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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
HAS BEEN A
FRIEND TO ME-.
Says Lady, Regarding Cardui, in
Giving This weH-Knowu Womans
Tonic Credit for Her Good Health

Cleveland, Tenn.-Mr,. Joanna Eel
ker Of this place, after telling Of the
help she obtained from the use Of Car.
dui y years ago, when it bull, up her
health and strength, saws further "The
reNt time | used 1t CCarduD was abou,
= or years ago. had. and was lust
able to drag around for a good while
getting worse all the time. suffered
intense pain in the lower abdomen and
back. Could hardly do nv work i,
was all drag land walking was very
painful for me ! finally had 10 Civ,
up and 90 10 bed. where ! stayed about
a week....... and then turned back n
Cardui, my old friend.
After starting the Cardui, was able
to be up in , or J days, The pains
were relieved soon after beginning Ia
take the Cardui, and when got up
walking was easy for me. Got back
my health and strength h.....and in 4
weeks was able to do most Of ms
work..
IT'S fine medicine, and has been a
good friend to me, and am friend "a
It, too It's through taking Carlui
have been we'll aud strong aud in good
ior the past or s ,ars...I will
always praise It.
Cardui should do for YOU. what Il has
done ior thousand, Of other wuren. i
! should help YOU Try Cardui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
FROM OCEAN
TO OCEAN
Women Praise Lydia E, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
for Health Restored.

In almost every nelghbcthood IN
America are women who have tried
this standard remedy for female ills
and know ITS worth
Athol, Mass Lydia Z. Pinkhan q
Vegetable Compound has done me A
world Of good. / suffered from q weak.
ness and . great deal Of pain every
month and nothing brought me any re-
lief until tried this famous medicine.
am different woman since took II
and want others who suffer 20 know
about II. Mrs. ARTHUR LAWSON, b59
Cottage St., Athol, Mass.
San Francisco, Cal. ~ wus In averv
weak nervous condition, having suffered
terribly from female trouble for over
five years. had taken all kinds of med.
icine and had many different doctors
and they all said / would hse. 10 be
operated on, but Lydis u. Pinkham 4
Vegetable Compound CURED me entirely
and now ! am Il strung well woman y
Mrs II RossRAMP, Ai7 Devisadero
St. Sar Francisco, Cal.
For special advice IN regard 10 .ueb
ailments write Lydia T.. PinkhAm Med.
lcine Co, Lynn, Mass. Ths result Of
its many years experience is at your
service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21

main positions. Then the enemy was
compelled TO pull hac!: in the two sa-
lients north and south Of the break, the
Lille salient and the Laon salient This
time he is not ready TO retreat on the
north TO Nalenciennes and on the south
to in front Of HrsonS, which virtually
means the clearing OF France west Of
the Meusc
The allies are closing in ON the Crea;
forest OF Moryal a wooded area o,
much strength which is a natural pre-
lection to the southern flank OF Val
enciennes. Southwark. however, tho
country is open toward Hirson, lr
which direction the development Of the
success would cause the enemy to aban-
don quickly any idea OF holding a line
short OF Meziere', Chimay and Mau.
bcuge.
The occupation Of Fecloo beyond
BrugeS, puts the allies cleaning ur
Belgium beyond the line OF the .Ly.
river, which might have been a I'm.
porary defense Tor the retiring flank
The next natural barrier IS the Scheld
or Escaut stream, which cuts througl
Ghcnt. Audenard Journal and Valen.
Ucnnc, The fact that III, British wer,
| m portion OF Courtrai for iou.
days before cleaning up the CIT,
is a sure sign that the point i,
pivotal and that the whole recession
in Belgian Flanders swung backward
on the Courtrsi Joint. This movemen
has brought the whole line paralelin.
the Escaut. IL is not improbable tha
the retreat in Belgium will pause ior
the moment at the Escaut while Hai.
tests Valenciennes from the south. 4
cifcling success south Of Nalcnciennc
where the flank must be held firmly {,
get the Germans in the still cons.dera
bic Lille salient ont orderly. would re
suit in an immediate further German
retirement in Belgium 10 the Antwerp
Namur Meziercs line
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
COUGHING SPELLS
BREAK YOUR REST
Put q stop to them with old re-
liable DR.. Kings New
Discovery

That raw. hoarse throat must be
Soothed That phlegn-loaded chest must
he looSencd. That cough must he
checked so You can sleep.
Dr. Kings New Discovery has been
relieving colds. and coughs for half a
century without the least disagreeablc
after effects.
Your druggist has Il because it IS
well-known and in big demand. 60c.
.N2O (Advl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
Start Tomorrow
and Keep 1t Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit Of drinking
glass Of hot water before
breakfast

We're not here long so let, make
.lr STAY agreeable. Let MS live we'll
at well, d,gcB we'll, worl well sleep
we'll and look well. what a eloriou,
ndition 10 attain, and vet, how very
asy 4 i' II one will only adopt the
morning inside bath
Folks who arc accustomed t0 fcel
dull and heavy when they ARISE split
ng headache. stully from a cold. foul
ongus, nasty breath. acid stomach,
an, instead, feel a' fresh as a daisy by
opening the sluioes oi the system each
Morning and flushing out the whole Of
I've internal poisonous s,agnant mat.
'rr,
Everyone. whether alling, sick or
we'll, should. each morning, before
hc,akiast drink a glass OF real hot
ys,er with a ttaspooniul Of limestone
phosphate in II 10 wash from the stom-
Nch. liver and bowels the previous days
ndigestible waste, sour bile and pois-
onout toxins The action Of hot water
aud limestone phosphate on an empty
,omaeh is wonderfully inyigorating II
leans out all the sour lamentations,
Eases. waste and acidiiy and gives one
a splendid appetite for breakfast
The millions Of people who are both
entd With constipation, bilious spells,
stsmaeh trouble: others who have SAL
lcw skins. blood disorders and sickly
'cmplexions are urged 10 get a quar-.
'ef pound Of limestone phosphate from
N esus store This will cost very
little. but Is sufficient TO make anyou,
4 pronounced crank on the subject o.
inslde-ssNhsss before breakfast
~ So -------'N (Aiv.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
ITALY DEMANDS
FORTRESSES AS
! ARM|ST|CE Term
Allies Should Unity Diplomat
N ic Front, Holds Paper,

Copyright 1858 by mo Now York TrIbunsl )
MILAN, Oct H.-Spccliyng the
guarantees which Italy viii exact from
Austria in the event oil an armlslcc,
the Rome nationalist organ, Idea Ma
lionaIe, says that the handing over Of
ihe four great imperial iortresses OF
Trent, FranlSnfeste, Pola and Cdttaro
with all their armaments is deemed alb
outcly indispensable in military cir
cleS The first two command the entire
salient in the Po valley between Lom-
bardi and Venice, while the two latter
bases are formidable as well by nature
as by art and inclusive Of course, OF
the strongly fortified height Of Mount
Lovichcn on the Montenegrir littoral,
dominate the higher and middle Adri-
attic. These will constitute the mini
mum OF the Italian demands before any
peace negotiations
The Milan democrats journal. Sc
D0lo. utcrS a grave editorial warning
against 'Hr dire danger Of granting an
drmistcc 10 tine central empires at the
present moment principally It urges
because a review oi press opinion in
Inc allied countries together with the
utterauccs OF responsible statesmen con-
1cy the painful impression that the
rapid march ot events has caught the
allies unprcpared and without either a
nreliminary agreement as to the method
ui facing Gsrmanys radical paciIist Of.
lcnNye or any precise complete plan OF
action y IS necessary TO hasten &c
make un tor lost time IN framing the
canon, OF peace which We intend i'm
posing ON our enemies, and to require
me representative OF the allied gov
rrnmen,s 20 .i' ~ permanent session it
Versatile; until tine new situation Il
uly cleared un lor 90 be lurcd into q
discussion of peace before one single
and united diplomatic, political or eco
nomira front has been established
would be lhe worst error We could
ros.tht. rHrIfuIf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
If You Take Bitro.
Phosphate-Ssys
Dr.F.S.Ko

Judging from the countless prepars-
tons and treatments which are contin.
uallv being advertised for the purpose OF
making thin people fsshy, developing
etms. neck and bust, and replacing nsly
d.ntly thOGsands OF men and women
who keenly feel their excessive thlnnesa
ThInness and weakness are usually dus
10 starved nerNeH our bodies need
more phosphate than In contained IN
modern fooda. Physicians claim there
II uothlng that will supply this doficlen.
cy 80 well as the organic phosphate
known by Westfal Drug Co, and all
druggists Rs bltro- phosphate. which IL
Inexpensive and IN sold hy most ali
drngsists under e A,-pis- OF Ssusiso.
lion or money ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
REHEARlNG DENIED
SHOE MACHINERY co.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2l. -. Govern
mert motions ior rehearng OF the
dissolution suit against the United Shoe
Machinery company tic Sb-Called shoe
machinery trust, which was decided IN
favor OF tlre company were denied to-
day by the supreme court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
Latins Plan
Trade Drive
After War
South American Labor Lead,
erS to Stimulate Industry
by Organization,

NEW YORK, Oct 2l.-An organized
movement throughout Latin America to
stimulate industry after the war was
planned here yesterday at a conference
OF labor leaders from Mexico, Cuba,
Porto Rico, Costa Rlca, Panama, Uru-
quay. Nicaragua and Argentine.
The conference was held as a pre-
limlnary to a Pan-Amcrican labor CON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21

vention scheduled to convene in Laredo,
Texas November l3, for a threc-day
session The first step in the move
ment, it was said, will be an attempt
Ivy Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation Of Labor, to bring
about an aiiiliation Of American and
Mexican workers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
Try This for Constipation.

Keep the bowels on schedule time
with Dr. Kings New Life Pills the
system fred from poisonous waste, the
complexion clear the stomach sweet.
the tongue uncoated the breath un-
aialcd Mild vet positive in action
22J (Advl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21

0ue1 The property damage =, e'ti-
mated at 10000. The United States
coast Reodcuc survey station al
Nlcquer island, of the east coast of
Porto Rico, reports the cause OF the
earthquake as probably due to shifting
Of rock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
Widow of Wichita'S
Founder Is Dead

WICHITA Kan, Oct 2l--Mrs. vii
am Gfeiiiensltln, 6S. died at Shawnee,
okla. ytSterda, She was the widow
oi William OrcliicnNeln, iounde- Of
Wichita and her father vas one time
l-I- ni lhe nnnaNalnmIt lhdlans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
Lie Los, Not GI,

SAN JUAN, T. R, Oct 2l The los,
OF lie in the recent earthquake which
shook Porto Rico is estimated al not
more than 200. mostly at or near Maya
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21
MAlinoff PhAcemaker.

BASEL, Oct 2l,-M. Malnoii the
new Bulgarian premier, outlined the
program OF the new government before
the sobranje yesterday. lie announced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-21

country stabilize the regime and create
conditions which will permit the real.
natlon OF Bulgaria's democratic aspira-
tlons
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
French Alsatian-LOrrainers
Not Listed as Enemy Aliens

Since the close Of the Franco-Prus-
sian War In 1871 Alsace ana LOr-
raine have been known geographical
~ g German territory. Under Ordi-
nary circumstances an Alsatian or
Lofra1ner registering for the draft
ia this country would be listed 40 On
enemy aHen," but an exception was
made In the case OF men born in
AlsaOe or Lorraine OF French par
entage. But for this exception, the
Unique situation Of . loyal French
man being considered an enemy OF
the United States, allied With France
In the war, would have been pre-
scented.
The exception was made, however,
only when the registTAnt presented
an tdeati8cation card issued By the
''Soclete des Ames de rAlsace-LOr-
ra4ne," Society Of Friends Of Alsaee-
Lorraine, or fits successor, "AssocIa-
ton Generate des Alsaciens LOr-
rains dAmar1que," General Assocfa-
ton Of Alsatian-Lorrainers OF Amer
ica. These identiacations we're
eounterMgnAd by q consul general or
consul Of France.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07

It would naturally be supposed
that soldiers on returning, plastered
with mud, chilled and exhausted.
from a period Of trench duty, would
be allowed to turn In and sleep until
they could sleep no longer. But it
has been found that the fatigue of
this type of warfare is more mental
than physical, and that strained
nerves made restful slumber imp0s-
sible when the men went at once from
the trenches to a rest camp for sew
era1 days Of idleness.
A remarkably successful method
of getting the soldiers back into con-
dition again has been devised by
Lieut.. Hebert of the French navy.
Without pausing to rest, they are
marched from the trenches into the
open country back Of the line. There
they are put through a course OF
strenuous physical exercise.
Stripped to the waist. the men set
out for q cross-country run, over
fences and bitches. up hill and down.
and along winding forest paths. They
jump, climb trees, crawl like snakes
through grassy places, all the while
shouting and singing at the tops Of
their voices. It IL said that the peas
ants were amazed and startled at the
first sight Of half-naked warriors,
coming at top speed from a bit Of
woodland. Each period Of violent
exercise is followed by one Of quiet,
easy movements. At the end, in
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
VISIBLE SOUND WAVES

Interesting data regarding the Wis
Utility of sound waves have recently
been published I'm L'Astron0mie, in
letters from men at the front. One
writer tells Of seeing curved lines Of
light, alternating with dark bands.
moving swiftly across the sky while
heavy cannonading was In progress.
A second writer speaks Of witnessing
& series Of arcs OF light travelling
across q cloudflecked sky. Scientists
attribute these phenomena to sound
waves which originate with the ex-
plosi0ns and spread In all directions
like enlarging spheres, resulting in
successive and alternate belts Of rare
fed and compressed air, says Popu-
lar Mechanics. Under certain atmos-
pheric conditions. with the sun in the
proper position. portions OF these
spreading waves become visible in the
form Of moving arcs Of light.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
ORIGIN OF JUNGLE SAM

A fAcetious remark by an Idle
workman Is said to have originated
the name By which our government
10 known throughout the world,
uncle Sam" During the war Of
1912. Samuel Willets. q meat snsDec-
tor, Of Troy. N. Y. and generally
called ''Uncle SAM" acted - purchas-
ing agent for the government. On
each barrel Of pork and beef accepted
no market the letters ~. g." Tor
United States. Some one Inquired
what they stood for and ono OF VIII
lett's workmen replied, 'Uncle Sam. "
From this feeble beginning the joke
spread over the whole country and
before the end Of the war Uncle
Sam" was In common use.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
PREPARATION
ny DIR. FRANK CRANE

We have said that the who ths reparaOn
There that
DC rebuilt cottages and again. be found
trade
FeestaD1shed and the resumed
But things end
restitution equal the potence Of destruction.
e the
went down Of battle?
Have
mothers phys draugh that the
left desolate!
Can pick shoed field piece
the fragments of blasted dreams?
Faith
faith in
has been nj
into the bad flesh unoHending children
the
Can
inteectus
Can
national
pety and intelligence lustrous?
When pledge Belgium
realize
things
uprooe
voice heard waing in
her children,
You
much of the worlds spiritual
lie
Copyright by ErankC
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
Strenuous Athletics Reviue
Exhausted French Soldiers

fine glow and with mind diverted,
sound. refreshing sleep 10 easy.
While one object OF the new syy-
tenn is to bring back to top form men
gone stale from trench life, the fact
that they are soldiers Is always the
first consideration, and each Of the
exercises prescribed 10 carefully
planned to increase their fighting
ability. A man who, through practice
in crawling, has acquired agility while
lying PROSTATE, has q better chance
Of life in q sudden encounter at night
in No Mans Land, and running,
jumping and climbing make him o
more dangerous opponent In q bayo-
net duel.
The new method has entirely dis
placed the old system OF training re-
cruits just called to the colors. The
French soldier IL now taught only
movements that will be Of actual
value in battle. including thorough
instruction In throwing hand grenades
and the use Of the bayonet. The
open air exercise toughens the mus
cles. hardens the skin and fits O man
to Withstand exposure to all weather.
The great benefits Of such training
was shown when troops drilled under
the new system met In sham battle
an equal number developed by the old
method. The umpire's decision was
that they had lost four dead" and 0
few wounded" against 3OO"dead"
for their opponents.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07


found the best wk . f sa and nusaa iaa vita
witch prOb panywegh pick fuss with
OF them the thing guy strong 20 DO never to get
telling what mite be tcpt DO with
spend all mite
washing egging and cleaning ekwp
getting clean u16erware hasenS rncAS
witch pb the after went did Oh that
when eat the front Of srs p loned up with eybuddy s
SATIN their win be things witch
Of neglect 1t to do the mite be{oar.
picking
lootini
whatever Jim wiz get everybuddy ss % they all
know him know me al
this rest Of them
hear the oSsr comes down
behind him Of them beam polished
Q the talks ct
though b: had Of friends den rasa = sees me goo
no OF ed nothnk the matter With egszep
stead Of bean head wear hood be- pck
witch then to the sarn ced pyvat Jim
nocked OF hay oont looks
did leggngs only what
eggings he looking
IN he a/c OF bunkkey having took It.
oil old
polishing
With theshef mkefskop
down the bare the e looks %
had dropt 1t into the mud.
helps Ia the
brush who mebbe wooden 40
had cinly lot
to not raising musashes when the
aggie that among those guys
OLD FRIEND Jim.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
KAISER HASN'T CHANGED
MUCH IN THIRTEEN YEARS

Since the war started many car
toons. stories ana poems Published
prior 10 1914 have been reprinted to
emphasize their peophesy. None Of
the II tosd you so'S'' appears TO be
any better than the poem written by
Wallace Irwin and Published in Col
Hers Weekly on July Q, 1905, in
which the writer pictured the strut
ting Kaiser. The poem follows.
Ma wants put lsqGle hiH palOW
Der y4shes vich Ma. know
Are n1cha % fery aaeAs
chsoss 1 n.sogs' 4.aa zes.ca'
UhA eoaiing station In 1apaA-
DOB VII 20 all 0ia yeA&.
Ms.ss n; loo S:s y,.as asy D.cy
U4A yat . nsan bSienes . Ms
uaA what iss yoars m AAsin
Jah also. vhsn vsoat aromndt
31E1n meia roya1 yaGht
! 80 - EnUch Vvt - AlaAt Dutch
Dot-ach. du lisbS9 u0eA-
t &c me sneA . shtreaSs Distress
81R Nolks gan ~ IN hADpinsW
1ftout NO vsdsriAnA
Hi3eA hi-lo, der yinas Asy plOV
- J sail romnA A@ewG
30 gH der Nations good a6wsNo
UA4 0AusAeos I'D keaWG
bach hOas I ShangO naein unieoRm,
Pa never 9hange mstm mAnAG,
UDA e6sTy day sake En- aooOeh
70 pAmtht rAAnkamd9s
Hi D.. ss:., .ss g. s.s.es' rr'ds
! tax - mneA me Hoo1enkeads
@4Uk 70 MMwe % twAmM
U-1ea. M-lc. A1r vlnd0 dey pI0w
Der maxim Rm1o o. Dmg4@
XGe Cannot wreck our skynd1cate
Ven 00tt - in der Trust
wQan9 eia kvtst feodral POwoR,
! kDoY meAn ehOb. yea bee@
hEAy Bor DeAee. IND heD0 Eeg War
VnA keep mgin powder wet;
Puk ven i've RoAdtngB elnO 20 do
Put ahtan0t arOunaE md shat
Den der Right Dtvtme talks nansonaa rFouxh
1ezn military hat
M-lsa. Milo. Ger Winds deg ploV
U@4 0oftly vispeg AA@:
Der Kaiser he IN mn9e A. -
Und all ins right vet La"
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
FIVE MILLION PRISONERS

In the prison camps In Europe.
Asia and Africa there are now s.
100000 prisoners. moro than ever
participated In any previous war In
the worlds history. Among the
prisoners are many babies, born
within the barbed-wire enclosures.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
CAMOUFLAGE

Over-EageR Sub-There's some-
thing rummy going on over there.
Wish I could think Of some dodge TO
slip over without being observed.
The Wit-Why not cover yourself
with cotton and go oyer AZ q cloud
of smokS?-Paagfng Show.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
BE AN MTERPRETW

One OF the objects Of Trench and
Camp Il to interpret 10 the nation
the Ane spirit and determination Of
our men In arms" Write Q poem,
Joke or story, or draw Q picture for
This pager and Dema TroMeA and
Camp home.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
WRONG SHOOTER USED

"Hindenburg has not the face to
which justice can be done BY Q pho-
tographer," says q writer.
Photographers do not shoot with
the right weapon. Full justice can be
done by an American soldier.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
THE ONE RHQUIBEEE

Tommy watching the trained
auimals): "E's Q wonder an no mis-
take. I can't teach nay old dswg at
home to DO anythink.
Pal: "Ah. bat yer zee, matey. you
ave to know M0re'n O dRWg, or yer
amt learn I'm uutAiK'. Punch.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
AlHears About" Arnse lnspeckshu'"
BY OUR OWN RING ". LARDGER

yell al tAelR . tsy tAAmGs la go Nwpaie that
b god dec Gpasaiss % What yoa 4a Aay y day
ont At " AeeAe In the OILS Of tAem bean inspeck
Rh}n. when the boes comes cver 70 you guys at the
Qfds war your werksa Ct ~ Aeese an4 lopks yoa
over Hke 90 tAoaeA Esu was neW kimA as heeelnet
Of meetiset eaI wHah he Asna apprev@ u tNat q
Il % 9pQA DEAL 9t1roat worst With d SAGE o
kccd deal beca4s tpow what 4 . to hare The BOSS
ss I tS s .s vs.r Aa1 's,.e y a.: = s
say Il tsent then fEs youy NovA
he feektoNe oe fnspoc&aSn2 in the aRTasa al 10
the mite bnkcsf WakeA b anm mia besssv me al VIVA
have CONS thfoaGh 10. Of tAe@. noboAAy eares
Tor pathInF eWe what's hAsl TO happ!n the 0scks
morning y he SoOEamt dent IKE yeur locks q It's
% 10 The tAGies shout you witch shood Of ban
di6fogt E aozae AmeB y eabareuging becaqs It is
not yr tAk 70 e Il ycu were MADE weigh q weed
like 10 b soeh0R Or The ootinit weed like four
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-07
MORE FREGHTFULNEss

Doctor: "Your throat IL in . very
bad state. Have you ever tried
gargling with salt water?"
Skipper: "Yus. I've BEEN torpe-
doed six times. Punch.