9e 4otehe,"
gBiIbelm Serg tutle lid auf lei
TEN wager baIb auf9erihtet,
.Wer tam mir oenn tAreIben?"
fra9te er nid bab bod niemano
oui Der lpeiten NeIt. Der ljd UNI
mid iimmert.'
Beate reidbte ibul bic aurte, ie
bate cine 6rauenihriit %ertannt, Ielle
qing ie binaus.
lleber Die YIli.en ibres lunoen
Slides NOR Elm SturmipiHo qeQun.
gen. ie fubIte es. oteie t,eine. uns
lAeinbare 6elppoittarte bate tbre
Seligteit, ibr gan5e5 Heben Oernld-
tet.
Sic ira9te nibt. ais lie mad elmer
Stun6e pieoer bcreintam, lie braud
tc aud nidt 81 lrasen Die beAe
Seligteit leuutele aus NBilbe,ms
tIouen Nugen,
Gr TONNE nitt on iih blIten, er
mubts ibr nIles 1a3en.
Cine Su9enollebt mars o08
ld0ue gorbeIe nutoe ie sendnnt,
Nl5 bdlbe Sinner batten re lid
idQn lieb. Aber 4arbeles Gl:r1
man reid uro eatte leire 3odter
fdon ba,6 uno pi.b oem Sobne
etne5 6~reunles u,tigroden.
Aejne Ausi.: uur 8cytiniQuu3
- uirqeno9 eHt Gutolld.
G0 galen le i4 oeua i6r Q0ort
3urut IS aol en- 9.rret 40
lhlep, Qber e3 tldB.s ten.
3mei Jabte ta.,cu lt llA nt5t
5@eletfn, ntoli3 1ya elnduter qcG0Jt
uRo 1911 o. l5ueo oaa 6arJe,e,
stni8e Wt4en 9or Det QUu3e! goos
oer ibr aut8etrun3eae Stdu,tg5m
e'ntuden llu1en Dor Guttyd] let
er 8%eTdiIet uno lhr &aier babe t4t
nun 9%eltattet. oeH >~t.telm 81 ,t
faien, nenn ct JiUtjtg III 1eN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-20

BON einem bionoen. itrupoiqen Bart
umgebene @ntliB iRrss pfIe9Iings
blitte.
gonougiert, eingebunoen pie cine
Mumie, lag er oa, i6per otmeno,
nit geIdIpfIenen 4ugen.
Sin i9lpieri9er Sal, Sdpeiter,"
fIiIterte ibr Der NiIiiten3ol3t gu =
madden Sic SIR MeiIterItiid an inn
- ojeneidt bringen Sic ;bn ruu5.."
8eotens Gbr9eiS puroe mad; ets
mas onbereS reote iih nit einem
Mole in ibr, ais oaS blobe Gbrges
fibI.
sd muB BEN Mann bur4brins
gen." fa9te tie iit uno iegte ole ibre
Srdfte an.
Gs mar Elm barter 9ampf, uno
mebr als einmol 9l0ubte Seate ibre
Sadie idor berloren absr eno>
lid 3eigte fid bod Ell. lan9iam
fortidre'tenbe 8e6erung.
4ls Der iunge Mann einmal bic
4ugen auffh.u9, um NIT ooIbeipuBz
tenn Bid umber8uihauen, ou fublte
9eote, pie ibr olles 8lut gu Ser3en
itromte.
Sic perueinte, nod ME 10 itrobs
ltnoe, ih0ne, 6Iaue Nugen geiehen gu
Eaben.
Sn ibr font etlpo5 blsits8 @e=
iidt itieg cine 9Iiibenoe 8ote -fdsu
ientte tie ibre punt!en Iugen 81 30
ben.
ctotenb Iproa lie i6n an = nit
Mliibe ii6eripono tie ihre 9efan9en-
fsit. Gr ~ontiportete ibr, tur& 9es
brod]en, ned tonnte er ie;ne 0eoun
len nidt %po1tommsn iammeIn. aber
in ieinen Nugcn leuhtete s8 oant6ar
auf, OILS 8sote ihm oa8 &i1en gu
rehtidob uno rem @erpunOeten III
cine Before Gage brohte.
9on 0o al 9ing e5 roider por-
ndrts - 9eate tonnte ibren YfIe8=
ling ais gfrettet aniehen.
Geit mrn linn cen per!rfIoerten
Bart afIenpmmen, lab er Qon3
bibTd rus.
Sei.s Gimme Hong fri7d uno
liar, Der neide. iuoIihe NidIett
Tan bea ron 'einen rotten 2ippen.
@eIprddi8 qstporpen, sr3dblts er.
Gr fannie aug Stgttdurt, bier
0iIbelm Berg. rar ID fter Biz
oerS!eute aino nit pier3ehn
S1bren 'tono er ihon Der!~ : po.
Tas elterlihe Grbe maj qerinq,
Elm 9er.ounoter. cer cine 2anoptrts
ifoit beioB, nobm ibn bel Iih ouI.
er rrubte fIeibi9 mitbeIfen. ct tat es
ipiuid. er lernte bieI bel Dem erfobe
renen Cetpnomen, aber e- bate nod
germ cine bo6e-e. Ionontrtihaftlihe
StuIe beiudt oer Chm lieB
ibn niht 3ietgn, tenn er tcnute iGn
qe6yauten, 10 bt,sb sr aus g,dnts
bartlett, big ilh bic 8erbdltniTe non
ieltt dnoer.en. Der Chm Ttarb,
feline Sinner oertoufien b1s feline
Gono1ut, WiIbelm mar tpieper teiz
matIos se!porcen. 4ber sr tonnte
nun irsi uber id ieIbit p%erfJgsn.
uno sr tat es auf. hit BEN tlei>
nsn Grbe Isiner GItern Dermo4te er
lei GROCER Spariamtsit tin I1br auf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-20
Cir s~rlhpofkartr.
Gti33e bon &. 8aIpau.

8eote bon NIten 3dblte etIpas iiber
bic pretBi9 uno mar nod INNER uns
permdblt.
Gsleaenbeit bate lie genug gebabt,
ober pbne groBe Geioenibnft pollte
fte ni6t beiraten, uno cine iolhe mar
nod ni4t in ibr &eben 9etreten. Gin
aniebnli6e3 @erm0gen li6erte ibr Die
unothangigteit. tie beiab einen g1u'
BEN 8etanntentreis, lie lebte ibre
Sage oohin. pie 10 piele anoere
Jrauen.
pa tam Der &rieg, Der getpaItige.
bas srUbe, meltetihii.ternpe Grei9s
mis-! Sic 9an3e WeItorbnung muir
be umgeriittelt.
Iad Die Trauen 9eutibIonos
MOLTEN nidt a%uridbleiben, iie betd>
ti9ten ii4 an benz groBsn Werte,
bos Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der beiten,
beilieiten Sitter qnlt.
Oils Samoriterinnen be%teili9ten
lie ii6 an Der Ytle9e Der 8ranten
uno 0erpunoeten, bic aus benz grp=
Ben 3rieQe beimtamen uno bic Spis
tdler unD raid ber9eri9teten 2o5a.
rette fiiltea.
8eate bon 4Iten lieB Ii9 ben Der
ougemeinen 8etpe9un9 NIT f%o>trei>
BEN.
Sic madte elnen Pflegerinnen=
turs Durd} unD ttut ais Hptes Treu5>
S6peIter ELL.
Sic mar teine Gntbuiioitin. lie
folgte nur Dem o4 emeinen Strom,
ober iie iudte nod Ardften Ter iiber=
nomlnenen Yflidt geredt gu nsroe1.
Sbre Gage hdtten iegt p~eni9i.en5
einen 3lped ~qetunpen oos mod]te jft
10 montes unQelpobnte leidter uno
getpdbrte ibr cine 9etpiiie Yefrieoiz
gung.
Sic bing aud !: It on ibrem
@eloe, nie es 10 m0nhe Hethe nun,
uno %ipenoete germ. no ith 8elegenz
belt fano.
WPit ihrer getrn9enen Ruhe mar
lie aud Den 4cr3ten liebtt uls 10
mnnte quediilterige iunge Dame.
Die in iugeroIifer llnerfahrenbeit
gar ni6t ben Grrit Der Situa:ion
erfaBte uno Dor munher 01norei-
dung Surididredte, oeren Nus
ubung i6r bisber fremo JebIieben.
9eot: Iheute Dor nihts Surud. lie
fiqte iih Der 8ienTtot0nu: nuo
botte itpn oft einen 2obipru6 pom
benz ionlt fporttarcen pGindrtus
erbuIten.
r!Seute brouben mir Sic Drin-
eenp, S9neiter," i2gte Ell zines
Roreens gu tbr; mir F2ben bier Ell
rsn ibeI3ugerifteteu Wlann. aopfz
prnbe, 8erIesungen an ben bsioen
6Gnoen uno Duau md etnen StreiT
f6uB am gein. @ieleiht b~rinsen
mir ibn bod ourh ia DerIade
mid gon3 auf Sic, Sdpsiter..-
n0as i'd tim tam. ons min i5
tua." fagte lie einiad.
Damn frat Te 7, zig ibr Gmt an.
Gin LETTER Stonsr u6srIief fe
bod. oIs fs in bus flsbergIubenos,
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B. + HOLMES, Y. :. u hicrat,t), rpirb prompt err
thttueu. tpeup er gepiiHidlt tpirb. Gfiee 40 ,Sau
SttaBe; &obuuH9 rs ilbltdle 3. Strdbt. bsibs
Telephone: ga GTole. 0pis.
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NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN
Chauffeur Had Overlooked a Matter
That Really Was of the Grav-
est Importance.

AS he buttoned up his overcoat be-
fore setting off on q motor tour, Jones
asked his chauffeur a few questions.
"Car all ready? Have you put the
spare inner tubes in the tonneauY
"Yessir."
care the repair tools in the box"
and plenty Of petrol In the tank?'
"Yessir," replied the man again, pa
tiently.
"Oiled it thoroughly"
"Yessir." And this time he reeled
off a list of places to which he had
applied the oil can.
The motorists face grew black
when he finished.
"Why, you FOOL" he broke In, you
have forgotten the most important
place of all!"
The chauffeur stared at him in sur
prise.
you've forgotten the number plate
at the back" snapped Jones. "Take
the can and squirt some oil On it.
Then the dust will stick to 1t. Never
forget to oil the number platter
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United States Ahead Again

While many of the most important
electro-chemica and electro-metal-
lurgical industries are of American
origin, and have been developed chiefly
in connection with the Niagara Falls
power development, electric steel refin-
ing started originally in Europe, but
at an early date all the noteworthy
European electric steel furnaces were
introduced into this country, and the
work Of the American steel man has
left, it's mark on electric steel furnace;
designs, says the Electrical World
During the last year the increase in
the number of American electric steel
furnaces was rs per cent, and as re-
suit the United States is. now lead
ing all the countries in the world in
the number of electric steel furnaces,
while Germany held the leading place
up to last year. On January ], 1915.
the United States had 73 electric steel
furnaces in operation or under con-
structiOn, compared with 80 in Ger
many and 46 in England.
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ment methods, for the vessel brought
copies of the Essex Gazette of April
rs, containing the brief account of the
engagement.
Post haste, they were carried ia
London, and on the following day the
news was printed in the London
Chronicle. Thus, Al days after the
shot was fired, it's reverberations
were heard in distant Britain.
With but simple headline
"LONDON"-the Chronicle printed
the important news, prefacing it with
the statement:
Tuesday, May 80, ITS.
yesterday morning some dispatches
arrived at Lord Dartmouth's office
from General Gage, at Boston, brought
by ship arrived at Bistol, from that
Province. They were forwarded by a
messenger to his majesty at Kew"
These dispatches contained no news
of the skirmish, being dated several
days before it occurred.
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before the British regulars?" was also
a mooted question.
gy WILBUR ID. NEs4IT

before the British regu1ars?" was also
a mooted question
Didn't Anticipate War.
In the face Of the steady importing
of grenadiers, dragons and infantry
from the mother country, and the rap
idly increasing fleet of vessels of war,
all heavily manned, it was believed
that the Americans would be cowed
and the whole attention of Great Brit
ain was centered upon her rebellious
children across the seas.
Day succeeded day. March became
April, and April in turn was left be-
hind in the rush of time. May grew
old, with no word of decisive action
from the colonists.
Not single word from the conflict
Of April 10, 1775, had reached Eng
land until the bright, clean page,
labeled "June," was about to be
brought into view and king and sub
jects were leaving London to escape
the summer heat.
Forty Days to Reach England.
It was on May 20, ITS, when the
first sailing vessel to arrive from the
colonies after the skirmish at Lexing-
ton reached Bristol, England. Even
at this early day journalism had
shown it's superiority over govern
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Country True to It's Ideals.

How truly the United States has
pursued the ideal of human progress
set forth in the Declaration of indie.
pendence has been shown since the
world war began by our steadfast
stand for the rights of humanity.
Here we stand, drawn from the four
corners of the earth, a great people
united in w common purpose, leading
the world toward a realization Of the
brotherhood of mankind and pointing
out to all nations that mans real and
enduring aim should be the conquest
of himself and of the vast forces of
nature, to the end that all may get
the best cut of life and ever advance
in the pursuit of happiness.
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The zones of earth our guests we call.
Be with us while the new world greets
The old world thronging all its streets,
dwelling all the triumphs won
BY art or toll beneath the sun;
And unto common good ordain
This rivalship of hand and brain.
Thou who hast here in Concord furled
The war flags Of a gathered world,
Beneath our western skies fulfill
The Orient's mission of good will,
And freighted with loves golden fleece,
Send back it's argonauts of peace.
Foe art and labor met in truce,
For beauty made the bride of use,
We thank thee: but withal we crave
The austere virtues strong to save,
The honor proof to place or gold,
The manhood never bought nor sold.
Oh make thou US, through centuries long,
In peace secure, in justice strong;
Around our gift of freedom draw
The safeguards of thy righteous law;
And cast in some diviner mold
Let the new cycle shame the old.
John Greenleaf Whittier.