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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28

bic n6t6igen Wtittel bisfiir an bic
Sanb geseben iirtb.
Wir baben fel6itperitGnbli6 in bies
fem Sabre be Sofpttaiuuseaben ni9t
tedsn f6nnen nit uniersr Soipitalsins
nabme. troBbem aber tOnnten mir pon
hem SSubildumsfOnbs Gle 8onbs be-
So9len, bic eingsforbert ipurben. Die
ii6rige Summe bes s5onbs 9a6en mir
ge6rauht, um an Der Sppptbet auf
bem 8etbaHiend6eim nb5ts5s5ableu,
Qu6 tonnte bic Sfulo ionit nod res
ouairt tperben burh ben ueberI6rB
an 9aben fsitsns uHIerer 5rsunbs.
Wdbrenb bes sSyubres na6men mir
Elm eenauss snpentarium BON aaem
Giaenthum bes 9ersins alTf, nobel
mir bic Silfe BON erfabrenen iFuhs
mdnnern batten. Der Wertb unTeres
sansen @igentbums belGuft iih na3
bisfer 2lbf6dsuna Guf $162 249.
9amit f6liebe i6 meineH Sa9ress
beridt. 2aiIet uns 9ott bunfen, oab
sr uns 70 reihIi9 geIegnet bat, unb
ibH nm Ieinsn Segen bitten.
46tungspoG
u. O. 2obmann. Supt.
2lus bem 8eri9te bes @ 9 "a b
meiFers, Germ 6. S6Gfer, gebt
hsrpor, bdb ii5 am l. Sanuar 1917
S3,230.98 IN Der SaiIe befdnbsn.
@om 1Finan3IetrstGr sinssn tpGbreub
beg cSabres Elm $51. .547.92 unb on
2inien oIf 9epoIiten $41.43 - eine
Geiammteinnabme bon $54, ,820.33.
Die 9tusaaben bsliefsn ii6 auf $52,s
543.62, 70 bab am l. cSanuar 1913
S2.276.71 in aofTe Derblisben.
Dem 9eri6te bes gaus
tommittees SufOlgs paren $14s
585.23 eeborat iporben, uro an @az
ben paren 500, ,043 50 einnefaufsn -
eiHs 9efammkinnabme bon S37 7.629.=
08. Oie glusgdben beliefsn fih nuf
$36,978.26, fpbaB S650.82 in &aIfe
pfr5leiben. Dos neue 9ebduoe fam
obne Die GinrihhiNs altf $33, ,642,24
Al itsbsu.
sm 9aufs bes lebtsu Sabres trd=
rsr 1887 putieUten an ins1es
idmmt 1917 9ftegetaaen oerpfIe1t
nrrben. Die @u5aAt Der geburt;n i'm
!6oIpital betrua 131 uno bic btr 3os
otsfGlle as. gs tpurben $50 Sperntios
neH bollspaen. Ter 9slbpertb Der
mdbrenb bes Sabrss ausaeiibtsn
0ObltbGtiateii belduft ii4 auf $9,z
591.67. Die bur8ibnittliheu Rotten
tro patieut betrusen $3.50 per
Wote.
Dos @abltommittse aab betannt,
baB fir BEN 8erpaltunsss
rGtb fir Oas neue Sabr folssnoe
6sFren esipGbIt purbeH; Rep. 3.
9Obmann, Rsp. u. 6. 8iebe, 6. 5reb
Stbl, eugene S9dfsr uHo 8. Bel
mer.
Ser preiie, bem 5rauenperein, oer
Srgoniitin uRb Der Griten gtef. &trs
de Buf6e sinitimmis Der 0aut Der
@sriommlung potirt.
Wit Dem 9dans bes 8eries: pes
Iegne uns Der Serr" uub einem 9ez
BET nsbit @rtbeilung pes Sesens our9
Rep. 8. 6. 9rsmer. Bort. 2lelteIter
Der gersiHigten 8riiber, lam bic Geier
gum abfdlub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
Boa ber Snbae.

sm 6 2prtc 3 beater ipirb in
bteier Wohe cine Der erfolarsibiten
bon gbpore @Iart uub Silpip Sein
bearbeitete Muiti Gom0bie sesebsn
psrben. Das Siid in betiteIt siSurs
anb Srias", uno Ri6aro Gorle tritt
In benrfelbsn aIs 6aitptoarItsler auF.
.Surs onb 5rills" bietet in Ye5us anf
GHit unb Gcsnerie gubergeip6lns
IiGes. Gs banpeIt iih in beulie!ben
I'm bic 9efdibte zines Rpdes, Der
mebr @iasutbiiHer bat als Soiep9s
Rpd aarbtn bate. sSeber We@II i'm
Better perurIabt eigendrtige apmpti=
iatiousn. bic iich dber ale 5uIebt In
9ufriebenbsit eufl0Isn. Gbtpuro
@lnrt Bat BEN Stiide cine ar;abl
pridtInber Melosien einberIeibt, bdrs
unttr: rStart pf MP Seart", Does
poun tpnnt Wnln2" Il. q.
Die -Gporting @iooips' BON Der
Columbia Runbe tllmmeIn iidb Nib
rsno bieier Mpd,s auf een 9rsttern
oes SIpmpit z beaters. lie
9ruppe 1T sin aelunss1es &onsIome-
rat aepieeener gurIsstsntrdften, uao
ods Slid Iel6if - cine gdriatinn muz
iitaliiner ao1t5oitn - Idbt rridyts III
ipiininen iibrig. Die Ssensn iperz
ben nod isrisco, csopnH uno Re.p Yort
osrleat nno bilben eiueu guten Sc
itnunfhsil Der lInierboltHun. gtutiir>
lib iinb es S1rrp Cooper, Simmn unp
Trant Gcot, oi. ben 2Gtpendntbsil
eruEer 6eitsrteit i'm 9uihauerrauH
an ii1 reibsn. Dtrenq' glad peib iib
isbo9 sbsHfaIs e'sItuns gu iauffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28

Vfr &f. WlpnlIuH IudgltnpttelH piii
in feInsr ssIirlssn Gibung sin srobss
2lrbtitspsnIum eritbist. bsnn ba Die
ysrinmmluns Dor ID Sasen nt1t
itattiinbsn ionnts, baiten iia be 4rs
c,itsn sismlih sehduft. &c purotn
gcrssretuussn sstrofien fiir bic
ggaIbinston Gsbaristnesfeisr, bas
Datum fiir bas anniperiarium ipnrot
f.Itesissi, bic itdnbiesn elusiaiiiie
tpnrbsn angstiinbiei. Sablreide nsus
Dtitsliebsr aifgeuommsn unb ferner
fat ii9 bos Spssialiommittss reorgas
nii;yt.
Tk 9srfammluns fdn6 Die iibliH
IN Der ct. Waarisn Sdulbale itait
unb ,ipar unttr poriib bes prdiiesns
len Sersn gsstsr G1neiber. Jn Gbs
lptitnbsii Res Gsirstdrs Germ @so.
u. e4ranb iiibrte 6srr Sobn o.
Mspsr Jr. bas protolol. Waibinss
tons Geburistas Irirb am 22. Gebruar
in FER lblidrn srobnrtigsn Weiit IN
Der Muiiiballt tesaHssH iperosn. Gin
Dorsuslidss prssramm. an peldsm
bic Woifeuiinbsr in bcrpcrrassnoem
UlaBs miiipiri,n, pirb einitubirt. Der
e!rtritt fohet 25 unb 80 Gents uno
aossniibs 81. Gin iiiattses aommits
tee IN init benz Dsrtrieb Der 1idsts
tsirauf unb ss fonnte eciierH bereits
id5ns RsIultate aufineiisn.
Die 1idttabre4nuns fir rsierDirts
Sibe iiHbst SonntoS, IL. f}ebruar.
5ipiihtn Q unh 3 llbr Wahmittags
in Der Ct WaritHbaIls itati.
Gsrner bat Der Woritanb ben Tag
iiir bas Nnnipsrinrium isrseisbt. Dos
Den pirb am %. Juni BEL Der an,
itnlt abeeb1Iten. Die 8irsi9nft bss
EfnbmeiIssrs ipurbs auf 5000 ans
sefstE unb bic bes Geirsidrs ouf
$1,000. bon elmer Bombing 60. auF
aoiisn besgersins su EsIlen. Die @eIs
Der bes wtrsins iperben IN Der gcss
r,opplifor monf bepouirt urb bic
pDtrtbpopiere bsi Ser G.ntraI 7ru,t
So, oui6epobrt. Serr U,nc,nt BED.
r,onu perblribt ols gfednsbeii.ano.
aim so,ppbI pie BEN M,r,ten tpurb,u
iilr ibre trr,eu uub unsutotItIidrn
DienHfsi,tuuo,u btr Touf ausu,ipros
hsn.
in Der gilue Der Stp,ii.rn Sc.
finS.n iih ga stinSer. 12s anabsn
unS 180 Mdb&eu. Die ginnabmsn
I'm 6aaie fetrussn $2SS,94 unb bic
auspoben S232.47 unb bisis fdliebsn
be 500 Elm. rslGs benz pfrehs'
Sdabnsiftsr ilbsripisitu irurbsn.
Die MliiaIisbsr aoam eGrsiber,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
@eriatsfaaI. gtatbs

2fntDoit (isinen alienieu pertbeibi.
eers, Der siRrm Wlanns oas IrOni.
nelfea eiHeef4Iaseu); -. nnb baHH
bite id, bic 6GHhe oes ansetIusten
ansuieb'H unb 5u beriidiidtissn. haB
Der Wianu srbIid bslaltsi III - Fem
Batter pur &offrlrdger..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
siarb am eonuiaa. ben q. 5auuar 1918,
Filter bon 81 JdbreH
0}ep. 1phn W}. sseIbmann.

9as eei6eHbeeGHenis finbet ftnti an 9oH'
Heriing, ben 81, 5anilar, bon oer 81. 3er3 Seig
STRIDE, Camp geafbinaior ans. 3ootenoffiBiuH
nm o llbr 80 WinIren 8ornittaes. 9oHtifieal'
6ii1e .ipiro am Wiitttpo6, ben 80. Saniar I'M
3 llbr. 9safHittd0s, nadb Der firhe iiberfiibri
peroen; Die SeifetHns erfolet in q. SofepPs
DsauioleuuI. 2s,2930
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
25erein fit Diakouie
Seslns am eefrisen Gage itin 80. SaDresief

Die Js sps GrFn 0utds as. ards fa ggas supr
intenbn a o. ao5munn ib gDsn bss opais berites
Die gsritte abrigsH gsamsn patO O. g. prsB Der
Jsfprsbiger - Das ergebniB Der gorifanbspub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28

Summe BON $36,97s.26. an anbasr
Stels bringen mir ben 9sriHt bes
S6aBmsHters bss Bautpmmittses,
ipslaer 3eigt. bab mir 6as i60ne,
fsuerfsite 9eim fir $33,642.24 berges
iiellt baben. lIniere san5en S9ulben,
perurInAt bur6 Oisien gau uno bic
obsn ertpdbnten @srbsFerungen, be-
lieisn ii9 am 9age Der ginpei6ung
auf s14.5e5.23. gBis aus bsm S@abs
nleiiterss8eridt iibsr laufenbe 9lusaae
ben 81 erfe5en 1T. mar es uns m5gs
LID, ou4 bisfe S4u.o nod su reSus
3irsn, iheils bur6 9ebrau6 oes bors
banbenen Jubildumisnbs, tbeils burh
ben llsberidub in Der lnhTenoen &aiIe,
iDelGen mir ben Gaben unIsrer Freuns
be oanten. ilnIsre Sdmlben auf Sas
@ebiube belnuisn Iit nod auf
$7085.23. @ls bas 50Tpital Dor Sabz
rtn sebaut tpiirbs, i;6ernabmen mir
cine Sdulb on goHos fir $95, 900.
Bon bieIsr Gdalo ipurten bis iebt
$4,000 nbbeJablt. 6eibt uns apIo nod
cine Shuib an bieIsn Bombs Don
S26, 600. iiHfers 5otalidIufoen bslnuz
fen ii6 aIio auf $33, ,085.23. 8etrefis
Der S6uIDsntilgung uno notbnenbis
gen grtpeii<rulgsn i'm SpIpital ri6ts
id Sbrs 2lafmsrtiamteit auf ben auss
fiibrli6en 9erift oes Superintenbens
ten, pslfen mir ais gsb6roe gang
hIonbsrs IN bisism puuits sinitims
mig inboifiren.
llriere S4uIbsn pollen mir aber
rubig tpeiter trngen unb nit ben
notbpeubisen grpsitsrunsen unb0srs
beiferunsen NOD parNn, Bis Gptt
uHs Die 9biir hier5u 6finst.
adtungsnoI
). Dornette. f., prdiibsnt.
Der gerlsfung oes 5abresberittes
oel yerpaIiungsratbs toIgte &rjenise
Sss 5inansfeirs!dIs. 9srfslbs lautei
ME folst:
gsri9t bes 5inanss se>
ttstdrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
9obss.aHseiaen.
eiars ou eamftas, ben 20. sannar 1918
Mnna Wlede.


9eb. q mIuefer,
gaiiitpe bon Niniam wleie. I'm 4lter bon 50
sJltren. Tas eeibenbfgdHeHib fiHoet iinit nnl
IieHstaa, ben 20. SdHll1r, nm llbr ga4ntt
aus. geifeblug pri6at. 2T2s,29
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28

Sic lit cine iupofante Grfdeinuns
unr beIibt etns quite Stinme. SreEs
Msara. eiHe Ssabrette CONNIE il faut.
in gIeibfaus srtpdbneuspertb. Vie
iibriuen ardfte Ioifen tpeaia sa min
ften u6rig.
eeSn Der u Rorbiano 9laSd proz
rusiren ii6 bisis @nhe foIoenbe slim
tiiuTiler: Rontag: rSspare Of
Strangers', Gtbel GIoptou.
9isuitas: Setns 9ortsaune. -
Ilittrpod - vSss @oIuntesr". Mapse
Gpuns. = SDunerftdg; Judgement
Spuis@, Stiart glddton", 4tad Sens
nett gonebh, - Treitoa: .,ReahiHs
for tbe Woon~, ;yoirbdnts. - Sumss
taa: .AH ansricdn Wiopp", Gtbel
@arrnmors, 6aip Street. gbopIiR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
cspbn Wlolitor Sdjwaab,

ettsbiss S5bn6sn BON Balter W. edpaGb uHb
Zusia E1Daab, ssb. Tlolitsr. I'M Iartu alter
bon o DlonateH. Die BeerbtaHHe ttnoet itatt
BON arunerbaiife aus nm maontae 9a6miine
I'M iIbr. ReeEbisHns prtoat. Bite, fslHe
ginTen IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28

eiarb ia bsr aaebnuHe isiBsr @robmHtter, Dos
lsttiEe MpIiiOr, on Der 6leFnl aDeHus unD Bl0Hree
StrQke HprUoob o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
Qtut WitgliebtL

auf GmpiebIuua bes Gptaial.stom.
mi;iss purben SoI. q. 8uHe unb
israneis q. guiTs, 1895 srseman
gle.. oIs ItbtnsIausI!4e NiigIifbsr
uuissuommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
gerIanst su fnnisn.
Dental 6oHeac
9ult unS ausis.

q ausbdltuuss sss@GarsH. gInol,um
8immstgr0Bf. Hsu. $500; Rng 9><l2, Htu. q. .5u
1852 eln etrass, Glat !. N-l"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28

Sur regelmdbigsn m2itsIiebiddft
irurbsn aspdbIt: 6arrp gsripe, Giss
bsnte unb Gutter; 6enrp 3. Woes>
mann, 1854 Jo6n Girubt; aouis
bon 6agsn, in NrIirgtpn 6eigbts;
6arrb aailsr. 608 Safsl Strabe;
gibolpb Ms3s~. 1926 penbleton; 80.
R. Gieltenpotl, 1909 Spring Gtrn,
ts; Jobn Menbel, Geo. Sfaparb,
Robert little, Sae. u. Btitri4 une
9bso. Whsmann in Dbite Dat; Is.
II. wiisfen. 5201 Jartbnge 4De.; 6sn=
~ aubIing. 52S giusuita; Geo. Ries
haus, 526 Danbribse; Wm. 3. Rnhel
ST., 3509 Wiontgomerp Roab; Sers
mann 9uobs, StatiOn g.; 20. Sisrss
b,risr. 122 Wsit SsaTs Gtrabs; Sol.
gurifdD, 30. 129 9elmdr;i @dltsr
Susbss, 270 GR Woobburu; 5srbert
O. Hans. 1904 Gartbnge pife; 8ap
breorid unb Soi. ffrsorid. 1868 8ine
Strabs; gm. aaiIer, 1923 asrgus;
Ben HofsnieIb. 3085 Wsit Ss4ite;
Sobn Stutttr. 2043 2aprence; Or.
emil 3. slIban, ALL Garter; Hep.
Sof. v. 5ars, Mils unb Garter; Or.
ejeo. y. 1opmpslltr, IL qafstpooo;
syrnnl u. emmerid, $50 Stntt glns.;
6Grrp auntemO.ller, 2l49 Weit sIdte;
eaIimir U. lllrid, TIT Burns; 9snrp
Mabel, Gt. Widaels unb Siats;
Ssnrp R. Wspsr, Depot Strabs; Y.
u, 3pid. 2518 Gabriel. fOpis Geo
6uHteme7sr. S15 aeabemp glDenlle..
Die seamtsn unb auss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-28
@crlanst-@ @Gnnlid.
gerlnnst-@eitlih.

W6bnen fir augeuere SGnsarbeit. wtrs.
Sof Sie6ler. 1854 Serestero sioenue. ssaIaui
pigs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
Shoe Bargains For Ladies

Lot ! Regular $1,000 BootS-- $500
Lot > Regular 80 and SIG Boots, S1045
lot 3 Regular $1,000 Boots- $685.
Lot i Regular $50 Boots S575
Lot . Regular $3.50 aud ~ Pumps. e2.S5
Lot e Regular - and $3.50 Pumps, S635
Lot : Regular - 10 10 $3.50 Pumps. $685.
Lot : Regular - Ia $40 Sport Shoes. So 90
lot . Regular - io - ONfords 81. 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26

Splendid quality garments for summer wear.
The kind YOU would pay 500 TO $1,000 for
elsewhere. But they must boz cleared tomorrow
at
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-11-14
A Different Matter.

Hold IN dar, sah!' ominously com.
mandcd Brother Nappy. Hold on
twell | '~terrogates yo' on a pussonul
question. How bout dem dnr two dol
lahs | paid yo' last week for dat stun
to take lie kinks out'n muh hair? I
duplicated II prezackly accawdin' to
de obituary on de bottle, and den set
back and waited for de merricle 10
be ~pufrnwlncd, Hnd-huh II never
UNFINISHED Il single strand o. muh hair.
Sqrar' yo'Sclf, sab squar' y%o'se'f, or
I'll bust yo' wide open and leave go
In two pieces, one on each side o do
path!
Jaw. shucks, sab! Yc' dunnuh what
yo' talkin' bout. ! promised Ia
wonderful remedy would take de kinks
out'n yo' wool; ! dess guaranteed
'twould. lo' amt got no comeback
a-tall kansas City Star.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-11-14

by n hedge. There were quantities OF bees buzzing through the" hedge. one
Of them nust ave seen me coming ac-oss the street for he immediately left
the society Of his mates and began hy ing around my head.
"That bee followed IN g up the street rs faithfully as any dog. After n
few steps ! saw that what he n after W the bottle of grape juice. As far
ms / could tell there vas no way on earth that bee could know there was
sweet grape juice inside that bottle. stHCe the cork IA In tight had
never been removed.
but that fellow knew sugar a near. Ee never left mc. Across streets
he accompanied me-. lie was a faithful ms well as busy bee. Into my home
he came. and the door closed behind him, but he never faltered. That eve
ming my family drank the grape Juice
land gave your bee II special cup said.
"Wcll not exactly that" he replied. But 70 set the empty bottle nj In
the yard, and the nwt morning W e found the zee asleep In the bottom of the
bottle"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-11-14

he smiled. good nn,ur"dly. rut when he received notice that he would have
- puy S2FO next wck he got II little rled.
"Tn just g around and see auntie about this" he said to his good wife.
"Aunte," began the nan. chow is 1t that you keep on raising my laundry
bill every week.
ats the wh, boss" returned aunti.
9Th war Of course" SALE he, but don't you thnk you have bcTn raising
It n little move than the N demands? Here haven't raised the rent on
yOu---"
"You CANT" gnnned the woman. sweety.
"Tn admit it," smiled The nan in return. "Iut don't you think the law
works hardship on us poor real estate wnrr sometimes? Here ! an letting
you have this little home for the same modest price that you have always
paid. while M are raising the price If ~ washing week by week"
Aunte grinned peacefully.
amt dats all"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-11-14
Knew His Bueiness.

Charles Frohman was entering n
of his own theaters n day. when the
doorkeeper. who had never sect, him.
refused him admission. ]. NJ. Barrie.
the author, was with him. Much to
Barrle's amazement, Frohman did not
make his identity known, but turned
away.
Way in the world didn't you tell
the maj who you werei" asked Barrie.
No" answered Frohman lit would
have Inundated him half to death.
He's n good man, all right. Knows his
business"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-11-14

mas always don" III" washing Tor ms
mans family, and has always received
IL good price for the work. Living In
the mans property, thcr" was u sort
Of understanding between them about
III" washing. and the man little
dreamed that the war would affect the
state of his shirts, etc.
But the war does u lot Of things.
The first thing It did to this mans
wash was to advance tn" price from
81 to S1.50. The man chrerfully nc.
QuicSced. "Thc high cost Of living
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-11-14

Bitter words passed between tive
bnttallons Of American troops ir
France over u stolen goose. The bir(
was missed from n little farm In tn,
urea occupied by ~ battalion but the
feathers were found In the district 90
cupied by the other,
To protect the property of the M
tlyes In the area occupied by the Amer
lean regiments the colonel has pre-
scribed the following penalty:
ANY mnn In my command who lays
a hand on u fowl that has not beer
bought and paid for will have to emf
the feathers"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-11-14

I UVNH"y HHUTHTHs' II TOW H'I'V1'" w
fore nine o'clock. II was AT that curve
ut Second and the Avenue southeast,
which Jerks the life out Of you when
the conductor stops short to let you
out. and the corner was crowded with
clerks waiting for n car that didn't
come After waiting and waiting
with every second trimming OF the
time to get to work. a big automo.
bile whizzed Into sight carrying Oily
a chauffeur and "A big military an
all blue and gold. When the officer
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martial music. After he has been IN the service log his coming to town or
going across ceases to be- ns interesting ns 1t az ut first and he is not sur
rounded by II crowd Of proud n arlTChensive women and he is not half IA
Interesting ~ he vas when he first forSook the civilian life.
| saw II striking illustration of this ~ u recent day. A senator who Is
welt along In years came to the train with his son II husky youth of twenty.
one, perhaps. who reared his shoulders back in grand style and carried II
general air of confidence that he could whip nn Of the IIrlnies In the world.
II wax evident from his new suit that he had nOt been in the service long.
but this Fact vas evident by the ann in which his father carried himself.
II there eNr VAS any doubt in the fathers mind rs To he hul result Of the
val 1t evidently had been wiped nut by the admission of his son 10 the army.
ny air than his son, and when Inst saw them the senator was clicking his
reels along In II fashion which fairly shouted: Here 70 are. Huns; what
are you going % do about uT' They had no oma folk with them for the
rnator is fTUn, a out West, but through the actions Of the father cnuld
visualize the proud hearing of the entire family.
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saw the crowd he made the chauffeur Sw M and take on sx people. He said
he vas oil his way to the stnte. war and navy building and would be glad to
carry n one going that way. Among his passengers "a a small woman in
black who anne home that evening from a long days work to jnbnnte owe
her ride-nkc this:
back aud let som m N else get In, but the officer beckoned me, and-it was
the finest bis, shiny n l ver was In, and Il flew IS smooth as glass. I've
been thinking about Il all day; how kind 1t was of the soldier man. tell
you, II he keeps IN doing helpful things like that for people all the time he
surely Will 20 straight to heaven when be dies"
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Edward &. Chew Of san Francisco IL
the first chinnman To receive n com
mission IN the United States army
chew was In his third year In civil en-.
gineering NJ the University OF Cali
fornln when he enlisted In the coast
artillery. ON account Of his good record
In college and recommendations from
the faculty Of the university he was
placed In the school for specialists al
Fort Scott. After having made good
there he was sent To the artillery of.
ticers' training school nj Fortress Mon
roe, Virginia. where he received hi.
commission as second lieutenant.
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let's sting-~-al' of them are there.
II Is the raw recruit that interests
me most. Catch him either when he
Is entrninlng for camp for the first
time or just getting back on his first
leave. Then the wotncn are In the
picture In large numbers. When he
goes AWAY to cnmp--with fearful eyes
and apprehension. But when he re-.
turns--nh. then, there Is n change.
The woman folks come with faces
heamlng pride and hearts thmmping
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Depn DThIlutu HhluTe-lNhtT, ltel Ut
liberty Ia tell the following tale-also
true:
"Bces must have marvellous noses"
he said. Ignoring the noses, | asked
him why he attributed marvellous pow
ers of smell to bees.
"Well, you see" he said. its this
way. | went down to the corn
grocery store the other day to buy II
bottle Of grape juice. 1t was n Of
those warm days, and on my way
home I had To puss n ward surrounded
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Qhte a Simple Matter, as Auntie Explained It

AcEiiTAlN gentleman, who has nmong his rml estate holdings n little
n house which he has rented for some years to n cohrrd "Huntic" has been
rxL.ll.r.I.. -.. M. r.--M-lx mL.LL IA. M..kLv MM.L. I'M. c.I.r.l Mmmmn
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DO good To othera because that Is
the way 10 be happy, but do not wait
for II receipt for your goodness
ltulph Parlcttr.
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SWAMPLAND LIVER PILLS DO"

Some men have heads like BELLS
there j. nothing In them except a
tongue.
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HEARD and
at the CAPITAL ~
0utdid Soldier Son in His Military Swagger

WASluNGToN-The Union station is filled with soldiers At every hour Of
w he dry and night, going to amp - coming from IT, on to the batlenelds
or back from them; tn" raw recruit, the doughty officer the wounded mar