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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-25
Talk Of tie Toiull
Flersnss 0sy Wrisss

F1ore0ee 10y Writes g.ls- =.
Of 1uscania. 49,
From "souswhere In Enkiand. Al.
bert Tfllman has written to HID parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Tf1lmap Of Florence.
telling Of the Tuscania disaster. He
was on board the ship and went
through the narrowing experiences
which brought death to two other Hit.
ter Root bqys-Marcus Cook Of Como
and Elmer Cowan of Victor. He writes:
Dear Folks:
We'll. a last I have got my feet
on land again. thank the Lord. Wul
take advantage Of the opportunity to
drop you a few lines to let you know
that got here safe and well. I sent
you cablegram the next day after I
landed, as know perfectly well that
when you read the newspapers Of the
States you would be wondering and
worrying to know IL was one Of the
lucky ones. Yes, I was one Of them,
for which am duly thankful to tho
great Lord above and to the bravery
OF our noble British men (the dare.
devils of the sea) who in the face OF
danger and in defiance Of death put all
possible action into their strenuous eff
forts to save us. a.
well, our time hadn't come, 30 still
have the laugh on Fritz. The iron il
III the souls of all the American boys
present. They sure have got It in fer
Fritz now, and I think his- days are
numbered
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-25
THE CHICAGO PACKERS.

Our recent criticism of the
methods Of the Chicago packers
has brought forth a reply from
j. Ogden Armour, which may be
found in another column Mr..
Armour is at the head of the
great house of Armour and COM
pany, founded by his father, and
is, as everyone knows, one Of the
real captains Of industry. We
advise the reading of this letter,
which carries with it a plausible
argument and explains with some
detail, the causes for the high
prices OF certain kinds of meat.
Off hand, one would say that
Armour and company's three and
cight-tenths cents profit on a
dollars worth Of goods in all
branches Of the industry, was not
unreasonable, certainly, when
compared with other forms OF
business. On the other hand ii
should be remembered that the
percentage of profits on bust
ness Of the magnitude of this
might easily be very low, and still
yield enormous returns. If the
business were twice as large
this percentage would be cut and
still yield profits as large as
those of the current year. Mr.,
Armour is credited with having a
fortune Of 1926, 100000 and an an
nual income of S6,250,O0O, the
third largest in the United States.
1t may thus be gathered that he
is engaged in a very lucrative
business, despite the, low margin
of net profits.
Armour is one of the Big
Four" In one of the letters
seized by Mr.. Hency before the
recent hearing in Chicago, At
torney Creigh, for Cudahy and
company, writes: 1--WE think the
prices should be as high as the
consumer will stand" That, we
believe, is the common attitude
of the packers, and We, are not
prepared to say that it is marked
ly different from that Of many
other business men.
In the case of the packers, how
ever, it is to be said that their
business is SO great, and so mar
roWly controlled and SO closely
related to the public interest that
the conduct of their industry is
truly a matter of public concern
almost as much, indeed, as that
Of the railroads or of public serv-
ice corporations. In the light OF
public interests it cannot be re-
garded purely as a private indus
Try. 1t is great, complicated
and carefully managed business
and If it were taken over by gov
eminent ownership and the
packers and their very talented
executives were to retire, we dc
not believe that it Gould be or.
ganlzed and handled by the gov.
erlment without resulting in ;
vastly increased cost OF mea
foods TO the public. The alterna
I've would be a loss of revenu,
~ would have to be made "
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-25
FINE MORNING.

you don't mean to tell me that as
long as you have lived in cites it makes
YOU dizzy to go up in an express ele-
yutor?"
1T did this time"
I'm surprised at you"
You wouldn't be II you had seen the
smile got from the eievatorette.'-
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-25
Red Spring Sunshine
Brings Out Crowds.

Every Missoula man, woman and
child who could walk or ride or flivver
was out in the spring sunshine yeafer-
day, enjoying the finest weather Of the
yeaf. 1t was an ideal Palm Sunday.
Hundreds went from church to the
hillsides or streams, taking up again
the outdoor life which winter interrupt
ted.
The Country Club golf course was
crowded from early morning until dusk
with happy enthusiasts. glad to swing
driver against pill once more. Baseball
fiourished on every dry vacant lot.
Greenough park was full of holiday
makers. The roads to fishing streams
were crowded with automobiles.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-25

HIGH ART!

y, Imports of art objects into the Uni
ted States have averaged In the
neighborhood of $4,000, 900 annually
Cor q number Of years past.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-25
THE FIRST svLL,

The word bull-meanfng hlupder-
owes its origin to Obadiah Bull. 8,
lawyer Of the, time OF Henry VII. N
England. who was noted for his 1anp
had breaks.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-25

and innuendoes which have been put ir
circulation by irresponsible politica
aspirants.
Very truly yours,
tSi,ned) j. OGDEN ARMOUR.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-25
BOY GETS SECRETS
OF THE ARMY

some of them without the
1t was clear that a trait
ments. BY the capture,
army secrets from the {
who was in communicate
He cross -questioned Tia,
Threats, tricks, wheedl
captors. Davis merely fl
You are kerry young"
ance had made a strong
! ity of your position II
+ General" quietly inte1
/ I stand ready to take al
Dodge again Sentreated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
BARh0W WILL Be
S0x's PRESIDENT

NEW foRK, March l.-Mstsly ~:
cause I'D BARROW has psep anhovn9sd
a. the new manager OF the Red Sos
doesn't mea that the former Internh.
tlonRl league executive u going TO- be
bosslng the former worlds champions
when the season opens.
II leaked out recently that the nam.
Ing Of Harrow was only temporary ap.
polntment, made 10 camoufiaso Boston's .
tho fold, Then harrow viii be moved
20 the front office AZ active pres sldent
Of tho CLUB, taking the place Of Harry
Fraxee, who frrust dtvots all his time
70 0Aesordlns 70 aI.pstuh from Boston
Barrow himself II working pp carrIlsn,
trying to get him TO lay aside his bank
duties and return to- baseball. SONS
TIM, tina .go g the retired Saa9,sssr., ,ssr..,, r.: n:
old mates In tlme OF netd. and now 10
s.I, s.s,d 70 make c.s .ogd; ssrrow. % prop; 2;
JACK '' ssrry ynY Ia. w sssr, w R.S S' acs .sasr %
Il dismissed from his chief yoeman Job
Francs was l.d to make N. HARROW
announcement because q the rivalry
NAM nprnad as q. having Wing . 81 chsnc. 70 70 "a, @ ISs
place, so In order 10 paelfy all handa
the Red eoy owner cleared up the sitli.
alton with the Barrow appolntmsnt. I'D,
besidss being q personal friend OF Ban
Johnson, was out OF Job an bssd Of
the lntYnatlona! League bscauss. hls pay
had eseh sliced from 100 70 rsoo' AZ
az Id I ia, Barrow tos sspSiSnisSsnS wo"ia ss. charge
tho BUSINESS end nf tho club when barry
was released by Unclv sam.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
ITO Be Continued
Gas Left Uncapped,
Company Is Sued

Damages amounting to 20'16s are
asked Of the Oklahoma Gas and Elec-
trio company, In a suit filed In tte dis
trict court this morning by Mrs J, D..
Samples, as a result Of a gas explosion
that occurred in her home at go West
Pottawatonie street on January %.
The petition alleges that on January
u Mrs. Samples made the required de-
poslt with the gas company to obtain
service, and that on the following day
the meter was installed and the gas
turned on into all the pipes during her
absence, No inspection to see whether
any pipes were left open or not was
made, the petition says Early on tho
morning following the turning on Of the
gas, Mrs Samples went Into her kitchen
with a lamp, and the resulting explo-
sion, alleged to be due to an accumula-
ton of gas from an uncapped pipe, de
stroyed her eyesight and burned her Sc
verely about the face and arms AS a
result OF her injuries, Mrs. Samples is
permanently crippled and disfigured for
life, the petition states.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
Oklahoma
Observinss

Altus isn't going 10 allow any more
carnival companies to light there until
after the war Is over, but that doesn't
mean that the town is going to miss a
great deal Of fun.
W. +. Mathis, who lives near Semi.
mole, Is apt 10 observe more porkless
days than Herbert Hoover requested. lie
killed two hogs the other day. and that
night thieves, ben, on bringing home
the bacon, stole them both. II has GER
tainly been a hard winter.
In the interest OF the gardeners, Du-
rant has passed an ordinance requiring
that chickens he kept at home, Wives
may feel safer about their husbands
there. too, with such protection Offered.
The Calumet Chieftaln points with
pride to the fact that there are but
seventeen delinquent subscribers on its
mailing list Country newspaper men
will regard this as an indication that
the world Is growing better.
r. D. Dole Of Calumet is the latest
old-iashoned man to claim attention be-
cause has a facsimile copy Of the Ul-
ster County Gazette, containing an ae-
count Of George Wa.hlngton's funeral.
II the editor oi the Ulster County Ga
1ette could have realized what a wide
circulation that paper was going 10 have
he probably would have lived longer
and died happily
The latest country weekly to boost
lis price from 81 to $50 per year Is
the Carnegie Herald. Some people
may not believe it, but an editor has
to eat to live.
Speaking OF the westward march OF
empire, an exchange announces that the
Empire Gas and Fuel company is about
TO drill a 4,0O0.foot test hole for oil In
Cimarrou county. The place where the
drilling will be done is forty miles from
a railroad.
Here is a little problem Of married
life, worked out by the Waukomis Hor-
net, which Is expected to sting oecs.
sionally! I'VE wonder how many oi
readers have noticed the difference be.
tween the man who has been married
but short time and who has been mar
ried several years. You can always tell
young husband from an old one. Wher
man has been married a few months
you will generally see him working IL
the garden or fixing up about the house
and while he works he whistles or sings
or occasionally looks up towards. III,
window to see il anyone is Watching
him. A year later he Is still working
but the smile has been exchanged fol
a frown and he occasionally looks VI
toward the house and wonders why il
thunder breakfast is not ready. Anothe
year rolls by and his look would sou
milk, but he Is still At work, stoppiDi
occasionally to kick the yellow dog O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
Boston Strong Boy Was
ways a Great DSAwb
Card, Even After He w
Title, .isn

NEW York. March l--AitheuGA ~
port has II that the essats u Jeea = /,
sullivan will bs found 20 be wortA No..
900. llitie Of whatever property y ~
hs died possessed H represents NJ ~.
lnss In rins contests, even theA0 ~
made, probably. mors nonsv - Z ee9er
than any other msn-mors thar Vo.ooosooy
according 10 HE own stAtsmsst
Most Of thk fortune was Amaseoo ~
tours through this country sad y -.
rope, but, being n ctampiQn .q9eo4 -
well a. Fighter. his bank ielAnee 1SxSx
MAS permitted 10 Assume 'Ases ~
sullivan IL SAID to havs sasssl ~
S from Y ps,p,s%Ssp Il. iISi, wEASie. d
,ns ,Ss ,hs s..,,sn s9Sr he :, "tS:, '9s,Ss
iies, ,oool ~ also rseslysa 1sASs p
200 zoo! u ,s.D M SS e. n:t's~s sssSn, = =
" ",; Ha:|:s,'s a:|sss:a 'Sy sSsatss. -.
,,ns mN a,s 's'' n,s z .Iiss, YS Sis y. Az :!s
Attraction. hovsvsr. f9s y ~
ltsJSSSS'rvi ltsJSS II ,nd ,ss,n.s ~ we ;s,tnss a. s &
"TSs sts bi6y MADDEN, 90 V03 49S1
sssr oE sullivan, ana 6lly hu1e4ol ~
% %ES .ylsviSs tributes 70 iS: SsssiS
~ MAIDEN ss." VINO ned IN, xssh r.
HauIllvAh was the most natupN =
Ar that ever entered the uau4le4 =
Hs Was ths NnoSt natural eklfA1tp
ever held the tltle Ne waA pe9e4
with awe ana AdmkAtiQn W4eeoYX
appeared In public An4 VAeo
svsfywhsre, Although John IA ~
atrSed on some matters when y
A. hls MANAGER. hIs exeassse ~
gscSmi gc s,,n Sas'S Z, Nc SuF Y,sns AZ rssss
* e.rs se'IVpSN sVsN q slrsss. Sss"p''"'' -
!.ss'Ss ss's'sS s4 No. Sss sf' 'ss's''ss' s''''''sa'
"ssunivan's death wss q sss@s dA&9l
70 mo as .islt he. would live 70 . ~!
old AEe. hlr Nahlts u recent xo6l
leads mo TO bslisvs that had he ~
proper carp Of hllnss'f In .hts sasly ~
hs could hAvv still CONVINCED W1o( ,
the alleged .heavyweiShts Of te1AY ~
he waa q fsqtor In the sams, u ~
prime he had no equal ~ kneeoeq
SRs risht.hsn pupeh 70 the -
X. .,.s sn soss ss's, g, 1r..Is:. ss:a and 'Ss 4 rss
scconsssa' ,sca s sos sSouIs s:cR s:cs.r VIA, ls
night with different opponent tn
boz In Q gymnasium with . apArrlnl
/ partner while In training" ff'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
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N.-u,.,o. .J1,dd Mortimer L<,vCis
Judd Mortimer L.eyHs


rT,liERE is 10 use talking II I had
been God and had that baby in
= heaven | could not have lot Il 60,
II wa, nice for me and the sister-in.law
and Miss Sands and the brother and all
that God did let il CO. but il was a
kinda mean trick on the baby because
the world is no place for baby as
sweet as that is to be In. expect that
me and Rowly are going to lose reap
Of time looking after that baby and
making everybody treat II right When
my father came home and asked me
about il was so excited that the cake
7 was Hopping went plum over my
head and Rowdy put his paw on II so
he could tell when II was cool enough
to eat | was still telling him about
that baby when he said the pancakes
would be too cold to melt butter II we
didn't get at them so we did.
ks soon as we had Our breakfast and
/ had piled the dishes up in the sink
went out in the yard with Rowdy ana
practiced turning over endways 'front.'
wards and backwards and walking on
my hands. am going to have a heap
q things to teach that baby and 1t is
Just as we'll to practice up and know
how. ] can stand on one foot and
reach back with the other foot and
scratch the back OF my head with my
toe. lust found out that / could do
that and il Is very useful and interest
ins. expect il | take that baby right
away and bend It's legs out straight
every day it will get over being bow
legged a whole lot sooner than II would
nj would just leave II to God, because
God /, busy a great deal OF the time
and ! do not have so very much to 90
and the ones that are not busy ought to
be ready to help those that are, and il |
take ii and stand il on its head in the
corner once in while that would
probably help a lot too. ] can see right
now that / am going to have a lot to do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
Pittsburgh May Not Have Services of Star Frstbasernai
John L. Best Money Getter
of All Idols in Fistic Game
Little Old Piece
of Paper Goes Back

ID r1,tii.,sea'Isat......, r1,ii.,sea' sat....,. ..,'n ". y..,, 4,
III evtNsldsr onss with shS
- dti,fmsn and now on the fs.
ssfvs lIst u the Phlladslphla
Nationals, 10 due 70 rsooavs his
Hes In the oon,rsot' receiving
business
o..:., t.: ~" .s.. ::"'::;. :::...: ;: 81! Elm "s~ g.
sier.d srd ne +. threw ..wsy'
haok epaIn went smother ,een.
tfaet, eslllnp tot the SAINT ela No.
urss, .MsuSsl tore that w end
i.sSsf o. ne xisssnssrisss SHI.
lies
Now soss another little con.
tract, containing the Identical flo.
urss msntlsnsd In the other two.
Maybe Msussi Will s.re n bask
by freight sellset thls time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
BAKER KICKED AT LOSING
PIPE; R0BBER GAVE IT BACK

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March A.
Paul Martin, 50 years. old, on trial
here today on a burglary charge, told
how he held up Secretary OF War in
1905.
Il got a watch and $4S from Baker"
Martin told the prosecutor
"Was that all you got" he was
asked.
"l took small black pipe from
Baker" Martin answered, but it seem
ed to hurt him so mNchJ returned the
pipe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
Norway Loses Il,
Ships in February
by Submarines

WASHINGTON, March 4--Norway
continues to suffer heavily from Ger
man submarine operations and other
war losses. Twelve vessels aggregat-
Ing 1928 gross tons and valued at
about 100000 were sunk during Feb
ruary, and nineteen seamen lost their
lives, while twenty men are missing, a
cablemam to the Norwegian legation
today announced,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
POPE IS PLEASED AT
FINNS' INDEPENDENCE

ROME, Saturday, March 2c--Pope
Benedict, surrounded by the pspal court,
today received in the throne room a
delegation from Finland which present
ed an address announcing the const-
tuition Of the republic OF Finland.
The pope replied thanking the dele
cation and expressing Joy at the satis-
faction felt by Finlandsrs for having
gained their independence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
BoEHl|Nc QUITS
NATIONAL GAME
Salary Offered by Cleveland
Isn't Attractive Enough,

RICHMOND, Va. March I. Dame
r rGm.r - fs..,Ssi % the G.. ss ,o,.i ..rrslS: .'oS
league when she caused u 10 br whis.
nsrs,dl ,l around aoua TOM ahs' jog oseIms esi,,s.
ing 10 work fqr. thy small srlary ~ the
contract sent him by tho CLEVELAND In;
dlans. n IL reported here. Hoahline will
coach the nenedlctine military collage
nine here, Jps AT one time was mem
ber Of tho Warhlneton American league
club, lie could not bo located today "a
verify tho report
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
JIM SHAW SIGNS
CONTRACT FOR 'is
Washington Pitcher Also Gets
Bonus for Work Last Year. I

WASHINGTON, March i.--Jlm shaw.
"n r.: rsSS,' abb eu",. hss .,,e wYn NJ eSrSs
formation a. 10 the pltchsrs rScof1 ~
apd fourteen dsi.rI' "4Si"" 'casSlss
shaw TO collect a bonus for hlS ~.
sons work, and 20 he has aligned 10 ~
another year lus, to show that he bsars
N addition TO cAsv ,I.ysn ap4
OF those ready TO march IA. Aug.istA f0s
spring training Judge, Mostan, and
account not yet signed % ior 1915
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
February Checks
to Dependents Are
Just Mailed Out

WASHINGTON, March 4-The first
of the February checks for pay allot-
ments and government allowances to
dependents Of soldiers and sailors have
Just been placed in the mails and prob
ably two weeks more will be required
to complete the preparation and distri-
button of the remittances, It was an
nounced today by the war risk insur-
anca
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04

to throw a brick at the cat The mex,
year we find him sitting on the from,
porch, smoking a pipe. while hi, wife
does the digging In the garden. Now
just watch our young men a. one by
one they are caught In Cupid, net and
see Il hi, rule does not work out the
problem correctly"
Contrary 10 the general belief that
everything has raised IN price, the
Tishominao Democrat points out that
marriage licenses are still selling at tho
old price. However, II add, that this
"a no time to start trouble.
-
Recently Bert Downing, Of Bennlnr-
ton, bought a COW from a man named
Hiser. paying $l2S for IT, Later, Down.
ing decided 10 leave town, and sold the
COW back to Hiser for $lJS. Later Mr..
HiseysfeeeiSed an offer Of sl4s for the
COW, and q few days later another
neighbor Offered slSs for the noble
animal. This COW, we infer must be
a lineai descendant Of that celebrated
bovine which jumped over the moon,
This from the Watonga Republican
shows how the sentiment Of the people
has changed In a very short time Ia
a certain town In this state, three years
ago the coming summer, the writer
attended a soldiers reunion, The SOL
diers were for war, but the people, gen
orally speaking, were for peace They
applsuded the peace speeches vocifer-
ously. A girl reeited, u did not raise
my boy 10 be a soldier" and set them
wild. Now these same people are send
Ing their boys to the from, and are for
war to a finish"
"Safe,y Flr,r ls the name OF play
to be staged by the Hunter high school
soon. II Ia said the great moral OF
this ia that a man should always tell
the truth to his wife, II any man thinks
safety lies In that direction, let him try
Il, say we.
When the last quota OF the draft left
Heavener the other day, people OF that
town gave each man q nice service bag,
something they will appreciate more
than three cheers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
SAFER MAY NOT
PLAY THIS YEAR
First SaCker'S Ankle Is Still
Too Weak,
FANS DISAPPOINTED
viii Start Spring Training to
Test Il Out,

CHICAGO. March t--BArnty Dreyfuss
who slleked the Cubs out OF Vic sAisr,
Isn't going to prof, through the t.chnl.
csliiy OF the National leagues wopsy reg
ulations. OF which he took advantage
ssier has written q Chicago friend that
he viii play no more baseball. ~ find,"
Vic scribed, that tho ankle ! broke will
not stand the strain OF playing. and |
guess I'm done. However, l viii ,ty
spring training. but ! am convinced that
I cannot get Into condition"
Roger Breanahan, former manager Of
the Cubs and now owner OF the Toledo
club. had tried 10 sign saisr, but failed
Roger 10 In town. having stopped Oft
here en- route 10 the American associA-
uon meeting IN Milwaukee. Bresnahan n
met James McOill Of the indianapolis
club today. They hsld . meeting for the
purpose OF figuring ways and means for
making II tough for Tom Hickey. presl.
dent OF the league. Mo0ill 10 looking for
q manager 10 replace Jack Hendricks
who went 10 the Cardinals Whom he has
! In mind Isn't known, Possibly II may be
Sem Crawford. but he IL said TO dema nd
too much money
Joe Tinker reports that he has virtually
all his players IN the fold, while Bros.
nahAn seams 10 be struggling along In
the ruok Insofar a. obtaining signatures
10 concerned. Muelbaoh Of Kansas city
Blues and Tom ChivinFton, business man
agsr OF the Louisville Colonsln, also were
present.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04

Our government must nave funds 10
"esrry on" These funds can be safely
drawn but from two sourees--inereased
production and increased saving Buy
one War Savings Stamp every week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
Fulton Won't Fight |
Dempsey Until He's
Fought Willard

,,s sT :, ,L9gJs: 9 No. Nsrsh @ t.,yssf ;!.rz N ~
rlIht he would no, meet iess Psmss5y
In any sort OF a boxing exhibitiop d6tn
after he. has INST JeAs Willard, hsaSy.
weight champion. n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04

il | am going to raise that baby IN
way il ought TO be raised.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04

When the last quota Of the draft left
Heavener the other day, people Of that
town gave each man q nice service bag,
something they will appreciate more
than three cheers.