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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
JAMES w. GERARD
is AUTHORIZED
TO TAKE LEAVE

Washington, March 13.-Word has
gone to American Ambassador James
W. Gerard at Berlin, authorizing him
to leave his post for a vacation Secre-
tary Lansing has mad no word from
Mr.. Gerard as to when the ambassa
dor will take his leave or where he will
spend it. 1t is considered not unlikely,
however. that he may go to Switzer-
land instead of coming home. The am
bassador recently sustained a painful
injury while participating in winter
sports and has not fully recovered
from it's effects. state Department off,
Gals say there is absolutely no poiiti-
cal significance in the granting of a
leave to Mr.. Gerard at this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
Germans Shifting.
Activity Along the
Verdun War Front
Striving to Gain Important Territory in North
west Section Assembling Men to Take Ad-
vantage of Effect of Rombardment- Artillery
Duels in Northwest Russia

testibly In favor Of the French. occord-
aeroplanes are declared to have been
brought down. while others were seen by
the French observers to be in distress.
In the region of Seppois. upper Alsace.
the Germans essayed an attack on
trenches the French had captured, but
were repulsed with considerable casual
ties The French guns have damaged
German positions north of the Aisne. In
Champagne. and in the eastern portion
of the Forest of the Argonne.
Russian Successes
In northwest Russia, around Riga, in
the lkskull district and on the Jacob
stadt sector. there have been violent ar
tillery duels. In Galicia, southeast of
kolki and along the Middle Stripa river.
the Russians have been successful in
small engagements with the Teutons.
In the coastal region Of the, Caucasus
front the Russians are still driving the
Turks before them. . -'- ~
Loutgen Jan Christian SHUTS, the
former defense minister Of, the Union
of South Africa. and now commander
of the British expedition against Ger
man East Africa has had a stiff en-
gagement with the Germans in the
mountainous region west Of Taveta.
along the frontier. The Germans were
driven back. although the fighting was
of the most obstinate character. The
British are endeavorfng to cut off the
retreat of the Germans, who are with
drawing to the south.
Won Tirpitz III
Unofficial advices are to the effect
that Admiral Won Tirpitz the German
minister Of marine is i'll and that the
ministry is in charge Of another ON
cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
WINTHROP CENTER

The w. c. T. U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Carrie French.
Devotional exercises will be led by
Mrs. S. B. Taggart: business: roll call.
Subject for the Afternoon will be 1.-THE
Worlds Temperance Work.; leader,
Mrs Clara w. Mumford.
The Mission Study class will be en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon. March
Is. by Mrs. Mabel G. Bailey and Miss
Addie Comstock at the home Of Mrs
Baily Devotional exercises led by Mrs.
Janet Towle: business, roll call. an
swered by How Would l Give One
Million Dollars If Had IT," Personal
Impressions of Deputation Party;
paper. japanese Christmas." Mrs. Ev-
elyn Clough: paper. Ways in Which
Missions Are Meeting the Need; 1.-THE
Appeal of the Nations" Mrs. Nellie
Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
Assembling Forces

In line with the bombardment Of lie
Morte Homme and the Bots Bourrus
the Germans are assembling men in
the region between FORCES and the
Bots Des Corbeaux. probably with the
intention Of throwing them into the
fray should the intense bombardment
meet with success. The French artil-
lerists. however. have had this as
sembling point under the fire of their
guns. No advantage is claimed by
either side in the latest fighting around
the fortress.
Back Of the German lines north of Yer
dun French air squadron dropped 100
bombs on the station at Brieulls and at
numerous points around Verdun French
and German aviators have met in COM
bats in the air with the advantage incon-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
NEW BEDFORD MAN
A SUICIDE AFTER
SHOOTING WIFE

New Bedford, Mass. March 13.-Jesse
Rodgers shot his wife. Louisa 6. Rod
gers. and killed himself on Acushnet
avenue at o'clock this morning. Mrs.
Rodgers is at the hospital and the au-
thorities say her wounds are fatal. The
police say that the couple have been
estranged for some time. Rodgers was
- and his wife was %. The double shoot
ing occurred on the street, Rodgers meet
ing his wife as she was on her way to
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14

Switching their activity from the
east to the northwest of Nerdun. the
Germans again are hammering at the
salient Of lie Morte Homme and the
region Of the Bots Bourrus in an en-
deavor to bring their line farther
south on the western flank of the fort
ress.
East of the Mouse and in the Woevre
district there has been a noticeable
let up in the bombardments on both
sides. The infantry everywhere on the
Nerdun front has been inactive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14

ON THEIR WAY
TO NACOZARI

Douglas. Ariz., March 13.-Between
100 and 500 Carranza soldiers left
Aqua Prieta. across the border from
here today. for Naoozari, IS miles
south. where Gen. p. Elias Gales. mill
tary governor Of Sonora. is apparently
concentrating his available troops.
drawing them In from the border.
In addition to the troops. more than
10 trains Of supplies have been sent
south. It is reported that the garrison
at Ell Tigre has been given orders to
march overland to Nacozari. About
1900 soldiers have been gathered at
Nacozari. The purpose of this concen-
tration is not known here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14

progress, Speaker Clark and Majority
Leader kitchin were reporting to their
colleagues of the House on confer
ence early in the day with President
Wilson, who urged them to speed up
the legislative program with view
to action on all important measures in
time for adjournment in June. The
House leaders agreed that 1t would be
impossible to accomplish the task
ahead in so short time. although
steps will be taken to hurry on with
the work as rapidly as possible.
Quick Action Urged
Demands for immediate action on
the preparedness bills were made IN
the Senate when the matter of taking
up the public lands, water powers and
rural credits legislation was broached
Senator Chamberlain declared he
would not be surprised If, as a result
of the punitive expedition into Mexico
Gen. Villa was proclaimed national
hero and that Mexican troops rallied
to his standard to resist American
troops.
House Leaders Confer
When Speaker Clark and Rep. Kitch-
in returned from the White House
they held q conference with other
House leaders in, Speakers Clark's
Office 1t was the consensus of opinion
that under the greatest pressure the
Presidents program could not be dis
posed of before fall. The Speaker said
the Hought might clear the decks by
September, but Republican Leader
Mann said it would take until Decem-
Der.
August Adjournment?
Some predicted that the President,
realizing the extent of his program
and the situation in the House where
there is much division of opinion on
proposed legislation would cancel his
request for some of the measures and
adjournment would come by August.
Mr. Mann expressed a willingness to
adjourn in June but said it could be
done if the program was trimmed
The President is DESTROYS of prepared
ness, ship purchase rural credit. Phil
ippines, Porto Eican and of course appro-
-
is opposed to the Philippine bill and much
opposition is expected from the Repubi.
can side on the ship purchase bill.
Night Sessions
Night sessions probably will begin with
consideration Of the army bill next week.
The rule under which the measure will be
considered will provide for "A hours de-
bate the immigration bill. thorn in
the administrations side. bobbed up
again today in the conferences. Leaders,
including Speaker Clark. believe that
ma jority in the House favors the meas
ure. but the President has vetoed a sim
liar bill because of the literacy test
Chairman Brunette of the immigration
committee is expected to insist that his
measure be considered before the army
bill.
Present plans are for passing the legis-
1atve appropriation bill tomorrow or
Wednesday, disposing of the free sugar
bill and then taking up the immigration
measure. If this program Is carried out
it is probable that the army measure
will be reached early next week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
MEXICAN TROOPS
TO AID MORMONS,
CASAS GRANDES

tt Paso, Tex, March l3.--Troop. Of
Mexican cavalry have heen despatched
from LagUra on the line of the old
Mexican Central railway north of Chi
huahua City to Casas Grandes to aid
the 500 members of the Mormon colony
concentrated at that point, but now cut
OFF from communication with either
Chihuahua City or JuareZ.
General Gavira. commandant at Jua-
rez received news of the cavalry move
ment from General Cara this morn
Ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14

Officers of the Penobscot Log Driv-
ing Association have recently been
president: Charles H. Adams. clerk
and treasurer Charles e. Gilbert. Irv-
ing G. Stetson. Sherman A, Sutherland
and James w. Cassidy. diSctors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
MILTTIAMEN ON
GUARD OVER u. S.
N. ARMORIES

Phoenix. Ariz., March 13.-Militia-
men were placed on guard during the
day around the National Guard arm
cries here and at Tucson. as general
recautionary measure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
.PERSHING AND
HIS STAFF LEAVE
FOR COLUMBUS

Ell Paso. Texas, March l3.-Brigadier
General j. J. Pershing and his staff
left here late today for Columbus on
a special train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14

and his offer to supply water for the
hall free of charge for five years was
accepted with thanks.
Accounts against the town were al
lowed and temporary loan in antici-
patton of taxes authorized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-14
HASTE IN DEFENSE

CONTINUED from Page One)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
VIVID DEMONSTRATION
OF TRUE PATRIOTISM

Evidences NJ American Co., riY'i,m burst
uui iH curious md m',p, ted places
unr Uf .l' most atfItIus demonstrate Ha
which hH. ..utf,l 'u NH. H.u, CTS In
months WIS siHg,d 20. 100 ulii,u., loo
ihy ttIl. ihrnirr Thursday uIsUi. whom
Wl'E 70 thousand urrs.u. root, tu irrlr
i''i trI slug THE Siir splnglut iiun
H,r' boz unison
rNf.. ga 800. veteran have 70 ul.rn.
".. uu tN' program stirring vir.'Im,
r',.,. ru' martial strain. trmur... most
of i.''r numbers ~ no. lr.f 10 me II,t
BIZ. played, terminating with Francis Scott
kr' masterpiece IN. leader r' tho
rfN locked i'Ia uran'p request. 10
iNe beginning ui tHr ,Nu'u ~, tr.
II.u .. 1fis,
Whom 'Nr .m#N u. i|r Joel. Nlf
r'Irh.l IluU.i1v o,rrIur. on, audience
|u N.'H uIU .,.uui Hri ls no, uiI 'fs
nrl' fIf,I tho trims rHm iirir IH
HifIW. M. Iu tho s'Ifr'ur strains of I'M,
utiI, nII ir il,. stprf.I I'D. Sims As tho
f.iuf. Ni Lincoln 1uH Washington vs..
flashed un OBJ, s.I,,p be- u.,ti cheer
n.Us, iuI when ih, tHu.u. VIE started
,,'f, rft.Hu iu no, iNu., vta .ftriirF
'o.Uni1rIIN pfsiatiul in iNr rra,' chorus
Tho rusip' irwuustuf .u vtH 'H.
moot s'rkint NhiuH 1u,HpulU,uJ, In 'h,
.UuihN,a has wrd, according tu tho uNl
soldier musicians
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Mem ECHAN NEW AIDE
TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY

United state. District Ntlumr, John
tniu h1s De- new assistant IN the person
n Thomas y M,Nir,hru. st1'r senator
iuy' 1910 ir.w fhr ukllhpm,sC Canadian
uuuui, district who We Bupuini,I
Thur i'l b, the lfinru,, grn,ul W the
United states
NT Pain nominated Mt M,Nryhbu
s, w' tim. ,rp fur tho position. and
shortly after receiving news NJ thr mp
pu.utm,ut vrut.dH ~, nrv official took
the uriN
None boom NI. resign his position gs
.iN'' "ullNr Immediately. he stated
FhuisiHN Th. u,, assistant aiiurur,
hold , similar position ir uklphom, go,
during 'I.N'IHud.a administration
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Dear Mrs Thompson I am ~ year,
old and I am In love with n young man.
There IL another Young man who love-,
me n wants to marry me. I 10 No,
like him very well. hut my muth,,
thinks he y a fine fellow aud thinks 1
would make a mistake to refuse Ia
marry him What do YOU think Tho
Young man ! love Is % years old AM hal,
not ntA,d nae to marry him. but ! think
he loves me. only does not think h. an
afford q wifi" What shah I d.. X e
Don't marry u man YOU dn moi iowa
You nfe too youhg To consider mattlase.
ANYWAY.
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HURST WOULD LIKE
T0GA OF MCMECHAN

lIoWor Hurst. lu ukirHuwo ,I', lHt
.I announced ifiiFr fNHf N. UfuNtH',
viii Hv n candidate tpf tate senator ffHH
this district tu ui OF the ur,,rIrui
term uf Thomas q " Me NHu who.
having ,ui,i 70 position ,s ps.i,L4ri
Z ntvi states jIai'i.i rifufn., vU f,
.Ien ffuw ihv ..n,t,
Ne iiUr.' aU...i 5000, i.Iw N state
.rr1inr. having hr.u elected ftun iiuii
sH.I' hI. f.fW,f huw, &C., wr,.I iH
uN'1hu'u1 'Iii Hnuui a ,y,f tGs tr1 h1.
uorn ,ugnv,I n iHr pu.tI.. rf .,v We're
iiD b.. 1'Hu Interested lu ihr ui HH..r,
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F0WllNG PIECE DEALS
DEATH TO TWO PIGEONS

huf', UplI iot th, vD.I.. uvIu.
tr'r was sent Ion rUin re- huW. .n Jfu
i'.I NWl tntN lriis, morning init
t,tuttpd that n isflv nu,k uf uit,nn
NH. u%'spnsainA upon h,' PREMISES I1t
t,f Jnp Oliver Estys responded tH Oh.
Hui'I' fur hriv aui su,",,i,d iu .Itu.h.
ttfIur 'Wo uf ihs law dots irt birds
'nt, the, rut beyond unr' uf tho pul
ruu
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HoLoeNvlLLs HOTEL BIBLES.

Bibles Tor the hotels IN iloldcnyillr
if the next object ol the oklahoma CITY
camp of tho Gidcous state President T..
f.. OliuRrr. together with several otho"
monborr of the organization, win gu 10
tina place SUNDAY to hold special meet
inga lu the churchc. for the purpose Of
raising money for this work
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ReoulslTloN PRISONER.

EoquIsltion was issued Friday morning
10y Governor Williams ON the governor Of
New York for William AIuldoy, who cs-
capped from the Oklahoma pcnitcutiaty
In June. 1909 llr was sent NJ from
Beaver county ON q charge OF huruinry
Ito Is nov under arrest In H~inghamton,
y y. according to information given
m the Application for tequisitiou
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DANCING IN TOWN

Auditorium dancing ysn ullhi
JDi 1laf .fi,rs The fppuls- f|Isttutarf.
N uHlsho1'8 Alsu uprn fur H@H,rniIuns
iHfgD Uf mail
nuttvfiUA arhurl 81 tsnrinf trirIf
Hall Nutn for rluhs, too. hIut ttItat.
and assembly ianUlns Tiraist. Tbtrs
tHi and SATURDAYS 49, nsfr.HIh ard .n
ff'1iiun nishis Monday niehi BE- msffIYi
peoples uisht uufs
tate FRONT. nssf Us'i. f.It s,tf..t
wght uuh Hrst street saturda, nshts
oni, -Ad,
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Revelations Of
BENZ de Confessions q an
Ae{6&e Married Woman,

h" mutmuftd HlctpilN Let me alone.
or said nothing at all saw that there.
was no rOuring him. so With some am
cultv unfhstcnrd bis shoes and took
trcm uff, got of his cont hy diut ~ roll
INK him from one side to tho other,
covered him up warmly, og,n"d the win
dow pulled down the shade and lett him
to lia ,oddcu humber.
went ...t to the li.iug room tu
think thing out and plan my course
Ot action tDv. 90 II.Ny when hg huuIu
awaken to himself
Thoy were ugly lacts I faced, ! told
myself A. husband was @ druuhlrd
nv first imuulsr said ut l",si % dr,nt-
ing man. q mlldur second thouaGt put II
Nt any time : might Dee subjected Ia nn
experience such us this night had shown
mo. what WAS 10 du' what attitude
snould / tnI," toward nIrk} ana hi.
fault
uc,o ils, urru Pc lulrEGnt woman
A.. .uoWlpu.,d - with .htmr. nui the
.t.t Iruluus Nud the thing toward
which Hlvr held the most lut0lcrlul
ouitlup u thnl Nhi b | was n,rng
l.sldrs mE mr"rsouiug horror NJ 81
drunken man. 70 feeling which I urvr.
have boon uulp to conquer / ulwals huN,
bad lu" utmost contempt for any uu.
POO W,I, ps not io ." able to control
their .nduIn. uo" IN liquors
seemed to myself to have two selves
pr sat there going over md over the
uely rfDui. III the uiEht one the cold
critical women whom 1lwu's have h"
li,fDl uI,.,if to nr urged inH' 7 trent
tht. u.f.us, ut Di,tN.s with adm COM.
tempt uud H ir, wen chosen. atinniuH
words calculated 10 mike him under.
stand ouc, and Tor ,l That ! would mot
r'uniu with hum i' hc repeated No. nu'
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YOUTH; FRIENDS COAT.
HAT. WATCH, RAZOR GONE.

The youth who roomsd temper
nrily with j II Rullcy nt the
: Ramsey roums. ll2is West Gait
fornia avenue, vas Of such an
: obliglng aud likenhle disposition
= that ItRlloy let him have his aver
!. coat to wear Thursday The youth
:. commented on what q fine cont II
was
= when the owner Of the coat
went to put It on Friday morn
= ing II MAS again missing, aud 40
was the likcahlc youth VINO had
, tested IT the day before Along
with the coat u gold watch. u
: Panama hat and a couple of "a.
2urs were missins
ltRllcy reported ms lots to the
!. police, ond they arc looking for
. tho liheublc youth
H
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TO STATE emeALmlNo BOARD.

y t. Galloway OF Lnyerne Was ap-
pointed Friday b. Governor Williams AZ
"a member Of the state holrt Of cmhnlm-
crS lie succeeds J h. Burke " Hobart.
whose tenn has expired
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Tabloid News S
for Busy FolMH
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK

Governor Williams has accepted an
invitation To deliver an address before
the Arkansas bar association at Little
Rock on MAY 80
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Dear Mrs Thomson; w eyebrow,
meet WIN YOU please print u formula
TO prevent thlsg n y
Massage the hair between your eve.
hfows with peroxide every morning and
nisht when the hair IL blcachtd II viii
hot show 90 much.
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ANNOUNCES NEW ENGINEER

Me- srH Nfs ~ T. nrnh,m u.
3ini We. Twentieth street ar
nuln Cd 'nIs mtn.u. 90, bit,h eft
be- l', in ih.. HHmy ih,If sayrui
lhIId ~. N.rNHu vhu isa civil
'nsnlDef 'fi.,i that .hy nru
'..IN'I unr H'.H Hr engineer AND
had aIfssl h, rmr nnsnfh,i ir
important urHiisnf
How iDsa Do, .i,ni un the
okl'hrwa rYit water nfurn,l
'inn Nls t.E.i uf AZ lt.r.
hHm %. b., fuf
NN..H lui,.h twrbsti.,u,
responded ih proud parent
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China For Saturday Selling

him see clearly tina, he mean, no,hlns
more to you than n friend
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Heart and Home -
. Problems ySc3
BY hrs ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs Thompson am q, Nrar
old aud have " friend Whn lives out uI
town and whom I cared for very much
some time pgu hvrumr vrf, ronl
friends with % hoy here IN town aud
grrW N.,i uf my uut ot.ipWu friend
Therefore wrote him that his %lvttufs
had become ,rrt uuIntsfvsuuE aud that
I did not care iu correspond with hlWi
any more m, last letter I received
FROM him SEEMED mot fuf a. decent gitl
aud wrote back and told him sp !
iil 'rht ht uui corresponding with him.
Jii I nUt' ,
~ last Summ,f Will, I wHs NJ q auin
m,r resort I rhan,,d tu meet u vets
ui.p hu, who scented tu lU a perfect
gyujlcmtn had never truught much
about him until last week. when I re-
trItcd n letter from him lie Nrutr q
vyf, nice aud intrrt sting letter IT. toll
me all about his school and sriiool iy.
ti,Iiiys Ne then asked mo- u vas
yumirr back ~ the lake this summer
shall I tel him We ate. Tor I know We
are. ~ shall 7 ten him I don Z knuN
hubby
40 n Wa unsind &C. tell tn ho, that
his Letters sytr unintvrustlnE n NuI
F,if that BILE letter Nrtn mot eft H nHtut,
nu vatsd tu receive you shuuld mpfclN
nav, stopped Wfiiins w written n short
but courteous mote telling him that ,ur
li mot cate iu correspond an, longer.
tsI Tell him that YOU ATE. since n IL
zoo, truth
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bear Mr. Thompson am Fnlnr So
have = sucst before long who is n icla
u,a NJ mine. but vhuse company nni
,,ft unrunrrniai She Expressed her In
isni.on ut rnminr and there are IN uihci
relatives whp would extend their hos
wtaNiy ir hsf I waH u,rri Through t
sense Ut ,uurt,tl to ash aas. although
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

he hBf oprnl, said shc would do he
same tor me. What would you do "
Nuu vrf" IN my place. She Is u woman
who Wishes 10 be- entertained regardless
uf expense How should | entertain her
without ton much expense and yet not
hu v'u.r' Shall I stand tho expense ~
thrnt,ff. oty How ran ! make her feel
tb' injustice of her nature aud the i'm
practical ideas she rN'fishys'
You might invite sum, lUlirs In iat a
little ewing PARTY ur cards There "
np need Of your duiuE ANYTHING more
overlook her qualities that ,nu do not
Nkr uud Try To forget them while she
" your guest
bear ,lfs Thompson 1 am n rltl ~
20 and I have kept company with "a h.,
Of Z; We call, io f,r me and takes IN
iu thr1icls and dances don't love HIM.
hut I like him tor the good times h.
gives me he save me- ~ n hts rlc.
lures sbau I return them : have
hccu sclng with him Tor three months
mo BROWN EYES
There a. nn reason WIN You should
return the pictures Don't encourage
him io like iuu since ,ou rare only To-
the guui tmoa you have with him Let
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The New MARY Page
Gauntlet Glove
Some Splendid Glove Values
FOR SATURDAY. SELLING

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back.
" SlW - Real chHmuiscttr
gloves, ~ button length. . pearl
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N Sl?j-kayscr heavy six
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the new shades of champagne.
gray aud brown. one pearl clasp
II 5000 49, Fuwnrs gcnulnc
French KID gloves In uiuuc
seams two clasp three rows ~
%stitrhings ou hnok. navy aud
gray culur-.
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Saturday ~ sale Of Mems
Linen Handkerchief

Instead buy one II these ou
saturday ~ G9c. They are
made NJ the best grade NJ fruit
uf the Loom muslin The size,
are cut good and fun aud the
tailoring Is IT the hest. Special
Saturday only each 6Dc. - See
uud Floor. East Side.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
Saturday Specials

Pink. blue. red and black Md
81 - bedroom slipper, gSc.
Whittcmurrs Ice Polish NJ all
kinds &c.
GIT Edgc Polish, regular 2ir
lgr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

rlcu~c bear In mind that we I'm
spring Suits Ia, sell Mt SlGy5, They
and green wool aud are very neatly
SAX sizes range from ~ to r., q
West Side
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

course not every article In the collection Is worth 81, bu
vnllicrrs. In pin aud key designs, bead bags, necklaces II
elites Main Floor. Enst Side.