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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
Interviews Isaac MarCoSson,
a Real Celebrity, and Learns
That He Wears Carpet
Slippers,

rs all over now, bu, the memory
Of that momcn, takes my breath every
time ! think OF IT, A real, regular
celebrity to be interviewed and the
man in authority chose me.
Isaac MafcoSson. war correspond
cni. national economic expert. the
man the | w. W tried to KIN Al.
two abs And he was waiting Tor me
At the Lee-IIuckIns hotel
Clean down 10 the Soles Of my shoes
! was thrilled Every nerve in my
body qulycred with the importance ol
the moment An ! should see him.
and having seen him | would bid him
tax on wcIghty matters. | would ask
Inn all about the Russian situation.
and he would knock me cold with
words couldn't understand and
things ! couldn', remember after
wards.
Tall, lean II limb. with flowing
loCk' Of deaic't black long curling
ryr.ashcS below an aldbastcr brow.
iln nervous fingers IN which he held
in aromatic Clgarel-tNa, thu, pic.
iufcd han a. ! hurried down the street
10 do the daring deed Al too soon
! reached my destination All too
soon the coal black serving man
raped on the door OF the room which
housed my quarry.
Come IN" boomed a voice which as
] cfawled across the threshold fur
ther stated, I'm glad to ,ec you"
| didn't say wora. / hadn't a
word 10 say There he stood. his hand
out',retched in friendly grceilng-thc
celebrity ! had come to see Aud /
want TO tell YOU tina, man gave me a
good old-faShloned Methodist hand
shake that warmed my soul and put
song in my heart. No long lean.
hungry looking propagandlst here
jus, a great, big, whole .'ouled man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

quick; | got such thing, 10
tell you"
katlc's clutch al my arm wa, con.
yul,lye and ! knew BY her lace and
eyes that her volatile natudc was
wrought up 10 rs highest pitch. /
hadn't seen the girl for several weeks,
and ! wondered for a moment Al her
unfamiliar appearance Then saw
that she was much thinner all the
rounded plumpness had departed
from her face and figure Evidently
work IN a munitions factory and the
iare OF 4 boarding house was not as
beneficial +, her aS the regime OF on
! 1mc.
| turned wlh her toward the drcc
ton ot my home before ! spoke
This j, q fortunate meeting Katie 30
| said "l' ha, saved me going down
10 your boarding place after YOU"
Katie flushed IN embarrassed fash
Jon
"I glad sou no &c." she said 81 mo-
dcrc any more those peoples know
NOTING, about me-
"What Have You Seem"
WHY aren't you working iu iu"
nr'l factory" ! asked as,ori,hcd
81 no dcre last two weeks Katie
returned laconcally Il work me by
drug store"
"ln the drug store" | echoed me
,hanically, for could think Of no
place in a pharmacy where Katie
would iit in
YEP Katie a,'entcd. with one Of
her ludicrou' adop,ions oi Amer.
,lnism', q help upstairs when WON
ln' need me help wash bottles.
oder things downstairs behind wall
when drug store mans busy"
But surely, you don't earn nearly
50 much money" ] protested
But | get chance to hear all pco.
pies ask for medicines, and | can
watch me all time for dot old devil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
Answers
by
PECK


!. Herbert Massey Peck
. Rockbridgc county. Virginia. %
years
g. Married wife and two children.
el2 West s2nd 81, ward one, pre-
cluct one.
g. Yes $3.50
6 Since October 2. 1905
:. H6i. personal. N6iis. real .s-
tate.
S Did not. Entered the army in
August, 1917.
have mt
i1 Not At all
IL. Elementary school. Rockhridgc
caIn,y. Va: high school. Beaver Dam.
Wisconsin. 4 years. graduated: Law
renee college. Appleton. Wisconsin. 4
years. graduated: University Of vlr-
glnin. department OF law. two years,
graduated
l?. Yes. While In Tic service went
NJ often ns conditions permitted
r.. have been In active military
service since August. 1917.
T. 1917. 500 1918 s.
Is. am major ~ field artillery IN
The United States army. Yearly salary,
81 OOo
is. None.
Il, 1916 assistant 4 c attorney FOR
IN" Western district Of oklahoma. sal
airy. $1,000: same position 10 August.
1911 Entered training camp and
worked up TO major OF field artillery,
L. s. 4, Ny present rank.
~, Paul VI pope. Or l.. J Moorman.
Jack BENSON, Rev. Charles G Weaver,
Beatrice RlRckman. who wired Janu-
ary H follows: Sentiment here for
vou for mayor. Tho women NJ Chicka-
shh elected tho mayor. Whv not the
women OF oklahoma Cly' Women
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

Pre- den, Wilson's address at New
York dealing with the unea,iness Of
the people, OF Europe The resou-
ton condemns any ratification OF
frontiers which IS inspired by desire
~ conquest and opposes armed inter
yentlon in Russia
Responsibility is declined according
10 the resolution Tor social event,
which may occur IN case the French
delegates at the peace conference sys-
.Hluchly 4 disregard popular asplra.
uod' and the desires Of the laborlng
.'av,, winch are those ol humanity
4. 4 whole
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
FIVE BOYS HELD
ON Theft CHARGE
Lads From 10 10 20 AC-
cuSed Of Hold Up,

NEW YORK. March e-tiye boy,
Ranging IN ages from 10 TO a. arc
under arrest today charged with as
saul, and robbery following the daring
|hold-up We prday in the financial dis
|trici OF Milton S,rohm. broker,
neSSengcr. Of Liberty bond, aud 9th.
ers valued At SJODO The boys. three
~ whom are brothers and messenger,
fW brokerage houses the police say,
|wsre associated in the robbery. S,rohm
|wts struck on the head ard his bag
|coh,aining the Liberty bonds and Sc
|curi,eS seized lie was so severely
injured that he had to be taken to the
hospital
After the arrest OF the youths the
police found the bag containing the Sc
|ruri,cS IN a subway station and the
5000 worth OF Liberty bonds were
found under the floor of paint ship
owned BY Edward AndrcaS father.
Paving an income tax will seem just
IKE putting morey in the bank il YOU
stop TO consider wha, would have hap
pcned had the Huns been con1ucroT'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
A Family Tragedy.

The visitors were struggling with
their portions Of very tough chicken,
ahcn the son OF the house whispered
10 nos small brother:
"Bill. somehow / wish old Fluff
hadn't died don, you,'- American
Boy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
Voters League QUESTIONABLE Answered by Candidates
Answers
by
RUSSELL

hSpDE1ALL
/ Clarence ". Russell.
LAX. City. Iowa. Age. q.
! Married. i've IN family.
a,9l we', l7,h street. ward ].
precinct ..
3. Yes. i?0,i
6. Eleven years
:. 1917. personal ilis6O: real es-
tate, iJst,ns: 1918, personal. $3.50 95. real
estate, f3'ii7. (AutomobIlc rcgistra-
ton fee not lncludedD
= Yes and paid Income tax. 1917.
Ils63l; l9lS il,05j1s
. No.
TO- Not At all
II Graduate common .nd high
school. Lake city. Iowa; attended COM
mon years; high school, T.
4, Yes Frs, Christian; regular at
terdnnt
~ County food administrator Mem
her county council Of defense Rppoint-
cd by govcrnorl, Chairman ConservA-
ton department Secretary all four
~ Liberty loan campaigns and APP
pointed for 5th. Directed sales cam
paisn In first and second drives As
sisted In Red Cross and all War Fund
campaigns. Member organization COM
mittce ~ t-Minute Men. Speaker all
war campaigns Was glad TO devote
practically entire time during the war
20 war work without compensation.
II Contributed TO Red Cross 1sl'
SIS &c. 1918, sl3i. This is independent
Knights of Columbus. Jewish Welfare,
and all other war causes
IL No.
10 None. None
Il Manufacturer ~ food products.
lsie salary 5000; l9li salary $500;
1918, salary 5000.
~ o Y Workman. George Fred.
erickson, II. W Smith, W, J, Pettce, G.
w Guntcr.
~, was persuaded 10 run hy
men ~ both parties big business men
and laboring men alike, men who want
10 see tho city continue to grow and
who know that growing city means
demand for labor Rt good wages
These men know my qualifications and
that my business experience would en-
nhle me to give tho city nm honest, ef-
ficient business administration have
no political ambition. and II IN appar-
en,, cannot hope for personal reward
Am under no obligations TO any man.
rroup ~ men. or organization, therefore
II elected. YOU can derend on an I'm.
partial honest, efficient business nd.
mlnlsratlon.
20, Nineteen Ogl wears IN capacities
uf manager huycr. director, owner of
large mercantile business. managing
from 20 10 900 mon. statesmen. sales
agencies, branch houses super'ntcn-
dents. fotemcu. mechanics. lahorors
women and girls Have hcen president
OF Ad club; president SNlcsmanship
club. Vice president Chamber Of Com
mcrcc; National Rank director; leader
In Public Welfare work and active IN
| every citv het,ernent campaign for ih
wears Never held political office He-
KAN nt the bottom a- clerk NJ tiS per
month and worked my way up,
81. Yes, :, Yes
~. Very good
q, Yes 2, Yc.
~ Thorough. .. IN favor OF neccs-
safy bonds for needed hstterments and
improvements, that tho city may grow.
labor bs employed and the city become
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08
Questions
by
VOTERS LEAGUE

What is your name In fullt
Where were YOU born what was
your age on your last birthday
1-Are you single II married. how
many In family
olive name OF your street and
number ~ residence. state ward and
precinct In which you vote.
s,-Do you own your home' what "a
Its lnssessed valuation OF isiT-ls?
SLOW long hh$e you been a legal
resident OF OkshoNs Clty1
Tax Information Sought.
State tho amount pf personal
taxes paid In Oklahoma city In 1917
and 1918. State amount Of real estate
taxes paid same periods
s-DId you mako income tar report
20 United states revenue service and
10 the state OF oklahoma in 1911 and
lsls'
e-IIave you ever been convicted OF
o. indicted for any crime7
io.--To what extent have you used
or do you now use intoxicating liquors
OF drugs OF any kind?
li-Name kind Of school In which
YOU were educated. viz: common school
high school. business college or univer-
si,y, Give name. location and length
OF tlme you attended each and state
whether or not you graduated from any
one or all Of them
ls.-Aro you member ~ any
church, state your average attend
anco for 1918.
l1.--Wcre YOU In actual military serv-
leo during lsl1.is7 II not, state what
local war work activities you took part
In during lsl7-ls.
it.--Nsme the amount Of your Red
Cross contribution for year 1917. For
1919
lj.--Are you now either an elected or
appointed government. state, county or
city official' State what position you
hold and yearly salary you receive,
lc.--state what other elective offices
YOU have sought before the voting pub
lie In tho state OF Oklahoma, county
or city during the past three years.
state what hppointiye offices sought
during same neriod.
what was your occupation, in 1872 In
1917. In 1887 what was your year
ly salary
is.--Giye names Of five representa- =
tive citizens OF oklahoma City who So
llolted YOU TO file for this office.
io,-Why do you seek the officer
Qualifications.
s0.-Whnt particular experience have
YOU had that qualities you for this po-
sl,ion7 What training As an executive
What business enterprise have you had
charge OF where you had direction and
supervision Of mon, and how many men
under your chsrge7
si.--Are you familiar with the char
ter OF Oklahoma city, Have you road
II and studied It's division OF duties for
each commissioner
2..-what IL your opinion Of the
present charter and Its form OF govern
ment1
2s,--Do you believe In the civil serv-
Ice section OF tho charterf II elected,
VIM you see that II, m well ~ all other
provisions, are enfofced7
t,-What study have you made Of
the needs Of the city for improvement
IN all branchesY What IL your Idea
about bond issues. tho budget systern,
tax and revenue Departmental
.S.--ln reference to paving. sewers,
public improvements. hiring OF labor,
sale ee bonds and genera, conduct oi
city business, would you give home
concerns, homo labor, and home insti-
tutlons an oven break--evcrythinG be-
Ing equalS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-08

,rrii,tic r,,d,d,,c ~, ,,.. ,,,..,i,.'.
and A nocrat,c r,r,ics
,"d @ ,wo 'a"'' sor.' .rne.n Ipss"us , ., % one & h,e
,..,.t ,' "" so"s No,In- .I
ono 90. ..co,t ii,,,,,,,,, =" ,'' o, 'ru",,, ,,n :
nnyy Unyc a bro,bcr Who n leu.
tenant colonel. now In active service
In Germany.
Nes, '-h ,oro v,r5 ono, ,re.
cirrt seven
f"e No answcr - IN assessed
valuation Tor l'll-''lN
sonal ana real estate
income tax both to T. $ sovernmou'
" ~
10 Not answered
II. Was not able io ~ 20 college m
account on surpor'ng par.n', hut have
good common school education
4. attend church hut 40 not he.
r. Volunteered for service hut was
not accepted Subscribed to the full
inSs, NhNh,'on ,Nr',,N, hnlsns OF
"lu,npus hnV wv SCOUTS 'u nhNe
'"ut"t H'n'npN "U" '"h'S h"u sun owe
No'"o "" 'n'U'
Il Answered qs above.
, ~. Am inen,h'r ~ 'Ne senate 81
=.
10 Ntete senator, NuhiN, " per dlFm
q A,,c,,cy
Is Could name lo0 representative
citizens who have requested mo to run
To- mayor hut think u Is unnecessary.
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MSOCde17
husband
What Katis Told Madge.
NHoAa Garrison

EOH-lI Mis,is Graham, my dear
" Mi,IS Graham, coome home
quick | got such thing, 10
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Answers
by
SNYDER

Received letter March 3rd. registered
mail Som" interrogitivrr shall not
answer because do not think u ueccs-
-ary. | DO this regardless ~ what cf-
feet u may have. My understanding of
this movement 10 that ~ ~ for tho pur.
pose ~ nominating tho hest md most
available candidate ~ tng republican
aui mOCratic parties
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-05-08
Do You Enjoy Laep

=
A man in good physical con-
dition is almost certain to en-
JOY life, while the bilious and
dyspeptic are respondent, do
not enjoy their meals and
feel miserable a good share of
the time. This ill feeling is
nearly always unnecessary.
A few doses of Chamberlains
Tablets to tone up the stom-
ach, improve the digestion
and regulate the bowels is all
that isneeded. Try it. Kear-
ney Pharmacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-05-08


Miss Coda Watterson went to
Des Moines, Saturday, after visit
here with relatives.
Miss Mabel Hansen returned to
Extra, Monday, after spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Bison in
Brayton.
Pete Hassenfeldt, Will May, Mr..
and Mrs. John VandeBrake and
children were entertained Sunday
at the Nels Johnson home.
Miss Bernice Arnold, daughter
OF Sam Arnold, was completely sur
prised, last Friday evening, when a
crowd Of her young friends gathered
at her home to spend the evening
with her. A nice luncheon was
served. The young people report a
splendid time.
Mrs. Alice Connrardy went to
Stuart, Saturday evening, for an
over Sunday visit at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Byrd Graf and
family. While there she also en-
joyed a visit with her grand daugh-
ter, Ethel Smith, of Des Moines
who came to Stuart for an over
Sunday visit.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-05-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Winifred Hoffman left for
Atlantic and Walnut Monday eve
ming for few days visit. At the
latter place she will visit her sister.
Miss Edith Brown, who is taking
nurses course at the Congrega-
tional hospital in Des Moines, visi-
ted over Sunday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. DIR. Jacobsen and
family in Extra.
Mrs. j. M. Dimick went to Win
field, Saturday, and enjoyed a few
days visit at the home Of her SOC,
Clyde and wife.
Pete Sorenson, who is clerking in
the Petersen store, was on the sick
list the latter part of last week, but
is able to be back at work again,
this week.
The long spell of rainy weather
has left the roads in bad shape in
many places and autoists have some
very disagreeable times during their
travels. At one place near town
five cars were stuck at one time,
Sunday. Let us hope the dust will
blow soon,
Mrs. John Parrott and daughter,
Lavona, went up to Audubon, Mon
day noon, and will visit a few days
this week with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Ceranek and family.
Jake Baiers came down from Aud
ubon and enjoyed an over Sunday
visit with relatives at the w. O.
Scott home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Parrott
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. Parrott.
| Mrs. Ida Shoesmith is expected
to return to Extra, the last of the
week from a visit in Anita.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-05-08

/ XII
Earl Fredericks was on the sick
list with the mumps, last week.
Oluf Jensen Of Audubon was a
business visitor in Extra, Saturday.
Hershall White of Dedham was
calling on friends here over Sunday.
It does the work, use sanol Eczema
Remedy to get rid of those Black
Heads. Pimples. or Rough Bumpy
Skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cures
any case of Eczema. Is pleasant to
use. A trial will convince you. SOC
and s1.00 at the Kearney Pharmacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Parrott
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. Parrott.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-05-08

Mrs. Ida Shoesmith is expected
to return to Extra, the last of the,
week from visit in Anita.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-05-08

Jake Baiers came down from Aud
ubon and enjoyed an over Sunday
visit with relatives at the w. O.
Scott home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03
SOCIALISTS TO
REVISE PLANS
Americans and BeIgianS Not
Represented,

PARIS. SUNDAY Feb , Refusal
hy Belgian and American socialist
10 attend either the socialist ~ ,fdi,
union congressc, at Bcfne does not
seem 20 have derdngcd the plan, o'
the leaders there, who are goms
ahead with the drawing up nl thuf
.chcdulc a, II nothing had occurred
according 10 dispatch from Bunr
The coming week will hc taken u.
hy reunion Of all socialist Ir.rpt
tons and plenafy session, Will hr
held Toward the end ot thc week
the German delegates will 90 20 We
mar 10 be present a. the opening o,
the German national assembly The
permanent committee will continue
work while thc German, are aHls
and upon their return will dsDu.
the status oi a rev in'crni'iUni,c
based on 'hc league o' nation, ter
rlorll question, and w0fkmcr'.
charter, llalmaf Bnn,ns tine
swedish socialist will preside a. the
Opcning session and make an aiIrr..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03
Unique Little Principally of
LeiChtenstein Tires of Ruler

lrichlcn,teln, sole remnant oi the
golden age OF happy peasants, peace.
IN village, and tax tree country
sides, ruled throughout u, sixty
square miles OF picturesque Alpine
scenery hy a gentle autoorat who do.
mated hospitals, school hun,c,
churches and other IL CESS lo the ,uh
Ie.t, who had never even seen hm
his. like the rest OF central Europe
Welded 40 ,hc cdll oi the wild and
1uirfcicl with II, polen'itc
His Serene llighncs, Prince lU.
hanu Marie Fraui placllc Won md ~
lcIOhlcu,tclu. Duke oi lrupplu and
Of jacgcrndon, Bal.ii of tine Cath.
pll, dUd Sovereign order oi Malta,
according 20 a cable dispatch u.t n.
,ctcd from Nilu', the capital OF hl,
mgD'r'ul principally, +, now en-
gagged 100 q conflict with thc' elected
dcpurc. oi ms lOOrO subject.
II 3, not SEQ many year, since h,
subjects came 20 hi, magnificent pal.
ace. situated in shc LITTLE nlcpcnl.
cnCy between As'rl ,nd Swlvcr-
land. and demanded blanily that as
he va, reported 70 possess great
wealth he pay them au annual sum
for the privilege OF being their muH
arch Prince lphlnus father had A..
ready frmitlcd All taxes. paying ios
'hc expenses oi the little govern
mcn,, the upkccp Of streets. roads.
,.hoo',. chufchc, and plhli. work,
from his private purse.
The good folk oi I h'rr-,r,n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03
CONGRESS- FACES
BUSIEST week
Gil Land Leasing Measure 70
Lawmakers,

WASlIlNGION, lch. g. Congress
faces rs busiest week thus far o. the
,hOu, session, with final enactment OF
the var revenue bill. legislation 10
validate informal war contracts, and
the orl Land teasing measure. regard.
cd hy leaders ds the most urgent mat
tcfs a. hand 4 nymbcr ol the tegu.
li' annual appropriation bills abo
are pending and may be completed
before Saturday night
Congestion Of legislation caused
Sunday committee work 10 begin yes.
lcriiy and although icw leaders Of
either party now feel that an extra
session can hc avoided. regular night
sessions may he brought up again this
week in the senate, hut the war
revenue h'l viii be given fight-oi'
way
Today the senate resumed work On
the sWrNNON poN'otilcc measure
and after IT'S disposition the deiic-
icnDy bill 10 fcSoind $liDo0WUlO
Of war appropriations will hc taken
up The river and hafbon legislative
anil other supply MEASURES will fol
llw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03

years ago and demanded ol the pre-
ent ruler, who IS now N yeats old.
constitutional government and =
diet OF fifteen deputies.
The prince granted this frq,cai
with hereditary amiablllty and con
tlnued his benevolenceS to the thrice
blessed people. 'Most OF his tine he
spent IN his grea, palace in Vienna,
noted for is magnificent art collcc
ton and the gorgeous entertainments
in which he played host to the Aus
,rian mobility. Wi,hou, evct being
prcsen, in person, the prince man.
tanned his paiefnal and expensive
guardianship over the simple and
thrifty Leich,cnS,einefs.
Undisturbed by War.
Even 'he great world war did not
mar their bucollc calm. Tor although
connected with Austsia.Ilunglfy by
postal, ,elegfaphic and customs treat
les. the little principality declared II,
neutrality in 1914, and with the all
OF FRANCE, va, pcfmlOtl 70 import
wheat and other iood,tuiis through
Switzerland.
And now, despite the prodigall,y Of
its ruler. who, because OF his shy
ness anil persistent SccluSiun from
the company OF any but his personal
servant, and Secrelaric'. IS conid.
cred the create, man OF mystery on
the continent. the sturdy burghcr,
and iarmeriolk of the kingdom are
reported to be demanding boo, com.
plcte remuneration II the throne
Dyef-"lS DR. Deum well up in Nj.
profession" Ryer-" What hr doesn't
know ahou, medicine would ill a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03
POOR PETR0GRAD;
HERE'S MORE GRIEF

STOCKHOLM. Fcb. ! pepngrsl
hl, been h1nhafded hy kfon,nIt
artillery and many peoo'c have hcrn
kil,el according 90 traveller, vino arr
quoted 10 mi, effect hy ihc fnn#
papers Serious disorders are pre-,
Jlcnt m pr'fnwI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03

however, not satisfied with these
blessings with freedom from mill.
tary service and a thousand and one
other iclicitieS oi a truly fairy land
existence, felt the urge OF pali,ics
,'rrng in their rotund breas, a Jew
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03
RHEUMATIC PAINS
0sscxiy GssSA - eesstfstlas
hasutIus Wtxae on

A sale and harmless preparation
20 relieve the pa,rs OF Rheumatlsm
Sciat,ca, Lame Back and LumbAso ~
Hamlins Wizard Oh I. pene.ratei
quickly, drives ou' sotene. anc
limbers up stiff aching joints ant
muscles
You will find almos, daily uses for
IL IN cases o, sudden miShaps or &C
cidents such ls SPANS bruises, cuts
burns. bites and sunSs Just as re
liable, too, for eArlche, toothache
Group and colic
Get 3, from druggist, for 70 cents
II not sati'he! te,ufn the bottle anc
get your money back
Ever constipIted or have siol
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