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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-26

. The best way to keep well dresse }
is to have all your cleaning ana tai
oring done ny the ChicKasha Clean
ing Works. II we can not clean your
clothing, we Go not charge you for
the work. Phone 895.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
&iitDfiet

2ouilmme tdten milpittomIt in.
oamellilet fiitofiemme pstamilleal
me Srnmoooisid, jotfa mettG. raf-
fouoelloan ia WiernSlparailinoel
laan polmelinat fGpbesiGmme Sron-
moooisio matfolla ollesiamnue npfpi
ieen ,olopoiffaammc. GniimGtin
pppoGmme Iauilia fiitofiemme fonp-
pias @m Wden perbeelle iuierosma-
rniiuuoestann ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Samoin parbaot tiitotIemmc nei-
BELLE Worp ia Sanni Safalalle ps-
tGmGlIiiesta palmelufiestaon. &or-
fem, iolta faiffinoinen bpmnps III,
lee, palfitfoon teitG, pstGp1t, run.
ioosti labioillnon.
8belps, 8ilas Go, elof. 8 p. 1919
Wolipinn ia Otto Wosiinen ia
ldpiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Msbtabnla Sarbpr, Obip,
81. g.. SO.

&aniaJfisiertraf. firfosia 81 p
beinGf. %iautiin finilla toas mitG l.
baninta eapanfeliimnia: ett1 Sltmala
on meiodt raffa1ibelIaon min pm-
pGri f1Grinpt ia ibmiielle funtln-
man aittiiuoen 10 ainpon antamit b1-
nellie ia pufemit b1nen p1Glleen pp-
lbdsiG tasteesia, ia paifta ibminen
lanoo: EN- nina taboo, mutta fun
Sitmolo tobtoo, Min fpllG tlintirt
aifpon mab6ottomulta etta miten
fifth padiee pois puiabtamaan ia
fiimminfin sad ifdm1fieen buomata
ettG on niit1 main, iotta mertee b.
little ia alitie. Mittta Ell anneta iaran
foboistlin itiAniG. Seminuurilui-
men Scr @offonen of publtiuntme
tGllG tertaa ia toipomme iaoapam.
me bGntd. fiiitlGa tpieIG ~paliuunat-
fallaon Sronmoooiin. = gGofiutn 3
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
KANSAN kIRJEITA

tdst1 iliblasta OH $500, ionta to-
n1Gn l6betGn pastori 80. '8istaril-
lie, Galumet'i i'm Miob.
Wtatti Seefi iofa on ollut iuurella
iotatantereella 8anSfaSla mitmefii
northumberland, OH n1ind phi
mind pIlut t1GllG manbempiaan ia
muita iufulaiiiam terlpebtimGsid.
S1nen ieiirasiaon oil maimonia. WrS
Sect, nabfIdn, oil iotareisiulla pb-
tpnpt mwioliittoon erGGn Sfotlan-
nista fotoiiin Slelpon neioin fansia.
SdaIta meniiudt Seetit 8ismarcf'-
lin.
8iljanleiffults.pn 10 pleeni6 tGp-
oesid tdpnmisiS. @ilia molmistui
barminoiien aifaiieen t1n1 lpuonnn.
Siiben ipaifutti fiiumiris ia flri.
aulils beindfiilln oialla. &c foihii
ntoampilielii0iIle eoufii. SillG jos
Ell milia oliii Min iottltiiasti nal.
mistlimlt oIifi lie io,itrmit ~ruosteer
ltbrifIi, iilIa mime p1ilpind lewiii
tanne iinlresia mddrasiG wilia-riios'
tetta. Sam1n ,paiooen miliaiato e
fiuitenfaan title Ioletnoan tGGllG pa,
rasta laiia. Meita on foboanmlt OF
Teen egpptildinen mitialis 6einGiirf-
fuien miiooosia. gaiitG on piirifim.
nan antamalla mprfpllG tnpettu
mttta ei niita ole 1oatli Ioppimaar
Biime paimin1 on niitG ollut il
masia aiapan Sanffana parrpena il
foifti lentdneet lGnii- etel1Gn pGin
2ienemdtto inoneet fGsfpn lGbtei
pois t1dltG.
SIP 81 9W
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

pm iltana oil feidtoulun lopetta.
iaisnabla, iota aniaitiee nimen iub-
la, iilId Iapiet iuorittiipat obielman
mit1 monipuoliiemmin, taioolla iel-
Iaiiella, iota ri iuinfaan opita iii
loin fun Woipoja iGGstetG1n. Win1
~puolestoni pppo1n fiittGd Mrs 8i-
leniG b1nen uutteruloestaan lusten
opettamiiesia. Slid Mrs 8ilen on
alma pit1npt buolen lastcn obiel-
man inoritlfiesta tGGll1 oIoaialloan
ia bplpin onnistumitta obieln1a on
ollnt iofa ferta lasten jldblisia. @al-
lisarpoista tpot1 ia Sllmola fplG
pultonmafiosta buolen pitGG. - 80
pdim1 tGtG fuitta OH pGGtettp ulfu-
mafli Irnsremnloilet ieminaarijilblat.
Sltblopubuiafii on Qupnaniaatil ie.
miraarilainen Mr 9bbo ia toimotaan
ettG iaaoaan militafin nieroita pm.
buiia. Serlpetiiloa iiloin lifelt1 ia
fautaa fiitlentaan emanfeliumia. -
Nuoriioliiton iltamot on pGGtettp pi.
tdG Is pGimG. Ottafaamnle Ills iii
benfin innolla oioa. Silli aita Ia.
bestpp iolqoin eli ENID tnrmitie toi-
mia. SGnt1n eloflrlln 5 pGimdn IL
tana felIo 8 r~afaStettii meliemm,
Wer Sobn Summer nuffni railbulii
iesti fuoIomineen. Suru on iiurri
|iilla ban oil ,nanbenpid feitrafun
tamme jGiienio. Spoameliiesti .
iaa ottaen.
Sigrio @Gfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

paitnsiuan fofoontui Joirportin nlio
rifoliiton ompelrieuru to. t. 81 pm
Italia. &utiua nouoattnen toubil-
|iimlne l1bto1 SiIoalle mieraifii, ia
min altobepomme ldbti fun l1btifin
Yaineslpille1 fobti. Meistd iotfut
mpobastppGt ml11rGujoisia ia fun
nGille iitten amnettiin "nldbteita", o.
Ii alta bausfna; fnifti iiin1 pltbui-
mat pbt1 nitaa. mutta plan liinG
raubotuimme, ~jatfnen mnttaa bpntp-
'iuin. E11stpGnme foupnnein ulfo-
p~lolelle Iainlne alfao lnontoo ibail-
Ia. Siemmne fulfil jGrpenrantoa mel
teen fofo mattan ia lllonto Ills TO
min faitnista; metiiGfin oil ia moo-
~laisfpltG m1lillG. Suurio 0pot Sii-
mdIoH fGiiulat ll%tpnnosiofin, mllttu
pielG iinlrentpaa on fun ioamr1c oil
la luomnfunnun fruununa, Sulna-
Ion lnpiiu. HiinrG fnifui Sionin
fanteleen lalIliit fofo matfnn SlIlle
fiitofIefii, fun San fuiffi OH min
bppin tebnpt. Soisto tlmtia ujet-
tiiamme p1Glimme perilie. Ioineil
Siloa fill meta mastuon ottamaun,
mel mRioGt fonliaan talooniu ia beti
omen nlottltanmne tuniimme ole
mannie armplasten i~eurus1a. Boi'
moffainu tnifilipnt laltlut @eripIlal
lemme. Sitten iuimme fuulla PIT
been SIR &nnfuollta Ys. 103 JOB
bosto; pibatja teroitti mieleemme
Sumalan p%obiatontu anteefiiontoo
liza raftmitta. !SaustaSti meni iltn'
betfi Sairportin ppbGin ieuroSia
Sonanllo iointmle nauttin Silba-Iis'
fon Observation-Disclosures. Sitten lab
oinlnne ~pllolcnp6n oifono paluumot-
follc. moan fltn ne meioGn "IopIet'
opat anna lolita, min ebfG pi
bilnnp liion fomna G1nt1 iiiben al
fam postG: luotamne Siloa Iinur
Observation-Disclosures. SpoGmelli
men fiitos fofo Iufin puolesta e
mdnrGlle ia teille faifille pstGlppp
6~estGnne. Slenlnte ~iaoneet pboe1
ulioen Iisfon jolpffoomne: Wis.
Wnrio Hienlel1n: termetlllool Sub
liza tGGllG fomnsti oootelloan. Ser
ro iilnoo rGm1 oijotitt iltblat!
Worio g..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Mmeia, Mieh.

Tnst- <uiisto ia ollomertittD
on pitGnpt tddIla rippifouliio ia IL
loin ~iaornDja. ioten on tSrnlolo iao-
mt meitd opettaa pIiipin, FUN mpoS
Holm. Glof. 3 p. of molenmilla rip
pifoululaisten pG1stoiubla. ia paljo
flnllijoita FUN mpos rippimieraita.
Yoifid meiIlG: Smamtc u. Mbo, &ol.
Ie s. Motion, @ino s. MontuIo,
@ilma $. &ontolo ia &ili g. MGfi.
Mliistafaa Inplet ettG olette NIT pub
taat, puboistetlt Seeiutien 8ristif-
len ppbGll1 merellG, ett1 npt ipoan
naittitte e6elleenfin IT'D merta ettG
Ne ioiii oLla alma MOAN pitb6istona.
no moimana northumberland,
Min iitten iatfamme lola llifemis-
to, ~futilemlista fuin mpos toimim-
me ienrafunta-aiioisia iIomieIell1.
S. &nnfaan nainno iairastaa
.tGGlld beiffonn feirbtotmitia ia toi-
moo pinn pGGierpGniG marbnrsfas-
ten mnioibin. Neimi &itltalabti ON
toiapoSid faaoo n1foGniG totoiin ia
me Dbbpmme mpos Miaimin toimoon
tdpoellilesti; ett6 eId1pG Siimala ar
mosioan ioiii fen tapabtuipon, iiIl1
rtdtO on faIlis SiimaIan labia ia
perrin tarpeellinen ibmiieIIe. &iiret-
I'd on t1GIIG Mmdiasio toifilta plio-
Iilta, mlitta iiit1 biiolimatta iaim-
me palion d%litoruittia farmeilla IL
loin. glbon farmilId fastettiin Mbon
3:maS pienoinen, josia pienoinen ini
nimen: SiiIo $enrif.
SppGt onat tGGlld tastpit, ia jog
moan pian ioobaan inbetto, min fiiin
npt rt6pttdd, MIN t6dlIG ioooonn e.
rittdin bpapd %apaioii. Me iotfa olent-
me tddIta ~faoneet. nitrpaIio bpfpG1
ia ann. taninI. min me
oIenme mitG i~uiirimmnsio fiitolIi-
iiriioen meIaslo ia me toinomme
min ipodmestdnnrte teiIle, arm. tan-
iol. riiniainto SiimoIon fiitnaiista ia
toifpomme eta te pst1apGt noittitte
Siiimnifiisto.
&iitoIIifin inieIin
s. s.. Seimonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

Ilituiis Hnfanoille ia Sasten Sebti
oWut muoiien flliiesiu tulleet rot
fnafli monelle ustolpaiielle, t1siG
mnoSln, ia monelle on SunIolu lao
nut armonio firfastao pGiwdn lei
m1fii mainittlien lebtien tnitta.
TGmdn firioittoia on pfii, jolIe Nhio
rilon DstGmdsiG opettaio gmerief
2pptinen ielitti ett1 Seeius Db6ellG
ubrilln tefi iianfaiffiiesti felpuniunn
iibrin ia ettei ilman peren muooo-
tusta ole pbtian Ipntein anteefiion-
tumusta ettG Seeius pboella fer
toa mafioi taiffein ibmisten faitfi
.ipnnit.
2nbpesti: 8eresiG on ,popnus ia
iunosia tooistuS -.
Ho Min; ulioestaan piioon. Saul-
ret @uropan iotarettelot iaiapat FEM
fin nifnan eta foiffi p1oistpfienftn
leboet laftoutettiin tiilemusta t1bGn
manbdn, jnita marnnSti moni usfo-
apainen jGi itGnpGllG ~obottumoon ia
pbG mielGtin ooottaa. Sept e1f1 To-
monet ettei enid ole ippt1 tobtomot-
ia oootello. SillG ioban MT iadpi
tilota pbbistpfien lebtiG Suomesta.
Sc on toll ettd niit6 iaapi mltto
olettefo ottaneet bllomioonne miten
perrin maifeatn npfpG1n OF lGbettGG
eiirnerfifii Sonanioottajan tilous
Suomeen icmmoisten bentiloitten,
jotfa omat eristettpnG piftupaifoid.
la ientin t1bben fun Ell tieoet1 Goes
npfpiiiG tilaus9intoia.
Mlitto NIT on monet pitfli esteei
poitettil film firftofuntamme rltpeae
ap1litt1Gn ~pboistpfien lebtid; npt
ioomme tilota mainittujn lebtii
Srompoobista Muttaian oIoitteelld
Gifts 6uuri belpotus? gtpt min pior
fliin @rttniasia ilmoitetaon lebtier
binnnt, min iitte jotoinen pDoistpf
len pStGm1 repiGGn toimintaan fe
r1Gmi1n tiloufiiu Suomen leboille
NpfpG1n Suomen leboet Min FIN
taitfi muffin toapara on tdqpnllistt
falliimpiu. Wlitto fosfa npfpGGn In
mntonn ia marffao oollarista, min
Ell ne iiltifdGn tule perrin tolIiifii =
tilatu tGbGn moaban..
@eren tlripisia
Sobn &-nen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Glewelamb, C6iu

armoa ia raiiboa Seeiufiesio tai.
file autiutttaan nstoipille ormolap-
lille. SSeeius iarnona t1nGGn ia i
jonfniffiiesti. SGrrG olfoon meiIlG
alma m1istosinmme, Seeius paros
fltlmnfifpi on, peritstlis airtlnitem-
me borjumnton; taifen militn taa.
tiesIa, eipd taaoli falIiol
Sc. Aeitrofunnalla oil hlunmietto
10. {. "a p ia onnistiti ie faifin plio.
Gin bpapin. &aniaafin oil fofoontll-
nut toapallista riiniaamnin ionan
ddreen. 8astorimme pltbeen ianoi.
mot eileen fpoimolIiien, S,tmaIa plt.
bni banen faitttaon lltnastamilIeen
ormon ia ailtliloen eipantelliimia.
|Sfdtpd main ett6 meistG mlnitomot
mpobGstDiipdt ionanfuulostu; olim-
me m~itrbeelliiet, mttta emme moi
meet fititettfaon toiiefii miutttna a.
Iioa. Wantta oblelmaa inimme full
Ia; f1iinfirioitet1tn Ieb6en huff Miss
SeImi Hiisponer, pbteisla1tlnia oil
riinioosti, ioololnilita eiitti Miss
Mino Gngllno. &abmitarjoilua oil
idlfeen bengelliien obieIman. HoD.
6an 6attoipat t1SiG f1tusfa onote.
foisten leiaposten fonsia Mrs MIbin
Nient ia Meiss Gppli &iiliinen; tar
ioilii oil eniiluoftaista. Se1irofnntu
ppbtdd luitiisa parbaat ~fiitoffet itb.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SSitmolan paIta.
frnnan bppdfii. Ganaa on toi-
miafin erpanfeliiimin bptpGfii ia foo
to Serran poirnnIIa Ipbteitd taiipoaI
fifteen aittaal. Serra lGbet1 t1nne-
fin bellltntaitniIeii prbnIteleinaur,
etta dltdtl1apnf tDlella rttfn mtrlt1
pit1G tetem1r, ett1 oiitiiaaffi t%itIiiin,
ettei moan miItaon tiintpis mieIi,
tdIliin perintooifeittenSa,
ioto meiII6 on talIennettiina toi-
moasiu. Seeius meni ppbGGn ia
tot iionfaiffiSen limnastittien. W1ttto
iolIa eli ole SirmoIon Toibna, bGnel.
Ell ole eIGmdG. On fniibeto men
nj iiontoiffiiirlteen iIman Seefista.
Oto NIT ornto ormona ,pustaan fitn
Iiiben on mieI1 tiLaiiiriis. i
Ola seitrottiftoIaifin tett brpi.
mattan Toipespilleen, iobon of fir
ftitfi; Miss SfIoa $o1iha.
nSfi oil tiiti,fin. &dnen poIipeIus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Sraoboef, u. DAT.
glofuulln

&lm ennen miinoin oifeen Die
nollo" tamalla aletttin fire, min
filIoin firioitettiin tdban tapaan:
"&1m lain tllan biliaiien betfen
min oton f1teeni ulostineen fp-
nan" j. n. e.
MimllIa oliii ippt1 alfau tamG
firieeni iurnoilla "bienoilla" %ianoil-
la. So ne tGsid tapailfieSia Dastai-
iimotfin tooeHistu ttlannetta. &pna.
nj on ollut fGpttdm1tta faiinn ai-
fuu, ett1 lie fpll1 on ebtinpt rltostiin.
HGin OH olllit Ell len tGb6en ettei o.
Iiii ollut aibetta ifrioittamaan eiim.
t1bGn lebteen, eif1 mposf1dn len
tGboen ettei oltii ollut balita iiiben,
MOAN len tGbben ettei ole olliit al.
faa muulIoin filin "tllnn biIjatitm-
pima" betfind ia ne on fipeGsti tar
Dinmit = miffumtie>n. Hpt hti-
tenfm otan mGfistenfin fen merrun
biliaista aifao, ett1 piirtelen ioito-
fin niitiiia Mitttaioan.
llitiiista t1rfeimpiG opat tiebot
ilsfonmolliSista riennoista. So MIDI
bGn on ollitt meill1tin. Faitii i1Gn
nolIistG firfollista toimintaamme on
meiIId olliit bensellifid iilblia. Sci.
uafrim alusin of n. +. eaputfelir.
miilblaa fabtena p%dipGnd. 8ieras.
to iublopitbrioa emne onnistlineei
aaamaan. &irtfoflintnmme fiert1'
tpG IGbetti meli so. Sirmi Sattui 5ifii
aiotii observation-disclosures ia b1ner
fansiom loittelin rie~m1uipuooen "pa-
i1moo". DleiioG of jitbliJIo enempi
fitin fosfaan ennen iiblisiammt
tdGllG. Iineellista rotpintoo tariot
tim jiiblapGipind pientG mafirc
Dostanm ia iiit1 of tltloia $tO5. 90
SanGGm (elof. 8 p.) oil ompellt.
ienran naisten toimesto jltbla joap.
panil6betpfien bpp1tii. Seti pGitpI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p~G1tpttpG iiir,
rpttiin @emel Solitin talolIe, ionne
naiiet lnittoimat ~p1ipGlliien tpapao.
ebtoisto mnfiita mastaan nalititto-
ipofii. &1iofuilitn pGGtpttpd fuoritet
tim obie1moa feuraoipasti: Madma,
Inn l1ifemista ia rufors: p,ibe ino,
maloiiesto iauppantIdbetpstost1 Ion
ftntoo Wrs Sobn Sobonfon; Iltfe.
mista Idbetpstpon poibeista Syaop.
panisin Mrs Seef ia Mrs SO. Sef-
folo. @ditten IifGfii IauGettiin uieito
tiIoiiituteen iotpeltitpia Iolrlliia Sio-
min &anteleesta. @oborlinen ttIos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

Iuttaion totmitus OH i1ries-
tanpt bengeIlisten pd1firioitusten
firioittoIat uuoeIleen aaffosi1ries-
tpstd iilm1IIGpit1en. SentGbcen.
iomalla fuin fiit1nme arfp. firjoit.
taiia antamostaon aipustuflesta,
metoamme iGIleen papistomme fp-
nGdn ia iGdmme ooottamaan ieli.
raapasia id~riestpfiesi1 firioitlflia,
mieliriimmin ieurantpon iunnuntain
firttotefiteistG:
81. @oinnta elof. Ok p.
Wt. ". 8esterbocf ippSf. 1 p.
80. 80. @ilen fppsf. s b.
M. 8isfnri ippsf. is p.
g. @uori 6ppsf. % b.
On bitomattatpa, ettd plldmainit.
til ~i6riestps tartoittaa ainoastaar
bengelliiia paafirioitiifiia, ioten nit
ben obella toitpomrne iaopamrte pl-
IGmainihiiIta papetltomme atpiis-
tiista miibenfin firioitiisten miio.
bosia minimum firftofiintamme ia
lebtemme miiltafin n~st1tpiltd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

@ttd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. otti buo
mtoonSo efitptien piime firfoIIisto-
tcittiesfa Stotn. Gtp. gbbistpten
Iebtiin ndboet; pboistptfen Ie9bet:
Sdnanfontbnio, gaiorifom ystdtpd,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-12-19

6o@HiS WeAseNet'~fJ 0eeS eiie 1'"'e -
pleasure in the results of our back
breaking work, much less to go out and
hear beautiful music and uplifting SER
mons.Y
i've always wondered why women
attempt so much"
because everybody does. And If
one poor. lone, sensible woman sits
down. and fatty refuses to kill herself
working for Christmas, her family and
friends will think she is quitter-a
social Stacker"
"Well," suggested her husband, "why
not let the rich people have all the
fuss and feathers, and let those in
medium circumstances realize they
can't keep up that pace?"
''Yon don't understand said the
woman with the brown eyes "as long
as rich folks do 1t, those less able will
strain to do likewise. That's why the
wealthy people will have to see the
trend and institute change.
In place of so many mere presents
we must give such things as love, cour-
age. kindness and generous impulses
things which our present physical and
mental strain forhids. Throughout the
rest of the year, if any one felt in
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-12-19
Christmas the
Glad Day for
All the World

VERY country and every people
have their own special holt
~ days, both national and reII.
glous, but Christmas. is day
for all countries and all people. It is
the worlds holiday.
1t is day Of gladness, MS 1t should
be, for it commentaries the birth of
him who brought to the world the
greatest gladness IT has ever known or
viii ever know, though it were to last
for countless aeons to come.
So universal is the application of
the celebration Of Christmas that all
men are iAcluded in it. whether they
be of high or Iowly station, rich or
poor in the goods of the world.
It is time for kindly deeds. for
charity. for gifts and all that goes to
make life gentler and sweeter. The
hardest heart can scarcely escape its
softening influence, the most sordid
miser must struggle to resist its
promptings to generosity.
AT first the day was day observed
by professed Christians only; now it
is observed by both those who profess
themselves Christians and those who
make no such professions. Its warmth
envelops all.
This being true-and no one will dis
pute 1.-THE meaning of Christmas
grows ever clearer to us. Its meaning
is beyond all that We have already said
of it. Christmas means that, ultimate
Iy, the whole world will become one
vast brotherhood.
And it is entirely logical that this
should be the real meaning of Christ
mas, because that was the reason Christ
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-12-19

clined to send a regular gift to a
friend or relative, that could be done
very easily and the recipient would
know it was a voluntary, not com
pulsory. remembrance"
ITS great idea," said the brown
eyed woman's husband, cheerfully, "A
BIT of real affection in place of some
of the monstrosities now exchanged
would be great improvement"
''You can make fun if you want to-
she replied. 'but when the world
wakes up to the real meaning of Christ
mas-and the war believe has helped
to wake it up-you'll see the effect
spread over the entire year. Then
the first of January won't be asso-
ciated with bills and pills, but with
the genuine eagerness to live the next
II months better than those preced-
ing"
I'm the meantime" sighed her hus-
band dramatically, 81 hope you haven't
bought me another smoking jacket
THAT reminds me !" said the woman
with the brown eyes. 81 haven't time
to be sitting here talking. And it won't
he any of your affair until tomorrow
morning, anyway" = Chicago Daily
News.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-12-19
Il You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have You ever stopped to reason why
Il is that 50 many products that are ex-
tensively advertised, ell at once drop out
Of sight and are soon forgotteni The
reason is PLAINTIFF article did not fulfill
the promises Of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to a medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy Is
recommended by those who have been
benefited, to those who are in need Of it.
A prominent druggist says Take for
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a
preparation | have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for in
almost every case It shows excellent re-
suits, as many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has 60 large a
sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success Of DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root is due to the fact,
20 many people claim, that il fulflls al
most every wish in overcoming kidney,
liver and bladder ailments; corrects uri-
nary troubles and neutralizes the uric
acid which causes rheumatism.
You may receive sample bottle Of
Swamp-Root by Parcels Post. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. y,
and enclose ten cents; also mention this
paper. Large and medium size bottles
for sale at all drug stores.-Adv.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-12-19

came upon the earth whose birth is
celebrated by Christmas. 1t was TO
make all men brothers that he lived
and taught and toiled; it was TO ac-
cempllsh this that he gave himself up
voluntarily to a cruel death on the
cross.
1t Is a wonderful thing that he was
born in stable. that he was son of n
carpenter, that he never had n dollar
to his name, that he had no home
after he left Nazareth. that he was
wanderer on the face of the earth with
no place wherein to lay his head, and
that now, 1000 years after his death.
his power is over the world as the
power of the Roman empire never
was.
1t is marvellous thing about Christ
that as the years and centuries in
crease since his death. the more real
he becomes in the thoughts of men
and the better he is understood.
There have been attempts to prove
that he was myth. But there never
was an attempt at anything that failed
so dismally. There have been at
tempts to dispute the miracles he per-
formed, but these attempts have also
failed.
There is no question now in the
mind Of any historian worthy of the
name that Christ performed all the
miracles that ora raIatad of him IN tho
Gospels. He undoubtedly healed the
sick-the leprous. the palsied and the
others. He turned the water into wine;
he fed the multitude on a few loaves
and fishes He raised the dead.
Men may differ, as indeed they do.
as to whether or not Christ was the
divine son of God, but even those who
in the face of every proof reject this
claim still regard him as the purest,
the noblest and the greatest man that
ever walked this earth. Every man
does not worship him as God. but no
man defames him. He is the vision
and the hope of all men.
When, in mockery. they crowned
him king with the cruel thorns, little
they thought that he would rule n
world at last-a world in which all
races vie with one another to render
him their homage.
Now comes again in the swing Of
the years another Christmas day. May
it be glad and merry one for all
our readers.
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Indigestion and Slsnseh
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