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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-27
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tiq. in meIdem AIima Sic Ieben, mic oft
sic linb uno mas Sbre 8ef6dftigumg lit,
fpenn sic un Mitbma letoeu, miro Sbnen
uniere Dtetbobe prompt 2inoerlne perz
ihdffen.
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8uididen, beren Sdue alliheinenb boff=
niingslps lino rno mo ole sSnhalationea,
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iinb. 8ir piinifen Sbnen aiii mniere
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ale atemnpt, alles S6nanfeu iotpie Die
lfredliden ardmpfe iofort mO fin ims
mer beieitigt.
9ieie freie Sfferte Ioate iofprt aiaes
nonilneu tperoen. 5dreiben sic iebt uno
neeinnen Sic Die &lir iofprt. 5Gideu
Sic fein @elb. i%onoern einfah ben me
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Sic hente.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-27
meinoe oiefes Gales, be5ablte Il
8runoiteuer MIR $40 Sfennige.

meinoe otefes Gales, be6ablte ai3
@runoiteuer MIR $40 Bfennige.
Muf Der Siola Bella, iener para
oieliiden Sniel i'm 2ago Waggiore.
Itanom 5u 8onitettens 3eit MIR eil1
groBes, aber gan5 o~erlaiienes 5aus,
uno cine feline Giiberbiitte. gu bet
BEN geb0rten einiee Sl1dnrten 2arb,
Elm Gidenmalo9en unb HuBbdume.
a,tBeroem geborten 0a5u iebr ergie-
bige Jiidereiredte. An oas bot mott
BonItetten fir einen 2ouisoor Miete
an. So iogar beibe 8orromeiide
Snfeln, 5l1ian1men NIT auem, mas oa=
sit geforte, polte man gonltetten fir
81 2outs0ors, ulin etpa ST. 750
perfaufen.
@inmal I'M @ugl,it ourdreilte 8pn-
ltetten oas Seroascatal nit eine.n
5iibrer (Gonoottiere), Der DEM 81
gnor Sinoicatore" 81 @bren nit Dem
SUIT in Der Sano uno 5mei gebrate=
men SIbnern unter Dem Mrm IL
ifneu poranging, 0aB Die Bferbe
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@eg fibrte ldngit ben ufern Sc:
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Selsid)lll6ten binbrm1ienbe 8er5asca.
Ser Bfarrer BON gereoeua eraablte
ibm, mie Die Musiibung oes Siiderei-
~getperbes in Ser8asca nit groBeren
@efabren %perbnnoen iei als oie@ems-
iogo, uno 5eigte ibm Die Steqe, no
er ielbit gum 8iiden bineillg uno al
Dielen Stelen an &aitanienpur8eln
lid binablaiien muBte.
Sr Den tiefer aelegenen g1Iern
fono 9onltetten ben Mais oft iiber
8lpolf Sub bod. vOie Geben batteil
mebr Srollben als Slatter, Die &aita.
%nietlba1tnle bingen bon 5riihte uno
Die @ieien trtgen Die frdftieiteil
&rauter. Die Seloer INN 2oearno 90
ben idbrlid orei Grnten uno bod
nabrten oieie Ieder Ole drnllten Men-
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einem 6ebmnal i6Iedterem gooen Gin
rei6er, fraftiger 9auernltanb elnpor-
1pubs. Bolenta uno &altanien biloe=
ten Die bauptioblidlte Habrung Die
fer 2ellte, Die MIR ielten 5leiid uno
8rot nno nur I'M @inter Milf, 5i
ieben befarnen. Cine @eibe, Die in
Der oeutiden Sdmei5 nenigitens
bunberttmiieno Sire gefoitet bate,
muroe nod 1895 I'M lefstaulenb
Sire gefanft.
90 ufrDolfommell mar gum geis
ipiel sic aultl1r i'm Gale bon Go.
carno, Dob 9onltetten elm W1od)en
lab, meIdes nit elmer orei5adigen
eiiernen @abel Den 8ooen auffrnRte.
mabreno in gerirger @ntfermung So
ter unb Mittter an elmer Art BfIug
5ogen, ben ein ainb fibrte. @er 8rot
iuonte, muBte oasieIbe ubermdBig
teuer be5nblen, uno oas aIes in Dem
berrlihiten frufltbariten 2anoe Der
8elt. 8onItetten ipra9 es als feline
feite ueber5eugung aus, oaB I'M gar
gen Mmte 2ocarno fem ein5iger rid,
tiger 8flue 5n finoen mar .uno ole
8eiber oas 2ano NIT Den Spateu be-
arbeiteten. Gin 6tiiG Reblano, oa3
IN Der @nnot 1000 Sire eingetragen
batte, ergab in Wenoriiio feline 100
Sire. SIM amte 2ueano ipnroe cine
groBe aIm fir 100 aiibe Inn $50
Sire perpabtet. Dos Bripoteigentrm
tpar taft uberaa 10 iebr 5eritiifeI,
oaB es iogar feds Bis fieben semein-
idaftlide BETTER zines aaitanien-
baumes eab.
of iab Bonitettem Beiber, Die
3aiten trrgen, ipel1e pieI GROCER ipa-
rem als lire 9r6gerinnen, uno ais
er emit i'm SniernonetaI IN gerefter
gntriitlne etnert Mann fraste, mar
ltm Die 2eute auf 6ieien beidsperIiden
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-27

Seelen, 80 Nbpofaten nnb Srofltra=
loren, Die cine oroentlibe, pobIorga-
n~iiierte 3erltorungsfabrif allsmadeu.
100 ales 2eben aufgerieben 1tn6 me
tbobiib 5erltort miro" 9urdidnitts
itdj fanoen anein int Mmte 2ocarno,
oas etpa $4,000 gtnDobner 5ablte,
tauieno Gipilprpaeiie itatt uro ETH
2anopost b~eiiegelte segen 1000 g.
%tationen."
9as Dorf Coco I'M Oniernonetnl
unit ether 9epolferung bon 64S Gee
LEM NOR, mte Ste gauge alnliegenoe
@egeno oamals, in 5mei 6aftionen
5~erriilen, mas fdon 5u mand]erMoro
tot anlaB aegeben batte. Mae Cir.
mobner gingen betpoffnet lumber, u,tn
es mar gu ~beiorgen, oaB ELM 8iirgers
fries ~al1sbreden miiroe. gonItetten
beribtet nun: o9as 5pnoifat %. b.
Die 2anooogtei) bate mir BEN Iuf4
trag eegeben, Ole &1tbe in oieIem
2anoe mo moglih mieoer ber5uitel-
len nno ben erbitterten Barteien aes
piiie Srieoensnorihldge 81 madell.
8ir langten beim 8farrer groaini
an. @r 5eigte mir Die Stube, in mel
dJer man tn Der Naht auf i'm ge=
fdoIien bate. Setne 2ellte maren be.
tuaffnet; oas Sal, oas 9orf iebe Sa.
mile mar in Yarteien 5erteilt. Mon
batte aus Der Ybpliognomie Der ges
mobner oes8fnrrbonies leiell fonnen,
peld)er Eartei Die @enihen angebrr-
ten, Die alf Dem 6liBmeg poriiber.
aingen."
vgrogini uno einiee MGnner be-
aleiteten mid in oas Bfarrbons, ans
meldem Die onfriibreriide &otte oelt
Bfarrer in elm ibnt 5ueeboriees Yri-
natbaus pertriebeu bate. Mue 6er=
tier ulto einiee Siiren paren ser
triimmert, nno oas @aus itano offeu
%nnbeipobnt, pie in Den Huinen. @ls
ib oiefe 5riidte Der Harteimutb be-
lid)tigt bate uno i6on Dor Der Sir
mar, rief man mid mieoer ms &olts
5llriid, I'M Die 9r0bten Spinnen 81
betradlten, Die mir aae lie geieben bot,
ten. Oos @eibden briitete IN einen
groBen Sud i'm 8infel zines Jeu-
tiers, oas Wam1en ipa8ierte auf
Dem @eiinie gleidlam orobeno alti
mno ab, 10 uie Ole 3nibauer iib BIN
uno Der bepeeten. @s batte Die Gre,
BE elmer aprifoie, leine 5orbe mar
onnfles @prifoiengelb uno bas 5icr
mar nit ieltiamen &aaren bepabien.
Oieie Spinnen tuaren iest Die ein5i=
gen 8eipobner oes Sauies."
SD lieB oie @ernetnoe periamr
meln. Die urfahe Ser 3mietraft,
Die 1887 Galbemobner gu er.
bitterten 5einoen madbte uno oieies
paraoieliibe 2ano sur Sole umj1ut,
mar cine Mablaeit, Die Der 8farrer
anf Soften Der 8emeirloe Dem giifcfa
gegeben bate. grogini Der nas groBtc
Snls beilst, batte Ole MabIaeit fir
einen galer allf oie Yerion iibernoul.
men utl6 nun entitano bie Srage, OBJ
fir einen ieiner BertpanoterL Der an
Der Wabl5eit teilgenommen batte,
aud Elm EbaIer angerebnet meroan
fonnte ODER niht2 Ius bieiem EbaIer
entitano Elm BroaeB, Der in ieinen er.
item 8orfragen (6em Die 9auptiade
mar baI6 in ben 9intergrunb ge-
ordngt poroen) mad geitenter Hed)-
mlng ihon 10000 Sire gefoitet bat
tie. Die Grieoenspermittlung Bonitet.
tens bate natiirIib feinen grfoIg.
Grit Die &epolutions5eit matte, ME
Der gan5en u~nialberen 8irtid,aft, 10.
AUDI 6ieiem Hro5eIie elm gnoe.
Der geiammte Bert be5 groBen
Oniernone-Sales belief ii1 oan1nIs
mif feline 100000 6ranfen. Sic sc.
meinoe 2oco, 3. b. Die gr0Bte &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-27
grigbfide Nierenfranfheit.

OttUy@ tWt OVERWHELMINGLY. n&tG
Mer5te botten ane Soffmins auf mel
ne 8ie6erberiteliing aufgeeeben,"
fdreibt 9err auguIt Olien BON .Sai-
lepburn Ont, uiie iaeten, i'd bate
Die 9riabt'ihe Nierenfranfbeit. gs
ulroe mir empfoblen, 6orni's MI-
penfrauter 81 gebrand,en, mas ib
audi tot. SD bin iest poaitGnoia ge-
FUND.-" Dies ar6uterbeilmittel lit nit
Reft nein @efhenf Der Natur an Die
Wenihbeit" genannt iporoen. gs
miro niht ourb Die Mpotbefer uer-
fauft, ion0ern brett geliefert pom
Or, Heter Sabrnep&Sons 60, 1901
Baibinston 8Inb., Chicago, 81.
(@na,}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-27
Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
ceriud)eu in jeoer 8eiie oer 9aeeieruna
5ebliitieb au lein.
Den &eies at semiuueu,

Zen Nfieg 81 gefn1nlen.
Sic Seripaltutlg tpiin1bt ben 9icn,t
ren AufDroeruneeu BEG BubIifums gez
mdb su seitalteu.
Gu bieiem 3pede offeriert li6 Die
AtIthiIfe auer i6rer Separtements. Oie
neuen Staten = Sradt tpie gaifaae -
foerben ben 8eantten bes gerfebrs : SEE
partements Dief Yelesenbeit bieten uno
fie Deroen iibelnu germ bebiilfli6 fem,
Die N~nspenonng ODER 4,isesnanberletltne
pieier Raten gu erfldrei1. 10 DaB bic Bas
troue ben gerinsfen Grab bon @ersDaez
rling ODER uubeauemIidfeit inbeaug aui
ben @erianbt ODER Die 2eitu,g ibres @es
id]dfts iber bieIe 2inien ober Mebenl,@
nlen hnbeu.
Die Bermaltung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-27

gerseHen Sic uidt, SIR a6rn-
nement 81 erneneru. tuenn Sbneti bic
rSreie IreKe fir Sexas" mad bem
]. Oftobtr sxseididt iuersen isn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
THREE PRISONERS WORKING
ON STREETS IN ESCAPE EFFORT

Three prisoners working on the
streets escaped yesterday afternoon.
win Street, the negro who escaped a
few days ago and was caught with two
pairs of trousers ne had stolen, was
brought back to court and given fifty
days additional to serve, was working
with a pick chained to his ankle. He
escaped from the guard went to the
Fourth ward school building where,
with a stone and piece of iron, he
broke the lock ON the pick and took
it from his leg and got away. He was
heard from later as having stolen a
cap fom the store Of O. l.. DENIES.
Street is a dope fiond," according to
the police, and will steal anything to
obtain money with which to purchase
the drug.
"Bony" Austin and his som Jim Aus
tin, also made another break for lib
erty When first imprisoned on the
charge of stealing an overcoat they
cut a hole in the roof of the city prison
and were about to get away when
caught. They were working on the
streets yesterday when they ESCAPED
from the guard. They We're later ar
rested by Policeman Ford and returned
TO Jail, where they are now confined in
cell. They are both addicted to the
drug habit and were not trying to leave
| town but We're seeking place where
! they could obtain morphine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
PLANNED BY BRITONS
From Page u

discontented section Of the house Of
commons. He suggested that the war
cabinet was war weary, and should be
aided by special councils dealing both
with war and home affairs.
To Assistance of Premier.
Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the
exchequer, and Arthur J. Balfour, for
eign secretary, came to the assistance
of the hard pressed premier. Mr.. Bonar
Law produced statistics with the view
of disposing of charges against the gov
ernment Of failing to carry out prom
ises with regard to shipbuilding, food
and other matters Like the premier
yesterday he challenged the house to
chang the government if it no longer
had confidence in its policy.
Secretary Balfour supported strongly
the premier's view concerning the
speeches Of Emperor William, Chan
cellor Won Hertlng and Count Czernin,
saying that they gave not the slightest
indication of an approach to the allies
war aims, but rather gave the impress
sion that three years of war had pro
duced no change in Germany's military
policy. His speech undoubtedly had a
great influence on the house and, al
though the debate continued, a great
many members left the chamber at the
conclusion Of Mr. Balfour's speech. The
vote was taken in a comparatively thin
house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
NEWS OF HEALDTON



Healdton, Okla, Feb. 14.-Mrs. Grace
Rumbey, chairman of the south side
sewing unit, reports four hospital gar
ments completed at Mondays meeting.
Owing to the bad weather only seven
were present. All are urged to attend
the sewing units every Monday and
Friday at Hotel Arthur, and every Tues
day and Thursday at Mrs. Glackler's
residence.
The young peoples service club Will
meet for the second time at the NJ. h.
Church Friday at 4 o'clock. They
planned at the last meeting to collect
and send magazines to the soldiers.
A hundrded "scrap books" ii is eX'
pected, will be ready for shipment the
last of next week.
John Franks has purchased the Ar.
mold grocery store. Mr.. Franks has
been in business here since the town
opened.
Those who did not receive aluminium
sets please call at the American Con
/ fectioncry or phone 145.
Fred Crossen was a business visitor
| to Ardmore Tuesday
Subscribe for The Daily Ardmoreite'
/ fifteen cents week.
r. e. Davis Of Wilson was business
visitor in Healdtou Wednesday.
Oscar Silvey Of Ringing was here
| Tuesday
oscar Thompson Of Ringing was
! bnro Wednesday,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
GEIGER CONVICTED AND
GIVEN TEN-YEAR TERN

The jury in the case of the state VS..
Cecil Geiger, robbery, on trial yester-
day in the district court, brought in a
verdict Of guilty and assessed the pun
ishment at ten years impr 3onment in
the state penitentiary This is the case
in which the defendant held up Lee
Tripp, robbed him tied him to a tree
and ran away with his automobile.
The case Of the state VS. Lowie Eaves,
robbery was taken up for trial this
afternoon. In this case the defendant
N charged with robbing two Cinnamon
at the Imperial Cafe of a diamond ring
a watch and a small sum of money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
WHEELER NEWS NOTES.


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
BRITTON is DEFEATED

Deming, n NJ Feb. 14.--Otto wal
lace, lightweight boxer of Fort Worth,
Texas, was awarded u decision over Joe
Briton Of Kansas City by Referee Jack
Little Of El Paso in the fifth round or
scheduled fifteen.round bout here last
night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Young Democrats
of Carter County will be held Saturday
afternoon, Feb. l6 at 2:3O o'clock, in
the county court room for the purpose
Of electing delegates from Carter Coun.
ty to the state convention Of the Young
Mems Democratic League at Ardmore,
Feb. %. Every Democrat in the county
under 50 is urged to be there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
AMERICAN SHIP SINKS UBOAT.

An Atlantic Port Feb. 14.--An Amer
lean steamship arriving here reported
having sunk a German submarine in
the Mediterranean on Jan. IS last, after
running fight. The steamer was not
hit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14

DR. Laird can be consulted at his
private railroad car at the Frisco depot.
Practice limited to chronic diseases.
over so years experience. IA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14

Roxana Petroleum No in section %
4s3w, drilling for the Westheimer sands,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14

Read it in The Daily Ardmoreite first.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14

The want ads viii rent that house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14

Fred Chapman has rig. one location
south of the Kaibro well no. !, Jon sec
ton 4s3w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14

Kaibro Oil Company is drilling ON No.
.. one location east OF No. ], I'm see.
ton 4s3w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14

Splendid Quality Of
Madras in Fast Colors.
Guaranteed to give ex-
cellent service and stand
the hardest laundering.
SOFT CUFFS, with or
without collars, as you
choose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
SHIRTS
$3.50 to $3.50

In this assortment we
show our finest and most
exclusive Manhattan"
Shirts. Of pure "Ragall
Silk, the finest Tub 81
made. No prettier coles
Of any delicate shade to
be found in any material.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
SHIRTS
$500 to $500

Pure Silk and mixtures
of Silk and Madras. All
have French Cuffs and
the patterns are not to be
surpassed at any price. Of
course, these are absolute
ly fast colors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-16

The districts of the Methodist La
dies Aid will meet at the following
homes on Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock: District 1, at the home of
Mrs. She'll, 614 North Fourth street;
District 2, at the home of Mrs. J.. G.
Moore, North Fourth street, with
Mrs. Wyand as assisting hostess. Dis
trict 3 will not hold a meeting this
week.
District 4 will meet at the home Of
Mrs. 2. H. Lehman, Belmont venue
District 5 will meet with Mrs. J.. w
Todd, 1106 University avenue.
The Entire Nous club will give Its
annual Christmas party this after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. G.. B. Fair.
child. of the Dakota block. The en-.
tertainment Of the afternoon will
take the form Of a covered dish sup.
per, Christmas decorations will be
used in the rooms, and an informa
entertainment will be enjoyed by thu
club members.
The regular meeting Of thu
Women's Catholic Ordtr Of Forester
will be held on Tuesday evening il
the Knights of Columbus hall. Al
members are urged to attend.
Miss Josephine Tracy left Saturda!
for Foxholm, N. D., where she will
resume her duties as instructor in tn
city schools. Miss Tracy has beer
a guest at the home of her father, 7
Tracy, 915 North Fourth street.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-16

Legislation of interest to farmers may
include revision of the herd laws, an
act making it mandatory for eleva-
tors to be equipped to clean grain,
changes in the irrigation acts. etc.
Several bodies either will meet
here during the session, to submit
suggestion in person, or will hold con-
ventions elsewhere and sends commit
tees here.
The Montana Society of Equity, the
Montana Farmers Union and kindred
bodies, assembled in Great Falls in a
~Co-operators' congress-, are expected
to send a grist of agricultural bills.
The Nonpartisan league has Fl men,
bers in the assembly, five in the house
and 16 in the senate, and it is expect
ed that these will put forward some
proposals. based on the new platform
Of the national league, recently an
nounced at the convention in st. Paul.
Both houses are overwhelmingly
Republican. The Montana Record
Herald Of Helena, a Republican daily,
is authority for the statement that the
Republicans will make a demand for
less costly state administration and
will charge lack OF economy in the
state house. Gov. Sam. v. Stewart is
a Democrat. This is the first legisla-
ture in many years to be controlled
by the Republicans.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-16
The Blackbirds Plan Mischief.

Now. Father Beaver is very social
and friendly, and he is a good neigh
Dor. Yes. Father Beaver is the kind
est and best neighbor in the Great
Forest. And one reason for this is
that he is always busy with his work.
Father Beaver and his family are
never idle. You know that idle peo-
pie do most of the mischief in this
world. The Beavers work is never
done. Beavers are all at it.; and they
love to work-now fixing the dam,
now cutting down trees, now getting
a big wood-pile for their winter sup
ply Of food. For you remember that
Beavers live largely on the bark Of
hardwood trees, such as the poplar,
yellow birch n maple, etc.
Now a big flock of blackbirds
they had built their nests among the
bushes and reeds in a, swamp. But
the Blackbirds were not very good
neighbors. The Beavers were kind to
the birds, and never molested their
nests, and never ate their eggs or
their young. In fact the Beavers
set an excellent example of protect
ing birds and their nests and their
pretty eggs; and I am ashamed to
say, that some boys haven't the good
sense to follow the example set by
the little Beavers.
Now, these Blackbirds were very
fond Of mischief, I think reason
for this was their idleness. They did
not love hard work. as much as the
Beavers did. And they didn't always
mind their own affairs. They We're a
very noisy crowd.
Some of the little people of Mir
ror Pond scolded, saying that after
the Blackbirds came to live in the
swamp. that it was impossible to
sleep early in the morning, because
the Blackbirds made such an awful
racket. You see that they all had
very loud voices; and they all wanted
to talk and scream at the same time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-16

In spite Of all the attempts at high
necklines for blouses and certain
frocks this mode has not yet been ac-
cepted by really well-dressed women.
Shawl shaped or surplice necklines
and. more recently, square ones re-
main the favorites. And although
fashion has said mo white at the
neckline" there are few women or
even young girls who can stand the
severe effect of dark fabric next the
neck.
Here is a very alluring collar and
cuff set which would make anyone
val to defy fashion and a bit
of white OF the serge or satin frock.
1t is made of white MORE silk and is
fashioned for the %favorite square
necked frock. The edges are bound
with white silk braid. which adds a
tailored touch to the set.
The jaunty little hat worn with this
street costume is made of mouse col
ored crude satin and a band of cerise
colored gros grain ribbon is the only
trimming.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-16

pers along the Athabasca river and
McMurray.
Constable Mcdonald is holding sew
eral dog trains and their drivers back
at Stony Island, ten miles below Nc
Murray.
The ten passengers and freighters
who left McMurray a week ago. for
the end Of steel and Edmonton, ex-
pecting to make fair train connections
soon ran out of supplies. They had to
get out and shoot rabbits.