davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18
Why Solitude Is Desirable.

SOLITUDE Is the icnfef s support of the
sffecffons;; It Would be Impossible TO
love your fellow man If you knew you
gould never get away from hiEl.--From
Tie Atlantic.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18

!, EnIah Up % UatS.
Little Benny was looking at pic.
tureNef Esjah gong 10 heaFen, in 8
SSafiot Of ere. nPofnthag. to the halo
about the prophets head, Benny ex-
Idiaed: ssee. n.ara.aa, be-" carry
Ing . ma extra. fIre. ".:. s..;.sa,...
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18

Reliable reports received today
were to the effect that buyers in
BishopvilIe were paying only 80 cents
for cotton. At the same time Sum
ter buyers were paying 81 cents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18

(When there are only two candi-
dates there is nothing to be decided
by a primary that would not have the
same effect in the general election.>
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18
Just Like erown.Ups..

Three little girls were playing
school, but each wanted to BE- the
teacher. One little girl said: ''f Wal
settle this quarrel will be teacher
,nyself."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18
A Recovery.

Brown-"Is your brother, who was
so deaf, any better?" Bridget Sure,
hen be: az right in the morning.
Brown-'sYou don't say sos" Bridget
he wss arrested yesterdaya and
gets hissheartn. In. the mornin'."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18

Secretary f. I. Reardon, Of the
Sumter Chamber of Commerce dis
cussed the county fair for 1918 and
for bettering public health. educa-
tional and agricultural conditions. A
domestic science room was built at
Baker school when the present
building was erected. but was used
last Friday for the first tilne after
years of uselessnesS. The speake:
pointed out that community orga MIA :
tion would have had this home dem
onstration club years ago. After the
meeting Ice cream and cake were
served by the ladies and girls Of the
school and very much enjoyed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18

1t surely is difficult to get wheat
ground. It stays at the mills tor
weeks and people have to buy flour
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-27
PHoNoORAPH RECORDS ARE
WANTED FOR U. s. SOLDIERS

NEW YORK nct rs Five hundred
cities and towns throughout the TINT
tees states started au Intensive drive
today undef the auspices OF tho Pho
nogl-inh Records Recruiting Corns. OF
this cts. 90 round an "a milton or more
phnnOgrph records 20 boz sent To- Am
ericHr soldiers md sailors On glnton-
ncnts here and iu service ovfrseas
ln New York hundreds 81 men and
women prominent in mnsical ana Ya
triotif WORK who are deNotinr their
time 20 make canned music week. n
certain success
The $4,000 music dealers M the t'ni-
ted states are cooperating 10 get tho
idle or Stacker records" out OF their
dusty cabinets ana into the service OF
thc soldiers. Every music dealer Ia q
voluntary receiving station for IDLE 70
cords and those sent 10 the dealers VIII
be- promptly put into active service IN
some cnmg. CA DESTROYER or trana-
port or on the front in France
a musical army. singing ARMY is
nu army fhat win preserve its morale
and s on the rond % victory" says
Maior General Franklin Ben houorn
nv chairman of the National phono-
graph Record Recruiting CORPS. in n
message iu the American people
9TH. man or woman who takes "a
record from his pr h.i photograph M
har, TO give for tho use OF the sol
diors gives something that viii cheer
Hud iusuire them Cioar fun and good
,ntofiliumeut -firs man to the civ
ipr OF hia heat for hia cnuntrv
PERSONAL
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-27
TIME FOR JOINING THE
MOTOR TRANSPORT CORPS
EXTENDED UNTIL NOV. IA


Chas MacnaniN eT'fnlhet pr
ehArEr n' me lo'al oifice oi ihe
Employment SerNi'o his hern ADVISED
TINT the time tol accepting men loi
the motor trnnsroi ser'i ice hHs nrrn
extended go November ~
The iollowins cilruiar explains nus
service that is open Tor nirn between
The ages 500 and i N'tiH
Thousands of men are th nr'N'n
for the Motor Transport 'pfpA. iN"
for dntN n nome inH tn' Nii,n'" TOT
oNefscas sei'8e" fhr lin1l daio ioi
recruiting mas n'e0 tNstnaeH hnih n"
Nrnh"r -
Applehl1"ns Tor lnniDiinh ~ "'lh
-ol Nl) can T." "hi'ined rom any
pfHn'h "iiict ei gre p rhlp'oFi.''''
fNiN'. ''"lnul'nilf amor '"'ii' or
hnloHnn'ni 'iii'f' iNNni'" I'D 'NN
ronseNHrnthl citif. on i'Nn7 ',iN'ts
may niihr application "'ite' !" l7t
> F'mp'"Nment -vffi't- i'oN lp-N 7''h
Antonio Texas Men are h'eo"" Tor
me i"lioWins "eeu'e'iiensi
N'iio repair man nNi" ana grams
mission "ss' inhief 'H'sA'H -'lNo re-
paii'r' "leNtfiol'n' 'lAA' 'i" nm 'i''-
ttieinn' STORAGE nRi'eif engine 8sH' me
pi"t' auto i"pili in-p''t"i. 'itlh' I"
Ai'''t"'f ''"'"i N'hi'ltN ihSl''''V,' i""'
t"fet'l' lep'lf'i '''i'''pf ''iH'l ''i'"h'
1irt ''pnif'i fun''''i 'ih.h 'onf
p"iFei, tu'" "fiN'i' 'r""Nic shoo''l'
antom"pu' lillhnrf' uPh"'Al''el. WV
'Ali~'i 'N'
Hnil'h' '""l N'0.i h''N'filiflN. Hi'i"H
i''h''' n''''Ns'h'tn' N"''iN ,HnN O''
p''''r' '''l4'''''n' men l''''''.''''''
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-27
GERMAN OFFICERS SEEK
TO SCARE THEIR MEN

WITH TUE AMERICAN ARMIES
GOT ~ German Officers are bow tel
Mnt theii suldiera TINT 900 iht G.rnrn
pfi-uuers taNcr hy inc United States
uuol9 have their heads cui or when
taken fn the roar The ohNious puf
posse 90 thi4 ia ta prevent the mon
from eitne ilcmsolees up voluntarily
to ihr Americans as hundreds of
fhem hove lately done
-iilug iu lu Ameri an field hospi
fnl today were Two yuunE Gwmap rri-
fnners n war Who had been brought
We hy sfuokifn sefretnt il lad oi
only 90 pnN ~hs slightly wounded
Tile othcf was snbbin- and pleading
wlth fee anAeon 20 saNo him from
ha ma hi4 head out off, which no suid
ne Understood from his commanding
officer wuuil Doe ms fate
1po doctor assured noe flighttnrd
German thai th' Americans Mot, noi
Qulty as st.aFe aH thor hnt tine pr
WA fil Nembiue and sriotine
49, Ho was led to iho fcnr of One Amor-
DH Hns D., corporal
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-27
AMERICAN LADS IN PUSH
TO P0TSDAM HAVE pep"

Athletic. lu tho AmnN,an ENprli
uonas Forsc OVERSEAS must nr con
hid...d ID iauk failure VN.t H. IL nae
IA n Judge ht tho nnnbrl ef surctn
islor ana fnr CON .l0nanf Dafr a.
poip,a
Fnr instance according la D.. r.prnt
fUit,ff from otst.ras U .ns .anf ana
d, 0Ya vnel GN15 anl.lt,s. n.lfiriuatai.
in athletic .a0lta .rNe Haa rs
4tn,t.t.f4 tn oth.l ua,H fa ..,t,
soldier .utrtstnfs tN.M WAS anr
,t3i.. ..,lI.In..t am Qua. ol.U. N.,0d
rh, y.ie b.,,I h.lt. ,4uDl f,t.. ,.hlr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-27

Mrs. Charles h. fIAberer received
word Yesterday of tho safe arrival IN
lrunce Of her SON Corporal Jack W..
nNncs.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-27
WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT. or AGRICULTURE


weather bulletin FOR tho "a hogrs
ending d. M, doth meridian tine
DefeNfr Co. lHih
ALaunnn-- NM. Mlnl-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
MASTER STROKE
May BE IN PROGRESS
ON FLANDERS FRONT
Continued from Page ~

| NSoUttVucu WoW Fhuc il
reached the Laon-La Fere railroad did
they encounter any real resistance.
Italians Take Part
Italian troops participated in the ad-
vance and are now engaged on the hills
north OF the Ailette river. At this
particular point the German lines have
been pressed back or have been with
drawn so that a sharp angle has been
created.
| With the exception Of the area north
OF Douai, there appears to have been
a slowing down Of the allied advance
during the past couple OF days. At no
point have the British and Americans
swept ahead as they did on Thursday
and Friday last week
Hunding Line Located.
This may indicate that the Ger
mans have reached what is known as
the Hunding or Brunhild line. This
position which is much less formid-
able, so far as known, than the Hin
denburg system, is still strong enough
to restrict pursuit by the allies and
perhaps hold for some time.
The Hunding line runs from Ant
werp TO Ghent and thence to Journal,
Condo, Valenciennes, Solesmes, Guise,
Rethel, Vouziets, Dun-sut- Meuse and
then down the base of the ST. Mihiel
salient to the hoselie, where Il Joins
the old front running through Lor-
raine ane the Vosges TO the Swiss
frontier.
French and British forces have yir
tually reached this line east Of Cam
brai and ST. Quentin. British unit,
are reported at SOlesmes, while th,
French. farther south, are within four
miles Of Guiss.
On the Champagne front Genera
Berthelot Is less than five miles from
Rethel, while farther east General
Gouraud has taken Vourieres, but has
not penetrated much north Of thai
place. Americans fighting In the Ar
gonne region are through the Kreim.
hide line but their progress there Is
very slow.
Study Of the tactics followed by the
Germans during the past week has
shown that they are following the
methods OF retreat used in the Marne
and Somme salienn IN July and Aug
ust They have held their ilanks
fairly secure and have Withdrawn their
center. They have thus apparently
escaped disaster around Laon, where
military experts have said the Germans
had delayed their retirement too long
Tor their own safety. .
In the region Of Douai British troop.
are fighting their way forward agains,
desperate resistance and in spite OF
Numerous waterways which serve 10
hold up their advance.
Douai IS virtually reached. while 10
the north the line is sasging off sharp
Y to the east Should Douai fall The
British will be able to advance OF
Valeneiennes.
The Oise river has been crossed by
the French TO the northeast Of La Fers
az Origny. and they have advanced
close to the river 10 the north.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14

Whh House as soon a. Sserstary Lam
siu ~ fond the dQcume1l uAd ibund
II ~ ~ differ from ths wireless
vefs1un. ,..i n
II lessIcssd thst Counsellor Polk Of
tie stste departmkns wss u the British
snbsssy N cpusultasion wiih Coiville
Barclay, counsellor and charge, In the
Absence Of Lord Reading and other
officials Of the embsssy.
Pslk's Visit Significant.
Cosassllor Polk's visit was consid-
cred to be significantly connected with
the word from London that the British
government is Inclined to oppose the
granting Of an armistice until complete
guarantees OF both q military and naval
nature come from Germany. This de-
velopment, reported in Associated
Press dispatches, from London, probably
has some relation to the announcement
Saturday that Great Britain, France
and Italy were agreeing upon com
mon line of action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
OKLAHOMA MUST
SUBSCRIBE EIGHT
MILLIONS MORE
CONTINUED from pao. a.

day. They we're at Sapulps in Creek
county and Okmulgee in Otmulgee
county Neither county has yet raised
its quota, according to the figure, Of
state headquarters.
There IS not a county in the state
that is far enough begind but the
quota can be raised before Saturday
night If the people will only forget
about peace for the present and put in
their best efforts for the loan, Is the
opinion reflected at state headquarters
Women Still at Work.
The mopping up campaign will be
continued by the Oklahoma county
committee this week and while none OF
the men teams will be at work, indi-
viduals from them will continue TO take
subscriptions, and Chairman William
]. Petiee will remain on duty at the
Chamber Of Commerce. No large sub
seriptions are expected during the week
but hundreds OF small ones can be OBJ
tanned, II was stated.
The woman's committee here main
tains its organization and expects to
be active all week. The territory as
signed them for subscription week was
so much larger than any OF the mems
teams and the fact that the epidemic Of
influenza injured their campaign to a
greater extent than the mems, il Is
probable that they will get the bulk Of
the local subscriptions that will be
taken this week.
-Buy Msrs Bsads-
Many man follows the race, because
he is unable to get ahead OF them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
jUNkERs MOVE
TO RETAIN HOLD
Berlin Paper Warns Against
Their eace-Counter.

LONDON, Sunday, Oct. l3,-When
workers quit the factories in the sub
urbs Of Berlin Saturday night many
thousands OF men and women thronged
to the center OF the city and waited
for hours for the German reply to Pres
ident Wilson, according to a Copenhagen
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company. They we're waiting when the
text was issued at 10 o'clock.
The Vprwaerts Of Berlin publishes IN
article Warning the pan.Germans who
are preparing counters actions to secure
the continuance Of the old system, that
they are pursuing a dangerous course
and should beware OF exhausting the
peoples patience II declares that every
conspiracy will be stopped with strong
hand
A proclamation demanding a socialist
republic has been published, but the pa
pers printing il have been seized. Scan
dinavian papers believe that peace is
near,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
Full sUnnElDER
ONLY TENNIS j. R.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Oct a.
Theodore Roosevelt dictated I state,
ment at his home here last night in
which he said:
II regret greatly that President vii
son has entered into these negotiations
and ! trust that they will be stopped
We have announced that we will not
submit to a negotiated peace and. Under
such conditions. to begin negotiations
is bad faith with ourselves and our
allies Then, II negotiations are re-
pudiated, we will give our enemies in
their turn q chance to impugn our
good faith.
1In short, ] regret the presidents
actions, because OF its effect on our
allies and our enemies, no less thxn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
Here's Gern,any's Answer;
Read 1t, Then Buy Bonds

= HANCELLOR MAXIMILIANS to President Wilson's in
quiy received in Washington by wireless Saturday evening
On the face OF OF the presidents accepted bu
Washington officially beg the carry bonds
hit harder in every phase Of work
Here is the text of the note
In reply to the quelsns Of the president Of the United States
Of America. the German government hereby deelares
The German has accepted the laid down
President Wilson h address Of January and In his sub-
quent addresses the foundation of justice
Consequently its object in entering into discussions would
only to practical details Of the application these
terms The German government believes that the governments
the powers associated with the Of the United States
also take the position taken by President Wilson his address
The German government In accordance with the Auso
government, for the Of bringing about srmce
clares itself ready to comply with the propositions OF pes
dent in regard to evacuation The German government suggests
that the president occasion the meeting Of mixed commits
sion for making the arrangements concerning
uion The present German government which has undertaken
the responsibility for this step towards has by
conferences and In with the majority the
rchsag The chancellor supported al Of his by the
will Of this majority cpeaks in the of the German govern
ment and Of the German people.
Berlin, October H. Nineteen Hundred Eighteen
(signed) SoLF,
State Secretary Of Foreign Office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
Allies Agreed,
Is Italian View

WASHINGTON. Oct Am of
ficial dispatch from Rome today says
the Italian public knows the al
lied governments adhere in principle
TO President Wilson's expressed pro
gram OF peace, but have opinions of
their own, clearing mp Wilson's prin-
ciples on special points Of national in
terest."
"If President Wilson thinks the Ger
man reply to his inquiries makes it
possible, the Italian press thinks he
now will, in accord with the allies es-
tablish conditions for an armistice
which should comprise all indispensable
military guarantees"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
~ 40 1IiIlog
n HW ANSWER
N0k1noHFFE SAYS

'-~~' :"
mans into q gigantic Sedan, not the
Sedan Of the 1870 type, toy the number
Of retrstins Germans represents hun
dreds as compared to tens Of Marshal
McMahon's army 10 lG0
IF We grant an armistiee We shall
be providing material for q great pro-
longation Of the war. If We leave the
mSter to Marshal Fosh he will end
the war. A. Turkey Is going out.
Austria Hungary Is on the verge Of a
revelation.
Combined efforts Of Americans, as
sociated with the armies Of France,
Great Britain, Italy and Belgium will
end this struggle and. put Z stop to
any possible recrudescence Of the war"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
buy Moro Bon0b----
GRAND OPERA TICKET
SALE WILL CONTINUE

At a meeting Of the grand opera guar
antors this morning At the Chamber Of
Commerce il was decided to continue
the sale Of tickets and IL the ban pro-
hibiiing public gatherings Is not lifted
by the time Of the performance, money
will be returned to the purchaser.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
Serbians Advance
Bev0nd Capital

LoNDoN, Oct it--After capturing
Nish on Saturday, Serbian forces took
possession Of the enemy positions north
OF the town, according 10 the Serbian
official statement issued today. Freueh
cavalry have occupied The Bela Palanka.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14

upon. our own psopls. iOr Il can't heIA
awakening an unsasy suspicion that "
are IN untrustwesthy friend and 81
ifrcsolute Ia.
II earnestly hope that the president
will instantly sen1 back word that we
demand an sncondiiionsl surrender and
that we refuse to compound felony by
discussing terms Win tks ieions."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
Italians Are
Near DuraI70

ROME Oct. lj-Kavaya, a town il
Albania twelve miles southeast OF Du,
rafIo. has been captured by the Italians
according to an official statement IS
sued by the war office tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
INFLUENZA U|:1l 4 ['''iE DEATH
TOLL OF MONTH
PASSES HUNDRED
Seventeen Die Of Disease
Since Saturday,

The death tolls Of influenza victims
n the city has passed the hundred
mark. and is still climbing, scoordin,
10 latest statistics compiled this morn
ing. Seventeen deaths have been report.
ed since October II, which brings th,
total list up TO l07 who have died since
October !. Those deaths reported since
saturday are as follows:
Louise Link. q years old, SIPS
North Mckinley avenue.
]. +. Furmsn, p years old, died
In local hospital
Mrs. J. II. Wheat died in q local
hospital
Lula Guy. % years old, "A West
+ avenue, Capitol Hill
Arthur Kennedy, 2S years old,
1927 West Eleventh street,
Milton Schaiier, ll2H Harrison
svenue.
Mrs. Bessie Pearl Lane, lA2
West Twenty-fifth street
Mrs. c. NJ Stewart, olS East
Fifth street.
W. NJ. Stein, died in . local hos
pital.
George T. Jones, died in local
hosptah
Mrs. /. w. Thompson, 220l West
Fifteenth street.
Infant daughter OF w. A. Hi
bert, 2jl4 South Oklahoma avenue
William w. Sweat, IS East Third
street. died Monday.
Leonard Williams. negro, III
West California avenue.
James Wilkins, 70s West Fourth
street.
o. J. Harris, 200 West Nobl,
avenue.
Miss Dora Stewart, died in a
local hospital. %.
Pneumonia Cases Decrease. .
While il is impossible TO arrive at III,
'xact number OF victims who are suffer
ng from Spanish "flu' in the city Al
he present time reports gathered from
mthenuc sources indicate that ,ht
,pread OF the malady has not been en-.
rely checked,
Although the number Of new case,
nat have been reported since Saturda,
Gems to be fewer in number than foui
" five days ago yet the disease IS still
'preading rapidly among families tha
ave already been affected, The nurube
u pneumonia patients has greatly de
'reased.
Mrs, c. L. Daugherty, chairman Of IN
elief committee OF the Red Cross, state,
his morning that seventy cases wer
reported 10 her on Sunday and tina
while she had had no time TO check %
he number OF new cases reporte
lodsy the number was considerable,
Ihirty-two cases we're sent BY the Re,
ross 20 University hospital yesterday
The Red Cross Is greatly in need 0
voluntcer nurses 10 aid in waiting o.
PATIENTS. as many who worked last wee
are exhausted or have cases in thei
own families.
Hospital Rsopened.
DR.. ]. G. Street. acting commissions
q public affairs, has authorised the re
spening Of the detention hospital, whicl
viii be opened today for the receptio,
of tuberculosis patients who have con
,raeted influenza. The Oklahoma Tu
bcreulosis association has placed Mrs
Bertha C. Gist, q graduate nurse, |,
chafee Of the hospital, and will assist Il
deffa vtr,o al swo~usss
There are Al present ~ patients q
University hospital, according 10 Dr
Pfnl Fessler, superintendent Of the no,
pitsl who says that the hospital Is a
present taxed TO its full capacity, an,
,hat there is room for no new patient,
)ther hospitals in the city are sko over
'cwded with patients. many Of whom
rre ssfiering win the inhusnfa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14

Your Lslos Counts ounce
Of work you do hslp some soldia Who
b Rshtine ovw thsrel Thh var b bsns
fought - truly n ths hosssAold and =
The workshop - Il b h W trsndAn
Some a our Amsrieaa wvma ~
borne down physically and mentally,
by the ycaknssn d their ssr. They
suffer from bscksche, dragging senssr
ton, bcarins-down pains, very nervous
and pain In top Of head. II they ssk
their neishbon they win be told 70 take
. Farork Prescription of Or. 'Picrce's
which has bean 20 vel and fsyorahly
known for The past hall century.
Weak women should Try Il nov. Don't
vait Today b the day - begin. In.
Temperance tonic and nsvine win brius
vim, visu and vitality. ssnd Dr.. neres
Buffalo, N. Y, loo. for trial pkg. ,ablsss'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
Lax-Fos With Pepsiu

A Liquid Digestive Laxative pleasant
to take. Just try one Soc bottle for
Indigestion or Constipation. Now made
and recommended by the manufacturers
OF Groves Tasteiess chill Tonic. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
As Spanish Influsnsa

Is an exaggerated form OF Grip, LAXA-
TIVE BROMQ QUfNINE Tablets
should be taken h larger doses than is
prescribed for ordinary Grip. A good
plan Is not TO wait until you are sick
but PREVENT 1T by taking LhXA-
TIVE BROMo QUININE Tablets in
time. (Ady.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14

. Waoo, Tera,.
have tired doctors
Tor several yesnbus
they did nos do me
any good, and Dr.
fierce's FavUits
Prescription cured
me. / mB wun nd
healthy, and hope
oehss WI ~ hs
TsssuEip6cn'.s y
-hrs. Ashs PoyA
s,@ACAUies 81.
fAS-l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14

The women throughout Canada are
preparing to take prominent part in
the approaching Victory Loan CAM
paign.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-14
Why not buy that
Liberty Bond today ?

|IESAEh
Evening star., 1918-01-09

National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Headquarters 1926 Rhode Island Avenue