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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-25
MEDIUM SAYS BODY OF DROWNED GIRL LOCATED
UNDER DRIFT MILE FROM POINT OF ACCIDENT;
WATER 20 FEET DEEP DIVERS BUSY AT SCENE

At 1 o'clock this afternoon the
body of Bertha Grizzle had not been
recovered, althugh a large force of
divers were working in an attempt
to reach the spot designated by the
medium" who arrived at the scene
late Thursday, according to tele-
phone reports from Verden The
spot designated is one mile from the
spot where the accident occurred.
The water is 20 feet deep. Accord
ing to the medium" the body IS
lodged under a drift.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-25

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-25

and profiles for the building of this
sewer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-25

You will find all the
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-15
selous a MinhtY Hunter.

Frederick tourtenay Srlous u. 8
o.. called the mlshtiest Of hunters
wa, born q London boy with the call
of the Wild ~ his blood Forbidden a
school 10 climb dangerous elms for
rocks nests he persuaded his dorml
tory mates 10 lower him from the win
dow> ana he climbed for his eggs al
midnight. on bitter March day hc
swan an icc-cold lake for herons eggs
In the great ice disaster on Regent
Park lake In 1867 he had his first es-
cape from death.
In 1871, when only twenty. he land
ed In South Africa. vowed for life 10
the desperate calling of profession
al hig-game hunter. and had many
fights with. aud hairbrrndth escapes
from. lions. hufalos, elephants and
other Wild animals,
His physique, as an early portrait
shows. was 1.-The and tough MS that OF
the lions he hunted. when he was
ffty.seyen he cyclcd 100 miles on a
soaking day In England. when he was
sixty.fve he fen hgTlting in East AZ
RIGA.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-15


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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-15


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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-15
A Subs titute
for MOllie
N@
By lola FORESTER

Copyright. 1912 by tho Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
Harriet found her crying when she
came DOWN at 1880 Saturday morn
Ing There wus mail Oh the little OAK
desk By the telephone switchboard,
but Mollle paid no attention To It or
her other duties MS operator and gen.
ersl reception lady for the Orlenta
apartment on Riverside drive
ITS me big brother Danny, Miss
Baxter" she explained. Hes just on
the transport and they've got him out
a. one Of those hospitals in lIed-over
department stores. and its me one
chance to see him after two years
in France. and that old villain ~ Il
Grumel won't leave me on three hours
Danny says he rnny be transferred az
ter today. aud what II don't see him.
when he's all I've got7"
Harriet was disturbed ana indig-
nant. She thought quickly There
were only two appointments one at
the dressmakers that was easy to
break and one at the dentists Then
the matinee that afternoon With Vera
She could phone her and this was an
extreme case.
You 10 right along Molly. and for
get all about this can run THIS
switchboard. aud tell everyone about
the apartments Mr. Grumel WON'T be
around. and youll he back NJ two.
surely won't YOU"
MolEe promised bIithely ana depart
Ell with her blue eyes happy maj The
dHuples showing IN her rosy checks
She WIS only sixteen Harriet thought
piaridly Us She took new book and
prepared for quiet morning Then
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-15
Utah "Rlnht In Linen

Utah has recently put up six modern
district school buildings in Uinta coun
ty, and one of them will replace a tiny
ill-lightcd log cabin. II was not Sc
many years ago that the pioneers OF
that state held school In tents. but
school nevertheless was held, and ms
soon rs they could spare time they
built The cabins. Aud now even Old
Dry Fork has II $1,000 structure with
standard classroous. ""''''
fees n libra
will soon bee n
cnce the new
for five tents
dianapolIs Ne
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23

Sguen COnSttuyendO nueStra fIOta de CObate engrO-
sada pOr Ia renOrnbrada gonna aKELLY-SPRINGFIEL
que adeas de la mas es Ia nnejOr garan-
tia ver'dad Esta gonna da BLOWOUT
Un Garage p1bco rnodernisirno con capacidad para
venta de gasolna lubricantes servico de d1a
toda Ia noche; taller para reparaciones cargo del
conocido experto mecanico Abdon Muxo, auxilia-
de experienced nuy probada; una tienda para la
vena de pleas para nuestros Oros arteacos
de automobiles nuestro salon de ventas para COLE
ROAMERo HUPMOBILE BETHLEHEM estan
todos nstaados bajo este techo enorme 10 cuaI po-
nennos incondciOnalmente la disposition del pubico
general. san
Cuando venga San Juan necesite lavaro su CAIRO
bien nandelo nuestroo garage Nuestros precios con
meor serviciO son iguales los de otras parties.
cAceptanos AUTOMOBILES trucks en- alnacenaje por
d1as por rneses, con sitiO flo
Nuestra organization es su mejor garantia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23

"A este hernoso edifco que ue construido expresa-
ente para el negOcO de automobiles heos traslada-
do nuestro Quartet General
CALF encontrara nuestra Clientela grandenente per-
feccionado el buen servicio que le henos prestado
KOdmGT ,, "America's smartest car"
OOl6, "El Monarca del camino"
Hupmobile, ~Rl mas popular"
Bethlehem, FL autocamion del dta~.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06

viii cost approximately $500 apiece
and Will be OF the individuality and
the breeding TO make large official
records If handled properly upon their
arrival
The farmers Of New Castle county
are appreclating more and more the
possibilities Of the dairy industry in the
East. Although dairy cattle are now
higher priced yet due to the export de-
mand, there is reason to think that
there Is still TO be material raise in
price. Many dairy cattle have been
exported to France. At the present
time an agent is in the United States
authorized TO purchase 5000 head OF
dairy cattle for the French government.
Il is obvious that during the next sew
eral years the farmer who has pure
bred and high grade dairy cattle TO put
on the market Will be in a.positlon to
receive some very desirable prices for
them.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
congress URGED
TO PASS FLU BILL
Measure Introduced To
Ward Off Danger CT An
other Epidemic
APPROPRIATES
Sc, 900. 900 FOR FIGHT

WASHINGTON, Aug. e.--Congress is
being told plainly. clearly ana straight
rom home that the people want their
Government to get busy Immediately
IN nationwide campalca 10 head on
, recurrence Of the dreid influenza
Epidemic
Letters and kilograms 5y the thou
sands are coming 10 members Of 5a;h
Houses, urging them TO WORK for and
vote for the Hard.ng-Fess bill which
sppropristes SJ000000 for influenza IN
Vesiieation
This measure is the l.st step in a
comprehensive and effective nght on
the 'ilu" II proposes TO do what csn-
not be done otherwise. Tor n PAGES
the United states Government in com
mand and back OF the "qniiau" nsht
And II proposes 10 keep the Govern
ment there until SITTER the "ad7 germ
has been tracked TO It's lair, and until
its ravages upon human life are an
cient history
Under L. :. Health Service.
The Harding-Fess bill, Il 70 becomes
law, would place the United states
Public Health Service IN direct chai &c
Of the "sntiflu' tight This service
would cooperate with the medical de-
partments Of the army and navy. and
with other public and private research
laboratories that have facilities for as
sistng In the work.
Senstor Warren G Harding and Con-
gressmsn Simeon n. Fess. both OF Ohio.
introduced the bill but the father"
OF the measure IS the American Med
ical Association, which at its annual
convention urged the necessity OF al
governmental appropriation and inves-
hgation Of influenza in this country
The medical associations "antl1u"
stand has been warmly supported by
newspapers all oyer the country These
Two factors-and another-make 70
seem probable that the bin will pass, |
and with little. opposition The other |
factor Is the avalanche Of word from
home which has come 10 Individual /
members Of Congress urging the pass
axe Of the "antiflu" bill.
There Is, however. a possibility OF
delay. Congress is deluged with work,
packer legislation. the treaty, the
League OF Nations. the railroads. other
and a mess OF all sorts
Of bills. This Is why there is need OF
further, and stronger. prodding by the
home folks Every letter or telegram
from back home TO a Congressman ror
senator viii aid In having the ant
1u' bill hurried through both houses
and signed by the President
Until this is done the "antifu' fight
is at a standstill Nothing much worth
while has been done snce the recur-
ring epidemic Of last spring. And today
there are indications OF recurring
epidemic on the threshold Oae Ohio
town, Berea, according 10 word to
Fess. is "peppered with
he 'nu'.' And the report goes on 10
'ay that the epidemic there Is worse
low than il was last winter
That is an Indication. health ex-
'erts say. Of the condition in which
iher localities may be plunged as fall
nd winter approach II was in late
Iugust last year that the "flu" epi-
ennis strurk this country with such
orce. starting at Boston and sweeping
j over the country, from ocean TO
Evening journal., 1919-08-06

the children Of the city at Eden Park
lomarre.v. II IS The annual custom Of
the Federation TO gather together the
little ones OF the city to whom an out
ing is Injury, and who probably VIII
have no other chance to set out for a
days picnicine, and give them a treat
at the park. All children and organza-
tions having to do with children are
invited to help out in bringing together
the little ones.
The start Will be made from Ezlon
Church at o'clock and committee.
headed by Mrs NJ. 2. Jackson. Will be
present to cater TO the comfort and
pleasure OF the children.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06

ocean, until there was scarcely a VII
lsse which remained unsteieken.
The coming OF the epidemic found
the nation unprepared to cope with It.
And, so say these health experts. we
are little less prepared Tor a recurring
epidemic. They fear that another ma
tion-wide epidemic this fall and win
ter will take an even greater toll OF
lie, and cause a larger economic loss
than the flrst.
II has been estimated that 10000
deaths in America last year were
caused by the "flu,n and that the
economic loss ran into billions Of dol
lars. This springs epidemic is said
to have cQst $1,000 lives
Statistics of over 100000 wage
earners show that during 1915 the NOR
tallty was higher by more Nan 30 per
cent than prevailed IN 1871 This was
due 10 the influenza epidemic
And yet tho death rate for 1918 be-
fore September ! was lever than for
the corresponding period Of 1917 Be
ginning with october the "nu' cpl
demlc got under fun swing, in Sep
tember the death rate began 10 rise
above the figures Of 1917. In October
the mortality rate Of 2Oi2 per 1000 az
compared with. 1924 in October 1871
an excess Of 81 per cent Tho No
vember death rate, 8ols per 1000. was
the highest Of any month OF The year
That was the peak month Of the flu
pneumonia epldem C.. In November,
1917, the death rate was only 1885 per
1000
The death rate among these workers
declined In December, being 23S per
1000 But that Is large when compared
with the death rate for December, 1917.
when 10 was 1903 per 1000
The highest weekly death rate was
reached In the week ending November
i6, 1918. when ~ OF every 1000 di-i.
November was the death month OF
1918
There Is time FOR Congress TO do
something toward helping health Of
nclals, physicians and others interested
In the pubic health 10 prevent a re-
currence Of tho "1u' epdemlc-to halt
tho coming OF another death month
But Congress must ac quickly Usually
Congress docs not act quickly. Mostly
Congress takes its time and acts when |
10 gets good and ready. often Congress /
reeds proddlng from the home voters |
The American Medical Association, |
he health comm ssionors OF cities and |
/ small army Of civilian "nu' lighters !
rope therell be plenty or proddlng
intll Congress acts.
The Want Ads Will point 10 good in
icstments and business partnershlns.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06

The Want Ads Will point 10 good in
vostmenls and business partnerships.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
BAIUJSM||AN BAIUSM|'|4AINII BUYING BUYING
PURE BRED COWS
Two Carloads Holsteins to
be Distributed in This
County
WILL BE SOLD TO
FARMERS AT COST
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

NEWARK, Aug. 6.-County Agent r..
10. Bausman, Is IN mo West purchasing
one or probably two carloads of pure
bred >Holslein cows to be distributed
among the farmers Of the county at
actual cost through tho New Castle
County Farm Bureau and the Farmers
Trust Company Of Newark, and the
New Castle County National Bank OF
Odessa, cooperating.
Although cattle are steadily becoming
higher In prices and more dlnlcult TO
purchase yet u Is the hope OF the farm
bureau executive committee that
high class bunch of-dairy COWS can be
secured on this shipment. These COWS
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN

Thousands Of mothers have found Mother
Gray's Sweet Powders an excellent remedy
Tor childreL complaining OF headaches
-olds, feverishness. stomach troubles and
suffer during these days and excellent re-
quits are accomplished by its use. Used hy
.pothers for over 30 years. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere
Evening journal., 1919-08-06

OUTING FOR COLORED CHILDREN.
The state Federation Of Colored
Women will give its annual picnic to
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-07

MaIe2 ) (iheuS Ssb erbpcrueoe
ban liz Sen enc tSaareltatiou citcr
ocn anocu Der % ltore Nftier % Nu
6ele / Ilgucuoc 6orctugcnoer /
Queensland, inolcoc9 at oct Antul
Saar, ban loo tlippe, / Ell lang Aur.
rUfte bCIeb lig til ca. I Viiliou aur
liza mCo en- iamlct lllouPrbi Al 81
Wiiniouer ar. (rc az hans 6adre.
farmer omintteoe t%iIinnmcn Ct Arcol
al ca. 100000 Ncre&.
5 1899 blep DicGongbeu MicoIeul
Al oen lopqipcuoc SoriumIinl o.
bIcp ct Bar Mar eiter uOIct % nj
Aulqbt IitcIcn iom NncrtlcuocIie a
lin potriotiltc o. 'jIontrouiitc &lrt
iOmhe0. ) NuiIraIicn rcQrtoe5 ban
/ NlminoeIigbcO ion Ell al |uuoc;a
@runolGggcrc llnocr ocH 'poarrl
tante Arig aau han tore ScIeb til
Cprettelien al alilrul'tc (roupctOu
tingcuter, oq ban hor u0crIigcrc al.
pet itorc Neleb til oct Slng'tib. Nu.
itrulicn itipnfeoc Storbritamjcu ol
iii l%llitcr Gon0tt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-07
Gm ren Suofarue
Heblige 6iuoer - Share Eine -
San DC fleite 1uiuoer ba,
Siger Or. Gomuro3, en- eel.
fjeuott Sbio,SPge.

Or. ). 80. GSgporos bar / i'm
II IQr5 YrorIS beTbreoet CT hort
Irtal aoiuSsr, iom leo al Seper.
og Nopeipgoomme. 8iernem Sis.
ie aar GAP Dan inc BARTENDER en-
Rece9t ona oeIfierSte Wanteipife
bIarbet meo OlioercIie, ipm Se.
rer Rnonet Or. G0porSs Srce
SabIetS. aieuoeut4rtet er SItner
6arper. OiAe S1hletter sisr I'm.
)erpGrtar paa0 tooen oa9eoerer os
i~rerrfproer @elbefinserbet, icTti.
Dig iom Ser 6eotrfer llbrenieVie Of
De siitige geitnSeIe I SSltryst.
SSpis &c bor ct blest 4rfist, s,i.
item Suofuroe, tiIlsreSe Gins,
Sinner, belast Sunge, Sooshpins,
nerpsS, aImiapelist SISebefin.
oenoe, tras Raoe, fog en- SafIet
huer giter for Ell Sio % MORT
Reiultatet.
SuituSer al aoinoer q W9nS
Burger Or. gSparos' SItpe Fab.
LET'S - Set eneite goae MioSel lite.
be,ior Colonel - al % I'll finn ior
at bolse iis | Bigger. Zoe % 25e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-07
Nefrmttcrim9cm | @Grcm

ara lite W{ol al loar bcgnu0te
Observation-Disclosures at %atccutcrc ror
,Snomeloelie ! SGreu ("GuItiuueut')
fife eugclittoleIoc umeritonifc Dor
qerc og Sffc Hor8ere. &isl5e en- al
&ouqre9ieu ue0taaet nllolertlotg De.
ilutning oil iooonmc GnIllrments
iortiGttc irotiI 6reOatrattaten er goo.
tlerbt.
GSislge SOP al 1899 por MGnH.
Der life furoe tale, lGie % itrioe en-
gelif G~n0tugen Snoianere), uoeIutfet
ira al gisre Iieneite ! oer amerifonife
2lrnre. ) ben ScnNgt at Iortiptte
mco GnIiimieut AZ uIPiefproige
{" %Qitcrate3"D og life cngeIittnIenoe
Wipno bar ariI3oepartemertet be,
lutte at isge oeure Soo opbPpet. ct
@~opiorila1 herom er iroIeueret aon'
gre$icu iii @ebnnblirg.
Te mioPreuoe Sope ON Haturoli'
Ierinq be'temmer, or en- Vfatto. Der
life er ameritarit Berger, iom er.
tlprer oct iom FIN Seriigt al blioe
Norger o. iom saor ino | gtilitPra
tieneiten FOR 3 Aar. tar eiter AZ ban
or blet meooelt Iiifeo ("bonorabIe
discourage iaa iuIbt ameritarif Sor.
geritob, ioruoiat al ban anisger Der.
ON inoen 6 Waaneoer eiter ban er
traaot uo al Sieneiter.
en- llblPnoing fan i~aaIeoeS peo
at saa iuo / Dor Scr / 6reostto blloe
amcrifanif @oraer eiter Nftnimma
3 aar, meoenS Der peo cipiI 6rem'
gansSmaaoe meogaar mnioit : Nar.
Reo andre Sro. Observation-Disclosures
bar paIgt oenuc 6remganssmaaoe
iom ct SEQ i amcrifuuiierineen al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-07

len % poa Snatcn oa ri por 0pitc2
cib iQien.
Nadfon reiitc Cu4oud Sen 3Otc. ioo
leo har III bare 0iu0ct on lltrcrt
iaielt, men nlnil lcpCr 10 iaa at iige
bare pao Winoer. Mn bar lea oaiau
iremmcoc, nenllia &ohua S~eitcroMre
Gctra o. Wnr1rethc aalcitoo. @ Ct
bortc hos Snlanne NuitsiI oQioa,
men DC lager her hos mig. Nu piI
DC taac iig Ell Sm til Sclior0 %
maaife lrnarre. o cr prntionmc
og liplile.
Soog Den 9oe %Ntlauit ringer aanlc
&pitseioS Girteflotfer ouer ,%oronn
aielloalS SoroeiGrb Sun maattc
poa Spaehuiet / Tor&qrumo oa Iepcoc
bare rcgle Gage. Sum fom hiem Tom
2ia. SerNeS Seitcrbottcr, gnne 81.
%itcinsbotter, Stein2mlS. fol hape
benbeS Gus % Snbbo.
Ser er N iialminoelia itcr SGroicl
/ CONNER. Ser fan iore Ell IS
@iler I'll bier 0og rllolaiteo. Nit
bar Sollef aSleItoo opiao fisbt iia
@iI. % set bar aobt ior Sc trPtte Sc.
iteber. Seq tror Oct bIIr oucr ct Nib.
belSaor. bpao MpllnQcu onaaor, for.
ifc noGet uiiibre Sci pna ionlnle Ste.
ser. ,Triierne er 1.-THE. pnn hpoo man
ifol babe, nonbt at ion Ntclf 90 Smer,
Git er iaa onr. at oct er life Rant ~
tiebc Ben. Seq bar borte hos San
bclsmanocn 9ioro, her ON Gaqell, %
Ell Wanb ira Meno4 / ScIioro font
meo Ell &a9ie Bieito't 6 ar. pr. ai.
10. Smsr taler IoIf org, at ser be.
tales op til 10 Ser. W. ailo. Nu fau
ToIt ~iorlanae iao meQct set itoI pGrc
ba her life Longer or aoutrol.
Nu er lea iGrhiQ Tor oennc Gang
cnboa icg bar manat % me9et at
'igc coer, irentoelc@ ON lea bar Sci.
len.
Tolf CT nj Napnot mco Sfilren o.
her CT tort, blir FOR tart nj for Totc.
tcruc. Sea fit &ilicn mcb 9lrbrcaS
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ica fruloe icnbc noQct ocrfra, fonlmc
0ib bort; mcil her cr nonot Tor Splf
% bcrtil er oct roQct fo'tbort ot foml.
me 0io; men Def cr life pit bpor &a-
rem Nnnr. Gr set ion "9oQo" lao
tonmcr icg nof bi0 cuQonQ til; icg
bar uGrct ser Tor mango ?lor iiocn.
Soo mno s lcpc bel ole &cnncr on
Gicn6tc.
Sen lite Iitgltit 1919.
Sorbiprg sic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-07
Wcrocns Taarcfongc.

Ieroens ~itsrite 6nareauler, Cir
Somuel WtcGonghep ~ i Auitrollen
tienot uroer @ete1nelien "&croens
;Saarefonge" - er bso | Slbnep, 81
Anr CANNED.
Cir Samuel u~bpanoreoe / 20
Narsaloeren ira England meo et
SciIifib. Tom par So Gage pnoeruei5
iii suitralicn. 90 bespuOte meo en-
beiteoen Stiaing hos 10 Cutler, iom
orep Taareupl. San blcu imioIertio
hurtig iorircmmet iii SoruuIter %
Snipcftsr. % | 1862 tisbtc ban lig
ell Ynocl / ell $4,000 Acres 6aarc.
itation peo llraua / Rcp Soutb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-07

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on life cr 'ttrt cIcr iriii ifnINcr Ou Sjf
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lItGlj0c u~erpsie. ncobruotc Mcuutifer
Der alto islre iiR mel. Far '0rsaet lin
S,nrtc o. lloholotubeN plG en- 10 llGcrs
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ire Niliorer Dieuueiicr ndrltl. % Sus
bri'drtcrne Qdrdutcrer hcIoige on belt
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bcr. eIer Sc oil tiIbdscbctoIe oipc %cu1c
Set irI9e5 AZ ale Qohc 2potbetere.