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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12


LONDRES, Mayo 1l-Las not;cias
recibidas hoy del frenta de bata!!a de
Francia indlcan que eSta para lern!i-
mar el periodo de luchas intermincn-
tes en- que ambos ejercitOs, amlqIe
con.batiendo con gran furia, solamsn-
IA han tratado de atacar los reSpecti-
yos puntos debiles de ambos lados.
Durante el dia de hoy los alema1es
ademas del acostumbrado terrible
fuego de artilleria, hicieron desespe-
RADIOS ataques sobre las lineas ingle-
sas al Sur de Lens. Ninguno de elloS
surti6 el efectu que deseaba el ene.ni-
90. nor mas que recurrio al uso le
gases inflamables en- grandeS can't
dades.
Las pardidas de les alemanes nan
sido tan grandes como las de los dias
anteriores, debido al fuego de IA ar
tilieria de los aliados. Tambien en- los
con!bates librados mano a mano, per
dieron muchos hombreS. Los priSio-
neros cautarados cuentan historias
terribles de los combateS que han te-
nido lugar en- los dias anteriores, Y
dicen que han sido de 10 mas espan-
toso que han visCo.
En- las cercanias de Bullecourt con-
tinl,an los combateS con Ia miSma fie-
reza. Los combatientes conseryan el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Sc CREE QUE GONZALEZ SUCE-
DERl A OBRfGOH COMO
NITRO. De La GUERRA
Sc RECIBlEROR ROTIClkS IN La CAPITAL
DE- fSTA REPUBLlCs QUE INDlCAH
ESt POSlDIllDRD

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Mayo II.
Aver Sc recibieron aquI lnformes
de que las condolences de Ia frontera
de Mexico han continuado mejoran-
do, asi como de que reina una. meJor
inteligencia entire mexicanos y ameE'-
canos. desde que fue declarada la
guerra por los Estados UnAos al I'M
perio A!eman.
La renuncia del general Obregon
como Minitro de Ia Guerra fue acep-
tada, asi como la que hizo de su grado
como General de Division.
Los bandidos de Villa estan desa-
pareciendo gran prisa y "a los tre-
nes corren entire Mexico y Ciuda6
Juarez.
No Sc sabe todavia quien sea el ST.
cesor de Obregon en- el Mlnlsterlo Ge
Ia Guerra, aunque Sc cree que e.
designado para ese puesto sea ell Ge'
neral Pablo Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Lord Balfour recibiio6 un
an6nimo antes, de lie.
gar a Nueua York
Sc lie hacan acusaciones ofensiuas
por gu participation en- combatir
la repuelta irlandesa

NUEVA YORK, Mayo 1l.-Las au
toridades de este puerto han tornado
conocimiento de que el jefe de Ia Co.
mission Inglesa, Lord Balfour, antes
de llegar 4 esta ciudad, recibic una
circular anGnin,a en- la cual sc la ha-
cen ofensivas acusaciones por la par
ticipici6n que tuvo en- sofocar Ia re-
vuelta irlandesa.
Sc tiene por SECURE que Ia circular
fue escrita por alguna de: las socieda-
des irlandcsas de esta capital, Y Sc
hacen activas investigaciones para
descubrir a los autores de ella. Lord
Balfour no hizo case del aaonimo, y
solarlente de una manera Incidental
die cuenta del suceso algunos de sus
acompa1antes americanos, quiencs
desdc luego pusieron ell asunto en-
conocimiento de la justicia.
Ell texto de la circular no ha sido
publicado nj Sc publicara, porque, CO.
mo Sc dice antes, contiene alusiones
injuriosas para ell jefe de la Comisi5n
britannica, Y aun algunas amenazas.
Lord Balfour fue de los Que oplna-
ron que debia usarse de gran ener-
gia para someter los rebeldes irlan-
deses, v por tai raz6n estes Sc en-
cuentran muy resembles con el.
Sc han tornado algunas precaucio'
nes nara evitar que el distinguido Vi
sitante vaya a ser victima de un aten-
tado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
c1Nco gARCOS DE GUERRA FUE
RON YISTOS FRENTE A LA
COSTA DE ESPANA.

BUENOS AIRES, Mayo 11.-Un
cablegrama recibido anoche en- este
puerto, da cuenta de que cinco gran
des barcos de guerra qae no pudIe-
ron ser identificajos, fueron obser-
vados frente 3 "a costa espanola del
Mediterraneo.
Ell mensaje anade que gran excl
taci6n produjo en- Barcelona Ia mott
cia de Ia presencia de esos barcos
sus movimientos en- las cercaniaE
de las aguas de Espana. r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Wilson prepara una
proclama respecto al
seruicio o b liga torio
Dispondrd que Sc l|eUen a cabo los
trabgos prelim:nares para Ell
reclutamiento
Serylrio Especial pare i.A pRENSa.

SeryIcio Especial para i.A PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. Mayo 11.-Segnn
los anuncios semioficiales hechGs
hoy. el Presidente Wilson esta pre-
parando una proclama. que expedira
tai vez en- los primeros dias de la Sc
mana entrante, disponiendo que Sc
pongan en- ejecucion a!gunos de los
planes que tiene el goberno para po-
ner en- vigor ell servicio mi!itar obli-
gatorio en- el pals.
La disposition del Presidente Sc
referira a los trabajos prellmlnares
que vendran a constituir Ia base So
bre IA cual Sc levantara ell poderosc
ejercito que tiene proyectado ell Es'
tado Mayor del Ejercito conforme a
sisteha de reclutamiento oblIgatorlc
que va 4 ser implantado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Carranza. pide clemen.
cia para los conde-
nados q muerte
Presento un proyecto de Ley al Con.
greso solicitando poderes para
perdonar q tsos :eaienciodos 81

C1uDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo IL
El presidente CarranZa present6 aver
al Congreso para su discussion un pro-
yecto de ley en- el cual pidd que Sc lie
comedian facultades para conmutar
las sentencias de muerte que hayan
sido dictadas contra los reos dc rebe-
li6n juzgados de acuerdo con Ia Ley
de 25 de Abril de 1862.
La noticia ha sido muy bien recib;-
da, pues Sc cree que el Presidente Sc
encuentra dispuesto a usar de clemen-
cia con los muchos prisioneros que
hay ea distintas parties de Ia Republi-
ca, v muchos de quienes, estan EN- es-
pera de Ia pena de muerte. Ents
el!os Sc encuentran los hijos de don
Luis Terrazas, 1 quienes Sc les acusa
de complicidad en- la fuga de hqrcelo
Caraveo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
VAR|OS EXPATR|AD0S HE2|Cb.
NOS P|DEN PERhISO PARA
REGRESAR A mexico
entire Ell0S Sc ENCUfNIRAA Los SFAe-
RES FRANCISCO BUlMS, JOSE DEL
CAMPO Y JOSE MARIA lUJN

c. DE MEXICO, Mayo 11.--"arios
de los ciudadanos me&icanos, expa-
triados. que actualmente Sc encuen-
tran residiendo en- Cuba en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, y entire los que Sc encuen
tras los senores Francisco Bulnes. Jo-
Sc de. Campo y Jose Maria Lujan. han
dirigido un memorial al presldente
Carranza, pidiendole que Sc les per-
mita regresar Mexico. El gobierno
ha contestado dicho memorial, ind!-
carlo que no puede resolver soore esa
solicitud, hasta que el Congreso Ia ha-
va considerable, 10 que haria dentro de
POGO tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
La Emperatriz de Aus.
tria estd en- favor de
una paz separada
En- Amsterdam Sc reciben noticias
de los prop6sitos que amman
a la Emperatriz
TeIeqrama Espccial para Ia PRENSA.

ttltgTulhi ESpCtIdi Pdi La i'"-.'
AMSTERDAM, Mayo 11.-En al
gunos centres politicos Y de informa-
ci6n ha corrido como Waldo el rurnor
de que Ia Emperatriz de Austria IA
vorece Ia idea de cue e! lmperio aus
tro-hlngaro haga una paz separada
con las potencias de Ia Entente y de
manera especial con Russia.
El Emperador, sin embargo, Sc
rantiene firme en- Ia resolution de
que la paz debe hacerse de acueruo
con Almania, Bulgaria y Turquia,
porque conSidera que solo mantenien
do ell compromise hasta ell fin podra
obtenerse una victoria definitlva de
las potencias que luchan contra los
aliados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Ell Senado ataca fuerte-
mente la censura q
la prensa
Anoche eran tan acaIorcdos les
debates que Sc creia que no
ser.a vo!cda Ia ley

WASHINGTON. Mayo ll.-El Sc
nado ha estaudo en- session durante Ia
noche de hoy, discutiendo Ia ley re-
lativa q. espionaje. Fuertes ataqueS
estan siendo dirigidos por Ia mayo
ria de los senadores contra Ia paEte
de esa ley que Sc relaciona con Ia
censura Ia prensa, pues Sc tra;a de
que sea eXcluJia esa materia 0 pc: 10
menos reformUda.
Son tan acalorados los debates So
bre question tan importante, uue no
Sc cree que Sc ponga a votacIon a
lev en- la session de esta nocne. Sin
embargo. 81 Sc vota sobre ella. sera va
may tardc. pues las once y media de
la noche no habia probabllidadeS de
que Sc declara suficientemente dis
Guido cl bill menciOnado.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
RENUNCIO Ell MINISTRO DE LA
GUERRA DE HOLANDA

LA HAYA, Mayo 11.-El Minis
tro de la guerra, NJ. Bosboom, pre-
sento su renuncia en- vista de que ell
Parlamento adopto Ia resolution de
nanifestar su sentimiento por la ac-
cion del gobierno de haber llamado
al servicio las resevas.
Ell Ministro de Marina Sc hara car
90 de la vacante que dejo ell de que
IRA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Espana establecerd SER
uicio de uigilancia en-
el Mediterrdneo
Sibese que en- esas aguas hay una
base de submarines del
Imperio teuton
Scrvicl0 Especial para La PRENsA.


MADRID, Mayo 11.-Aseglirase
que ell gobierno espanol ha sido per-
suadido per los de Ia Entente, para
que establezca I'm servicio effective de
vigilancia en- las costas del Mediterra-
neo, donde Sc dice que hay una base
de submarines; alemanes.
Los peri6dicos aliadofilos han veni-
do inslstiendo en- que no debe tolerar-
Sc que opcren sumergibles de Alenla-
MIA er aguas espanolas, y dicen que
esta perfectamente comprobado que
dos vapores escandinav0s fueron hun
didos dentro de los !imites territorial
les de- Espaiia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
DOS VAPORES HUNDIDOS POR
LOS SUBMARINES
r,,c,o E,cIusIyo nara Ia PRENSA.

Seryicio Exclusive para Ia PRENsA.
LONDRES, Mayo i1.-Los vapores
noruegos "Liger" y "Leikarger" han
sldo echados pique por los suhma-
rinos alemanes, frente Ia costa de
Espana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
los AMIGOS DEL cORONEL ROC
sEyELT SIGUEN HACIENDA
ESFUERZOS.
reIeorsma EspeeIal para La pRaNsa

TeIegrsma Especial para La PRaNSa.
WASHINGTON, Maya l1.-Los
amigos del coronel Roosevelt CON
tinuan hacienda esfuerzos para To-
grar que sea reformada la resolution
adoptada en- el Senado, resoiucion
que mega al coronel autorizaclon pa
"a reclutar un ejercito y llevarlo a
Francia para combatir en- contra de
los teutones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee IA PRENSA has Larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12

Compre usted sus libros en- espahol .
la Casa Editorial Lozano, 1lS North Sta
Rosa Avenue. San Antc-o, Texas. Es
la mas barata.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
Shirt Keeps
MarconiAway
From Banquet


CHICAGO, June Is Members OF the
Italian commission today had another
round OF sightseeing here aud an oiii-
c,al reception before the end ot their
viSi, 10 the middle west, where they
have been received with enthusiasm.
Tonight the distinguished visitors,
headed by Enrico Arlotta, cabinet min
lister and Senator Gugliclmo Marconl,
who as inventor ol the wireless tele.
graph has been the center OF interest
will leave Tor the east
Mr. Marconi allowed the small mat.
ter oi a shirt to deprive him OF ono ol
the elaborate social functions contrivct
for the commissions entertainment yes.
,crday ON their arrival from Burlington,
Iowa. The senator's trunk failed to ar
rive and when he called for fresh linen,
there was none forthcoming Chicago.
ans waited for Mr. Maroon, to come
from his room and when he did not ap-
pear, sent a message
I'm not going bring me a bowl oi
chicken siubo,' replied the inventor
And while The other delegates icaStcd
as became their rank, Mr Marconl
patlonk only nf sOup
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
THIS MEDICINE
women VALUE
Positively Relievesthe
Suffering.
More Convincing Proof.

When Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was first introduced It's cur
auvc powers were doubted and had To
be proved. But the proof came, end
gradually the use Of IL spread over tho
whole country. Now that hundreds Of
thousands OF women have experienced
the most beneficial effects from its use
its value has become generally recog-
nized and II Ia now the standard medi-
cine for womens ills
The following letter II only one Of the
thousands ON our files.
Dcnnison, Texas. - "T cannot feel
thnt have done my duty until | tell
what Lydia T.. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done for me. sutiessd
from female troubles 80 | could hardly
drag around and do my work. wGo
very nervous, and had dizzy spells, hsst
flashes, and headaches until llfe wss Q
burden. My husband brought me bot
tie Of Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegstsb's ,
Compound and ! soon began 10 improve.
| continued It's use and am now frve
from all pains and aches that made NE
burden. You may use this letter =
any way you like for ] want the weelo
TO know what q grand medicins Ly1l1
T.. pinkham's Vegetable Compound h. =
Mrs. q. o. LowERy, Oil 8. Bssseo0
Ave. Denison, Tesas.
Write the Lydia T. Pinkham ~
cine Co, Lynn. Msss. for free s1vsoA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
HOUSEWIVES WILL.
HELP SAVE FOOD
Local Women to Register for
War Conservation,
PLAN EXPECTED JULY |
Members Of League VIII Sign
HooyefS Pledges,

Every member Of the IIousrvyc,
league, OF which Ne i Bounc'l Is
1ucsidcat 4, nlrdgcd tl a..la IN the
,.,,.,.,;..o an ..,,., 90. d.. .,.
L.,,,,a" ,,,l' ",, anI ts "", ,. ~
,,,'o,.,,', ~ H., ',,I .,,n,,.,,..',.. W.
'''''' ''N '''' "''' ,'''''''' .''' "''''
Campaign Planned
Mrs Runucll declared thi, morning
that the league had planned 20 wage an
intensive campaign IN thi, clr. but tina,
they had decided It would now be more
advisable to wait until July and assist
IN the United States food control cam
pagn.
Mr., Bonncl expects an outline OF the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
Imperial Chapel
Visited by Root

rEIROGHAD. June Is The mem
hcr, oi the Roo, commission attended a
service IN the imperial chapel OF the
winter palace Sunday and aittrward
made q tour ot the gigantic building
much OF which is now N use as d
military hospital
Mr. Root and his associates talked
with wounded soldier, and nurses oc
cupv,ng the great banquet hall, an,
drawing rnom, oi the palace. They IN
Spcclcd the paintings and sculpture o
the imperial galleries passing hun
dtcd, oi peasants who were hcin.
shown through the palace, hubert,
closed to the public
The extreme democracy and otdern
mes, o' the Russians wa, shown hy m,
utter lack ~ ptccau,iou, Io guard IN,
art treasures OF the palace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
STATE AGENT TO
PROTECT BEAVERS
Deer Prairie Chicken, Quail
Also Looked After,

Immediate steps to protect the beaver
colonies Of the state and to encourage
them TO coionizc on all ;he streams
fitted for them, will be taken by the
state and game department. Governor
Williams announced today
1t Is a fact not generally known that
a considerable number ~ the animals
make their homes in Ellis. Harper,
Woodward and Beaver counties. along
the North Canadian river. Beaver creek
and Wolf creek In the past. the prop
aCation OF the animals has been
checked by hunters and it is to stop this
that the game department will .ake ac-
ton
Governor Williams said that an agent
will he stationed IN the western part OF
the state to look after the beaver. deer.
prairie chicken and quail. The agent
will patrol the beaver streams and will
have complete authority to protect tho
animals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18

has no, vet been long enough materi-
ally 10 dampcn her spirits
reflected that DiCky and she must
be nn very good terms for her 10 IN
icrrupt his telephone conversation aS
knew she had done when he turnci
his head away from the telephone and
asked. Whats that" had cause ior
reflection also IN his unusual playful
ness during the minutes immediately
succeeding her interruption 1t evl
IDENTIFY was no par, a. his plan for me
TO know anything abou, this visitor /.
his studio.
Thoughts That Trouble.
VIII, was She' That. OF course. wa
the question OF most importance to me
Md had not far 10 look ior the an
Swcr knew It even before asked
It Before the ewes OF my brain there
flashed again the kodak print | had
found in the drawer OF Dlcky's chii
ionlcr, the picture OF Dicky standing
m a mock heroic attitude in hi, studio.
and kucellng before him two remark
ably pretty girl, IN clcvcrly burlcsqucd
gratitude knew that should never
forget the word, written under the
print.
"Rescuer and rescued. Dickbird,
Edith and Leila. president, speech
Madison Square garden
Either Edith or Leila. the Virginia
Art students, tn whose rescue in the
crowd Dlcky had gone that night, leav.
ing me stranded in the mob, was hi,
visitor at the studio
] felt the old WEAKNESS oi spirit Greer
over me had hoped that with tn,
gong away ot Grace Draper tha, | ha,
seen the last oi outside feminine In
iluence upon ny husband
Bu, that mtSical laugh troubled N,
sprcly
II .tptrtubt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
They Are OFF for First
Money-Lasses from 8 to IL
Entertained Free Wednesday
Matinee.

The Auditorium ,hca,cr opened II,
doors last nigh, 10 q full house with
the People, Stock company u "Ihc
Lost Paradise a strong play The
company Is ,'ruug and acquitted
themselves with credit When the
house managers gct their ,laii.a M.
tie better organized. ,ut on, the chill
drcn m arms, more carpet on steps
and IN ai,lcs. rubber cushions 10 take
the rattle uut oi seats. which they
promise ~ do at once then the show
will be- iitstrla,s. The bill runs all
week. with matinee Wednesday and
Saturday Opening the new bill
The Little Lost Sistef"-Sunday
matinee. which depicts the evils OF
white slavery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18

No humbug Any corn, whether hard,
oft or between the toes, will loosen right
up and lift out without any pain
This drug is called ircczone and is
compound Of ether discovered by Gin
oinnati man
Ask at any drug store for a small
bottle OF freezone, which will COS, bu,
a triile, but is suificen, to rid ones ice,
OF every corn or callus.
Put few drops upon a tender corn or
callus. Instantly the soreness disappears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18

and shortly the corn or calus will lii,
off with the fingers.
Freezone doesn't eat out the corns or
calluses, but shrivels them without any
irritation Just think No pain at all
no soreness or Smarting when applying
It or aitcrward
Women! Keep frccrone on your
dresser and apply a few drops when
ever a corn begins aching Pam stops
corn goes
Genuine frcezonc is sold in little bot.
ties packed in a round, wooden case
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
GERMAN PAPERS
ATTACK WILSON
FLAG DAY TALK
President Termed HypoCrjte
and ''in DeIirium'

AMSTERDAM, Juno lS-Undcr the
headings Wilson Without a Mask,
Answer OF Hypocritc Wilson "N'I-
son IN Dclirium" the Berlin and Ger
man provincial papers prl% lengthy
summaries of President wilson flag
day speech and the Nord Dcu,Sch All
gcmelnc Ie,,uug'S statement on :nc
presidents note to Hf<sir e
In many cases the two pronounce
mcrtS are discussed M conjunction
The comments on the note TO Russia
clearly rcilct, the arden, desire ~
Germany 10 make peace with her east
crn foe, while they repeat the iamillar
declarations about the position ON all
fronts being favorable and their de
termination to win a victory II the prof
iercd hand is not accepted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
REVELATIONS
QtRWlFE
Is There Really Reason for Madge
to Be Troubled?
BV NeIQ Gorris0n

- ihNl' N'dllN NNdoNU lOl "dukV
to Be Troubled
TINE sound OF that partly suppressed
feminine laugh coming to my ears
= over the telephone wire from
/ Dicky'S studio while was talking "a
him affected me much As a smart slap
IN the face might have done
But while mentally tinglcd from the
un,Npcc,ctncsS OF H. knew that !
must let no sign OF my feeling reach
my husbands consciousness. So rcSo-
lutcly put the incldcn; aside for future
consideration, and made my voice mat
tcr-ot-iaCt
Il have arranged Tor a taxi to meet
YOU at the Crest Haven station az the
last train tonight" ! told HIM IT Is
really too bad q storm out here Tor YOU
to attcmp, 20 walk"
What nonsense" Dicky rctor,ed ".
ritaby. 81 told YOU I, wouldn't hur, me
10 walk Besides, IT the storm get, too
bad thought ot staying IN town
WINGED at this, 1t was something
new ior Dicky But my voice was
steady as replied
"You will, OF course, please yourself
about that"
think the GOODNESS oi my rc'or'
ncttlcd Dicky have found that I,
always is the most effective way Of
managing him. Indifference piQue'
Z him, where storms, tears, calollng
would never effect him.
But. oi course, !, you've engaged tn,
| fellow" he prumbcd and | smiled 'u
wardly at his tone, Il suppose Id bet,
ter come ont anyway What's that,
The last two words shot abruptly
and | knew from their sound ,hd, hl
face was turned away from the mouth
piece. ui the telephone Before ! real
iycd the situation | had answered
Why, didn't say anything Dlcky
Dicky's Tone Changes.
! ! heard q quick intake ul his breath
as II he were mumcu'arly confused
then his voice, much kinder than he
tore.
"Oh beg your pardon though
you did This wire I, hcaSlly any
way Now don't worry lll be ou, OBJ
that last train, as long as yout
going tn have the TAXI anyway ! mlgh
aS we'll bring ou, those things iror
the antique shop that have been knock
ing around here su long ! might pu
something else IN my pocket Tor a GOO
little ultl II She isn't cross
llis tone was chhoratck PLAYFUL
had hard work lu make my voice ami
able. and ! made a reply as hrici a
possible
"Thcu everything i, all right" sai0
8 Good by
hung up the receiver sank int
the nearest chair and prepared
thrash uut with myself the lealnu,
which had seized me when ! heard III
feminine glgglc over the telephone
knew as well rs VI the tclrphor
had been equipped with photograph
/ appata,u, the scene that wa, being ri
acted IN Dicky's studio while ".
talking to him
Ry my teiephoning I had interrupt,
the visit, casual or planned, oi son
, virl tu thc studio Because Tor yea
had listened to the widely diiictr
note, oi schoolgirl piggleS ! was ah
- to classify the note OF laughter | h.
. heard
II was no, the mirih oi very youi
: gitl. nor Vet the more sttidcni note
- the Older woman who cannot rcstta
s the impulse TO laugh at everything a,
4 nothing II was rather the io,ou,nc
n ui girl past the schoolgirl stai
Whose solouu IA The work day wor
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Card OF Thanks.

Mfr and Mrs C. A. Clark wish to
express their sincere thanks TO the
many friends who assisted and sup
ported them with their sympathy dur.
ing their bereavement, at time OF death
Of their daughter. Aleta Carmen. and
also 10 Brother ElkS. Woodmen and
Noodman circle, whose LOYALTY is
deeply appreciated
MIR AND MRS. {. 4 CLARK.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
Belgian Mission
Calls on Wilson

WASHINGTON. June IL The Rel.
gian mission headed hv Baron Mon.
chcur spent is first full day in Wash
ingtun in paying call, Of courtesy on
President Wilson and other high gov
crnmcnt officials These fonnaliticS
are preliminary lo the beginning OF
conference, with American uililialS uu
war problems
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-18
Delightful Time Was Had

SOCIETY NOTE FROM ORIENT.
AZ PROGRESS JESS SNODGRASS
or MARTHA WAS HERE THE
FIRST OF THE WEEK. JESS WAS
AMONG THOSE PRESENT IN
THE DUGOUr DURING THE HAIL
STORM LAST THURSDAY.
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Steamer Trunks, $40 Each

Made of vnIcanIlcd ilbcf, a maternal hat
will withstand the wear. Reinforced cor
ners in brass-coycred steel plate double tray.
If bought and sold on the present market.
the price would be considerably higher
ihan SO
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The Earl OF Dunmotc. who wa, re-
GENTLY awarded the Distinguished Scty
.'c Order. IS the only member vt m,
House OF Lords who has won lhi,
honor