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La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-14

La So. Philadelphia State
Bank ed il Signor Pasquale Teti.
fino al tempo in cui il giornale
va in macchina, non han rispOsto
alcuna dichiarazione intorno allie
richieste da moi fatte. Ripetiamo
quindi lie richieste istesse con
preghiera e formale diffida all'i,
stesso tempo di volervi aderire.
Al SIGNORI COMPONENT IL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS"
DELLA so. PHILA. STATE
BANK, SUCCESSOR DEL
LA ITALIAN COOPERATE
We BANKING ASSN.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-14
SIG. PASQUALE TETI
10th & Catharine st.
Philadelphia

Mel numerO 5 del giOrnale To-
Gale la RagiOne", 8 GiugnO u. S.
mi 81 ia paccusa specifica de-
terminate che 10 ii abba truffa-
ia la sOmma di DOlIari Duemila." "
III invite quindi ad ammettere
o negare esplicitamente Paccusa
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-14
RICEVIAMO E
PUBBLICHIAMO

lie tire Logge Losanna, Mar
gherta Progresso Sannitico di
New York, nellie loro ultime riu-
nioni hanno deliberate ALA una
nimita assoluta di uscire dalPOr-
dine tigli d'ltalia, del quale fino
ad oggi hanno tatto parte, di
aggregarsi alPOrdine Indipen-
dente Figli d'Italia. Ciascuna di
esse ha di gia inoltrata domanda
presso la Grande Loggia dello
State di New York per il rilascio
della Dispense.
nellie riunioni che portarono a
uuesti deliberate venne diScusso
sotto molti punti di vista il pro-
gramma del diversi ordini ita-
liani ed j sistemi ed i mezzi con
cui essi Ordini sono sulla via di
raggiungere questo programme.
Da queste discussion e risultato
in maniera chiara ed inconfuta-
bile che il programme e uno per
tutti gil Ordini italiani, ma i
mezzi per raggiungerlo pratica-
mente sono diversi in ciascuno di
essi e che POrdine independence
Figli d'Italia 10 raggiunse:
y senza lotte intestine, sia
PERSONAL che di partito, ma nell
la maggiore ammonia ira fra
tell;
p con una grande economic
di spese ed impiego di denaro;
3) con la maggiore sollecitudi-
ne con concetti piu consoni a.
gil Interest," del fratello.
Difatti:
u nessuna discordia e mai e.
sistita nelPOrdine: ne son prova
lie riunioni calme, ordinate e cor
rette dele singole Logge, dele
Grandi e della Suprema Loggia
con relative espletamento COM
pleto delPOrdine del giorno. Ne
son prova ancora Pelezioni per
acclamazione generate dele piu
interessanti cariche della supre-
ma e Grandi Logge;
p il capita tax annuale e di
soil venti soldi per fratellO (men-
ire negli altri Ordini e di qua
ranta) fratelli non son mai
chiamati pagare alcuna altra
tassa o sopratassa ed a nessuno
81 danno benemerenze di Cento,
Cinquecento dollari, ecc. II Fondo
Unico oltre al dollari Quattro-
cento, in case di morte del fra
tellO, da altri sussidi durante vi
ia in casi di malattia, di rimpa-
trio, di diminuita abilita o di as
soluta inabilita al lavoro; per
tutti questi sussidi il fratello
mensilmente in media non paga
che la piccolissima somma di sol
di otto, mentre in altri Ordini i
taliani solo pei sussidio di $400,
IN case di morte del fratello, e
Oil $500 della di lui moglie, la
quota mensile va dai trenta al
quarantacinque soldi. Mel fondo
Unico delPOrdine independence
prlmi casi di sussidio 81 verifica-
rono dopo sedici mesi dalla sua
lstltuzione perche venue usata la
massima correttezza quaint 81
lScrlsSero al Fondo UnicO eranC
oil ottima salute; clio non avven-
ne in qualche altro ordine italia
no dove il Fondo Unico mortua-
RIO 81 ebbe primi decessi due
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-14

ABBIAMO ASSUNTO ALLO
UFFlCfO DI AGENTE-COL-
LETTORE PER IL NOSTRO
GIORNALE IL SIGNOR
NINCENZO RUSSO,
PERSONA MOTTO NOTA f
BEN CONOSCIUTA MEL NO
STRO AMBIENTE COLONIA-
LIE.
IL SIG. RUSSO E. DA MOI
AUTORIZZATO A RISCUOTE-
RE VECCHI ABBONAMENTI.
A FARNE NUOVI ED A TRAT-
TARE QUALUNQUE AFFARE
PER COMIC NOSTRO.
10 RACCOMANDIAMO CAL
DAMENTE A TUTTI GIL ANIL
CT.
o. ADMINISTRATIONS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-24
DAMASK SETS

In al exceptionally choice selection of desirable
patterns, shown in imported mercerized, Union
materials, and pure linen. They may be had III
al practical sizes.
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MADEIRA GOODS

Our Line of Madeira Goods was never more COM
plete and varied than at the present time; many
most exclusive and original designs in exception
ally fine qualities are on view for your inspection
Doilies, Scarfs, Tray Cloths, Centers, Squares,
Napkins, Handkerchief and Glove Cases, ETC.
THIRD FLOOR
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Our ~.
Doll Department

Is now ready for your inspection, featuring
many original and entirely new characters.
KNITTED DOLLS
An exclusive, high grade and unique doll in
many clever characters. Cuddle de Luxe,
Cuddle Twins, Night Before Christmas, Mis-
tress Mary, and Neptune's Daughters. They
are washable and unbreakable -.....
''FIossie Fishers Own Do1l'' :. :
Mama Voice Doll
Piccaninnie Unbreakable Dolls
Whistling Boy
P rox Jointed Dolls
kewpies
IN A WIDE SELECTION OF REGULAR
AND NOVELTY FIGURES AND POSES
-BISQUE AND RUBBER.
Baby Carriage Ornaments
FLOATERS
Fish, Frogs, Turtles, Ducks, Swans
RATTLES
In many novel shapes
THIRD FLOOR
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*. Expansion Announcement
We Are Now Occupyifgz 0ursI7ntre Three Floors

Since beginning rebuilding operations some months
ago have been confined to limited flood in var
parts of the building and moved about until hard
to know just where would be found next Carpenters
still busy all about the place but work far advanc
ed that able occupy practically entire three
floors Our fixtures not here yet owing
vapg labor and shipping conditions, using
old furniture and such mprovsed shelves and tables
necessary. But that which is important is
showing and seasonable merchandise throughout the
store-every department has something specially interest
ing offer. Come in and the arrangement and
the goods. You will be pleased with the variety of
the displays. 49, 81
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Thanksgiving
Linens

A beautiful line of Damasks by the yard with
napkins to match, varied in patterns and quail
ties, invite your inspection.
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Favors and Cards
FOR ALL OCCASIONS

Including Dance Programs, Tally Cards, Place
Cards, Christmas Cards, Birthday Cards, Con-
graduation Cards, ETC., Bon-bon and Nut Baskets,
ETC.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-24

We are also showing very complete line of
:. BAGS and SUIT CASES
in both fitted and untitled and in choice selec-
ton of feathers, also Auto Restaurants, Hat
Boxes, Picnic Cases, Utility Bags, School Bags,
Knapsacks etc. .".. FL
FIRST FLOOR
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Art NeedleWork
Department
Replete with
SEASONABLE GOODS

This department is now offering many new
and original ideas and materials, all prac-
tical merchandise and specially interesting
at this season. 80.
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Is now ready for your inspection, featuring
many original and entirely new characters.
The Robesonian., 1917-10-18

Boone.
District No. Nv. E. Nance, D. F.
Israel, Shelton West, Miss Carrie
Edens.
District No. 5-Rev. J. M. Fleming,
Alex Spivey, J. W. Smith, Mrs. A. s..
Pitman.
White House Township.
District No. &C. K. Morgan, C. F.
Ford, E. M. Harrington, Mrs. R. J.
Hall.
District No. 81. S. Oliver, j. J.
Page, Mrs. G. S. Page, Mrs. w. T
Jenrette.
Pembroke.
Indian Normal school-A. N. Lock
lear, o. R. Sampson, E. Lowrey, Miss
| Ruthie Jane Locklear.
The Robesonian., 1917-10-18
SAVE FOOD CAMPAIGN

Continued from page 2
NICK, D: B. Mcqueen, Mrs. E. M. /
Pap!, Miss Leila Floy Butler.
District No. 2-Mrs. n g Stnhbs |
~ ~ 1; Culbreth, Jas. M. Hall, Mrs
W. X. Culbreth.
:. Raft Swamp Township.
District No. wv. C. Townsend w
son Britt. A
Red Springs Township.
District No. Is. E.. Leonard A
L. Mcmillan.
District No a. T. Denny. A p
Smith, Miss jamie McNeill, W. J.
Humphrey.
Rennert Township.
District No. IA. C. McGoogan. R.
y. & Graham, Chapel Wilson, Mrs. S.
Rowland Township.
District No. Is. w. Afford. J. A.
Mccormick, Sallie Sinclair, E. S. Ben
nette.
District No. 3-Miss Virginia Moo
ney, ney, K. L; Mccormick, Jay diamonds,
Miss Fodie Stewart.
District No. 9-Mrs. G. V. McPhail,
Mrs. e. T. Pate, Peter Adams, H. L,
Edens.
saddletree Township.
District No. il. D. Powell, R.
humphrey, M. D. Paul, Mrs. D. B.
District 2-Lee Willis, Mrs. R. G.
Rozier, Miss Ethel Carlyle, Miss Al
ma Floyd.
District No. 3-Rev. F. A. Prevatt,
\ Chas Hickman q prov.++ Mis-
Henrietta Duncan.
Shannon Township.
District No. &c. I. Klarpp, G. H.
Shooter, D. o. Currie, Miss Ella
Smith,
Smith Township.
District No. Id. l.. Stewart, P.
II. Macarthur, D. A. Wilkerson, Miss
Mary H. Stewart
District No. 2-Neill Afford, Mrs.
G. II. Henderson, Miss Meta Stewart
j. G. Purcell.
District No. SANDY McNeill, Mrs
J. K. McGirt, B. C. Smith, Mrs. Hoyle
Smith,
St. Paul Township.
District No. 2-E. G. Sibbett, Mrs
W. A. Riddle, S. B. Norton, Jos. C
Johnson.
District No. 4-Mrs. L. A. Nc.
Geachy, J. NJ. Butler, Mrs. Jas. John
son, T. S. league.
District No. Sc. J. Fisher, w. S
I Rozier, Richard Seasons, Miss Les
! sic Martin
/ Sterling Township.
District No. 2-J. G. Rhodes, D. r
Hardin, w. r. Barnes, Miss Navons
Harden.
| District No. 81. F. Purvis, r, A
] Hardin, Mrs. r. Y. Lewis, Joe B. Sea
ly.
District No. Miss Eva Spell, n
F. Barden, W. A. Leggett, S. B. Ora
ham.
II District No. 6-Thompson Williams
R. R. Barnes, J. P. Murray, Mrs. R
| A. Hedgpeth.
H Thompson Township.
II District No. 6-Arthur Davis, S.
! Smith, J. W. Andrews, Miss Mabe
II Lawrence.
| District No. TT. B. Jenkins, A. B
!! Lewis, D. B. Mcintyre, Mrs. w w
| Lewis.
| District No. 8-Mrs. F. M. Town
send, T. S. Greyard, Spurgeon NC
Lean, Miss Mary A. Weaver.
| District No. 10-Mrs. D. H. Nj
| Call, Leroy Miller, R. D. Jones, Mr.
w. L. Price.
District No. 11-G. P. Miller, D
C. M. Townsend, Mrs. j. c. McCallur
| DR.. G. w. Pate.
Wishart Township.
District No. 1T. J. Phillips, S.
Oscar Helgren, Mrs. CASTOR Preva
Ira F. Britt.
= District No. 2-J. C. Stansel, J.
= Smith, Miss Oracle Cain, Mrs. l.
. Prevatt.
District No. ED Phillips, Nj
Pink West, Joe Mercer, Miss Vic
The Robesonian., 1917-10-18

Jones, Dan Jones, Mr.. D. C. Mercer,
Mr.. Jim McRae, Caesar McCallum,
Miss Sallie Mcneil, Mr.. J. Mcmillan,
Mrs. Minnie McDonales, Mr.. June
Parker, Alex. Parnell, W. H. Pate,
Mr.. Bill Page, Mr.. w. B. Nye, Miss
George Rae Prevatt, Mr.. Fletcher
Proctor, Mr.. C. L. Roberts, Brown
The Robesonian., 1917-10-18

Rogers, Miss Curtis Stephens, Miss
Mauris Stephens, Mr.. G. H. Singer
ton, Miss Malha Smith, Mr.. James
White, Mr.. York Williams, Mrs
Maggie Williams, Mr.. R. S. Williams
Persons calling for above mail will
please say "advertised".
D. D. FRENCH.
The Robesonian., 1917-10-18
Advertised Letters.

List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the Lumberton, N c., P. o. for the
week ending Oct. 8, 1917:
Elso Bennett, Chas. Beary, Ellen
Bryn, Pearl M. Brown, Mary Carlyle,
Daniel Carter, Mrs. M. D. Davis, Mr..
Robt. Duncan, Miss Sadie Fisher, Mr..
L. K. Fuller, Ida May Fillmore, An
ME Haywood, Miss Ellen Howard
Miss Mollie Hooper, Miss Eupha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26

Wickham did not attend Darcy added.
Mr. WiCkhnm has such charming man.
ners that he is always sure lo make
friends Whether he can retain them lE
another matter"
He has been 20 unfortunate as tp los"
your friendship. / understand And IN
manner in which he is likely 'n suffer
for all his life Darcy made no answer
and the interruption " Sir william I.u-
cas-, who then came up, relieved an r'n-
bairasslug situation.
IN minute Sir william WAS gone
and Darcy said. "Sir William made me-
forget what We were speaking about
4 do not think We were speaking N
all. said Elizabeth "Sir william could
not have Interrupted 'No rr"'i' n lh'
room who had less 20 sny 20 "pr7 other
W" have tried three or tour SUBJECTS ana
have found nothing m''uial 10
What do yon think Of books Books
ON, nm sure we never irnl 'h' H,,n'
sntt am toliE vow 'n'nN '' n"'
W., w 'u' wy sun ", '."''
N",npu', muI W,ar ~, Nnn...,,,, A.,
'uh"t 'aiW IN ~ ."uNs , ,W "'
"''r .'r, ~ .u.' VI '.,'''.'''h ,' .....
me present, then, IN Mth ' N,'.'
os 'his alwnNS occupies Nou oo's
shd Darcy Yes always I frhrWn,
/ once hearing You say lN't You I''IN
ever iorg1Ne. IhN' Your frN,hOnrh'N
once created Neiv imr'rlHhHhIr hoN
are suppose. men very ,'H'oo' '5 1S
20 having resentment created n,N'N
Elizabeth Il am And never allow
yourself TO- he hlndrd N ulu' yl i''l
udlc" hoy' not Ut IT. p'i',N.
lhty inrumhrhl uron lhn-' VINO l',N
thaug" thclr minds 20 ne secure IN JUGS
/ ing a. the ttst May ! htk ln Mha'
/ ihls question tends Merely 10 mus
Inic your chatactcr am uNhE "
/ make II out answered hnrnhoh
Ana Nhst IN your success NN'n
Darcy inter pause. She shook hrr
| h,tnu ~" w. ~" ,,,,,i ~. ""' ,nn, ,n"i,
'uW L',.-, - ~ o., 'iu.n,r," .,.i
/ II,n',l,s ,.r.i,' un,,Sa nn ,,..,, ,t
- NE,..,, h.,,tt .L.,E,, ,,,. .i.,.
I p,',"' VIZ S,' ,",W '
- WV ~" I''' "" . wy. 'r,,.',
"i' N"u Nnu,' VI, Nr,",r,N' 80,
,n' NV ,..i,n ,,,.,,l 't,,..t,.,l,
/ .u''r N'N ','""k 'w"V'" '.''.'",. ''',,.
| Nn''n Sou III "'' "'"' """ P''"' ''
wv P''u""
They had not h'en long apart when
Miss Rlnylev rnme Nm io Elizabeth and
lsnid. u honr my dear EllSa, that YOU
are much interested M NJ, IcorgH WICK.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
REP PAID MORE
THAN 10 TIMES
THECOST OF IT
"Never Found Anything Before
That Did Half the Good Tan
lac Did, Mrs. Martin Says.

"Thc benefits have gotten from us.
ing Tdnlac have more than paid for
the medicine ten time, over" recently
declared Mrs, ". f. Martin. oi 1900
South Agncw street. whose husband o.,
proprietor OF the well known drv goods.
clothing and shoe store nm rl,kmptpvn.
Oklahoma stock wards
81 had been ,o closely confined ,o the
store both day and night ior So long
continued Mr., Martin. "aud mo-, getting
any outdoor exercise. the confinement,
commenced 10 tell ON mr and began
10 feel ,rcd and dcbilrat,l and had
li,le energy le'i ,o dp ANYTHING /
did mot en,ur my food and 900, 'i,lr
rorr.hmrm r.m what a,r It pr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
CHAPTER ".
The Problem OF Mr.. Wlekham.

When Mr. Bennett hud kept his dlugh-
tor standing before him "a few moments
b" said, What does your mother sey7"
Sh' say s. iha' ] must marry him
Yes cried OUT Mrs Bennett. cor I
VIII never ec" h'r again" "Elzahth,'
said VI H"uuet YOU are confronted hy
serious tiIlil"n II YOU DO not marry
VIZ. collins Auur mother VIII never see
lou again qua " you do win never sec
You again Aud he returned To- his
hook
Nhni do you mean, Nj Deunct"
,hileNti ms VII" Il mean that should
Nk" 10 De free ~ my library The
n,.o'n'r ana dhIIhieT upon thls hint LETT
,n', ,n' room, arg Mts. Henn't n,s'u 10 i'm.
li"I' ilGhhrlh 10 accept the offer ut
WY GUMS Mf collins meanwhile, was
'I'nrthE nlone IN IN" breakfast par
W me gus upstairs we're gathered In
u'n'u,n'u 'oHHgl discussing whal had
-, NJ 49, 49,, n'.' w h""''Nnll Mls
i",t. 'Uas a, W. W. Nn1I,u AZ ',.r uul ~ LhhI-
ivt,t bau wv = tu,' tuIu het
w.n, ,'u m' u, n', ,'"',. nl once
I,itl, L,. WV -'''' '''"'''' d" ~ "P''HI%o
she ,Iso ,,,,,.., .. 800. ~. ,..,,...-
and 10 Inv, p, f,il y,,U, T,r, ,,n,, "|'t4iVts
f.rrrt subi.fts ", G,ii',s , "',u.' ,..I''
week Longer a, I"rrhnWrp tIn,, 'onlG
ha loub hut th,t hIs a. c,,,.I,' i, o,i,i
reIcnt7 lie Ind also met Ne p,,c,' "",.j ari
had found out that his n,ironcss nJy
ne Vovrgb Nns tho n,,sr,aI an, -,
Tint gentleman And n" Wished ~" srI'
tiyate him Mrs Rsrnet wa. In III buu,o,
ana In III health To make campaign
ana noi win II is enough tu put anyone
I'M Ul hninor ana ill health. Then another
,"Up pH'H'Ioh hhd arisen. There had come
L" Ih' Nl'l'go ot Meryinn only mile
.Np Young man urmcd Nickhnm,
Mn' h'l llN' joined ih" f,Elmon' sta
VIZ n,lfhhoilnr barracks.
,,l' Mi. 'hNhm was n very hand
5,v, 5"l., u'nn nm' lhr sWN hnd been Intro
'",s w., w, m a,'n 9N one o' lh' "'n"r o'r,,
vi uu' ol me d'N. when they had
NS,l'u u'r "uh' th' nuninrNs widow.
D" ,uo N',''g' 'h" lnlludu. .l1n took phc"
I., UT, N'kh fll''' NJ Darcy hnp.
,'n'u 20 n" passing ana Wickhnm and
.l"N,n ~ ,',n olh'r in surprise.
',n"''" '."'u'' MS nat ana Darcy
.rr,N '.luuu'"
lW' N"'nE'I tliN "i IN" Ionrhnurn
lll"l were nu' impressed with this
N'N,ohsi tN'nh''h met him ot the
county haU N1I,h WnH given about That
.N,'. n.1 m,,'' hN curiosity asked him
AZ. .h. kn'N " i'n,'N. no. replied
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
CAULT APPROVES
CONTROL OF FOOD
Restriction Of Exports Bone-
fits Nation, He Thinks.
FARMERS SHOULD STORE


The latest move toward food control
BY restricting exports to the actual
necc, ,itcs OF neutral nations, made
yesterday by the government Is a long
step in the right direction, Frank NJ
Gault, president OF the statc board OF
agriculture, said today
This must be followed nv individual
food control here, Mr. Gault thinks.
The first thing 10 do is To make pro-
vision for the food supply OF the future
Mr Gaut tayorS the plan some farmer,
are already adopting OF putting m q
supply Of flour Tor the coming year as
soon as they have new wheat To- eN.
change for IT,
There is absolutely nothing to N"
talk that the food control measure will
force the price down" Mr. Gaut said.
In spite Of all the conserving We can
do. the demand Tor our products is go
iug to crowd the supply pretty hard
Our work right now is TO see that We
make provision Tor the future. cutting
down our consumption ~ the lowest
possible point II !, not a speculative
proposition to make provision for our
own needs, but IS sound economy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
NEWPORT RESORTS ARE
CLOSED AFTER PROTESTS

NEWPORT, K. l.. June 70 seven
establishment, alleged to he illegal re-
sorts have been closed by order Of
Mayor Burdick, Naval guards were
placed in front Of each place to pre-
ven, any member oi the naval forces
here from entering
The action wa, taken by the mayor
after conference with Governor
Bccckmln regarding letter from Sec
re'ary Of the Navy Daniels protesting
against conditions, which, he said. en-
dangcted the morals oi thousands If
naval recruits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
Arkansas to Revise Constitution.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June 26-The
fact that several important issues arc
involved has served TO arouse consid-
cradle interest in the general election
IN Arkansas today 10 choose delegate,
tn the convention which is 20 form a
new state constitution At present
there d, some public agitation in favor
OF po,lponinP the convention until after
the war Unless a posIponement is de-
,ided upon the convention will assemble
here next November. When the work
OF revision is completed the new con.
sti,u,un will be submitted TO the peo-
pie for ratification or rejection.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
SUSPENDS
constitutional
RIGHTS AGAIN
Crisis Not Developing as Rap
idly as Desired,

MADRID, June 2e.-The govern
ment yesterday deSided to suspend
the constitutional guarantees. Pre-
mier Dato went to the palace 10
obtain the kings signature TO the
decree authorizing the suspension.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
Clan MacLean
Called to Arms

NEW YORK. June 26-A call for
the Clan Maclcau hl, hccn sounded
from headquarters OF the British re-.
cru,ine mission in thi, city About
iiiw or sixty men Nacl Fan, preferred.
arc wanted TO iill the yacancir, IN the
rank, ui the 2'o'h battalion NJ Cana
dian overseas iHf,r, which the British
g1,crum,n, will Ne asked ~ designate
as the Ma,l,an Highlander, oi North
America In the last ten days total
oi 1901 British subjects have enlisted
here ior service In France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
DEATH PENALTY IN CUBA
IS ABOLISHED BY SENATE

HAVANA. June 26-The senate by
vote oi l. 10 !, has approved a bill 20
abolish the death penalty in Cuba. The
measure was SenN Immediately to tho
house where ITS paNage !, expected.
The bill, It /, hchNSd. Is intended "a
ave from possible cNcSM.on a number
ot the army officers now on trial at
lahana iurlrc>, charged with scditon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26

htFr thar YOU have been telklng about
II, W.'..ham. what have y2cG learned earned '
himself does not know tho whole t'Ur,
iIr Is quIi" ignorant ~ why Mr. Darcy
and Mr. Mirkhum nrc not friends Hui
lr Ir quite sure that Mr. Darcy iE right
Mr. lAuglcyH defense oi hi. friend is
very noble ore, dare say replied
Elizabeth "hut M" "details seem lp be-
unsatisfactory Elizabeth V# WgN
with 1ll the world Just tlcn. mud mtdr
uu nnf mind That she would fUthum the
mystery
no be lnnLL-unl IuIn.rrnMl !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
CHAPTER III.
Mr Cnlllna In Search nf VITA

mean Chario,tc Lucas. INV dinners are
aIvnys better than she rots ar home.
cried ONT the mlirou $50 this Us
gentleman and man have never seen /
I'm my life The VII" and nv" daughters /
s'' up a simultaneous battery OF gues-
u"nt at ih" head or tie household.
Ni'eI amusing hlns'H Tor llmr h' .
'her Curiosity, Mi. Bennett SAID on |
ere a"nr" ihnt this property is ontall'd, |
N,' "Il'i m,' d'a'h IT goes TO dlslhnt
l'IhuFr Ihni relative Is n Nj. Col
uN,' VINO UN's Ia heni hn1 hhe, ne /
S.', ~ ~ NV ''l','i te'th,.l laN,. HIuplH
ana h'rn presented to lvlng NJ Huns, /
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Nv '"'N "e NV R"r9l' Nuu, ol ours, III,
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I'm her own rlght And here was another
chance. as lor husband Ina sIgrcsted. or
marrying OF one NJ tho girls Whpi
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VIZ Colin" arrived iN" n.Nl d1' nS per
schedule, wul Was rr "i''d with m"
greatest d'i'rrn.' hF the who'll" iun.N
iIr 'ump.imcu'rl Mr.. Hrnu'' upou
having such I'm, Dot ~ daughters and
seemed 90 b" rather looking them over
with critical eye Mrs Bennett to
whom mo- compliment came omiss re-
pied mat ~" wns wu.h obliged, shr
was sur" ana ni ono" EU' down lo htsl-
mess 'Ncll ! hone 'h'' VIII 70" well
disposed Ot I'm marriage. said she, 'iur
n not | don't know what win h.'om" NJ
the poor things" 'Nou ullud", | sup
pose said Mr. Collins, "tu the entail
upon t.is estitr'' All sir ! DO Not
thai ] mean to find fault with YOU. for
such things I'm this world are all chance.
and when ono, an rsfata f. cutaiItd
tlrre is no knowing where II wfu go
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cousins nud "ou.i cay more on th' H"n.
.''l N,'' D, NOT NAV ml.hi me- lh'N'N'
forward hhl pir'lpl'h," Nj, 'nH'nS "NS
Young lnNh "I 'Nohl q" Nh" lu'N nun
sell ana his phifun"ss. LADY 'htn"rln"-
very seriously he admired the house,
the rooms. the furniture and tHis would
have touched Mrs Bonncts hcart had
she not fclt an uneasy scnsc that ne
looked upon pu these ass ms own lie
admired the dinner th,y rHNc him and
begged In know n ANY ON, ~ his fair
cousins mad had "A hand In the cnoslug
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