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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13
CORNER, (Winterport)

.me Fl inter of Pittsfield was recent
ot .. Whitney.
Ma Linda Littleheld was hostess for
4. aides Club recently.
s,raa arby of Perham is spending a
Fsshs with relatives here.
,-an Burgess of Detroit, Mich, is
-s,+ Of his cousin, Edmund Clement.
" end Mrs. Charles Rogers of Hamp-
ser- cuests at Z. W. Nealy's Sept.
ms NJ j. Haley was in Dixmont re-
eli IS, ting Mrs. Edna Smith in dress
sAas
{ Whitney and family of Newport
r. sles-s Of C. o. Whitney and family
End
n and Mrs. Eugene Buzzell of Revere,
"a spent their vacation with Mr.. and
], j. d. Foss.
W and Mrs. R. L. Clements of the
az spent a week with their son, F. P.
Is7slts fecently.
B Jewett and family, accompanied
M, II. Libby, visited relatives in
.nay Sept2n. d.
Mss florence Clements of Comma
Ices her mother, Mrs. Linda Clements,
ID u htney's a few days recently.
IL -a Mrs. Harry Holt and little son
gs s3Iy, Mass, spent several days
EMF. with Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Nealey.
h. NJ. Conant and the Misses
n. 81 Mildred Conant, visited at the
ef E. A. Severance in Newburg,
i oa
'I- and Mrs. c. C. Clements motored
sTseIylle Aug. 31st. Mr.. Clements
/, On BUSINESS connected with the
lrners mon.
INus Larby of Stockholm and Mrs
bic Turner of Spaulding were guests of
lH 5rathers, A. G. and E. A. Larby
aGaI days recently.
lyndon Nealey, who has employment
Bangor, was called to Belfast for ex-
I,lluon Sept. 3rd, as his number was
-- third call of the draft.
L and Mrs. Walter Bickford, Mss
Ils Bedford and j. W. Arlington were
lals Of George Hopkins of Monroe in
:l.5 rip to Unity recently.
4 A Haley and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Nealey and guests and Mrs. Hattie
asa,s and family were among the
lauoa.le parties which went to Camp
f. Sept nd.
AHes and family of Orono and
VT 5nd Mrs. Lowell of Rockland,
1-si IT, Town Sept. I'd and were guests
NJ and Mrs. A. R. Wellman. Mrs.
1aOefH Robbins, who has been with
laughter, Mrs. Ames, for two months,
smpamed them home.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13

The action of the heart. lungs and d.
gesttve system is Involuntary, for the
reason that it is indispensable to life
and must be carried on under all cir
cumstances. If man had to think of
his heart or had to remember that he
must breathe or that his food must d.
gest he would have no time to do any
thing else and if by chance he should
forget to keep his heart going or his
lungs In operation he would fall dead
on the spot.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13
Hard to Hear AirpIane at Sea.

While it is widely known that an air
plane can be heard for some distance
off on land, on water the tapping Of the
waves and the whistling of the wind
through the rigging and superstructure
of vessel make it almost impossible
to hear the power plant Of an approach
ing seaplane until it Is almost ovehead;
hence the submarine plying the sur
face has slight warning Of an impend-
ing seapIane attack until it is often too
late to escape.-Scientific American.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13
EVILS OF SECRET DIPLOMACY.

In London, Lord Robert Cecil declares
the existence of proof that Germany
meditated an attack on the United States
after having dealt with France and Eng
land. In Washington one hears that
evidence which makes officials of the
United States government believe that
Germany planned to make war on the
United States after cleaning up France
and England is in the hands of the ad-
ministration."
We do not doubt either of these ASSET
tons. We believe that evidence of this
sort has been Gin the hands of the ad-
ministration" for many months, that it
was in possession of the proof through
out the Presidential campaign of last
year, and that the ''kept us out of war"
slogan was as false as it was dangerous
for, while virtually pledging peace when
it knew that war was unacceptable, the
administration did not lift a finger to
prepare for the inevitable conflict The
results of its neglect are now beginning
to appear. At huge costs we are build
ing environments for the army, and they
will not be ready on time. At larger costs
we have been trying to procure clothing,
guns, equipment for the troops, and we
shall not have them ON time. At ad-
vanced prices we are striving to build
ships, to construct aeroplanes, to get de-
stroyers, to secure artillery and shells, to
lay in supply of all the things that war
needs and which we might have provided
long ago, at great saving of money, if
the administration had only been honest
with the country and with itself. The
war will be fought to successful end,
without doubt. But that end will be de-
layed and the price we shall pay in blood
and treasure will be multiplied because
the administration kept in it's own hands
the evidence of German intentions which
it should have laid before Congress many
months ago.-Portland Press
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13
Local Pride.

what is the name of this street"
"This is Broadway" replied the
proud citizen Of Dubbsvllle
"Ahl Named in honor Of the famous
thoroughfare. presumeT'
"Why, sir, this is the famous NOR
arey'-Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13
Mo LONG YEARS
| HE SUFFERED
Initiatives" Made Him Feel
/ As II Walking On Air

ORILLIA, Nov. 2Sth. 1914.
For over two years, I was troubled
A G5astfpation, Drowsiness, Lack of
.A,t.ts and Headaches. One day I saw
Of sign which read "Fruit-a-tives
he you feel like walking on air."
* appealed to me, SO 1 decided to
s box. In a very short time, T
M 20 leel better, and now Ifeel fine.
s1s4 Eoodappetite, relish everything
IS. and the Headaches are gone
nev l recommend this pleasant
+. glfr inc to all my friends
DAN MCLEAN,
Dc a tex, 6 for $3.50, trial size, Csc.
sldeaiers or sent postpaid by Fruit
ives Lnited, Ogdensburg, NY,
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Within the Limit,

Bilton-Aren't you spending too
much?
Mrs. Bilton-No. dear; you don't
make enough for me to do that.-Life
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13
Saw. THAR Breath.

Alice-I wouldn't marry lawyer.
He would always be arguing with me.
Marie-Nonsense! Lawyers don't ar
que unless there's fee In slgnt-bos-
ton Transcript
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A Huqe Dinner Can

whats that?" asked the visitor, In
dicating gasometer.
"Dfnna ken," replied the Scot.
Some can. too" was the astonished
rejoinder. You must have communal
dinners in this town. "-Youth's Com
panion.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13
MAINE CEN1kAL RAILROAD
BELFAST AND BURNHAM

On and after June rs. 1917. trains connecting
at Burnnam and Waterville with through trains
for and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland and
Boston, will run daily, except Sunday, as fol-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-13

Folly is the one thing that all per
sons wish to cover up and that none
can conceal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
NEW YORK

N.W YORK, Sept g Wcpor's OF cold
rains "a th" western b"lt aud npprehru
Hiuu mat tho tropical storm might rrnch
the middle guli coast encouraged buNrrs
VA the cotton nnrlSrl early today The
opening WIN Htrndy at mn advance ot lj
to 80 points In consequence. with bCto-
her selling up tn - shC aud january 10
"a bhC, ~ about ~ Ia ~ po,niS not hirh
or There were ALSO rumOra TINT null
18Th private condition figures would he Ia
sued later IN the day aud hull 'h spot
HdviccH from tho south Realizing was
quite pctiV" at times but was readily
absorbed With the market showing gen
orally flrm tone tnwRrd tho end NJ tho
first hour liverpool cnhled that the
Huuthrru markets. showed disposition
to hold firmly aud that there WAS no pros
SUR Of offerings there
Reports chat storm warnings had been
ISSUED for parts ~ the aulf coast and
the official prediction for frost In parts
NJ oklahoma hnd Arkansas wcro features
in the morning advance, when carried acs
tive months about 10 To 10 points net
higher with brCrmhrt settling st ~ Vie
aud january 2ss2r Demand mpercd OF
mt this lrvel, huwcvsr, and thu market
showed Ip1ctiuuH of several points early
IN the noon hour under selling h) early
buyers who were disappointed by the
showing of n chicago report making the
condition G2G nsaluai az las, ,nont h,
MlmuTs circulating yesterday nnd ms
morning had created expectations OF n
more hullih showing
Solllnr became more active durlns the
early Afternoon, refl.CtuE nCrenHrd
trHdiuU. while there also appeared ,o h'
tvUCiluuurS rrutimrnt around the Iina
December sOld otf to - dio aud January
To "liNc, compared with ~ 50r nnd
- iic al IN" ulOre Yesterday LATER nd
vlcrr Indicated that whilc tho French soy
crumeut had ls.uod regulations soverninp
cotton impurts no prohibition has hret
placed upon imports Of UOtion into
France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
GULF HURRICANE
TO STRIKE LAND
At new ORLEANS
tcon,lnusd ytom Page "

when the center of the hurricane will
pass inland but indications are the ap-
proaChrng storm is very severe aud
every prcraution should bc taken ~ The
Every effort has been
made tp warn inhabitants ol exposed
place, in the ro.,'blc path oi the storm
and all large and small craft have bccu
warned 10 seek shelters
Barometer IA Failing
The barometer here shortly after Y
O'Clock registered 2oG and two hours
later IT had fallen 10 NG with nlnc
mile norlhcas, wind PHO, Town, near
the mouth OF the Mississippi, reported n
barometer oi 2DN at Q m, falling
from 300 abou, \ o'clock last night.
\ drilling rain and light wind was
reported there
Gufprr,. ON the MisSis,irp coast, re.
ported last night cas-, winds and n ba-
romcicr oi 29sS at Q a. m, a slight
fall from last n'gh,
IS Miles an Hour al Sea
At o'clock this afternoon the
weather bureau thermometer fcpl.tcrcd
079 and falling, and the wind velocity
was sixteen miles an hour,
a wireless message from vessel IL
ihc gulf bet, zen $50 and 200 mlc'
southeast Of New Orleans, stated tha
ITS barometer about noon was l9h an,
tina, the wind velocity was seventy
miles an hour
\, precautionary measure the ci'N
authorities here ordered all schools
closed at noon aud the children Wcr'
sent IN their homes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
Galveston Expects
Gale From North

GALVESTON. Texas. Sept Il
Strong northcry winds and gales arc
forecast ior tonight and Friday along
the Texas coast from Port Arthur to
C1rpu, Christi, caused by the tropical
storm reported approaching the Goa 1
~ frc mouth OF the Mississippi river.
The barometer at Galveston is 29M
The wind J., blowing from the north AZ
twelve miles an luur and the sky Is
cloullc,'
Northeast storm warning signals
were ordered hoiucd from Port Arthur
10 Cornus Christi in \ message from
the weather bureau At Washington
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
SQUALLS Are Noted
Close TO Pensacola

PENSACOLA Fla, Sept 7--rhc
'ruplcal hurricane apparently will pas,
inland from the gulf somewhere on the
coast west Of Pensacola Judging from
indication, here today Barometer at
M A. m. was stationary at 299l, but
ire udc had risen ,wu and half fee,
since Yesterday Squalls were noted
here carly today with some rain hut the
unH velocity was not Suiiicicn, q
cause damage or uncaS'ncSs How
eve shipping was taking all pteeau.
n.ns against 4 sudden ,ccrlng Of thi
hurricanes course.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
WAR SHARES UP;
TRADING LIGHT
Electric, Motors and Others
Are Heavy,

NEW YORK. Sept u steel, shippnr'
and various equipments featured tho
early dealings on the stock exchange to-
day with average advances Of point
Some uf the more speculative war shares
recording greater gains These Woto
counter. balanced l., the hrnynesS OF
G,u,u Electric. General Motors. OHIO
GlH lud Mating preferred. TthulnR
vas light hut without any trace " yes
iyfdatr toaCtlouap trend
The general list, especially indnStriah
nnd rails met with another setback dur
INK the mid sesaion. United States steel
lcll ~ 1893. on heavy offerings, including
one block of 0OO shares and ~ Paul
lost ~ ponts Partial rallies cnFued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
COTTON GOES UP
ON STORM NEWS
Wave Of Buying Sweeps the
Market Today,

NlW ORLEANS, Sept II The HURT
,Nno warnings tur the middle pIlf ConHt
'Aurcd buying wave On tho opening
~ lh" cotton market hore today In tho
llttl hnlt hour uf MsinoHs pr,ccs rose N
'n - points lIulish s"nOmrnt was
''lmu'nird hY tho forecast ot frost for
pw'Iou# uf tho vrstotn holt
Offerings ~ long coNon ware rather
liberal throughout tho morning hnu noon
prrcH were To- IL points on from tho
highcst under pressure
In the afternoon liquidation offset TO
soNo extent tho fepr ~ the hurricane
n Jn the most active months ~etr %
,Ovn
SPOT cotton, steady. % points up Sales
on tho Tpo, A'S bales 10 arrive, 1lb low
mldillng, % tuv, mldhllng, - laG, good
mldlling 'iGSc Receipts, 6,ON2 stock,
W W. hnlra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
81 LOUIS.

ST Lotus sept ~ UOGS Rcc"pls
$500; 10, NFhrr Lghta iiSNtuN 80,
SIS N.1l0 90. luud heavy. SO '0NtlN IN,
..lI ilN,,uIrtu CATTLE. 10 rlptP,
b.. roo. Slow. steady Native beet steers.
= oOu 80, ycarlmg -trrrt nud hclt'rH,
s. OOm 1900, cowsI Il Oum 10. stockcrs
s. 50u 1000; TrNh quarantine steers,
tti5ni0 10, trir lo prime southern beef
slr,rE, ivOoHl1 70, beef COWS iaEd hcif.
riF ST. O0U 1000, prime A,Wl,rE steers.
nul hrlfrra. iibOdrlu 20. nntiNr calves.
E,iHl,LO Slirlr. llorclplr, ShO pr,S
poets strong lomhs. 81 QUA u M, owes,
So 5omli UO. wcthcrs. $40 .uH 10 10, can
ItIs aud choppers {, Outi 80
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Money and Metals.
NEW YORK MONEY

SEW YOUE, Sept. q M,rcpnll, pa
pet o., percent. sterling 60 day bills.
81 -: commercial paper. GU-dny bills on
hanks. ,i12ig commercial GO-doy hills.
tI7lN demand. u7hA cahes, - - 7-l6,
rnlders. demand, il's cables, i2t bar
silver. ,lOiN Mexican dollars. 19c, Rov-
ernmcnt bonds. steady, rnilrund houda.
irregular. time loans firm, 10 days 5's;
~ days, ~; siN months, g cnll money
firm. high, g. low, ~ ruling rate. i,
closing bid. 81, offered nj G. last loan 6
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LIVE RpoOL.

LIVERPOOL. Sept n COTTON kpot
quiet, prices unchanged. Anrfloan mid
dunk fHlr, ~ 6id, gooh mlddllik IeOih,
mlddllug, 1904. mlddling, s62d low
mlddliug. ls va. good ordinary, MA,
ordinary. lG 61d. rnlrs, 1000, including a..
500 American Receipts, 900. all Amer
cnu. futures, unchanged; bep'rmher
II SD. September October, l1lId, pC,o-
her November. ~ nd. Dec~mbcr- JRnu-
AIRY. 1904 March Aprli, i6l2d May.
June. 10 96d Tho above ara >dll fixed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27

An English poet told in New York
why he had abandoned poetry for war
work
"Eyen l." hc said, cant make poetr,
pay nowadays In fact, as far a.
poetry goes I'm a good deal like the
Young Washington square chap who
recently got married
when this chap took his bride hons
10 his tiny flat she burst into tears and
cried
" Darling, I've dreadful confession
10 make 10 YOU ! can't cook
"That's all right hc said And
I've confession to make IN my turn
I'm poet, and You'll have nothing to
cook
Berwick, Pa, has a society of Wild.
ows, the only organization of It's kind
in the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
AUTO RACES LAST.
TWO DAYS OF FAIR


lusl when the Hmtc Fair uack gave.
Indications Of h,lug I'm na,"r. condition
for the automobile nocr thnn II hnS
been since, 'n'a when Iouis piThrow
established u record tor a." mile which
nill stands. the srrond hownpour opened
NJ "Wednesday afternoon and put rhring
out uf the question Tor M" remainder OF
the day
Postponed untll Friday
\ huRtN tunHultniIuu Of Ihir OiiUinIS
immediately brought tho announcement
ul u pustuuuumrut lu Friday afternoon
uf Wednesday scheduled program pui
ting automobile rnvvH ON the boards Tor
the last two dnNs, Friday and SATURDAY,
ul ia" weeks su"cd program.
Every driver entered W Wednesdays
rrccs viii gu 10 the tape IN frdny'E
postponed event. aud som" new records
VIII prohNhl, he hung NJ with the track
put In fast condition by the rain.
Wsrplanes Here Saturday.
An nddcd ATTRACTIONS for saturday,
rnrrs was iNlnuuncrd following the con
sent ~ nrn'y officials NJ Fort SIN 10
send fleet ~ WurpHncs on n hight
from l'o'l tlll 10 ~ state 'nit Grounds
Tommy Iomkn, was keen ON base
bali aud particularly ambitious to make
his mark as catcher ANY hint, how
ever small. was welcomed II It helped
ON his advance IN TIN, department, ot
the game When he began to have
trouble with his hands and somebody
suggested soaking them in sal, water
to harden the skin hc quickly followed
the advice Mas few days later Tom
my had a misfortune A hll at the
bottom oi the gardcn sent the ball
crashing through rclphhor's sitting
room window II was the third .lumm,
had broken since M. season began
Mr., Iomklh, nearly wcpl IN anger
when Tommy broke the news.
"lcr father II skin yer when he
comes home tonight" she said.
Poor Tommy went outside trcm-
bling TO reflect, His thoughts travelled
10 the punitive strap hanging IN the
kitchen and he eyed hi, hands ruciully
"Ah,' he mullctci, with a sigh, If
made bg mistake ought 10 have
sat in that salt and water
With pardonablc prlddc a lady dis.
played a very ancient piece ol house
linen ~ her servant saving
"lopk Bridget At TIN, iablc,lo,h II
has been N our family iur over M
years
Bridget eyed il carefully and then
remarked in most confidential tone
Sure. never mind. Mrs Arthur dear
who would know hut that n wa, bought
bran new ont ~ the ,hup.'
West Virginia legislature defeated
an. ant. strike bin
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Sept - nUTTEU TN
changed zoos Receipts g. 200 caHes
unchanged POTATOES NNcclpth 20
cars unchanged IOIl TlN Alive,
higher. fowls ggdi26c spriuEa. 2ac
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27

HOGS A working combination on hogs
today was established with "A general al
vance Of Zoe aud with lots " real good
quality kind showing up Thus resulted
IN top price Of So 2bc Tor best Nnds, tn"
high -u ever prid here for pork ON the
footG The load thNt brought the record
price was from Tulsn county. The hulk
u tho trading NAE on uu flN nNI " ~
basis. RcVorPl lOnds bringing SO IN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ali. Please Mention Tin,e..
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
The. Oil Business Pays

You know IT, everybody knows II The time buy
stock is early before the into full operation and the
stock soa Many stakeholder who received dividends has pa,ed
himself the back and told his friends how LUCKY he was There
has made oil and Oklahoma by the avet-
age than other state the union The Oklahoma
City OIL Exchange offering the opportunity Tor an investment
where your profits will he large have secured valuable leases
in three different and fields besides owning ~ OF land
in Leiorc county Oklahoma the heart OF the best field IN the
state which selling l1s for 5000 per lot giving you
deed dollars worth Of stock in all the companyS hold
ns pay five dollars down and five dollars month on each
LOT purchased 1--WE percent for cash The last dollars be
paid TO the Security National Bank of Oklahoma City 10
drilling and DEVELOPMENT fund Our proposition gamble
have producing ot valuable lease and will have
several more soon We arc now pipe line will
sell our first tank on , week This opportunity to invest
your money OF making louN profit and before the ad
wncemcn in price ou MI stock Invest IN the Oklahoma city
Oh Exchange get your share OF the big dividends TO be paid
Our proposition open Tor Investigation a houc.w and r'ia
bihU.
OKLAHOMA CITY OIL EXCHANGE
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kANsAs cirv CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS cry, sep, " - CORN,
white. ,5iSmS Is, No = yellow, ss.ob3
lh2 oATS Hlphrr, No 2 white, Sc;
Il: Ss, NTFii' TI'iG tSE Milo MTE Mhlar S M
az 80
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united STATES
MUST RECOGNIZE
the SUBMARINE
Continued From raos ~

OF liichoh,' When the huge vessel
doundr'rd- eighteen minutes later
practically 100 person, were thrust
hcadloug into eternity Eight hundred
men. 800 women and lnO children per
iShcd hr this abySmNl crime
OF the latter, thirty three were IN.
fanlS in arms ca, of the ono hundred
and eighty nine Americans on board,
only sixty Six lived TO tell ui the whole
sale asSaSSnatlons
MIR Eros, declared tina, there was
two Kinds oi submarine warfare prac-
l,rcd by the Germans One was TO pre-
tend 10 warn the vessels and the other
was 10 sink them without walning. On
one day between midnight aud md
night. the crews oi six different vessels
were landed al Queenstown, he said II
was from the Survivors ol the various
vessels sunk by the Huns that he col
lcctcd at first hand stories oi the IN
speakahlc horrors fhrcd upon defense
less women and children bv order ol
the kNser and upon which America ha,
entered the war
Survivors Toll Stories.
"My witnesses were American husi.
ness men, women and sailors" he said
Their stories cll rang with the trutI
OF their statements ~ they were tolr
Wien the survivors went directly to tin
IconSulat straight from I've sea
"Whatcyer your opinion may be a
io England" he said, II wan, YOU I,
Join with me here IN saying All homo
10 the gallant BG,iSh navy, which. nigh
and day, has hcsn ,rclc,Sly and fear
IcNSly hunting down these coyoi" %
the 'ea This request was me, wit
rounds of applause
Mr.. Frost closed his address VII
descriptions oi number oi other sub
marine horrors which came under M
personal attention while he was sta
toned at Queenstown
The Bible class teacher In ccr,ai
Sunday school was extremely annoyc
al the noise made hy pupils IN the nrN
room Al last. unable to stand II an
longer he looked over the parti,io,
and, seeing one boy taking loudc
than the others. he leaned oyer am
ho',icd HIM oycr the partition, an
banging him into chair, said, "Noy
he qu,ci
Some minutes later r small head ap
pcatcd over the PARTITION and a mecl
voice said
PLEASE, sir. you've got our teach
er,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
LEAD AND sPELTER.

NEW YoRK. Sept. u The metal cy-
change uuote, lond null Spot, SEC
Spclter. pull Spot. Fact - l.ruis de.
livery. si?as onc Al London I"nd
Spot, CSC, lh. futures E2A. los spell
irr. spot Lrt: futurra. $50
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oHIcAoo cAsn GRAIN

cWChGO, Sept gI--CORN; No.
doTodlc' nYE No q nsls, 10 !
~ yOm NJ BARLEY 81 2Oulit
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST, LOrls, Sept 27-CoRNl Higher
No ,, t20o, M. white. tgli. OATS.
Higher No .. 59hi9aoi No 2 white, q
Wbi is1fGlc
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Phone Your
Want Ads
TO p BX-5.

FINE. Close I'm 1-room and sleeping porch
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