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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

II. F. Major will go to New Lon
don Monday to design a memorial for
the Barclay cemetery. Last year Mr..
Major designed the park for this
cemetery and this year the park is to
be further decorated with a seat and
fountain.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04
Lieutenant Ocker Here,

Lieutenant E. l.. Ocker, a former
student in the University, was in Co.
lumbia today. He is stationed at Camp
Funston
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

meeting of Ladies Aid and Missionary
societies Friday.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
entertained at a birthday luncheon to-
day for the following guests: Ralph
Hammond and Donald Mosbey of JEFF
ferson City, George Murphy and Lisle
Drauer of st. Joseph, Lawrence Rob-
erts. Donald Mcdonnell, A j. Janno-
poulO and Duncan Everett of Webster
Groves, Arthur E. Griffith and Paul
L. Millhone of Kemper Military Acade-
my and Carter Andres from Memphis.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

Mrs. c. B. Faris and Mrs Vivian
Haynes of Jefferson City are the
guests of Miss Adalyn Faris for the
weekend
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
will give a picnic and steak fry on
Thursday, May 8. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w Wat
kins will be the chaperones
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

Inc Alpha Tau OHeSa fraternity
will give a picnic and steak fry on
Thursday, May 8. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Wat
kins will be the chaperones.
The girls of the Helma Apartment
Ill Missouri avenue, entertained last
night. Mrs S 4. Shockley, Mrs. S. A.
RObnett, Mrs. NJ. c. Delvaux, and Miss
z Hickok were the chaperons. There
was a program of music and dancing.
Misses Flavia James, Florence Potter.
Jeanette Howard, Helen Chamber
lain and Katherine Jekel were the
hostesses.
The faculty of stephens College will
give its regular at home from to
O'Clock Monday afternoon in the new
dormitOry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tidd of Hutch
insOn, Kan, are the guests of Mrs.
Tidd's sister, Miss Helen Moore, at the
Pi Beta Phi house and of her brother,
Harold Moore, at the Phi Delta Theta
house.
Miss Eunice Remley, who has been
teaching at Knox City, Mo-. has re-
turned home to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. E. A. Remley.
Miss Carolyn North of Kansas City
is the guest of Miss Meryl Leavel at
the Alpha Phi house for the weekend.
Weekend guests at the Phi Kappa
Psi house are: Byron Schultz, Ralph
George Chandler. ]. R. Es-
terlee and A. r. Jackson of Kansas
City, and Ernest Thiemeyer of ST.
Louis.
Twenty-Five couples attended the in
formal dance which the Pi Kappa
Alpha fraternity gave last night at the
chapter house. The house was dec
GRATED with apple blossoms and sweet
peas. The chaperOns were: Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. MOOers. Mrs. Ida VI. Gallup
and Horace F. Major.
Mrs. f. w. Hinton of Chicago, wife
Of former Dean Hinton of the School
Of Law in the University, is the guest
Of Mrs. j. c. Jones.
The ". c. T. L. will meet at
o'clock Monday afternoon at the
Methodist Church. The Reverend
NJ. A. Hart will talk on Our Share in
World Abolition of Drink"
Miss Augusta Spencer gave an in
formal tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Ruth Saunders of Kan |
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

Miss Augusta Spencer gave an in
formal tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Ruth Saunders of Kan
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

The faculty of stephens College will
give its regular at home from to
o'clock Monday afternoon in the new
dormitOry.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

Weekend guests at the Phi Kappa
Psi house are: Byron Schultz, Ralph
Brigham, George Chandler, ]. R. Es-
terlee and A r. Jackson of Kansas
City, and Ernest Thiemeyer of ST
Louis.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tidd of Hutch
insOn, Kan, are the guests of Mrs.
Tidds sister, Miss Helen Moore, at the
Pi Beta Phi house and of her brother,
Harold Moore, at the Phi Delta Theta
house.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

Miss Eunice Remley, who has been
teaching at Knox City. Mo-, has re-
turned home to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. E. A. Remley.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

The ". c. T. U. will meet at 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon at the
Methodist Church. The Reverend
NJ. A. Hart will talk on Our Share in
World Abolition of Drink"
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-05-04

Miss Carolyn North of Kansas City
is the guest of Miss Meryl Leavel at
the Alpha Phi house for the weekend.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
Soldat norocos.

Scldat norocos. = Londra. =
Tn soldat retormat din armata
australiana din cauza ranelor.
vechi 81 iscusit miner, a descopc-
rit vina de- aur linga Bar
mouth, in Wales.
Bani de reclama furati. - Gle
ve,and. Ohio. - Samuel SOltesz,
proprietarul unai magazin de pa
larii. a avut o ideie nostima in
aranjarea palariilor sale in fe-
reastra. dar care totuSi la costat
srma dc 2S dolari. Soltesz avea
nistc palarii a un dolari bucata,
81 in avertizarea prctului lor. in
fapsese lie panglicile palariilor
hirtii de cite nn dollar in loc de
etichetc. In hot, spargindu-i
ferea Stra peSte nOapte. a adunat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
Perderile Englezilor in sapta,
OCROTIREA MAMELOR NUN,
CITOARE.

Poate cd d-ta lucrezi de la in
ceputul razboiului. Nici Odata
II al crezut ca vel intra intro ia
brica. Barbatlll d-tale a zis intot-
dcauna ca Sc va ingriji de d-ta.
Oar sosi r&zboiul 81 dinsul fu
,uat de linga d-ta. Ca 100000 al
tc femei in Franta al fost nevoi-
ia a merge la lucru VeZi starea
lucrurilor mprejurul d-talc 81
auzi sgomotul roatelor; iti vine
ameteala de la repeziciunea roa.
telor 81 Suveicelor. Ceasurile tree
81 mai ales de vreme dupa amiazi
te lupti din suflet sd ramii sta
tornica 81 barbata.
Oar mai ales daca eSti aproa-
pc IA deveni mama. suferHta ere
ste. Atunci masinile par 81 mai
apasatoare. 81 doresti a fl depar-
te de lucru ca pruncul d-taie sa
vie pc lume in pace 81 liniste
Cirmuirea, par'ca ar trebui sa
lngrueasca att de sanatatea ma
melor cit 81 a copiilor, sd Opreas-
ca munca mamei inainte de face
re. Asa ca imbucuratoare YES
tea ca Sc fac legi spre ocroti
femeilc de truda muncii pc un
timp inainte 81 dupa nastere. In
vreme de razboi, cind taria ur.
masilor he priveste mai multi ca
orr cind, e lucru de capetenie a
lua masuri IA pazi sanatatea ma
melor care asteapta prunci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

mai mutt fapu att de Characteristic aceste mprejurr ca
dlnsu refuzat doua comsun triise sd aduca in milo
cu nosru 81 lea refuzat motvu ca vos Sd fe ing
dit prin nci un fe de statute voeste M pc tern
nu voieste sa fe contolat de nimeni in poa
sa poarte Ne cuprinde groaza cind No gnm la feu
in care nj sd cerea gnoraea vonte poporu in 81 pu
nerea tuuror dreptuor in mod necontroa in NINA une
persoane.
81 pc cit este de trs de registrat apt pc att
vede de Characteristic al vremur de multi apnse Pima
Iule crezut urechor daca nj soptit in ee
Co. un ON Gu trecut gloros voiese dndnsu
ceasca penru asi ingropa recut Am fl irAxnt scui
pam in fata obrazniculu STAR Fl ingadu So spuna
asa
Asaz stam insa in faa unui fapt ~ poate ii
agadu Asaz vedem ca Gel mai buni al nos hi pierd
ute rabdarea Cd char aic unde osebire de ca
sa nj So cere ceva ncape in mintea sxoas&
oameni obicinuiti democraa AmeceL 81 mai
dem si ne doare Cd vedem spulbe n vnt nadsj-
que noastre egate &c un hume alta De emnr
Oar &c sal aci? Altele chestinie ari de astAs
Carl = "a Il intrsbArn ii fsta noastre 81
altse sunt persoanele mari d luptsle or az Iecutul r.
mine e urma presentul este ins!oIAtor munca
bneo5pduit& sub pre4edptia Di locoteno aile Gtoca
yiitprnlr 1REBUU ~ a. suz1dA SAs skss ],
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
MULTI NJ Stu CA:

5 inyentat un fel de Subma.
rim care poate fl condus numal
de un singur ON. Scopul pentru
.are fost facut este cautarea
lucrurilor ce Zac la fundul ape
lor. mai GU seama vapOarelc inc
cate.
Sc zice Cd firma Ford a primit
de la gllvern comenZi de tOrpl-
loare. automobile usoare, auto
mobile cuirasate, automobile am
bulante 81 altelc in valoare de
300, ,O0O, 900 de dolari.
Tipografia universitatii din
Oxford are litere pentru tiparit
scrieri in l5O de limbi.
Pomii de cauciuc din India.
ell, toate ca li-se da cep in fie-
care ri, dau sue mai multi de do
uazeci de ami.
Sa facut sOcotcala ca la STIR
situl razboiului in insulile cngleze
Sc ccre cladirea a 100000 de ca
Sc noui.
Gel mai scump scam din lu-
me este acel al Papei; de ar
gint masiv, 81 costa 10000 de do
lari.
Sc zice ca platina Sc poate
TRACE in fire att de subtiri. in
cit sunt invizibile eli ochiul ne
armat (fara ochian sau binoclu.)
Persoanele cele mai inalte din
insulile Engleze Sc gasescI iii di,
strictul Galloway, din sudnl SEQ
tiei, unde recordnl staturei da 3
inalt;me de 5 urine 81 10 inch
Cea mai scunda statura Sc case.
ste in Wales 81 ia sndul Angliei
iNici un alt material de zidaris
Inn pOate IL atit de diiHrbil "a k{a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
maruntiSuri.


Cnii oameni sunt ca scaiul. Nh
sa mai pot deslipi de multime. u
nul dintra .,marii'' vorbitori della
Youngstown, yorbind imediat dupa
magistrate cuvintare d-lui Bar
bu-Geo, un imitator de preot, a fa-
cut declaratia ca 81 dinsul Va merge
Gu Legiunea Romina ca preot pc
cimpul de lupta. ,,Pentru-ca ori ce
att zice dragii mel'', = spunea DIM
SUI leu nu ma pot deslipi de
D-voastra''.
Acum, cind lei omului niSte Pa
sti scump platte 81 banii multi della
banca, de sigur ca trebuie sal ere
ri pc cuvint ca ,.nu sd poate deslipi
dc D-voastra Oar atunci cum ra-
minem Gu promisiunea dc merge
cu Legimea
Spunea parintele Duma: ,,Astazi
avem 1 Iulie, GU numarul 4 IN 'au
prigonit ami dearindul profesorii
la liceu, lar D-voastra tot Gu nu-
marul 4 imi stati in drum. Eu II am
racori de numarul 1 fiindca sunt Gu
D-voastra. ergo traiasca nuna-
rul patru.''
Cnde este omul 81 cum ! chiama
pc eel ce spunea la adunarca Ligii
ca 81 acolo trebuie un numarul pa
tru? Tnii spun ca fost un plcot.
$ 'apoi 81; nu te bucuri cind vezi ca
gura pacatosului adevar graieste9
Sa organiza grupul de defilarc al
Rominilor in Youngstown, o. pen
tru ziua de 4 Iulie. Eram toti in IL
ME. Dintr strada de alaturi sa
ivesc ungurii GU flota lor represen-
tind covacii din statul Ohio. Eli tree
in sus neadmirati de nimcn Ell toa-
te ca chemau lumca Ca la bilci Gu
nicovalelc lor. Oar in calea lor Sa
pune flota italienilor representind
Alpii cu soldati italicni la pinda.
Pc flota era scris: ..They shall not
pass -.
Adevarat 81 binenimerit
Cine vOieste Sd clstige i'll carti,
daca este superior 81 favorizat de
noroc = spunea un vorbitor = tre-
buie sd dea cartile pc fata, ca sd fie
crezut de ceilalti S'apoi sd nu te
miri cd uni ce sa pretind mari 81
Iari, voiesc sa cistige fara de a ara
ia ,,cartile pc fata 2. !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

la fund ilneditt dnpa &c eel a.
flati Pc el fusesera luati pc celia
lalt vas
omorit dc trsn. Youngstown,
Ohio. A fost omorIt un ON
cind trenul circuhli Barnum 4
Bailey s'a isbit intr'un alt tren
la Giraru, Ohio. Gel mort este
de % de ami 81 Sc numeste Tho
mas Rooney. FL a fost apucat in
ire doua vagoane. Afara de a.
ceasta au mai foat raniti inca
alti dol oameni din personalul
circului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
Tlrburari in Lisabona. =

ris. Conform informatiunilor
primite astazi aici, i'm Lisabona
au isbucnit niste turburari mari
in urma unei intruniri "a particle
lor democratic 81 revolutionare.
A intervamt politia 81 in lupta au
ramas mai multi morti 81 citiva
raniti. S 'au facut dOua suite pa
tuzeci de. acstari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

de acolo toti dolarii pc carl la
putut ajpnge Gu nina. in total e.
rau 43, dar el ma luat decit %
din Ell, pentru ca restul erau
prea in fund.
1ntrunirea evreilor Romini. -
Cleveland, Ohio. - DIR. p. "A. Sic
geistcin, presedintele Uniunei
Rationale Americana a Evreilor
din Rominia, a tinut un discurs
inaintea unei mari audiente in
trunita in localul societatii loca-
le din Polan Ave. Scopul intru-
nirei fost lupta pentru eman-
ciparea Evreilor din Rominia. a
sa ca sd i-sc acorde 81 lor drep-
turi egalc ca la ceialalti cetateni
Mare bogatas cauta de lucru.
- Boston. Edward Tuck
French, moStenitorul mai null
te mfllOanc, care a fuglt GU o
0peatoare de la telefoane, a.
nuntat ca are intentia sd para
seasca societatea 81 sa-si cautc
undeva de lucru.
Perderile Englezilor in sapta-
nina trecuta. = Londra. - Per-
derile de oameni raportate in
saptamina incheiata Gu ziua de
6 Maiu, aiung "a cifra de II 1886.
Aceste perderi Sc impart in mo-
dul urmator:
CciSi sau mort din cauza ra-
nelor: l4O de ofiteri 81 2,596 sol
dati. Raniti sau lipsa Gle la front !:
413 ofiteri 81 14,1S5 de soldati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

Amsterdam. = In desbaterile
Reichstagului de Joia tecuti. DR..
Cohn, un socialist independent,
a atacat aspru pacea Germanlei
Gu R0minia. Intre altele el zicca ::
MOI respingem Gu energie ira
tatul cu Romilia. intocmai ca
tratatul Ucranian, cl nu Va adu-
ce 0 pace adevarata. Evrcii din
Rominia sunt inca lipsiti de
drcpturi Acest tratat MI facut
dccit in schimbul petrolului 81 ca
ilor ferate. la, tratatul nu alt
ceva decit un furtisag comis pc
sub aseuns, d~ care Sc vede,' I,
Aci presedintele ia atras atentia
sd fie mai moderat in ton. Dupa
inca mai mutt citicism, DIR. COhn
incheiat: ,,Atit timp cit militia
riSmul nu va ii nimicit, moi nu
putem obtinc. 0 pace care sa du-
reZe."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
INF0RMATIuNI

Divizie NORTH. Ceho-Slova-
eli din Italia an format divizie
numlta Ia morrill, earl in mo-
mentul potrivit Sc va arunca d
supra Abstraction. Soldatii dir
carr Sc compune aceasta divizie
au jurat sa nu Sc retraga nici IL
nul viu. ci dupa &c vor fl res
pins inamicul, sa ramiie pc. pozi-
tie. vii sau mort. Eli aceStei ma
tluni oropsite imiteaza frumosul
gest al femcilOr dim Russia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
Rate politiene$ti in Irlanda

1S1Itt POl1VISH09II III 1IIdNUd.
- Dublin Politia a facut ieri
nenumarate rate in Balinasloe,
in East Riding 81 in vecinatati.
S'au collfiscat arme 81 $ 'au facut
multc arestari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
Pescuires unui cadavru.

Pescuiree unui cadavru. -
Cleveland. = Dol baicti din La
kcwood au gHsit in lacul Erie ca
davrul unui ON in vista cam de
de 33 de ami. DuS la morga. me
catul "a identificat a, fl un anu
me Joseph Dee. locuitol in stra-
da West 3S. Aceia care la iden-
tlflcat era mama lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
Scapati de Ia. inec.

ff.
- AstaZl s'a rapOrtat ca I'm va
DOr de patrula american a saliva,
7OG de soldati calatori pc vapo-
"ul canadian City OF Vienna. ca
re s'a lnecat linga coasta Allan
ticlllui. City of Vienna 5 IA dus
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
Arestarea unui escroc.

Arestarea unui escroc. -
Frank Pavlick, din Cleveland, O..
a fost condamnat la un an inchi-
scare pentru ca sd detesc drept
Otter din armata americana. Pa
Wick fusesc soldat in armata, de
unde a fost concediat pc baza cd
ca supus austriac. Venind la Gle
veland, Sc instalase la un hotel,
isl schimbase numele 81 trecca
drept un Otter american sosit de
pc cimpul de lupta pcntru ca pri-
mise niste rane. "A vorbit la vre-o
doua intruniri patriotice 81 fost
intetinut de citeva familii bune
din oas. Autoritatile insa, banu-
indu-l, l-au luat la cercetari 81
ca urmare s'a dovedit Cd era un
mincinos. Dupa aceia a fost tri-
mis- sd stea un an la temnita din
Canton. Ohio. .
The Keota news., 1918-12-20
Yuletido horooa

The parent who trundles q load Of
presents home Mt midnight, 10 thnt the
children won't see them.
The host who carves the turkey Of
all the choice parts and then looks
happy while he eats what IL left.
The young man who starts for q
bunch Of girls under The mistlctoc and
kisses the one who Is too old to run
away.
The youngster who won't ask Santa
Claus for a pair Of skates because his
mother Is afraid he will break his
neck or get drowned.
The newly married man who will
pretend to like his wife's first mincs
pie, and ask for another piece.
The married man who wears he
nccktie and smokes the cigars bis
wife give him.
The love.sick swain who pawns his
Overcoat to buy his girl present.
The Keota news., 1918-12-20

ness was a. complete as that Of the
young mother who clasps her drst.
born 10 her heart. The old man lost
some more wrinkles AZ he watched
her inoffable delight. The young lady
xnld gently:
perhaps you would like to get
your little girl some-ah-shoes and
warmer thIngs?"
Thank you. miss. she shall have
them. for ~ you say she evidently
needs them. But she Il not mine"
When . big bundle Of nice warm
garments and wonderful pair Of rcd
shoes had been made up tho. man
thought she right possibly be hungry.
So they made . queer little group ~
one Of the cosy tables. The baby. fcs
abe was scarcesy more. said:
II hike you. VIII you take me hons.
and my dollyf'
"Yes; II you will tell mo where !,
In" his facu softening In spite
Of himself. But he soon found
that the child had no idea Of
where she lived. but by degrees he
learned that "lluver Was looked away
In q big box" and she had reinaiaed
with Mrs. wilkins. This lady appeared
to have several children of her own.
and she had told Nisser wilkins that
she couldn't be powered wiv' Mary.
10 she looked me out and got
lostetl."
~ tho innocent little lips formed
these words Old Crusty said 10 him.
self:
'Heartless creature-name Mary
deliberately lost this lovely child.
Tender little thing! I must take her
home for tonight anyhow. and look
for her people tomorrow"
BY the time he had made this rcso-
luton the warmth. the good bread and
milk and excitement had been too
much for little Mary and she lny
asleep In the cab which tho ''miser"
had called.
No one claimed . lost girl. and Old
Crusty said daily:
II really must ssek her relatives"
but he never found them. and It WAS
not long before the little girl called
him grandpa. but before that she had
Kissed AWAY all his ugly wrinkles.
And they are very happy.
The Keota news., 1918-12-20

Al he turned to make his way
hack through the crowd the little
chest heavc.l with great sigh. but
xhe did not cry. Tho old man smiled
Q cracked aud grudying smile a. the
child said:
"Fank you-you n good"
"-good1 Oh, don't know"
He started along thinking II time
that the child should he put In charge
Of her parents. but her tiny fingers
chung to his hand.
"where II your mothcrf' he asked.
"Auvver's dead. Seer And she
picked up fold of her black dress
TO show.
"Ah!" said he. suddenly choking.
And yet he had gnincd the name Of
Old Crusty in the neighborhood where
he lived alone. and he was also con.
siticred to he stony.hcarteti miser.
"And my favver. too" continued the
child. still clinging to his hnntl.
Spurious how surroundings inilu.
ence one" thought he. ''and how the
The Keota news., 1918-12-20

Lets 90 inside." suddenly said the
old man. some Of the unlovely wsin-
kles disappearing. They went into
the crowded store.
"I.et this little girl have anything
she wants. miss" said Old Crusty.
Tho blue eyes shone like stars. and
. delicate pink bloomed In the lit.
The Keota news., 1918-12-20

mans collar. and
the blue lips were
parted In an &C.
static smile which
showed the tiny
white teeth. The
golden hair blew
across the old
mans face. ana
somehow he did
not resent Il. but
when he had held
her until tho pro-
ccssion had gone
twice around he
began to feel
tired. for he was
not young.
The Keota news., 1918-12-20

Women al over the world realize more
and more that their work at home helped
the man at the Front. It involved
Great sacrifices, hard work and unusual
physical strength. Women at home
should study nuFsing for the home: A good
wy 70 learn 10 to AK your druggist tor
copy OF send go to publlshsr Of the
Medical Adviser" ooS Aa;n st.. Buffalo.
n. T.. and ct . copy Of their 1000 pass
book bound in cloth. with ehaptsrs On
First Aid, Taking Care Of The SICK o.
Wounded, PhysioloU. Hysiens. Anato-
ny, sex Problems. Mother and Babe.
Nobody, man or woman. can do good
work when health l. impaired. II .
woman d nervous or has dizzy spells.
suffers from awful pains at regular or IL.
regular intervals che should turn 70 tonic
nads Up Of herbs, and without alcohol.
which makes weak women strong and SEX
women well. Il u Dr.. Piercs's favosits
Prescription. esnd Dr.. Pierce. Buffalo.
II, r.. 10 esnts for trial package.
49,: e: 81, 1:': So: ~ g. r..s::
fseofs10sisa I was - ssDsetasey: D3eol ~
10 / always vss - sssvees tbat esaSes
oeaaA ~ Aess - - damned ~ eHe oe1o -
1T ! ess sss,y ~ :Ts,sss's Psssssieisse. Co.
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The Keota news., 1918-12-20

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And there were In the !
! same country shepherds
abiding in the field. keep /
} ing watch over their flock
by night.
And. 10. the angel Of the
/ Lord came upon them. and
: the glory Of the Lord shone
! round about them: and
they were sore afraid.
! And the angel said unto
! them. fear not: for, behold.
} I bring you good tidings Of
great 10y, which shall be to
all people.
For unto you 10 born this
day In the city Of David .
! Saviour. which u Christ
! the Lord.
} And this shall be . sign
unto you. Ye shall find
} the babe wrapped in svvad-
! ding clothes. lying In .
1 manger.
! And suddenly there was
s with the angel q multitude
! Of heavenly host praising
s God, and saying.
! Glory to God In the
! highest. and On earth peace.
) good viii toward men.
1 And Il came to pass. -
! the angels were gone away
! from them into heaven, the
! shepherds said one to an
: other: Let u now 20 even
! unto Bethlehem, and zee
J this thing which 10 come to
! pass, which the Lord hath
3 made known unto -.
1 And they came with
haste, and found Mary, ana
! Joseph. and the babe lying
s In . manger.
: And when they had seen
! Il. they made known abroad
the saying which was told
! them concerning the child.
And Ill they that heard
4 Il wondered 1t those things
! which were told them BY
I the shepherds.
! But Mary kept al these
things, and pondered them
; In her heart.
3 And the shepherds re-
I turned, glorifying and
: praising God for Ill the
things that they had heard
and seen, ~ Il WAS told
: unto them.
s st. Luke i:o-zO.
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The Keota news., 1918-12-20

Ito cheeks. The
young lady at the
counter was tired
dead tired. but
the Oh ris I m Q .
spirit was In her
heart and sh .
handed two dolls.
one dark haired.
tho other blonde.
and each W 18th
white teeth show.
Ing between the
lips. Tho child
chose the dark.
haired one. "I.ooks
like muvver." she
said. Her happl.
The Keota news., 1918-12-20

A commercial traveller had taken Q
large order In Scotland for q consign-
inent Of hardware and endeavored to
press upon the canny Scottish man.
agcr who had given him the order Q
Christmas gift Of q box Of Havana a.
gnrs.
"Naw." he replied. Don't try to
bribe q man. cudna tax them and
am q member Of the kirk"
"3ut will sou not accept them ~
Christmas presentT
II cudna." said the Scot.
"Ncll. then" said the traveller. Sup
pose I sell son the cigars for . merely
nominal snm-say, sixpencef"
"weel. In that case" replied the
Scot, '.dnce you press me. and. not
liking to refuse an offer weel meant,
think III be taking two boxes."