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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
ECONOMY'S TWO SIDES.

the practice of economy far as IT. pertain, to food
we all agreed And that the movement i, effective
III local way is shown from the report of city depart
mcn "no7 tells us that the amount of garbage collected
less than in former times,
IN tho matter Of clothing We arc not agreed; there arc
organization, and individuals, that urge the ,uallmcnt Of
all kinds OF wearing apparel Part Of their arguments are
well founded
Persons OF limited income need no advice about economy
IN the purchase ot thing, to wear Food is necessary and
the purchases from the grocer ,apno be reduced to any
apprcciabc c>cd Purchase of h# and shoes and suits
by those who face increased grocer, bills !, automatically
restricted
In the case OF persons who have substantial incomes,
there would seem to be good reason for calling on them
to keep away from the shoe e the dry goods store the
clothing store and the hat Ii all OF the families that
haze income, ia the $i06He class and higher would im-
mciacy put the pedal the check book IN connection
win thng2 that then garment workers and shoe
workers OF the big iactorc, would be thrown gu, Of en-
poymcnt Just where any good viii result cannot be seen
Let the rich continue to buy freely from the shops that
offer to sell clothing and dry goods and shoes and hats and
accessories Let's keep all the factories open until the
time that the workers in those places cannot keen
up with the demand. Then it will be time to talk about
curtamcn in apparel Let, not cause any garment works
to shut down and take the girls oil the pay roll
Economy has two sides We don't wish to force too
much economy the family that j., dependent upon the
garment trade 1t will be we'll or u, To give ever, en-
couragcmcn to the economy the food line but we don't
desire to have the pendulum swing too lar and force dis
ue'' in communities whose people ayc cncpt5 rcron-
able chance TO earn comfortable living
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
RIppLIN6RHYNES
GDMK M0son
'(opytyg3r I9y7
APRIL EVENING.

Nov fades the quie. April day. and
~ dusk enShroudS the scene: hear
thc children laugh and play. upon
the village green The carly bullfrog
clears his throat and strike. note
that's flat, and by my gate Bill John
sons goat Is eating some ones hat II
!, a sweet and re,tiul eve: the world
should be at peace. il seems a shame
that men should grcvc. or send for the
police. II seems shame that wrath
and tear should mar this little life. vet
all around me | can hear the sounds of
war and strife Jim Virgins wells
that things, indeed, have reached an
evil pass. since Samkn'S COW. with
gluiton greed devoured his garden sass
NJ Hartl, says that tongues and pens
his woe cannot describe: he's ruined
hy the ncighhlr, hcnS-hc'lI shoot the
whole blamed tribe sim HOPKINS has
been seeing red since Nigmire stole his
pump, and now he's punching Wig
mlreS head hard by tho village dunn
II seems an evil thing to me that IN
this vale OF tears We men can never.
more agree. but pull each Others cars.
The solemn beauty of the night ap.
pealS bu, to a few; for men will fuss
and iume and fight, while there are
rags 10 chew
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
TWO CERTAIN RICH MEN.

OVER at Chicago certain rich man j., ploulns up h,
lawn so that the ground may be used to plant pota
toes The act is To be approved each acre planted to po
atoc' helps to bring down the r,c TOR the benefit of the
poor man,
In Oklahoma another certain rich man is powing up.
not his lawn, hut extensive plant seeds which
will produce enough food to feed thousands His idea is
to increase production Tor the benefit OF those who must
have lower prices II they to have enough to eat
For show purposes the act OF the certain rich man at
Chicago /, success. bu the Oklahoma man viii do more
good with the same investment, and mighty little publicity
docs he wish or Will he get
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
Luke McLnke Saws


\ girl sometimes gets so tired Of
waiting Tor the boob TO propose to her
that she puts the words into his mouth
II may be different with the Friend
| ship OF your Friends, but YOU can al
ways rely on the Enmlty Of your
Enemies
ANY man who ChaSeS another mans
wife doesn't deserve any sympathy when
he gets her lie hunted for his trouble
What has become of the old fashioned
tough hid who wore no undcrclotheS
all year round
When a clerk comes back To- his home
town for a visit he IS always a General
Manager.
Praise woman Tor qualities she
knows she doesn't possess aud she will
never get done telling what keen
observer YOU are
A single man can be foolish and not
know IT. But It different with a
married man
!, has Just about gotten Sp that Vt
YOU want your son to be 4 Somebody
IN tho sporting World, YOU have tr
name him Percy at Clarence
Sometimes a woman IS smart enough
to get what she want, by insisting that
she doesn't want II
\ wise man isn't Sn much wiser than
YOU are. lie IS merely a man who IS a
trilc less foolish than the majority
The older YOU grow the more YOU he
come convinced that you are your one
best friend
Mos, married women are more aitaid
Of what the NeighhotS will think ahou,
it than they arc about what their Illus
bands will think abou, H.
\ Sctawny woman IS mighty careful
not to ge, her waist cut too low IN
front
The man who can't think oi anything
to say i, better oii than the man who
talks too much
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
ToRlBS.
In NNEWTYpE
Twenty Years Ago.
Prom IRE TIMES FILES

Twenty Years Ago.
Look Ten cents still buys one
pound OF the best butter and eggs are
still 5 cents a dozen at Finleys l3S
Main street.
Mrs W s Lamb left yesterday for
McAIester after a, visit with her niece,
Miss Ella Lamb
Professor Boyd of the territorial uni
ycrsity was in the city today
r. w Johnson of Minoo arrived in
town this morning
Fifteen Years Ago.
Mrs II 2 Gilbert Of lndianapolis
Is the guest OF her son. +. 5. Lamb
aud wife.
The Chafing Dish club met ycster.
day with Mrs Ragon Two beautiful
handkerchiefs were won by Mrs. Tur.
ner and Mrs Miner \ dainty lunch.
con OF egg patticS. French peas. swce,
pickles bread and butter sandwiches,
coffee, pineapple Shcrhct. and nut
cake was served Those present were
McSdamcN Pope. Urick. Milncr. Cooke,
Laird, Gllprn Richardson IT,. Stuve,
Turner, Wardwcll McFlhincy. Over.
hoINcr Baird and Jack Johns
Mrs DcLana and daughter Miss
Carrie OF Maryvillc, Mo, arrived to.
day to visit the family OF II. Hatten.
ia West Sixth street
Arthur II GclSScr Of Carmen is a
guest al the Lee roda,
Ten Years Ago.
Mrs, Charles GuS,ason is cntcrtain-
ing Ms W ! Shminke Of 81. Jo-
Stph and had IN Mrs " ! Bowman.
Mrs Ross Fuller and MIR, ! Leonard
this afternoon tn meet her guest
Mr. { s. Oliver oi Burlingame.
Kan. spent the day Yesterday with
Nj and Mrs W g. A. Jontc.
Miss Sulu GarriSon'S guests at Lew
DoCk>tdutI HllnNIrN Yesterday lU-
cluded Miss Marie Haven Of Denisor,
Texas Miss Katherine Clough OF To-
pcka. Miss Clara Johnson. MISS Stella
Taylor and Pauline GarrlSonS'
The charming quartet OF southern
girls who are the members Of Miss
Irene Turner's house party. were the
center OF attraction at the OverholScr
last night, forming with their chap
erone, Mrs, NJ l. Turner. and cS.
cortS, MessrS Charles Connellce. Dan
Roberts, George Stiles, William Brook,
OF Tonkawa and Doctor McLain. ,
most handsome box party They were
the guests OF honor this morning at a
breakfast given by Miss Amy Brooks
and her brother, Mr. William Brooks
Of Tonkawa, who leaves this afternoon
after several days visit here Other
entertainments planned are the dance
at Putnam park given by a number OF
bachelors. and picnic given By Mrs
Meade Miller and Mrs Hugh Miller
at their country home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
Haw, Haw

Haw, Haw.
Pat says that two Jewish friends who
have sense oi humor were trying ou,
4 new car that one ~ them intended
to purchase The auto salesman and
the two friends were seated I'm the rear.
while a chauffeur drove the car When
they came to a well-paycd street the
salesman said 20 the chauffeur Throw
IN the Juice M front there Charlie %
Don't dn It" said one of the iricnd,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
Dear Old Glnry

We are proud n YOU TO-DAY.
Dear Old Glory
We orc ready Tor the fray
bear Old Glor,
W" have never sought n fght.
W" are over I'm the right.
Won defend YOU with our might,
Dear old GLORY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
Our Daily Birthday Party.

Cardinal Farley Of New York, born
in County Armagh, Ireland. seventy
five years ago today.
Louis Mann, one of the well known
actors OF the American stage, born in
New York City, iiiv.two years ago
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
Shed Make the Corn Feds Throw Som.

ITIlITShOf0 News -IIctaldO
By the invaluable Wilmington Iour-
nal-Republican I'VE see where Miss
llttS ot Chicago. &, Solourrng in that
clty We wonder II Luke McLuke ha,
position Tor her in the tailoring dc.
partmcrt Of the club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
Fifty Year Ago Today.
twenty-five Years Ago Today.
One Year Ago Today in the War.

April N. l9l6-Frcnch took by storm
German trenches on both SIDES OF ,hd
MeuSe at Nerdun; German ambassa-
dor notified Secretary Lane that Ger
many had agreed to permi, the cxpor
talion To the United States OF 5000
tons OF dyeStuiis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

faticnce-She spent two month, a,
the sea,horc last summer. and no, 4
man asked for her hand
Patrico- Rather dlsappoin,ing'
Eyes. but She, going to try her
hand IN Florida TIM, winter" Nonk
trS StatcSman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
The Wlsn Ennl

The meek shall inherit the earth" 4"
quoted ihc Sage
well. replied the Fool. III that is
rue, know a lot Of people who will
never hc landlords"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

In the classified column, IS observed rh, sonic one
offers s. for the Whereabouts o a dog is TIN, problem
for the student o anatomy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

Have We a local economist who breaches a rice diet
a, home and then buys Florida strawberries for hi, down
town luncheon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
HIST0RYBITS,
One Hundred Years Ago Today.

lSl7-UpriSing Of the WaehableS id
Arabia under the standard OF Tourkee
Sevcnty-five Years Ago Today.
lSll-Duke Of Conegliano. one II
Napoleon'S famous marshalS, died
Born IN l7SI
Fifty Years Ago Today.
1877 England demanded that the|
king OF Abysslnia release his English
Capt'vcS
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
1902 Anarchists exploded bombs iu|
several Of the principal cities of Spaln|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

T-VERONE problem ofmgo
ton eve l i 10 " r II b kf those Who the
- OF OF waste ~ xtavance
q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

The owner OF a motor car may believe tha, the price
Of gasoline hgh hat has he inquired the price Of horse
feed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
Spring Has Came

Mrs O Sprinkle oi Charlotte. \. {.
and Mrs. J. Spray Of Crawford. Ncb
have Joined the Club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

\ ribbon CLERK Ia Osra aid Tff,
And Vet %" has bunch
nat he could whip Les Darcy. II
lie only had the punch
tllilIshOro News Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

professor in an eastern college declared that he had
seen an orangomang that smarter than 5-ycar-od
child We dare that man to make the statement IN the
presence of the cblT> mother
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
A Tiny Tinted Tale.

Tiny Tinted Tale.
The 7 N Before
Long Green
White Lights
Red Wine.
The Next A NJ.
Gray Dawn.
Brown Taste.
Blue Thoughts.
--El-Jay-El.
Help.
Dr. / + Worms practices at 2932
Broadway, Chicago IN
On
Some girls ride motor cycle, and
iortlS and other insects. But what we
started to say was that Rhoda Bupg
lives at Paint Rock. Texas.
Tuffl
Let's shout with glee
Re NJ good cheer
For soor ven see
This sign, Rock hecr
Luke Mrtukc
Down here our CvCs
with gricf are rel.
For Won know what
Tic raven said
Macon uGnD Telegraph
Names Is Names.
A. u Scdycr lives IN Dayton. Nv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

Our Daily Special
\ Damage suit Is Always Made
Large Enough to Allow Tor Some
Nhrlnkagc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
'LUKEM:LUKE
Ills COLUMN
Copyright 1917
The Reason

The Reason.
y real contentcd Cuss Is Rand,
He's never IN distress
For he desires but little, and
Is satisfied with less.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

Names Is Names.
A. ID Scdycr lives IN Dayton. Nv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20
Fifteen Years Ago.

''0NNH 7 0"Eo NKU'
Mrs II 2 Gilbert Of lndianapoli,
Is the guest OF her son. +. s. Lamb
aud wife.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

Mrs W S Larb left yesterday for
McAIcSter after a, visit with her niece.
Miss Ella Lamb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-20

Professor Boyd Of the territorial uni,
vcfSlty was IN the city today
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
6at Courage.
Uliles Dlorsan uimmt Drant @sbb,
Der i'm NIT eiuem Nepolpr be.
orobts, fur5er SauS bic
&afie fort.

Gin iebr coiiragirter Serr 1T Gtge,.
idRinIi9 Der @eidnitsreiielioe giiIes
Wsorgan bon Ro. S05 @aee S.rabe,
oenn er entipaiinete geitern ben Giien.
arbeiter ssrant gsebb Don $40. 2i7
gSeit Court Sirabe. Der ibn nit einenl
liepolrer beorobi baite, inb Iieb i'm
ipaier uiiter Der anflase bes 8ieIenS
nit 6eusrlpaiien perbaiten.
sgie Nloreun Der RoIiSei n,ittbeil;e,
ipoIlte er seitern 8orn,ittas etner j,in.
gen Iame, DIE er fennt, i'm Sa.tie yso.
III gSeit Court Strabe eiHen 9eiu6j
abitalt1n, iauo ieoob bort ben ibnl
perionllh poaig inbetaun.cn giien.
nrbeitcr Sranf saebt Dor, Der aItere
slet),e 81 babm bebauptefe iuio obns
8eitrres init einem ADoloer oi,f
Wcrgun !osgiig.
Iscier lieb iib jeboh nidt perblii.
fen. nabm bcn morbluitigeH Giicnors
better bic SdubDoife fort irnb beaob
ii6 ban nah Der Generalization, mo or
bie gsaiie ablicierte unb eineH Saf:.
beiebl geeeu Bebb ertpirfte. aiif
t1runb beiien Bebb fiirSe 8et ipdter
IN Gait ecnomneTi w.irSe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

|ss einfeben. Despsssu ipiirbta III
gar ieinen WerIuH maGen ipenn fl
bic feiHbIiae Mbfat besten, bic ibnsn
3ugei9rieben ipirb. Sn Wirfli1feii
aber sibt Is iein 2anb, nit pelHrm
DeutfaIanb ben Jrisben 70 bringltd)
ipunidyt, ME nit ben Der. Staoten,
neil es bis pi9tigten Wobitoffe, obns
bic es niHt bejteb.n fann. Dor uns Be-
3ieben mub. Gs tann unfere Baum,
ipoue unb unisr aupfer unb pkles ans
oere ni9t entbt6rsn. Damn III Mmtrita
bas 2anb, no Seuti9lanb nah benz
arisse feline finauaisIIe GrbOluns ius
1en mub. ba Is ben tauftrdftisifen
Martt bietet. Wenn baber Dsutfdlonb
lpirtlid cine Wutb auf uns bdtte,
piiroe es bieie btrbeiben mifen, ab,r
ss bsst bisies Gefiibl gar nidi. &c
bsbauert, bab mir nit ben 4niirtsn
gemeiniame Sode maiden ipOlIsu uno
pirb, pis Der Reidsianalet bemertt
bot, bic 0sinbihdft, bic M II ibm snt'
sesenbrinsen uno niht Deutieblanb
uns, nit Rube unb Wiirbe ert-asen.
Oas lit iounentIar. Die .pOit" ipeib
oemnad, oub aIes, mas iie iiber bic
sutiinftisen abii6tsn Deuti1lanbs
iast, uupsrihdmt srIONn 1T unb Ies
bisli9 ben priuatsn 3p.dsn bisn,n
ioq, bic iic nit ibrer 5eBe perfpIat.
patriottite 4biiaten tann Iie unn,1a-
lid i'm ause baben, pie iiberbaupt
Rismonb, Der gum arisee bsbi. slnes,
mas als @orlpano anseseben porbsn
1T, lam bi. priifung nibi beitebtn.
gSir ipollsn nidt fiji bic Greikit Der
yleere tdmpfen, beun tpenn foI1ss bas
3iel ipdre, bdtten mir ihon IdnqIi
ensIanb ben 4ri,s ertldri baben milf
fen, ba Der prGiiSsnt ipi.berbolt in isi-
nen Noten srtldrt bat, bdb es bic Gee
ref,te Der Der. Staaien In Der f6mGbs
lthitsu Weif. mib1dtet. I'm unferer
Si6erbsii piller III Der ariea ebeus
falls nidt gebrten, benn nddItoem
bab mir fir bisTe an beften iorssn
iOnneu. inbsm mir 0euifbIanD nidt
ben aries srtldren, III ss, fpie mir a.s
5eigt boben, ouber Stanbe, uns iracnb
Elm 2eio 5uaufiioen, mir aber ,5nnen
ibm, cbns Dafftu, bios burd elm,
ausfubrfperr. rad BEN arisae ben
arobtsn S6absr aufiisen. Ds:nnad,
tonnen mir breiit fusen. bab ip.r a.s
gen GeutfdIunb b.bt, bas aug anbes
rtn, aIs potriotiiasn @riinben tbui.
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Oeburten.

aapmono lno Gaa Stesemeper.,
40il Soltroot Ctr. anabe.
gSiIliam iino 9Inna MeGonnea
3. 40 wlorriion sIpe., DlaodJen.
2asurenee unb giargaret 5robnil'
Ter. Snbe Bart, Wliod,en.
arthur imS @raee 5re,rnb, 63a
Siraisft Ctr, Dldbden.
Sreb uno Gertrude 9ergepiiG.
1892 WontieelIo apa., aidcaen.
5raiif unb ellie Dle0reepp. f4l3
w,am Ctr. Wdbden.
slIeranoer nno Selen Deim, 5i3
GforIotte CTR, Ndb6en.
Cora inb geiiie GriHrtbc. 4i5 Dori
Sir., anabe.
Senrp mlb sloie S,ffmann, 3716
Bcilette aus., Nabd1cn.
Gsaunro itnb anna Sdppnrg. 1t2
Gorpins En-. anabe.
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guf Der Spur.

Iie polijei 1T nngebIih ben oret
6inbredcrn, Die. Ipie bereits bcrihtet
porselierH in Clifton einen Hci,bsiig
mahtrn, inf Ger Spur Gilis =.
tSrcgg Sr., Der Sobn Oes pormaligcn
Rrd,iers CHS .. gresg bet Der 20
ii3ci cine 5iemIid) CUTE perioualbe.
idreibung Der gurifen geIieiert. oi.
lhm ioiort perSdh.ig ncrfauen nilo
lie inn nod babur6 perbddtiaer ipiir'
Den, oab Tic ibn I'M ausfunit ilber
erne Saurilie iriigen. bic iiberbdupi
nie4 in Der beireiienoen IddJbarid,af
popnt. auber ben @obnrnsen Der
SariiIien &orrp 8. GdniIse, Wo. 33I
Solrea aoenue, Teos gierepelb, gso.
SOS 5errace sIoeniie, irno f5rmi Roic
RiebI, gso. 5s5 Eerrnee gIpeI,ue, itnt.
ieten Die @inbred,er aud Der Wobnung
bes S6crIebrers gSiliG,n pon Der Sal.
ben einen @ei,d ab unS lieben bort
$40 in gaar fcipie Sduuuidiaden iri
Bertbe pon $50 mitgebeil
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res @itanben. bas bic Dor Sebn SAB
rem i'm Stanbe mar, gdlo europa
in elm paar Nonaten ~ iibers
ipinben. St bat feline Deere nidt
aufmari4iren laiien, fonpern pahrenb
ber sanaen 3eit ieDe ariessflamne, Die
auftauhte, mas i'm 8altan faft jebes
Sabr Der Jan mar, eritidt. als er
ben Maridbefebl sab. itanben iton
5ipei 0tillionen Ruiien an Der oeuts
i9en 9renae uno sipar iparen es gum
groben 5beil iibirii9e 2ruppen. 10
Dab bic Mobilmaduns i8on lanse Dor
2lusbru9 bes arieses erfolgt mar.
Die gsfiiratuns, bic baber in bic,
fem 2anbe Dor Oeutidlanb gsbest
iperbsn iOu, bate uliO ni4t bic mins
bette Yesriinbung. sic 1T AUDI gar
ni9t porbanben. sic fpirb blps tiinit'
li6 angersst. 9eBreoner ourd8ieben
bas aanb, UNI, bas Bolt, bds ben
Srunb fir stnsn ariss nit Oenti tids
lamb ni9t erfaiIen lam, gu einea iolS
den auf3ubeben, nadbem man Die
Wabrnebmuns sema4t bat. bab ale
8smiibunsen elmer feilen, seipinsnlos
fen uno unpsritGnDigsn prehe niGt bic
getpiinI9te Wirtung battsn, bas ames
ritdniI9s Bolt eegen SeutidIanS gu
entflammen. Der S6rsiber itellt eine
gebauptung auf fir Die sr nidt ben
minbeiten 9epeis liefsrn lam, ouBer
an ben elenben poliiitern, Die ba gIaus
ben, burd einen Sriss NIT Osutid de
lamb cine gebsutung gu erIunsen, bic
lie auf ebrIi9em Wegs niendls err
reiden tDnnn. Sic bouen auI oer
3pane, benz bas 9olt iid ni4t 5n
ent3ieben permas. Wenu arieg ertlGrt
1T, mug Sebsr nit, slei4pisl Oh er
Mill cber ni6t unb leiosr pero:n ets
gepiIenloIsu Meniden ouf bte'em
Wese gum 3isl eelangen. Sic per'
ben Gut unb 9lut sseen ein Bolt bin
seben. oas, ME tie fpifisn, ibnen nldts
abii6tIih gu 2eioe setban bat uno
ibnen nidt gu aeioe tbun Mil, ionosrn
IebigIid Inn fein Doiein tdmpTt. Gut
tann man bas Bolt barin nt6t tau
Iten, mas tlar gu Gage liegt, odb Elm
&rie9 begonnsn tpiro, ni6t um bic
Ser. Staaten gu psrtbeibissn, ionbern
I'm Guslanb gu beIfen
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Gie Gmksdmser.
AnS Senielbcu 1T elm feiter gereiu &C.
iuor6en.

Die Sab Der 1beilnebmenben ar
ben pOdentIiden ausfIiisen bel
ImeritaniiHen GubeGnser @eIen.
i4aft 1T innsrbaIb brei Monaten "a
erfreulif) sefiiesen, bab befdIoiTeu
(ipurbs, iid permanent su orsaniiiren.
gm Wliitpo~ 9tbeno ianb aus oidsn
9runbe cine Dsriammluns in ber 5f.
fentIiGsn 8ibliotbes iiatt. Gs purbsr
folsenbe 9ealnts unb apmmiteen ae.
ipGblt:
prGfb,ni, Se5aitian G ainebou;
|. @ise prdfosnt, Or. 5. R. gouns.
ion; 2. @ise grdiibeni, syrI. Mas
iilSa SitbI; 8. gis praibsnt, Wil.
liam SeufsI; Seiretdr, Ssea rDi,bl;
SetretdriH syrl. Tona Woran;
Sddsmsiiisr. Samss 8. cunningham;
pubIiiaticns : apmmii,s: Saeob
90ffmunn, 9. 6. 2inebon, prof. ar.
thur :. 8iRislla; Jabiinber aoms
mittee: Srau Gbarles 6. 9eit.r, Srl.
Warp MOran, prof. art5ur 3. Sim
ieIa. Saeob 5offmarn, WilIiam 6cns
ie!; Gmyfanss aommittss: SRI.
katherine 2anssborff, 5au ~. u.
ph.Icn, SRI. emma DisbI, 1rl. aaibs
Ieen 9intban. SRI. Bertha Gris, GrI.
6. Collins. Or. ). 6. Reep., Sdmuel
epiiein, gburIss aIusmsper. 5obn
Smith, 8. g. W.T.I, Sobn W.iners.
U. 6. Glin&pausb, Wittor groneipes
unb 1bomas q. 5anaban.
Die Grtpdbluns Don gsamien iuurs
be porssnommen, I'm beHer i'm Stans
Be gu iein, bic pIdns fiir bic tpO1ent.
Iihen 9lusfIiise gu .niiperfeH unb
ionii R0ibises burd bic g.amien be-
iOrsen 5u i6nn.n. Sn b.m urfpriinss
Iihsn 3iped Der Organization tritt
ieins @srdnberuns Elm. Gs iinb ipsoer
geiirdee nod fonftise DsrbtnbIidieis
ten bamii per.niipft. JrsMb cine pers
fon, jung ober alt. ipsIte, ben Wsl.
bunssn in ben 3eituns.H foIserb. fi4
an ben Gubparibisn b,tbilis!. 1T als
Wlitslisb aufesnommsn. Qn bem erfi.n
4usflus. am II. DECEMBER 1916.
nahmer fiinf 5erren ibeil. Sofort
na6 BEN NeidnHtrpsrber bes lluitrs
nebm.ns pu9s bic 3abl Don Wode 81
Do1e Bic auf 50 perfonen am pOris
gen Sonntas, unS ts IN 5u erpart.n,
bab bisfs 3abl b.im ginireien bss
i6DH.n fyriiblinssp.iisrs nod b.oeu'
isnb sunsbm.n ipirb. Der Qltersuntsr'
Idieb bel ben 1b,ilnebmsrn it bon 13
Biz So SabrsH.
Sir moresn Ra1mi.tog | 4 cine
gnbpariie nod Rount airp sspIdnt.
Der Qbmdrfd .rfOlst um 2 llbr bonn
Gnbpunit Der GpIsrain apeuue S!ras
benbabnIinie, GoIsram unb Dirsinia
9penue. 0pn Wouni Girp ipirb bic
Rhdfabrt iiber bic Wlount pIeaidnt
Rpab aneetreisn. profsFor artbur J.
ainItlIa IN aIs 5iibrsr uHo Grau
CHARTS G. asiter aIs gsgIeitsriH Der
gumen ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

ii4 baber unDersdsIi@ nit hem 90,
rontr Dr. u. g. Bauer IN Derttiss
buns, ber feiner5sii bic BoIissiGtjt'
Dr. Steipdrt 6dsen iiiib On. 3drrp
Bor fotpie bic aerate Or. 6. ..
Soutber. Or. 8. 4. Grbbdus unb Dr.
3. g. Gron,m aus ben Detten bol.s.
Sie rajten bann IN Mutomobilen nod,
Der llnsliidsfdtte, ipo porber f@on
Dr. 6. 10. SmebIep bon Glepes ios
pie Or. 8. 3. WOo6. Der in DallsH
Junction fationirte alr3t Der Big
Jour 8abn einsetroffen iparen. Den
pertinten gsmiibuns,n Der Merjte ses
lang es benn febr baIb bic 0erleBien
su berbinDtn, fobab bieie alf einem
fofprt 5uiammsnseiteIlien 3uee bic
ReiIe fortfeben tonnten, mdbrenb
William greemer unb 3srop Goobs
Ianbcr bierbersebra4t tpurben unb i'm
ct. Marien 5oipital slufnabms fans
ben.