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The evening world., 1918-04-10
First Steam Voyage Across Atlantic

THIS spring marks tho eightieth
anniversary OF an important
event in modern history-the
y a from Cork to New York Of
the sirius. the first vessel to cross the
Atlantic wholly under her own steam.
All that remains Of that stanch little
craft is a number OF brass paper
weights made from her metal work
after she vas wrecked in B~allycotton
BAY in lS47, Capt Roberts, COM
mander OF the 4l2-ton Sirius on her
maiden voyage was later transferred
10 the President, which went down
with eli on board, Thus both the
sirius and her master met a tragic
end,
The Sirius made the voyage from
Cork In nineteen days, reaching New
York only a few hours before the
The evening world., 1918-04-10

: 20. (Ihe New York Evening World.1
liceman. For another thing. Elmer,
the bartender at that cafe on the cor
ner, Is In love with Gertrude, our
servant girl. Gertrude doesn't care a
thing for him. for she's in love with
Claude. the fireman, but Elmer's at
tentions keep Claude Jealous. and II I
voted Dry in the city and that closed
the cafe on the corner / mightn't be
able to keep Gertrude. She'd so TO
work as q street car conductorette. or
In a munition factory. or something"
Won't a Dry own make tho SER
want problem more serious for SUBJ
urban towns?" asked Mr.. Jarr.
Il don't think anything could make
the servant girl problem more serious
for suburban towns" Mrs. Jarr re-
piled. Mrs. Jenkins told me that
nobody but a widower a keep a
cook In the country. and they can only
Keep them by marrying them. Some
times even that fails. She was tell
ing me OF a neIghbor, old Mr.. Hiram
DAILY, who married his cook TO keen
her' but h left him just the same,
she said he treated her all right as a
wife, but she didn't like tho place"
so you registered as a voter at
East Malaria7" asked Mr.. Jarr, who
was not greatly interested in the
marital woes or servant troubles OF
old Mr.. Hiram DAILY. "Did all tho
ladies' G: , s.. Malaria turn out TO
regtster?"
They certainly did" said Mrs.
Jarr. Mrs. Jenkins lives on NAL
lard Avenue. II Is called that by
the cultured residents, but the canaille
call II, at least the lower end whore
they live, Duck Lane So the Gull
! tured residents OF Mallard Avenue
are going to vote Dry because the
Duck Lane people are going to vote
wet"
Well, hope you women are salts
ned now you can register n vote,
whether you vote for Mallard Ave.
nue. ideals or Duck Lane principles
said Mr.. Jarr. II guess the women
are mighty elated.'
Il don't know about that" said
Mrs, Jarr. Some Of them think 1t Is
a trap"
How a trap7" asked Mr.. Jarr.
why, what do you think2" replied
Mrs. Jarr. 1.-THE chief registry CLERK
asked every woman her age, ant
when she whispered It he bawled n
out at the top OF his voice TO IN,
other polling clerks and they al.
wrote Il down for everybody TO heal
and everybody who wants 10 look a
the books TO seei Mrs, jenkins
thinks he's a 'Wet!'"
The evening world., 1918-04-10

e Co. THE New York Evening WORLDLY
that Miss Doolittle appear for exam
ination or lose her membership. Tho
meeting was held In Hugus Hall and
the place was packed. No time was
lost. Miss Doolittlo was called 10
the rostrum and asked why she hal
written the poem.
HE tried to lusS me-" replied the
poetess in a voice OF lovely sweet
ness. She was gowned in tilmy tut-
pentIna OF Atlantic Ocean blur,
trimmed with tnfoil n genuine
plngpong lace.
Mrs. Cutey Boggs prlcked up her
ears when she heard the talented
girls reply.
well. who was the hero7- oh.
asked.
Miss Doolittle wasn't nabbersas.ed
in the least. Smiling. she replied:
1T is easy to see. Member Bosrs,
why you should consider a man who
would try to steal a kiss a hero. In
your case he would be-"
VIA 'oNS CANT lIOtu MrH, SheOt-
er o'Brien. Tho enemy is Smelling
~Boggsvlle."
Promptress Pertle raped for order.
mo lip flashing goes in this meeting 10
she said sternly, III you ladies' wish
to throw verbal slurs at each other
kindly repair to some back Allev
Now I ask Member Doollttle to tell
this assemblage who the man was
that tried TO kiss her. We ladies
wish 10 know"
Old Mrs, Amelia Hotehkiss, seventy
years OF age and with one ear bltten
off by a colt. sang out: Tell II TO
en-, Elly, so they can all get l
smack"
1t was at that point that Miss Doc.
little performed an extraordinary
feat. On the spur OF the moment and
without the slightest hesitation sbe
~improvlsed a rhyme as follows:
/ viii not tell this fellows uAne,
You seem to- eager-it IA a shAme.
You want 70 be ESssd By his mar. on 49,,
Having delivered the poem. MI,
Doolittle retired to the rear OF the
stage. Serious as the matter was
the ladies applauded with Kreat
gusto.
All we're pleased.
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Miss Doolittle was visited by Per-
ley PEBBLES, the reporter for the Eve
ming Paragraph, and he demanded
the identity OF the offender. Miss
Doolittle refused to talk.
Mayor Cyrus Perkins Walker called
on the talented young woman and
asked for the mans name. Miss Doc
little refused to talk.
Constable Pelee Brown endeavored
to get the name from the poetess.
Miss Doolittle refused to talk.
And thus 1t went, Nobody. not
even Peter b. Doolittle. father Of the
poetess, could wiring from her the
name OF the offender. Finally Mrs
Elisha Q. Pertle. Promptress OF the
women's Betterment League OF Delhi
called the organizations False Rumor
Committee together and ordered them
TO find out whom ...e ! etess meant.
The committee visited her. Miss Doc
little refused to talk. It was then
that Promptrcss Pertle called a meet
ing Of the entire league and insisted
The evening world., 1918-04-10

9TH PALMER,
like myself. Is
thirty years old.
unmarried and a
kin d arten
teacher. Edith
had "a very
splendid chance
to marry, which
she was foolish
enough not to
grasp, And now
tho poor girl Is
The evening world., 1918-04-10

show up all down the line.-Memphis
Commercial Appeal.
The drawback about the Young man
who knows II All Is that he has a lot
10 learn and nobody 70 teach hYn.-
~HinghamtOn Press.
The evening world., 1918-04-10

Either We win the wal or the
Declaration OF Independence will he
at1od up against the wall at sunrise.
--Chicngo News.
There Is no ba7'; ~ which pou may
put y0ur da! ligi -IAn.I rut they'll
The evening world., 1918-04-10
GOT YOUR eHAREP

THE total wealth OF the United
States In 1919, according to the
Census Bureau, was tiSI,7sS,-
100000. or 1895 per person.
The evening world., 1918-04-10

Verify, verify. only this can ! answer thee.
] have bought MY Liberty Bonds for LOVE!
For love of Humanity
Because l believe that the happiness and safety Of
every human being in this world hangs on the fate OF
those who are fighting for Liberty.
For love OF God
Because | know that, while the Kaiser Is exhorting
and instructing Deity TO be on HIS side, you and 1 and
every man in khaki are on Gods side.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
AN INDEFENSIBLE MEASURE.

~ Y signing the sage-Welsh Bill Gov. Whitman has made hims
a partner with the Legislature in blocking an improvemC
urgently needed in the interests Of both State and Nation.
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is all ngog. The whole munich
pality is talking. Never since a
certain Delhi widow knocked a GER
tain ~well-known citizen off her front
porch one night with a stick OF cord
wood has the town been so worked up.
At any time OF day little groups "
people may be seen on the principal
corners earnestly discussing a poem
by Ellabelle Mae Doolittle that APP
peared In the Bazoo last night. The
poem contained an accusation against
a citizen of Delhi. but Just who. there
is no exact way OF telling. Hence
speculation Is rife.
The poem, which appeared on the
front page Of the Bazoo. is herewith
reproduced:
The evening world., 1918-04-10

A man who resides In this city
l. about 10 have a lot OF trouble,
Lat night he tried to kiss me.
Saving he took ne for my do1.ble.
1 rrpulSed him as a lady should.
And said ID call our bulldoE.
He left very much chSgnned.
This awful human DullirOal
By listers child. Teeney lucketts.
Threw a ruSk. a. the butcher.
Next day We got Tough PORK chops.
She mustn't do II In tie ,uture,
But 70 get back TO the human fiend.
He's a menace 10 our city.
GLrla, ! warn you Of this beast.
TIA the object Of this ditty.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
Liberty Bonds---and Love
Buy Liberty Bonds for Lore of Humanity. for LoUe OF Justice
for Lore Of Your Country-or Just for LoUe
of Yourself.
By Helen Row. and

Copyright. 1918. b. the Press Publishing Co. dbs New YosE Ersei
A SIX me not. oh, my Beloved, WHY shall ] buy LibeI
For thou speakest as one smitten with blindness
and thy tongue Is as q Thrilling cymhall
The evening world., 1918-04-10
My Matrimonial Chances
Recording the Experiences of
A Young Girl of Thirty
By Wilma Pollock
of the Willing Young Man and the TrueFriend
pIrH PAI.MER, no sun loved her. he Expressed
By Wilma Pol ock

oo. lThe So Yott EIenlna
The evening world., 1918-04-10
Ellabelle Mae Doolittle
By Bide DUDLEY

Copyright. 1918. by TIT Press Publishing Co. THE N~ York Evening wohd1
NELHI, usually a very quiet town, that Miss DoOntte appear for Q,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

WANTED Marker and ns0rtsr. man 0r
w1nnI cushing H'"nm Laundry. Cuah-
INK Dtl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04
MALE HELP WANTED

PREPARE yourself for war or peace
Oklahoma CITY Automobile School,
l2N North Western
MEN wanted 10 work at sawnlll, drive
teams and cut timber good wages ana
i'1dy work write uB Tor particulars
NJ J.. Harris Lumber Co., Crum Creek,
DtH
SAFETY HAzORs Any Kind, sharp
cnod good M new. liRIr Edge llIIOr
Go 3ol ", Main, oklahoma city.
NANTED--l am In q position to uso sew
'ru liye-wirc solicitors who have tho
uhuly 10 produce Immediate business.
work 10 he IN tho interest Of The Daily
OhlnhOnun: territory, state Of OklRhomB,
covering rural routes In special AZ
signed territory: must be able 10 fur.
nish ear or conveyance. This proposi'
ilun ~ salary and travelling expenses;
permanent proposition 90 those who are
able to mnke good. this proposition must
ho nc'oplcd within the next few dnlN
Address or call In person, Country Circu.
lailDn Manager, Room az. Oklahoma
lildg OtIahumh Guy
WANTED rifa-DIAw white saw Nlers.
llriermrn, pressroOm men Rn6 super.
lntrndcir for ruttouseeT mill good wages
Tor right men AdiroFB y. O. Box $50.
Ncw Orleans. Ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04
ROOM wIrH BOARD ron RENT.


COY ROOMS. real home cooking.
qulct place for refined employed pco.
Pile price H. very reasonable. 1910 n.
broadway
ROOM AND BOARD. one block ftum
broadway circle Maple 7Na.I
ROOM ANu HOARD THAT SATISFIES.
Sis WEST 9TH
ron RENT suite of ruums: private
hath, steam heated coal furnace
table board, home cooking RcIlo way.
nick. IRON g. broodvey rircle
NICELY furnished upstairs room, With
boerd ior couple Walnut igo'
ROOM and hoard IN rrI,ate home. two
y1ung men Wcierrsi walking distance.
Maple 1855
SOUTHEAST laHm H modern home
Cas- and coal furnace Hcr' ENOd meals
very reasonable Maple lWoi g. g.
Ifth
IN PRIVArl NONE .Dlos, in, front
room with mwkhN and ESQ dinner.
also tako few extra for meals 20 West
Sth ST, Walnut iuti
LARGE Handsomely hirnirhed room With
board, n desired Ia " eth Refer
enCes
NEWLY pnper,d nicely Furnished bed
room with or without meals: couple or
two IN room preferred furnace heated
house private home References Garage
321 " gth For information call Maple
fn1 ur a'i ". Ninth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

IINIT UOISEkEIJINI ROOMS, nk q
sleeping rooms @n Fast sth MnRs
a3ss .ll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04
UNFURNIsuED RooMsFoR RENT

INu urNH.a..H housekeeping rooms.
Darn .@..rna fr' floor I7j West
InI
TutLC " fI. numshrd hou"kc,..
.r .r. Ef" lights md phone
.n.' ..a sun~r' Maple ils-
D.I u.......I |unm with kt.h,u,'fr.
...tr Walnut .i5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

FOR HGNT-lght housekeeping roouap
everything furnished Cali Ht w%l
.fI Walnut l0il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

The Assoo.aisd Press 's sAr'uslyelr en-.
titled 20 the use for republication ~ 0.
new dispatches credited 10 IL o, nui
,,,L,,vtse ,sedI'ed tr thls paper and alsC
fhs local fANv published herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTEp-By gentleman alone, room
and board whore there are no other
toomers WIN pay ysfl well iof rum
Portable Hnd desirable home Give tels
uuuu.. utuhef A. "A nul.ha....
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

TWO uUHair" modern roops laT
pantry ana closet. basement for lhW
dry. coal furnace huHt. glg ". nh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

MANHATTAN ROOMS. 2iis W u
light hols, kerplnE suites and sloepif
L--L-- -L- nll.-n uonNNnlrnrel. cloaA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
CORPORATIONS

A y0unF man o' business -
perieuce and demonstrated ability
desires 90 connect permanently
with a sound aud well established
corporation. oil corporation pre-
f"rrsd. % be effective Immediately
Am employed NJ this time. am
20 years Of age, win family hay.
graduated from n formal college
and have had additional spt val.
iTcd business administration Wotk.
can carry heavy 'spoHslblIi'ies
without being affected. and cay
g. the best out Il men under m.
without driving tlttm can handle
SCI OF books ~ necessary
Ny IDEALS are high. my habits
temperate, my ambsiOn active
and my health excellent. you Will
always find me energetic and on
the Job: can furnish references
that will satisfy you Rs 20 my
character. ability, personality, eI-
perienCs; will start Tor $3.50
month, but must be convinced ut
tho possibilities of your propOsi-
tlOn or do not want " ~ any
salary II you hre interested 200
n young man with ability. who
viii advance. can arrange per
HonAl interview with you NJ your
convenience Address n %. 'afe
OklahomAn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

We asked the Young lady across the
way ii she believed ~ deviation and
She SAID humur was a'l r2h' IN ~
place, but she didn't believe ~ making
a Inke II cNrrAlLlnR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

Ilu.E mwsH.d modern rooms 0u dul-
Me house with nr without E.raer 1910
nHlp A..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

TWO hrEe ruons. llit N hobinson.
TWO clean rooms tor rent, 1870 ~
v.Hh walnut i1ig
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

lNu large dist iloor furnished hon4
kloplng rooms, sink and screen pOrei
northwcrt, nenr car and school Map
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
s.a--.-. .--.. ..a.-....-. ................
--,5 ,.1r,, west CALIFORNIA. housekeeping
g....l. ...........
l.ur si.I,.e f,r,,s,.5 ,. E ,I5o,I, 5o
qy.,,....., ,................. -............,.
'..", ..."' '.' w
N.rr. '-- ~ h''"'N"'
,,.t..i... ............. ,,....
v- t'h ''..'' ''.'' I''
u-. '''I''.'i housekeeping I'on''
-.- ',.,. ...'s. I"'''' modern hom.'
l' I.NH.I i..I ."N rn.'lI.E iUH .IH. Glen
'..a private nome. nIH" garage
TWO u..y furnished hnu.,kr,pirr
p, rooms % .,1, nice ugighhrrnooH.
N..W' -...'
. INu ru,N iuru#.'i Irhf huu.ske~u.
ing f"u1.. connecting h.tt. syrn 'hiif
Ia.'. ''N. 'N.'Ih .'.. ..h w u'h
uNuNsINu.s mra,u hrna,E,rpir.
room. l' D. sni Walnut lla,
H.H.u. 'NI housekeeping ruum. 81
'..' ....n Mrr." .l''.'
IN.. N... ...rA HuuHNgd light
N."''H.. Dos h..l" iuI Two 'r ihff7
adults, I1"' ..an' and rrp.r 10 mo
"'H. l.I....'r. Fyn' s. . IItBury lbl
'.'.. ''..' --- ,.-...-z .--.
I"' 'u....'I f."#" 'ur Orh' house
..'l''h. '.' "'.' S'''h. lN"hs Map'a
...,.,,... ,-....,... ~,
H.I. ll, Jenkins nplfinrn'7 A. is Elrl
.n. t, ,'n.., ..,r.. pr.,, ,,ur,l u, h.'.''
.....s.
l,l. hl TWO w.u'Iu lurN'thel hr
Is,.r sp NI'rs aux '''' '''' ~
,,...,., -
r.orga s.,b ,v, r''. vrrp',c si,,sfa
West ,tn
| nGur UOusEKEEpISG ROOMS, &
.Is.,Ip,- ,.,,,,s tQn t..i az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

TWO ioycIv furnished ciean hodsst ssp l. u
rooms adults ~ W. stu - y
1wD leht h6ussksepfng roomsi bi08S' VI
adults only 500 Nvat 9Th -
IN sa,.r IoO,,.II.u.u u...... -; - - !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

NICELY furnished
rooms modern pr
West ard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

TWO beautifully furnished slooung
rooms 'or gentlemen n nrIrk Hp
mont can NondH. or nffu. b u.,
other days Ilh " 6th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

lI.U nd IgTI housskssDlnF fooix
i1rf 10Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

TWO nicely Furnished boiiiissEsxvt Z
rooms, g. week wslnut tfA.J. "
WlH iOiN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04
PAINT NCWi

While the weather conditions are good
S from 'S i 70 H. best interior ,s f's pain, EiS! E
Wallpaper nom 60 and up Painting, pa
wESTAhRfRooFfkfS MIG Co.
II \. Robinson Walnut tit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

YOUNG man With some experience as
ptinter-editnr. wants Immediate post
tion on live weekly, where he can lcHrr
business. must be ~ or over " r.
care Oklnhuman.
WASTFu-Stcady work nv mldd.c-ur,
men OF family, carpenter. hur will WORK
At anything give me ,luu,c. refer
enctt II W osborne, ii3o y Sh s.
WANTED Bookkeeping position Wy CON.
pet,nt young man ~ a. p-lh Okla
hom1n
CAN YOU use high sghool boy afternoons
and Saturdays Can Naple l@S-K
MIDDLE AGED man, educated wants
position or llsht inside work, ks.
Okahomsr.
WANTFD-expcricnced youny seleshdy
references required Inquire Oriental
store 2li North BruNdwu,
DRUG CLERK, not registered. wants po
sltion five yeorr oKp. fignco. married
p r. Miller 2lo East II, CITY
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEhALE
S>~~~>~~~~~~e>~~~s>s~~- s~~--~>~~r-s~----,rr-s.-
PRACTICAL nursing Cali sol West 5th
sTENOGRAPHER, several year tN-
pcrience, would like Etcnogtaphig work
10 do al home Ghuuo Maple 3sSS-J
EN NpER ENCED bookkeeper- stcnogra-
rhcr desires position. Call Maple sN2l
STENOGRAPHER, with 9 years expert
ence, deHlres either temporary or per
marent position, Maple 21is
AMBITIOUS aud rihtwotthy girl wishes
n position, can use shorthand or dIcta.
phone; moderate salary. can DictaphonU
office, Maple liS2.
ENpERiENCEn compiomcter operator
wishes position In city. N-52. Oklaho-
man
sTENOGRAPER With some experience
wants position Reasonable salary
rlcase answer Walnut 21ls
PRACTICAL confinement nurse wants
position MR. HARRINGTON. Maple .'sI.i
BUSINESS woman, experienced hook.
keeper. stenogrnpher. desires position
Phone Walnut $40.
/ COMPETENT uenographer wants posi-.
tion In or out " city, can give refer
ences. Telephone Maple ,i7o
| sTENOGRApHER who can tSanscri6e
her notes and can spell and punctuate,
desires position H-aal oklahomNn
WANTEn-Posltlon as housekeeper for
employed people, experienced, neat re-
liable. k-26, Oklahoman,
WIDOW LADY, unencumbeted would
lhe n position N housekeeper IN hotel
OF toominR house In or Uut Of city; VEL
experience k-71, okAhomsn
LADY with ability desires position as
rity collector for magazine or publish
| inE company Address 6g5 W. Main.
Matahachie,, TEXAS
| WANTEn--posltien by an experienced
assistant hoohkeepcr and general office
work, experience In checking invoices
| can operate q Burroughs posting ma
| chine best OF references. B-2a2, Okla
| hOnnan
| POSITION hy competent stcnpgraphtr
Walnut fi0i-R
UNlNCuMBERED woman wants posl.
tlon aA houaekeeper, hotel or rooming
house, b-i0, oklNhoman,
WANTED-rosItlon hy experienced sten 3
ographcr Walnut 232!
GooD experienced muse want position
ae0h " Reno
MIDDLE AGE lady With S.ycaf old boy
wants job nA hopsekeeper $40 West
tth, Maple 1890 Mrs Hunt
! WIDOW lady wantr work Nv hour
tn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04

WOULD lFU 'U sUlf. Wy houHskoepVr
rooms with Two nice working girls b.
West stH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-04
PHONE IH'.
ASK TOp WAIT AU
rET'TT'fI SIT
stpscuIrrIOS RATES

gy. MAJ. one year .. ..,.. ".
NJ Mall one Fgar. With Ilih Sun ',-,,
DAY OKLAHnMNN $500. .....'. ''.''
nv agent. carrier or rsWHOo'.
cents r copy or 10 cents week.
In Oklahoma city
OKLAHOMA CITY TlMES teyerinEl an0
DAILY ok NHDMNN .morningl ~
papert week delivered hW o0rfer ,h
Oklahoma Diu md vicinity per week
~ cents
An unsolicited m1nuS .flris. letters nrd
p..uIrss sent iu tho Times pf' sent ~ the
,I,A of The owner Tho oklahoma Pub
ishinr company expressly reuuhiai"s ANY
responsibility f1r their nfo 'us'ooy no
return
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-04

- aamft &riess-S ~sarmarfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-04
id nnoit[idl runn I'M.

iidl angitlid) rlnO unl.
Dime 1einer meiter at ad)ten, itiisie
@enopepo lire Ihlanfe Sono allf bie
Sdulter oes @otten.
u0enflt gu sen 5ag?" fraete il
bol6laut uno lieB ibr leud]tenoas
Mllee ourd oas 6erlter iiber Sal uno
Strom gum maloieen 8ranoe1bergc
biniiber idJmeifen, NO es traumerii6
on Dem olten 8ergfirblein baneen
blteb. Dos 1ief einiom 5miiden butt
feln Sannen rubte.
uSb ib oes Cages oenfe2" mic
oerbolte Weinbaro 1etie unb leioer=
Iflaftlid, inoem iein Mrm hos ifo1le
@eib umfabte. uAaeinl &ir maren
oaetn! ueber Woos uno Mormor
idritten mir 8miiden Sobrenounfel
lno felrieem &erbitloub. l1no offs
mir Dor Dem Iltor ltanoe1t, MIR pom
Brielter n1o @remiten geI6aut, oils
ein5elne Gogeltone ourb sic beilige
Morgenfriibe flaneen, oa bcmeete Der
Sriibmino oos @lodden I'M 1urme
unb trug Dem 8oloe Die aulloe 81,
oaB gu ntein ~geporoen. Gin goIoe=
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oonnengeii6t iiber Dem Altar-"
uOie Wobonno nit Dem &inoei"
iogte @enopeoo. Sic lit gebeneoeit.~
u5orte id redt?" rtef Der Serpl=
tellpater uno iein po4es, beute etipos
1pein9erotetes @eiiht ltroblte Dor
6reltoe. uSie beleoeien Die beilige
Ofltttergottes. 50 bot iib an Sbnelt
olio Die @nooe erfpieien, melde iD
nit 10 mo1bem Gaterunier uno eng
liid1em @ruBe ale Gage pom grul15-
harmher5igen Simmel berllntergebc-
tet habe2 Sic febren IN Sen Sd]ooB
n%lrierer eiligen &irde 5uritd, ooer
,ino gar. i6on p"
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Nls @enopena, ourb ibr forfoaa-
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Dor oas @elidt uno brah in 10 &C.
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Der 5orten @lieoer erbebte, uno mos
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