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The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-09
85.OOO TONS SUNK FIRST THREE
 DAYS OF GERMANY'S BLOCKADE

Fifth, Sixth and Seventh days of February.
 At this rate, the report states, if this destruction is maintained TOT four years the seas would be clear ed Of every vessel now afloat in the world.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-09

FOR RENT - room furnished house. Hot and cold water. On Sixth Avenue. Apply Mrs. Roy Gault. 2-7-3t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14
SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE
Five Minutes to Digest This.

hanging mp the receiver turned TO m.
with an amoyed lrowu ON In, face
- Iii SAYS she hasn't ghost ~ an
idea what has happened he explained
hurucdly she thinks she may have
gone out home 10 Marvin SAYS She
called ON mother twice while We were
gone; once the day after we lell. when
mother received her very cordially. and
again the day before Yesterday when
the mater iro,c her stiff. She said
mother seemed ,o be n a terrible waN
about something
Suppose You call the house. Nalgc.
YOU can make Katie understand better
than ! can ! suppose. ul course, she
and linn are back hy tim, time
'Oh YES" returned, d, / went 90 lhc
telephone, "yuu know they were 90 hr
back from their honeymoon in dc o'
the week
Located at Last
Dllky muttcrci something u.uWrh
mcnlary concerning 'Nc ability ut ans
blasted pot wallopcr' 4, keep a prom
i,c, hu' ! pretended n., o. hear him
resented hls language concerning hattie
who had proved my very good friend
hut had mo- wish TO add ,D D,rNs an
uuyanCc
TO my rchci It was ka,ic's voice that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14
FIFTEEN HUNDRED At
GUARDSMEN RECEPTION

Fifteen hundred sayly at,ir.d men
and women wore presen, last nigh, a,
the reception and ball given BY the
Chamber Of Sommstcs in honor Of the
Oklshoiha national suardsmen One
hundred and fifty troopers, most Of
whom were in uniforms, were present.
Practically all the representative ei,i.
,cns were present for a time Among
the officers ptesen, were Colonel Hoif-
man, Adlu,an, General Eatp, Major
Harrel,on, Major Rolend, Captain
Murehison, Captain McGregor, Lieu.
tenan, Patterson, Captain ponfoey.
Lieutenant McLain and Lieutenant
Colonel JAYNE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

Tha, is ihc joyful cry oi thousands
since Dr, Edwards produced Olive Tab
lets, the substitute for calomc
DR., Edwards, a ptact,cing hysician
for II years and calomcrs oll.tlme en-
emy, discovered the formula ior Olive
Tablets while treating patients Tor
chronic constipation and torpid 'livtts
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomcl but a healing. sooth-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping IS the "lcyno,e' Of these
liule sueat-coa,cd. oil c.cnlorcd tablets.
They cause the bowt.s and liver IN act
normally They never force them to
unnatural as,on.
II YOU have a dark brown mouth
now and ,hcn-a bad hrcilh-a dull,
tired feeling -- sick hcadach - torpid
liver aud arc conS,patcd. you'll find
quick, sure and only pleasant results
from one or two little DR. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night ius' to keep right Try them
i0c and ljc per box. All druggiNt
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14

reached hatcher he received an order
from the new secretary OF war, John
Armstrong, dsml"ing him from the
rubic service. Jackson marched his
men 500 mile, back TO their homes IN
Tennessee and disbanded them.
II was no, until months later, when
there came pressing demand for put
ting down the Indians who threatened
Mobile, iha, Jackson and his 1ennes.
see militiamen were again called into
service His success against the In
dian, led to his appointment {" a
major general OF the United State.
army, with command Of the Army OF
the South After driving off the enemy
that threatened Mobile and Pensacola
lie started with hi, army for New Or.
leen., in the defense of which city
against the attack by the British he
was to win place among the great
American military heroes
Fought at New Orleans.
The battle OF New Orleans was
Tough, after peace had been arranged
between the United States and Grea,
britain. neither the American nor Brit
i.h participants in the conflict knowing
'ha, the war was over. In this battle
the British lost out OF 1000 men a
total OF more than 1000 killed and
wounded. while the Americans sheltered
hy their breastworks. had only eight
killed and thirteen wounded, a dis
parity In la. to which history pre-.
,,nn h~ a parallel The British
commander was killed and the kmeri.
can commander obtained through his
victory prestige that eventually mad,
him president Of the United States
Presiden, aekson's impetiouS meth
eds in dealing with public affair
called forth torrents Of criticism and
made him many political enemie, dur
ing his eish, years term Of ciiio. Bu'
with the passing Of years a ealmer
Judgment has been formed with re,
yards to Iaokson's public acts and poll
cies Modern historians are general,
agreed that his election was the re
sui, OF popular uphcaval, his ad
miniStrstion wa, a time of great in
tcllectual activity, period in which
the democratic sentiment was iinding
new expression And none has beer
found to impeaoh the true Americanisu
oi the iron,iet,man from Tennessee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14

changed into his usual careless, mat
tcr-ui fact dcmcar0r Tie gfa,pcd me
firmly hy the elbow and hurried me
through the crowd a, uncercmouiou,ly
a, II were the suit case and bag. both
OF which he insisted on carrying with
HI, right hand
Hustle up now" he admoni,hcd in
,iacCato fashion, we've got TO beat n
II wc want 10 get taxi And hustle
up did to the best OF my ability, with
the result that We soon secured taxi
and were whlrled toward the Hotel
Sydenhdm, where Dicky had cStab
llShcd his mother comfortably for the
interval OF our absence, and where |
had met Robert Gordon. the romantic.
Broadway habl,ue, man OF millions and
oi mystery who had told me oi hl,
friendship for my dead mother and the
father whom | had never known, who
was worse than dead to me.
As We entered the doors OF the Sy-
denham had one OF my swift, uu-
reasoning prcmonltlonS that would
hear diSagrccdhlc news ! tried to shake
It of, but the impression strengthened
as ! watched Dioky hurryiug across
the lobby To- the desk 10 register
.,, b,r, =, c,,r,,, co,r,r,y ,.,,b
the ,lrrL ,h,r with a f,,c cynrc,,,rr
arr,y,r,. ard d,sm,ycJ w,rdc, he
came swiftly back toward mc
What i, the matter .Dick," Ia,ked.
CD'ciy Dlutchlng his arm. Ns your
'II,'. tI. Li W. " " ma' , hl h"s "ap.,,,u ,,'.'
nm i, .,.'TN w, wy navy ',"Ua' ''''.
crosby "u,, bcrausc Won know hnv .
there's nothing the matter with mother.
except her usual brand oi blasted fool
i,hncsS. She simply checked oui ,c,tcr.
/ day and lett without leaving amy al
dress"
,ank hlankh into the ncarc,, chair
and looked at HIM On open cou,tcrua
| llon
"Whyi whatever a, ..g tuppo,-
made her do such A thing
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14
Texans to Vote
on Liquor Friday

AUSTIN. Texas. March IA joint
resolution providing for submission OF
prohibition TO Texas voters by a con
s,i,u,onsl amendment, was engrossed
n the Texas senate last night, and
Friday selected as the day for a vote
The submission question has failed OF
passage four times during the present
legislative session. The senate spen,
practically the entire day debating the
question.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14

had seen ndvcrtsrd m thc ncwspapcrS,
AMI In two weeks noticed marked I'm
proyement continued its use and am
now free from pain and able tn do oil
my huuscwork. y. Mrs II. h. ZlELlSsKA,
2li Volt Ave, Buffalo. N. Y.
Women who recover their health, nat
urally tell others what helped them.
Some write and allow their names and
photographs tp be published with testi-
monials. Many more tell their frteuds.
II you need n medicine for wonens .
ailments. try Lydia u. PiNkhsm's Veg
ctabe Compound. Write Lydia y. Pink
ham Medicine Co. lconndcntiaD for sny.
thing you reed 10 know sbout thsoe
truublua.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14
JACKSON week
IS CELEBRATED
Seventh President Of the
United States,
HERO OF BATTLEFIELD
British Lost 1900, Americans
Only Eight,

WASHINGTON. March l4-Ihe
present week marks the one hundred
End fiftieth anniversary Of the birth oi
Andrew Jackson hero Of, the battle OF
New Orleans and seventh president oi
the United States. II has become Gus.
tomsry to regard Jackson as "the pa
ucn saint Of democracy" but irre,pec-
tive Of political affiliations he i, one
Of the most conspicuous and impor
tsnt characters in American history
His prominence is in large measure
cue TO the fact that although he was
rot in himself great constructive
statesman like Hamilton. or a great
orator like Clay, his election to the
presidency and his subsequent career
mark out a new era in American poll
tics and new stage in the develop
ment Of democracy.
or Humble Origin.
Jackson was Of very humble origin.
Even the place OF his birth ha. been
disputed, both North Carolina and
South Carolina claiming him as q ma
tive son. The date Of his birth was
March Is, 1867. Hi, early life was
unedifyins and uninteres,ing and gave
no promise OF the career that was 10
fellow. In early manhood he removed
IN Tennessee, where he made more Of
a name for himself as an Indian
iiehter than a. lawyer, for which
profession he had studied. At the same
tine he rose 10 prominence in the a..
fsirs OF the new state Of Tennessee,
helping TO frame ito constitution and
being elected It's first representative in
congress. Subsequently he served for
a short time in the United States. which
tosinon he resigned to aoeep, a place
on the supreme bench OF Tennessee
Az the end OF his judicial career he
retired to private life, engaging in
business as a planter and merchant.
Not until the beginning Of the second
war with Great Britain did he again
take an active part In the affair, OF
the nation.
Offered His Services.
Two weeks after war was declared
Jackson Offered, through the governor
~ Tennessee, hi, own services and
those of his division Of $500 state
militia, hi, the troops were no, called
for by the general movement I'LL after
Hulls defeat in Canada Jackson or.
ganited his force and started with /,
~ the south, bu, by ,he time he had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14

There will be few, perhaps who will at first permit their
thought end ths Fields off Main and surely does
intend distinctive with only limited selling
opportunity? The idea have here things which worth
coming for--and fear, shall have them
If have shopped New York know the ceycct
styles displayed and sold in those little ou-0f
theway shops here and there But the way
here if you please.
Another feature here and Of the possible
that shall sell cash only all overhead
eliminated We shall give greater value for the than
Oklahoma City ladies are accustomed % receiving.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14
Card OF Thanks.

Mr. and Mrs J |. Hatcher. formerly
o' this city announce the death Of their
infant son, L. j., Yesterday at u ~
at Sioux City. Iowa. Funeral services
wiu be held tomorrow afternoon at
J p. m, from the residence Of w. /.
Hatcher, 100 West Twenty sixth
street ln,erment at Fairlawn. Rever-
end Barrett officiating.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14

| suffered from o
fcmulc trouble with
pains in my back
and side and n gen
cral weakness. l
had professional at
tendance most Of
that time but did
not seem 10 get
well. Asa last re-
sort | decided TO
try lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound which I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14
REVELATIONS
MRWlPE
HV &ple Gorrjson>
Why Did Dieky's Mother Suddenly
Disappear From the Hotel and
Vanish for a Time?

WHY is it, | wonder, tina, the per
w feet moments OF HE are so often
w quickly followed by petty, dis
agreeable, trying incidents
! have though, Of thi, many times
but never did It strike me SO iorclhly
as in the hour following our departure
from the Hudson river boat with lt'
golden memories oi our return journey
from the CatSklll mountain
As VIC Joined the crowd gong ashore
Dlcky'S tender, protective manner which
had developed me like a warm cloak
during the journey down the river
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14

Unpaid telephone bill, for the month
~ March are pas, due. n no, paid nv
) p m Of the 18th service will be dis.
continued. Pioneer Tel 4 lei. Go =
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14
NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Woman Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after Three Years
Suffering.

Buffalo, " VI am tho mother ~
four children, and for nearly three years
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
9sferOeital Oon Scncr beOro0t.

Gin 6euer, peldes Inn 8 llGr &C.
Iteru @lorgen in Ser @o6mmg bon
6rou SOa SarOing 81 9ifeSpine
als6rocb, beorobte sic neien Staa-
gebdloe ser Eroop 81 &oierne infolec
Oes beftieen Winocs. Sic Stdae
grcn5en an Oos Soroing-Seim, BOD
Die 6lannen pnroen BON W}itglie-
bern Ser 9ifespiae 6euerbrigooc auf
oas @o6u6miS bei1rdnft. Der an.
geriatete S6aoep mar un6eoellteno,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
ylcac ediifSbau-W -Wciclliduft.

y(CUC SUIll lSuuN- -NDNINHIuJNIt ~
Nlit cincm Gapitol BON elmer Wlillion
Collars gegriinoet gSia bol-
5ernc Stbiifc bier in Der G1elo-
pcafe fir oic 9iegicrlmg bauen.
Gic oSSnouitrial Corporation" an
Dem llnterne6mcn bet6eili9t. II
3w6li Sdiiic pro Sobr gcplant.
Gie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
vWlorDlono SGiiisbnu @ciclidoit"
luilr0en qcItcrn scr Staatsiteuer.
Gomniliion cingereidt. Gic Sncor-
poririne Oicier @cielliNait Derfolgt
5mci bcoeutenOe 3iele: eritcns, oas
iofortige Wlihpirfcn nit Der 9ieeie-
rllng ieitens Scr goltimorer Snop'
ltrielciter in ocm idnellen 9uu bon
Sol3Idiiicn sur 9cfdmpfng Der
0cutihen EonHbooteeiobr, lmo 5wci-
tens, oaS @ieOcrciriibrcn Oes 9allcs
6cl5crner Sdiffc in Dem G6eiopeafe-
@aien
1icics llntcrne6men bon elmer
NliQion Collars lit OoS 9icinltot Der
E6Gtigfeit ocS 0rn. s. s. g(loreO.
@orbcreitlngen ino 81 Stanoe &C.
fommcn. Inn sic rWiarulano Sdiiis-
bau-&eieaihoit4 nit Dem notbigen
@elO, 9euteL Moidinerie lnto Dlote'
rial 81 pericben.
Cic Sncorporotoren iiuO: 3. 6.
gllorcO, So6n ". 9louo uno @.
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BON Sen folgenocn geomten geIcitet
grdiioeut G6orles s. 3. Glarfc, ocr
Yr6Iiocnt ser .@enniplOania @oter
ano @omcr Gomponp" lmo 8ice-Fro-
IiOent Der ,GonioIiootco @as electric
Qiabt ano 4omcr GomponD"; Gicc.
9Srdlioent nnO @cncrol- -Cirettor G6o-
mas 8enIon, Der irii6cre critic Snge-
nicllr Scr Compffdbren Der ugalti-
more, @6eIapeafe & gltlantic"- unO
scr ,MarDlano, Eelowore & Girgi-
nio-@iicnba6n" Sefretdr inO Sdub-
meiItcr s. s. &uieD, Setrctdr Der
0Snouitridl Corporation.
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G6orlcS 6. 3. Glorfc, .. SowcIl
@rispolo, jun, Nl grneit ScnfinS,
SSo6u 30. Gennis, S6omas 9enIon
ino So6n q. 9lun0.
5ofort nar6 ser @ctonntmodlng
0es 9lcqicrAngs-&lanes, cine groBc
Slottc pon flcinen Sool5iHiiien 81
baucn, oina &crr 9lIOreO ans 9erf,
in scr M6iidt Der 9iegierilng in bic.
icr 9Ir6eit am 9elteu 5ur SanO 5u-
gebcn. Gr gcunnn bolo oorauf Die
llnteriiiibung Der nSnolitrial Gor.
poration".
5dufioc Gonicrcn5cn fanOcn 5ipl'
! i1cn Scr 9unoes- Sdiiio6rtS- -9e6orOc
imO Sru. 6. &. 9Snicp, Dem sefretdr
Scr vSoiiirial Corporation, itott.
gIm Is. 9lpril fam SEER 9Iloreo nod
{ Baltimore, mO 0ic finanjieaen 9lr.
rongemcnts iiir Ole ..@orplano
S1iiiSbau-@eielicbait" wnroen 81
gnOe gefiibrt.
Gic Segierlmg wirS cincn Son.
trait nit Der @cicaihaft cinse6cll
fiir ale Sdiiie, oie iie bouen fonn.
Cic oorlGliiae Shifis6au-9lnlogc
miro imoeidbr 2O00 0lonn beidaiti-
gen, Gle Gage oerieI6eu 1T bereits
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@icr gsai6inatoner idluer DcrIett.

9(uf Ger 9iidfobrt bon %inlIico IN
ibrem stuto seitir5t. - 3pci
wcrocn po6riheiuli@ iterben, -
@ei Dem 9ieuneu brad DER Sodep
GrawforO bon @ittsburgb Gin
gein. - $. 8. gladburn bon
GburhDile berIest.
9ier N1dnncr aus ggai6ington
puroen eeitern 9lbeno fur5 bon z
llbr auf Scr Giidio6rt BON @inlico
Idpcr perlcbt, ais oas 9(utomo6iI
in welhcm iie fu6ren, oil ser @de Der
4enniDIoania- un0 Monoapnin.glbe.
umitiir3te. Die @errngIiidten lino
Gorl @eIton BON 9ir. 236, 9iem Ser
ieD,gloenue, @ai6ineton, i9pcre 93iB,
wunOen am reHten Oberidenfel; @.
s. &ollins BON 9}r. 1880, g9iaoro-
StraBe, 91oromeit, 8oibington
S1liilelbeibru6; g9m. SannonS
BON glr. 1888, ~. StroBc, 9lorOmeIt
@oibineton mabriheinlidb innerlide
GcrIcsungcn umO Somes @icaee bon
Scr. 7S5, 10. StroBe, bonn S6obont
in @ai6ineton ibpere 9RiBplmoen
an Der aopf6out ilno mabrideinli1
@ebirneri6iitterlnq.
Gos 9luto, cine gon5 neiie Maibi.
ne, ge6orte Dem gSiaiam Commons
mo wuroe bon g8eIton eelenft.
@eiton molte elmer anOeren Wai6ine
auspei9en, llnO 6eim i6nelen Gin.
6icgen in Die Mononwmin.9lpe, fippte
Oas pluto Inn lmo begriib Die bier SSi-
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Meiieridmiot bo6en nit Siilfe eini-
ger Yoiianten Die iAperc Mai6ine in
Die S0be rnO befreiten Die Gorunter-
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&c. Sic purOen in einem 9oitaiito
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GS beionoen ii6 einigc Eerionen in
Gem StroBenbo6n @og0on oo6
muroe 9iiemano perlebt.
Sodcb in Yimlico geitiir5t.
Ger % Sabre olte SodeD 0lobert
$. Growforo BON 91r. 1888, Goggort.
StroBc, Eittsbur96, @oy itiir5tc &C.
tern 9iodmittag mGbrcnO ocs 5lpeii
ten SiirOcnrcnnenS in @inlico bon
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lein rehtes @ein ilnO Oas linfe
Sdlilllelbein Gr purOe in elmer Nri'
unt-9lmbulonj ms llniueriitdts So
ipitnl gcbradt. Die 9ler5te iino Scr
9lniidt, BOB es Orei Monate Oaucrn
wirO, bepor cr pollitdnOig ipieOerber-
geitent iein miro. @d6reno Ser &en.
ucn in Yirnlico i'm porigen Sobrc
bate Der Sodep einen G6nlidcn
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linfc ShliIiel6cin gebrodcn. g9db-
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woren nod 5pei onocre Sodc0s &c.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
5000

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nlorO9eOanfen getrogen babe, neil
i6r ser @crfe6r nit Gu6n ber6oten
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&ur5c SIittcrmo6en.
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rem neuge6adenen @benam, meiI
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BON Orei Sabren oerlirtbeiIt morocn
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bon @idnnern mO 6rancu, Oie 5l
fllr5en Softitrofen perOonnert tporeu,
olf Eorole entlaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
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