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KAISER SHORN or POWER.
Can No Longer Deeisre War or Make
Treaties.

Copenhagen, Oct. ~. Germany Fed
etal Council hns accepted those proposed
amendments to article of the Com
stitution
The consent oi the Federal Council
and the Rcichstag is required for dec-
laratlon 0f war ~ tho emplrcs name,
except IN e 81 where imperial territory
has already been invaded or its coasts
attacked
TREATIES ot peace and treaties with
foreign states which deal with affairs
coming under the competent of the IN
pcral aw-giving bodies require tho
consent of the Federal Council and the
RcichstaF
The Conservative iactlon IN The Prus-
sian Dict has unanimously adopted .
resolution removing the last obstacle
20 the reform of Prussia autiuuatod
thrcc-clnse irancil.e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
u. s. OPIUM CACHE FOUND.
$50. 900 Worth of Drug Seized in Head-
quarters Of Dope Ring at Pittsburg

PtftsDuTg Oct ~ Discovery 81
ma ihcY bellcyc to be the headquarters
Of an international opium ring was
announced by Federal officials Yesterday
following raid upon building % Fourth
Avenue. in which go, 600 wort of ol1um
was seized Tan men. who gave thrir
names as 1nhu q GoDdumn end Harry
Iacols. were arrested
Correspondents" seized iudlrtt"d ra'ni-
ncation ,f > conspiracy extending over
the entire Past Most Of nc opium, ih"
Government agents said Has stouggled
from China through tanada var.
raut has been ls-ued ior man believed
- hc LcnlIer q Tho pHng
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JUVENILE COURT SITS.
Girl of IL. Thrice Charged with Larceny
Chief Case Heard.

Juvenile Courts session yesterday
afternoon was distinguished bya number
OF important eases. the chIef Of which was
that Of a girl Of Z against whom there
were three charges OF larceny
[, Was found She had not taken the
articles goods from department stores
but had been with another and olGer
girl against whom there are also larceny
charges II was shown Size had had the
misfortune to lose her mother III early
life and was without Il guiding hand 10
teach her right from wrong She was
living in boarding house coming an
going rs she pleased She Was placed
on probation and sent INTO the country
10 live with relatives.
The opening ease was oi a boy OF ID
years charged with PLAYING crap. The
boy is employed at one of the shipRards,
where he Is making a large salary for
one OF his age Judge Prlckett placed
hlm on probation and advised him to send
each week ii certain amount of his sal rS
to the court So II can be placed III bank
TO his credit
The second cast vas OF a boy OF l6
wears charged with disorderlV conduct
He proved to he uf that unmanageable
age when "a boy thinks he knows little
more than any one lse and finds pleasure
at the expense Of the public safety
The case was continued.
The next east was a hoy ol l:1, charged
with creating a disturbance IN company
with older hoys The hays had obtained
whisky is some way and had partaken
of it, causing them to disturb the public 5
peace Judge i'rlckett continued the
case as the boy i the sole support Of hi
mother. but he was warned TO be careful
Of his future conduct
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LOAN GETS WAGE CAIN.
Miners In Penna viii Invest 900 O0f
In UOndg

Pottsvillc. Pa. Oct. ~ For the 81
100000 wage increase ibe miners of 'hj
section expect tn rcceiYc ihia wcck sfO0O
900 will 10 snbscrlbed IN Liberty B1nds
This has been assured ~ preliminary
canvhss. and all IL ~ preparation for o.,
roundup of the Loan campaign w,lf
Genes 0f enthusiasm never bcf0Tn knOHf
here IIcss than hali 81 ihU ryuu'
utI0ta of SS. 50O, 900 remains % I'd ub.
-crlbcd, and i is confidently epected 'hs
miners subscriptions viii fully aytrr 'if
Deficiency before Saturday uzhf
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A SUCCESSFUL REMEDY.

All thing, succeed which really de-
serve to, (Which fill real need, which
prove their worth. The fact that the
famous old root and herb remedy, Lydia
f. Pinkhans 5 Vegetable Compound has
for three generations been relieving
women of this country from the worst
forms Of female ills and has won such
a strong place in our American homes
proves its merit beyond the question
Of Il doubt II viii well pay amy woman
who i ia need of such 4 medicine 10 try
it-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
Speedy Relief
for Rheumatics
n 50 CrippI d You Cart Us Arms %
l. Is, hh una VIII n lp You

~ Yuu wan rcirf in $50 days ~ ..t
certain gratifying rclici. iat" -c1a.i 'l@e.
~ khcHwa once daE
IT SOU want 10 dBs-1f.r every pHrf t-N y.
gric acid poison iu sous ppdy Brd f-It
oar turouVL thr natural ruaHua T. rI Ha
5nu VII bc frsr from fitf9iina iefu. Htt
puttlr of sheuIua from - f'ani"ttI tf
ans ntljsT d.IRglst 90 one if fuUt
thn. lByfiI rtf5rF ceffrrsG tr frgFra
iHudpa
ltitHmal Jam s. a f,fi,clrftil al ra-r sfrpnrlt
on n'r"pchfd 81 Iuinf~ and WH-rir. Iu r-4-
To conquer = poNtrfti fUnug HHei r.
-eut a2ainsf i. Htfuuna T. 3tr eHrut Of
rbftfEuati-fp tusrn. tttaf frirs.rcr-
Iu ura5ly VFefy instance
3udRc to'n Garbpr.f ~ ft lo-a-1ir o..
KNOW ft ffr Ha~ Waiting Niau r+atr'Ir-.
fnda h" IS ~ti{ it shyn'd Gn g.. ,n.rv
for EpH 81 i1DHt fa.i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
PLENTY OF TURKEYS.

Special Correspondence Of livery Evening
Seaford, Oct II Many farmers IN
and near Seaford report excellent luck
with turkeys, this year Prospects are
that considerable revenue for the
farmers wives this winter will come from
the sale Of fowl
The rearing Of the turkey is cry diff
cult. but most farmers feel they have
been well paid for the trouble by the high
prices they receive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
penna. Acts on IL. 900 Draft Claims.

~ Associated Press % Evcrl Evening
Harrisburg "a Ocf II The dis
tr,ci appeal DRAFT boarl- 81 Pcnnsyl-
vanla acted on more than 1000 claims
and appeals last week About one third
of fhe clam. ncre refused
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Exit Cheese Fish Supreme

%cv Nork, Drt 10 Saloons ran uo
longcr scrvc cheese IN fhrjr free unch
counters according - m order issued
t,dq4 bv tho Fodcra Food BOARD as Fl
conservation ueaet;re
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{ lard Of Thanks.

Mrs. Lewis Petit de Mango wishes to
thank friends, relatives and Pennsylvania
r. r. employees and Lenapc Tribe of
Red Men for their sympathy and floral
offerings during her recent bereavement
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
Spanish Influenza
Brazilian Balm

KILLS THE GERM IN THE
BLOOD IN 3 DAYS. PRE-
VENTS PNEUM ONIA OR
QUICKLY CURES 1T IF 1T
HAS DEVELOPED. SAVES
EVERY CASE. TAKE 10 TO Is
DROPS EVERY u HOUR on
Tongue or in Little Water and
rub hot on chest. Get SOC or
81 90 bottle at druggist or sent
by 3. r. Jackson ( CO., Arcade,
Wyoming Co.. N. Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
ard of Thanks.

Mrs Carrie NJ Hoffecker Of Il05
French street wishes to thank relatives
and friends for their kindness and floral
offerings during her recent bereavement
adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
OBITUARY.

THOM8N y. HANIN JH.
Thomas ID Davis Ir. died Monday
and will be buried tomorrow at
O'clock ~civicc will bo held at Chandler
undertaking parlors lntcrment at River
view cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-17
NIIIIAM j. IIIAso,

William Eiason. who died on De
tobcr - will be buried ~ , O'Clock
D. H. At Bethesda NJ + cemetery after
services held At his late residence on
MAN street MiddIctown Delaware
PRIVATE JoB> JAY WILLIAMS JR.
Private John Jay Niliams. Jr.. died
OF pneumonia cr September ) il Tx
ovation Hospital No ). in France He
was the son Of Mrs Laura Williams and
Of the late John JAY Williams. Of St
Augustine, MARYLAND
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Postpone ". Ct. l. Meeting.
The meeting 81 the Wilmington "
7. l.. wll rot Ee held tomorrow
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w amt AID Rates and
information for
OsIahoman.Tim

AN weekday classified advertising
runs In both papers Of cue price. sun
day Okin homan. one Issue, same rate as
the two dallies.
One time. Daily Okla
homan ans Times ] LEO sc Oh
Three times. lniiy Okla
homan and Times. per -
One week, %oElahoman
ana Times per day ! l-6c 10 IS
One month, Oklahoman
and fines per day 10 &c W
Figure six letters to tho average word
and slG words 10 tina line, twelve linee
to the inch
All cor Rents. Boa riding ana situation
Wanted. both Oklahoman and Times, &c
per word
Classified contract rates tor OklahomsE
and Times 900 lines TO be used within
one .Rr from date OF contract. ar con
tract for three lines daily Tor one year
SO per line each issue. copy changed ns
.ften az desired.
No ad accepted for Tess than 2bc.
ok AHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
"T r. AIS will ne run seven DAYS
only, when renewal will he solicited
CHARLIE WANT Ans viii not be run
longer than seven days without n re.
newal order
ALI CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day fret inser.
tion Of nd appears can out.of tow
want rds Rre positively cash IN advance
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given by The Oklnhomhn. Times TO pm
irons making payments over the office
connt'r M no mistakes can be rectlficd
withun' them,
CLOSING HoURs-Al want ads 20
strrt In The Ohlahomnn must he In tho
office hv & p. m. on tho day before
ID la 10 run. eNce0t sunday An wan
ads for The Sunday Oklnhoman must
be In the office nv $50 p m Satur.
days ~ want ada 20 stort IN Times
must be In the business office not lntor
than ~ O'Clock ~ the GOV ~ nuh-
iicntion Branch office In westfnl's drug
store, 2os West Main. Is open daily NJ 4
a. m and closes ai q p m. Want ads re-
celyed after closing hours will be inserted
,unter he heading Too Late 10 Classify
BLIND AnS-No answer TO hind ads
viii be- given unless ticket ia presented
showing key number when placing blind
ads Answers to out .of.tnwn hind ads
viii ho forwarded without cost.
TELEPHONE WANT ADS Rre charged
At The Same rate as cash ads and col.
Lotions will he made NJ your home or
office the same dav first Insertion OF ~
arrears. this Is on accommodation serv.
ice and payments should plwavs he mods
promptly when hin In presented Always
ask your telephone al TO he repeated
h1ck TO You nv the telephone hd taker
~ make sure that n hes been correctly
taken Tho Okl"homnn. Times cannot ~
sume resno0slhiity FOR errors ~ any
kline occurring in telephone advertise
meuis
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will
Ids be misclasGlfled. The convenience Of
no reader is considered as well a. the
advertiser.
PHONE PPX.B
ASK FOR WANT AID
DEPARTMENT.
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statesmen WANTED

~~NS~ 49, To- - ~~~~~~
Mr.. THEODORE p GROVER OF Holton,
Kansas, paid 1890 annually for twenty
total Of $685.. 00. The co ipsny returned
him on May llth, 1918. SN9S.i0 and gave
him twenty years. insurance for nothing
Hundreds Of settlements like II hava heen
made Assets Of this company slt,O 900, 900
more than "A third az a century In busi.
ness II you can sell this kind Of IN.
surance address X. W, for particulars.
Very truly yours, W G Wilson, presi-
dent, by 4. ! Miller. Sec'y
SALESMAN KANTED-New. 1--we com.
pany wants representative OF proven
ability capable OF earning not less than
500 week above expenses; excellent
chances Tor advancement; travel with
jobher. staple article, backed by huge
campaign OF advertising; salary or com
mission. Address lOl Moore Bldg.. san
Antonio Texas.
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4 Ilouetn rlecN'n rnoms, m carltne
Ls ~ 9Th. Phone Walnut 1850
FOR RFNT-5 modern, we'll Furnished
rooms aud garage. 500 West sth.
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fer gentlemen. nurses or business won.
ON. Telephone Walnut 1855,
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NOTlcB TO FAIR vIsrTORs-Fur-
nishgd rooms, layatorles, hot rnd cold
running wntcri convenient 10 three ear
linesi walking distance. ~ West Sixth.
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WAN1ED-t can use several live wire
npl'cltuts. who nave the Hbility To show
,nflN frHllts. must DO ahlO 10 furnish
utT or rig attractive proposition madc
10 PRODUCERS, unless you are able to
handle = live proposition application
wOpld not be considered. salary. with
all eApenYss guaranteed. territory Okia
komr, can In person or make applicR.
tion TO Circulation Manager. Farmer,
stocknnn, Ohahom0n Bldg, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
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In Miami district zinc mines; WORKING
conditions snie and %heruhfui: living CON.
d.tlons good, wages 5000 TO $500 per
dnv Apply OF write 60 Golden nod MIN.
ing Corp. Tar River. Okla. This does
not come under federal employment bu.
tesus, ~ shlvelerp are not classed as
siIllcd labor
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FN I'VE AVNH "alfN NHNN-hN
NICE bedroom. private home; best To-
cation l22l " broadway.
SLEEPING room In modern home. vaik-
Ing distance. Walnut 1878.
NICE front bedroom. Furnished; refor7
.enees exchanged. lt3S W. 2Nh, Oh
tsb W STH-RoCm. private entrance,
furnace heat. Walnut 1870.
NICELY furnished room, In private
home walking distance. Phone WAL
nut 1921.
NEWLY furnished front bedroom, con-
meeting bath; southeast exposure. 2lbi
y I'm.
VERY DESIRABLE nicely furnishedI
from. room. gentleman, t06h r 1th.
ron RENT-LRr-e south room, suItablaI
for four; 10 minutes walk 10 Fair
Grounds, Fair Grounds car, get of al
Everest. Mira Charles Tribble, 1885 r
9Th.
MODERN sleeping rooms. hot bath, sDsV
md 81 l00eis w Main. Maple s2io.
SPLENDID sleeping apartment, In new
home; gentlemen preferred Walnut
h6bt-J.
DESIRABLE nicely furnished rooms
walking distance, private home. Mapla
Nv wv v. tth.
TuRtE sleeping rooms and garage. Toi|
D. 10th. Walnut bl07.
FAIR ylnitors stop at the freproof Esgai,
two BLOCKS wcrt Of tho Sklrvin. $40
w LIST. 81 90 and ur.
Qis b. loTH-rhreo lerge nicely furnished
home.llie rooms bath adjacent, see-
ond floor; lnrgc private home, garage In
rear no children; choice residence To-
cation; cosy walking distance; CuIbert.
son cor ~ corner, connects with Capitol
nne; h.h'-clnss meals within block pre-.
Ter gentlemen. nurses OF. business wom-
on Telephone Walnut 1885.
WILL RENT y lovely front room 10
couple or lady: references. 7YS W,
2Oth. Walnut eS7.
LARGE front room with two beds. Xsplo
500 SIS w, Chirkasaw.
900 W 18TH - Room Tor ! With Kitchen
privileges; walking distance. Walnut
NICELY furnished foutherst room, prfs
,,vste home walking distance. Maple
a bEAuf1fUL south front roomi ren-
uemfn preferred References en-
l-r",' III w. 18th.
NOTICE TO FAIR vIsTTORs-Fur-
nltnvu rooms, lnyntnrlee, hot md cold
,ilnnhlg wntcr; convenient 10 three ear
unesi walking distance. ~ West Sixth.
A MODERN riecNin rnomn ~ carline
ns ~ 9Th. Phone Walnut 7tss.
foR RFNr-9 modern, we'll Furnished
IRONS aud garage. 500 West sth.
TWO nicely furnished sleeping roous on
Central car lirc. l0i W. ChIckasaw.
BEDROOMS, one with private bath 70
West sth.
llai W NTH-Niceiy furnished room :,
gentlemsn or lady employed, no Other
rnvmers, also garage 70 rent Walnut
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An Opportunity to Serve

An Opportunity to Serve
Now tina every ounce % Woman
power must be ranged alongside the
man-power OF the nation, II n no
longer the fashion for a healthy. In
fDlligeut young 10 remain In
%iGlCucss. The knowledge that her
vices are needed mikes avery pa
triotic girl want 20 DO something that
IL worth while
But what II should he something
FOR which she In naturally ntied, and
when will not require Il long period
OF tr1l0ing one Of the best Of an
bwers is~-Tclrphone Operating,
Tho telephone operators work IL
interesting II Is N vital importance
20 Tho puulic welfare. n ~ entirely
unlike factory. store or office work.
II has q charm MI lts own The
work IL performed under ideal con
di'iuua. under fny Nltchul care NJ
'ymuuih'iiC supervisors " is per
uututHf the pay d. good and advance.
m'ut is certain 90 those who qualify.
See our school Principal az Room
2l6, Telephone Hldg
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELE-
PHONE 60.
WANTED-B right. capable Woman. past
so, for permanent position: personal In.
tgryieN. 22S Terminal Arcade, A.
fMO white porter women. kundorers
Lunch, li W Main
WANTED Lady cooks. dish Washora.
wpitresses maids, jlnltoresscs nVi
printers B~rpodw1y Employment Office.
2lN Culaertson Uhf
80 GIRLS 90 take part In Thearie.buf.
NcIds fireworks spectacle. The
Worlds War" night shows only Apply
to George kirshner. stage manage 10.
niEh' Z 80, NJ grnndsHnd. Fair grounds
WHITE glrl for general house work. Call
Walnut N2o, Mrs Guy Turner
WAITRESS wanted Western hotel. $40
W Main.
N,As, Eu-Reuaulc white girl To asst /
with care Of two rFildrcn 1917 North
NANlGD-G0ud woman FOR genera
.''NH'W 40 Y. e. UT ININlINNH MfNH MNNNIN
l2l ~ Harvey, Walnut 1891
WANTED. Elderly lady aud daughter
mother tur light house work and COM
pony In exchange for room and kitch.
cnetie Phone Walnut 22Ol-J
WANTED - experienced white gir on
woman Tor general houHewolk, no
lnnndtN. rood WAGES 1909 W 3Oth.
WANrED-Colorcd woman for house
work servants house 40 " goth.
WANTED Middle aged lady 10 care for
small walking child. t25 per month.
room and board Phone 81. Address
Mrs L. y Langley Hnt i2ai Usage,
Okla
WANTED-eklrtmnke Apply at n, N.
Harvey; valbrucht.
MANfED-kNDcri,ncCd mattresses. Hor.
old's loo " Main.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS thousands oi
men n women positions In Washing
ton and your state. examinations held
continuously, no precious experience ~.
qulred; let us help you secure one; write
today, free particulars sent Immediately.
ColumbiN School Of Civil Service, Dept. 3,
Jordan Bldg Washington, ., c.
WANTED-Cook and waitress. coiored
preferred. Mrs wlnn, iio1 n. BROAD.
way
wANTED-Experienced white Girl for
cooking and care OF Downstairs; nc
laundry. good wages, Walnut 7tN.
MOTHER With hoy II desires employ
ment In Christian home. Can " w
g A. Movie ~, between : and y
WANTED-Two Mattresses, light work
good pay. Long experience not neces'
nary, Apply promptly The Duncan HU.
tel. Pawhuska Okla
EXPERIENCED HELP wANTEb-Foi
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WANTED Assistant manager singer
sewing Machine Co. Cali rs y Harvey
Monday.
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400 " 18TH - Room Tor Z With Kitchen
privileges; walking distance. Walnut
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WILL RENT n lovely front room 20
couple, or lady; references. 7Ts W.
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front room with Two beds, Waplo
AlAn sis vs.. ChIrhanaM
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AGENTS WANTED


AGENTS-Ncw DRAFT ruling means mil
lions patriotic plcturc sHlcs; over iop.
Pershing. Colorrd Heroes. etc; sample
free. portrait %cataloE free. Peoples For,
trait, station ". Chicago.
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NiCttY mrnished fouthesst room, prls
yste home, walking distance. Maple
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HOOkKEEpER wanted, head account.
ant, experienced IN collections and
credits, mRn OF capacity: thorough
knowledge Of accounting. rapid and en-.
ergntici must he well recommended. good
position 10 right man; large, aggressive
house doing statewide business, give
full particulars. Address BOX Az.
OklAhOmHn.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
POSITION by refined middle aged lady
10 do housekeeping In private home,
thoroughly competent; references. AIS.
Oklahomnn.
,ltp'lASINT position wanted by ounry
lady NJ typist and general office work
Addr"9S Box e'6. springd'lc, AK.
EXPERIENCED stenogrpphcr desires
permanent position. can assist With
books: city reference. p'one Maple
2lsN-J.
COMPETENT colorcd grsdutc nurse de.
slrcT Fny FIND 81 cases; mlsalging a
specially Phone Walnut sSsl
YOUNG woman of education. with bust
ness experience, desltes position. hAi'
d'ys; conscientious worker: operate ma
chino and can hnndle detail office work
Al. OklahomNn
POSITION WANTED rs cashier or in
clgar stand, experienced. N-Gj. OK.
/ HON" r.
IN"EWl.NrlD TYplsr oud general
u'irv C'"rl. Unu rts.r' with books.
.ff,1 un''.nn Phone I1plc S61.
! WANTED p..itlou ne maid iu ho',i
or win work iu millinery store. " y
rbl. hom'u
! YOUNG LADY wishes comptometer 10.
s'tion k-Nt OdoNomen.
| POSITION wrntrt hy young lady. .
years office experience. AS, Okla
NomNn.
REFINED widow with small hoy desires
position ~ housekeeper In small fam
49, MO, blohownn
STENOGRAPHER with one years eN-
perlsnce, desires position. Call Y W
q A. Maple lit, between 2 md =
HHaHNaar.as ast.0at. Il -ta-- -ua -
hOsltion a. housefeeper for widower or
elderly lady: no objection 10 country
l. o., care Oklahomon.
WANTED-To work Tor room aud board
ON farm by mother and son during
wlutcr Mss. ofl'homNn.
! STENOGRApHEB ot \ months expert
cnCc. very anxious Tor position. Call
Y. ". G. A., Maple lii, between = and
2 Monday
WANTED Nlrht nursing. In private
hom" or hospital; city references. Wal
nut 3irs.
! POSITION WANTED stsnographer and
office r~ais'Nnt. competent Young lRdv
On, years. experience, Phone Maple
PERMANENT position wanted nv mar
Rcd man, Just located I'm clty. 70 Years
eNperlcnc' IN hardware. furniture md
general werchnnd'a ne. s0lcaprn or office
work. cr0 furnish good reference, Can
Walnut GNGf. II
$50 80
DRESSMAKlNG AND MILLINERY
~,
DREssMAKlN0 and hairvork. Maple
3l9s.R
DRESSMAKlNG and alterations. mary
9 Mounger Phone Maple 2253. Room
2lb, over Kerrs.
WANTEn-plnin sewing. prices reason
able I'n Walnut ioil-N
COATS refined, alterations, mcndlng.
Will all Maple $50 ~ E bth.
PLAIN SEWING wanted. by piece or
hour children's garments, preferred
1897 w Main.
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HIGH SCHOOL hoy with wheel wanted
10 work afternoons and Saturdays Cali
''r'dny morning, \ O'Clock, 200 ". Rob.
inson.
SODA BOY wanted, must have expert.
enco. Davis Candy Shop. io1 N. Broad
way
KITCHEN and dining room help. Yale
Cnteterln 8 " broadway
WANTED First-cluss iRnltoi. steady
4oOi BVcd wages, Wesley Hospital
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WANTED-YounE Indy for model to dis.
pln. H'.. .i dies go U.s.
Phone sample room $40, Lee Huckins
Hotel.
WANTED WomNU FOR general cleaning
Wesley Hospital
EXPERIENCED girl for general house.
work. in family Of two adults, must be
good cook. no washing; hours. $50 To-
3 good wrEeS; no servants room; near
high "chsol, references. Walnut 30o6.
WANTEU-Woman Tor Kitchen work.
no cooking. rteFdv work. good wages.
Wrslov Hosnit"l SEQ W 18th. VOL TOO.
WANTED-Bright. coroble woman, past
10: perr'nnert position: personal In
tervinw. 233 Terminal Arcade, A.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-04
Markets Of World Raided

From the date of thIs conference the German financiers were busy
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-04

Everything that was characteristic of the old Germany-the Germany of '4S-was eventually smoothered and stifled.
 The old idealism, the old phil osphy the old religion the old free dom and passion for education all disappered. The state the church, the schools, the universities, art, literature and music were shaped to the Kaiser's will as the army, the navy, the finances, industries and agriculture were shaped.
 The Kaiser became the head of the new Prussian system erected upon the foundations of the system that Fredrick, the Great, had created out of his genius, and war remained as ever the chief industry of Prussia.
 Gro be concluded tomorrow