davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
Razne vesti.
KAJ VsE LJUBEzEN S'TRI.

Chicago, Ill. = James Smith, ki
je V nedeljo zavzil V stanovanju
'svoje ljubice dozo strupa, ker mu
je slednja dejala, da ga vsled ME
COVE mladosti ne more porociti,
lezi sicer Sc bolan bolnici, toda
ma smrt pa niti najmanj ne misli,
zakaj OBJ njegovi postelji je kleca-
la V pondeljek njegova Dulcineja,
ki mu je sveto prisegla, da bo po-
stala njegova, kakorhitro bo zopet
okreval.
James Smith je dvajset let star
in po poklicu crkostavec. V nede-
ljo je bill S predmetom svoje src-
ne in gorece ljubezni V glediscu,
nakaf sta = kakor Sc spodobi "a
ljubljenim ljudem = vecerJala V
nekem restoranu. V stanovanju
svoje izvoljenke je potem Smith
zatrjeval slednji svojo ljubezen,
rekoc, da mu brez ME nj ziveti.
Ker mu je deklica dejala, da je Sc
premlada ter da vsled tega ne mo-
re postati njegova, je zaljubljeni
FAINT pred njenimi oemi povzil do
20 jodina.
Prestrasena je poklicala deklica
svojo mater in takoj nato telefo-
nicno policijo, Xxi je spravila "a
ljubljenca V bolnico, kjer Sc mu je
takoj obrnilo ma bolje in kjer Sc
samo sanja trenutku, ko bo po-
stala njegova obozevanka visa
njegOva.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
VElIK sL0VANSKI SHOD

Dne 5. marca OBJ osmih
zvecer Sc vrsi V dvorani po-
Blopja Sokol Havlicek, ma
.awndale Ave. in 26. costa,
veliko manifestacijsko zbo-
rovanje Slovanov.
Ma tenn zborovanju Sc DO
razmotrival politieni polo
zaj Slovanov, zivecih pod
avstrijsko vlado, in obenem
Sc bo tudi ukrenilo, kako Sc
jim najlaglje pomaga, da
dosezejo svoje zazeljeno O.
svobojenje.
Med drugimi govorniki, XII
bodo nastopili, bo govoril tu-
di Slovencem sploSno znani
govornik G. .Etbin Kristan.
Apeliramo ma cikaSke Slo-
vence, da Sc v obilnem Stew
In vdeleze tega shoda.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
IL stare donovine.
Kruha, ne slascic! :

- Kruha, ne slascic! : Lvov-
ski poveljnik general Novotny je
obiskaval Solske kuhinje. V neki
kuhinji je vpraSal otroke, kaj i
majo rajsi = slascice ali kruh?
Tedaj so Sc vsi Solarcki oglasili j:
"Kruha. prosimo, kruha!" !" Gene
raj jim je podaril takoj nekaj hle-
bov kruha in jim napravil S tenn
veliko veselje.
= L. eesa delajo nemske ciga-
rete. : LIZ Sobotice porocajo: Ka-
kor znano, so nemski tobacni
tvornicarji doslej pogosto mesali
med tobak palmine liste. Ker teh
sedaj nj, so Sc virgil ma orehove IL
ste in so AGENT V okolici Sobotice
nakupili veliko mnozino orehove-
ga listja po SO kron. Ko so re vse
pokupili, so Sli V aradski komitat.
= Kan gredo zvonovi. "Reichs-
post" je naznanila, da jih dobiva
madjarski lid Manfred Weiss V
Budimpesti; kaj z mimi della, te-
ga ne pove. Weiss jih prodaja to-
yarnam "a modro CALICO, kot je
razvidno IL interpelacije v hrvat-
skem saboru. IL jugoslovanskih
zvonov Sc proizvaja modra galica
"a ohranitev vinogradov madjar-
skin magnatov. = Kakor poroca
ljubljanski Slovenec, so pobrali 8.
augusta 1917 zadnje zvonove IL
stolpa mestne zupnije sv. Jakoba
v Ljubljani in je sedaj velicastni
stolp prazen. IL Kromeriza pa po-
rocajo "Narodni politiki": Zad-
MIA rekvizicija zvonov V tukajs-
MEM okraju je bila tako temelji-
ia, da so nam ostali samo mrtva-
Ski zvonci, s katerimi zvonijo zju-
traj, opoldne in zvecer. j. S.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
StraSne razmere.

New York, N. Y. = Harijeto
Howard, 33 let stare, njenega tri
tedne starega sina Valterja in ME
no dve-letno hcerko Harijeto je
dal V soboto zdravnik Bell prepe-
ljati V bolnico, ker so vsi oboleli
"a influence. Mater in njene otro-
Ike so nasli v nekem praznem po-
slopju, kjer so iskali pribezalisea.
Men moz, Walter Howard, pies
kar, je deloma pohabljen in lie IL
tezka dobi delo. Ker je dolgovala
druzina Stiri tedne ma stanarini,
so jo zadnji cetrtek vrgli ma ce-
sto. Policist Rininsland, je nasel
revno druzino V zapuseenem po-
slopju V strasnem polozaju. Use
pohistvo je obstojalo IL nekega "a
boja, zibelke, otroejega vozieka in
IL male pecice ma ollie.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
ZASEDANJE BELGIJSKEGA
PARLAMENTA V PARIZU.

Pariz, Francija. = Ia meSec Sc
bo vrSila V Parizu seja vseh bel
giiskih senatorjev in poSlancev, ki
prebivajo sedai V Franciji, Angli-
il in ma Holandskem. Seja bo u
radnega znaGaja, je receno, in pri-
sostvovali il bodo vsi belgijski
ministri Havre. Izdelali bodo
tudi rezolucijo in jo predlozili
kralju Albertu. To je prvi slueaj
liza padca Anteerpna, da - be
vrSila generalna seja belgijskega
parlamenta.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
JAPoNcI v s1BIRIJo.

London, Anglia. = Angleski,
francoski in italijanski poslaniki
so naprosili v pondeljek japonsko
vlado maj stori potrebne korake
"a varovanje zavezniskih intere-
soy V Sibiriji, Sc poroca Daily
Mailu. Casnik naznanja, da Sc a
meriski postanik nj vdelezil te
konference, vendar cd Amerike Sc
ne prieakuje nikake opozicije.
Prieakujejo skorajsnje akcije.
Washington, D. G. = Tukaj Sc
pricakuje skorajsnje japonske vo-
jaske akcije v Iztocni Sibiriji, da
Sc z MO prepreci nemski vpliv in
da Sc obvaruje vojne zaloge in ma
prave v Vladivostoku.
Peking, Kitaj. = Po transbaj-
kalski zeleznici Sc prevazajo samo
vojaki, potniki in zivila, toda nj
kakega tovornega blaga. Bolsevi-
XII delavci kontrolirajo transbaj-
kalsko zeleznico in noeejo prevze-
ii nikakega tovornega blaga. Vsi
kraji tenn okrozju, vstevsi Chito,
so V rokah bolsevikov. Izpuseeni
nemSki vjetniki v Irkutsku in Chi
ii so oborozeni in cakajo powell IL
Petrograda "a mobilizacijo. Petro-
graiska vlada je poslala bolsevis-
kim zelezniskim vsluzbencem &c.
900 900 rubliev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
DECKO PONESRECI USTRE-
LIEN.

Chicago, III. = Carl Werner,
dvanajstletni d6eek je vstopil V
sobo svojega tovarisa Louis Pol
sterja, XII Sc je ravno tedaj igral S
samokresom. Samokres Sc je IL
prozil in izstrelek je zadel vsto-
pivSega decka V prsi. Prepeljali
so ga V nevarnem stanju V bolni-
co
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
Mirovna pogodba.

Nova nemSka mirOvna pogodba
vsebuje naslednje tOeke:
"Da Sc loci okraje Karabada,
Karsa in Batouma cd ruSkega o.
zemlia ter da Sc dajo ma razpola-
go ljudStvu "a samoodlocevanje. "
Novo ozemlje, ki Sc ga zahteva
cd Rusije, je tudi predmet intere-
soy Tur3ije. Batoum, utrjeno pri-
staniSee OBJ Crnem morju V Tran
skavkaziji, lezi nekako dvajset
mill cd turSko-armenske meje in
je bilo emo onih NEST, ki jih je IL
roeila TurGija Rusiji pO vojni |.
1877-78.
Tudi Kars je V Transkavkaziji,
1O1 mill severoiztoGno Erzeruma
V turSki Armeniji. To mesto je BIZ
10 skoro emo cello stoletje vzrok ne
sporazumom med Tureijo in Rusi-
jo, koneno pa je priSlo obenem z
Batoumom pod ohlast Rusije. Ire
tie okrozje je Karabagh Trans
kavkaziji in lezi vzhOdno KarS O.
kraja ter severno perzijSke meje.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
NFNSKI NARODNI DOLG INA
SA 12o,ooo,ooO,o 900 MARK.

Amsterdam, Holandsko. = Grof
Posadovsky-W Wahner, bivsi nemski
drzavni kancelar je V petek obve-
still nemSki rajhstag, da znasa
vsota nemskega narodnega dolga
124,OOO,O0O,O0O mark.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
Tudi Rornunija Sc je vklonila zelez-
nj pesti nemskega militariznaa.
True translation filed with the Postmaster at Chicago illinois, Mar
1917, required by the Act of october6th 1917.
TURCINI KoLJEJo ARMENCE = JAPoNCI BoDo POsRED0-
VAII SRBIJI

V Rusiji Sc je koneala nemska
invazija, ker so podpisali mirovno
pogodbo, naznanja poroeilo IL
Berlina. Nemci so poslali vojasko
ekspedicijo ma Finsko in vojaske
eete so Sc re izkreale ma aland-
skem otocju.
Zracni napad ma Benetke.
Rim, Italia. = Sovrazni letal-
ci nadaljujejo bombardovanjem
Benetk. Izvrsili so ponovne 1apa-
de ma Benetke in povzrocili so
mnogo skode ma cerkvah in dru-
9Th poslopjih.
V Kavkazu zadenejo turske ce-
te ma malo odpora. Okraj cd je-
zera Yam pa do Crnega morja je
zopet turskih rokah. V okrajih,
XII so jih zopet zavzeli Turki, so
priceli masakrirati Armence.
V Palestini so Britanci TurkOm,
XII Sc umikajo severno skozi jor-
dansko dolino, povsod tesno "a pc
tami.
V Mezopotamiji Sc pomikajo
Anglezi OBJ reki Eufrat in so do
spell do Hita, odkoder Sc poroca,
da so Sc Turk umaknili.
Turcini koljejo po svoji starr
navadi.
Haag. = Neki castnik central
nih draw, XII je dospel semkaj iz
Male Azije, je prinesel porocilo,
da so Turk poklali V Samsunu ma
tisoee Armencev, med katerimi je
veliko stevilo otrok. Povedal je
tudi, da 81 prizadevajo Turk ma
scuvati proti Armencem Greorgi-
lance, in da so Sc tudi tam vrsili
masakri.
Nova poroGila ndznanjajo, da
koljejo Osmani Armence privo-
ljenjem Nemcev. (Samsun je pri-
stanisee OBJ Crnem morju in Steje
$4,000 prebivalcev.)
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
Delavske vesti.
Delavska voditeljica v jeci.

Cumberland. = Maria Thomp-
son IL Chicago, ki je vodila stav-
ko V predilnici tvrdke Klotz
Throwing Co., XII je pricela zad-
MO soboto, je bila V petek popol-
dne aretovana in odpeljana V je-
co.
Stavkarji so zelo ogorceni vsled
brutalnosti policije.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
POSTNI URAD ZGoREL.

Clarcksburg, w. Va. = V petek
je zgorel postni urad v blizini me-
sta Linn. Zgorela je tudi velika
prodajalna tvrdke M. A. Stuthall.
Povzroeena Skoda Sc ceni ma
$4,000.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
sAMOMOR UGLEDNEGA
ZDRAVNIKA.

Washington, Pa, : V Dixmont
bolnisnici Sc je obesil sredo 55-
letni zdravnik DIR. L. Clarck. DR..
Clarck je bill jako naobrazen clo-
vek, XII Sc je tudi mnogo bavil- $
casnikarstvom, in ugledni zdrav-
mix. Vzrok smrti je iskati najbrz
v niegovi neozdravljivi bolezni,
"a katero je bolehal ze IL let.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
Stavka premogarjev.

Shamokin, Pa. = Tukaj je "a
stavkalo 500 premogarjev, ker Sc
nj hotelo ugoditi njihovim "a
htevam, katerimi so zahtevali
povisano place. Premogov row,
kjer'so zaposleni ii delavci, je last
w. L. Conella & Co., in producira
ma dan priblizno 800 ton premoga.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
RoMUNIJA JE PODPISALA MI
ROVNO POGODBo.

Berolin, Nemcija, 4, marca. -
"Romunija je akceptirala nase
mirovne pogoje', pravi nemsko
uradno poroeilo, ki je bilo danes
izdano.
Nemci so Sc pripravili pregaziti
Sc ostanek Romunije, &c ne bi ak
ceptirala njihovih mirovnih pogo
lev. Romunci Sc MISC ozirai ma
prve nemSke mirovne ponudbe. =
Premirje Sc bo koncalo soboto.
Uradno poroeilo, ki je bilo izdano
V Berolinu, pravi:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
Zahtevajo vec place.

Bolniski strezniki eikaski
county bolnisnici zahtevajo k pla-
cam doklade. County Board je O.
bliubil, da bo zadevo pretehtal.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05

&c kdo obogati, mu postanejo
stene njegove sobe mahoma pre-
tesne.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05

Petrograd, Russia. = Nemski
letalci so bOmbardirali razne dele
mesta. Tri oSebe so bile ubite in
pet ranjenih. Materijalna Skoda
nj velika.
Berolin, NemGija. - Porocilo
liz nem$kega glavnega stana naz-
mania, da so Well dozdaj Nemci
V svojem prodiranju skOzi Rusijo
$500 eastnikov in $1,000 MOI; "a
plenili so 24OO topOv, 5000 strOj-
nih puSk, tisoee motornih vozil,
800 lokomotiv in tisoce zelezniSkih
vOzov.
Petrograd, Russia. = Moskov-
ski soviet, ki Sc je dOzdaj najbol
upiral, je pri volji sprejeti men,
ske mirovne pogoje. Da Sc je mos
kovski soviet odloGil "a to, to je
pripisati prigovarjanju Lenina,
bolSeviSkega ministrskega pred
sednika, ki je bill predkratkim V
MOskvi.
Berolin, Nem6ija. = NemSki
glavni stan poro6a, da je vsled
podpisa mirovne pogOdbe odstra-
nj Rusije "prenehalo vojaSko pro-
diranje Rusijo."
Petrograd, Rusija. - Podpisa-
ma je bila mirovna pOgodba med
Rusijo in Nemeijo. Ukrajinska ar
mada je okupirala Kijev, Gomel
In BerdiceY.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
Russia ie privolila v nemske zahte-
We; tevtonska invazija prenehala.

True translation filed Chicago Illinois March 5
1917 as required by Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
NemSke zahteve.

Poluradne berolinske brzojavke
naznanjajo, da je Nemeija re pred
trent tedni naznanila svoje zahte-
We, ki so sledeee:
Romunija mora Odstopitl Do
brudzo Bolgariji, zameno j
bodo centralne drzave pOmagale a.
nektirati del ruske province Besa-
rabije.
AvStrija zahteva n0vi pOgod,
bi z Romumijo popolno kontrolo
mad rekO DOnavo.
Neka poznejSa brzojavka ma
znanja, da zahteva Nemcija, ola Sc
romunski kralj Ferdinand odpove
prestolu V prid princa Viljema, ki
izhaja IL rodbme Hohenzollern-
cev, ali pa da romunsko ljudstvo
izvoli naslednika.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-03-05
RoMUNIJA Sc JE VDALA NEMCIJL = IzROCITI MORA Do
BRUDzO BOLGARoM. = SEJA BELGIJSKEGA PARLA
MENTA MA FRANC0SKEM.

"Romunska vlada je naznanila,
da je pripravljena prieeti z mi.
rovnimi pogoji ma bazi zahtev, ki
so jih naznanile centralne vlasti. y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
ROBERTSON
TALKS HERE
ON MONDAY

Announcement was made today
that j. B. A. Robertson, candidate
for governor, win open his campaign
n Chickasha with a speech the first
Monday in July He has delayed
opening the campaign until the War
Savings Stamp pledge campaign is
closed, it was stated.
As there viii be but about 80 days
IN which the candidate for the GOV
ernor's chair can campaign, owing
to this decision, it is thought thai
the only chance of hearing judge
Robertson in Grady county viii be
next Monday, it being hardly proba
bic that he viii get to return to this
county
He win be speak at the first Mon
day sale which will be conducted
here az the corner Of Choctaw and
Fifth street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
RECRUITING
CAMPAIGN
is RUSHED


THAT this is no time for individual
opinions and side issues is the opin-
ion of Sergeant f. G. Loveland, who
took charge of the army recruiting
office here this week and immedi-
ately began a renewed campaign for
volunteers. The new recruiting head
points out that the army Of today is
a great melting pot in which men of
ali kinds are fused into a broad class
that is working for but one end
Following is the statement issued
~ Sergeant Loyeland yesterday on
taking charge OF the recruiting work
here: I'VE feel and appreciate the
fact that this city has already given
many boys to the colors but more
men are needed and more men will
have to come forward before this war
can be brought to a successful close.
II should be necessary at a time like
this to have speeches or recruiting
offices to advocate enlistment but
VIC do not realize the seriousness of
the emergency of this county or the
allies at large. The army has grown
into a great educational center and
man benefits himself by enlisting .
The advantages held out by the z.
S, army to men Of mechanical and
technical ability are further pointed
Out in the aergeania message. Op.
portuniiies for men experienced in
clerical work are emphasized by 10.
cal recruiting officers Enlistment
is open TO men from IS. TO q and
from 81 TO 40
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
LOCAL MAN
BUYSQUOTA
LIB. BONDS

At a meeting of the Grady County
Council of Defense held in the coun-
ell rooms this morning, a report was
made that j, Fl. Stine had purchased
his quota of Liberty bonds as re.
quested by the council at previous
meeting.
Mr.. Stine stated to members of
tie council that he regretted very
much any attitude that he might have
taken that looked like he had been
shirking his duty He explained that
re had not studied the question of
Liberty bonds and war securities
very closely previous to the action of
the Council of Defense. Since LOOK
ing into the matter, he said he was
convinced that it is every mans duty
to do his part and that he was glad
to be in a position at this time to
purchase the amount of bonds allot-
ted him.
Mr. Stine had previously purchas-
ca $500 worth OF Liberty bonds and
to this he has added $500 worth
more.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
PAIR BOYS
HEAD FOR
MEX. LINE

Roxey Bannister, aged ~, and a
lad named Robinson, aged IA. both Of
Ell Reno, were evidently on their
way TO the border, bent on wariie
pursuits, when caught yesterday
near Poeasset by a man named Da-
wilson, and brought to Chickasha
where they were turned over to the
sheriff.
They wanted to see Mexico and to
80 into that wild and woolly land, it
would be necessary to be supplied
with fire arms, the boys apparently
reasoned According to the farmer
who brought them to Chickasha they
entered house near Tocasset. took
watch a pistol, $40. @lm and a
ring. When caught, the booty was
recovered. with the exception of the
ring, which they had lost.
They were sprinters as well as pos
sessed Of desire to visit the land Of
rebellion and murder for when hot
pursuit was given it became neces-
sary for the pursuers to throw her
into high to even keep in sight of
the youngsters They threw one Of
the watches away but chung to their
firearms until captured.
The officers here are not sure
what kind of charge will grow out
OF the happening, if any. The El Re
no officers have been informed ana
it is probable that the youngsters
will be returned to their homes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
OLD GLORY" HAS
PLACE OF HONOR
CHURCH OF JOAN

CBy Frank ]. Taylor, United Press
Staff Correspondent
With The American Expeditionary
Forces at the Front. May o. (By
mail With Characteristic French
appreciation the Stars and Stripes
have been placed in position of
honor in the church OF the little vii
lage OF Domremy, home Of Joan Of
Arc.
Across from the iron-fenced yard
with the tall evergreen trees and the
tiny house once the home Of Joan
OF Arc, is the old church in which
Joan used to worship and give thanks
for Frances successes. In it are the
flags OF the principal allied nations.
\ But here is one place different
from the ordinary flag hangings on
the columns of the old church 1t ia
a sort Of special altar in one corner
sacred TO the memory OF Joan Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
BABY SLIM
MUST NOW
HOECOTTON

For years Baby Slim" has been
Character" around police head.
quarters as well as being intimately
known to the sheriffs force He has
a mania for breaking into Jail, being
successful in that respect about
every 80 often. His last escapde
was to successfully enter the interior
OF the county bastile on a charge OF
vagrancy. He was accompanied at
the same time by one Gertie Jankins
on "a like charge At the hearing
held yesterday afternoon, "rhe Baby"
was fined $40 and costs and Gertie
was released.
There was however, a string to
the small fine assessed Baby Slim.
1t is a well known fact that round
about is much cotton that needs
chopping This fact can be vouched
for my several hundred Chickasha
men and boys who have been to the
front" and know 1t was the ruling
accompanying the fine that Baby
Slim" should Immediately shoulder
hoe and HE himself to a conven-
lent and weedy cotton field This he
did and reports are that he slaugh-
tered many weeds and much grass
that was endangering the health Of
the cotton in which he labored He
is to have no respite until the drive
in the cotton fields is carried to succ.
full conclusion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
COUNTY Is IN NEED
OF FARM MAN
tcontinued rom Page one,

warded to Saint Louis for govern
ment use Forty-fiye growers have
contributed wool to this shipment
and more will be marketed later. the
farm bureau is advised This should
come under the farm agents super
vision and unless an appointment is
made soon the wool growing indus
try VIII be discouraged in The coun-
y il is thought
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25

Are. TO The left as you face this
altar IS Il bright new American Satrs
and Stripes while to the right is
flag OF France with the figure OF
Joan Of Are on her black horse en-.
graved ON the white bar OF the tri-
color There are many tri-colors in
France, naturally, but this seems the
only one on which an additional fig.
ure is allowed
poughboys Pay Hohiagq.
Another bright American flag is in
the beautiful church on The hillside
back Of sleepy Domremy in which
joan saw her visions Domremy is
on one OF the main roads back of
the American sector, and never a day
passes without many doughboys and
officers stopping to visit the home
Of oJan OF Arc and the churches in
which she was inspired
The simple old French woman, a
direct descendant Of the family of
jean Of Arc, whose husband is keep
er Of the place in times Of peace,
does her best to explain things to
the Americans She~is sorry She can
not speak English, she tells you, but
she is "too old to learn it now" SO
the doughboys listen with respect to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Durbin have
returned from Great Bend, Kansas
where they were married recently
and will be at home at 72O Chickasha
avenue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
LOYALTY DAY-JuNE 2sth.

Bolster up your physique. if unfit
for military service, by suffing your
pockets with War Savings Stamps,
National War Savings Day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
LOYALTY DAY-JuNE 20

If you want the war to end in y
hurry ry-and you do-iuick-step foy-
ward June %, and buy more than
your quota of War Savings Stamps.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
LOYALTY DAY-~JUNE 22th.

Join the army behind the army and
be 4 llfe7sayer through the purchase
Of War Savings Stamps, June 2Sth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25

her lisping French, and never leave
without giving The kind old soul
few coppers and many a "merc beau
coup"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
MASONS OF COUNTY
IN BIG MEET
tuontinued from Page one.J

tAOu Al jill L 160 FFAOsB
subject to the call of that body
The various degrees were exem-
plified by the following teams
Entered Apprentice.
(Chickasha Lodge.)
c. G Courcier w. NJ; c. L. Wild
ney. S. W., DIR. A. c. Crosse, J. w;
W. N. Elliott, Sec, Arthur Meade
8. D.; ]. K. Eddy ] D.; Emanuel
Geratenheld, q S.; J. L. Brenneman,
J. S.; Rev a. S. Freese. chaplain;
c. r. Nlnbro, tilef.
Fellow Craft Degree.
CTuttle Lodge)
II. L. McC1acken w M. G. G.
Williamson, S. w; Ira Johnson. j.
w; A. G. lIenninss, S D.; Theodore
Fisher (Mineo) }. d.. Ed Bond,
CMincol S. S.; G. f. Camp j. S.
w. n, Elliott, (Ihickasha) secre-
tary.
Grand Secretary w. M. Anderson
delivered the lectures in this degree.
Master Mason Degree.
o-Pocasset-"uf" l.odges)
Jack Hill, CPocasset) w. M; IT,
l.. McCracken, (Tuttle,) s. w; G. G.
Williamson. (Tuttle) J. w: II. G..
Hennings, Pocasset,) S. d.; Theo
dore Fisher, (Minco) j. d.; q. r.
Camp, (Minco,l S. s.; K B. Wooling-
ton, Minco) J. s.; J. d. Sanders
tMinco,) Sec; Ira Johnson, (Tut.
uel, S. c. McAdams, (Minco), Ed
Bond, (Minco), optional parts. State
Custodian j. w Owen, delivered the
lectures in this degree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
NOTICE

On account OF being drafted to
work in the cotton my bakery viii
be closed for a week.
25-3t Hubbard Bakery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25

NJ. Q. Wasson of MARROW was
business. caller in Chiekasha Mon
day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
LOYALTY DAY-JUNE 2Bth.

You are not asked to give but to
invest in War Savings Stamps on the
big day, June 28th.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
loyalty DAY-JUNE path.

After all, saving is not sacrificing.
Buy War Savings Stamps, June 2sth.