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The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-26
s,.rwHERE ON U. s.s. GEORGIA
April 16, 1918.

April 16, 1918. 'pesl n.... last I wrote to you, have
 0'',s soving like a checker game. Tsn S'sa. l'I I left quarantine 26th of Feb; :. ills. .a to Second Reg, the one left 1n''s' wont to P. G.; did not stay '.,.s sn,a very long, for about the l2th of as,sA 'hs,s we we hod to move to make room ,'s as big bunch of recruit avlators' Went w to the Fifth Reg, then on the 's.d r. we went to the Rife Range at ,'. ,al' pleasant and while there one I '.,t was in the Mt. Pleasant Com .,snitv ns Club and while looking over .s. ... rogister I saw Fred Horne's name, ... Aid not know whether he had ' '...av left or not, so the next day ..w his name on the bulletin board ,a tried to find him, but he was busy .o lot it go, but next day we were
 .ho firing line and I just happened :. ..t fellow who was directing the shooting if he knew Fred Horne, and he said, q ought to-" for it was him. We had a long chat about Prescott 
 and long time ago. He had been in i, month or two longer than l had. He k coach at the Rifle Range, Mt. Pleasant s. C.
 We'll, to continue my story, we were only over there one week and one day; left on the 3lst. We went hack to the 9th Reg. and left there on the second for Hampton Roads, Va Was there two days, then came on this ship the 5th, but since l came on we have experienced a few rough days out on the deep, but l have not been feeding the fish yet, like few of the boys did. Just received let ter from mamma, the first from home since l left Charleston. l got your letter in with hers on the 31st, just before leaving Mt. Pleasant, but have not had time to write since then, as mail does not leave the ship only when we are in port, but now I hope you will forgive me for not writing sooner. You said you wanted to send me something. But you know l was not used to getting things that way before came to the navy, and it is lltle hard to get used to telling peo- pie what want; before if I wanted It would buy it, if I could afford it, put now if l expect to get anything It will have to be that way, I guess. but am not going to tell you what want; l am just going to tell you what could use to good advantage on this ship. You will see that this pen IS not very good. We'll, if I could get fountain pen it would be
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-26

Buying Liberty Bond is mighty safe way to be one of the men behind the guns
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-26

.. second class mail mat s,,slsa s,,s''snser ss 4th, 1905, at the post ter No'sn.. n.s.ott. Ark, under the act '',r.arrsss, ''f, a. March B. iS7S'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-07
ytrlangt. ~aranftnmdrttrinata

Der @eneralar5t Der Mrmee Der
Ser. Staaten, Or. 6. @oreas. for.
bert uns m1f, einen gnTrrf an iunge
Naohen su e%rlaiien, Ole iid in Sen
Wilitdr. uno Marine : SospitaIern
Der G~ranfenpflege 5u miomen miin-
iden, iid bonn 20. Suli an in Ser
nddlten, pom 5rauen-&omite be5
o@ounciI Of National 9efenie" etob-
lierten Hefrutierungs-S Citation 5it
meloen. Ser 9rieg erbeiidt cine ME
geobnte Mnsabl gepriifter @1rterin.
men; bod foltnen MIR 9~ieienigen, Die
einen pollen &urIns ourhgemadt
baben, gum iiberieeli6en 9ienit ber-
ange5ogen peroen. IS peroen 25..
900 iunge Jranen inn glter bon 19
bis 35 Sabren oerIangt; iie miiiicn
intelligent. perantmortlid, pom better
@ehnobeit fem iinb cine cute SduI.
biloung genoiien bnben - nod bei.
fer lit cine @oilege-ausbiloung. Gle
Stuoentin erbaIt Soft, 2ogis mo
llnterridt irei, in manden 6GAen
aud cine entidaoigune fir Bidder
uno Uniform. Radoem Tie ibre
Briifung beitanoen, rangiert oas Sc.
bait BON 500 Biz $500 per Monat.
Ser @enera[ar5t Or. 6. @orgas,
8aibinaton, 9. g., erteilt altf Pin.
3raQe ndbere Musfuuft.
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@ie crit lett hefnnnt

@te crit lett befarult miro
orangen @inbre6er in Ser Rod)t hor
Sreitog ouf Smnstog letter ISOLDE
i'll ben alamo urb itablert $50 in 500.
rem @elbe mo iicben iilbernc Son
penir.0offel.
Gin ~29iabriger D1onil ser CT
iten @agen fir Elm See Cream We-
ibdft fltbr, miirbe ultter SET 9eidjul-
0iglll1g, $4. 40 oes BON linn einfGl.
ierfen Belbes nnteri6lagel 3lt fla.
ben, perbaftet.
lin cine llnterbrednng I'M Gm-
pfan9 Der n6reie Grefe" nidlt eintre-
ten sa Ia6en, lit es n6tis, baf bic Sc
Ter ibr Mpnne,nent bis ii6er Sen |.
Sftober binans %perlamgern,
Gin dngebidJ aus Spmn ltanl-
member 1Sidbrioer Snrihc. ser lid)
lett 0onterstag mlf eiilem bieiigcl
~Srieobofe bernmgetrie6en llllb aud]
Sort geiblufen batte, muroe non Ser
Rolisei eirtgeitedt.
9te @ermalt1tng Ser StraBen-
bnbnen teilt NIT, OaB iid oas auT
&erunlaIInne Der &oblen Nominl,
itration %ongeorbnete ncue Sip
5top" Sdbr-SpitemL nah Dem Sic
8ars MIR in ieoem 8meiten glof an
5alten, otf Den 9inien, auf peldell
es bisber e%ingefiibrt lpuroe, gut te.
ipabrt bot. BON nahltcn Montaa
miro oas Snitem alif folgenoe aillicn
mls9eoebnt ueroen. Noro Shores
Noan StraBe. Beacon @iG--0enDer
0eigbts unb 5igbIafto Earf @gllrnet
StroBe. :.
Sic sitten=Y oli5ei perbaftetc
am 5reitag ofeno 5ebn Neriouen:
bier Neger-5rouen5immcr, orei Nc
rifanerinnen, 5ipei Solooteli llnb Ell
nen 3ioiliitel.
llngefabr 60 Mnitreid5cr mo
Iapesierer, Mitglieber Der Yuinter5
Union go. 172, inns on ben Streif
geeallgen, neil ibre Nrheitgebcr i!G
peigerten, einen 9obn bon $6 fir
Den a6~titInnigen Gag 81 he5ablen.
Sic Streifer erbielten bisbcr S. mo
5ebalpten oauIit nid)t mlsfpmalen si
sonnen.
= Saben Gil SIR M6omnemeat
anf bic pJreie ErefIe fir seras" err
itcuert nn6 besadlt?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-07
L.okdIes.
9esiitrierungs=@ ersromnnseu.

3ie eroBe Aegiltrierltitg aller 5sui.
aden Is uno 10 Sabren ltebenoel
Monner besnnnt nadlten Donnerstaa
ben 10. 5eptellbee fruD mn I ltbl
unb haliert big abellos 8 llhr. 6ii,
franfe uno a~bipefeiloe 2euie iino fol-
geltoe Beitinunltngen g~etroffen:
Granfe Gerfppeli, Delne nid)t fdl|tq
iinb, ant Heetiffiefuitgstoge perIotl
fib Dor Den anmmiiiiorlen al er5dei-
men, fotne1t all ooer Dor oert -
September ihriftIid} restitrieren.
Manner, melbe aln Hegilirierullqs.
toge fib nidt in ibrena @obnbe8irfe
befinoen, fol1neli at ooer Tor oieierl
Gage bel irgeno einen 8oaro reai=
irrieren. Sbre &orte miro oanlt Dull
Dem allsipartigell ibrent 5~ltitdnbiaen
gomo ~iiberianot peroe1t, mub aber
bel oieiem ~unbeoingt Dor benz y.
September eintreffen. 2eute, neld}e
feinen per1nanenten @obniib 1aben,
s%niiiien in Dem Bre5lnfte reeiitrierc'S
IN bern iie lib am IL. September &C.
raoe mlfbalten ltnb Eerioneil, sic iidJ
uuf hoter Gee ooer u~uBerbalb 6es
Gerritorilms Der Ser. Stodten BE-
iinhen, miiiien ibre &egiitriernl1g ipd,
teifens i1nerbalb flint Sagen nnd) To-
rer @iiffcbr bepirfeit. Iegiinie-
rnngspfliftige, lpeld)e oieien &c.
irimmungen nidt nabforuilen, mer.
ben ais Driifeberger angeieben ullo
nod ocm einidloaisen @eieteu BE.
itraft peroef.
0ie folgeiiDen Srdgeu merben ben
Iegiltrantel ~porgelegt mcroen ulo
aieielbut ioatelr lih porbereiteu, Die
ielbeu fur5 niib idneG beaitiportcn
81 fannen:
goaer Nanle, 8obmlngsA orelle,
permanente Ioreiie, Uchurtsort
f5taot, Staat ullo 9tatipnl; 0ams
pes Nrbeiteebers, Mrbeitsplas nit ae-
nnler Ipreiie, gfnnne oes n1dliten
S~ertuanotel nebit angabe bon oellen
@obnort nno Static. Ser aeglitratrr
miro fur5 Die 8etalt oes &esiitranten
beidreiben, OBJ groB, mittel, fIeia
lflanf, mittel noer Did: Sarbe Der
Anaen u1lo oes 5oares, Of irgano=
iuelde aorperoefefte, ME febIclloe
8lieomaBen pOer anoere ins Nlnge
tollenoe @ebrehen nabrnebmbor limo
nito oieie geid)reibiilig nrub pom &c
aiftranten iluter5eibnet merhen.
"a li6 piel Merifaner, meld)e Scs
gnaliihcu nift madtig iinO, i'll ber
Staot itnO oeren llnlgebuns porfnl=
Den, fperoen III ieOem Yre5iufte Col
maid1er angeiteat meroen.
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: 3.

Gle lang nnbalteitoe Srodengeir
lit enolid IN einem groben 9eile ocs
Staates onr6 ailsgiehigc Nieoer,
iblage ul1terbrodJen norOen. Cute
Hegeri fperben ans ~folaenoen @egeai-
Den gemleloet. Com @reeil, Hunncls,
Gofe, Srion, Slttpn, Grudett, Sal
@erbe, Golan, Meiloro, .Diaion ,,uD
&imble Counties, eagle BaB, 2are,
Do, Sonoo, @arriSo Springs, ;yaI,
fnrrios, Soltroalttot, Sbrce Hiuer5,
ssunction, Yeario1, Corpus G6riit!,
WiilooolL 9renbaln, gfgin, Sort
Morth uno anbern Srten.
Der ~35=ldhrige ssobn Sratuif
iolroe IN @ilmer, nidt melt DON 9ol,
las, BON einem Eaiiogier5nge Der
Solution & 8eras Central 9ahn am
,Sreitag firth i~iberfahren me altaer.
bliflid getotef.
8eniions &oimniiidr s. 6.
ssones teilt NIT, oaB Die Tcniinuen
aer fonfooerierten 9~;etcronen fir Die
nld1'ten 5pei Gnnrtale poii 500 allr
800 erIlobt iinb.
Die fiir Sic atofIeioenoen IN Cen
neltteraniiden 9iirrez 9iltriften ein-
acgangcnen llnteritiitutgcn hoeell
eft Die Summe- Don S50,S77.2I er=
reicbt.
Sn Millplp Gifp, @tllesuie
Gonntp, meroen MIR bon % bis 30
9allen 9auiumoae 5ltr Sin qebracbt
.perocn. Sn friiberen eutea Sssa1ren
.parcn es pon 100 bis oUO. Dies Ser
haltnis gift fait fur ale 5eilc ocs
NniiiItD.
Staatsid)asmeiiter Gomaros
teiIt IN ieinem Sabrcsberidt nit, oa[,
i'd am 81. 9uguif, Dem Gnbe oes
tcranild)en Sisfaliabres, S6,SI7,0T4
IN 6aar mo S23,0Ss,247 in 9onos
iii S6asomte hefanoen, Die auSaa.
ben iDohrenb oeS lebten ,Sobres BE-.
iiefeil iid auf s., i36,9t0 in baar
nno $500 IN 9otos. Gin Gefi5it
lit nael Der aniiht oes SGabnlcfters
i'm i~nutenoen Sabre niht 5l bcfiird).
ZEN.
8ie aus Sun 9lngelo aeineIbci
miro, heabiidtigt Die Hesierlula nit
fltrse Sommeripple aus gcns &elt.
5eras 81 einem porher firierten Yrci
. f
le ailf5ufaufen. Sic SdoiSidter no.
rem bisber nnentidlolienL Oh lie ELM
Serbitidpur inter ben geeerhportiger
Serbaltniiien poraebmen ioaten, fper
Den aber iest, nadoem Tie oiele Ser
iiheruns Der 6egierung erbaIten bo
ben, fofort oanlit beginner.
Die sSreie Ereie" bietet Den
eeier nod einmaI 10 oiel 8eiriebi
snns nnb ltnterbaltnng, penm e
iueik, bak er lie be5ablt fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-07

5oroerungen Der Serren Soble ero-
ger benn lie, hires Sn,les Sonnen-
id]ein, bie Menne, in Der Srembei @ns
Itatt oes @odseitfetes, oes traulid,e,l
@erfebrs nit elmer aladfid perbeira-
ten iungen Sohter barlihe @rie,
fe, inlmeriDabrerroe p~erSe1renbe Mnglt
uno Sebnind)t!
Sic fab ibren Mnnm an, Der nebeil
ibr idlnmmerte. Gr i1ien ibr lcbr ge-
altert ieit Ben lesten Woden, mo
trotoem bieB es fir ibr. ooppclt ar,
5eiten, Die Yraris ailshefpe1l, ingsinb
nno @ctter iiher Salld fobrelt ois
Rod)te pom Dem marnnen Bette alts 81.
reft in Die eiiige &1lte mo Sturin
hinalls, feline @eiunobeit preisgchenb.
go mar 0elln ploblid al leue lounge
eebaglid)feit gcbliebeil, Die ibr be.
ideioenes 9eim 10 idon genlad,t tot-
te2 5~ortge5ogen nit Scr Nennc,
III oas unbefamte neite SebelL oas
Syran Sat MIR pom &oremiagen FAINT.
te, oas lie grauien madjte, meiln aud
MIR Die Sdlfte mabr Don oem mar,
.pos man ibr onpon er5aDft bate.
Sn ibrem Ser5eleio ofiiftc lie oas
t%rdmennaiie 8eiidt IN Die &ilien mo
eritiftc Elm Sdlnd5elL oomit ibr
Meann nidt erauod]c, ulto Elm beiBes
itummes @ebet itieg efllppr fir ibre
iiiBe, trosige, ad), 70 ferie 9lenne.
(eCnrfSptutur foIo+N
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Narm.Yru6nfte.

San Intpnip. Z. Septcmber. 1918.
Ertme Gruoe Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.31.
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MIIerIei.

aSSnfolge Der arlgefiin6iqtcn BE
giitrieuIng Bat uieoer cine MaTiens
afiifDanoerltlg Der Merifaner, ourd)
meIhe Die 2oilomirtidaft un6 S,Sltou.
ifrie ernitlidl bebroht meroen, nidt
inIr aus ~uitierer Stnot, iolloeru ans
Dem ent5cil Staate begonncn. Cir
ifdbtiid]en loipie Die COMMUNICATION
treffen eeeigliete MaBregeln, nm Die,
fem panIfnrtigcn MnsreiBen Der NC
rifaner uorsmbelgen. Sir heufe
Nbctlo s llhr lit eimc Itaiienner-
iamnIluHs nad) Der Marftbuae einte-
rafen norbelL in melher mebrere
Gpred)er Die Merifoupr iiber ibre
Hedte nin BTlidten auffldrcn fuer-
ben.
Der 5lieserleltltant Comet 8,
Smitb crreidJfe bel einenl an sSrei.
tag pom aeHy ,SieIo alis unternori.
nenen altfitieg Die ellorme @obe bon
1906 Sub nnD bot oalnit ale Biz
bergen Neforos iibertroffen.
Mm 6reitnge iino I'M Gatnp
5rupis $500 nelle 3efruten einge-
truHen.
0roBartige Grlpeiteruugen NM
9erbeiieruugen ioaen in Dem 9auft.
AoIpitol nllf Sort Sam @pniton por.
aerommen meroen. Gie Soften ill
Die geplniten Inbnile limo onf $685.,
100 pcranihlagt.
Der bisberige aiiiiticrenoe 8urt
: oesanpalt @ngb n. Robertien lit ,ilit
8nnoesanmnlt fir ben @eit-Scra;
@unoesoiItrift erlarmt Hopertiou ia.
5as Stint id)on lett 5mci ssnbreu pdD
reno Der aranfbcit uno nafJ Dem 80
DC ieInes &orgdngers, oes 9unoes
Anlpalts s. 8. Camp, perlpaltet.
@ergeHen Sic midt, SIR Nbon
uemeut ~ ernenern, iuenn Sbnen bi
r5reie Trefe fir Seras" nadj ben
4. Sftober snaeidJidt fueroen ipn.
Die Yoli5ei perbnftete am 5rci
lag eiiIen Neger, Der aus elmer sSrad)t
Gm .Srp @ooos" i'm @erte pom ca
$1,000 geItoblen bate. Ger arrei
sD1lroe atpei Stinoen nadJ Geriibur,
scs Giebft1bIs gen1adDt. Mud ZEN
5rIfersbelfer iu1o 9eb[er, Elm bieIiae
3moler, an ben er feline geittc fiji
s75 perfuift bate, luur0e feitgerpm
sncH.
sSn Der ON 5reitag abgebalte
sieH Sebrcrfonfereli5 mitroe bejdIclIef
Sen Sebrplun in idmmtliben Cant
a5dnlen BON 8erar County 81 Ia
Dern.
Ger &ert Deg @runoeigentlml
III n~nicrer Stoot lit gege1 oas Sol
sohr Inn bier Iiaionen geiticgcn rcp
eiudeihdsst. TasieI6c mar i'm ssa6l
19i7 nit $tf0,972,t79 eingedGt
ziTio miro iih nieies Sssabr auf unai
siibr $i1t,000,0 600 bclanfan.
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SantansIdlaa. Serr aoom @eis

DanfalStd)lag. Serr A0um VeiB
bon &oiebuo, @ont., idreibt: n@db-
reno adtsebn Sabren lit id an @e-
idiuiireft uno SalitausidIne. Sor.
mis- Mpenfrarter bat mid bolitan-
Dig bon meinem 2eioen befreit." 9ie
@or5iige bieIcs alien &rdiiterbeilmit.
tells. als ein @lutreinigitnss- mo,
glttuerbeiIeruugsmittel, fino pca
Smuienoen lobeno arerfannt iporosit.
IS lit feline @potbefermeoi3im, ioA.
bern miro oen 2euten brett geliefert.
8egen naberer @usfunft tperoe ntuit
'id on Or. Setter Sabrnep & Cons
Co. 250t 8aTbinston gluo., gbicas
go. Sa. (Mn5.)
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8erfitattc uber Sdliitensrabea?

Die &eeieruns e~ebraudf)t gl.d IN
ben 8erfitdtten. @ehanifer uer6en
iiberan nerlangt. Spbe Soldrp.
Stellungen earantiert. Gdreib.
international Auto School, 707-
III Soutb Stores Ctr, San @nto.
MO, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-07

Ginmol miro ieoer Melrldy
gliidlidl. 6reilidl, uiele Iterben oar.
ilber meg uno oiele leben ooriiber
iucg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-07

@utlpHelh, ouItIplIld. PAID uho
$4.25.
Slbtartofieln Gam, $3.50 IL. $500.
3piebeln, geyas Germubas. $3.50 mlS
$1.75; grbftal @are $1.75.
8omateu, ter. $3.50 nm $500.
Bohnen, COLORADO, Ytnto. pei Sfo
$1,000; California gapoiis, per cfpt.
sos Binfs. $3.50; Gina. $14.50;
9nnn. $500; 9ladenes. S11.00.
Sri6e Strine @edns, $3.50.
Aohi. $3.50 per 100 Yfuuo.
@riiner Tfeffer. 1925 uh0 $3.50 per
8nidet.
Gnhiesdeu, coo per 9bo. 9ilnoeI.
Reerreffrns@ urseiu. Ger RIB. 1914
Gtrten. $2.0o her 8uIde1.
grbier, per fleiner Crate. $500.
@eeten. $500 per 100 Yfltuo.
RnpfiaIat. $500 mno 1928 per Crate.
1eteriiiie, Ace per Gusenos 8iinbeI.
Rfiriihe, $f.65 imo St.75 per Crate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-07

6eIbe Buraeln. $500 per 100 gfb.
@ierpf[rn5en, $3.50 Der Nltfhe[.
Hiiben. $500 per 100 EfunD.
SqlnM, $3.50 per Bu5fef.
gante[olpes, $f.25.
Gpinnt, S1.75 per Camper.
Crime grbien. $500 per 6an,pef.
Gellerie. COLORADO. Soc per Crate.
Rarft.
Smt Antonio, 7. September. t9tS.-
Rube, $500 bis $7.75.
adlber, $3.50 biz $1,000.
8uuem, $7.75 bis $3.50
Shien, $1t.00 bis $500.
ct. 2pnis, Z. Geptember, 19tS
Rinoeieb, gerassTier, $40 bis$IS.0 90.
Sd1ipeine $14.75 bis S20.05.
Telle.
seolf nno Tu1s -. -. 80 gts.
Hneoras 9ie9en. per Efb. =. 10 cts.
anapra@ 3ieaen. beihdSiat -. 5 eta
Sdnte.
@efnl3ene 5dlte .......1 5c per BIB.
9dute .......... 12c per $50.
Srndene 5d1te ........ .20c Der $50.
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goHom.

SaR Antonio, beilte 3212 Geuts.
@afoelton geitern 34.25 Gents.
gottuniamen-E ssonfte.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-11
Good EeWs for
Fat Folks!
If You Want to Reduce Ten
to Sixty Pounds Easily and
Quickly, Read This

Most fat people would like to enjoy
hcathiul, normal weight After un.
pleasant experiences with starvation
dieting. drastic drupprng and tresome
exercising, most Gi those burdcncd with
surplus weight give up hope OF ever
finding relief
Al last home treatment has been
evolved which IS SO SIMPLE that some
NAV douh, IT'S efficacy for that reason
alone Rut orr pass Judgment until
YOU kn.w more
A very easy requirement Of this
unique system Of fat reduction is that
ou take ten deep brca'hS each morn.
ing and evening in the open air or
handing BY an open window Take
one oil Of korein caN'ulc after each
meal and htior, retiring at night; also
follow the othsr simple directions that
core with the capsules
This treatment often shows a notice.
able reduction in a very few days l''
consistent use should greatly improve
he general health, overcome sluggish
ness and reduce your weight to NOT.
nal Rcauuiy figure, adj to vitality
and efficiency; become genuinely happy
| The on Of korc,n capsules may he OBJ.
AIMED AZ the drug store Il ,s ccrN,n',
a harpy feeling to have a 1.-THE, natural
! 'uurre A1N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-11
MOST ILLS ARE
TRACED TO0NE
COMMON CAUSE
Remarkable Demonstration Of
This Theory Found in Dal-
las Woman's Case.

Science has discovered that most OF
The many ills that alriCt humanity are
lraCcablc to a di'ordcred condition OF
the stomach and inlc,,ncS. Keep these
organs healthy and active and YOU will
remain strong, sturdy and well, as ma
utc intended You should be
Then II YOU arc victim Of stomach
trouble or any of the numerous dis
agreeable symptom, resulting from 1t.
the experience OF other, in your own
city OF community who have testified
to the benefit, they have obtained from
the use OF Ianh,, should appeal very
,orcihN To you
Amunnlhc many strong endorsements,
recently So,cd j, the following from
Mrs Io.-N nr thurman a highly ~
teemed elderly lady residing at 242l
tern, stree, Dallas, Texas. who saw,
u am feeling much better in every
way than ] have IN Years and its all
because Ul what ldnac has done for
me. Before began taking il, /
couldn't cat anything but what my
stomach would mn mp with gas and
cause me an kinds of misery. Nv ap.
petite was SO poor / seldom wanted
ANYTHING 20 ca, and had severe head
aches and pains IN the hack OF m,
neck ! was Dnn,uIW.l and irregular
much OF the time ! also had rhcuma
u,m 500 bad lu my fee, and ankle, A,
time, ! could hardly get abou, Nv
| g..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-11
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid>oi dan
druit is to dissolve it, then you destroy
it entirely To do this, get about four
ounces di ordinary liquid aryon; apply
it at night when tcliring; use enough to
moistcn the scah and rub It III gently
with the finger tips.
DO this tonight and by morning most
il not all Of your dandruIf will be
gone, aud three OF four more applica-
tons will completely dissolve and en-
lircly destroy every single sign and
trace OF it, no matter how much dan
druii YOU may have
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop at
once and your hair will he fluffy lu,-
trous, glossy silky and soft and look
and feel hundred time, better
You can get liquid aryon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive and never fails
to do the work-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-11
Sea Gulls No Good
for Spotting Subs,
City Zoo Head Says

Sea-gulls as submarine 'spotlct,'
would be about as effective as would
the German navy against the allied
navy in an open sea fight in the opln-
ion OF Joe II. Patterson, superintendent
OF city parks MI Patterson was asked
II his opinion coincided with that OF an
Exmouth engineer, who according to
q London dispatch. was planning 70
train,sea gulls for that purpose
According to the dispatch the English
engineer plans to have periScopcS c'-
tablished in the minds OF the sea birds
rs places where food is obtalnablc, and
TO leave the rest to them
Mr.. Patterson says that the plan
would not work, as the sea gulls would
he just as hard to see as would the
periseope, and besides. the sea birds
Light on the water and floats.
ITO see sea gull IN the far die.
tance, even though it was not flying
would not indicate that there was a
submarine any where in the vicinity"
said Mr.. Patterson, and many shell,
would be wasted ii the gunnerS on the
patrol boats fired them at every sea
gull they saw which was not flying"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-11

oKaW1e
Why the Loneliness of the Country
TToublesl Madpe.
OyAde1e G1rYhNorr

I WAS shaking all over with nervous
fear when finally iouUd myself
alone after Dcky'S proposal to
change the wrist watch he had given
me for one with a luminous dial
The watch ! wore was not the one
ne had given me, but a watch with a
case specially designed and substituted
by Lillian, Tor the safe keeping of the
secret paper my father had sent to her
from South America. The conscious
ness that had deliberately caioled my
husband into believing my reluctance
to take of the watch was due to love
for his gift, contributed as much 10 my
nervous tremors as did my conviction
that the watch, despite Lillian, a,Ser-
tion, was not safe place ior the Sc
creting OF the paper
Diekys fondne0 for setting. winding
rp and otherwise tinkering with time.
pieces is almost an obSeSsion His
mother has told me uumberless stories
Of his exploits in taking apart the fam
lily clocks. and incidentally failing tC
put them together again, failures how
ever, that never discouraged him
knew it was only question Of day
before he would examine the watch
wore. IL il were for nothing more thar
to compare lis time with his own Ono
in his hands, | feared he would dis
cover its secret
What Madge Decided
As looked back 10 the night whcl
Lillian planned the substitution Of IN
watches, wondered why hadn't toll
her OF this propensity Of Dicky's.
indeed she did not already know OF /
But | knew the answer even as pr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-11
Bank Robbery Was
Only a Scheme to
Buy Thrift Stamps

What seemed daring case of rob-
berry was disclosed yesterday, when a
po,tman was found in Broadway by
police, carrying away a cash register
half filled with money. He said the
register was given to him to take to the
postoricc where it would be opened
and the contents divided.
W. A. Brooks, yicc-chlirman of the
thrift stamp committee, recently urged
all children with savings banks to bring
them TO the banks or poStofiiccS, cx-
change the money for thrift stamps and
in that way the penny shortage would
be somewhat relieved and the thrift
stamp sales would be boosted.
The cash register was ono Of those
savings bank, that cannot he opened
unless they arc completely filled, So the
holder decided to abandon the register