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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-24
KNOW BEEF GRADES AND
BUY DESIRED QUALITY
..Knokledge Of Commercial Beef Grades
,. Will Enable the housekeeper to
Determine Whether She is Get
ting Quality Of Meat Desired and
Paid For.

When the retail meat dealer buys
from the wholesaler, he does not
depend altogether on the wholesale
firms honesty and good faith to
secure the grade of meat he wants for
his trade. Instead, keeping in mind
certain points and characteristics
which determine grades Of beef, the
retailer, before he buys and pays for
it, decides for himself whether he has
been given what he ordered
The housekeeper should be quite as
familiar as the butcher with the var
ious grades Of beef. Few housekeep-
crs, however, have this knowledge
Even those women who pride them
selves that "cotton mixed" is not sold
them for linen, buy beef, week after
week, year after year, and depend al
together on their butchers honesty
Not until it is cooked and served dc
they know whether they have beer
given the "choice" meat they asked
and paid the price for, or only that
of "mcdium" or common quality
Linen buying is only occasional, but
meat buying is daily, and every wo
man should be familiar with the diff
ferent grades Of meat. Toward thi:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-24
Statement oS the Condition of
BANK OF SUMMERTON

Located at Summerton, S. c., at the
close OF business Sept. II, 1919
RESOURCES
Loans ard discounts 14O, O,G09.23
Ovcrdrafts w 2,135.94
Liberty bonds owned by
bank ---- - ----------11,4O 10000
Barking house ---- -----1 100000
Due from banks and bank
-ers - " - 74,07912
Currency --- - - - 5,34800
Silver and other minor coin ,941.72
Checks and cash items - i ,679.72
Exchanges for the clearing
house ---- - ----85. go
Advanced for customers on
purchase of liberty bonds $4,000
Victory bonds owned - 100000
Liberty bonds owned - III 10000
LIABILITIES "N'' A'''
Canital stock paid in 25, 100000
Surplus fund.- --- 100000
Undivided profits, less cur
i,,nt expenses and taxes
paid 80 - - --21,62s.2O
Due to banks and bank
ers-- - - -15,612.s9
Individual deposits
! subject to check 90 ,814.47
Savings deposits -43,112.O7
Time certificates
| Of deposit ------24, 24,119.79 !
Cashiers checks 1869
167,38292
Bills payable, including cert-
ficates for money borrow
ed 80 ---.------5,o 100000
Reserve fund carried on gen
cral individual or savings
| ledger - - 3, 10000
Other liabilities, viz: --- ---95.32
........ FL. -S253.219.33,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon sS.
Before PIC came Jno. w. Lesesne,
Cashier Of the above named bank, who,
being duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is true con-
hition of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
.]no. w. Lesesne,
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th, day Of September 1919.
Harry f. Copeland.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:-J. A. Weinberg,
Director.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-24

work for me and l know it will help
others if they will give it a fair trial. I"
Mrs. LIZZIE COURTNEY, 1O8 9th Ave-,
West, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Why will women drag along from day
TO day, year in and year out, suffering
such misery a3 did Mrs. Courtney, when
such letters cs this arc continually being
published. Every woman who suffers
from displaceme2ts, Irregular dies, in
flammation, liberation, backache, per-
vousness, or y,ho is passing through the
Change of Life should give this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, q trial: For
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result
of it's long experience is at your service.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-24
IN N'sEEBB$ EBB$ YEARS
Mrs. Courtney Tells How She
Was Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Oskaloosa, Iowa." For years was
simply in misery from weakness and

EWlLl paillSNa II u
nothing seemed to
40 ne any good. A
friend advised me
to take Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vcge-
table Compound. 1
did so and got re-
lief right away. l
can certainly re-
commend this valu-
able medicine to
other women who
suffer, for it has
dime su.ch"pOod n
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-04
NOTICE TO THE BOYS

There has been a tendency on
the part Of me boys Of the town
to disregard tie curfev ordnance
which requires all boys under six
teen to off the streets after ten
O clock at night, unless they can
show they have the consent Of
heir parents to be out on some mis-
sion for them.
1t has been a recent tendency
for boys to hang around the thea
ire after the show and, upon the
least trivial excuse, be on the
streets until midnight.
In the interest Of order. and for
the sake Of the boys who appear
to be IN danger, the chief Of police
has been instructed to cite them
to appear for trial and to release
on their recognisance, such boys
who cannot give him satisfac-
tory account Of themselves and
the reason for them being out af-
ter the hour Of ten 0 clock.
r. g. SHACkEI.L. AIav0r
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-04
FOR SALE

For Immediate delivery
Plenty Of Heart Pine, Heart C,
press and Oak
at $50 to $40 per thousand feet
Sap Pine, Popular and Gum
at $50 to $50 per thousand feet
Send IA your order at once to
W II MISUNDERSTANDING Neck N G
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-04

Mr.. E D. McConky, Of Baltimore
is the guest for few days Of Mr.
John 3. GRAY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

ming and some body well
LILLIAN shrugged her handsome,
plump shoulders I'm through let
hrr Eo on being "a liiilc gtaV mouse.
whimperlng and whining over her
troubles IA Tor me. I've something
more agreeable to do than stand mere
auaTr'linE with you. Al You can
look ufter Mousiei" Lii was Ia 'ono
VI those moods
HAD Alfred Blake been OF a more
subtle east ~ mind, or one OF sell
sitlNencsa 10 feminine charms ~
general he probably would have
found himself aentlmshtally inter
cstcd In Fdith Eerrol for lAIh
stand vas exactly calculated to hting
such a think about Hut Bake was a
nlg good natured man, and while Ne
got mad" at Ill romstimes II never
Jgos>od his mind To be d1loys'
nllr shrugged his heavy shoulders
aud kept away from LILLIAN the
greater part ~ the evening Thls
va- largely from choice, hut homo-
what through necessity. i.illihn gave
him small chance to speak To hct
Roth TO punish him and because sln
loved she sense ~ conquest, she
made herself the center OF the male
attendance that evening.
The Atcadians were prepared 10
.yty, IA. n.w resldsnts "A hearty wei
'rn. oy.n bofor. II was known by
an whn, IN, newcomers would be
~, unt when lillian Make came
in .onnrd In a plauante creation ot
ofanre not With great splaahing
mo,I,, n, som, rllttery black stuff
,v.ry hrcaalan eve wns trained ap-
rk3yinr,y upon her To her natural
'nr,te biona besuty was added the
snIre a, roaurtry and designed con
lrio.t. which made every man like
Nor AT once. and every woman fear
n.r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

lie congratulated Brian on his nn'
Nancrmcnt, was his most Courteoun'
tindI, .if Vet Ruth hreathed more
frcily after he lett Bran had inst
his advances stiffN u had been the
first time he had shown any OF tho
old recruitment and II made KUN
unhappy tor moment
IN those days of hts conNalcscence
ptan aud Ruth grew nearer together
IN spirit than perhaps they ever had
been before She let him soe more NJ
her feeling toward him showed her
love mutr plainly The baby, too,
urinn. e.. ala his share toward MAX
ing the wounded soldier whole again
nrian seemed never to tire OF taking
~ him. ~ petting his hoy Ofter
when he Mas ltlng on the couch with
his tiny son In the crook NJ his arm,
Ruth would trcl such a surge ~ love
and happiness fill her heart that II
seemed moro than she could bear
suppose prian had died without
know INK Ne hpd ~ son How tor
rihie n would hB,c been
Ns ho grew boticr she loli him Of
her work among the wives of men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

lns hi. llfe thai snis good might
come to others. a. Ia" soldier On me
firlnE line We can commend Iu"
bravery that takes No th"uEht ~
personal safety nut When that
reck klrasnes. IL unneCrSl aud pn.
profitable and particularly when the
feck lerr Que inprfls not Only him
Fof hul many uth.r- - .a az rN1l
that needs Etenfcr ana more
prump. remedy than waning 'hc
man tp bc chr,fI|
Tho lllghsnfi horror Is ul new
NINA u ONLY rrprnts me l'sHuu
which ~ have inl plentiful oppur
uulv Iu .Hiu h"tai, Sltfpgyryi.
90" r r. sp cndih servant bUt
mighty mcr'IIr.s mns"r o. is need
- Hs the aseuf uf civilization 10 eu
phl" mere man 20 conquer tho forces
~ nature ani bend them 10 human
wIl iut Il 4. very unsafe uni
uncertain ,g'nI lIst . ut'o emo
- Judgment co. Sip ~ the 'aI,u.
lbious ana D. rur'tIs death irI
deso,ation Ia aad N..le a, long 100
men viii learn fp hr rr,klr=s Iist
tH IuuK VIII innocent people s'tud 100
danger ~ qulck ana hurrn.'
death
The htF'f towns have or .huul
have. am ofdindnc" aghin-. the tam.
purt'i.uu ~ such explosive ihrupEr
the streets ~ the ,,tt W. 4. uo'
know whether niRhcarJ hal been $50
fortified or not n 10 va- not itusr
~ ~ citizens who are lrfi alive -.
know enough ~ see iu 10 that uu
chance Tor the repetition ~ tho ht.r
horror IL permitted The mon Who
handle the surf become Pc, hard
oned to danger that they nor only
scon at their own safety nu' nf"
Reckless ~ the safety ~ others We
cannot be- sure that they VII lr
careful hut W. can bee sure that
they are not allowed 30 involve H..
norent people In tho foarful havoc
the possibility Of which they choose
to ignore N thcro IL n law Ia re
strain them. enforce o. " there
IL not lot us have one without DELAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
The Wife
clLAI-rEIicNXNIN


During those days ~ waiting, DAYS
that at times seemed endless heca uso
of her deslrN to SEQ Brian. and then
seemed all tod short Tor the prephrp &.
tions she wanted to make for him,
Ruth was ~ restless. ~ absorbed ia
the ono great fact that her husband
was coming home, that even Mr.
Mnndel could SEQ shs was untitled
FOR work, and told her To- remain at
home until after Ilrian came,
nut can you spare me'" Ruth
asked
u viii. hn0you ARE not ~ worry
about the business Things ARE very
quiet just now, well Het along nicely,
And"Ihs hesitate lust moment,
then held out his hand with "a smilc
and said
~ rejoice 10 your happiness |
know " no one more deserving ot ".
"rhank YOU" replied Ruth simply,
hut tho look she gave him showed
her appreciation, more than her
words
Mira Chyhorne WIS delighted that
Ruth was 20 remain at home untl
Irlnn came She had been fearful
her niece would become III, 80 cN
cited and nervous was she. They
driving or walking In the park.
GRADUALLY Ruth became less excited.
more quietly happy The weather
was unusually warm ana the change
from her inside work nt the shop was
beneficial IN every way =
Naturally both she and her nul'~
had seen tho notice W h0lntVi casual.
Ia lists IN tho papers vet Ruth had
no thought thai nrlan might he
wounded again iTc had written inst
fev dnNs before the armis'lCe wns
signed. and had said he was In splon.
did shape
It's rhip wns In Ruth and her
aunt had gone down to met H. and
although they were not allowed to 90
very near they ioincd IN the cheer
inF while trying 90 dlaentanglo
urinn's form from the thousands
| ~ ttWinF ON the decks ana leaning
over the rnil
Thcn came tho news that hc was
wounded prd had been taken 20 =
/ hp~o hospital Huth ana her aunt i'm
mclhirl, SET about getting rcrmls'
SION so have him taken homo where
| thrN could uufre him
! bu thc very last nav hut ONE. ~
/ me fighting hc had been again hit
] Wv y I|fHi NNI WV IN''f.| lINlN 1.fIF Nv
| lltiuE his leg ~ hbdlv y would ho
| SOME iiuc hrtnre ne would We attic
! ts uso q. ui'i lorrrr before hn could
! d|s'l'd ,ru'uhca
1hero WIS uuch r"d tape. me- g. nl
wtNa the ruso hut finally Urpn waf
/ hoWc Ruth ana h'r aunt listened
while the sn'dicr told thcm stories oi
| ihr Wtr NlWos' apoll hound were
| no, when lc occasionally iU Wod
! s.i Wtv. mentioned h's own part I'm y
I ruin hnd aHk"i rrru sslun 90 rrmi In
ava, FROM ~" shop until rrlnn was
th'r 80 get pha1' nnd ~1udel had
quietly and kindl, told her 'n stay NJ
! homo go long Ns necessary. but not
| go desert him nl'ovc,her Ruth
laughed NJ tho idc1 Tier work WIZ
| part ~ her NE \ very hg part
EcuVon ana claire Roberts Nr
and Mra Curtlss. and other friends
| ~ nrinn wor" constant Wt.'ors sri
| Interested listeners 30 sOrieg ~ The
war told 90 grorhicaliN ~ the vounr
| rwvor n wps quite different frnm
reading the n"wspHper- this getting
Ian the fa,ts first hpud
Mr. Mandcl called one evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
A SHAME NOT A ROAST.

Rack IN the old times when mon
understanding that certain people
were by nature ana hlrth flued Il"
follow the pursulta ~ polltica. while
Tho masses were conien,cd to be gov
erned by tho divlnely elect The
awakening ~ the world 10 democracy
has b~en the antithssis OF this theory
That L. exactly the line ~ dcmnrcA-
tlon. The old idea was the govern
ment of tho many by the few; the
new idea II the government of the
many by the many and for the many,
For II was unavoidable that while
supreme power rested with few.
thoss few would exploit tho many for
their own advantage Even IN de-
mocracle. we have tended To- throw
the weight Of sta tesmanshlp upon
those whose talents. or nerve. forged
their personalities TO tho front
The acme Of democracy IN, there
fore. not only that every citizen has
the right TO participate IN govern
mont, but that he must do his share
or the intent Of popular government
In not carried out There are some
business men who seem TO take pride
In boastinG that they are not politicl.
ans. In the sense of not being pro-
fcssionsi politicians they are Justified
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
The Struggle
The Taste of Conquest


when Hlakc and Edith Fcrrol ar
rived nt the clubhouse his wife saw
AZ once he was displeased AZ some
thing She took occasion In the
cloakroom 10 whisper;
You look grouchy. Al what's the
matter
plakc did not answer until she had
repeated her question
Nothing that We need talk about
Just now" he said
Lillian stared,
"Do YOU mean you're going 10 loc-
turc me about something when We
get home she asked
Blake did not reply even In the
face OF her increasing displcasurr.
Are you angry at mci IL II
something Edith has told YOU OF
me- she persirted, llut as her hus
band disrerardcd her question. she
read his allence correctly, with n
defiant lift ~ her head Hhe said
~ you don't answer mo now.
shall not listen to YOU when We &c,
home Wen consider the subject
closed whatever n IL You we're all
right when We started Edith Fer
rolls told you something on the way
here n YOU believe hcr and sympa
thiyc with her more than your own
WIFE"
"Oh. cut that, Iii" flung make
with "a scowl, - do NmpathiSe with
Edio Ferrol In lots of ways she's
Got her own troubles"
And I'm one ~ them suppo-. ,
That's what | get for trying to ave
hrf few pointers on being Some'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
Horoscope
Tur~in,. January IN. 1919.

TUESDAY, January IN, IblW,
Although Jupiter " IN eva place
today. acoutdins 10 aSuolpgS, Mars
Aud Srptune are both m mlldly
henpfir aspect
Both the army ana navy are sub
leo Geo the best sway daring ths con
fgurdtion. NblrA makes Tor "nthu'
slasm ana success In whatever l. uh-
ietlakeu
The rule appears 10 promise mat
peace id.nls VIII harmpnis. aud the
end ~ all war conditions approach
RAPIDLY
There i- sisn that appears to
fnrFshlduW some SOFT ~ serious
roub'e In which hs business II ln-
VOWED
rhis In not an Au-piclous time for
STARTING any new ventures ~ even
fur planning ppliclcr or enterprises,
changes suniversl'ies are indl-
Gated ana the head of a big ln"'iiu-
lion will make a grave mistake. the
ScrtS declare
Lawyers ana judges have tho fore
.n.i oi much rcHpuu-Ihillty ana many
activities along new professional
ines
one " the sigma ~ the times Will
be- the appearance ~ many rcrcn-
trir rrfotmeis. who Will gain follow
mss Tor short periods
Agnln Warning II given that labor
troubles may multiply ~ the winter
advances thbdren Will need sue
cor ana terrible abuses ~ young
Workers viii ho exposed
Argument and debate will become
moro ana NOR. common In the Unit
20 states until the public forum Will
'etrh a place ~ great influence m
me national NE. II IN predicted
within the next month astrolugerH
furrsrc agitation touching the scr
want problem and other domestic
questions They prophecy coop
era We schemes thsG reduce house
Keeping cares and cause homes to
multiply
During this rule ~ the stars WON
IN may suffer misslvlngs ana an
Nicty concerning those they love, not
IN account of physical danger hut
because ~ changed points ~ view.
Tor returning soldiers Will bring back
experience that demands enlarged
vlFion on tho part OF Americans
Persons who's. bifthdair II n have
the forecast of possible losses They
should avoid whatever In speculative
children born on this day may be
cytruvpgant IN money matters These
subjects Of Aauafius are often good
actors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
VF1cD THE LESSON.

Familiarity breeds contempt This
A.As been proven true over and over
again. The truth of II is 49, self
evident that II looks like no one
would need to be reminded OF the
prevailing recklcsrness which follows
n close and constant ecpuaintanc
With danger. when that reckless
Mas consists OF the individual risk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
THAT EUROPEAN POPULARITY.

!"
From the pen Of Mark SULLIVAN In
Golfers NJ last week We gather that
the popular acclaim which has
erected President wilson In Europ-
can countric- IL In a large MEASURE
the result OF. tho promotion work
Of UcorGc Crerl. and this CreeI prop.
uganda polnn with unsrring certain.
" 10 the fact that the presidents de.
termination 10 visit Europe was no
sudden thought. but that he had de-
oidsd months sHo 10 make the trip.
ana Crsel was detailed 20 prepare
tho ground and set the stage.
Tho psssantry OF Europe who
knew nauHht of America or tho
United states were told much OF vii
son. lie was depleted as the savior
of the world. No the now Messiah OF
universal political freedom, A tho
great Nberntor Of tho oppressed, with
thu result. as Mr.. Sullivan says;
These European masses. In their
SIN plIciiy. make no d,stinc,ien he
tween Wilson and America To
them Wilson IL not only Wilson. lie
10 also Al Of America. lie 10 not
only wilson--he h also the American
sasle ana the American flag when
they, applaud him along tho line Of
the parade"
To W at home" continues Mr.
sullivan. In commenting upon the
thoroushness of Mr.. Creels Wilson
preparedness. ''Creei was the com.
mit,ee on public information which
had charge Of the relstions OF the
government with thc homo news
papers. but over here Crcel WIS the
committee Of American propaganda
In Europe. At home wa thought of
hls functions ms purely American,
hut the fact 10 that much OF tho
millions which he had was spent on
propaganda In Europe, To Creel.
American propaganda In Europe was
q simple formula; Tell Europe about
WILSON lie flooded tho villages
With picture post cards OF Wilson
and extracts from wilson's speeches
IN every street he 80, up moving
pictures OF Wilson and tho An,erl.
can army, Hr orsa nised n campaign
among the Italians of Amcricn which
resulted In hundreds of Thousands
cf letters and cables 60 their rcla -
ties IN Italy In Is n0o villages he
Md an army OF native orators and
American orators mpanied ,y
Italian orator .lnterpre,er~ with In.
ann, And II set up In the italian
peasants heart a figure of Wilson
which stood side by side with the
picture ~ the Pope or uari,aldi
am told Nv rubordlnntm who helped
Creci In this work that In little
Italian villages The hg posters NJ
Wilson nrc set up alongside 'hc
shrine OF the Madonna. with candles
burning 10 both
Thus We SEQ that while the peas
antry knew little or nothing ~ Amer.
lea except In u legendary way. knew
little or nothing ~ our people or
principles of government they know
much of Wilson. and w'rc prepared
10 welcome him ~ the archnnsrl
who would relieve their distress. ns
the inspired supcr man with infinite
power 10 punish the wrongs hcared
upon them.
No doubt ~ NJ sullivan saws this
Wilson propaganda hrlned much 20
stiffen up the morale ~ Europoa n
peoples.
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

II cigarette Won the waf ~ some
MAINTAIN. sbhn tho gitl ou South
Main what htr embroidered rnm
iHul"- don" fur civilization
onion ssl- brd sprluE mill.ncr.
h1,e appraf"i simultaneous, - th-
show Window ln Chlrkasha ma
on" o." lu-' hhuu' aH lnud la 'h"
other
~ gather from rhc reports ~
m"mh'rs - VA" IcRisla'ltr that tho
reform .hnol fpr girls Hi pkHhuns
'ib han mot ony been ~ .mnnngr'
tu' miHnh'uri
The d,Mu,ril. offlUr holders IN
Nurfur'" ruunt, rralIyr that times
uud politics Iu oklahoma nir chang
iuE The, 49,, making a desperate
'ffrti IY have their term 81 uffipUl
r'puiV'o~ extended a. four wears
lifo would h' dull and drerrv
rru1 ftf .UWpIrU Tin ,tus avs he
vu WUp ,.otbttH the up-nnd down
Itrr, r,U.I.r 2 Ii wore NOT fur the
uII rIu- Nho attn thins thry can
WnII ihoI' 't't around into an l'.
io.is'|I., uplr
N ,uu noticed the streets ,e-ter.
IAt morning Just aftDr ths llsht thin
% |ltitt uirh' ,ou will uuptrpihts tho
tar.r - the argument ", have he"n
irving 90 make IN favor - washing
ip" uavrm"ui \ wort 'u the clt,
uff..ils might ,husc them 90 lower
'h"lr ewes from the cloud 90 what ls
under fuoi We siy ~ might
Hereafter do not nko serlou-ly
any expressions coming from IN"
Young mons democratic club In Mus
lproo n has hecu declared with
nor" ur lea- emphasis that tcsplu
iions eminating from this cluh not
only do not represent popular sen
iiment but DO not oven express the
opinion ~ tho individual members
n " lust one ~ those ORGANIZATIONS
which feel they must make a noise
once ln awhile IN order To- hold their
,hartlr
No one would suspect II from looh
ing at hia photograph. but Slr
stephenson Kent, director ~ tho do
pnrimeni ~ Hhor supply ~ the Rrit-
ish ministry " munitions really has
n thrtful sense ~ humor lie was
once persuaded To 10 IN n bazaar.
whore he let loore the following
anecdnte "Why don't Won huy -ome
thing ~ my table 900 inquired a fair
stall holder "Iiecauso I only buy
from the homclY rlrls' he replies.
'Thcv have u harder time making
sales The gir smiled ana he went
on. working the aime excuse all
down the line
Snar thnts from the DALLAS Newe
n the leaHu" ~ nation. ~ anything
like n matrimonial alliance, II lcoks
lik. G"rmanv may he an old maid
And " u divnrCr lawyer were ~
modest Rs n preacher hr would tell
his client 10 pay him whatever the
service might he worth Paper
money nppcnta io he about the only
raw material loft IN Russia Another
reason why he have lost weight since
we hought a liberty bond II on ar-
count OF our impatlcnce white wait
ing for the coupons 20 ripon, Whn,
has become of the old fashioned wife
who knitted warm wooden socks for
her husband tn sit around IN after
supper Mr. reavish saws that the
reason he hopes they won't send him
10 investigate the food conditions at
Moscow In because he IL afraid he
would find them too hom"lihc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
IlnirnsoiIcrns Vote.

AMST ND NJ Jan e5
The members of the liuhcurollcrn
family, both male and female at
present IN Potsdam, voted In tho
elections last sunday, All ~ them
desls mated themselves as won Ito
henEollern." giving their title ~
prince and princes NJ Prussia. eN-
ceptinR August Wilhelm. the former
rriperor's fourth son who styled
himself August liohcnzollern. eS-
prince OF Prussia"