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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-04

perlamat habe. Gs beift, bal, Die biir'
aerlidcn Earteien iid elmer Ginbern=
fmng bes 9eidstagts uiSerleten. Gi=
nc Scpeid)e aus 9lnliteroam amSams-
faa laat, es ieien iuabreno Der lct'-
ten "A Stnnoen nene llnrnben in
Berlin nnb anbercn Grten Dorgefom=
men, aber bas Hlfgrat Der STREET
gcwegnns lei sebrDden. Sdelbe-
mann, Der syiibrer Der iosialififhcil
Diaioritat nnb anberc iosialiitildls
;ihrer latten iid BON ben Streifern
snrafaesosen. gauienSe ieien aber
nod, mnkig unb bic gagc lei i,uner
nod ernit. Sn 6aiubnrs, @iel, San=
ala mn6 9iilelborf io4e Die. Majpri.
tat Der Streifer bic slrbeit Die6er ant
genommen baben. Die apnfcreil5 5ipi
Iden @ertrctern Der 9legiernns nno
Iosialiitiibem Mitsliebern Oes Sfreif-
fomites, nn Der nnd Der gi5e=aansler
BON Eapcr teilnimmt, ipiro fortgeIckf
,Sn GiIen ipIlcn nud siuDlf Irosent nes
Arbeiter nm Streif iein. Sn 8reslam
hat cine rieiige Mrbeiter- -@eriamm=
lnng beidliiem, Oie Mrbeit wieoer anT-
smnebmen. glns Gopenbagen ipirS
aemelbet, bic mnabbangisen Sosiali-
item batten elm Eampblet perOffent-
lid)t, meldJes oentiif seise, baf iit
ben Gfreif bfgonHen batten. su oem
Eampblrt lei ausbriiflid seiagt, bic
snnerious- Eplitif Der 0ieaiernns, bic
linen Derbangnispel eridDeilie, babe
iie 81 0rmonitratisnen arslunngelh
bas @olf miiiie seisen bah es otn
&rieg becn6igt bnben fuoat. 0aS
Eampblet lit nmterldrieben pun ben
Spsialiiteniiihrern Gbnar6 Sernitein.
Snao 9aais, Wilbelm 9ittmann,
@eprg Gebe6eur nno anSeren.
Ginc 0epeidle nus lpr6pn Doni
Sonnfas iaat, Der Streif in Gemtid-
lamb Idcine gebrpdlen, alleroiHas lei
bies mnr bnrd bic itarfiten Srollna-
gen, iogar nit Sooesltrafe, ntOgli,j
aemad)t. 8pn Berlin ueroe ppiitie
.beridtet, oail bic Ye,uegnns ausiterbe
Cine GepeidJe ans 9ptterbam iust,
am Spmstaa bn6e iltan bic @crbano=
lnnaen siuiidjen bem oentidcn 9feids-
fan5ler nnb ben Streiffiibrern begun
men, lie ieien aber reilntatslDs per-
lamfen. - Sn glntiterbam lit Die
ssadrid)t einsetrofien, in Berlin ieien
ipahrenb Der WDde 100 Eerloncn Der
baftet ,porben. glm Samstag lei alles
rnbig in Der SeiltId)em .6anptitnbt .ac=
iueien. 0eneral ppm &eiiel, Der mi
litGriide gefeblsba6er Der Erppin;
8ranoenhnra, bebrobt ale Streiter,
Die iid) ben geieblen nidt fiigen, nit
ben id)arfiten Strafen. 4nf ben mei-
fen SdJiffsmerften in S,ambprg lit
bic gIrbeit mieber aui9enpinmen iuur-
ben, es beiRt, Gin nener Streif merof
nns6redlen.
gSie aus glmiterbam gemeloet
iuirb, beldaitigten i'd Die Semtiden
geridJte pom sSreitag iiber Die |ur.
eange in ben syrieSensuerbanblnngen
III 8rei.9ituiusf mir init 3aafercien
iiber bic Stelnns Der Sclegaten
GGyinnlanbs mnb Der Ukraine. Die Spl-
ideipifi erflGren, iie battem Die oorii-
gen 8esiernnsen seitiirst nno bic Se.
legaten f6nnten nidt mebr ais Yer
treter Der Siesiernns anerfannt MGR
Den. 9ie Selegnten beitreiten Sies.
Cine 9epeide aus Stpdbclm be-
bamptet, oas finniide Seer inter We-
neral Mannermamn ideine Die Sbers
banb iiber bic 8epplntiDn sii befoms
men. 9asesen melbet cine Sepeldle
ans 2pmbsn, Srokfp, Der rniiiide Mi'
niiter Ses slnsmartisen, lei in Sei-
iiuslors, Der Sanptitabt 5inalanss,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-04


True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
February 4th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Gs uiro lest piiisiea snseseben,
SnF ale amtsifnniiden Srnppen in
5ranfreiA feit mebrereu Sasen ini
aftipen Sample fiab unb bak iie eincn
Sell Der lptbrinsiiaen 5rOnt iiber-
nommen baben. Sbre Steaunsen
eritredem fid uHeefabr iiber cine bal-
Be Meile, bod perbfu bieie stelluu.
gen ansgt6ebnt iuer6en. Mrtilleric
iiuS ,Snfanterie iteben bort. Die nadls
ten srnppen, Die biniiber gelhifs
lper0en, iuer6en aus &aDaaerie bette
ben. Die 6altung nnierer Srnppen
lit cine porsiiglihe.
IS iuirb offisiel ansefiinOist, bas
Die nmerifaniiden Sr,tppen an Der
lotbrinsiiden 5ront iteIen mno fa,n=
pfen. Gs ipirb ppn eincm id)arfea
slrtilleriefampf seinelbct, in oein swei
Nmerifancr get1tet nn0 nemn periumn-
BET iunrbeu. Hriere Srnppen iinb i'll
boiler sGtisfeit, Mrtilfrie &fc,
Snfantcrie adupfe nnb 2nftfampfe
iino i'm Ganse. Nie Sentidlen rid)ten
ihr syener banpt5Gd)Ii9 nuf pic amcrl-
famiIdlen NrGben. Gin iran5Oiiidsr
gefeblsAqbfr, Der jett eines Der 2mft-
fdiffgeidluaSer fOmiunnSiert, erflart
bic qeiitnngen Der nmerifanilden yns-
terien fiir perfeft.
gon QpHopn ans miro befennt &c.
inadt, Der Iriegsrat Der Nlliierfen in
geriailles esfiare, 20 lei nidts III ben
3eben bes beItIAen 9ieidsfanslers
mnb bes oiterreidiid+nnsarildem yii-
niIters fir Ansuartige Hulitif, 5m
finSen, oas iidJ ben 5riebensbebinsmn-
aen Der Gntente Mlliierten nalerc,
mmo er babe baber beidloiicn, ben
3rieg in Der energiidjiten Weiie fprt-
snieben, bis Gin syrieben amf elmer ya-
rs Ser syreibeit, @eredtisfeit ,lnb sldJ-
tnna por benz TGlferred)t a6geidlonen
ipcroen fOnne.
glm Sannerstag lpl es, in Jolgc
Der Streifs, III idlimmen gnsidrei-
tangen in Berlin gefommen lcin. Die
Mcgiernmg griff jeoOd idarf Elm nab
ssreitag baben mad bal6 uffiSiellen
BeridJten MIR nod bereinselte nno I'M,
bebciitenoe Ansidreitnngen itattge.
innoen. Man glaubt, oaf Der SDhc-
punft Ses Streifs pDriiber lit. ,Sm
&iel, San5ig anb Sau.bnrs iolien
bic Streifer bic 9lrbeit ,uieber aufgc,
nummen babcn, n6er nod nid)t in ben
apblenbersiuerfen Beitfaiens. gtad
auberen 8crid)ten ioll bic @efabr
aber nod uidJt puriiber nnb Der StrcIf
nod mid)t iinter aontroae Der gebDr.
Sem icin. Die r5ranffnrter 3tg :"
iagt, Ser Streif ha6e iid anf aubere
GtGSte anssebreitct nnb in Berlin lei
er and nod nidjt beenoet. Der iosiail,
itiIfe Ibgeprbuete 8ilbelm Sitt-
mann lit perbaftet, mas mmter ben
Spsialiiten grDhe Infregnng pernr-
Iadlt bat. Der @oriuarts Derlanst cine
Grtrafitnns bes Geidstass nnb iast
bic Hesiernng miiiIe BON Der alise-
meinen llnsufrie6enbeit SenntniS
nebmeib iueId)e ourd ben Streit sui-
Idjen ben NlloentIdJcn nnb ben Tries
& ae &
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-04
Die Hndlc.

aellner (iiir iihl: ~gloiierter aerl!
llniere Serge iino linn nibt bod &c
mug, Die Seen nennt er Sii1lpel, INTO
fir Dos herrlide Yanoranla bon Der
Serroiie bat er gar feinen glif!
SSett nero ih ibnl mai Die 3edming
Qehcn 49,. Do loll er bod ltaunen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-04

&crlpnnbeten befinbet lid, ein Sera-
aer, a5Sofjn Gipooritm ans Me2ean umo
nnter Den SbISntcm Die an Sranf=
hcit 0eitbrben iilb, ebemfalls elmer,
}!9|iilian 3. SpneS ppn '0pnltDn.
&ter yGpncrete =S6iffe iuerben sur
:3eit fir bas Shipping gparo" &c
bal,t.
Der Gielt Der inngen 2cnte ocs err
item g9rafts," bie mod nid)t int af=
tiuen 9ienit iinb, iuirb bis snm Is.
t5ebrmnr eingesugen merOen, iuDanit
oann bic y6irit Draft glrmp" polsab=
iig lein luiro. Wsit ser Gin6erufung
Ses 5meiten Graft" iuirb bcgpuncm
uerben, iusnn aenitg Srmppem ms
sselo seId)idt iinb, 10 bae Die i,enen
Hefrnten Glat in ben 2aseru baben
slnitralien bat bnnberte nen Wtilliu-
men gnidel @eiseu, aber feinc Sdlif-
fe, tie mad gnropa at idaffen.
9as Grieesminiiterinm rnad)t l,e<
fannt, bnk Die 9iesierung aontraftc
fir ben gan rpm aiuei lyabrifen filr
randllpIes 9s,tlper abgeif)lpIien bat.
.Seoc mirb fiinfaig Miiliunen Dollar
fpiten. Die ssabrifen luerben tit Gbar=
leitom, @. So, nnb lit NaIbpiltc,
Senn., sebaut. Wiit Dem gnn Der cr-
iteren fat man ihpn beeonmen. sSeoe
yabrif pirb 100000 gfmnb Hnlper
per Sag beritelcn. 10000 bis 15,-
900 Wsann iuerSen in ieSer lyabrif an-
gsitellt ieim. Die Tabrifem merocn
uidt lpGtsr ais itn Mngnit NIT ibrer
Erobnftipn beginner.
General 8petbals, Der jetige 0enee
raj lnartiermeiiter Der 9lrmee, lit
nit Dem 3slan fir Die algemeine 3se
paratnrucrfitatte, Die i'm Sort Gain
6pnitpn eiuaeridtet iuerben loa, lnid1t
aans eiuperitan6en. Gr nil 8epara-
characterization fir aleiber, Sdmhc,
3elte aitp.sin ben Gantonutents ieibit
eiugeridtet sbaben.
.Gelcgatipnen bon 0etreibesiid)ferll
uub GlepatorbeiiBern babtn be,tl
SdJatamtsiefretar Weslooo Die Der
fidleriang gegeben, bais feline Gefabr
.eines Nabrmnssmangels eriitiere. Us
ieien Nillionen gnidlel bon Weisen,
Gprn unb Safer in ben Glepatpren,
bic fofurt mud, Dem Siten se'dift iuer-
ben fOunten, iuenn gemngeio Wagell
terbanSen iuGren.
@eneralimaiDr &oob bat oas ,ouipi.
tai ipieber perfaiIeu..
9ie State ssmel slominiitratDrs"
Gaben gSeiimns BON @aIbingtpn err
balten, lire Madtbefmsniiic nidlt 5m
iibertreten, inbem iie ubne Mnftras
BON @aI1imgtpu NeiInnsen 6esiig=
lid bes 8ebraMds BON &oBlen crlol-
len.
Ans WnibingtDm iuirb genelSei,
true Der Gppoiitipn bes Hrafioenten
aegen bic yGsar Cabinet gill wirb
Die 0ebatte iiber bic @prlage i'm Se=
nat fprtaeIebt iperben. Nian Dernta-
tet aber, baF bic Sebatte ppr idluadJ
beiudten .Saniern itattfinben iuirO.
9lms 8aibington iuiro seineloet,
bel bem @emeralbfreftur Der Glen
babmem, Dem Sd)akamtsiefretar Wr-
gtouo, trdfen sabIreide 8riefe elm, III
oenen CT baranf amfmerfIam seinad)t
luerbe, baf bic Giienbabnbeamten
uerindtcm, ben getrie6 Der Sabmeq
onrdD Die 9iesiernns ST einenl Sebl=
idjlag 81 maden And IitsIieSer Ses
Sansfomites fir sluiidenitaatlidDen
mmS iremoen 6anbel iullen ioldeyrie-
ic erhaltem baben, ebenIu Die jeBigen,
upn Ser Gegiernns eingeiebten Gnsn-
babnbeamtem. Die &egiermng bat ncr-
ldlieSene Sieier Sriefe ucrDffentlid)t,
mntiirlidl ubne Namen Der Sdreiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-04
tt)ic Scr Krica ftab
olnterifa fatit.
05esru GimIcnpnng pOn 2 Gents
iir lprtp pcrIf)ifen mir bieies VmdI
au iracns cine Ibreiie.
Sir Grpeoition.
Sein Serf

Gin Soabitue iicbt iitb oos nene Sol.
let Die miloe SslIngfran" an, III Dem
cine illnae 9aleteliie 5unl erlten Wtol
AMI oen Srettern berumlfottert.
.0erraott, lit oas Ufooel bitbldp
geballt, iogt er 5n cinem 5errn, Der
ne6en i1m iitt. 0ieier maht cine ti1.
ie Ger6eugllng
.9lbM - irogt DER Sobitue :
Sic limo pobl Der Soter Der Siin-
,erin?@
oRein
Ser @rlioer2"
..geiu.
So, ner lino sic oenn2"
Sd bin Der @attenfabrifont.
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I'm @ennnfen.

tSaben Sic lid crit in ipateren
Sabren bos Sfaltd)en abseipobnt2~
8 Rein. ib bin nls gtihtralld)er sur
@elt gefonlnen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-04
ltnteridieo.

ltnteridieb.
3lpci 9iebenoe leben - Elm Shalt'
ipiel filr 8otter
0oh 5fpei 8erliebte = Elm Sergnii.
gen fir Spotter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
COLISEUM

Theda Rara as The Blood Red
Rose comes to the Coliseum Sunday
for four days Miss Rara portrays a
Russian heroine. Llsza Tapenka,
made OF the same stuff which has
formed the Legion Of Death"
I4isza allies herself with a hand OF
revoiutionists who are seeking the
freedom of the empire. She IL sue
c~ssful In assassinating several Per
sons whose acts of oppression have
made tho lot OF the people more
miserable.
Finally her band demand the
death OF her own husband. the prime
minister.
In tho tense moments that follow.
. building housing the premier Is
blown up.
n Charles clary plays the role OF the
LIBERTY
Elsie Ferguson's new picture.
'Rose of the World" coming to the
Liberty Sunday. has an atmosphere
OF suspense and romance. The hero
Inc Is Rosamond English. too young
to appreciate the true love OF Cap
tain English. an officer OF the Brit.
tsh army In India He Is reported
slain in a revolution OF the natives
and Rosanond Is married again to
Sir Arthur Gerardine. lieutenant
governor.
The Homecoming OF her first hus.
- t. 81. -
Rotary. the unfanwiing OF the marital
problem and weird scenes make q
play worth while.
CLEMMER
A genuine oidfashioned county
fAir and an old-time political rally
a2fwo OF many interesting features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
SNEAK THIEF BUSY

A gold.-nounted lorgnette, a gold
watch and a pair of opera glasses
were stolen from the home of @. NJ.
burlington. 525 18th ave. N. Friday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
WE'RE FACING FINAL
TACKLE, WILSON TELLS
FARMER DELEGATION

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-America
today is facing "the final tackle" be.
tween the things she has always
been opposed TO and the things she
stands for" This is what President
Wilson told n delegation OF farmers
yesterday afternoon,
The farmer delegation was seeking
exemption from the draft for farm.
crs and organization of n board of
nine farmers to represent the agri-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

In = saw mill. ie Ia rescued In the
nick OF tim. BY his wife.
Viola Dana and Auustus Phillips
will appear In the title roles.
MISSION
Danger and tho desert cast spell
Of romance over Viola pana's sweet
eat picture. '"rh. Winding Trail. at
tho Mission Sunday In this story
OF Western mining days Miss Dana
a building housing the premier is
II first seen aa Audrey Ora
ham. and broadway dabscuse
Of tremendous triumphs. and
later as typical Western dance
hail girL Audrey Graham goes
West to find the man who has
caused her sisters death. Under un.
usual circumstances she meets Zach.
AIRY Wanda. leader OF a band of out
laws. who helps her accomplish her
mission.
Clifford Bruce In the leading man.
STRAND
'Parentage." great film play deal.
ing with family life. begins n two
weeks run today at the Strand. IL
il one OF the most unique photo
play productions on the screen OF
the present
There Is no sensation. no melo.
drama. no vampire In this story.
which strikes home In "A forcsful
message the plain truths Of life.
II deals with the effects OF parents
lives upon the future welfare of
photoplay public big thought
worthy OF serious. sincere consider.
alton.
Anna Lehr. Hobart Henley and
Barbara castleton are featured.
COLONIAL
The filmized production Of Robert
Hichens' great play. The Garden
81 Allah" opens the new show at
the Colonial Sunday.
Helen Ware stars in tho role OF
"Domini Enfilden.' and IL sup
ported by cast of famous players.
The cost OF her wardrobe for this
play is estimated at S25 900 IL VIII
display some magnificent costumes.
The love scenes. the weird storm
on the Sahara desert and host Of
other features minglc In the film
version Of this delightful story.
CLASS a
Anita Stewart will be seen in ~
Million Bid" the new photoplay at
AS the heroine. she IL married 20
a man she does not love thru the
schemlng of her mother for wealth.
There In an unhappy honeymoon
aboard n yacht. As jest In an
auction game she offers her heart
10 the highest bidder. and her hus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
DAY DOESN'T KNOW
JUST WHAT HE'LL DO

John Mills Day. Seattle attorney,
who attempted To have the traction
company punished for not enforcing
the order OF court prohibiting smok.
ing on the street ears, said Saturday
he had not decided what his next
move In the matter will be.
Judge Smith held. at n hearing Fri
day, that the company was not gull
~ of violating the order II smoking
is allowed on cars filled With ~''''
yard workers. and in which practi-
cally nll of the passengers were men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
MISS RAUSCH BETTER

Miss Mary Rausch. OF the cxten'
sion division OF the University of
Washington. who is seriously III Mt
the Seattle General hospital. was re-
ported Saturday az being slightly I'm
proved. No decision has been reach
ed as to whether an operation will be
necessary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
Husband Causes Arrest
of Wife and ParamOur

THE DALLES. Ore, Feb. g.
Pending arrival OF Utah authorities,
Thomas Dean and Mrs. George
Greener are being held today upon
complaint OF the woman's husband,
who alleges that his wife left with
their young son. and Dean deserted
his wife and two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

A genuine old fashioned county
fAir and an old-time political rally
1fwo Of many interesting features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

In Blue Jeans" the photoplay offer.
ing which started today at tho
Ciemmer.
The play In q finn version Of a
famous old meioarama. and thrills
galore are promised There 10 a
love affair. of course. and political
entAngic-nents and all that sort OF
thing.
The climax comes when Perry
Rascorn In pinned to n los cutter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
DISPOSES OF ESTATE

An $4,000 estate is disposed of by
the win of Mrs Louise w. Holmes,
admitted to probate Friday. Mrs.
Holmes was the widow of Joseph
Holmes, president of the Latona
Lumber Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

cultural world In the government.
1T is the final contest" the presi-
dent said "and to lose 1t would set
the world back, not hundred--per-
haps several--years in the develop
ment OF human rights"
The president promised the farm
ers that their memorial would re-
ceive his careful consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
ENEMY PATROLS ACTIVE
IN LENS SECTOR

LONDON, Feb. 9.--"Enemy pa.
trolls were somewhat more active In
the sector north of Lens last night"
Field Marshal Haig reported today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

in = saw mill rfe In rescued In the
nick OF tim. by his wife.
Viola Dana and Auustus Phillips
will appear In the It'll. folca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

band wins with million. A tho
Jest changes 20 reality. 80 does tho
butterfly attitude OF the wife
Harry T, Morey il featured with
Miss Stewart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

The home Of {. y. King. t5i5 W.
dry squad officers. and a liquor still.
together with sir bottles OF wine and
a bottle Of whisky. seized.
The office buildings Of Seattle viii
be canyassed today by the First Girl
Cadets Of Washington. In uniform.
who will sell tickets for the benefit
dance TO be given for the Soldiers
and Sailors club. "Wednesday even.
ing. February 10. at Q o'clock. in
Nine. Lepper's haIl. at Fourth ave.
and Pine -.
About 20 friends Of Mai. W. j.
Muirhead. who recently received an
army commission and who leaves
soon for France. rendered him a
farewell banquet at the Butler ho-
tel last evening.
The Auxiliary 10 Company ID. 18th
Engineers railway. will give n
grand hall in the shrine auditorium
OF the Masonic temple. Harvard ave.
and East Pine at. next Friday even.
ing. for the benefit of the boys OF
Company D.
PORT TOWNSEND - The six
masted barkentine r. X. Sterling.
bound for sydney. with lumber load.
ed at Seattle. Is anchored at Clallam
awaiting the cessation of a 6Imile
gale at Cape fflattcry from the
South.
This special musical attraction Mt
the Sunday afternoon meeting OF the
y NJ G. A. Sunday club In the or
ganization's building. Fourth and
Madison. viii be Daniel +. Cam. the
Seattle boy violinist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
ropav-s PROGRAMS

COiIsEuN -rssiine Fre1srtek In
Madame Jeaisssy."
IIHERrN--seesue pehas h -Ssbss
~ the Asssog Heart"
CI.EMNEH--tie ls Dana N ~troe
yeaas."
Esssnsied"
~THAND--AnaA lshs In "PnSeat-
age
COLONIAL - Robert Waxwteh IN
The Md tseer"
CLASS A--~DrsN rsa.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
Featuring 3 Lines:

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CAFE AU LAlT KID GLOVE
A perfect fitting glove of the
lightest weight French Kid Pair,
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SPECIAL: White French Kid
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
rnE DENIn SEEMS oUrCLAssED.

In ancient DAYS, with ardent zeal, ,
To vindieate the path
Of rectitude--for public veal
To propagate the faith,
Grim theologis,s invented "Sheol,"
A. fiery pit sublime,
Where sinners won sulphurous dole
Thruout the lapse Of time
But there's no need for such a place,
Portrayed as yet 10 GONE,
When men are blinded now by gas.
or CruClfied by bomb.
or murdered by fierce shra pnel's 8
teeth
And crimes too rank TO name,
Make helpless women shrek for
death
And all the worlds sflsme.
Yes Sheol does look superfluons
when he'll is here on earth;
When uahid hands, and ruinoua,
Trained To the art from birth,
Make warfare such fearful curse.
Sack ravREe and destroy.
When neither pity nor remorse
Ase in the Huns employ
Mpthmks the Old Crecd's obsolete
Grim theoloR surpassed
For while Huns upon his feet
The devil seems outclasseG
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both bows and rirls that the natural
instincts aud the natural bodies which
God endowed them with Is images
Of deity are evil and TO bo hidden for
depeuCF's Sakc and never spoken
about The result In after years Is
that each sex looks upon the other
sex In general from either the stand
point " lust or fear or shame ln
these and hundreds OF other ways
uNcrv one of us is daily sowing seed
that viii bear either good or cNil irul
IN the lives of others as well az enl.
phostac the difficulties in the way OF
our own soul
But the parable directly concerns
,tscJ with the kind OF Sg upon
which the seed ~ cast and the seed
rcfcrr,d 60 here Is the gospel Of Jesus
christ n is noticeable that Christ IN
his preaching very often used the
plruhlr iu preference 10 the direct
method Of teaching This was am in
Nuatou 20 arouse the interest OF his
ncorefs tie did not AIulrct deep
sl-srituh truths iefip the "mlud4 OF
those who had mo- concern about
them Ie Wts seeking 10 arouse
study arri inquiry among those who
really were concerned for their souls
Those who .howed amy UuNic,y Il"
Iyn' 81. he would promptly Instruct and
lufupN guide into the 'ruih We cam
not see into the hearts ut men ts uId
Jesus. and We Of,pu ilruw the seed
into soil that rot Nnly' refuses 10 nc-
cept a. but scornrullv rejects o. Eu'
| today u.s. ever Jesus has pro, ided a
wov f"r the 1ucere inqulr'~ otter
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Dor To make that truth the ruling mo-
NV" of our lives And one of the
idnkest and most stubborn weeds is
uncleanllnese Of mind Next TO arrant
Seltishness there are more people
fighting desperately against impurity
or thot cJnicism. suspicion and indul-
Ecnce OF evil tmaElulugs The soil
may he ever va fertile but the garden
must be Weeded, not once or twice.
hut persistentlN We can easier over
come Indifference or autagonism. or
the distractions OF wurldliness than
We can 10 curb our own eyu ihotS
They come w TO torment us when We
would be pure, they intrude their ugly
presence IN the most augraNating In
stances. they deftle our thois when
We would contemplate the pure and
the sacred The great fight Of man
is to ha rpure iu heart" For the
spirit that IS one with Christ is the
spirit Of love. and Taul tells us that
this spirit is net prone 10 think evil
or i<aAie unworthy moNyes
N0%n who Is unwilling to tr- 81
hts fellows. no man Who vail not give
his fellows credit for worthy motives,
no man who secs nothing but hidden
uastiness in every evidence Of purity
no man who cannot contemplate the
greatest beauty ad innocence without
making it subject Of vile thots. has
lived mp 60 the idea of good soil Tor
the word OF God lie needs 10 get
the weeds out OF his garden so that
the good seed can flourish and bring
forth bounuful harvest TAKE
heed, therefore. hoW ye hear and,