davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-09-13
1rsttnk KrtHr.
6ele &abinettet bar be9teret Mfifeb.
Glemencean after pptraabt font
Mtniferiturmer.

Baris 6en Soc Sept. Sele anbi,
nettet bar taget Mfifeo. 8relioent
E8oincare bar enbnu lite a1toget 9G,
ifeosanfpgningerne, mebens ban
raaofprer fig meo Brrft6enterne for
begge &anre. Get be1ttes, at Yre-
nierrntniiter 9tibot bill blibe anmo6et
om at forblibe iom Brerntern1inil ter
og 6anne ct nDt &abinet.
Mtni1 1tertets Mffe6sanipgninJ
fulgte paa Sen @torn1, ser reiite Zig,
ba ti6ligere S116renint1ter Mqlpep
tog Mfife6. Minifter for BEN offent=
lige unoerpisning Sultus @teeg
opertog rni6lerti6ig Sti1lingen. Mot>
bep forloo fin 5tilling UNDER Mngrcb
fra Yresien. San flnge6e ober, at
bans officielle Stilling bin6re6e bon
Iat ipare paa glngrebene paa bam.
De Mngreb> ser referereoes til,
TOM fra 5enator glemenceau un6er
EN- Debat @enatet. Glemenceal1 an=
flage6es Winilteren for at bere ober'
berenoe meo bisie Sssn6ibioer, Der
anflageoes for npatriotif 8ropagan-
oa, blonbt oem Mtguel MlmereD6a,
9feoaftpren for r8onnet &onge", Der
begif Selpmor6 Senglet> og 80.
Dubol, en- al 9ireftprerne for u@on'
net &onge".
gn eject for en- ftor Hengeiur1
bleb fun6et paa Dubal efter bans
MrreItation og ban inoremme6e, at
De ifrep fig fra en- tpif 8anfier. pas
rtierblooene fritiiere6e Malpep for ot
at babe bobt Stllio til iige Berioner
og at babe gibet DuDal 8as for man,
ge Sure til Scbtpei5, iamti6ig fon
v8onnet &ouge" foripare6e Epiflano.
&mlitreifen nbbibes. Springfielo,
ST., ben 10oe Sept. Mellem 5000
og 1000 &ulgrubearbei6ere itreife,
6e ibag og ftanie6e 9riften af Il
@r1ber Der / @gnen iom Sglge al,
at Militer= og 8Dnpn6igbe6erne 40.
| ipre6te ct 9rbei6er0enonitr rations-
to9 me6 Magt igaar. 3rooS fine
2eoeres @aa6 forfegte @rubearbei.
berne at bol6e en- Bara6e, men itan'
| ie6e efterat to af benz bar blepet ifuoi
Iaf 0beritlgitnant 2emmau og en an.
6en bar ilauet 1neb en- MebolDer. Sc
iaareoe MRno bill fomme Jig.
&refbenten beipger Dberit @onie,
@lonceiter, Masi., ben lobe Sept.
Braitoe1t og Mrs. @tlfon, Der an.
TOM bertil paa 8rRii6entpacbten
uMapfloner" beigger ioag Dberit 9.
M. &ouie pna bans 2anoiteb.
aoinbefpnferenien 1tbiat. Stocf.
bolm ben 6te Sept. Ronferenfen for
@pinoer al frigfbrenoe % neutrale
1anoe er uofat in1til 6en t11ternatio.
nale Socialiitf fonfere1s boloes.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-09-13
5urrtgrtn rtnnutklrt
SDff &onplDtmageri / Mrgenttna,
Gtpcfbpl1u 1ar beret Mellenle6
/ 1tnberbanblin9erne.
Den fpenife &ommisiion ! @aibing-
ton beitDrtet. 2egattunen 8n.
enus Mires fbrt bag 2Dlet.

@aibington oen 86e Sept. Spe-
rige far peret Mellen1lebet for 5rent-
ien6elien al tpfe Meo6elelier fra oen
tpife Charge o'Affaires / 8uenos
9lires bta uoenrigsoe soepartementet |
Stocfbolm til Berlin, oplDlte n6en.
rigsoepartementet ioaa. llbenrigS.
s6eparten1e entet f,.nogg
ube11rigs rtementet Bar pr.
boIot pisie gelegra1t1mer fra @rep
2urburg, ben tpife Gbarge o'Mffaires
I 8uenos glires, til l1oenrigsoepar,
tetnentet / Berlin, iom leg beflager at
maatte 1ne6oele bleb afienot fra 8ne-
nos Mires al ben iDenife 2egation
lom oens egne &ommunifeer a0res-
leret til Observation-Disclosures
Stocfbolm.
sSplgenoe er en- Operiettel1e al Den
tDfe Orolpo:
Sen 196e Mai 1917. SIR. 80.
9enne @egiering bar MI frigibet tp-
tie og eiterrigife 5fibe, bpor ber bio-
til bar peret 8agt on1bor6. Com
5glge al cit Sr6ning al vWonte'
Wrotegtoo) -Mfferen er Der blepet ct
itort Sn1lag / GoIfeitenningen. @e-
gieringen bill 6rerntioen fun flare
re argentinlfe Sfibe iaa langt iom til
2as Balmas. Seq be6er ON, at De
inaa Dampere uSran" og SUD
5ou", Bite sSanuar (afgif 6en1
Dog), 800 Sons, iom (rru) nermer
fig @or6ealr for Der at ffifte Glag,
maa blibe iparet ON muligt eller og,
iaa iporlgit fpnfet. 2urburg."
9et anoet &onntnife:
uDen 36ie Suli 1917 $50. SO.
Seq erfarer fra paali6elig Slide, Ut
oen flngeren6e ubenrigsniniiter, Der
er ct notoriif Mien og engelifpenIig,
erflereoe ct ben1meltgt Mpbe I &C.
natet, at Mrgentina bil6e affr9pe
Berlin ct So fte ON lite at fenfe flere
argentinife 5fibe. @eriom BET iffe
lobes, bil Jorbin6elien blipe afbruot.
Seq anbefaler afilag og ON ngooen-
bigt at anmo6e 5panien ON at mag-
le. 2urbnrg."
st treble &on1rtunife:
Sen 9be SuIi 1917. geo. "a.
l1ben at biie nogen 9ilbpteligbe6 til
at gipre SsS116rgmnelfer beoes Sc no.
iette meo Soar til Mrgentina i11btil
Mo6tagelien af D6erligere Mapporter.
Mniiterififte er ian6ipnligt. Meo
&enfpn til argentinlfe Dampere an.
befuleoe leg enten at tbinge Dem til
lat bettoe ON eller ipnfe benz iporlgIt
eIler rippe Dem igiennem. Sc CT
ale ganife frnaa. 2uuburg."
n6enrigs6 artementet bar ober-
ie1ot aonmunifeer11e til De ibenifs
og nrge11tinife Geian6tifaber beriteos
Wirfningen bliber fan0iDnligbt8, nt
benne @egiering oil afbrp6e i'm Gor-
binoelfe meo sberige, meoens Mr.
ge11ti1a, Ser er blebet opflanmet beo
ct faa6nnt aon1plot, ntaaife bill TOM
me lige irl6 Rrigen,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-09-13
Nnrgra Garantirr.
Mmerifa mener, Be er iaa itrrfe, at
Morge maaffe bliber beg,1nitiget
fre1nf1r andre ne1ttrale.

Wa1btngton ben lite Sept geor.
ge pil noipnligpis foa en- bebre 8e.
banbltng e11o 11oge11 a1,oe1t nentral
ifglge grport- -Momi1iit nsfo1n.
misiionens @fgibreGier. Seoeren at
oen norife pfonomiife &onmisiton,
Or. 6riotiof 9eanlen, ffal babe itillet
ilige it9rfe @arantier, at 6e Sorene6e
Stater er reoe til at pere liberal meb
bans Hegiering, bpao angnar 2eb=
netsmi6ler og anore @nrer, 6er tren=
ges.
sln6re neutrale pill fanife fife bli.
be bift set famine @eniDn, bleb set
fagt fra outboritatipt Sol6. l1ben.
rigsoepartenentet iiges maaneos,
big at babe bi6ft, at pisie 11eutrale
noenom 5perige life bolbt itrengt
paa fin paaitaae6e 9eeutralitet. 9eor-
ge bar mootaget 8roteiter MOB nogle
Eing til Gpflanos Soroel, Ser Hap
forbi 6e norife acknowledgement.
Dr. Nanien blep ien6t 116eluffen6e
for at greie op 6enne Glofe.
Set blep fra b6iefte &olo iagt, at
Or. Nanien bab6e in6rgmn1et, at ser
tioltgere bap6e baret Sorigmmelig-
be6 meo at paste paa 6e inbferte 8a-
rer fra 6e 6orene6e 5tater. Haa-
gr1no af 6enne Slapbe6 bap6e Epif-
lan6 ! flor u6itrafning facet Mate.
rialer og Ma6barer. Men meb bette
par 6et il1tt, fag6e ban. Den norife
@egiertng bar forpligtet Zig abio>
lut til at bin6re, at 1togen1ombelit
in6fprte Cling naar 9pManb eller
bets alliereoe. Set iiges, at 8ebtlling
for en6el norife Barer beitennt for
norfe &abne bill blipe nbiteot ON
nogle faa Gage.
@ollanos l16iigter til at faa BRUCE
fine &orniftbe for rni,16it to Maane.
Der ON set belle, er blepet n1in6rc
1orn 6glge af ube1rigsminilter 2an.
|iings Mfilgringer Me6ens grport.
commissioner og Sgfartsfommis1to.
men belle 1toen bar ppret opmRrfio1n
paa 6e OplDsninger, l1oerrigs6epar=
tenentet ii6ber inoe 1neb, fglte man,
at 11oget nfgierer6e Sfri6t lite buroe
foretages, fgr n6enrigsminiiter 2an.
siing bar re6e til at aabenbare fit 4up.
Mflgringerne angaaenbe 5berigea
Nentralt ltetgbru6 iagoes igaar al
barle braitife 5fri6t / alle Ste.
ngsbraneber for at binbre ab.
iolnt SSnofbrfeIen al alle garer til
neutrole, bpor Der lite itiueoes til.
|freosiiuen6e @nrantier. Set f6r}te
|5friot / benne 11De Bolttif bliber tan.
ffe Hefpiiitto1t of De 80 boIlan6ife
|Sfibe, Der mi boloeg / a1nerifanft
9nDl1e.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-09-13
au,erifanne sDlbater marie9erer siennem eo,,bon.

Observation-Disclosures negter ut
gipe pberligere' 0pIpsninger om 5u-
gen. S Gorbin6elie meo 3immer-
1nanns 9ecte &onplotmageriet for at
in6pifle Merico og Sapan / &rig
n1eo 6e syoreneoe Stater giber benne
iioite Mflsring flart 8epis for Mo-
r1iniitratione11s Haaitano ONT, at
GDiflanb bar orepet nbftraft Som,
plot1nageri g(merifa.
Sperige bab6e albrig fgr bpret
n1istpnft for inaban aabenbar &rpn-
fele al Meutroliteten iom at tillaoe
Gbiffertelegran1mer at gaa iom bets
egne Moter.
sMabenbaringen al bette Gaftnm pil
ube11tpiI biofgre en- fulblt9noig
sgtenauing af Sorbinoelfe rneo GpF-
Ia,lo Dia 5perissee, see, forfanpiot fon 6e
.allferebe Ian fdrDiinbre ben.
5perige anmo6eoe forle6en ON at
fan Sorrno6 fra 6e Gorene6e 5tater
og lopeoe, at bet lite biloe omlfibe oct
til Epiflono. Mabenbaringen af bets
grobe &rpnfelier al Neutraliteten bill
oog bt6f6re en- D6erligere SfiRrpning
al Sorbuoet.
Observation-Disclosures Mabenba=
ring al 6enne Mffere gierfaloer
@ritoringen noget ON en- mpitiff &,lf=
fert, Ser a11toges at in6eboloe offici=
elle Dofumenter, og io1n / Salifar
blep taget fra oct 5fib, bpormeo for
benperen6e tpif Nntbas1aoer bon
8ernltorff reifte til europa Denne
&asfe, fom fprtes af en iDenif &ieb'
n1onb og par forieglet meo BET oft
cielle 2egationsftempel, blep al 8rit=
terne fgrt til 2onoon1 og bpa6 Sno-
bol6et bar er al6rtg blepet aabenba,
ret, ifi6nt 2egattonen ber gioroe
gieloen6e, at bens Sanoling bar lob
rnasiig, og at @ritterne lite baboe
Met til at beilagl9gge &ufferten.
2on6on ben 86e Sept. Set itges
Der iaften, at set ipenlfe DIPLOMAT
og Observation-Disclosures / Stocf=
bolm bar peret ct Slags &larerings'
bus for tDffe &omn1untfeer / tre Mar
- iioen &rigenS 8egDnoelie. Dette
blep notolt b6ieite @mbe6sfreoie ef-
ter Mobtagelfen al l1n6erretnings fra
Mmerifa ON MfTdrtngen al ltnoer=
banolingerne 1nellem Nrgentina og
Eplflano bia @tocfbolm. Me6lenmer
af set ipenife Diplomatt bar itaoig
fen6t tpife bemmelige Meooelelier
ltnoer 6oregibenoe al, at De bar ipen,
ffe officielle 8uoifdb.
@uenos Mires ben 86e Sept Set
iiges ber, at ben argentinlfe @egie'
ring fanoipnligpis btI forlange biem>
fal6t ben tpife Miniiter 2urburg ION
syglge af Mabenbaringen af @omn1n.
1ifeerne meIlem 8ue1tos Mires %
8erIin bia 5tocfbolm. Set er ogfaa
muligt, at Ben fbenffe Mtniiter bil
bltbe forlongt biemfal6t. Ser Der,
tier en- beI Del Dpitn0s fom Selge at.
at 6e goreneoe 5tater er fomtnen I'M
oerbeir neb 9lffare11. Det fremgaar
bog, at gpiflano lite alti6 bar fulgt
Mintlter 2urburgs Maab.
8aibington ben 8oe Sept. Sc
ibenffe @ommisiarer, font 1noer.
banoler me6 Be Sorene6e 5tater ON
s&for1- og Brobiantforfen6e bler
opbt rDitet oper Meo6el elelferne fro
ben ipenife 2egatton I 8uenos aires
til stoefboln1 for Berlin, ion1 ioaa
lSortiattes paa 2oen 9ioe).
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01
:PR0BLHMS
sHtss1e.HI &Ae .HI:R7A1AsRE'T9?

EAR MRS, THOMPSON | con
- gratulate you on your good work,
only you are not making it hall
strong enough Fathers and mothers.
wake up. Do not be timid or ncglcctiul
about talking TO your children on any
subject which may lead to higher,
cleaner manhood and womanhood
Boys and girls do want to be good
and a great many mistakes are made
because they have never been told.
am a happy wife and mother doing my
best TO raise my little son clean
American boy.
Girls are apt to think married women
are old crankS who don't know what
they arc talking about Listen girls,
we know fully what we are saying. We
are Just girls grown older, and the men,
once boys, wanted to kiss Us not very
long ago. Some Of us let them once
in while and it did mol spoil our lives.
but looking back We wish from the bot.
tom OF our hearts we had saved them
Tor the right man when he came along.
Look out for the kind of a man who
can see no further than a kiss or
Town y" Such a man is often the be-
ginning OF a lot Of trouble to a girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01
SAM LoYD's BRAIN FOOD
10 Minutes to Digest This.

Pune No. 3l4.
In the first sentence can he found
the name Of one OF Washington
generals. The second and third sen
tcnces also each contains a continen-
tai general the fourth sentence con
tains the name OF an English Off.
Ger who was admired even by ms
enemies The fifth sentence con
tains the name of an English gen
eral In the sixth sentence is con-
cealcd the scene Of one of the early
skirmishes Of the Revolutionary
war.
Washington recruited American
farmers and from them organized an
army OF heroes.
At Valley Forge even that ogre
enemy starvation" was conquered
by the spirit OF patriotism.
The continental soldier, with his
uniform rag, ate seldom and
fought constantly.
That great friend Lafayette came
and remained steadiaSt to the end
However, the young folks cclc.
bratc the 4ih, let them not lose
sight of its meaning.
From San Francisco to NV
York, from Portland to Macon. cor
dality and good will toward the
mother country now prevails.
Answer to No. 3l3.
DOVE plus STONE minus VEST
minus ONE plus GLOBE minus
LOBE equals DOG.
Copyright, 1917 by Sam Loyd)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

TO walk, and a consciousness that she
could stretch out lengthwisc and be
rolled like a barrel by any passing foot
A number Of smart women who in
sist upon showing their figures and who
also insist upon not wearing bunglt.
som, clothes, have elected to appear in
a narrow one e-piece frock, with muf-
iler and hat Of heavy fur Woman-lkc,
they kept these ON at restaurants and
weddings and are only persuaded to
throw them aside at lunchcons because
they are uncomfortable when one is
eating These women appear this way
IN the street without seeming 10 he
cold, and the secret is that the bodice
OF their gown is sufficiently loose in Us
folds 10 allow them to wear a wadded
under-vest
BY the way. these waddcd sacks,
which were once in high fashion among
women, have again come III because OF
the cape-like effect OF packets and eve
ming wraps and the loose swing away
from The body of the majority of one
piece froch They are especially com
Portable when slipped into evening
capeS, for they have loose. kimono
sleeves that are hidden by the folds oi
the cape, and they button closely across
the chest to give tho protection that the
new evening wrap docs not afford
A Rakish New Cap.
In building up these fur sets as bril-.
liant accessories 10 one piece irocks,
the milliners have decided on the re-
yiyal OF rak.Sh hat which is asset
ated In our minds with Peter Pan CAV
and young Shakcspcorcan boys. Picrrot
and circus clowns That is an amazing
array Of suggestions TO combine into
one bit Of millinery. but the hat actually
belongs to all the ages and the symbols
Of rakiSh youth
II is shown IN the sketch, made OF
scalSkin and erminc, with its pompon OF
crmne at the top and its black quill
standing straight out in front as an cver
present danger to the eyes OF the be.
holder, This high cap fits the head
closely at the hcadband and is rolled
upward into a tiny visor OF velvet.
The muffler takes on the shape Of the
most fashionable OF fur pieces. althou I
il eliminates the fringe Of pendant tails,
much 10 the relief Of those who must
observe it, 1t is finished at the side with
an immense group Of cords and tassely.
The null is also decorated with one
of these conspicuous ornaments, and in
having something dangling from it,
center it is in kccong with the most
fashionable Of mulis, some Of which
have a cascade Of ornaments running
around the center and falling from II.
after the manner OF the swinging.
ieathered queue that hangs from an In
dian warriors head.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01
BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove II

DR.. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substi.
tute for calomel, act gently ON the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets The pleasant, sugar.
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them 10 natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
OF the bad after effects.
All the benefits Of nasty, sickenIng,
gripping cathartcs are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping,
pain or any disaWeeablc effects.
DR.. r. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac.
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint with the
attendant bad breath.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every night for
week and note the effect. l0c and 25o
per box AL druggistS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

bunglesome costume that would destroy
whatever grace the figure might com
mand.
The topcoat iproblem has its serious
difficulties, as YOU we'll know by this
time, for it is difficult to look slim or
trig when one |, trying to be comfort
ably warm turS are becoming, and
they are usually adaptable to the fig
ure, but they cannot be added to an
other gaTment produced for warth with.
cut making a woman take on something
OF the appearance Of a farm in Down
| East" All sembancc to a human figuri
is obltcratcd The Eskimo IN his igloc
! is the apparent model.
And not only ungraceiulneSs, bu
weight, rs the obstacle to happiness tha
a woman conironts when she piles fur,
upon top coats and top coats upon suits
She has the sensation OF not being able
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01
Tietng Down Trnins

tpeff Is stretch of railway aIopg
tne wesf eoastoof Ireland where II wa.
iof9@iy not an uncommon Occurrence
iof ~ trains to be blown from the rail,
sy ~ winds from the ocean say, the
Pc19hs Science Monthly for Deccmber
h disasters are now prevented by
~ ~ q On ingenious form of ancmo.
mse@ which rings an alarm bell when
~ velocity Of the wind >reaches 6s
m's - hour, Each station on the line
lsetps o. hand I stock Of movable bal
iaN Ton Of which Il placed aboard
every car s'-'vins at the station after
The beII s0aA6s. vs. 'A.J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

Most men arc very careful TO choose
the right kind OF woman for their lite
long companion and the mother Of their
children
Girls should do everything in their
power to protect themselves against an
undesirable type of man.
MRS. SUFFRAGET
Parents would save their children
many heartaches If they would do as
YOU say talk 10 their boys and girls
There is not enough companionship be-
tween parents and their children in
most homes.
Dear Mrs Thompson; CD Please
tell me the duties OF bridesmaid al a
simple wedding with only two attend
ants.
(2) Who enters the church with the
bridc2 RA
CD The bridesmaid simply walks
before the bride 10 the altar and stands
there during the ceremony The bride
will tell you exactly what she wants
you TO do.
(l) The bride enters the church on
the arm OF her father. II her father
IS not living an uncle or some one
closely related gives her away and she
enters on his arm.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: O We are
two young girls and We are invited to
a dance, but haven't any gentleman,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

New Bank Quarters Beginning thi.
morning, our Savings and Liberty Bonr
Departments will be operated in IN,
room Just south OF the elevator entranc,
IN Our building This will continue
only until we permanently enlarge Out
banking room We trust that our Gus
toners IN these departments will appre,
ciate our efforts to give them NOR,
room and to wait on them quicker
American National Bank-Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01
Parcel Post Packages.

Here is a timely suggestion for par
eel post packaRes. If they are securel,
wrapped in table oilcloth they will reacl
their destination in good condition, a,
the oilcloth permits no moisture TO ge
inside OF the package.
Use right side OF oilcloth for insid,
and YOU can write the address on tn,
other side.
Fine for packages sent to the soldiers
as their packages travel some distance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

Joseph c. Stchln OF New York City
who is only 10 years old, is at present
the youngest American aviator in
France He was refused the right to
enlist in the American and Briti,h,fly.
ing corps, but was accepted by the
French He has now been transferred
to General Pershing's forces as an in
structor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

friends to take us, Would Il be proper
to 90 alonef,
(O Would il be proper to come home
with a strange fellow that we would
meet at the dance
ANXIOUS.
O) 1t would be all right for two girls
to go with one boy, but not alone.
(2D Ii you have been introduced tC
him II would be all right.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

The prompt and positive action Of this
simple, inexpensive homemade remedy
IN quickly healing On innampd UT pwolrn
membranes OF the .hroat,. chest or bron.
chlal tubes and breaking dI tpht
coughs, has caused = 10 bo Used in mora
homes than lnr Jthcr cough remedy
Under it's healing soothing influence.
chest sorcnc. 'ocs, phlcpm ! oscns,
breathing becoTes easier, tickling In
throat stops and you get good lipl.ts
rcstiul sleep The usual thr "a, and
chest colds me conquered hy IL IA "a
hours or less Nothing better fo hron.
chitis honrsCness, Group, whooping
cough, bronchial asthma or winter
Cougha
To make this splendid cough syrup.
pour. 2l9 ounces Of pncN 200 cents
worth into a pint bottle and flll tho
bottle ith plain grnnulatcd sugar syrup
and shoke thoroughly You then have
q tull pint-a family supply-oi a much
better cough syrup than you could huv
ready made for $3.50 Keeps perfectly
and children love its pleasant instc.
PincN Is special aud highly conccn.
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, and Is known the world
over tot lts promptncss, ease and Ger.
tainty In overcoming stubborn coughs
and chest colds.
To avoid disappointment ask your
nrugglst for "2lg ounces Of pincx" with
full directions, and don't accept any.
thing cl'e Guaranteed TO give absoluts
satisfaction W money promptly rciundes
Ihe PAnex Coz ~ Wayne, Ind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

NEW YORK-Po"ibly, il Is due TO
the fact that those who deal in furs
seem 10 have learned many new tricks
in their art that women are appearing
i'm a variety Of novetie, in peltry as
substitute for thick topcoat' that give
more warmth
The iurricrs and the mllners have
to produce sets which con
si,t of hat, mbflcr and mufi that are
to pc attached to a irnck or possibly, a
slim coat suit but not topcoat
Furs Against Top Goats.
The addition OF Lesc pieces Of fur
TO a loose oyercoat would result in a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-01

FttlutNNc NuDDtu-lN Nt TfNl0fnCe NJ
1911 West sixth street wns robbed last
might aud tlG stolen, according TO re-
port filrd with the police today
Miss Tye 20 Sell Scals-Nlss Carol I've
secretary to the mayor, win bee one Of
number Of young women who viii sell
Red Cross scnls AZ tho Lee lluckins hotel
this afternoon.
New York Man Entertnned--I. c.
York, ~ New York, uu official NJ the
Equitable ldfC Insurance company, WAS
guest of honor Rt Il banquet given by
the employees NJ the local branch ui the
company at tho sklryiu hotel today.
zimmerman New Treasurer-Ioc Am
norman, who wax appointed city treus-
urcr 10 succeed John Dickson, who re-
signed several weeks ngo, toduy assumed
the duties of his Offie Mr. Dickson
resigned 10 enlist in the army
PAYDAY for Clty-An city employees nro
drawing their salaries for the last M
tcon days In Noycmber today The pay
rolls wore approved Mt special meet
ing Of the city commission yesterday AFT
Crnoon.
Contractors Here--Two officials Of the
Marino -ntrkham Construction company
Of 81. Louis are In the city awaiting II
conference with j e. Walton, COmmlg-
Rionor OF pnblic works The company
has contract Tor the installation Of
an extensive sewage system and II II
their drairc to mako some substitutes
In the materials used In the work Mr..
Wnlton's office reported TODAY that he
was out ot tho city, but would return
this afternoon.
Hiah links Fund S22e-rwo hundred
and twenty nine dollars was cleared Rt
the dance given nv the Iliph links club
girls IN the Skryiu hotel ON Thanks
giving night This money WAS turned
into Mrs l. G. UulApre secretary Of
the Red Cross, yesterday and will 80
toward tho buying of Christmas comfort
kits for tho soldiers