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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
GERMANS RETURN
DEPORTED FRENCH
UNABLE TO WORK
thousand a Day Sent Home
Via Switzerland,

LONDON, July lS-French men,
women and children, under IS and more
than SO years OF age, are being returned
by the Germans to France from occu-
pied sections in the northern part OF
the country at the rate OF 1000 day,
according to advlces received by the
Belgian relief commission here, The
repatriation is being carried out
through Switzerland.
Thousands OF these refugees have ar
rived at Evian les Bains, in the depart
rncnt OF Haute Savoie OF Lake Geneva.
Their condition is described as most
pitiful. The relief commission and the
American Red Cross may take meas
urcs TO relieve them as Elvian les Bains,
with no adequate accommodations for
such throngs, is daily becoming more
congested.
The refugees are all persons inca
pable of performing work useful to the
Germans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
House Suits-95c..Sl.49

These are becoming quite popu-
lar, we suppose because they are
80 comfortable and practicable.
The suits consist Of two pieces,
jacket and skirt made of excellent
and washable material finished with
braids. pleaS and tucks. There are
MILDLY or open front styles. We
have divided them into two groups.
both of new low prices, to.wit !:
Group /, 95c; group 2, Sl.49.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Amiability Medal
at Divorce Trial

NEW YORK, July ls-(Special j.
Exhibit No in the trial of the separa
ton action brough, by Anna X. Hatton
against DR. Thomas NJ Ha,ton, wealthy
dentist, will be a medal II was award.
ed Mrs Hatton by her class in Hunter
college for amiabiity.
Mrs, Hatton mentioned the medal IN
reiutc her husbands charge that her
violent temper caused disagreemen,s.
Justice Hendrick reserved the de.
cislon on her plea Tor allmony
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Invest. Extend Business.

II is vital to the interests of state
and nation that the kind of business
that is necessary in war time be ex-
tended to the greatest possible degree
II your business enterprise is one that
meets any OF the real economic need, oi
the nation. don't hesitate to invest AMI
expand. The government will see to il
that legitimate business does not SUI;
fer. Greater production and greater ef-
ficency is the call OF the hour.
Thousands of acres OF burned corn
fields are mute appeals to Oklahoma
farmers to plant more wheat next year,
and kafir.
When you slaughter a COW or a calf
or brood SOW, you fire a gun at your
own boys at the front.
Housewives, send your names TO Mr.
Hoover. Sign the food pledge 1t costs
nothing and it will be the means Of
making possible lower prices for every
one and better food for our boys at the
front
when the world is in need of food.
the waste OF it is a crime regardless OF
the price of the food or the wealth OF
the waster."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

lenee, you know when 10 keep ~
better than any woman l know" s1
| flashed her a loving, comprsheal.
ing smile, but did not spoil the -.
comium by speech. And then fos ~
minutes that seemed ~ many hsafA
Lillian paced swiftly up and down ~
room. II is habit OF hers whensvse
she is undergoing mental distress, e
when she has some problem OF NJ
work to unravel.
When at last she laid her hands
upon my shoulder | knew from the
tenseness Of her grip that she had q
last come to some decision concernIaR
the confidence she meant to make q
me III
81 have a letter from Harry to show
you" she said and I saw the psees'
tremble in her hand. There are thi1sp
in It which will pain you, but I feet %
II must have your counsel, ! have hot
all my perspective, I'm afraid. and I
dare not trust my own Judgment"
There are things in il which tin
pain YOU" | repeated the words ii.
lently to myself And Dicky had sald
Make allowances II you can." WIN
he found out that Lillian had sent lbs
me- 4
What was there In this letter q
Harry Underwood, that conesrse6
mei n
i(CopyriRht. 1927 ., E
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Girls Dresses, Csc

Delightful affairs in ginghams
and any number of colors and pat
in plaids, stripes and checks. Can't
give individual descriptions because
there are too many different styles.
The size ranges from 6 to Ia years
and at 63c they are extraordinary
values
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
veMu$A1tla hsxar
FROM OKLAHOMA sIAM COUNCIL or DEFENSE
<lAhOMA STAkE COUNCIL or DEFENSE

twice as much seed as he will need next
year, He must have at least enough
room to store enough for next years
planting. II is both poor business and
poor patriotism to permit that to leave
the farm that will have to be brought
back later, after it has been handled
by one or a half dozen men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Women's s Neckwear, Sc

Collars Of exquisite Georsstto
crepe and the daintisst Of cotton
voiles, white and variety Of colors.
Plain styles--with the beauty OF
sweet simplicity. Lace trimmed
styles--ss frilly and as fussy % you
please. Former prices were two
and three times 69c.
Pongee collars, small group, ~.
duced to 25c. II.
Collar and cuff sets of lawn, re-
duced to 26c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
The War Lord Speaks,

81 repeat that the formula of peace
without annexation is unacceptable to
u.s. We cannot declare our terms OF
peace. We must fight and conquer"
These sentences, spoken by Won Beth
mann Hollweg before the German
reichstag. illustrate the attitude of the
war party in Germany, the party that
is as traitorous to the common people
of Germany as it is dangerous to the
whole world.
The Prussian military machine Con
Quered" Belgium. i: Conquered" north
ern France and it Conquered" Poland
And IN every case. conquering meant
ruthless destruction OF property and
life and honor, and this by definite
military policy "The larger the num-
Der that we starve, the smaller the
number that we will have to remove
from the conquered territory" is the
way the situation was stated by one
military leader.
Part OF the German plan was TO con
quer" the United States and make US
pay the cost of the war. The Japan,
Mexican affair was simply another OF
the dozens of proofs OF the statement
even il il were not admitted by the
Germans themselves.
Every filled fruit Jar is an addition
to the armor that will shut out Prus.
sian bullets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Wireless Tower
to Be DESTROYED

RlVERHEAD n. Y, July lS--De-
struction OF a wireless tower erected
here several yeats ago by Nicola Tesla,
inventor, has been ordered by govern
ment order to prevent its use by German
spies to transmit information, il became
known today. 1t had been abandoned by
Tesla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Cirls' Dresses, 81.

Made of lawns and ginghams in light col.
orngs Just few that we hope to clear
away before the half day is half done-6 to
Is years Reduced to ST.
Infants white dresses, 6 months. |, e. B. and
years. Soft and beautiful longcoth; re-
duccd one third
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Storage Facilities for Tenants

Thousand, of farms In Oklahoma
that are worked by tenants have abso-
lutely no storage facilities, either for
seed, grain or fodder. II is not always
profitable to erect sheds for the storage
of fodder, but landlords must provide
facilities for the storage of seed and
grain for their tenants. Real fore.
thought demands that every farmer hold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

There have not been such cotton goods op-
portunties this year and there are not likely
to be again in long long time
White goods, SO and 4o-inch widths, l0c
yard,
voiles In all colors and many patterns, 40
inches wide Isc yard.
Batiste, % and 30 inches wide, twenty-five
or more patterns, l0c yard.
Nainsook reduced to loc; plain white, 10
to 20 yard lengths
Chiffon batiste, IS inches wide, very spe-
cial, 49c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Splash!

Bathing caps for the women and
children at prices reduced to rock
bottom. A dozen or more styles,
every one more charming than the
other, It seems. The new rates are
25c and 86c,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

Once before we had similar
group of Georgette blouses selling
at 1895. The announcement Of the
event created a sensation. and the
buying was like going to a fire. Re-
peating the offering Is likely to re-
peat the crowds. We warn you,
therefore, to get here as early as
you can.
Every one Ia new and the Georg-
cite of which they are made Ia ex-
ceedingly beautiful-as soft as the
down on a peach. The styles are
charming to say the least, with their
pin tucks, hemstitching and pretty
laces. They are sized correctly.
They fit accurately. Furthermore,
there are all sizes. Flesh and white.
Lingerie Blousss, $1.08.
Samples Of some surpluses from our own
stock. All deeply reduced in the hope that
Thursday shall see the last of them All
sizes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Care for Machinery.

Not only high prices but future pos
sibility of prohibition of manufacture
makes it imperative that farmers take
the best possible care Of farm machin.
cry. 1t is impossible now to foretell
what the emergencies OF the war may
demand. The immediate necessities Of
Our fighting forces must be provided In
all events. Better care OF machinery
with liberal use OF paint for that no,
in use, will pay in dollars and will be a
patriotic act at the same time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

A little lot that comes up for
quick, immediate clearance. No
doubt they will 90 before the half
day is done for we have made the
price abnormally low. They are
made Of plain and dainty cross bar
dimities. They are well made and
cool and comfortable. Sizes range
from 2 to 10 years.
Corset Covers, %3e.
Most unusual values, a. you will know the
moment you see them. Excellent nAinsooks.
neatly, prettily trimmed in unusually fine
laces and embroderies. There are all sises.
Womcn's gowns, too, at @Jc. Slipoves or
sopen front styles with long sleeves. The
materials are musns and longcoths and the
trimmings are laces and embroideries. There
arc oil sizes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Store Closes To
The Sale of White and
Colored Cottons

Continues 7 h ursday
m o rning. Yesterday a
fresh lot arrived too late
for the initial day of the
sale, To-day, still more are
added. and the event as
sumes an Importance and
a magnitude upprccedent-
ed at this season OF the
year, Aside from the
items given here you will
find practically all OF
those advertised Sunday,
Tursday and Wednrsdav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Ribbons Reduced to lOc

Beautiful ribbons, all silk, Az
inches wide in a wonderful assort-
ment Of printed warp patterns,
florals mainly. At 10c yard they
are extraordinary and we use the
word advisedly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Stifle the Speculator.

Is there evidence in your neighbor
hood that someone is forming a comb-
nation to force consumers to pay an in.
excusably high price for foodstufis
Or is there evidence that someone who
did not produce food supplies is hoard.
ing them and holding for higher
price, Not only are these acts criminal
but they will be punished quickly and
severely by the federal authorities, II
you have evidence of such practice no
tify the Oklahoma state council Of de.
fense and we will pass the information
on TO Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

The emergencies of the war call for
many college trained men and wom-
en-. The government wants boys and
girls to stay in grammar, high school
and college until their services are de-
manded elsewhere.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Copyright, 1922

Baby fingers are cIutching q ~,
purse Give US milk and Ia
cry. "and we will fiGte yoWl
and nurse your WOUNDS n W2X
generation" Support The Oklo
Milk and Ice fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
THURSDAY HALF DAY SAL
Summer Half. Holiday
Corset Clearance

We do not agree with Mr..
Shakespeare when he says that
there is nothing in a name," for
we are very sure that should we
print thesname Of the corsets caught
by this Thursday morning clearance
the selling would be over before
ten. The manufacturers, however,
refused to grant us that privilege
and so we must make shift by tell
ing you that they are standard
corsets, the kind we have been sell
ing for years, and that they are re-
duced because they are in odd lots
and broken sizes.
Please do not misunderstood us.
Every corset in this event Is Of this
seasons vintage. The materials are
batiste and corset coutil There are
medium and low bust models, long
hip styles and all Of them are fitted
with hose supporters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

A quart Of canned 49,
toes on the shelf u wen
ting on the ground iyS|,.|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Brassisrss, Reduced to 3Sc.

Made Of dainty marquiset,e in one Of the
daintiest shades Of pink you have ever seen.
Wide lace is set in at the top. There arc all
sizes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

Every filled fruit jar is an addition
to the armor that will shut out Prus-
sian bullets,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

When you slaughter a COW or a calf
or brood SOW, you fire a gun at your
own boys at the front.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

DIPPING TO
ZERO MARK
Gold Wave Finds Hun
dreds of Homes
Without Fuel


WIN in' metcuF. dut io di"p
nc9r tho zero mark SATURDAY. nigh.
ANA fbs .roV .r5 l..n ,rird- a..
a,.. a.. ,...,.
'''' ''''' ''''"' ''N o. '''''
lhtit ir nio peer Tor very unhappy
Weekend Tor many thousands of n,
rrotfsr. Coal hin. In n,a mafor.,.
'' ''''''' ''Ii"I iil' empty
Tho 'ura which is FIRST cousin ra
bLzzarI +. general rhrsnr fh.
mIdal. Wee. In many nl.era tN.
snowfall h.. boon v.rg boav. and
tl. lo.. f.Yn,,stur. ppit-.r..l
Tho .n,rcuIr continue. 49, slfl.
downward ana Ior.l sorerasf., \
b Conpar vaInA t.at ft win nrob
abl,- ,c. .,. l,y ~. ags dac~oes ,hov.
Iaro ssn-d9y niert
rp tho polica rc.l administration
or,ce 30 ,,..,, ,..,.,,,t..l 81, ,oo,, ,,, .,,t
trf.y faat tba t,,r.,l, ie e,ding !,
dInie4,tt -fo .disco,er ann, COL a. do
ly,r an tbe or5pr. tba, .ro .i,o,i,.
gocdipp fbo dapart,,.,r,t l(-,,,c,, ,,r,1
cbiIdron hiue vifb fbs coId ami
.pi1erirp from Ion, gyros,lre and
suffering wont as tba, Io,.cd tbeir
qoteals for holm c-piI..,. c,,,itions
existed In tba r,a.e,,..s og., me
sufferers eockeJ q, fbs bono tb,t
rho cftyts chief ,,.c,,tf,.. ,.,,,,ta as
sis-.tborp to qet .,o,i,-b c,aI T.,
keen tbsr from fr.e7irg a. poon
saturday the police had ronorts a,
21g6 Greless homes which nroba
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

tq me that 7 ala not care 80 much
now whether Dick was aiarlenae4
with mo or not. ] did not have TIA
slightest intenti0r - acting any aff-
fcrsnfiy than had declared would
ncr AS the majority at0fahoidsr 81
tho selwyn Book concern Z intended
tn vote ny stock
Z took a malicious pleasure in put-
tinz 0u my most frivolous frpck.
hanged my stout WalkIGe shoes 10
nIE steel buckles Then with my
white fox FUR collar and new n.tr
0f white Kid gloves. 7 set forth know
IuF 7 was looking like nothing e.ra
than very VTetty woman Who va
and 'spIU the beans" as Dick lad
said fhe night before I knew mat
ererv man there would hate nae and
! was glad of IT,
Ms heart vas beating like n trin-
hammer as 4 opened the door ana
walked into the Cold room - tha
Congress hotel whore about 90 men
were assembled.
They al looked az me inquiriurly.
some admlriugiy and Few indiE-
uautlT a. Jim rose and said.
Gentlemen. this is Mrs Wnveriv,
tho largest stockholder iu the SeiwFn
Book concern. Mr. WnveriY and L
thot she had better be called into
this conference"
looked at Jim repr6achfuuy. L
dil not know he could iie 20 grnca-
fgHv and glibiy as he had JUST dome
The men all arose ~ Im Jed me
fu seat ~ "a little table where ns
and Dick We're sitting ] could see
7Hun of the men were quite angry
that i had butted iu but ] was ae-
drtrrw med that would not be 'ei
into talking before Do WAS necessary.
so iust smiled, bowed. and took
-rv scat
TO be conttnusd)
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
BIG GERMAN
PEACE PUSH
EXPECTED
L. S. Officers Think
Berlin Will Try To
Exploit Gains
BY CARL d. GROAT.
staf Correspondent United Press


WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Amcri.
can military men many OF them
just back from Europe believe Ger.
many's main offensive This winter
viii bee political She viii drive
hard for peace.
Meantime. She viii try by strong
attacks 90 get the greatest adyant-
age possible on the western and
italian fronts, and strive no swing
Russia permanently out of the All.
liel ranks
Al regard the situation from an
American Allied standpoint as hope.
ful. despite Italian reVersos and The
Cambria retirement The latter.
they say uu1csitatinEly resulted
ircm dire necessity but Allied
30 source, are SO vast that The Ger
mans r1r never break thru, experts
FHid CuphatiCdlly -teaH@ As Che
military men see b. Germany pro.
poses % gather sufficient military
advantage now so that she may
argue 10 her lwn people that she is
1T tNIIIi i'f'.I vie N Nilltf u. Nlif NNlli' NAAAtf
she continues to make secret and
public oycrures 20 the Allies
These peace offers viii be
spurncd
81 Germany undertakes a big win
iet oH. nsire IT, viii mean that train
ine of American troops in Europe
must b shortened, authorities said
pul fhgI America must take An
earlier part in tho fighting AZ pres.
cl' there is no suggestion 40 the
o4~ department OF any alteration
in schedules
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
VIII CONDUCT
REFERENDUM ON
NO BOOZE PLAN

Tho Detroit B0ard of Commero
viii conduct referendum on fha
question OF sending resolution. f0
MICHIGAN Representatives ia CON
rrass Wmng them 90 vote Cor ne.
tional prohibition Copies OF the
proposed resolutions. arc being
mailed to ihe members with the rc
0gest that they signify their ap
Droy on disapproyal before next
Friday This, of course was focid-
ed on in a meeting of the board OF
directors Friday afternoon The
resolution follows
Ee n resolved by tho hoard of d.
rcrtor- Of tine Detroit Board of Come
mer.e hat tho congress of the
United -tatcs Doc most respectfully
requested to speedily adopt the r"s
nlutInu provi0iug for the subm s-Ion
m Hu amendment to Tho United
States cCystItution to th, sos cral
states Cor ratification. prohibiting tho
manufacfuI. and sale for heNere re
pUrpu us'- ~ intoxicating hGnurs with.
u fH, bound OF the United States.
which amendment has alrc8dy been
passed hy Che senate and is uoV
pend. .ns- IL the house. IL representa-
tiVFt
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
WILL DISCUSS
SPIRITUALISM

The question OF "Spiritualism is
ort-u. and rho source OF iis pow
or viii be considered by Archer v
Cotton. me SeyenthDay Adventist
evangelist in his free Biblical lecture
az 'he Arcadia Sunday night
lfs popularity he viii declare was
forecastpd by the inspired writer's.
End that D. is more than mere trick.
c.s on mesmerism or hypnotism he
win how was also stated in the
scripture
Mr Cotton viii dwell on the many
supernatural manifestations that
hayo been made thru this power
and point OUT what is responsible
for pch manifestations.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Confessions
.N6SWi&o/s
Margie Attends the convention

Little book is it Impossible for O.
man to Doe honest with woman %
Dlck iaE known all along that This
Meeting was 10 be held N Chicago
De rNuectcd tu stop or here, and :
.u mot sure that he dId noL expect
90 meet jiw bore and merely because
hr knew that would want the bust
ness explained to me II ne told me
this. hc simply put the matter OF
thinking he could biun me thru
{ wonder if Dick and ] are going
o. have differences over business
sometimes 7 wish Mrs selwyu had
lcft tho money 10 Dick and then !
woui6 feel that I had no right 10 i'm
terferc.
expect little book. n anyone
suould read what have written here.
De would say TT that is tho case
vehy do YOU interfere now7
simply because It is now my stock
and my business 20 look after H. Just
as Dick woul0 feel that ho must
look after his own and not entrust 10
10 me. 10 rs my Joh Just Rs 10 is his.
T hear Jim going In the other room
so I'm just turn out my light and go
10 bed and oct as tho I were asleep
for fear that Dick will try 20 open
up controversy again
Yesterday when awoke. found
that DicA had already gone out Z
dressed leisurely and went down Co.
breakfast had hardly finished
when Jim called me on the telephone
and said that II [ wanted 20 attend
the meeting of The school hook pub
llshers I must hurry over 90 the
Congress hotel
You viii end us I'm the Gold room q"
he said
Where ls Dick7" 7 asked
"tic has gone up 90 the Gold room %
-t.t- ans ss.sfssa- aPelas - tlea.4lss
"All right, Ill be right over" T
answered as 7 hung up tho phone
knew. little book that Master Dick
was in for one OF hts grouchy spells
that ] used 70 dread 80 much
sighed and then laughed as IL came
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Salvatore Corsi. No. gSi RNnrd-st.
nHn- nrrc.Leh LrLMnA miEhL hN do
he HAS IRON
IN HIS BLOOD

That is why hc is such great win
ner. acC0mpishes so much. why he
overcomes obstacles and knows no
such thing as failure
Iron iu rho 7ucae lrl formula far
Pcptlron. which also Includes pep.
sin, nuN, celery and other tonics
sedauycs and digestivcs. helps ~
give strength color and body 10 the
blood reddens pale cheeks, steadies
The nerves, nourishce and gives
stamina 90 the whole body
Pcptiron is In pin form, chocolate
coated pleasant 80 take. easily as-
simulated -thc most successful com
bination Of iron that lts makers. g..
Hood Cal -ll-cl!, -A!-.,-=- !, l,ift,-4-,rf-
10 ie the medicine for YOU
r. viii put iron into your blood
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
100 VILLISTAS
SLAIN IN BATTLE

Ell PASO. Tex, Dec Four hun
dred Nill~ta bandits commanded
by MARITIME opez, were annihilated
In "a battle with government troops
under General Murguia 8t Santa
Clara Canyon. and liipolito village
To tack shades on rollers evenly
..is.. p4lAaul hemminE a-paachiae- re-
-cmblng "a hand stalling machine
Gas been invented
PrintinE--the plain neat ktnd--th"t
Is rIEht-Times Job Dcpt.--NnIn f52O.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
CORONER SEEKS
TO ESTABLISH
BODY'S IDENTITY

Coroner Rothacher's cflce is max
ing efforts 20 establish tho identity
of the body OF a well-dressed young
man. apparently OF refinement. found
az the Michigan Central railroad
tracks and Maple-rd-, early Friday
morning.
The man bad evidently fallen
from a passing train The body was
mangled almost beyond recognition
and nothing by which 10 Identity
the man was found IN his pockets.
Because OF the mans apparent
refinement the coroner is exerting
special effort 70 locate HIS friends
or relatives.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

The United Kingdom mined 255,-
$4,000 long tons OF coal last year. a
gain Of 1867, 900 tons from tho pre-
yious year.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
City News in. Brief

Mrs. William Mcrtcu~, ~ Sgnrs oid,
No. SOS SeybUrn-aNe.. tried tu take
her life Friday u'ahf hN swallow
IuE poisson fn H.T ".nt -I.r uae
taken fo ltfrt.N|Ha .H.f.I eUI
HII tuentrr II.I...r..
Cus HpU tho -II..I. .ff...r
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

PriHtinE--the plain neaz wInd--that
a. riEht-TIme- Job D~Dr.---HRin 4S2o.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

The haoasu nut of Brazil is go per
cent oil and one viii burn half an
hour If match be touched 20 it
ftrr1rt book umbrella. a fold
'nE glass box has been invented TO
permit men 10 write out Of doors
when 10 rains