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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
'HIST0RYBlTS

One Hundred Years Ago Today.
lSl7-The Shakcspearian anniversary
was observed IN England.
Seventy-five Years Ago Today.
lA2-Died, a prisoner in the hands
OF Akbar Khan, General Elphinstone.
commander OF the British forces in
Aighanlstan,
Fifty Years Ago Today.
lS7-Generals Hancock and Custer
were ordered TO take the field agains,
the hostile Indians in western Kansas.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
lSq2-Theosoph,stS from many parts
Of the world gathered IN Chicago Tor
an international convention
Our Daily Birthday Party.
Chaunccy NJ Dcpew, former United
States senator from New York, born
at Peckskill \. Y, 81 years ago today.
Edwin Markham, author oi The
Man With the Hoe born at Oregon
City Ore, rs years ago today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Luke McLuke Saws

LuhF wv Luh' Gays
Once IN q while a girl marrics for
home and then ha, 40 get a job so she
can pay the rent
\ man doesn't find il hard to he
enlent with the faults OF men who are
bigger than he iS
Another reason why a Young fellow is
so willing To SOW hs wild oats is he.
cause he knows that his father will pay
for the harvesting
Don't get cold feet when things look
dark. ANY man who has reached the
top can tell YOU that the Road to Sue.
cess /, lined with toll gates.
Another reason for the High Cost OF
Living rs that the old fashioned man
who used 10 sing a song OF siNpencc
now has son who won't even hum
ahou, anything less than six dollars.
Why J., It that bore can't tell when
he Is boring YOU but cawsalwayS tell
when some other bore /, boring him
The TACT that this years model had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Tuffl

The high cost OF cabbage hasn't az
icctei the plumpncSS ot the cigar 50 You
could notice II, But Grant Cherry. OF
Camp Dcnnison, Ohio, complains that
the stog,c that used to he as thick
around as lead pencil has wasted
away into a thing about as fat as a
darning needle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
THE FEMALE ROCKIES.

Mo oNF question, the patriotism OF the Young women
~ who have formed organization in rh, city or actual
military service Bu, everyone seriously questions, their
judgment
Under present conditions women arc needed to round
cut military establishment The place for the women
to give the hes, service Is in the Red Cros, society
Women have no place carrying guns and going forth
to hst,lciields as belligcrcnt'
And-ths nation does not intend 70 permit them TO
de- So
II the local female military organization will quickly
align rs forces with The Red Cros, movement better re
suits vii, he obtained than IN carrying fire arms,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
One Year AGO Today In the War.

April ., lolo-Turks destroyed
British camp near Suel canal, taking
800 prisoners; Italians defeated Aus.
trians in fierce engagement on Carso
front; Germans captured trench near
Haucour, in Nerdun region; Russians
and Turks each reported successes on
Caucasus front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Block or Sawdust?

Some men have wood in the lower
part Of their bodic, IN the shape Of
wooden leg others have wood higher
up in their bodies in 'hc shape oi
wooden arm hut what We started to say
was that Iii Wood lives at Two Riv-
cfS. Wis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

Otn farmers Of The country an a wt w o. farms c zee o ou
| an oil h is o o
rise w hay
urngtc crr~cnnc np II o i OF cop
o the peofE Emopmu rhu he h n N farmers o hi country
therefore in mhgcm aur h ate o o u pa1 appeal o
armusof h 0nh OF a n
The r dll
measure their rcrfc o trer appeal to
Unite Sats
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Doggone HIM

Luke, there's literary lunk
ON whom our passion dotcs.
This field don't sigu your stuff At all
lie simply uses quotes
Nj Healthy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

NLaWrcuccburg, Ylud) Ncws)
The monthly meeting and social OF
the Christian Endcavor Society OF the
Christian Church were held last night
with Miss Iva Leah
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Paw Knows Everything

Nlllle-Paw, what is a successful
man.
Paw-Wcll. nowadays a successful
man is one who can make more money
than his wife can spend, my son.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

The Vets have gained another vote
A Beer, the Milan llnd) Jewelcr, has
lpincd the Club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

Il must he a relief to live at boarding house these
dl,' and he forced worry abou, buyg food a, fancy
prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

Young man. the longer YOU may live
| hink ! nm. correct
You'll rud the less some fellows give.
The more they VIII expect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

II any housewife misses the food show this week she is
overlooking the opportunity learn how will he pos
sblc to conduct successful assault against the high cost
of living
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

The financially involved manufacturer
was Obliged to sack a porter who had
been for forty years in the service Of
the firm
I'm sorry, John. but you will have
to 60" he said
"l'm sorry myself" said John. III |
had known i, wasn't going to be .
steady job wouldn't have taken it,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
VIII They Accent Them :
IiOorayi

The Wood & NikelS Company does
business a, Roanoke Va
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Mercyl


The Damm-Wall Music Company /
located at Brazil. Ind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

The food show, opens today at the Auditorium And
Who shall say rha, TIN, show Of less interest rch, now
than grand opera
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

My son. Won can give fate the laugh
And fame and fortune wait on you,
II YOU viii Just accomplish. half
The things that YOU intend to do,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
RIppuNdRHYNES
BD Malt MaSon
ICooyygbr I9l7
A M + RICANS.

c INCE talk Of war is flying wide,
y and flags hang from the outer
wall / note, with pleasure and
with pride. the hyphenated crowd is
small The men who came across ,hel
sea, to make their home upon this
shore. and found the country Of the
free is all the blue prints claim. and
more. are seldom traitors to their salt.
this has become their motherland; and
il war comes they'll gladly vault upon
their chargers lance IN hand I'VE
are Americans" they cry, and will he
while this life endureS; the flag that
waves us stripes on high is ours, AZ
much as 1t is yours Our loyaltys 10
Uncle Sam. who gave us welcome to
his shores; il warfare comes. just
watch us slam the Stuifing from th-
foreign hores" Americans, wherever
born, in Berlin or in Broken Bow The
hyphen is a thing of Scorn, when there
is threat OF war and woe. Americans.
when shades oi gloom are on our Uncle
Ssmmy'S brow Americans, there is
no room for any other people now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Names Is Names.
NdTTVH II I'dTU'II
Rhoda Buck lives IN Aurora. Ind

Our Daily Special.
You'll Never Get ANY Medal, For
Mcidlng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Notice.

When any OF the physicians in the
Club get sick they are requested to call
on NJ u Cure, NJ ID, ot Weston, W
Va.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

.ls your husband a sound sleeper"
asked Mrs Nayhor
SHOULD say he ls' replied Mrs Mex
door He snurcs all night"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

cured.
There IN bride Ion Macon.
Her name ls Mrs hin.
And she won't hul cured bacon.
Because II has been m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

No Joke,
This Is r fact you Wi, agree,
Remarked Mr Tupp,
Though woman Is \ riddle, We
All hate 20 give her up"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
'LUKEM:LUKE
Ills COLUMN
Copyright 1877

No Joke,
This Is r fact YOU vii agree.
Remarked Mr. Tupp
Though woman Is riddle, We
All hate TO give her up
You Know Him.
What sort OF a fellow is Smith -
asked Brown.
"Oh, he's one OF these fellows who
spend half their time trying to save
time and the other half trying to kill
it, replied Jones
Merely Health Hint,
Never spank bee
Cured
There IL bride I'm Macon.
Her name is Mrs hin,
And she won't buy cured bacon.
Because 1t has been III
Sound
ls your husband sound sleeper
asked Mrs Nayhor
Should say he ls" replied Mrs Mex.
door lie snorcs all night"
Notice
When any OF the physicians in the
Club get sick they are requested to cal
on NJ. d Cure, NJ d, ot Weston, W
Va
Correct.
My son Won can give fate the laugh
And fame and fortune wait on you
II YOU viii Just accomplish. half
The things that YOU intend to do,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

e%rinncrt, Nin0crn Den lining db}uge
m0hncn, mcbr nuf 0cn Scller 81 huu'
len, ais lie at ciien perm0gen, lit in
Dem llcbungslogcr Ganlp Guens III
Wtaiiaduictt9 in 0ebrauh Nenu cin
Soloot mt iciuer Eortion nid)t &c
ma bat mo nm cine 3mcite bittet
10 crh0lt cr oieic, dber e9 miro iharr
aniqcpabt, Dob or tie and iBt; ldBt
or ctpo9 ilbriq, 10 miro Der Ieler
nit Icilicm ytanleu ucrichcn. 5uriid
acitcQt, uu0 i6m Der 9ieit bel Der nod
item Wlnbl}cit ais critcr Song &c
rcldlt. Gas lit iiderIih Elm cjniades
mo Ucrnilnitlgc2 &ertobrcu, Inn lc
DER &eridlIpenolmg Don Sebenamit
tcll bel Den Wohl}eitcn 3u itcuern
IS lit mubrlid Der Neohtung oe@
Iircttor4 0ooucr un0 iciuer Stills
drbcitcr merth. IS bcItcht cine ihuer
0critdnolidlc, abcr ELECTROMAGNETIC
1lIr 3u oft }u Observation-Disclosures iiir
zinc ioldlc Y|cbcltsmittcl Ecrgcuounq
Iic Nu0eu lino cut1peocr grOBcr
alt Der NJ q ~ o0cr Der @etrcircn.
DC hdlt q Iijr uotbrpcn0ig, llh biz
nr Shupibcit ool3uitoplcrL trot.
Dem ou9 ciarutIidc &~uu1Crgcfithl
idnQit Qpil!Ilt lit.
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Sine weiir S%paliamfeits : Mtabreael.


@enu fleiidIoie Gage uno mci3en
Ioic Gage bier mo BORT oui Shmie-
rigfeiten bel Der Gurhiiibrung Itobcn,
beioHocrs IN fleincn 6amilien, 70 lit
iiheriid nidts gu iageu gcgcn Der
Interchangeable" Y}abl3citer. ltno
od5 bette 1;n0 einiad)ite Utittcl oa3ii
ill., alIf cine 3rDelte Portion 81 per.
3iftcu, menII mon cine iolhe me0er
brn1ld)t nod miiniht. Bur gil &iele
lallen lid ourd O02 rrelm0lihe Cure
ben Der 8ditgebcrin, nod etpos gu
elier, |beItimmen, cine 5meite 8ortion
3l uebmen, ntHn man tbatidhlid
gcnuq hat; abcr man glaltbt, aus
Noflihfcit5riidlidten Der frcun0lihen
Nufiorocrung entiprehen 5ll miiiien
Ios lit inter fcineu lln1itin0en rid
tig, mag nber in nornalen 3eiten on
gangig lein. mcrn Der Otaqen einc
ioldle Grtrn @cloitung crtrdQt; al
lclu in oieien 3citIdnien lit e. idled=
ter0iuq3 uneutihulObnr. Dos 8e.
noiiene ifmedt nidlt, Is peruriodt
oft nod @cihDerocn, un0 elm gut
(hetI bIeibt ungcgciieu oui Dem Gel.
Ter 3ltrild, un1 nahber fortgemorfel
}u merocn.
IS iilO genllg 2cbensmittel fiir ole
U%orbouoen, ober nift gcnltg, mcnlr
man Tie pergeuoct. Gic @cbre fonr
nidt oft aenug gcprc0igt meroen. Inn
alIt mare es. tic gingc in ou9 @eicr
oes Bottles iibcr, homit oudl, menl
iricolidr 3eiteu mieoerfcbren, oieiC
iinnloie uno %iiinohnitc Gerqcuolnc
pom @c%bcn9mittclu, Die lcioer ichl
pcrbrcitct lit, ollib0rt iiir ole Bel
fen.
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Sdfifax un0-
feline
2Seoeutung.

0e0eutun0. den NcIlHlltfllll9
bctr0iIcu mur0g, II
Ole NauptItu0t Der ~canooildCu Yro
piu} 9topo Scotio, lic0t az Der no
6ItlIhcn o6cr GuBcren lite Der tSnlcl
J}oua Scotiu mo bat ctl,"n Der brad
tialten Sdfcn Der @|clt Iericlbe hot
mebrcrc Gulqdngc mo /. mnhrclf
oc5 Qon5cu ,%lntrc5 oTrcn. IN oer
ucriloiicncn Ntolloten erlulatc Der
Nalen ooourd cine ultBcrgcUobnllde
Nc0cutlnQ, ooG 3ohlrcihe Gompter
BORT tinljcicn IS lit nuullldl Der
Noicn, in mcldlcm ole ucltrulcn
Ediirr wdhrcno Der NricG25clt en-
fohrcn ln0 iidl ciucr llntcriud)ull1
pom 5citcn Der britiihcu HCglctu1q
uutcrmcritn mliicn. SoIt Der Aall}t
nualdnOihe &au0claperfchr uon Gn
nu0u miro ouch 6Icicu @oren gclcltct
ipe3icll mdbrcno Der MintcrnouQtc
pcnn Scr Oioli 0e9 Ct Eolurcnct
mlrd Gj2 qe1dIoilcn lit mo N|on
trrol nm Gucbct uidt crrcidbor
iuuo.
Nullrar lit oud emo pjdltiQc WtilJ
tar 5tatioL mcldlc pou fl Sorts ma
Nuttlrjcn dcidjltt lit. Trilbcr muroC
Sic Gitn12ue, meldlc 0ru NilQeI tr0nt
olti mcIdcm @uliior crbollt it, ais
cine Der itarfitcu 6citngcn IN Nnlc.
rita bctrndltet.
Tic Sta0t bcocdt cnl NrcuI pom ?
4ftilcu @dudc mo elmer Y}cilC @rcI
tc. Scif longer Belt mar oieielbC ais
CONNER Nuicntb0It3ort bcrithmt
mcQru ibrcr prohtuollcn ltugcbrmq
uuO ibrca cririihenocu Glimoa Sic
muroc I'M ,Sobrc t1l9 QcarijnOct mo
crhirlt lhrcn &oucn 81 Gbrct oc5
Gort non Noliior. &90hrcno oea Neuo.
IutiouafritQcy mar Dies elmer Scr
&ouptpcrpropioutju Der
Nritcu.
Mcgen ibrcr ajinitiqcu Gage mar
Die 2t00t pom irber elmer scr N0rpt
allcQtpunftc Scr 0ritcn. IS lit scr
0rtlidlc (crminuIWuft ser iutrrcolo
niolen Giicnbohu non Goloon mo
DER Gano0u Qatjfit Nubl ionic
uerihic0cucr on0ercr |rouincioI
tubntn. Wtttlipucu uon Collars
murocu iiir M%oicno0mnlc, Nclrrbrc
dlrr mo Nohnh0it. 5ur Nerbciicrunn
AN, NpfpIG DprDlt1rnh+ III &ptrt
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ou(cQupcrit non 200O 6uB gauge nm
lcdl2 9nlcQc 10mmc bon ic 1850
SUP Hdugr, nit Is 5uB tieicn @ai
icrboiiua. Ircj6ig oocr pIcr5id Scr
Qr0Btcn Compiler f0nnen beaucm
1lcid5cltlQ in Dem @oIen 2luiuabmc
fJu0eu
Ecbcu Ocu 5hiiisntriten mo
Nulc1r Qdnmcu iito Elm idllbeu0cr
A@cucnbrcdcr NM Grddtiptldcr
Glcpot0rcn mo onoerc Ausitottun
qcn filr Ole idnclle @%nn0bubunq mt0
[rouAicriruna pom Irodtgiltern Don
ocu Giicububu}Ugcn nndl Den Shii
len U0rhun0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

llntcrfuufts. uno @efoitigrngsprciit
in MaibtngtonJ mo reilte mleoer
hcirn, obglcif inn oas 8biirbiltcr
500 im Uonot eiugcbradt haben
lrlirOc. So mllE Iid) oas Robe Sans
init MIR ciucm &ilispiGrtucr bcgnit.
upIT
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srnntur Niaiams pon MiiiIiiipp

erfldrte 0iicntlld. OaB or i'd 0tll
B%robibitloulitcu gum Er0t elmer
gcnchmjgcu" mcrOc, WetU g lhn'
bcliabc. Ncnn iif Der 1cnltor
uurhcr nift ctno ocn n6tbiaeu Y'utt
angctrumfcn bate, Damn lit cr cln
toufiihncr mo bgmiW0crn0mert1er
lI-,,.,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

w IUINtHE UUsJ WUHT ~tNIN M WIUVNl
Semen Die thellrcn 3ciicn Grlcldtcr1uQ
hringcl @omit oncrornQa nidt 0je
Observation-Disclosures Qcutcint lin0. ion.
ocrn Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sic bIcibcn oer5cit BON @c0mtcnid
lcrn 6icnllid pcridlont. Gtuc &oIh.
'ngtoncr Qcpcldc tIuitrirt oo@ I'M
lclGbr 10: Ger N|bueorolctc Zee DO.
Georgia ncridoiite rincm icincr Con
itltuenten clu Amt ais uiNiltircu0ct
Sbilrhiltcr 0ce ltntcrhouic9 Gc
Y'onn tom. iob nimlid 0tr bobrl
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Ter @crfonf uOn 4mti- SOrin Wirii

oracblid eincn HeiugcUim pom BOG
Ero}cut ab. Son oleu @ltfcrnrtcrl
bic Observation-Disclosures" e idrclbt OIL
,.g8Cit. Bolt. ShieT gerUIdclt, emf
ncntcr SEER College. 4robibitiu ioltc
Der Grcia 0icIc3 [cuiclsItoIfca lern
0os 0cincm uijt mo MIR d q
Arp fruu'
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Die NnEeroicnititennnn Der Cb.

ierpation9moQcn ntli 0cu Giicuboh
,lcn lit cine 6drte, Ole Scr 0nrh
idnittsreiicnoe ldIic6lidD nod miro
ertrnacn f0nnelt. Ncbcnbci bcmerft
I'M 2ebcu mic uul Der giitnbohu. Ger
NcobodltungarDogcn fommt itet5 our
hintcrcnG n0c
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g. ot5t unnocrbnre Stimmnnocn

- 1lbt r0tbicIboftc H~nQcnbIidt i'm
Scbcn 0c9 W}cuidlcn, mo i'd ms plof
gtd Ole 3ufunft 5t crihljcbcn ihcint
no lutr ulluiatiirIid) lultt ioudl5cu
o0er mclnCn modten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

/ ocu |gegcnpdrtl
ucn %ulaufeH
gum .@ooueri
sen" foulnlt man
0o mo bort 3u
redlt gcllalgencn
<Deen Cine GAM
cigentbilmlihe
SpariunIfeitarc
gel Die ot Die
nlltr cite Cite
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Sn Neu gorf hat Olc critic Stra.

Observation-Disclosures .ihr Griheiucn
ncmndJt, @or0 oofitr oud o%uueqoiit
uie ne GridcIuula aus unocrcn
Ncltcut
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MIDI bic gnani ,Snbinmcr 6n6cn

iDicocr Den MrlcAspluo bctrcten
Nicbr mo mrcbr miro Y}crifo 0aa
|otto 0e5 5d)rcden5 ohue Guoc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

8arou uOn Stenben ioa ein Trnn
sole ocepicn fem. @Iob - cr lclblt
bats nidt gcmuBt uulo mir 0ilc ollh
uidlti
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

ser cin5iQc 4ioum I'M GouQrcB Der
lcgcu Die Nrita5crtldrumg on &c
iterrcid) llngorH it,nmtc - Eou.
0pn hciRt
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@er trrnlpe iidl oce 2anfcs min

,utihlogcn, ocnt icAlt oea &itgner@
trcdlc 5tirn nld)t belGt O. IN 5dll
Gers ,SlunQfrou pom Orleans.
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Bum &apitef Der obwobI oie
Sranendr6eit. oo g]t9 ara,,anar.

ppi Sf0ltellut
belt IN iait Zen ,<u0uitrien. @pihGi
ten un6 Ncrllrcn moufbnltlume Sort
ihrittc qemndlt bat u10 moht, iid)er-
lid Elm 3cidlcn. odB tic ildl bcpdhrt,
herrlht ood nod Imnler ser heitiQc
9Hjocritrcit Der NieimmQeu ooriibcr,
ob lie Der gidnncrurbclt aIcihmcrthig
mo ocm5uiolde olh IN QJcldlcr Wciie
3u bc3ablcn lei.
Mem Die @cdHer Der t5rournnr
belt tic ohnc mciterc@ ult0 non pbcll
hcrnb ais ntn%0crpcrthjQ be5ciduelt
10 modem Tic lidl elmer qcounfcnlpicn
Obcrfldhlld)fctt iduI0ip uu0 ihuocn
Ibrcr ctGcncu Sodlc mchr, ul9 lie iii
ten, @cmid)tiQcr limo 0je gcQCn oa$
ncItcrc INSTRUMENTATION Der ISrult-
enorbclt porgcbrohtcu polf2tuirth
ldluitIldeu Nrijn0c. lmter ocncn sic
Sorac nm ole Grholtulg scr Gonlilie
mo oc2 N0milittlrbcu@ obcllon itcht
Sc ucIlr Ole 6ruu 3u Nrbclt ull5cr.
hoIb oc3 Mclr1c@ heranQe5oQcn miro
mn 10 atpilicr miro liz ihntn uatilr
Iidlcn Ncrui cutirem0et, rill Der
luit. ncr oui Die Ioltcr unQjiuitia
ouf Ole 3lujuhmt ser &rp0lfcruna
lpirfen muB. (hoti0ttid) hot audi be.
rcita lit N0uocrl brilp NteQcn0c1.
IN 0cncu Die m0ultrtclC Auabcutltna
DER tSr0u %bciouocra melt uorucihrit
ten tit. 0jc Nrpolferunl ultr Damn
INC ,3rndl,nc ST u9r5citncu. Wcuu
lr pom GIjBCu lrildcn 3usuu be.
toumt, ME 0u2 in ocu 9ier Stuutcu
his uor Au4brud 0c2 MtlttricQc5 ser
,loIl aclncicu lit NM nod Der Nnijdt
nleIer Nahlcutc ouh nod Nrie0cn9
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

Our Country, Right or Wrong
If Right To Be Kept Right
If Wrong To Be Set Right
Carl Schurz.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-08-16
FROM Mr.. HOLLOWAY

Editor Star: In Mr.. Carn's reply
to Mr.. McAteer's letter concerning
stock being impounded, see my name
was mentioned. l feel it my duty to
myself to deny the statement Mr..
earn made about me and / don't know
of another man in town who would
write such a false statement and
swear to it, except Baxter earn. In
Latin or German, l say this state
ment was false, but in plain, straight
English l say it is a lie. use a
whip when necessary as all cattle
men will say it is almost impossible
to drive cattle without whip, but
still cattle don't have to be beat up
simply because you use whip
sometimes, and l defy Baxter earn
or anybody else to come to my face
and tell me l beat up stock. Mr..
earn should be more particular in his
remarks, as it is lots better to speak
the plain truth, even if it takes the
hide off, than it is to tell a lie. In
justice to all and malice toward none,
am, Very sincerely,
C.. A. Holloway.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-08-16
BELLEVIEW

Belleview, Aug. 15.-Mr. Worry
Fitzpatrick after years of solicitation,
has finally sold his beautiful farm on
the old wire road. The lucky purchas-
er is Mr.. Clifford E. Crandall, who
comes here from the far west, and
will prove a valuable acquisition to
our community and church circles.
In my write-up of the Oxford bar
becue unintentionally stepped on the
feelings of some people. For in
stance several fine young men have
taxed me with neglect in mentioning
their presence at this Oxford barbe-
cue. | explained that all the young
men / had mentioned more the badge
Of distinction and honor that the uni
form of our country conferred on any
person wearing it, and that l did not
consider the ownership of a draft
number any honor. want to see the
young men enlist and do it willingly,
not be forced to it.
The Ladies' Aid will give an ice
cream social Friday night at the town
hall. The Civic League will give a
dance Friday night at the club house.
The Masonic fraternity will meet at
their hall Thursday night, Aug. 30,
at which time there promises to be
work in several degrees. These meet
ngs are very popular with out of town
members who attend in large num-
bers.
Just received a postal card from
Key West from my dear old uncle
On the reverse or message side, It
stated: 81 met John" Signed, "Joe
Bell" Below that it stated, 81 met
Joe Bell" Signed, "Uncle Eru." And
there is no telling what the. meeting
brought forth. For the life of me
cannot see how Key West can hold
Joe Bell and John E. Tremere both
at one and the same time. No wonder
Gov. Cats is stirring the pot at the
lower extremity of the state.
Mrs. ]. A. Lucius has returned
from a visit to her parents at We
laka.
Mr.. Ed Carmichael is giving the
people of Ocala something and more
Of it than any man has ever done. He
has taken that sorry spectacle of
ago and turned it into a resort that
is JOY and pleasure to all beholders.
Last Monday, having an hour or so to
spare on my hands in Ocala ana
meeting several friends, the thought
occurred to me that it would be
good idea to run down to the springs
and investigate. There were Miss
Isabelle Davis, Soldier Boy Jimmie
Liddell and Henry Blackburn, who is
travelling in the interest of Southern
College, with Minnie and myself. We
climbed into our little old express
wagon and bowled merrily over the
road 20 our destination. There we
found the sun shining and the trees
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-08-16
OCALA'S HONOR ROLL
Navy Recruiting Station,

Navy Recruiting Station,
Room 211, Postoffice Building,
Ocala, Fla, Aug. 16, 1917.
The following named man having
made application for the U. S. navy,
was sent to Atlanta for final exami-
nation:
Clement Evans Warren, Lecanto,
Fla, apprentice seaman.
COlOred Walters Wanted for the Navy
The following telegram has been
received from Lieut.. j. T. Atkins, al
the main Office in Atlanta:
"Mess attendants not included in
weekly quota; send in all good men
for this rate you can get"
Now is the time for colored men to
enlist. Owing to the large increase
of the navy, there are lot of open
ings for colored men as walters. Pay
to start with from $37 to SAL a
month, including colthing outfit, with
board, medical care, etc., free. Only
good and neat men need apply. Also
they must furnish references. Fol-
further information call at this of
flee. VIM. B. Schlereth,
Commissary Steward, U. S. N.