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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

idlcppt lm0 BORT ocrfouit. 9(6er
5ranfreid iit Der ,Sreiino StoIiens,
lno gegen &cltihtono Dat sStulicn
iinr nno 5ivcdlos Die gSafien ergrif.
fen GaB es odnit cine IuMHbeit
aemadt BAT, 0d5u fann ooh Teutic6.
lan0 nidltS. 9lber Sic Ilinln6cit Sat
man einnlal gemodt nno il mebr
mon OoS merit 0eiio 6rgerliher
miro mon auf Ieutidlano imo lGBt
idlieBlib ieiuen 9lerger an einen
Nlormor6ilo' ans. neil es cine itcte
itlmme @lo6nnng biloet ouB man
sic 0unnbeit MAIDEN fonute. alber
6i6iA lit e Ooc1, oaB iie oeu Mlar.
CSoethe ipic0er heiHihideR mol.
fen nu0 nidt cnt5pei icbIageH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
&ritiidjcr SprpeOobOptjerit0rcr ac-
innfen.

2onOom II. Nl0r5. Gin bri,
tilr6cr EorpeOoboot5erii0rer pon all
tcm GDpuS gerietb im @nglii1en &a-
nal oilf cine @}inc mO lanf Genl
oiii3iellcn @cridbt aendB nltroe Elm
Monn ser 8cioBuug aet6otet imo 2S
lperocn pcrniBt, neil lie cOeuiolS
crtrlmtcu iino. 1ic Ciii5iere wlmocn
Qercttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
0er rSmiidc sta6tratI bIamirt Iid

Der r0miidjc Sta6tratJ blGmirt itdl.
Ser 9ei6hB 0eS Staotrotbs BON
RonL oaS emit bonn oeutic6en &aiier
qeItiftcte @oct1es5touObilo ii Der
%illa @org6eie nab GeiitiAlono 5u-
riid3itibiden, idlicB iih miiroig alI|
ocn iibri9cn glcrBerimdcn bl0ocn
Salies ait sic mir mdbrcnO Oieles
GrieaeS aus 0en 9(lliirtenSdnoern
eria6ren babeu gSir fouucu naiiir
ldb oele nelleIte 9lnSlaiiug ebcnlo
menig ernlt nebuieu, tuie Die friibe
rem. gSenn TiDter mb @elebrte
lire g(ufgobe mo 9SiirOe 10 peit Der.
gelien OaB iie ouf oos oeutlcbc Golf
l6iupicu, Dem iic 5un groBeu Ebeil
ibren 9fubn Oerodnfeu mas ioll
Imoh oa bon einem ciniaden GtdDt-
rdtb Dcnfen 0er piellcid1t nur nod
| elmer @clegeubeit inHt iib bciln
| SSonbugel 0dbcini ober iii Den Der.
biinoeten 21uOeru beliebt Sit uadleu,
| in Der ltilleu ooer lduten Soilmuay
| Dem Golte i'm eegeriidcn Canoe enc
l&rdntiuig 5n5uiiiaen G0er wollen
life bios Ben Oclltitben Safer drgcrn,
Imeil er oas SAnitmerf aeihenft
| 6atte2 &ielleibt pollten lie iib mlb
nidts bcufen loiien Scr gtol3
Tame ireilitb reihlid 81 ipdt limo
llGbc etpoS nab b0iem Njclpiiieh aus,
uorb ciuen Ounlpfen gchi6l, oaB iic
Iib zines ioltbeu @cihcnteS ciaeut.
lid mcnia ipiiroig gcmoht bdtten.
SM einem iofhcn @efiibl ihofit man
! iilb eern Sen lnan9elebnIcii Nlobner
aern bonn @oIie. Iie Sl6nciging mog
oid) Dem aGeltihcu@ @oet6e gclteB
Sem gciliigen @erireter icines SOL.
| fcs. Nlon fcnnt ia in Stolici einen
Gbcil Scr @oet6ciMen Iidhlna in
auteu lte6erietlngcu; r6aiit" III
loaor me6riob ms sStolieniiHe iibcr,
icbt 0b Oieic llebcricsuugcn iebi
aud perridtet iucroen Ooriiber vi
cinihueilert nod rihts betonHt
Solgerihtig mare q iuobIl
9lber elm iblchtcS @e0GdtniT
ibeiut man ooh inn Sta0trotbe por
Som 5u baben. Sect, no bic &illc
9oro6eic n sen GreiS Ser 9etro@
. tingen ee8oeen i'll itoBen iic6 ok
9ellttben unr ouran DaB bort ell
0oetbeiionObilO itc6t; ooran ooB 4
moudes anituert, Dos emit nj
{ 3ierOe Oieier Nilln lnO ser 9too
I Gom biloetc nidt ne6r Nort itebi
/. odran 0euFen iic ihcintS uiht 1i
ih6nitcu 0ieier aluiihperfe iprSel
i 1906 inter 9tapoleon noA &ariS ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
S5odnuidltiae (1Onfcrcnl ii g4iCn.

@crliiL t7. @l6r5. Die uriii.
it5c 9icoohltion bat einen tieien Gin-
orpf oii 0eutidlauO gcniad1t. Gie
6elitiGeu 3eihmgcn be5eiDnen Die
Gonieren5 bober Stdat5beamter IN
g8ieu nnoeiibts Der @reigniiie in %e'
tersburg ais bon bo1lier 9coelItlmg.
gIn oieier GonIeren8 merOeu &aiier
Gorl BON Ceiterreid, ser oeutibc
9iciAsfon5ler bon 8etbnonn-@ol.
mc0 6iirlt &onrao bon Sobenlo6e,
scr c6cnlolige 6Iterreibiibe 6iliml5'
miniiter @raf @5ernin, ser 6ltcrrei.
diide @renlierniinilter @lomsNlor.
tinU un0 6jrai GiS5a tbeiInebulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

@eitern iulrOcn Die lterblidc
llebcrreite bon @bilip @loDcr bon Scr
gSobnuuq ieincr Eohter 6rml Ga
roIinc @abriug il 9lr. 500 SiorNs
Central gIpe., aus ulii Dem ugSeitern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
GteIltcn iidl tnnhltnlnlll.

SSe9cn &erIeblng oeS n@eiBeH
SfIopen" @eiebeS muroe geitern
g(beno ser % Sabre olte SarrD S9il.
ION alias &arrD gSiliolnS. bon 0e.
troit @liG., bon sen @ebeimpoli5i-
iten 2(ttinion un6 2uirf oerboitet
ln0 nod Der nittleren @oIi5eiitotion
oebroAt. 9nS Staats5cuge pur6e sic
20 Satire altc gSeono SSones, alias
@eona Norriion BON g)tocon Ga,
fcitgcuonmcn. %cndB sen glngobcn
ser &oIi5ci 8ebt S8iliou nit ocn
NldoMeii ourdS gon5e 2ano. Sic
lteucn iicb tonbitunm itno ioaeuL ga
iic autc Gmpfebhngsibrciben be-
libcn ii0croQ picle gllnloicn bcfom.
men. SSn annapolis erlangtcu lie IN
Der oer9ougcnen SSoMc ineeidbr
$3.50. Gie bieiige @oIiSei murOe be-
notbriNtiot. SSiIior muroe IN cinem
2oonbols ali Der gSeit 6oDetteitroBt
0cfulocn. 0ic @ebcinpoli5iitat itell.
ten uc9rcrc 6rosen an ibu CT BE-
ipc9tc ic0od MIR icinc N1noc. DoS
DidOdcn iuor frr5 Oorber oitf 0cl
9traBc uerbdftct moroen. Sie &c
iionO Ocn Drtcttipcn ciiL ooB Iie uui
i6r @glcitcr pollitduoig norinol ituO
9lI5 &illon b0rtc, ooB feline 8c9let
terin gcidmott boitc, licB CT oittb iei
ner 3wibe ireicn Soui imo pcrlangt
bon Gcteftiu 6rccman cinen S6hc
SbnopS.
9Ibouuentcnt bic ben r0emti6el
SOrreIpuuoents;i@ uiMt pinftIid noe
| ,..-n..f..sgEs. a.Log4.. w.N .L.4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
0cntlder Sampfer nubraud6ar ge.
mndlt

9(moD, G5ina, II. @ldr3. Ole
diueiiiden @eb6roeh weIcbe eiucn
bier internirten Oeutiden Gompfer
III 9eie uo6meb ion0eu an 9orO,
ooB 9lleS auSaerdlmat mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
% 8aria 0Qn 9iNhIaHO. cinc Erin8ciIu aOn 0eicu.


~ 49, = NNNf'A'Artts
9(u@ neun g[eroplone
niG0crgebrocbt
Ger @erid0t fi9t mciter bin5iL oaB
acitern ouA nclm Oeutidc 9leropIone
ncoergebrodt muroen. Grci Oerlel-
ben muroen BON Gopitn @lmemer
o6aci0oiicn, Ger ionit "a fciuOlidc
6licoer luib6Oli6 modte Sieutc-
nont Gorltu 6ro6tc ON iel6cn Soge
ieiuen 5molitcn fein0li6eu 5licgcr
sur Stredc, Ser iuncrbolb luniercr
2inicn ficl
Scr ncnute iein0li6c g(cropIon
muroc ourb bag 6cuer ilnicrer Spe'
5iol &ononcn obgei@oiicn melher n
Scr 91egion BON @oubenD an Der
g(isne, sur Groe uicOerltir5te."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18


Staots 9lutomobil Gonnilidr
6. 9niituu @aug6mau miro bon 3eit
3u 8eit sen g(ltomobiIiiteu ouf O;e
Singer le6en, in Oerielbeu gSeiic
mic er cs AM Gonueritag 9lben0 ge.
t6on 6ottc. 9lit ieiuen @ebiilicn i.
eiuigeu @oIi3iiten begonu er aegen s
ll6r 9l6enos einen Streif5ug ltno
6roc6te 80 GerleBcr 0eS 9liitonlobil-
@cIcBes sur Strede. 3ipeiiluoJuon.
Sig 0eriel6en murocn bon oen Mid
tern lit Sen peridieOencn Enli5eiitas
tionen beitroit. GomniiiGr 9aug9
man fanO, SOB oieIe glutonlobil 9c.
liber sic 9icen5 gtunmeru nicbt
ooribriitsmGBig beIeildten GS fam
III sen lebten @ionateu ofters Dor,
0aB bel ltnfdQen Sic G6ouifeure
nidt au6iclteu. Gie 01nuer OeS
9lutoS founte uibt feIigciteat lper.
Sen, oo sic 9ompe iiber Der O}un.
mer ni6t bronnte oOer a6er 81 ipeit
BON ser Summer entfernt mar i'm
oieelbe 6eleubteu 81 f0uncu. @ie
Qcltcrn 8citroiten iino;
Iabmon0 &arriS. glr. i603,9|uros
3yulton glpenuc, $245.
SenrD g. 9ranGam, 9lr. 220O,
Gutap 9Slace, $245
Souis Mioore, Ger. 3700, Clair
mout sAoenue, $9.A5.
G6orles SoOp 9lr. 2026, 0ItSoD
ettcitroBe, $345.
S9alter S8. 9orrett, Scr. 1S34glif-
ton 9Ipenue, $t70.
gSarrcn S. Sabmon 9tr. Ill,
@Ieu 9lpcmie, 9(rIingtou $4.45
G5eorac 8. @bitelioe, 9lr 625,
| gSeIt gtortb 9(pe., $245.
Ganmouo MicGlroo, 9tr 2036, Or
IeausitroBe, $245.
5iaoc S. Sopmou, 9tr. III, Glen
9lpenue, 9lrlinaton, $245.
Glareuce Coertor 9leeer gtr413,
GonrtlouoItraBe $tt45
Serbert 9l 9toienou GotonsOille
$2.45.
Gr. 0}ot6ou 9. @oroonsfo, 2iAl
g8ilfens.9lne, $2145.
2ouiS q. GopIi 9Ir. 3207 Sre.
ocrid 9lpemue, $3.45.
ghoult 8. Sent, 9lr. 1912, 9iiper
Ii0e.9Ipc, $l245.
Wl 8. SolllS6urp, gtr 1886, Sar
lem glpev $245.
SSameS SG. Barr 9lr. 2i2; 0a
SonpoleitroBe, $245.
9ernaro @loion 0Ieeer, 0lr. 62s
@itcberihaBc, $245.
gllbert .. aurOle, 9lr. 1886
! GuIlern 9(peme, $145.
George 8. 0iroB irv 9|r. 1910
HipcriiOe glpc, $2A5
/ Sorrp s. Grace, &orF Circle, $2-
/ AS.
{ Glpoc 0ennning, Ger. 2i4, gIorO
/ @rcencitroBe $245.
7 Ser glttomobil Gommiiidr eni
Z 5oa ocn 6oIgenoeu Die Siceu5eit;
Il ,Gcorge s. @riiiin 9lr. $50, ytorS
r 8rooioaroitroBc
! 6rco. 9ioppoIo, Scr. 2i00, 81
Il 6oocttcitraBe
G SomeS O. 9Srettpnion 9lr. I'LL
Z GttiuaitraBe
! G6omas 2. Goof, gsbiie 0loai
3 0hilioro.
\ e,omcs 3. SHERIDAN gsr, 7o2, q
y 2onpoleitraBc
5 saaltcr 2. Sto6G 9lr. 29So, 81
). Ocpcnocntitrdbe.
/. Sscor 8. @lltlcr, 9ir. 1923, 9lori
i Nrooopou
tc Z. g. Gullfop or 223, 9eIoiocl
d 9lpeuue
0,tr rmincu l2uhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Senator Gnmmins wirO uGumadItia

niiden Glu6 in g|em 2)orl bielt
9ein @efin0cu 9i6t 81 feincu 9c.
iorauiiieu 9lnloB.
Seem gorf II. @1dr3. Gd6-
rcno eincr &coc sic er oor Sem re.
pu6lifoniiden Glu6 in oieier Stooi
6iclt, mtroc ser 9lmOcs Seuotor
9ll6ert 9. GrunnliuS o6nmGbtig un0
nmBtc in Gin Soipital ge6rodt mcr-
ocn.
9cnator GumniuS Ser iid ant
3li6uitireu bei6dtigt 6obeu ioll CT.
flGrte 5cittc 0ie 5Aiudtion pie ioI0t.
,Gie 9cibuloi9iug, OaB id an eis
ucr &eri6p6rlmg bet6eiligt lDor, oic
@eiebae6img ourc6 Gerldngcrung Scr
Ce6otte 3u 6enodt6eili0eL bis cine
&crtoglmg OeS Gon9reiieS cingetra.
fen it, lit foli6, iuO por oenienigen
%erionen oie Dies per6iiNtlibtcn,
6etant oaB4 eS ioIic6 NOR. Ger sc.
uator oerictertc. OoB CT Der @eicB
oe6ung mir ocS6ol0 gcgenii6cr trot,
iucl oieiel6e pcrillc6te Ocu &rdit
ocuteu Sic g}oc6t 5u crt6cilcn &ricQ
3r erIldrcn
SIN Soipitol po6in Senator Gum
minis aebraNt uir0c, ertldrten oil
9ler5te, Dob icin Sciin0cn ST. feiue1
9eiorgniiicn glnluB gobt mlO MIR et
ucm SdmddcjuitouO 5lBuidrei6er
iei. Sr GimmnS pllroe lpdter boz
ieincn 6relm0en ieiner gSo6mn,
ii6crfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

5tredc gC6radjt, maS beiueiii, boR Der
Sciit Nes bcribmtcu fiibncn SlicserS
nod inter ieiuen &amcraocH Ueitcrs
Ic6t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
0erdnmt
9Cuti6c StcIlaug Nai
@cltirOut.
3miTtJem GaiID uaS SruI
ut. 9Sierre SSaait.

G6cuIu 5wiidJcu 9caupruioucs mO
qoiiiauO. g|ad elmer 9Intia.
Oieruo oom Neutidlsu @cncraI'
Ra6. Geic6tSi6atiafeit aui
fyan5aaidl b,laii@cr 6rOut acitcrH
ic6r lcbGoit. 5yran55iiIdJc ri.
icuiiuc auf maceOuniIdcr 1yruut
furtacic4t. Gr5tlt jcOP@ tciuc
GriOlac,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

9Ibonuentcn, bic ben r1enti6su
SorreIpOuSeuts;i@ uitbt pinftIid uSev
unreQeIntdhia erhaIteu, FnO aebet,I.,
oer Office Oauun yer SslsphOn o0eF
idlriFtIid NittDeiInns sa mG@tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

glut6 9(dict 2e.& &ctit uno 9Idiet-2e-
@rano, iowie Gronslop bon oen
gritcn 6eicet. Qic 8ron5oicn
ne0men 0ic sttoot 9aope. 9e.
ieeen aeiomnte 6ront 3piihcn
Qlnocdp lui0 Scr Die. 9|o@
nffiaieIem @ariier @eridt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

Side Naomi circle Friday afternoon, enter.
tanning with needlework and luncheon
Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller and baby Wini.
fred Esr returned to their home in Sapulpa
Monday after an over Sunday visit with Mr..
Niller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X Miller
Mrs. \. o. Harrison returned the early
part OF the week from visit with friends
aud relatives I'm Red Fork
Mrs William Kaemcrling has as her guest
this week Mrs. Hazel Kaemerling OF Chanute,
Kan
One Of the large social affairs OF the week
was the dance given at the JOhnstOnc park
Tuesday evening under the auspices uf the
Red Cross association. 1t is estimated that
five hundred were present.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Smith were visitors in
Parsons Kan. last week.
Miss Roberta Roberts returned to her
home in Chickasha Wednesday. after few
days visit here with her mother, Mrs Flor.
ence Roberts
Mrs S. Is. Woo1man has as her guest this
week her daughter, Mrs. |. II Goodman OF
Arkansas City.
Misses Iva and Daisy Marsh have as their
guests this week tho Misses Mary and Daisy
Kennett OF Pawhuska.
Miss Dorothy Pool OF Arkansas City re.
turned to her home the early part Of the
week after few days visit in the city. the
guest Of Mrs. X. II. Franklin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
Gifts at Every Price
McDOugall
Kitchen Cabinets

Nothing would make a
more appropriate or
highly appreciated gift
than one of these cabi-
nets. They contain all
the improvements to be
found on any cabinet and
several that are to be
found on no others. Let
us demonstrate the Nc
Dougall and you will
buy no other.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
GO C1AL SIDE
~ of the STAET
BAItTLESNIILE.

Mrs o. A. Dougherty OF Tulsa was the
guest OF c. II. Castleberry last week.
A wedding OF much interest took place
Wednesday evening, when Miss floy Wiley,
daughter of Mr.. end Mrs. A. c. Wiley of this
city, was united In marriage to Mr. Ray
Muder OF Augusta. Kan. Miss Wiley is
popLN In social circles hero and Mr.. Mud
der is with the Empire gas and fuel company
Of Augusta. Only immediate friends Of the
couple witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs A. n. CGrmi ,hasl OF Joplin returned
home the early part Of the week after a few
days visit in the city the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. T.. T.. oliver.
Miss Lois Boles returned to her home in
Sedan, Kan, Tuesday after months visit
in the city the guest of Miss Marguerite
Behning.
Miss Nell Morgan is the week end guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Edinger OF Caney,
Kan.
Mrs. ]. Z. Druse and daughter. Miss AIDE
laide. are the week-end guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j, w. Masters.
Mrs. A. G. Hughes returned to her home
In Caney the early part Of the week after =
visit with relatives In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j Griffith Of Oklahoma
City returned home Tuesday after a visit
in the city the guest Of friends.
Miss Elinor Wheeler Of Pawhuska and Roy
Slocum Of Pawnee were quietly married
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs : A.
Zook Of this city Mr. Slocum Is brother
Of Mrs Zook and Miss Wheeler has teen a
teacher In the city schools the past year
Mrs. N. Phelps was hostess 10 the West
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

JERRY > CRONI TiERES - NJ
renely, I'm not so old that have to
stand for Jerry Bates nonsense a min
ute longer. I'm goin' to claim legal
residence in Michigan where I've had
two trunks stored with my sister for
several years. Jerry Bates has sassed
me for the last time. He can-he can
get over his nights before without any
sympathy from me from now on"
You wouldn't divorce him, Mrs.
Bates" protested Jerry's pal, perched
on the highest wardrobe trunk.
wouldn't ~" snorted Mrs. Bates,
eyeing his reflection in the dressing
table mirror. well. | would that"
mo man in the profession thinks
more of his wife than Jerry does"
continued Jerry's friend, almost tear
fully
wife, is it?" cried Mrs. Bates
fiercely. "All Jerry appreciates in this
world is jug of water with Ice in 1t
about 1890 every morning. A wife is
nothing In his young life so longs
there's plenty of bell boys and head
walters around"
But you have been married so--''
We been tremblin' on the verge OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

D.troit hospital for six weeks and had
to cancel ten weeks engagement.
SERVES him right" nodded Mrs
Bates firmly. But when someone
agreed with her she flared.
"I don't knows Jerry drinks more'n
anyone else" she stormed.
One night she saw him browsing
over a lonely glass OF beer in the Bre-
WORT about IL o'clock. she denieu IL
Indignantly when accused OF having
called n taxi and taken him home, to
see that he got safely into bed.
"Ill sue the scoundrel that said
such a thing" she cried. An me
resnectable divorced old woman! l
inst took him to the top of the stairs
/ paid the driver to lay him out on the
bed so he wouldn't knock his face
against anything and fall and get
banged up. But I sat out on the land
in. Me. with my decree always with
me right next to the makeup In my
handbag
Mrs. Bates was in the audience
when Jerry launched a new domestic
comedy act with a Soungish, hard
voiced soubrette as his partner 1t was
such a failure we all felt sorry for
Jerry.
THE old boys losin' his pep" muir
INJURED someone.
Mrs. Bates shriveled him with her
stare.
mo such thing" she snarled. Hes
the best actor this side OF the grave.
And no littel whipper-snapper can say
otherwise
And when we saw her rush from the
theater we knew Mrs Blake as blam-
ing herself for her ex-husband's fall.
The girl was young, inexperienced,
flippant. Jerry needed partner for
his work II not for his living. When
their remarriage was announced / ac-
cused Mrs Bates of wedding him to
save his art
1T wasn't his art that was botherin'
me-" said the bride, rather defiantly.
IL saw the poor boy was just drink
in more than ever, and grievin' and
worryin' himself into the grave. Bein'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
BY SARA MOORE.
TO REFORM HIM.
light, 1917, by the Mcclure Newspap

Copyright, 1917, by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndcate)
at amt as If | was an old woman
sniffled Mrs. Bates, wiping cold cream
off her second chin with makeup
towel in her right hand while she
sopped up tear on her left cheek
with a scent handkerchief clutched
In her other fist.
I'm too old to go gaddin' round
these late days with some of these
Willie boys who are earnin' hard
living teachin' old maids to dance until
such a times they can grow beard
and feel old enough to ask for tech
nical instruction in the art of pick
and shovelin.' Like some | know.
But
Her voice rose so that the latter
part of her involved sentence could
be waited over the partition. Sounds
from the next dressing room indicated
that her nearest neighbor got the drift
of her remarks If the interviewer did
not
cat" choked the nearest neighbor.
But" continued Mrs. Bates Sc
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Uneasy writes: IL am uneasy about
my health. My kidneys and bladder are not
well. Have spells OF depression, do not sleep
well, have to aiise frequently Urine bad
odor and color very scant sometimes My
ankles puff and under my eyes | have
'b','' Please prescribet''
Answer: sour symptoms indicate you need
treatment to tone up the functions OF kidneys
and bladder. Obtain In sealed tubes balm
wort tabeA and take as per directions for
several weeks, or until relief is experienced
j. r G. writes: when q person becomes
unc comfortable from excess fat do you believe
in reducing with medicine treatment
Answer: The treatment of excess fat for
reduction can be carried out safely with five
grain arbolone tablets. | do not advise in.
medication. but this treatment
seems to be uniformly successful.
DIR. LEWIS BAKER. DEAR SIR have
been taking Sulpherb Tablets for constipation
and liver trouble for two weeks, and find that
they give me the most beneficial results Of
anything that have taken for the past 90
years. So pleased am | that | recommend
them to all my friends. enclose stamp and
coupon for book. Health and Beauty" and
trusting | may receive more benefits from
reading it, | am Very truly yours,
7. j. o'BRIEN.
% Pine St,
Mittine :ue, Mass.
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BIsISTOW.

Mrs. J. D. Burke and daughter. Miss
Lucille Of Guthrie, spent several days with
Mr. and Mrs j Frank Laux last week They
were accompanied home by Master Roger
LauN.
Mr. and Mrs r. G. Kinnaird are enjoying
visit from their son Donald who has been
a student at the University the past semester.
Mrs. W. l.. Cheatham was the hostess to
the Embroidery club last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mcmillan are enjoy
ing visit from their sons. Minis and Edwin,
who have been students in the military acad-
cmy at Fork Union. Va, during the past year
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Beaver were the guests
Of Tulsa friends last week
Mr. aud Mrs Herbert Sellars visited rel.
atives In shawnee last week,
Mrs j L MattoN and children are spend.
ing few weeks a tthe former home Of Mrs.
MGttox in Cleveland, Texas.
Miss Mildred Cracker who has been a
student at Kendall college for the past year,
Is home to spend her summer vacation.
Nr. and Mrs. J. W, Teter accompanied by
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A..s B Y. writes; Il am writing for ad'
vice to cure myself OF pimples and boils My
skin seems too oily.
Answer: The organs which eliminate waste
matter need attention. Obtain three grain
supherb tablets mot sulphur tablets) and
take regularly as per directions for several
months
Mrs NJ D. ID. asks: "Do you think II Is
possible for me to increase my weight from
97 pounds to about 1875 poundsr
Answer: Yes | believe that the regular
use OF a special tonic tablet will do this for
you rs it has for thousand OF others. Ask
your druggist for three'grain hypo'nuclane
tablets In sealed package with full directions.
Take them for several months to get the full
benefit.
Melville r." writes: Should a msn-of
forty six find himself utterly incapacitatedf
Am weak nervous, timid, self.conscious. Do
not sleep we'll Arise with q tired feeling,
lame back and often have severe headache In
the back part Of head. Fickle appetite, but
when do eat, do not get strength.
Answer To use common expression,
''you have exceeded the speed limit and
your nervous system needs the aid OF an
invigorating tonic medicine. Get tube OF
three grain cadomene tablets. Take as pc,
directions and continue treatment several
months II necessary.
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THeDOCtOr'S
AdUiCe
By DR.. Lewis Baker

The questions answered below are general
in character, the symptoms or diseases are
given and the answers will apply in any case
OF similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free, may ad.
dress DR.. Lewis Baker. College Bldg. College.
Elwood streets. Dayton. Ohio. enclosing self
addressed stamped envelope for reply. Full
initials or ficticious names will be used in
my answers. The prescriptions can bs filled
Mt any weilstocked drug store Any drug.
gst car order Of wholesaler
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Suitable Gifts for the June Bride

Here, too, you will find great variety Of mate
stock of new spring furniture Among so many
lamps library tables odd chairs, to say nothing Of
bedroom, dining room and paror suites, you are
sure to find gift which is both beautiful and diff
ferent. If you uncertain what to give, and
see our new display.
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We know how hard it is to find something at
ent It's only natural to be particular when
choosing gifts to last lifetime. But you need eX-
pert advice as we'll as care and thought And that
is what are prepared to give. Many seasons of
experience have taught us what will please the
heart of the new spring bride.
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NOTE For many years Dr. Baker has
been giving free advice and prescriptions to
millions OF people through the press columns,
and doubtless has helped in relieving illness
and distress more than any single individual
in the worlds history. Thousands have writ.
ten him expressions Of gratitude and con
hdsncs.
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their guests, Mr. and Mrs $ Kelerman o.,
Lebanon No 1"e ~ n'''' 'oS with
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
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alone so much made him drink harder
than ever"
"And you married him"
"To reform him." said Mrs. Bates
without flicker. For just the same
reason as | married him "a years ago"