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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
FOR THO
: CHILDREN
LITTLE BoY-LAND.

LITTLE BOY-LAND.
Who would not lay by the pleasures
at hand.
To take a peep into Little Boy
Land? !
There a two-foot cave is pirates
den,J
Filled with treasure, and bold,
Puppies and puddles. knaves and
knights;
These are Little-Boy-Land's de-
lights;
Jokes to make you roll on the floor,
And goose-berry tarts that taste
like more.
Noise? If it wasn't blue with noise,
Those who live there wouldn't be
But somewhere through all the
a dust and din,
Wonderful dreams come stealing
i'm.
AS we look out on it's bustling sire.
Not yet Forgotten and always
sweet,
We smile and chuckle, and under
stand,
For we once lived i'm Little Boy
w Land.
THE MICE AND THE ROLLER
SKATE.
Eight little mice went out to play
In a vacant lot one summer day.
| They had Toasted we'll, the skies
were fair,
And every mouse was free from
care.
There was not chore that had tt
be. done,
And so they set out to have some
fun.
They ram race Through the gras
1 amid weeds,
They nibbled a bit at JUICY seeds,
They played leap-frog and gam
of ballI; 0
But the best and richest sport o
all
Was the ride they managed ait las
On a perfectly wonderful mouser
mobile.
The wonderful car was role
skate;
And it met the eyes of the merr
eight.
A skate that a boy had thrown a.
way,
Or maybe a girl, for you could nj
But sound and safe was the stra
and wheel;
Twas just the thing for mouse
mobile.
They pushed it out to the top {
the hill;
They all got aboard with many
thrill;
But when they were coasting rapit
a ly down
Where the slope of the hill W;
bare and browna
What a chorus OF squeaks az
squeal upon squeal
From the eight little mice in Il
monaermobblej
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
BAKED APPLES WITH
SAUCE.

Wash and core six large apples
Fill the centersI with sugar and
cinnamon. Pour a lilttle water over
the apples, and bake in a moder-
ate oven. Make a sauce with one amt
one-llalf cups of milk, one-half cup
of sugar, one and one-half table,
spoons corn starch and one egg Fla
vor with VANILLA. Serve warm.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
sALUTING THE FLAG


through al pretty exercise that they
CALL salutimg THE Flag.
Erect and alert, like a little
soldier in blue mgham, Marine
stood at attention and Saluted the
Flag. Them wieh blazing eyes she
turned upon the little boys across
the aisle, and fairly withered them
with scormful glance.
To think THAT there could be two
American boys who would giggle
during the daily salute.
John, one of the boys, was her
mel ghbor, and as soon as Marnie
came out to play that afternoon he
ran right over.
When Marnie saw him coming she
drew her skirts around her with
great dignity and started for the
house. s'You know very we'll, John
Grover" she said, 81 don't want
anything to do with a traitor"
And she held her curly head very
high.
/ Traitor stammered John. What
! do you mean?s
Marine turned round just for a
minute. ANY boy who laughs at
the stars and stripes is as bad as
traitor" she said.
john took a step after her why,
what do you mean, Marnie?" he
said. 81 never laughed at the stars
and stripes, never; why, 1 had a
great great grandfa.he or something
that died i'm the Revolutionary war;
Marine turned again, and her eyes
blazed even more than they had
before tThat makes it all the
worse she CRIED. "WGlat would
your great-great grandfather Think
if he knew how you laughed at
the flag when you ought to have
saluted it?"
"Oh," john understood now
'Is that what you mean? Why
there wasn't amy flag there te
laugh at, Mamie Evans That il
the joke, don't you see? Salutine
the black board and pretending it.s
a flag
why, yes" cried Marine. i
is just the same as there. YOU
know the teacher said we must inn
agine lit is there. DON'T You see?3
She stopped helplessly. why When
salute or sing the Star Spangle<
Banner, it seems that / see it, thai
is what | salute, don't you under
stand?"
But john shook his head '.No,
he said. "It is because you are /
girl that you see Things like that
When ! see real flag / will
salute lit all right, and SO will
, the rest of the fellows; but salut
ing the blackboard is just a joke
So, come ON now and play"
But Marnie wanted to be alon
and she walked slowly up tn
f steps. someway she saw it wa
mot a good timing for boys to laug
a about saluting the flag, even whe
there was not amy flag there.
: Marnie's father had returned tina
morning from New York, and as h
S had been too busy. wlhdne there t
buy her a present, he had promise
d to let her go down town with hle
mother and choose a present fc
e herself.
Now there were two things thu
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
BRAN MUFFINS.

Two cups BRAN, one cup flour,
one-fourth teaspoon salt, one tea
spoon Soda, one and one-half cups
sour milk. Mix i'm the order given.
This will make ONE dozen muffins.
Eat three each day and keep the
doctor away.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
Cut Here. 1000

The Liberty Bell Bird : Club
tells it's members that the best,
time of the year to put up bird
houses is in the fall. The birds
will like them better in the spring
for summer homes, than new houses
and then they Will serve for shell
ter for winter birds.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
Tie RoMueswiie's
Corner

then add the balance of the cup of
milk. Pour into very hot gem-tins,
and bake for thirty-five to forty min
utes in moderately hot oven.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20

Get busy now and build Bird
houses and put them up. Amy kind
that is safe and comfortable. Swing
ing houses are good and, safe. Do
not wait, put up bird houses NOW.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20

Houses need not be expensive,
but they must he suitable and safe.
Rustic houses are close to- NATURE
and the birds like them. Hollow
limbs of trees or hollow knots in
trees make excellent bird houses.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
pop OVERS.

(, Stiff ONE cup FLOUR with one tea
spoon salt i'm mixing bowl. Take
one cup milk, add enough to THE
flour to mix smooth. Drop in one egg
(unbeaten) beat for two minutes,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
BIRD club
: Notes

To join our Club, sign your nam
and address to the coupon below
and send to Mrs. w. j. Lancelot.
Journal. Extra. Iowa. Or copy the
pledge and sign it. 1t will cost
you nothing but the postage.
1855. ...... Cut Here. $500. ).
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20

supper, she COULD hardly make up
her mind to leave him long enough
to go with her father.
When they came back with the
string of fish Ruth, ran out to see
her pony She could hardly realize
even yet that the little creature was
all her own. She climbed ON his
back and came cantering up to the
door.
"Whst will you call him dear?.t
asked her mother.
sssky-Rocket;" cried the little
girl as she turned and rode swift
ly away to the stable up among the
trees
She looks Like the Fairy Princess
on her steed,' said grandmother,
sn.ili-,g as she watched her ride a.
way.
WELL we will have a safe and
same Fourth, anyway" said father.
Ruth may ride, will fish, and you
and mother may fix us a picnic Up
ON the fill.a
'sThat will be glorious agreed
Rith's mother. And, indeed they
a'l-i agreed afterward that they had
never had more enjoyable Fourth
And Sky Rocket seemed to enjoy it
as much as amy of them
JINGLE OF THE sNY-ROCKET.
/ One to make ready,
Two TO be Quick,
| Up goes the rocket.
And down comes d stick.
TEE sKEETER WILL EAT Err.
i Down in the swamp lives O Mr..
Skeeter,
Bad End wicked as he can be;
Wtlen he finds little girls he'll
Don't matter where she is. you
Mice little girls like you and
Ole Pa Shelters got SO many chill
He can't buy 'em all enough tx
All he gets for 'em lis meat amt
taters,
They must hunt around for thing
that's sweet.
wonder why they come dow
S our street?
When little girls is plump and rosy
Ole skeeter takes a great bi
bite;
told my grandpa alQ about it.
Grandpa he doesn't think it
right;
But lle says ne CAN'T blame him
siimgle mite. !
!. That's why ! took my stick of cand
Red and white striped, to bed wi
r me,
r Cause if the Shelters after sweet
r ness.
t He'll like my candy better, 20
Sea.t
There's where grandpa and
e don't agree
f Grandpa wishes he'd get down t
business
g Without a-singing his littl
r songs,
d Soon as you clap your hand dow
t ON him,
Why won't he he where he belol
s He thinks we're clapping him,
J. s'pose, an then
It He sings the chorus all over a
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20

Bird club
+" Noes
To join our Club, sign your nam
and address to the coupon below
and send to Mrs W. j. Lancelot,
Journal, Extra, Iowa. Or copy the
pledge and sign it. 1t will cost
you nothing but the postage.
..... ...... Cut Here. ......
COUPON
Pledge: / desire TO become a
member of the Liberty Bell BIRD
Club, and promise to study and
protect all song and insectiverous
birds, and do what | can for the
Club.
Nan e. $3.50. :
Address
...... ...... Cut Here. ...... -.
The Liberty Bell, Bird /. Club
tells it's members THAT the best
time of the year to put up bird
houses is in the fall. The birds
will like them better in the spring
for summer homes, than new houses
and then they Will serve for shell
ter for winter birds.
Get busy now and build Bird
houses and put them up Amy kind
that is safe and comfortable. Swing
ing houses are good and safe. Do
not wait, put up bird houses NOW.
Houses need not be expensive,
but they must he suitable and safe.
Rustic houses are close to- NATURE
and the birds like them. Hollow
limbs of trees or hollow knots in
trees make excellent bird houses.
The enemies of the birds are the
! enemies of our country, for the
/ birds assist so largely in raising
I food for our people ais we'll as
for the people of other countries
! i'm need.
I The law should lay a heavy hand
on every one who KILLS al bird or
1 destroys a bird nest. IL
The Farmers have been slow to
understand that tille birds are their
best ALLIES i'm their flight against
(; insects which impure and destroy
their cropsa
Spraying helps i'm the raising of
fruits but all the spraying i'm the
world does not begin to destroy
harmful insects as the. birds do.
Great Faith in Chamberlain's Colic
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
chamberlain Colic and Dia-
rrhoea Remedy was used by my.
father about a year ago when he
had diamhoea. 1t relieved him DIM
! llediately and by taking three doses,
he was absolutely cured. He has
great faith in this remedy" writes
Mrs. H. Williams, STANLEY, N Y
The Kearney Pharmacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20

The enemies of the birds are the
enemies of our country, for the
birds assist SO largely in raising
food for our people ais we'll as
for the people of other countries
i'm need.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20
COUPON

Pledge: I desire TO become a
member of the Liberty Bell BIRD
Club, and promise to study and
protect all song and insectiverouss
birds, and do what | can for the
Club.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-09-20

The law should lay heavy hand
on every one who KILLS al bird or
destroys a bird nest /
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17

vesar Belgica, los alemanes en- Ia pro-
yi!na guerra tendran que combatir so
hre Ell Rhin : no en- Francia. Los alt
names q~uieren una paZ alemana :
no una paz que sea hecha bajo Ii
protection de una ALBANIA mundia:.
Tai albania significaria un nuevO com-
greSo de Aigeciras donde Aiemania
cncontrari& no solamente = L enc
micos actualeS, sino tamDien I los
neltraies.
Como conclusion, eli doctor Stresc-
man inSisre sobre IL i~mporrancia ere
c!ente Ge los submarines. Declare que
81 u~tiii2aci6n intensive e~levaria me0-
suahnerte las ~pGrdidas de t~onc!aje
del eremigo Ge medic mil!6n = un mi
Ion De tonelaGas. Esta guerra sub
marina TO solaneate afectaria 4 In
ylaterra er u fuentes e~con0micas,
sine que tamhien reduciria a ham
brc al pueblo ingles.
FL orador fue aplaudido con entu-
S,asmo cuando critic: iAdelante los
submarines.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17
Ell ALMIRANTAZGO ALEMAN !
los MJQUES ARMADOS

BERLIN, EEero l6.-El almiran1a&
20 alemau ha pub!icaio Ia comunica-
ciuc sigulente ralaJiva 4 Ia question
&e los buqlcs mercantes armadoS:
Una declaration ppblicada . q
a.mr2nrazgo !nglts y trasmitica pol
Ii rstaci6n dc Foldhu. dice:
"Alen,an:a ha pretendido suscltar
duuas -oErc cl caracter puramerte &c
feESivo de los armamentos lie que se
ha cot4do , los buques mercantes in
gleses. e. aE~nirantazgo dice qne Ia
poiitica inglesa Is demasiado Glars.
10 Sc puede admitir ninguna dlferen
Ia errre los dcrechoS de los navios
no arnGadoS : los navioS armadoS cH-
ciuslyamerte para Ia defensa. Am
hos ticnen cl derecho de resistlr por
todns los medlUs q los ataques, vls!tas
r"gistros del enemigo, pero no deben
auscar al enemigo para atacarlO, pues
este es papeI Cue corresponds eXciu-
sivam2ntc a los buQues de guerra.
Tales a=gumentos no disminuiran
mlnca UT juicio basado sobre los he
cnos. a menos one no Sc les descnmas-
care de csc charlataneria an,3uloSa.
Estamos comprometidoS en- una lucha
diiicil ' c-ecmos en- los hechos y no
To- ,,1,,r,aD+pS
Los navIos m~ercantes enemigos
estin ar:nados con el objeto de alta
car; Ia marina i2glesa obedece al
principle de que Ia mejor defensa es
el ataque. Esto ha sido va prObado
DOR las 6rdenes dadas, cuya ~ejecucion
sera Ia que dicte nuestra linea dc
conducta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17
Ia Gsla Herald

L. Isla Herald fut n Ultima eX-
tension &c terrcno conoc!da que pa
50 Q! Captain De Long cuamdo CO.
menu su famoso csfucrZo para If
al Polo. Cutor.n mcses desDu"s, cn
Mayo Is de 1881 VIC terra por pr.
m,era rcI. En- vl:.a de las condi 10
mes POGO f~avorablcs, no d@Semba"co
nero baurizo In TERRA descu5iert2
co2 c! nombru de Isla Jeanette.
Desputs flo su !ocalidad 7G.A7 norte.
longtud 1856 Este.
I'll , de JUNO Sc vi3 Ia isla Hen
Tlette desGc Ia Jeanette. e Capt.
till De Icng envi6 a George ".
Melville, el :nrcniero principal con
IN grUpo para desembar2ar Y Sc pc
sesion6 oficialmente del torritorio en-
nom0rc de los Estados Unjios. St
ericit TN mort5n de piedras como
SERIAL. Y adentro Sc pGso Ia constan-
ia del acto. Este lu@ar cstaba en-
Ia latitud us ' longitud 1918 Es-
t..
FL Is &c JUNO hubo IN terrible
temporal dc nieye en- Jeanette Y
two que abandonarse. Despues de
dos semanas de esfuerzo el Captain
De Long logr6 llegar q IN luga7
m~ontanoso que 10 llam6 Isla Bennett.
Segun su diaric, recuperado despu6s
de su muerte, e! despieg6 n bande-
IA americana V tom6 possession de Ia
Isla en- noHnbre del Gobierno de los
Estados Uniios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17

LONDRES. Enero l6.-Un desPa-
yho Dc Amsterdam para el Times
anancia cue el doctor Streseman. oI-
Du,ado alcm;.n del rartitO nacioEal
liberal. IN dcclarado que Ale2an!a
4. ~yornainar IL ealerra. dener& eStar
en- oosrs!5n de IL costa flamenco. F.!
arp.caGc dee ne, aUnQuc AlemGnIa
= : scgund& ~Dotencia ~ecCn0nica del
mundo ' rosec Il seguHda flota de
guerra. no IN podido obtener Il sofa
base naval cue rudiera servirle de de-
te..sa - tieu:pos dc guerra.
~Esta cuerra-3ec!aro el doctor
Scrcscman-ha anicuilaGo nIeStro co
me-c;o en e. mundo ertcro. HemoS
perdido nuestras colonies: nuestra Is
ccadra de crucerCs no cX:ste n. Fr
cstas cordicion.s. 81 "a guerra, term'-
n. sir aportar cambios a nuestra anti
= situaciGn. este euulralGria pa
IA nosotros . Ia ruina de nuestra pO-
teNcia economical, por,tuc 81 conner
clio alerl&n no GUERRA correr do nue.
70 los riesgos de perder tcdo GQue.
10 que hasta ahora h. creado, 81 ma
Sc le ccurrierG u ~Ingla:erra ara
nueva declaration de guerra. 81 i"
pa es ~ccrcluida sin que nosotroS cG-
tengarnos Ia costa flamenco. gera II
giaterra Ia v~ictoriosa ' Alemania Il
vrncida. Una Belgica neutral es una
imposipilidad en- 10 porvenir de atra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17
Dedi:co esfo g2i;siga q todos los hon1bres y HN1aiieres
One Sc kajea suffTiendo aIguna enfermedad cr6ncd y secreta
son cuycd4s con cI mejor 6xito por Ell ocertado e5pecialista
DOCTOR RICARDO CABANES, MEBECo EUR0PEO

Rnul CT ca ~u~L Fin los altos lei FROST NATIONAL 8ANk Plaza Main y !" Co"
St 81 c~tmh De Chhmi dc San Fernandez
MHc cgta on m E4InHdo Comuhoro mOntrioa n atTad de h" rnmcros d" @a C"ad
Tara LU.M les me sunUn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17
DE LA VIDA DEL EMPERADOR
(Viene de Ia Pag 7a.)

5or.s = nor otra parta he de defcn-
dor 10 milo = conner de M, ncgoci2.
.yras-ra mu;ys.at WYE ;.maicn dc
=, r~poor-o,
-Cfar.amo2,c-af:rm6 i empe-
radon o crec:en,e reeocijo.-caGa
uno 6e5e a.ira- n manera De abrir-
- uaSo = defender ~:n-e-eses. '
temasiaGo con:i.Go no So pued" ser
nj en- q iroEo. nj al trc.rc Dc IN ejer-
ci1o. nj en- IN 5igon. Debo h2ceros 20
Gayia ana pec;c;an. sonora. Z! Sc
nor Ber,cIoJ Is constructor imperial
lie camimos. 0 sei< sail frances &c
sueldo : habi.aci9n. aAccece.s =
que Sc case con II seEo"itu Nac"."n?
Con mucho &usto, sc0or.
Pies bien, senior SCTce.o,,-prC-
Siguio el emperaaor,-c2a g! """<o
. vucS,ra noFla : re.con2d amos %.e-
sres espons&-eS q" !" c"!te S@'",ao-
more. SeAo'.," neutrality-suspicious."
!aego PF~eseH,"n"o'e u" *
oi'F'o que eo@'S"'' III "'"S'"''CO
.I.i-. 1:;a..a.
'i'L :.
U ''' P"'" ~
e' eS." '"!'' 80" "'S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17
;SURGIRA UN CONFLlCTO EN-
IRE RUSSIA Y AMERICA?

WASHINGTON, Enerc 1911
Las islas de Jeanette, Henriette.
Bennett Y Herald, junto con las
otras islas articas cerca lie Ia costa
de Siberia han Sido declaradaS por
Russia como 'parte i~nregrante del
Imperio'', en- comunicaciones cnvia-
das por Ia Oficina de Reiaciones En-
t~eriores ruSa q los Representatives.
de las Potencias de Ia Entente y de
los paises amigos Y neutra!es acre
ditados en- Petrogrado.
Ell sexto de Ia communication
Las tres primeras islas fueron des-
cubiertas en- 1881 por la expedition
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17
FL Sr. Williamson no p7-
dia agacharse para
ponerse los
zapatos
Este vecino de San Antonio dice que
sufria teriblemente de
reumatiSmO
SAN.A con FL TONICO TANLAC

SANA con FL TONICO TANLAC
En- verdaf Que NE sienro ahora
tan bien. que el otro dia sail &c p&-
SEQ y CORR una mi]la. ' antes Ge que
tomara e -on.cC Taalac Sufria taRto
de reumati>mo cue no podia siquiera
asacharme para ponerme los zapa-
tos" tjo ei Sr. Frank WILLIAMSON. IN
soldado rec!rado de! s~ervicio de los
Estato$ Jnidos, ' que ahora traba-
q como velaGor en- el Arsenal de- San
Antonio. n hablar coz el representa-
e especial del toniro Tanlac en- Ia 70
t:ca Wagner. hace unos cu2ntos dias.
81 seIcr" continue diciendo. "te-
Nia reumarisnlo en- los dedoS de las
maaos. ' nj SiQuiere podia mover IL
hrerente los hrazos. e. Sufrimiento
era terrible, ' aigunas veces crei que
me volvia leo. Por los ultimos dIeZ
= vcno meScs sufri De este r@umat!s-
no. Y e uItino ataQue cue 1--WE, que
tue 81 tercerc. parece que aJac0 todas
mis- ccylm:l.ras. dejanGome cast impo-
sibilitado Para hacer algo. Estaba
COMO paralltico. ' para mi era n
cosa mas Gificjl e. poder moverme con
agilidad. Iodo 10 que comia me ma
cia dano, ' - ne formaban gases 81
el cstonlago. hacitndon-e sufrr terri
h,cmente. En verdad que estaba en-
uI,as coad.yiores deSastrosas, ' pro-
:" infir:iaG de m"diciuas, pero nun
"a obtuve alivio alguno. hasta que
rorr = t"Hico T&nlac.
'.Toao e utunGo eStuba danGo tes-
t.mGnios accrca De n bondad lie e.
Il medicinal. por 10 cue ne decidi 4
hacar una orueha con ella, ' estoy
Completamerte SECURE de que nunca
habia hecho una inversion &c dinero
mcior. cue cuuado conp-v 4 primer
aoryIia &c este Jonico. Para ahora
M Iesaparrc.do as. por complete q
reu:aa-.smo. : & d.ario veo gplpaoie-
meme - "'I''"~ t"[ ''' '''@'-S''ro
lace uncS cua--os dlaS. re exCra@y
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ID" @"Ieii'e~~''9 '@"' .o.'u'eS' H''''
ne IFS mas "o'oI'S"S : UTILITIES "' Gu
r"E' en- !'s llcn'?o> "''u@Ie>' oU""o"
los 2TSahoS u'-eS'''oS ! 'o> "''tS''"oS
no func!o0"H con re2"'"r'""" los II
N0HsS' ' ''ao 81 S'S'e"'" :" General
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-17

Houston St. y DOR E. J. Meier, Drug
giS;. 1922 West Commerce St, bajo
Ia direction personal de un repre-
sentante especia! del Tanlac.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-11
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur
Recipe and Nobody Will
Know.

The use Of Sage and sulphur for re.
storing faded, gray hair TO its natural
color dates back to grandmother's time
She used 1T TO keep her hair beautifully
dark. glossy and attractive. Whenever
her hair took on that dull, faded or
streaked appearance. this simple mix
ture was applied with wonderful effect
But brewing at home is mussy and
out of date. Nowadays, by asking az
any drug store for so cent bottle OF
''wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
you will get this famous old prepara
ton, improved by the addition Of other
ingredients. which can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty TO
the hair
A well known downtown druggist says
IL darkens the hair so naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell it has bter
applied. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with II and draw. this
through your hair. taking one strand at
a time. BY morning the gray hair dis.
appears. end after another application
or two. ~ becomes beautifully dark and
glossy.
WyethS Sage and sulphur Compound
is delightful toilet requisite for those
who desire a more youthful appearance,
II Is not INTENDED for the csite rnitiga-
ton or prevention of disease. =, lAdv)
~. No ~ fiit: -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-11
SEVERAL CRIMINAL
CASES DISPOSED OF

NJ l.. Pruitt pleaded guilty i'm the
district court yesterday to a charge of
unlawful possession of whiskey. He
was ined $50 and sentenced TO serve
thirty days in the county Jail. Sid
Giles, accused of the same offense. was
assessed the same punishment. The
cases against Red Bryson, Ed Hough.
ton, 6. ID. Weeks and J. W. Beardmore
were transferred to Wilson.
John c Thompson. charged with ma
licious mischief; Luther Lutts, Islander;
Tom Key, unlawful possession Of whis.
key, We're tried and acquitted
The eases against Fred Holmes, Joe
Holley and Press Tanning, were dis
missed because the defendants are in
United States army service
Billie Key, Nell Jester and Freddie
Hill. all Of whom were charged with
unlawful possession Of beer. plead gull.
~ and were each fined s25 and costs.
Ed Ford, charged with abandonment
of wife and child and Simon Ander.
son. whose Gaze was appealed from
the justice Of peace court. forfeited
bonds