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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

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gnu5 anSeren cnt0edt iDllroe
8ir fonmcn oil cine Sappc, Oie
gcraoenpc05 III Sen Siuiicngrabcn
iiibrt. 9In ibrcm giugang iiebcn
5mei Solootcn nit Sonoeranoter.
Ghpd 30 SUB Dor ibncn Iicsen III
ibreut 9(ut mcbrcrc tootc gluiicn.
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g9ic wcit, bnben bic geiocn nid]t felt,
iteltcn f0nncn.
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5u baucn, BON bombeniicbcrcn llutcr-
itdnoea aanj 5il idueioen. 9lber Slun
Slid iiuO Die @r1ben ticf nnO ihmaI.
@enn tic auh to9auS, tngein inter
fcin0lihem glrtilericicilcr licgen 70
ridtet 0icies oc6 MIR gerinecn Sha.
ocn all. Smmcrbn iorocrt icoer Ia9
unter ocn 8rapcn Icinc Opfer. @e.
rooe ais mir ourd oeil @rateu qcben
rcwit ein Soloat oil ms porbci laut
itobncn0, oic 8Gnoc lin ben Gopf &C.
prcBt, III gc6cbtcn Spriinger. gS lit
cit @inioer, nit ipelher SGnclli1.
felt cr Our6 sen engcn GroibIis oa.
iCbieBt. Die anOercn ieben ibm
gleihgiiltig uoh. u9aerUcnhoc".
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Sroben. Scidcn ocripcrren ocn Mca.
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muB man oen SUP III flcine 20dcr
Der @dnoc ictcn. Gic meiiter @e.
ioacncn bot man ihon hinailigc'
bradt SIC licocn I'M @ebiiih nebcn
Den @rdbcu. llno i1 iclc, 0ob Ser
&c bon 2ei1cn" feinc SuperbcI be-
oeiltrt.
Sic 9cioblma oe9 9lbihniits, Onrdl
oet mir gebeb ioa bcnte glben0 ob-
geloit weroen. gloh Oen uohenlon-
gen 9Ingriiicn iino lie am @noe ibrer
arditc. ponneOS boben bier nit Der
/ glciMcn Gupierfeit gcfGmpft pic
IciitihoiterreiAer, 9onern ii6 ebcn.
10 i6neioi9 bciuicicn rpir 9rcuBcn.
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idbiiiHen Sdaer gelciitet.
Sd irage eincn Der Griinr0dc,
mann CT bergcfomnlen lit.
sd pccB MD, unhportctc CT
c6rliH. oSier eerlcrut man oalt5 bic
3eit. SIS gcbt ia INNER egol wcg
Qag ruo 9iadt4. slm critcn Ieicn Il,
bergcfonnen iagtc cin onoercr.
9lein, id]on ocn OrciBigiten. @igcut
licb iollten lie nab n a6er oanr
fam sic Meloung, oaB sic 8uiicn oil
5ront ourdbrahen iniO Die 21ionic
beiebt bielten. ga mur0cn lie in g(u
tos gelaoen mo ioiort eiliaeicbt.
Dlit GROCER 2cbboftigfcit idil0ert'
CT Sen Birrlparr 0es MologeicftS
pic Die icitcn 8erbdnoe 5crreiBc
mo fleinere Gripps uu5ineeIt per
ocn. Gueridldoer ourd6culen oi
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berfliepenoeit splitter iid per0iclia
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ben sic Sdger Siegcr Cic 9hNiel
ober niiiiien inter inigebelren Ser
| luiten oeu @alo rdlinlcn.
oIas iii oic dlte Gjcid)idlte, wiri
Gin ltnteroifi5ier cin o9ei'm Dor
riiden iino Die @crIujte pcit germ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
SIN bic Tamcu.

Iir ein5iar edule IN brr gte6t.
linierc 9dbsNlaiier eti oifeu Snugc Va
nieit uclgbe ole Rleioermn6erluufi rad ben
ncneten Dleiboofn crlerncn ipolen. i6Hnen bicS
IN filr5er 8eii ourh ben slnihlub On oirir
&iaiien crreiher, llHierrlbi allrrgera. glnd,
uiittnqe ufb glbeiio5. @eauenie Ghnbcn SIM
SCuie BegOnncne Irbcilcn f0nnen mdbrenb 6es
nrterriDieS iortoeiett iperben @riinblGer
lnlerrlht in Gffiuuri Ron s0hfiicrn crfbetlt
Ndbcrc Mn5iilnit fmriiildb obcr niiinbIih bel
Ufl pnbeF9 w, vO2' @tii'SnraiDea.S Situhs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

Scrr (in ,Sleiidcrloocr jrr 6rdii
ocs Snbobcrs) ~@lerhpiiroie, Groli
Suber, ic flcilier Die @iiritbf iper.
0cn oeito eroBer iperoen bic 9rinan.
Ten al Sbren 9lineeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
snAcsfSGc.

qm 2s 9escmter 3ndnrn HtEeHr Ar
ooa Norn CSlopcr Strubc 80 7nbrr ult
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elm 27 Ne3culbcr Hcirr Y. NtE ~. lzo'
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gtm IS. Ec5euiber Nmanod W. Sono,. Ar.
1910 BcitsNailmore'S Strdhc 40 Sabre OIL. 70
Qn 27 SGeHber 00rrn Y. eaWes' 2A'
1906 Gorb Jlount Sir0bc O5 ynbre nlt ot
9ifr rs. Gcsember Neprn y. VrIelt, 9sr 02ot
lNstt pccs 5trabc u Sabre ali. d.
gm 20. Sc5eubcr Nlcnupra Jcnhn9i ~
Gl2 Biiher sirdbr. GO Sdbrr alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
llrnHiid.

Sunoc Gin Ser @udbonOhms),
Der Seoereinbono lit ipunoerbarl~
Commits gllnO iebr prnftiiHl
4'cnr oos 9eoer no4 fnapper miro,
fDrnen Sic n 9oar 5tiefel onmit
tticbleii loiienl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
GipiOcnbcn.


ne Ttnlic1f Paul pou Bnltimrrt.
B0itimore. D,b., 90 Destnbcr 1915.
Tna Nirrftpruir dieter Eonf bdi bente zinc
bic gliiiondrc crfidrt bic nui Srhulic bet &C.
fndftc dui s. ,3nHunr 1911 ncbnhf iino. 5obl
bur nn uno nab oeui 10. Souuar 1917.
Die iintibfcibeNnbcr iucrbcn an s. 2nrnnt
1917 qdbloiicr nro am 10. 2nnrnr 1917
ec5fircf
(Ncj90~ gan3, 1910 aaiiircr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
NranS Rothc.

Q8 iiarb plBNlih am 20, 2Vembcr lYI0
6rouS Hpthr, aus Vriuri; Yrooin9 Sa~lsns
81. Heicmber, 9,ahmitinas nm 3 uhr pois
Sof w. @opCe Observation-Disclosures 0tdoliNcWcul,
gsr 1908, gselt.Balilmorestrah alio iail-
1cr,pan6ic pnb Trcunoe no cinlelubcu bers
iclben bciluirphneu NSe65p-1ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
@irdlIidle glMaeiaen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Trinith., unht 0Ieb ,traft

Bormiitde5: Sin duice airo".
Groen~.
@cuiabrsicicr: ,geos brinat oah ncue 9obr".
glm q 1anunr. aecuo5: @robc g9eibnaHiss
tDe530-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
eInrnh SdlmiNtmann.

IS narb am 60 GNember 1915 IN ietnsr
gsobnuna, Rr. 1861, Sho 10. strait Jacob
ed,mlbtnraun im gltcr BON II Subreu uHh .2b
Taaen, qellebtrr Sniie ber DcrilorbeHtH 1oppiu
Sdrii6tirann. pic Neeroipitra iin6ci 9ienitnes
nah Scr 6euiid)en bereiniQieH eudneetl@eH
0rhe GansQocnuc uu0 SilipH' SirnBe lp9a
iqIhft c.u Irauergoiteeoicnii .dhaepnlteH iplror
iino 6dnn ouf Dem ,CaIlnpH 5rieoboie" ltatl
(SC33i--Jun2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
NcriummlnnaS.9l .9lnsciseu.

27. December 1916.
Dic JohreS 9crinmuilina Der Nfltordre Der
,Dlarninno Goinafin 0pnipanh" miro nnt
1ituHna, O. 1nlunr 1911 I'M 1880 Yorr,
IN nen Nnrcor Der 0pmpa1itie scbnien per'
hcii.
9phn a. Sarlman.
(Cc52T---9O Sani-6) Scirctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

5liunnieriinfcn. llno iibcr'S SSabr
miro ridtS oa ieiii nls cin toofcr
8alo iiter einem 6clo poller 9eiben.
Ger Io0tcripnlo ocr 2pioniu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
@cruiidte Sln5riscn.


Griparcn 1c gcii. glcrpcr mo GelS hei'ri
Girsicben bon Redutnoen gQiTenicr etc
geir fbnn nieS fir Sic nit Gait mn DisEre
ton obne 9eiiperidnrlnh @oribnb. iperr
mcr 80, Nr 2i5-2is, Gonrtlnnoseirnhe
(HcsSf--Son6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
qunbpu Bari CSemeterh.

Snnpt-Gtnanug: Jrebrrid Slpao.
phrcau: 0r. u, BeltsSardtoed-Strdhe,
Begrdbuibpl1be bon $50 on, uHtcr belldnot'
qcr glutiihi Gmntthlumcn Beiuiuoc BiInn'
Ser etc. iiTio irl 1reibbdus nr oduptsGingnHa
AZ tnber. Infer aDcT;l lpirb, ueirn eeiphni6t
boriprc@cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

,,WnrriIon Vrrmnntntef Nnuptftn."
Dir 49, 2nbrcepcrinMullinn unb Wenntleni
rabl finoci an renitaa, glhen05 Q llhr. iin
3crcinAloidlc, Qr. 425, Eh.perlngtpns Sfrnfr,
itnit Die t5eimdftc crfnrocrn bic elripcienhrt
allcr Wdiqlicoer Snp Ihlem Hrdf0eiii.
8. Wrdrr, Sdntmeiiter 3 @lnrfe, Scfrridr.
(Ncl3O- -Sau2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Qcidlenbehattsr.
0amier Gafon,

2ci6cnbeitotter uno Giubalioinirer.
9t6 %enui1IDnHia.9 a.9lOeuus.
YrlepbDu: Mlt gesnon 54oG.
(Tnb9 fOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
frie0b6fe.
Baltimore Gemetcrp.


RHrcon! SunptGlnadna RBrin.9lueAne, BttsG
pcu Der Wdh.Strnhc.
Bcardbnihpldpc 6u periuulen non $t9 en.
Geitipn a. uuicr inmcripdhreu6cr slufItthi,
saS. Bnunl fir 3 riHfa6c Grhbcr. GlsgoHte
pasrnelirobcr'GsnonHo test ciieu.
(Srulf0lg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

Snbres. .@cridmutIuna. .f
Die SnDreS Seridmnnno oer glfiicndre ocr
r9ipri1.Gnem 2onn nrb Sapinas IHuciniiDu"
uiro 1ui Wlittluudj, s. ,Sniinar 1917 abpepoi
icn fiir bic ASnbl prll T. ? Rlreftoren 5tnnts
loIdl often Don biz libr Nheno5.
2ouIs Rebbcrger, IT,, 5eirei1r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

For life insurance which iusure-
see II, Newt Williams. special asen,
Dickson. Tenn
Mrs Mamie petway AMI dauah
ter, Miss Lille. Of White BIutY ara
here the guests Of Mrs. J. z. Gray
Pete Andrews, who has been
at work at MorrIstown for the past
few months, came home tuesday
Mrs. VI NJ Brown Is on the sicb
list, suffering from m attack Of
laerlppe
Miss lmoGene Slaylen il spend
INK several day, in Nashville thi,
week.
Miss George Donlldsou spent
Tuesday with Misses Mary nod
Mamie Bush on Jones Geek
CAiT,ri Pu'msn. Of Nashville.
spent SUNDAY here H." sueat ut Mr..
and Mrs J + FaImcr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

DO you know how TO huv life in
suranee? Do you know the form .
policy best suited TO your finance?
let me give your the benefit OF my
experience without cos, to you.
D. W, Carter, Agent
To compliment Mrs. William
Hogn. a popular bride, two enter
tajnments are to he given this week
Miss Edith Badge gives tea Fri
tay afternoon to the young matron'
aud" young ladies'. and Saturda'
afternoon, Miss Christine Hunt vii
Ne the charming hostess OF mis-
cellaneous shower.
At the last meeting o' Modern
Woodmen Lodge at Mis- place. th'
following officers were installed: y
4. Sager, Consul, + c. Cullum
advisor; G. W. Cullnm. Clerk; &
T.. Scott. Chief Forester; h. {
Thompson, Banker w I. Kan
nard, sentry, H +, Brown, Quite
Guard; G A. Slayden, l. c. Scott
aud r. A, Freeman Trustees. ". A
Bell has recently been appointed
Assistant Deputy and will hndesvo'
to work I'D q greater Interest in tn
Camp st this place.
The Dickson County Teacher
held their regular monthly neetint
saturday. AT the Wilson School +
|E 1orlaw County Sup't presided
Prof T. NJ Wilson conducted ih'
study in Pedagogy. he made tn
lesson very interesting. and his II
Illustrations were OF grest benefit t.
the teachers. There were thirty
| FIVE present. The next meeting j
TO be ut the 0akmont School an
the teachers are urged to get n
Reading Circle books and be pres
ent at these meetings.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Local and Otherwise
W~N~NN~~NNN~N~~~Q

], l.. Kirkpatrick, Of Mas willie
spent Sunday here
Hugh Wynns il spending the
week in Chicago
Mrs W h. Crutchcr spent Sat.
urday IN Nashville,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Bert parch.
man. Monday, Feb :. a daughter.
II n Williams has returned
from a business trip to Buffalo.
Miss Charlotte Jenkin. Of Nalen,
vile, is the guest Of Miss Minnie
Gray.
Mrs J, g. llaggard. of Nashville
il spending several days here the
guest Of relatives and friends
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Inns. g. N. WILLIAMS
GAVE UP AL HOPE
Family Was Told She Would
Die and Children We're
Summoned 10 Bedside.

4 Many WunueEtuI tuuuGS0u7cuA
have beer given Tanlac. but th'
stslenent made by Mn. G. W
Williams. OF Gadsden, Ala, H., IL
many respects, 30 remarkable a,
to almost increditable. Her com.
Iptete statement ioilow-,
/ For nearly fifteen years / have
had kidney trouble. | also had
stomach trouble aud suffered from
nervous indigestion. could take
no nourishmeni except a little
sweet milk. and would have pal.
Ipitstien oil the heart aud nervous
headaches aud terrible pains in my
sides and back. | got 30 weak |
had 10 take to my bed. and stay:
ed there Is months. Doctors call.
ed two or three times q day. but |
kept getting woFse until | was al.
| most a skeleton and had to be
turned in bed, and only weighed
30 pounds.
My husband spent more than
$500 GO trying 10 get me we'll.
Finally got so had was told that
could live only iew days. ] be.
lievrd, of course, tina, was going
To die and told my husband to ,ele.
graph Townsville. n. e.. for my
son and 10 Atlanta and Birming.
ham for my other children.
When my daughter-in.law. Mrs.
K {. Nelson. arrived from Atlanta,
she begged father to get mr Tan.
ixtg ~ Has SsSttsaa@saSss Ss,ssas4s>
Drug Store. and got me bottle
began taking il. and on the sec.
oud day | began to get hungry and
asked for something to eat. They
gave i; to me and it agreed with
me. and | have been eating ever
since. After a short time | got 20
| could eat anything | wanted aud
JUST mr. UnuCn ne l WaHteu.
After this, | improved right
along and il wasn't any time hard
" before | was out OF bed. II just
seemed the more fanlac | took the
better got and | have actually
gained AZ pounds in weight. !
sleep good nov and am not nervous
any more like | was. Yes. ] feel
almost a. we'll a. ever felt in my
life and am doing nearly all the
homework and milk the cow and
churn the milk.
After | got able to e. about, !
visited my daughter, Mrs Short.
at Ensley, Alabama, and have just
returned from trip to the store
| don't do anything but talk about
ranlae, All Of my neighhors are
talking about it too, and think II
wonderful how this medicine has
helped me.
Every word have told you is
the truth. for was 40 near death 8
door that told my husband and
children how wanted to be buried
OF course | didn't know at the
time, but the doctors had told them
tina, it wasn't any use TO give me
any more medicine, but to just to
keep me as comfortable az possible
II want you TO thank Mr., Coop
or for me. as owe my life to this
ranlac. II any one doubts my
word. jus, tell them TO come TO zee
me, or talk to any OF my neighbors
ii they want to know how low
was"
TanIac is sold in Dickson exclus-
lively by Matthews Drug Co. ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

-
| Atty III. c. Richardson resurue'
Tuesday from several DAYS bust
nsss trip tn MiIEankes aud Chi
eago.
| The many friends Of Mrs. T. l.
Bright are pleased to learn thai
she il recovering from q severe at.
tack 81 lagrippe.
Miss Elsie Dull LET, Monday night
Tor "a. Louis. in the interest Of the
nillinsry department oi the Dick.
son Mercantile Co,
Prof 7. NJ, Wilson will speak al
the meeting Of the Epworth League
| next Sunday evening al Q O'Clock
a, the Methodist Church.
Let me pay Of the msstsge on
YOUR farm by giving yon policy
III the Missouri State Lite Insurance
Co. D, W Carter. Agent,
Misses Coral Putnam and Lottie
Hu3aon. Of Nashville. spent the
week end here the gues,s Of Mrs.
Everett Fulmer,
Chas Griffin and B. II. Grigshy
left Monday for Chicago, where they
will buy spring and summer goods
for the II Dry Goods Co.
Sam A. Freeman spent several
days this week in Nashville as a
delegate to the 4, \. +. L. State
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. &, l.. Pentecost
left Monday Tor Louisville. where
they will attend the National Can.
ners Association, which 10 in ses.
sion in that city.
Miss AnnabaL Bamett he's return.
el IT, Nashville WHERE she has ac-
.cP6rpti' aspb-jTian wf{t@t+iv castNTr.
Knott Dry Goods Co., fnr the spring
season.
Mr., aud Mrs B Q. benson car.
ried then little dlughter Irene. to
Nashville Monday, where she was
operated on. having her tonsils re-
moved.
SALESMAN WANLED-To look
after our interest in Dickson and
1dJAcant counties. Salary OF Com.
mission Address LlNrulN On Co :.
CLEVELAND, Omu'
Mrs. J !. LarkinS Of Jones
Creek, and Joe Lsrklna, Of Nash.
willie, spent saturday night here the
guest Of hl. brulher, Ed Iarkins
and family.
Chas McNurry, Lucjan Rogers
and kgheri Grain, who are attend
Castle Heights, At Lebanon, az
spending several days here with
their parents on account Of the
main building # the school being
DESTROYED by fire few nights ago.
], Q lngham has SOIL his inter.
est IN The furniture stor" Of Taylor
Il lnebam to 7 W. AMI Talmage
Taylor and the business now will
he under the firm name Of Taylor
Bros, Mr., ani Mrs Ingham have
moved back To Ellis Mills, where
they have extensive farm interests
Last Friday afternoon the SIM
Culdado Club met with Miss Lucy
Wynu- Mrs G. l., Rouldin was
the only additional guest. After
spending a pleasant afternoon sew
ing. the club girls were served al
menu with hot coffee.
Miss Glenn Leech assisted Mis- |
Nynns IN serving.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

Rev. J. Y +. kay hoe II 20 preach
in st, John's Lutheran Church oi
Die ksnn. Sunday, Feb. II At 1913
a m. an theme appropriate 70
Young women, "a requested by thc
". W c. A lie will meet th+
catechetical Glass at 800 IA.
sunday School convenes at go a
IN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

The Thomas Marble and Gran
te Works is the largest finishing
shop between Nashville and Mem.
phis. We don't pay Is per cent.
commission to sgen.s--we give
our customers wha, the agents get
Ey selling them from our WORKS.
Come and get prices on anything
you want. Thomas Marble
and Granite Worka,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-30
SCRUBBING THE SCRIBES.

NIiN ], II that the name of Cobb suggests Ty to nine
W men and Irwin to the tenth \ writer in the Book
man attributes It all to the Column" He insists that the
baseball Column has made the name, Of diamond stars ia
mllar household word, lie is sure il the papers would
print similar column about writer's We would follow the
authors Of plots and clmasc, and dcnouemcn,, quite A,
eagerly as We now chase the perpetrators OF inside stuff
Ilomeric 'ma,hcS and pu,illanmous strikc-ous
He may be right Certainly he has suggested an idea
We imagine the spectacle OF Irwin Cobb crawling stealth
iIy along the KEYS of his typewriter dodgng ms,pd cx-
we''on that 'hrong his until at las, he rouncc, with
Iygcrl'h leap upon his cria prcy-wc imagine that spec
iacle could be made as thrilling ,ha, OF ! Raymond
stealing third in broad dayheh,
And II you'll stop to think about i, minute there must
be lot OF yirlc copy in Jack London that has never
reached print and never will by the proposed literary
column Whether the abysma brute eats four or five
pounds OF bcciscak Tor brcahia, /, a question we
should all like to have settled auhorat,cb and COOL
column conductor could do II And spicy paragraph
could he written about the way London drag, hrs ,,cnog
raphcr around the study by her golden locks in moment, OF
cave man rage The qups Mr. Ever, ,os,e, at trembling
unpreS are pale academic mvcmcanors wc suspect COM
pared with Jack London.s heroic moods
Variety could be given to the column saw IN A neat
'uSay ballad portrayiug Robert Chambers tripping dcy
through the kisses and embrace, and langul,hng mo.
mentS OF the lovely bu, uncertain darngs OF his pen
There Is no reason declares the writer IN the Bpokman
why Nna'oe France should be as well known a, Ma
poleon laloe lie might have said there were man, rca
sons why Ana'ole should be better known than Nap-or
rather, widely known Ne 49, We should say, every
whit as dangerous with the pen as laoc i, with the bal
, IN ono respect hi, carly education was sadly neglected
Like r,crhod, else in the world he never learned to pl,y
'eoonlha'e like laioe Hence Anatoc, comparative
oh,cury
But the idea OF this literary column /, good one Any
idea that create, more newspaper Job, IS a good one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-30
TO JUBILATINC JONESBORo.

THOUGH Oklahoma CIV know, huc about defeat
from actual experience She nevertheless ha, the
spor''man'hp 'o lose GRACEFUL, She make, her bow
therefore to louc,huro, Ark which ha, captured rhe
Ozark Trails convention for next wear Oklahom, CITY
sinoefe, hope, that ,he meeting will hr The association,
banner gathering
Il i' unnecessary. OF course 80 he,rc,k apprccl,,c
recognition for Springfield, bras, band when 'hc good
foad'tet' assemble in conference a. lnne,horo neat
June The band di1 FAR more than crlhs'l,h intervals
OF ,hr Springfield pnrlamcn, with ",on,our,c of sweet
sound,' Il made history I, delivered IN, decisive vote
for lons'horo Thai h5, should hr cmhllmrd in lone,
botoh arehiye, Il should he r'uhh'onci .n 'hr towns
snnals assuming thar l.rr.h1r, ha, an emNlaioncr
Aud FROM he Springfield engagement We of course.
have learned le''on u ,ha, might hc called hr,,,aud
voodrf,n The 0I Injunction sairv hunting partridge,
with a hns hand lNs. nn' 1rn', 700 ozark Ip,, com.
ver'iHr. 'r u,d IuG convention B.. u.' q rar,rI,r
Y B, quite different lnl u' NH Dc H.'r, ar ,h, p,.
co"' dmiN .r.rI. r rs rrrar,s1 m ,hr silver,
hhm'nu ny Ns flute Z, , charmed N. hr ,auni,n.
eorr,' 9, i, 'hr kn1 .. N,1 ,r short cha, ns,, ., h,
',tsra1,' 'rns,hor. knew chat We didn't Hence,
these ..nHaua'.n.
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sArs orr

H0ia orr
Wong 'hr street there comos
\ n.nro NJ huE'os. u'Nr NJ drums
n'sh " color beneath mo .sv.
The n1s BE- passing hy
Rlur and crimson and white 10 shines
Hats orr
Tho .uI'.s nsf.,e us nr
hu' NOR" than ihc H,f 2, passing ny
Son. nFh'e and hand nghu rri1, nm.
great
Fought 90 mnke ana 10 save tho state
Weary marches and suEr- ships
cheer" NJ victory ON diving lips.
lovs NJ plenty ari years NJ peace
,ihrcl. NJ = strong lands swift Increase
luual Justice. risht and hw.
stately honor md royef'nci awe
Sign NJ 1 nation rrspi ana strong
IH ward hoe HvHpl" from fur Irr wrong
Pride md E'Ur and honor Nh
II'" in the cu.ofs 10 stand or IAN
Hats off'
'lonF 'h~ street there comes
\ h.Hr" ~ ugl't ufnr ~ drums
lni ln rl hearts bfo beating l,EH
WriH uW
The nrg Is passing t,'
Henry linlr'vh Urrn.,' uss1l
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Naclr between Oklahoma City and The
lvic championship VI the world In
Flint. though, one large concern alone
i'oN over a hundred Memberships /,
was am automobile manufacturing
company fully capable Of taking a
'huu,and
Memberships in Okhhom, Ci,v
represent individuals. When our cam.
ralgn here =, completed the Chambe,
"i Commerce will represent more pcoy
pie more varied array oi indu,,ri,,
and more civic patriotism than any
similar organization In any t,' IN.
''c NJ thl, IN The United STATE,
III hu, lar the sole reason that ,h,,
campaign will unite these varied unit,
ui population and industry .ru am or.
ganiss'inn working ,nlch sf the good
OF Oklahoma City the .lmpaign will
he success
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Minute Interviews

II have heard ~ ,hc iamou, Okla
homa spirit and ni the spirit of OK.
ahoma City ! knew II, was h, r
somewhere The only problem ahead
oi me and ms fellow worker, was 10
unrarh H. shock q, into action aud
watch 70 work
TIN. va, me comment ~ Dan \
Reed. head ui me expansion cam.
Htgu II the Chamber IT Commerce
llr vh, speaking Ut me ,u,yc,, ui Nh,
membership movement,
'll this campaign had fallen ''l' n
would have proved 'he worst d,ap.
p.n'msn' oi m, HE" continued Nr
Reed u .imr 200 Okhhpm, D,v mll,
expecting 10 make a chamber ul com
wcf,e record will say. however
that | hardly expected ~ attain the
,u,frt, that ,ssm, imminent
Flint Mich. q, now ,hc only nh
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BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.

Eugene Was very mlsrhi,vols Urle
b.N uni pits mothers patience Wps worn
'o the limit She had sp0kcn ycf, nicely
10 him several times without effect Fin.
tll1 sn, sN
NuH HrH perfect little hsaih,r'
lo 'ou mean N' demanded IuEvnc
Indeed. ] 1u said the mother
Then mo'f'' said the boy. WI,
CONT ! Keep imi i' cents a week YOU
simm' i.r me sunday school collection
! ru's. Tim u7 hard up 1a AN, of ihe
rest nf .,r
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Our loe Millet Cnnies,

Charley lIaggcry ~, the uldc., Joke
IS the one about the Irish section iurc
man who was called down hy 'hc super
nicudent for making hi, report, iu1
lengthy lie va, ordered tp make M,
reports htlei and To- the point Nhou'
a week later there va, big wa,huu'
At Dohh,tuwn lh, o., 'he repur, o.,
oclved hy the superintendent from n.
gan 'p1hb''pwu. luuc w Where no,
railroad va, the river is Hogan"