davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
TIE New German Propaganda.

The G-rmau ,rJl agranda III the
United States has aow taken the
form OF an organized demand
than the American Government
adopt the sane measures in deal.
ing with the British blockade of
Germany that it adopts in deal
ing with German submarine war.
fare in the Larred zone around
Great Brit an and along the
French coast
The demand, which. is an or.
ganlzed attemp to. shift the issue
from German msnslaughter, Is
stated with exceptional clear.
ness by a well-known German
publiclst in a letter to The World:
H. th Ed Or oi II W,r,G:
Viii. "e are about it, Wil
r ais c,ngoy Az eUcan shin
hp nj for uerm n or ututrs
yortS" Sa ely, or comm rc,
with trosr ma TO- : is largp euoug'
to m ihe ucH ,'ep Wor h Will
/ 1t is ca in litabl- ri. ht OF
ira 'e W tn "eli gsre Is and rel-
trai' las am firmly corvirce
il isl such American ships a.
ar boInd FIR the harnms of the
{ ntral PoH'r. have as mu,i
claim to our FRO cc ion IS Ito e
which are bound for o rts Of the
Allies. II our Covtrnm. Mt i,
willing 10 te fair and in partial
IN these n.aiterS, the SIuniarine
question vi 5 on b. : ted to
tie Satisf ct on of all conceri ed.
BENEDICT PRIETH.
N'varE. n. j. Feb. ~ 1917.
Ann ri aus Rave no 'inalIeo.
abb" right to trade with lie
Tg-' ei's in 'iueof war What
he h We IS an ina'ien be ri. h,
To du- pre- 50 of law, n right
y h ch ~ 'ully conc-cei by the
All es and ilatly den ed bv tNe
Gen mans.
Whether the British tlockad,
il an effective blockade within
the m aningl of international
law. ard whether its interfer.
ente with trade bet ween neutrals
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08

out of window. The burglar had
left hl, Wnodru ly- under the bed
b. following single fouttruck- the
police pursued the peg legged rubber
tn h.. rriusr. with the assistance ot
q pal Jones made another Woodrn
leg, with which hr went To his shnnly
ia the woods suddenly the police ~.
rived and Jour, dNcd through the
rear window
In the backyard lh, mud was deep.
and the wooden lex sank ,o tal Ia the
mlrr u stuck trm Juuc, hubhlcd uu
desperately withou; lt but was over.
taken Will" hopping uu one foot.
Both the original aud second wooden
legs we're exhibited 90. evidence.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
Leaves OF All She Can

"All women think about Is some.
thing To put on their backs" remarked
the cynic.
You are mistaken there
Show me one who doesn't"
We'll, there's certain type of dan.
Ger. II she had to cover up her back
She would die Of chagrln."
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
Not Worth X.

"A penny for your thoughts, Miss
Calder
Il was thinking of You, Mr.. Dubson."
"Ah Indeed?"
"Yes. And in that ease | think II
penny would be eNorbilnnt."
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
Atmosphere Of Gloom,

Lets 20 iu,o lilS restaurant. A
si,n in the window reads Tipping
not permitted
"No Id rather 20 where tipping is
allowed"
But why?"
Il like To see bright and cheerful
faces, even among walters. The wait
crS in tiul'-s ,Hurlur look a. II
they had nothing 90 live lur.'
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
stopped the BuroIsrs.

branil' ind.--Thonas Thompson,
Rockville grocer, has evolved su efrec.
i've method Of stopping bold bandits.
tie suspended . large sealed bottle NJ
formaldehyde In his ssfe. When rub.
hers blew The safe open, the fsmss Of
Ia" 'ormaldehyds drove ne burs,srs
away before they obtained suv(Aioe
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08

anu iJut ais Is Wlnn jht E''tE
and sph,i of the law, agt m yr
questions. Whatever may pr
b said in regard to it, cilecu,
nass ana score, It scrupujvu,h
follows the established rules cf a
blockade.
Merchant ships that seek to
eyade it are warned by British
cruisers ard are subieceJ To
visit and search. Their identity
and status are legally established
by their papers. They are not at
tackeG unless they resist or Il
tempt to cscaue. When they are
turned back from the blockade
lines they are taken to a British
port and sent before a British
prize court to be- Judged accord
;nn - ,ho lou of ,ho roo,r
Passengers and crew ar" not
murdered. No property is des.
,ro,.d Tho oore,s of ,bs ,Lin
may appeal to their Government
.rtr, t|a ruliru pf tho pnurt and
bo;r c,,.r,,...,, ,;.i ,rterra..
70 oLt,m ,ed,as, from, "a o.,,,o.
foI joc,s,o, A. wor.t r.. .,,
;s ;rvn...Jh hu,,r,,.,tvd,races
,c t...rip.,pr - ~, lqrau, ,
,deoj,tc rrmpensa.i.nis alwa, .
no.siL,.
All ,f III 50 ,l.rsr.. ,ra
absent n. M tta German syh.
ma,.i,. com.qI., a. nnv r,..
duc,,d Tbara +. ma hl,,kade
and ,o a,tep,,, +, moirt,i, q
| blockada Ships entering An
g,hi,orv 2one are SINK vitIout
warning Their Passengers and
crews are massacred No effort
i, made to determine the status
Of the shlp or the character of
Its cargo. There are no prizr
court proceedings until the shin
has been DESTROYED and the mas.
sacfe of the defenseless non.
combatants has been consrIm.
mated For this wrong there is
no redress. for even the imrerial
| Government does nc, pretend
that il can raise sbjps that are
! living at the bottom Of the ocean
or restore the dead 10 life
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
Affront 70 Genius.

did you ever Srr % poet in n Gur
frenzy?"
only once
WAS he composing M the tH'"
"No. He had just been mi>ulcn
for chauffeur"
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
Unusual.

Mabel-What are YOU laughing at
Harry-Your new hat.
Mabel-Oh, dear. Haven't I got I,
n straight
iarry-ies; that's why I'm laugh.
Ing. II looks funny on straight.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08

Here is AN article" said the assist.
and editor, who was lu>y .oul,ins over
II pile Of manuscript "on The Inner
workings OF Bank.
rs it from an cNhaukcr or an cx.
burglar?' queried the chief.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
Her Excuse.

Mlstress--Gracious Martha. youv.
broken another plate. How did you
du III
Nnrtha--Evcry time drops one
ma'am, IL breaks.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
Lazy.

Tom Is lazy fellow
"Well, l should say 50; he will hor.
row HIGHT Tor his cigar any time rath.
cr thNn put his hand m his pocket for
n match"
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
That Way.

doesn't the doctor hold out any
hope To the old milllonaire's familyr
mot a particle. lie says the old
man In good for some years to come"
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
How It's Done.

Wien lovely woman Stuops tp folly.
Aud wcus UIu that's twice her age
Divorce may ease Ter melancholy
And put new star On tue stage
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08

Teachcr-Wlat does one, two, three.
four, five makcy
Earle (whoSc father plays the
gamc)-A straight.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08

When Russell was iva years old h.
visited NJ his suntS home. where he
was allowed to drum on III. piano. 4
few days later IT, went tn visit hI,
grandparents whn had an organ which
h. NJ "nc" hrgan lu druu. when lee
couldn't make II sound. hr stepped
back aud looked at II In disgust ,un
mcu' then h" rushed back aud lrir,
again, this timr with much fnrrr. and
shouted: 'rianu, wake up
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
Stop lGIl Over Coughs

Dr. Bells Plne-Tar. Honey will stop
that hacking cough that fingers from
January. The soothing pine taisam,
loosen the phlegm. heals the irritateC
membrane, the giycerine relieves the
tender tissues, you breathe easier anC
coughing ceases. Don't neglect a ling.
ering cough 1t is dangerous. DR.. Bell,
Pine Tar Honey is antiseptic and pleas
ant TO take, ;, benefits young ana old
get it at your druggists today. For.
mula on the bottle - cents. =
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
up Against II.

Mrs. Justwed-ITom. the cook wants
another afternoon on.
IA. Jusiwcd Well. II she can show
you where there are eight aftrrnuuns
IN n week. give IL tu her
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08
What.a the uMN

"Ycu and your husband never quar-.
re,p what's the secretf"
I'm too easy y-going to quarrel, and
,e too lasy."
Crittenden record-press., 1917-03-08

and throwing herlout. She was
near the home of Cal Adams:
they head her calling them ana
they I'D her to her home.
DR.. Coo', of Marion, was ca1ei
immediately and discovered that
yle OF her hips was broken. She
was resting very well Sunday. =;
---- -.'---- - '--1@'
rs Born 20 the wife VIII Belt, of
near Sloan, Thursday, a boy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
Gin ieIbftbemnkter @niitsr.

Ricolo SomeIIi, Der BIB 1765 oIs
SOftapellmeiftsr in Stuttgart lsbts,
purbe iufolse ieinss tiinitIsrii4en Ru.
fes fir bic Steae zines Dirieenten
ON Der petetstir9s in ROm porae.
i9Iassn. Der Ruf einss uniibtrtrpf'
feneu Wuiittheor.ti..rs stns ibm bots
aus, aIs er in Bologna sri4ien. I'm
BON BEN Tlaeitro Tlartiu bic nGbersn
Sebiusunssu ieiusr auiieLuus snts
sessnaunsbmsn. sic Iaufttsu babiu,
bab er fid Dor einem RuHfriater'
tOlssium in Rom elmer OfisntIi4en
asriiiuns untersieben iOlls. Darauf
felt. Somsai bic Geeenbebinsuns:
.9eru nil i9 mid Der sspiini6teu
45riifuns untertDerfen, tDenH mir uei'
ne gIamiHatpren peripre4su, ii9
nad bssnbeter priifuns aud bon mir
priifeu gu Iafsn". S4On
am nd9iteu Ease srhieIt Someui i.i.
ne erneuuung. aber DON elmer Bril-
Jung mar ut4t mshr bic RsSs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

Gorse su seben. Srpb aIler &c,
tDiiiensqualen. aIler Nnsft unb Slim.
mernis iiibIts iis fH reid, reider
oils aubor. llno 9ans, auf bejien
iunses. perI9loiieues gsuiiit Der
Gries nit ieinen @1rednHien fur1t.
borer anb srsreifenber tpirtte, oils er
le abnen fonnte, ianb Rube unb fee;
lii9en .SaIt i'm 9thontsn an bic
Muttsr, gs mar ME cine bsimli9t
erobe 2isbe. bic biniiber uno bsr'
lber sos.
Sci einsm eturmonsriff psrIor
Sans Wirtenba1 einsn 4ruL Die
aerSte fiir4teisn, bob Der iunss Jrsi,
pilIise bic @rreguns ni4t gut iiber.
itsben ipiirbe! sr Lag mebrere Sage
bepubtlos unb sripa9te boun, I'm
glsi9 baruuf tpieoer siriouiGlafsn.
Gr mar febr fhipa9 unb i4lus nur
feltsn bic slugsu auf. an sintIn
triibsn. resnerii4sn Soes, on benz
Giles pie nit einem i1mubiasu
srauen SdIeisr betlsibet i3ieu, Be,
iu9ts ibu ietne Mutter, bic man pom
2aSarett aus benahri4tist batts.
9eiis sins fe an i<in Bstt unb itrid
ionft benz Sunsea bas ieudts 9aar
aus Der Stiru. 90 e.tpodts CT.
.Mutter!A - Ser 4r3t unb bic
S9psifsr ftanbsn on Der Sir, ba
iIe cine erreste Sssne bsfiir4teten;
nod batten ile bem iunsen SrsilpilIi'
gen nidt gu iageu geinoet. mas ibm
ouseitObsu mar.
Sb er nun bod f6pn ben f.blsn'
ben Irm bemertt bate, Ober Oh sr
i'm Jisberi4Iaf oapOu eetrduult ia.
ben modts, pl6bIid fpra9 sr, -
unb es Hang ui9t iammerooIl uHo
.lagenb. fonberu rubis unb suDers
ii4tIi9: Run mubt bu fit mid
iorgen, Mutter!- Ser 4r,t unb bi.
S9psitsr betra1tstsn iicb p.rpunbert.
Sic entimlnen iid nidt, ismaIs Gsbn.
li5es erIebt gu baben. Jrau Wirs
tsnba9 absr fab sipHdsn Sa9sn
nno Weinen on ieinem gstt. ginss
iol9en Sobnes Wlutter isin su birr
fen! ~Wetn ainh, bu!1 ipsiter toupte
iie gar niats iagea. 81. ipro8 es
ipitoer unb tpieeer unb itrei9eIte
tbm bic Sanb. bic ieu&t bon ibrsu
2rGnen mar.
limb Sans Wirienbad fdieu g..
ais bate CT ni4t nur nit anoreu
setdmpft, fOnberu aud ALIEN; oils
battle er ni1t nur nit Souisuben
Siege errunsen, ionbern sinsn fir
ii4, bon bem er nur ipub!e unb ber
ibm srDber biinttf aIs aIls anberai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
lie srwiuiats @irfnns.

Bon gIabftonts 2eibarst Cir ans
brep GIart srsGbIt siu susIii&ss
Wert, bic foeben eri9ieasne Siosras
pbis Cir QgiIfrib 2apioHs, fOIsenbe
QnetbOte: @ines 9asss perorbnsts
er sinsm patienten eiu GIas Wein
u. als bieier ilm gang perpuHoert Jag,
ts, er babe ibu INNER fur einen 2lns
tiaItobOliier gebalisn, erpiberte Cir
glnbrep: %. Deiu bilft mau4mal
basL, bab mon i4nelley bur4 bic ars
belt toullt. 60 babe i1.sam Sci.
fpieI oft 5mansis 8riefs nc8 SH4
5u bedntportfu, unb bonn 1T mir Elm
9lds4en Gbampagner cine srobe
9iIfe-. -Wsinsn Sis pirtIias-
iaete Der Yatient speifslnb, .baB
elm GIds@en ebampnguer Jbntn bel
Der geant,portuug Der SpanSig Sries
fe bilit2- - .ytein nsiu-, uipiberte
Sir anbreip, .aber Denu i'd elm
Sldsdeu Ghampoener su mir seaom.
men babe, fitHtmere id mid an&
ni6t ben Deut mebr baruuL o. i4
Iie beouttnorte pber ni@t!1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

aapitGn 80 m. Goot unb
5nseHieur Gomu.l GaseI BON 0is
fdxrboot Biting .rtranien i'm Gu,
periorist In Der PSbs pom Duluth,
ols bic Biting nit bem aihisrf4iff
gliar, bas iid i'm SHIspptau oeS
SdItppsrs GbiIo 5.rris' befnRb, sus
iammenitieb. Scot Dtrf4nnnb, als
bic G4tfi. tOlIibierten, uao feline
2side purOe niht ssfunbtn. Die
asi4e Gas.ls purDe Don aiiistnipdH'
ttrh i'm Boot sntbedt. RapitGn
georee Gamer Don Der Gerris ieilts
NIT, buB Ous iyii6erboot in isinsn
Sdlepptrtg it.usrts. Don BEN
GdIspptau s.gsn ben Bug beg 9i4'
itrf9iffes ssipOrfsu rnb ssrtrimmsrt
tpurbe.
gs tn ftfstfttIlt pcrbsH,
bas Set 8rGnbsn Fart trbibte Wdnoe
aus 2ontrst burdb ben pIOBlidsn
Ssmperoturips6fel beim 9siprissn
nit tnIten WoFerHrablsu iDeuissrs be-
f4dbigf iperb,n, aIs iolde aus Gras
nit bon Ssutu oft sr0bk Sslds aS'
,isFisssss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

Inb i95ne S9rift NIT BEN rn1ter
Gube 5u ertutrben, bur4 bic er, piI
"a in einem onbersn Beri9t beiDt
ualle Guloenibreiber unb beriihmtl
!Hadenmeiiter iibtrtrnffer". Dieltl
Sdpeider tpirb in Der 2itsratur cei
iedsebnten unb iiebsebuien Sa9rbun.
berts bdufis eriDdbnt un5 IT aud
DieIfa9 anf wainaeu uuo Sii5.r
bargeiiellt iporben. Gr beiat Gef6id
in SiffIsrarbciten unb bat Ieine per'
f9iebsnsn Jdbisteiien ielbit in 5kr'
Ii9en gerIsn oussdpro4en:
.9iapGa id), bab es GDtt erbarme
Sab peber Singer, SdnD nod alrm
llnb mid aIio btbeIfeu mub,
S9reiD ih eoh bliss nit meinemGub
Drumb frOmmr Ghriit, bsin 2eSsn'
lang
Gag GCtt fiir bieie Wpblibuf Ddns,
Dab bu bait eiueu srabm -2eib'.
S9peider, Der bon ben poetsn Der
3eit bisifa1 befuHseu ipurbe, bat eiu
perbdItnibmdbig bObss utter bon msbl
aIs fe9yg Sabreu erueiai. Gisirr
syubtiinltler III bon mebr als eiEsm
Giiritsn feiner 3tit aufgeiu4t Dorben'
Gerobe3u aIs Elm 9enis ertpies i:t
banu in Der 5ipeiten SdIfte bes nein'
aebnten JabrbuHbsrts Der 2oniss'
berger SubiiiniiIsr 6. 9. 1lntb,n,
her MIDI, nur iibtr bic eSp0bnlidul
S4reibtiinite prfiists, fonbern aud
elm ause.,ti9nettr 8ioGnift unS
globeirotter gaporben 1T, Der fiebsr
Spra9eH flhbenb iprud.
9leben ben 5ubtiiniiIsrn nod Elm
Dort bon beriibmteH Rieisn unb3p.r.
gen. Cine pelf6nIi4ieit, bic on bas
Gr5senmab Der fossnbafttn Rieien sr'
inner., mar Balib.r paHous, Der
sbHrfsber bss snsIiI6en aDniss Sas
lob /. Rod Bel p,itsm sr0ber mar
Der beriibmts pcirid D'grisn, Der es
ouf 8 Gub Z 3oII gsbradt bat. Bon
ihln ersd6It man. tr babe feline pfeife
an ben StrabeHlaisrnsn dHSiinptu
f0nnen.
Sein Gr5btnmnb BAT aber DOT. ei'
mem Weni9ennlter Der Deritorbent
Oeiterreidber 5ran3 WinisImeier nod
sttpns iiberirOfi,n. Reben ibm III Der
9fieIe Wurpbp gu n.nnth Der nit ieis
nen s Jnb 2 3cl in ben fiinfsissr
sSabrsn DeutI1lanb bereiit bat. Oas
eritaunIi4it. RisIsHfrauIsin, bn . In
nsuersr 3eit auf grben gu ieben mar.
tit Wlaria We5bs, bic aus 8entens
BORT Bel Snls itdmmie unb bas Wab
BON 2.65 Wstsrn .rrsi9te.
RdpoIeon Der 0ritte bat einmal bic
abfonbsrIidt Sbss ssbabt, Elm Risien'
geiale9t berantnbiIbtn. gu bieism
3ped tpollts CT ben beriibmten Wlurs
pbp nit Der G4tpsi3sr Rieiin Ras
RE S6ubiasr berb,irniben. eeiber
bieb bi. Rieiin bertits gran Gshr
unb mar bic @ottIn etres 1nrirer
@drtners. Gin lbnIi9es mertpiiroisss
yrojett bat bi. S6ipeiter ptters bss
grobsn nit ibrsn 3iDersen gebcbt.
sic b,rief 3uer9. aus Der gan5en
WeIt nn& Wostnu. perheirathste lie,
bate aber nidt ben geipiinihtsn ers
fplg. Gs III betnnni. beb bic emerge
i'm nls.msinen febr jung iierbtn. Cine
ausnahms bilbsts nur Der polntf6e
@raf s5oIapb BsropIaps5ti, Der 1873
aeboren ipurbs unb Elm 2lIier BON nas
bs5u bunbsrt Sabren srrsi9t bat. Gin
befaunisr pielfa9 eripdhHter 3nerg III.
ou6 gsbt seipeisn, Der 3iptrs bes
polniIden R0niss Sianislaus. Der
nit 8pltairs btirsanbet mar. 5m
Sabre 1887 Iieb ii6 ini Mai m gsrs
lin Dor BEN Sallsid)sn 5hor in BEN
iogennnntsn Rsus2fmsritn Elm iIeinss
mann DON brtiBis Jabren, 5ipsi CUB
unb siniss 3olI bod, fir Gelb isheH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

- Btim 2anbpirt. ,Suu
sic 6enu gar ni&ts eegn bic Ditisu
6ligen I'M 2ntdl91
Die fmgn btt Soumerfrif4Ier
fGOn. BIZ fan froh penns mos s'tuu
BAN. 40
= Der @'e ieBer auf Ret
fen. Souriit GUM anoerM: ~8os
MAIDEN sic 10 lanse mn SeIepbons r.
r8i5eu @, id HiHsele bel ben
beridaebeaiteu @irten in ben @e-
bngsoorferu au uab Iaiie mir ois
5pedefnrte norIeiea, unb 6anoh
ri6te i3. oaaH ieaen Norgeu uteins
Gnin euil-
Der II aiute 2aaIIprob.
ar5t: SO. if tunu SbRsn ni4t bels
fen, Serr llppia Sic miiHtn DisrsehH
Sas bds .3irnmer biitep.'
patie1t: ~S46R, abef peIdess-
Mrot: .WeI9ess- =
patisut; -ga.txI;al - sas a0&
UEWX
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
GEO. P. SCAWE|TzER.
vOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 M s
1877 Ch7. s.rahe.
1877 CT Z. S.rahe.
Griiffiad)ei,

lebsr On In bsnifscr uHb eaaii6G sFraos
'ar eieftaftslsair. Dersins efr. uebeyfeszEgfn
-rrtsr s'r farnff trfsrct
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

Sn Der 3eit ppn 1865 Els
1857 bate DsatiGLana ssiusr'
Hki&s{a1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
aImf Der s No&seitsreiie.

5iibrer:: .&eiIt bab' i q iiHees Sbes
panr iiber'n Berg g'fiibrt. Gas mar
nber a Inismeilige Sud5l SeoesnIal,
,uenn a g'fdbrIide Steip foHiula Is,
ian I iteben blieb'n ulic bab'n bnIbe
ehnaS sartiisb Don atnisnss &bidiss
In,nsn1lsais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
gas Grkfnnfn.

glOpsaette Don Yseta eamiOn.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28
NORTH DAKOTA WANTS NEW
CONSTITUTION.

Bismark, N. D., June z7-lCy Union
Associated Press)-The pea>.2 OF this
State are holding a 'spctiai Gle ton
today to decide whether OF not hey
want a new constitution. a new Con-
stitution has been drafted by The Non
Partisan League, which ~coatrols the
State, the principal feature of which is
State ownership of public utilities. If
the new constitution is adopted, the
Governor will proclaim it. The prin-
cipal changes from the present Con-
stitution are in a clause which gives
to the State and all of its subdivisions
the right to engage in any business
or employment for public purposes"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28
And GOSSIP,

And Gossip.
Neither does culture consist entire
~ In joining a literary society devoted
to bridge whist.-Atchison Globe.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28
GRAIN DEALERS URGE ECONOMY

Toledo, Ohio, June 27-(By Union
Associated Press)-The war has made
a change in the programme of the
convention of the Ohio Grain Dealers
in session here today. The most eff
cient plans for economy and conser-
walton will be discussed in addition to
further means of assisting the gov
ernment at the present time.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28

Nurse--She says she's suffering
from Indigestion.
Doctor Emdee-No; It's her imagi.
nation. 4.
"... ..H %a- -. Poi. ....E.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28

NO Fake Resistance. :.
"Wouldn't let you kiss her?"
mo"
ibid you try?"
"She had 10 retire to her dressing
room and do up her hair"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28
~e,n.s From the Visiting NURSE

h order to keep youT hands from
hsans parboiled when you nave %
.rovide hot congresses for the inss
IA run ~ long wooden rods into
.sots stitched in the ends of the fannel
- linen congresses. Rest these sticEs
% ~ top Of the pan Of boiling water
- when II II time to Apply the ~.
- 4 10 easily wrung ~ twissins
~ sticks n opposite dirsctaoae
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28

When a fellow kisses his sweet
heart S pet dog he is just crazy enough
to be ~joyously in love, and then he
hasn't sense enough to know that the
cecil, wet nose of a pet dog is not a
good place upon which to land a kiss
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28
l.. M. GROSS
72l Spring Street

An cd saying is Keep a cool keGd,"
sGt the man responsible for the rs
port that the brain works bsst with
the temperature at 20 Fahrenheit may
be guilty Of -veremphasis.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28

The fellow who complains that he Is
having a hard time in keeping body
and soul together usually devotes his
entire income to the body and let's
his soul hang on as. best it can.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28

After years Of hard and combining
work a mar reaches the point where
he can afford to own an automobile,
only to find that in reaching it he
health has been SO impaired that his
doctor insists he must walk.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28

Our idea of a girl being natural and
Sweet is when she grabs the morning
paper and reads the millinery ads
while her daddy is snorting all v
the place for a chance to get the war
news.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28

Upon learning that $4,000 gallons
.iof castor oil have disappeared in the
/: United States during the past year,
every small boy in the land feels that
he has been guilty of grand larceny.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28
Not for Her.

"Do you consider thirteen an I'M
lucky number?" queried the spinster.
mot for me-" answered the pretty
grass widow. "Why 1t was on the
thirteenth Of the month that I got my
DIVORCE"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28
Society Climbers,

"The Notmuch family are Just wiz
about society, aren't they2"
"Why, my dear, they are such climb.
ere that they have even named their
youngest daughter Ivy"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-28
lust So.

Just SO.
"Some marry for love and some fof
money!" remarked the mOralizer.
"Yes," said the demoralizer. "LDvs
Is an excnse and money is a justi1eH
ton"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

Announcement by Adjt. Ancel carp
Of the Oklahoma national guard that
quarters for three organizations of
the guard must be provided in Tulsa
upon the return Of the troops from
the border, was followed yesterday
afternoon by conference between the
commander of the Oklahoma guard,
Capt. Alva j. Niles of Company {,
directors of the Dry Farming con-
sress and officers of the Chamber of
Commerce, which had as its result an
agreement whereby the cavalry troop
animals the mules Of the ambulance
corps and the officers mounts Will be
quartercd at the fairgrounds
Il also was announced that immedi-
atoly following the return of the
troops from the Mexican border, a
troop of cavalry would be organized
in Tulsa to be added to the ambulance
company and the infantry company
giving this city three distinct organ
izations. representing as many differ
ent branches of the army service.
This will necessitate the quartering