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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
Aatinnrrnfa Etua.

Slloel1for Sc resllb1ifonite Brffer
er Ser eli Sci l1enigbe6 ON, bbils
|fet Stanop,,nft Nartiet lfol inota=
&c oberfor S6een: Ell Mationer,ies
|2iga. S Senotet Tar @enator
|2o0ge iprlig 1totalt Jig in1ob Sen
og beboet. at Ser bpr ferit Guttes
1Sreo, fpren6 &anfe1aom Solicitor
|b,u1oet taees op III apsnirg. Gettt
Ibil: in1i6lertio life re-, sd netop
Notionernes 2dga bliper Tre0sfor1t
ferencens fpritepigtiqe Gorba,6-.
|%lingspunft.. Npna boIbt @e,1otor
McGrmber fra SO. 9afota ell Eolc
flor Sorbunoet, %. ban bnife6e og=
Iiaa, at @e1tralmagterne ifl.loe til.
|iteoes Mo9ang iom Meolemmer. g
Sm Ser iaaleoes tiff e g,igbe6
lb1anot Mepublifaner,1e i @enatet,
er Ser beller life @,igbeo bla11ot
&artiets. Serere, JON. life ct Meo-
|1emmer al @%ongreslen. gnaIe6es
Itoa. 9om1,er CHARLES g.. @ugbes
peo Seem @orf Soefererforenings
aarlige Meoe iterft til 0roe imo6
N%otionerneS 2igo. Sci famine
lStdnop11nft tog Dobi6 Sobne SIN,
|tibligere qmerifonif glmbosiooer til
|Tp1fIan6. &or bar for ct Torbuno
LAT De Magter, 1om boboe fempet
flor at ltroffe internntionole 2obbrp=
oere, 1ne11 Set bur6e bore %inolfra11-
fet til SpretBoloclie at internatio=
nal Sob. Gen tioligere DIPLOMAT
bab6e life megen Glib til noget
6orb1,no meo en- Moat,: ser git
11oenom bette, og ipaaeoe, at Sc
Sorene6e Stater alorig bil6e ober-
FIRE til. en- @ationernes 2ign, vbporz
lof BET Blot bil6e b1ipe Ell lille
&art" Maet, Ser ifplge 2or6ets
@run6lob alene tilberte 6e .or1,
fbarlige Observation-Disclosures for Sol
|fet."
Santi6ig me6 6isie 9lnif1eliers
Sremfomit bol6t @fsprniioent @m.
Somorb Eoft, Ser MI 1ep1,es TOM
BET republifanffe- 9artis nefte 8rn=
nentfanoi6at, Ell Gnle / @oibing-
|ton. S 6en1te betegne6e BON 3an@
Ten, at De Torene6e stater be6 fin
Sn6trpben | en- MationerneS 2iga
oiloe fille fig meo roget Of fin @u-
beranitet iom Nation, iom uNnsie.
man6", Der life b1lr6e ifrpmme 11o<
get alporligt tenfenoe Menneife.
Dprette1ien al Ell Mntionernes 2igu,
1ogoe ban, er lite ale11e al 6en {tgr-
lite Betpo1,i11g for @er6ensfreoeng
Sremtio, n1en ogiaa for Dpretter-
len af ct balDt Dufin rlpe Megierin-
aer, fom Der ct. gibet 2efte ON
Brefioent Biliots II 5re6sbetin-
gelfer.
sgi aatsr fortfatte Msr.
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s2|Ngreas= NlDuettprps

Gen amerifanife srrs Slipper
forps teller ioaa flere Meno, END
Der beo: @rige,rs 8egpnbel1e fnnbtes
/ bele. ben on1crifanife Scr. Ser er
MI 125,0o0 Ma116 nn6er 2eoeI1e al.
$4,000 0fficerer. @orplet bar 49,
600 f1tlbt nobo1n,eoc .6lpbere og:
bar babt 10000 Mon6 timber 5000
0fficerer ! @irfiombe6 oe6 6ron=
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
Mouiebclts 0p6.

Gn &orrciponoent til rMor61piet"
lar 1pl,rgt Sen bonife GeIonot |
Balbington, &aminerberre Gon1tans
tin Britt, on bans Snotrpf at gfs=
prGlioeltt Mooiepelts Geb, og @am.
merberren be1nnrfcbc:
NrGli6e1t &oolepelt bite oltif
mig peri onligt itort @enifab, booos
Ter, ogf timber bans Sen6ellc til 2oH-
oon beo &o11g G6mar6s 9pb ga jeQ
ligcleoes bar. / 2onbot. Seq BENT.
oreoe ban bpjltdcn 1om cit Man6
e1 5portsma,1o % en Sen, og bans
l!benteoc 500 bor tcorpbet mig me-
act. -
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Oil itabere Giteratnr:

9en lille @ebraifabp @altbul
oppe Merbeoen al Snbianerreier-
bationel1 bor Ell oaniffg6t Sfoleiu-
{%erttttenbent 2llobigier, iom agter
iaar at tage gfsatnea peo aincoln
! ifanoinabilf 2iteratir.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
Hnrf Bbhtmihler.
9eres Snofpbelie paa:. snnS6eb Da
@psbom.
(@co 81. :. g. @isbotm, oa',ff-
anlerifanif Nat1rIege).
III. Grneringaprocesien.

81 bar / set foregooel1be iet, al
!gbilfe f%enni1fe @r11n6ltoffer set NETT
neifelige 2egeme er lammenfot, o.
til. builfe feaniife @opeogrl,pper Dc
sueit almin6elige Sp6em6ler benbb<
rer. 81 ifal MT ie liot pao SEN
|NroceS, bporunber bisie Se6eini6ler
forban6leS. til laaoorne 8eitanb6ele.
lat 1e fnn optages al BEN n1e11neifeli<
|1c Sraanisme og tilfsre oe1u,e Sen
|@rnering og Gor1pelle al 6e11s fe=
miffe glementer, ion er en- 8etif=
|aelie fife Blot for 6elts 8ebligebof<
|oelie> n1e,1 for 6ens barmontife Ito
Fpifling, for oens @11nbbe0 pg 2tp.
ga bore 6p6emioler i%n6eboloec ollie
Sc fe1niife SutitarIer, bboraf bort
9egeme beitoor, CT Set cit Gelpfp1ge,
at Sc fan tilfpre bet alle Sc G1etne11=
ter, Ser 1es6pen6ige for 51t1lobe6ens
&eparelie :: 11oor bcr1te life 6eltnlnin=
orc laa ofte forltprrcs, oa Spg0om
ia,btrGffer, er Morlaee1, / Sc oller
ileite 9ilfn16e 6en> at Spoen1iolerl,e
fife bp1gcs' me6 tilb6rlig 01nb1t 90.
life np6eS / be11 rette 8omntcrlpt<
ming, eller ogido, at 6e CT ,111ber-.
gaaet en- eller :a,10en Sorfa11fning CT
Ter fen1if Gorrireelie, 5om hi life
,nogct ON eller un6loo at tagc
/ tilberlig @ctragt,ingt
Sen S1tin al @ner1i og 2ipss
frat, font Sc fonilnnereoe Spbe,ni6=
Ter. fau tilfpre Dor 0rganisme, az
ba19er / fprite S,1ltans al, ON 6isie
CT birfeltge @neringsmi6ler eller
blot at neutral geat,1r, eller ONT Sc
.tilhprcr eli &lnsie, ser brpoer mes
/ 9teoet for at sbpgge op; me1t set
ogioa ti16cls al, ont Sc nh
.6es for at til fre6sittlle pirfelig Sum
ger eller bare al 2pit og @oue.
Slt1taer og @ppetit ct to. bi6t for
ifjelliae 8egreber, iom meget pfte
f%orbefs1es. Sen f9rlte CT N%ot,1rers
.&rap pao 6ornpelle; SEN or6en ct
ofte Ell 8ane1ag. M1t> bboo Scr np~
ees uo oberx bpo6 ser er n%p6penoigt
til at t%ilfre6sitille &l1l1gerens syors
Drtnaer, CT life blot ct pfonomilf
Sab set er 1igefrem al set on6e
og gigr mere @fu6e ems @opn., Se
<n9eren tilfre6sitilles 1anqt bur-
'tigere END Mppetiten - Derfor bpr
n1an bo10e op, mems Mo6en i1nager
SIT oberlesie Mopen me6 ant
bet % mere, en6 bbab Ser fan opto-
|Nes i 9rga11ismen til SornpeIle-of
|aroftfploe, 8en6an11elie, &jerne=
masIe 90 Gef1ebub, eller biplpe til
lat fremme l16ifillelIesprnceslett, tie
ncr FIN til at beler1ve pg oheror-
|ltrn11ge Sur0gieliesorgo11erne og Sc
Mfilc al inabre &analer, bbori g1o-
Get c%irfltlerer. so enbper Speran,
%trongelie me6ferer SIappel1e.
Sor6eieIle1 ct Sen SorbonDli1tgs<
process, bborbe6 SboemtoIernc for
|bereoes til Optagelie i @Iobet, %
9paninaen er Get fbrite Sfri6t poa
Soropieliens @arte. timber Gbal,it1-
gen aabner 5pbtfertlerne 1ig og at,
'onorer Ell ga6ffe of o1faliif Club
|~loltbol6ig) Natltr, Set forencr itg
mes Mnoen i Mnr,6e1t. Mfaliernes
|ooientligite Sl,r,ftior er at oplgie
% fin6eIe Maoens stipe1ie- oa
5itfferiltbita1tier % ioole6es gigre
Sem lettere p~anpirfelig for pioere
lSmoant1elie. 6eraf fgIaer, at 10
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Nattnnalt 8nrhun.

Sen is. Sa,uar ratificercoe Sec
hralfa 2egislatur Gorbltos M1ter,=
oemc,tet, og 0erme6 boD6e 2egisla-
t,,rerne i SO @toter, Sci, uofrGpeoe
ire 6jeroeocls Majorttet, 5tnofnitet
Mmenbementet,~ 'Ag ifelge ottesSro=
fpo trnoer 6prbubet: i araft ct MarI
efter fra: Sen Sag.
Mmenbementets Yorogrof 1 lp6er
/ SbeInttelie: Otter ct Mar fra
Rotififotionen al 0eunc Mrttfel CT
Silpirf1ing, Salg eller Eransport
al berlienoe Griffe in6en, Snofbr=:
lei beroi in6 / eller l16fbrlel oeraf
fra, Sc 6oreneoe Stater og oft Sn=
Eroaoe unoerfaltet. iammcS &1risoif=
ation i Driffepjcmeo berpe6 forbuot."
& Smiolertio pil 10 Mationen gaa
!, tpr" allerebe SEN |. S,1li / Sen=
bol6 til en Sob pe6taget al &orgres.
5en; ifblge 6en11e Sou er Set for
P1,bt at tilbirfe og ialge ber11ie1be1
Driffebarer, iaalenge @elnobiliie=
ringen borer;; Sen trrocr / &roft s.
Il. Suli 1919. Og 6a Set er Ell
gelpf6Ige, at 9emobiliierin0en life
bill bore tilenoebrogt Sen 16. San.
1920, pil Mationen faftilf tage Mf=
ife6 mes Saloonen Sen I. Suli ioar.
Ser er bel neppe monge, Ser be-
gre0er 6e,1nes 2uffni11a; oe11 CT at.
1fpelig / fin m%,hnrenoe 6orm, og-
set bill iiffert blipe ct @o6c for
Menneifebeben / fin 6elbe6, at oett
bliper l1tffet for ite6le, 9erimoo
f1ntoe Ser forlano1es ON 9nifelia=
be6en al, at Ser 11n6er cit e1ler an
ben Sorm blep gipet 9il1aoelle til
EiIbirfning at lette Sine og Rl.
az EFT iaqoau &illaoelle meb 9i-
6e1 e:bil blibe gibet, er life nianbz
1Dnligt.. ct 8la6 iom set norife
Mbolosorgnl1 u@eform". ontpoer
oenne M1,ligbe6, noor set lfriper::
.9si maa pare fprbereot peo, at
Set life bil=blipe gobt meb enWana;
met Driffefperes1naalet n1oo ID
fes og bette meo ct nationaIt 6or-
bu6 prspes. @borom alt er, ioo er
6oloonen opn1t for al Sis. Sen
Sorm for l16lfj9nfri11g bill life BIZ
be inofprt igie11, ONT belle @otionen
fgrIt bliber rter" og itoen igien /
nogen 5orm aabner for Ell reguleret
Craft i. @uS6riffffe. Mlene bette
biI6e nere bero, b6o6 set bor. 70
fftet;; tbi noget pprre en- ben a1neri=
fanffe GnIout fon bonIfelia ten-
fes."
.NEt-9&Er=.F 81 &- ~ 80
0m @eotageIie11 al Mmenoemen-
tet Friber vMinneapolis &ioenoe"::
Ser er neppe .itor @anoipnlia=
beb for; at Observation-Disclosures
Giennemfpre1ie bil blipe forbin6rct
Deo set retslige Sfri6t, iom fori6ses
af nogIe al bets Mooita1oere, ifjgrt
oisfe for en- 9el Fun babe &et /, at
ben Bel Der er ilaaet i1o pqa meo
Br11gen af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter, fan blipe forl1 for 2artoets
Snfitutio11er i set belle taget. ct
faooant Mrg11ment bill iffe bip1pe
ftort, bbis ben ipecielle Sag, oet
#gieloer, Dor Ell oberbal6en6e 5tem,
ming for fig 2a,roet. 90 5or-
bnosingen ipnes for narparenbe at
babe bempgtiget fig Ben almin6eli-
qe Dpinion i Sen @rao, at S11oben=
oi11qer moo Mib1erne til bens@jen-
nemferelie bill pinoe li6en 0pmarf.
prnbeo
D1en Der ct oilers singer 9bib1
ON, at man mi f6ger at aibre en-
88rug Of @onitit1ltioren, TOM ben op=
rit1oelig life bar beftemt til. st frif
fyoIfg aonftitution ct beotaget Tom
Ell friftIig ener forlnel G5rernftil
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ion bar pGret i1tono til at outage
{lpoenoe Sorm, og.oplpier oem Fl
here og finere, i,1btil Sc ti1iibIt er
forpa1lo1e6e til eli mbrff, f~lpbeogtig
Veolfe, ser I'LL Ell lna opIp1t oa flu
belt, at Sen fon optages 6ircftc /
Wo6et, Ser bringer SEN til @ierte=
famre11e, bborfra Sen igje11 pl,n1pes
no og 6%istrib1eres til one 2egen1ets
forifie1ltge. 9ele. Men set bgr er-
|inores, at bisie Soroeieliesnnblfer
,,fnn bor Sen 6l1nftion at finbele og
oplpie Sa6eparttflerne, iaa at Sc forl
1obergaa / @1ooet, men 6erimoo life
tilfgrer benz noget NIT femilf Gle
,,ment, inm Sc iffffc oprinoe1ig i11oe
,,bo16t. Sois Epoemiolerne 6erfor
lite til at begnnoe mes %inoebolocr
alle Sc femiife geltonboele, Ser CT
i,npoben6ige for 2egemets grl1aring
,'og. @unbbe6, bill 6ig1e 8eito,1ooe1e
fren6eles bore fronprenbe og IaaIe=
,,bes fife ti1f6re 2egemet ollie Sc Mn~
ringber6ier, set tiltrpnger.
Discrimination foloer man Sen,
,Broces, bborl1n6er Sc for6gieoe So
bemtoler oberganr felpe 8Iobet FOR
giettnem bette at fgres til ollc Be
,Dele of 0ram,ismen, boor Sc boer
iier bar oeres egentIiee Grnprinas
miSfion. Den11e @roces foreaaar t
,Snoboloene, bbis inbpenoige 5ibcr
er beflp6te meb MiIIioner at 2ao6,
,imoa, baarlignenoc Sibter, Ser olle
i%noebclber oiminn1tibe 8Ioofar,
TOM philtaer Mpringsbe6iferne %
igier afgiper bent til ieloe BLOB
itre1antelt, mebens Sc grobe, 1lfpr=
bgielige Dele af Sgoen ieuoeg pioere
paa It'll @ei 10 at 2egemet. Sermeb
mente mat tioligere, at NsiimiIa-
tionen bar fnlobDrbet mel, set me-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19

the world and the strong undercur-
rent in young men.
Uniform as Lure.
During the war many mothers
came face to face with the problems
OF guarding their daughters in the
vicinity of camps and cantonments
1t was the lure OF the uniform as
well as the romance OF youth
thoughtlessnea on both sides. Moth
ers in college towns have been ex-
pericncing the same trouble ever
since educational institutions were
situated in romantic spots.
"The blame that is attached 10
girls in the city for wearing suggest
i've attire can hardly be placed here
or in other college town communi-
ties, so lar as the town girls are con
cerned. My daughter and her friends
always dressed in extremely modest
garb and so far as low necket waists
and abbreviated, tight skirts were
concerned, they were unacquainted
with such dress. 1t some times seems
like a losing battle for us mothers.
for II is not usually struggle
against individual young men, but an
ordeal in which we must fight hu-
man nature, separating the primitive
desires from the higher thoughts as
best we may.
Guard Against Flattery.
Mothers, chaperon your daueh-
ters. 1t is not necessary to spy on
them or to he obtrusive. But a moth
er must be consistently on guard with
the proper advice and the ability to
persuade a daughter against believ-
ing honcycd words from spoiled
young men"
Fe,her's uncle, John X. Sauerwein
the first OF, the accused students rel
| atives TO reach Ithaca since he wa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19
FARMERS DEMAND
VOICE IN NEARING

WASHINGTON. Aug. l9.-Before
any legislation regulating farm prod
ucts is recommended by the house
agriculture committee for reducing
the cost bf living. farmers want to
be heard, representative Scott Ferris.
democrat, Oklahoma. today told the
committee.
The farmers protest against pl y
of farm products being beaten down
by arbitrary and regulatory meas
ures," when prUf'tees are allowed
to continse to raise the prices OF ma
cHinery ard all other articles essen
,ial to production, Mr.. Ferris stated
"lf this spurss 10 pursued" he
said, the farmers fear they will be
compelled 10 allow many farms &c
remain idle, reducing production ant
playing into the hands Of food profit.
| GERS"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19

press their views and opiwions. The
same Britain which entered the war
because . treaty had been violated, the
paper asserts, IL now practically vio-
lating . treaty in Persia.
lie Temps quotes President Wilson's
word, that peoples and provinces
must not be bartered by governments
like serfs or pawns on q chess board
The newspaper paints Persia ~ 4
modern treasure house, whose I'm
mense riches are liihitless..
Nationwide Protest.
Such editorials--aad this 10 only one
OF msny--cannot fail to have . tire
mendous effect upon French imasina-
and and the press comment heralds a
nation wide protest against England's
action.
In the o-Russian treaty OF
August 81, 1907, lie Temps points out
the words integrity and independ-
-ence" meant nothing but slcing up
Persia for the benefit of Russia and
England.
= "If the same words-integrity and
Independence In the new
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19

Americans, whom they had apparently
forgotten in the last Few stormy weeks
OF the Rumanian crisis.
So sharp has been the shock to the
French and 50 unfavorable is the
comment throughout France with re-
gard TO what is generally viewed ~
a British grab" Of Persia that. &C.
cordins to a report late tonight Pre-
mier Lloyd George and Lord Curzon
are preparing to hurry hi,her to make
an attempt at patching up the matter.
The Rumanian situation which had
been occupying the peace conference
to the exclusion OF all other problems,
seems suddenly forgotten and Persia
is the predominant topic Of discus
sion here.
violation Of League.
lie Temps, the leading newspaper
OF Paris, devotes two columns on It's
first page to a powerful presentation
of the Persian question. II declares
the accord with Britain is a distinct
violation of the league OF nations COW
enant. It asserts the presence OF
British troops makes il impossible for
the people OF Persia properly TO ex-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19

arrested, was admitted to the young
mans cell today. Later Sauerwein
left he county Jail wearing 4 smile
and expressing confidence that Fe,h-
er will be released tomorrow on the
habea. corpus writ
Fether's parents are expected to
arrive here today and will probably
he with their son when he is taken in
a motor car TO Cazenovia.
Sheriff Green returned late last
night from Rochester, where he pro-
cured a diving suit for Reynolds,
Graphing for the girls body wa,
hampered today by the roughne" of
the water and by a change"in crews,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19

every girl who is born and reared in
a relatively small community where
there are scores Of smooth faced,
youthful and pampered oollegians is
bound TO pass through the ordeal
Girls are prone TO believe the soft
words OF flattrry In their own in
nocence they cannot find room to
doubt, ] do not cry ont against the
individual boys who lead girls astray
-despicable though they be--ior il
is struggle for them 10 master their
emotions and too often they are
weak. losing the battle within their
own bosoms, losing utterly TO their
baser natures.
Dangers to Girls.
81 have lived in this college town
too long to be blind to the dangers
which girls face here. Uniformly the
students are clean cut and come from
good families. Many OF them are
sons of wealthy parents as in the
case OF Fether who. understand
has been pampercd all his life II
OF sons knew what we moth
ers OF daughters have to face, am
sure they would spend the night and
day training their sons IN the way
they should go. That would help
great deal,
"There have been wide spread re-
ports that Hazel was not our daugh-
ter; tina, we adopted her Tha, is
untrue, We are her parents and her
loss is irreparable., feel that all
that is left for me to do is to see that
Justice is brought into the case and
that by the example of proper pun.
ishment TO Fether, IL he be found
guilty, others may be led to think
twice when dancing. rowing or
strolling in the woods with innocen,
girls who are blind to the ways OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19
10Y Of GIRL
'''s:lS NOT FOUND
/ BY sEARchERs
lust Be Taught to Avoid
Temptation.
By Universal service.)

VTH1CA, N. Y, Aug. lo-Mrs.
pbert Crance spoke from her moth
t{s heart a warning last night to other
n3oAhers who rear their daughters in
ebllege towns As she talked her
husband and others were dragging
tAe waters Of Cayuga lake for the
body of Hazel GRANGE, the lS-year old
RiL who. Il is charged. was mur-
dSred the night of July 10, by Don
ap w. Fether, Cornell sophomore
AID son of wealthy Los Angeles
81 magnate.
Fether will be taken tomorrow by
Sheriff. Green TO Cazenovia, where
Wit Of habeas corpus is returnable
b{fore Supreme Court Justice Mi
elhel Kiley.
Grapplers searching for the girl.
bddy, around the spot where Fether's
k3otted trousers were brought to the
surface last Thursday night, were
Unsuccessful today. Tomorrow John
Reynolds, a diver, will descend in a
diving suit TO explore the bed of the
lake abou, the spot, which has been
bSoyed.
| Mother Discusses Tragedy.
Glad in deep mourning and hold
tS in her hand photograph OF her
h4uchter, Mrs. GRANGE said
EThe average college boy is good
Ae heart and wants TO be a gentle
MIN. But the romantic spell Of
lakc, wild wood and the dance is
cop apt TO rouse the fire OF youth un-
tif il becomes a conflagra,ion.
"The sad result of j, all is that a
mbther's training OF many years may
be shattered in a few minutes OF in
disCTe'ion.
Every small town girl dreams viv-
Idly OF the knight who is to carry
hdr away. And it that knight be
clad in neat tweeds or has a motor
CN, a mother must strive with might |
and main to inculcale in her daugh- |
tet the doctrine that money dress
and 2 smooth tongue do not consti-
tute the real American.
In the case Of my girl swear by
oil that Is holy that she was good,
pure and innocent. Ii this young
man Fether is innocent, God forbid
tikt he should suffer for something
I'D may not have done. But ] be-
iiNe a mothers instinct is invariably |
fikht The first time | saw him J
dEn't like his looks lle didn't ap-
p8r on the square. My regard for
him has not been ,oi,cncd since the
trtgedy which took my girl to the
bottom OF the lake
Faith In Daughter.
tUp to the time she met Fcther,
HAzel never succumbcd to the many
tehptations which confront girls
w)o are thrown in the company of
flyshily dressed colcgians who en-
j4 large allowances from their
Id 3nes. And ! know that when she
ny have been attacked she would
hfe defended herself, even to the
d$th. So ! believe she did, nd hei
fdher believes it firmly
RI would warn all mothers tina,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19
FRENCH STIRRED
UP BY BR|TA|N's
CRAB IN PERSIA
Papers See Unfr|endIy Act
in Late Move,

PARIS. Aug. lo.-News OF the
British Persian accord has fallen like
bombshell into French govetnmen-
tai and financial circles seriously
threatening the harmony that mas
marked Franco British relations
throughout the peace work. Already
there is strained atmosphere be-
tween France and Britain. and curl
ously enough, the French are showing
signs OF swinging again toward the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19
Beer Output Ban
Lifted by London

LONDON, Aug. l9.--All restric-
tions On the output Of beer have been
removed. The government announced
that the act restricting the output
will Be repealed At the next session
OF parliament.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19
Prince Felix and
Duchess to Wed

GENEVA. Aug. ia brother Of
former Empress Zita OF Austria.
Prince Felix. 10 engaged to marry the
grand duchess Of Luxembourg, II 10
learned On reliable authority. Prince
Felix 10 now seeking permission from
the allies 10 visit his fiance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19

Persian secord, one must find II dif-
ficult 70 give them In 1919 4 different
sense from that given them In 1907"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-04
CLARENCE BLAKE WRITES

Dec. 22nd, 1918.
Dea and far away Cousin:
Tonight win try and answer your
kind and welcome letter received a
few days ago. w as sure glad to
hear from you.
This elaves me we'll and doing fine
and hope it reaches you the same.
It seems to m now that If ] were
only there ] could enjoy myself the
best in the world, ! am sure ] could
and it SO near Christmas. Wouldn't
we have some time eating cakes and
pies. Gee, that would be good!. J
doubt if you would know me with
my oversee overcoat on. 1t just
strikes me at my knees and ! am .
great deal fatter than was.
The greatest thing in the world
for me would be to shake hands with
you all Christmas. | suppose it will
be several days before ! get chance
to do this. ! am coming back some
day.
Did you ever think what Christina,
means. The angels 1918 years ago
sang, "Peace on Earth, good viii to
ward men," 1t has been four years
since the nations have seen peace
full Christmas. ! am so glad we have
one this year.
Say, Ruth, when / read in your
letter about you all going to town
it almost made me homesick, for !
know you all were happy. So was J
that day raised up out Of the trench
and felt like a giant. The news
reached us on the 18th to quit fight
ing.
suppose you are getting worried
trying to read such a letter, SO will
close for this time. Give all the folks
my best regards. ! wish you very
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
PVT. CLARENCE BLAKE,
NJ. G. Co. 9th Inft., A.. P. O. 745.
American E. F.