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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-06
Telltale Parrot.

They were sitting close together In
the parlor.
He-l gave you that parrot as a
birthday present. did l not, Matilda?
Shelves, but surely, Albert, you
are not going to speak of your gifts
as IT,
He-It was young and could not
speak at the timer
Sbe-Yes. and 1t has never been out
Of this parlor.
He-There are no other young ladies'
In this housef
She-No, there a: q not.
He-Then. why--why. when kissed
your photograph In the album while
waiting for you did that wretched bird
Initiate your voice and say: Don't do
that, Charlie; please don'tT
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-06
1.-THE Terrapin War"

"The Terrapin war" was nick
name used by the opponents of the
war Of 1912 on account of the en-
barge against trade with England or
commercial intercourse with Canada.
They said this cutting of commerce
was like terrapin drawing within
its own shell, though as matter Of
fact a terrapin always has good rea-
son for such action.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-06
Cause Of the Delay.

First Cook-How do you like II at
the Bumps7
Second Cook-No good. I'm cooking
breakfast all the time from 8 to IL.
First Cook-You don't sayl Why,
always heard that they all got up at
the same time.
Second Cook-They do. but II takes
them all the way from little willie's
fifteen seconds to Miss Bumps three
hours to dress.-Judge.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-06
Not Fairly Divided.

Little Eleanor had been to church
for the first time and on her return
home her grandmother asked her how
she liked 1t. "Oh, liked 1t all right"
she replied, "but the men didn't act
bit fair" ''What did they do?" "Why,
one man did all the hard work and
another man came around and got all
the money"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-06

at requires exceptional ability to
hold government position" ut does"
replied Senator Sorghum; "a man who
can take care of family on the aver
age government salary has ability
amounting almost to genius."-Topeka
Journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-06
Where He Beat "pizzy."

When Dlsraeli was prime minister
Of England good-looking young man
applied to him for government posi-
ton. 81 know, SIR" said the appli-
cant, wistfully, 'how little I know"
Dear me-" said Disraeli, 'as much as
that? 1 haven't got half that distance
yet"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-06

Binder Irvine? We have a good
supply. Call and get It while It lasts.
Hawkins Hardware.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Germany Must Not
I Use Poor Belgium To
Drive a Bargain With

When black hand gang succeedS IN
kidnapping a victim II immediately opens
negotiations on the basis OF payment
for restoring the lost 'o hls FANNY
When an emoezzief Is run CONN. ne
uSua.iy lfles 70 ""'s''lA 'oi '''1 zoe. -
oy s1eiins g. fe'0i'' " par - '''' ''"'s'
goods
Justice recognizes no such deals. 10
let The thief So is compromising "a felony
and a crime II. itself. 10 nav ransom TO
l.,.,,,,rs,- s-s,,s- ruhl, nolicv and
-.l'.il e-....-.', ..,.,.'... ........,s
o'''s
ne eNaa-ng lHe o.aeefs OF the "a" Is ll
done
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Pointed Paragraphs

Paw AZ you 20. but save enough
~ ge' back on
Many a man who ig sure he 81
right lacks tho energy 70 70 ahead
a girls idea % rlngleader is
the FIRST man 40 arrive with soil
taire.
a woman is not necessarily IN
love with a man because sho IS jeal
Gus ~ him
Men who drink 20 drown their
troubles meet m.sfortunes with a
smile
Nothing pleases Tho average girl
more ,han to be w.H'aken for an
acfref
Tho riri who le popular with fhe
mon is APT 20 be- unpopular with The
giris
Oocaolonaliy The world loves q
lovcr. but more often 81 sympafhlzes
Nth Rim
The eyes Of n man looking for
wife raat longer on the girl Who
can mako u pie than on ono whoee
lorg 1lt ir piano humping
r. sometlmes happens a liar tells
fro truth Doc u.o ho 81 unable to
fhfnk ~ an appropriate substitute
~ tho spur ~ fhc moment
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
4 4 " fiiiiffrrg worker; worker, I t-rrderpaiid

The other day when a boy scout had
done some small service for you, you Of
fered hin a dime or quarter. and he re-
fused IL explaining in his awkward small
boy way, but with proper pride. We'll.
you see, it is against our principles for a
boy scout TO take money for helping"
And you said, "Oh. yes. A very good
idea" thinking this a most commend
able effort TO cOunteract in the country s
youth the greedy spirit of the age
So the next time d boy scout did a bit
of work. at your request. you contented
yourself with saying Thank YOU, and
smiling your approval. with proper pride,
this time, in promoting great reform.
But when you stop TO think that each
boy scout is surrounded by from five 20
ten relatives and neighbors. all having
errands for him TO run. isn't it plain the
willing youth is going to be imposed up
on2 Even the general public has come
to look upon the boy scout as a contribu-
ton to the welfare Of the community.
And that he is, but he ought not 10 be
made a sacrifice
The juvenile masculine mind cant tell
the difference between small favors and
small tasks. The boy scout gets courtesy
and business all mixed UP in his enthus-
iasm for the sprinciples Of his organiza-
tion
But there Is no such confusion in the
mind Of the average adult. A good rule
would be 10 pay a boy scout for any ser
vice for which a professional errand boy
would have to be paid
There's an ancient maxim which fits
this modern condition perfectly.
THE laborer is worthy Of his hire.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
What Is Going On in Germany!
As Told BY the Newspapers We Get From the Teutonic
Empires and Neutral Nations.

and shoes and stockings The
E'rankfor' zeifung makes the FOL
lowing contribution 70 the cam
paiga
in NE streets - our great cities
'hore s now an increase IN the
number ~ s,ocklnRiess Wearers oi
sandeip mostly ~ the female sex
This method of economizing our
supplies is more appropriate % a
large town than the more radical
method ~ going barefooted And u
really does not look bad Perhaps
fhe andal.makers could take more
account ~ feminine coquettishnes7
and produce really pretty dressy'
samples
"THree young ladies' have ius'
-Ja"eret by in sfockingleea sen
Iais Two old gentlemen stand at
fhe corner of tho street and watch
$50 merry young ones or course
they we 100 humored old people who
are grmbIlng m this modern
scandal Not a bii % n They
nod 20 one another. and % IS easy
M read their satisfaction IN their
movements. The three maidnns
moreover. we're not beauties they
r're usf young and bold and had
r.sked b.
hrn people sannter fhrn the
town without hats who stiil wears
tat' why should they not gc
without rfockings p"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

Editor A,.
c6csro mi a j SHILLING
extended Mortgage
IL which mailing you We might
also brought he
nation that the had Just paid w first qgay dividend on W
substantial surplus
the Detroit
supposed superiority
other remedies containing II" s
of This
would
matter u faci he
of hookTor
and found that OF the various pa
before found 10 be NOR oMangan
a merely show
friendly substitutes frequently pure
association Guides Mangan and quote "
a follows
-Mangan 70 man
rarsae
amount foant n e@r 100 -
In mil
sha maybe O IA
t, al- q y the world
of r7arz =
fennts reasons
tAa sfond Used
tteu ~ TO- "a passed
the News
supposed o added 70 It's advertising staH2
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Anniversaries


1855 Arthur So clair was made
frrt governor ~ ihe h"f NV
fNrT
1905 Robert 4 rarr0ff Inventor
the T.rroff gun nfsf used AZ tho
atffe us Ruli ROM born IN Lee. y
"a r.1 u cold spring. = r. Dec.
1877
" ,,..tt..-,., ror~aw ~ssb
,..r-ter - rorr-esa
rs pa-If.r0 rrunfv Tenn Died
..f. g~f So feFf
,
zion in Wisfnnsin Wrt
1853 tieu 1feflIng price was de-
f.afed tt BIR Hafrn.a River. Miss.
flro E~ort.r Jefeeted th~ Germans
a., taf,lr - Tf.rrr.
1902 r1ur Nom hors of tho Dalton
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

Mel
Lookut!
Get out of the way there, and let all
the people see me-
am the trouble-maker
My business is to see that nothing is
unanimous.
Nothing will go smooth if can help it
am the original little messer.
| know how to SOW suspicion between
young married people. | divide good
neighbors by my whispering set
churches by the ears. disrupt lodges,
clubs, societies.
Wherever there is q gathering of hu-
man beings wherever they are likely to
get together and gain some end by or
ganization. there is little me, buzzing like
blow-fly, to spoil things.
! am the human mosquito. Also rat,
snake yellowjacket, tick, chgger, louise
and microbe
Discomfort, irritation and every itch
of unpleasantness, these are my beings
end and aim
Don't ask me why. I'm just built that
way
Some folks like pie, some tobacco. some
red pepper, some eat clay-me, like
FtrUubt1. 5ar II. n rHStss good. od
Now, when the Old L. S. A. is at war,
is my innings. When there's war you
must have unity There can be no eff
cheney without team-play, Everybody
must sacrifice his time, money, opinions
and comfort 10 the general good
Right here is where | come in.
| get out my six-cylinder traction
discord -sower and start TO work.
Everybody is for conscription. Hence
! oppose IT, Conscriptiou is tyranny.
It is wicked 70 fight the Prussians in
France. Wait III Tfey como over here.
Wilson is wrong Whatever he does is
silly lie is a blunderer. SO is Daniels.
So is Baker So is everybody Except
me- l am all right
Food conservation is piffle. I am
against Hoover.
| hold meetings denouncing the war
! hate England
This war was caused by greed. by the
capitalists, 10y England by anybody eN-
cept Germany.
Down with the police Down with the
Ebhtl lAAllftlL.
shrek from soap boxes object and
oppose in the Senate. | write sarcastic
articles in the newspapers. | picket the
White House with scurrilous banners.
When | am arrested, or rotten-egged,
or beaten up, ] am happy have found
The short cut TO notorety
| am the original anonymous letter
writer
Ny home address is the cave Of Adul-
lam
! an for peace nov. because 20 be for
peace when peace is impossible is 70 make
trouble
ana drink coid pelaC.'. carry t"o guns.
lens
am the trouble-maker.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
A Ready Parson

Tho evening lesson was from the
BOOK 0f Job and the minister
mad iusf read yea. tho light of
the wicked shaii be- pat out. when
imnrri+ate4y me church was in total
darkness
"Brafhron." said the minister with
rcarrely moments pause. "in view
OF thp sudden and startling fulfil
rent OF thls prc rcphecy. Ne will spend
a few minutes IA silent prayer fof
the electric lighting company
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Bring Your Liberty Bonds
To The Times Office, If You
Are In Doubt, Madam
I'd az Eallor ot ~ Tlmes

Thru the American state Bank, Grand River
and Trumbul I subscribed and paid cash for
three Liberty Bonds Of The FIRST loan.
have not received the bonds and L4e hihh
tells me they have received no word concerning
them
committee ---p4st : to subscribe to a second
loan9 fum perfectly willing to lend ms little hI.
10 the government bat cer'an} no ont 'ol.
expect me 10 subscribe more unul Z HtEt
ceived my FIRST bonds or g satisfactory eNia"".
tion Of the delay
Perhaps others are as anxious as ahl l'-
NAV thru your paper ont us more a ease
Yours sincerely.
MRS ELISE COATS
Oct g. 1917 4ss DialAt't
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
NO FUN EATING
GERMAN WAR JAM.

Vow and then German neTspa-
per finds enough courage 70 protest
against the food supplied by The
government one of these, by a
Berlin paper reads
Perhaps The most internal mix
fure of all Is the war jam The
gods ~ Helias alone know what are
Tho hfhy ingredients ~ this Ftuff
Perhaps after ne war some author
may compose a com edy on This war
fam for fhe present it remains a
tragedy What renders tho affair
the more hateful is The circum-
stance thar this vile eoncocti0n is
actually made Up under the imme
fiate supervision Of government Off
-~iais
"It ls pity thar the Authorities
who are responsible FOR his waE
iam. which 81 Intended as sub
atifute FOR butter. 10 not also sup
nlF tho people who consume t With
ouamellcd sfomachs The natural
article viii. we fear. be rnahle 20
tolerate another war Jam winter
Wa have 3u' very litfio 'D eaf as a.
N fhc losef wv cap expect s fhaf
fhlB llfrlf ~ hot rendered. 7uife gn
Nt FOR humgn ccnsumpilon Now
bat we 1re>on fho lhrs bold of fhp
fourth war ycar ihis horrible game
hould oe stopped
WEAR sToCKtNCLEss
SANDALS, ls APPEAL
The German press r. irving N
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Group Medicine
ny "a. AnpINGroN BRUCH
Author OF '"rhe Ridtle OF Person
atty "Pst choloEy and
Parruthoot." etc.


We are hearing much nowadays
about group medicine and many
propie aro puzzled as 90 the NEAR.
ting of The term They assume that
30 Involves some radical departure
in medical practice.
lu fhis assumption they are only
partly right Group medicine ls al
ready being practiced Go some ex-
tent
IL is direct product OF that spe
cia,lzation which has become in
cvitabie thru The rapid enlargement
of medieh kuowiedec Physicians
necessarily tend more and more 90
select some disease or type of dis
eases as special subjects OF study
ana treatment
Thus one physician ls known as
specialist IN the treatment OF dis
eases ~ the nervous system. an
other as a throat specialist. third
as "a stomach specialist. and so on.
ordinarily each ~ these physi-
clans practices cutie Independently
~ his fellows The result especial
ly when To rs a question or making
diagnosis in doubtful case
of'an is unduly heavy expense on
patients and serious loss OF time by
rhsm
To Offset this n is proposed that
I snccal sts voluntarily form groups
Irs.de or outside % hospitals where
by for cue Fec "a patient NAV have
tho brnptt ~ the knowledge ~ sey
ral specialists
Snca u system has obvious advan
.tases agt it also has disadvantage.
AS WAS recently pointed out by lT
y IS FaNou. Vri..ng in the Boston
Mr3,~9i and Surgical Journal
if Incomes are pooled so also
exucn esW hlch increase rap.
l1ly wir1 Tie group medicine sEs.
em he pooled. ana salaries must
re rHid ln other words medicine
ceases 20 ~ "a profession and be
.omo business
t means diminished personal re
1 'a-ons ro fho patient real loss.
arho ijmrult 90 estimate IN terms
~ money
Husnr-s is butt npon advertis-
rg 5nd rhr rd collection of ac
osuf thl1e ioetnr would desire.
bgt whtcf A- the nae tine We rec
rize Holid be taking adyan'aEf
her mlsfor'unes
S. vhile rccoeBiz.ng the ef
- - ---T----
bore are attendant evils thAt
Dr. seriously considered
S-' the advantages of the group
are indeed great This VIII
ra srrrrciatei most ~ all oy those
vho harc had fhe experience of hay
.nE tu pey fees fo speeiaiisi ati'f
-pcca alIe' -te endeavor 20 obtain
q definite diagnosis. az some Oh
cH~e uaiady
THE -reaf problem Is how 20 Oh
tsin n,n afYartaEcs of group med.
4 cine vttrouf turning ne doctor
INTO business man ard lessenlue
I his rersonal interest in bis patients
The mcdI~r, profession J. have no
Z s,r.ff uf ta. solve this rrpbEpui
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

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The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

send p man 20 the top of building we place
him on The hose turn on the water and he's ND
there in no time"
"Aht" said one ~ The Americans but how
ioes he come down.
We'll" said the 6reman. che puts his arms
round the jot OF water and slides down"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

his hosts pretty daughter. wh0
had motorcd. him and his son
to The station
Good bye. my dear" said he
II won't kiss you. have such
IA cold.
The son shot a sidclong
glance AZ the Girl
u say said bo. "can I do
anything for you, father2"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

'0r not mentioning something decent and big
eling the boy IN future always 20 mention a
good feed when there were any people IN tho
store fcw DAYS after the boy came In to say
that dinner was ready
What's for dinner" asked the shoemaker
Fish. sir, answered the boy
what sort of fish
a whale. sir replied the boy.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

Former President Taft. Secretary
~ war Baker and other n0iablcs
arc scheduled 90 speak today Al the
dedication of thAMcKnley birth
place memorial at Niles, o.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
# The The esAd-NfirrOr 4 ! Nfi
And Advice 10 Investors
n The Times Prints II, The Times Believes u

YHs
s~inoler
advertisers who have
nsled or
honest ad"ef
sers found TIE Times will not be
Advice Nil
ana
be
Address, Admirror, Detroit. Mich
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Laugh Win Us

A shoemaker in an English city getting on
Ngll in he way OF business, became proud One
lay thero were q lot ot customers In the store
ir ft
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

what has become or nv
cherry cream ?" cried MIRA
Subbub
Your cherry cream ?" cR
claimed tho cook general
"fea. my complexion cream
Il thought that was some
fancy paste YOU got for tho
party last night. 80 spread Il
on the sandwiches.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

We use nine inch hose for
fires, not skinny ,thrco inch
like YOU have
OH replied the fireman.
"wc only use thls for washing
down the s'atdnl, This. he
said CholdWg up u twrlFe-lftch
hnsel us what We use in caAo
of FIRES Wien vp want 10
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

the FIRE station. and seeing one of the hrcmen.
said
"DO YOU know In America
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

saw that the mistress bid him
say dinner was ready.
What's for dinner7 ?" asked
tho shoe maker
"Herrings. slr.- answered
tho boy
"Ail right" said the shoe
maker. and when be went IN 10
dinner he reprimanded the boy
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
From Another Point of VieD
BIZ c. T. s

~
----------
The tNO hiuupet shoe mach inpry ~ X
ers in the country have merged.
Are now, so 70 speak, mates.
And may the Lord have mercy on our
soles.
Brother c. s. foor Old Frisnd The wsll-kno"n
ana Topbiaf ~o~al F1Nftoiihll WI Ledo vs.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

If We haven't reassured YOU, Mrs.
Coats, and there is such thing possible
as your being still skeptical about your
first bonds. bring them down TO The
Times Office and we will give you the cash
represented, and the interest TO date.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
WEAR srocKiNoLEss
SANDALS. is APPEAL

The German press is trying 20
popularize the abandonment OF boots
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

BY the way.
Buy a bond.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

Frr Voice The stock ticker says Haig has
taken a06l German prisoners"
Second Voice our own wire says he has
Killed 900
First Voice-tsThat's better"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
DISPLAY WORK OF
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS

Exhibits In domestic art. manual
training. drawing and industrial work.
representing the work Of the high
school and public schools OF Ardmore
will be ON display for several DAYS.
commencing tomorrow. In the show
windows Of Westheimer a Dauhe.
Madden q Co. and the Bass Furniture
Co The exhibits In drawing. water
coloring basket making and other
work done by the grades OF the schools
will be- on exhibit at Westhcimers: %
display OF plain and fancy sewing
done by the domestic art class OF the
high school will be In Maddpns win
dow, and complete exhibit OF the
manual training classes can be seen
In Bass window This down town cN.
hihlt OF school work san annual af
fair
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
COTTON HAS FAVORABLE WEEK
High Temperature and Rain Causes
Western Crop 10 Spurt.

Washington, May "a Generou rain
fan together with high temperatures
produced conditions favorable 10 the
growth of cotton iu most of the west.
crn belt says tho weekly weather ana
crop bulletin issued here by the de-
partmrnt of agriculture. There was
considerable improvement in the crop
In Arkansas planting continued In
Texas and the drouth was broken hl
southwest Oklahoma.
Higher temperatures were favorable
to cotton from tho Mississippi valley
eastward hut general lack of rain
was detrimental
Reports from Norl Carolina ind,
cate that o. 8. NOT possible To- deter
mine the ,u.l effect 70. the recent cold
weather 0u cotton until rain occur,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
New York Market

New York. May % Cotton market
was rather nervous today. suggesting
that sentiment had been somewhat
unsettled hy sharp reaction of late
yesterday afternoon
There also was some scattering liq.
uila'iou OF May and the opening was
800 points lower ou that delivery. while
other months were to n point. un.
der last nights close
Offerings We're well taken at the do.
cline, however owing 20 renewal of
bull support and covering with July
selling up 90 2luU aud October to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
COTTON.
New OrIeans Market-

New Orleans. May ~ Poor cables
ana realizing by recent BUYERS
caused decline OF l3 10 10 points
around the opening of the cotton mar.
ket here today. but low temperatures
over the belt brought In supporting
orders. on which there was quick
recovery.
A. the end of the first half hour of
business the active months were / To
. points under Yesterdays close.
Fresh buying made lis appearance.
based ON continued uufayorable crop
accounts and toward noon the trading
months We're TO l6 points over the
final prices of yesterday. July showed
the most strength.
Fresh buying entered the market i'm
the afternoon and the ring met the
demand with difficulty. In the trad.
INK mp TO lt3o prices rose 10 a net
advance OF % to 2N points. AN months
making new high levels for the pres.
ent movement
The market closed steady at an ad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
CRAM


Chicago. May "a lcari-h crop re
port. acted ass @ weight today op
wheat prices. Noarnc-s of general
harvest operations counted also i'm de.
pressing value. Trade .,,. .riab,I,
larger. but I'm the aggregate small
opening quotations which ranged from
To- : cent, lower. with July at s2.g5
ana Sepyember at 5000. were followed
by little rally. but then BY sag fur.
'Ner than before
houses with -caboard connections
We're the chief sellers In the late
craIInes, weakness Was increased bv
talk of a probable hummer yiglJ .f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
OIL and GAS NEWS
Hs'''-'a.'.ss.s..''as..,sui- ,a.e-,,aaa.,s a'

charge of tba ronp.r,., .r.,.ri,rs g.,
f1i, atstrfor ana yfrr r...,i.,,,a' ,,.
,asoIina n,,nt IN -.n f.'I ''.''' ''
r. J. Dorset of fra r1arug ou c
field. loolinr gfro,. fi. r..l.,.,i,n n...
bare y..rerd.y ,ft.,r.,r .,, r,n,, w.,
his homo i'm jrJI.t.fsn T',..
Tra wall st r,rr.Eor, o.l, ,.ri,..
/. beipe drilled for t,e oI.I,lnm, sra..
oil compary a, u.y.cl. a. KAMA j.. ,i
n dontb N, oonu f.., ..J Jrim,,..
uhi,s A. storar. ,r, b,,, b.,,.
operatinr i'm Nh, kansas folds ,,,
moving ...i,c ar ,.ni. rr1r r,,.
State r. trs C9rga. f,rds M rni5
where tr,, win driu va nn 'r,"
Ouadrana.o nron.r-,
lease i'm na GlIhsI district is .nr,
ding IFS Grs wall Trf. coprgp, ,.ss
who na. cn,rga of f,a onor,ti,ns
-
Vmdicator OH comnan, and T. @
Uiyicl, i'm fine Naud di.rrfct arc drn,.
ing a we'll at 81 dantb of 4oo feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
Senator Harry Lane Dies

san Francisco, May g. United
states Senator Harry Lane demo.
craft OF oregon. died at hospital
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old
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