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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
An Interesting
Display of Silk
Lamp Shades

is one Of the features OF the
Drapery Section.
Here YOU will find many
sizes. shapes and colors and Sc
lecting a gift Lamp Shade be-
comes an easy task and the
prices are extremely moderate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
j. s.. HAS BOMBS
BY HUNDRED
By T. A. TOMBSTONE.
NJ. e. A. Staff CORRESPONDENT

Aberdeen, Md, Nov. 21.-America
now has enough bombs to blow the
kaiser to hell and back again.
This carefully considered statement
| is based on the assumption that each
bomb will blow Wilhelm the Damned
few feet further toward his destina-
ton and that His Satanic Majesty, I'M
appfeciative of the kaiser's diabolical
qualities, will assist by a swift kick
in propelling him back to earth.
The authority. for the statement is
James l.. Sinyard, president of the
National Association of Drop-bomb
Manufacturers, who, with a party Of
omb-nakers, has just completed an
inspection trip Of the great proving
ground Of the ornance department
here. The bomb-makers witnessed ex-
billions of exploding bombs from air.
planes and trench mortars.
Mr.. Sinyard, who is secretary Of
the A. 0. Smith corporation of Mil
waukee, says the government now
has more than enough bombs to load
every bombing airplane in France and
at home for any number Of nights.
SQuantity production has been
reached" he told me- land the ten
corporations now making bombs have
turned over hundreds of thousands of
them to the ordnance department.
My company is the largest making
bombs, with 2400 men specializing on
them
I'VE bake the complete bomb, ex-
cept for the explosive, which is put
in at the government loading plants
They are made in various sizes, each
one and One-third larger than the
preceding. The largest. weighing 100
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22

pounds when loaded, is known as the
Mark 1 high capacity demolition
bomb. This is intended to destroy
railroads, factories, warehouses, etc,
by its explosion.
Then we have the incendiary bomb
which explodes on contact and creates
an intense heat which burns for 10 or
IL feet. This, of course, is to cause
fires in German ammunition depots.
etc.
Quantity production of bombs will
continue until the war is won. Then
our plant at Milwaukee will go back
to making pressed steel frames, which
was our business before the war;
Capt Robert D. Smith, of the pro-
duction section of tht ordnance de-
partment, corroborated Sinyard'S
statements.
THE bomb manufacturers have de-
livered the goods" he said, land they
are entitle to a lot of credit. We push
ed them hard and make them work
night and day, and they responded
most periodically and produced all
the bombs needed"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22

II you have anything to sell, rent or
buy; or want to buy or rent, try
want ADJ in The Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
CUBAN OFFICERS
TO PLAY BASEBALL
WITH POST TEAM

A baseball team composed Of Cub
an officers who are training in the
use of coast defense artillery. at Fort
Barrancas,- viii meet fort nine head
ed by Lieut.. Howard, at 2 30 o'clock
next Sunday. afternoon at the fort
bal park.
The boys at Fort Barrancas have
been having the best time possible
since the quarantine has been lifted
The War Camp Community Service
has sent some splendid programmes
to the post for their entertainment,
and last 8Tuesday night the service
men had their own programme at
the Y. NJ C. A. building.
The performance opened with a side
splitting boxing match, in which the two
participants were blind-folded The gloves
knowledge. SO that when they were I'M
masked they could see what horrible shape
they were In.
Private Louis Guilmart sang. Are You
From Heaven" and had to respond to
an encore. Private John Francis gave
the audience a treat by singing: I'm
Sorry 1 Made You Cry Corporal James
w. Cotterill, who is the possessor of a
fine baritone voice. sang: 1.-The Sunshine
of Your Smile
Musician Popejoy, a recent acquisition
of tehpost band, played trombone solo.
The post is fortunate in having real
vaudeville performer, who sang some
songs and gave dance that brought
forth very enthuSias site appreciation.
Some interesting events are bound to
occur in the entertainment line, and the
service men are cooperating in every
way possible to keep stunt nishts in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
REPUBLIC IN
POLITICAL TURMOIL

Washington, Nov. 21.-Argentina
is in a turmoil of political excite
ment. according to information re-
ceived here. today through official
channels, over the controversy arous-
ed by the resignation of DR.. Naon. as
ambassador to the United States.
with the declaration that his govern
ment's attitude during the war made
his position IN Washington impossi-
BILE.
decree accepting the resignation and
replying to the ambassadors criti
cism has stirred up the situation al
most to the stage of violence and re-
lations of the president with MEM
bers of his own party are reported as
but harmonious
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
Nj A r Il ct s
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Nov. 2i.-Cotton futures
opened steady. Dec. 1925; Jan. 27.45 !:
March 300; May $3.50; July 1880.
Reports that all restrictions on the
shipment of cotton from the United
States except. to enemy countries and
northern European neutrals had been
removed We're a factor on a further
advance in the cotton market today
Buying was also encouraged by the
census figures showing 1861, OO5 bales
ginned to November II, compared with
S,oH,ti5 bales last year, and 9,6i5,003
two years ago. First prices We're IS
to 30 points higher and the market
soon sold go to GO points above last
nights closing figures. The market
closed: January. 2S.25030: March,
97.7s@s2: May, 27.55060; July 27.2s@
81; December, % 5000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
OFFICIAL FIGURES ON
WAR DRIVE WITHHELD.

New York, Nov. 21.-The official
figures on the total subscription of
the United War" Work campaign will
drives for New York, Chicago and
other cities which failed to attain
their quotas, has been completed, ac-
cording to an announcement tonight
by John r. Mott, director general of
the campaign. Mr.. Mott said the re-
lief organization would be compelled
TO discontinue work in the United
States Navy as we'll as work among
the French and Italian armies unless
the minimum goal is passed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
MARIANA TRUANT
CAPTURED IN CITY

Within a few hours after Police
Officer Mcintyre received word to
watch for Mamie Davis, a 16-year-
old truant who escaped from the Ma
riana reform school IL days ago the
lad was locked up at the station.
superintendent Hentz of the school
wired Mr.. Mcintyre of the boys es-
cape and asked for his apprehension
if he appeared here The officer found
that the lad had been hiding in Pen
sacoIa for several days and only APP
peared on the streets today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
RED CROSS
FIRST INTO GERMANY

Paris, Nov 21.-A delegation of
the American Red Cross has crossed
the Rhine into Baden at Huningen,
placing the first Americans in the
interior of Germany. The river was
crossed a short distance north of the
Swiss frontier. German soldiers ac-
cepted American flags and officers
cleared the roads for the Red Cross
trucks, and insisted that the Red
Cross workers drink with them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
SCHOONER EMILY
TO CARRY LUMBER

The new American motor schooner
Emily consigned to F. O. Fillette
& Co., will shortly proceed to St. An
drews Bay, where she will carry car
go of lumber to Porto Rico, both ships
having been released from the mahog
any log trade. The Wasp was called
to this port for government survey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
ROTARIANS SEND LETTER
TO LIEUTENANT THORNTON

Signed by every member of the Ro-
tary Club, letter has been sent to
L. E. Thornton, G. e. c., u. S. Naval
Air Station, LIE Croisic, France, Civ
ing him greeting from his friends
here
Lieut. Thornton as one of the many
Rotarians who volunteered for SER
vice, and has been in France for a
number of months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
PAJAMAS

Don't put off for tomorrow
Pajamas that can profitably be
put on tonight.
Why not enjoy a good, sound,
restful nights sleep in a pair of
! these medium weight Pajamas
made to meet the exacting speci-
fications which produce J. w. S.
Quality Wearing Apparel.
Silk Pajamas, priced at. $1,000
Fancy Striped Satin Crepe
Pajamas, priced at. IS $50
Silk Suzane Pajamas,
priced at ......$ 600
Fancy Striped Satin
Soisette Pajamas, priced
at ............... rs 800
Khaki Poplin Pajamas,
priced at .............S 500
Poplin Pajamas, priced at. S 800
Madras Pajams, priced at. S ESQ
In this beautiful assortment of /
Pajamas you will find all the |
popular high shades of colors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
ALL RESTRICTIONS ON
BUILDING REMOVED

Washington, Nov. 21-RemOval of
all remaining restrictions on non
war construction by the War Indus
tries Board was announced tonight
by Chairman Baruch. All building
operations, whatever their character,
may be undertaken without permits,
either from the board or the state
pouncils of defense.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
PERSHING GETS 50 EXTRA
FOR NAMING PAPER
(N. E. A. SnecIai.l

Paris, Nov. 21.-GeneraI Pershing
collected ten francs-almost two dol
Jars-or the prize for suggesting the
best title for a new bi-monthly news
paper published by the patients at
Red Cross Military hospital No. s.
Tine name Of the paper is Heaven.
Hell or Hoboken," one Of the popular
slogans of the army.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Nov. 2i.-Cotton quiet,
prices steady Middling, 2t.44. Sales,
1000 bales, including 900 American.
No receipts. Futures closed quiet.
Nov. 2062; Dec. 1886; Jan. 1899; Feb.
1927; March, 174G
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
TOnic-Upbuilder
For T hrOat
and Lun s

In many cases Of serious illness, affecting
the throat and lungs, ECKMAN'S AL
TERATIVE has been very beneficial. This
is due largely to its readily soluble cali
cium content "a lime sat), so combined
with other ingredients that it is easily
assimilated. No alcohol, narcotic or habit
forming drugs. Twenty years successful
use.
soc and $3.50 Bottles at all druggists or
manufacturer, postpaid.
ECKMAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia
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ipaltnin BON Wlarp pifHtr; qerlo'
nnlieu 1900.
Gsrbert 5Offbeimtr III 1eitamenfs'
polIftrsder pom Smuel Rotbf1ile;
9srtcnalisn $25, Coo.
Sarrp Z. Dsrnts in Eadtabbtr'
matter BON Gii5abetb 81. Berlin,
Orlinbeisentbum $1,000.
soispbins 6. 9fennsIin in Tahlab'
peripaItsrin BON Sarah 6. 9etman;
9.erionalien $400.
CHARLES M. Wsrtb 1T Ieifnmsntss
pcllitrsdsr DON SfnbeIIa Robsris. PER
ioioIifn $4,000. Gruubeisenthum
$4,000.
2sna @pttihaIt 1T Ra&Iabp,rpaIr
iriH BON gbayles o. GotfI@ali, per
ionaIisH $113. Grunbtigentbum 49,
250.
Roia auaan III aeiiamsntsUoHffcs
derin BON 1bsrefa 4camsr, Granbs
sissntbum $s700.
Der perfonIifs 0adIab btr @arp
Sicfert t<trdst $500; berjtnige ber
Mcrsarst Wsiiisr $2,257.5O; berieni,
&c bes 9surp 3. GlnuIs $28474.
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Netppprt.

Die Reirporf Cfiire fur eas Gin
eiuuatier gplfsblaft1 befiubef iidj ID
@o. 339 Dorf Strnhs, geseniibe,
oem GOurthonis, upitIbff Hemiafei
ten, auseisen u. I. ~. Bic z lIbr
abenos eutsegeueeupmmeu ,uefbeH.
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9srr %. u. Gim.r, 9OrIibenbsr
0es Gountp aourmittses fir ben
aObIentonfum, ertIdrtc esiRrn, baB
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babe. Cine apbIenear purbs eeikrn
fir bic Reipportsr WaHerpsrts ses
iidert, tpdbreno etr Sipeiie Gar ins
nerbalb Der nG6ften Gage bier sintrefs
fen pirb. Die 3ObIsnbdnbIsr iiHb ios
melt nit @niisenben 9orrdtben pers
ieben, isbO6 III es ibuen pessn Der
S9pieristeit Der Gobrselsssnbeitsn
Hur m6sli9. bic S6lfts Der 4uftrdse
aussufiibrsn. perionen. ipslds b<sbaI6
teine aoblen erbulten, iousn ii9, ME
Wabor 2tpinsiton dngebeutet bat, on
ben @ormann Der ftdbtif4eu StalluHs
gen peHosn, mo- iis bic nd9fie 3ufubr
erbdlteu rperoeu.
- Sm Sauie bes 2eonarb Sdnsi.
Der, an Der II. unb Columbia Str.,
mar setern 81 friiber WOrgsnitunbe
burd stneH i4abbaften S9orniteiH
sin Geusr sntfanbsn, tpsl9es nit
erOber Sdnsllisteit I'M ii9 srifi.
Dos Dad pes 6airfes ipurbe tbeils
tDeiis ssrit0rt. Die Jeuerfpsbr benubtt
ben 6emHben 4pparat. I'm Die Gin<
ridtuus bes 9ouies DIT ben GIams
meT 81 f4iiseu.
Napor 0iDineitpn uno 6h
StabttOmmiFdrs iHboHireH bic Gmz
pfshluHs Der Staats llHbertprtiers
GfoeiatiOn, oab bic brei Spribeus
bdufer einsebeu iOGen unb on
bersn GteIe sirps Central Jeuers
tpebr citation erpi6tei iDerbe. Dos
@ebdubs loa in elmer csutruIen Gage
Der Giabt, ON Der z. uu6 Dapton Ctr.
aebaut iperbeu. Wfit Der DolftGnbign
Uaotpriiiruns ber Geuertpebr Requis
iiten, ipeldss ebeifens burhgfiibrt
fperben fon, yiirbe irssno elm. sbeil
Der Stabt BON Der GentraIifxle aug
Dor dsuerssefabr gef&ast peroeu
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

deit) aneeblif bas @eid,dft peruah.
Idiiigt bate irnb feline Eferbe Gefabr
Iieien 81, berbuneern, erffien getern
Dor Midfer GoSgrepe iuiD eriud|tc,
oab er mieoer in feline Tedlte einge.
iest Mno bic Heeeiperid)aft alligelDit
iperoe. Or eab an ooB iein aino
Iette ISOLDE geitorben riIS iei,ie Gnt.
tin idyper erfrmift iei iItb bies ibu IN
ioIfen @eIniifbspitanb gebraht
babe, odB CT baTiiber sa,i5 iein
Seidiit nergnB.
gerIanst $4,000 s6mer.
5ensgeIb.
Sm gsnneu ieines pieri1brigen
Sobnes 8ernarb WcGuinH,
Der am 2. ssirii 1917 an Der GIart
fStrabe unb iyresrnnn glpein,e bon ct.
mem 1rnd Der Sims & Goepfe 80.
iiberfobren uso fhlper uerIesf tooroen
III, BOT Der 9Muniber Wlnrtin DC.
Elinn, 1042 GIart Sfrabs, cine
salaae iiber $4,000 geeen bic ee.
naante Jiruo einsereid,f.
Ginsereiate Geit am ente.
gamuel @ctbfhiIb per.
nad,t benz ssiioiiten Mniienbniis In
GIeDelano, o., benz ssiioiid,en $oipi-
tai, benz Siibiihen Alfenbeim nito
benz gebreip llriion College. einriu.
nati, ie $l00, ieinsni 9ruber Jrant
RoibIdiIo, portlnnb, Ore. $SOOu;
ieinern 8niber aarI Siotbid,ilo,
Ssronfflrt q. 3d.. $4,000; ieiner
Sdlueiter Gina Stern, 9sep BORT,
SSn0O unb ben @eit hes germogens
aleif,beitIit an bic aiHoer ieines
peritcrbenen Bnlbers gmamiel l.no
atuor: Mnw SofibeiIiRr, SeIen
Gottf unS HeopoIb Rptbidilo. Ter
aestere ioa ieiuen antbeil iebof crit
erbaIten, perru er 20 3nbre alf &c
iporben III.
Dnpib 81. Ssp 1T 9fa&Inbpsripals
ter BON HenjnmifI Sep; yerioEnsssn
10000, G,rlnbeissntbum $4,000.
Darn o. pounsforb tIt Esita'
msuisDonftrsfer Don Garab wf.
glouusfcrb; perfcnaIieu $lS,7oo;|
Grunbsiaenttum sl6,000.
eDtparb Z. De1npfsn III 1ettds
..,.,,s A, a yyv>Ssr MN fotaudh Wlfis
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siarb Tn can anionis, 1sras,
cphanH 8riuRniaii,

Iriter nebnbaft IN 30. 2t52 mlcefcn absnus.
reife uerbsH am 8cnnerffae gcrmitfae bier sifls
hffItn. NE 9sit bsr ns<roiaune mire ipatet
beiannt aeindGf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

bnb Ser /. Mara Der lstis ans 1T. al
bsm bic ausstfiilIien Scrmulort hin'
terItst iperben muHsn.
= Die aobIen Gituation III
INNER not cine fritifhe. Mie 5err Z
O. RetraIft BON Der 9ntfklb gpal
Co., ipel6er bic 2oblsnpertbeilune
anf Crbre bes aommittees fiir Sob.
Ientonium pornimmt, eeitsrn ertldrts
feirisn sessnpdrtis bIob 100 aonner
apblen porritbis. Gr srmabnt bi.
YeFber sr5berer Wobuunsen. BLOT
sipei 3immer gu beiSen. Gin biefiser
Snbuitrisaer ipurbe ssIlsrn bapoR Be.
nadri4tist. bab er nur iopisl apbIer
erbaIten fpiirpe, um oas 5rieren n,
Iieiner 5abrit 81 perbinbern. = Ssrr
6. 6. gbafs @oriiber Der gountps
pertpaltuns fir ben aobientonium,
tonferirte nit benz Stcats &oblens
perpaltsr grpan BON ScuispilIe unb
iailberte pieism bic Gage in gopins<
ton. sr erbislt ieooa tetIien ermutbis
senoen 8eidsib.
- glaf Der MOpt'i1en 5drm In
9aTptea Go. barit cine RShre, pos
bura bic @aiisrlsitilng na9 GoDiuss
ton einseielt perben mubts. Die Be
pObHsr I'm iiiSlidsn Stabttbeil tonns
ten seitern fein WaNer erbaIteH, ba
Der Druid auf bic @aierr0bre, pel4e
i'm Rptbfau bon Getpport uno Gos
pinstpH benubt piro. ni9t itari senus
mar. I'm bic @aHerperior9uns aut
ben iiibIiaen StabttbeiI su5ufiibreH.
Jeur bic Gabriteu uno jeue Sduier.
tpeld,e i'm unteren Gtabttbeil geIegei
llub. tonnten Daiier erbaIten. Der
StdDttommiNar SOpt pur porlebte
Rd8t nit elmer an5a6I grbeitsr aut
Der glootideH 5arm oamit bei9dts
tist, ben Sbaben 81 reparirsn. Sa
Der 8oben. no bic Robre BART, pors
erit aufgstaut perben mubts, ipuroen
bicrfiir potlsste Raht Sipei Tonnen
ap5lsn perbraudt. 9isIe 5abritbsiiBer
paren geitsrn i'm 9etrisb ibrer gtae
5liFements pesen WoTers unb aobs
IenmanesIs ssitprt. Serr Sopf srs
llarts. bab biz beute Rittas bas
UaiIer ipiebsr angeDrebt tpsrben piro.
= Capt. 6. 6. gtrsuttsr bonn
Craig RifIs Club ma9ts Der SduIbss
'Orbe ben 8orfdlas. bab in ben Ofs
entlihen Sdulsn militGriihe llebuns
zen einsefiibrt perben ipIlsn. Die
Ritslisbsr oes esnannten aiubs fpols
en- ben untsrri9t ertbeiIen. Rad BEN
plan foIlen miIitdrii6e iebungsn in
zen Glemsntars unb Sphi9ulsn eins
Isfiibrt tpsrben, jebo9 fol Der llnters
'itt nidt als oblisatorif4 seltsn.
5diiIer untsr 16 Sabren ioIen Denn
ie biss tpiini4en, Der Organization
YER Il. G.. Bop Seputs beisesebsn
psrbsu. Die wsitsIieber bes Rifle
5luhs iperbsn am l. Gsbruar Dor BEN
5auIratb erideinen uub ben plan
erDrtern.
- Sm pOIiseiseriht ipurbe seitern
is auf $50 lautenbe Gelbitrafs, iptIs
)e iiber Senrp StolSmnnn BON go.
0 Weit Dritte Strabe psrbdnst
,prben mar. auf $40 reDuSirt. ba
stOlsmann perfpra4. auf Elm Sabr
EN- 0enub gsiitiser Getrdnte sHtia'
en- 81 ipollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

eine gfeiSung bon santes 9ieib,
2beiIbaber oer 9mrinipoIleban0Iiing
@oooin 9ieib & Co., ioubern es mar.
ben ibr aud, nod Iebenslanglife
eIliiHerte i'm getrage pop 5000 per
.lRonat 5ugeiproheit Bie ble aldse.
rim bic einer ongeiebenen fSanlilie in
gIepelanh entitaInrnt, misfnete, mar
es Der @nnia ibrer GItern, ba6 iie
9leib beirntben icllte. Gtatt beIien
babe iie jeooh ibre eigene 8abi ge.
trorfen uro einen alnberen ols ibren
esotten ertoren. gnf Beranlaiiins
ibrer eltern babe iie ipater cine
IlSdetonng erlangt itnb iih am 8.
ssuli 1913 nit Reib perbeiraibet.
Der 9esterc babe iie jeooh brutal be,
banbeIt ,uuo ibr iliolge ieiner iiitbe.
rettisten eiferiuht bas Seben 10 CUR
.Gilal genladt, oai, iie geSipslngep
ipar ibm 81 perIaiieu.
2i6a @rueninger nil bon
eoiepb @nieiiinaer, 9odlmlb. nit
Sem ie nd, am 81. saIi 1900 in
g,eipport, ap., berbciratbete, seidie-
BEN iein, neil eI wie iie aneibt,
bem Erunfe bernrt ergebeu
ipar, oab er iait niensdls fin
iie unb icine 5ipeistinber iorgen foHn.
Re. ssm SnIi 1917 babe er lie gan5
I'M Stih selaiien inb iid iiberbaiipt
Hidt niebr nm feline SamiIie befiiul.
inert.
gseeen Gihtperiorglrns uub, neil
er lie ON 5. Dlni 1915 i'm Stih ae.
Iaiieu bat, tpiI 8 10 renee w o.
ric gea d. BON Seiuis Bead, ben
iie am 10. gsopernber 1914 beiratbe-
te, gd6icben iein.
Clara 2tseo 1T b ingt in ibrerI
2Iage geeen ibreu @dtten NiliDn
2isconrb, baB er meber fir iie. nod
fir iein sssiHo geiorgt, ionoeru bas
@elo, boa er Derbierte, oaird) 6ieUur.
gel gejagt babe. Gie 8eioeu beirafbe.
ten am 29. SSani 1910.
9ader nrfb sfeitnurnteur|
faIIirt.
5ranf@. SbipmaH Der IN
gio. i0s Melt Z. Strobe zine 91derei
nit seitoiiruut betrsibf, ulndlte &C..
iiern infoIae f[auen. @eiddifss ssniigs
EN- aiiighmerit an geoIter .. Win.
pbu. Tir gIftipo betrngert $1,000 uuo
Die gerbinbli6feiten $2250.
gntjanIbigt feine @e
fhdftsperna&Iafft
guug.
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9lpemue, fir oeiien 2eibitaa SO. 64i
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1918, as required BY the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-20
3s,253
SAFEGUARDING OUR HEALTH.

WARNING 10 sixteen cafes and restaurants TO clean
"a up or shut up may be accepted as the first tangible
result of the public health survey. II fair warning
and one which should be Needed Public health is most
precious asset and more in need Of protection today than
ever before No public eating place has right to endan.
ger by permitting flies to cavor about the pie counter
or operating under other nsanary conditions There is
some slight expense cleanliness but II Is worth the price
and after all its principal cost is The wastage Of
human life from preventabe is still too large al
though much progress has been made in lowering the death
rate.
Now when we arc confronted with shortage Of doc
tors and nurses Of prevention become ncrea'
ingly imperative To degree these measures must re-
main an individual matter tn. fine art OF taking care OF
oneself But much be accomplished by public regula-
tions which remove such unclean caieI, pol
iuted milk supplies insaniary surroundings and
poorly ventilated buildings. The warning to undy
taurateurS is but start but it Is start in the right di
reeton These places should be cleaned up and kept clean
the Of frequent inspections by the authorities
This health survey will be the far-reaching success
should be- however unless il has the hearty and ntelli-
rent support OF the Of the people 1t affords enght
eminent for the ignorant and authoritative suggestion for
the careless but the OF maintaining the standard
establishes largely the personal effo OF all con
cerned 1t is all for the rood and worth what
extra effort II may require Sickness suffering but
It also means waste OF strength and resources nan
ciai loss which we i'll afford time when other
burdens png up a remarkable degree Good health
is not matter Of luck, wholly of heredlty 1t is
something strive for the education, wealth and
other worth while things, and like Abou ben AdhemS
aame, it heads the list