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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE
WITH EMPEY
By Arthur Guy Empey

We must have sat there about
twenty minutes. when the second
foreman came aft. / took fifteen
guesses at his nationality, and at last
came to the conclusion that he was
Il cross between a Chinaman and Il
Mexican. He was thin, about six
feet tall, and wore huge sombrero
His skin was tanned the color of
leather. Every time he smiled 1 had
the impression that the next minute
he would plant a stiletto in my back
His name was Pinero. His introduce
ton to us was very brief: Get up
off of that blankety blank hatch end
line up against the rail" We did as
ordered. Then he commanded: "All
the niggers line up alongside of the
port rail" L guess a lot of them
did not know what he meant by the
port rail- because they looked very
snapped out: You blankety blank
Idiots. The port rail is that rail
over there. Come on. Move or I'll
soon move YOU" He looked we'll
able to do this and the niggers
promptly shufiied over to the place
designated. He quickly divided us
into squads of twelve men, then or
dered: 'All of you who are deserters
from the Army or who have seen
front" Four others besides myself
stepped out. The first man. he came
to he informed: You're a straw
boss. DO you know what a straw
boss is?" This man meekly answered,
NO SIR With another oath, the
second foreman said; "All right,
you're not a straw boss: fall back"
| got the cue Immediately. My turn
came next.
do you know what straw boss
is?'
/ said: Sure"
He said: "All right, you're a straw
boss"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31

As IL within its ruddy core
IL heId the happy heart of spring;
ferdousi never sang like that,
NOR Saadi grave. nor Hahz gay.
lounge and blow white rings
And watch them rise and float
away.
Imagine zero day like this with
out a smoke, generous reader. Not
much lounging such as our poet liked
70 lhdulge in. Well, hardly! Read
~ .he columns of the Telegraph the
.I' iai IatlVes OF Airman Shaffer of how
.ie plruhneh put in their day. Read
the accounts of the American engi-
heefs, fine, well-bred chaps who do
hothlng for months but dig bitches,
standlng in the filthy water up to the
waist. Read of the recruits and their
CONS tant drill. in artillery, cavalry
ana infantry, and then deny yourself
pack of cigarets. 1t is yoIr duty
You may think you have a hard. tedi-
Gus daily job. but you are not flirting
win death every moment. You have
tne time to lounge and blow white
rings of smoke"
letters from the front emphasize
!hat smoke over in that vale of fury
no luxury, no plaything, but a
No4AAS anu SOOLnef which YOU
need in times of stress or when off
uuty ana your nerves are still strung
up. When 1 landed over here
writes n sergeant in a machine gun
company, II determined to keep NV
pleose not to smoke. l held out for
nearly three weeks, and then one
night came back from six hours
tramplng in the rain, chilled to the
pone; and, once again dry, I suddenly
got SO mad for a smoke that think
would have stabbed anybody who
objected. This is the way one Graves
cigaret in this sort of life"
pipe and fragrant smoking to-
Dacco are beginning to be most popu-
lar according to the bulk of letters.
Clgarets are always in demand. but
many soldiers have discovered that
there is more satisfaction in a nine
Don't you bother about this, but send
your contribution and let the men
VINO know decide what should be
sShipped: You will get a personal ac-
knowledgement which will fully re-
pay you for your sacrifice.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31
ACCIDENTS AT LEWIsToWN

Lewistown, Pa, Dec. 81. John
;arolus, badly injured at the Stand
l'd Steel Works, is in serious con
Ition.
While coasting on a small hill at
Heagertown, Roy Shontz, aged 10
years, son of John Shontz, had his
left leg broken. The sled struck n
stone and in the mixup the young
ster received the fracture.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31

sa expense, for two or. .tllreI
men % DIN In the expense of q carl
fifge for the day. Mr.. Bryant, how
gys,.. hHd trudged through the sleeI
ana III response to some words frorI
my mother of appreciation of II
eifort in coming out in such weatl
replied cheerily: Why, I rather j /
a fresh temperature, Mrs. Putna
It is only the young men who u
chilly and lazy
Fifteen or eighteen years latI
New Years calls in society had I
come tradition of the past"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31
NIssLEY-HEIsEY WEDDING

East Donegal. Pa. Dec. S1.-Miss
Mary NJ. Kelsey. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phares Kelsey, was married yes
terday to Samuel X. Nissley, of Eliz-
abethtown, by the Rev. l.. o. Musser.
at his residence. They were attended
by Miss Susan Nissley and Norman N.
NisSleY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31
III. w. BILLOW BURIED

NEWPORT, Pa., Dec. 81. = Funeral
services were held on Saturday for
II. w. Billow, the Pennsylvania rail-
road trackwalker, who was killed last
Wednesday when struck by a train at
Iriquois. Services were held at his
late home in Howe township.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31
NV. O. n. 10. MEETING

Shiremanstown, Pa, Dec. 31.-The
monthly meeting of the Shiremans-
town Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held tomorrow
evening at the home of Miss Marie
Strong, in Locust street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31

I had not the
least idea of what
he was talking
about, but made
up my mind that
it would not take
me long to find
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31
RED GROSS MEETTNC

Shiremanstown, Pa, Dec. 31.--A
meeting of the Red Cross Society
will be held this evening at the fire
enginehouse.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31

To Cure n Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. Il. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. 30c.
Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-31
@EED TOBACCO
TOKEEP NERVES
FIT in TRENCHES
Yankees in France Write
Home How Much Ciga-
rets Are Needed

| hear the hemlock chlrp and sing
As If within its ruddy core
1t held the happy heart of spring;
Ferdo ousi never sang like that,
Nor Saadi grave. nor Hafiz CAV.
lounge and blow white rings
of smoke
Ana watch them rise and float
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28
Deming COIlegians Home


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who are pnr~"'hS q ''o"e' ''"V"'J'' n'
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m'erN''N "l Wisconsin n,,.
As Is TO ne 'Np'''''' '"' D :.
oclegahonH are very "'''''''v" -, "
the activities 'i 'he '',i't,"' :. p,;,
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Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

4 new and convenient means OF
malntaiulu. communication between
a,rplanc~ and u station ha, been II
tcvicc in the -hapc OF a combination
If very compact and efficient
~rarrhlieht and u telescope hv which
n j., said to be- readily possible to cN-
change signal, iIr distance of To-
eco feet ia the strongest daylight and
for q much greater distance at night.
The ,carchlight j. held in he hands
uf the operator - ~ to bring IN"
telescope INTO ~lghim" p"-lil"n. The
,carrhlghi H. aimed at the aircraft
with which communication l. 4" be-
established and maintained. Hnd the
,peraror then sends the messages b,
means of - tapping key on the side,
causln. long and short liashe, ol
hght 10 spell ouI the words or nu-
neral, in the telegraph code used.
By means Of the telescope The op"ral e
or i, able 10 sec the distant flashes
of the auewcrn. ~rarchlighl.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

IN Australia every hoy between The
rye "i - and i l. compelled 10 un-
drrgo military instruction along with
h., other duties. When he reaches
tine age Of ~ the Australian youth
j. u trained soldier and i then en-
rolled for period ol eight wears in
l'ir battalion uf the region IN which
h lives. Du"iue the period of hi-
.roIlmcnl the Australian soldier j.
aI all time Liable to call for service
~ defense ct hi country. but when
there is uo call for such defensive
.cr,l,,. he /, required lo devote only
two week. each wear to the pr"ctirc
ui arms.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

The pay of officer, and crew of
vcsscl- m the American merchant
marine j. ~ follow: Captain. $3.50
"a month. chief officer, 40. second
officer. $50. third officer. 500:
chief engineer, 500, first assistant
engineer. rlln. second assistant en-
eIneor. $50; third assistant cngi-
rerr ol20; carpenter. so: boats o
vain. so; ollcr-. -Gi: water tender,
$50: fireman, -GO: ~camrn. -d0; coal
rn~,cr-. so. H. addition to their
regular waec- the men now receive
lonu-c- which materially increase
Their earning.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Grant. Rockford. H. When he left
IN VIE. nj the request of the Off
ciai buari of the church. icnk up his
duties. filling the pulpit ipr the first
time sunday. Lieutenant Adams won
his commission al the second Officers
training camp at Fort Sheridan, lc-
mg commis ioncd not ~ e chaplain
but as fighting man. H. does no;
expect I" take up ministerial work
again until the war j. ovsr.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Mr.. james FRYE, Of Nashville.
Ind, celebrated her seventy first
birthday anniversary recently by
hu~king bu-hcl "t corn for each
year of her life. This fall he ha-
gathered field of corn containing
100 bushels and she has AVERAGED -
bushels II day. She ,av- that in /,
good corn field ,ha can gather u~
much corn IN day a. any man
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

II YOU are girl rili,,H of the
lnltcd State, Ii Vcar- .ol or over.
md ar" willing to play "a, par, Of
"thc hclpiup hand" to rrclr Sml.
vou NAV be- u mr-~cngc, m IN ih,
government service. The fact dat
the gaps IN the service are to be- tille,'
by girl Is IN alarming lroof of tho
-aortaec of r,ol, labor brought about
bv war condition.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

The worlds gold production ~ the
last quarter of u century equals that,
of the preceding 400 YEAR. while the
silver output since 1875 equals that
oi the preceding 100 years. Bul.
whereas, the geld money of the worl i
has doubled IN the last 20 wears. the
silver money has decreased lust one
half IN the same time.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Nineteen women made their appear
ance on Broadway ~ street railway
conductors. filling the vacancie, rep.
resented bV aS many bin, -lar- ni
the service flag of the New YORK
Railway company.
The Young women are uniformed il,
bluc -hrt- ard rather mannish coat,
with caps IKE those ot II. men con
dnctor,.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Mis- katherine Stiu.uy. avlairIN,
of san Francisco. established q new
official American nonstop rocord
for airplane flights, when she arri,
cd at san Francisco from san Diego.
CAL. covering the distance "t go
miles in nine hours and ~ minute.
In crossing the mountain, Of South.
crn California she reached her high
est altitude of the journey, 1900 feet.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

The country entire output ui
wood alcohol will he taken over i'm
medlatcly by the government under
an ass,emenl with the disiillcr-, an
nounced by the war industries board.
Private consumers will be- supplied on
license issued bv the prloritcS
board
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

The first vessels bringing Christ,
Sas gifts TO the soldiers arrived in
France Dee. II. Al one station for the
cNp'diilonarN force 10000 sacks ur
mail were unloadcd Other stations
have similar cOnsignmcnts. The
packages were marked. "Do not open
until Christmas"
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

In the mining settlement of Edge
view II society of Young girls called
THE Cleaners Mission Circle,
walks back and forth from the Ital-
ian and French Mission Of the Pres
w terrain church. T.. $. southern f.
Lexington, three miles distant. TO,
lis sewing class.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

very ludicrous blundcrs. 4 certain
reporter down in Texas intended To-
state that "After the wedding trip
the newly married couple would make
their home at the Old Manse.' but
thru typographical error II read
Old Mans"
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Every American boy now IN France
cats thirtv-fivc cents worth of food
daily. Therefore. vou can readily
tee, YOUR S4.l2 war savings stamp
will feed nearly II dozen soldiers for
a day.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

President Wilson received a pound
of butter for hi Christmas dinner
which cost Sj61. II wa made Nv
Mrs. &. T., Eastcrday. Of Marble
Rock, Iowa, and auctioncd at a far
by the Red Cross auxiliarics of Union
and Scott townships.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

One Of the largest and most sue
,essful apartment hotels III New York
city is managed by a woman.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Mis- Fanny Is. tartcr of Belfast
r- the second Maine woman to re-
cclvc shipmaslcr'- license. She
ra-sed the federal examinations ut
lianeor and will begin duties at once.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

For two years Wisconsin has been
lghting forest fires hv an1 lanes in
lead of from watchtowcr- !; Is
I'D that AT a height of 1900 feet an
aNintur can detect II forest fire 80
, lies distant.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Miss Helen '. Boswell is secretary
of The women's division oi the Nea
York state Republican committee.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Death has entered the American
army. james u. Death tried three
times To enlist Recently he made a
fourth attempt aud was accepted
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Mother Naxier jabr,ui. founder of
the Order of the Missionary Sisters
of the Sacred Heart. i, dead in CHI
cago AT Columbus hospital, OF heart
disease.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Miss {. X. Haywood of ,ynwyd,
Pa, Is AN expert with the billiard
ne and has defeated many male
competitors with ease.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Charles T.. Brown. while regaining
his strength from an extended Ill
rr-~, - knitting sweaters for the Red
tro,-. lie enjoys 1t and takes pleas
urc ia III. work.--Otcro 60. News.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Lieutenant Frank Il. Adams, VIII"
has been pastor of the CLlNcr~ali~i
church at l'rbana. Ill.,. for several
YEAR. ha- begun his duties AT Camp
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

The charm of some women. like the
charm of Christmas turkey, is usu-
ally about 30 per cent in the dress
ing.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Films developed. ) cents per roll.
Pn..,s, anv size. Be each. For fur
thcr information address The Cam
era Shop. Lock Box 1907. pemlng'
New Mexico. iu''
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

For the first time in the history (
he Law club AZ the University of
l'enn> ylvanla two younl women ,ok
part IN y rccen, mock rw DER trlai
-, the University.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

Mr.. Tabllha Greenlng, the "Con-
IN Puss" of all Mark Twan's stories
md the woman to whom he left LEG
ucy. l. dead at Palmyra, New York,
AGED 81 wears.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

The usual coat of yellow was ap-
piled to the front of 4 merchant es-
adjustment in Kimball, $. d.. when
Le declined To stand during the play
ING bv an orchestra of the sta.
~panglcd Banner.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28
n. {. HEATH
An Experienced hOrticulturist and
NurSeryman

Living one mile north east Of
peminc, y. NJ. has a large as
-ortment of shade and fruit
trees and all kinds of ornament
at shrubbery for sale from the
well known nurseries of Stark
Bros, Louisiana. Mo. Call ear
" aud see thcm-fir,t come.
first served for the demand j.
greater than the supply. Or be-
viii call and see YOU ON request.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28

\ typographical error makes some
Deming graphic., 1917-12-28
out OF THE
OR Dl N A K Y e

One Of the largest and most sue
,essful apartment hotels ia New York
city is managed by woman.
Miss Helen Y. Boswell is secretary
of the women's division oi the Nea
York state Republican committee.
The charm of some women. like the
ckarm of Christmas turkey, is usu-
ally about 30 per cent in the dress
ing.
Miss {. X. Haywood of Cynwyd,
Pa, Is an expert with the billiard
,uc and has defeated many male
competitors with ease.
Death has entered the American
army. james II. Death tried three
tunes To enlist. Recently he made a
fourth attempt and was accepted.
Mother Maker tabr,ui, founder of
the Order of the Missionary Sisters
of the Sacred Heart. j. dead in chi
cago AT Columbus hospital, OF heart
disease.
Mr.. Tabllha Greenlng. the "COu-
IN Puss" of all Mark Twain's stories
md the woman 10 whom he left leg
ucN. l. dead at Palmyra. New York,
AGED 81 wears.
For the first time IN the history 4
he Law club al the University of
Penn> ylvania two voun4 women took
part IN u recent mock rn Ger ttini
80 the University.
Charles f. Brown. while regaining
his strength from an extended III
Ic-~. l. knitting -wcatcr- for the Red
tro>.. He enjoys 1t and takes pleas
urc ia hl work.--Otero Go. News
Mis- Fanny Il. tartcr of Belfast
r- the second Maine woman to re-
,clvc u ,hipmastcr'- license, She
ra-sed the federal examinations nt
lianeor and will begin duiiea at once.
Every American boy now IN France
cats thirtv-fivc cents worth of food
daily. Therefore. vou can readily
tee. YOUR S4.l2 war saving, stamp
will feed nearly II dozen soldiers for
a day
For two years Wi~con>u has been
lighting forest fires bv an1 lanes in
lead of from watchtowcr- il Is
.,id that at a height OF 1900 feet an
Niutur can detect Il forest fire 80
lies distant.
The usual coat Of yellow was az
piled to the front of Il merchants es
tablishncnt in Kimball, $. d.. when
Lc declined 10 stand during the play
ing by an orchestra of the "Stac
Npanglcd Banner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01

Notice is hereby given to an per-
sons interested. that the council %
the city Of Rock Island. Ill. having
ordered the paving with brick OF
Twenty street from Eighteenth
10 TweuLy-thlrd avenues. and the or
dinance for the same being on file in
the Office Of the city clerk II said
CITY, and said city having applied ta
the county court oE Rock Island
county. Illinois for an assessment Of
the cost of said Improvement accord
Ing To frontage. said assessment being
PAYABLE ln ten fnstaIlments. each
bearing interest at the rate of per
cent per anuums and an assessment
therefore having been made and re-
turned 10 said court tha duas hear
ing thereon viii be had on the nth
day Of august. s. p. 1917. al the hour
of 3 O'Clock g. m- or as soon there
after rs the business OF the court
VIII permit
All persons desiring may file OBJ
5ecteus iu said court before sad day.
end NAV appear On the hearing ana
make their defense
Dated at Rock Island. III July p,
1917
WILLIAM 4. NORRIS.
Officer appointed 70 make the assess
ment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
PEORIA TAKES PAIR
TROM RICHMOND MEN

Richmond. Ind Aug 1-Peoria SCI
cured sweet revenge for the defeat a5-
migistered Monday. bE taking both
ends of q double header yesterday
from the local club. s 10 aud ID
In seven innings Reynolds and ECfT-
man worked 5n the opener with Le-
claire in the second game The scores.
Peoria -..-..-02 00o1 0-5 10 2
Batteri Reynolds. Hoffman and
DFarrels Young and Hauser-
Second game.
Peoria ..-.....-.-1 G1010 o-5 6 q
Richmond ......0I0o ro-3 S b
Batteries LeCIaira and oEarrelLs
Gilbert and Hauser.
AT SPRINGFIELD.
Grand Rapids 00O2 0o00o-2 Q
Springfield .6o10 o0o-E
Batterias-Nelter and Davoruers
Clark. Dunn and EuuElfuE.
AT DAYTON.
Nuskegon -.--4 o @ z @ @ 2 @ 2-9 Ifs O.
DAYTON ,----.-o 0 o 00 o IL Q
Batteries -Wachtel and BrauniEan-
Schettler, Wells and DonaAue
AT EVANSVILLE
Fort WAYNE 10000 1Q1C-2 g Z
Evansville $40 - o0t 0-2 2
Batteries -howalsbl and Smith
Shoup ana BoeIEle.
Second game
Fort WAYNE ....-o @ e s i Q 2--5 10
Evansville ---....1 04Q8a-S o
tCalled by agreement
Batteries Cummings and Smith
Turner and Kelly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
TRADE DEMAREE FOR
KILDUFF TO GIANTS

Chicago. Aug I-Pstche~ Al IA
maTee q The Cubs. who was tra5e4
yesterday morning to the New vorE
Giants fer lnfelder ELdun. ler+ faet
night 10 STARE working for hfz share
- tAe "oE-a series purse. N5I8ar
is expected To be ali he morris ~. n
park this afternoon. If Is r1ss35--
IRE yoInsSler viii be tried our al
once BUS whether it VIII be al seq
ond. short. or thlrd ls not known
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
w. A. CLUBS
VOTE TO CONTINUE

NcAlester Okla. Aug. 1.-The West
ern association viii play out the sea
son, it was voted on Monday at & s1a-
clal meeting -Four clubs-Ardm6-A
and McAIester, Okla. and Deais0n. and
sherman. Tex. voted to end the sea-
son Aug and Fort Smith. Ark
Tulsa. Oklahoma CITY and 7r,zl-[ee-,-'
Okla, voted To play until Taho~ r7er.
the original closing date. prazf5ar+
5- W Bell cast the deciding vote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
IEFsTERN nnnpe- I-lLPIRF.

Joplin no, Aug. mplre George
Miller has been released by President
has been IN the Western league two
years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
Rally at End.

Spurrad bv thoughts Of losing ths
coveted place they thought they mad
cinched the Rowlands rallied after
two were out i'm the ninth and might
have turned back the tide but for
skull play by Chick Gand8. who must
have been affected by the torridtr
Gandu started o. double steal with
Fetch ON third and three runs needed
70 tie. lie was headed off and ran TO
death Score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
SOX JOLTED OUT
LEAD BY DEFEAT
Freak Home Run by Harry Hooper I'm
First Inning Gives Boston Enough
TO Win.
HARD LUCK ron Ed CIC0rTE
Two Run Lead by Hose ii Start n
Not Long Liyed-Gandil Pulls Rank
BOner in Ninth.

Boston, Mass, Aug. - A freak
home run Of very doubtful ancestry
broke up what otherwiz would have
beea a swell pitchers battle between
Ed Cicotte and Dutch Leonard and
drove the White Sox hack 1uto second
place Score. 5 to ..
Harry Hooper made the home ran
with two on and two out n the Hrs-
inning. and it was merely grouuder
over first base which went UP John
Collins sleeve as the right fielder zot
in front Of it close TO the stand. then
hoped over into the pavilion
That was good for three runs.
enough 20 beat the two jch the Row
lands whaled out Of Leonards moist
hide n the opening half before he
could get set. Thereafter the visitors
wre shut out. although they hlt the
ball fairly hard
Always the White S0x hit "a tough
luck, although they did not compel
the Red SoX to pull any such brilliant
fielding as in yesterdays battle The
Red Sox continued TO pound Clcotte
safely in every inning except one. but
his backing was so good they managed
to get over only two more tallIas.
which would have just evened the
count but for Hooper S scratch four
ba~EE~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
BY Dorothy Dix
Tn. World. Highest Paid Woman writer

MEOPlE often wonder" said the
woman IN gray, why so many
married couples who really love
each other and II, 10 do their duty get
along so uharmonlou,ly together. and
particularly why IN laws may alway,
fight like cats and dog,
u think that the wonder IS all the
other way about and that the amazing
thing is that a man and woman. coming
oi dliicrcn, blood and traditions and
brought Mp with different ideas and
tastes, adjust themselves To each other
a, well as they do IN the close confines
OF mattlmony And its marvel that
any woman can ever come into another
family without causing friction
ITS one ol natures grim little Jokes
that while our oppoSlte' attract ne I've
tore marriage, our oppnSitcs tcpcl n,
after marriage We fall IN love with
a nan or woman because hc or she is
entirely different from the kind OF nco
pie TO whom we are accustomed. hu,
after We arc married this very differ.