Payne, R. C. Canby, G. A. Martin. A. L. Shane and John P. Ramsey.
Editorial and Magazine Page .
broke Oh, it's a labor that tortures the soul, shoveling coal, shoveling coal!
.i-,i right by George M Adams) "VTALT MASON.
Sh.etr.liy story necessary for the films is a successful author of boys' stories.
way to help disease along than to crowd the street cars and public automobiles.
not stir to vote for it. Voting, any voting, is better than indifference.
societies, or any of the other much advertised evils of national life.
talk, r the votes go the other way. Every man's vote decides it.
make his country right is the continual duty of every man at the polls.
man people, their government, their .institutions, and all that they hold dear."
versal idea in Germany, and as such is part of the evidence to be considered.
thrones, and never of them as eating bread and butter.
ANSAS, out of bar bountiful harvest, sent G848 tons of food to Belgium.
fort after years of struggle.
left, said that the cargo represented Kansas's loose change In the pocket.
nt ss trip to Kansas Citv.
grip for the last few days.
covering from his recent illness.
St Joe, Mo., are visiting with Mrs.
From The Herald ThU Dcte 1001.
Masonic temple was issued yesterdaj.
able to be out on the streets.
and Move and the Misses Pollard, Zork.
wife of the American consul at Juarez.
Author ot "At Good Old Slirnsh."
brown to deep mahogany in color.
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where lie must make his appearance Saturday night.
By PAT, THE OFFICE I.OV.
decided that the leg was broken.
to a lipe age of 30 before wearing out.
he is old enough to vote.
weird I'Hests and strange ceremonies.
"oajrlebt. 1314. International News Sirvlc.
;.aths until the drivers learn the rules.
get into society in Charleston. S. C.
ing for the whole population.
minorltj. Among the "lucky seventeen"
man. Walter Griffen, W. T. Dannat, H.
BECAUSE children have vivid imaginations, they enjoy "making believe"
being a splemljt thing for all the pupils.
nations were "Made in El Paso."
time since 1900. the "Belle of Austin,"
hearty people takin' th rest cure.
high second grade will appear tomorrow.
He played a little poker.
the meeting between Scott and Villa.
town and attracts utti ..
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"The cooperation of the publlr an.
ot the legislature." said R. F. Burge-.
y,- ,.o buhii uaie, at amerent time'.
her vast area, has more timbered land".
Jo lend my hearty support to propose'!
mon with other ci'ics in Oklahoma.
In the Y. W. C. A."
universitv students in thei,. imK,t r -.
good monej , and "a. comnttitoi h .