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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
EVANSVILLE

Guy Fletcher is painting his build
ings.
Rev. I. P. Chase of Franconia Wis
tied in town last week.
C. C. Mcdowell is making repairs
on Howard Gray's barn.
Wallace Spencer was weekend
visitor at Wilmer Gray's in Bradford.
Miss Glenna Tracy attended the
graduating exercises at Newport last
week.
Joseph Baldwin pinched his hand
quite badly at the milestone shop last
week.
George Sylvester and son, Asa, of
Lowell, Mass, visited at Guy Fetch
er's recently.
Miss Ernestine Randall is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
]. W. Moore.
Mrs. Frank Lapierre recently pick
ed a strawberry from her garden
measuring 514 by Az inches.
The town graduating exercises
drew an exceptionally large crowd.
All taking part did nicely. Supt.
Boyd made some very fitting remarks
concluding the exercises. After the
exercises the Orleans high school or
chestra furnished music for a prone
made which everyone enjoyed On the
whole it was very pleasant occasion
and will long be remembered as such.
There were 18 members in the class
The roll is as follows: Esther Kittle
Doris Porter, Mabel Larock, Ralph
Dutton, Esther Smith, Amherst Seav-
ey, Naomi Lathe, Hazel Flemming,
Rose Nichols, Alma Provoncha, Violet
Heath, Maryette Joslyn, Antoinette
Bouthellier, Leonard Barry, Mildred
Clark, Isabelle Benoit, Julia Hum
phrey, Natalie Lafoe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
CHAUTAUQUA NEXT WEEK.
Orleans Will Have Five Days of
Crowds and Entertainment.

The five days from Tuesday, July 8
to Saturday, July II, will be days and
nights of big entertainment features
in the Community chautauqua tent.
Anyone who has the idea that a
lecture is a dull, dry affair that does
little besides put the audience to
sleep will have a pleasant surprise in
the famous English engineer, Tile
mont-Thomason, who has been
brought from England by the Com
munity chautauqua especially for this
tour.
The age-old discussion of heredity
and environment will have some new
and vital facts added by the dramatic
lecture of Albert Edward Wiggam
which is given on the second night of
the Chautauqua.
Purely local in character is the lee
ture presented by the Hon. Louis w.
Fairfield, congressman from Indiana,
who is taking such an important part
in the great reconstruction program.
Thomas Brooks Fletcher is another
lecturer, who brings message In
forceful and interesting manner. And
true feast of music awaits visitors
to the chautauqua. On the opening
night, as prelude to the stirring lee
ture by Tillemont-T Thomson, the
Theresa Sheehan Concert company
gives delightful program of Irish
songs and sketches that have the I'M
failing charm of old Ireland. The
great Russian String quartet, that
remarkable and finished company of
musicians appears on the third after
noon and evening of the Community
chautauqua. This company is COM
posed of the most finished musicians
appearing in the country today and
holds a high place in the concert
world.
AS a crowning touch to the great
program of the Community chautau-
qua, Tasca's Famous Banda Rosa
appears on the last afternoon and
evening with a great double program
of the latest popular and classic mu-
sic.
Chautauqua time is joy time for all
the boys and girls,stoo. The whole five
days is filled with fun and merry
making for them. 1t begins the night
before the big Chautauqua opens
when there will be a great play fes-
| tival and ticket hunt to which every
boy and girl is welcome. This eve
ming of merrymaking is free to all
the boys and girls, and no boy or girl
! is too old or too young to take part.
| It's really a get-acquainted night
and all the good times for the next
five days will be planned. Everybody
should be there to learn all about the
coming pageant, the Bacon Bat and
picnic.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION

George Stone is home from France.
Anna Corley came from Morrisville
Saturday.
Miss Violet Parlin was at Coventry
for the weekend.
Ethan Cutler visited his sister, Mrs.
Fred Witt, Monday.
Ruth Tripp is camping for two
weeks at Lake Morey.
Beatrice Badger is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hennessey.
David Pierce is working for George
King in the haying season.
Roderick Dickens is with his uncle,
H. r. Spaulding, in Glover.
Several from here attended the sa-
cred concert at Barton Sunday.
Gale Forrest returned from a two
weeks visit in Boston Saturday.
Alfred Gill of Newark, n. j., is a
business visitor at the Valley House.
RAYMOND Barrow went to Chelsea
Monday morning to spend ms Vaca-
ton.
w. N. Nutter arrived Monday with
a carload of horses that will be for
sale.
Anna Cote has been visiting her
friend, Matte Gauvin, for few
days.
Mona Bickford is back in the hand
kerchief factory after a weeks Ill
ness.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02

The band concert Friday evening
was exceptionally good in spite of the
chilly air. The cornet solo by Harold
Domino was dandy and several have
expressed desire that it be repeat
ed. The following program was rem
dered: March, Boston Command
ery;" overture, Qualifications" cornet
solo, "Polka Cavalier" "Hindustan;"
overture, "Troubadour;" march, "Hu-
manity;" "Star Spangled Banner"
Mrs. Geo. B. Rowell, Mrs. A. F.
Chamberlin, Mrs. R. A. Hamilton and
Hugh Rowell formed an automobile
party, which had dinner at Mrs l..
E. Spafford's new dining room and
summer boarding house, "The Old
Homestead" Barnet, on Sunday. Mrs.
Rowell and Hugh then proceeded to
Boston, where they will remain until
September Mrs. Chamberlin and
Mrs. Hamilton remained in Barnet
until Monday.
The Chautauqua ticket committee
is on the war path this week. The
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
Orleans News PAGE
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Clarence D. Pierce, Pastor

The mid-week prayer service will
be at 7.30 tonight.
There will be regular services at
this church on Sunday.
Morning worship at 1890.
Sunday school at II o'clock.
Vesper service, 7.3O p. m.
There was a large attendance at
the Sunday school session Sunday in
view of the union service at the Con-
gregational church. The pastor wish
es to thank the members for their 10y
atty and interest to maintain the at
tendance during the summer with so
many diversions and other attrac-
tions. This spirit makes union SER
vices possible and practicable. 1t per-
mits of change and variety without
sacrificing the work. The reception
by the Little Light Bearers to the
members of the Cradle roll was a
very pleasant affair.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02

first 500 tickets. will be taken sur
prisingly soon, when the price jumps
automatically from 1920 to $2.75,
war tax included. The committee
wish this matter to be clearly under
stood as they can not possibly secure
more than 500 at the first price. The
moral, "Shop early" for, if it is pos
sible for you to do so, you will wish to
attend every number.
Mr.. Tullar is doing very satisfac-
tory cobbling of all kinds at his shop
on Maple street. adv.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
~The Sport OF Kinus.S

A mantle OF rich silk or cloth ap-
pears to have been the usual prize for
horse racing in the fourteenth CEN
fury; bells and gold snaff1es were run
for in the fifteenth century; cups grad
ually came into fashion in the six
teenth century. Racing colors of silk
and satin seem to have been in use In
Henry the Eighth's reign.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
Congregational Church Notes.
r. A. Hamilton. Pastor.

The morning service at 1890 will
be followed by the sacrament of the
Lords Supper. Bible school at noon.
The evening meetings will be discon-
tlnued through July and August.
Mr.. Hamilton is expected to return
from the visit to his home in West
Virginia on Saturday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-02

If America were at this juncture to
fail the world, what would come of 1t?
+ do not mean any disrespect to any
other great people when | say thar
America is the hope OF the world and
IL she does not Justify that hope the
results are unthinkable. Men will be
thrown back upon the bitterness or
disappointment moi only, but the bit
terness Of despair. All nations will be
sci up ms hostile camps again the
men at the peace conference Will 20
home with their heads upon their
breasts, knowing that they have failed
for they were hidden not 10 come
home from there until they did some
thing more than sign n treaty of peace.
Suppose we sign the treaty of peace
and that II is the most satisfactory
treaty of peace that the confusing ele-
ments of the modern world will afford.
and go home and think about our Ia
bors wa will know that we have left
written upon the historic table at Yer.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-02

Ii Is impossible for men to believe
that all ambitions have all of "A sud
den been %foregone. They remember
territory that Mas coveted; the. re-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-02

%sailles, upon which vergennes and
Benjamin Franklin wrote their names.
nothing but IA modern scrap of paper.
no nations united 10 defend Ii, no great
forces combined to make Ii good, no
assurance given To the down-trodden
and fearful people of the world. that
they shall be safe. Any man who
thinks that America will take part In
giving the world any such rebuff and
disappointment as thai does not know
America.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
NEHODA CESKE DfVENKY.
Petileta Helenka Novotnych,
277S zap. SO. ul. tezce popa-
lena.

V mestske nemocnici ma
Scranton Road osetrovana jest
petileta Helena Novotnych,
2779 zap. 36 ulice, velmi tezky
mi popaleninami trpici. Diven
ka zmocnila Sc vcera We SVEN
domove zapalek a nikym nepo-
zorovana jala Sc ma dvorku "a
obydlim svych rodicu ohen roz
delavati, "a kterezto hry Sat ma
nj Sc vznal a nez lide re SOU
sedstvi Sc sbehli a plameny u
hasly, dlte utrpelo popaleni-
ny velice vazne, takze muscle
byti do nemocnice ambulance
odvezeno. Jest vsak nadeje v
brzke uZdraveni.
WSSFWSSl
STATNf ROZPOCET.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
ZlTREJSi ZDOBENi HROBU.
"a DEDlKACE ALEJE HRDINIJ BUDE VZPOMfNA-
NO TEz 81 VOJiNU CESKYCH, IA VLAST
Sc OBETOVAVSfCH.

zivot svuj ztrativSich, kteraz-
to jmena ceskych hrdinu .jsme
sveho casu jiz uverejnili.
Program V Central zbrojnici
zahajen bude zpGvam skolnich
ditek, nacez plukovnik Quigg
delsl reel vzpomene hrdlnu
zvlaste 4 valky obcanske a sve-
tove. V nasledujici parade bu
de zastoupeno 27 patriotickych
a vojenskych organisaci a pru
vod poZustavat ma Z dewitt di-
Visi celkem. Prvni divise bude
sformovana ma Lakeside Ave,
kde i dalSl divise Sc sejdOu.
Prvni q druha divise budou mi
ii We SVEN stfedu veterany OBJ
.Canske valky, tfeti a Ctvrta mi
'licni vojsko nedavno Il Francie
Sc navrativsl, kdezto V nasle-
Idujicich budou jine vojensk6
jednotky, spGky uniformova-
ne a damske sway pomocne
Pruvod ubirati 50 ma cd Lake.
side k Ontario, Euclid, vych
%. uIici, devate uiici a pc Su.
lperior Ave. ma square, kde ku
irozchodu dojde.
Bude-li pov6trnost jen pond
kud prizniva, zitreisi zdoben
prekona kazdou podobnou pie.
Itu 4 predchazeiicich let, kite
Iryzto rozsah vynutila 81 zvlas'
Iposladni valka, ia niz t6m9i
200 cleveland3kych mladycl
mHzu bylo utraceno a "a nii
rovnGz mnoha ceska krup6j HI
I've boiist6 ia mofem Zbarvila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29

ZitrejSi den zdobeni hrobu
slaven bude Uevelandem We
vetsich rozmerech nez V letech
predchazejicich. Bude vzpomi-
nano hrdinu za tri valek - oh
Ganske, span6lske a sv6tove a
mimo dekorovani hrobu, Ultra
dOjde k velike vojenske para
de, slavnosti u oltare hrdind
ma universitnim namesi We
Wade Parku, jakoz i dedikaci
stromofadi vysazeneho cd Cor
donova parku podel Euclid
Ave a Cd Wade parku az ku
Shaker jezirku. Dekorovanl
hrobu Zacna ma vSech hrbito-
vech o desate hodinG dopoled-
nj, vpoledne bude fecnit u OIL
tare hrdinu mayor Davis, 0
druhe hodine odpoledne bude
vlastenecka slavnost V Centra
zbrojnici, kdezto vojensky prd
vod uveda Sc pohyb We 3:45.
MeZi tim co u oltafe hrdinG
vZtycena bude viaika G95 zla.
tych hv6zd obsahujici, dedika.
ce vojenskeho sJromOradl bude
vyrizena a ma kazdV stromeh
bude pfipevnena mala kovov$
deska s jmenem Cleveland ana
zivot svuj "a sv6tove valky
pozbyvSlho. Kovovych tech stit
XII stromoradi cd Gordon az
k Shaker Lakes bude rovne5
695 a mezi t6mi bude 81 de
SEX oznacenych jmGny ceskycF
vojinu naSeho m6sta ma "a
padni front6 padlych neb jindt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
NAROZENINY A PREKVA.
PENfCKO.

V Besidkach Narodni Sine
na Broadway panoval vcera cd
poledne ruch a svatecni nala-
da. Velkovybor Jednoty Ces
kych Dam pripravil zaklada-
telce Jednoty, pani Karoline
Rychllkove skvele pTekvapeni-
cko k sedmdesatym sestym ma
rozeninam teze. Asi til STA pro
minentnlch panl a dlvek ku
zmlnene Jednote pi'inalezejl-
cich podilelo Sc ma onom pre-
kvapenlcku a Sesterska Pod
porujici Jednota rovn6z bya
zastoupena oficielne. ZvlaStnl
Ivybor mel ma starosti poZvani
staficke jubilantky ku oslave,
] kterezto prekvapenicko zaha-
jeno bylo. pflpadnym progra-
mem. Ia vstupu zakladatelky
do Besidek orchestr 81. EliSky
Hrube zanotoval nasi hymnu,
nacez pani Huspaskova jme-
mem Velkovyboru Ustfednlho
Vyb. a cele Jednoty uvitala
srdecnymi slovy jubi!antku a
,citovala ieji zas,uhy o nejv6tSi
organisaci pokrokovych ces.
kych zen a divek We Spoj. Sta.
tech. V podobnem smy5lu rec
Mia pani Marie Hajkova jme.
mem Sesterske Podporujici Jed
noty, jiz Jednota Ceskych Dan
stala Sc vzorem. Ia cesky Cel
venv Kriz gratulovala panf Ce
ellie Vlachova, "a "Vcelky'
pant M. Zemanova, ia sbor l.
. buSe els. l pani Karnosova, di
lie pani Barb. Hrubecka, Tekls
Petrasova a c,etn6 jinych mis0
mich i prespOlnich dam. Pre-
kvapene zakladatalce prinese
no hojn6 kvetu j iinych darii
kdezto dalsi program doplnel
byl solovym zpevem 81. Mana
kove, klavirni hudbou pan
Chottove 81. E. Hrube, basn
PAM M. Ruzickove jakoz i ri,
, nymi projevy a ctenim blaho
, pfanl Z jinych NEST ku prekva
penicku zaslanych, Z nichz j,
| dino, cd sboru {. 46 z Bridge
port, O., bylo versovane. p,
skonceni oficielniho program,
a podekovani jubilantkou, cell
, spolecnost uchylila Sc do vece
fadla, kda dalSi zdravice wynn
nOvany, kteraZlo srdecna nala
da trvala al do vecernich he
din.
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RUCNf 5KOLNl PRACE.

PoGatkem Cervna budou ote-
vreny ma ruZnych n6stskych
Skolach vEstavky rutnich pra
ci, hlavne vysivani tkani.
Podobne vystavky budou mezi
,. a 4. cervnem W Skolach :
Bark xviii, Central, Harvard
Hicks, Marion, Standard, War
Mig "a Orchard. 6. cervna bude
Zahaieni vystavck V Broad
way, East Boulevard. Fowler,
Huck, Sowinski, Waring a
Waverly a pax V Tod, fremont,
MayfioWer, Hough a East
DeniSon.
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STATNf ROZPOCET.
AdministraGni vydsni v Ohio
rozmnozeno O 8 millionI
dollari.

Statni zakonodarna odhlaso
vala vcera rozpocet pro pristl
diva roxy, kteryzto rozpocet OBJ
nasi $53,OOO.OOO, osm millio-
MI dollarG vice nez cinil roz-
pocet posledni. We vSech de-
partmenech statni administra-
ce zvysena byla vydani, ami je
den statnf urad nespokojil Sc
s nynejsimi prijmy. Pc schvale
nj rozpoctu legislature odloze-
ma ma pristi pondelf, ably zako-
nodarcam byla dana prilezitost
podlleti Sc ma dekorovani vo-
jenskych hrobG. Cleveland ska
delegace prijela z Columbus
domH dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
UHLf, ELETRINA, PLYN
VSE BUDE DRAZSf.

Mlstni Znalci predpovidaji.
lie uhll bude do zimy znaGn6
zdrazano a naIedovn6 bude i
drazSl elektfina. Zdrazeni uhll
vZnikna pry nasledkem zyySe-
nj vyd6lku a zkraceni pracov-
nj DOLBY havlfum, jakoz ma
sledkem nedOstatku pracOv-
mich sill V uhlodolech vsude We
Spoj. Staech. Prirodni pjyn
rovnaz bude Zdrazen a pak-li
Virginii dopravu plynu do il
nych statu Zastavi, Ohio nebu-
de miti tem6r zadny pfirodni
plyn, jelikoz domaci dotccnG
zdroje jsou nepatrnG. Zapadni
Virginia domaha Sc nyni u sou
dd, ably snela dopravu plynu
do Ohio zarazit, pon6vadz do
tCene prirodni bohatstvi staGi
VyuZiti sama. Pak-li Virginie
pri syOu vyhraje, rovn6z Cleve
land bude bez virpinskehc
plynu. Elektfina bude zdraze-
ia hncd po Zdrazeni paliva,
zvlaSt6 uhli m6kkeho.
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VETSf MZDY SLEVAcUM
Mosaic.

Sedm set slevaGG Mosaic,
zam6stnanych v 35 zdejsich
tovarnach a vydelavajicich po
$3.50 denne phi devitihodino-
We praci vyd6lavati budou po
S6 "a osm hodin prace a pocat
KEN ledna budou miti denne o
dalsich 40 cent? vice, ku KITE
reztO dohOde dOSlo "a vcerejSl
no vyjednavani mezi bossy a
Zastupci mosaznicke unie.
Stavka pOkladacu cihel byla
vcera rovnez arbitracnim W.
borem zazehnana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
W5Sll \ fWN.s,.Sl
POMOC JIHOSLOVANUM.

Ocelarsky trust Omitted Sta
tos Steel Corporation), jehoz
velkozavody nalezajl Sc zde i
V jinych americkych mestech,
daroval 100000 Jugoslavii a
srbskenu statu, kteryto milo
dar poa.an byl panu Hoovero-
vi, ably ia penize trustem po-
skytnute zakoupil potraviny a
satstvo trpiclm V iihoslovanske
republice a srbskem kralovstvi.
POtravin va satstvo budou kou
peny Soustati "a more od-
veze je Zvlastni pomocna lod'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
flNsSl WSSl
SKOLACKA KAROU USMR.
CENA.

Tfinactileta Pearl Harringto
nova usmrcena byla vcera V
North Oimsted predmestskou
karou a to ma krizovatce u
Cleggovy cesty a "a pokusu od
vesti trait dvouletou F. Linn
pertovou, nahodile ma kolejni-
ce zabloudivsi. Dite bylo "a
krOGenim tim sic zachran6no,
"a to vsak Herringtonova dosta
la Sc pod kola t6zke kary a te-
10 jeil hrozne polrhano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
TRETf LET RIDITELNEHO
BALONU.

VCera odopledne zakotvil V
naSem m6st6 velky fiditeiny ba
ION Gl3. 4 L Akron, kterazto
zustane zde az do
sIavnostniho zdobani hrobu. Ia
vcerejsi plavby balon musel
vzdorovati prudkemu v6Tu,
lee udrzel Sc V prime plavbe a
zde byl We dvou hodinach. Je-
no posadka pozustavala tento
krate re Sesti vojenskych avia-
tiku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
i.WS,s] MSs
DEKOROVANf SOCHY TOM.
l.. JOHNSONA.

Ma sochu zvecn6leho byval6
no mayora, lidovce Tom. L..
Johnsona, bude Ultra polozen
velky ruzovy v6nec. Johnsono-
va socha vypina Sc u severe
zapadniho clpu hlavniho nase-
no namesti a zltrejsi dekoro-
vani teze vyrldi juveni,ni soud
ce Adams, Serif Hanratty. Mar
tin Thumm a Bradley Hull.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
W!!Ssl J! Wl!!s J! WS';,Sl
DOBRA SLfPKA.

Pan Frant. Kotnel, 1862
vych. 76 IT,, vlastnl houf cisto
krevnych slepic, z nichz jedna
je zvlaste pilnou nosickou. Je
to sllpka IL mesicu stara, sna-
seJici pravidelne jiz po sest
mesicd a nekdy vajicka neoby
cejne velka, nektera temer ii
libry vazici. A takovych slipek
pestitel vzacne drdbeze p. F.
Kotmel ma vice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
TWSST-WSST
PODLEHL STARE RANE.

V Charity nemocnici zemrel
vcera mestsky detektiv l.. A.
Horrigan, jenz "a pronasledo-
vanl lupicu pred rokem pora-
nil Sc ma noze, kterazto rama
postizena byla kostizerem a
zdlouhave utrpeni a umiranl
mela "a nasledek. Tyz byl V
mestskych sluzbach cd r. 1907
a Sc svou rodinou bydlil V ci-
sic 7727 Harvard Ave.
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.''Cs.2l NFS9l
STAVkA v kREJCOVSkE
DfLNE.

' krejcovske tovarna firmy
Emsheimer and Fishel Co.,
2130 Superior Ave-, vyhlasena
vcera stavka pomocniku a 81
eek poctem 300. Ku stavce do
slo, ponevadz sedm uniovych
de!nlku bylo propusteno pra
ce, re nechteli podepsat jakysi
slib loyalty vuci firme, kde
strajk hrozil liz davno.
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kGY ear has stood In solemn stats
lNl since winter came TO pass; bu,
now that winters pulled IL,
freight, and gentle spring is Mt ths
gate, It's time to burn some gns. Thi,
morning to tho barn stept and looked
the tumbril o'or. whcro It through long
long months has slept: and then 1 sat
m. down and wcpt; my tears splashed
on the floor | hoped 10 swell nv
m'hgcr loll when winter days wor.
done. said, TN spring u patient soul
wont have 10 blow himself for cont
ana ~ ne saves some mon. In winter
tim" he has no chance 10 salt away IA
bone; he's always digging from his
pants the whercwlthaT to feed h,
hunis, and bhy the children pono"
Ana nov That spriug In here. alas. ,S.
tlngulshrd are hopes fires my bauk
account WIN cut no grnss: i'll have 10
buy ~ oil nnd gus. and costly tubes
aud tires NJ bumhon, must he over.
hauled by skilled and gifted gents. aud
when they have II fixed and dolled and
with their little bills have called.
wont have twenty cents For bank ne.
counts all sane men crave, but they are
lWrd 10 get; we're always planning how
ven save, and when rs time to buy q
rfhN" We have To go IN debt.
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in Havana harbor, resulted in the
death OF five Officers and twenty four
men.
Yesterday was divorce day" in the
district court. Thirteen DEGREES were
granted on this thirteenth day OF the
month.
Within the past eighteen months
about two hundred thousand dollarI
has been expended in the construction
oi church ediiices in Oklahoma City.
Another church. the Pilgrim Congfc-
gaponal, will be commenced within the
neNt thirty days at the corner OF llar-
yey and Noble.
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Speaking OF Success.

know who started his career as persistent mack ned.
deF and pdded so cry and saved carefully that money piled IN and
WORKED whe he slept like burglars and the
MS success as shining example OF what perseverance, Thrift short time
" ana hlgh interest accomplish land
one starts early STILL though he wabb beneath his wealth and srS
auey when the falls pack pcddlcr at heart
whose Mnp paSme getting He the grow
pains OF MS Dk account because didn't knew
W me wonders OF the world until his machinery
nc began travelling search health
ind hearse will back his bungalow the kin Start quar-
enS over me estate, while the world chants praises another SELF
n"Ge man III say he did Job the making and that those win,
spell 1t Success don't know all about < J. g.
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Gray the alleged hog thief worked
a Smoi'h trick yesterday, escaping
from the county Jail by decciylng the
jalor with dummy in his cot, and
slipping out from under the bed when
The jailor was on the opposite side OF
the cell
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D01ifW6rrp
- bYRRM ~
CONTRIBUTORS DAY.
"HAN KE RINGS"


MI winter ! set round an wish
Al summer'd come sos could fish.
An so bareiooted through the sand
M hear again the circus band,
Or go IN swimmln IN the crllk.
Or cat green apples I'll I'm s,ck
! wonder why, when summer here,
It seems as II twill be year
Fore winter comes, an ! can play
N.makln' SNOWFALL forts all day,
Or chasln' rabbits through the wool
As ! so often wish ! could
II somehow always seem, 10 me
I'm never satisfied, you see.
Mrs ! I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

Tho Young lady across the way SAYS
nothing is more tircsome than riding all
day on the cars and she should think
people who have 70 make long jour
ncy. from New York TO- san Francisco.
for instance would always take the
night train.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

The Oklahoma Woman Suffrage as.
'ociatlon has ready number oi hig
petitions, which, according to Mr., Ida
Porter Boyer, headquarters secretary,
will be ready ior circulation tomorrow