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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Football Game and Boxing
Bout for Soldiers Benefit

who IL q member OF the 13sth infantry
and In training at Camp Donlphan.
Members Of Donlbhan SQUAD.
The Camp DonIphan team contains ak
former captains OF university elevens.
Captain Carl James, one Of Kansas uni
versity's most famous tackles, leader OF
the 1918 team, ls the captain OF tho
Doniphan team. Other members OF the
soldiers squad are Capt. w, r. Barnes,
Missouri. guard. 1910: Lieut. X. H. (Pete)
Hell. X. u, quarterback, 1919. 1910, 1911;
Lieut. Carlyle 4. Wiison., Missouri, full
i.S Lieut.. George sS' woodward, ,' K IT,, e., hall! halt
back, 1915. Lieut., Harold Browniee. X
u, end. 1910. 1911. 1919. Harry Lansing
Missouri, center and end. lsi4-lb-1s
Lieut.. William wsldline, X u, isii-ii.
ls; John Rsber, X. u, end, 1sls-i&-lb
Lieut. Roy A. Thomas, Michigan, half.
back. 1915; serst, 7. 9, Reid, k.,u.. end
1915; serEt oswin ksitier Nebraska
burn. haifback. isil-i6-is; serst, w. IL
Vaughan, Westminster college. center
lsi1-i3-lt; sergt Roy Parklns, quarter
back. warrensburs normal. quarterback,
1915; sergt. Max Hanna, Warrensbvrs
normal. guard. 1915; sergt. Fred J. Bow
man, guard; Corp. Reid Morse, Amss.
tackle. is1l.12-ls: Corp. W., Williams,
Carlisle. end. 1slf-l3-1i; Corp l. T. Glenn
enis. Haskell, haifback, l9it.i5-is; pri-
ISIS: Private ss Sidney s Collins. Si Saifbses.
Christian Brothers college, st. Louis,
haifback. 1ois-it: Private r. o. Rubie,
X. u. guard. 1915
Major Ristine. captain OF the 1909 Mis-
souri, university team. will play fullback
part OF the game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

] am afraid that Company A crowed
n little bit too soon about being out OF
quarantine. We're In again. However
we enjoyed about five days liberty. We
now have five infants confined to mea-
sles in their middle age, How nice II
would be IL all OF Us could have had
this disease when we should have had
II. We surely have to suffer for the
sins Of our youth Also the innocen,
have to suffer with the guilty. Some Of
the men are advocating that all Of US
be pnrposely exposed and have, il all
over with at once.
We now have six men attending the
French class. They are Sergeants Ditz-
Ter, Garrett. Lyman; Corporal Kehn and
Privates Absher, Bryan, Furnan and
Steanson. The course calls for eight
weeks work, four nights q week. The
object Is for the company to send six men
and at the end Of eight weeks these
men are supposed to be able to act as
instructors for the rest OF the men in
the company. II the plan Is success
ful, the American army will have a fair
knowledge Of the French language. The
course. is compiled by Mr., Bend, pro-
fessor of modern languages in the Uni
versity of Texas.
Camp 10 Cleaned.
II the homefolks could have been here
last Saturday they would have wit
messed house cleaning that would have
done their hearts good. We made a
very poor showing at inspection Friday
morning, and the officers informed us
that IL we were not able to stand in
speetion Sunday morning we would be
confined to camp two weeks. In the
army they don't make threats; they
simply promise you that a certain thing
will be done.
! | know that IL the wives and mothers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
By Brisss

Of some OF the boys could have seen
them down on their knees, working on
the floors Of the barracks with a scrub
brush, they would never hire anyone 10
do work Of this nature about the house.
Many OF the men are becoming quite
proficient at housekeeping. don't be-
lieve that | would be writing OF my
skill in this line IL I were q married
n an. for fear THAT when | came home I
would never find time to work at my
business. Considerable rivalry exists
between the four platoons Of the COM
pany as to which should have the clean
est quarters. The result was that COM
pany A produced fine appearance
Sunday morning. The promise holds
good for all time now, and expect that
each week will witness the same aetiyi-
ties.
Study Grsnadss.
We now have seven men attending
the grenade section OF the infantry
school Of arms. The following five men
we're appointed to attend this week !:
]. z. Linton, Britton; Eugene Salyer,
Theodore Kruse, Norman; Ezra Hayes,
Moore, and Frank Novak, Oklahoma
City,
The men detailed last week to the
rifle range at Leon Springs have re-
turned. and the report is that all Of
item made good scores, They report
that the new rifle is fine weapon.
Extended order drills and physical
exercises to develop the arms, wrists
and hands so as to be able to handle the
rifle with ease have been the training
for company A the past week. Many Of
the men are so sore that they can hard
ly move, but all are in good spirits and
eager TO 70 on the rifle range. There
are rumors that we will probably go
there next week.
MoNoTYPE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
~ BALL
HERE next YEAR
President of Western League
Offers w. [. Franchise,
WANTS TO GET TULSA ALSO
Denver Team to Be Trans
fered to This City.

Before the close Of the Western a..
sociation's lsi7 season u. M, Duncan.
president Of the Oklahoma City Baseball
association. predicted that whom the 1918
baseball season opened that Oklahoma
City would be In class A circuit instead
OF a class ID league.
He must have had some insids informa-
tion, for 2. w. Dickerson. president OF
afternoon and Offered the Denver fran
chise to Oklahoma City. Mr.. Dickefson
left last night for Tulsa. whore he today
offered the Hutchinson franchise OF the
Western league to that city. Mr.. Duncan
has accepted the proposition made him
BY Mr.. Dickerson, and whether or not
Oklahoma City viii be In the Western
league depends entirely on the decision
reached In Tulsa today.
II have madA Mr.. Duncan proposition
which ! think Il fair one, and he, too,
thinks II = fair one. for he has accepted
IT," said Mr. Dtckerson last night. 'and
II will give me greet pleasure to welcome
the great. city Of the southwest Into the
Western league"
Mr.. Dickerson said that he knew Okla
homa Cityans would support class A
baseball, after having talked to q great
many OF the fans yesterday, all OF whom
expressed their approval OF Western
league baseball instead OF Western as
ISOLATION.
The formal transfer OF the franchise
will be made within n short time,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Fire Chief Urges
No Smoking by
Christmas Buyers

An appeal to men moi. to smoke cigars
or cigarets in dry goods and five and
ten cent stores during the holidays was
issued today by Chief Ross M. Brooks
Of the Oklahoma City fire department.
There are so many laces and silks
in the dry goods and five and ten cent
stores that a spark from a cigarct or
cigar might cause bad fire. said
Chief Brooks, and with the stores so
crowded with women q fire in any OF
these stores probably would cause q
stampede which would result in the loss
OF many lives.
Il have been inspecting the stores
during the last few days and have
found many pieces Of silk with small
holes in them caused by sparks falling
from cigar. or ciearets."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
LEONARD BARELY
W|NsFRoM CLINE
New Yorker Makes Champion
Box at Top Speed.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. H. - Bennie
Leonard, the lightweight champion. had
little the better OF the six-round bout
with Irish Patsy Cline, Of New York,
here last night. The first was hard and
fast and Cline made the champion box
at top speed In evsry round.
Leonard weighed i3ik pounds and
Cline is4M.
Each man landed hard jolts and fought
so hard In the exchanges as to repeated
ly bring the spectators 10 their feet
Leonard showed more ring generalship
and sidestepped or ducked cline's terrific
Patsy drew first blood In the opening
round whom he landed on the champions .
nose. Leonard did most OF the leading
IN this round and frequently put his left
20 Clins's face. The second round was
the fastest Of the six. Chine repeatedly
led and received q cut over the eye for
his trouble. In a hard exchange both
men landed hc-''''y with rights and lefts,
limo hitting low.
The last tnseS .ounds were not ~ fast
as the first three, Climb constantly
bored IN and Leonard almost always met
his rushes with left.handed joits. The
champions boxing ability began to tell.
and ne landed more frequently than
Cline. though the latter got In some
stinging blows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
||EYmlY
Want 10 See Men Fight
Again,
OE CiSi0n Is QUESTIONED
3. Se1ft# tNgfEt -------
Many Think Morlssey Had
Better Of Fight
'oe ciSi0N IS QUESTIONED

Wat would h better drawing card
tRnn Z return enws cement between Arlos
fS2cIue and Lac Eorrisseyy
4 3k9 Tongues of the fans OF Oklahoma
GD14 we're hAlHy yesterday and with a few
stons Al wers Of the opinion that
n{6py should have hae the decision
- shs t6n-roand fight between the two
4hiakomA boys et the city auditorium
1neoday night, though few OF them
~ hat In their opinion the referee
6Un laye called 4 q draw
!. N1eNeln Would oe outclassed.
H o. dyed In the wool boxing fan who
- every botft here and who 10 q strong
Doorter OF Aries FanniHfs said yester..
~ that n Jess Garrett, referee had
Co. the fiDht draw. that Tanning
061ld Nave gottsn the edge Ne said
tkA4 he would like TO see tbs boys 40
onn1n next week.
I1cSlsiil win MT wslgh more than i2a
aonnde at the most, N he fights Fan
S(S9 next wednesday night and while the
kiStol, England. boy 10 a great tighter
- M weight, still II 10 not believed
3N6t 10 will be able TO hold candle
O0llust Arios Fannings speed and gen
w.s,s Draw s,e Crowd,
4 return bout between Morrlssey and
ysnninr probably would draw the biggest
GeWo that has seen . fight here this
4 - 10 the arguments which have
an1aS6 a. 10 which Of the two 10 really
~ nnht weight champion OF Oklahoma,
NV nOe ret the two men to stage q
fo1urn bout one night next week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
That Same Old Hole
in Jail Wall Helps
Two More Prisoners

The hole in the wall In the boys ward
OF the city jail was again put into use
by Elmer Warren, IL yesrs old, and
Dee Morris, u years old. when they
slipped through the opening about thirty
minutes after they had been placed
there on charge Of larceny. II was
the second time the same boys escaped
from the city Jail within a week and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Leonard Pushed to
LimitbyNew Yorker

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec, 1s.-Benny
Leonard, lightweight boxing champion Of
last night by Patsy Cline, q New York
boxer Cline drew blood In the first
round when he landed a straight left to
the champions nose, For the entire ten
rounds Cline fofcAd the champion to 10
at top speed to win the decision by .
shade ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Kid Irish Defends
Wrestling Title

TACOMA, Wash. Dec. lS--Corpl. Lloyd
his title last night OF fssthsrweiEht
wrestling champion OF the world. when
he defeated Sargt. Guy Ste9nsr In
straight falls. one In fifteen seconds and
the second In twenty minutes and five
seconds,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

many have used the same method Of
escaping.
Early in the year two boys took out
bricks until they had hole large
enough to crawl out and escaped.
Since that time whenever boys are
pixerd in the ward they pull the piece
OF wood nailed over the opening of
and take French leave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
The Lost Chance.


III you dare to do that again, | will
tell my father"
Undeterred by the threat, the ardent
lover promptly kissed her second
time, whereupon the girl ran upstairs
to her fathers study
Pater was examining a sporting gun
he had Just bought. "Oh, papa" ex-
claimed the girl do run downstair,
and show Mr.. Blank your new gun !
He |, so interested in guns"
Very well, dear" wa. the Zoos
natured reply, and down went the un-
suspectins father,
But at the sight Of the girls parent
armed with q deadly weapon the young
man promptly bolted from the house, to
return never again
Join the Red Cross, all you need 10
heart and q dollar. ts.G
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
IS Want Monissey and Tanning to Fight Again


vhe Nam Answer.
Y could only stand and take
The. game - II nsay chance TO break.
G know that trouble, dark and drear
il We could @ know Tn ts.s i"s,n. was. GGsf siSi.
Arc very fnr from being soft:
That only those who drive through pair
Would ever get In out Of rain.
II We could lssEn. bsreft Of pun,
That each nust pay the price In full
For on We gather from the game.
w'd SEQ the shadows drifting by
And once more Wow the open sky,
Content TO know that each must take
The game a. u may chance TO break.
An ll-rtms AII.0tar Tssm.
More than once keen discussion and
spirited chIt.ehat has aeIs(n con.
has prodvesd In sask daesrtmsnt
through lts forty Or Tiny years span.
Any roeult obtalnsd must be myth.
teal and sllahtiy out OF focus But
with this purpoee In view We put In
severai wssks obtainlne oplnIens TO
spssk.
The initial oussurst comes so.mer.
osssbaips Main Problem. !
The main problem which major league
baseball will face next spring ID to main
tain q fair balance.
II certain cIubs arc riddled and csrtair
others are untouched, competition will
be too loop-sided to maintain interest.
This pienns that clubs which have beer
shot TO pieces by the draft must be Kiver
the chance to purchase needed materia
from their luckler rivals.
The main interest In baseball is IN,
interest built around the fight for ,
pennant. But there 10 no impossible rea.
son why this balance shouldn't he fairl,
maintained by purchase or trade.
why Not7
When fate has knocked you fiat.
The next rouhd may be that
In which you win.
Remembering. mt bay.
Before you curse.
The other fellow may
Be feeling worse.
H. VARLEY.
----
"tnuIans,---No, Joe Jobrsor hss
never battsd under 400 in ths Amss.
kan Lsaous, 80 FAR A. we know.
Ieaous He battsd over 400 m ths
first minor Iesuue that car sho,s =
record around $40 IN ths southsrr
Isscus ana .sa7 hIs first short ss"so"
with Ctsvslard. Hs MAD Ma eiossst
call this last year, when he spent the
bulk on tine csrpaion nro,,nd .Sso
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

Johnny Tlllman put up q game fight
In his bout wfth Jack Britton In Boston
recently. but the NeT Yorker was q bit
too clever for the Minnesota battier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
narrow win Nss,su,

NEW YORK. Dec. ls--Edward q. Bar
row. president OF the International league.
announced last night hA would hand In
his resignation at the organizations
meeting on February IL.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

The Red Cross exists to turn our
desire to comfort Our Boys and aid
them, into swift, practical measures OF
service. Fall in, Get your Christmas
membership.
-
Make this a Red Cross Christmas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

II 10 claimed that Eddie Roush 10 IN.
youngest batting champion the National
league ever owned the Reds star being
twerty-four years old. Ty Cobb was a
lrst year he led the Anvrioan league
batsmen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

0luCAsO, Dsc, --hsducing the play.
- Ut. skcfteulng spring training trips
an4 Oehgf war Sreaspfes were question:
. ~ lkksn up hy yfhe American league
- owness during the second day Of
toelP aaDoal meeting,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

No one wants war any more than one
wants the tooth-ache. But the only way
10 check violent tooth-ache In TO nave
the aforesaid tooth pulled Germany, In
this case, being the aching tooth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

scored 80 polsts In the same number
Of psmss and had u scored aoalnst H.
The American Roller Polo League has
inauguratsd the indoor sport season to a
In Worcester. Providence. Taunton. Low
ell, Brockton and Lawrence.
The once powerful Red soI machine
10 no more. Enlistment OF no many
members Of the team has riddled the
ranks Of the old worlds champs.
The 1917 averages Of the National
league show two old leaders still able TO
top tho bunch-Cactus Cravath OF the
PhIilIcs. who led In home run swatH, and
Max Csrey. the Pirate outfielder and
king OF National league base stealers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

georgia Techs football team rolled
~ vi points In nine games 20 "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Chicago Cubs Will
Pay $4,000 for
Alex and Killifer

PHILADELPHIA. Dec lS.--It was
learned from n Trustworthy source here
today that the money consideration In
volvins the sale Of Pitcher Grover c,
Alexander and Catcher william Kiillfer
by the Philadelphia National league club
10 the Chicago Nationals In 5000 OF
this amount t25, 900 is TO be paid at once
and the remainder Ia to be turned over
before the 1918 season opens, provided
Alexander Ia not drafted into the nation
al army before that time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

se0pld' 0iack's Newport MIddiss
foeteaii team wee coached thls fall
by or. 0uli. otherwise Biily sun,
Nals's moet famous drep kicker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

Join the Red Cross, all you need Il
q heart and q dollar. al-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

go nilign and oecrss chip are The
- UDors ~ to1inS show bliied TO take
- y psiuth tails month. =
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-10-12
OFFICIALS HERE TO
INSPECT COLORED SCHOOL

Thursday morning DR.. B. c.
Caldwell of Natchitoches, field
agent for the Jeanes and the
Slater funds for colored agri-
cultural schools and home in
dustrial cooking and sewing eco
nonics, with Leo. M. Favrot, Of
Baton Rouge, supervisor of the
coiored schools in Louisiana, &C.
companied by Mayor W. B. Cab
bert, Rev. S. S. Daughtry of Col
lege Park, Ga, and R. S. Greer,
editor of the Rice Belt Journal,
made an inspection of the new
co.ored industrial school, which
has recetly been completed with
the aid of special endowments
which DR.. Caldwell and Mr.. Fav-
rot represent.
The officials were very well
pleased with the condition of the
school generally, and more es-
pecially with the apparent inter-
est manifest by the students and
the faculty. Excellent progress
| is being made at present in the
| industrial lines. Prof. James
| Ward who taught the colored
school last term very successful.
/ ly, spent the summer vacation
in taking a special course ir
manual training, and is teaching
this branch to very good effect
this term. Carpentry, cabinet
making, chair Gaming, baske'
weaving, ETC., are being laugh
at the present, and agricultur,
will be taken up at the prope
season.
The present enrolment in tn
school is 1O3, with a probable ir
crease of Is. The large attenC
, ance has already necessitate
some readjuStment of the rooms
Prof. Ward is assisted by Blanch
t King.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-10-12
THE DEVIL YOU SAY.

The devil sat by q lake o. IRE o.
o rIa Of sulphur kegs, his head was
bowed upon his breast, his tail be-
treon his ,egs; g look Of shame upon
his face, the sparks dripping from
~ eves-ho had sent his resignation
70 the throne up in the skies. i n
down and out" the devil said. lie
soid # with a sob. There are others
that outclass me, and l want to QUIZ
INV hob. Hell int in it with t't
land that les along the Rhine; IN
bas-beeu and piker, there ore ,
resign. one ammunition maker Win
this bloody shot and she / know,
more about damnation than a1 the
INNS in hell. Give ny job to Kaiser
william, the author Of this war he
understands it better, a million times
bvfar-I hate to leave the oil hone
the spot l Lore 50 well, but l lee
that I am not up-to-dae IN tie ART
of raising hel,."-EXchange.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-10-12
COOK THE POTATOES
WITH THE JACKETS ON

The garbage can is one barometer
# patriotism in war time.
t shows Tie waste in the house
hold. -
One way to win the war is to pro-
duce more food.
Just as important is the proven
ton of food waste.
Follow the gospel Of the "clean
pate" The world needs food. Don't
use more than you need. It's 10y
atty in wartime to talk, study and
practice thrift.
Watch the corners in preparing
fcod for the table. Careless cooking
means waste.
Cook all potatoes with their "jack
.ts' on. Feeling robs the potato o
valuable food mineral salts. Waite
in which vegetables are cooked !:
rich in mineral salts. Use them TO
soups and in other foods.
Don't throw away fats. They ar
needed for food, munitions and soar
Use fat trimmings and dripping
from meat in cooking, or in manu-
facture of soap. Join America
army of "food-savers."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-10-12
CARD"0F

The s. yer Tea given at. the Red
Cross b, .dquarters Saturday, Oct.
9th was tie success. 1t wes we'll
attended IL many people expressed
themsel as being delighted with
the work shown by the different de-
partments
We wish to thank all who helped
toward making it such an enjoyable
entertainment. The New Edison
which was furnished by Mr.. Joe
Bihm was especially appreciated.
We wish to thank those who madE
donations IL the Headquarters tc
help tighten the work. Also all who
contributed so generously to the Of
fering. We give special vote OF
thanks to the little sailor boy. Eu
gene Toups. who so Loyalty guarded
the cup. The receipts were abou'
$500 which includes the silver Of
ferin~s, a check from Mr.. T. S
Lanrlev for $1,000 and bar O
rice from Mr.. !. r. Fontenot.
Mrs. w. E. Taught. Chair.
Miss Irma Robinson,
Mrs. J. Aft. Martin.
Mrs. NJ. L. Prentice.
g z. Carroll.
F. G. Seward, Committee.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-10-12
GROUP.

If your children are subject to
Group get bottle Of Chamberla ms
Cough Remedy, and when the attack
comes on be careful to follow the
plain printed directions. You will
be surprised at the quick relief
which it affords.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-10-12
Spend Your Money

with your home merchants.
They hep pay the taxes,
keep uo the schools, build
roads, and make tbs acoE-
munity worth while. You
will find tho advertising Of
the best oncs in this paper.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-10-12
Why WE WAR WITH GERMANY.

"The Glorious Deeds" Of which the
Kaiser Boast Furnishes Another
Reason for Sending Our Troops to
France.
Listen to the Ksiserl
"They" (the foes have slandered
the German name, but they cannot
extinguish the glory of German
deeds"
Yes. The inefFable CORY Of the eX-
ecution of Edith Cave1, That VIII
never die.
Yes. The moving finger has writ
on the roll of honor the story Of the
murder of women and children on the
Lusitania. They are dead. but they
speak. That glorious deed, too, neve
viii be expunged from the record.
Yes. The rape and rap'ne Of Bel
gium. The foul, slanderous tongues
Of young girls, crying for mercy a"
they are dragged into captivity viii
echo through history but they can
not dim the IL jfci Of German kui.
tgr. It's reput' icr IS made for tim"
and eternity.
Yes. The lying subterfuge 0
Cermany's relations with Americn
the plots, the POLITICAL deyi'ments Of
all kinds against friendly Nation
these, too, are deeds the unperisha
BILE glory of which is a precious Ten
tonic possession and cannot be takeI
away.
Yes. The Slaughter from the al
SCHOOL children and non-combatants
Let US not overlook this aeh eyemen
of which even a modest fend migh
be proud. Nothing, not even Tn
most malignant tongue OF an un
scrupulous enemy. can rob the Ger
man Nation of this glorious deed
Let the Kaiser not disturb nm
self. The GLORIOUS deeds OF 1el
many will live and in living WI
damn eternally their authOr'-Ch
cago Herald.