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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19

FOR sALE-A new bungalow. finest In
rooms. @ T bTTesSfast bath. 1owsr consSrynD sSTy
tory. rooms onk, built-in fenturcs.
drained basement. automatic water heat
er; servants quarters; garage, sacriflc-
ing cost Ia more 10 build now. Sec
Ownnr. 93l W MRshlngton " h06S.
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BARGAINS

S-room duplex bungalow, 2 bathrooms,
2 lots, half block from car line. well
located rents for 332 every month, new
y painted and IN flrst-cias condition.
This must sell Call us for price,
Modern pair lots. easy walking distance
from downtown, paving nearly paid out.
located northwest, Price $3.50
We have lots OF buyers and no listlngs
n you want to sell your property, list :,
with us, as wo are In the real estate
huHpesa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19
Beautiful Homes; Best Location

The two beautiful homes shown IN these
cuts are alone in their class when you CON
sdcr location completeness and price Be
sure and let us show you.
70 The two-Story residence is located at 4l5
Cassen Boulevard It has large living rooms
and four fine windowed sleeping rooms above,
handsome decorations two mantles, furnace,
etc Price, $500
The bungalow shown here is on Thirty
third. third house West Classcn. It is the
most complete bungalow OF the larger type,
and has basement all built-n work, and will
be finished in three days. See it il inter.
ested Best buy in residence section.
Notice-TheSe are exclusive lstings and
We also have exclusive control OF own other
new bungalows as follows: Dandy, facing
south one-hali block east Cassen OIL Thirty.
second Two fine six-room bungalows, $3.50
each, 1000 block West Twenty seventh Nice
iive-room bungalow, east front. North Hud-
son near Twenty-seyen,h. Dandy seven-room
residence, corner Eighteenth and Lee Five
room bungalow East Seventh 5000 A new
two-story and bungalow. southeast corner
Twenty-Second and Western; and others. lie,
US show you.
w jl4-Ofice over Kefr's.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19

lng this note WIN deliver lt.my-olf" "
'nvaiil0u Was completely overcome
Vow went on Fnnferl1t. 'tAkr my ad.
vice and rrturn 20 the bank
The detective went upo'alrs aud
knocked Nf the first door hr came 10 II
"ns opened hy % psgc dressed 'n fan
rlfl cogtunl" II Madame DIpay Hf
nomo'. b" asked The page h"si'ntsd
bur whom he sAid he came win a note
from VI Bertom} which required an an
sHcT h' WAS admitted Soon Nina Glp.
~ entered tho sunp'uously
room
She wns quite young sm'll md grace.
'ul with q dark olive complexion llci
nnnha ana feet we're those of child
Iong, curling eycBshos softcued me
huillsrcy ~ her black eyes Her Ips
wero fun ana her teeth very whit" she
had on a velvet drosrinR gown which dlt
not conceal the ruffcH beneath H. Hci
beauty waS 80 dazzling thaA the dctcr.
tive whs rp"srhlers with admiration
Af'cr looking at the detective with ill.
dlHgtiiscd contempt, Nina said what d,
you want i am charged 10 gire Won
this not" from VI Bcrtomy" She read
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19
A Co-Opsratiys
Proposition

WE HAVE secured ten acres OF proven
oil land In NowRta county. Oklahoma.
located In northwest quarter OF the north
east quarter of tho northeast quarter OF
section 3, township as north, range l6
east. This ten acres IL just 900 feet south
Of 50-barrel we'll recently drilled In.
In addition TO the ten acres above men
toned We have secured 20-ncrr lease
OF absolutely proven oil land located In
the south half OF tho southeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter ~ section 13.
township 20 north, range 10 east. In tho
Nowata oil field. NowRtn county. Okla
homa
Also 10 acres In the new CARRIER oil
field. In Garfield county, Oklahoma To-
Gated In section &. township 81 north,
range 4 west The oil in the CARRIER field
brings 1905 per barrel
We propose 10 sell one-fiftleth inter
est for 800 or twenty NTH inter
est for 5000 IA all three leases above mon
toned, and In addition to drill well on
ono Of the above Nowata lenses
We ARE holding out II onc-twenty mn
interest for our labor and expense This
II cooperative proposition and every
one shares alike. No salaries no office
ront, no promotion. no commission e
salcsmcn. just clcan-Cut proposltlon. n
you want In on this let us know AT once
Addren go Colcnrd Rlds Oklahoma
city Phones Walnut SOS and 1925
William q MappGr. Ron A Longfollow
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clNPTER III

what the Note Led To
f1UAM la your power said 'NF'.lnn.
seeing there was NO cscupe nul
handing over the note n read
Dear Nina II you love me FOL
low my instructions At once without nsk
lug qucstlonB Take absolutely every
thing YOU hsve of ours In th" hnus" 'nh
establish yourself In n .furuisned room
nj tho other end Of Paris 10 not np-
pear In public Conceal youtsolf ms much
as possible My life may depend upon
your obedience | am accused ~ robbery
aud about 10 be arrested Take with
yn.. Goa francs which you VIII fnl On Tho
HoCrcuiry Leave your address win cay
nllon who will explain what ! have not
time 10 write
This Madame Nina Glpsy" said thc
detective, 'ts doubtle" "a friend ~ VI
Bortnmy1" she is hls particular friend
I understand she ives in this house
Are the apartments she OccuplcH rented
I'M her nnme7" No. Prosper rent, them
VERY good On what floor" "On tho
FIRST" n thousand thanks In return
Will spare you the trouble OF deliver.
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ln' no,c avg Srsr'ed Ht"i, y w. i,,n,' ,, - -
~, ,u'II'.",. ni,' sWr,,'" ~" '..rh.,
~" mas nothlnG nv US sat Sn lnS1n
have finished the sentence Tor he' Hr
."nnInl,,"d ln,- '5',nr u" s,',hs ,n",r, u,g \"
n,t ~. t,a',t,t. 80 .nsvsrad .Vsrv
r'.'.i," v,.'. '''"
IiSr Svr, I,tl.d y,itb tears "One can
/ ,.',,,...,.,t .ttt,, , ls,L 10
-,,t,s, ,,,, E. i,,rs ." she
H. 80" ~, t,. ~, Iia
60 I', III 80 sr,ttt. m,
4 ,,., o,,s, t,,, IT, t,.. nat iny, me
E'Il NNn "'' '.' '''' 'u' wv ','t h
,,,, I.,,t.d man. .,l IN, own suffer
'. ~, ,,.. ,.., .... ,,od. ,i,. ,.,i-
Ia, t.,. ,ttt.,,I.r. ,..,.t ta,. made hin,
D.. ,,,. ,.i., ,.t,,,. H.. ,,, rnthiry IN
p,g.r,,
.uut why. then MADAME began
/ psrt,rl.t .t,I.. o. ,,,..7r .l. repa,ted 3.
..o.ry Ia4 br ,rt.,.I In, rrl,tions with
p-as' Tl,tI a. ..,., l,'.,. Vhv has he
sfol.rF Tu., t.,.Tot gu,as .'you.
srru thai a p.rtnrI. gntnhles" said
tho detective, .yr4. b., PLAYS. buf he IL
NOT ID gambler U.. pRyH as rr drinks and
suts without p..sIor' without .n,hu.-
.,s,U t,itbn.if rl.4auf. Uut love hin,
land vNl ray. him Come Iri ne 70 and
confront the wretch who dbr,s to nc-
suso Prosper"
Madame" said Farforlot when he
hpd rIm,d Oh, woman "yuu may do
PROSPER much hlriu if Won ~, not obey
.uIm inruU.rIy uo ny Ie hns ordered
yuu can son MOT understand that Pros.
r,r. .t1. d.. lrt.,ft reasons for vour re
naming lu ohsulrity at prsscut2 The
police may be- her. on an, minute Come.
/ Vu lind a sn'r r.,ront Tor YOU" The
woman ,au now I'm su.h a state that shn
readily allowed herself 20 be guided b,
Iur'eflot and that ,.enirR under the
, name W palmvro Chocar,iIr. VAS safely
established Al the Hotel " tho Grand
Nrrlaupcl uN tho yunN - Michel which
I,,rrllsnt oatalushueni was run hy tho
excellent Madame AlDrprdrc
Asa matter NJ fact Madame AlcSnndre
wH4 the vito ~ detective Ferrrriot lie
|hRd married tho vIIoV Alexander and
.I,r rrUiiaiInr Iu.tr,sa. scyrr.I ycora hc
'u.n nuI tai found ben n NH wayg his
better half FaufarI0ta idea was that
'hf would k,rp gIrsy sou~eplei tutl surh
Itme aa II suited nm to produce her She
wns cord In tho Erm. he was playing
|nrd he Thought rigNily good ono
When Prosper was Going throurb m.
form M hla committu,rt Vt.the brefer-
tufa his attention wns drawn to n middle
aged man u rather di4'inguishod appear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19

was necessary for him TO play . 49,
game. That might b discovered q 80
minute. In serving. at the same tluG
he cause OF Justice and HE own oD4{s
tions he ran great risk. the least o. Wktoh
was losing his place. He gave tho M
tory of Prosper's lsttsr to Nina A.
handed II TO the magistrate. But he ~
not breathe word about Madeleine. o.
the other hand he furnlshsd PatrDoG4
per and Madame olpsy which hs he'd ~
lected during tho day.
ON dismissing Fanfsriot. the maOlos,
trate sGld. Above all things. 90 ~
lose sight OF Madame Gipsy." II Wlo
not" replied the detective. She 10 -
good hands Il" Through her" oontinue4
NJ ratrigpnt "we may get track OF tho
I money. She must know where To- Th9
prisoner has not had time TO spend w..
| The young man iB evidenly guilty"
thought NJ Patrigent. Only two OF tNo
had Jailed 10 put In an appearance. Cn4
WAS the messenger whom Prosper hal
| sent to draw the mOnny from the HAn4
! " France who was III from q fall An4
/ IN" other was Raoui de Lsgors, who ~
/ absent from Paris
Three DAYS later, Prosper was sum-
moncd again before NJ. Patrigsnt. ~
/ Prosper was being conducted through
the corridor leading to the office Of The
/ magistrate, VI l,ocoq, the man With tho
gold spectacles whom he had seeu SIT
he was first committed and who seemed
10 have been 40 startled at Prospsr's eps
pearance a. tho Prefecture paseed MIN,
w OF good cheer. NJ Prosper Bsrtosny.'
said Iecoq, ar he passed "There are
those who will Bssist you"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
Zinc Lands, Leases, Mines in
Marion County, Arkansas,
Enr Cnln | nndc IN Enn.

W OtNlC A=NllhD w W.
Eighty acres, l3-le-le, $1,000; 10 scres.
li-l9-lG. $500
This land In surrounded by good zinc
mines. only five miles northeast Of Yell
Nllle a'Rtion; has zinc ore on II; buy II;
4 sou do not Wnnt 10 develop II. lease
w AZ 10 percent royalty and II might make
YOU 81 600 per month
Eighty HcrcE two miles from Burfaio
station. can sell lease for 5000 bonus.
lease pays 10 percent royalty and lessee
viii begin mining nj once n has splendid
zinc orc on Il: 81 600 viii take IL II bought
at once, II might make you wealthy. is
acres Joining on the vest the big Morn
inr star mine, situated rlght. a lower
run Of jack, very rlch ! can deliver this
IN bought NJ once in fee for $4,000. put
., n6'9Oo mn on II and you can ne!
| 1900 per month on the Investment: |
have two tcn.acrc tracts near this for
$500 each
Center Drive mine, so acres fee. $4,000
ore sells at s. premium. the richest ore
Lin Marion county. 3is miles from F1lppln
depot. good roads: put a hlg mill on this
and you may make million
Zinc Land Leases for Sale;
gao acres only $500 somo Of this land
Joins the section In which the famous
SILVER Hollow. ono ~ tho best zinc mines
In Arkansas, IL located. this land has
Ilnc orc on II, buy and develop II and
/ YOU viii strike II rich
! Forty acres 500, royalty 10 percent. I
miles from lellyilc station: good resin
lack zinc on land, Joins tho Dewey mine
and Sobley White mine; you don't have 10
prospect on thlS hand. but begin at once
digging out the rich ORC. will sell tho
land cheap II YOU do not want 20 lease
H.
Eighty acres. l2-l7-l5, 81 900: this 40
acres ls proven zinc ore, very rich sur
rdknded by good mines: the best In ali
Arkansas; you can pat two or three mills
on this land and In six months from tho
Time you begin operating the mills you
VIII have your inveStment back and a
property that Is worth hundreds Of thou
sands OF dollars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19

FOR SALE Four rooms super modern;
all built-in features. garage; servants
house; $50 barrel cstern; nice shtuhbery;
on pavement; price s.? 800; only $500 cash,
balance f2b per month,
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
ts0 0O0 To loan on Real Estate
S0s-lO Insurance Rlde Maple 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19

Tn, copper dome on the cosstAeuno
a, Canton, Ohio. he's been psinlel 9
white and blue, end n oeAss e r
county eommisslcNsss w,li vsu0n
until The end d ~ NJ 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19

OKLAHOMA TRUST CONN'NY.
$4,000 to loan on Real Estate.
5os.lo Insurance bldg Maple %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

USE that Liberty Bond In buying this
new i-room home on West 3ist. 81, 900
Baxter. National Bldg
LIBERTY BOND will help buy this bar
gain. li5-foot close IN. double road
trncknge. hhNtcr. National HldE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TO MOVE OFF Eigh,.room modern
house i36 W Main. SEQ It Monday
Sam Miller
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on two lots on West 9Th St; price
only N.Tb0; 5000 cGsh. balance $50 per
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
BREAK 4 CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP Of FIGS
Cleanses the little liver and
bowels and they get well
quick.

When your child suffers from a
cold don't wait; give the little
stomach, liver and bowels a gentle
thorough cleansing at once. When
cross, peevish, iistless. pale. doesn't
sleep. eat or act naturally; II breath
is bad stomach sour. give a teaspoon
full OF California syrup or Figs" and
IN a few hours all the clOgged-up,
constipated waste, sour bile and UNI
oiEesred 1000 viii gently move out
or the bowels and you have a wen.
playful child again.
II your child coughs. snufflcs and
has caught cold or Is feyerish or has
a sore throat give a good dose Of
California syrup Of Figs" 10 evacu-
ate the bowels no difference what
0tner treatment is given.
Sick children needn't be coaNcd 10
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions OF mothers keep 10 handy be-
cause they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure They also know a little
given today saves a sick child to-
morrow.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent
bottle OF California Syrup OF Figs,
which contains directions for babies,
children Of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on the bottle. Beware OF
counterfeits sold here. Get the gen
ulue. made BIZ California Fig Syrup
Company.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
0Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND The WATER FALL


II, Uncle Wiggilyl Please
come and play with usI'
called Jimmie Wibblew0b-

- H, Uncle WiggilyI Please
come and play with us-'
- called Jimmie Wibblewob-
l-e the boy duck, one morning as
ne stood quackinE out in front Of
the hollow stump bungalow. where
Uncle WiggiIy L0ngears. the rabbit
gentleman, lived
"Nonsense- Run away, Uncle Wig
EiIy can't come out to pIay-' said
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy-
"Oh, yes. he can" exclaimed the old
rabbit gentleman himself And down
he came off the porcn. carrying his
tail silk hat on one ear, while under
his paw he had the red, white and
blue striped rheuma tlSm cruTCh that
his muskrat lady house keeper had
Enawed for him out of cOrnstalk-
III come and play" said the bunny
uncle, twinkling his pink nose
"Oh. EOOdie." QuaCked Alice Wlbhle-
wobble, the duck girl sister Of Jim
mic
We're going to have fun at the
waterfall" added Lulu the other
duck
So Uncle Wiggily, with Lulu, Alice
and Jimmie. set Off through the woods
10 20 TO where the waters OF the lit
tie brook tumb1ed and fell over the
green, messy stones. making water
fall
Dear me-" exclaimed Nurse Jane
Fuzzy WuZzv. shaking her tail as
Uncle Wiggily went off with the duck
children Il never saw such childiSn
old rabbit gentleman in all my life
But uncle Wi--IIy wanted TO have
some FUN. as he did not like 10 feel
old And. pretty soon, he was watch
ing the duck boy and girls padding in
the water. as they let some diamond
the fall.
Isn't there anything else we can
dO-' asked Alice, when she and Lulu
finished making some mud pies which
Jimmie made believe eat II want TO
have some other kind Of FUN"
can make water wheel said
Jimmie
What's that asked Lulu.
It's like pinwheeL only it's diff
ferenL" explained her brother. You
make IL OF two little pieces "a Wood,
Duh together in the shape OF a letter
y and YOU fasreu IL on a stick so II
viii whirl around, and when You
hold il under the falling water IL
turns like an electric ian or pin
wheel"
PLEASE make one for Us" said
IT will" said Jimmie and he did
Uncle WlEglly- with his strong teeth.
guaWed out OF tree the wooden
paddles for Jimmie's water wheel aud
soon the duck boy had put Il to-
Eether and il was splashinE around
and around under the little waterfall.
Leaving the duck children at their
fun. Uncle WigE5ly wandered on and
on through the woods
Perhaps 7 may have an ad-
venture he said ~I hope So"
20 sooner had ne said these words.
Just as IL happens in fairy stories,
than. all or a sudden. from behind a
bush the rabbit gentleman heard a
voice saying most sadly
ooh. dear, Oh, dear, III never get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
The Daily Novelette,
At BAY

- FILINGS spied BaIUngs Just two
X and an eighth seconds after
II BalIiuss sDied him. so Billings
did not have a chance 10 dodge
around the corner Unobservel.
Hello. BaIliugs" he said with az
fected cordially.
'TIello Biuingsr~ echoed Bauings
with the hearuest and siucerest cor
diauty Just the very exact identi-
cal man I've been wanting to see. All
the fellows but you have come across
with something for the Belgian fund.
How about you Billings. old man.
"BaHiugs." said Billings, Il con
slider myself as charitable as the next
man. and maybe a darn sight char
.itabler- And don't deny that there
is plenty of suffering and need over
there in Belgium. But can you deny
BalliuES, can you deny that we have
poor and needy persons right here iu
America IN staggering numbers, No.
OF course you can't And ] for one
am not IN favor of sending money
across 10 strange Belsiaus while uu-
tortunates clamor at our very doors.
BalliuESs eyes shoue defEhtedlv.
Billings Inc said whole heartedl-.
your sentiments do you credit [ am
glad TO hear YOU voice them. for
am also treasurer Of the Home Relief
society. and I shall be only too happy,
Billings. only too happy, TO take for
that organization what YOU would
otherwise have given the Belsians-
Billings swallowed hard.
Here's two dollar note, BallluEs,'
he said between his teeth do what
you darn please with it,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23

FTEE the early hours this
a should be an extraordinary
1 \ lucky day The sun. Saturn
and Neptune are fin benefic aspect
while Mars is strongly adverse
In the morning Mars rules with
sinister power. presasiug activities
on the part OF soldiers and discou-
tent among civilians who are OF army
age.
Under this sway Quarrels and riots
are supposed TO he encouraged It is
a time when INCA are inclined TO be
overbeariuE and aggressive
The afternoon is a time TO seek the
influence OF men in places OF power
Political aspirauts should take adj
vantage OF this government OF the
stars.
Criticism OF public men and public
policies is believed to be fostered
while this confiEura ton prevails and
it may even inspire reasonable acts
and Utterances.
Again there is a good sign for agri-
culture and certain crops at first dis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
NOTED lawyer
NOW COMESOUT
WITH THE FACTS
B. ". AshWorth declares
Tanlac has proven to be
correct thing.

'I have used four bottles OF Taulac
and IL has convinced me OF the fact
that IL is the right medicine for
troubles like I had and I am more
than glad 20 let other people know
OF the benefits 7 have derived from
it, This statement was made by
e. ". AshWorth. a prominent at
torney and councillor at law Of Dali
las Texas. recently.
For five years. Col Ashworth
continued, 7 suffered from weak
ness. slortness Of breath and general
debility had no appetite at all
and never enjoyed anything to eat.
Ny vitality got at very low eoo.
7 was sluggish and tired most all
the time and had shortness OF
breath that prevented me from
taking much exercise couldn
either walk fast or far, as my
strength would soon play out /
suffered from consultation all the
time, was very nervous and got so
little rest and sleep at night that
] would get up IN the mornings all
tired out and couldn't throw OF my
weak. debilitated feeling at all
81 felt that something had 70 pc
done and finally I res0rlec 10 Iau-ac
and Just let me say I have found lt
the proper thing for me II started
my troubles on the retreat in Just
q few days and now am able 10 eat
anything and enjoy It 1 have over
come that tired weak condition ana
my nerves are as strong as anybody
and my vitality is splendid I sleep
fine all night and get UP in the morn
inEs feeling rested and fit for my
duties I feel stronger and have
more vim and energy than I have in
years. ] have also gained six pounds
in weight and cheerfully recon
mend Tanlac to any one needing
general all round Strengthening out
and building up"
Tanlac is sold in Il PasO by Kelly
and Pollard Company, Inc. under the
personal direction Of a special Tan
lac ntative--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
D The WATER FALL

it done az this rate. and II I don't
there won't be any for dinner Oh
dear! What shall I do2
Hal That sounds like trouble where
may be able TO help said Uncle
MiEgily, sort OF sprucinE himself I'D
and twiukling his pink nose
He looked behind the bush. and
there he saw a little mouse lady Be
side her was a churn with a round
wheel instead Of a handle. and the
mouse lady was turning this wheel
slowly.
What is the natter asked Uncle
Wiggily.
answered the mouse lady. q put thc
sour cream I'm my churn. and I've
turned and turned and turned it, but
7 cannot turn fast enough. and 7 fear
the butter will not he made in time
for dinner. Oh, dear
Let me try said Uncle WigEilv.
But when he turned the churn for the
much stronger than was she, and she
cried
ooh. that Will never do, Tt would be
all right TO make ice cream. turning
fast that way, but not for butter
"Ht, Then 7 know just what %
DO" said Uncle Wiggily III hitch
your Churn to Jimmie WibbleWobble's
around Just fast enough to make but
ter"
So he took the mouse lady's churn.
sour cream and all. 10 the banks or
the little brook, and when the wheel
Of the churn was made fast TO the
water wheel with a stand Of honey
suckle vine for a belt, the splashinE
water wheel chUrned the butter as
nicely rs you please.
"Oh, this Is lovely cried the mouse
lady as she took out the yellow lump
OF butter on some green grape leaves.
Now you must all come TO lunch with
me and spread some of my new bu--
ter on your bread and carrot jam"
And they did. Uncle WigEily in
cluded. And every one said Jimmie's
waterfall wheel was fine.
So you see everything came out all
right and if the bOOkWorm doesn't 90
fishing with the icepick and tickle
the frozen pudding. III tell you next
about Uncle WiEgily and the sour
Erass.-Copyrigh 1917, by Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
HOROSCOPE

appointing VIII bring large profits. Il
is predicted
The death Of a finaucier again IS
prophesied, but his passing VIII pro-
duce but a brief anxiety in the world
ne has helped 20 rule
This should be rather favorable rule
for sea voyages. FOR beginning jour
news and for naval operations
As next month is to be a time for
new national problems, more harassv
ing than any that have marked the
beginning Of the war. the seers coun-
sci abstinence from criticism and 10y
atty IN thought as well as word
The stars may bring to the people
Of the United States unexpected op-
portunities TO make world history.
owing to sudden changes in European
conditions. The planets seem 70
presage what is sensational and un-
expected
Persons whose birthdate 10 Is should
avoid uuarreliuE and litigation Iney
have the augury Of a prosperous year
Children born on this day viii prob
ably be exceedingly quick and active.
These subjects Of Leo usually are sue
Cessful-CopyriEh 1917. by the Nc
CIure Newspaper Syndicate