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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY. NOV. 7, UUS.
NEW BRAND OF HUN
CUSSEDNESS FOUND
ft-nillng IOtUTM to I'a mils f Men
in Train Intf. 'oiiHolini; 'I'licm
for Ix-aili nf Sou.
TAMP TRAVIS, Texas, NVv
. :
Orman propagandist aaain Hro
i( Kinrf to caujin dui-'a tin fact ion mid
heartaches among tho thousanjti of
homes In Texas and Oklahoma und
ether eectlons of the country, from
nhich men havo koiio forth to do
tluir part In the present war. ln
iduoii' ami venomous a th( plans
have been, tin y have alwa) been
d.sc i.vered in time t prevent
them
br.nt,- aui'cra.-'fiil.
N'nw conieH tho Merman an the
Merman sympathizer with Mtone
"from reliable people" a to I he hor
rible conditions which havo been
f.uind to exist In the hospitals and
military training- camp nf ihr noun-
try. XerordltiK to thejtn people, tin;
inen are given no a'trntioti, liny
allowed to die of cold, or of hun
ter. They have been given no mej
:,:re, or Improper medical atten
tion. Then some subtle C.rrman mind
conceived the idea of having doetors
an I nurses raiiKht in the aet of In
Jeetmir Influenza (terms Into tin'
food of men In the ramp. To make
th s more realistic they derided those
n.rn or women should be "shot at
n-.r':e." Then they spread their
?nrei in the hope rf making people
Inic faith In the government and Its
e'fer's This s'ory was started in
vacuus hrrtions of the country and
J4ABJJET JVJ IM DEVON 2H IN.
ARROW
COLLARS
feucrr, ptaoova eo
inc. Mra
BEDROOM FURNITURE
25 'o Discount
AT
Stock Rpduclna Money liaising
Sulu
t i
Only Few More Days
Closing Out
Milium
$Q.95
Carter's
Pin. Small
uoe, Smill
rric. But
Great ia
Itry
Other
Gnuln hnrf alfnirur
p.
DAf I II nPAFII r
i ALLID rtOrLt
..-. JCarters
..jf I H mil i I
has been attributed M practically
every tamp in the Pmted State.
Added to this have been fre.iutnt
len-pimn,. rails from ari ' ity iiiouh par
, to pr.itiiiT-,..:;t iii 1 c 'I oss people
in . San Antonio ar t elsewhere al
i It-trliiK that men In camps were with
out cover, without food. if.
These wnrke-- n f . . , jn je, jni.tlY
I of the MKl.t, iar I, nine. I ,i) ,-a'ts ,i
I (be places rifi,!.,i.,. l ;,,,, toiin.l
Ihnt their informant merely dad been
MTKinn to cause trouble.
n ill,, it recalled 1'nf :a!i( w;n-
ter when pneumonia htoke out In
the ratt.pa of th mtry frequent
i rumors of u , , v minHar i ,,t in . vt . re
I elri'ulate.l. Thi-v were found to be
I false. 'I lien it was ch.iri.-od ground
! f ''" had been round in the food of
j soldiers at ti.t:e:,,K ramps. A stain
I tins t. roved f.ii... Then th" prnpt-
itandists switch'. I their effort;! to
r I Vi iik ramps and it v. i -, eh i i m-d ih ' I i
et'lMlies had boon t.urm red w i I
1 I ha I wires ami nuts on th.- winni had !
I been :oos-i,t- J. that Lol.s ti,l, been
..-su(-, or ;. I, rir.t -it ,is to make
vis:' n lef oi:v ai.d mai-v avlatois '
had been K . 1 d an .a result j
I. -iter e.iuie ti ,1 ' i o i: w i , charjre.'!
that lied I'-, i; i r meiits NU''d to
Ihe :,i rs l.v t)i lie. I Cross were
I fr,,m r, ,,, - ,. .,'. ' 'T, ' ,'.' .
i r-nert to diseron ,J ,'r,.M4 km!
ters Kivimr Hit,- t.me and mom v an-
assistance to
ttoveriimi et i-i
of all knitted
lillTII US it d'
iilriiig a s'r;,
Scll'l
Now, with
I'nited sttates
he government. The
ie-' has taken rli.'iu-f
armrnN and Issues
s o'iier elntblllt. re -I
in eoul.tltlg.
I'ulsf l-ticrs.
the siddlers if the
i ri li g t he St, i , s and
inpts inridign liermai.y s rn
ptemah'wsi,1es " -lie propar and.sts
lie sei-khjjrlo i-uifi- worry t.v eue-i-latlon
of repot t. --f !.-. v ond ,' i"i,s
in atinv ramps. Tb. v have charged
all milliner of things nh.eli never
have been proven. Parents, friends
and relatives of men jn the s-rvu'e
hale been the people liMai ke i.
Kvery effort has l.ecrf made by ttie
fiertnan avrn p r tuei ,s to cause dis
satisfiiction at iiome. to cause worry
at home. Then letters natut.illy
go forward to tho ti en and weiet n
their morale.
The latest efforts' of the ili-riH",s
In the Ijilted Slatea has been rt i r t -ed
toward parc.n;.s nf tlo.-e whose
loved ones am in ramps. I'ake let. '
ters have been Kent consoling them i
in the loss of their sons, husbands j
or friends Investigation proves th" '
partits alleged to be dead to tie In!
good health. Hut the Herman be
lieves he created a germ of dissatis
faction. He believes he lessened the ,
willingness of the penple to stand
behind their government.
Parents, wives and children if the
men in ramps are warned to pav
no attention to the constant rumors
that nre circulated, hut which are
never printed as auethentle in re. i
sponsible newspapers. Iteware of:
the peoplo that tell cf horrible eon-
ditlons In army camps or elsewhere!
and ran only charge It to "someone
told m." When yon hear such ru
mors do not pass them on. Hrind
them as false and heln bent the (ier-
nian nt hla owrt game in the 1'nlted
States. Just ns your loved ones are
defeating ard heating him down by
force of arms In Kurope.
Sale
Entire Stock Men's
Iliif li Grade Shoes
With Exception
of Nettletons
For choice one lot of Shoes.
Regular $8.00 values and in all
the new styles.
For choice one lot of men's
Shoos that sold regularly at
$8.50. All sizes and leathers.
For choice of regular $8.50,
$9.50 and $10.00 men's Shoes.
Finest grade leathers.
Is the sale price on all regular
$11.50 Shoes. The very finest
leathers and styles.
Little Liver Pills
Mike you feel tb Joy tt litriaf. It it impouibl
M be bippr or (eel ixA wbea yon it
CONSTIPATED
Tail aid remedy will act you rnjbt ever alrH
U"Ut NJ Iron in the Blood. Tit
carters iron pills
Barges Are Built on Tigris River
By British to Transport Supplies
nil
back barges n -e being built
I'. inks of the Tigris river In
t in i:i bv tin- liritixh fbr use
RoiMIonor
W'ASIII.N'l'I'i.N. N
file fol-
low lug casualties are I t-porte
commanding f:'tii-r.il of the
enn rxjiclit.on.iry torces: I
action, l.'f,; dud nf wounds.
I by tlie
in
I'T; dl.-d
f fun i
i'ident and othe
atises 8;
ill
I from nirplme accident. 1; .lied
of disease, IIS; wounded noverely,
110; wounded I degree lllllleter
mined) 111. wounded slightly. 40;
missing In action, Its. Total, 6i3.
Oklahoma 1i-t:
Kll l.l l l ACTION.
Corjiiirnlst
Inlin Iov Wentlim, Anlmore.
William It. .Inliiis.ni, KlngwiMid.
Allx'rt l C luiiiiian, Ok lain una City,
rrlvatr:
Jtiiiatlian S. McC'ov. Monroe,
iii:i) or woi nds.
Privates:
,li-ss l,. Itliinton. Norman.
Hutu rt II. Ma-sin. Ilciirvctto.
Oitirgc 1.. Tliavcr, liisnmril.
I iiii ii r iiim asi;
i rilvatcs:
i lYcil It. Cirnves, Snntl Springs.
' Mil Meniil, in. Nrlstin.
Ix-wls lllllll'V. OkllllllgM'.
hiiues K. Mrt'orklc, i hiindlor.
, I'rr.s Williamson. Arhlllo.
, I.lojd .1. Mix in. I old.
M.VI IIIJ.V WOl'NDr.D.
! Sergeant :
! Wlllhiin A. Dickson. Sapnlpn.
; voiM)i.i, KK.iti i; i mh:ti:k
i mim:i.
TVIlKTt HotipiT, ltalilillt.
Itiulfonl .1. hemp. iHirnnt.
t liarliss T. Tiicl. Waller,
llarvt'y II. Kerns. Orlantln.
ou J. Shiuklell. Weslvllle.
WlllMil l) SI.K. I III.Y.
I'rlvatcs:
Lewis ollll's. Iltggs.
Ilesli'r I,. bite, C'lincy.
Iloyil lb Mlsnii. vioimiiilii 1'ark.
IIsS1M. IV (TI.
I'rlvates;
rilslial .Imiis. MiMsillle.
I'n'ildle I., suiikinii. l!MM-vrlt.
MIIkI In Aciii.ti.
Major-
(ieorge U. V irwell, Seattle. Wash.
I.ieutiriiir'ts
I.elan 1 M !' it
Alan N'ltt. I'lif
Itav mom I T, '1'
Serge.'int
IIVll .! I AM I
I'has II I!' tM'
Norwood, Ohio
. N .1
Ni w Vork
N. T
N.
York N V.
f. !r . Norwo-d. I ihio
h-e. m p. i, K an.
l:i.i.f..r.. 'Hun.
Ilia --norl. I'a.
W. ,! I'.l.i'
Albert I! I
Mi. h iel Kv
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far; H ' '
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M i. !: .1 M
lb
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lis
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I. Mo.
C.nn.
Wm. M M
Charled I!
(ieorge I'l
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llel tield N Y.
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l.-i
Mo
K e n v
Mi:i.
vllle. Tenn.
i. Pa.-
1 'i I.
r,-,n,e
rk'-'.-
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li, Marys, lib . Cal
'. Mi-M'e'own, N. Y,
w , l
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-prag:
rad'ev I'lt'sburgh, Pa.
. Tr. -nl:n. Iowa.
, ( No address i.
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ats. pmhopville, S C.
I'n.an p.-'tsiown. Pa.
eft,
bur
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1'
iphia. Pa.
n. N. Y.
N Y.
Minneapolia.
I' I
I
.las' o, N w Y
l-lM-renc" M. iJll.'A li
M.nn
Th u-'-is L MeCnteheon. Camden-on-
. la i'. , W. V,i.
IJi.ra. e Mi;';.,:.'.-k. New York, N. Y
J.e-eph I-' i. 'Connor. S'.'ir Yoik. V V
t .. -.. I:, p. ndetgra-i)-- An her ',-
T-.!..
.I.iiiieH I: Qulnn. Cen'ril I'allK. P.. I
jrit. ft. I i'- n ha t . Apto-'on. Minn.
Arth ' A S -'. S.gfiaw. Mleh.
Merman ', Theilibani. Al'.ord. Iowa
Ne- e.., r TI" "-'. San iu' co. c
Mitt ff I. Wlls'-T- ft - l. Jov.-l
Frarl: Wl'J'-i. New Yi'k V Y.
J allies L. V.'to-.. Cl.nton. Mo.
Mriii llng u bob bin k liargo on Tigris
111 transi-ortlng HiipplbH to their
troops operating In that region. The
picture bow (lie ulllei have
llrunn Woj. leidinw ski. W. Hammond,
111.
I'r.ink r; Wonds, (lamllel, Ky.
Iliitis 'p .; Amlirsoii, Akron, Ohio.
Igitfm tlv W Himdhrass, fo.l ilowacAH
I'tiarles Andrews. ( 'eiiterlmrg, Ohio,
.lesse II lanr. Meadvlllc. 'a.
Harry A. la.llon, 'i eemont, Ohio.
William 1 1. Vail. Standardvlllo, Vii.
An. Ii-w A. I'tiiHtenurn, lliimpttin,
I own.
'i. ....... t't. I ,..i..nn.. Til
I KlV(, Co, bran.' Memnre. W. Va
Joseph J Cohen. Hi iiol: Ij n. N. Y.
iksie j . i iniiiingliaiii, J'llnlvllle.
Term.
Alexander s. Dirsh, I'leasant, Vlaln,
Iowa.
K.lwln C. KiiNlev. Kittiinlng. I'a.
I'rederi. k W. i:k, Nlslilt. I'a.
W. I'. Kdwards, Scotland Neck, X. ('.
.lames A. Kller, Kohtunsvllle, N. C
I'Tiink M l annon. Joplin, Mo.
Cecil Kelly. KatJIda. Ky.
K .l imes Kii by. J larrmburg, Pa,
Chillies A. Krouger. Chicago, III.
It V. Kurtxman. Ilelgrade, Mont.
Andrew Leap. IMttshiirgh. Pa.
Arne I.undn, Heed point, Mont.
.lames O'llrlen, Sln lliy, Ohio.
T. M. o'Toole, I'lttsliurgh, Pa.
T. I). MelJiughlin. Krooklyn, ,V. T.
Joseph McMullen, 'iallltzln, Pa.
Samuel Martcllo, praddock, Pu.
Samu-I Mason. Kotia. N. C.
U. A. Mather, Montvllle, Conn.
.1. Wesley Melton. Lenoir. N. C.
l,eo Meyer. Jefferson Itarracks, Mo.
Walter Mlkolajczyk, llerea, Ohio.
John Miller, iialtlmore, Md.
J. it. Mulherin, Newbcrn. Tenn.
I'. P. Murray, JohnsburK. Pa.
Alex, palumbo, Waterbury, llnnn.
: A. V. Perkins, Sacramento, Cal.
Louis Polslnello, HuRselton, Pa.
: clem M. Illggs, Klnitston, N. C.
' Harold N. Kogers, I'aris, Idaho.
Krnest Ttnnev, Lehannon, Ohio.
William Tittle, fiypsey. W. Va.
, Mar. lano Yalenxuela, Klmonte, Cal.
i Vanltusklrk. Idrty port. Pa.
I Oilman Wallaker, Shawmul, Mont.
Linas I. Walters. Omaha. Neb.
Lloyd Ware. Hai berton. Ohio,
j Chns H. Watson. Philadelphia, Pa.
! Oen I', Wi lling. Coilinn, Oliln.
I Walter .1 West, Mllford. Did.
I Jeff 11 White, Ludlow, Ky.
I Samuel Winstead. Sprlnghnpe., N. C.
j K M. Woodward. Leeshurg. Texas.
Peitram H Yamy. Memphis. Tenn.
Iionato Zerllln. Auburn. N. Y.
i IHisI nf Wounds Hccclvctl In Act Inn.
; Lieutenant:
i Paul Walker, Wllk insbnrg, Pa.
S'-rgi ants :
Win A I'b aver. Pr.n.klyp N. Y.
, 1'. rt P Hlel.man. Calvin, W. Vn.
Walter I. Ilill.iilg. ;i.iiu. Tex
! I'.obert Johnson, II irlforrt. Tenn.
K..y I'. Klrrhner, Chicago, 111.
; X'aruard !' arson, Manhattan, Kan
: L O. Watklns. Port Klrhmnnd. N. Y
i Harry L. Matlilson, Ijeamll, Wyo.
i Corporals-
Arthur L. Case, Cnnnersvllle. Ind.
liny Craves Ciseo, Ti-Xas.
Howard Heifer. Naibs, N. Y.
Leo It Ladei s, ( iiirm rsvllle, S.
I'C Leslie Leonard. Lose, Kan
I-rank C. I'l-rey, Pittsburgh, Pa
.1 .1. 'Iser, Itolt.i rd.tin. Holland
i'.en c Warren, Linwood. Kan.
Ilarl'y Zirkle. t'rbana. Ohio
li. nnis V Donnelly, I tl.a. N. Y.
H. H. Hiimt-iill. Albiioueruue. NV
Prank ' Whiunore
oo'lla-A n, Md.
Mi i bame
LeuilH A p.r'nneke, (iage Citv, fo.
Win Mi I.aur,n, I nyetteville, N. C
, Wagoner.
lierpian C.ata, Lockestuirg. Ark.
! Arthur 1, Weaver. Ht, L.iuls. Mo.
Cook Tnin Mareuh, Kt. Louie. Mo.
Priv.i'ea:
lct(.i,tfe L. Coilinn. Sjiokace, Winh.
l.l' H'ph Crawford, liownlrg. Mo.
I Mack Milieu. Pr.ncetnn. W Va.
Clen I. Moebler, Hanover. I'a
liuiii'in Fruft, Townierd. Mont.
Michael . I. Kellv. Yonkm. N. V.
Adolph I! Lodden. I'l. le.dge, Iowa.
John !' Mayle. Ix.u.a. Va.
'i Ieorge 1'edei.son, HoiiMtoii. Texaa
i Leo II. Pratt, llatiideii. N. V.
'ieorge J. Hyan, Vonkers. N. Y.
i dense W Hariler. Kan field. N. C.
'c.u'avi i'l. t-a-hnth. New iirleutin. I.a.
John Slma. Vol, kern, N. Y.
1 W : . 1, a t:i ' t-'rru'h. I 'h i !de!ph:a, Pa.
!''arl Ik Soiley, Alto Texan
I Martin A Sanderiein, jr. Pcbenec
j dy. N. Y.
! Pa in Anges. M iriori, f ihln
, hurli-s
La wren
W liaer. Coplav. Pa.
e T. Iu:,rl. Sewarden. V.
Albert I ltarhle P.: 'if Pott. Minn
, Harry Part., Two I : c. r-i. W.m.
'lrl W Pogu.. I'.iirr.r-iw Va
ri,irlr II Ii. .abler Waretown. N
j llar'ey 11. U. H J.plvir iprlita.
'1'eN.lH
, Wioiae. po-.ve- I'.iver'on Neb.
1 re. l'.o- e, Mari ngo. 1.1
i Hov I'l. Ilretn, .St lou .-i. Mo.
, Krneit II. P.aelire. McPhe-nm, Kan.
Janiea A P.ur'Aeil, Kalkaska, Mich.
i;,':'.- Carp, !l't,iiant. Pa
M i'-'.-w S. Can.- 1;. Nur'h Praddoek.
Pa.
Marry J ""hapniar. Cruswleka N. J
Sun .1 CbrihieuKen Alpha, Minn,
Chin K i". .lert an. I'lit-m ;1, Ohio
I, 1-1. I'avison. To",t.k!ni.vii:e. N. Y.
..ii-- L, Iie'nlng. Me.Mj ijrand a I
T'o-o iore K,dl:n., St w Ht ir.wick
N .!.
Thu V. Fldtiiigan, l li.la It Iph ia., I'a.
river.
r.sell
the llldictrl.il
n s
w a
well a
the, fighting part of Ihe
Oeoi-,. ! i
Keg. n. ibl i i
.reenfleid, M ist.
ui. Liiiiifi.-ld. 111.
l a I
I'.ail S II Hi.. ,,
1 1 1 i n i i- li Ibid
i . . 1 1 1 r i 1 . t . i t.ih
V, l.mwoi.d, Ivati.
II. I'llndetl. III.
uy ,i. w i .a vt
Vllleent l.f
Mi.-liai I M:
Koy I.. M,
l'i ler Mill.
Ii-hii A M
Siniu-I M
Pert i, i ni S
N
lilchard P.
l-'nink C I
-in-, S. w York. N V.
. Inula, l:rookl n, N. V
rholf. :-..ik; , Wi.eh.
r. II irvaid. Nell,
hr, I triioi, lui. N. Y
ore an eiilon, V;l.
Noble, lilihmolid II,
rrv. Mineral City. Vo
... h r. i iras-v i 1 1 ek. N.
A ndn w .1. binerlm. 'hi
Fred S. Tubbs. Puffaln,
uto. III.
N V.
Klmer A T 1... l:i aw l.-v
a I.
Wavne Vainer. Hopewell. Va.
Solilos i t I as. Ni n link. N Y.
Ilinto I' Wallner. Kosevllle. Cat
Teddy L. Wilde, White City. K ill
Prank Wnli-li-knutki Caincjiic. pa
Kobt Woods, pontl ic. 111.
l-llberl tinman, loig Kranch, N.
.1,
Lionel K. Stiles, Wtst iirai.Ke, N
.1.
Prank J. Turner, Philadelphia. P.i.
'Irov.r W. Vernon. I.eary. Tcmis.
X., ileitis Yondis N' tv York, N Y.
Iilcil IVoni Ais lilent itml Oilier
C iiiisea.
Set gean fi:
llarrv Ie Pdgar, Philadelphia, Pa.
Chester c Williams, Hickory. N. C.
I'm. ilea.
John S. Connell, San Pranclsco, Ci.
Ilarojd Cochran, Lett. Iowa.
W illie U Lee, Suffolk V.i.
Willie C Keynolils, lliiekner. Ark.
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Not Later Than Friday
Tlu
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Bonds Must Be hi The Federal
Reserve Bank in Kansas
City by That Date
The Kxi'hanue National uics holders of 4 per cent
bonds to make the exchange as tho 4', i issue has larger
earnin.r power and is worth a higher price on the mar
ket. We cannot accept bonds for conversion after FRIDAY.
The Exchange National
of Tulsa.
Oklahoma's Largest Bank.
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CAPTUrFdTnEMY OIFFICER
DECLARES KAISER MUST GO
Hv Tie AvMMi.li.l I'rrnl
WITH TUP. A I.LI III' A It M I MM IN
1'ltANcp AND IlilLiill'M. Tuesday.
Nov. ii .- A 'ieriiiaii officer from
Un ion, rupture! iiPuiK with an en
tlio Pi.I.ii leglnienl i eHtei da y, wan
niost bitter ill bin denilliei.it mn of
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cers have been held la.k fiom the
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lie e.li.l.
"P.iiipcror Will. am will bavo to go
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mi the tiitoiie."
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first ami second Liberty loan into V i per cent bonds
expire next. Saturday, November 9th.
I
SAYS VICTORY MEANS WAR
WILL NOW BE ENDED RIGHT
WA.SIIlNiSTii.M, Nov. Senator
ebuoot of Ptah, actinic republican
lender in the nenafe, bwiled the fn.
Iiiwlnc Htatntnent today:
"America ami our allien are to ho
congratulated upon the rcmilla of the
nlueilon. A tcpiibllcan limine and Men
ate mean that the war mual end In
Much a way na to make another lm
ponNlble; that the world imiat be
made anfe for peace; that tlermany
niuat aurrender unconditionally and
Mm I the, lerrna nf peace will ba dic
tated by Prance, Kniflnnd, Italy and
America. ,
"It waa a notice to our men In th
ranka that we want a good Job made
of the war now that we are In It,
and that everything necessary to
bilna Mil about will he furnlahed
without delay, fear or favor; that ex.
travaxance and waate of the people'
money will crime, and tliat the Ideal
for which wo entered the war wlU
bu rottllied."
(illAl TIIIlATIlll.
"Jeff" 1 1 ii ii t or waa a bluff west
erner whom one puaalun was to make
money n that It might be lavished
on tlm little wife who ha4 tired of
Mm tiiountalna of Nevada and who
wantud to Bpread lier poor little but
teifly wlnH NinoiiaT the lighla of New
York. Hunter bnngn hla wife and
family In New York and there. Ilk
many other, Mm. Hunter la drawn
Into the whirlpool that accoinpanlee
Idle hour and loo much money, and
her head la eoon turned by tho flat
tery nf another. Hut her early train
Ing hold Komi and when. In Imagi
nation, ebe aeen a future In which le.
celt 1 coupled with rtlnIoya.lt y nhn
plciidn with her himband tn take her
back to the niniintalna. The ueci-ed-Ing
acta find the Hunter family e'lll
In New York and the aplrlt of the
great city haa eaiiht tho little wife
In It weii. Aaln fat" aave her fur
Hunter find the truth and In a ter
rific tinna In which he confronta
both wife and lover, he offern Mio
man a chance for hi Uf". After a
hla- riramajb oen the himband
Iciivch, and the riniil act flnda Hun
ter buck In -tho went and hera th
wife eo limn to him. Not too late eh
haa aeen the folly of It all and tias
'Ohio hark to tin man who aha
never ceaeed to love.
"The Cabin In tho Illlla" In the
name nf Mil drama of deep and tell,
log Intorent and It waa written by
I'l.iward Peple, one of th moat auc
reaaful of all American dramatist.
Next week "The Cabin In th Hill
will ba the attraction at ih Grand
theater, where It will renelv a thor
ough and careful presentation at th
handa nf the (irand stock player.
Ueata are now on aal.
Tnulo Whlto for Iark Bread.
WITH THK AMUIIICAN FORCES
IN FriANCK. Nov. 5. A coirmon
ilKht along th highway! of Fianca,
where American troop are Id camp,
I to ee th Americana trading their
whit bread, aupplled by th army,
for th darker bread baked by th
French peaaant. Th American say
th whit bread 1 th finest In th
world but that they Ilk th French
bread tnr a chan.
The French bread It baked In
largo circular loaves and at time
American - soldier may be aeen
winging along the rondway on their
way from a village to their oamp with
the bread hooked on their arm and
a little box of French cheei In their
handa.
ALL RUGS
13
Discount
AT
jsjllllllljlal li '
Slock Inducing, Money liaising
bate
GRAND
Theater Stock Company
will open as anon as tho quaran
tine U lifted, with
'The Cabin in the Hill."
Cliff IIiuMlnm and Ijnmta, Tol
son In tho louilinx purta-
A Stubborn Couah I
t iAHBen iugm up
7 - t 4 ST t
fr quirk nuiim. r.Mlly ud
cbrapiy nui(tt
K,r
I a liotne niade irrup which
million
f people davit lounl to b
Ilie miu dependanle urnna ol breaking;
up aiiil.liorn coiigliH. It i .heap and
minplc, but very prompt, in actien. Ph
ot its healing, lootbini? intlnence,
rlient (ureiunH ioe, phleirm ooen,
brenthinr lierotnt rier. tiiklnip in
throat plop and vou ft a (ruul nieht
re'ttul aiuep. Ilie iimisI tliroat ami
liet. cold uro t'omiuered ty it in L'4
lioiim or Im' Noiiiinir letter tor
brotirhltin. hoar'enesH, croup, wh'.p
Inur rouli, bronchial aittimn, ur wiuicr
CUII"ll4.
To make tliie iplendid eoin'h vmr.
; Jiotir Ollteel i ( pinex n, tu a pint
I bottle and fill tlm ! ttle witU rlniit
i prnnulil-d rupar tvrun and ill like
! thoroughly. J ,' von pre fer me clari-
iieii in. . i,i-.( , iioiiev, or ' "i symp,
li ted of nueair ei v i n r. ! ''l.iT w',
yoM iret a lull pint a faniiL upnlT
nf inuob liftt'r i-.i;l'I - !' tlmn voil
eoulJ Luv i idv-in.': :c fu Line time
the money. Keep pcrnTll V mid tuil
Ureii (,. i ta . lea n I. tail.
1'inex l a xpccial au'l hi.tily eon
eentrated compound of vciiume Nor
way pine exiract, known tiitr wnrld
owr for it prompt healirir fUect upon
the nii'mhmi)'.
To avuiii ii ai.pi iiilracnt itk your
rlruittrin for '.ij niiiietn nf Pinex''
ilh full dircetititi and don't accept
anvtliinif i loe ( , . : a r a n te ri to Ive ah
oliiie nat it (,u ti. n or money pn nipti'v .
ri'iunjiid. Ike l'liitx Co., It. Wayne,
Ind. i

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