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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Maine people are watching with in
terest the campaign CT the Suffolk Law
School in Boston to raise a fund Of
$4,000 on public subscriptions to pro-
vide a larger building for students, be-
cause the founder OF the school and its
present head is a Maine man. Dan Glea-
son L. Archer. The school was founded
in 1905 with nine students and today Go
are registered in the classes Of the pres
ent building on Mt. Vernon street.
Among the students are senators. repre-
sentatives, federal officers and members
Of important public commissions and
leaders In the commercial world. Only
evening classes are held. The trustees
hope to raise a fund which will permit
erection Of "a building to accommodate
1000 students. at a cost Of s125.clo. They
have made asgood start.
the Western Maine Sanatorium have re-
ceived a shipment Of apples. gratis.
from the International Shippers Assn
In -317 and 1918 this association shipped
thousands of barrels to our soldiers al
the war front with their compliments.
Eben E. Chapman Of South Paris
picked ripe strawberries in his garden
on Oct. q. They were the everbearing
OF the progressive variety Green fruit
and blossoms indicate more ripe berries
provided the weather warns up a bit.
Charles W. Curtis of Dexter is the
youngest and the oldest member Of
Martha Washington lodge Of Rebek-
abs. Several evenings ago at the
age Of more than 80 years he took
the degrees with all the sprightliness
Of man many years his Junior. 'Mr.
Curtis, who is one of the towns old
est residents. was formerly connected
with the banking business in this
town and also served many years as
National bank examiner. He is a
, remarkable man in many ways and
has Just completed the harvesting of
his small fruits in the extensive
garden of the place on Spring street
which he has recently sold, includ-
| ing the picking of grapes which re-
| Quired much climbing about. Mr.
Curtis has also sold off his furniture
| and is passing a few weeks with his
nephew. Leslie Curtis on Spring
street before going to Waterville,
| where he will pass the winter
months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

The Boston school teachers are
getting a reduction from $500 to 1894,
but as it is a mark down in their de-
sired salary increase, perhaps they
are not altogether pleased.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

The first BAPTIST church Of Damaris-
Gotta will celebrate its centennial on
Thursday, Nov. 13. Gov. Milliken will
be one of the speakers. Rev. Thomas
B. Hughes Of Bristol. Vt. recently be-
came pastor of the church
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

II II is really fact that we cannot have
sugar if we have candy and soft drinks,
We might try for a while to do without
the latter. just to see what. would hap
pen.-Albany Journal.
All the reserve stocks and other
wise would be reserved more tightly
than ever to avoid breaking the
market" That's what would hap
non
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
Eat Poison Mushrooms

Miss Ida Norwood. a register
nurse. daughter of Mr.. and NJ.
Thomas Norwood. is dead At .,
home at Southwest Harbor. iro'
eating poisonous mushrooms. ~
trained in the Portland City hospl'
and was we'll known in this section
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

The British food ministry Is very
specific about mothers-in-law in its
order limiting visits Of guests. Do
mothers in laws have better appe-
tites than other folks?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Chicago housemaids now claim the
right to come in by the front door.
II they will consent to stay after
they get in, there will probably be
no objection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

"Bolshevists cry Down with the law.
And smash the Government"
But when they're driven in a hole
Their courage all is spent.
For then they plead to be let of;
And ask protection for
Their liberty and lives beneath
The Government and law"
-"Folderoi in Eastern Argus.
And even rats in a corner won
whine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

lin her heart and also a bullet hole
through his hand were the result of an
accidental discharge of a revolver in
her hands. while she was angry and
trying to frighten him at the house
where they lived. at 43 Whipple St. c-k
they5.M n M'-Boston Globe.
All. is not mutt that mutters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

The outstanding message Of the
recent elections is that the American
people stand for law and order. the
supremacy Of the government and
the preservation Of American insti.
tutions. The assumption that they
ever stood for anything else may we'll
cause reflection by sober citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

II these were any doubt about un-
seating Victor Berger it must have
been fully dispelled by his vehement
denunciation of the government, the
war and members Of Congress and
the courts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Jamaica's rum industry. the govern
ment's third greatest source of revenue.
is threatened by prohibition movement
which is expected to be bitterly fought.
Candidates for the legislature and par
ish boards at the forthcoming election
will be required to declare for or against
4 dry Jamaica
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
Understood.

When Mr.. Gompers says that la
Dor is in accord with the govern.
ment so long as justice is done. he
is perfectly understood by every
umpire -stormer from Portland to
San Francisco,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
Perennial optimists:
The weather man
William Jennings Brya1
Sir Thomas Upton

Secretary Tumulty said this is no
time for cold feet, and the miners
called of the coal strike. Great little
Joseph! -~.f-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
Suspicious Little Girl.

SUSPICIOUS Little Girl.
A little girl went to the grocer's and
eggs.
Yes" answered the man. "How
many do you want?"
She was viewing the eggs critically.
Please, SIR said she. these eggs
are not fresh
Certainly they are fresh, little girl"
NO. they aren't" she persisted. 81
heard my papa tell my mama there's 4
corner on eggs. and these are all
smooth."-Eew York Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

The East Coast Fisheries Company
has handled At Rockland the past week
$500. .ooo pounds Of fish. breaking all rec
ords for any port in America. Eight Of
the company's big steam trawlers are
at Rockland at the present moment and
10 will operate from Rockland this win
ter. The story Of the marvelously quick
DEVELOPMENT Of the business Is told in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
They'll Whine for Mercy,

(Boston Transcript
Do the Russian Workers expect
their slogan. I'VE must be merciless,"
to apply to them in a reverse man
ner. now that they have been dis
covered in their murderous purpose?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
Where, Oh, Where!

Found in Journal and Farminston
Chronicle)
II we went into the war as a mat
ter of sentiment to make the world
safe for democracy, where is the de.
mocracy. and where is the safety?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Looks as if Uncle Sans Washing
ton crew had at last decided to 'red
up" by cleaning out the Reds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Rockland passengers who remained
in their car on the ferry boat at Bath
Sunday. with the understanding that
the car was coming through to this city.
were dismayed to find the ferry boat
was going back to Bath without the car
having been taken of. In mid-Kenne-
bee the situation was made known 70
the captain. who put back into the
Woolwich ferry slip. but too late to stop
the departing train. The conductor
wired to Wiscasset to have the train
held. and sent the stranded passengers
there by auto.-Rockland Courier Ca
Zette.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

1T is old clothes week." an
nounces a newspaper. Why not use
the space for news?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

A city shop advertises stunning
trimmed hats" Look out for your
head.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Cotton il selling for a dollar a pound.
How long will it be before we'll have
TO economic on pocket handkerchiefs:
Portland Press.
You can use silk ones.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
Lighf and Airy
The Serae.CIad Maid.

A serge-clad maid SO fair to see.
Once sought the surge-clad shore:
And underneath the rolling waves
The maid made dives galore.
The color ran from out her serge
That looked at first SO gay.
But surface wear. they say.
Cartoons Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

We are getting one or more sugar
bulletins every day, but are unable
to get a pound Of sugar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

We are living. we are living.
In a grand and awful time.
And a quarter We are giving
For things not worth a dime!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Add Rules for Trolley Trippers: Dogs
riding on semi-comfortabie cars should
not run around and lick the other pas
SengeTS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

While many Bar Harbor people will
go away for the winter. 1t appears that
upon making this an enjoyable winter
socially. The various clubs and frater-
nal organizations are unusually active
and there are many small affairs given
from time to time. to say nothing of 2
course Of assemblies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

1t Is worthy Of note that there were
1I more new depositors in an Ellsworth
bank during the first 10 months Of this
year than the total number in 1903.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Seventy-ave thousand tons Of phos-
phate for Aroostook potatoes shows
that it takes capital as well as labor to
successfully grow spuds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

In a Rockland antique shop Is the
scroll and figure head Of the famous
cup yacht Atalanta. The famous yacht
after her racing days were over was
used by A. A. Goodale Of North Brooks.
Vile for barge purposes and when she
became too old for tina. use was brought
by the Shepherds, Rockport ana dis.
mantled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Away back in 1913. on March 18th. the
Governor of Maine approved a bill that
provides for the care and education of
all blind babies and small blind children
that the Perkins Institute for any rea-
son cannot admit. The Governor may,
with the approval of the Council, send
children SO refused. to any institution
for the blind wherever situated. Not
vithstanding this opportunity few blind
babies are reported. 1t seems therefore
tffat anybody who hears of a blind baby
should feel 1t duty to report the fact.
No doubt it will take years for a
mother to realize that she must have
her blind child given special care when
1t Is eight years old-the average school
age Of seeing children-she will realize
too late she has a backward child and
perhaps a crippled one to carry through
life. instead Of a bright and intelligent
one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
And So On

Jerusalem Is to have an up-to- date
drainage system. Going dry along
with the rest Of the world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13
Eastern Steamship Lines, In'
Boston and Portland Lin,

Freight and Passenger Service
Leave Portland. Franklin Wha'.
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS an.
FRIDAYS at 7.30 P. NJ. for Boston.
Return-Leave Boston, Cenua
Wharf, TUESDAYS. THURSDAY:
and SATURDAYS at 6 P. II.
~. A HARADEN. Sup,.. Bath. Ne
>, ID. A CLAY. Supt.. Portland. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-13

Miss Clara Eames. daughter Of Hav-
den Eames Of Chicago. and niece OF
Mns. De Gogorza Emma Eames), is
playing with Ethel Barrymore IN
"Declasse" in New York with much
success 1t Is said. Mr.. Eames formerly
resided in Portland.
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gienoprettes lnarelt mallig, 6a Spif-
lano uoen &onbel life pilbe perc

gienoprettes 1narelt nullig, 0a SpIf-
lan6 uoen 9an6el life pilbe pere
iltano til at u0re6e Sen grltati1illy,
iom affreoes set. >Det ,blcp giort
fart, at Brnlioente11 111ertc, at Crop
per lfuloe bol6es / &gflan6, in6til
Tplferne bar opfpl6t Traftate,s Mi=
literbetingeller. get bleb paapeget
at Scr par flere Millioner bpeoe Sol~
batter / Eplt1ono og IT, i..ltreffe.ig Mm-
n1nnition ior Sem til at operere.
Yrelioenten agter ioag at forele9-
ge for Genotet bare Eraftaten tilll=
nenncb Observation-Disclosures: Gen
tr eIaaeoe Ti1lngstraftat, ifplJe
bpilfen oe 6orenebe 5tater biloe for
pligte Jig til at fomme Gronfrige TIL
:bielp Eiifel6e af ct lforanleotg It
@ngrcb fra Eplflan6, pil bltbe fore
logt iprifi1t fencre. Breli6enten bur
nn6er u6arbeibelle en igrlfilt Eaie
til Senatet for at forflare oenne
Sberensfomft.
(SortIettes pda 2ben Gibc)
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6xnkrt 1T r11 mtt1f.
Nmer;fanif sra'uler ieubt tilbnn6s
Moroipen. Gn Officer ps leg .
Manb pntfent.

@aibtngton oe1t 156e SsSuli. @n
Officer og 6 Men6 paa 6e Jpreneoe
Staters Erntpler u9ticbar6 8ucflep"
bleb brnbt og 6ercs @fib 1pl1fet of
en- Mine, iom 6e forfpgte at faa fat
/ paa Mor6iben 116enfor gng1on6s
@Dit 2erbag, rne1ote gon1iral &11app
i 2on6on til Observation-Disclosures
i6og. SO 0fficerer bleo iaaret, men
bleb bierget iammen mes 16 o116re
Men6 af @eiet11tlrge1. @*on6t oe
omfomne er 6brbeoer George Naltl
&eaab, 8aternla11> Mlinn.
Eratpleren bol6t pao at treffe op
fit Mnenet> oa en- Mine op6age6es
in6biflet / 6et. Man6lfnbet Io6 Sect
tet gao ub iele11 men Mineu erplo-
6ere6e nogle fla SOB fra Mgterenoen.
Erauleren ia1f 7 Minuter fencre.
&on9monoeIaina oa g fer ~ @enS,
Der on1fort nj 0ban1, at1taaes at be=
re gaaet un6er tneo ~Sfibet. Sing H.
9es at babe forblepet poa 8roen for
at paaie> at bele Beietni1tgen blep
bierget> og gif un6er 1ne6 tit Sfib.
ct Sig, &offen 8erfi6o, bleo fu116et.
Set bil 1enere bltbe ien6t til 6e Sor=
ete6e Stater.
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5kuuhrannr / MrHtrt1.
SfobbranS far ralet / tire tiger
Sb,tnb:r Mpnntain, S6abo. Tlere
Gfobbranbe / Muntann.

c 8oiie, sSbabo> 6en 156e Suli. -
9en @fobbron6, iom tre Tiger bar
raiet / Guru6iltriftet i Ebun6er
Wountain set mi6tre SsS6abo, truer
me6 at b1ibe ligeiaa p0deggen6e lom
6en 8ron6, ser rale6e 6et pe1tlige
Montona og nor6lige S6abo 1910.
Muere6e er ier &pa6ratni1 @fob
brnnot, og flor @fo6e ct onrettet
ober ct lige itort 2lrea1. 25,000,000
500 Erelalt er min6it gaaet tabt.
Ebmmeret bor en @er6i al fra so
Gents til 81 pr. 1000 500.
Misioula, Mont., Sen 156e sSu<
Ii. Sfobbra1ben-t MattleInafe<Str5=
get i Misioula>Gfoben meloes at be-
re truenbe. Det bil tage min6it so
Mon6 tire eller fire Gage at faa
iluffet 6en, fagbe @uperbiior @ut,
ledge at Barfer, 1on1 er anfommen til
Sobcbfbarter ber.
81. S. McNab, en- Goritbetient /
8rencbton> flyer at ber bar barst
tre Sfobbrdn6e pr. Sag Ger Sc ii6-
.1te to tiger. $500 slcres STOP er af-
bre116t 6er CONNER. gn M flor
8rano roier be6 8lacf @ine 11ur
Ybilltpsburg.
Sire al 8ranoene / 6futbeao-9i-
1triftet er man blebet Serre ober, og
en- M 8ran6 meloes beo @or6on
Greet.
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af abffillig @itterbe6 paa begge 81

al aoifillig 8itterbe6 paa begge ST.
Ser. #
" Senator 5tpanion af 8irgi1ia
bolot en- lengere Sale for geationer>
mes 9iga. timber ct 0r6ififte an>
gaaenoe De Sorbebol6, Genatet funoe
tilfdie Qualifications t&eiolutionen er=
flereoe @erator &ellogg al Minne>
iota> at Muligbe6en af, at fornpe6e
l1n6erban6linger meo 6e andre Mog-
ter ilaafat6 btloe bltbe npoben6ig,
life itraffer fig til eff bert Gor>
beboI6."
Senator &ellogg bebu6e6e en- Sale
om. 2igaen Ienere.
@uiet foriegte i6ag at be6tage
2onbbrugsbebilg lgntngSlonen tro6s
Brplt6entens @eto; men Sorlaget
opnaae6e fun 247 moo 1875 Stem=
mer, altlda lite 6e nb5benoige to
Ere6ie6eleS Maioritet. Ei1benget
ON 0pbeoelfe al 9agslpsptanen bill
mi blibe itreget. ...
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2anfing rciier biem 0rebas. @aib-
i11gton ben 9oe SSuli. l16enrigsmi11i-
fter 2a,1iing refer fra @reit Sre6ag
til De Gorene6 5tater, fl1nogjor6e
osfiteren6e l16enrigsminiiter Holf
iaag. Ser er lite ronppnt 1ogen
gfterfblger af Gaming paa Ben arne<
rifanffe Jreos Delegation. Set bentes
i1niblertio, at 8o1f bill tage bans
8Iobg. 8efienotgigrelie berot11 bill
fanife blibe giort efter en- aonferens
1nellen Brpiioerten og BoH i6ag eli
Ter itaorge11. @efienotgigreIfen bill
foinne fra BET bptoe Sns, bleb Der
,iagt.
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6hant,1ttg prntrHttt1.
Mep anbertegnet af 11benrissn1inifter
Canning, General 8liis % Mbtte,
pplDies set / @uris.

Yaris 6en 12te Suli. ct Memoz
ranou1n prote1teren6e mob ben Maa.
Sc, bporpaa sbontungipprgsmaa
blep beban6let / Jre6straftate1, iaa-
oan 5on1 5e11otor 8orab forlangte al
Brefi6ent ggilien, bIep nt1oertegnct
al noenrigsn1ini litter 9anfing, @eneral
Biis og forbenbnrenoe Nmbasidbbr
Bbite og forelagt for 8rafoenten,
=bleb BET oplpit ! a,.toritatipt Solo
gftermi66ng
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Uyak @atfrrtg.
MeNem al Matipnforbnn6et, iaalnart
bet bar bepiit, at BET bar en- re.
prGientatip &egjering*
Spdr til tpr 9fterrig, efterat BET fat
11btalt fin fnlbe Sillntuiug
til 0orbunbstamfen.

Faris Den 106e Suit. 9lterrig
bil blibe optaget iom We6.em al
Nationernes 6orbun6> iaainart De al
liereoe og forbun6ne Magter finoer,
lat bet bar en- repreientatip &egiertng
ne6 baa6e Billie og gpne til at op=
fDl6e ~tnternationale 6orp1igtelier
Dette bar &obeoin6bol6et al en- geote
fra 6e a1liere6e> til @9terrig, offent>
liggiort i6ag iom @Dar paa ben glter=
rigife @nno6ning om Sptage1ie /
Nationforbun6et.
Spnpatbi me6 Ea11fen ON ct Sea-
tionforbuno og @rflering of @illig>
be6 til at ta9e 9el / 6orbun6et og
11Doe 6ets @elfptteliezb zbleo 16talt set
|i6ag offentltggiorte plterrigife @par
paa 6e alliere6es Beti1gelier. Spa=
|ret bar boteret iaz<5t. @ermai,1-en=
2aDe Den 236e Sum- og bar Sorm af
ct &ommunife fra &ansler &enner>
Gbef for 6en eiterrigife Sre6s6elega>
tion> til Bren1ierminiiter @lemenceou
Iom Sre6sfonfereniens Yre1t6ent.
Sboret fremboI6cr, at Delegatio=
mem erfjen6er> at tplf 9iterrig, iom
geotionen benebnes / g3oter, life
go6t fun6e bore 1ne6 poa at oprette
9eationforbun6et> ~oer al iin Natur
forbliber / &en6erne paa Gtornag=
terne", men bi1 gleoe fig peo bets
8elfDttelie ,l16en at tuge en- bigtig
Gel &ettigbe6er og Sorptigte1ier,
iom ti1fal6er Me6lemmerne al bette
Sorbun6."
u0et er &ebolutione1t>" flyer No=
ten> ~iom bar gibet 9emofrotiet ful5=
iten6ig 0berbegt / bort 2ano."
Soften ejennemgaQr Sen oen1ofra=
tiife 8ebegelies be1e &iltorie 4iter,
rig ii6en 1848. Gen Ea11fe> iom
laa til @run6 for 8ebpgelien, iiges
6et, bar at om6anl1e 2an6et til ct
6orbut1o af Nationer> bbor bpert
Sol fun6e itpre fig ielb. v9erfor" ,
flyer Soften, ~bar bort Demofroti,
iier tpif 9iterrig, fra ben ferite
Sag, Breli6ent @tlion proflamereoe
fine @rinciper for Nationernes Tor>-
bu16, omfattet 6enne Eanfe og bur-
6eret 6en ret, 1i1eoens Set eiterrig,
rngarife Monarfi enbnu bar mi6t op,
pc &rtgen."
9en Sremgang, ion1 CT bIebet
giort / 6enne @etning in6en 6et
giterrigif- -ungarife Monarfi, flyer 9r.
@enner, er blepet giort negatib lint
Scr Sen @o6ets Se6, iom &rigen bar
efterla6t fig; men, ti1fpte6e ban,
nEanfen om ct pribat Gorbnn6 al
flere Nationer operftroales langt af
Eonfen ON ct Nationforbuno, Der
onrfatter alle @er6ens 9eotioner .og7
gi6r gprforbun5 oberf1b6ige."
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sbinepriierne. SS116ianapolis ben
156e Suit. Sbinepriierne 11aaeoe
ioag set bgiefte, De ,1ogenlinoe bar
.beret paa sSs1bionapolis &pegmnr-A
feo. 8ebfte Bacon-S bragte peo
Marfeoets Mabning $23 til $23. TO-.
Sc bonolen6e fugoe, at Briier,te bil
oblipenbe ftige en- gio sifo $28 naa.
eoes tent iganr Sen Doerligere
.Stiening of10e mere irnorges iattc
Mefor6er1.
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,N-14" frrn1ntr.
9en BRITTLE itDrbare far fulbemot
Tlgbntngen pper Mtlanterbapet
fre,n % tilbage.
Jor1ob Mineola Sborsbug, amfpm til
Gnglanb Gpnbag Wfprgcn. Sre
Turibg paa at lanbe.

SDnD0H Oet l4Oe S1lt. Sel DIlIl7
LITE 1tDrbare 2nft1fib 1894" bar /
go6 8ebolo lin @angor / Yulbam
i6ag efter at babe ful6fprt lin Sur
frem og tifbage oper 9ltlanteren
igaarmorges.
2uftjfibet forIob Mineola, 8. s.,
M. $3.50 Ebors6ag Morgen, @reen,
tpicb Sis 11.56 0ns6og &ften, Seem
Yorf Ei6) og lanoe6e Pulbam ST.
7.02 5dn6ag Morgen> @reenuicb
Ei0 (3.02 Morgen> geelp Dorf Ei5)
- en- Slugt poa IA &i1ner og Sc
O}inuter. Gets G1pbetio fra Gait
Gortltne> @fotla,1o> til Wineo!a bar
108 Sinner og 10 Mi11l1ter, tilian-
men 1873 Gimer og 6 Minuter for
Euren frem eg ti1ba9e.- Guren bet
oper bar ca. 5000 Mi1 og pitober
5000 Mil.
1874" bab6e l1greie 1ne6 en- al
| fine Motorer> 6a 6en bar balbbeis pao
Eilbageturen, bbilfet re6ucere6e 6ets
8ort en- 5mule. Set un6gif me6
gee5 og neppe en Hem @iu6bb1e, i6et
Set .la116e6e / Yulbom. Stormen,
Ser baDoe facet Blpbepeienet til at
oplge Yulbom til 2an6ingSp1a6s
iite6enfor Gait 8ortune> gift iD5oner
og raie0e ODER G51ppep1a6len 112
&ime> efterot 2uftIfibet bat fommet
ne0 og onbroot fin &oneor.
Ser b<eo giort tre Soridg paa at
lonoe, fer Set en6elig lpffe6es. Gre
Sic Gang greb flere Me116 Eauget i
81ppelfibets Mgteren6e og fpite6e Set
til en- of 6e 8etonbloffer, Ser bar
albrogt bette 3ieme6. 1874. u6;>
1osfe6e 6erpao 27a Son 8auoballait
til Bet bor fommet paa ret &i9l.
&un6re5er al Mpn6, ser bialp til
me6 2an0ingen, fit fig en- goo 9tDrt
- Sen befien6t norife Slipper og
Folorfofer Erpgpe @ran> Der UNDER
&er6ensfrigen bor tienitgiort iom e1tr
gellf 6lDbeofficer, obanceren6e til
Maior, bar Serer for Set brittle
&an6leD-Yage Meroplan> 6er Treoag
46e SSuli foriggte at flDbe fra Grace
&arbor, @eu Goun6lan6, til Seem
Oorf, men poogruno af Maifinffaoe
blep 1e6t til at lon6e / 9eopa Scotia.
Gran ogte6e at bore tilite6e / Seem
Dorf pe6 set brittle ftprbare 2uft=
lfib u@-34"s Mnfomit 6i6 fra iin ST.
lonterbapstur. S enfelte a1nerifa11-
tie 8la6e bar Waior Grams 9eabn
forprenet til ~0berit @p9obegran"
Sans Meroplan er faafaoet> at oet
bill tage min6it en Maoneb at foa BET
repareret, og 6a Maior Gran maa
bore tilbage i england inben 4be
Muguit og ct an6et Meblem al g.
petitioner ogiao mon bore tilbage
on1trent iomtibig, b1iber Der lite no-
get Of BEN 11nbere116e 8e1et1ings
planlagte Sur ober 9ltlanteren.
We6 paa Suren bar Mon1iral 4err
og Maior 8racflep.
Maior Gran bar mes paa @cotts
SDopol polserpe6ition. @enere bleb
ban norif 61pbelpitna,1t; men git I'M
Ser @rigen i11o / BET brittle sSlpbe-
|beien, bbor ban u0marfebe Jig og
nbancere6e I'll Maior San bleb
ionret ergang nnber en- @anrp / 2l1fz
ten. @ran b6rer til ben befienote
l@ran-51pgt Bergen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-16
TOUCHING ALL
BASES

Tho Slim Sheriff. shut out Nc.
Graw's men wlth seven hits at
Circl Fripero. Cub ouifieldlng re-
cruit, knocked In the winning run
In tho tenth inning at Chicago and
gave Jim Vaughn victory over
the Phllles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-16
Art Gwmna Says:
II Am Sorry TO Hear a Dollar Is
Worth Only II Cents"

Dear Editor
Well I'D, | see by the paper where II
bird which teaches school over In "A
college or some plncc has gone upon the
stand In Chi, and says n dollar In not
dollar no mora. but IA worth only
~ cents.
Now I'D. | have been thinking all
along that them dollars war worth
facial value and have been cheated con
siderable and viii not accept no pay
after this unless ! am give four times
as much money on account Of a buck
being worth only 27 cents.
II In getting no Ed that man In
not ahln 10 tell how much he has In ms
pocket without dnsulting u expert to
figgor how much IN u coin worth. AZ
the rate set by this college bird n man
iright NJ well throw your pennies nwry
because II viii take four Of them to
be worth cent and besides look at all
tho bother and lingering II would tax"
even to buy coke and not he cheated
Well Ed. read In the paper whore
John Mc,;tnw has gone and conceded t.ic
flng to them Reds and I call thnt
mighty decent OF John because Cinci
WINS only eight gnmes ahead Of them
Giants and they was n good chance ot
New York winning out until Muggsy
Says Well ] give II UP and will 70
over TO Texas or some place and look
after "a little business I got over there
So | guess they might ms well begin
to sell tickets over In Cinci and | have
wrote letter TO Garry Hermann and
viii try 10 kin off this lottery stunt
10 tell which birds get tho tickets be
cause II would he Just my luck not to
have my number drawn out Of the ha,
or wherever they would he put
lncredulously Yours.
ART QUINN.
IE r n