The Calumet Chieftain. (Calumet, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, November 12, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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CALUMET. OKLA. CHIEFTAIN
THE EUROPEAN WAR A
YEAR AGO THIS WEEK
Nov. S, 1914.
Allies ga riM plateau of Vregn).
Ocmtnt continued attacks be
twtfn North im and L>s and
mad* gain* In Aryonne.
Br j lit ga"«d at P'vmude and
Ypoes
Russian cawlry ln>ade<J Posen
pro\iiK« and d«it^>fd railivad
near Plesc*en.
Russian# entered Wirballen.
Przemysl again attacked.
Ri.s« ana took Koprikol In Ar-
mania.
Tw.o Dardanelles fort* destroyed
b> KuntandrntBt
Turk* tank Greek steamer.
G«rma"" mourwfd loss of Ti ng
tau tut pra ed bravery of garrt-
lor.
German (rt«r Gt f interned
at Honolulu.
Beter*' rebel* defeated in Sotth
Africa.
Nov. t. -9-4.
Ypre* *et **re b German bom
banjment.
Fig^t rg on t>*e Aisne.
Rtssans occup ed Goldapp. Gei-*
man* at II fdrawing.
I German* wen victory near
I W)*chtunix ake. tak -g +,i>X pr a
I oner*.
Serbia-'* drove back Austrian*
near Shabats.
RlM a">* took Tur^'Sh fort -ear
Erwrum and won at Nopnkol on
R.ver Araxe*.
port*.
Run ai* bombarded Boapcrua
Nov. 10. 1t1A
Allie* advanced betv ee- > r-es
ard Arment c-r* and betwee-
Reim* a->d Berry-a. Bac,
R.ss an* drove G«r?-jn - git
wing back toward v :.- an lake*,
and occupied Miechcw.
Austrian* defeated S«-fc a *
near Losmtza.
All allies issued formal dec'ara
t>on of war on Turkey.
German cruiser Emden de-
stroyed b Aost-a an crv •
Sydney at Coco* is.a-d.
Russian fleet *j-k four Turk s*
transports.
KaH H. Cody -ct as spy -
Tf *r e' Lonaon
Nov. 11, 19"*.
Germans took D v — -se- o-osse.-
> ser ca-vaL captured s rs *rst
i n« west p# Lanjemarck a-c
drove t*em Mt of St E cv.
A *>es Lim'tatiUfii
and repfciseo Ge-ma-v ->**- coast.
Rvss.an* attached Cr*oew ce
Austr.ans pursued Set a-s e-
S*abata-Loart tza >
>i ltls> torpedo bo«t s je- sa A
by Ge-man s^bm*- «e «ea- Dtve-
Japanese torpciae boat *u-r* by
mint at KiaMlWB.
Consc -ac ;*ce\r-N - Cor
start wee e *£* -it ie—nans anc
You"* Tu'*s race-* s-"*oC
N *. 'X "S"A.
Set* ton M saatf f.-crtwi IN
Sa«t e a t!«e > se-
R-ss-an* ca®ck-e>e Jf*a«*sN;-j.
East B-u«s.. .
S eje af P i—ij m -rs—-mec.
v c->an woe a a*.
e-«k.
SarfeiMa tatt-ari wt«e
c~>e£ 1* c—ess Se-na"
«r t-i «er Cotw cr &■
-««: ■<; - rx sue-
sv>-t v ;c««n- * uoea *®r ar-
*- na.
iNlflMTlONAL
SUNMrSOKKH.
Lesson
tT*r K O. 8KLI.KR8, Aotn* Director o!
Si'hvx^I CnHirh' ot MvhxIt Btblf
Institute o( Cliiriiv.)
(Ocr>ri|hU IMi, Wect^rM N* Mpipt-rVnun.
LESSON FOR NOVEMBER 14
DANIEL IN THE KINGS COURT.
UMOM ttrr-DuM I t-W. r*
GOI.PKX TKXT—Waicti ye. *t*mt f*s*
Ir :*•* faith v^vnt you itlie men. be stn>n^ |
—I Cor. W 11
This fan-..'!ar *ti>rr has be^n select
ev'. for the World s Temperance Sun
day —U is the first record of his
Babylor.ian experi« ces ar.J is an il
lustr - .< e\amp> ot these everlasting
principles v>hioh govern a aaccesafu'
Ufa.
I. Daniel's Pes ( cn, vv. 1-7. N>
huchadneuar. on the death of his
father. r*«xirr,e\l to Babylon from be
stewing Jerusalem to take the throne
He carried ;:h h.m Jehc'akitn and a
number of yvur.s men. " ;n whom was
no blesv.sh i 1 I t. They were perhaps
twelve jvats old. Among these werv
four wv.o hid been particularly se
l v t• ! ier t :o.:s irA r. -;tt ar.d The name
of each s compcur.ded w.th t1" ' r.am<
of God. s mean.n*— is tnj
fuvice ' They are now alone in a
licentious heathen pa'.ace ar.J abso-
lutely at the power of the king and
h > icurt Their names ar>? now
chat(K becomes Be'.teshss
-;t- . - d ":j S-.h char.ir.ns
of nam 's s ctsstotrary .n mo^t heath
en or Moh-jmrr. -.iar. ".an is even i.vlir
A still cr^-vtrr .larger or tempti: n
confronts T>~?e you-jt men. Ti- that
the k-.ng spr-' nted them i ia.'.y per
t:oa of the king's meat Am Rev v
5>. To r^fnse to eat -,n*-.t^>d rid.cal*
ard perhaps k>«s of ':f . bat to eat
m to< br-Mk the Jew-.sh law as to
f.wi TVut ; ?--- a.#<- "
Cor. > ?-l#; 1" Th-'.r capc v
«y had >e-'2 fcretoM TI K.t^ ?) :*>.
but a charre of kvat ti att-i name
do*>s act in v.-;-re a change '! heart as
many a tetr.-'svi oce has iis.^twoi.
The-se Sri in spit* of aat-r*I appe-
t.t««s. danger of being thenght peca-
'.jlt or even g-*!.t~de to t.r.c for '..res
preserved re^:>e\i to oat the k'^ns s
meat and to drink h s w-.r.e.
II. Da - f "* Pu -pese. " S: * 2. Th«
reaLl pcrrvise of a man« fcwrt
a'o- - gcv-e—s v s ac*« b ' re-j^is
what he s—Ood looks npvn that whec
he ~c°s r* ■ n TI C.— f > T-
Lcke l« 151. -mUK-ct wiTT pnr^5«e
there s no cha-a. ?r " Acts IT -S
Dar el -^-po«e<i ~ia h > hear." n.x t^
if'.'.t h —«e ' N.- " —r-"-m:s«. no
t-ttr r.g becarse ff be ng away ifsa
h-me no jvsur-.nersi:? w-.th the r h
and or -t ct^.trt was to be
"as e'eaa as a hoirsd s ttvth." V«
wh.- dare t.^ «■ And aJone a_nrj tni
oote.it -- s.- TUr ej f
st \^i
h -3 v
;na ti:>ee
Dtr eT ex-
er.-:se<i c-iat ti.-. ~ h - ceal.-rs w-.ti
the jrtnee of the eunr-ciis bit 0<vl
t*_: ev^ien.-ed hts pr. tecting ind e*d-
ing .-are v « eni.b:.ng h.m to w.n
h:s war fcnd persnade the e-r-.-h to
*T.-w "hf snjrtr-ft!<i test v t: . I?
Chrrsan r:-t -s w---:j exert- ?e
— - -* tart th-- w -oM more *-f*; -1-T
artaia their Sesirwt ends "Lck* ".t 1 .
It t* p.vS5 tJ b? SO EV>2i:ip>
j«cr-tan r I as to lay cs cpen to a
rita-g; m r)-*—**■- -ai p-:de. T>an:el
E3i*ersr*s «pet"ess p-~tT -SextbJe
Jert?ty wrt!i a
tia: cir.« ^5
rwa.e* uad wftcrem ew'des.-e n t i
3c«d and ?a th in Vis arom to be wiTV
isg ro bo scbr-'f'd to the a."-d rr^
af exT'erenoe a « wtis a re-'yr n
that could stand w~tbo«tt be.r.g t:ed
Da- r x Pi 1 . w. ' —
J1, PCdMHXM iS
be*-,s and ?<eas Their dtet was to be
i jreneraT vegetab'e one Samson as
* v*rar:^ drar.k no w-r* This age
Sas r-nt to fc"Ty fmprehetid the
reaivntab and e^rat-y of tbose
arr - ■--wrsh law* >f san.rat on and
V - ■--* .-■* men are today iif-
ctr.g -*- -- g—ar.-s w- - b the.r te^th
T%- -■ - test was that Par e".
>T\r 11 ififMiin were deStrered
?rr*B r-ar:?^—escs.ng r-yd • laws and
-tw 7—nee rtf tbe PET:: rhs from be —-g
rtn si-'- b-1 :««e nf tbe ptys.."*! £V«n-
f - o of h ? .-harris ?;*ntr. keaTth.
* d «r-e«itr*h rase -« Hansel and hts
f— e®es w—th tie nniTt of tre'e-jnesit.
poK:rv arc ,rft?e®oe at cocrt t.
.- s-aoc be-"1—• the Vn*"
■f-nc - -If I Car ' '. ®-Tr IT Cor.
i> a be«ttaie of th"r ■cnsw«r -.sg
lr**Sy «c C-oc ari. ofcot- ®c te hts
ir art ."loto T4-1? ! SI V; >>
VHi.■ 11 af ti- - r-ay«* *.-c t is
ti- work of the F-> 5- —t • g"1"?
im .- bs wtstooim '.jtke * '.i. Acts f
e-r « as Tlar was Ikw blessed
>r tbe =r> -- be«t.~ws d vwse g "ts
■ T Car IJ 1-4-T T r and ftna^r be
t-«ta kavtag a sjwia'. j lare m be
tm. ikmes and f^Sf of Cind tkr* # •
ri .—cared rr*"-* o* rt. hts s-4*t *
r* Vergy -He tast doet± Jse w-a ot
(M
Sms.'es bright—teeth white =
with
WRIGLE^
and
WRLGLEy
GTH
■MM
Delirious, wholesome, beneficial, appetite
and digest ion-aiding confections
The longest-lasting, most helpful and J
pleasant goody possible to buy.
Have you seen " Wrigleys Mother Goose. intro-
ducing the Sprightly Spearmen" — newest
jingle book—28 pages in colors?
(HERE IS A SAMPLE VERSE)
.45 / was going to Saint Ives
I met a man with seven wives-
Each wife had a fine, clear skin,
All were fat—not one was thin,
And each had a dimple in her chin;
What caused it? WRIGLEY'S!
The "Wrigley Spearmen" want you
? to see all their quaint antics in this
I book free ! Write for it today and ==
| always ask for " wrigley'S"— the gum ss
E in the sealed package — wrapped in =
United Profit Sharing Coupons. s
wm. wr!gl£* jr. co.
144)4 Kesner Dldg., Chicago
I I III! K
7WR!GTlY57T|
- pchpett OLM r-j^j I
= Chew it after every meal =
Nc Worse.
* Say - i man. ^and me ten ao..ars,
wCH yot "~
-*V shouid I* Tood tmiy buy
whisky w-.ti it-~
-t «- jf 1 qo* Ton subscribed to
the war '.oan. i.dnt yoo*"
~T doot soe what that's got to do
w-.ti it-'
"Ito yoc think it s any worse to
lesd me money to bay whisky w-.tJs
than tc iend money to the alites to
spend ob gtms and ammttn:t:c«"" —
New T ork W arid.
Magic W ashing Stick
T* « sc tc L
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tixsu -■«# «rr r< U* r-.itmn# w^*~
^n," ^ w *- r : wf *r*"£T
sag Sbjoi mm t dl—^ "-"WW ^
rUioH i«^"T ***
eatflrwl or *?• .*• **.•:« . re"^
Him c*e_ Cwca^rr« ac i c k
pMM.CHKS* tec-wS «c &Mt w aa« 4M
•. k. - .
OFFICER REALLY TO BLAME
Law Official Locked So Much Like
Husband That Woman Simply
Could Not Stop Scolding.
A woman from the pineland belt. I
who had seen a railroad only once,
and who had ridden in to Atlanta s
Decatur street on her husband s wag
on. was arrested for talking back to
an cSicer of the law
"She jabbered steadily for a half
Is. -tr, when I told her she must not
stand so long squarely in the middle
of the street.'" explained the officer
who had made the arrest "1 couldn t
even get a word in edgewise. It was
the most awful gab I ever hoard "
Tnmtng to the prisoner the judge
satd
"^"hat have you to say for yourself,
madam * *
Co-. ..r. t he r t. ;edge responded
the oSer.der "tried fo ter shet up
h-t th o?.-er "ocked so much like my
h-sban' I ,-es could*"t Snd th heart t
stor —i,"ase and Comment
Too Much Ham to Be Hungry.
An English town council, after a ito
traded sitting, was desirous of ad-
journing for lunch.
The proposition was opposed by th*
mayor, who thought that if hi* fellow
officeholders felt the stimulus of han-
ger the dispatch of business wonld bs
much facilitated. At last a rather Illit-
erate member got up and eju-!a:'sj«i:
"I hau astonished. 1 ham stirprisBd.
I ham amaied. \lr Mayor, that yon
will not let us go to lunch."
"And 1 am surprised." replied the
mayor, "that a man who has got so
much ham' tn hi* mouth shoald want
any lunch at all."
PROMPT RELIEF
can be founci tn cases of Colds. Conghs.
UaOrippe and Headaches by ns-ng
l axative Ouimdine Tablets. iSoee cot
afTect the head or stomach. Bny yocr
* inter s supply new. Vv.ce 15c.—Ad*.
V-
Kr--.
to T eaae A T
V^"®iaTTtbOc-Hiisefr-Frtrjef Ca.
Oktatxana C.try. Gsint. E k Crty
Cfcicfcastta. Stoaw-oe* cad ..VTras.
5>*t ibe wa
t ->r.rne ts apt
a mar ke*ps ot t.s
not dew-s WCHKC
tVat tr* tr ttso««** d a vcaj_-
asd row jua-
sewnd
r-: -c. s
Han\--d t
bi t s
No Enthus sst.
"I persuaded my husband to atte d
a symphvvny concert yesterday "
"l>d he en,Vy it*"
"Not very much lie m o the ap-
plause disturbed h s'.umbers"
*V0ID A DOCTOR'S SILL
or. the f.rst ot the month bv tak'.ng
now a bottle of Mansfield Oough Bai
satn tor that hackir.c killow ooa£^
Price IS: and K*.—Adv.
All K<r o*.
We *e oar eixpect cold weather
most any time no* ~
" As far as t>.at gv>>s we can
•"* v "d c. w *.her ar.x o d ; ma
Cxvod
create (ooc w
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Clayton, J. C. The Calumet Chieftain. (Calumet, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, November 12, 1915, newspaper, November 12, 1915; Calumet, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc167948/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.