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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-05-10
$4,000 IN LOANS
| IS, ASKED FOR
|fwenty-Four Farmers Taking
up Federal Farm Loan
Association Includes all of
Bayfield, and Half of Ash
land County.

Starting out with twenty-four
members with applications for
loans running up to $39O00 the
Washburn National Association
was formed in this city last
Monday afternoon when papers
were signed and all necessary
blanks filled out.
On February 10th a number
of farmers from this vicinity
met at the Commercial Club
rooms and organized a Farm
Loan Association, elected afficers
and adopted bylaws, etc.
AS the Federal Loan Bank of
st. Paul was not established un-
til some time later the
association could not proceed
with their business and a meet
ing was again held Monday
afternoon of this week at which
papers were signed and a few
changes were made which the
Federal Loan Bank had recon-
mended.
Twenty-four farmers signed
the application for Charter and
loans to the amount of $4,000
were asked for. AS the law
only requires ten farmers and
loans totaling $4,000 there Isl
no doubt the application will be
accepted. When all present at
the meeting have forwarded
their applications there will be
about forty members and an
amount of $4,000 or 100000 in
loans. Inquiries are coming in
from al parts of the county
every day.
The Washburn National
Association, as the official name
will be, will include the whole of
Bayfield, county and the west
half Of Ashland county. The
following compose the Board of
Directors: B. Hirsch. President;
L. F. Kinstler, Vice-President;
M. j. Raarup, E. r. Tetzner and
]. N. Kinney. The loan COM
mittee is L. F. Kinstler; M. j.
Raarup and J. N. Kinney, with
E. R. Tetzn er as substitute
Andrew Berge was elected
secretary and treasurer.
All actual farmers who want
to borrow from $100 to $4,000
and use it on the farm can be
members of the Association.
The loans can be made for from
five to forty years. The interest
is at present five per cent.
This association will certainly
be a great help to the farmers
who through it can get loans
for improvements on his farm
at a low rate of interest, and it
is expected that many of the
farmers of Bayfield, county will
take advantage of it.
Secretary Andrew Berge is
prepared to give all information
to persons interested
in the Federal Farm Loan plan.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-05-10
Appreciates Resolutions For
Warded from Washburn
Says Message Helped to Re
assure Him and Keep
Him ip Heart.

In response to- resolutions
passed at the patriotic mass
meeting held in this city recent
ly, copy of which was forwarded
to President Wilson, the follow
ing message has been received
in return:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-05-10

The people of the United
States of all political factions
are standing back of the Presi-
dent in the present crisis and he
appreciates these expressions of
loyalty and support. The mes
sage from Washburn was one
of hundreds which have been
received by the President.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-05-10
The White House
Washington

The President thanks you cor
daily for the good will which
prompted your kind message,
which has helped to reassure
him and keep him in heart.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-05-10

We loan money to farmers at a
low rate of interest for long time.
See Geo. G. Macdonald. Bristol
Blk, Ashland. or Hardy & Ryan,
/ -Waugesha, WIS., %
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-05-10

Automobile for sale. Run less
than 1000 miles and is in excellenl
condit. on. Going at big cul price
See Will Robinson
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-05-10
Boys May Register
Who Want To Work

There are numerous boys
in and around Washburn
who want to work this
spring and numerous house
holders who have employ
ment for these boys. In
order to, bring boys and
householders together, we
will register all boys who
want work, if the will call
at the Commercial Club be-
tween the hours of 1920
and IL each morning. When
the register is full, those
having work for boys may
call or telephone and help
will be forthcoming. No
charge for the service
either way.
ED. M. HEERMANS,
Executive Secretary.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-05-10

By using this paper wher
.lv4rtising. Try it and
make b1;ine5s grow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22

aus, Deuf4lnnb babe felt pisrsig
SSnbren bic fbeorit, boB aroft bic
AusIle nIirr ptr0niiden unb nationas
len Gr6be lei. In bic 7hat umaefebt
rno aur Stiibt bieftr aebrs bic Relis
gion bes Wlutbes unb bas Dogma
,Rodt sebt Dor 9s9tS onesnouunen.
Tis fsinersn grSben TeutT6laubs
tditsn bnnn cine Btreifxruna bides
itsinssitIidxn GIaubsns srfunbsn, ins
BEN tie ibm cine mpftiffe 9sre5ttes
runa bss Staates bin3ufiistsn. Gin
iris GROCER 9bsil Der @6uIb an BEN
70 nett Derbrsitsien WiB!rauen, nit
tem Deutfd,lanb btuts su idmpfsn
bat, ben albeutidsn sur Qaft fdiIi.
tapon fam man ii8 aus Bnumaars
itrs S6rift Elm betrifbenbes Bib
modem. Gle babsn, ME tr feitittlt.
op9 ben gesnsrn TeutIhIanbs in Der
llnior bic btiim gDoffen ediefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22
Absetpieieis
.9mbe Der SOurnaIiit 3obert Taine
Stripps nit ieiusm Weind mn
giefreiHns bonn Sriessoieni,.

0lc5ert paine Grippe aus Eselt
G6eitcr, g., cln Sohn bcs faIiforHi.
id'en Dfiaionars 6. W. Seripps, benz
befdEntlld bic bieiiee rgnii" iufrie
cine 5ieibe abnlid)er BIdttcr geb0ren,
rir6 3rieasoienit fbnn miiiicn, ipcnn
nid;t grdiioeut @iIion perlonlId ibn
ben ,ieier 9erpflit)hing beireit.
Die bieiiee Iiitriftbeb0roe bot
n6mlid Die beibei geiliGs oeS
Srripps UNI Yeireiilng Dom arirgs-
6ienil abic)Idsis beidieoen. CT bate
uribriinelid) I'm Ncnitbeireiuns nafp
seilid,., neil angrbIib ieine s!ngcbc.
riacn in firorBieller 9e5ietIng ron
Inn abbdneig ieieu, absr bic geb6roc
idlIob iib bieIer Gniiht iiid,t Gil.
9ann nnterbreitete Geripbs Elm 5,Dei.
tes @eiuh INN IieI1tbefrei,iug NIT Der
Re9riiHbnng, bal, er infcIge ieiner
iournnIiitiitcn Ebdtigfeit unabfomn.
litt iei. Die Eiitrifibe6oroe fonnte ie.
o,d, in oem aonIfriptionsgeies abfo.
Int fcine @eitimnutng eut6eden, hirrh
ipeld,e Seihrnasihreiher fir unab.
friniaIi1 erfliri fper6en unb ioieS
b:cips Sei,,d infoIee6eiien am geitri.
aen Gage ebenfaIls ab. Hun ipia
GctipSs btreft an ben Brdfibeuten ap-
reiliren. tpeiI er feiner auiidt mad,
ie,ncm gaterlnnbe melt mertbpoIlere
9icnite NIT Der syeber aIs init Der
SIiufs Ieiiter furn.
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a.tpsfa 2. gusuft.

Der .qGbsutIae @srbanb" bat iiirs.
lid ssgeu ben gsrIud 9sripabruns
stngeleet, bic .beoauernsipertbe 8srs
sibtsuti9lisbung bes Rei9siags als
ben edten 4usbrud beg bsutI6en
hinSuitensn@. 0ariu
iisbt er cine pgsmeingsfGbrli6e Der
fGi4uns, bic pon ben Mebrbeits< Bar.
teien aus Grpdgunsen nDrsenommsn
purbe, bic nit bem WobI Der 8pItss
sefummtbeit ni9ts su thun baben.
Disis &unbesbung Der tleinsH, aber
aniheineno IeiOer nod INNER md6ti>
gen Partsi burfte ni6t punberns5msn.
Sie 1T gernbe jsBt I'M 10 bsbnusrli>
der, aIs iie bsa StantsmdnHerH Der
@ntente nsue GeIsgenbeit geben tann,
bic tb5rihteu Weltberrftaftssy syhans
tafien Der Nlloeutfben nls ben nus
brud Der Webrbeit bss bsutf6en @ols
fes bin5uftellen. 9ot nfdt erff in ben
lebtsn Sagtn pisbsr 2lonb George IN
ieiuer Queens Sal Rebe bon einsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22
Die Gutbiillnnsen iiber
YernitOrff.

@as man in Oen beutigen Eepci cibeH
GntbuIlun9en iiber SernltorTfs Is'.ds
ton in pieIem 2anbe nennt, iinb ait.
betunnte Ibd1aden. Sieis AsItottca
begunu iaon lanse por 9erHitorifs
3eit, unmtttelbar mad unierem Srlese
nit Spanien. Der beiitf9en Regres
rung mar niht entsansen, oaB bic
Heibuus 5tpii9en Deipep unb 9isosid
i'm 5afeu DOn UaaniIa siueu b09ft uns
giinitigen Giubrut in biesm 2uHo'
biHterlahen bate, Der ii9 in eer aree
rltanil6en preiis tpleberipRgslte. Ore
fp0ttiihen Semsrtuneen iiacr ben
. War GOrb", bic aurritatuyeu bes
aailers NIT Der eueugspanSsrtcu
5auit Iieben erfennen, bab DeutIG'
lamb BEL uns ~eine fdle9ie Yref."
bate. Der &atier periu9ts o,eie uns
giinities Stimmuns gu bdaiDi4tig.H,
moem er feinen 9rubsr, ben prin3en
9einri9, beriiberi9idte uno sIn Dent
NAL s5rieori6 bes Grpben itiiists, pas
IN NafbinstDn aufseitellt iperben ioGs
te. CUR felben 3sit ipurbs audi in
Berlin cine in euslii4er Spra9e abs
gsfaBte aorrefponoen5 herausgegefsn,
nit ber beabfttigt mar, un!ertH enas
lii6en 9eitungsn tOitenfrsi IufIass
iiber Deuti9Ianb gu lieferu, b:e isbo5
nift abseorudt fpurben, neil unisre
,nslii9e prefs fsin SntsreTie an
4eutf6lanb BET ibren 2eiern perras
tbete pber, mas tpobI ri9tigsr III, ibte
1nipineubsit iber beuti1e @e1baltniils
lud Bel ibreu 2siern porausieBts.
gielfa6 mar bic Rsbe bapDn gstpsien,
n bisiem 2aHbe cine anSaEl in engliz
der Sprads georudter 3e;tun9sn JH
,erDffentlifen, I'm BEN dusritdnii6cu
8Olfs BEN 8erftdnbniB fir Deuti6s
dHD nGber 5u bringen, aber Der &ps
tenpnntt f9redtf bapon ab. Sie belit=
ihen GiplDmaten bdtten ni6t bic nos
.bige MeIttenutnib, ein 0prpurf, Der
bnen tets semaht tporben 1T, I'M bic
Babrbeit bes amerifanif9sn 8ss
4dftsprinSips gu erfaiien, bas in ben
Borten liegt: rAnnonciren lnbnt iid,."
st pans TO abDertife." 9ic onosren
uropNi9en 2dnber ipnren borin Ders
tdnbissr. Gie snsIiiGsn 3stf4riftsnl
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Grleee,s
Sii Der imnse StraFsnran6er anSrtiu
Benedict btr inn pom Sctfftine
@eafberls beisebrad,ten
gHnFpnnss.

Der insen6Ii5e Strntenrduber An
Srcp @.neoiet 1T seitern i'm it6btiitcl
spcipitaI Der augelipuube erIegen, b.
inn in DER Wontad staft i'm Saus.
flir bes Sanies Ro. 113 Git ad,ts
StraBe bon benz 9eteftlp eugene
gsentberIp beigebraft porben mar,
ais er iitJ ieiner sstftnabme pioerfebte
u'lo nif ben gearnten idieseu nollt..
geneoiet mar befanHtIib in's Rlf.
grat geIhoiien iporoen unb tie aerSts
batten feinen 8Iitano iofort iiir Dol.
liz boffmInsslos erfld-t. lie Geld,
n'iro nod Der Seirnatb Ses ScoteI.
&llianee, o., sebraft iuerben.
@etanntiid, batten g.eueoiet nm>
aTton Sdh.Is Der iid, IN gopington
IN @ait befinbet, an Wontag gtofa'
mi.tns ben @ritnSeigertbiinisbdn
sSoiftcr lnb einen feiner a,niScn biu.
ter Gppington iibc-faIlen iuno ansgc.
pIiinSert. strserbeln ber1abten fl,
;ad,oem ibnen I'm Iebten Woment oi.'
Courage fir eineH Rapbiiberfaa anf
Sic 0nnf in 2odlanb ont GanitaS
ror nier5ehn Sasen ausgegaueen
ipar ben Gfa ifei:r Tort SutrnaH, Or
he r,nh 2odl1nb gefnbren batte. an
eirer einimmen Etele. genebicr
ipipobl ipie clib Sfmls batten
nah ibrer sseituabnie rnlfdiieuoc
GeitGnbniiie cbeelest rnb irarer audi
bon iIren Spferu pofitto iocntifisirt
norbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22

@erben cine @ebuerfampasne BON
sttpa pier5ebn Fasen baben.

Gas siepubIitaniide GrefutipIom.
mit;ee bciprnh IN einer eeiiern itnit.
gcbobten Sisrrg oie bepcriteEenos
aaiIpasne lno mcn e:riete iif bar.
arf bag Die HeonerfarIpaane iidp auf
ctlpa pier5ehn Gnee eritreden foil.
anbsroem ipurbe beiddoiien In
erersiiter @eiie oahin su trirfen.
oap bas repubIifaniiGe GotiIm tereit5
an eriten Aeeiitririmgstage, oem 4.
G.tober, resiiirtrt iuirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22

den ipi6tigen punften nit Der
Roie pes prdiibenteu iibersiniiimnrt.
Sautet bic antfport Der beutihen Rt>
sierung nidt in boiler llebcrdnltiin-
mung nit ben BeidIiiRen oss Eei9ss
tags. 10 ipiro baraus bic gislntbiim.
lidteit ii6 ersebeu, baB cine srpbsrs
llebereinitimmuns Spiiben b:m pr1,
ibenten uub bem Rsihstas. als ;lpis
iten bem &aiier unb bem aei9siag
beitebt. Das porgebra9t toirb, oab
Oeutf9lano ii6 uidt berpfIithien
tonne. BON Anneripnsn. TpeSisll in
SeSus auf Yelsien, Ibitanb 5u nebs
men, neil es ii9 pobur9 bic 5inbe
binbe. min uns niht i'm riinbsItsn
stilieubten. gin 5riebensanerbietsn,
bas ni9t auf gelsisn perSiaiti, 1T BON
pprnberein ausf6tslos. Ran bari
nidt ouber G9t laiien, baB bls biplps
matii4sn @orgdnee, bic isBt i'm @2tfs
limb, 9nuptf69Iib einen mrraIiiaeu
3tped berfolsen. Die Welt ipll crfabs
rem, pel9e Regierunasn Groberungtu
anitreben unb pelde nibt. Oie Be
.gierlingen, bic erfennen laiisn, buB lie
auf Grpberunaen rednen, iine oor Der
Islt unb DOR ibrsn eisensu 8Sltcra
psrurtbeiIt. 4us oieiem 9eiirbtspunite
muB bic beutf9e Rpts absefabt Iein.
Die 9anbeIsta mtr Der
Ser. Stauten lit cine aDrperIt5aft, bic
aus DeIegutipnen aller SanSelstan.
mern in ben Der. Staateu beiteEt.
Oieie iit jeBt in atlautic Gitp in Srbs
uno uno ME aus Der Rebe bss prdii=
oenten bcrpcree6t, III Der 3ped DER
3uiammentunft bauptidbIEd sig
prpteft segen Die aufbebuns bss pri.>
sips Don glngsbOt uup Rahfrass. iuie
oas burh bic Dom aOngrss erIaNneH
Ss1eBe CUR ResuIiruns Der 8uursnz
preiie beipirtt fpiirbe. Sas tpirD mibs
biligt, neil ii6 baruus un4altbare
3uitdnbe erseben miiiien. Sci bieIsr
aniidt 1T offenbor bic &ebrietis Der
Wteooile iiberIetsn ipOrbeu, ndmEi6,
bdb Elm nod uubdItborere- 3uiiarb
iid ergeben mub, lpenu mar unter ben
sesentpdrtisen 9erbGltnifen Qnse6Ot
unb Ra9fraee unbeIhrGnt palteu
Iiebe. Die Ra6frage 1T iiNrfpGItis
senb grob unb bas qnassot p:it
urter Der Rprm. Werben Die pre;Ie
bieIer Sa6lage semdb ang,isbt, 10
itebt Der Regierung unb bem yolts Der
Bancroft bepor uno bdHn iit ieee
WogIidteit gei9Dpnben, ben &ries
fiibren Su tDuneu. Sn 6uIso DsiIen
muB bic Rssulatipn Der Gre,ie purd
@eIeb siRtreteH. YutriptiIde Be-
idliiiie faNeu, oab man CUR Hegisrurg
bis aui ben lssteu 0Ollar baIsea p:rbe
unb gSeidSeitig bon ber Regi:runq oil
forbern, baB lie ibrsn lsstea Della:
an bic ProbuSenten abgebs, I'll ri6ts
anoeres als Sobn. Der putrtotismus
betunbet ii9 niht bur9 @rrts, ipns
bern bur9 Sbaten. SEe YrpbuSsnteu
miifsn ouf ben @ortbeil prrSi6t,n,
ben ibuen biz our6 ben 9risa gcidlfs
Iene tpirtbf4aftli6e Gage bit.ct, gqi!s
lioneu auf Miaionen gu hGufsn. iie
miiHen ii9 nit einem normalen prnfit
,ufrieben seben unb babel psrbcn re
nod srobe 8ermOgsn ssipinntn, bcnn
.s III ibnen Der rieiis' llminb gcTi,aert
oaB aus elmer tIeinen Profitrats fic3
an 9etpinn erseLen. Dtr
oamit niht Sufrieoen 1T, ipi-o nidt Its
patriot unseiehen iperbsn t6antu.
Jlei4pisl ME iebr er betbeus,t. ss 5u
elm.
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anSeutiae @erirruaaem.
Bon q. Granting.

Sis oeutf4e unb tie albeuti6e $50.
Iitif. - pbaHtuftii4e WsltppIith.
- aOHflIis Sheen, tpeide DeutI9s
lanbs 5ntereHsn i4dbistsu. = Der
mibDeritnnbene srsitIflts.- gbams
bsrIains erpbbenti9e pOiitif. -
Cine guiIenrslieiOn. - Die 2ns
bsuf4en mO Dos Nibtrauen gegsn
9euti9lanb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-31

Company Losss -Four sults-rour cssss
appealed nom the district court Of No
ws,h county by the Crystal Lake Dis
u!llns 'SSm s p e. sloS, ci,y' M.S.
ef,y valued ., nearly 100 900 wer. d..
eided against the company by the SUI
preme court today. The defendants In
error were Rose v, Bailey, Jane Claggett,
Tss'e NJ ClAssstt ana Huth C,asgeIt.
oas Company to Rspluo wsu - The
kansas Natural Gas company was OF
ders4 to clean out and replug u well In
the Morrison field that had not been left
In proper shape by the state corporation
commission AZ u hearing held today The
company wa given thirty days In which
Complaint Heard A complaint as al
service on the Central avenue line
soainht the Oklahoma Railway company
was heard by the state corporation com.
mission today The case was brought by
ponnsi 10 lsavs-T. v Donnell. jus-
tice OF the peace, will leave tomorrow for
Fort Worth. TEXAS. to visit relatives for
several days. He will return TO Okla.
homs City next Monday.
Permits ssos,xyS-RwldIns permit. Ia.
to l!os,IiS For the month Of July 1915,
building permits totAied )iaL025. and for
the Same month Of isls' 1850
Farmers Union to ms4 NF.r. Annual
operative Union OF America, Oklahoma
division, will be held Mt the Chamber OF
Commerce August 20 and 81. John A.
Simpson OF Weathpford 10 chairman OF
The oklahoma division OF the orGahisa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-31
Two 'Slackers'
AreArraigned
In D. S. Court
One Alleged to Have Regis
tered Under Assumed Name;
ID Charges Made,

Fifteen persons against whom in
dictmcnts have been returned by the
federal grand jury which has been sit
ting here for more than two weeks
were arraigned in federal court here
today. Two Of those arraigned were
charged with being "slackets"
Arrested at Enid.
One wa Eslie Newell, arrested al
Enid. II is alleged that he registered
under the assumed manic Of Courtney
Campbell, and told the registration Of
fetal that his home was in Arkansas
instead Of Fort Worth, and that he is
supporting his aged parents, when, in
fact, he is not doing SO.
Newell pleaded not guilty and was
returned to jail in lieu Of bond.
The second alleged Stacker was Eli
Japo, an Austrian. He was likewise
sent to jail in lieu OF bond Both will
be tried at Enid in September.
Other Charges.
Others artaigned and the charges
against them, sentences given, bonds
fixed, pleas, etc. were:
Sam r. Wood and Elizabeth Martin,
white slavery, not guilty, bond fixed
at $500 each James Temper, instruc-
ton, guilty, four months and a fine Of
500 and costs Walter Smith, instruc-
ton, guilty, four months and 500 and
costs; Emmett Parker, instruction.
guilty, sixty days and 500 and costs
viii Sanders, G. w. TAYLOR and VIII
Fulton, introduction, guilty, four
month, and 500 and costs; Harvc
Caughey, introduction, guilty, six
months and 800 and costs; A, J. Dou-
thitt, introduction, not guilty, bond
$500; K. L. zimmerman, and J. o..
zimmerman, conspiracy, not guilty,
bonds s., 500 each; Claude Carter and
Walter Sharp, conspiracy, not guilty,
bonds 81 500 each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-31
Valuations Raised
on Packing Plants

Fifty-four business men and firms Of
Oklahoma City were summoned to ap-
pear before the Oklahoma county board
OF equalization today to show reason
why their assessments for the year 1917
should not be raised from that given in
by them.
The assessment of Morris & Co. and
Of Wilson & Co, packing plants, were
raised approximately S200,OO0 each.
Morris h Co.'S assessment was raised
from S70,SW to $4,000. and that of
Wilson & Co from $1,000 to $4,000.
The assessment OF the Oklahoma Stock
yards company was raised from S2U,2N
to $}00,2W,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-31
GAINS TWENTY
FIVE POUNDS
IAKNC'1ANtAC
o0fooged for Years and Had
&Aeumatlsm % Bad Could
Net Ca Shoss On.

When ! tell you ] have been relieved
r. thhfss years swful suffering and have
lDornlv gained twenty-five pounds in
basi6es, you can readily under.
WV I'm % strong for TAnlac,"
gthg rsnafkable statement made BY
L14 4cClennon Of 1918 Grama street.
pAse, Texas, recently.
~l'had q number Of troubles" he con.
tinusd. and its the first time in sew
esAl years ! have been rid OF rheuma-
tism, Before | began taking this Tanlac
ny legs and feet were swollen all the
time End sometimes I couldn't get my
uhoes o.. The pain was something aw-
I'll and ] was 50 nervous and miserable
didn't know what II wa to get a good
sQ11tts slsee. l had no appetite and
oQogt everything ! would eat disagreed
~ ~. Ny food would sour and tn,
1ueuld -press on my heart so | coulC
~ beoathe. Besides my terribl,
Mn had an awful tired feelinI
eohld wake up in the morning
gfs4 ~no.seeount l could hardl.
Sfet bed.
lell every kind Of treatment an,
1871 heard Of but got no relic
IopDsn taking TanlAe. but thre'
Ithe medicine have made m,
brsad new man through an,
cou6A ] have never in all my liz,
~ eeeh . ravenous appetite and yot
NAY know everything agrees with m,
Of l could never have gained so much
In weight. ! sleep all night long with.
out waking and my nerves are as steady
as q clock. All the swelling and pain
has left my feet and legs entirely and
I'm never bothered any more with gas
on my stomach, shortness Of breath or
other signs Of Indigestion. You may
count me among the many Tanlac
boosters and yop are welcome TO thi.
statement, which | hope will be III,
cause Of others finding relief"
Tanlac is sold in Oklahoma CITY ex
(. &vsively by Westfall Drug Co, unde.
ne personal direction OF a special Tan
e Ne representa,ive-Adv.
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8lnoF BOY
IoWM-FRANcE
sElbsApoLLAR
VI Boys In France Tobacco
Fund" Totals S1l3.

Y he history OF all patriotic or chart
'NaAse funds Is the same. with very few
e2eeotions. One thing noticeable about
49, oil 10 the fact that those already
uo&ing sacrifices are willing to make
further and further sacrifices.
4 Sends In Dollar.
he Times Our Boys in France To-
leeeo Fund.-" designed to give American
nammies" in France the comfort OF
toAoeco IA the trenches, was enriched to-
~ 10 the extent Of 81 by a woman
3WAoee boy 10 one OF the boys in the
Am1rican contingent who are helping in
~ task Of making the world safe for
s1sneerscy.
1Ae 10 Mrs. Anna Shackelford Of Ell
4en4. Other contributors since yester-
~ are:
! w. c, Pritchard, Tryon. 81; Essie
1anidin, Homer Mauldin and Lands
4soldin, Chandler, Is cents each Amy
6. Amber, Chandler. 81; Non Smoker
city, 81; II. A. Douglas, J2 West FRS,
etssst, city, Is cents; c, c. Carter, 1903
at Eleventh street, city, Is cents, and
Hsrold Waid Sparks, JlJ East Fourth
eeFset, city. $l.2S. The fund now amounts
b 4iiA II wal $l06.0 yesterday.
~ Card In Each Package.
Each contribution Of. Is cents pur-
SAases . package Of tobacco valued at IS
edits for the American soldiers in
Fraaee. In each package is a postal
esd which the recipient pledges himself
- eend to the one who paid for the
aokInee,
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been so IS@Sh d pow, ind te ar

been so da&Sd d pow, ind te are
promised green v~elvets, broadctoth,, We
and winter,
1t is not probable that the French
d%ressmaksrs will introduce the brillian,
shades OF green for winter that we now
wear for summer Robin Hood and his
men may be the inspiration for the
colors which will be chosen when the
autumn sets In.
There are already several shades OF
what |, known as hunting green to be
seen at the dressmakers', and myrtle
green velvet, lavishly trimmed with fur,
is to be offered for coat suits when cold
weather comes
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Syndicate
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ing and clearing the skin As a tan
and bleinish remover, also 20 remove
oiline,s, ireckles and sallowntss. lemon
Juice has no rival Massage it into IN,
face, neck, and arms once or twice each
day, and just see II il doesn't bring out
the roses and hidden beauty
Lemons have always been used 10
bleach the skin, but pure lemon lnce /,
too highly acid, therefore irritating
Try III This sweetly fragrant lotion
will speak Tor itself Any drug store
~ toilet counter, will supply the three
6raeeA OF orchard white at very It'll,
~. and the grocer will supply tn,
'Iemons-Adv