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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

Sn Dem Shreiben, oas oel
BubIi5itats 9ireftor oes Sbas
ants, Oscar Briee, al Serrr
SSObn Sdlipab gerit,tet bot lurb Sas
on elmer anoereu Stclle bieies glat
tes abgeouIdt lit, erfe,tnt er an, pas
er idloR friiber seiagt bat, baB btt
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InIeiben 81 uiteritiisen. gSei1n mar
beoenft, oaB @elb bic bette Grobe aui
ben gatriotiSnnis liefert, So Sieies
freitDiaia bergegeben miro uno jeber
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oarnit bod Der iiber5eugerblte 9e'
ipeis erbradt, bob bte Deittihen tre,l
sur Station balten uno oann iollte
man audi geref,ter @eife eriporten
biirfen, oaB Die beitdnbigen Sesereien
eeeen Die 9eutidyen aiIfb6ren. gfan
tpia @erSdt]tises oarin erbIiden, bab
Die Oeitfdeu ibren BatriotisrHus
nidt 70 iiberidiudngIirb gun Sbou
tragen, tpie anbere. Oas Iiegt on
ibrem Ratltrea. Gle reben llibt, tie
oemoritriren niht; fie befunoeu ibren
Iatriotismus ourh Shoten, bie al,
Iein niiten. S9Sbre Sobne 5iebeH ins
sSeIb uno perbdItniBudBig IN groBe-
rer QBabl oils aHbere 9eationalitd-
ten neil tie gr0Bere 5aiuilieu bnbeu
rab tpern Die Regierllra Bombs ODER
foniiige Ropiere in ben D1artt bringt,
fdIfen iie oieielben. stut, IN oieiem
Sale i6ei1lt es uns, ooB Die 1eilt
ihen I'M 8erbdltriB su ibrer 3abl
ilno ibrem 8ernloge,t ii6 ourh gr6-
bere 2eiItungen berporfbun. 8ir ba.
BEN perligftens in ben aluspeiier
iiber Observation-Disclosures ipabrgennm-
men, oab bds biuterlailene fIiiiiiee
@ern0gen Don Teiitften 5uut aller.
groBten Tbeile aus 2ibertp Bombs
beitebt, DabrenS 6ie Had,laiienihaf'
ten Der 2eute init iebr eroBen Ser
rn6aen, Die aber nift 6elitider gIb
itanuurng iinb. MIR eiHen iebr germ
gen 8ro5erltias hires @eialnultDers
mogens IN &egierungspapiereu oitf.
lpeiien. Colder Grt fneroen Die
Geuiiden es aud fernerbin haIten.
Die Ser. Stooten fif,b lire Seiuuth,
ibr @aterIuto uito oas ibrer ainoer
uno ne iirlo germ bereit dlles 5i tbnn,
mas ibnen rift Bios ibre aslidt ee.
tietet, ionberu Iie leiiten eineu nod
groberen 5beiI aus Slineigltng 5u
ben Ser. Staaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Cine 9 gepesuna lit aber

Cine 9ewegung lit aber.
mails i'm 9anee, I'M gsoripooo uuie.
Ter S'taot anauglieoern. gSarlm ollie
gemiibungen in oieier giidtiing bis
her feblgeiflasen iino, lit nidt Der.
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ipooo lit niht biqiser nnb beiIer, aIs
bic nnferige un6 es liegt auf Der
8ano, oaB obs @Iie6 einer 8roSitaot
fir Die @nttuidIiuig bes ge3irfs, in
ipelfem Nortpooo iid befinbet. before
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gemeine geoboftliug lit, oaB erobe
Stabte on Sfeidrbun ir1b geo6lfe.
rung 5lrtebnen, aber fleine Staote
bagegen nlir iebr Iartefanl, penn
iiberbGlpt, IN bic Sobe fonuren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

@enn Gier einen Collar bas
Tuseno toItert oann foIIen 9teieni.
gen, Die ben Breis forbern, tie ieIber
eiien. SaS iit Der eiilSige @ee, nm
Der ltebertbeiierilng ein G1toe 5ll ma.
den, Die in feiner Beiie 5u rettfer.
tigcu lit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-27
Simon Green
ShowedNam1e
Didn't Fit
Old Time "Sport' Taken Into
Tow by Alleged "COn"
Men Here,

Simon Green looks Ike H. Fur
,hcrmorc. he come, from GrccnNllle,
Texas hnl furthermore again. when
lie blew into Oklahoma City on
Christina, dag he had a foll Of green
backs big enough to choke the
Wheeler park camel
Green didn't care how much he
flashed m, roll and the fe'ul; was
that q couple oi friends" introduced
thcm,c'yc, ~ HIM very quickly treat.
cl HIM 10 the best there was IN the
CIV. and presently ,tcercd him up 10
n room where icN alleged "Sucke-s'
were PLAYING poker Or at any rate,
such IS the story the police tell.
Green finally was induced 20 ST IN
the gdmc-aul before long he had
all the money Naturally, the suck
cr" were pecvcd ari appealed to
tive police
Picket Wiucn plainclo,heSman.
was assigned 20 the Iub One OF the
",uChcr,' rccrcl 'hc policeman 20
where Simon was staying
$50 ths is Simon Gfecn,' re
marked Wiuen when he lay eyes ON
the Texas man We'll, how arc YOU.
Italian Jake haven't seen you for
years"
And then Witten explained TO the
Sucker" that Green is an old-tme
Oklahoma CITY sport"
Green kept hi, winnings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-27
NOTICE RETAIL DRUGGISTS
NO MORE VAT RUB DIRECT
BUY It FROM YOUR JOBBER
Effective Immediately, No More Direct Shipments
Will Be Made Retailers. All Shipments Now
Go to Jobbers for Redistribution.

When the influenza epidemic struck
the country and wiped out our ware
house and jobbers stocks almost
overnight, We were faced with the
problem OF distributIng-to the strlck-
en- diStricts-in the quickest possible
manner. our daily output OF NapoRuh
We solved this by offering 10 ship
dree, to the retailers in these in
fuenla districts, by parcel post pre-
paid. quantities ot not more than
three dozen NapoRub IN any one ship
mcnt, and hy shipping what was lett
from our daily production to our job
hrrs by express instead OF freight
This was costly, bu, II solved the
problem for the time being. Now, how
ever. we find that these small ship
ments are constantly increasing
have received as many as 800 IN a
single mail. II is becoming impos.
sible for us to illl these promptly. and
instead Of distributing our goods more
quickly, they are really slowing up
the process
We believe that we can serve YOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-27
DAYLIGHT SAVING
MAY BE PERMANENT

WASHINGTON Dec. T-(Spc-
oiaD-The daylight saving scheme
which was put into effect as war
measure last summer will be made
permanent II congress passes bill
introduced in the house by Rcprcscn-
,a,iye Cramn,on Republican. o.
Michigan The bill was referred 10
the interstate and foreign commerce
rnmmlltcc.
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better now by reverting to our for
mcr policy Of shipping exclusively
thru the jobber. and effective imme
diaiely. no more drop shipments will
be made.
While we have put on a night shift
and have, thereby ahou, doubled our
production, we are still unable TO fill
our back orders and won't be able TO
give each Jobber all the VapoRub he
wants. Hence, it will be necessary
for the iobhers 10 continue diStribut-
ing NapoRuh in small lots only. But
we will be able to furnish each jobber
at least twice the quantity Of Vapo
Rub that he purchased for the CORE.
'ponding month las, year, so there
should not be any difficulty in yom
getting your pro rata share.
We feel that the public appreciates
the service that the retail and whole
sale drug trade have rendered the
country in this time Of stress. We
wish to express to both branches OF
the trade our thanks for the kind co.
operation extended us in our effort,
TO NEE, this emergency.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-27
LIBERTY BONDS SELL
AT NEW LOW LEVELS

NEW YORK. Dec. T-The fourth
Liberty A. perccn, bonds sold al
% 8. a new low record on the stock
exchange. today A block oi 500
600 par value, changed hands a, this
figure.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-27

Every dress is of fine
serge and a few jerseys in
cluded. A third of the num-
ber offered in our entire dress
stock are in this group. There
is n good selection of sizes
and styles for your choosing.
January Clearance ......
Under this heading are fine
dresses of silk, satin, satin
and georgette combination,
serge and satin combination
and serge. The most desir-
able modes of the season.
January Clearance .......
All of our finest dresses Of
serge, satin, silk and combi-
nations are placed in this one
group. Saturday will see ev-
cry one of these dresses dis
posed of. Choosing early is
necessary. January Clearance
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-(Ja..aa1y Sa1es}.
of our DRESSES

There exactly 100 dresses included in offering
this department for January Clearance All dresses formerly
priced deal and include values that insure their quick
sale Saturday should dispose OF every Of these.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-27
January Sa1es}
of our COATS

The volume of sale, in Coat Department, bespeaks the
popularity Of WRGHT'S STYLES AND PRICES There will
he considerable d'coun, made present stocks Of fine
including (25) eNoeln, plush with fur collars and
cuffs. Every the house included without
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-27

Coats of Broadcloth, Ok
ford Cloth, Velour, Pom
pons, full lined and inter
lined. Some beautifully
trimmed IN beaver cloth
and velvet, others with
large fur collars. January
Clearance ...............
Many Of the most compelling
values OF our January Clearance
sale are included. Goats Of sill
vertone, normandy, velour, broad
cloth; some silk lined; eScellen,
range Of styles and colors. Ian
uary Clearance ..........,..
Goats OF the finer fabric,
Practically all are pussy willow
silk lined. some OF them recently
purchased by our New York Of
flee, and offering the rarest bar
gains. See our window display
OF these fine coats. January
Clearance ......................
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02
Officers Wives Ship as
S~towaways to See Mates;
Vessel 7orpedoed; Saved

and there was the smell Of explosive
everywhere and shouts and cries, Be
lore they could move the two girls
were standing in water up to their
knees and were frozen with terror.
Then they heard the sailor calling
them. Then his strong hands gripped
each. He half dragged them up the
treachcrous black ladder to the deck.
The brave little DESTROYER had dropped
its depth bombs and was laying a bar
rage around the hidden sub, and as
each exploded fifty or sixty feet under
the surface. 1t threw a great mountain
Of water that looked in the %star-lit
night like some gigantic dream geyser,
Placed in Lifeboat.
In less than a minute the sailor
planted his two charges IN a liicboat,
where they lay sohbing on the bottom,
The ship was settling rapidly now. Al
ready 1t was almost down TO the deck
line. In another three minutes the
hieboat had its crew, II was swung
down and showed off and the men
rowed a hundred feet from the torpe-
docd ship. BY the light from the
stars and the faint quarter o. they
could sec other boats being lowered
and pulled away. Ten minutes passed,
then the last one pulled away,
The two men remaining behind to
the last jumped overheard and swan
out 10 the nearest liichoat. The ship
settled to its main deck and went no
lower. II was like a miracle II
brought back hope and spirits. They
began calling from ono boat to an
other and rowing slowly around the
ship One destroyer was there darting
and Scurrylng and marching for subs,
and as the sea was smooth II would not
stop to pick up the survivors. The
| morning. they knew. would bring help
and rescue. They began 10 Joke and
sing little snatcheS Of sailor songs.
Slowly the men in this first boat be
came conscious Of stiilcd CRYING. One
of them located it and shouted a de
mand 10 know what it was. Thus it
was that others beside the lone sailor
found the two stowawayS cuddling in
the bottom of the big lifcboat.
Romance Never Dies.
well. poor little scared kids" old
Captain Carter, master OF all the seven
seas, declared, reaching down and set
ting them gently on seats. YOU'RE all
saved and its all over. Pretty Soon
the destroyerS will pick us up, and
when you get all ready and feel like it
you can tell us how you devils got
here.
So il was that the story OF the girls
who wanted to come to France was
first repeated while they were sitting
in a liicboat watching their sinking
ship and while the stars told the de-
stroycrs the way. Some day even wars
will end and submarines will sink back
to their holes in peace, but as long as
women love men and have youth in
their heart, romance will go on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02
Supply a Want.

The dear old thing put down her
evening paper.
Pm always reading Of our dear lads
out there making s%ortleS,' she said to
her daughter,
Eyes" said the girl
my dear" said her mother, Tets
make a dozen or so OF these sorties
and send them ont TO the boys. They
ought not to make their ownl"
Nv s,s.-
Virtually all of the crops common 10
the temperate zone can be produced in
abundance in the vast agricultural re-
gions Of southern Siberia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02
H1storpR
Bits GA
One Hundred Years Ago To-day.

One Hundred Years Ago To-day.
l8lS-A military conspiracy against
the life Of Emperor Alexander OF Rus
,il was revealed.
seveny-hve Years Ago To-day.
l84j-Queen Victoria and Prince Al
bert arrived at Trcpont m a visit to
the king and queen OF France.
Fifty Years Ago To-day.
IS68-Naw York democrats met in
convention at Albany and nominated
John T. Hoffman for governor. .
twenty-five Years Ago To-day.
1903 Revision Of Belgian eonstltu-
ton completed after four years discus
SION.
One Year Ago To-day in the War.
September B. l9l7-English east
coast raidcd by German airplancs.
Italian alrplanes bombardcd Trieste.
Counter revolution IN Petrograd sup
pressed by Kcrensky.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02
Movie Bills Today

Strand theater, 10 a m. to II p.
m.-Alice Brady in Woman and
Wife"
Majestic theater. 10 a. m to II p
m.--"Kicking the Germ Out Of Ger
many - THE Winning OF Beatrice
Dreamland theater, 10 a. M. to II
p m-Harry Mestayer in High
Tide"
Empress theater, noon to II p. m,
Charlotte In The Frozen Warm
ing" official war picture.
Lyric theater, | p. IN. to II p. M
Gladys Hulette in Mrs. Stacker; :"
vaudeville.
Liberty theater, | .. M to II p.
m-Six Pantages features in vaude-
vile.
Auditorium, ! p m to II p nj
"PruSSian Cur"
Colcord airdome, s p m, to II p.
m,-feature picture.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02

Copyright. 1913. by the New York Times,
the Chicago Tribune and tho Oklahoma
Gltv TlmsHl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02

YOU would stsrye in order that they
could have them.
Do your bit-send contributions "a
the "Smolc Fund" and win the graft
tydc and thanks OF the boys who arc
fighting your fight-our fight-Unele
Sans fight--the civilized worlds fight.
Let your slogan be
Smokes for Sammy"
and turn the woNls into actions. DO
it now. We are waiting for your con,
tribution. How would you have liked
to have been the one who furnished that
smoke for the diving man1 You can be
for another. viii YOU The answer
is--you are an American, that means
Yes.
TO be %continued)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02

HAD been slightly wounded in an
attack on the German lines and had
! been sent to the base hospital at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02

hospital, and will o o be in Blishty
for a nice long rest
The Canadians mouth twitched,
thought he was going to cry. 1t was
a pretty mouth, but the lips were
blanehed TO a blush white.
He asked the nurse
What time is ~"
She answered Three o'clock, dearie
try and go to sleep, you'll feel better
soon"
The Canadian asked in a piteous
voice, why is II so dark" Then he
shouted in a terror-stricken @voice, II
KNOW know-they've put my lights
Quit Good God. I'm blind I'm blind
My eyes are gone-gone-gon.P and
his voice died out in a long sob.
Three doctors came through and held
a l%ow-yolced consultation. Two OF
them left, one stayed.
The Jock whispered to me: poor
bloke, he's going west know the
signs"
The dying man began to mutter. The
nurse bent over him. She had a writ
in pad and a pencil in her hand; She
whispered to him "Dearlc, the mail is
going out, do you want me to write
a note home TO the folks? Just Il
short notr telling them YOU are all right
and will be with them IN a couple o.
months ~
The patient answered
Home Folks? I've never had any
since | was a kid. Home God, | wish
! had one!' The writing pad in the
nurses hand wa wet. The bandage on
my shoulder was wet-perhaps the
blood was soaking through, but blood
is red.
The voice Of ;he wounded man again
81 want-waut-l want a"
The nurse What do you want, boy
what can | get for you-a nice cool
drink
The answer came back 20
"a drink he'll no!-l want a
smoke
She looked at the doctor. lie nodded
She left the patient and came over TO
me. ! felt as ii were IN the presence
Of God. She whispered to me Have
YOU a cjgarct, my dear, for that poor
boy, We are all out-have not re
cclycd any Tor ten DAYS. Ii the poo
pie at home only realized what a Cod
send smokes are for these poor
wounded lads, they would send them
out. They are as important as shells"
! told her to look in my kit bag.
She looked through it and found one,
all out Of shapc--a GoIdtlakc. | think
1t was the only smoke left IN that ward
OF SlXty-nipe patients.
With JOY in her eyes she went back
to her patient, gently put the cigaret
between his lips and lighted it.
A>o9ntcuted sigh, two or three weak
puff,, and the lighted cigarct fell out
OF his mouth on the sheet He was
asleep.
It was getting late; 7 fell asleep
When ! woke it was morning
The bed on my right was empty. The
nurses in the ward had red ewes. They
had been crying,
turned an inquiring gaze 10 the
lock on my left. He >olemnIy nodded
and his mouth twitchcd. / thought he
was going tr cry, but suddenly he
l'ONtl Al HCt tears IN ms ewes, ana
said, "Aw, go to hell and turned over
on his side.
Do the men in the trenches want
smokes
Do they want their mothers?
Do they want their wives and sweet
hearts?
DO they want the fields and flowers
at home
Do they want SMOKES?
God do they want them They need
them! They cry for them They must
have them!
Americans, il you could only see with
Your eyes, YOU would realize the
crsing need for smokes in France, and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02

the Chicago Tribune and tho oklshoinA
By Frazier Hunt.
PARIS. Sept. Even war is moi
able to drive romance from the seas
and the world German submarines,
floating mines, Scventy-five mile guns
and liquid fire have turned the once
glorious game into one Of terror, mud
and death, but romance will not be
killed.
For proof, take this story of the
wives OF two fighting men who this day
came 10 France in s TO the long
call; who came as ~StowawayS on a
steel cargo ships maiden voyage, who
were discovered when the boat was tor
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gether Of all English speaking people
into a closer bond Of comradeship
The union is arranging private hospi-
lality for vhe American visitors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02

LONDON-An English speaking
union was Recently organized in Lon
don. Its main object is the drawing to-