davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
(Ciag dalszy.)

- Przepraszam, panic hrabio,
l. rzek} Flcuri, = ale takiej wy
sokiej stawki ME trzymam.
= Jestes pan bankierem i po--
winienes .trzymac, = zawolal hra
|bia namietnic.
- Skoro pan przytcm obstajcsz
vice dobrzc - odpowiedzial Fleu
ii i FACIAL ciagnac spokojnie, jak
gdyby szlo 0 drobnostke.
Hrabia Rozinski patrzyl IA
Francuza pa}ajacym wzrokiem;
Iserce bio mu gwaltownie, wszy-
|stka krew ustapila Z twarzy. Talia
zblizala sic do konca a DANA ME
wychodzila. Kilka kartv tylko je-
szcze znajdowalo sic W reku Fran
lcuza.
z lekkim nssmiechem polozyl
ldwie z mich Danny jeszcze miedzy
mimi ME bylo. Hrabia Rozinski
przykryz} wargi az do krwi. Zw}o
ka w ciagnieniu gniewa}a go, ban
kiera zas zdawala sic bawic T.
myslnie ciagnaf tax powoli.
PanOWie. - rZek}, TAXA era
przytrafia sic rzadko i budzi wiel
XII %interes.
= To prawda = rzek}o kilku
otaczajacych.
= Kto wygra? = pytali inni.
- Fleuri jak zawsze! = odez--
wal sic jeden z gosc::
Ala trzymam "a Rozinskim,
= odparl drugi.
- lie?
- Tysiac rubli!
- Dobrze! dalej wicehrabio!
Wobec natezonego oczekiwania
~wszystkich Neuri pociagna1 dalej
Il wygral znowu.
- Masz pan szczescie! - rzek1
|silac sic ma spok6j Rozinski.
- Watpisz pan o tent - od--
|parl wicehrabia, = got6w jestem
dac panu rewanz, chociazby "a
raz
- Teraz ME, - odrzeA Rozin-
ski, odchodzac cd stolu.
Przystapil do okna i obtan OBJ
lane potem colo.
- Przegralem, - m6wil do sic
bic, przegralem! By1a to pra--
vie reszta mojego majatku. Obi.
q ciezzkiem westchnieniem przy
lozyl rozpalone colo do zimnej
lszyby ! pozostal tax dhuga chwi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

|Stanis1aW E. Grodzki. Ksiaze Pc
niatoWski, Major j: Barzynski =
armii Wuja Sauna, porucznik O'
Brien i porucznik Skobla 2 armii
|Serbii, oraz m6Wcy j inni goscie
zaproszeni ma wczorajsza uroczy-
lstosc. Oklaskom ME bylo konca,
'sala Gala przepelniona byla Wiel-
kim W tel chwili entuzyazmem, o
|krzykami i oklaskami Witano do
stojnych gosci a kapela grala me-
lodge polskie. Ma estradzie zasie-
dli przedtem czlonkoWie komite--
tn recepcyjnego spis ktorych pc
|dajemy p%onizej. Byli tam: Geo.
w. S. Carter, U. S. A.Captain Cot
chett, Captain O'Day, Robert J.
Mckay, John w. Thomas, r. Ko-
walewski, Leon Drwenski, Stani-
s1aw Orpiszewski, W}adys1aW
|Schrojda, Kazimierz zychlihski,
Jan Zawilinski, n. L.. Piotrowski,
PAM Anna J6zwin, PAM Henryka
|Smulska, PAM Kucye Wofowska,
PARMA Henryka Wittum, Jan +.
|Smulski, Tomasz Blachowski, DR..
w. Front ?Dobija, Edmund Jarec
XII. x. w. Zapa1a, X. F'ranciszek
Wo:jtalewicz, T. NJ. Helinski, Jan
Stockton, Homer j. Buckley, H.
H. Merrick, Jak6b NJ. Dickinson,
lFranciszck p. Danish, Juliusz F.
lSmietanka, B. Kowalewski x. ].
IGrudzinski, Stanis1aw SzWajkart
Jan j. Chrzanowski, Jozef Mag
'dziarz, PAM Marya Sakowska,
Leon Zamorski Ignacy Wr6blew-
ski, PAM Marya Smietanka, pan
ma Emilia Napieralska, PAM joe
liza r. Bowen, PAM J. A. Wedda,
M. j. Bereczkowski, dr.. w. Kuf-
llewski x. Kazimierz Gronkowski
x. Franciszek Gordon, x. Kazi--
|mierz Sztuczko, Henryk Setmajer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
|ponury Don2 w WarSzawie
HRABIA B0CUML KAMINSKI

lie. Towarzystwo zebrane zdawalo
sic ME istniec ola niego. Widziaf
; pred SODA tylko noe czarna, kt6-
rel zadna gwiazda ME przyswie--
: cafa i mysla} o tenn jak by1by
szczesliwym, gdyby by} nigdy, nj
gdy, ME pozosta1 W tym domu.
I; Hrabia Rozinski poswieciwszy
wszystko szatanowi gdy dotyeh--
czas ME poswiecil mu honoru. Ma
jatek jcgo poszedl prawie .ca}y,
w}osci, kt6rych by} jeszcze nomi--
nalnym posiadaczem naleza}y fax
tycznie juz oddawna do znanych
zyd6w lichwiarzy W Warszawie.
w oczach Rozi1skiego, zab}ys--
1y Ivy! zwr6ciwszy sic napowrst
do towarzystwa,stara sic uspoko
il wlasne sumienie.
Ale n%apr6zno!
Kodak sumienia gryzi 60 ciagle
rozmaite obrazy przesuwa}y sic
przed jego umyslem. Widzial ca
lie swe zycie tax pieknie i obiecu-
jaco zaczete, zmarnowanem, WI
dial sic W domu rodzicielskim. w
rozrywkach weso}ych i powaznej
piracy up}ywa}y lata jego dziecie-
&c i m}odziencze. Pokochal cudne
piekne dziewcze i ojciec %pob}ogo--
!slawi1 wyb6r, gdyz Katarzyna ma
l~lezala do jednej z najznakomit--
szych rodzin. Poslubil ia. Rozpo--
cze1a sic epoka najwyzszego szcze
|scia i trwa{a przez rok caly.
Znalazl sic jednakze kusiciel..
Rozinski wszed1 raz do salon6w
Fleurego i cd tel chwili zacza1 sic
|jego upadek. Namietnosc cry, kt6
rel przedtem ME znal, ow1adne}a
MIN i wydar1a go z objec Katarzy
ny. Cd lat kilku zyli 2 SODA tylko
ola oczu swiata, drogi ich jednak
rozeszly sic.
Hrabia Rozinski zosta1 jednym
z najszalenszych graczy, a Kata-
rzyna, kt6ra dlugo plakala, umia
Ia W koncu sic pocieszyc.
Obraz jej stanal pred wzro--
ikiem duchowym Rozinskiego my
|sla} wlasnie 0 TEN, zeby nietylko
re skrucha, ale re stanowcza po-
|prawa powrocic do swojej malzon
|ki, gdy ktos dotkna1 zlekka jego
Iramienia.
Rozinski obejrzal sic zobaczyl
|przed soba zyda Szmula.
- Czego chceszf zapytal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
Wielka n~nanifestacya
w Chicago.
Historyczny dzien W dziejach pc
lonii amerykanskiej.

DrzWi sail Coliseum otwarte by
3y juz o godzinie 1szej popoludniu
i juz wtenczas wielu z naszych "a
jelo miejsca wolnc. Me dlugo
:wzie1o sale ta zapelnic. Pc ukon-
czeniu pochodu, gdy czlonkowie
Towarzystw czuli sic wolni, wszy
stko co zy1o pchalo sic do sail.
Lecz ME wszyscy tam zostali wpu
szczeni. Policya przestrzegajaca
przepisy miasta, do wnetrza sail
wpusci}a oko1o $4,000 ludzi, a resi-
ia okolo 10000 STAG mrlsia}a ma
ulicy, lub tez wr6cic do dom6w.
Porzadek ma sail panowal, dzieki
Komitetowi urzadzajacemu, wzo--
rowy. Miejsca zabierano pc po--
rzadku i czekano niecierpliwie
przybycia Mistrza Paderewskiego
i Misyi Wojskowej. Ma otwarcie
ma sail gra}a kapela Przybylskie-
go a pc tel mtejscc zaje1a kape-
Ia Kipkowskiego, kt6ra p~ozosta}a
do kolca programr1.
NJ sail widnia}y rome napisy:
Ma galeryi byl jeden wielki napis
angielski kt6ry sic tax czyta}:
I'VE Want Free United and
Independent
POLAND
With Access to the Seas"
Bylo tam takze pole ca}e napi-
sow polskich i angielskich, o VIE
lie mniejszych cd tego pierwszego.
Niekt6re z tych dalo sic %zanoto--
wac.
Czytaly one tax:
"0budk sic! Ma ponce Polsce
spiesz!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
NOVA P. !. PADEREW- F..
SKIEC0 WYGt0SZONA
ma WIECU W COLISEUM.

Panic prezesie, panowie z Ma
|tional Security League, panic i
panowie, moi przyjaciele:-
w imieniu polskego narodowe-
go Komitetu, kt6ry mann %szczescie
reprezentowac, W. imieniu komisyi
wojskowej, tn obecnej, IL iechaj
mi bedzie wolno wyrazic mole maj
szczersze podziekowanie Lidze
National Security, "a ktorej sta
raniem to .swictne zebranic costa
10 zwo1ane.
U%znajemy w zupe}nosci honor
jaki a spotyka. Dumni ~jeste$my
4 powodu obeehosut ty11u tax do
stojnych os6b ma tel estradzie.D u
mni i szczesliwi jestesmy, re wi
dzimy tylu obywateli i mieszkan
COW tego wielkiego miasta, dumni
jestesmy z przyjecia nam przygo
towanego. Jakkolwiek wspania}a
jest wasza goscinnosc, jakkol-
wick serdeczne i szczere SO s}owa
waszego powitania, ME uwazam
ich jake odnoszace sic do mel oso-
by. Ny podobni jestesmy do opa-
|dajacych isci starego ale zdrowe-
go i silnego drzewa. Jestesmy tyl
ko symbolem, wyobrazeniem marc
du dzielnej rasy, jestesmy tylko
chwilowymi reprezentantami kra-
|ju, kt6ry zpstaf podzielony, roz-
Iszarpany, narodu kt6ry zostal O.
kuty W kajdany niewoli, ale kt6-
|rego silna nieSmiertelna dusza pc
.zostanie ma wieki niezwyciezona.
ISwiadom swego stanowiska i ma
jszego pos1annictwa przyjmujemy
ldar waszych szlachetnych serc W
takim duchu, W jakim nam jest O.
fiarowany, jake wspanialy hold
cierpiacemu, jake energiczny pro
test przeciw przestepcy. zyczymy
sobie tylko, by glossy nasze By}y
dosyc slime, ably doszly do wszyst
kich uszu; chcielibysmy ably s}o--
wa nasze .byly dosyc slime j wy
mowne, ably donios}y do kazdego
serca, do wszystkich rozum6w Q.
dezwe Polski. odezwe milosci
Inadziei, odezwe powazanej nieo-
g%ranczonej wdziecznosci. Polska
ME ma wlasnego rzadu. w jednej
czesci znanej dotychczas jake Pol
ska rosyjska W ogromnej> prowin
cyi terytoryalne granice, ogrom--
nie problematyczne dowolnosci
Niemiec So zapewnione, W tel pro
wincyi many regencye. Najwie--
|cej powazani mezowie dostojni,
Igodni zaufania przyjeli ma swoje
bark ten ciezar wielki.
Poswecili wszystko, naWet swe
osobiste bezpieczenstwo celem u
ltrzymania porzadku, celem zacho-
wanna narodowych aspiracyi j i
Idea16w, celem zabezpieczenia Q
lille to jest mozebne uciskanego ma
|rodu pred okrucienstwem najez-
Idzcy. ie mania oni wladzy wyko-
spelniaja jedynie kwe--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

"sp1ac dug ojczyznie! Zapiszz
sic do Armii Polshej.
Chicago cora! W%stepujcie do Ar
mil PolsAej."
Wake Up! Go over the top!"
"Zamien s1owa czynu W stall"
Obi Niemca az W Niebie Grzmiec
bedzie!"
Napisy tie mia1y kazdy adres
biura Rekrutacyjnego Armii Pol
skiej we Francyi, 984 Milwaukee
ave. By1o ich tam wiecej ale z
daleka czytac ich ME MONA bylo.
Ma estradzie zasiedli zaproszeni
goscie i Wiel. Duchowienstwo, a
mianowicie: x. Pra1at S. NaWroc
Xxi, X. f. Feldheim, x. ]. Grudzin
ski x. F. G. Scieszka x. P. Pyle
rex, x. J. Szprenga, x. Fir. Mazur
X. F.. M. Wojtalewicz, x. f.. J.
Walczak, x. w. J. Balcer, x. Ale
KY S. G6rski, X. Rajmund APP
pelt, x. J. Tarasiuk, x. F. B. Jan
Stoinski, x. Teodor Rekosiak, A.
w. J. Nowicki, x. Edward A. 10
walewski, x. Anton A. Klowo, x.
Gronkowski, X. S. Czapelski,
X. Leon Hinc, x. FIR. Karabasz,
X. Jan Mard, x. Julian Skrzypin
ski x. S%zepkowski i X. Ligman.
Kapela Kipkowskiego W czasie
czekania ma przybycie dostojnych
gosci, przygrywa1a melodye polls
kie Ia co tez publicznosc czesto
bardzo. nagradza1a licznemi okla
skami.
Dekoracyc IA sail by1y doskona
ne urzadzone. By}y tam flagi A
merykanskie Aliant0w i Polski.
Ma sail znajdowa1 sic takze W
p%ierwszym rzedzie p. Edward
Hartwig, LEGACY juz lat 81, wete
ran z poWstania W roku 1868.
Przyjecha1 on na ta uroczystosc
przybrany W ubi6r rakusa, z KLe-
mont, III.
Pc stronie prawej estrady usta
naszych re .sztandarami a.
merykanskimi a pc stronie Level
tel sztandary Polski i
sztandary r6znychTowarzystw ko
sciclnych i narodowych. Do sail
szeregach przymaszerowali ma
Ii chlopcy poubierali w kostyumy
"Unclc SAM i dzicwczynki w u
brankach columbia" i polskich.
Dzieci tie by}y re szkoly parafial
nc.j ma Mlodziankowie a ubra1y je
miejscowe siostry Nauczycielki.
Minut kilka potem IA sale przy-
by1y takze panicnki polskie PREY
brane W kostyumy narodoWe re
sztandarem Pulaskiego ia czele.
to czlonkinic Tow 'Wolna
or. 234 Zwiazku Polek.
tel czekano do sail
Wniesiono sztandary Aliant6w i
Zjednoczonych, kt6re ia
znak il wybitni goscie przybywa
ja do sail, niosacy je pomaszero-
wall. do estrady ma przodzie; byf
tam sztandar Ameryki, Francyi,
Anglii, Polski i Wloch. Mistrza l.
gnacego J. Padercwskiego do sail
wprowadzili marszafek gl6wny
DR.. Kuflewski, x. W}adys}aw ia
pala, naczelny kapelan Armii Pol
skiej we Francyi, pania Paderew
ska prowadzil porucznik Kuflew
ski a "a mimi szli czlonkowie Mi
syi Wojskowej Armii Polskiej we
Francyi, Major J6zef Kozlowski,
Kapitan Jan II. Wagner Kapitan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
BoLSHEvIKI AND BOLsHEvIsT.

Kansas City Star; The makers Of
dictionaries and encyclopedias were
wholly taken by surprise when the
party of Lenine and TrotZky suddenly
took possession oG Russia. News be
gan coming about the bolsheviki, which
presumably was the plural form. But
newspapers were left to struggle with
the other forms, and the Russian edi-
tor was always out. In this dilemma
the Star appealed to 8. y. Harper, pro
fessor Of Russian in the University Of
Chicago, who recently returned from
Russia. He replied:
"Thc plural is bolshcviki and the
singular is bolshevik. How that the
word has become so familiar in. Amer.
lea I believe bolshcvsm, the strictly
correct form for the substantive should
be used, and perhaps also the adjective
form, bolshevist"
So hereafter a bolshcvik rushos 20 a
meeting of bolsheviki, crying Russia IS
ready to accept bolsheyism, let the boi-
shcvist party control"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
THE MEN WHO CAME BACK
Copyrighted by the British.Canadian
Recruiting MissionJ
by Major }. +. TempieLOn, Command.
ing Detroit Depot, Il. {. X. VI.

II is a British wounded man who
carries ono on a stretcher ,-.en finally
one gets back from the fighting front
the clearing stations and the hospitals
Of France Ii is an English woman
who drives the ambulance and an Eng.
hsh woman who runs the lift. Either
a woman or man too old for army
service. No one can realize until he
sees ii how the English people have ac
cepted the duty of going the limit 10
serve against the Hun. The British are
our comrades.
The spirit Of individual sacrifice is
seen on every hand in England, but l
suppose the wounded man comes most
in contact with phases Of it. The war
against German methods. German atroc
tiles, German domination has been
taken up in the home and the Brtons
are doing for the common cause mar.
velous things.
When the war broke out Britain haG
but handful of middle heavics among
the guns. The army was small in com.
parison to Germany's. Yet England
went IN To ight ight which was and
is ours and all the world cannot give
too generous cooperation and aid to
devotion such as that Now they have
artillery such as the world never saw
before
The spirit Of self-sacrince is growing
in the United states. We meet it con.
stantly. The heads of business, the
heads Of organizations and the heads of
municipal administrations are ready and
willing TO help to the limit, in the wor.
Of recruiting for overseas forces. one
big electric company gave instructions
to its employees that they were to make
it their business to help. one traction
system not only opened a sub.station
for our recruiting in an unoccupied
building, but took pains to see that We
were comfortable. Men are waking up
the war is becoming their war. No
ono will night it for us.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

the total up to about $2775 weeG.
That means that the head Of the family
must earn $1,4l2.SO u year.
How easy it is TO remember the day
when such an income would have spelled
luxury! Today it is said to represent
not even what We used to call a Com
Portable living but only the basic re-
QuiremCnts of existence according to
American standards.
Fortunately, most OF our people have
the $3.50 "A day. At any rate, most Of
our workmon have it, and many Of them
have q great deal more. The families
most to be piued are those dependent
on white collar occupations" who earn
Salaries instead of wages and
whose earnings because Of that very
fact are far harder to revise upward
than those of the working classes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
NEWS;


The primal function OF newspaper
is to disseminate tine news the ci''uI"'
ing Of paid advertising for tine ultimate
profit of the advertiser lis another mat
ter"
This passage is taken lrom a memo
rial presented TO congress by Ihe Na
tional League of American housewives
Just what the league wants in the mat
ter of newspapers is TINS.
I'm the interests or the pubic Wei
fare and to conserve news PRINT pap'.
during the war the right to use the
mails should be denied any daily news
paper OF more than Tour pages ana sun
day or weekly newspaper of more thar
eight pages, and any weekly semi
monthly or monthly magazine OF trace
journal or catalogue more than -four
ounces in weight
Now nobody wants to conserve paper
more than publishers. But
Every once in while someone has
the brilliant idea that the one big thing
To- do is to publish an adles5 news.
paper Every once i'm so often some"
body starts one II always fails. Why
The fact that advertising pays for pub.
ncation is not the fundamental reason.
Papers can be financed otherwise.
The real reason is that no one will
continue 10 read an adlcss paper And
the reason for that is that advertising
is news.
What is news, anyhow? A profound
student of journalistic psychology once
defined it as what you want to find in
your paper" And that is profoundly
true.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
SUPPORTING A FAMILY.

What is the least income on which an
American family Of five can be sup
ported? The national shipbuiding labor
adjustment board investigating the
matter in Philadelphia, has been in,
formed by union labor officials that it
IS more than $3.50 day The presi-
dent Of the Central Labor union sub.
mitted detailed figures to prove his as
sertion.
The food bill, under present prices, he
says cannot possibly be figured at less
tlitn $l2l4 a week Housing fuel light.
ing. and other necessary expenses bring
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
WINTRY POSSIBILITIES.

Way back yonder
De wind begin to blow.
Noah says, 81 wonder
If we gineter have some snow."
But it wasn't even hailin,
Though the rain it fell so thick. 4
Dat dc ark, it went a.sailin'
When dey pushed her in de crick!
Way back wonder
DE passengers got lost.
Dey heard a crash O. thunder,
But dar wasn't any frost.
Says Noah, ASK de blessin'
Fob our comforts here below!
Where we'd be dar amt no guessin'
If dis rain had turned to snow"
Washington Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
A Boom Town.

Louisville Courier.JouruaE 81 can give
you room two months from now"
said the Washington landlord.
why must book two months
ahead?"
IT'S this way. I've just got booking
enough, and now I'm going to oCild
the hotel"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

London Opinion: Officer Wcarily)-
Now, Smith, you've alre,dy had leave
because your wife was II, because your
little girl had measles and because you
had to attend the christening OF youl
youngest son. What-er-what is 1t
this time?
Private Smith (briklyl-P please, sir
lin going to. get married.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
Misunderstood.

Boston Transcript: MY friend" said
the solemn individual, what are you
doing for those who come after 70, 90
Doing for them? I'm trying to dodge
the pests" replied the man who was
harassed by bill collectors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

The government has no official con-
nection with either the Y. NJ. c. A. or
the Red Cross, though the president Of
the United States is president Of the
latter 1t recognizes and encourages
the efforts of both TO be Of service,
however, as it does in the case Of some
other organizations
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
Wanted to Know.

Boston Transcript; "All Of you who
never told lie raise your hands, said
the teacher to her small pupils.
please. teacher" piped little Jimmie,
'is il q lie If nobody finds 1t out?"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
THE HAPPY HOUSEHOLDER.

While cold wyndes howl and whistle
dance and shout "Hooraym
do not have to NOW my lawn
Again until next May.
Kansas City Star,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

Governor Marcus II. Holcomb Of Con
necucut has refused to call a special
session Of the general assembly 10 con
slider the prohibition amendment
adopted by congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
Maybe Expensive Is Meant.

Boston Transcript: Sign on fremont
street-"Our eggs are like Caesars
WIFE" Was the lady fresh?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

Guthrie Leader; The railroad work
ers agree that a raise by we govern.
ment will come in just as handy as one
from regular bosses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

Sulphur Democrat: The widow who
marries second time does not de-
serve to be one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

According to the recount Of the votes
cast i'm the recent municipal election in
Gloucester, Mass, errors were found in
the count of votes Of every candidate
and in every precinct in the city. The
terrors varied from two to siIty.four.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22
Scissors and Paste.

Tulsa World: The Topeka Journal is
beginning to think T. r. made a mis-.
take when he saved Russia from an
Inhalation by the Japs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

Guthrie Leader: The railroad work
ers agree that raise Oy, we govern.
ment will come in just as handy as one
from regular bosses.
Colbert Times No doctor can cure
what ails you if you have q mean
disposition
Ft. Smith (Ark.) Southwest American:
The bolsheviN are getting a nearer and
better view of Germany. But what
blinded them before?
Muskogee Times. Democrat: II the
mistress is kind to the modern servant,
the latter may give her some of her
discarded clothes
Lawton News: Hindenburg has or.
dered one hundred and thirty VILLAGES
to the rear Of the German army in
France leyeled. Probably in order that
the kaiser's troops may have plenty Of
room to run, when they hnG il neces.
sary to do so.
Chckasha Express: If you don't like
the war flour" product, Just get mae
and eat corn bread. 1t viii suit Mr.
Hoover equally as well
McAlester News Capital: Some one
proposed to take the mania ou, Of Ger.
mania, but that is almost as hard as
telling who put the germ in Germany.
Hutchinson kan News: The best
sugarless sweet dish is about Us sweet
as sisters kiss.
Bristow Record: Even alimony is go.
ing up. The high cost of marital un-
happiness is preventing many from in.
dulging in it.
El Reno Democrat: Socialism is one
thing, but u subsidized Socialism that
lends its soul to kaiserism is quite an.
other.
Oil and Gas journal: Now I new
tunneIing device is perfected to dig
holes under the enemy so THAI he may
be blown up Unexpectedly and with
heavy loss. This is a rather under.
handed way Of undermining the oppo
siton, but airs fair in war against the
civilized sayages OF Mittel Europa.
st. Joseph (MoJ News. Press. The
goosebone prophet who predicted a mild
winter is hereby notified not to predict
an early spring.
Kansas City CMoJ Star: One reason
that Lafayette's help was 50 much ap.
preciated by the American revolution
lists was that he brought his own gun
with him and didn't borrow Washing,
tons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

S. NJ. Brewster, attorneygeneral, has
formally announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for COVER
nor Of Kansas. Mr. Brewster has
served in the state senate with distinc-
ton and has made fine record as at
torney general
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

who pred,cf45 9u nu.n winter,
p. -. Armour. III is soon to bagtn
army training Those nitiaIs enupd ,I
right pretty Darn" Whatever de-
scribes Young Armour. "prottv Darn
Good Soldier If me- makes as good q.
his ancestors did i'm the hacking buei.
ness.
Arizona" sounds an right for tbo
out for the paragraphcr who insists the
players were with Noan IN the ark.
Did YOU have your hobsIod out last
All right. AIR. Roosevelt won hear
your side of the ease.
for a man known as "Gumshoe BuL"
America and the Netherlands hoye
made am agreement whereby Cuc,e
Sam gets eighty 10 out-c.ig.n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

Colbert Times; No doctor can cure
what ails you if you have a mean
disposition.