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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
sreitas, ben 6. Snli, 1917.
gebeusperiidernng fir amerifanlid'
Solbateu.

Der 9eidllb Der Gcgierlun9, Dab
Ieoer Solbat foitenlos cine fir Die
Oal,cr bcs &ricgcs giilttge Sebcnsber.
iider,ng bon $4,000 erbultcn Ioll,
ucroicnt, ppn1 praftiihcn mic bonn
cthiifcn Stunhpunft ans, rilfbaltlcic
Mncrfcnmrna. Som proftiidcn aus
nod 5luei Htftllngen bin - 6unahlt
miro bic @crbctbGtigfeit meIentlid,
erleidtcrt, lpenn Der @ebrfdbige
lpeiB, hob I'M Sale Ieines Sooes fir
Ole Sinterbliebencn ecIorgt lit, nidt
ourd cine TcnIion, Die tropfenlpeiie
Dem GutnicBer 5uflieBt, alBeroem
audi MIR in sen ullcricltcn'ten 6ulcn
ocniiet. sic Notb bon Ser Tbiir SIT
holten, icnbern oud) sic Ius5ahlung
zines &apitolS, beiicn 3inien allein
arDter iin6 oils Die meilten Ten'ionen,
abgeiebcn ounon, BOB init $4,000 ais
@runoltof cine seihGftlihe @ethGtia,
une erm6glid miro, ar Die nit elmer
monotlihen Seniion niht 81 oenferl
,pGre. glber ol,h oos 2ono gclpinnt
bei benz neuen Spitem; Sic Soften
einmoliger Ibfinoune reidcn nitt
anndbcrno an oie bes iebigen Hen-
5ionsIpitems, oas felt iiber fiinf5i9
Sobrcn l%lnlummen iGbrfih ber-
idlingt, obne bab ~oorlGrfi9 Elm er1oc
ab5n3eben lit. babel obne lrgeiloipcl'
den Observation-Disclosures ghlten, mic
i'm Die a~us5ablung sroBerer &opi.
talien eor,s bon ielbit nit iid bringt.
limo oieie polfspirtbihoiten Tor'
tbeile, Die iid oaraus ergeben, bob
oas @elo in ben meiiten 5allen TO-
tort anoclegt miro - in inbultrielen
ooer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9etrieben
fonrncn nidt crit einem ipdtercn
sjel6led)t 5ugute. ionbcrn MAIDEN lid
ipfort aeltenb uno traeen allf Die Wet'
Ie od5r bel, Die Oltr6 Den Trteg ellf'
Itanocnen 2alten SIT erleihtcrn.
Dos lit sic praftiide Settle, neben
Der ieood Die 9ebel,t,tng Der etbi-
lden fal,m minoer ipi6tig lit. Die
Sbotla6e, baB oer Staat riidbaltlos
leine moraliide Serpflidt1tne ben.
ienieen aeeeniiber anerfennt, Die fir
i'm Dos 2cben aufs Spiel iesen, miro
Dem golf Die i6mere 9iiroe oes &rie.
aes meniger fiiblbar MAIDEN, iaoem
es baraus erfennt, buB Die 5ilrlores
Der &esieruns iid nidt aaf oas Nus.
LAND beIdrGnft, Ionoern alid oos
&pbl Ger eigenen Station i'm Nllge
hat.--2SeitE, 8oit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of Administration, with the Will an
ncxed, upon the Estate of
CAROLINE X. C. DIERKER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the Goth day of June 1917.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date Of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
VIM. J. DIERKER,
Administrator c. T. A.
Attest: THEO. GRAF,
(Seal) Judge of Probate.
Salt (46)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
Der 100000. Sonntas.

Sn oas Sabr 1917 fGDt Elm mert
~piiroiacr SSubilGumstag, Der aller'
binas feincsrucas Ourd iein Sotllll1
auffGat. ionbcrn lcbiglid) cine rcd
ncriihe 3ufGIlietcit lit. Ser s. Sui
1917 lit Der 100000. Sonntng Der
hriitliden Seitrednung. ODER rihti'
ger scr critic Saa Scr 100000. ISOLDE
II. Chr. @nn5 einfah lit iebof Der
Gag nid,t feit5uitellcn, oa nod EN-
luiiienidaitlider 3peifel oarin be-
Iteht, OBJ bas sSabr II. Chr. elm Shalt.
jabr mar.
@enciniglidJ miro ieoes Subr I'M
iercr 3citrcdnune felt Ghriiti DC
burt. baS burd) bier tbcilbar lit, Elm
Shaltiabr betrod)tet unb bel drono-
lc9iihcn 9crcdmlungcn bic &eibc Der
Sdaltjabrc riidpGrts in Die Sabr.
bunocrtc Dor Gbriiti @cburt iueitcr-
9csGblt. gS lit inOeiien befannt, Dab
sic Ginfilgung ser S6alttoge III Der
crItcn SGlftc hes eritcn Sabrbur'
ocrtS. Dos ser &alcnbcrrci orm onrdl
SuliuS GGlnr ioletc. nit ciniGcr TN,
regelnlGbiafeit crfolgte. SIS lit nod
cine Strcitfra9e, welde Sabre oes
3citraums bon 45 Dor CIR. bis 4
nadl CIR. tbntiGdlih SholtjoDrc no
ren. Sn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arcilen
nci9t mon SIT ser Anlidyt, oob on5
Sobr s II. CIR. bas critic Shaltjabr
II. Chr. mar. Tad bicicr Sppotbe1e
mur Der /. Sonllar Inno 0omil'i
Gin Sonntoo, llno baorr1 lpilroe Der
s. Suli 1917 ser critic Gag Ser 1000
600. @ode uniercr 3citrcdnung iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
b.
8. Ut. Us. Weper ldbt auf ieiner
Sarm Elm SiIo hauen.

s, 81. Us. Weper lGbt auf ieiner
Sarm Elm SiIo bauen.
Z. %Gnqclbrcdlt un0 SonliIic nr6
Simpn %OcAcr nit Sclpep 9rinf
mann ais Iuiplcnfcr, tratcn lcBtc
&od)c cine llcbcrlanoreiIc nod San.
lbs mo Rebrosfa on.
Nllcs 1T bier in Der @eiScnernte Die
beller ST iuerocn pcripridt oils man
allaemcin permutbetc.
Spuia Hahcrba,lnler. bon Sople.
ton. Sll., bcfinoet iid) bier oilf Sc,
ild) bel icincn Scrwanbten.
SO. u. Sdnpart uno @attin nelde
cine @otc bier bel ben gItern Ser
Srau Sdpart3. &uoolpb &,teffer If.
unb Satin, oi,f bciud paren. iinb
lettcn Sonntng micoer in ibr Seim
in Dubuque, Soipa, 3uriidgefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
Graf.

9orf Bros, Die 9adltein.M taiirer
bahcn ihre Nrbcit ON 9au bes ncllen
E~iorrhauica fiir Die Yresbptcrinner'
@emein0c ppllenbet uuO sic 3inlnner'
lelite iino nm horon ben Ban 81 boil.
enoen.
Sus @ci5cnidneiben biloetc mob
reno oieier &od)c Die SauptbeIdGf'
tigllug unicrer GARNER. Sus @etter
mar prGdtig unb ilberall allf Dem
2anbe begegnet man frobliden @e'
iidtern. benn bie @ci5enernte lit ia
iiber allies Griparten reid nlsgefal'
len. Il,h sic Sofer- lno Seuernte
lpur b%eiriebigcnb unb wenn lest cin
gutter &egen lid einItellt, Damn Der
ipred)ell aud, bic Gorniclhcr cine rel
DIE grnte.
SRI. Bertha 2ottmann bat cine De.
iltdsreiic nud) Irlington, Tebrasfo
angctreten.
Werft's eltd) ihr 2Cl,te. buB Snfel
Sam ms brobt sic Hural Holltes
Circle YoItablicferung) entlang iol.
den HoaoS ein5uitellcn Die nid,t in
glltem 3,litanoe crbnltcn mcroen.
Sri. Winnic Gbfer lit bon &uiiel.
bile, $40. 5uriid9cfcbrt uno miro
iibcr oen Sonlmcr i'm G~ltcrnbaltlc
ueripeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
8pieb q. I.

GSrl. Imanba @bfer, melde ipab'
reno mebrerer Wonate in ct. 2onis
beId1ftiat mar fam lebten Samstag
miener ms glternbals suriid.
;Srau II. Yalir mar porige @ohe
bier bel ibrem 9r,toer slug. Iuiters
mann auf 8eiuh unb begab iib am
Sreitaa nod ser Staot &oiebrb I'M
sort 9erpanote 81 beiuden.
Sron Splitter melde iid bier gu
gc(ud bel ibrer SdpeIter, Sral y.
grel,nfe befanb, reiite lesten Conn.,
too pieoer in ibr Seim in ct. Souis
5ltriid,
1srou slug. s. Seiemam nno &ob-
ter >amolio reiiten lesten SonTltag
uob ct. 2ouis, our dr5tlihen Se'
bonolline ser Srau S%eienatln.
Geo. Sicfer nnb @m. Shipeppe
iinb Ieiber nod inrner out Der &rarl'
fenliTtc.
M,,o. 2eipcfe II. @attin, bon gtopo'
leon unb 5ranf Shtpegler urto @at'
tin bon Mllna, pelde leste @ohe
mehrere Gage bier bel Der Sartille
@an. 2ewefc allf Beind pertpeiIten
reifter lestcn Sreitae fpieoer in ibre
Seimatb in 2afapette @ountp auriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of
GEORGE STARK,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the Goth day of May 1917.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to them for allowance within
six months from the date of said
Letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said Estate; and
if such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of the last
insertion of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
OTTMAR G. STARK,
LOUIS J. STARK,
LEE HUNTER,
6-13-'17 (43) Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
9 10 $.

Sobn 8icber unb Srant Grni iino
nod aonios se5ogen 100 iie ii6 nab
reno ocs Sommers oils Sarnlarbct.
ter beidGitigen meroen.
9lui ieOer Sarm lit man iett cmli9
al ser 9lrbeit sic ihone 8ei5enerntc
ein5ubeimien.
Srls. ellie uno Soa Sluetid iin>
llat ciucm 9eiud bel ibren Ingebo'
rigen, ,picoer nod 81. 2oilis 6urildr
gefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
Public Sale of Premises Under
Mortgage

Mortgage
BY virtue of a certain mortgage
deed, executed and delivered to the
Morrison Bank of the County of Gas
conade and State of Missouri by the
Gasconade Valley Milling Co., dated
April IS, 1917, recorded in the Re-
corder's Office of Gasconade County,
Mo-, in Book 46, at page 167, and by
virtue of default made in the payment
Of the debt and note secured by said
mortgage deed, after the same be-
came due, the undersigned mortgagee,
a corporation, will on
Tuesday, July 10, 1917,
between the hours of two o'clock and
four o'clock in the afternoon of said
date, on the premises of the Gascon-
ade Valley Milling Co., at Fredericks-
burg, in the County of Gasconade and
State of Missouri, in pursuance of the
power of sale contained in said mort
gage, offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, situated in the
County of Gasconade, State of Mis-
souri,, to wit:
The West part of the North half of
Southwest fractioned Or, west of the
Gasconade river, of Section No. 81
Twp. as, Range 6, West embracing
all that part of the North half Of said
South west, fractional or. Of said Sec
ton, Twp. and Range, lying West OF
the County Road leading from the
South to the ferry landing, also lot +.
in the town of Fredericksburg, as per
plat thereof, and strip of ven feet
width on the North side of SAID
Lot E. also parcel of ground described
as follows, commencing seven feet
North IT. w. of the N. w. corner OF
the aforesaid Lot E., thence S. IT T..
to the Southwest corner of said Lot f.
thence West 73' S. in continuation of
the South boundary line of said lot +.
to the public road; thence Northeriy
along the public road w. 73' South
from place of beginning; and thence
E. 7S' North to the place of begin
ming, containing in all about 3 acres
more or less.
Terms of sale: Cash in hand.
MORRISON BANK, Mortgage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
StDubS Gill.

50. Stolte IL. @ottin, bon Scnatc
@ropc berbrodten oen lettcn Conn.
tog bier bel Scrmanbten.
Gum Grntcfeit bo$ unt lebtcll
Sonntog bei Siiion itattfaub. bottcil
lid aud biele bon bicr eingefunocn.
2pllis Sod, ipcld)cr in ct. SolliS
ais Wotormunn hcidGftiot lit, lit &C.
genmGrtig bier I'M cine nlehriuDdcnts
lid)e Serien5eit BEL ieinen gltern 81,
perleben.
SRI. 2lilu @unipcr fam leetetl
Montog bon ct. 2ouis suriid gum
9eIllh Der gltcrn.
User bel Hod)t mcint, nit benl Dcis
men sic Sterne anl Simmel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06

Sci nidpt 81 iiiB. ionIt wirit on
o%ufscgciicn; lei niht 3u bitter, ionit
ipl,dcn tic bif an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06
6trnlanuer Solfsblatt.
@raf Yrintins g.. 9eransseber.
Sermann, Nu.

Entered in the Post Office at Her
Manu., Mo-, as second class mail
mItter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-06

@cnn elmer on bcn Gcften fomnt,
Damn iagt man, CT lit on Den llnref)r
ten gcfoumnen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
URGENT THAT GIRLS PROPOSE
Women should Take the Initiative in
Matrimonial Suggestions.

Unless We keep our national stock OF
babies replenished the end of this EN-
pirc is in sight. however we may beat
the Germans This is self evident.
But I'm beating the Germans we are
using up our young manhood. the
msty young life of the nation, at ter
rifle speed and it Is incumbent on this
uation-as the Germans will not only
realize. hut set about fulfilling-to
make up the deficiency by greatly
increased marriage rate.
Tens of thousands Of young men will
be broken in this war. either in health.
or i'm circumstances, or in both. This
means that many 'marriagea men
will suffer disabilities during the next
generation which will reduce their
working power and make them less
able to face the battle of life. and it
will mean also that in many cases the
women. whether wife or maid, must
bc a hread-winner, must continue in
business us she is at present
This seems to alter the status Of
women I'm the country profoundly Snd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

among other things to modify her at
utuUr towards the opposite sex. In
the past q woman has been supDosed
TO wait till some man plucked up
Need she continue so to wait in the
Iut4rt wa. a..DI. a.-c
as we'll able as her prospective hus-
band to keep the wolf from the door.
propose marriage on her own ac-
count? Is there anything unwomanly
in honorable marriage. in what we
have called, down the ages. holy mat
himony?' If not how can there be any
thing dishonoring in a good woman
asking a man to share her life?
1t is a strong delusion among men
that girls in certain positions in life
will think twice and thrice before ac-
Cepting man in humble position.
Yes. it is II delusion i'm nine cases out
of ten. Yet il stands in the way of
many man who fears to put the girl
of his choice to the test
After the war there will be far more
men than before in an humble posi-
ton. men needing, and needing very
much. real helpmeet, and the girl
who viii propose to manned man
say or man who has had 10 give up
his prospects in life to join the forces,
is worthy of the respect and the honor
due to brave and womanly woman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

Levi Alrich. editor OF the Cawker,
City OKanD Record. died lately at the
age OF II. Mr.. Alrich was at differ
ent times given up to die by seven
physicians. On one OF the earlier
warnings. he selected the army COM
rddes whom he wished to take part
in his funeral services. Then he got
well and helped bury every one of the
comrades he had selected, and four
of the doctors who gave him up died
before he did. For fifty years Mr..
Alrich had worked. every Sunday. on
genealogy of the Bible. and had
lust completed it when death came.
Levi Alrich was a gentleman OF the
old school, All the newspaper fofVs
will miss him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

II is hard to realize that there are
such people as those depicted in the
public cartoons - skinny, shrewish
women and fat ones fashioned Ike
pudding bags, lop-earned men with
protruding Adams apples and paun-
chy ones with double chins ali down
the backs of their necks-who sQuab-
hie in frenzy over auction bridge,
dance with glee at solving an acrostic
and scream in despair about n frac-
tured golf stick. while over yonder
woodworking Armageddon is heing
fought and our brothers are pouring
oct their lifeblood that liberty may
triumph over mcrciless tyranny and
hestial saNagery while they write i'm
passoned pieces to the papers. calling
for fire to come down from on hlsn
and destroy the demons in human
form who send cigarcts to the worn
and homesick soldiers in the trenches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
The Dying Aviator.

As an evidence of the appar-
emily cold blooded way in which
the perils Of war are faced, says
the Westminster tEngland) Ga
zette. one Of the many parodies
on The Dying Lancer" stands
out prominently. II runs:
\ handsome young airman lay dying
Chorus: Lay DYING.
And as on the airdrome he lay (hc
layJ,
To the mechanics who round him
came signing (came sighing)
These last words he did say lhe
did say):
Take the cylinder out Of my kidneys
(of his kidnevs),
The connecting rod out Of my brain
tof his brain).
Tho cam box from under my back
bone (his backbone).
And assemble the engine again
(again)"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
MANY PERSONS VISITED
RAINIER NATIONAL PARK
Ono OF the Western Wonders Which
Attracts Eatscrn Auto
Tourists.

Thirty-five thousand seven hundred
and eighty-four persons visited Raj
nier National Park In Washington,
this year, according to figures compiled
by Supervisor Dewitt l.. Reaburn.
This Is an increase Of nearly twelve
thousand over last seasons mark.
Records OF park attendance for tho
last eight years follow: 1909, 5,96S:
1910. 5000; 1911. 1896; 1912, s,946:
1913, 1861; 1914, l5,O2S; 1915, S5.-
1866; 1916, 23,S9S; 1917, 36.7Si.
Superintendent r. II. Martin Of
Paradise Inn. and Supervisor Rea-
burn are taking advantage Of every
minute to get ready for next year. In
front of the inn n garden of wild flow
ers is being set out. to include every
variety found in the valley Inside
the inn the finely polished Alaska ce-
dar is being used In building new
rustic furniture for the lobby, includ-
ing desk for the superintendent
When snow falls in Paradise valley,
TO settle down for the winter. It will
find things in much better shape than
ever before, and the 1918 season is ex-
pected to prove as much superior to
that Just closed as was 1917 compared
with 1916 and preceding years.
An interesting sidellght on the past
season was the huge increase OF travel
by private motor car, amounting to
S2.2 per cent of the entire total, while
a steady decrease in entries via auto
mobile stages and horse drawn ve-
hicles was noted. The trip Is becom-
ing favorite one for Portland mo-
torists. as the round trip can be made
In two days. tho three is more COM
Portable allowance.
Still another marked feature OF tho
nItbn az A
per cent OF all visitors entered thru
the main gate, more than 500 persons
went In via White river Carbon river
or Ohana pecosh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
GOODYEAR TIRE COMPANY
EMPLOYEES TEST H. c. /
Results showed That They Ihrivcd
Better ON Menus Spc-
Cially Selected

Ever since the call came from
Nashincton TO protect the food sup
ply the Goodyear Tire * Rubber Go,
OF Akron. ohio, has lent It's efforts
toward cooperation with the govern
mcut authorities in the conservation
of food Fortunately at the time Of
the governments Injunction the COM
pHuy had just acquired large tract
IF uud surrounding lake that was
tu he the nucleus Of a large reservoir
o. Furnish the factory's water supply.
5. large tract was planted with veg
rtah,o- and grains, ana portion OF
the resulting crop utilized Toy the COM
Iauy's three restaurants for employees
aud tho remainder sold To the cm-
pluycs themselves, ut less than mar
krt prices In this manner the com
pauy relieved local food supply con
d.tIuus materially ana brought under
cultivation an extensive tract ut land
that would have otherwise remained
uuprouuctiNe.
\ new departure I'm experimentation
20 show the way to lower costs OF
living was launched In the iuaugura-
tiou VI the Goodyear diet SOUND. The
squad consisted OF twelve employees,
six men and six women. each repre-
seuting different weight class, who
conducted the test 10 determine
whether or not costs could hc reduced
and bodily health maintained, thru
q more systematic choice OF foods.
For the first week the squad was ul-
lowed no choice I'm the selection of
food The CCmpany's dicutlau mad
worked out q series of menus. based 7
on the Calorific value of the foods .
used There was no appeal from this Z.
menu The dlettrs were required 90 /
refrain from eating between meals I
iuNr.,lGE the tIhooing of candies and F..
sAtetu.ats.
A. trs end - the first week each .
individual was weighed and general /
physical condition noted. Then the /
SQuet WAS turned loose for the second .
vtrt @. select whatever foods looked .
hes. At The end of the second Wt,. .
the weights and physical coudIuI BOO .
were again taken ami compared with I.
those ~ the first week and the re- F.
su,;s announced. that other Goodyear T,
employees might adopt the menus
used. and thereby reduce their food /
costs. and at the same time conserve /
the nations food supply.
The test proved Wind cation for .
the application of conservation meth /
cds. from the standpoint OF both /
health and economy
\ compilation OF results showed |
that during the first week, with the I
food prescribed hy the dictitian. the /
squad gained in weight and main /
tanned normal health. at cost O.
S22h per person. Al the end of the |
second week, with each person select
ing his own food, the squad lost m
weight at cost Of Si.2S per person !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Avoiding Auto Troubles
BE sure not to

Use gasoline for washing or
cleaninH-use Kerosene TO cut
the grease.
Spill gasoline or let drip when
fillihG-it ~ dangerous and
wasteful.
Expose gasoline to ART
evaporatcs rapidly and is dan
RcrOuS.
Allow engine to run when car
H. standing Cars are fitted
with sclf-startcrs and II is good
for the battery to be used fire.
quently.
Drive at excessive speed.
Power consumption increases
at "A faster rate than speed.
Use cars ncedlessly or aim
lessly. by exercise Of forcthot
a number Of orrands can be
combined so that one trip 90
town or elsewhere Will 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
BE sure to-

Have carburetors adjusted 10
use leanest mixture possible-a
lean mixture avoids carbon de-
posits.
See that piston rings fit tight
and cylinders hold compression
well
Stop all gasoline leakage.
Form the habit OF shutting off
gasoline at the tank or feed
pipe.
See that all hearings run free
ly and are well mbricuted-frlc-
ton consumes power apd wastes
gas.
Protect the radiator In cold
weather. cold engine Is hard
To start and is short in power.
Keep fires fully inflated
soft tires consume power.
Change gears rather than
climb hills with wide-opeu
throttle-it saves car and gas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
He DcscrNCA Rcttcr.

A Washington man, in motoring
thru Virginia, stopped one day at II
toll bridge he had often passed over
and found there was n new keeper
in charge.
"Where's the man who used to act
as keeper here" asked the motorist.
Hes dead. sir" was the reply.
Dead? Poor fellow, Joined the
great majority. eh?"
We'll said the man cautiously, II
wouldn't like to say that, sir. He was
q good enough man so far as | know
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
They Have to Do IL.

LONDON. Nov. 24.-Lord Curzou
who seems to have little respect In
London. is lust now being "panned"
by letters from readers of a London
paper that published his sneer at the
lower classes covering in cellars
during air raids. The dozens of let
ters echo the fdelowing from Niscoun-
tess Tcmrleton. Lord Curzon's re-
mark IS In the worst possible taste
considering that the people who
cover in cellars are mostly those
who canrot live in huge mansions like
his own"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
\ Broad Hint.

Staylatc cat 11:45 p. MD make
it n point never to keep people wait
ing
Miss Bright-Waiting for you 20
come, you must mean, Mr.. Staylate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
RACED AGAINST TIME LIMIT
Franklin Car Speeds Fast Between
PENNSYLVANIA Cities.

Three hundred miles across IA"
state of PENNSYLVANIA from Pitts
lurgh to Philadelphia In the record
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Objective and Subjective

Has Gladys improved in her piano
playing"
"I don't know" replied Mr.. Cum
rox. Sometimes I think she has i'm
proved and other times I suspect that
maybe am getting used to It.