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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17
OTERO MAN GIVEN
TERM IN PEN FOR
D|SL.OYAL SPEECH
Rancher Gloated Over B"rning of
Grain Elevators, and Said He
Would Sink Draft Ship That
Carried Him Over.

Santa -, y 81. April &c. r. g.
strickland % r5u.hor Torment, fruW
Alameda talked v.r "uu wisely 'u.
-uu we'll"
Wh,rcIurr rrU.I Stafr p-.gIu.
judy, collin N,bl,tf sentenced Str.et.
hand 90. ,ilht month 300 the sfnt' .r'-
iI,utI.ry here aNI gI.o tim 90 I,c-
tur. uu alutting over America r.
Verso iu the war
strickland was ,n1rrvd with d"rIII-
INK that tho burning ~ srdiu oicNI-
tors was e God thue, since % prevent
cd tho shipment ot so much whca- i'
the allies. and that # he were drafted
me- would link tho ship that wa-
Transporting him t' IN, front.
Tho defendant produced 70 doctor
certificate -hnwins him To- De 100 with
Tuberculosis and this flgt mitirat'd
hl- sentence.
The Judge told strickland b q st,k
OF the Kind the latter had hccn spread
ing could easily fire patriots to tD s
~ violence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17
G|RLSl GIRLS! TRYIT
STOP DANDRUFF AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
HAIR -tup~ FALLING uut aud urt~ tli,h,
NuNN. strong AMI
BEAUTIFUL

Your hJl. HrcouIr- N2Nf
iIuirl. auuudlu. and appear. .pi'
lus'ruus and .aautiful 1s ..uI
rlrl'- after t .ItuderIu, uat u".,l.-.
Just eos This uairfpu re- cloth with
o. uttlr utuU,.u, and car,tIll. |..
u thruuEu .. hair, taking nu. .N..N
strand 1i H ...c This vI. ...H.
rhc hair u' Ir.. air and excessive 900
lHu m iu.. low moment. ut.v
duuhl A CO., ..Iutt of your ntfi
Beside uu. ltif,iug fh, nJ.r NO.
uure DnuH,r., dlFsultor every ,iI'..
90, uf d1udr.' ,lenuso- uur.t,, ,uH
Iu|tIrorHtr. .u, -cnlp forever 20 nu uf
Ii,hlur n1 f.1us haiI
l'u' what uU' pleas fuu r|l
u. H.frr H ... Vocks u-' uh, 900
"a 10 actually .r new h1.i uu HId
UuwUN .. nf.i wee Nut really AZ
hlir GROW u- 100 over tho scalp 90
5000 care 'ur pr.tty soft h1Ir tHD 'Hl-
~ b. surely get a small bottle OF
kuuVituu'- bIudcrinc from HD Il 81
' .r I'..f ..Intrr f"r 90 tro n'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17
Fred 0. Blood Is
Sworn in as Next
Las Vegas Mayor

f,lst Ll. VEGAS y. NJ. April "a
The new rits administration. headed
hy Mayor Fred a. Blood has begun
It's new duties with 90 Snap ald vim
hat prcSago 70 -u,cc--'ul term
Mayor Blood Vil hr assisted 3D..
Pierce Murphy chief Of police " -
Coleman uiEht marshal samuel
North. merchants police pr g. O..
Gordon. ritN physician Charles " e.
Ward c.fl attorney Vincent Is. Jones
citl ,nuiuarr Peter y Murphy sewer
Inspector The last named fnur m'l
succeed thcmS"lNvs
The cuuuclimeu who concluded tHyr
scryIcc. iu the city last night are o.
~ T., Et-,r F u. uurH,ll luU n q.
HELD y o. Hos,nsrry WIS elected
tu succeed himself o. G. 'uhr- fl,
the vacancy loft o., pr Kaiser WilIiaI
Lewis THAT I,ft %. o. d. rurr"ll lNN
- 49, Fountain, tho urociucr fnrm"rlH
represented Dog U e. lf,'i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17
Just Once! Try DodSon's Liver Tone!
Take No CaIomeI! Listen To Me-!
If bilious, constipated, headachy or sick, | guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calomel
which sickcns and salivatcs.

stop uSiu4 %caIuutoi' o. makes you
.ick. Don't lose DAVIS work 20 YOU
iccl lazy. sluggish niliou- or "ouHt,-
rated. listen to me
Calumcl is mercury cor puiel..tt"r
which CAUSES necrosis uf the uJuo-
taIumcl. when II comes into cuu'1c;
Nith sour bile. crashes into b. break.
ing i' up. This b. when you fc'l that
tWrul nausea and cramping u ''u
are "aIl knocked out II YOUR lly,t b.
torpid and bowels ~cuuttpiicd n" 'nu
i..,, headache. dizziness, coJtrl ION.
luc. if breath is bad or stomach ''u'
just a., q spoonful IT hurmIcs n'i
uu lave Tone
Here's nay gu1rautcr-G o Co. any
drug store and get q bottle of bpd n'-
Liver Ton, iur 90 few cents. Sax, e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17
A New Mexico Bean Growers Assn.

institution % few months ago towards
organizing tho h.fn rrowors of the
state MI. McNuHh. field agent and
hcad of the bureau ~ markets of On"
state. sent here from Washington
Ind already started fo work amour
our bean grower In my Judgment
th" solution OF ugr problem b. that
~. get hohiud This agricultural cole
icgc Of ours as individuals uud com
'muuitios. commercial organizations
and Otherwise. nul that We ri,o %
"a support b % We Or the .n~'itu-
t.on. u- wen as our rciEhbur- now
how W, feel towards a.
We cnuuot say too good Things
about our state agricultural college.
Tho organizing OF the twruty-siN
rouut.r- OF this state into 90 b.1u
growers associate i- uu mean uu-
d,rtHkluu IN W,.H- the expenditure
OF % tremendous mount uf time and
luhor but the results will wuil Justify
amy effort that On. state may make
I't ua give IN. institution an the
credit fur the organizing of This assoc
citation Let "a form our bean growers
association OF the state through our
agricultural college Most uf no. rouu-
ties of tho STAT, have their 4rrlDul.
iurHl agents WHO are .u direct touch
with the farmers assisting them boz
me selection of seed and tho best
means OF u|uIfI"I.Inr tHr.r Ituds and
through tno.. trcat IuI with the
assistance OF tho orruni2atlons
which 7 huv, n|outluucd 10 will NOT
bee long h"f'r. we have perfected 10
In.IFH HFFHfra.r. .I.f.s.-. H. ..HH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17
Soldiers Morals
Better Than Home
Folks, Is Claim

Ho-tuu April l6-Thc American Goo
uniform is living ON - higher murl'
plane. than The American In civil no"
This is the conclusion cot br bttirl
y poling associate president tua.
citizcns' superintendent today after %
sta, Of 1--WE weeks with 'he soldier. cot
the United states bon France
1.-THE American soldier OVERSEE ..
true Geo the finest traditions ui Amer
lean rms said br puilug "ht
stories of Wholesale drtWkcno-- ami
vice are NOT true Ms word Co tho
mothers and fathers 90 his c"uutr.
uu. 90 reinsurance ami cheer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17
BNTTLE N ILNNDIR~
N AVON OF MAN y

London \pII rn. utt,l, u
Flanders .- rtg.u- today with Ir.Ieu-
iblD Intensity telegraph. rn, .Hri
puud'ut 90 Reuter-. limited tf th.
British army HsIduu1rirr. Do France.
AZ ftr as the latest report. enable fH.
correspondent o. Judge tho Htft., BE-
-uIuu BOO favor uf thc British
notwithstanding the dDspyrll. tH.
.HNAe of ih, Ggruuus the. GHN,
gained nee ground since TUESDAY uai'.
ing and apparently they have, Iu.t
some.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17

spoonful tonight and II IL lp"su
%strnightcu you right up and make v,u
tuel fine ana vigorous by morning
& want YOU to- 40 back TO the s'ot and
yet your money. Dudsou's Liver TuHr
b.. destroying The sale Of calom"! '.-
cause q b. real liver medicine. on
,.ttiy vegetable, therefore II car not
-uluatc or make YOU sick.
I guarantee that u spoonful %.
Dodsuu'S Liver Tone will put Your
sluggish liver Co work and clcpI ,ui /,
bowels OF that sour bile and com BE-
rated waste which b. |Cluggiug your
system ana making you fecl mist.lilc.
! guarantee that "a bottle ~ p'deou
Liver Tone win keep The entire family
feeling rno Tor months. G'r Do Co
,Ig children. 10 b. harmless. dor.uf
Lripc and they like H. pleasant taste,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17

ras parties ~ Germoa urlutr, who
hud entered our trouchcs opposite
Hpycllo~ were driven out Yesterday
afternoon with tho los. OF several
prisoners pur lime boz thI. locality
haas been completely restored
The hostile artillery actiyit, in
'rD1-"d considerably early this morn
ing con- the British front south of the
-...----- =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-17
Attempts Suicide
After He Is Charged
With Stealing Calf

biuu..Iu Gonzale-. charged VITA
stealing 70 caif attempted 60 cul
his life yesterday az Cnsu @Stlaz1r
~audu,al county las shooting hini-
rr.uu lut Gonzales wts still 1liyH
today HI used ~ revolver
70 was believed that th, chars.
led tu Guuzlies attempt according
To- sheriff Roman Garcia or sane
du,1l county The sheriff knew
littl, OF .hr pircumsta luos. how.
c,'r. Ctsi Salaznr o.. boo the
tr'mc tern part ul the .ouut.
and cannot bee reached lN friD
phuu" ur railroad
,;uHztI,s i- o. t,If- ..U pNI.
hI, fpur children. llp j. Itn.Hpg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
Y. ". c. A. drive
Gets UNDER WAY
New Members viii ~ sosght
Until End Of May,

The campaign for Y. NJ. c. A. mem.
bers started this morning at 9 o'clock
Mrs Calvin Hornaday, chairman Of the
membership committee. says that mem
bers will be secured until the last week
rally will end with a social gathering
in May. when II is thought that the
OF the old members 10 welcome the new.
comers into their midst
Those women who have been selected
TO lead the membership campaign in
clude Hiss Jennie Bolarth, Miss Una
Steele, Miss Lula Wiley, Miss Gtaca
Tarman, Nj" Carol Tye, Mi" Ora
Townsend, Miss Mabel Brown. Miss
Lillian Sidebotham, Miss Maybelle
Stuard. Miss Sallie Jones, Miss Carrie
Milhollan, Miss Edith Blanchard, Miss
Minnie Wahl. Miss Jimmie Lane, Miss
Mary Rosebrook Miss Frances Stan
wood, Miss Leoto Sims. Mss Neltie
johnson. Miss Faye Fleming. Mis-,
Emma Elder. Mrs. d, w. Tinkham and
Mrs. X. McDavie. Mrs Hornaday says
that later other young women will be
asked IN take part
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
TRAINED NURSE GIVES
RECIPE FOR GRAY hair
Gives Recipe for Simple Homemade
Remedy That Quickly Dsrkens II.

Mrs A. Dixon, a we'll known Brook
lyn trained nurse, made the follow
ing statement regarding gray hair
"Streaked, faded or gray hair can be
quickly turned black, brown or light
brown, by the use Of the following
remedy that you can make at home
Merely get a small box of Orlex
powder at any drug store, II costs
only rs cents and no extras TO buy.
Dissolve il in one ounce Of water and
comb II through the hair Full direc-
tions for use come in each box.
"You need not hesitate TO use OrleS
as a $4,000 gold bond comes IN each
box guaranteeing the user that Orlcx
does not contain silver, lead, zinc,
mercury, aniline, coal-tar products or
their derivatives
'It does not rub off, is not sticky
or gummy and leaves the hair fluffy.
1t will make a gray haired person look
twenty years younger" (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
$l5O Price Set
for Stolen Auto,
Says Witness

John r. McGarrah was placed on
trial before a ju- in the district court
room OF Judge Edward d. Oldiield thi,
morning on charge Of having received
stolen automobile In January. The
car in question belonged TO John Brown
r. IT. Crawford, who said that he
had been convicted Of automobile
thefis before, testified that he stole the
car in Fort Worth on January J. and in
company with two women and man
named Evans, drove 10 Oklahoma City.
Arrangements were made with McGar-
rah. he said TO take the car of their
hands, McGArrah afgeeirfp 10 pay them
$50. Crawford testified that he told
McGarrah that he had a wet" car,
which is ily police term for stolen
property, and that McGarrah told him
that he could fix that up All right. Nc
Garrah has been convicted Of stealing
automobiles. and has been arrested in
connection giih automobile disappear
ances several times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18

II isa dull sense Of duty that will put
of tomorrow the Liberty bond you
should buy today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
High School Club
to Debate May 8

The final debate between the three
clubs Of freshman at the high school, Is
TO take place May 3 The question OF
this debate is, Resolved That during
the period OF war the United States
should adopt a oonscriplion Of Tabor in
order to produce a sufficient output NJ
war materials. Constitutionality waved
The representatives Of the Jefferson de-
batting society, Pat Subleti, Beatty
Julien. and Robert Mason will uphold
the affirmative, while the Representa-
iiyes Of the Athenean debating society
Harry Fredickson, Henry Miller and
Gland Anderson will uphold the mega
tive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18

burns. Texas Louis Cole. Dallas, Tezasj
William r. Chambers, Merwin, hissolrfs
and Victor l. white. Kannspoliss
Georgia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
1EGI3WILL
|IlAY ERE At
be FooD SHOW
University Orchestra WlIl.Eur-
nish Music Tuesday.

IN osctauhs from the Oklahoma
3oole University Al Norman VIII furnish
~ uDusicai program for Tuesday night
/. q ~ food show. Is well as students
! ~ The vocal department, instead OF
~ eIee club, o. was first .arranged.
- Fsshickey. Chairman Of the pro
-, says that Frederick Holmberg,
In Of music ct the university. will ar
y,nGe the entertainment for q { eve
~. Thirty-fke men will come in a
sceciaI car from Norman.
X Posters Contest Interests
: The contest for the origir posters
Il hsius entered into with enthusiasm
~ ~ contestants. Mrs. John W. Shar,el
6SA Fifteen posters have been en-
~ by the art students In :, Tulsa
~ school through Miss Ada Robin
- the instructor, the same number
IT. the Oklahoma City high school,
~ several from the Oklahoma Uni
vooo1ly II Norman. A great many
- artists in Oklahoma City are also
oooring patriotic posters designed by
/, oslves. Mrs. Walter NJ. Harrison
~ show q poster drawn b, herself,
I ~ used by tie women's committee OF
4 eemeiI Of defense on the industrial
& esrstion day, recently he'' in Okla
- City. Mrs ]. o. Stevenson, an
e)her Of Oklahoma Citys artists, will
d>ov posters on food conservation. A.
~ conclusion OF the show a prize will
y given for the best poster.
Two thousand tickets have been sent
~ from the offices OF the women's
eommittee in the Chamber OF Com
QuBsce Another thousand ars being held
= b sold at the entrance during the
Veek, according TO Ray Haun, manager
The entrance TO the Auditorium will
II from West California, as the door
Gbening on South Walker will be closed.
xAe wartime cook books, gwen with
~ zS-cent tickets will not be received
q The entrance but at one OF the food
s6ministration booths.
Crocsrs Dine Tonight.
Mrs. +. z. WalIower. city chairman
q the wcmen's comm ee OF the ooun-
cl Of defep. :. says that three tiers Of
oals will be roped off in III, balcony
- the members OF the negro council Of
llease, as we'll ss for other negroes
V1shing 70 attend the food show.
Tickets for the colored people will be
~ at the door and the will be given
tbair cobk books before going to their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
l|IITIo|i(tyDEDT. f.
Of GERMANY NOW
\ IS Is BILLIONS
Greatest Economy Urged by
Former Vice Chancellor,

NEW YORK, April 18-Germauy
Will have TO observe the greatest econ
,any, for her national debt Is now $2S,'
0000QO0 and the hour Of reckoning
will come when there will be wailing
nd snashing Of teeth on the part OF
&e taxpayers. This reflection on the
German financial situation was made
= The reichstag on March !, by Count
Arthur Won Posadowsky Wehner, for
Der vice chancellor, according to the
Cologne Gazette, a copy Of which has
bsen received here.
The count, who Is not 4 member Of
my political party, said tnst when he
Ias at the head Of the imperial treas
~ department the national debt was
Zen $S0O000O0 and he had considered
hat amount as terribly high. Schemes
y decrease the debt through new take.
we're not approved at the time and III,
Z government continued to increase the
3Ebt instead Of taking up the battle
IT new taxes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
Station Accepts
Nineteen Recruits

Nineteen recruits were accepted al
the army recruiting station here up TO
noon today They have been sent to
the training camp at For, Logan, Col.
Their names and home towns follow
Fred T.. voorhles and Harry A. Wnhl.
Oklahoma city: Roy ~ patten, Guthrie:
william y. Welch, Albion; Walter n.
Grow. Wyandotte; Clyde G. Irwin. Delh-
ware: lshman W. Neal. Anderson; George
~ sawyer. Verden. Charley Hwaney.
futile: Joseph y. F0ots, Okmulgee David
W. Tinker. Pawhuska: Jennings y. Hol-
loman, Ulysses {. Hughes and Jackson
rose, New Mexico: Ray G. Gentry, Gle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
Travis Will Give
~ 22Lieutenants
to New Tank Corps

WASHINGTON, April l8-Organ-
ilation Of the national army tank corps
was ordered accelerated today by the
war department. Announcement was
made OF the appointment of Isl second
lieutenants for the corps; ninety-tive
from Camp Stanley Texas; twenty-five
from Camp Travis, Texas, and forty
from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
Wife Beater Faces
Additional Counts

John Berry OF Arcadia Is feeling the
iron hand OF the law with unusual
frequency. Yesterday he was sentenced
to thirty days in jail and given a $50
fine for assault and battery on his wife,
and now is facing a bootlegging charge
preferred against him after the woman
was beaten up
Porter II. Morgan, assistant county
attorney who succeeded in obtaining the
conviction on the assault charge, said
that an additional charge Of vagrancy
would be filed against the Arcadia
wife heater today. He will be tried on
this, following his trial for bootlegging
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18
lEsARhfspMI1 pMIda dare
soe.xuz>o, Judd Mortimer Lev0is
Judd Mortimer Le6s


THIS IL the Lords day and | expee
that is the reason me and Rowdl
slept longer than we ought'ey
My true daddy was standing by my bed
looking al me when ] opened my oyei
and then he sat down on the bed and
we hugged each other a long time and
then he said he would get breakfast
while ! got up and dressed. and 30 he
went down TO the kitchen and did and
| did. and when | went out there he
had breakfast almost ready and he can
get as good a breakfast " can, but
he cannot flop pancakes like can.
put a pancake on my plate and put a
wad OF butter on Il and then ! put an.
other pancake on that and another wat
OF butter and another pancake and an
other wad OF butter and another pan.
cake ard some sirup and the butter
came out and mixed with the sirup and
ran down the edges onto my plate and
! had a glass OF milk by my plate and
my own true daddy looked across az
my breakfast and said il looked mighty
romantic, and then we both laughed,
and | fed my face with the pancakes
and sopped up the syrup and butter
with a piece Of bread and gave some
pancakes TO Rowdy and then my daddy
said, What did you do with your
kite" said, 81 have put II away
to save II forever and ! am not going to
fly II any more" then he pulled me
around the end OF the table and onto
his knee and we both got kinda mushy
THEN there we're steps on the front
L porch and Worley hollered Where
Is the little girl that is going to Sunday
school today" ! said "She don't live
here. This little girl is going to ramble
with Rowdy." Then Worley and John
came in and Worley said she was going
TO brush mW hair and fix me up even
II ] would not go to Sunday school
and then maybe / would change my
mind. And while she was brushing
my hair John told my daddy abou,
Carpenters boarding house and Pickle
Face. and last night in the night they
heard something bump and il woke them
up and they heard Pickle Faces wife
crying and Pickle Face was swearing.
and John listened to him ,romping up
and down the room for while and
then Worley was scared so John went
out in the hall and walked along in
the dark and his mighty ill he came
to Pickle Faces door and raped on
the door and hollered, "Hey, in there"
and nobody told him to go to thunder
or anything and everything was just as
still and he knocked and hollered again
and no one said any more than they
did the other time, and then John said
II he heard any more racket in there
he was going to bust in the door and
smash somebody's face, and all my
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18

and we kue,lsd down and prayed to our
mother which art in heaven, ] guess
she is sort OF adopted mother 10
Rowdy, and told her that Pickle Face
was a big disappointment to me and II
God could rib him up TO fight 10 oU
back yard | would like H. Amen.
To ne Continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18

ME- and Rowdy thought we would 60
ii up and 20 across the ford where
the water rattles over lhe stones and up
the hill through the woods to the house
where the man with the wife and two
horses and the take apart wagon lives,
but when we got to the rattley water
and got my shoes and stockings off
and was wading it was so much fun
that stayed in the water and stepped
on a slippy stone and sat down In il
and when you do that it kinda takes
the starch out but looked all right in
front Of myself so | did not care, and
me and Rowdy stayed till dark and !
kept getting wetter and wetter but that
don't matter in the dark. and me and
Rowdy got home and fed our faces,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18

daddy said was More power to your
elbow, boy"
Worley asked my daddy why men
marry women when they do not love
them enough 10 treat them right. and
my daddy said he did not know and
John said he could not imagine and
did not know neither. ! guess only
God knows that Then Worley had
me in all my starchy things and she
asked me VI had changed up my
mind about Sunday school and hadn't
so her and John went away laughing
and when they were gone my daddy
went to bed and me and Rowdy rambled
and Pickle Face sat out on Carpenters
step and me and Rowdy went and sat
on the horse block for while and then
he didn't say anything and neither did
we and We went and sat on one Of the
steps and looked up al his face and after
awhile ! told him he come near getting
knocked googerly eyes last night, and
he grunled something and did not say
anything ! said TO him that John was
an awful fighter and that he would just
as soon kill man as look at him,
espeshy II the man was not good TO his
wife, and he did not say anything so
thea told him IL he would like to
fight with John we had a backyard
with a high board fence and | would LET
him and John use It to fight in II they
would keep off the garden and me and
Rowdy would sit on the back fence
and not get in the way Then he
scowled at me and got up and went in
the house, and me and Rowdy rambled
and / was kinda disappointed, because
he could have used our yard just as
we'll as not, but he is not Irish. !
guess il is true what my own true daddy
said that God made the Irish and
everyone else just happened, 5ut God
must have been careless or busy some
where else when Pickle Face happened
| bet his wife is awful sorry that he
happened TO her.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-18

Ut would be interesting to have the
oys who are dodging shrapnel in the
4enches give their unvarnished opinion
y the man at home who's haggling over
: matter Of one-half of | percent.