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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
3n Srismittel'@ '@er,ualteru crnaumt.

" + + ington II, 30. Sttober. y
Gic Soei5nlittel slOnlinitrntion bat
bcllte Die Nahitebenoen 81 Staats-
'bei5mittel Yerlpnlteru in oen beige.
liigten Stnoten ernannt.
aPiliouri: @allacc Groblep, Nef-
ierlon Gitp.
@eit 8irgnia: ). @alter Oar.
mes. t5airmolrnt.
@pcmins: slllguitinc aenonll,
Nod 'Springs.
Ierns: Wilep Blair, Tallas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
@ntadten Der Snoget.geb0r
Der Staot Baltimore.

Sic 8uogetsBeb6roe Der Siuoi Baliis
more, Deltebeno aus Dem Wtabpr, Dem BRA
lioeltlen oes 5ipeien Raibs5iueig gee bent
otaoi ieonirolelr, Dem Staoi 8rpillrator
ilno benz SiraBen'Sngenieir, sLaes 9emc'
iraien, laet III elnen tormelen 8ei6luiie,
aneenonIllen bon Der geb6roe uno berolf
lentii1i IN ben 3eitunaeR am 3. Sfio6er
l91E in 8e5ig anf Den berHic1tenoen 6rs
lolg. mehen ole lbeilnabnIe an einem
oemoiroitfden Gautus bGben mag, mie
tolet:
lin Die glnnabmc Der giu Der rllnpar
teittden SroBeren Baltimore 9iea" 8
lIdern III es midtig, rid)t nlr eiile
Wtebrbeii IN ieocm Solile Der CSeiebqebuna
3l erlpnbIell, Die lid fir ole 8ill berpfIidl
lei bat lonoern Dab beioe oduier bon ben
ten.
Ser borliben0e Neamte init leiner Wtadot
Der Grnellmlng Der Golniien mo ieiuen
eilfl1elollll9en iiber parlameniariidle isru'
gen, III icbr oil Der entfheibenoe fSafior
~ oer. ,gInnabnlc oher bel oem slblebnen
elmer lharf conieiiirien Dla3reeeI.
Nerielbe 6lnllB, meldber ole oemofratt.
lCbe 9onOenti0ll rulltrpIrte uno cine oen
MlierelleH Der @iaot feinoIide mo orr
gSobIiabrt hes Siaates 'binoerlibc YIuit.
form bifttrie, rpirO Den oentoirniiidlen San
ms eolliroltreL ilno Die gSobIfabrt lnferer
Slaot oorf nidlt nlli Dem gItar eiHes Gdr.
icisSdufile geopieri merbcn.
Der .SlioGei5geborhe Der Stdot Baltimore,
es filr uniere SfIi6t, ben Aiiraern bon
baltimore, fpelde ms init berantoortIicbeH
Stellnngen in Der SiaoiberipaItnna aeebrt
baben, 6ii fdaen. bah mir oie repnblffani
icbe Elatitorm 5u Suniten Der 9rlueiiering
Der Sfdotgrer5ell nnleritiiben mo ieoen
oenlofrdiiiben gnuoioaren iilr Sic Geiet
gebung opponiren iulleiL Der nicbi oilen
ole Vrfldntng Der oenlofrntiibeu Blaii
iorni i'm Ne5ll9 aui ole glisoebnuna ser
Si1et perlpirit mn ih ricbt ielbif Der
Der Stdoierensen 5n bellen, beibe SiiIier
Der Si1ltssSeieb9cbun Sl organiltren,
lllio an eilic1t ocmofrdiiid)en Guliiils fiber
lrgenh cine 6rage i'm Sc5lig uli oe Sn.
terellen ober oie gSoblinbrt scr Staot
Walilfiore 3bei ninlilt ooer icb biltocn
ldbt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
Die Sdmclstiscl- Yrube.

9Scnu Gle ieiiiteIen molIen, oh iraeno
Snnas, ods 9elb mo glilt6eno nusiiebt,
@olo ooer SdIadc III, perieu Gle es IN
oaS ,Seuer
sSenn Sie ermliien ppIen, OBJ Elm San.
5a Sioai liir ole @e'sggebnrs aniri6tia 6li,
6nB CT. 81 @tlnilen Der aea Gill III. I'M
lit ielbit inr er,pdbInne III berbeIien,
oann fragen Sie i'm, ob CT iilr oie stllss
ipabI eines. Spre6erS oes Uncertainties in
ben ocnotraiifben 9nIifus aeben ipill.
Sas 1T ole SbmeI5ieel 8robe pb Elm
91noioai 81 C5nnIien Ser aiea.Aill iilr
leine 3ipede III uoer fir has Neiie bon
baltimore; ooer Oh er bort binnnierae6t,
nm 81 perflfben Die giad-8iu anbliIlebs
men. menn Der bon Surrin9ion uiS 1aIs
bolt eoniroIirte GGllills ih onmii einoers
1ianoen erildrt, poer oh CT bort btiinters
eebl,. nm iiir Die snnabme Der aiea giIl
pl fanpieil, uno nldt nm 'einen aniippel
III Die Sdfne bon Sarrnaion uno IaIboii
oll eeben. nit Incident oie Nigo Na ges
tooief lperoell fol-
Won Rariiion ejredier NGIiiiiore 6rien.
tSft3Olb) lion league.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30

Der aui Die Sobe BON ST 400, ,000,0
llno Die @eiummtiunlme ser Gorlc-
ben OIL ollie 9lGiirten aui $2,S5l,. !.
100000 gebrnht miro.
2ie @eiomntiummen ser Den an.
oeren alliirten gelpabrten GnrleDeu
Iolgen:
6ranfreih $S10,000,0OO; Sta.
lien $2o5,000,00 HuBlano 1926.
100000; gelaien$5S. 100000, Ger.
bien $3,000,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
Ncitsrr 1arlcGen an bic NQiirten

" ibington, 30. Sftober. =
Gie &cgieriing gelpdbrte bcute gnG.
lanb Gin weiteres Garleben bon $25,.
OOO.OO0, luoourd, oic @eiammtium.
me Oct oiciem 2anbe eeliebenen Gel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
einen SdJlag in's @eiidJt

anbcn, Gs pirn oaiieI6e ien nit Den
6einoiratiid1cn DtiialieSern Der tSeiebae.
BURG bon Baltimore, uenn oieiclben in
Der oenlofratiiben Gouflls eeben. Der
oerlofrattt6e eanfiis pirb bon Sarrinas
ton iino IaIbon controliri, aeraoe aenuil
10. luie Die SiGnisseonbeniipn mar Ser
ielbe miro geItnu oaiieibe ibnn, mas oie
Stnois.9onpeniion qeiban bat. SerieIbe
miro Wtinller fir oas Pint ais Brdltocnt
oee SiduissSenates mo aIs SpreCber heS
urterballes nomlliren ,pelCbe Die grpbe
V.udt ibres gtnlie5 bennben ueroen, mn
Die gllterion sli OerbinSern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
Gonsrehmitalicb Ysartin tOSt.

y blcngo, 20. Gftobcr. -Gbar.
les Martin, 1cmofrat. Gonereb .Mit-
glleo BON piertcn ,sainois, Tiitrift
1T bclitc nah langer aranfbeit &C.
ltorben. Gr Duroe Dor SO ,sabrsm
IN Spratuic, v. y, geborel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
Die Wadjt bes &oniss Ganfns.

Ser stailer beberrfdi feine unteribanen
uid)t bolitdnoieer, ais aonie Gmifls
Sete, meldbe cinmal IN eine 5bilren eins
eetreien lino, Beirubten Sic Die Boritcl.
lnng bel oer oentoiratifden St1aiSsGon,
pention Sa maren Yidnner IN iener
Sonoention, uno Didiige sSilbrer oes
.@idateS mt ,Srelnoen In ieHer Gonpens
ton ipelhe 5l Snniten Der 9ieasgia ma,
ren: Sn c5nhiiea elmer serechien Aebnnos
illHg 8altimotes; ais oieleIben aper be
lqeriier, bnB Die Sarringion talbot Som.
binuiiun cine Wiebrbeii Der SeIeguien coii
trolirte, erbob nicbt einer oerielben eine
Sfinlne 6li Silnten 8alimpre's @ornlan
trtit iiir Die pisn.YiIf cin, nber er bat
baltimore itidDt cine Gimme bon ieinem
GoiniD gegeben ooer cin g9ori Der galis
mnliernng Sbceban, bon Ial6oit.G Gountn,
uno Cooper. bon Caroline 9ounth, iuplltpn
ole Higd Bill iiiooliiren, dhcr feiner bers
ielhen CAB Baltimore ene einBiae Stimme
ooer ein ein6iges gSori Der gIuinnlntcs
rllIla, W'cWiulIen beaniprudt, al 8uniten
Der Nnsoebnnna Der Stlot Baltimore All
ein, dber er bate llibt 9inilub aemla
ooer gebralitbie oenleIber nlcbt nm feline
Nelegation bon gtuegauh 9ounib an berans
lnrell. cine Gimme nl 8nnIicn bon Bnl,
ttllore ab3ugebeu ooer arcb nr cine
StinllHc 6e3 9roteiteS an crbeben ais Sars
rlHgion mo lnlboit Der Sia0t Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30

S6iirabanbeborOe le9t oen Gontrut
toren cbenio uicle SdllIo bei mic Sen
Nol5lielernnten.
sic Stablldiiibaluueilter Wcr6en
am O'ittnod cine Gonieren5 nit Scr
Ncbornc baben lno uollen ih iiber
Oen lRnngel an 9lrbeitSfr1lten bctIo.
gen.
9ietruten moll Ell nad
6ranfreih ge6en.
Iic meilIen Der ais 9letrlten iilr
0en Gicnlt IN Der natipnaleu 9lrncc
cinberldenen illngen 2elte poIlen
ais Dlittdlnpier nod) 5rantreid) &c
lanOt lUcroen, uno tic moIlCn 10
10 idneIl luic nl0glih oortbiu 0eianot
iueroen.
Sefretdr 9oter nlahte beute }lbcnO
betonnt, Dab Die 9erid)te bon iijnf
ooer ieds Der groben ,Selolager sci.
geu, ooB ole groBte Webrbeit Der
alSgebobenen Manner. olS lie ou.
rum geiragt nuroen, crfldrten, oaB
es ibnen einerlei lei, luns ie oort }u
tbun b1tten, lpenn lie mur inter oen
Grlten icicn, Die mad Sranfrcid1 ge'
innot miiroen.
Gie SIlijiere iino angeluieien nor
Den. onageblloete D'annihaiten gum
Verieten llad) fompiiabigen Gompo9.
nien 81 enlpfeblen 10 aud Sd)loier.
Beiuebrid)nIieoe etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30

slbonnrntcn, bic ben ,.Iemtiden 0prrcs
fponecntrn" nid,t tRnttlid, oSrr unreaelr
maiia erbalten, Enb asbeten, bcr cfjiee
hnnsn Ssr TsItshsn sser idbriitlid, Wit,
tteilums 81 yaadteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30

oolL 80. Gftober. - 9sad)
oem glmiteroamer Gorreiponbenten
Der oGrtonee telegraph Co." lit an.
laBlid Der oeutidr droiterrcidiiden Gr.
folge in Dem Selb3use segen Stalien
in gon5 Ieutihluno elm Shulieiertig
angeoronet iuoroen.
Gs miro ermartct, oaB aaiier @il-
belm lmo Safer aarl in menisen Ia.
Gen ani Der Sion3o. Jront ouiammcn.
ireiien per6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
1)Or llOinf.
Steben bic trutouil9cn
Strcittrditt.
Warb oem Sentihem Gene
ralitabsberiht.

gScItlih bon @0r5 bobcn oic GCut.
ihcn !no OcItcrrcihcr sic Stoot
GornlonS 9cnonmCn. Sta
liens Ncere bCbnOcrn 8ormorld)
ocS 6cinOcS in Die Gbcnc gtoro.
>Stolicn'S binein. - 3ic 9(aiir.
ten bobcn bcrcjt9 uminHcnoc
NilIiSmoBnobmcn ringclcitet.
@erIin %. Gftober, (uia
2onbom. - Gic 6itcrrcidiih. h.oeut
ihen StrcitfrGitc itcbcn Dor lloinc,
no ooa itolicuiiDe 9IrmrCbauptouar.
tier iicb Iriibcr belou0.
Giele &lln6e bringt Der omtlihe
9eridt, Der bcutc HaGmittag bon
Der oelti6en oberlten Neere5leitlmg
crlailcn mur0e.
Sic brittle itolieniihe 2lrnlce, 10
iiigt Die Witibeilm9 bin5u, Ieiiiete
Den pororingcn0cu tlutouiihGn lrllps
pen IN Dem VebiCt Don @ippdd bis
5lm N0riatiidcn Oicer tlrje 2eit
lang Ni0critono. Gicic 9lrmee be.
iinOct ib obcr jest Oni Dem 9iiId5u.
&c cntlnng Dem 9IOrIltiiben Wecr.
Iie Staot GornO9 (im oltcrrei-
d)lidl-ilIDriiben aiiItculuno) lit cin.
9enonmen Dor6eu uu0 Ole Glierrei.
did -Oeutlhen lruppcn n0bern licb
Der @ren5c Der itnlicnliChcn aiilten.
@e9eno Sic 3abl Der Gelangenen
lit inn @adieu.
Sie italienii6e 6rout nor6Ii1 BON
Der GurAbrncbaItcllc bcginnt eben.
lalla 81 manten ln0 5lDlr bis 5un
ElodcnpoB binolI,
Die 8an5e italieniidc ,Sion5O ,Sront
III 5lllaunengebro6en.
Die 5lpeitc italienil1c 9lrluee }iebt
Iib alll Oen Sagliamento 5urid. gIlle
rie StroBen lino oi6t 9efiillt nit ao.
lonnen, oic IN boltiger gSeile llieben;
0lelelben leBen lib aus Sol6ntcn uno
GiOlliltcn 5ulanlnlen.
Die oel,tih 0lterreirbil6cn Irups
zen ollf Der NSion5os Sront lteben, luic
GlS DEM 9eri1tc berporgebt, ltnter
Gem Commando beS Generals Otto
bon gelom.
Gic Wtittbeihng iiiQt bin5u; oScI.
tiNc llnuetter lmb Hegen berrihten
cllf Dem gemoltgcn &annpIgebiet Der
5lu0liten >}ion5o hlobt.
8 cut der rmor 6 5llm
@alten gebr adj t.
u o H. 80. Sftober. - 0ic Sta
licner bcbinocrn in crfol9rcihcr
Mciic 0en &ormori1 Der oClltihs
0itcrreidbiihen Iruppen in Ole Gbcnc
Oe8 n0r0liden >Stolien'S binein, mic
Scr ituliCnllhc @enerolltob belltc un.
Ger @eriht lolitet: a9lac Nemc'
oic bon Dem 8encroIltob al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-30
"@in sdlag in's @elid)t"
Mos beab Gdtieeo Sic
dagegea 81 thun?
Sn bm 2eitortite 1ooc nod ser ocnootden Stoot3.
Convention iuge o9be Sun"
nlic Sempratde Eartci in Darplanb fat bnrd ibrc
StaasGonOenion ben gGrgcrn Saltmures cueu Sdlaa
ins @eidt gescben"
Qndnner 8altimore's s.
Mas beobE E&tieeo Sic
do9eeen ~ thun?

Solen Sic besmegeu aberbanp etuas tbuu?
Gber getdlt es Sbnen, baf Baltimore yeuen Sdaa ius @e
Idt erbGlt?
Sic fOnnen baonrdD NidJts tbun bah Sic Grgcd merocu
Sic fDnnem baonrdD yidlts tBuu oaf Sic einad reoeu
Sic 6nneu oabnrd ydts tbnn oaR lie fir oemofraid an.
bioatem mmcn, uele in ben oemufratidu Gaufus aebcu
The Press., 1917-12-06

Wm. Sumner Betting Go. of Holland from Ernest O Clark, who had been in the company for eleven years. Since that time MT. Mack has been working in the Holland place of busi. ness. He is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Bessie Mack Shield and Miss Edith Mack of Maple wood, N. J.. and three grandchildren. He leaves a brother, James Muck, of Brattleboro, Vt., and three sisters, Mrs. Nettie Mack Bates of Boston, Mrs. Frank Sloan and Mrs Mamie Dickinson of Springfield. He is mourned by large circle of friends here and elsewhere.
The Press., 1917-12-06
Wars Leaitimate Object.

A definition of war attributed to Win liam Tecumseh sherman is quoted the world over. Yet 1t was delivered in an offhand fashion and was never intend. ed by the general to be taken as a thoroughly matured conclusion. An other definition of war with which however, he would doubtless have pre-. ferred his name to be identified was, Wars legitimate object is a more per feet peace" words, by the way, that may be found inscribed upon his mOnu. ment at Washington. - Christian Sci- ence Monitor.
The Press., 1917-12-06
An Odd Moorish Custom.

As a people the Moors are already well inclined to anything that gildH life. A correspondent says: Nothing delights them more as means or agreeably spending an hour or two than squatting on their heels in the streets or on some door stoop, gazing at the passersby, exchanging cOmpli. ments with their acquaintances. Ma tive 'swells' consequently promenade with piece of felt under their arms, on which to sit when they wish."-Lon. don Spectator.
The Press., 1917-12-06
Norway's Long Day.

Summer time brings more than two months of continuous daylight at Ward burg, Norway, in the Land of the Mid night Sun" That little village near the North cape has the longest day of any civilized community in the world extending from May 21 to July 22, dur ing which period the sun is at all times visible except when obscured by clouds.
The Press., 1917-12-06
If Mothers Only Knew

Mother Gray's sweet Powders for Children re- lieve Feveri>hness, Headache Bad stomach, Teeth1Dg Disorders, move and regulate the Bow. els ana destroy worms They break up colds in A hours Used bv mothers for 30 years Al Druggists. 25c. Sample FREE. Address. Mother Gray Co.,, Le Roy, N. Y. S2-33-34
The Press., 1917-12-06

What calls comfort" said Char 2oal Eph as he reached for the ham, "is wen q man can turn down five lollah job ka:se he done got half dol ar ill his pocket. Try some salt, Mir Jackson. ."-RichmOnd Times-Dispatch.
The Press., 1917-12-06
HOME NEWS.
Local Notices.
oNarssr unaer this head 10 cents line.l

Matter unaer this head 10 cents line-l Balance of my dry goods 10 be closed out by Jan. I, 1918. E l.. Burr.
 We wlsh to extend our sincere thanks to our lriends for the flowers sent at the time of our rPcent bereavement
 8. IT. MATTksEN AND FAMILY. Come In and see us for your mems boys' and child Maekinaws. Big line at a great saving 5. kaiznwitz & Co.
 -Best of merchandise at lowest prices always found at s, Ka'zOwitz < Co.'S.
 We have a fine line of Sweaters and Underwear for large and small. Blank cts and Quilts. !. WRsserman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
The Service Flag.

Dear little flag in the window there,
Hung with a tear and a womans prayer;
Child Of Old Glory, born with star
Oh, what a wonderful flag you are
Blue is your star in It's field Of white,
Dipped in the red that was born OF
fight;
Born OF tho blood that Our iorbears
shed
TO raise your mother the flag o'crhe0d.
And now you've come, in this ircnricd
day,
To speak from a window--to speak aud
say:
81 am the voice of soldier-son
Gone to be gone I'LL the victorys won
81 am the flag of the service, sir;
The flag Of his MOTHER speak Tor her
Who stands by my window and waits
and fears
But hides from the others her unwcpt
tears
81 am the flag OF the wives who wait
For the safe return Of martial mate
A mate gone forth where the war god
thrives,
To save from sacrifice other mems
wives.
'T am the flag of the swcethcarts true
The often unthought of--the sisters, too
] am the flag of a mothers son
-And won't come down till the victory's
wonW
Dear little flag in the window there,
Hung with a tear and a woman's prayer {;
Child of Old Glory, born with a star
Oh. what wonderful flag you are
William Herschell in the Indianapolis
News.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
II ENLIST IN
ARMY AND NAVY
$50 Recruits Obtained Dur
ing December,

Scycnty-two recruits were obtained
for the army forces ol the United
States hy the recruiting stations OF
the army and navy IN Oklahoma dur
ing the last twenty-iour hours. OF
this number the army enlisted tlity-SlN
men and the navy sixteen.
The army has only until December
IS to enlist men Of registration age
and it is believed by Captain Marcus
Covell. recruiting officer in Oklahoma
for the army that this ruling by the
war department is responsible for the
$50 recruits which have been obtained
so far this month.
The names OF the recruits, their home
towns and the branch OF the service IN
which they enlisted follow:
Navy-G II. Hubbard, r. l. Roach {.
J Maxwell, OliVer HHmhlin, w. f. Don
nldson. W NJ. Sweeney and II. q. Ai-
wood Enid; r. J, Doyd. and y, II. iiawk'
Tulsa; and fl. q. Lang W. o. f1ancry,
II. II. pruitt, c. L. Howcry T. ". PIT
man, Il X Odor and V. X. leager, Oh
lahoma city.
Cecilc Caldwell, Oklahoma; Lloyd IS
| Carroll. Waterloo, Iowa; John ID. Corn
wrll. Nevinu; Frank A, Crolsant. Moore
! land. Argues \ Edwood, Mooreland
| George 4 Harris, Wakitn. William IL
| Hodsdcn Mooreland. Mexican Hubbard.
| Ft Worth Texas Earl u. Johnston. on
lahomn. Andrew j. lAnc Claremore
| Herbert h. Moody Moorclnnd; Thomgs
Radney, Mangum John NJ Roeouck,
| Klngfisher: INA X Simpson, Oklahoma
| Charley n. Stoll. Moreland; Ben T. Nick-
ers, Enid; Matt Wleland, KlnHiisheT'
| Albert H. Wright, Chandler; Elliot q
| Hatheway. Mitchell. s. d., John y, NC
! Alllster. Tulsa. Clayton Wolfe, Elmort
| city; ROY r. Suppcs, Tulsa; Frank IT,
Eros. Elmore City; Roy Johnson. Prague
4 Mack Harris. Comanche;- Edward q
| Daly, Tulsa; William NJ. Selby, Melo-
geny; Roy Bellue, Tulsa; Leslie Q. Gala
han, Chandler; Dewy G. Carson, Jott
| Albert G. Croisant. Mooreland; Mahlof
n Davis, Oklahoma Joseph A.. Gibson
| Helena Florlan A. Hauck, End; CeCll'
c. Howard Jett; clyde w. Hurst, OK
nhoma; Henry n. KEYS, Hobart: Man
ford r.. McClain, Tryon; Gerald 4. Peer
okahom: Stanley y Ragan, Din city
Joel NJ. Sears. Pryor. Robert stewart
Arlington, Texas; Clyde Tartor, McAlrH'
ter: Nathaniel b. Wagaman., Cashioh
Albert +. Williams, Kingilshcr; Louis p
Golden. Sapulpa I'D w Horton, VIII
Hams; Lee G Purkey, Okfuskec; Harr,
n. Warrner, Kansas city. Mo. George
| w. Walker. Okfuskec; Chester n Yea
| ger, Oklahoma; Dixie Harris. Comnnche
/ Lewis r. Cobb, Tulsa Eldcn Cullers
| Colony, and Claude ". Ferguson, Har'
| rah,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

ifyour skin Il yellow-complexion palid
tongue ccated--s appetite poor-you have
bad taste In your mouth-alazy, no good
feeling--you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets substitute
orcalomel--werep preparedby DR. Edwards
after II years Of study with his patients
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
To have q clear. pink skin. bright eyes,
no pimples a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel--yet have
no dangerous after effects
They start the bile and overcome consti'
patton That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at i0c and 25c per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
REVELATIONS
:. 0tRWlFE.
Bv &efe 6orrisouN

-HF last time ! had looked upon
the face of Allen Drake, ! was in
4 the hall Of my own home bidding
him courteous farewell after the
overnight visit to the old Brennan
house he had made us upon Dicky's
invitation. had discovered that II
was an invitation Allen Drake had en-
gineered in order to meet me, when,
taking advantage OF Dicky's temporary
absence from the room, he had taxed
me with being Robert Gordon's daugh-
ter, and had demanded my fathers
address
Fearing that he meant some harm
to my father, who had sworn me To
secrecy as to his identity before he
sailed for South America, ! had pre-
tended ignorance OF the relationship
and had told Mr. Drake emphatically
that | did not know Mr., Gordon's ad-
dress. This was the literal truth, but
| shouldn't have told him it ! had
known it, and | was sure that Mr.
Drake did not believe my statement
However, the traces IN my face OF my
all.night vigil over his errand hat
evidently touched him, for he had for
borne TO press the point, although he
gave the impression that he had All
thority. and dread authority, TO do SC
if he wished The words in which ht
had couchcd his decision came back tC
me as vividly as il he had Just uttered
them.
"You game little creature" he haC
said, 'l'm trying to let up on you a.
far as | tan. can't throw up looking
for Robert Gordon, but II you'll gly'
me your word that you don't know hl'
address, as you intimated last night
III not peSter you any further unit
something turns up that makes It abSo
lutely necessary for me to do So.
81 told YOU the truth ] had re
t1rncd steadily. 81 do not know Mr.
Gordon's address
$50 be it," he had returned, and a
he bowed with a touch OF somethlnl
foreign in the formal movement III
keen gray eyes had been yeiled benin,
the almost wo"aniSh eyclashes tha
made so effective screen for III
ccascless watch the man seemed t
keep
A hidden Purpose
II wa those yelling cyelaShe, whlc
! caught myself watching as NJ
Drake and the men accompanying hll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
Newest Enemies
Will Be Caught
in u. S. Dragnet

WASHINGTON, Dec S,--The round
up Of Autro.Hungarian enemies began
today throughout the United tSatcs
with agents Of the department OF JUS
tice being assisted by local authorities.
With the declaration Of war more
than a million subjects Of AuStria-llun-
gary living in this country were added
TO the lists Of alien enemy
The task is one Of much difficulty in
giving them proper consideration. Gov
ernment agents today rounded up many
Austrians who long have been sus.
pected of conSpiring against the gov
crnment's war plans, but against whom
definite evidence has been lacking.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
How to Get More Coal.

Nothing should be allowed 10 inter
trrc with the one great end a larger
output oi coal Small inefficient, poor
ly.locatrd and Improbable mines
should be closed down and all avail
able miner, employed IN the large. we'll
equipped mines where transportation
facilities are the hest. The industry
could then afford to pay these unproi.
table mlnc, a ROYALTY oi >o much n
ton while being closed down during
the war.
Operators feel, too that the fuel ad-
mnistrator should be one who has had
years Of practical experience IN The
coal industry The president gave a
Rcploglc power to control iron and
s.rrl a PlllShury tu control flour and a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
BELGIUM'S CRACK
AVIATOR IS KILLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-The death
OF one Of Belgium's most famous avia-
tors, Pierre Braun, was reported today
in official dispatches to the Belgian le-
CATION. He was drowned when his ma
chine fell into the sea just after rising
fora patrol flight Braunn. known as
the 'Bambino baby" OF his squadron,
was only 20 years old and had been fly
ing for three wears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
Five Auto Owners
Violated Parking
Law, Is Charge

Five complaints were filed at the
police station yesterday afternoon by
!. +, Gates, special traffic officer ON
Main street for violations ot the ordin
auCc prohibiting the parking ut auto.
mobiles for more than two hours ON
that street between Broadway and
Hudson avenue None OF the com
plants have as vet been served ON the
owners Of the automobile, which were
parked over the time limit, but thcN
will be served during the day, accord
ing to Captain Bill Slaton, acting chic
OF police.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08

Hoover 10 control food II Is even
more important that the control Of fuel,
upon which all other industries De.
Icnd should 5e in tho hands Of one
who has had lifelong experience in
Dhc coal industry
Why would Il not he a good plan 20
appeal to the loyalty Of the coal opera
tors to put them ON their honor, and
abol,hlng all restrictions and red tape
to give them tree hand TO speed lp
production To meet the war needs ll