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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24

Tile corporal was still moaning but
moro from shock than pain. A shelf
Ngainter had gone through the Aesh OF
his right forearm. Atwell and ! from
our nrst.aid pouches. put q tourniqust
on his arm to stop the bleeding and
then gathered up our equipment.
weVealized that we were In dan
gerouS spot. AZ any minute q .shell
might drop on the road and finish us
on. The village we had left was not
very far. 30 we told the corporal he
had better 90 back 70 Il and get HE
arm dressed. and then report the fact
Of the destruction Of the ambulance TO
the military police. He was well able
to walk. 30 he set or In the direction
OF the village, while Atwell and con-
tinued our way on foot.
Without further mishap we arrived
ct our destination. and reported to bri.
gade headquarters for rations and bill
lets.
That night we slept In the battalion
sergeant majors dugout. The next
morning went TO a frst.aid post and
had thc.gravel picked out Of my face.
The instructions we received from
division headquarters read that we
were out to catch spies. patrol trenches.
search German dead. reconnoiter 10 No
Mans Land, and take part in trench
raids and prevent the robbing Of the
dead.
! had q pass which would allow me
10 60 anywhere at any time 10 the sec.
tor Of the line held by our division. n
gave me authority TO stop and search
ambulances, motor lorries. wagons and
even officers and soldiers, wheneyer
my suspicious deemed .it necessary.
Atwell and were allowed 10 work to-
gether or singiy--it was left 70 our
judgment We decided to team up.
Atwell was q good companion and
very entertaining. He had an utter
contempt for danger. but was not fool
hardy. At swearing he was wonder.
A cavalry regiment would have been
proud Of him. Though born In Eng.
land, he had spent several fears In
New York He was about six feet one,
and as strong a. an or.
We took up our quarters In q large
dugout Of the royal engineers. and
mapped out our future actions. This
dugout was on the edge Of O large
cemetery, and several times at night
In returning to II. we got many q fall
stumbling over the graves Of English.
French and Germans. Atwell on these
occasions never indulged in swearing.
though at any other time. at the least
stumble. he would turn the cir blue.
A certain section Of our trenches
was held By the Royal Irish rides. For
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24

several days q very strong rumor went
the rounds that German spy was In
our midst. This spy wns supposed TO
be dressed in the uniform OF British
staff officer. Several stories had been
told about nm officer wearing red
band around his cap, who patrolled the
front.iine and communication trenches
asking suspicious questions az, to locn.
tion Of batteries, machlne-gun emplaee-
ments. and trench mortars. II a shell
dropped in battery, on q machine gun
or even near dugout, this spy was
blamed.
The runor gained such strength that
an order was issued for all troops to
Immediately place under arrest anyone
answering to the description Of the
spy. .
Atwell and I we're on the qui vive.
We constantly patrolled the trenches
at night, and even In the day. but the
SPY always eluded US.
One day while In q communication
trench. we were horrined to see our
bisadier general, Old Pepper, being
brought down II by q big private Of the
Royal Iriah rifles. The general was
walking In front. and the private with
nxed bayonet was following in the
rear.
we saluted as the general passed us.
The Irishman had a broad grin on his
face and we could scarcely believe our
eyes--the general was under arrest.
After passing a few feet beyond US. the
general turned. and said In q wrathful
voice 10 Atwell:
'rell this On fool who I am. He's
arrested me as q spy"
Atwell was speechless. The sentry
butted IN with:
"Nons o. that gassin' out o. you
Back TO headquarters you goes, Mr.
Fritz. Open that face O. yours again
an III dent in your napper with the
butt O. me rife"
The generals face was q sight to be
hold. He was fairly boiling over with
rnge, but he shut up.
Atwell tried to get In front Of the
sentry TO explain TO him that 1t really
vas the general he had under arrest
but the sentry threatened 20 run hii
bayonet through him. and would have
done II. too. So Atwell stepped aside
and remained silent. was nearly
bursting with suppressed laughter. On,
word. and ] would have exploded. Il
10 not exactly diplomatic to laugh at
your general In such predicament.
The sentry and his prisoner arrives
at brigade headquarters with disas
trous results to the sentry.
The joke was that the general hat
personally issued the order for tn,
spy's arrest. II was habit Of the gen
srai to walk through the trenches OF
rounds or inspection, unattended BY
any Of his STAFF, The Irishman, beini
new In the regiment, had never seer
the general before. so when he cam'
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across him alone In q communication
trench. he promptly put him under ar.
rest Brigadler generals wear q red
band around their caps.
Next day we passed the lrishman
tied to tho wheel Of a timber. the be.
ginning Of his sentence Of twenty-one
days. field punishment No. !. Never
before have ! seen such woebegone
expression on mans face.
For several days. Atweil and made
ourselves scarce around brigade head
quarters. We did not want TO meet
the general.
The spy was never caught.
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restless. I know ] was.
During my wait three other men
entered. Then the ofiicer poked his
head in chs door and ordered:
Fall In. outside the billet, In single
rank"
We fell I'm. standing at ease. Then
he commanded:
-Squad-shuni NumberT
There were twelve Of us.
"Right-Turni Left-Wheeli Quick
-Marchi" And away we went. The
rain was trickiing down my back and
I was shivering from the cold.
with the oficer leading. we must
have marched over an hour, plowing
through the mud and occasionally
stumbling into O shell hole 10 the road.
when suddenly the ofieer nsA6s q left
wheel, and we found ourselves in O sors
of enclosed courtyard.
The dawn was breaking and the
rain had ceased.
In front Of US were -four stacks Of
rifles. three TO a stack.
The oficer brought us 20 attention
and gave the order to unpile arms. We
each took q rife. Giving ns ''Stand at
ease" in a nervous and shaky voice,
he informed:
Men, you are here on very solemn
duty. You have been selected as
firing squad for the execution Of sol.
dier, who. having been found guilty
Of o grievous crime against king and
country. has been regularly and duly
tried and sentenced 10 be shot at 8 %
a. IN. this date. This sentence has been
, spprqysd by the FeyiewiaE authority
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24

Tie Farmers Union will hold
an important business meeting
Saturday, May rs. in Condor and
every member is expected to at
tend. Dinner will be served by
the ladies. The Union has order
ed 500 cords of 16 inch pine and
fir wood which will be here be-
lore August. The government
has asked US to order fuel early
so let US have your order and we
will fill them as the cars arrive.
The Union expects to handle fruit
this season.
C. R. Peugh
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Notice for Publication
0lsS2s
plAi2s

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pl4i26
Department Of the Interior
u. 8. Land Office at
The Dailea. Oregon.
April 24th. 1918
Notice is hereby given that James 8.
Smith. Of Condor. Oregon. who, on Oe-
tober 9th. lsls. made II. E oiss2s and
December 10. 1914. made Additional
Entry, No. 0l4l25. for Lots l. Q. Sig NE
Ia. Nl-2SE1-4, sE1-4SE Ia. Sec. /.
NE "a NE IL. Section IL, Township z.
South. Range 10. East. Willamette
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above do
scribed. before C. N. Laughrise. Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, at Condor, Ore
gon. on the 22nd day Of June, 1918.
Claimant names AZ witnesses: J. 8.
Rurres, Of Condor. Oregon. William
Underwood, of Condor, Oregon. A. B.
robertson. of Condor, oregon. Earl
Smith, Of Condor. oregon.
q. FRANK WooDcocK. Rsgistsr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24

DR., Turner. eye specialist of
Portland, will oe in Condor again
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
May 80 anu 81 and June ! at the
Summit Hotel Don't forget to
consult him about your eyes and
glasses. 9ul0
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24

FOR GALE;
Late 1917 model Ford Spas
senger touring car. Run 5000
miles. AL condition. Equip
ped with accelerator, genuine
Duplex tireholder. Stewart cowl
board speedcmeter. shock abb
sorbers and other accessories.
Inquire at Globe Office. 5tf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
FOUND:
BEkUTIFY YOUR HOME !

Parties wanting trees. shrubs.
vines or anything in that inc for
spring planting should make ar
rangernents for them now by
seeing F. W. Burns.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
sTRAYED:

oTRAYED:
One grey mare, branded NH
(connectedl on right shoulder.
Has reached name. Suitable
reward offered for information
leading TO ber recovery. Notify
N. Rowland. Olex, Ore.
gon. 6tf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
LOST:

Lost:
Brown mare weight about 1900
pounds branded JB Connect
ed) on left shoulder. Suitable
reward for her recovery.
A. B. Smith, Hotel Oregon.
Condor. 6tf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
GOOD PLACE TO EAT

G. p. Giles has re-opened the
Condor Restaurant on lower Main
street and assures his patrons
courteous treatment and good.
clean food. Give him q trial.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24

Let the Service Shop do your
printing. 1t gives satisfaction.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:
Water pipe. dump wagons gas
cline engines. and other ma
terial and equipment. WAR
Rem CONSTRUCTION Co. See
A. B. Robertson or Sidney
Smyth. Aft
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
Globe Want Ads Get Results
FOR SALE:

1917 model Deering harvester
in first class running order.
Call or address j. 2. Weimar,
Clem, Oregon. 8tf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
WOOD FOR GALE:

WOOD FOH 6AEE:
} will sell 16-inch wood at my
place in Lost Valley for "a per
cord. This wood is full 16
inches and will be sold only
for cash. See ]. j. HETzLER.
1tf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
An Endless Supply of
Electric Light

Electricity endless what LaleyLight
gives you.
Electricity for light, electricity for power.
Electricity to light not only your house, but your barn. yo
lane H.
Electricity not only drive your chuns and separators and
on but to pump running water whenever you want it
plant that will last for years. with minimum of upkeep
expense
plant you every day, at the lowest operating
cost
real farm economy, as users experience proves
of Lalley-Lght
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24

Plant is ~ inches long,
II inches wide, n inches high
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-24
NOTICE

The local barber shops have
raised the price Of hair-cutting
to so cents. This new price con-
forms to the prices charged else
where.
The o. X. Barber Shop.
The White Corner Barber Shop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-07
DAISf SEZNAM AMER. ZTRAT v
BITVE u MARNY.
VCEREJSf REPORTY CENERALA PERSHINCA
OBSAHUJf 963 JMEN
5s MUzU OHIO MA LISTINE ZTRAT, SEDM CLEVE-
LANDU A NEKOLIK CESKYCH VOJfN0 MEZI
RANENYMI

General Pershing zaslal vcera valecnemu odboru do
Washngtonu celkem sedm eznam amerckych ztra bod
mez Scissors Remes Sedm tech zaznam1 vykazuje 963
men pesfch marinakd, dem padlych ranenych neb ne
zvestnJch Ppocteme ku vceresim zratam zaty pondel
nj by dosahu Marny vyzaday dosud celkem 679 ohe
ii dasi PershingoW docene reporty feba prpravo-
vat.
Ma vceresch zaznamech nalezaji jmena 817 vojfnd
pozenni armady LAG men vojin1 namofnfch marinakd
Padh e 2 ranam podlehlo 22 tezce zraneno 441
ehce $40 zbytek pripada pohfesovanym !. .,.t, ~l-
Ohio ma ma vceresch stinach SO svych pfisldsnfkd
mesto cleveland sedm vice meme ranenych. Jsou to:
F. Dsanto, 1901 Mandalay Ave-, prosty vojin.
Jan Mohaa, 63O6 Francis Ave. prosty PEST voj{n.
M. Usalis 1898 vych. A. ILL., serzant.
VIM. Sweeney, 1856 vych. 81. u, cetaf.
Jan Keller adresa neudana, prosty vojln
J.Lawrence 1925 vych. 81. ul., nrosty vojn.
H. William. 1889 vych SO. u, PEST vojin.
Vseznamu ztrat statu Ohio nach&z tez meno soven-
skeho voina Kukuy Youngstownu enz utrz bitve
Marne poranenf tezke.
Cechn ma bojsti mezi scissors Remesi akci padi
Jan Nemcik Bethlehem Pa, Mate Polensky Fiadelfie
Ceskymi ranenymi vojfny jsou:
Ant CHA, Algoma, Wis. Jos. Dvofak, New York. JOS
Stengr, Kon, La. Ladisav Janda Cedar Rapids la. X
Sska Keakuk Ia Frant Zizka Cleveland e. E. Woelfe
Pitsbuss Jitf Flick Chicago v Novak, Naukesha WIS
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DELOSTkELECKY SOUBOJ Ma RECE
VESLE.
NEMCI "a UTOKU MA ANCLICKOU
FRONTU v PIKARDu PRIPRA-
VUJf DALSf USTUP.
AMERICANA VYHUBILI PRAPOR NEPRATELSKE
PECHOTY

Pafiz 6. - Ma rece Vese pokracovano je delo
sfeeckem soubo N6mc bombardova vcera cey den fran
ko-americke posce severnim rcnim brehu nekere
brehu jiznim. Della ruzneho kabru hfmea cey den
uni sebou spoenc Nemcdm ddkladn6 odpovida
Neprte vyal prot Americandm ez nekok vim otravneho
pynu 1cnek podoneho doku neby vsak zadny ponevadz
oravna mracna verem nou stranu bya zanasena Nepf
teem vcera pouzvany tekutt ohen rovnez neosv9dc
Americana pokracuj budovani mostd Vesle vcera
kters nepatey battalion pesakI cht6 prac tn prekaz
Sc spatnou vsak potaza Druzny nasich sonh pusek
dosay postupuc nemecke pechoty do kffzoveho
ohne dplne jej vyhubly.
Ves nez vsecka eho hlavn voska reku Asnu dosa
Hunove oborili vcera britickou frontu Pikard
to pode snce Bray dosahu Amens kterazto cea
spouje diva men vyseky Byl to nAhy vyzvzdny dtok
nehoz nepfte odna Anglcandm nekolk hdkovtch posc
zaal Jim 100 muzi NemcIm nahlym tim pfepadem so pa
trne rozpoznan silly odporu spojenecch vosk Pikard,
nez totiz dalsimu dstupu odhodla Pak Asnu cd
scissors ustoup Nemc must tez kran posce Pikard
slit.
Naad nemeckeho vojska po vyhnan sektoru cd Mar
ny stale spana Hrabe Reventow pse do berfnskeho Ia
gebattu svI posudek posednch smutnych udaostech
bos zurf Uneven, re nemecke vojsko setkalo tax
smutnym porazkami zacatku paeho roku valky Zpra
ochromu n6mecky narod mysle du sou preplne
ny resignaci, meancho zarmukem Kdyby pry mea byt
skoncena vaka tedy byo snadno tim zpusobe kdby
pdalo Nemecko lie narod6 ak navrhovana Greyem
Wlsonem.
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DVACET OBETf VCEREJSfHO We
ORA V CLEVELA LANDU.
34-LETY CESKY NATERAC FRANTlSEK RYBA,
STIzEN BYL UzEHEM.
STO sEDM sTUPNU We sTfNU.

Vceresek by nejparnejsim dnem denach Clevelandu
Teplom9r kosku Squaru vykazoval vcera odpoedne
cvrte hodine TOT stpnd snu vladni tepomer hodn
supnd stfnu cmz 80 supnovy ekord 12
r. 1881 byl pTekonan.
Clevelandu podlehlo vcerejsmu horku 19 dtek jed
ma dospela osoba j. Brown, 5117 Euclid Ave-
James Cowles pfemozen byl vedrem dilnach Aluminium
Castings Co. prfomne nemocnc Aexise smrti "a
pas teze nemocnic lecen e ]. Opalek, 46ety, 4218
Armour Ave. postzeny 1paem nadvori broadwayskych
dratoven.
34lety cesky na9rac p Frantisek Ryba szen byl dze
hem "a prace Broadway rovn9z St. Alexis nemocnici
nyn nachaz Celia fada dasfch cleveland
skych ba vGera sunecnfm zarem pfemozena podob
ne zpravy dochazejf vsech okresd Ohio.
Hrozne vedro rozsffio cele Spojene Stay teprv
dnes vecer neb Ultra chladn9sf pnes jaous devu
Slibuje tax vladnf po19tTnostnf v9stec Emery
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CERNOSI JSOU STRASNi v BOJI
~" ~. -@~ <rxxx
MA kMJAkY

Londyn, 6. srpna. = Valecny correspondent Chas. H.
Grasy kabelue ze cerni vofn Spojenych Sat ukaza
byt nejhroznejsimi zapasu bodaky Soustat ma
mez Reme Scissors asi sto sc cernosskch zvaste pc
sich vojakI Vetsina tech podilela bojich Remese
nchz dokazaa re dovede bajonetem nerychej zacha
zet Cernoss nasi vojac bodakovych napor prdrzuj
vlastn taktiky, zachazece bajonetem jako brit
vou Zadny jiny spoenecky voak nedovede bodlem tax
ryche mavat prserne rny zasazovat ako amercky Ger
noch ktery podobnem pobijenf Hunt pfetrumf rekord
vsech spojeneckych valecniki Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-07
BOLSEVICI PRO-
HLASf VALKU
JAPANSKU?
MASARYK DEKUJE PRESl-
DENTOVI "a POMOC cES-
KOSLOVENSKEMU VOJSKU.
Cholera v Petrohrads.

Londyn, 6. srpna. = Pres
Berlin Sc oznamuje z Moskvy
zprava, re bolsevicka vlada
prave uvazuje o prohlaseni val
ky Japansku a die jistych okol
nosti sc tax mIze snadno stati,
&C rusky lid jest zasadne proti
kazde move valce.
Toxic, sobota, 8. srpna. TO-
pozdena zprava). Ministersky
president hrabe Terauchi v pro
hlaseni stran spojeneckeho "a
krocovani ma Dalnem Vychode
rravil opetn6, re japanska via
da ucinf vsechna vojenska opa
trent jichz bude vyzadovati po
staveni ceskoslovenske armady
ma Sibiri. Terauchi taktez pou
kazuje, ze chaoticky stav ma 81
biri trva stale ze Japansko u
znava "a dobre vojenskou mo-
|ci zakrociti, ably zabr&neno by
10 oarakousko snemeck@mu nebez
peel ma Dalnem Vychode.
Washington, 6. srpna. - Ru
sko bude onou zemi, ktera dne
snf valku ukonci. Toto prohla-
Semi ucinil dr.. Hans Worst, dd-
stojnik bolsevicke rude gardy
v clanku uverejnenem v Berli-
ner Tagblatt, ktery sc dostal
az do zdejsfch dradoven. DR..
Worst jest v Nemecku uznavan
"a nejlepsiho znalce pomerd
ra Rusi. Take on nechvalf Via
du sovetu a primo doznava, ze
cele zemi panuje velka nena
visit proti vsemu nemeckemu.
Nynejsf bolsevicka vlada jest
oligarchii hrizy a nasili.
Professor T. G.. Masaryk.
pfedseda Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodni Rady nejvyssi velitel &c
skoslovenskeho vojska zaslal
dnes presidentu Wilsonovi do
pis, v nemz vyjadruje hluboke
uspokojeni mad rozhodnutim
presidentovym stranu pomoci
Spoj. StatG ceskoslovenske ar
made ma Rusi.
Vase jmeno, pane presiden-
te, o Gem sotva vfte, jest nadse
Inc provolavano ma ulicfch praz
skych. Narod mas zdstane VAm
| i americkemu lidu ma veky vd6
cen. A my skutecne dovedeme
byti vdecni.
| Amsterdam, 6. srpna. Gene
raj hrab9 Kirchbach jenz pra-
We pfibyl do Kijeva ably nastou
pill uprazdnene mfsto po zabi-
tenn generalu Eichornovi, byval
velitelem desateho zaloznfho
armadniho sboru, hned ma po-
catku valky byl n6kolikrate va
zne zranen, takze nem az do
dneska nebylo zminky. Jest
star 50 let.
Hambursky list Fremden-
blat obdrezl z Petrohradu zpra
WI, ze Sc do posledni soboty u.
dalo vice jak 10000 onemoc-
nenf cholerou. z osob napade-
nych touto epidemif do udane
dolby zemfelo 100. Grady ne
mohou proti hrozivemu sffenf
Sc moru niceho delati a jsou nu
ceny epidemii ponechati volny
prIb6h.
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Uvedena fotograficka skuna tyce vceresho naseho
amerckch ztrat Franc We skupne nachazf
tez podobenka ceskeho pesaka Kosfka 1924 vyeh S u
jenz byvazne ranen Dale jest foografi II Busanto
1901 andaay Awe. tezes raneny; Jan Mohala sovak z
Francis Ave vazne raeny; Bruno Korascewicz Berea
Rasmussen 100 vych 80 u Jan Celaskiewcz Hos
mer Ave. ranam svym podlehnuvN
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HLAVNf PCVODCI VCEREJSfHO PRE-
RUSENf NfDOPRAVY ZATCEN.

DIE dnesnfch poednfch zprav zatceno byo 20 vcere
sch sAvkafl Conconu pet muzd e rano dopraven by do
Venice Obzaovani budou z&klad9 ze zpnsob
obtfze p vrobe sreva t ze n&sledke pfeusenf dopra
w Sc municni >d9nictvo opozdlo t# A#
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
Io1fs VarWo1k

afternoon. Twenty garments were
completed during the day and one quilt,
which sold for g, This money will
60 10 swell The funds Of the unit
Red Gross workers who meet twiee
week to make hospital garments IN
the Wesley Methodist Episcopal church,
are in dire need Of three sewing ma
chimes. The work Is growing as well
a. the attendance. A special com
miitee has been appointed 10 try to Sc
cure these machines and Mrs. l.. l..
Klein, one Of the members, suggests that
women leaving Oklahoma City, TO be
absent for the summer months, loan
their machines 10 the unit. These WON
en- are especially esger 10 supply every
thing necessary for the increased num-
Der Of workers. Any woman Wishing
10 loan her machine for the summer can
notify Mrs Klein o, Walnut 2l4J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20

II came about, from some undercurrent
Of argument or reasoning that no one
can explain, that the mass OF women
turned around and obeyed the dlctum.
Today one rarely sees a woman remove
a coat in any public place, And she
does not 60 about the house in a dark
skirt and q white shirtwast above it.
This is an extravagant habit OF other
days which she has wisely discarded.
OF course, the shops say that wom-
an should not wear coat without a
blouse any orothan man should 60
without his shin, even though II does
not show, Cleanliness demands the
long-sleeved garment next to the skin
but women pay very little heed TO this
bit of advice In these days Of econ
omy, they do not waste shirtwaist'
under jackets when they know that
they are crushed into nothingness In
one day and add to the price of the
, laundry bill in shocking manner, as
we'll as TO the use OF starch.
II is true thar for reasons OF cleanli-
ness there are many women who will
wear white wash muslin slips under
the j1cket, but they are cut out at fht
neck in front and have only a five.incf
sleeve, enough to hold the shield, This
is a method which is highly com
mended.
The Wide Gingham waistcoat
In order to prevent the jacket from
looking too severe without any shirt
waist showing the smart talors put in
waistcoats of gingham which are part
and parcel Of the jacket, or separate
garments that are held into the figure
by an elastic band at the waist be-
tween the skeleton back and the orna-
mental front
The sketch shows a coat Of biscuit
colored saberdine which was made by
one of the best tailots II has its
waistcoat of blue and white checked
gingham, giving a far more attractive
result than If the jacket had been opened
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
FAV0RITE RECIPES
Loaf Chocolate Cake.

Two squares Of chocolate, one cup
Of sugar, half a cup of butter and
bacon drippings, equal parts; two
eggs, two-thirds cup Of cold coffee
or milk one cup OF flour, two tea
spoons of baking powder, few drops
OF vanilla extract.
Melt the chocolate over hot water,
then stir in the sugar and butter and
blend together. Add eggs and stir
again, then add the coffee and flour
with baking powder sifted into it,
beating thoroughly, adding lastly the
vanilla extract. Bake slowly 20 to
40 minutes.
Icing.
Take three tablespoons Of boiling
coffee and three teaspoons of cocoa.
Add one cup OF powdered sugar and
few drops of vanilla. Ice cake as
soon as II is removed from oven, no
cooking being required of the FROST
ing.
MRS. GALA BUTCHER LONG.
$50 West Thirty-first street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
AMERICA MUST
OUTDO GERMANY
IN WAR CREDITS
Treasury Hopes 20 Millions
VIII Buy Third Bonds,

WASHINGTON, April Do--Whiie
American arms are meeting German
force, on the battle front In France,
American Liberty loans must match
and oytriop GermanyS popular war
credits. said a review Issue today by
national loan headquarters with the
loan campaign half finished.
A, compared with the United States
two war loans, the first for 5000
10000 with 10000 subscribers, and
the second for sJsOS.OOO.oOO with 1900.
900 or more subscribers, or a total OF
SIS ,8O8. 10000 for the two, the German
people have subscribed the equivalent
OF Sl7,j4J.OOO000 in seven loans, the
greatest number OF subscribers IN any
one OF which was 67680OO. This was
in the sixth loan floaied after more than
two years Of war and about one In
every ten Of Gefmanys population
bought bonds In the United States
about one In eleven subscribed TO the
second Liberty loan.
For the third loan now being Offered
the treasury hopes 10 get 100000 sub
seribefs and double Germanys best
record for wide distribution OF these
government war securities.