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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

The lawn fete for the benefit Of
the Bruen Home. which was TO have
been given on Tuesday evening, has
been postponed until Friday. as 1t
has been found impossible to complete
the rotber elaborate preparations for
the event in time for the earlier date
The place is the same. 1867 Columbia
road, the charming home or Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Smith.
The women who are interested in the
home and the dear little Riddles who
find a real home there-Mrs. william
Moore. Mrs. William r. Ham. who is
a sort Of "liaisOn officer" between the
institution and the Twentieth Century
Club, which has adopted" 1t. and ,he
rGst-are working hard to make the
entertainment a success, and all man
ner OF interesting and original fea-
lures are promised. Moreover, therell
be agffrab bag, fortune teller, music
refreshments and all the usual garden
party attractions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

The Rothschild house was obtained
and every luxury and elegant COM
fort suitable for a gentlemen'S club
was provided in that palatiRl resi-
depce / understand that the club Is
a great success and that after the
war IL is intended that IT shall re-
main a rendezvous for the distinguish
ed men passing through Paris, where
they will have every opportunity OF
meeting the most prominent French
men in their line OF thought and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

We sell watches IND diamonds Tor cast
a. credit In an parts n 2. r and Tua'
antee 10 refund depoFif o. ]purchus'
money II you can beat our price
r. " CiOkTF.
Branch Manager.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
WANTED TO RENT


u Ia March modern unfur-
ulrhcd bungalow or lower apartment Of
3 0r q rooms. garage NJ 2iiH
,y,N.rrb. EY,risl,I f. or t.rgnu bousr
Good reference can NJ PISS.
W,STen Tn rTNr r,,I iUUrnvrd
INN nm good land lai7 Wr.i i.ih
U,.rrr- Ei,~,.,,,r, r,lcrp bousc nv
" h.y, ~ rrt,rcpre Mamie
,o'l -
WANTED To rent nicely furnished or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman- Times


week. classified hdyettlhlg w,
O&>ahotnan. one Issue Same ihte ~ 'n'
y dailies. loo,
Word Line ~,
One time sunday only l'so 70 ''0'
man and Times ii''e Nc Jos
Thrqc times nAily OKLA
hdsmah and Times per o.,
day .~,...... ...., ll'Sc 70 wv
One week Oklahonan O,
and Times per gay l-bc 90 NV
Ono month Oklhhnnlhn 90
ana Times pei Gay uo'd
f.ifufe sly Ielt'iir W Wv ~ A.
the Inch "A
An stock statesmen y ntonlnl,'" w
verusing ,cnfIies w" on. wv, Nv, ,t,,
sundays ADS incluh' SN'uflh, :" WV.
Gay Tunes NJ 70 poI N"I"' NV w.
men ct,,.tt,,
uAn ror NHnl,; h,MiulnH ,m ri,,cs f.
per woin ..ur,, "a.
AZ speculatNe mo hu1,h H,,"e W.
verusnf caftleh 'nc on WV, ,,Lt.ho-
IlhhNli!on 'ulNI "a, n.,t
man ana Iln's-," w. ,o,,,,g,
wllnln one y.'s II"m "W,,' =" orc ,.rr
OF con',hel To- u conc ,b,pr.d ma
&c per Itr 'N.,' lHH"'' WY '"""'' WV
often ~ deslfcd o.,
No al nccenisd ior lr,T t,3n -rr,r re
OkLAn.I n,' y,Ttgtrg
fDh W. 49, Az.
AllN WI I l"n WV
only whsn twn.W,.mr w ", a.. ,u,
ChAl,Iff WAN NIN nv "''
longer uHh seven my" """""' WV"
oruer .- v.,,.r INC r Az.
All CnN!UIE W. rI
and payable INC hell, on, ,,,,
Tor no appear 'Nu wv ""''
"a. - aAaNHNHENM coal. Am mIHI lIN.
ADVERTISERS should irllln i,.'t
E1ven nv ~" 'hI'N'Il'N N' a.
irons making payments over mo W,i.,
counter. 90 no mistakes 'nh W ''''"'''
without them o.,
.CLOSlNli lu,i tN-Nn VIM '.' a..
start In Tho Oklnhom1n must 20 IN w,
office by $40 p m on the CAV l'Ie-e ul
IL 10 run. AT wnni ndF 10 sl'Tt IN .nl'N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

HAKER. ull-round man. wants steady
Job. best N references. Address H. D.
,Jtmisnn. Hamilton. Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
PApERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS TATIHIp. g. and uu viii hiring
HImul, Eur0h Phone " slN
~lAlNTlNG. paper. hanging decorating.
10 Years practical experience. rrpuOml.
cat handling ~ best material aud labor
gives You satisfaction ai a very low cost
proof Paint Mfg. 90. 10 s. Robinson
". tii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

'' WV ff.' '. '
~ want H good H~i'uuEIbphsr fof d per
Whurut position, n Nuu want ~ hotter
position thHu yuu hHNU. answer IN uNn
hnudwtlllug. pUI rHy good Hnlnf} lN'
Work Viii please sou reg, caro- okh
huwtu
WANTED strrDFuphrr NJ experience.
steady position no ono That qualities
49, per week 40 start owe phone 80
" llt, okl1humHn
LADIES tu iriyrI rn|4 and adjoining
counties Those who uro not Satisfied
with ~ per week HulHfIsH. have % line
up an OH Tint viii mako NOu from $500
iu $500 per month. experience uUi nrrrH
HIIF. uIIu qualification iH wufh " "
iIHHs. lnNi ON l,0Nuugo lldF tgli
Campbell IldrD, oklahoma rltF. nfll
WAITED fuugr IfHilsfluf lthy 90
travel uud interview che business pun
llp. wusi lr urrt md attractive iu 40
p,trUnr, mover required tp work alone
uluHfH Zoo company with H local lulN
Hulury 900 per week Hud expenses
guaranteed. references exchanged
please gIFD phone number md street
address Nprly N.GG, care okl7hom1n
WANTED White woman for general
homework experienced cook mr. couple
homie rnono wai Ts7o mornings
WANTED tioud gIrl f0r general house
WORK 200 HuHfll nmilS; no washing best
wages I'l. ~ Dewey. " $3.50
WANTED InuI ipuuifsa- IN thkr wtsn
lng home Must have nice, rlriu place
10 wash ana dry clothes Phone "
H".2sN
WHITE GlI. for general h]ousrw0rk
email family, 40 washing. good wages
30, " aih g. vs. 7l,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
HOTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel
Broadway Central

SO PER WEEK rents nice suite steam
heated rooms hot and cold water, tcle-
phone. n]rcpToOf building. w. b93l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
FEMALE HELP WANTED


WNNTID-N reliable woman Tor cook
nul general homework in banker r
family iu small town, wages iaJVO Per
month Is 70, care OklHh"m1n
WANTED Hookkccpcr md accountant
able 10 use typewriter and take dictn-
tiuu must ho experienced Write mn,
Or bring letter applying for position In
Nuur own handwriting state experience
mud salary expected. This Will BE- "A per-
mIuuut position n you az qualify. h
Mid. West Tire & Accessory Co, ii y
broadway. Oklahoma city.
WANTED-FirHt class ~stcnognphcr with
business experience. familiar with
bookkeeping Write rs. or bring letter
in YOUR " handwriting applying Tor
position. state experience and salary eN-
pectoi This II "A permanent position for
YOU n YOU can qualify. The Midwest
Tir" n Accessory Co, 80 y. Broadway.
oklahoma CITY.
WNNrED-TWo experienced arm watt
%.resscs. Apply Manager. Purtan-pos
Cnfe, In the boss House, McAlestor, Okla
FOR RENT Servants room In exchange
for good laundry work ~ West lSth
WANTED-Young lady clerk Tor position
In large office. Reply In own ana as 90
HEc experience: education aud samry de-
sired We. care Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
sIgAM HEATED ROOMS $50 and up

STEAM. HEATED ROOMS $3.50 aud up
" GHll
llUsIHli.D room. private home. vHlk
iur distance, ladies only ~ West
paif
CIOal lu ul,'ly mtulrh,d front room
private entrance Tor ladies employed
DO N,.t 1fi
I|uuNlslllp room for rent at C2O Norih
walnut
NlrEl.Y Furnished ru0us. 100 outslhe
NOT rnI ,UlI water BOO 'yprY room.
ftIDiIF nfs' class Iu every respect. rutrH.
by week.. o. 30 md up
ALEXANDER Rooms
1-ls W Mtlu Phone Nnl fiIf
MnlIAllp T. GRAVES. rrup
Will furnish room aud nr,IhiIrt foo
Nuuul lulg employ rI. lu exchange fUr
company ui uirItH, must have frf'fr
rurr can Maple Iult
IDr REST a lrry desirable bedroom
uu met floor 'ur lllr 20 " 40
AlrIlN furnished room. watkins Hait..
Young Indies preferred ST. lINr hN,
IS tIh
NICELY mul.H,d south room with
ln1t' for two people Wal i'n'
fIN REST largo furnished room. ,lpfn
iu " lloa-I
BEDROOMS for rent. i p,r month.
Phone " 1921
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Stock Statesmen
Attention!

The Union National
Securities Company is
placing on the market
stock in a mining com!
pany with one mill in
operation and some Of
the best leases in the
heart Of the Miami
field and they are
headquarters for that
one great active word
Enthusiasm" which
all great achievements
have sprung from. En-
thusiasm is the parent
Of enterprise. Search
and you will find that
the base and birth of
every great business or
ganizatiOn was an en-
thusiast, man consumed
with earnestneSs of
purpose, with conf
dence in his powers,
with faith in the worth
whileness of his en-
deavors-think Of
what some of the fol-
lowing men have done:
John D. Rockefeller,
oil king, and James B.
Duke, tobacco king;
Henry Ford, auto king.
Why do such progress
sive and aggressive
concerns as the Ma
tional Cash Register
Company, the lngersoll
Watch Company and
the Simmons Hardware
Company, at great cost,
hold statesmen conven-
tons? Chiefly to
arouse Enthusiasm
to inspire redoubled
effort-to kindle fresh
ambition which makes
a success of their bust
ness. We offer all that
can be offered to stock
statesmen wishing to
attain a higher point
in life. Come in with
us and meet with the
one great thing in life
Success" 1t is with
the Union National Sc
curities Company,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

The time has come when ONE
must do their bit to maintain indus.
trial efficiency.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

HARDWARE An ull-round hardware
man ms buyer. seller and stock Keeper
~ years of ngr, with twelve years OK
pcri,ncc. II going 10 make change am
open FOR proposition. NJ. G., care Okla
humuU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
PEEELESs BAG CO.,
or T. Harvey
Wal fqT1.J

~ ".'" E"
Al kinds second hand bags bought and
a0ll. yet our prices
VAST 10 buy fresh row. 4 gallons or
better. Phone wal $3.50. or mail 1903
y Hoover.
WNNTEu-Hol- top dc.N. poy rush
priced right con 6 Trick. Maple l2'
WANTED.A Band raw cheap. can
Wul ig3i-B
SMALL disc phonogroph, cheap H-ios.
O%kl1hownn.
WANTEu-lIuuse 10 move. trade mod
frn lots northwest. ON pavement aud
rlr " iaNn w0rnlnrH
SHOWCASE WANTED ono e.. foot
standard showcase, The Auto OwuDrs
Supply CO. Phone ". $50. NJ l7i.
WNNTTD. TO huy. architects ar
drnughtsmnu'a drawing board; pricc
must be right Cnll Maple S7s.
SMALL disc rhonoguph. cheap. RIOS,
caro- Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WNNTEU-OlI flao teeth. ! pay s. 90
SIS per full set also parts wanted.
prompt returns 81 G]fronapHu lpWolyr.
100 Public slunre. Nashville. Tenn
WANT .s used t],povrlrers urst r1sr
price paid Phone wal 1927 TyUr-
writer Exchange.
HIGHEST cash prices prli for diamonds.
Address H.799, cnre Oklnhomnn.
SHOE REPAIRING N nll kinds. rubber
heels; prices reasonable Rear 1919 "
TFtI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED llgh. rfudr men 10 represent
me National Casualty 90 N Detroit.
MICH Tho oldest exclusive personal
health and accident insurance company
100 mo United states. uu hotter policy vH
ever Issued. mo- more IhrrHl policy WINS
ever seen. uu policy covering more iu.
i%rfr'iH. no policy with premiums lUNpf (.
rn policy With payments more liberal. mo-
policy with indemnity more prompt: no
policy more satisfying let uH prove n
Write me- fur agency proposition Harvey
A Carey. state Agent. gl5 Baltimore
NldT oklahoma CTS. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

"
If IT'S For SALE. Just phone wal 1884
and get more. q. h. Auction Co.
SINGER sewing machine for rent by
week or month Sigmond Mayer. 4Oi-6
W, Main Wal i7S3.
WE ARE anxious to buy your used FUR.
niturc. we trade Nnllcnus Furniture
store, 2oG-S W. Grand Maple 9G.
TO SELL your household goods, call
Cornish Furniture Co. Maple 46.
D~ROP-HEAD WHITE machine at bar
gain n taken his week. 40 North
Broadway. Wal 2,on
ELECTRIC suction cleaner. with tools
and hand suction cleaner; bargain. Can
W fiir.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
PERSONAL

NArOE MATHS and mrs.Irc The flores.
ai''s Nu.tH I@lrp'1nr| Phone W a0il.
GIiNlf A1I 900 u,tIft culture WlI rHll
Hi YOUR home. f.IIp wufN % specially.
NJ a1la.I
VACANT Room Zoo ou. moro IaiulId Tho
best OF Uirr " l"|H
WOULD sou ny Interested lu bringing a
uuw md .s'fN CO. fuIr town n there N
r. good gravel GU near, communicate
with us or Diil the attention M your
wIfur. Village pre-. Il,ri. chamber ~
commerce ur BUusi,rs ,IIh ~ this at
once We prefer small town Tho ls,urh-
|H luru'I sIlu t.. Goo. o.. % Ni.hi-
rn IrI' l|Ir D.nl I..u.lH NIrh
SHAMPOO urI u.Ir df.ss BOZ. md a0u.
u.r ruu wNf,U $40 Scott Thompson
I1Ir Vs. 1885, Mr. Relish. llriuiy
shop
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE

YOUNG married man with 3 years sy-
p'rlonr' In department store. , years
IN grocery store F-7o. co utlnhoman
NANTEb-positlou, experienced In dry
goods. clothing, shoes. furnishing,
stock keeping nnl buying exempt from
draft. best ~ references. can come NJ
once. Address H.. ~ T.. Eighth street.
Alr. Okla
HAKEI. ull-rouud man. wants steady
Job. best N references. Address T. D.
Jrmison. Hamilton Mo
HARDWARE An ull-rOund hardware
man as buyer. seller and stock Keeper
~ years ~ ngr, with twelve years cN-
pcri,urc. iH going 10 make change. am
open for proposition. NJ. c., care OklH-
homnu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or clerical post
ton by young man. now employed, not
subject 10 draft state fun particulars IN
first letter. william A. nlnkclcy, care
Security state Bank. Healdton. Okla.
.COLLECTIONS-General collector can
handle little more business: viii make
your collections hy month or on per-
ccntnge basis; best references. H-si.
cltc Okl1homon
SALESMAN wants position with good
house. oklahoma territory Hhcccssful.
can deliver the goods, no stock propo-
sition. not subject to draft F-JN, care
uklohomrn
MARRIED. man. no children. wants Jolt
on farm: - years old, lifetime expert
erro Addrss u w Linn, Minco. Okla
BuSHEIMAN rRESSEE. experienced.
desires "a position in small plant, north
Oklahoma preferred NJ. +, care Ma
homon.
EXPERIENCED young man ]hookko"pcr
wishes position In city In class ~.
ran do light "StcuOgrHphic work call
". 81,
WNNTED-Ry Young man, work, any
Kind. Tor evenings, RIO, care Okln-
hom1r
YOUNG MAN wants job In garage. good
car driver: experienced and refer
cnc"s. Ego. cnre Okl'hom0n
YOUNG man, 49,. wants position with
good party can drive car. Call Wal
Is2o. 10 10 3.
EXPERIENCED bookkccper. thorough
nud competent, can handle small set ~
books from ] 10 } hours per day during
spare time from regular position. can
furnish hest OF reference. Bookkceper,
Maple 1922.
THlNTER-OpERATOR want job IN cen
tral part Of state Married $50 per
week. Paul Novel;. oklahoma City,
Gen. Del
LIT me pillow and harrow your garden,
and do your Light and heavy hauling
can Naple gsG-J
SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE
,irs rr,pgc. twelve wears rypcricnre
Al references permanent high H1I1ri"d
position desired Address R-g6, Oklaho-
rru
sTENOGEATHER with four years ctpc-
r,upc wants permanent position Splrn-
dl references 10 lowest salary con
s|I'rr1 b-a'N. Ntl'hoUnRh -
MILLINERY 'olcslody wants position en-
',. ,''''".'' N"''' ''
''-'''n
/ WANTED - Clerical position by young
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
HOUSEHOLD

IOH SALE Two brtuHful u'na rlrsi
used ono month 20 West htH Wall
MAJ .i11-l
7 ROOMS of extra high
class furniture selling at
auction Thursday, ! o'clock,
40 Broadway Circle. Com
plete lists in tomorrow's
paper. o. X. Auction Co.
Wal. 1884. 1870 South Har-
ycy.
UWAAD N"W vacuum cleaner. INST
rhr.t for ian O. No., ,rre utluhompu
ruU SALE a good uItuu unI barge r.la
davenport. u.rl 'rrI liilr 'Il M
attH. o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANO TUNING $l.75

2vir'l NruIc l01i
rug SAIL Good piano, good condition.
,ull ". HnNi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
2i0h v. Main. over Woolwutth'a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
FEMALE HELP WANTED

NANTEp-Uoliahls white Tlfl M A. FrH.
rml h]UusoWufk fbr small HmlF. best
n wages llOl. ". l2th. NJ llli.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

NlkEMEN, FfREMKN, ii7s-r5T arr
le-SQi experience unnecessary. Railway,
80 oklAhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

GARAGE Tor rent WI cc5l III Z. 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

A week DAY classified advertising nuns
= 18th papers ~ one price. SUNDAY
0k>ahoman. one issue, same rate rs tho
TN dailiss.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-26
KOFFEL MAKES
REPLY TO TALK"
OFINSURGENCY
CONTINUED From Page One.)

CONTINUED From Page One.)
accounted to the joint campaign COM
mittee for this list.
After the fall election, and on the
9th day. of November. Mr.. Nelson and
others Obtained my consent to use my
name as secretary to call meeting
of the executive committee of the In
dependent Voters association at Far.
60 on the 18th. At this meeting there
was nothing said about insurgency.
The Independent Voters association
must of necessity conduct more or
less of an educational propaganda anc
If Mr.. Nelson can make a success of
his so-called Griggs county move
ment, it should be looked upon as an
aid or auxiliary to the Independent
Voters association, and I, for one,
wish him all possible success in or
ganizing that county. This seems the
only conclusion 1 can arrive at if Mr.
Nelson is sincere in his appeal to
avoid a multiplicity of organizations
and a duplication of work. Or is 1t
possible tnat the Gr1ggs county move
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-26
WITH THE EDITORS
WILSON TO EUROPE.

Why should not the president go to Europe to
confer the basic principle upon which peace is
to be constructed? No other statesman, nor all the
statesmen put together has done as much toward
bringing about healing, lasting peace. 1t was he
who sensed the popular aspirations and put into
words an ideal that inspired the people to preserve
to the end. 1t was he who quickened the common
imagination, until the vision Of the new order was
caught by the leaders as we'll as by the people, He
has thus beeome1the Special spokesman Of the new
order, and should present it in person. True he
could send printed Speech or he might delegate
others to speak for him; but neither would produce
the effect of his personal presence. AS for the OBJ
lection to his leaving the country, that is childish.
The wireless will keep him in constant touch with
Washington. And as for its being undignified that
is stupid. Democracy has use for the sanctity
that attaches to royalty. The president did not
lower the dignity of his office when he walked down
Fifth Avenue at the head of street procession for
the Liberty Loan. Rather did he make the chief
maglstracy seem very part of the people. The
coming peace conference will be the most important
political event in all history; and it's chief import
ance will lie in the formation of the league of
tons that is to perpetuate and make permanent the
peace there established. By all means let the pres
dent attend the peace conference.-the Public
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-26
HOW <" T.
RHEUMATISM
s.-..... BEGINS

The eXcruciating agOnies of rheu-
matism are usually the result of fail
ure of the kidneys to expel ,poisons
from the systems In majority of
cases rheumatism is an indication
that uric acid has pervaded the sys.
tenn. If the irritation of these uric
acid crystals is allowed to continue,
incurable bladder or kidney disease
may result. Attend to it at once
Don't resort to temporary relief. The
sick kidneys must be restored to
health by the use of some sterling
remedy which will prevent a return
Of the disease.
Get some GOLD MEDAL Harlem
Oil Capsules Immediately. They are
standard world-famous medicine in
use for over two hundred years. They
have brought back the joys of life to
countless thousands of sufferers from
rheumatism, lame back. lumbago,
sciatica, gall stones, gravel and other
affections of the kidneys, liver( stom-
ach bladder and allied organs.
They will attack the poisons at
once, clear out the kidneys and urin-
airy tract and the soothing healing
oils and herbs will restore the inflam-
med tissued and organs to normal
health.
GOLD MEDAL is the original Haar-
lem Oil imported direct from the
home laboratories in HARLEM. Hol-
land; by the Genuine Harlem Oil
Mfg. Co., Haarlem, Holland, Ameri-
can office. l16 Beekman St., NY.
All others are limitations. Ask for
GOLD MEDAL and be sure the name
GOLD MEDAL is, on the box. Three
sizes, at all good druggists.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-26
BY BEATRICE YOUNG.

(Secretary to NJ. E. De Billy, of the
French High Commission. Miss Young
Was in Brussels when the Germans
entered it,
The Belgian soldiers are about to re-
enter Brussels, their beautiful capital,
with rejaicing in their hearts. They
left it four years ago at the call of
duty, knowing that their own little
army could not stem the German in
vaSiOn.
s4 France and England did help, but
alos! too late to save lovely Brussels.
The German hOrdes swarmed into il
on the Goth of August, 1914, like long
lines of tiendishly Industrious bees:
I was there, and I watched them
from my little roof garden that over
looked the Avenue Louise, the broad,
tree shaded street along. which they
marched. > ...,:.,t1N,
Every Belgian heart was paralyzed
The brave and wise mayor of the city
Mr., Max, whom the Germans haye just
released after keeping him in prison
four hong years, had begged the. people
~ otdS III lllCAA HouoSn, VII tAS StlSStS
as the Germans came in. The people
Obeyed. Not a soul could be seen out
doors, or even at the windows, for ev-
cry window was covered by it's Rie
metal shutters that slid down like! !,
huItain frem above. The city looked
as IT, it had a million eyes, all shat
50 as not to see the horrid sight.
But closed windows and drawn shut.
tiers could not keep out the sound Of all
those iron heels click-clicking along
Brussels streets!
The German soldiers wore iron
pilates, shaped like horseshocs, around
the edge Of their bootheels. Most of
\the streets in Belgium are paved with
little stone blocks, a dozen inches long,
rough and jagged, hut hard as flint
The regular thud, thud. thud of those
iron heels on the pavement was one
Of the most awful terrifying sounds of
all the war. 1t seemed to typify the
forces that We're contending-the iron
heel of Germany striking regularly, in.
differently. mechanically, on the little,
motionless, white cobble stones of Bel
GUM, whose surface they never dented,
and whose occasional saeyks Of fire as
steel struck flint, seemed to speak the
pent-up anger of the nation. -