davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

-@cnn in SEEM g)orf am 20. D. so.
0ic Star Opera So. oOer nit an0ercn
@orten ole oeutihe Oper ibre &or-
itcllungen e%r0ffnen miro, oann miro
iid) unter ben ~Sternen" aud cine
ilnge amerifonii6e Sdngerin SRI.
Gllu Socrlter. befinoen Die uns
@olbinetonern nm 10 naber ltebt,
ais i6r @atcr bier i'll 8aibington
nnidiiig lit. Serr 6oerlter lit in bic
iigen Muiiffrciien moblbefannt. 8as
Die Oeutidle Oper lelblt anbelangt, 10
bat ser @oruerfauf bis jet aae gr-
portlmgen iibertroffcn unO es lit nit
5i6erbcit anaunebmen, Dab Ole erlte
Sorltelllng Dor ausperfauftem Sal.
ie Dor iid geben miro. 0as Srogram
iiir oieicn Groffnungsabeno miro gu
n1Glt elm .NahtIager bon Granada"
'6ringen. Na6 8ieoergabe Der uMtei-
ltcriinger~ Ouperture ltebt Der madt-
poIle .@a1et auf"-Gbor nerltdrft
ollrdJ Die S1neerbIilte Der filbrenoen
@eiangpereine, ais erlte gelanglide
Drummer ouf Dem &rogramm. Gs
iolgcn Oann Scrr Sobannes Sem-
6a6 nit @alters .YreiSlieo", 6rau
Marg. 0ber- Nrnit, Serr Sermamn
8eil nit Dem n&abn.W tonolog".
Gas beriibmte ~Meiiteriinger"- 0uin-
tett miro bon ben Oamen Ober-9lrnot
unO Glia 6oerlter uno ben Serren
Semba6, &eiB uno @eil geiungen
mer0en. nm S6luB oieies Seiles
miro SEER @eil nit llnterltiisung
oes @eiamt6ors Sans Sad's Wab-
mtng: n&eradtet mir Ole Weilter
ni6t~ iingen. 0arauf folgt Die @uf-
fiibrung oes gsadtlagers BON Ora
naon.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
|ermii9te Na6ri6ten.

SGpan fat bisber ale @ertrGge &C.
balten, bat DER @rdIioent li9 fiir5li6
geGuBert. 8ieaei6t fam ibm ga ole
Oenfi6rift etpas ungelegen, melhe
Die aoreaner beim Senotsousi1uB
fiir %ausiu1rtige Angelegenbeiten ein-
bradten, in lpelder ouf Den 8ertrag
nit Sapan bingepieien miro, in mel
dem oieies &orea Die llno6bGngig-
felt geuGbrleiitet.
SIS mirO INNER idOner. Sm Oei
StaOt Columbus, Ohio, boben lid 8
A%pplifanten fiir Stellen I'M Yoli5ei.
uno S%euermebr-9 Department gemel.
oct, ole mieOerbolt oerboftet maren.
@iner BON linen mar bereits 8 Wtal
perbaftet uno bat IL Wtonate I'M @e-
fongniB ougebra6t, iomie iiber $4,000
az Strafen be3ablt. Die Inflagen
beginner nit Srunfenbeit unO bo-
rem nit @rOBoiebitabl auf.
@ie ein MGrden ans alten 3eiten
.leien ii9 Die 8orte Oes Yr6lioenten
Die or Dor Dem 2riege 1uBerte. Sic
lnuteten; 0Dte @igentiimli6feit oes
gegemp1rtigen 9rieges lit, oaB iein
uriprung MnO feline 3iele ME emit
biillt muroen. sic baben obifure Ell.
ropdiihc 8ur3eln, Die mir niGt Oer-
folgen fonnen. @s miro cine lan-
&c llnteriu6ung Ger @ei6idte erfor-
bern, nm oieien &rieg 81 erfldren."
GtaatslctretGr Gaming tritt Jet,
= na6Oem er bon leinem Bob" Ell
nen H~ippenitoB erbalten = fir Ole
prornpte &otifi5ierung oes 6rieoens-
.pertrags obne amendments elm. Is
lit nod nidt lange Der, oa erfIGrte
@err 2aniing IN Yaris I'M @eiprd6
nit 9errn Built: v8enn Die sc.
natoren nur miiBten, mas eigentlid
IN Dem @ertrag ltedt, iie wiiroen Oell-
ieIben ME ratifi5iren.~ 8irflih elm
Stats : SefretGr!
9nmt benz oMatiR" bat Marl6A
Soffre Dor Der Gommiiiion, Die our
Yriifung Der gegen Die fran3oiilde
Sdperinoultrie erbobenen Anl6ul-
oigrngen eingeiebt mar, folgenoe5 er-
fldrt: n9as Gingreifen gngIan0s
mar porgeieben. Gs beltano cine Wei-
INSTRUMENTATION nit @nglanO, BON
Der man ni6t offentli6 ipre6en
fpnnte, ga iie einen gebeimen Gba-
rafter bate. 8ir 5dblten auf feds
englii1e 0ioilionen unO auf ben 8ei-
itano Der 8elgier."
Die rationale S6mlS lit 10 geuadl'
len Dab cine ieOe Samilie i'm 2anoe
Sic biibi1e Shulocnlait bon $1,000
bat. Gin nettes Simm6en. llnO
cine ieoe Somilie muB oieie S6ulo
aud be3ablen. NotiirlIh beooblen
Sic einen mebr, ole on0eren meniger,
lber berappen miilien ale, uno oa
nid)t jeoer Tlum6er ooer einem 1bns
.id)cn Serufe Nn6geben0er lein fam.
in mel6cm es moglid lit, fiirltli6e
ReihtHmcr on5ubdufen, mir0's Wan-
den lcbr idmer fallen!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
Iae SOrten teItsr gnfIdnitt,
8efOdteu Sdinfeu,
. ii bIers, 36-45 &isgs Marft.
C6lemr6Iten.

am Somtog, Oen -. Gfto6er.
oeronitoItet Ser o9rion" bon 8olti.
More in Dem prohtpollen Bart an
Der @iItins 9lpenle, elm Chieuro.
lteil-9orbecue. gtod oen @orbe.
reitmeen ole getroffen moroen limo,
oeripriht oas 5eit elm bodit gelun.
genes 5u meroen oui bent jeoer iid
'oitlih omiliieren miro. Ser 8oIti-
morer Arion Iaoet ieiue @aibingto.
Ter 6retmoe on5u Elm mo obne Ora.
1e meroen oieie @oibingtoncr 6reun.
De in benen Sdloren gen Baltimore
monoern, nm lid ourd) 5ablreihe gn-
meienbeit fir Die Ginlaouug oonfbor
81 erueilen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
Gin G9wanrulieD.
BON @uurab @icS,

&On @UnrGo NieS.
Ger Gag Oerglitbt lto Der Nben0 nGbt,
Slutrote S1atten lteigen
Scr Irbelt Segen, Der @of1muHg Saat
,3erltpbel in Sturrn, uno 3iel lmo Eiao,
Sic liegcn i'm 9ultcl uno Sdppeigen.
aein lidter Stern am 0imncl ltcbt,
Die Sdattel Ger Gotten fluten
lllo 0urd Die 9todt ein Sdauer gebt,
Wis oh Gin Sanner oas Al ourbfIebt
Son Scr5c1, Die bilflo5 b~erblutcr.
= Oes 6ricoens @lode flirrt un0 aeut,
als polte ie &unoIhaft lagcn,
gSic iiD Der Sob Der A(edt geleQt
llno mie Ole mabnerfillte g8elt
eln Volt ans &relI5 geldlager.
Sab briat in b%lnpfem Ser3eleio
tin itol3es &eid in Sderben
Gin 6ligeIldlag bebt Ourd ooS Mirren Der 3eit-
glnf idlpebt 5lr @einat, gum 0immel melt,
Gin lDllnoer Sdhpan I'M Sterben
Sod ilber Der Groe poll Graucr uno Srug
ertont elm pun0eriam Ginger
tin Solt, Dem man @lallbc rno 9ofinrlng 5eri6lug,
Gs ldBt IN einlamem Sdpnanenilug
Gin lebtes SieO ertlingen:
n!Saben ms &cr5 audi Sap un0 Sobn
@roulameil S6lags inns getroffell,
User beiB g~efdlnpft UNI @otteSlobn>
Gen nlad)t gum ancdt llidt Sein0e5frobn,
Gem itebt ser Simmcl oifenl
Gs gicbt Elm emiges S6idialsrc6t,
Gin ausgleif nler 1atcn;
Gem Gjottes Usage miegt gere6t,
llno Segen bliibt niht Dem @eidledt,
Gas 0icic8 9tedJt ~pcrroten!
Die cllcr Ser5blut Der 3einoiGeft Mabn,
Gu6 opiernO ibr geborerl,
Siibrt unS auf glcider Gpierbabn,
9altet Die Gore iln0 %aligetan,
Sort uns, ibr grpBen Eotcnl =
Sod oh gtebel uno Sturm unO Streit,
Iuf oes QidteS g8cgen.
9ragell aui 6IiigeIn totgepeibt
llnlere Seele Der Gluigfeit
&aui9enoen 6lugs mir ~ertgegen 49,.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
g. 9.
Bon Senrp i. Urban.

3 Ser8, nun oorbit Oh ni6t l1nger mebr:
Oic erite Eolt fam bon DeutlhIono Der.
Mas Iiegt IN Den Norterl Die erlte @olt!
SITS 0euti6en &er5en nibt Simmelsfolt2
Sb irob uns ibr Snbalt, oh leiopoll erlheint-
@ir lino nit Der Seirnat pieoer nereint!
DIR ifrieb ole Gante: &ie mar es Ib0n,
Senn bolo mir fonnten 0ib Dieoeriebn.
0of adj, mas lit aus Deutidlano geluor0en
ytad all Dem langcn entieblifen Wor0enl
Oh iGnoelt ole Seiniatb mobl unpcrlebrt -
Inns fun0clt on baB ano ~obge5ebrt,
Die &inoer 10 nelf uno obnc Strait,
gu tnulenO bonn Sunger 0obingerafft.
ltno feline Velierung s lit gum Grbarmen!
PIN ~notigIten feblt es 5umlal Den Armen.
3non3ig Wtorf Die Butter. - 0oS f0nnen Die Wieiiten,
Wie on Dir 0enfen tnnnlt, lid ltidt leilteu.
lln0 0as Sdlimmlte: mir leben 10 Itumpf 0dbin,
Sir Iadenoe Soffnung ltarb uns Der Sinn.
gtur ~nieoriee Seelen, bon @ruio aus genein,
Die tan3e1 un0 tolen in Ole 9tad)t binein
llno lulien ooS Wfor9en lih nift nerorieBen
gatr beut' lid beraulfen, mn beute 9enieBen!
Wir an0ern = mir bodeu triiblelie al 9aus
lln0 fragcn un0 fragen: gSas miro Oaraus?
Nir ba0ern nit Soft: $50 lit unlre S6ulo2
gir liten lluiGglihes in @eOulo,
Da alclomt mir oes @Iolbens morel,
0oB ms iibcrfieIen Der 2oubm0rOcr SAaoren,
Weil mir on @litd llno @ut uns erfreut
llro Oas, lieber 9seffe, 0as glauben mir nod beutl
Nar oas 0enn Siin0e, 10 ldlintm un0 groB,
Dab unS 5r Strafe moro iold) elm Sos?
So fragen mir lalldeno, mas @ott an uns Iprift,
Ood me mir uuf) lauifen, er antportet nidt.
Sic lagen, Die Nrbeit Die miiroe inns retten.
Wenrl mir nur etmas 3I arbeiten bGtten!
lln0 mc1m mir eS b1tten, es bat feinen 3med:
Die 8rilbte n6bnen tie uns ia meg;
Die ~nliierten 8unoiten, ~liegestol,
Sadcn oamit lid bic Gai6en boil.
@iaIt on uns 9iebes pielleiht erpeiien,
Sbid uttS elm &iitfen nit aIlerbono Spciien.
Sfa0, Dab on nibt &oblea inns fannt i%pen0ierer,
Ocni ib fiirhtc, mir miiilen I'M g8inter frieren.
90, Iieber gteffc, iiebt'S bel uns aus,
SoBlih lno troItlos, pol 9sot uno @rous.
Drum rotb i'd Dir Gins: berihieb' ocine &eiie
9is ndAltcs 6ribiabr, Damn bonoelit on meiie
,SeBt ipdr'S entibeoen nod gu friib.
gft tauenO @riBen,
Sante Waarie.
9. S.-S6 oenfe, nit @ottbertrauen un0 Rut
Sit aleS in 81l0e mieoer gut,
llno oauert's Tinf Sabre l6limmiten Sales =
r9eutl0lonO, 0ellti6lano iiber 9nlesl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

ger mar in ibm, ooB cs &orrGtc iaul-
mclte, Itott 6lt eiien, Dab Elm miBIci.
tetcr tieriifer Snitintt Die 9lngit Dor
Dem 9un9er ltGrfer modlte. ais oie
Gualen Oes SltneerS lelbit.~ llno
lpcr 6obIt all Die touben. Die lhm.
men, Die ioiotiiden ainOer. sic bier
uegetieren2 @er Die litberfuloien2
~Sungerooem lit mobI ooSieI-
be, mas Sic ald) oengIiife aronf-
belt" ncnnen?" frogte mid &apit1n
@beeler BON Ser Sooper. Wliilion.
= nein. aopitGn. aenaIiihe aronf.
belt" lit Raditis. @ungerooem lit
0eutidbobmiihe 4%ranfbeit.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
Sonntag:
Moiienbans Qireftorium;

oS1tgerbuno" 9ireftorium in
Scr. 3t4 6 Ctr. 9.-8.
uNmerifanii6er llnterltiibungs-
Gereiu"; in 500 go. Npe., .. W.
,Snfel 8rGiig 8ergniigungSpcr-
elm, in 3t4 6 Ctr. N.-8.
&nppert Some Srauen SilfSper-
elm; i'm &uppert Some.
MittiuOh:
Observation-Disclosures llnteritnsungs-
@erein"; in 922 go. @penue ge.-8
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

gmndrOa, gealIOai, iuirffidc 0eIifa-
teilcn, iinb 81 habcn bel:
Y abIers, 36-45 &isgs Marft.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-31
HOOVER DECLARES PRIVATE,
BENEvoLENcE NEEDED TO SAVE
PEOPLE or NEAR EAST.

Herbert Hoover has cabled the
American Committee for Relief in the
Near East, through the food admins
tration, Washington, that, while, the
bulk of the relief work to be done will
be financed by the. countries affected,
through the medium of loans Of other.
government assistance, nevertheless.
distress and suffering exists in many.
acres where payment for relief sup
plies cannot be made. These charity:
cases will still urgently need private
beneyolence.
"This is the situation with regard to-
the Armenians, Syrians and Persians, +
continues Hoover's cablegram. There:
is probably no greater suffering today
than among the prosecuted peoples of
Asia Minor who have no other funds.
and cannot secure government loans
and have no other, credit.
The world recognition given the,
American Committee for Relief in the.
Near East follows naturally upon the,
proclamations of President Wilson and
the announcements of the Secretary
of State and other high officials, recog-
MIXING its work officially and calling:
upon the people of the United States
to give generously to it's fund during
Its $50 ZOO, 900 drive. The campaign to
raise Wisconsin's share of this fund
commences on January II and will
continue to February 3.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-31
II Wants to Know.

Madison-The Wisconsin legislature
wants to know If there is any "patri.
otto pork" connected with the salar-
les of the draft boards of the state.
The publication of a statement
that the five district boards and the
1O4 local draft board members had
drawn aggregate salaries of 1882, 900
created mild sensation.
Assemblyman Clark NJ Perry of
Oshkosh offered a resolution which
passed both houses under a suspen-
sion of the rules by unanimous
vote calling upon Major E. A. Fitz-
patrick, state draft administrator, to
furnish full list. of the names OF the
men who drew the amounts.
II have it upon good authority that
there were many county clerks In the
state who collected their salaries as
county clerks and then worked on
draft boards and certified for full
time pay" said Assemblyman Perry,
in his statement to the house. This
resolution will clear matters up.
What we want is the names. If
there is any patriotic pork, the
legislature wants to know about it. !"
Major Fitzpatrick telegraphed Prov
ost Marshal CrOwder asking permits
sion to disclose the names of the sal
aried draft officials. The state draft
boards financial statement shows
that the drafts in Wisconsin cost
$50, 227.57; that of this amount $685.
600 was expended as salaries of draft
officials. Upward of 1000 draft eff
Gals served in the state, but it is
known that many refused to accept
salary.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-31
Retain War Gardens


The War Gardens of 1917 and 1918
will be the Peace or Victory Gardens
of 1919.
Fifty six cities had efficient garden
organizations last year all aided by
the State horticultural Society which
was designated l'y tile State Council
of Defense to head the work
When the State Council was de-
modified only four Of its activities
W re retained Of which the garden
bureau was one.
Secretary f Cranefeid urges these
cities to retain their organizations
and carry on the work this year.
While the gardening this year will be
for the fun and profit there is in it,
there is need of direction such as can
be given only by a well organized city
garden committee.
= The seven popular garden circulars
which were distributed last year have
been reprinted by the horticultural
Society. Three other circulars
Strawberries sRaspberries" and
Tree Fruits" all written in the same
brief and interesting style have been
added to the series.
III order to promote the 1919 garden
work Secretary Cranefeld offers Five
Hundred copies of each of these cir
culars free to every city which reports
a garden committee organized for the
season Of 1919 and additional copies at
cost. Our local garden committee
will no doubt be in position to quail
ify on this offer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-31
Readers Must Be Trained.

In literature the reader as well as
the writer must be trained. Many be-
lieve that if they can look at printed
page, and pronounce the words there
presented, they are readers. but if you
would appreciate the sense or nonsense
Of a piece Of writing, you must have
intelligence and experience even great
err than is the average among scrib-
blers.-E. w. Howe's Monthly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-31
FRIDAY, JAN. 81, 1919

The article copied from the Wisconsin Farmer
written by it's editor and owner James NJ. Pierce,
is worth reading for the light it gives on the way
it now turns out that some of the Liberty loans
were secured in some counties IN southern and
central Wisconsin. Any one who has read the
Wisconsin Farmer for the past twenty years or
So will doubt the statements made, even with the
concerted effort Of city daily papers to ignore the
charges recently pubis he'd in the Atlantic Month
", or if they do notice them feebly contend that
the end justified the means Such means were
never. authorized by the government, and had the
war continued long it would have been forced to re-
strain some of the radicals from raising money for
patriotic purposes IN such manner NO citizen
should be so dense as not to know that as far as
money goes the war is not over by any means,
and that the next Liberty loan, or rather the VIC
tory loan, as it will be called when launched in
April will be just necessary to support as any OF
the others have been. Every person should vol
UNFAIRLY subscribe to this loan and make effort
if necessary to do so, particularly those who may
have subscribed little or nothing to previous ones.
Your country needs the money and you certainly
need your country above all others. The situa-
ton however does not and never has meant that
people should neglect past due accounts at their
bank. grocery meat market, or dry goods store
in order to buy bond although many no doubt
have DELAYED payment of honest debts to escape
the merciess criticism Of their neigbors out to
beat the record for patriotism in their locality
Northern Wisconsin is not reported as having
suffered from mob methods in previous loan drives
greatly to its credit, which is further reason why
its citizens should not be backward in subscribing
to the next war loan without the Prussian or Rus
sian method collecting money from the public.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25
A WORD TO THE WOMEN.

NEXT Tuesdays election will mark the first time womcn' this
~ have had in the final election Of Their ballots my
determining factor the which promises to be close
Certainly opportunity render important to their city
and the wisdom woman participation politics Certainly too
interested in securing the best possible
which they reside If they accomplish that
all who registered and qualified should vote They
should affairs there will be nothing Tuesday 10
terfcre with that important civic duty.
Having determined they will desire for the candidate
whose throughout his the most
that is the who he depended clean and
Such will whose political has been
aaion with and whose business ability and public
spirited affairs recommend him for the place Looking for
that type candidate will find that C. H. Russell their
standard He promises OF political pie but on his
merits as citizen and al executive, which high.
Mr. only when demands had
peoples interests could best be served by the election
some capable political grind head their al
fairs making the OF campaign be expected
such Announcing sound program Of municipal bermen he de
pen upon his standing and record citizen to get the votes OF those
make this bigger and better city He has fee
we'll good closely bound by party
ties o support him in this effort
The will be returned Tuesday by the voters 1t
Of greater consequence the city than Mr. Russell himself Not
fessional politician chronic office seeker his political fate
But election securing the best available handle
and that for corporation of such magnitude always imo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25
Could Use Him

"a horse, horse Ny kingdom
for horse" roarcd Richard ILL.,
A wag IN the gallery shouted
Wouldn't donkey do ior YOU"
And the quick reply came back
"Yc', come round to the stage dobr'
Pittsburgh Chronicle. Telegraph
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25
.01ifW0r'rp
- wH2 nm. ~
POST-BELLUM PUBLICITY,
One able advertiser tells US plainly

One able advertiser tells us plainly
Which adds another to the list unganly
OF factors which We all are grateful for
Soc" % Gf % S%, s.q %.s, s s.b % .G .sfSo 6, .soi,
And war will s'll remain leading question
When advertising men convene and roar
And YOU will note upon printed page,
WIN % , ', @o we're Vision, d %" sI,1Ys, @ ao ggfe c pgs 5"e
Ouwiurg Iudeulorii and his potroons
In bold.facc type youl sec the truth impaired
That Double Action turned the trick
And that our ,fayen legons when they started
Were smooth enough to make the leuon sick.
A ul.pagc ad will spread the information
That troops who walked in Walkers walking shoes
Reduced the hated Huns to CONSERVATION.
And left them with case Of nSrown blues
With nifty diagram and anu etching
Another firm will publicly admit
Is F.5G i%sT"s a Ss make Sds % ic"ss a'Sr quite ''S
So many will display reflected glory
As trade expand, for which they make bd
That we who read their complicated story
May wonder wone the soldiers did
Not beule part paper pill ho,tu from
the French moke, returned dougbo enough make
shock troops do shocking things
And % ne" n.s .s,[ " ] see & @ e C'Gc+ " @s"e % . @ ,ogg ] and "
bnaion
rule popular going
Wrestling strenuous sport the strain spectators as we'll as pic
pants sometimes being something awful but that may not explain the soam
While is officially and apparently here the cautious
will hesitate little long before soaking his
the of the moth balls
! REASSURING
| While have and palace barber shop
| We'll say the bohcyiN have little chance cop
This will contrib, IRON consulting the calendar learn that there
only Monday March
Senator 7 L. Riders efforts 10 cohe the displays
less important right than dividing duds with the European
|
Home cooking another form Of welcome the returning soldiers will
appreciate than the remarks Of the
Hoskns s he seeks
rom Ouja OF the World almanac
regularly without visible OF support Still the invisible
their speciality and perhaps shouldn't complain since isn't
which keeps them comfortably.
One everything large
Sunday back that will be
sdercd good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25
Our Daily Birthday Party

N,ctte Gull5efi, famous French
comedy artistic, well known TO the
American stage, born in Paris, 50
years ago today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

Jim Reed acopponeh of the league OF nations and some
leader Missouri democracy has been called upon by an over
whelmg the democratic members of the Missouri house OF
his position because OF such opposition Recently
ve related Washington another bitter
had been taken task by Vancouver business AS time
opponents will hear from home and what they
hear will be unpleasant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

quoted that u" the people don't want to
VOTE the bonds they will Referring of
course to the $50NN of bonds That however fails
consider possibilities of the initiative which might be invoked submit
another road plan within possibility that the people would
y at large approve roads plan like that
offered by Senator Thomas calling for bonds all Certainly would be
the should have wait for another two before
ginning the of hard surfaced roads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

A ,ownsi,e company has been or
lauized here which is chartered
as the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Mem
phis TownSitc company, with Whit
NJ Grant as president. J. NJ. Owen,
vice president, +, II Cooke, treaSur-
er and A. {, Bennett, secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

Mangum has a man who remembers
when the nearest store TO Greer coun-
ty was away down IN Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25
Fifteen Yeas ARo.

Judge Harper is building storm
cave on his residence property at
80 Broadway Circle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25


Ten Years Ago.
Hudson Maxim. the famous author.
ity on high explosives. recently out
lined the great damage that would be
done in the next great war by flying
machines, Grca, cities will be help.
less when the alrship, sail over them
dropping bombs, and thousand, OF
live, will be destroy',., thinks Maxim
Almost riot was caused in Wal
street the other day by messenger
boy yelling, Pipe the sheath skrrt."
Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Drchman cele
hrated their silver wedding and the
fifty fifth anniversary OF Mrs Dech,
mans parents, Mi and Mrs y W
Clover Of Dallas, Texas, Tue,da,
evening IN their new home on Eigh.
tccnth street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

Writing Saturday Evening Post prospective pe-
candidates Sam Blythe the Old Guard in control OF that
party democrats busy hoping he clearly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25
O1dSfQ1ies
,M1a4 II NMNe NZ1ac
Twenty Years Aqo.

Col. Roosevelt, has expressed pref
erence for Oklahoma as the place
for the regimen,al cncampmcn, OF the
Rough Riders" in juno.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

Prof Gleason will attempt to con
qucr and Subdue a man eating mule
known as Jack the Ripper" ON sun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

Cheaper future predicted b Chairman Peck OF the
department industrial board and he prophet who won't
be wiou, honor in his country hi. guess proves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

what the corporation commission decides to do about IL
this CITY could certainly something railway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

The Young lady across the way SAYS
the coal situation is so much improved
this year that she hears very little talk
about the Importance of coalition
cabinet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

The democratic ,icke, is headed by
Lee Van Winklc for mayor