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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Letters From the People.

To the Honorable Mayor, city OF
Tulsa.
From an article In the Tulsa
Democrat OF August 26, you appear
to have commended man for huild-
INK his residence on Sunday. there
hy conserving time as per request ot
the government or In other words,
helping to win the war.
] have lived iu Tulsa for IL years,
and tried 90 be a law-ahiding pa
triotc citizen am proud OF Tulsa,
respect my neighhors. and try 10
help every worthy cause 30 far as !
am able have wife and three
children. aud am trying TO raise my
children to be civilized, and respect
and obey the laws of God and also
to obey the laws OF civilized man
We hold sacred tho sabbath day
and like peace and quiet on that day
and DO not welcome anyone into our
vicinity who 10 not OF that stripe
We believe IN conservation OF time
and In conserving and saving every
thing elise that will help our gov
rrnmenl In this time Of need
We also know that our boys "
France must hold the line, and figh'
on Sunday az we'll as any other day
but we at home must keep mp 0
standard OF civilization and Chris
tlan lfe such that they Will be glal
10 come back 90 when tho war b
over
Tho govs6hmont is urging con
seryaton OF time, but Il is not ask
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Lille Benng's Notebook

All OF a mddin yrsfIilay uf'irr
noon ma remembered she had for.
got 20 remember 90 make rny iizk.''
for suppir saying. Benny rQH
crround Co the grocery store and get
n pound OF those round rhuckNi
cakes ar your father Will have i'
Mich / went errouud aul got
them. and ON the way back iui'
Simkius and Leroy Shuosicr and so
Hunt was setting on the ,vrh walt
ng Tor sumthing to happen, Iuds
saving Ware you bin. BoGuy' What
you got IN the bag
Chockllt cakes fpr divert ] F"'.
\ Give us one, Will you sod luds
Give MS ono. wont y0u' sud Leroy
Shoostcr
Give us ono. Will you. won't you7
scd Sid Hunt
How can /. they're FOR dlzzart aint
thcy9 I scd. amt puIs said well tId .
ent puutch ho,r In the bottom ~
a bag of brown Bftgpr unl.r.Ne you
"a handful Wuuts vile / was carrying
IL home' That was 90 make brown
hotty out of and that's d,zzeri. o.ri
.it7
Dliant { take YOU back fn our
back ktrh.r and give you % p"ptch
ouf. ~ tho Irc books. and it ueytuh'H
aIut d.zg,rt lII plt my short HDi Lr-
-ay Making r.Wr without know
Ing 10. ami SID Hunt sod. Don't YOU
remember tho t.ur IHN y8B sflus
,uur fnrnr r thr middle of re- r.g.
puIttrr 600 uur F.n.uE room table
Maybe ,al vurt r1 ay rice pudding
.tut I.yEort
4, lid. ..,. ...l...f,.. syvt sYE QtUf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
WILSON AND POLITICS.

Party Interests and national Inter
eNs are being mixed together In =
somewhat confused manner these
DAYS. says Thomas y. Logan In the
American Economist.
This has largely TO do with the
question OF wheiher senators and
representatives who opposed the
rights OF American vessels TO SAT-
the high seas, who we're deeply con-
esrned over the shipments Of muni.
tons 20 the allies. and who fougN
tho declaration Of war against oor
many and tho selectlye draft sys-
tenn. ehali be returned 10 congreAs
That theso may righttully be con
Aidered az misrepresentation IA "a
point on which the great body OF
loyal American viii notabe inclined
20 vary widely In judgment But
the test az thus far applied has to
such great extont hinged on the
question az TO whether they have
supported the administration a.
90 20 far toward creating tho men
tal confusion 10 which reference has
been made
Senator vardaman of Mississippi.
no Of the flowing locks, was marked
for slaughter ana his political hide
now hangs on the presidential fence.
The record of Vardamqn will scarce
~ stand the test from any stand
point. In the minds Of many, how
ever. who have no thought of ar
Terminating strictly md dellcatcly
between tho country's cause and the
administration cause, there has
been considerable perturbation over
tho idea that the latter should have
been insisted upou az tho crownlng
sin
Hut vardnuan does not stand
alone The presidential finger ot
dlsapprobation has been pointed az
more than one other. ana the pres.
ideut!al voice. like that of Nathan
NJ old. has said OF. N not ta. each
"T'hou art tho man" Senator Hard
wick OF Georgia. Huddlrston of A'o-
bnmn, slavden OF Texas. ana Cor.
don and Crosser Of Ohio. ana quite
few others, have fallen under tho
ban
The returns are coming in Tho
two Ohio representative have hceu
placed on the political sFids ana
Vardaman has been defeated. Not
o. comforting 20 the presidential
mind Ia the news from Alabama.
The somewhat fchrile-appearlpe
Huddles;on. "ln every vaS an oppon-
ent OF the administration" has been
renomlnated. and IN his case this Is
tnntAmount 20 reelection.
Apparently the good Ola states
right doctrine continues paramount
in the south. u IF noticeable that
f 8 IN the ngNh and west for tho
most part the '9nsurrcctos" have
been thrown from the saddle. In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

EiRuresecompIlsd BY the tntor.
state commerce commission show
that the government has lost i2g0..
100000 ia operation Of tho rail-
roads during the first six months of
this year. These figures are stu.
pendous, but Il IL safe TO say they
viii bear out In relative proportion
tho deficit that viii occur durlnF
tho half year operations by the uov.
ernmont despite the Unprecedented
Increase In passenger and freight
rates II had been expected that
the government would ho able TO
make n better showing under itE sys-
TEN which eliminated competition
and mos, of the long ana short hauls
In the movement OF freight II tho
experience under temporary govern.
ment management II a. criterion. a.
does noLLake an expert mathema.
tlcIan to figure out how long n
would take government ownership
20 bankrupt tho government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

everybody else. and all the rest put
together aud Turkey Purkey missed
I'nus jenny the little white hen.
FnH huuW. Who had an egg every day
10 arr ttt.o nest ~ soft round hay.
su. aftor while. Turkey Purkey
Went back GO the Dld Farm. for he
knew it was long past Thanksgiving
and be would be safe Tor another
yaar
Hut 0 guess there are lots of utuo
boys and girls who would hc dread
fuIN disappointed II an the turkeys
ram away before Thanksgiving
Well. after that the Wcathcrc1a,
on the old rcd barn told me that tl
the burny3rd folk were so glad 90 sny
Turkft pUrlcy ng&'n thar they bad
o feast nIl Ny themselves And VHi.
ib you suppose they had
a lushol NJ corn,
\ peck uf wheat
\ bag ot oats.
And SOME clover sweet.
And tho farmer came
And gave them somo meal
Ana "a pan of milk
And am apple peel
Aud 4 YOU don't think thltaa .ur
ThmkVying dinner for Barnylri
FOLKS just ask tho Wenth"rCock aud
he'll tell YOU And 100 the next story.
10 Nr Shlrptonih Unt doesn't gunw
d hul. in the big mlnrr pie in uy
pantry. lu tell you another story
about HiIly bunny ana his friends
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Today ts tho birthday OF
Edwdrd Bmpe Jones

Is u Yours
------------

August gNihs lo'"t
when ir Edward Eurnc Jones W'1
u growing boy at school ne read IN"
No-tc d'Arthur and Modern faini-
crs" and these two books made an
impression on him that lasted all nus
l.fe
Evrryonc R familiar with the
paintings. The Golden stairs ne
Nercflul Knight" and Love Among
the Ruins have been widely repro
duccd lie has an unusual mahn''
NJ painting very pictorial hnh 'n
mantle. idealistc. AS arusls N'H'a
say
Englhhd From the uw" he was o.
babv. mythology and classic tales iu.
tcrcsted him Al college b." adopted
uosrtu as his master though h'
had not met that famous man IN.
kppyy little Of drauRhtsmaushlp but
his wealth OF pictorial dela,' made
mn for that. 4 trip 10 Italy Ton conn
pany with RuskIn, did mdch 'o de-
yciop him.
IIls first Love Among tho Ruins
vyas "A waterColor, which was utterly
destroyed boy "A cleaner who ln'NEhl
n vyns an oil So Hurnc Jones worked
IL ont again. this time in the moro
lasting medium ~ oil paints
or his own work, no said II mean
bv "A picturc. beautiful romantic
dream OF something that never was
md never will be- On a light better
than any Hight over shown in 20 l1uI
no one can define or rcmymhrr only
deslre-and the forms dNincy beau
uful" No other artist carried out
ideals more nearly than mo
tie lived 90 hy quito am ola man
diving iu Exeter iu lsgS. one uf h's
last paintings was Arthur ot Ava
lon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Oklahoma Outbursts.

Charles u. Rispr. bat few
months ago one ~ the most trusted
citizens Of Okmulgcc. IN now sery.
Ink two.Year sentence ia -thcc
hussa chuseTts state p"ultentlaIy
with an oklahoma warrant for EN-
hezklument waiting Ii the door Tor
hlh sentence 10 expire llr nad an
ltrrsiHtnhlo desire Co see thc bright
lights on other peoples money
\ man IN distress called up this
column yesterday lIo had pledged
two or three beds Tor delegates Co
tho oR-confederatc reunion. but. uu.
erpect~dly. some relatives had come
10 visit him and he diI not r"o how
no was going 10 get ria uf them iu
dime 10 fulnl his pledge Co tne cu
tortalnmeut committee.
One explanation given aa to why
Judge Brown went outside Tho Hu'r
10 have his campaign oardB prutHI
iH mat by $50 dolnE boo lla NOT have
90 include the amount lu hIH sworn
campaign oEpcuHrH. IN such cNpruH.
Uas Incurred outside the Jurisdiction
0f the state.
Tho bones uru that pre- historic.
nuu found by tho DhuhuWru bro
the sands ~ the Nashl,n may uay.
brru tho remains uf One pf u,
/ Democrat, candidates brfYIr tho
|r'."nt pr.mely
Tom g. Wndrcp or Shawnee .s ao
certain chat things VIII continue tu
como hIs way, that he hnH already
announced ls n candidate fur sprat.
or ~ tho house boo tho n.At Ht,'.
IDR.Hauro
with nothing but hIs uamr u
ruriur. with. T. W Wilson. u4f uf
100000 votes. only lacked 800 uf 1r.
fprur John WhItrhurzt for pres.
dcut uf the state board OF asrlDu..
turn
For come reason or other iuo
principal attractive features ult,r-
ils-d by the Belle Isle people u uk-
uhWul Clty h that th, park CON.
talus 100 acres well shaded.
Personal Item In uoulesIilc EK.
hUIlUtf. lNe rev MI. l4li s'l lfIV.
tle ~ Charlotte N g.. A Visiting
Mrs Ella Kruey at tho ST. clair
hotel
Oll iopors ~ oklahoma ure not
worrying much over the burning up
~ 2.t5U.000 gallons OF Green River
the other day They rae not used 60
Green l,iyor anyway
Puck. once thc mhf popular CoMic
paper len tho country. has herp cone
pc,l,d 20 suspend. ~ could not
Withstand competition with suia'
ming II up.
In order % compete with Musko-
gee. oklahoma city announces thHi
| the grand stand at tho Playground,
| has been rooted
10 does not take much Jaw TO clean
Iup "a city. After all 10 iH the men
| IN charge. rather than the law
which does the business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
On tho spur
afh9NO',.1n!:ont

Emperor Charles OF the House OF
Miahnpsbufg seems Co have about nH
many friends as the man who hrlnGF
a case OF Whooping cough Into the
Harbers strikes are not always s'.
rlour. They had one once in the
country town where We used Go I've
and nobody ever found out about It,
Ferdinand OF rmgiin has gone 10
Rad Nauhclm. which is not tho only
bad place he will go Go.
No use stating our war 1.WH again
So far as the individual is con.
cerued his aim seems tu Doe pretty
satisfactory D.
Kaiser has called boo a spc,W,iHt tu
save hla atmy Maybe We viii hear
soon. The operation was suO.tss'ul
but the patient died ot the shock
just TO show that the war Boz mot
tho only thing that is COINS ou A
Connecticut man has invented t non
rrtillable pockVtbouk which comes ,u
relieve a long felt want
by
Speaking " strong drafts the wind
ls going tp assume velocity ui
about A5 very soon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

Don't overlook tho sad fSt. the
American Economist tells Hiram. as
he mennders down the political
pike. that Increasing taxes on IN.
comes while free trade uudermincs
mems capacities for producing In
comes. j. about us fruitful as ey.
tracing NH for naught and multi.
plying the net results with ciphers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
PnHkinuille Pdrdgrdfs

Cricket Hicks
went 10 Tickyillc
Tuesday after
noon and rrunt
ed right lou a
while some men
moved a a o.
across tho street
Elligk UcIl-
wDngcr climbed a
tan sopliuE in the
GinIet creek bot
tom last Sunday
morning with u
view nt catching
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

between ioia and 1871. says tbs
American Economist Japan lu
creased her imports I'm underwear
eighty fold Unless wc erect q pro.
teolI,c TARIFF wall Jopaua increase
In undersnld goods ON our homt
markets viii make hcr underwear
imporlBtiops look Ike films ~
slant-oyed September Morus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

How 20 Conduct Church Ncu0A'i-
At church wedding inc
with his best mm, generally AN
the bride at tho altar II she ls Slow
they may sit down on the roauN''
but tho groom should under no
cumstances look otahis watch N'
should he chew tobacco. or smoke, .
show his nervousness IN any "'"'.
manner .-t....
on entering the church the u'nl''.
como first. two abreast ana wv
should not shove. Then the '''N.
maid. the maid OF honor OF maaiIo".
of honor or flower girl. ana iin'..,
the bride. pushed by her ii'h'i '
some male relative.
The flower girl should carry
bucket OF spinach. 1900
on leaving the church the % \
and groom. go first They should no.
start until the ceremony ls COZ
pletely finished, ia other words. ..,
minister should not have 20 run a'""
| the aisle 20 pronounce senton'"
At the conclusion Of the cercmo..lN
tho father says. Thank Gawd. ih''
over"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

Had Democratic congress passed
Congressman Bert Chandler's bill
Tor tho protection OF tho mining in
dustrles OF this country the Miami
district would now be blooming with
the bright colors ~ prosperity. and
her ores would be finding ~ dy
market at fair and commemorate
price. But the Democratic congress
could not stand 20 see this American
industry flourish and Mexican ores,
cheuply mined, are pourIng into this
country fro Of duty 10 knock tho
lie out ot American mined products
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
PHONES
Daily Food
AUGUST as 1913

Thou. Lord srt good and ready 20 iof
give and nlsnteous in mercy INTO sll ihrm
hat rai upon thee Pa 500
Mercy. rood Lord. mercy ] seek
This IL the total sun
Mercy. through Christ Is al ny SUIT
Lord, iei ihy mefcy come
ps msrclnI unto me. % Lord Tor
unto thee daily Pa 500,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

Another peculiar thing about near
beer is that a tcllcr dont empty all
his money on tn bar when he buyu
"a glass. A stranger et three Holland
horrin' at an Little Gem tdny be-
6ro he knew IN town wuE dry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

Fletcher Ha0.5sp was out this
week circulating "a petition asking
that tho public drive around the bad
place lu tb, G1udrr creek road I'M
stoaS of through it until It Is re-
paired.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
EUergddy Wisdom

Millions Of dollars are wasted ''
nually IN this country on uus.. '
sons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

our idea " light summer reading
ia the diary OF the eN-cvur of Russia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

combination egg-bDoiyr "''
iorrnetto is ono N the eo1son'a noN'.-
uce To our mind It takes thc curse
OF the lorgnette
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

ap owl but Il flew away Just before
ne could ret hold of a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

Germany viii SET up a throne boo
Russia Shows Item.
That is about zero ip setting up
exercises
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

weeping itiu.
bulgaria Frrd has "a hcuh DDS" "a bird
And his eye that is shlty aul
He's a Fulmr,st czar with soul
And yoad never take him for a
minister
But morose is his SONG and hc wocps
all dRy Ions
For events iu his kingdom have
shaken him.
His old pal illoody nm. q disgrace
fui old pill,
HAS hid the bankrul and forRkeu
him,
So ne wceps and hc wceps and has
moEuWs Tor keeps
lie was NOT content with one bird
I'm hand.
lie reached Tor too much. with hls
murderous clutch,
The nurle sounds taps FOR Boast
Ferdinand
riding from Philadelphia 20 New
York We met AN official OF the
weather bureau, Washington lic
knows more about the weather and
why.i never comes out right tnUE
possibly anybody else Concerning
the present heat wave ne said
I'VE must get just su much heat
every year N we don't Ect 10 in
August Sometimes 40 comes In
bunchcs. Ike bananas. and some
tlmcs all strung out like spaghetti.
but Il always comes We must get
it
THAT was the best technical cypla-
nation wa had over heard We asked
him II he couldn't arrange Go have DC
about l6 degrees OF August heat Us-
signed 10 January Apparently ne
had never thought OF that
And We know he will, for he's the
boy who can make the wcal alhcr jump
through evch though ct- always
Jumps tho wrong wuy.
Chad that's settled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

One explanation given ua iu why
Judge Brown went outside Tho Htu'r
20 have h.H campaign CARTS printed
IH that by so dolng boo I.8 not hbyr
90 include the amount lu hIH sworn
campaign rKpcuHr.. II such cNprus.
Vas Incurred ouHir the Jurisdiction
Gf the state.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-31

Far Cry From Early Pneu--
n1afic Tire to the Modern
Cords; Royal Is of Super
ior Resilienry.

wsrY Robert william Thomson.
builder Of the first pneumatic tire for
carriages. to- return 10 cslrh today and
view the modern successor OF his In
venti0n, the cord tire, he would hardy
believe his eyes.
Robert Thomson was an English
civil engineer and undoubtedly was the
first man 20 conceive the idea of a
pneumatic tire Ills first tires. which
appeared OH the streets of London II
Years ago. were strapped to the wheels
o. = broughaIn. A nipple passed from
the rubber inner tube through the soft
leather casing and projected on the
inside Of the felloe, where ii was closed
and made alright by means of a brass
cap and leather mashcr For Initiating
the leather incased tube, a condenser"
was used. This condenser no doubt
was the beginning OF the present day
tire pump.
Thornsnn's theory was that Il ve-
htc1e equipped with pneumatic tires
would move over the road much more
easily than Il vehicle riding on the
usual steel rims. To prove his case he
approximately 1000 pounds. That its
riding qualities We're greatly improved
was to be expected but its lack Of
Resistance to the ROAD was remark
able to engineers Of that time. The
draft Of ''pull'' Of the pneumatic
equipped carriage was IS pounds, while
the carriage with the ordinary iron tires
registered As pounds draft. This meant
a saving in power Of 40 per cent The
first test was on paved road. Sub
eeQuent tests on rotlgher roads indicat-
ed saving in power Of $40 per cent.
It is a far, far cry from that early
pneumatic tire to the modern Royal
cord tire Of today. Instead of the
clumsy leather outer casing there is Il
neat black tread OF notched rubber, on
q carefully constructed, balanced
casing. Of rubber and cotton cords.
The Royal cord tire, made by the
United States Tire company, is built up
Of layer on layer OF parallel fishcords
running diagonally across the tire, the
threads OF adjacent layers running in
the opposite direction. Each individ-
ual cord is completely permeated with
rubber and entirely surrounded by
rubber, making friction by the rubbing
together of contiguous cords impos-
sib1e. It Is this small cord multiple
construction that makes the ROYAL cord
. leader among cord tires of today---a
tire of superior resiliency andsability
to absorb shocks. a tire that does not
blow out and a tire that gives increased
gasoline mileage.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-31
AUTOMOB|lE NECESSITY
LIKE FARM MACHINERY;
DEEM BOTH ESSENTIAL

The automobile is no more of pleas
nre vehicle than y piece of farm ma :
chinory The automobile has its uses
and SO has farm machinery. They are
both utilities. They arc both essential
land both needed
The automobile il n necessity. Those
who own automobiles know this 10 H..
true. Deprive tho millions who own
ears Of the use of t,mir machines, aud
see in VIVA, helpless condition they
would find themselves.
There is no business in the world
that is of "a more serious nature than
the automobile. And why shouldn't
In be- 1t is transportation And what
is more important than that? The
|automoiilc conscrvcs time And isn't
that vital2
TO keep 4 product uniform IN quality
means ceasclcss vigil. II means cxer-
cisins the same attention all The time
It means doing The same thing owe.
and over again a never ending duty
And what an army il takes To perform
all these tasks, There are men in the
laboratory who analyzc the ingredients.
there are men watching the raw ma :
terial being made in the mills. an
army Of inspectors in our shops whose
duty it is to inspect, and measure, and
weigh, each item used in the con-
struetion of the Chevrolet. And then as
ii full measure, there are those who
pass on each car when it is ready for
shipment. He tests the motor, the
riding quality He makes sure that the
automobile is a representative Chevro-
let. ready to do the work required of
il.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-31
PROOF ENOUGH.

Xouian, owning u house. in -phila :
delpfia before which a gang of work
men We're engaged in making street re-
pairs. was much interestcdin the work.
OF big. burlE telt. proud smile
came to the countenance of that indi-
vidual as he replied. ''Oi am, num-"
Really" continued the lady. "Di kin
prove 1t, num-" reioined the freshman
Then. turning to n laborer at hand, h.
added, Kelly, we're fired!"-Harner's
Magazine.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-31
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRIlS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely No more hawking. snuffling,
blowing, headache. dryness. No strng-
Cling for breath at night; your cold OF
catarih viii he gone.
Get II small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
u little Of this fragrant. nntiseptic
healing cream in your nostrils. II
penetrates through every air passage
OF the head. soothcs the inflamed Oh
swollen mucous membrane and reliel
comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stnffed-uT
with a cold or nasty catarrh-1Reliel
comes so quickly.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-31
lover HERE"

Joseph Letter president of the Army
league, said in "a Chicago address;
Speculation i'm the food of the peo-
pie may be pardOnable in times of
peace. but in war time 1t is heInous
after the allies victory. the down
fall of the HohenZollcrns and .fiaps-
burgs, and the Inauguration of a per
manent world peace. ! can imagine a
little boy saying to his father. a rich
food profiteer:
Daddy what did you do in the great
world war;
My son, ] did the people. DE
troit Free Press.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-31

take out a small shred Of ham or MI
mute piece Of dill pickle. put It in his
mouth and arrange the sandwich ex-
actly as ii had been before. He did
this many. many times. until finally,
opening the sandwich for another bite,
he discovered with evident disappoint-
ment that the filling was entirely gone
Why don't you eat it. Isadore -