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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-05-11
LA ChuSA DE BLANCETr Sc AR.
GuMENTARA EN- MAYO
El conyicto autor de la mucrie dc
CLYDE Armour maut enc su aparen-
I, indifcrcncia en- Ia pris.0n del es
tadO.

m -T-r-I- A r p0nDN0n mn 0~-T
- 'T C..,a e,,,~,r,, NOR nm or,l
''' T., aroroct5r do TIho
-, i' 'r1 p,..,a,, ni,l;on5o M ppcyo m.c.
" .l =. ..,s. do plarratt
.,a,s ~ o.t. moe
-, r,L o.n,ict,d, ii ano nasl
'''','' 49,. laJ, ,,,.,t. , Clyjo ID
- or las rorcapias do GloncNa
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-05-11
Ell VALIENTE CARDINAL MER
CIER PROTESTA CONTRA FL
SACRILEGIO PREMEDI-
TADO POR LOS HUNOS

I--I =
honoreS' "aFo go 80. -
'licaaa por =. o"'''''", wv w w.
IRA las oIsPos'''o"'S "'' b so"''' ~ ''''
0er'al aleman' al oro'""' 'a'' "a
1ulslclon gehera' ue 'a' '"''p"'''' ~
'odos los temples oe D'.E 'y'' ~ '''
mo Que los oIE""oS i''"'''''-'' ,',' -
2ronos'to &c aPro't'n"' ." '''.'' ~
a lactura ae lnu''''o'.'S "' : ~
'onsttuye uh oocuincn,o ''p' ''@,' =
''cIr uei EhSh"'E' = ''''E '"i'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-05-11
Sc INVESTIGARA Ell DEPAR-
TAMENTO AERONAUTICO
I'll Presidcnte Ordena una Investigation
Sobrc eI Manejo en- la Construction
de Aeroplanos.

ub1 hgbla escrto al seeretaro Tu-
uul.y en- noyiembre pasado con res
1ct.o 6 desactos en- Ia organization
Re auac.6n y 5ua deseos de que Sc lla-
mara q cicrtos eSpertos, el presidente
b pld.5 que presentara sus planes.
Mas tarde en enero, el presidente es-
ibj5 una carta al Sr Borglum, su-
cue yiuiera a Washington
s. puie iera Ia question ante el secreta-
rio De 10 Guerra, y con Ia ayuda de
un membro del Estado Mayor del Sc.
rctaro. Sc hicieran investigaciones
u cuauto o los hechos. Borglum hizo
to- y en- Mario 20 el prcsidente le
,ubio que habia puesto el material
ue a lo habia suministrado a la dis
fos.ci6n de caballeros a quienes habia
anGado Ia tarea de hacer una inyes-
gac.6n sistcmatica en- cuanto a toda
a luacidn De aviaci6n Estos ca-s
alegos cram una comision especial,
aeabozada por Ii Snowden, mariscal
Nleva York, cuyo informe prelimi-
ar prcccdi6 a la reorganization del
rcto del scrvicio de aviaci6n y el
om5rom,cnto de John D, Ryan como
I.rector
Apucntgmente el escultor resinti6
Iuc mo- So le pemitiera llevar a cabo
4 investigation a mismo, A una res
1ucs,a De que no sc lie habia sunni
rsliado sudcicnte ayuda experta el
5rcsideutc le coutesto que Sc temia
ue cstaba en- uu error en- cuanto
al accion
"En nngdn tempo he constituido a
Iutci en- un investigator ofcial", 10
|acrb.5 ol pro5ideute, "Solamente le
(Pasa a Ia Ga pag. col 5a)
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-05-11
IA DESLEALThD SERA CASTl-
GADA DCRAMENTE
La Camara aprueba la Resolution de-
Senado, por Ia que sc castigara q.
da oppression deslnal

Washington mayo Hoy se tom |
In accion legislative final en- la ley SO |
brc aoJ.c.5n dando al Gobioruo ampIio.
podcrcs para castgar los a,tos y ia
oalabras de de Ioaltat Adortando e.
informe de confarcncia va aprooad
nor cl Scnado la Cdmara de Diputa
dos cnT6 al prcsidente el proyect-
para que 10 frme, proyecto que ha cs
tado en- el Congreso Eor mas de algu
mas semanas, impugnado como unG
amenaza a Ia libcrtad de palabra y le
vcz defcndido como indispensable pa
"A mantener el orden en- el interior du-
ANTE la guerra.
Peuas de vcinte amos de prision q
multa de diez mil pesos ambas co
as la vez son preceptuadas por "a
ley, para los convictos de expresioncs
producciones cscritas refri6ndose er
'onguaic intcmperante, iniurioso ire
verente o despectivo los Estados Z
nidos su gobieno a la bandera; ,
a aQuellos convietos de favorecer
Alemania o sus aliados en- Ia guerr,
actual
Los debates en- la Camara no fuero'
tan extcnsos como los del Senado
iurante una manifestation dc opos
ci6n, solamente el represontante Lon
lon, de Nueya York, de liliaci6n socia
lista, vot6 contra cl informe de
iunta en- Ia prueba final
FL rcpresentante Lundeen, de Min
0csota, de fliaci6n republican,
.e Church, de California, del partido d.
J. m6crata, votaron de presente
D "Cuando un gupo de emr1esar'o
N sin conciencia Sc niogan a reconoc'
's e derccho del pueblo para organiza
e, tcndran que enten5erse con ],
e. trabajadores IndustriaIes del Mund0
el liio el reprcsentantc London. ~
e. creo que los Trabajadores Industrial
o. del Mundo es una institution como r
e. sultado del funcionamIento dc la L
os de compensation"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-05-11
DOS AMERICAN0S EX-
PULSADOS De MI XIC(
lobert H. Murray rcprcsentantr d.
la Comisi0n de Information, Y "
Z. Weigand, representantc de la
Prcnsa Asociada, son los sCnalados.

Washington. mayo S.-Avisos extra
e.;.,... .,,, .- L.., -..fbfao o., as,,
reuereN que ct Oo''''''o '' o''' ''..''
ha expedldo orden de expulsion de M@
,ico, en- contra de Robert II. Murra,
renrason+onta del comite de informa-
ci5n ndblica en- Ia cnlad dc Maxico
mrap CON c-e cararfer ha tcnido
sp cargo las laboras dripidas nor o.
Cobierno americana. nara cootrarez-
tar Ia nropaga1da aIemana.
AL mismo ticmpo. agrora ell informe
.vtraofriaI uno de los corrcsponsara
de In Pronsa Asociala en- IA ciulaa dc
Mexico W + Weirand. rccibi5 tam
/ bian ordcnes do abandonai cl pals.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-05-11
Ell GOBERNADOR LINDSE Y
OPUESTO Al BOXEO

Alegando que tai acci6n no era nj
mas nj menos que asalto y gopeo, 81
gobernador actuante do ordcn a Ia
policia montada de prohibir el yor,iica.
two del match" entire Mexican Pete }
Mike Baca, en- Santa Fe, el miercoles.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-05-11

Subserlbanse "a In V0z del
Pueblo el meior periodico en- es-
panol de Nueyo Mexico,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
PERSONAL PROPERTY


'"'"'
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p Ni|| '' ''''
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'
oiuu 'or .aIs raono l'.
FURNITURE ur UYnWs "r .h. Wu
soil al or uaH a. % r.IgHa.f Iua. grl.r.
coli N"rnl.HH .'N'
ruR sNIr uH.a .ak a.l.I I..f.rr duo
io.a also uusl oaa uuH ,a..u aad
f'F' ca. -AI'
,,. sll.' ,. I.. ''0.[' ono '.',. "'' 20.
jaH 5000
..,
vN. NNl.' .HrA. l"'' na.'EH.1
g,i "rt. .''' ''-' ".''.. ''''.
t"t = ~. s5 s51.. r''f's,.a'"f. excellent
condition 20'iI
Fho'e i'll
FOR SALE tItr fo1ms 'uruturr. house
city an s Sortolk rhoas e.up
returned home ths tams dav Phon,
0aAp Sanitary Natures Co
NuIlDE After august ull uf..l fuf tp,v
lof OF unclaimed furniture that ve arc
ais b. Fnh
uNt good drsssrr for aa.r sla Fl.rr
T8l4
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS G2
COLUMBIA GRApuuNOIIA. vih
records. Tor $50 A'so rs young Ga
gaf'rA ~ 'n 3lg 0lth on without carea.
''''''
VIZ 0Nhh al.ou phnHofuuh good o.
new nsr1 Only short Time Phone 'TAb.
OIL MAolilhbRY suPPLihs es
|N 2A so"'t l'.uvo i,ol 4lnch,
,n W,,. 'h'. ana .'ono iee'
bpr, t,,gri,5 s,,',,,. y t..,, ,'..'..,. '.a'
-eraist8rs d nm r,ts ,,I,.- r,,,-s
siars. etc. J.F siuyborn W.,pwrir6l
uk'a
s----..-..--.-
OIL TFAFFs-.And iowr,hip Mat. apd all
other ol nelds forms .n siaes ana fof
sale by Oh Press as Eat Third
Tulsa Olh Phone i23 write foF
catalogue aad prictNst, "a tree,
t,,5 ''' ,''. ., .,.. ',w . ,.' a'l second
snrgIt.a. t t .t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
BOARD AND ROOMS

u........ V.,.i
., ..,,.i.
''N',. p'A" s''
o.a .H t.'ne ss19
''.. ."N i.I Furnished room lo'
..".r I''.
O.| |..N." 20. N...F Furnished
u.s rpoW for rnt close Ia.
'... -u... 'Eh class
i.aH#
,H..N. S DND.Nlcny furnished bod
U.. convenient and eIuau 30. ph0uc
t.-
,.......' All. For rrrt uIto
r ,.asgp,tla
....... N,,., t,r,,.tsd
... a.. .e-a raM .sau frout room
..r" ..... .~a sI.r tr tva or three
.... I-.fr IfUtsI T.Ia Phone G11t.J.
,.....st.rr ado r... I0 ,outhsns,
room ..r.y Furnished boz modern home
fu. ,.. ,. Iau gentlemen %, husband
aud u.r' references
'Nh.i." ..'' N'.r.. ia'',.a,I ,I, ,.,
1suf
.ru..uU. ..t.. .l larc, yer, ds.lr
aUn ....rr ruum. one with >t,pins
r.r.I a....... r'slaut Walking DE
ls.. H.. U...#.tr. uIUp. FOR g persons
o ".l 'aannt h'orA morn"
20" . 'HdN.i I''n' '.ll
Nf ... n arsa. GOO. sleeping room
.."u.ar0, ba.'oly ''''A'.'
nE.#IE 1l7 tanfHsaN sleeping
In ih'na --''. .t
N..... .|H ur.trah.o cool sleeping
...I.nf t1 hath
r....... t. Two uIcgIy iurulsttN
.......I ...... ..a.r tu. private ru.
u.. U..r. .a.-
....... ....I ...Dtnr room.
fI..., rgar
as.r,rr
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@
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r., rtrrs 6UI5
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rn 'lr n.n 'f ''|'. %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

AhNluts. So IHt Nicely mrniahrl
rooms in private family privilege Of mo
cs with or without board. on car
Ynr { block from illoy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

WANTED Ono or two young ladies' em
rirfct Co share first. class apartment
r."'r I7. With business rirL Phone 3ps3
mrfrirr8
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
rAiLonIN0 Avn rNrs1TNl
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

Attractive Position
Open for Agency Organizer
with Old Line Insurance Com
pany Address Les, care
World.
ENFEWth.Ep -f.T HNIIsNtN
wanted 'Hr new shoe store Iu,i opening
rrrWan... nH.INH. with. good .HHI'
frr Nr Pr .N..r H'l -oa.b Main
aHN ..H. a..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

/ 'NlNnLh urnlsb,d ruam uparmoni. satt
r'ro'urf close .o. Phone l7p4
.slNINIf p gTQu Tor ross Mrn'shed
apartment " tsu rooms for huusehcrp
nr So ugr week
HOUSES ron atEr N
. ADMIRAL o., g9a-For reut room
hsuar for sa'c or rent ras aud water.
rent NII 90 500 Mr. NAlH 9nT sNorih
tHe},nue between D. aud I of after 3
IclNclNNArL IS, 1870 Teu room house.
modern
/ DENVER N. sla House Tor ron, or Tor
sale in irving Place
/ hN Nut WANT lo rent q house or apart.
meet Isu ~ 10 sweeney ga Robin.
son u.dr $3.50
IFlyE ROOMS IN walliue distance: STORE
10 room 90 connection rent very reason.
ao.o lease II dgnrod. Phones UUta'
FOR htNr rwo room house. lumuAhcd
Cen al -iho Third kendall
/ FOR RENT Npv a.room cuitagr near car
Iinr aoi tne' so Phone Apis a.
/ FOR REST reryanis quarters. rooms.
bot ard cold running water modorn 10
rent IN exchange OF my huady WORK.
Cav m pcrson. Sot East Eighteenth
street
/ ron hFN1. ss foom house = room, near
| Kendall Groom east side nanhsioH.
| Ifuh RtNf four room house. fs Phone
415H.H
IfuR hkN1 West Tulsa lroom house
Inquire opposite hass drug hofo T. q.
bohlaudsr
| YOUR RuuM HOUSE, Tor rrnt B acres ~
talin. al' fenrrd well Of soft watcr
garage end hon house . mile north Of
,p,.,, ..,,,,rr,ny
,,o., to',s PIE. ~ '''' ne"
p,5,ty,y
~ na pl hnl'fh
msrt ,,,.l ,1lgii ,,I', ,'.,i ,'a,.n. TX ~ 'a'
,.t.,.s, 49,. .D'' au'" agsn'A
sseaI "
r,uE ,,,
t'V w." '"9n p'nta5,'F
,;..,,,
l,n ~, & .gI r'n' room mouse.
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10 hhNM llpINE inr rrnl fas and rHtoF
FURNISHED Phone ii00 y.
1HuWa " ua- Nine room house for
rent furniture for sale, N o. part
Phone 77sA
WEST TULSA Tbt,.. ,,,,o, her.. f,. .,.I
practically new rert siE ps,ss t-oS
xAAvruIa al. ~.
sasi n s'''s' 'p"'
ynut-r,,,5,.-,,
a n ~. wv. Nne new WoNttN
,,t U,ats' e. 'a,,' s'''t,nk l",H
"AN il''t' We per moh'h Phone alf.
Housns FURNISHED M
uFNyFu rcot ro,,, t...t....
rirspIg, ro-,t ri.t,rr ny,
toher l. cas- from 4 40 4 pbaro
1T0T
FRISCO q 400 Var ,rgt ,a,sistsJ s,,,,.
phopl fTYs ar tsTg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

MIIIlGN . Let mo ..' ....
muliirrsuh letters pirrf -.. O...r
NAIL aiS Central Nat N..H H..
phauO qnIq
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

PArFRiNG AND PAINTING
rhrrr'ully gtvgn. HIl vH..
John Peterson Phone g'-..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
FINANCIAL
RusINnss oProRruNirIra


hA Ihn lurNsb baths fot sale. good
gthr'e 90 make $500 90 $500 month F.
1000 cash viii handle 10. fully equipped
Two Jay dor1 and two upright cabinets
good location we'll Advertised. often
oterrfow1rd nuu self quirE algG
Nam lopnu No
uu YOU WANt 70 huy COR st.I an, tind ot
business. Vel. % TO Sweeney, 3lt Rot
inson hidr sti8
Fuh SALE smal stock OF rrorcrtss
Don call uulsss you mean business
Phone 2doa
FOR SALE Established real estate husi.
mesa -ell located 2 rooma furniture
some good listlngs, cheap for cash.
owneS2 going into service can 5000
FOR SALE o. 600 stock Of merchandise
tn one ol lIc best business towns Nn
oknhoma WIN invoice g. 900 shoes.
$1,000 dry Foods and notions. thO0 FUR
uisAing goods and $3.50 mems and won
rn ready 10 wear $3.50 rrucerieH and
$1,000 fixtures. an iu nrsteiar aordi.
ton Coed business aud making money
The only reason want 30 sell manager
DO class IA iu dAH No trades ron.
ndvret Cash only. S. " Massey s.
SON Chelsea. ukla
FOR SALE Clean stock Of rrorsrirs and
meat narkft with fatuyck. douutown
location. Invoice about $1,000 some
.NtNN'NF ~ go fNNNNA
FOR SALE Drug store doing good bnu
ness owner retiring from active uusi.
moss IaQuife West Tulsa Drug oi
phone TB4I
uAitAUt IuR eALE.apoluF excellent
huNnoss. iino location Dor sale on ar
count ~ conditions Of war Dsu at
n Lansing Phone 2656
MURINE LkAD AND ZINC slOtk ior
taIe or trade. what have you 10 offer
Address hov $685. GatucsviIc Iesas
rNuflfAHhE llght mauuta.iurhr and rs.
tan haautss for safe Small capital v..i
handle Owner has good reason Tor tDiI.
UE DO not answer unless yuu mean
huaHrss. t0uilicrtial interview by ap.
polntmert Address y g. World
WANTED no HuN-Have customer iur
dgHniowu cigar stand worth thr money
sweeney 3it Robinson. Phone stst
on LANDS AID LEASES it.A|
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
nRIr WANTED rrMATr

ttt
OohokEp WOMAN Unmarried rrrfrrra.
40 general family wurk servant aHa.
t'rs furnished Phone seaa
hAthhltNtEp srENOURtpu.E aa.f,.
once hrown a Yanry siu Ws..
I"' FIRST rLANs NNIt.f. ,,l..
wanted must thoroughly ppdsrttart sod
ing ready 20 wear garments Ami. win
references. Mammoth Cyodt tom8arF
3ol Fast Third
"ANltbl--f Young lady Tor oiHsa ~ar..
vh' VINO 'hn copy records aerurat..r
Nddreab N.dt World
NNN hb An esprrtontrd roinr.t ri,I f...
E'neiaI homework must be- V,pt GOO.
smAll family good wages 70 tirFi ,.rtg
tefVanla quarters provided pho1e glsl
WANTED Working rirG to 20 a, .,r
paniou % san Antouio resAs Phone
4t3A R ur $3.50
"hNIEp. Stenorapher Tor general oft-s
w'rt salary $40 per wees. Adsrc.a
h3T World
MAhltp. unmsdiateiy. rood .,as
nenred Te0ogrnpusr one vto bar bs5
some aEa' experience preferred As
dress a t3, WoglL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

uO YOU NFFu MONEY!
Vs. lorH money ou fuuiinfo. r.anos agt
t...au.as U your home or storage A D.
un"rNHaHG goo New Ault Bldg Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

FOR sAlE Ar A uAROAV-2is aet,
orchard stone BLOCK house. some out
holdings good water. mile east y
north Lewis and AImlaL w. u Oob
uell
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-11
Big Storm Recalled.

Just thirty years ago In January,
the worst storm i'm the history of the
United States weather bureau ragged
over the central West, taking a toll of
more than 200 lives and killing thou
sands of farm animals. "Old-timers"
asserted there had been storm of
equal, if not worse proportions, in 1880,
but there are no definite records on the
first storm, and II is known to have
been more locally confined than the
great storm Of 'SS" The storm origi-
mated in Nebraska and extended to
central Iowa and Wisconsin eastward
and to the Montana line on the west
The temperature was about freezing
when the storm started, but by the
next morning It had dropped to "a de-
grees below zero in South Dakota
Grand Forks. " H., reported tenn
perature of 80 degrees below, while at
Sioux City, Ia it was % below. Near
Mitchell, S. D., farmer and his son
were unable to reach the house five
rods distant before the boy was frozen
to death.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-11
100 MANY Old Men"-Lenine.

< fav0rife idea with Lenine, fire.
ouently advanced In his Petrograd
career, is that there are too many old
men in positions Of supreme RESPONSE
bility. Current Opinion states. His
most dramatic effect before the coun-
ell of soldiers and workers was won
in crisis on a vote that might have
overthrown him. He babe the dele
gates i'm thunder tones to look into the
first mirror they saw. The faces re-
fiected would be those of young men.
What, on the other hand, would be the
color of the hair Of the rulers opposed
10 the great social revolution2 Gray.
The revolution is youth, hope, the fu-
ture Against II are ranged the gray
haired rulers Of men without ideals.
"Will you have nm old mems war or a
young mems peaceY The hit was
immense.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-11
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the wonan's dread when she
gets up in the morning to start the days
work "Oh! how my back aches" GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules taken to-
day eases the backache of tomorrow
taken every day ends the backache for
all time Don't delay. What's the use
of suffering? Begin taking GOLD
MEDAL Harlem on Capsules today and
be relieved tomorrow. Take three or four
every day and be permanently free from
wrenching, distressing back paint But be
sure 10 get GOLD MEDAL. Since 1926
GOLD MEDAL Harlem OH has been the
National Remedy of Holland. the Govern
ment of the Netherlands having granted
a special charter authorizing It's prepa-
ration and sale. The housewife of Hol
land would almost as soon be without
bread as she would without her Real
Dutch Drops" as she quantity calls GOLD
MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules. This is
the one reason why you will find the
women and children OF Holland so sturdy
and robust
GOLD MEDAL are the pure, original
Harlem Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in Harlem, Hol-
land. But be sure TO get GOLD MEDAL.
Look for the name on every box. Sold
by reliable druggists in sealed packages.
three sizes. Money refunded II they dc
not help you. Accept only the GOLD
MEDAL. All Others are limitations. Adv.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-11
MADE FOR LOYALTY
Good Effect of Citizens Battle
With the Snow.
Gave Stacker an Opportunity to See
Himself as Otners See Him
Also Helped Realization of
What War Means.

(By GEORGE Il. BOWEN. of the Vigil
antes)
II took a lot of backache and Bills
ters and frostbite 20 clear this snow
bound western world of drifted oh
struction. making it, safe for travel,
secure for the daily affairs of life.
Those two great January storms
created q desperate situatlon-one
that had TO be met and overcome.
Everybody suddenly had the same
idea-a strong shovel a willing heart
and cheerful disposition
There was nothing else to do.
We had TO be free
And we were.
Every patriot in the middle west
who had shovel and backbone got
out and used them.
Lot lines didn't count. for we we're
fighting "a common enemy.
The shoveing spirit thrilled us, en-
maSSe-no one stopped 10 he saluted
or introduced-no one stopped 10
superiority. We just asserted our
right of way-and dug it.
So, here is freedom--to 90 or come
1t was great lesson In united ac-
ton, convincing example of the soil
darity of human interest, reassurng
experience in loyalty to the cause Of
common welfare. Ii was an American
demonstration.
The Stacker was thoroughly I'M
Stacked when he saw his neighbor
shoveling off his walk.
1t was a Worthwhile storm.
Men met each other in these neigh
| borhoOd trenches with new express
sion in their eyes--a new feeling in
| their hearts.
over the whlte-blocked barbados
of snow, head high and miles in length,
they were seeing those redeemed. sand
bagged walls in Belgium. Seeing loyal
| bayonets shoveling humanity'S way to
| freedom through storm-crushed Elan
| ders. Seeing drawer patriots than
| themselves struggling manfully against
Alpine avalanches of steel and biz
| yards of fire, that the home-paths of
| mankind be not INSTRUCTED forever by
any brutal drifts of hate or selfishness.
The roar of the Arctic terror these
neighbors knew when the storm broke
upon their unpreparedness was az
nothing TO the scream of shells and the
thunder of artillery they are hearing
now in those trenches across the sea
and in their souls.
They have realized in small, blood
| less way the meaning of war-war that
| is perpetual offensive storm, instead
| Of an occasional one In January.
When men meet in these snow
trenches Of the West, there's only one
comment: "We've got to help them
win
And they mean it--as they meant
| every shovelful Of snow they threw ont
of their paths of peace and content
| ment
Some great blessings come thlckly
disguised.
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ECZEMA CAUSED YEARS.
OF INTENSE AGONY

81 have suffered intense agony from
Eczema on my leg and other parts of my
body for years. and received only tempo
airy relief from other preparations II is
only a month since started to use
PETERSONS OINTMENT, and there Is
no sign of Eczema or itching You can
refer to me" Geo c. Talbot q Penfield
St. Buffalo, N. Y.
I've got hundred testimonials, says
Peterson, just as sincere and honest as this
one. Years ago, when first started to put
out PETERSON'S OINTMENT | made
up my mind to give big box for a small
price and I'm still doing it, as every drug
gist I'm the country knows.
guarantee PETERSoN'S OINTMENT
because ] know that It's mighty healing
power Is marvellous, l say to every one
who buys box that IL is rigidly guaran-
teed Tor Eczema, pimples. salt Rheum,
Old Sores. Blind Bleeding and Itching
Piles. Ulcers. Skin Diseases, Chatting,
Burns, Scalds and Sunburn, and if not sat
isfactory any druggist will return your
money 30 cents. Adv.
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a Little Rouuh.

A youth who had accomplished con
siderable glory in football but little
in his studies, was dropped from one
preparatory school and Immediately in
vited 10 another. He had been there
about week when he was approached
by member of the faculty.
Well" said the professor, how do
you find II here?"
pretty fair" answered the boy.
That's good. Find II smooth 60
ing, eh?"
The youth meditated moment.
"Well | shouldn't like to say that.
exactly" he replied. "The fields sort
of rough yet in places, sir"
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Pideon a War Hero.

The feat Of Napoleon's A. ID. c., who
galloped up With a message in the
press of battle. and being asked "You
are woundedY replied. Pardon, sire,
am dead" and fell lifeless, has been
equaIed by an army pigeon. This
pigeon flew home with one Of its legs
shot away, only to fall dead on the loft
floor. But its message, almost driven
into its body by the shot. aved the
lives of hundreds of men-From the
European Edition of the New York
Herald
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There were the usual courtesies as
TO precedence in the use of the match.
"It's very English" said the man In
the corner. I'm Scandinavia you can
tell the nationality Of man by the
way he lights mis- cigarette. A Swede
strikes a match. uses II and throws ii
away. A Dane uses tfe match first
and then offers it 10 yon. The Norwe.
gian strikes a match. offers II 10 his
companion and uses the fag-end hin,
self London Chronicle.
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Turkey Worth Buyinu.

f. J. Hardy of Chicago hungered for
turkey, but because of the high prices
asked for them he hesitated to spend
the money. His appetite got the better
of his frugality, however, aud he drew
from his slender savings enough to buy
one. His prudence in selecting the
bird brought him greater reward
than he had anticipated When he
dressed II he found in its crop dia-
mond worth about $l50.-Pathfnder