davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

3uIebt brauf 9elest, bas @an5e Oer'
na9elt uno auBeroem nod einmaI
oerf9nirt.
Damn iebte er bic &iIte Dor 1i9 bin
auf ben Slid unO begann cine ernIte,
aber griinbli4e 5eter.
9ieie Seier 5o9 fi9 10 in Die 2Gn>
&c, Dab mir gegen Mitternoht pors
3psen, unlern beimli4eE 4usgud gu
uel,uHen.
Qm anoern Morgen lag Der Dit:
in tiefem S6lummer in feiner Rcie.
Quf Dem Slid itonO cine leere 6la'
i9e, Die unbere lag in berIelben 8er@
falfung ouf Dem 8ooen.
Sn ben Mrmen bss often ru6ten
bic S9olen uno bic Hefte Der brei
&inoer Mu9uItens. @r bate es iiG
pa6rI9einli9 Bel Der 3peiten 5laf6e
niGt nebmen ~laiIen, Die &iite pieOer
auF 3uma9en unO Die @ier beraus3us
ne6men.
Die gier maren BEL Der 6als6rehe=
rif6en alettsrei in Die &oie natiirs
lid aerbro9en, unO cine eelbli4z
CRIME, grade nibt olaupObl oufs
tenbe SliifTgfeit 3ierte Den redten
@r!n, biefelbe 9dlfte bes @eIi9ts unb
Sen peitaus gr0Bten Sell Der 8ett=
oede.
@n ienem Morgen brau9te Der
&apitGn oes Mntaoor. cine llnmengs
parmen Ma1ers gum Maf9en urb
als er gegen IL u6r an Sed fam,
mari er Elm groBes SInbel 3eu9 iiber
8orb, 0as menI9lt6em @rmeie en-
na@ ale iroii9en ueberrefte Der
treuen Quguite ent6ielt.
Ser Nlte puroe aamdbli9 pie5er
menfGli9 uno nett gu uns.
Gr purbe aIerOin9s AUDI niemals
9epabr, baB mir in iener nnglidss
na9t feline Nuguite geI9la4tet, gez
to9t unO betmlid einseiaI5en bats
Gs mar ia aud i@lieBli@ beHsr
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

nit Der leereu 9ai4e. Na9 benz Sc
I9i6tsfori4er 8eOa Neber bilbeten
n9O4baus", iopie Oos 9Gus4en 9e>
geniiber, nit ben tiblen AniiBen, in
We!4en Der Mein abgegoren piro, fo<
pie Die tiefen Seller ben NnIiB nSrz
tenItein". Sine urfunoe pom II. De-
5ember 1880 er3Gblt. ouB &0nig
9einri4 Dem 8urggrafen 8oltmar
bon 8ur9ltoQ einen S@ulbi9ein ppn
einbunOertOierunOfunf3ig Mort, bier
PfunO 8erner unO iie6en Grofos
(9roi9enO aus5ablte unO bon tbm
als Si9erIteaung O~rtenitein no9m.
Ortenitein uno bas ne6entebence
9dus6en linO nit einem iberbauten
Yogen Derbunben, in befen S9luB=
Itein Elm r0mii4er 3eit entitammenz
Der Merfurtppf %eingemauert lit.
SIS lit 3pur elm anger Streit unter
ben @'eY4ihtl For|3erp ausse9rr9en,
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Daa 3BaHHttrfttur it @Fratt.
SntrcTante s%cIdid1Gbc Grinncrnngcu fuaPfen F6 aH bas uIertamlid'
ganmCrf.

gI0den, &oIt in aussIfOrm Bis gu
etrtm Dur9msfer BON 16 SOL
unO snbIi9 groben, tpis aud ges
I9pemmten Sonb. Qnfangs Der
fiinf5iger Sabre purbe Der &alt
nod in GuBerIt primittOen Oefen uuf
tur5sm Wsge i'm breiten poKers
bette ge6ronnt. Iu9 in Steina9
f9pinosn oumdbli9 bic alien SGus
Ter, I'M mobernen 8auten PGab gu
MAIDEN.
Sur cine SduIergruppe .Itebt nod,
unb es lit ole 4usIi4t borbanbtn,
bdB ie AUDI erbdIten bletbt. SIN
@oltsmunOe pirb oos Sous, peI9es
an bos. innere paffeirsrtOr a%ngebout
1T, rSO9baus" genannt. @inige
Stufen fibren our sotif4en 9auss
tire bss .So99aufes" binauf, bic aGs
ten 5IiigeI iinO Ieioer felt sinigen
Sobrsn berfdpunben un6 babsn ei<
ner geI9mndIOfen Sire PGoB 9e'
modt. Ner peiB, in tpel9em Dlus
feum 8eI9ldge unO SdGoB bsute
prangen! Sn OieIem 9ouIe pobnten
bic Sddelparte Oss 9er5ogs JrieOl
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
9llasfas GROCER SanOel.

@s nirb ielten beIonOerer @ermt
bapon genommen, Elm tpie aAtungsi
bietenOer Sattor au9 Der 9anoel 5
noroiI9en Serritoriums Masta {
porben 1T, trobbem bosIelbe crit ctr
$4,000 @inpobner bat. lln0 er ftei
bsitdnoig peiter.
Sir oas Sabr 1917 - bas let
So6r, fir pel9es cine po4ftGnoi
StatiItif Dprliegt = betrug Der 80
pes alaStanif9en 9anbels : umIaH
no6e5u IA MiQipnen Spllars, Of
genau geIogt, $143, 1856, 285. 9
8erfan0t BON Ware aus Mlasfa nd
ben Ser. Stoaten 3etgte einen 6
pinn um q Miqipnen Dollars !
aeniiber Dem bprberigen Sabre; 81
tommt elm Sell biefer 3unabme b
Dem Steigen Der preiIe. 1917 batI
Die ausgefii6rten Seeprooufte cine
100000 grDBeren Wert, als Die
pDrf1erten SanDproDltte, DaDrerO
Sabre 1916 Die Q%anOprooutte INN
$13,000,O00 pertooler als bic q
prooufte gepefen tparen. Sir Die
nnterf9ieO paren 1916 bauptfd9
bic a6normen &upferpreiIe, unb
Ben ppn 1917 bic abhormen 5il9p1
Ie perantlportli9 gu bolten. Die
iamte Musfubr fir 1917 belief
auf $84, ,450 = 1inO Bis aui
MiatOuen ging ales na4 ben 9
Staaten.
Der Wert Der alastonif9en s
fu6r BON 1917 betrug $44, 431,6
gegen $35,314.993 i'm Sabre DOT
Dies tit aber nur bic @infu6r
ben eigentli9en Ser. Staten, 0
Mit5Gblung irgenbpel9er @infl
pel9e aus benz Nuslanb Ttamr
4lasta lit jeoenfaas elm gutter &u
unb 8erIOrger fir bic Mmerttaner
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

mas oIs F4srss j3ei4en aafar angss
Ie3en Ueroen %tornte, OaB tr ssiitig
Iebr dngeItren9t arbsitete.
Ro9 elmer guten Stunbe filler,
erniter Srauer risf sr ben 3immerz
mann beron: n3immermonn, MAIDEN
sic mid mol JON tleinsn Raitcn, 70
fpie Ion'n 3igurrentiite, ober ous'n
bis6en mas feiteres SoI5," ---
Damn nabm er porIi9ti9 bic brei
gier ouf unO ging nit linen Ionaz
fam un6 na9bentli9 iiber Oed mad
d6tern in feline Saiiits. Wir ftsqs
ten I9on bic setpogteiten 0ermus
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

az, mi$ BEN kIdnHtsn STE, bag
S9iff ubeefudt batten, itono 10 Oiel
feIt, Dab lie ui9t msbr an 9Oro mar.
Der alte nabm bierauf cine marine
Donbede, unb lests tie borii9ti9 out
bic @ier. Damn Ttieg sr nit ieinem
&ietsr i'm Sduptmoit bod Bis our
RObaIsRoa unb belt ausgud. au4
oieie T9nere Miibe mar ni4t BON
benz 70 beiB srfebntsn GrFOls getrOnt.
Der glts fam f9neIer berunter uls
mir gsbo9t boNen. Wir Freutsn
uns fdon i'm Itilsn, ibn elm puar
Sage los gu fein. ober pI0Bli4 Itisg
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
5ltrIt- Int7us
gSirh&zhfi&t Suiftc t5nnttr tiReH fol.
den !siGt Iasmlegca.

hen !ftdt iigntlegcI.
Sc 1T scpiB Elm i45psr @uuf9.
ooB in tommenoen rubigtn 2.iteH
alle 9ulturldnOer fir ii9 ielbit unO
fir ongemsine menT96eitlide Sns
t~ereIIen einen regeImdbissn @ertebr
our6 bic 2ifte pfIegen m0gen, fir
QoIts Iopie fir cine leidte 6ro9ts
unb in einem beT6eiOenen MaBe oud
fir p%erIonen= ge fGrberung, nit better
gegenIeitiger llnteritiibun9. Gsin
te6nii9 betrodtet, i9eint es, bab
man bieIem Iuftigen SbeaI pirtli9
nGber tommt, penn ou4 ni9t 9ez
robe nit SiebenmeiIerz SGritten. Sc
OenfoIls mirb binIi9tli9 Der Slider
beit Der 2uftDerfebr INNER berlGBs
li9er unb fir friebli4e 3utunftss
3mede erit re9t ousIi9tSDOll.
SIN iibrigen teiItet Iid elm 5aas
monn, pel6er obigen Nun59 BON
gon5em 9eraen teilt, bod 5uglei9 fol-
genOe 8emertungen:
Oie1er @eoanfe fonn nur bdnn
erfolgret9 fir bic MenI9beit ousge=
fiibrt perben, nenn ni9t nur &ube,
1onoern au9 Sarmonie ooer minoe=
items gegenieitiges @ertrouen 3piI9en
ben @OItern beitebt, ou9 in pirts
f9oftli6en Be~ltre6ungen. Wenn Is
borun nod mangelt, 70 mag bic @er>
pirtti4ung Oieier SOee fe6r eridpert
'perben unb ii9 iehr tiimmerli9 ges
%ftolten!
Man aie6e nur Den einen puntt
in 8etra9t: Die 2uftpege, pel9e
elm FOLDER @ertebr iiber Die national
len @ren3en 6inaus eini9logen muB,
.udre es au9 MIR BON elmer NatiOn
na9 toloniolen 8eIibungen berietben,
t0nnen leift gefperrt perben; benin
ite miiffen ia olIe iiber GENTLE Stretz
fen 2dnbes geben, aus Dem elm
Fa9en @run6e, baB je nod Elm paor
bunbert MeiGen Slug (im giinitigIten
SalD bic Mai9ine 1i9 nieberlafien
muB, I'm tpieber einen 8orrat @o1o>|
lin ein5ure6men. Sduf6en mir uns|
ni9t: mir Iinb pabrI9einli9 no9|
INNER nett entfernt BON elmer Slug
moI9ine nit einem 8erei9 BON 1901
ooer me9r M}eilen unltnterbrp9ener
8etpegungsfd6i9teit! l1nb BARN finb|
ollie Notionen gIei6 ungiinitia gel
felt. Mon tonn bies dlif irgenb
elmer groBen 2uftmeges&orte, peGdd
Die 3outen BON 2onbon, Bari8, 8er7
lin Ii. +. 10. 3eigt, feititellen.
90 lange Der mirtf9aftli9e Der
tebr iih oolltommen glatt abpidelt
mag ia GILES gut 1ein, in Der 2uf
foipie anf Der @rbe, = ater ionic
irgenb cine 9anOeIs=S treitigteit aus.
bri9t, fonn irgenO elm 2onb elmer
febr I%Gitigen. 4itan0fen SelO3ug ge
gen ben 2uftbertebr ieines No6bor+
lonbes beginnenl @s tonn biefe3
n0tigen, nit Ieinen Slugmai4inen al
Der @ren5e nieberaugeben, Dorgei9rie
benen Megen gu foIgen, MIR an Be
itimmt be3ei9neten Stellen biefe
&outen gu lanoen unb ii9 Inter
Iu3un9en gefallen gu laIfen, Ourt
pel9e biele to # bure 3eit per
plempert nirb.
Sopeit i4 erfeben fam, bat nod
fem europdif@er StoatSmunn Oieiel
9unfte feline &ufmertiamteit Cd
f4entt; ober es lift ieOenfalIs Elm bod
ipi4tiger Puntt, Der iid Frii1er OOf
ipdter gemeinfame 8ea6tung er5mir
gen biirfte. Cine ober me6rere Wel
Oereinigungen fir %9ufttontrOlle mi
gen bos @rgebnis iol6er Gripdgui
gen fem, bamit Elm fplder @erteI
ii6erbaupt einen prottif9en @ert e
bolte.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Gin grdatigam roa otu Salomonsiult ln.

11ebsr bic 0eutI6tanb ge66renben
beiben SoIomonsinIeln in Der Sios
fee, 8ougainpiqe unO 8uta, bon pelz
den DEFENDERS Die aus Oiel8adigen,
tIbn superintendent puItanif9en
Berg5iigen gefOrmte 9aupttnfel Bout
gainpire nit i6rem 10000 SUB boz
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Arnplo gd&lins Grab.

4uf Dem n5riebbOfe Ser Sremben" ,
Der it4 i'm Siiben BON 5Iprcn5 3mis
i9en Der Gerto{a, einem alien &arz
tGuierttofter, unb Dem Bette Der Gina
ausbe6nt, ru1t NrnolD 80dIin. Seine
&ubeItGtte it nit einem n~iirbi9en
Grabmal seaiert. Infer Bib iteat
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

mo- F6 bisTe alt. rSmif6s QnfieOsInus
befono. @ber bic Oielsr 6unoe, peIs
DE on bieIsr SteGe gemndt wurben,
pstTen taft nit Si4er1eit oabin, odb
Srtenitein ouf ben Sriimmern BON
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05


BAG gra6maI in ieinem f4li6ten.
aber mirtungspouen Nuf6au oar,
0as @rab iel6t 1T nit elmer Steiu'
platte gei4lofen. 1teber biefer platt'
sr9e6t ii9 Elm altarartiger unterbau,
Der cine oorif9e Sdule trdgt. aui
Oieier rubt cine iteinerne Qi9enurne.
Der altorartige llnterbnu oeigt bic
Qufi4rift ngaon Omnis mortar"
(gliGt aaes an mir ftirbt), oas itol5e
Wort aus Der betannten Soe oes
9ora3. Quf Der @rabespIatte itebt Der
Nome Nrnolo 80dlin, @eburtsja6r
unO Sag. Sooesiabr unb Sag. Die
apeite @rabespiatte bedt bic fir Bod
Inns 5rau beItimmte &upaf!dtte. Oas
gauge Oentmal lit BON Dem Glteiten
Sobne bes 8erItor6enen, Carlo Bod
lin. e~utlporfen.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

lin, font pGren berartise &eoensare
ten ni&t eefauen.
4ls Der Sod i'm 2o9is peri4puns
ben mar, sins Der Nlte nit na6oents
Ii9 ~geienttem 9aupt gu benz Neit bin
nnb ifente fi9 traurig on ben Wer>
i9lag. St ipudts ni4t einmal aug,
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

BEN @ulfon 8al6i einsn sroBartisen
4nblid gepd6rt, bat Die 9tatur eincn
pflan5eni9muG BON Oerf4penoeriz
f9er 5iiqe ausgeitreut. 2eiber aber
fte6en bic Observation-Disclosures ni4t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
Dsndruff Surely
Destroys the Hair

Girls--li You want plenty ol thick.
beautiful, glossy silky hair, dD hy alt
means get rid oi dandruit tor it will
slarye your hair aud ruu it II YOU
don't.
1t doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out The only sure
way to get rid II danlrul is 10 dis
solve it, then YOU destroy It entirely 10
do thl, get about four ounces OF ,rir.
nary liquid aryon, apply It at night
when retiring; nc enough 10 mu'.wu
the scalp and rub it IN gently with the
finger tips
BY morning most ii not ALL oi your
dandul( will he gone. and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF u,
You will find too, that all itching
and digging o( the scalp viii stop. and
your hair will look and feel a rurlrcl
tunes better. You can get luud aryon
at any drug store II i, inexpensive
and four ounces is all YOU viii need
no matter how much daulu'i you
have hi, simple remedy never fails
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
z5D4R'ESS4 n:
kSAnne Rhenhouse

inches. and lrimur,s was at p,cmum
II had 10 be. when $50 much dp,com-
tort was silently endured to attain
Ir All tn, is apropa, oi the return
NJ the suspcndcr %, hrrtcIIr, a. d
clothes detail for sprlur
IL inst showed Itself d, an adjunct
TO the vest which ha, been added TO
many a suit designed for carly wear
These vests have pleasant character
They are Just straight pieces OF coIorod
Huii. folded around the body lu front
OF each shoulder tho brclclIe IS At.
tached, and II goes around the neck
like the apron Of French valet de
'hamher ms 'e''Iop'n'nl oil u H
''wy, lor W ''S '4'' SpP,"Idh, " "' .
u'IN 'fo,Ae' ID nc PACK I'D , lus "''"'
"'t "I "ou>''i''" y az, %" A"'''h
an'Ih VINO mas H9' Wy any mean,
@o1ndoRrd u,c "' oea'' aS "''' '''
'r,"Tauon o. s'n'P"',,I' uses 'n' ~
',i'' 'o'd ,o' i''c guy "''''''"' ~
l,' n'n, R"o"'', I'u'N su""n j" ',|' "a
SNel'n 'o"'y II , Seo'''a J"Sl ",s,I., ,',l,
'lA' snT was n". m ,l'',,n',,t .., " W LIZ
'' aII' Pu' ., ig, ,i,e o'',.',''s "ss'' & D,
""''n ~ N'p'uE wv, , ",,''' , ''I
Gays Vl k'ah' "'" p'o"l I''"'V'' ...Il 'ln
u" o' N'p, '"'' wv, P'P'. ''N w. ''''"'
"''n Npu''' "'"'T''' ''' ~"
"'P', '",n WV, 'u""' ,VI''' ".'
n'''' "'""'un ~ w, "',N D'u' WV,
peg ''",N WIN, I'''l "''''' "'''''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

through the history OF contemporary
clothes.
II Is many years ago now. since we
used to order what We called brc,clcs
To wear over blouse and which were
made Of the same material As our coats
and skirts. This wa, before the era
Of the three piece suit, or even Of the
matching blouse 1t was in the days
when the white shirtwalSt rripncd SUI.
preme, and women who wore II su,
pcrlatlycB we'll had quaint bcItal ar
rangement' Of hooks and eyes to keep
It quite trim all around the waist
Waists were smaller then by many
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
LIEUT.. PERIC0RD
TO SPEAK HERE
ON JANUARY %
French Hero viii Bring Story
Fresh From Trenches,


Lieutenant IauI IeileoIu' assignee
ey the fteh'h Hlgh comm IN INC
uniied states TO a speaking tour "'
AMIioA on inc war VIII arrive IA
Oklahoma CITY January ~ tor 81 aa'
nre,s al a nntliC mass iheetinR /, "'
ne'u 'ha' n'RnI III 'ne '''ne aa)A '""l
January; y ,' reo'ua'S @' 'eu''"an'
rftiSo'u VIII o'"lt' ''o "''''>'gN wv
.,S,a S,a'","% ,n,'n.S I''S Nv J,,.n.r . "
Lieutenant Pcripord brings story
fresh from the trenche, on the western
front Engaging in most of the great
baule, oi m, world war he won dis
tiprr,on and left lhr trenrhe, only ten
wcrk, ago +, come to ,hc United State,
10 instruct soldier, here IN machine gun
and machine rifle fire.
worna.a - p.,r.
~. ,
Several time, Lieutenant i'''t'to
was wounded bn, l''nIncd To- ''',L'
service Immediately upon recovery. ne
was a'' "'d oN 'n' 'l'", ll,Ro W.
mission as Io>j"','' ,' '", Nm' u d."
army and was ordered To camp I'''-
ems, as military ao3'Ne
Before the outbreak ol lhr war nc
vas clergyman ana WlorW KNOWN ">
NpeAkef ol ao''ly. ~ INC state "d'
conference OF lhe ndlsnd Ia'e ''um
cll OF defense ne eIcIlli'Icn MS 'ul''
ente and SINCE ihat lNc constant ue-
nandk were made Tor addresses hl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
TWELVE NEGROES DRAW
FINE OF $40 EACH

Twelve negroes pleaded guilty to a
charge Of disturbing the peace ON the
night OF January = al a place IN the
1900 block on West California avenue.
in the justice court Of I. / Donncl
this morning and were fined $40 and
costs each The negroes were gambling
when the officers made the raid ac-
cording to the information, and several
shots were fired to stop the stampede
that resulted when the law broke
down the door Of the place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
Phosphate Will Strengthen
Your Weak Nerves
DRUGGISTS SUPPLY IN TABLET
FORM AND PURCHASE re.
CElVE BINDING GUARAN.
Tee. SATISFACTION OR
MONEY BACK,

Weak nerves r0h men and women Of
ial the Joy uf life and quickly reduce
the siluug aud robust 10 a condition
which Is u'uHhln lu the extreme This
condition II brought about slowly and
sletll'llN I'm the majority ut rpscs, aud
the poor sufferer rls iO realize vhut
rs wrong uuul faulty memory. ndrcl-
sion, lt0k of desire fur work ar rcrreu.
luR, NSomun or some other uumtsmk,
able symptom Indicates weak nerves II
In then ihut many people make the hlg
mistake ui lDsoIung io tho use OF so.
| called nerve tnulus, alcoholic rtimulauis
or drugs Nothing could ha more harm
| iul m more dangerous The nerves are
weak mud exhausted, they need food and
! uoullshment not drugs that win hash
! lhtw INTO temporary activity Feed Your
| nerves and they viii herOmr strong again
ana YOUR health V.N improve I'm con-.
/ sequence Tint IL the advice Of present
| d0N pm eIU'nus and specialists. and the
! nerve food thoy recommend Is lust one
! y .gr tablet NJ pure hifru- uhuspNnie
taken during or Immediately after every
meal simple advice but its excellence
has been proved over ana over ugplu.
.ud. ns n rnuuro continuing sufficient
INTRO phuaphUlc tablets for two werNq'
| treatment C0n hc uhWiu,i rom amy
0rulglsl ~ reasonable cost. tho remedy
I's within the rr0uh ~ every sufferer
from weak nerves Moreover the whole
I,sk ot the trial Ns assumed by the mrnu-
fnc'Wers. for every package Of h0tro.
phosphate tablets is accompanied hy 4
binding guarantee ol niHnrrnn ot
money h1rN n is sold in u.a ,0iv NV
Crosby UruE GO Patterson. ituarh Drus
co, Scott Weaver Drug Co, WeslnI'
Drug Co, aud all good druggists ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
LEACH MUST PAY FINE,
RULES JUDGE 0LDFlELD

District Judge Edward D Oldiield
this morning oyerruIed a motion to ar
rest judgment in the case OF !. u Doc
Leach, and Leach must pay the $500
fine assessed against him by a jury
Tuesday unless the supreme court re
verses the decision. Leach was fined
the minimum for maintaining a gam
bling nuisance at 2l9H North BROAD
way His attorney T. G. McAdams,
moved for the arrest Of judgment ON
the grounds that the law under which
Leach was convicted is unconstitutional
and imperative at the time. Judge
Oldfield gave Leach the alternative Of
paying the fine, or serving it out on
the county roads at the rate OF a dol
lar a day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
w TOMEN'S
w AR aRx

Hospital supplies will be packed al
Ncd cross central work room, tomof.
ross by The packing committee. Mr., A
J.. Welsh. Mrs R II WlIhn and Mrs.
$ a. v Howell Knitted good, as
well AS hospital supplies Of all kind,
wII he sent TO ST Low, Red Cros
headquarters for the southwestern dl.
H.lnn.
Tine Business Women, club viii meet
TONIGHT IN the Chamber ol Commerce
dt 80 o'clock to make surgical drc,,
ug, Tor the Red Gross Miss +. II.
stephens Is chairman for the club OF
Red cross activities, and Mls. RebccJa
f. lIuch Is the instructor
Every Red Cross unit Is working full
blast with all hands called INTO scrv-
nee 10 finish garments aud surgical
dressings. So that they can be turned
into the Red Cross work rooms IN the
No1lt-ildlIlburlon store tomorrow morn.
my Here they will be packed and
.D. 10 ST. Louis Red Cross head
quarters.
Women OF the Hawthorne unit. Mrs.
george Licbcr chairman, arc working
like bees to finish their work In the
past week they have made twenty
pairs Of bed socks, ten bed shirts. six
suits OF pa,dmas, one sweater and two
pair, Of sock, II is only within the
last week that this unll has taken up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

10 hear Mrs. " J. prilse director OF
womcus work for the county chapter.
,peak ON the organization Of the Red
Cross. Mr., p ] Byuum va, elected
chairman o' the unit and MIR, w. j..
GuDdson secretary -tredsurrr Luul the
unit becomes larger Mr., Bynwm ,aN
that the women VIII meet m the church
once a week on Thursday for all day.
Then when the work get, well started,
1t viii bc extended Yesterday twenty
garments were completed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
CuredHis RUPTURE

was badly nlptured while litng
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope OF cure was an upeIHti ton
Trussos did me no good Finally / got
hold Of something that quickly and com
pletely cured me Years have passed and
the rupture has never returned. although
| am doing hard work as carpenter
There was no operation, no lost time. mo-
trouble | have nothing to sell, but will
give fun information about how YOU
may find complete cure without ON.
erpiinn. n you writ, TO me Eugene NJ
Pullen. Carpenter $50 d. MerceIus Ave
nue.. ManasqLan, n J better cut ont
this notice and show n to nny others who
are rupturcd--you may snvc a HE or nl
least stop the misery OF rupture and tho
worry and danger Of an operation Adv
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-05-18
100000 Oil Shale Plant
at Watson, Utah, on
White River

The Vernal Express Of May 10th
says:
An 1900, 600 plant to treat oil shale
will be erected on White river by the
Ute Oil Co., to be running not later
than Sept 10th Of this year. ConstruS-
ton work will commence In two weeks
when it is expected material and ma
chinery will arrive. This announce
ment YVES made to the Vernal Express
by e. NJ. Curry, superintendent the
Ute Oil Co. while he was in VernAl
Thursday from Camp Utopia.
This announcement Is of vast i'm
portance. rs 1t Is the first plant to
treat oil shale In the United States,
and the Ute OIL Co. Is the first con-
Germ to show its faith In the Uinsah
Basin shale by erecting its plant.
The system that will be used In re-
ducing the shale into oil will be that
which is known as the Wallace meth
cd. This system was given a thorough
try-out at Washington d. G. and st.
Louis. and found to DO very practical.
The plant will be of 4OO-to capacity.
The shale on White river is some OF
the richest In the west. and the guam
titative oil test runs from 80 to 100
gallons per ton OF shale. Steam show
els will be used In excavating the
oh la
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-05-18

for oil everywhere whether they have
anything worth prospecting or not.
But when heard Of the immense
gas field you have here and Of the
high gasolene content Of your gas, |
was interested at once. Where have
been In Oklahoma have seen dozens
of these plants in operation, and l
know that they are big money maxi
ers. know that some have paid
their first cost in the first thirty days
operation.
"Ali reports indicate that you will
have plenty of gas running well in
gasolene. I expect to make SUBJ
stantial Investment in White River
stock because your proposition to
your stockholders is certainly fair
and l believe you are going to make
good..'
Mr.. Karr is disposing of some OF
his Oklahoma interests and expects
to invest the entire proceeds in White
River Oil Co. stock within the next
thirty days.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-05-18
Gasoline is Taken From
Gas Yielded BY Fa-
nous Well
Salt Lake Men After Ten
Years Begin Process at
Byron Fields

After ten years Of untiring efforts
and the expenditure OF large amount
Of money. Il company composed Of Salt
Lake men has begun the extraction
Of gasoline from natural gas from what
Ia declared to be the greatest gas we'll
In existence. Rather, the company 10
supplying the gas to n plant construct
ed by another concern for the purpose
Of reducing the product into gasoline.
Officials Of the Utsh- Wyoming Con-
solidated Oil company yesterday re-
ceived word from the Byron fields OF
north western Wyoming that the unit
installed by the Hope Engineer com.
pany near the Utah Wyoming COM
pany's famous gas we'll, which 10 esti-
mated to have spouted up, before It
WAS placed under control, l6O,OOOOOO
cubic feet OF gas daily, had SUCCESS
fully begun operations. with the ex-
pectation ofusing daily from 100000
to 6,OOO,OOO cubic feet Of gas, contain
ing, according to a recent Analysis,
LEO gallons of gasoline to the thou
SAND CUBIC Ieet.
The first unit, which has been In OPP
Grafton three and half months, was
built by the Columbia Carbon CONF
pany, which has been extracting daily
about 800 bags Of carbon black from
gas from the same we'll and delivering
the dry gas for commercial and do
inestic use at the town Of Cowlsy.
Combined, the two units have cost
approximately $500 and 1t 10 tho
intention soon to begin the construc-
ton Of the third unit.
The big we'll was brought In two
years ago and II Ia estimated that be-
fore 1t WAS brought fully under con-
troll enough gas to supply the Garfield
smelter with fuel for fifteen years es-
capped.