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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02
Der tri6Gor6 pieou III Siren

Der ihre6lide MGItsnbrono bat anes
aus ben 5ugta geriigu; CT bal aettens
glieber gslodtrt, bic unaufl6slin oueins
amber eeihmtabet i6isuen, CT bat pieles
o1abrodt, mas undu8 fGbr6or qalt. uuo
sr bat audi bic GemLter ~gtldutert unD
bic baten Sditen mtni6ljden Gupfins
hens gum bouen 50Hen Qe6ra6t. Qbqes
ihliffen Fat fa nle2. mas raub fpar,
une qergift nurbe iua5 u|uielbfIuoig
uHb f6j6ttrn g%tuaien. Sin Der 6rou
1T bag Meib nieber ertpa5t, bas hilfss
beraite, quite, faiBjqe, bds nit ieinen
sarttn 6daoen 10 Startes b%oubrinqen
farm, penn es nil. limb bieIer Wiqe
gum Gutiein Eat ia Bis itBt glau5an0
am qroBen MIrte bet 8urmber8teleit
bstdti9t. an otm itoer Gin3aLns mitbes
teiligt III. bas S6ultinb uH0 bic 0robs
mutter bic Tih'8 pobl uidt BAT trGus
men loTen, bdB pie ales beHer nifenpe
Gufelln iolh' gelebriqs Stritihulsrin
abgeben tDerbe. Grobnutter ipnut iuh
bor ME bos 9ornr6sten, has, aus
ldagem 5htaf trudaeno, ales unbgrs
duDert I'm itb iit1t. sic meiHt It1 in
bic Set ibrer SuoeRo beriebt, no bos
8rdutten NOD ieinen StoI3 BARN Iob,
feline QusHattuHa isl5it 3u ndbsn unb
felbHgsftrttte StrHmpfe gu ttaqen.
Strimpie aus ounnem. faitsm, isioi9
aIdn8enbem 3miru. bic iih pie Gin 3ris
tot Inn bic 5arieH 8eiR5en legtan un0
ben ipinnpebeoinnen pon heuie ni6t
bel nahgdbeu uur bnltb1rer porsn
ffe. @toBmutter tit ieii8, jebt cine 70
pihtige gtoae 3u ipielsn, -. Gle fri4t
urb itri6t uro itritt - uHb gauge
gsrge fertiger Gaaen bdufen Fa in Der
fletBigen 8unbe, bic lie nm iih btriams
melt bat.
Ger Gtritfor6 1T pie6er gu Gbrtn
oefommen, bic an0uel roqen uHo Sob
den I'm 5dbhen fiqt F6 NIT emiiqsn
Gingern our formeubsH Maihe.
60 oebt feint 9ednit inter i'm @aus
bel Der 3eiten, bus lebrt ms bus 9efeb
bpn Der epigln 8ieoerte6r alles Be-
fe6tnoen. 9e6nittn, bic in BEN Wtumiens
grdbern ber dlten Qeggpter idlummers
ten, Iino nab S%abr6uHberten pieber
gum 2s6en erpedt tpprben. uH0 i6on
bic Meebpter babeu Strumpfe getragen,
geItridte unb gendbts; e lit ber uns
Dibs1le9Iide gepeis erbra9t, bob man
i6on I'M 4. Sabrbunosrt D. 3d., dlio
in fpGt dntitsr Belt. bic 5ehnit bes
StrumpfFtridtns getarut unb gsiibt bat.
Die gend6tsn Strimpfe beifanben, pis
uus In TuftunDigeu Merten genelbet
pirb, aus ringsum ldufenben, 0oQtoms
men gIeihfttigtn, 3opfarti9en aeiheH,
bic fh aug neutrality-suspicious. So
Oengefaqe aug GROCER neiBer. roter uno
fhpar8er Mole nit her BABEL bilbeteu.
9ieis StrHmpfe purben BEL Der 5uBs
fpibe su drbgitsH bsgonuen unb enoetsn
nit benz Ginldfupf. Gs mar alto bas
gegtntsiliee Bsrfabren nte bei uHierem
Strumpfftriden psrfpenbet iporben. 8as
oterrai6ifhe Muieum bstpabrt einen
Ioi1en dltdgbptii6tn 5irumpf in ges
ndbter @rbeit auf. SR graueier 3eit
aIfo ihon nurben bic Rdbelu emig BON
fleiBigsn 5~rauenbdHoen gsfibrt; in
aaafe her 3eitsn Trnb banH bic ssitrid'
ten SirHmpfe pieoer berioreH geaanasn
anb srit I'm 13. 5ahrbunbert 1T oda
StsidsR Ia 5toIitH pisbsx as panb'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02
gsie lanses 9ameu9aar entitebt

Cine iunqa pariier Rdberin tam 3urn
9oli3eitommiHGr hires 8iertels un6 cts
5dblte Inn Tolgenbss: 3pei Gage 3nbor
bate fe EN- elegant gstleioeter 9err az
gereoet unb tbr fomplimente lber ibr
pra6tbDaes qolbblouDes 6aar genlaGt.
Damn hate Il ie eriu9t, i6m bieits
6aar fir tauieRb Granteu 5a n~trtaatsn.
81 fei, TO Fiiqte Ct bin3u, Grfinoer etnes
5aarpu6smitteIs, fir has er RstIams
maiden miTe. 5rdulein s. Bat fih piers
u~nb4ipdu8iq Gtanben Gebeni3sit aus
unb pinigte bann In ben 5anotl. Der
u~nbetannte, ia bsTen 4telier ie fi4 be-
CAB, p%6otpqraphierte is SHHahf BET bols
lem, auf1el0Iem 6aor, oann fhnitt sr
es lin In 5hulterbobe al unb pbotos
e~raphierte ie 70 Elm BDeites Wtal.
SdIieBli6 nahm Ct cine fogsnannte
.gon6euIe@ 5ur 6aub unb r~afisrts ibr
6amit ben 2ogT boafduoig tabL Doraui
cine brittle 9%botosrapbie dufgsnomrHsu
puroe.
QIs Jrdulein !. F6 in biefsm aaF'
siae i'm GpiegI fab, btgann fe beftig
al fpeinen nnb bsrldngte ibre tauienb
~syrantsn. Der .Grfin6er4 aber CAB ibr
nur bunbert 5runisn unb mart fs bann
htnaus. 9aber bic atage bet BEN
9ommifdr.
Der gsdmte faubte einsn @sbeim.
fhubmann mad Der Rue be Saeque0iIe,
no Der ,Grfinber@ pobnte, bamit Ct Tih
BON ner 8imtieteit Der Gdriteaung iibsrs
aeaae. BET isJer Riidtsbr 5eigte Der
gnusmann triunphierenb bret gboio'
uraphieu Dor, bic ben befhriebentn p0lis
sntfprahsn. Inter Der lssten ghotos
! ssprRiA ale esz &s ben subsH G4ds
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02

ber5 DIT gAeIdTlD bllgt DeteH
meiit tine Ieberfaqe. Qber
bieieiigen @atteu, pelde nidt dIsin
qlndli4 fein, ionbern chamber aua
gliflih MAIDEN poaen, e%nRpfiRben biefe
irbiIhm QGtten nett mefiqer brafenb
clg iene ritFdtsloIeH ggoiFteH, beHen
BAG eigtHe Mohl iiber ales gebt.
SIN 8er3idt auf 9eHuB unb 8s6agen
srSl Bsifen iBrer Gamilie 8eigt iih bic
frau fat INNER gr0Ber ols bet Wtann.
Sc lagt gang in i6rsr @igentimltdteit,
lire periDnlihen MHipriiae in ben 5ins
ttrqrlnb uno bic Snterefm bar Shrtaen
noroa at Telen. 9ieie edit neiblihs
7uaea0 ihIisBt hdufig Elm 6eI0eutum,
ia ftlbf Martsrium o6Heglei4en Gin,
un0 init pDlem Ae9t haban Dthter
dler 3eiten fpLfe 6rduen dIs leuatenoe
@0rhilDer ber GtlbfOerleugHung UNI
llneigsnnibigtsit btiungsn.
3engg p0ufge @ufgs9en In Der Gorge
i'm fbze Qisben Idbt manfe Satin unb
Butter bsrgehen, bic 9renalinie 81
Siebsa, fDeihe nun einn1al befeAen mug,
mean bie quite Sat nidt In bas Gegeas
ieI umIdl1gen fou. GDlnnge lire sigtHe
perfpn unter Disfem 9intanfeben uidt
Igi0et. mag es ia nod bingeben, nenH
ober gnabigungen fir i9r 8efnnfn
barnuS erDuafen, 10 muB bus iebr be-
iriibenb dHf bic Bamilie Dirfen. Wie
biele xrdren aibt es bod, bic ben cans
sen z1q DpH fritz Biz fpdt urernlloltA
tdtig FnD unb iln uiat bic 3eit g0ns
ner, tagIia frifde 2uft 81 fa0pfen. ers
fhre6enb mare bas ReIultat, Dplte
man nab Der 9o1l berer. bic niht eins
nal an 70 etnds benteu, umFrage hdls
tenl Gie 5Olee bitter u~nterlaHungss
ffiaDe inb manbmal tDrperli9e 8es
Iamerben, bic Der Rimmerrafeubsu oas
Qeben nerbittern. uorunter bann bsr
aanse hdinslI9e 9reis oft fhper 81 lsts
ism Bat. Sin tdglider fur8er Spa3iers
odnd mar uno bIeibt aber tets bic erFe
fnD n~UtDenbigfte Hpgitntihe MuBregel,
nnb Der GonneHihein frober 2aune lit
bod nas bsltt, mas cine 6amiIienUufter
ben Shriogn Az fpenneH permdg. NuA
In bKiem 9unlte, baB fe in anaelegeas
bitten ihres Geiunohsitg5uIfanbts nies
maEs pber nur i'm GuberfteH aotfaG
ann Mrste geben, iinb biele draum Be-
riihnt. M1dnner Aummsr ulo mdnAes
6grsrIsib bliebe linen uub ben ShriafH
) rhnE bic Hbfe Mnasnobnbeit eripdrt!
ed muB biefes erige BlAIen tn
6uushnliuHgsiorgsn gu ben uHgert4ts
I~txiiqlEgn 9eritGBeu sesen bas easRs
wohl betradtet neroen, Denn bisrbei
Midi and nod Elm ipenig 3eit ubriq
BFibi, 6etS unb gsmiit frild gu erhal'
Ten. eaHig auf Der 51be 81 blsibsn mi
fnr bic groBsH BraseH Der Set SH'
rsHe al ~btinahren. bumit nan BET neu
hsniiasn Gtrsssn nah @er5oaf0mm'
auua uidt az ben RidHdnOissu ss8dhl
MFRS. 1urh Elm gtIegentIihss Derfdn6'
AlSponA Gingsben In bic 8srnfaPfIih'
in res Satin uab ihrer 4iHDer ge4
fSiAi g;na 5ruu ben SIREN gum boppel'
ifn Eagn pno pirD ihnen tets etn'
Hf 8Erattrin nHb AamaraDin isiA
ar MgaI4 hsgt I'm inHerfsT
E4rsia isinss 0sEssns ikint @aHIb'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02
Sta6fussiOHntas

gol6reeen blIbt
nno Ipriebt in Der Gouns.
6ers uno @emut
Grereift GriblingsponRel
GrfDaaen rtugsum
Glodeneeldut
S5nt iiber bic SELLER,
Gonntug IFS bsut'!
GO 6uFttn bic Mdlber,
llnb 5rieesn um6er -
Bogeletfang
Grfdant in BEN 2aftsn,
5srsFrobsr 9lane!
9ie Grbs in 9iften
Sei ieIig, 0 9lsHi4!
Sounigsr Sass
9ebeiligts Giuube.
Subeln i'm Dag
Gs iingt aaer Wtnn6ec
Gelo6t iei btr 9err!
2usts 5sEtsIs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02

bel bes Mdb6sng barteLte, itanb bos
mort .porber4, unttr Der 5peiten Der
Gab mad brti Monaten" nRo inter Der
erIten nit boaem 6aar bic 8smertang
mad feds Monaten".
Der aommtFdr rebtts BEN rGrfinber"
isbbaft ins 8eniFen unb betpog i'm
TdlieBi6, feintm 9pfer bic perIpro9ss
nen taaIenb 5rantea 6dabeneriab 3u
3ablen. tDeun Ct elmer ioforti9en 9erbafa
tuna aus BEN Wegs gehen noIe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02

Die aino6eit TT elm aunbffaftsr,
bGn bic ~raftloie Menfabeit DorauHsHbtt.
I'm eiHtn fihersn 4~tbtnsgrunb su eriPds
ben. 60 mifsn mir re fiH ieIbit hbers
laHsn, ibrem ge5ensinitiHtt, ber Don
@srrobung uHb baltungsloier albsrti
DobL 81 untsrfheiben 1T. Dis bic
grieItauben mlHsH mir bic aiRoer aus
fsi8u IsfB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02

aampf uHb gntbe6runssn
fam man iI9 tdum Elm Wlens
f9snlaben benfen, uno belons
bers ber gbeitdnb birgt bereH
msiit cine usberfaqe. Qber
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15

WHEREAS, All good Gil
ly and vitality interested in theI
munity; and
WHEREAS, The genera.
and community depends so la
individual in doing his part il
WHEREAS, The prosp4
entire country depends uponl
In cities. towns and communiI
WHEREAS, The week
elusive, has been declared VA
during which time people ar4
to pay their accounts, thus pui
which will bring prosperity 4
WHEREAS, Similar evt
Gus value locally, money beint
ing prosperity which is a thind
THEREFORE. 7 urge I'd
to unite in this great national n
fort to settle accounts dun(
WEEK. February 18th to 244
WILLlI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15

One week more Hirsh's stocks must be sold out and
all broken lots must be sold before inventory-the
most sensational Price Cutting. YOUR LAST
CHANCE.
Hrsh's $1,000 to SI75o Coats, about 80 Women's and
Misses splendid winter coats in this lot S. 90
IN Bolivia plajds and wool plush, only. V~' W
Hrshs $3.50 to $4,000 high grade Coats in the very
latest winter styles IN Bolivia chinchilla, fancy
plaIds, wool velour, IN all the popular CO TE
co-ors, choice s.st..-.... .-.....-.
Hrsh's $3.50 TO $500 seal brown and black crushed
plush in belted and flare styles some fur trimmed.
guaranteed Salts Esquimette plush, @1C ZE|
Eirsh's 5000 to $500 including Furte,s material
all new this season. must be closed GIG OK
out this week. only ...-- v = - - =
1lrsh's $500 to 5000 plush just of these choice
garments left Esquimette Plush, GO TX
Bafin Seal guaranteed silk lining .. - - -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07
WARNED
TO MAKE CHANGE
IN RELATIONS
General Guerko Says Enemy
Is Getting information,

PETROGRAD. May 7 - General
Guerko. commander Of the western
front, has issued an order declaring
that the ira,crnillng OF Russians with
the enemy troops must be stopped. lie
declared that such iratcrnizing which
haS~bcconlc a common practice enables
the enemy to learn Russian military
dispositions and also hy causing lull
on the Russian front leaves the Ger
mans free 10 concentrate forces against
the British and French
General Gucrko warns the troops that
If the fighting comes 20 a standSull IN
France the Germans viii throw all
their forces against the Russians who
lullcd by promises Of peace, will not
he in readncSs to rcpcl the attack. lie
says that three divisions OF Germans
have already been transferred from the
Russian front and that others are iol-
lowing, including artillery and aircraft
The order concludes with an ardent
appeal to the troops in the name OF the
emancipation OF enslaved nations to do
their duty toward Russia and her allies.
Representatives OF the Belglans and
Serbian embassies have published an
appeal to tho Russians, recalling the
suifcrngS OF their respective countries
and asking the Russians not 10 leave
them to their fate. The council OF
deputies has voted to support the Rus
sian 'loan of freedom" by large ma
iority
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07
||7f = DRESS i! k;'!!$$:.,.

It is well to regard with keen IN
tercst whatever new material IS pro-
jected on the market Of clothes by
Paris, for with few exceptions, any
weave that gets a good start over there
is bound TO be imported in large quan-
titles by America, or il is quickly
woven in these mills Basket cloth IS
already woven here. and one now sees
groups Of wcll-drcSscd women wearing
extra smart suits OF II
Admirable for Top Coats.
Nearly all the new wcaycs of basket
cloth or homc,pun, as some call II,
have beCf, found good for the loose top
coats that are often worn with thin
Jersey irockS, whether or not the
weather JustiileS covering The tai
lorS have searched the archives tor
some new note for some astounding or
compelling novelty that would bring
tho long coat back into the first fash
ION, for, since the advent Of the short
negligent Jacket OF Jersey velyctcen.
striped silk and knitted wool there
seems 10 be small chance for the kind
Of coat that had thing, It's own way
during the last few years.
Basket cloth as a material, suggested
itself to the designer in connection
with the frequent fashions for double
faced fabrics winch lanvin brought
out in the late winter They made
some fetching coats which combined
both idea, and the sketch shows one
that IS being widely copied BY dress
makers The two colors used are deep
violet and a dull shade oi raspberry
red Both weayeS have an open mesh
that gives a cool effect Olive and
bright blue arc sometimes used instead.
but the combination is not nearly a,
/ good he coat is cut on original lines
with a short bodice in front that
IcnRthcns in the back and the drap-
cry IS so arranged AT the sides that the
material forms wide pockets that hold
IN the plca's Of the skirt
There Is an odd neck arrangement
which includes two collars and the but
tons arc cross barred with color. At
each turning Of the drapcry the viole,
tone OF the surface shows the under
rcd tone, and the combination proves
alluring.
Copyright By the Mcclure Newspaper
SyndcatcD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07

weaving was less compact. There are
different grades OF it, and one kind is
better for suits and the other for top
coats. As far as Paris is concerned.
the material comes as a welcome relief
after three seasons OF mono,ony in fab
RIGS.
Over here, the tendency is to choose
suits Of il in white. in robins egg blue.
especially, and deep stone gray that
sheds dust IN most satisfying man
ner. The blue tone has much green
in IT, It is well named. and there is
little use TO describe il to one who
knows anything OF bird life. 1t has
been a decade or more since this color
has been introduced into the scale OF
blue tones and il is not generally ac-
cepted yet, more because it is not well
known rather than for any prejudice
against 1t. II is not an easy shade to
place against the skin, hut trouble can
be avoided by using white in a soft
material, near the face.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07
RETAIL STORES
May CLOSET FOR
BOND ELECTION
Association Will Decide To-
day. Where to Vote,

The people of Oklahoma City will
vote tomorrow on the question OF puf-
chasing and improving the state fair
grounds for park purposes. All is III
readiness for the election, and the polls
will be open from 3 a. m. udth J p m.
May Close Stores.
Members OF the retail merchants as
soclation were 10 meet late this alter
noon 20 decide whether they will close
their stores at o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon to enable their employees to
vote Bank officials already have sig
nliied their intention to close at that
hour.
Following is a list Of the voting
booths
Precinct i-3tS Clnssen boulevard
Precinct Twenty eighth and MoKin-
ley
Precinct 3-Twenty-rfth and Douglas.
Precinct i-l137 West Eleventh
Precinct b 22o5 West Sixteenth.
Precinct G..llO5 North Western.
Precinct z Twenty ana Western.
Precinct S-ll07 North Shsrtel
Precinct I'M North Hudson.
Precinct lO-TWcnticth and Lee.
Precinct ii-2lO West Fourteenth
Precinct i2-ill7 North Broadway.
Ward TWO.
Precinct Fourteenth and Rkte
Precinct 2-Renr Of 500 EHst Tenth.
Precinct 3-lcg East Sixth
Precinct i-20G Harrison avenue.
Precinct $50 East Eighth
Precinct 6H East Eighth
Precinct 7-s3g East Eighth
Precinct & Stonewhll and Ninth
Precinct 9--iA00 East Eighth
Precinct l0-lO2l Fast Third.
Precinct ll-ilg North Lindsay
Precinct l2 2oi East Fourth
Precinct l3-lro station No 3
Ward Three.
Precinct al Sorth Hrsadway.
Precinct 800 602 North Broadway. .
Precinct 5-3Ol North Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07
RECRUITING FOR
GUARD IS BEGUN
Former Newspaper Man Be-
gins Work at Tulsa,

TULSA, Okla, May Fist Lieu
tenant Ben II. Chastaine OF Company
{, Oklahoma National guard. i, here
for the purpose OF recruiting, TO bring
Oklahomas regiment up to full war
strength The regiment is now sho
500 men and officers have been sent
10 different parts Of the state to obtain
enough to make the full complement
Okiahomans TO Europe.
National guard Officers say they have
reason to believe that when troops arc
sent to Europe the pick of the Okla
homa soldiers will go. This iniorma.
ton has been Of great encouragement
to the men mobilired at Fort sill Those
now at Fort Sill and the 500 to be add
ed will compose the First Oklahoma
regiment and the only military force
from the state that will be known rs
the Oklahoma regiment.
When other regiments are organized
after war strength has been attained by
the present unit they will be designated
by numbers The officers Of the Ma
tional guard hope to recruit the men
IN the next two weeks
Chas,aine is well known in Tulsa anil
was sent here on account OF his popu
larity among the young men Of this sec
,ion Already he has been assured
that he will he able TO raise a full
share of the men that are needed.
Lieutenant Chas,aine was formerly n
newspaper man and while employed on
Tulsa papers made many friends here
He win have the help Of several inilu.
en,ial oil men in his work OF recruiting
for the guard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07


people OF the United Kingdom will
respond to appeals for voluntary bread
and wheat flour ra,ioning embodied
IN King Georges recent proclamation
and in poster, and pamphlets issued by
the ministry on food, remains to be
seen. but in the meantime the ministry
is working at high pressure to put the
finishing touches on the machine
which will be established for compul-
sorry rstioning unless the country cuts
down on consumption sharply on its
own volition.
The main idea OF the British plan is
decentralization.
The whole United Kingdom has
been divided into areas, each Of which
has been Subdvided into cities. bor
oughs. urban district councils and rural
district councils. These final small
units will be charged with distributing
bread and flour 10 the residents in
their territory through bread cards, or
some similar plan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07

with your Compound for the benefit Of
other mother" - MADAME EUGENE
BEDARD. 65S Main Street, Springfield,
Mass.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is so successful In overcoming
womsn's Ills because IL contains tho
tonic, strengthening properties OF good
old fashioned roots and herbs, which act
or the female organism. Women from
oil parts Of the country are continually
testifying toits strengthening, curative
influence.
: II YOU want special advice wite
Lydia L. Pinkham Medicine Co, (confi-
dentiaD, Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read. and answered by
women only.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07
Coarse basket cloth is fashionable for
coat suits and also for top coats
worn for sports and motoring.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Whcn the
smart tailors offered rough open
mesh Of material for spring coats for
everyday usage on the streets. women
looked at it askancc. 1t pulls. they
said II says, II does not keep its
shape Yet. they were persuaded to
try it. and row they like it.
II still has certain disadvantages
that are not likable when compared
with serge, Jersey cloth and gabardlnc
But it does not begin to lose its shape
as it did in the other days when rs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07

,ativcly," clauses, is W. ! Marshall.
coourt clerk Of Choctaw county who
stated unequiNocally TODAY that he will
make the race for the democratic nom
nation for secretary oi state in 1918
"My mind Il fully made up 20 get int,
this race, Mr Marshall said today
The prospective secretary ot state Is
setcying his first term a. court clerk oi
Choc,aw county Previous to this. he
held the office n county clerk two
terms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-07
Cemetery Road Improved.

PURCELL, Okla. MAY J. - (Spe-
eial )--S,ar,ing work this morning the
road leading to Hillside cemetery will
be put into iitst.elaw shape Con.
tract for the work has already been lei,
and by Memorial Day the thoroughiare
will be passable
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MOTHER OF nine.
CHILDREN
Able to do Housework BY
taking Lydia E, Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Springfield, Mass. AFTER the birth
Of my ninth baby was In q weak, run

down condition, had
pains in my left side,
so | would faint Of
ten. My doctor sd-
vised me TO try
Lydia E. Pinkham 8
Vegetable Com
pound. | did 30,
q n d gained in
strength 40 ! can
now do all my own
house work and !
hope you may pub
|liah NV AYperience
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Of buteauctat', the grating Of governs
ment officials, and the ,reaehery Of ~
premier who plotted a separate peaces
withou,.honor with Germany, the siuas.
bcring giant Of the north has turned 10
righteous fury upon his rulers. The
torch Of popular liberty has at lase
been lighted and the blade Of eonscioqD
power has struck home. .--Evsrybo4J 4
Tor May ~
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The Tntch Of Iihnttr

Ru,sia's mute milton, are at last az
t,cula,e Worn to thin edge by the
hafdships Of world wat, the blundeips
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Precinct t-72l North Hudson.
Precinct b-533 West Fourth.
Precinct 6-70a North Dewey.
Precinct 7--706 East Ole
Precinct Eighth aud Klein tchurch).
Precinct 1905 Llnvood
Precinct 10 1929 West Second.
Precinct l2--l0is West Main
Precinct l8-Cpurthouae.
Precinct l1-i2S West California.
Precinct 10 81 West Main
Precinct 1910 South broadway.
Ward Four.
Precinct lies West second
Precinct l-209 South Broadway.
Precinct soc South Hudson
Precinct 3-G02 South Hudson.
Precinct i--S2G West Chickasnw,
Precinct 5-il5 West Wheeler.
Precinct Ia West q avenue,
Precinct S-507 West 6 avenue.
Precinct . 1928 Exchange avenue.
Precinct l0-S0j South Robinson
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MARSHALL after
LYONS PLACE
ChoCtaw County Clerk TO Run
for Secretary of State,

The first man 10 make announcement
for state office without any restrict
ing I'm the hands Of friends" or ten.
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Seventh Day Adven,isb have neelo
the war department that theiv eGo|
will not permit, them To pestbe(0o
the war between the unite1 0>11
Germany. u
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American National Bank,
Oklahoma CITY

Government will receive suhscrip.
lions until June Fifteenth for two
billion dollars. three and one half per
cent liberty loan You can render in
valuable service to your country hy
receiving subscriptions and co-opcrat-
ing with federal reserve bank. Your
district will kindly do this and tcle-
sraph me. government expense. soon
as practicable. rough estimate. amount
OF ponds YOU think will be subscribed
by you and your customers
W. O. McADOO.
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This Phone List
Is for Emergency

Keep this list handy, so that, in
an emergency you may reach the
proper officials promptly:
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Use The FURNITURE IN YOUR Home WHILE
PAYING AS YOU EARN

The sensible way to start housekeeping start with completely comfortably fur
Liberal Selling possible just We
all
ON