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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-07
Tic Sudden Proposal.

They seated themselves at a table
will YOU have little shrimp" he
asked
Dear me- she exclaimed, this is SO
sudden Louisville Courier Journal
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-07
On the Same Principle.

Mother, what color are my eyes"
asked Clara.
They are gray. dear"
Mother, could the lady that makes
your gray hair + crn. coli: ny eyesi"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-07

Every light hath its shadow, and every
shadow hath d succeeding morning
Copernicus.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-07

The press despatch which announced
Richmond as one of the license towns
was in error. Richmond voted four to
one against license.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-07
TO ADVERTISERS.

Transient advertising-Run OF paper
so cents an inch for first insertion, rs
cents an inch for each subsequent inser-
tiOn. Limited space on first page at
double rates
Space rates on application.
Classified advertisements-Five cents a
line first insertion with so per cent dis
count for each subsequent Insertion
without change Of copy
Reading Notices-Ten cents per line,
first insertion with so per cent discount
for each subsequent insertion without
change Of copy.
Position 10 per cent extra
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-07

TRY THE CLASSuIE. COLUMNS
IN THE DAILY REFORMER
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-07

THURSDAY, MARCH :, 1918.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-07

without wishing to throw gloom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
MET IN ARMY AFTER
"A YEARS. ABSENCE
Indiana Brothers Saw Each
Other Al Brest. France. In
Most Unexpected
Way

Rwssi lna. nec The wnFia war
sgonshs about an ats seectea meeting
sn France Of twp brothers, Fora an
Gearg. Aydeiots of nfasil atter a
separation Of more saan "a wears
sergg zora Aydelsll hss been ~
the army fer mang wears and ha"
pesn stationed Al various military
costs IN she unites ssAsra lle has
h,sn in France sins MAJ ~ mem
ftr Of troop K. second cavalry
George Aydeloft also enlisted ia
he regular army, sad FOR iwo years
arsor to che war. .as stationed IA
she Hawaiian island and At Fort sili.
Okla. ise hak been sn France about
iwu maaths
The brothers nas "a each other PA
q street. in Bfesi. France. recently ana
George. lhe youngc- r~eofniged hts
brother Fora aii mol recaguize
George. ~ho was youne hoy when
Fora ieti home he two spent &
six hour leave together.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
ARMY DISCHARGES ARE
BREWING BIG ROW
Senate aud House Members Are
Stirred up Nv Complaints
81 the Soldiers
Relatives

Washington. Ae a storm 10
htfu na IN eunffas oYer What mvsb
N4f8 IL hp hnuaa aRa aenAta deaershe
a. ereal ,onfasloe ~ lhe Nar ae
lsarfmeul lananieWale complaint
lfa msuAlnEa FelatlFs ~ soldlefA Afe
pouring into ihe ID es ~ copgFess
iaaa. eskae them - nfoente lntor
msslan aDoai their iia Ia lhe United
asee efslee lleit are lhe princi-
gal complaints
THAT thousands II solaHrn IN "a
l'nHsd States are u elied Al home a.
eNefe alalfess aud heip tAelf tam
sllet ihreneh TIE Water. bur the ma
rhlafr 81 t,s weg department =
gHsF ~ is8 iheia pAl
1He har4feAs 81 lsiiafs haYe broi.
vihous pay ios moaihs
ihai iho maii seFN ~ "a ana f.op
lbe ARMY ramps he ana III Frame,
hss pfgsed q iailafs ana rsuAed great
mnHtsl auwulsh ~ management m
iAe@H5A}sney sg e feNd
That whlie aaptfiaauA war work
er fn ihn halls Aaa offices of ths
war department Washington i@opl
gre tascd 10 ay ekafbllaui price
fof lodging and aaard hseAaee o.
fraedea conditions ana eansre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27

WHFaw pee There - nu dossbs
thai tho rxar AMI hla entire faulty afe
alive snppslslye ~ ghsA was fh
declaration made 20 tha correspond
inaay by Mlehaei 40 feehlhatyhpfF a
ts phew VI tisnvrai ahafpuaaahl ana
who hs iHal escaped ffan the i'h
ragne after raeeni sYn 10 ssifUwyAa.
Dwlnak. wilma and nosno
= cannot reveal where thw esaF
IS because hs does aof wlsh il. hs
adaod Ito Wants "a b. let stone
Ute whefashouia "a khawn ~ an
sllied government i il Is neaira'
country Account 4 bis murder A.
skatsfInberg wsfs aanalaesafed 81
rrolskY ana i.Fnlnn
n took much maHsf and lliar AMI
aiso lives ot many ,iileera 10 aoeea
pilah his sseape A,s.oua the officer
flilra was coans ri ehey. a. ezars
former personal military nuaehe wba
was shot instead ~ ha csar lhieu
fnente aosrfibuv he erara esea'e
were III the hands u gsruan ggasul
Koenig a. ps,rograe. who for~af1el
them 10 nerlln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
SIX GUTHRIE BOYS
SAFE AF TER BATTLES
Letters From France Brings
Cheering News To Parents
Here, VIII BE Home
Soon

ietsfs wrrs received yesterday
from llary ard Harvey Aaieheti
Nathan Csoafe Lloyd Weber Frauch
iuras ana John 0aithell who are al
Together in rfHner. D. letters sefe
written at l.pineal France and dated
ffem November sith q Desember
ira The entire eompaaY rsms oli q
= twenty one day srlke q she Arfonue
Forest wlsnept scratch The hoys
are marching lnlo rlge east bui ere moi
safe of their desilnation they caii &
lhelr mareh 10 The ses." bui all
tslnk that they are marching Ialo
Germany They had hlksd thirteen
osys a. The tire lhe Ieiisfa we're
written
Guthrie friends Of these Doss vii
be glad 10 kaow that ihey are safe Il
il 10 De hoped ibsi pll Of ~our boys
win eventually return safe from tbs
rat world war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
MOVEMENTS Of ALIENS
NO LONGER RESTRICTED
Government Now To Guard 0Aly
Agains, Pernicious Activi-
ties and Liberty Bond
Hogs

All restrictions IA German AMI
Austrian aliens hyss.g ia the Unlsed
states hsyt been lifted. ~Hh the rx-
ee9tton ~ supervis on Of entry and
dspararc from the soantry. according
"a Instructions ecseea al the local
ottsce of the depas meat of iustie
srcm washlnrton
Tsw orser revokes all regulation
regarding iAs registration of men sna
womea ~ enemy allen csilr@nship
The russDs requiring enemy aliens 80
ss7aFs pevmits from he United states
marsAsi 10 approacs wifhIn half
mile os army camps Is also aaHalled
DEPARTMENT Of jas ice officers. how.
ever poius oRt shsi because II is in
advisable ~ reisase an restraints up.
GA aliens q German and Austrian
citizenship, Section " Of fhe Law
wAich provides ATa nst "perniclou
activities of aliens" Is sisil In effect
The government officials ~lll also
par strlet attention 10 the preventing
the Liberty bond apg from getting
stison On sse nnxas ..s-csing holder oi
boads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
BONE DRY? APPARENTLY
NOT At COURT HOUSE
But the Wetness Is Of the Acqua
Pura Variety and Has Not the
Smell Of the Exhilirating
Boozerino

The state of Oklahoma - repafed
10 be dry. hut this dryness does not
attach 70 ihe Logsr coEniy court a.
this writlng Alas and Alack. ihs
moisture fhat il exaLing from every
pore in the cosnsy building is only
water Somehow. too naeh water go1
Into The heaier and when It began 10
siean. small stresmlets flowed out OF
every pip@ IN fhs building County
Clerk Estss is gosns sroand ciothes
- an umbrella and golosfes Under
SnsraH Re1msn la on life gre
server Jzcge Hornsday Ia acquiring
Eebbea feet Major McCiniey IA sosI-
" singing Pull foT the shore ana
The eniy office that has ESCAPED me
inur sz,soa Il that O. he county judge
where there fingers not breeze 70
bseag the mirror that ihe waters
make.
water hsx Tia sseN. but iis asefBl-
meas is limited u has no place In a
wsil-regslsted cosrt house-exeep' -
chaser.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
DUMB MANS SPEECH
RECLAIMED AFTER YEARS
Then He Loses Mind and II Re-.
qnires Detachment Of Police.
men 10 Subdue Him VIII
Recover Say Doctors

New fofk. usr rranslsa ~HA
iay because he haa suaaenly regard
~d hss powpr of ansa'b. which ~ boat
three seaFn aEu, Iwl Levy gg YexFe
pld, = elefk fell lA . Araam A. b.
entered Ma home 70 erset hia wogber
A. he crietl oai a. A.r, Mother. I
aal feelina fine' b afomwd lo shg
floor
policeman waA ealiet And =
doctor found the falis.usaa battling
desperately e. eonirf lbv Young man
whu atrn9gied sish almost super
human ssfrnRsh
Several policemen Md % h~la Levy
"a the ambulance and Al Tho ho ilaf
hn wa placed in . affatiiacksf I'hy
slann aaY h. viii recover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
Turks Spinkled Oil
On Victims; Burnt
Them byHundreds
City Preparing
To Launch Drirf
For More Water

Thee @ssl be mstssru - sN~
estr commissioners ARD sne etsi
Esns advisory sawmstsss a. cws
lssll. ~ 70 e'sless thss svsnina.
snen tns arp1xsslama tas xsty
engineer shas hAse heen fisa ~lil
receive asseesiee
fhe hepd meNey u eess avail
Ahle gaf sns wAtar~efts ssten
ssen asa i Il she puypaas - shs
rsea " fhaf3s - ast se,,eH ~
erplsoaY Interested ls invited -
he present. ~ shs meeting sslB BE-
General ~ character. ssa sseps
taken 10 ~ eNss begin operations
70 owe sfAs city ths much asxas5
permanent ~Ater sppeiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
London 7in1eSHai
Wilson's S Visit Great
Historical Event
Safety First In
Federal Court:
Inpolpes Big Sum

IN Unstes ssss~s sesrt snss
reF~sns was fstsa sse sslt ~
seers Q cslsssr -sstnsa ssha y
SVses. sna ~ egsssr eeseessnss,
n ~sseh psair,s. ssAs fes $50.
oce esrssses fer tr~aeh ~ cor
tract 20 pNt en .hs rssrAes she
Safety Frss aisrwN zee Alleges
thss cersrsSs ~As entered snso'
ess~een As~sself s~a tne ees~ac
A~ss. ~Ae sc~Nevtss sanAers Ars
essaness nen 81 osashsrsa CITY. 10
sspsew she alarm osstss. ess that
tee Sefseosnts hass failed 20 1--we
- 70 the ssr~ss ~ tire eonsracs.
u - eiaf~sa thss a isras amount
~ sse~x has beer soid sn tire
company. ars that sess-,- RESI-.
eenss - tess ssts Aosa BLOCKS ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
iIiII.ISIi Huns sIty al ia sa.
Al.tlfD pnJsO <l1et~

Zurich. switzerland. Dee u--A bat
talon of infantry 10 oeeepyinu Man.
helm by order ~ Marshal foeh 10
order 10 watch the prison camp near
there ahsse ten thousand allied pfss.
oners are awaiting liberation. sesern
ing 10 the Bsdlsehe zeltun1 The
paper adds that this step was taken
because ~ tho poor treatment Of the
prisoners. several Of whom were muir.
cefsd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27

Deputy Sheriff q e scoll ~ Mat
hail. left thls mou NIX for IiFowna-
vile. Texas. With . Feqalsiiien for
the return u ten Alias. who forge :
ehesk OF so an Chlef of Police VIII
Nlmheli and psaAvd the SANS on =
business tifm ef fhia city
fha prisoner has eonfaai.d 10 the
fofRery. bar she ahs ITS otfiec hope
20 connect him wl'a tk'A nuneruas
hnrklsrles in north .ogan county that
occurred 81 the ssins time he vas
here aud floated ihe forged check
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
Rhine Cities OutWdrdly
Appear to Be Enjoying
Brilliant Winter Season
GERMANS DO NOT FEAR ALLIED OCCUPATION,
BUT ARE DUBIOUS ABOUT ACC0MM0DA
TIONS- RESIDENTS OF FRANKFORT
MANIFEST LITTLE INTEREST
IN REVOLUTION

mostly marines neafiak nHfta 81
,he roi coekaae tue rea and vaae
aield og ffantor THE armed fes
olni.ona,y pl!ie, are 10 civil clothing
hat iAe ranafan popuisnoe eola
plains the aarlnes afo oyerbearnE
ana insoleni
The Fransforiers appear 70 stoW
extremely iafls Interest in lhe reyoi
alton. waleh here was 4 piseia affair
Most a. fho people erFc asleep . en-
the resoluilonrries selged tfe police
president rYen during me heis. Of
the revolutionary stsemhiy on Frank
forter Igof reilora cont nued 70 chat
and drink aelr beer and sias with
nnelnailuual Indifference The cx
planaiion ~ their Indifference ID
iaat relief can come only from the
allies and Il Feorganlgafl0n Of business
only from paying aueh prices 81 lhe
nllles demand fieriin vas newer sny.
thing bu' unpopular in tie vesi Agw
Il ls desplara as q place where the
people jabber and squabble and schi
eye NOS ing bat disorder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27

Beginning January the monthly subscription price OF The
Daily Leader delivered by carrier the city will be 30 cents
per month.
To those who ray year in advance before January
10th $500 per year will be made This viii you
the bother being visited month by collector and will
you $100 per year the subscription price The
subscription rates 45c month or so40 per year
DAILY LEADER MANAGEMENT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27

As the President and The
British ministers eAnse down the
steps 81 the pAlsee shortly after
aeon. ;hev we're in high sossd
hganor
After luncheon with nilsnbcr
of British offleixl> asai polsllsss
leaders in Downing Street. the
President was to eentinae the
conference with lAoN.i George.
and probably ether mcaahers of
the war cahsnef
Those Ns the luncheon were q"
include Lloyd George, Herbert
A~qus'h. former premier and
leader III the opposition Foreign
Srcr~tarr Ralsour Chsnceller
Bonar Law Arthur Henderson
ami Wm Adanson. labor leafcrs
Lord Reading. ambassador 10 thc
United States yisronnt Grey,
former foreign Seeretsry. the
Marquis III Crewe Earl oNrgon 4,
visrnnnf Bryce Niseowni Morley.
and .Iohn W Davis, .Asaeraean aRi-
hsxsss;or - Great Britain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
FORMER KAISER
REPORTED KILLED

pars, Dee 27--Egrsrs thss the fer
rner enpsrss Of Germany hss been
sssssssnstso bses~sc current IN psrss.
notably ~ the ehsssber Of deputies
last evening. There 10 not the slight
ess esnfsrmstisa ~ tns rspert ~ pres.
snt-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27

Il g. perfectly OBVIOUS that people
wh9 cannot afford 10 pay restaurant
prices are slowly starving The food
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
o. cnAaLes TOWER

Frankfort. Dee y A memser 81
the olA prasslan conatfy bureaueary
told me that for him and hls like the
kaiser IS finished He deserted his
post and left ns all alone he declar-
81 lie can return 20 Germany and
nothlng will happen % him bat W.
should never trust him agaln
Most ~ the discussion turned on ihe
coming occupation Nobody feared q.
for experience has shown Il is very
eonsiderate every~4erc. bat fhe iown
coSneillor said 1t might be- very DIT.
fscslt 10 acccmodase detachment Of
2s 900 men IN community number
ing altogether 5000 This ~ almost
the old Prussian country bureaucracy
Rhinelsnd looks at nlRhi as II It was
enjoying brllIlan, winter season
The Me of Frankfort rams smoolhly
az does its admirable team service.
although the citizens complain Of the
prohibition Of people without passes
sn the streets after II O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
soy WANTED

Boys wanted 70 carry Leader
reuss. Call a. offIes Saturday before
noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
Machine Gun. Ready

In fle balidlng occupied by the
workmens council near the station
machine guns are always ready 10
be hoss,ed on motor lofrlen They are
in charge of rsyolH lonary bodygnsrds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
rns WEATHER

View Orleans. D~e z.-Tonlgst and
Gsssr1ay. tar. - seo An
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
State Dinner Tonigh,

The President will anerf other
members of the war eahinei II
the stsfe dinner tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
~tl SONS VISIT -silEp BY
LONDON As CaEeT EVENT
A-.r-n - SA<,lare

Lnnsoz. Dec 81 TINES ecisoris.
a Pr@ssasrt Wilson VISIT toslo~x
Prsssesrs w4ls0- arriTxl ! by
coanwca ccns&zf. oss * The g-~sies'
ssenxs u oar gar asa Anaercan his
sssrv. wEgson ls sAp FIRST AnaerAcaa
Essssasns wso hss visited us sac
,homFh AmArtea hss elwsgs Herf onf
cr ser be~s ta se ambassador here
al zzhsssA9or after aA always is tie
ssyvAns os sAe gor sHEnenf Pres
cert Wissoz il servant 10 nsne b1'
the Aze~sezn g@xscls snd he - CON
"a to ms 10 'zak tAs-ss over wisA iae
lsz6ars 81 politics he bezrr the
uzaraaae Of dlrecsor na~Tasf4F gTea;
e. than any pSedsee sscr
Moreover - cor.es Al one q Ike
Hoss srsssea. p@rsoes j. oar his1cry
we have wcn Re xsr. shAnks IL -
s=au nexx4ge 20 Az~ricz's assistance
sa1 have zcw is IA IS price and
r@zcs wslg no b ~sa either in tbs
so~stry o. ne worfa uniess X Is a
r~sez ozse1 cE w4rru active friend
sAs2 og tie great F1gslss spezxins
nsfsgEs
10 see Ore Biggest Issue
II sAers se Engisssssea whe DO not
realize hc# fkss iss@e frsnAeerds 81
ossesx sa4 hoE vita o@r sFseaaahl
~sgh he rasaea Sfasem in all iAs
canes ne have a. h~xrs. ne will have
r.zsascr@ wtsh tAezz, asncs car states
nssa. Awaer-zn and .lrstfxh. hare ~
roxsr 70 rs=ske tAs destAnes % ths
Enrsssa-sg<aEIng - pie and rsnosl
ss-m Tor ne sss9rz - they aishi
hxvs se~s zsos1as i she t~o nssl0ai
sz1 cas1A1 rc< IN znger. sss n amisl
ara sS>zfsIiowKAgp
Tnzt 10 fke higyFaf issse ~ oai
e1sseses fcr car tEo nstsozs aud f0l
tae rest os 'he veri< Ssp2o4sng oai
ssd 10 csslne IN = slsxse sssssTes 81
r>rg rAirA has 70 se 6oae si 81
Pasls ensssresne sssc 4Sd we EOg "A,
4 vss 70 esoshe lhs Sdeas Ger con
Raea hg1zn1ry 10 f0vms o. las VI
gre stts1 ssinx 10 turn lae asgsrz
- ------. -.----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-27
PRESIDENT AND LLOYD
GEORGE HOLD CON
FERENCE AND BOTH
CONE OUT OF 1T
SMILING AND AP
PARENTLY HAPPY (;
GREATEST PEACE is
SUE Is UNION BE
TWEEN EN- LIS H
SPEAKING PEOPLE.
SAYS LONDON NEWS
PAPER II.
BULLETIN.

London. Dec n President
Wilton ard Mr. House were closet
ed with Prsmier Lloyd George and
ctAss crown officials today The
coal enc< is said 10 have been
highly satisfactory to both Presi-
dsn, wilson and Mr. Lloyd George
IN GOOD SPIRITS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

d, worth uovddd,, - g,t hold ot q
messenger even from Dnc city block
90 inu'hcr
She porlcrei d moment then looked
up brightly
Il have II" she SAID LINT there
'ome man ur woman IN Marvin. some
commu,cf ,pu know. to whom YOU
could telephone asking them to bring
out the latest edition,
The Telephone Rings.
Ny father and | looked coyeuIy At
each other We share the same hor.
Tor OF asking stranger, 10 do iayors
for u. and our a,Iuiuilincc,hip ~
Marvin {, both limited and casual.
i really don't know auy one well
enough ior that" | said douh,iully.
hfI,lng the rather asOni,hcd expires
SION upon Lillian, lace. She Is 81
used TO getting things done. regardless
vt such trivial thing, as expense of
the dread OF "bothcrlng' people, that
! knew my SerupleS ANNOYED her.
The morning papers will have the
same account. won't thry" | queritd.
but my mother in law, voice. im-
perlou,. almost shrill, interrupted:
Margaret | must have those pa
peres a. quickly as they can he Il,en
here II YOU can stand II to wait 10
sec that glorious account IN print ]
cannot"
I'll manage It Somc way ] said
quickly, and would have assured her
further, bu, Tor the Shrill pealing OF
the telephone Lillian and ! started
for II together. bu, she drew back as
| took down the receiver. in Difference
TO my feeling tina, must he frs, to
hear any further news. could think
Of no other possible reason for a tel.
ephone call but further news concern
ing Dicky.
This IL the editorial office OF the
----, suavc voice said is this the
home OF Lieut.. Richard Graham Of
Marvin, a member OF the aerial squad
ron, who sailed for France on the
Almlnana two weeks ago."
YES, i, is" replied, realizing ,ha,
this was the beginning OF the ineyila-
bic deluge OF newspaper queries and
interviews which would naturally fol.
low Dicky's exploit, had become
well accustomed to i, after his air.
plane accident ] realized two other
things in the same instant, first, thai,
II i, hadn, been Tor Lillian would
have been subjected to n severe shock
at receiving the first news OF the pres
ence OF Dicky upon the Alminana from
newspaper office; second, that |
mustn't betray the fact that | already
knew the tory the reporter was evi-
IDENTITY about To tell me.
The Problem Solved.
u would like TO speak to Mrs. Gra-
ham"
II am Mrs. Graham"
We have a story here concerning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
MSQOGe17
',Hl1Sbd1\d
A@bA Garrison
What Lillian Did TO Get the Esrlies,
News,

III lLLlANS prediction as to my
IL mother in laws reception OF tho
news concerning Dicky was iul.
1illed exactly
i, didn't bring on one OF her dread
Cd heart attacks ~ all-lnStead II ap-
peared 10 put new Lie into her veins
She looked ten years younger when !
finished telling her OF Dicky'S exploit,
repeating as accurately as ! was able
the news aoooun, Allen Drake had
read 20 me over the telephone |
hadn', concentrated my memory upon
his recital because Of my suspense
concerning Dicky so that WASH, abe
10 repeat i, word for word, as other
wise could have done. bu, ! had every
essential point OF the narrative, and
my mo,her-In.laws face grew more
luminous al every word.
Il am proud. indeed. OF my son,
she said after moments silence,
while her gray head lifted itself high
er. and her pallid face flushed with
Joy in her boy. This is the second
time within a year that Richard has
proved himself in a most terrible test.
and escaped ,rus, the third"
Lillians prompt INTERRUPTION stop
ped all reference to the old supcrSti-
,ion which my mother, in law. usually
the leas, credulous OF women, evident
ly had upon her lips.
"Mr. Drake said that this dispatch
would be in all the afternoon papers, -
she announced "Oi course you'll want
10 see them as soon as possible. What
editions do you get out here"
She turned to my father as she
spoke with her usual uncrring direct
ness at selecting the person hes,
Equipped to give her the information
she needed
They're called the afternoon edi.
tions. believe" my father said dryly.
Lillian flashed him a comprehend.
ing glance,
THAT means they are printed at 9
d. X. In the morning" she commented
Ironically. They won't have line OF
this. and, OF course, we want all the
papers. In other days ! could have
had them sent out by special mes
senser, but its as much as your life
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