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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Anrn Duknfu.

Sr9bt ueo WinOt. Chris 2arion,
ser bar oniat al @reat Nortbern ga.
men til at lfuiie Sne, er peo Minot
blepen paafiort al ct Sog og orGbt.
Sramb / Wanban. Geerlei3 @af.
ing Sos InlGg % Ell cottages SrT.
bpgnina neobrpnote ben 16oe os. /
Manoan. Sobet ananpes til 500.
900.
Sarcn ipruuloer Sfaoe. Sarmcr-
ne PED San9Non flager oper, at Sa.
rem anrctter itor Sfaoc paa &lspc.
ren. Ser panitaaes at pTre he alo-
perengc, Der nriten belt ~eoelGgge@.
Manttc luSc grm afiGtte. = Ole
@inoin9luno ueb Earf Hluer bar
muottct laOe lin bpire Irnl alnpllte-
re citcr at houc pprett uolut for en
lllpffc. @an tit i'm enc Saano fnlIt
/ Ell auTrn, % oct nouifleoe Jig I'll,
at oct meite al Irnel maottc olrcs.
SpnongSluucns 8jenucmfprelie.-
Get har pott nlegen SpnlcrtIomhco
/ @iSmnrtt GA iorreiten ope belle
Stntcn, at !lttornep General Mtl.
liam SonQcr mco i'm ier bctlenotc
FoagaaeubcO bur begpnot 8ienncm.
%ierelie al Ssnbagslopcn, % oct
impbcieea mleo mlegen Snteresle,
buprlrOca Neiciterets0pmmter :. Y.
Mcbinion oil lille iig ~ligeouerior Den
Sag. Gomnleren blep nerllig ior-
lcbcn SsnbaQ, "a ban iffc tlirtoc Iaa
fipbt ell guia, iaa forbitret, Of ban
uoiteoc Ell Sr0re ON at De iprlficllige
Sorrctninger i0ien funoe bploes aab-
ne. Spnmmtret peo ocitile bgie Nlt'
forfeit oabncOe g. q. HelIon ltror
i'm EpoIbaI, men blep iaa arrclteret
al Orr. Sangcr. Chen bar Spnoaas-
lopen pGrct 9iennemfprt, % SiS'
nlurcfa % andre @pers "efoltnlng
bar lrrt at gisre fine neopenolgt
Snoficb @erongs Iiten. Seleltercta-
hommcrcn uor heller life iioIte Sen'
Dag iltauo til at iaa fisbt lin Npts,
mcn ncgen Srore blcp oenne Sdli1
life uoitcot - ban inoltrGntene 'ta
ill at crtlUrc set ior "latterllat"
Hep. Samea Noiiman Vattell, aon'
0regaiionoIiitpreit / Willlston, bar
begpnot at tage lin Cert ira oennt
llopcrensltemnelie mellem Soper;
Sounobupere inoen Stater. Slolt(
Seuoag toltc ban ON zen lop9len
nemiprcnoc Nttornep General % CT
lcpopcrtrrScnoe Ssieiteretsocmner"
meoenS han npite Senoag bar lope'
at tale ruer ben ioreilaaeoe Sllbdae
foIbellc al set iieroe Siio peo Seatr'
Tor YnSbiucocr inoen Staten".
%erSems itsrite Farm furiuinScr
Zen berpmtc I%alrpnlple' 6arm
Sroia % Gais Gcnntper, o'te ON
talt iom Ser itcrIte / %eroen % tlello
operaIt bpor 2anbbrug er ior'rgt e.
ter cn itpr Maaleitof, oil III biirtls
ioripinbc. SC $4,000 Icres, Jon
enomi or tilbase al Sllper Sal
rpmpleS pGloise Sarnr, ltal mn no
imtfeS / Sarme ira 16O III ~.
gcreS bpcr % iGIges. 6armen 81
Dog ~tiIiaacS til @aarcn iom alnllIl
bclis, ga Se u%oitrafte M9re er plelc
% SGoen lager iGrois, men ilaa
Aplin9er til Soften or 'ifret oil Sal
rpmpIc.S armcn life lTrgere cTIlfere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
miarruHn.
Standardization brrnht.

NCrHuuNtnuIluH urUHpl. SppE
Sanens Decentralization / Stepens
Eoint neobrpnbtc ben 25be o.. =
Sroanc Tanolconinger iinfebe Srauo.
mGnocne / beres Nrbeibe. Mibler.
tibi9t &ontor CT oprettct / Ell Coos.
So9n.
Sihfuih bar "tpr" Spnoaa. Sor
ierite Sang poa omtrent 81 Iar
hapbe Sihfoih MI en- tor" Senbaa.
Nucns 1872 Salooupnrtnr bapbe lagt
liz sIttornen 8rncraI Smens Ibpar'
Tel paa %ierte, o. StatenS Sop meN
&enipn til Salg al berilienbe Srifte
paa Sensaa blcp Tor Ell Gangs SfplS
o~perholbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Orrpnn.
.fpuppater %pnlfummen.

Sfusupater umfpmmen. Sfoguog.
tcreu Hi,siea ~. 9briitianien, Der
bIep borte unber Sncltormen Sllle-
bag, or Spnoog bIcpen 9%ieniunben
npr Sopire. Siget laa iulbitGnoiat
ifilllt nloer Sneen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Sun Dnkntn.
0efienbt @esiiuatun. Mano bpo.

Srnnf @liIs, en- befienot Hancber oa
apGgoporptter nGr @esiiingtoil, err
aigaaet peo Cohen Iom Selge al en-
automobilulpffe. San bar noe at
fjsre meb lin Saoer, Oa Walfinen
pPlteoe npr Mitcben.
Staten pinber Mrpeiag. Staterls
Sfnttefonmlisiion er blepen unoer=
rettet ON, at Sagen %nngaacnoc arpes
ifat al @i1inm 3eeringS citerlaote
Gienoom / Soutb Safota er bleuen
niaiort til Stntens Soroel. Sfatten
omiatter Ell Sitm al omtrent $780,
600.
Tnrmere ienbcr Snreiteg. Iarme.
re peo @bite 2ufe ioranitoltcoe for
nplig Ell Sareiagt o. lenote llobpttet
al oeune til Sioltr Gitp for llooelin9
blanot De iattige Der. Oette bar for
rciten life ierite Sang, at oisie 6or-
mere bite i'm &~elgiorenbeo, ioet Be
nogen Sio fsr Ienote ct tort Eartt
ierif i%rosien Silt til Sattigfolf / Iam-
me On.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

Mt tmrtre 2orfisIeIte paa en- 1as.
1aa xaratipe NrVmo Cuiuiue. Ter or tnR
en- "Sromp SuiriHe'. g 10 Sropts Siauatnr paa
sSisu. SO. Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

yiIsS fmrsret paa fra 9 TIL ~ Tact.
apptheserrs tiIecasbttaltr Utnetne. hpts Salc Clint
uenf IN furerer flstnbe. fiiuift. elseeret tler 'nnllas
pllss. 5srifs gupereeI'e iiuerer. 80 cents. Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Mnrroaos SfolebgNnina brGnot.

Norronb4 SfolcbnNning ncobrUnot,
iprlc0cn nlco ct Cab al $4,000. 81
Sen pnr npitonct ueo ct nlongclilllot
Sun3rer.
Mplcinonitricn / Stampc. Otter
al Wpllcrnc / N%tinncnpolla bar Qanct
mc0 noQcnlmNc iulo Strait &c 'i0Itc
Mar llacr, lloor &nbuitricn 0cnnc
Hoe iQieu / Stonpc al MunNcl puu
&cruboncpoQuc. Slraho9 gar ncp
pc not 30 Trocclt Al Den belle Mcl
lc0rl't iQ0nN.
Gu fruiulincrct Sfulc iifrct. 81
fer CT nuIl9t nfbolbt @nlO / &act'on
Gountn nil ct mt tpnioiiOcrct Sfolc-
biltrift. om'attcn6c 30 Scftlpncr.
tlIpc oprcitct. llbitchClic Al Wpno3
nil itnr'c Sc nobpcnoiNc NiioIcr I'll
@nAujnl, ion I'll Soften nil n0bnt2
mes omtrcnt $50 Clever ~ ienl SU
rcre.
Stircno i 9ico Mino. ~ aurora
5flflub al Nco Miul bpilfcn alllb
ruuitaor al port Sen Isritt al lit
SI0l@ prQuujierct / ot Sorcnebc Eta
Ter. a'holocr nUite SGnOaN Sen 2tbt
SaUuor, ut nurliNc Stlrcno. ajub.
zen I'll lcubc 10 cIicr - Al line Sfi.
lapcrc til Nci rationale Sflrcuo. Iom
nil uibpl6c2 / Gorbiu0clic mro
SportltcrurroIc. / 81. NOul.
Suluthe "uGaoc" Nuipnnima itpttcs
Ter pouitooc2 uc0 llQeu9 NcgpnbcI.
Ic. at &c "uauocH" NaINouip1nin9 /
Nulllth ullhc crholhe mcuCm lem ~
icr lu'cn lluoCritri'tcr o. az ga.
loOnlparQ2nioalet ri oialrrCa PED al.
~nIinhciiGt &0i9 oen 30ic Npril, Ior
At bCr0mmc lud0lnt TalN trTnaca
finn llnoCrltriltcr al 10 Vroccnt a.
&rl8crnc, ~ oi&lc 10 Nroccnt no.
Qlor finn 1928.
81 Gmbco smTuo aiuee Sprcis'
ninG. Nnmmi@iUrcrnc NJ. u. lllpc.
Dahl % Sohn @urioct, Scr lomn,cll
nch oe ANDRE Nfcblclnlncr al Ncocbi,
china Gouutp> Mumni>iion OF Golnl.
tpall0itor SIccmm 'u~ipcnbcrrhc3 iro
III Gmbc0c, or bcrue llgc Al @uper'
nor @urudriit bcororct Qlcuinoiai
Gmbcoct. Ser Nil iCucrc tage@ ell @c.
itcmmclic mco Gouutpalloitoren %
&c andre NommiaiTrer.
Sicneiteant INN Taltncr. GorI
Stnocn. o9iaa tlcnht Iom Narrr
SohnIon. cr blcpNl arreiteret i Obi
coGo ~ broGt iilboac til II. Same:
Tor ot titles unocr Intlage ion
Sal'tler, Sinbcn par auiat ion
Slencltc9ui paa =. u. Spanipn.
Sornl, o. eiter al bare iorlaot Sle
neitcn Daalioocs ban CT hare iorial
|. ltct SpaniouS Napn paa @~anfanpiS
, nlr8er bIcbenoe lig I'll 1925.
Ieaen SrGnerina i Slue Garth
, ! @lle Garth Sourtp or Ger / 1871,
ub9ipet oper Ell WiQipn Collars 10
I oiientlise SrTncringSarbeibcr Ger
4 ill fommcr Den Srpnerina, icm sor
mere bor giprt ior egen Heguins DC
c at lPggc SrGner!nearer ira enfcli
B Steoer paa iinc Gienoomnle % II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
MpncinNnitricn / Siampc.

at Wollcrnc | W%lnncnpolla hnr Nnoct
nco noQcnlrmNc iulo Strait &c 'i0Itc
Mar lllcr, ltoor Snbuitricn ocnnc
Hoe iQieu / Stumpc al WanNcl pnn
&cruboncpoQuC. Siraho9 car ncp-
Ne not 80 Vrocclt al Den belle Mtrl
lcOrlit iQunN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
3fli,titrTntu.
Nutclbrano / Eumbcrtun.

Notcl / Snmbcrton, eict al Charles
0ouaull, or nc0brTnbt. Sabct be-
lahcr liz i'll $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

NorronoH SfolcbnQning ncobrrn0t,
iprIc0cn nlco ct Cab al $4,000. 81
Sen par opitonct uco ct mongclilllot
Nrmarnr
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08
AN UNEDITED ITEM

office especially the smaller
sub
showed intelligent
that
old i'm OF youha o
latter without revision touching
likely the smaller offices
limited overworked
country
Editorial he tells
heading Distressing Accident" follows
which
OF
presence
be
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

TO talking about blondes and brunettes.
he said
SCIENTISTS says that
BLONDES VIII disappear in a few
years"
~THAss right" she nurmered
AND if you want one you'd better
speak up right now"
WATCH our social news for the rest
Of it,
We know girl who
SLIPPED a set OF dice in a sweater
she knit for one Of the boys over there
and she wrote note
SAYING that she expected every
American to dc his duty.
WHY raise the price of milk
WATER hasn't gone up.
a DETROIT paper put it exactly
eight
WHEN it says
ANY man in this country who il not
eady Ia talk for the American side
PUT up money for It
FIGHT for it
WRITE for it
AND pray for it, is an enemy
AvOWED OF implied
AND he should he treated as such.
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

THE
communications
Al
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08
BEG YOUR PARDON. BILL!


with Wilhelm
OF
WIhsn,
Gen short birthday and
adds him Var Lord
should hereb OLD
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

was porn IN DewlJt county, Illinois.
After graduating from high school he
entered the Law Department. of the
| University of Illinois. where he was
graduated in 1912. He Immediately
came to Hammond where he has prac-
.ticed law. Since coming to Hammond
he has been active IN the affairs of
his party. Quite often in the absence
OF the Judge he has acted as Special
Judge in the City Court, and he has
There demonstrated his ability to per
form the duties of the office. He acted
as clerk Of the local Registration
Board last June for the enrolment of
the army; and when the drawing oc-
Cured his number was in the first
two hundred called. He is now in the
army service at Camp Taylor Mr.
Mckinney is 30 years of age and re-
sided with his mother at 1000 Park
Dlace.-Adv
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08
ASPIRATIONS OF OUR GROWN PRINCE

Washington the
in
principles
ed
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08
Book of Esther.

The hook Of Esther is read through
by the Jews in their synagogues at the
feast of Purim. It has often been re-
marked as a popularity of the book
that the name Of God does not occur
in ii.
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08
OUR CoUNTRY's VITAL NEED.

with national responsibility who will
gaVanz into Immediate action those consider this no
phase Of be
vigorously sacrifice
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08


before roolshIv the increase!
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

to
is all high but all
ed thousand
has taken $4,000 Of ns
stupid man that Hin isn't
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

THERE
trihIng
neglected wife compelled
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

SAVE the snakes. department agcul
But this
stopped disullng the stuff that
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

GASOLINE enough but
o 1t.
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

YOU must have had quite an event
ful life to know SO much
ABOUT human nature7" said one of
our
ESTEEMED lady readers
YES dear lady cen true
WE'VE knocked about quite a bit
WE'VE seen lots Of funny things and
been In lot of tight places
WE also have been
TIGHT in a lot of places
SHE was a blonde and a peach
HE was calling on her and they got
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

ONE OF our sweetest young friends
WISHES US to advocate
WIDER street car seats so that it
viii be possible
FOR two sweate -knitters to sit to-
gether =
WE appeal to the street car companies
to put on special street cars for the
dear knitters.
LADY wanted her doctor to give her
something to put little color into her
cheeks.
so he told her one Of his parloi
stories
1T did
The Lake County times., 1917-10-08

WHY it seem pc
fectly lawe a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
ABANDONED FARMS.

ONE OF THE REPORTS concerning the farm labor
shortage is that there farmers in Oklahoma who are
abantonng their farms for this reason and moving TO
town to dwell among the bright lights and other modern
convcn,nces, This probably Is true in but few ISOLATED
cases but to any extent which is fact Is deporable
Oklahoma is too young state to have abandoned farms,
stled arstocracy other signs Of decay And certainly
this time go away and leave farm flat its back
Now before the nation demands and the world
demands Of the nation the maximum acreage and largest
yields There is sympathy for the farmer who up against
labor shortage but the least he do under the crcum
stances is make the best of bad matter to farm all he
can well he can calling in the Of tractors and
other labor saving implements which help get the same
results with reduced man power The result may be some
thing less than his ondest hopes but will have adyan-
tagc over the abandoned farm in the matter Of production
This is time for cutters sackers in any line and
the fine patriotism OF most farmers in extending acreage
devotng land to food products developing the live
stock industry and otherwise laborng TO increase supplies
Afor the International arder is encouraging to the country
That they do this many Of them in the face Of heavy odds
adds to the merit Of their efforts Even the abandoned
farms of the states being redeemed many in
stances and surely farm which still retains its soil in
good working order should be left to lie sow while there
is hunger among our allies and demand for two-dollai
wheat in our own country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
SIDE[lGHTS0NWARN0NES.

PEEP the schools Ca Camp Logan Houston Camp Travis San
vivid impressions Of the skill i, and speed NTH With which The he. war & a%sC. s
Did YOU % know that as high thve percent the selected men one
when they ned on few month; ago. Iha, TACT Of the
received Camp Travis lh, month there not single
* mark the brigade payroll It means that hundreds Of men already have
learned considerable about reading and numbers since they became units
know OF no way showing Americas
OF immense value this nation producing citizens
II It wise give addresses scores Oklahoma
each Of whom give testimonial benefits already With
few exceptions the training already has shown better carriage harder
mind 7lahd Pnlesd who carried nsb check.
him last week lie IS sergeant now lie benevolent Young @ despot on
He straight West Point graduate His face /" round
voice. lie beae deeply and he love, the lie You should hear
about his work The boy is like infant with He wants
LOCAL boards lot notion, into the selected head, which
drilled into them before they left the home that they were going where
regular army who would throw guardous
away from him for three months and force him 70 do kitchen police for
Travis for the great adventure with fear and visible trembling
lunch hear
take at its face value the kind and generous treatment they received upon
arrival ihee were many 'usststns that the h greeting soon would be
Good grub plenty Good quarters Discipline but gnleman
pon,bc for the lighting spirit the morale Of Oklahoma brigade
M brigade of the u according to Brgade General Patsy ONe'
the Sa%P IS % % 1890 ] m Gmn, s@ % stat. 9 sS y s Be- s'"s @
by the first draft will be rp msPartd @ 10, % war there ~ m , ,
national guard division and have read volumes concerning the great
| activities there
The old First First Oklahoma infantry now has lost identity the
42nd Texas brigade There 1890 Oklahoma this
Col A. w. Boors Bowie, heard lot the
Of
Antonio working hard have been
very little so fitting Camp Travis IN
"degh" until material leaving Camp Logan and Camp Bowie
| furnish and hghight
Of the Nnieth division commandedby MAJOR Genera
Camp Travis after several weeks
schooling the fighting France.
regiments 67th and the 3S8th The 3S
the of the the 3S8h TIN
half the For record
Pawnee Payne Lincoln potawaom Pnooc
Murray Love Take any of Oklahoma and draw line dow
dividing lin
regiments The named and all others the
in the 557th regiment
Usage Okuk Seminole Hughes Coal Johnston and Mar
shall and all the 35Sth
Every who follow tn
Of should himself with
lft in his only follow the
accurately
possible Company h from Okahom
Company McCn Ga and Pontotoc counte
w NJ. II.
he contnued)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
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GOD SAVE THEM.

n Op save the divers kings,
whom the anthem rings
loyal throatS may they withg
dom choose all policies they use
may they never lose their royal 9
God save all kings and queens, pr,
and horse marines, whose hearts
right; let us not choose and
God save the lowly hick, digging \.
bombs are thick, there in the
God save the. nameleSS wight, b
at dead Of night, on foreign 4
buried in crimson mud while ID
ceaseless flood wayeletS OF hi
blood flow eycrmore. God save
noble boys, going where war des
bodie. of men; guard them by
and day, send them, from far (
when ended 1thc fray, safe
again. God Save the widows
widows in hui and hall, mothers
brides Waiting for James or
who is forever gone; and the
stream flows on, in sobbng tides.
save the little lads robbed of
loving dads, children who weep;
at their mothers knees. 81
Where's daddy please1" Line
with such as these, monarchs
chean.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
RAIDING AMERICA.

yxJlIEN HALIFAX felt the shock OF exploding munitions
w in the disaster last week the first impression that
Hun air raid had struck the city Worse than any air
raid in its dire results that awful accident but that
the Atlantic seaboard OF country may expect Ger
man avators next spring summer, is the opinion ot
William Allen White who recently visited the war zone
Writing in Golfers the great Kansas author explains
that the opinion expressed is rather that of high naval and
military authorities Of the allies, than his His expec-
ation is that the Tcuton flyers will start from ships prob
ably submarines bomb our leading cities add few more
deaths of women and children to the record OF ighuneS
and then land live happily ever aiterward as wel-ed
prisoners OF war
However there is method IN German madness 1t isn't
necessary for bloodhirsy German to far tc
murder women and children lie could do that in France
or England and does, bombing few hospitals from time
TO time to give touch of variety to his campaign o.
aocy But theory that by coming to shores, say
ing few civilians here he will create demand that ou
| fleet must return 10 home waters
1t is something which may not happen 1t is to be hopeC
il will not but there is wisdom in Mr. Whites article
preparing the nation for it, that the shock may be less
should it come and that the people may know that tn
fleet must not be recalled 1t in European waters wher
| il can kest guard our lines Of communication vital Il
the CO uance Of the war The German plan barbarou
and cruel but 1t would be utter folly let turn from
our purpose Our purpose you probably know, is L
whip Germany in decisive manner matter how othe
war aims may be interpreted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
THE DEADLY MOTOR CAR.

rNEATHS FROM MOTOR CAR ACCIDENTS have
shown an increase Of than three hundred percent
in the past six years according high life insurance OF
cial who makes mortuary statistics his life work Per
haps through the efforts OF Henry and others motor car
have increased as rapidly but regardless OF that no one
wants to be hurled hence by the gasoline route and suci
death rate increase may we'll the dodgms pede'
tran as well as the daring driver.
Since he is high life insurance official most o whom
dwell far up on Easy street the stascan above quoted
probably drives car At any rate he places much OF the
blame on reckless pedestrians who start for the other side
of the street at the wrong time and then go on up the
golden stair leaving unfinished business for the coroner
MANY an automobile owner has felt that life would be
glad sweet song il walking should become lost art and
will welcome any plan keep the citizens on foot in their
proper places
However the motorists themselves occupy leading
place in the petrol casualty list Much of the carnage is
due to mixing booze and benzne and then trying to beat
the lightning express grade crossing or cut down
husky telephone pole in It's prime The JOY ride may not
take the Joy out Of life but takes nderabe life out Of
JOY from time to time
In city even in this city, one frequently maryeIs, SC
numerous are motor cars that there aren't accidents
increasing trade for the hospitals and undertakcD But
there are too many is and with people constantly
going in for motoring. there must be increasing restraint
motorists and pedestrians alike Europe is in position
to supply all the bloodshed needed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
REGISTERING THE WOMEN

THIS CAMPAIGN Of registering women for war work.
which began in Oklahoma City and elsewhere through
the nation today deserves and will get liberal response
from qualified women and girls Of this city and country
Some OF those who register will be called for the non
combatant work Of war and should 60 readily gladly as
men 90 TO do It's Nerner work.
The women should know, and most OF them do, that
this their war as much It that OF the lighting men
that Americans fighting IN France that their own
women may never know what the beSal outrages and
fiendsh cruelty invasion by Ieuton army means Be
cause of thatio their own sake well for the country
they loye-hc, should give what their nation asks in its
hour of need This may be but the beginning Of the
trys call for women but whatever the demand American
women will meet IT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
POVERTY AMID PLENTY.

OKLAHOMA is one Of the most prosperous states IN
~ in this aiuent nation Its capital IS among the most
prospcrous cities Of the coumonwealth But the hrst
blizzard Of the season which swept out OF the nofh aS'
week found little children needing shoes Doubtless, also
they needed other rAent and possibly some lacked ade
ouat, food II is the way Of the world that the poor are
always with u.s. that there shall be some poverty amid
the greatest plenty Perhaps it is wrong way oil the
world 10 he corrected some blessed day
Jus, now however, a generous public cannot ana does
no, await social eadjusment but gives literally that these
children shall not suffer through condition which is nc
fau, Of their own For the club women and high schoo
girls who have helped there is high eommendaton Anc
YOU may further the same with contribution to th'
Times Santa Claus fund which shall help toward warn
and merry Christmas for the waits Of poverty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
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box to keep the food from spelling
But he can get Highly Indignant It
there isn't ice in the ice box to keep
the beer cold
The HMin difference between an eve
ming gown and night gown is that
the night gown hides a few parts OF
the anatomy
A wife tells her husband everything
she knows. But a husband is never
that liberal
SOLOMON must have been a pretty
smart old geek, all right, if he told
each 'wife that she was the only girl
he syer loved and got away with IT.
ASoung woman can get more out OF
man with a brief smile than all old
woman can with a long argument
A man with hole in the seat OF his
pants knows that nobody Can see II
because he is wearing an overcoat
But a woman with hole in her gauzt
vest knows that everybody can see i
even though she is wearing a corset, a
corset cover, a waist and coat
We do not know much But we d;
know that everybody despiscs the mar
who knocks his home town or his wife
A wife is wonderful invention
Hold her hands for one hour and Sh'
will work them off for you during th'
other twenty-three hours
You may have to run away with he
to get her But you can't run he
away after you have landed her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-10
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"You had one Of our burglar alarms
installed in your home some months
ago" said the Agent rs It sill work
ingI"
at is" replied the Business Man.
six burglars have visited my home
since it was installed, and that alarm
was one of the few things they dldn't
take with them"