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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31

mar absr Der 8sser 5Oipnrb gtaftp,
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bon ben SOlbateu nod Oem 9ylufe
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3uleBt bon unteroffi5iersn beipogen,
Jpn ben itGbtiiden BebOrben dus5us
liefern relSe Graftu rm 500 b..
itrdften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31

unb tpe4fsIt feinen Uniform nit ,inen
gabsdn3ug, 1T Der Wirt6 bersdtigt an
i'm aeiiiiee getrdnie 5i bertaufen9
Gin 8abean5ug III 5fpdr feline Uni
form, nber 0orii9t if bsnno9 geboten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31

- Clemens Roning bon Der Cole
rain aoenie unb Eiiffin grihfe meIhe-
I. aeftern Der Bolsei, bag er m ben
giebb6fen BON einen 2angftnger mn
ieine Srieftaitr NIT $50 beitobIen
iplrbc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
SiDEIlGHTS0NWARRMVES

V/iA the immediate OF the break between Kereny
w VIII be no one can iore'e 1t plain that this crisis
W. Mhh ] the socialists are to continue to hold the provisional and
bomgoc elements OF Russian lie empowered with supreme auho-
korno ot and formed opposition the council
handling OF all dnS from the armye Wholesale
non OF the death penalty all occasions Knky OF
man about whom the has ragged before
% . n, S heu u opinion nai herensky trusted man the
change the office with the OF Konof aide, who
Russia completely d@morazeI must now choose between military die
iaG and the civilian sham OF Virtually kcreuk really Is
supposedly group OF cad oTsi, SySfs"[ b" % So
eS wotN'neh and soldiers dun9 delegates and other
the middle Of road lc,et with pitfalls death Ills barries skin has
army army tie has tried to gain by beng onsde instead Of
His oa'd policy blood IRON Bmarckan and bold from the
His deeds have been cmporizng ~ wv" '' anu "o"
Kecnk has the ability a military dctator-te steel mind the grim
purpose but his socasc education will him be a
konIotf has big following the Russian army
uh Russia tribes komlo has fought home for development
W pfoc OF the Caucasus country He child the cmp-thorough
od var even before be became famous in his three years
f SHOWS nothing tactics Hence IT is surprising
pest known army leaders turning kono the hour OF
lhs much IS certain the konio Konlof
Is "F" re dong what he thinks right help
o hS ability but there dbab discussing accomplishments
oM much better off Russia od, than she ago.
conservative weodo business leaders Of Russia that Keny cannot finish
The picked troops that Kornlol toward petosrad
a ne FarIon OF the capitol with as little conjunction though
nave nothing with Progad They simply go and do as
On the other hand we have the socialist OF army loyal to
kefensk asked fight against brothers Continuing c
POLICY WINCH lea the de'cron OF Riga and the breach aa kenkys
keGe"'E up asam, the real thing Pe,osrad facing
Kce Compromise Kcrcn,y accepts the shot and l %
o' OF No''no s,nh as secretary OF war-ls rnpoibleW NJ H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
WHAT EDITORS SAY
The Financial Strain.

Some idea of the financial strain in Germany may he
obtained from the reported increase o paper money which
brings the note circulation o than nine billion
marks, than two million marks above the amount
Outstanding last year.
Al the same time Vt !, noted that the gold reserve upon
which this note circulation supposed o be based has
been reduced hy sixty mil,u mark, within the past year
and this can only mean deprecated currency when the
disparity between the gold bl, and the circulation is
such as u weaken confidence III the final redemption
The war is costing Germany and all the other hcllig
crcnt countries as we'll enormous OF money and the
effort To keep their currency par become more and
more difficult as the strain increases
Germany ono OF tNe richest nations Of the world
before the war began and 1t has been frequently asserted
that Germany more than any other OF the hcgcrent ma
tons has lived upon her resources and has incurred
less outside obligations This has been natural result
Of her comparative isolation by enemy hockadcS which cut
her off from commercial relations with the outside world
II has been stated however that the expenses Of war
have already drained Germany Of half Of her accum-
lated wealth and the enormous demands made upon her
citizens IN the otaton o loans the past three
years must certainly have been seriously cl among all
classes, well upon the financial institutions which
have had to bear the hrnt OF wars cNactouS upon their
treasures How much longer can the strain I've cndured3
San Antonio Express
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

When A man hears anoth,r man ., :,
IT. a crooked transaction. he will an
nouucc that the Right invariably tri.
umph,
Rciorc he cc's her he will promi,e ,c
'ncnd all ms l1ys hy her side And
after he gets her he remembers th,,
he didn't say ANYTHING about his nirhts
Lots OF Us ate dissatisfied with our
lot in life But onlv few Of us are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
MACHINERY AT THE STATE FAIR.

Is particularly appropriate that at a time when effort,
are directed toward conserving power that the Okla
homa State Fair should have forty OF space aside
Tor the display Of farm machinery The exhibits this year
viii be the greatest ever IN this state
Every kind OF farm implement known will be shown
and interest in such things great The nation
IS asking for for government service More crops are
urged which means that machinery must be put o
work IN the fields Of American farms
In other years the State Fair has been uored for credit
able exhibits Of farm machinery but OF the past expo
Sillons Offered the array which will be assembled during
the last week OF September when the big gates swing open
to admit OF the largest attendance il, the history OF the
State Fair
Any farmer who ovcrooks an inspection oi the machin
cry that IS TO be shown the State Fair this neg
lcctlng opportunity obtain information which will be
worth good many dollars to him IN operating his farm
II IS noted that many communities are passing reSolu
tons asking Senator Gore resign and home. Why
not Just request him to resign and let it go that,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
"Saue the Waste and Win the War
ECHOES OF A PREFERENTIAL PRIMARY.

IF ANY man in Oklahoma could work on, a perec, prefer
ental primary system probably he could then also wor'
other miracles For years there has been Unlimited
discussion in this relative the of the prefeen
tial primary in making nominations.
Candidates have been nominated for public office
although in receipt of far less than majority of the vo'e
cast In some cases have been nominated by receiving
only fourth of the Perhaps the second anc
third choices OF the had been considered the results
might have been vastly different
Houston ha, concluded preferential primary to nomi-
nate q mayor the democratic nomination being equvacn,
to election, there being no contest worthy OF mention
although there may be scattering of republicans in that
Texas metropolis
The man who received the votes first choice
At Houston did not get the nomination, as shown by the
following table
First Second Third
Choice Choice Choice Total
J. c. Hutcheson jr....J074 1901 loS 4l7O
J. J. Settegast jr....J 4So 3S2 loo 4W4
II will be noted that while getting lead Of more than
100 as first choice, that Mr.. Secgast did not win the
aomination, the honor having gone to Mr. ucheson who
showed unusual strength second choice OF the voters
What the result would have been II Houston had prefer
entail primary method say.
1t would be fine il could have perfect primary plan
Of nominating officers but we haven't No else
has such plan, and there he We nigh, have
an elimination election, continuing until the
test narrowed down TO two But the cost OF holding
several elections would nearly bankrupt the state And
voters would lose interest after three or four elections
Yet states do have second primaries eliminating the
low candidates. so that quick decision be made
In Oklahoma to elect governor next year,
Nominations will be made in August Republicans will
nominate candidate, probably by giving informal ndorse
cent At state convention il anyone be induced TO
The socialists will select their by invitation as
formerly, there any socialists left primary time
The chief interest in the nomination oeners OF course in
the democratic ranks since the winner election time
will como from that source
There already number of candidates Tor the demo
cratic nomination for governor OF Oklahoma Perhaps tho
list will grow until than dozen men compete Ne,
come may draw out before the campaign gets warm which
may simplify the situation But the prize that many
are seeking and may have dozen from which 10
choose the democratic standard bearer
Under the Oklahoma law is possible for man TO he
dominated for governor at primary without getting as
much ten percent of the votes II 10000 demo
cratic votes cast August and one candidate receives
500 votes he might win the nomination With thirteen
men competing the result might he follows:
sd~A>
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

RIpPuNdRHYNES
%2 %2st(l1k|ssMl %2Mk sMlafss,yon Mfs,y
OLD AND NEW.

I n olden times the hardy knight went
! forth with lance and mace To fight.
tic rode upon his ioaming steed.
and hoped to do some goodly deed. And
IN the fray it often CHANGED tina, he wa,
shot or slugged or lanced and he
would lie upon the field, encumbered by
his arms and shield and die for weary
days on end, without a surgeon or
friend Oh, dying was a painful stunt
for old-time soldiers at the front But
when the modern soldier falls. struck
down by shrapnel shells or balls. he
wakes up-li he hasn't died-with Red
cross nurses at his side. They tend
his hurts and Soothc his pain, and make
him think OF home again; sweet sym.
pathy is in their eyes they arc so gen
tie, patient, WISE, the stricken soldier
plties those who are not shot up by the
foes War is the mos, atrocious thing
Ger sprung by all ambitious king and
II would be SO much the worse. but for
the gentle Red Cross nurse. who stroke,
the sick boys tangled hair. and bring,
him hope who knew despair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

There has been discussion as to whether minis,
trS should be drafted for the OF not However the
theological schools said already to be much depleted
account OF the many students who have either enlisted
or have entered army Y NJ C. A. work
One great difficulty encountered hy ministers IN their
ordinary work is in getting close tu They often
complain that If they approach group Of men who arc
lalkng and laughing all the fun stops This may not he
because the SAYING anything they did not want
me minister 10 hear But there should necessarily he a
."rtan seriousness and spirituality in the clcrgyman',
character that does repcl good many who do not
take lie seriously
The way for ministers 10 diSSpae that feeling insofar
as can I've done away is to minglc with men all they can
The war really gives them great opportunity The Young
hrnnguc who enlistS, OF who goes into Y NJ & 4 camp
work Will have great experience He will forever after
"td be able to meet men the common plane he will
nave richer experience will closer TO the struggle of
l' hH" heart and all this will add vitality and color To
m. Ir.l. hing.
N "NF NJ course be said that man who has spen, his
W' D" SPIRITUAL and intellectual study and meditation
- ." ne expected 10 make good tighten as others
''.., wa, records show many fighting parsons They
W." "' W o' good IN the army by Keeping IN the hone
Suu 'pN ' ,r men and would be great asset in any
3'e N would hardly seem If they should be cNcmp,ed
except such as feel themselves thoroughly unfit and should
Democrat "'e'' ''"'>-
The kaiser insist, ,ha, he did moi, viii mi, va, u,
wule3 "a' INl D. was mot rst thi, kind OF one HIS
pa" ""' ''' '''' "'Nrd in at all.kansas CITY luurn,
49, The only hing 'hs Dc,mon, would gain by .ap,urin,
,euper'e Woulu n' the .rwrmu,y>o changing itS nans
back TO sl petersburg -IIouIa lmcs. uuion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
SPARlNC THE BUFFALO.

LCllMk DAYS ago The Times pointed out that the citizens
AZ Woodward had advertised celebration" at which
buffalo would be slaughtered with bows and arrows One
OF the newspapers Woodward much concerned that
The Times should make vigorous objection that part OF
the celebration which pcrtancd to killing the noble ami
NAL OF the plains II stated that the people Of Wood
ward were too busy bidding the soldiers goodby to pay
much attention buffalo
Well Governor Williams vas not too busy to pay some
attention to NJ matter Acting upon the request Of James
H. Mccartney president OF the Oklahoma Humane society
OF this city, the governor acted This is the word that he
sent to the sheriff OF Woodward county:
You4nre directed, permit this buffalo to be
Killed With bows and arrows. and that the
promoters Of the event To be arrested, Information
tlfed against them md prosecution started
II is gratifying to note that Woodward is to be spared
the humiliation of heing branded community that
overlooked the law. And is also gratifying know that
the buffalo IS spared Oklahoma needs all OF these animals
now lew number
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
A STUDY IN FINANCE.

MEWSBOYS heroic chaps Many of them aid in
the support of invalid parents They are as rule,
brave little merchants who aggressive IN making
living.
Once in while buyer OF a paper enc, ul,cr, q lrc
fellow who has difficulty IN quickly making change Bc,ug
handed nickel for paper the seller probe, deep pocket
pulling forth penny Nest he searches another
pocket and penny through the little fingers, Per
sSten search for the next penny slow process Docs
The ncwsboy hope that the buyer will become impatient
and depart without the full change
II ls study in finance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

When Pll the states have voted. and
all the world In dry,
And summers hot and dusty days arc
SLOWLY passing hy;
When blood and brains are sizzling. and
tongues are swollen thick,
Ana sidewalks burn clear through your
shoes and folks feel hot and sick
what then can pNllinte our thirst, what
else can give us cheer.
That's equal to n schooner fun OF ice
cold lager heer7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

your shoulder blades may bring you a
beautiful back but the chances are that
the p1heesS will also make you cross
eYed|
Alter a woman cleans house, about
the only thing her husband can find
When he wants /; is fault
One OF the most pathetic sights We
know OF is theltpectaclc Of a faded girl
throwing herself at some man to avoid
remaining an old maid
Once or twice in her lifetime a won
an will buy an article at a bargain sale
and discover when she gets home that
she can make some use Of it.
A married woman will tell single
women how she trusts her husband and
act as though she really meant il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Our Birthday Party

Ri Hon HclI, AsQuith tormcr prime
minister of Great britain. born in York
shire, h5 years ago today
Dr FrauciS +. Clark, founder and
head OF the United Society OF Christian
Endcavor born at Aylmcr, Quebec. ~
years ago TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
THEY'RE Charter Members.

For the last time We will announce
for III" benefit OF correspondents that
ChrjSion Girl OF Cleveland. Ohio. and
rs. Nail and w II Kcge of the Lum-
hcrmcn'S Mutual Insurance company,
are members OF the club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Fifty Years AGO Today.
One Year Ago Today in the War

Sept. y, l9lo--French stormed en-
tire German first line on four mile front
IN ComblcS region; Russians made
heavy attacks in East Galicia and ON
the lower- Stokhod river; Austrian sea
planes attacked Venice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
CUKEM:LUKF
Ills COLUMN
@eyrigbt 1917

l
Na'e'u''
nre~u "lh business man II len'.
He'd ASH FOR n r.rript
U,w Usyi
"rl. -.
"' n',' 'n 'ne,c HdHd"l'ncN 'ei
YES" agreed Mrs Gabb 1T is al
most as thin as some OF your excuses. "
Alta Boy
Ianl hootay lives at knoHvllle, Tenn
y MI,
do no, uka ~ tria 80 Uswaid i n,rm
hate his enbb, am.
10 uho In huttIng In
wu,,
THE river is mighty low" remarked
Smith
~,
that II Is confined to its bed
r
ineteH ne an Early frost IN Kansas,
MIS-. MISS , ono" rr'St ot NldgeN'I'e' ma
raves raves neM week iot NoVe' nan "herc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

(Ad in Los AucclcS Herald
Bust developing VIII give free dem.
onStra'lon for YOUR benefit s89r! s
broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Notice |

Any OF the Club members who want
hot finish when thev die should make
arrangements with \ Stove, the ST.
MaryS tOho) undertaken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

\ Mechanic BE- mapaoeIot the Wood
land avenue Motorcycle company, OF
Cleveland Ohio
VIII Skidmore sell, ndp. skid tires at
EaS, Liberty. Ohio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

About the worst Hlck
Luke ever knew:
Is the "HiC" hc develops
When on n stew. Dutch Sabin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Firms Is Firms.
BYE & Bye are shoe dealers at Lisbon.
Ohio.
Via & Piggs have a store at Elbridgc.
Tennessee,
George Knows Everything.

IFIOuStOn FOSt)
Luke Mclukc can't endure the gum
chewing girls but he really ought to
he broad enough to see that but Tor the
gum habit many girls would not be able
TO hold their jobs because OF nceSSant
talking BY keeping their jawbones
grinding at the rate of lh7 clamps a
minute, a compromise between unendur-
able silence and uncomfortable loQuacity
is established. &
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Things 10 Wntrv Ahnmt
Namaq Il Nsmea

One seed oi cotton will produce 40.
0OmOOO0 seeds in six years.
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II the striking workers Of the Kansas City packing
hesses don't se back the job soon the farmers Of the
W. w find necessary to send their livestock 10 the
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