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TJEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM, TEMPLE, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27,1918.
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Telephone (all department*) 6^6 to be in aspects encouri <(lii* iroi-Mip, m-iii-
dal and libel of every sort. After much *\i 1
report has pievHlh-d there will he h lieu
undciKtaiioinif of the danger of tliiuklus or
speaUIng \ itu unkiml lnt« ot. i'he tomtits
era will take account of the crime of de-
siroylnn men'a uputalkn h u»ii u» iir
crime of murdcHug their bodl*>i>.
Occultists itiid In IM'.f the symlmls c»f
pesce. this 'nay mean that negotiaMons /"•*
hrguu. hut they dei].tr« that will
... j find the world upbuilding.
Col. K. M. House will represent, j'frsoils whoso birthdate it is win ii^ve
J'rcsidfnl Wilson In (tl»fU«lon» ot Iha | »« aiii*e nu.l c»Ui|.ii»lim r. Tluw »uh-
juts of Scorpio am likely ti» meet many
nol'NK'S CUSHION.
v«r siluatlon with the pntciita alllp;
In Europe, beinsr S'lit to that country
to aid In killing American demands
and the Interest* of the American
iirmy, navy and civilians harmonious;
to prevent a disruption on our home
front as it Is represented In the Su-
preme War Council, ills is the duty
of arranging synchronization ind co-
ordination among our ov.n forces, as
Mell as to direct diplomatic activities campaigns boxinK division, the sports
according to the facts, as actually } committee thanked him by telegraph
known to him-—an.1 not to be led by ! today. They Miggested that the best
theories alone, Th» nation trusts | financial results would be obtained
that his presence will have a stabiliz- ' from a six to ten round no- decision
infT effect upon all questions that may bout at Madison square Gaitlen on
to meet
new friends.
Children born on this tiny should pn>w
to be mo t far se<Jii|f and tji-\tr In lin.ui ail
matters. They may be lnclln<*d tu ha
lather fcharp in their dealings end si oUd
be Mi idly reared.
\V 11 lard Will Hoi in Sow V«»iW.
i iuted Pre «"* I tc li. I
New York, Oct, «6. in accepting
the profferred service of riiainpion
Je.<s Willard to help the war work
divide the allies, failing In which
peril a«aits the action of all of them,
THl'ST AMEEKICAN WOMEN.
Germany is appealing to the women
of America to turn traitor to their
government by asking for any and all
kinds of peace nt every opportunity, j
but Americans may trmt the women |
as the Old South trusted those ^ ho j
mado the uniforms for the Ku-K'lu\-I
Klan—wherein was established a
■world's record for a secret kept l.y
women. Hundreds of thousands of
uniforms were made but no enemy
ever saw a woman making one of
them. Germans will not cause Ameri-
cans to doubt the loyalty of American
women.
Nov. 16 or 16. The names of Pentp-
sey, Ixninsky, t'offy, Meehan Miske
and Fulton were mentioned from
which Willard could choose an op-
ponent.
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Till1 I'('»«■« ( ampal;tn.
The allies' victories Incicave, and
K.iiser Hill will talk of p.'ice, the
boon he's longing for; nm| spiulesx
delegiitiH will suy, "Wh. nut lei. Wil-
helni have his way, ami end this
I.euMly v. It Oil, \i M, let's put
away our guus, and sit anil gossip
with the Iliifis, until th> \ i;et their
breath, when, with their e.nergy re-
stored, they'll usher In. with brand
and sword, a new crusade of death.
By all means let ns meet half way the
Teut who has some things to say of
armistice and truce: let us forget how
he has lied (there Is no truth beneath
his hide), and turn soin« twaddle
loose. I.et us forget the Prussian's
crimes, which have, In all historic
times, no parallel, say men. and talk
of peace and kindred boons, and llver-
wurst and beer and prunes, until
we're tricked again. We've seen the
package Itussia got when she gave
ear to German rot, and banked on
German lies; and we should do as
Russia did, and In the ditch like
Hussia skid—it would be sane and
wise. Hut It will be a little while be-
fore the Ti tit's entrancing sn.ile enn
put ns In a trance: some German
tottii* we'll have to strike and show
the folks what war's been like among
the towns of France. We'll have to
show the placid Fritz how scenery Is
blown to bits by modern allied (tuns;
down German roads we'll have to
wend, and stand the river Tthine on
end, and grieve a lot of lltins.
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That's the Stuff!
Mm k ( 'alms tfia' T.nnsing * reply to
the IItin peace note, freely translated,
is as follows:
Your note receiv ed. Our peace stocks
are all shot.
Inclosed please find a list of friends
who claim
To have a large unbroken sample lot:
Try Koch H Co , llalg, Pershing and
retain.
JUBILEE'S PARTNER. J
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CIIA1TKR 3ho
Tuesday morning and I let Jubilee
iluwii by the rope in his teeth and went
dm n barefooted and no one sai l
,i word to nif. about It, only my ant
hail a kinda m»en grin mi In r tsnap-
pii.g turkle mouth like she was think-
liiK of nil tho times she would he
making me wash my feet, unil then 1
lookwi her in the eyes and wunk ut
her and she looked us hauty as If J
had slapped her. 1 was thinking o(
all the times that I would crawl out
over the roof and come In aganc and
not wash my feet any more than a
rabbit, and she did not know what I
was thinking about and that was one
on her.
When I got up from the tabel and
was going out I said to my father if
you will stake me to a nickel to buy
some minnies 1 will go fishing an.1
ketch a mess of fish, and he asted me
if 1 thought I could ketch any and
I told him t was sure I could because
they was biting, and he asted me if
any of them had bit me and 1 said
No and laughed because 1 thot mebby
if I laughed at his Joke he woud
dig but he said to wait till Friday
because they always bit better on
Friday, and 1 asted liitn why and he
said he didn't know but they bit so
fast on Friday that most everybody
had to each fish on Friday, and some
people do not know the difference be-
tween a le and a joke, and 1 expect
that he thought he w,m joking
Me and Jubilee went out the back
way as yotisule and the buntch was
there and we got behind our cows
and run them all the way to the pas-
ture and the kidnapper lady was out
in the yard when we went past and
when she looked at us I hollered Boo
and the waived. She need not
to think she can get friendly
with me and coax me in her hou*e
and lock me In the seller and kldnapp
nie. I guess she does not know how
Turkey admit* being picked.
Great guns! Great American guns!
The Italian army ha« decided to
push the Austro-llungnriang a few
leet toward a conclusion of peace. .
Every day when the kaiser awakens
he may ask the clown quince: "What
new thing have we lost "
We have won the war by unity of
command; and may lose the advant-
age by lack of unity In demand.
The United States department of
labor advises that farmers plant crops
which will require the least amount
of labor to gather.
Jamaica Intends to train returning
poldlers in handicraft and other voca-
tions. She intends Injecting ginger
into their activities.
Berlin has grown strong enough to
express itself in m->b appeals for the
abdication of the emperor and the
formation of a republic.
Rome conscientious objectors who
declared they would not fight, had to
at ('"amp Bowie before the government
could protect them.
There must be talking as well as
fighting In the winning of the war.
Americans must not discount the val-
ue of wilg nor fear that our are in-
ferior.
New Shipment of Flags Received
AVE THE COUPON AND GET A FLAG
.Germany may be required to sur-
render her armies in France and Bel-
gium If she consents to an armistice,
since they majr yet be captured If not
• urrenderejl.
Fort Worth physicians were again
•cored Friday by Capt. J. G. Townsend
of the United States Public Health
Bervlo# *bout not reporting the naineB
of their patients having communica-
ble and Infectious diseases.
The Young Men's Christian associa-
tion has a large work to do In the
war, having been commissioned by
the American people to spend millions
of dollars of their money for the com-
fort and consolation of the military
forces at army camps and In overseas
•er\ ice.
AMERICAN FLAG COUPON.
PRESENT SIX OF THESE COUPONS AT THE OFFICE OF THE
TEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM with $3.35 cash and get this beautiful Flag, size
four feet by six feet, sewed stripes, guaranteed fast colors to sun and rain, to-
gether with Flag Outfit, including 7-foot jointed pole with brass fittings, iron
staff holder, rope and ball complete. (By mail 10 cents extra.) Flag alone,
six coupons and $2.55 at the Telegram office or $2.65 by mall.
tuff I am or she would not think she
could do iliat. When we got to the
pasture we (lid not shut the gait and
come away like jve most always do,
but wo wont in and went over to the
crick and took u oolt at it and there
was quite a lot of ininoeH in it and
we j;ot down ill It and trido to ketch
some with our hands for bait to yd
fishing iu the lake, but they was too
quick for us. Then we piled the mud
up in :t round place about us big as
a barl where the crick was not deep
and we left a little place in front
like a. door for the fishes to swim III
and then we went a way and staid
awhile and when we came back the
water was clear but there was no
minnies in our trap, and then 1 said
the thing to do was for us to go and
dig some worms and put in the trap
and they would come in for tne
worms and one of us could sneak up
and shut the mud dore on them and
the lost bag of tripe asted us to let
him do it and we all said wo would,
and we done that because we did
not want the blame for letting them
go If they got away.
Then we all went up the hank
where the grass was deep to pull it
up and see If there wt s some worms
at the roots of It, and the first thini
I got hold of the grass 1 saw a wild
strawberry anil I hollered and we ali
got busy looking for strawberries and
eating them and we found quite a lot
one at a time and it was past dinner
time when we got our stummlckg full,
and then we did not enro so very
mutch to go fishing anyhow, so we
made it up to go and take a look at
the old dry kill that the firemen
thought we had set fire to that time
we played Jndien camp, and we did
anil that took quite a while to get
there and we sat in a row on the top
of the hill and looked at it quite
awhile and no one was around and
then me and Jubilee went down the
hill and walked around It three times
v.hlssellng, and then they all come
down and walked around It with us
and there was not anything happened
and we skinned our eyes out and no
one was around to see us and 1
snu.'k under and so did they, and
when we got under the loose flore
board we lade a long time and llssenfld
and we did not hear any footprint
nor nothing so we was sure no oni
was in it, and I lifted up the board
to look and a man's face with whis-
kers was about two Inches from mine
and the man behind the faoe hollered
Boo as loud as he could and I dropped
tlio board and we all went out from
under so fast that we scraped the
spines of our backs, but we all got
away, and we did not stop running
till we had dumb through the manure
hole in our barn, and then the ones
that hadn't seen it panted to know
what I had seen, and thpn. I told them
and the others that had seen It told
them they was scairter than ever,
and we went and got our cows early,
so as to get home and get them miked
before dark,because we all klnda
wanted to be In the house where there
was a light.
My father did not have to send me
to bed after supper, I went, and a ki<l
that ain't got a nice big dog like Ju-
bilee to sleep with don't know how-
lucky he is. I wonder why everyone
Is saying Boo to me. I did not pray.
I guess I felt like my. ant did when
she saw my tossel mustash.
$100,000 Ituther Than Marry.
(Associated Press Dispatch.)
New York, Oct. 2G.—Virginltis St.
Julian Mayo, wealthy Nesv Haven,
Conn., manufacturer will have to pay
to Wilhelmina Meyer, the woman who
lived with Mayo as his wife for more
than ten years after a ceremonial
marriage, the sum of <100,000 and
costs for breach of promise to marry,
according to a decision of the ap-
pellate division of the supreme court
handed down today.
America « Model for Itii^hla.
(Associated Prcs» Dispatch )
Archangel, Oct. 16.—America Is
held up as a model for regenerated
Russia by the Slevernole Utro, an
Archangel newspaper. In urging Rus-
sians to restore their country to Its
former place in the world.
"The Ideals of America and Russia
are alike," asserts the paper. "Both
countries strive for permanent, dem-
ocratic peace, and equally hato the
German Imperialism. We hope that
our friendly feelings toward America
will allow us to grow more and more
acquainted with her life and culture,
and that, taking her as a model, Rus-
sia will occupy her former rank.
Buy War Savings Stamps.
BRINGING UP FATHER
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We Love Him T.lko tlic Smallpox.
The Kaiser's very 111, we hear,
The news Is not a joke;
And. while we wish liini no hard luck,
We hope that he will choke.
Oh!
They were trying to get a Jury for
the murder trial and were having a
lot of trouble with the talesmen. One
big, honest looking farmer was ac-
ceptable to both sides until the Pros-
ecuting Attorney asked the farmer
if he was opposed to capital punish-
ment.
"What wui that?" asked the pus-
sled farmer.
"I asked you If you were opposed
to capital pnlshment," repeated the
Attorney.
"Wall." replied the farmer, as he
scratched his head, "1 am when It Is
too severe."
To the Last llime in a Garden.
Gone is your fragrance, gone, too, is
the glow-
In your deep heart;
Happy the days, dear, when 1 watched
you grow—
Watched Nature's art;
Thoitgh you die now, j on will return.
I know,
'Till then—we part.
1'iiiv Knows Fvorjthing.
vto Hie—Paw, what Is hush money?
Paw—Hush money is the ten bucks
you slip your wife when you get home
from a poker game so she won't bawl
you out for an hour, my son.
Cheer I'p!
Brace up. ohl man! Smile on your
way!
Forget remorse and sorrow!
Don't let regrets for Yesterday
Spoil your hopes for Tomorrow!
Hull!
The Hibrow ga\e the Bounder a
ticket for an oratorio and told hint
to be sure and attend. Next day the
Hibrow met the Rounder.
"How did you like the oratorio?"
asked the Hibrow.
"It was rotten,' said the Rounder.
"All I heard was a lot of singin'. I
guess I got there too late for the ora-
tory."
Ho. Hum!
"I jilted that poor poet Hutt,"
Said pretty Dolly Deck;
"He coul(l write pretty verses, but
He couldn't write a check.''
I/ittic Tragedies*.
The boy crawled under the barn to
see if the pretty little cat hiding there
was really a ektjnk like his father
sai<l it vi us.
It was.
As Gray Might Have Written It.
The curfplv tolls the knell of parting
day,
The lowing herd winds slowly o'er
the lea;
The plowman to the village wends liis
way
To buy himself a half a pint of f!;ee.
Our .Too Miller Contest.
Dr. Emanuel Schwab claims that
the oldest Joke Is the one about the
boy who left the farm and got a job in
the city. He wrote a letter to his
brother, who was sticking on the
farm, and In the letter, telling about
the Joys of city life, said: "Thursday
we autoed out to the Country Club
and golfed until dark. Then we trol-
leyed back to town and danced until
morning. Then we motored to the
beach and Fridayed there." The hoy
on the farm wrote back and said:
"Yesterday we buggied to town and
baseballed all afternoon. Then we
went to Ned's and pokered until morn-
ing, Today we muled out to the corn-
field and gee-hawed until sundown.
Then we suppered, and then we piped
for a while. Then we stlrcased to
our room and bedsteaded until the
clock fived."
Answers to Corret^iondenui.
Dear Luke: How can I improve my
figure and my complexion?—A Thin
Princess.
Dear Princess: The best way to im-
prove the complexion Is to steam It
over one of Mother's washtubs every
Monday morning from 8 o^lock until
noon, and to eteam it over Mother's
dlshpan after supper every night.
Wringing the clothes will make the
aJms plump and hanging out the
clothes will develop the bust. Stoop-
ing and lifting the clothes make the
waist small and shapely. Carrying the
dishee from the dlshpan to the cup-
board and standing before the dlshpan
witshlng the dishes make the lege
firm and well rounded. Try this for a
month and notice the Improvement
—Luke.
Hetelm!
Bald old Uncle Borg,
To his friends, with a grin:
"A Hun In the Morgue
Js worth ten In Berlin."
— Blllle Wood.
Notlee!
The Secretary of the Club Is getting
tired of hearing complaints, and In
future when a man makes a kick the
Secretary will tell him to go to Helen
Howell in Pomeroy, Ohio.
And We DUIn.1t Get a Invite!
Harold A. Bocze and Lovers Schoo«
naer were married at Mansfield, Ohio,
last week.
Goo-111!
Boy,
Gun,
Joy,
Fun,
Gun,
Bust,
Boy
Dust. -8. T. II.
The Woodpecker.
I like the old woodpecker's way,
I'm fond of him, by jlng!
He pegs away the livelong day,
And never tries to slug.
—Luke McLlike.
Well. I this little meddling bird
Don't care for any more;
I used to like him, but my word,
I've found him quite a bore.
—Newark Advocate.
Please Pas* tJie Cheese!
Harry Batt lives In Baltimore.
No Joke.
The above reminds us that while
during the rest of the year the woods
are filled with Squirrels hunting for
nuts, rifght now the woods are filled
with nuts hunting for squirrels.
Names Is Names.
Mrs. Maddern Ell lives In Denver,
Colorado.
Our Daily Special.
The Man Who Knows That He
Knows Nothing Knows More Than
The Man Who Thinks lie Knows
It All. '
Luke McLtike Says
Before a girl la 25 her mother Is
afraid that Daughter will get married.
But after that her mother Is afraid .
that Daughter won't get married.
No man ever failed because he de-
voted his time to minding his o« n
business. If you didn't ga this one
the first time, read it again.
Thirty years ago, w hen 25 cents was
a whole lot of money and would buv
enough steak to feed a family, with
a piece of suet and a piece of llvi r
thrown in for good measure, and there
was no such animal as tooth paste, a
girl used to keep her teeth shining like
pearls by cleaning them w-ith the
ashes that Father saved from his
seegats. This hint would save the
girls a lot of money today, but we'll
bet that not one of them will take it.
Of course It Is none of our business.
But we have often wondered how a
woman with a two-barrel shape ever
manages to take a bath In one of the
modern flat buildings.
What has become of the old fash-
ioned German who used to call yon
a "luml" when you doubted that tne
Kaiser was Infallible?
A woman can get a lot of pleasure
out of a thing that doesn't separate
her from some of her money. But a
man can't.
Another strange thing is how much
more a fellow will do for your sister
than he will for his own.
The man who gives 33 Inches for a
yard does an awful lot of squealing
when the other fellow gives him 15
ounces for a pound.
We do not know much. But we do
know that the fathead who stated that
It takes two to make an argument
wasn't a married man.
Every time a grouch attends a
musical comedy he feels lW<e hiring
a lawyer and suing the management
for Breach of Promise.
This would be a better world if men
were as careful of their own records
as they ere of the records of their
phonographs.
When a man tells you that he Isn't
afraid of his wfla you shouldn't be-
lieve anything else that the durn liar
says.
When a girl tells you that she has
never kissed s man, don't emharras
her by asking her how many men
have kissed her.
By GEORGE McMANUS
Germany Is trying to wir, on the
political front, hence President Wil-
son's appeal to the American populace
to stand by the American government
until Germany Is conquered. The
Semblance of divisnon among Ameri-
cans will add to the difficulty of con-
cluding the military discussion,
If there is to be an armistice be-
tween the nationas at war, Marshal
Foch will direct the arrangements for
eur allies and the United States. Hav-
ing charge of the armies, he must deal
•with the military problems which
grow out of the throttling ot the
enemy.
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tain points when the court declared
the prohibitory law unconstitutional;
the saloons were closed because their
licenses were made void when the
prohibitory law went Into effect, ac-
cording to th^ argument of the attor-
ney general Temporary Injunctions
were Issued restraining the saloons
from operation.
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Williams, E. K. Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 342, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 27, 1918, newspaper, October 27, 1918; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth469415/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.