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The Republican journal., 1918-01-24
WINTERPORT.

clements and H. w. Clements
..,,ness visitors in Belfast one day
..H
da Damon has been promoted to
......4an of forewoman at the shirt
,.. Winnie Merrill has been learning
.., of operator at the central
1lst three weeks.
. .1 Mrs. Leslie Halves of Prospect
.er brother and wife, MIR and
. u Young, Sunday,
49,. Marion McNulty who has been
IF her parents has returned to
. al Massachusetts,.
Bussey and Mrs. l. L. White
.. Monroe, Jan. 10th, to attend
..uL Of North Waldo Pomona
.-. w Carleton, D. D. G. NJ. l. O.
h his marshal Elvin A Arey
gIcksport Tuesday evening of
where the installed officers IN
lettings at the NJ. f. church are
.. .a at present in the vestry for
nose of conserving fuel, Con-
along these lines is certainly to
uded
aacral services of Mrs. James
.-e held at the residence at 10 a.
Iacsday, Rev. H. D. Knowles
.r. and the remains were placed
nb until spring. Mr. and Mrs.
ME here from Brooksville, n. s.,
, ago and she was much liked
u knew her.
.. Lodge |. Q. O. f, held its an
.aaion OF officers Monday even
-.l, with a large attendance of
resent The work was ably
f. g.. Frank W, Carleton, Dis
-.ty Grand Master with ?. G.
Arey marshal with several
mis- of the lodge assisting The
ulcers follows: N. G., Leroy
Frank c Knowles; secre-
Moody; treasurer, James A.
Vs., F E. Dunton; c., c. R.
The Republican journal., 1918-01-24
A GOOD MOVE.

A personal inspection of ship yards in
the east and south for the purpose of as
pertaining the program of merchant ship
building will be made by Chairman Hur-
ley of the shipping board and Charles
Pietz, general manager of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation.
The Republican journal., 1918-01-24
HUMPHREYS

Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies are
designed to meet the NEEDS OF families or
invalids something that mother, father,
nurse or invalid can take or. give to meet
the need Of the moment. Have been IN
use for over SIXTY YEARS.
The Republican journal., 1918-01-24

clements and H. w Clements
...,ness visitors in Belfast one day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
AMERICAN CONSUL
HOLDS RECORD AS
HOSPITAL VISITOR

southampton, England. july o.
correspondence at The Associated
Press. Col Albert W. swain. the
American consul at SOUTHAMPTON
probably has visited moro American
soldiers la hospitals than any other
ma in this country. For three ycars
he has paid "a weekly visit to- every
american IA any military hospital
within "a thirty mile radius ~ this
city. ana this radius Includes over a
hundred hospitals. British, Canadian
and American
Colonel swain, who Is a civil war
veteran from Iowa. began his work
long before the United States came
into the war. " was only a few
months after England came into the
fighting that he heard ono day 1T an
American In British uniform who
had hocH brought wounded e. a Brit
ish tcnt hospital iu a nearby town.
He aud Mrs. Swain paid the man 70
visit that same afternoon. aud con-
tinucd 90 pay him u weekly visit until
he was discharged from the hospital
From this beginning. the work Of
Colonel Hnd MiE. Swain expanded
gradually They developed 70 regular
'intclligonc" service In an the hos
pitfalls IN their district. through which
they were immediately notified Of the
arrival ~ any mar WHO claimed
American citizenship or who had been
a resident Of the United States. The
hospital people welcomed their work
ana did all IN their power to- assist H.
"A tn" Canadian troops began io
come over IN large numbers. the mum
her OF Americans iu the hospitals.
around southampton Increased great
~. and tho American Red Cross took
Cognizancc uf Colonel Swalm's work
Icy voting him - generous appropria-
ton to provide various little comforts
FOR the me- whom he visited.
About half Of colonel Swalm's time
is now taken up with his work among
American sick and wounded. During
the month Of MAY be- averaged 500
visits per week. Most uf the men
whom he visits are sim members 81
either the Canadian or British armies.
hut the number Of cases from the
American army Is now approaching
half of the total
Another part of C~oloucla swain 3
voluntary work Is the care OF Amer.
lean raves There are nine Amer
lean soldiers buried In q cemetery
near southampton, nnd thirtv-four
others In cemeteries IN nearby towns
ana villages ON Memorial day this
year services were held at every one
OF these graves. and flowers were laid
on them by -dctachments ~ American
troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
GOURAUO
PRAISES BRAVERY
OF HIS SOLDIERS

Paris. July 81 General Gouiaud
the commander oi the front east OF
Rheims. whore m, lrrmans in their
offensive were stopped 10y q Htonewall
defense. issued ttu Glowing To- his
army the dag ATTIC th" German Of
fonsive was Checked
"To the soldiers of the fo%urth.army;
ON July - YOU crushed the effort OF
fifteen German divisions supported bv
ten more. Then ORDERS we're Ia reach
the Marne thar evening. You stop
ped them Just whore we decided 10
Engage them and Wu the battle.
you have tho lsht to be proud.
YOU heroic infar,ry maehine gunners
OF advanced pesiuuns who gave the
signal that the attach rad been begun
aud broke il up N.n h'iaiorS who
flew over head 5000 hatialions and
batteries who erusned ~ you of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
Legal Notices

Notice at suit.
state of New Mexico, county OF her
nallilo.
IN tho District Court No. 1tbil
Beatris Baca do Luna, plaiutiff, vs..
Pedro Luna. defendant
70 the above named defendant
You are hereby notified that "a suit
has been filed against YOU IN the said
court aud county by the above named
p%lantifi, m which the said plaintiff
prays Tor am absolute divorce and for
tho custody al The minor child Emit
liano Luna ON the grounds Of abandon
ment and support And YOU are
further notified that unless % enter
or cause TO be entered your appearance
IN said cause ON or before the 23rd daf
OF August, 4. 10, 1913. Judgment VIII
be rendered In said cause against YOU
los default and the relef prayed for
viii he granted.
The name OF the plaintiffs attorney
rs A. 4. Scdillo, whose p~ostoffico ad-
dress ls Albuquerque, y. NJ.
NESTOR MONTpYA
CLERK
Hs Thos * y Madison, Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
TURN THE
TABLES ON FLOCK
OF HUN AV|ATORS

London. Iuly 22.-How % british
diving squadron turned b tables on
German airmcn who had been bomb
ing their aorodromc is related by
Lieutenant ". A. Barnes of the Royal
Air Force.
I'VE had been giving The Hun n
lively time the officer says, bomb
ing hiS dumps, billc,s, oommuuiOa-
lions and towns nightly. When.
therefore. he bombed uerodromc
two evenings iu succession ana com
pictcly upset all our arrangements, n
u generally agreed that he had
scored one ON MS Much as his enter
prise was admired. however b. was
decided TO try 80 check u.
The plan evolved wac simple. The
next day the British machines were
nown uve TO "a ncighhuring aero
dromc. where II was believed they
would be SRfc from raids Then they
started OF just after dusk to make
q roptisai attack.
we arrived ~ the Cucmy's lair "
LicUtcuau, Barnes relates, at a most
opportunc moment FOR - second re
lay OF his machines were JUS 'tuNN-
ing across tho ground To take or In
the na'o path In our widest dreams
We had not hoped for suoh luck ass
this and every possible advantage was
taken Of IT,
"A few we'll directed bombs, drop
ped right In among the machines that
were awaiting THEN tur To take of.
set liz, To two and badly damaged
others Another machine was seen to
crash whilst actually taking on iu
the flare path. Some equally well-ui-
rcctcd iuCcndiary bombs set IRE to
q large shed and then the real fun
of M" uighi began
rs This time the first relay 81 en-
ems machines, sent as We uftcrward
learned 10 bomb our " aerodromt
again began to return A. they were
ON their own side Of the line and iu
hlissful ignorance Of the fSte Of their
own tcr0drome, they we're lying with
navigation lights full on. thereby Civ
ing their position away In the dark
ness
Relieved OF our bombs. we were
able Co give iighi, and successfully
shot down onc In flames, while hu-
other was distinctly seen TO crash on
TOP OF 10 wool
Having thus paid u debts tn fun.
We lett the remainder to land on a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
LOST

stair who so carefully prepared the
battlefield
IT is q hard blow for the enemy
ana 1t ~ a splendid day Tor Frencc.
! count upon u fur the same re
suit when ever the enemy dares at
tack YOU. and with all my heart as a
soldier I thank you"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
New NorL None, Market.

Now Nork. Iuly ~ MrrcnntIlo
paper months 6c: II months &c.
sterling 60 day hills st52ia CONNER
cinl 90 daN hilia sI7tI demand
Nt.75 a-t6; Cables SEQ 7-l6
Bar silver and Mr>ioan doRurs un
changed.
Time loans strong; 30 DAYS 6c bid
40 days SO bud. q months Sc bid.
can moneS s,rong, nigh. low. "a
iug rate aud last loan &c. closing
b'd %. 6. Offered II &C..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
THE MARKETS


New York. july - Absence OF
public support was soon noted by the
'hotts, WHIT proceeded 10 s"ll the gem
,rHl list. Stcofs equipments. .opper'
n shippings were offered 40 recess
n.ous of : o. " points Barry add
Nanccs m spccialti's including ,obac.
COS. were cancelled ana rails Welded
on Readings decline OF -, although
Sew Haven later became active and
sirorg Fractional rallies were regis
tered 1t noor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

bomb riddled aerodrome-no enylable
task az night while We Went on
hurlc to celebrate l good n!gnt's
work. with the comforting assurance
that the e. A q were AT least 'onr
up' ON their adlvr-JfIrs' game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
A GOOD BUY

Four-room modern brick, nice large
rooms. two barge porches. cellar. barn
aud chicken yards. \ very desirable
home for only 81, $50. $3.50 down ana
s2j per month. let us show 1t 20
YOU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

soc; Kansas. Missouri ana %lllinoig,
ohios s24Om ESQ.
Poultry-AliNc. steady fowls csc,
springs Sac.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

Sew York. July g Cotion mturc'
closed STEADY July S2S 90, October
$50 ~. December tg5 03: january
S.iNS. March t.l13
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

Kansas CITY. Mo. Judy 80 Butter,
creamery age. firsts A6ig second.
39RC: packing 33c.
Eggs tirsts SIC: seconds sic.
Poultry Hens. zoe. ROSTERS Isle.
hroilcrs JOc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

Don't get too sclf-impurttnt the
world Will move ON just the same al.
ter % are gone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

rhtraeo. Jus 90 -hu'i'' rirddN,
creamery 3Sis nt3sc.
Eggs Higher, recripis l"'l
cases: nrsts IS o. 3sisc; ordinary
nrsts 3big g3Btsc g; NJ mark, eases IN
Guided rs > a 3sc.
Potatoes unhcttlcd r'crlpls 100
oars: Nir4inin cobhlsrs n'i cwt - 2
mSu0: kenmcky cobhlers s? itm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
FOR SALE

s.. jOO-7.room adobe, succeed, bath.
electric lights. large porchcs.
lot 75N1i2; also 3-room house
on the same lot, ard Ward,
close In.
g., 5OO-4-room brick bungalow, white
stucco. modern hardwood
floors. glassed-in porch. Bird
ward.
81 ,90O-I-room frame cottage, mod
ern, glassed-in porch, good
shade. W. Lead Ave
s., 0OO-5-.room frame cottage. mod
ern corner lot. Highlands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
WANTED--Male Help

WANTED-Manual training teacher
and all around mechanic. Rio
Grande Industrial school. BOX $50,
Albuquerque, y. NJ.
WANTED partner. either lady or
gentleman, IN GOOD paying business.
$500 cash required Address Box
B-lii.
WANTED-loung man or young wo-
man with some office or bank eN-
%pcricncc. especially with typewriter
and adding machine. Good place with
excellent prospects FOR advancement
= q. Box 6Si. ~ Paso, Texas. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

chicago. July 20 Unexpected
tcrial upturns today IN the corn
market Most of ~, buyiuE cam"
from shorts OPENING prices, which
tapgcd from = io rs cents lower,
Nith August Slt0', to Sl.5oi. ana
September Sl5sh to Sla3h. were
,olloWc eel bv "a sharp advance to wei,
above saturday urisl.
pWts patallclcd the action OF corn.
Trade lacked volume Nftor opening
Unchanged to o. cent lower. with
August G'i. To- $50, cents. ;he market
,,orod moderate gains all around
Higher quotations on hogs liftcd
provisions transactions were chiefly
~ lara.
tfInu.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
FOR SALE-Automobiles

N0TTCE TOTD OWNFTSNWc arc
making a Special Price on Ford
painting for 60 days. also other cars.
Can and see NJ. sci M. IL ~.
FOR SALE-The Best Saxon Road
stcr Ia town. CulcmHn-Blank
Garage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

ncu,cr. colo. July 22, Iuttle
Rocopis s.iGO. stcad,, beet storr 3
stI0On 1900; COWS aud hcifers 50 %
aIn.7a: wtockcrs and feeders t7.,r
mIa00. calves ttO.50n 10 so
Hogs Receipts l.0oo; market f.
cents higher, TOP $500 bulk SlS'o
1889.
sheep Receipts 5000 st''"N'
lambs $1,000 l7Gb, ewes sl.'1T
1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22


WANTED Clean cotton rags wanted
at Tho Herald Office.
WANTED-Chrcfui kodak fininginI
by master photographer: twic,
daily service. Remember, satisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing TO q
reliable established firm. Hanna &
Hanna, Master PHOTOGRAPHERS.
wANTED-Careful kodak finishing
Films developed. ice: prints &c TO
SC. Free enlarecmcnts with your
work. Portraits. views, commercial
photography. Art craft studio. A
Amijo Bldg. Cor. 3rd aad Central.
Phone 1877.
WANTED Rent or bay 10 NOy.
LIST 10 Ia eO-acr, fruit ranch. i'm
proved. Mus, b." near A"lhuuucrQu".
Z or 5-room house sandy soil. suit.
able Tor poultry. garden Truck and
small fruit. Address H. A. ARE q,
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22


Chicago. July clogs Receipts
IS 600: good hogs mostly 10 10 go ct9
higher thau Saturday, 'crag,. 9th
'rs slow. 10 to - cents higher. butch
&c rs tbutS 90 ligLt fSt5W tH.u'3
acking sl750@ S3s. rough si7l5
aI7iO. bulk s17 1855. pigs,
good and choice Sl5.25n $500
Cnt,lc- Receipts $4,000. good
st'ris. steady. very s,gtcc ui others
and catcher cuttl, SLOW 10 lowe.
,,.ss 60 'rntH lower! beet cattle.
choice aud primo sli.n0u lS.io; coir
mon xlIONd allan. butchers stosE.
COWS aud hoitcrs S5.75a $50: can.
i"rs aud cutters x6.1oni,b, s'ockor"
ana feeders, good, choic" 'lot0H
IGOu. inferior common ana medium
-. % ~ tO.bO, CI,l,H good Si6 -tN
400.
sheep Receipts la.oOO, sar. anG
naive lHusbs steady, shoTn range
lnmls higher, top natives ,l' 70;
choice idaho aud bid above SIS 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22

kUnsas Vltl. lnlY y. iI0EH I,o-
,.ipin g.OGO: higher Hulk SiN.2b1
1850: heavy slSt0aiSG0; light
ytki50 lNAE, ags Si6.toHl5.o0
cattle Receipts sl,0bn; stead ,
steers SIi.gbnIg1O western $1,000
mi5OO: cows SG.50dl T.. 90; hcifcrs
: 5000 1890. feeders S,5UW 1900;
calves $500 1895.
sheep Ro,cipts iu00, strong;
lambs $3.50 1899; ycarlings Si2.o0
dl5OG; wcthtrs SlO00m 10 SO; ewes
q. ~ ffl2.sO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
A. L. Martin Co.

REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE,
LOANS.
Phone 1856. ZIG West Gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
FOR SALE-Typewriters

ALL KINDS. both new anor second
hand, bought. sold, rented and 70.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ey-
change. Phone 914. 122 SO. 9Th. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
WANTED-Mlscermneous

WANTED Clean cotton rags wanted
at Tho Herald Office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
1--WE FOUND The
RIGHT THING AT
LAST" HESTATES
Western Railroad Man Had
Suffered for Twenty
Long Years.
GAINED EIGHT POUNDS
Was Just About Played Out
When He Got Tanlsc-His
Trouble Overcome.

az have actually gained eight pounds
during the past three or four weeks,
and certainly wish had words TO ex-
press my thanks for the wonderful good
Tanlac has lone me" said John w. Nc
CURE, in an interview at his residence,
ZIP Lincoln street, Ogden, Utah, re-
Gently Mr.. Mcclure is a well-known
railroad man, employed a, the freight
depot OF the Southern Pacific
For twenty years" Mr. Mcclure
continued, my stomach has been in
bad condition. and | have suffered un-
told misery OH account Of Il. What
little ] did manage to eat would soon
ferment and was constantly belching
up sour gas and undigested food. !
was all the time taking something for
constipation and had the worst head
aches a person could have. hardly
ever went through a week without hav-
ing a spell of headache and sometimes
they we're so severe | would actually
become unconscious for a time had
terrible pains in my back, my liver was
in bad shape and my nerves were
simply shattered to pieces. could
get no sound sleep scarcely and would
get up in the mornings so tired and
worn out it was Just drag for me to
get down to my work. In fact, lost
weight and got into such a weak, run
down condition that | Just felt like CIV
ing up altogether kept on trying one
thing and another, in hopes of getting
something to help me, but got worse
all the time, and for the life Of me !
don't see how | managed to hold out
under all the pain and suffering ] had
to endure so long.
81 tell YOU was Just playing ou,
right along when | saw what others said
Tanlac was doing for them, and got me
a bottle. In Just few days, | began
feeling better and knew | had at last
found the right medicine for my case.
| finished my second bottle feeling
great. change in every way, and when
my third bottle was gone had com
plete relief and my weight was in
creased eight pounds. My nerves are
calm and steady now, | sleep fine and
get up in the mornings thoroughly re-
freshed and full of emrgy eat just
anything / want and feel good after
ward and don't know what it is to have
headaches any more With all my suf- |
fering relieved and my strength re-
newed, feel like a brand new man,
and its the first time in years | have
really felt like work Tanlac Has been |
a Godsend to me- and feel like ]
ought to- make this statement for the
benefit Ct others"
Tanlac Is sold in Oklahoma City by |
the Westfall Drug Company, and lead
ing druggists and dealers everywhere
(Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
MARINES LANDED
IN vLAD|vOSTOK
TO STOP ANARCHY
SiberianS Given Explanation
for Allied Moves,

LONDON, April 1.-THE foreign
eonsuls in Vladiyostok officially have
informed the president OF the locaI
Lemstyo that the landing OF allied
marines there was due to anarchy and
that the force, will be withdrawn as
soon as the eonsuls consider that order
has been restored, according 10 Vladi-
vostok telegram received in Peirograd
and forwarded by Reuters correspond
ent.
A dispatch from Moscow to the
lrvesiia says that the bolsevih govern
ment has opened negotiations with Ber,
lin for a temporary suspension OF the
Brest-L Ljtovsk treaty as regards the
article 'on disqualification OF the Rus
sian aruy, "in view OF the possible
necessity Of defending Russian terri
tory against foreign invasion" -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
Kitchen to Show
Ways to Prepare
Hoover Dishes

A community house kitchen. where
demonstrations will he gwen the public
on the uses OF foods advocated by the
government and the cooking Of them a.
stated intervals, is 10 be established IN
Oklahoma City BY the women's commit.
tee Of the county coupcil Of defense.
This is the first thing Of iis kind to
be tried out IN the whole OF the south.
western division.
A model kitchen center for house
wives in Oklahoma City Is the idea Of
the women undertaking this. The equip.
ment ha, already been purchased and
with the money made from tho cook
books sold At the food show the main.
tenance Of ,hs kitchen will be upheld.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11

ilg and we watched where the kite
wtnt and | elumb a tree and got n
and me aud Rowdy took !, home and
crawled under our house with II. and
We stayed there I'LL bed time and |
wound Nba, string there was on the
kite up into a ball. and then me and
Rowdy went In and We ate up some
things my own true daddy had left for
me and then We kneelcd down and
folded our paws and bands and opened
my mouth 10 pray but there wouldn't
any prayer come 80 inc and Rowdy
wen, and hoppsd into bed and | looked
out Of the window at the stars a long
time before ! vent 10 sleep Amen
ITO be ContinuedD q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11

at their all day sucker or go TO the
dickens they would say that their
mothers said they mustn't | bet II any.
one made a snoot at them they would
have 70 run home and ask their moth
ers before they would dast 10 blamm
them one.
Miss Sands asked me why I DO not
come oliener and see the baby and
| told her | had prayed Tor the bah,
and got Il for them and now II was up
10 them to take care oi It because |
had a lot OF things 10 DO. II II was
my baby ! would be on the lob All the
time and would have II right with me
and ] would not be asking any other It,
lie girl TO come around and see II. !
would see Il all that II needed seeing
WHEN school le, out Worlsy was
w not there and | was kinda glad Of
i, and me and Rowdy ran over TO
Bells right quick so as to get away
from the school before Worley got there
and We got our ball out from under the
house and blew II up and took of my
dress and played in my rompsrs And
boldly walls and threw Il at the gold
posts till me and Rowday was warm
and then we sat down on the back steps
and then we saw a kite and We looked
and the string came down In the yard
around the corner where the little mutt
that swiped the rabbit Bell didn't want
out Of her yard lives and me and
Rowdy forgot my dress and We went
around there and he was there with
two other boys and he was holding the
string and they were all setting on the
fence and | elumb up beside them and
] thought maybe they would ask me TO
hold II for them but they didn't, and
then one Of the boys said to the mutt
Who |, your iriendI" lie taid, That
is Pant, Patsy will give you two
guesses II il Is boy or a girl and II
you guess right you can have Il, but
You will ll'haye to take il right away
with YOU Then the other boy guessed
| was q monkey. and the mutt said
You win, take II away" ! said mo
rabbit stsaler can get gay with me like
that, and swung my arm around back
wards and slammed him on the mouth
and his feet was not hooked so he fell
off the fence backwards and his kite
string broke, and he hollsred and me
and Rowdy rambled as fast as we
could go. We knew we might as well
because his mother would tell Us to
anyhow so what was the use OF wait.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11

statement that Emperor Charles con.
sidered the French demand Lor Asact
Lorraine Just, according to an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen.
There /, growing dissatisfaction in
Germany with Imperial Chancellor Won
Hertlng and Foreign Secretary Won
kuehlmann aud efforts are being made
to replace Won Hertling with DR.. Won
Helfferich. former vice chancellor
The Austrian embassy In Berlin Of
iieially denies the French statement
attributed to Emperor Charles bu, does
not insist that there was never any
talk Of an acknowledgement by the
emperor Of the justice OF Alshce.Lor-
ralne demands.