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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
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ttngtfrngeH-
Irant .. 0esrtamp an @enrgt
Btoirue, $218.
Sobn 80. SadfOn an G0utberr
Sbip 8. II. z. Co., $4,000.
Gabtb gboliff on NeD 8udepe y
II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
6orrb !. asbnon on GerulaHic
@. u. go. 3, $4,000.
Do an germania SO. 2 8. Il. D,
Co.. $1,000.
DO. an bc., $1,000.
Do. on b., $1,000.
DO. an bo., $1,000.
Dina gDpb on Grant G. @incog,
s975.
Waarearet GtioT an GagIe g. u.
.Q. a., $3.50.
SoTepb Triif6 an bo,, $1,000
Sarab GrDb an ho.. $4600.
6enrp g. Sente an bo., $500.
Snrrn 4. otbmon an Son Wlorro
9. II. 6. ", $225o.
gioTa 80. 6epI ou Euubnnentd 8.
II. 9. Co.. $500.
glnnn m. 2atprnrre on George G.
Benz, S598.
Ssruie IN. gsbpmer an Gan Gub
Burtt, $500.
Parnie UNDERWOOD Deiptetf ON =
2. Soipnen, 1890.
G6orles HdrfaGer on Wknni
Eofpnfbip .. u. g. Co., $500.
B.rnnrb Z. SGloemer on Charles
G1.n, S140o.
gbflomena Gdmiebers on m<fs
li6er etern 9. u. Q. a., $3.50.
Marp SnfilIo ON Gubarbdn Renl
gfate Co., S670.
&nna peFeI on Gitp 6dn 8. II.
9. Co., $500.
9Rds 4lein on bo., $500.
arTepb W. @mitb an @reen Gt.,
SO. 2 9. IL. 9. Co., $1,000.
Daniel O'8rien ON Catherine
ybnd. $2oOO.
@etifete Sbpotbefen-
Wtntbilbd Gorsmeisr on Barbara
aOelfb. $3.50,
glarsncs g. Sfeller an WinifreO
81. 9bler. $500.
sErart 3. @ifbep an Gisnipdp 6.
Il. 9. Co., $1,000.
gbns. @bams an German 3. g.
II. z. Co., $500.
eleanor Wiifler ON Gon Wsdrco
9. II. 8. a., $500
Winian 6. mngner on MuberonI
i5errn 9. u. g. Co., 500.
@iliom +. OOcfirel nnv@ @lentpupI
9. IL. Q. Co., $500.
r. u. mosIIer an Obos. g.. 4o6ens
ftsfte Sr., $1,000.
emma q. Dcuns an z. Murb 8.
d. 9. Co., $1,000.
Dina @nB an mm- 81 Collins,
5rufee, $500.
Sol. ffritf5 an GasIs g. u 9.
n. $500.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
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ibm ibren @Iiidiuiurib nls5uipre.
den.
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9ipree, ruie SeleiI. es befoblen, lilio
melOete, Dab nngerid,tet iei.
Gurh Die beIlei, itrabler0en Hdii-
me idlritten lie ins @b5immer, oas
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men Sliimenbnin peripaloelt erihieH.
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benbeu. ouftenoen Soit foit perianf,
nabmen fie Rlab.
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ner Iprana binsu uno gcb 6bum'
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llno er errettete ben gater, pnb
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idrperem uneliif.
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(JOrtIsbuns foIst)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
sarmeu 40 perfunteu.

Bette Garmen i'm peItIihen Soma
itn6 allen Geilen bon RebraSto au
biligen 8reiien uub giinItigen Sab.
lllngsbeoingltneen.
s.. .. 8nlDron, 1857 Omaha Sea.
ttonaL 9ont Bldg, Omaha, gtebr.
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6anrnrbtifeil.

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men eiuen 8opt 75c big $lbU.
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Iiingen prompt beiorst. @otb. SAN
fen, 296 q 0oDton, ct. Bdiil.
U2inu. -51su
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gerIanst; - Stnges IdOden CUR
in $ousdrbeit uno CUR 8emlf-
ii6tigpng bon Rinoern. Suites Seim,
gutter 2obn. 5rnu GlpOe 8. Grem.
gpulnut 1874 -4s23s17
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6anOclt nit @atts Rana Spe5ia'
Ii1ten! - SD Bobe 10 Sabre 0nrotf
Dertpanot, Sduf- 1ulo 8ieb- Rondes
at toufen unO oerfmtfen SD bobe
einige Bargains in Ran@eS; eben.
Tolls in Sarms. S6reibeu Sic mir,
mas Sic miinI9en unb mo Sic iid
on8uIieoeln beabIidtigen. NatgGu
8atts, 537 Barton gIod, omaha.
-R-tGt7
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Central States 2ano
GpmpanD
1923 Union &ocific glosy Omaha,
gte6rasfa -4s22st7

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3 @ondes our 8abI, gut berbei.
iert; gutter gooen. 0ides @ras, flas
res un0 feines 8aIer; groBe @or-
gate BON Gltter oui ben aan6es
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Or. g. n. EorrD titrtert SdHcrr'
boioen, SiIteIn uno moere 9or1Tl.
leioen obne Operation. a1r goro1i'
tiert. Strei6t Inn Bud iiber 9dri1I'
leioen, NIT 3eligniIien. Or. 6. v.
Eorrp, 240 See 8lOg- 9mob1.
-2.1.tS
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aOSat y5imi6ms0
9eteftibs.
8ahaae un6 gdbd.

gdosr. Or. 0oorfielo's GdpefeI.
9ampfbd0er, 1909 8otpar0 StraBe.
Silfe fir Rbermatismus. 0allage
Ii. elettr. ge6onolune. Gag u. Qadlt
geoffnet. Abteilung fur Gdmen, 8
llbr morgcns bis 6 llbr abenos. @.
0uaba glineralnoiier. 6oug. 4753.
-7.10.t7
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9eutide geute OerIauat mir Ser

9eutids geute berIangt CUR ser.
Iteqltng mo 2ieferllng bon Spiel.
Solootn. Seimorbeit in Heinem @e.
iddftSbetrieb IN gr0Berem @3obltnbe.
9rteg %berbinbert Support. Gnorn
groBer 8e0arf un6 Gahiroge. @e.
ipaltige 3ufunft in Spielpnminou.
Itrie. 8ir toufen oIes big 8eib.
na6ten, be5ublen BON 1926 bis
S26.50. grfabrung ODER Bert3ellqe
uunotig. Gertig ber9eitcIlt iiber 100
per Stlntoe. @uBformenmlsItottlng
bon $3.50 an. 8er6in0ung geilltt
in alien Stnateit. groldiire, 92Iiter-
LITE, ausfunft frei. So9 SolOier
MaHufattpring So, 80 Union
5quare, gleD Morf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
,,Gift ucuclties''
guh go. 6.
gsa abdlns gsrbsst.

Hiafia Naleiiungeu mr. HseiDHattsaelneHt
iii &d1siaxbeit. alaH iiHoet hierhet 9etnenIe
4eAas ~a7ftelien her TafHiIie, lpfe o1ur5sL
HtsSfgsex AdeelEtHen, &if19c11en t1nttesl
8ldetaaffr, 6dubacHs aa9tdiien SGHnas
Sfsssa. Entffbsnsei, f0iuie else 12eI9e oHs
EsrI 6tnli1a Hrtlfd. ae a1Bert leint qens
zszSsFFr ln5. anb aeH GBrfdHqera Dielt
ffstf 6frfstfn. Sle fiHses uHier Der CHOSEN
snsi fitfr caA faIlffae flr 31re Set
anaef1r r1et HefanntCn.
4f4 iEr 1et rozirtnet per SoH peo
<aen6s Emafa 1Eibans
ra4s nsaaaa StEask Enane. 2eAz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

8eiuauidt in 8pron. .geebr., Elm
tiidtiser SfmieO, Ser aud NIT sui.
nrbeit bertrG1tt lit. Shop mO 8erf,
5etlge ton1en bonn borigen @igens
timer gefmft tperocn. 8egen ruci.
terer ausflnft idreibe man oeitih
ODER engIii6 an: Commercial Club,
gDron {. 0. %. q. 0tef ST., Secre
tarp, 9gron, geeb. -4423s17
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1laRiFsicrte 2lnseiscn.
gerIanat-@ei6Iid.

gerIaust: - MGo6en fir oIae.
meine SaitSdrbeit. fem 8oiden, an.
genebmes &eim. 1926 Davenport.
-4s23s17
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raj, Donrpf. ifno Bnnnenbdoef.
Gonntaas ur6 obenOS ee0ffnet. 226
Nebtue 8Iod, 16. uro &nrtep
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geTasel nnO gsOarfsGrtifcl.

Gier BON Sum Barron @orlOS
Champion. - @ierLegen0e einfdnl-
ntiee 8eiBe 2egborns; 8efrihtrng
gurantiert; oieie Siibner baben I'M
globember 1916 ben 4reis gclpon-
ltei1; iuie ouh ein5eIne erittluiitge
Siibner. gberrncruft 5arm,
81. 3. g., Omaha, 9iebr.
Sir bobeu aud 8ebe Snoim
Springer Gnten regllIdre Giermn.
iddnen. -5s21s17
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SIN Sabre 1916 Uur6en m
ben Decentralization GOA, 920, 900
'2rettgiuk QusboIs Gd&nittsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
gerlauai-0 launlidl.

Sanssr Damn, 0eterrei6. ungor.
iudJt oaternoe Stearng olif elmer
s5orm bel oeutiden 8rotGtarten.
Qloreiie: 8or z. o., 2ribiue.
-1s2As17
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Iieaen in Danes, Siour uno SoIt
Counties. aoreIie: $50 Bee 8log.
Omaha, Rebr. -4.26s17
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GlfaIfa uno S6meine

sic niiica mas 6ies be6eutet Sie
iebuten iid itets nod elmer Gorm
Die itets iidere grtten ~Iieiert; mir
baden iolae. SIN Iorria Gountn
I'M Gale oes Qortb &lottc, boben
mir einige feline, bcipdiierte 5nrmen,
Die groBe Grnten Iiefern in Glialia,
Corn, Bei5en, Safer, aartoffeln
3lderri6en uno a(le @nrtengemiiie;
nabe Der Gtaot. 8tr %bertoufen ole.
Re, einidlieblid oes @niierredtes
Fir $50 Big $50. aleine an8abIung,
9 Sabre 3eit fir aeit. 6rugt un8
mb i6reibt fur 2iterutllr.
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Bdke[bM0


Wn, z.
goH abettHe Gsr0eL
6dielbub gsr. ., lUie bier ae5eidt, ent6dIt
@arctiuneeu uJo neieitc 1luffer fnr gebdieIlg
@inldfe mo SpiBeu. Ibbilouugen dar iino
oeutItn mo ieAer f5d6et II 5u ieben. Sic
fdHHen Hi0t iehlgebea iH anfertiguHg 6iefer
ge~idmadbpileH Spteeu uno @infdbe, pte INN
ne qebrnubl iIr Ealbsnti6er. 8erbdnae, Ies6
Den unb Jphs ,1coes Hu1 TIT far lid CA
iiiD fem D(iiter S%i1eEtndl enthdIiea,
feline .Froll foHtc cine oleies ginh iein.
3iefe5 SUD fit re p%Ortofrei per 4oIt btrs
iauot.
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Gbirupractic Spinal adjustments.
Or. ghporo8, "a. & 6ornant. 0.3445
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
gnitreidlen nnb sapcaieren.

Sir gorantierte DECORATIONS. un6
3ape3ierarbeit ruft u. u. Grnmer,
g3eb. 2943. -5.2,t7
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Snet Pakelbm3
&c. 1.
son Sane 5orb.

giIet 6dfeIbu4 gr. 1, ME bfer eeasnp4.
euihdlt q. 9eiiutgen nnb WuHoerf05ns aim
fit aue Written bon tllefs5dfelnrbes
0as sleuejie in Uilitern al bsfcmmen. bJSas
cneu Gle eafeidLbett2 SeubeH Sie bfreFf ffsr
bieies ath. ipeldee bGs reinbnliieite ina 81
liafte Wnfferbrh n. gg erretft eber beu
9Def, ais Biher bon 25 bis so renlf
iiebeS 200 miuffer obeebiIbet.
Diefes 8n6 int f2t portoitei Der 8Dfi ben
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3u berfanfeu: gorrcl glgmoutb
Gods, ~groBbeinie, quite 2eger, per.
feft fir M1artt. Gier $3.50 fir is.
s.. 81. Gfipluurtb, 6244 q. SO. Ct,
Gmoba Gcb. Collar 7s7. q 26s17.
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BouSoir 11eelisces
10. 3.
Bon aoeltHe gorbeL

8UW WVtIINt EptbtL
der biefer Dame cine gtoBe 4uslpdbi Gtrs
Ictlangen ihu Gdlellr6eitet, bei0u6ers ffx
bas 4oHootr. D}an iiHbet cine grobe Eib
1lbI 0luiter bon Dlorgcufteibetn, a1pb6en,
Sdubeu, gdtt2IitideH, 6em6enbnien, Rdnk
fIet0erpalleH LGincntl6erH, atn0erfhubcn,
airoerhoubei1. SdarbebdlierH, Gmirmen ffr
eleflrtlhe paUpcH, 9labelfifteH ufto. Ger
8eils bieies 8u6es piro jeber Game bon aros
beH guben ieiu mo ibr Elm 9erenieen BE-
reiteu. Nan ihreibe ioiort I'M odsfelbe.
Dries 5u4 fur re p~urtoirei per Soft beu
ianoL
9aalidc Snp6a 5ribiine,
1911 6pmar6 Ctr. Smah1, Rebr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-30
MTSCFrI ANE0US

NOTICE We trade now furniture fo-
old. or win pay cash for any ha
1f second hand goods BE sure -
all Gafiney Furniture Co, Phone 72i
FURNITURE HOSPITAL-All kinds
Of uphos'ering; furniture repaired
and rofinished Auto tops a special
~ and all kinds Of repairs. Give me
q call w A. Broxson, 122 N. First
ST., Phone -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-30
lNTERuRBAN TIME TABLE

First car leaves Guthrie ESQ O'Clock
a. m. and every hour thereafter up to
1850 p. m.
Cars leave Oklahoma City for
Guthrie at 500 o'clock m. and ev-
cry hour hereafter up to II o'clock
}. m. The last car for Guthrie
caves at l1:40 p m.
Rates One way 90 cents. Round
trip $40. Round trip Sunday s1.0O.
Trara'rs issued for and from In
terurban cars good on Guthrie and
oklahoma City local cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-30

iara, Mexico, a7e trying to save his
life and they viii ask President vii
son to appeal to General Garranza.
The priest spent two years in Chicago
because his life was in danger in
Mexico Lately he returned to his
native land. where he was arrested
on the charge of hying conspired with
villa against Carranza. A court mar
tal was ordered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-30

Oil leases and township plats Tor
oil men on sale at Lender office. AL
so assignments, affldavlts OF posses
sion end affidavit OF cash bonus
paid. Ali or the latest forms, and
onform to oil leasing laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-30

OIL leases and township plats FOR
oil men, on sale at Leader office. Al
so assignments, affidavits OF posses
sion and iidavit Of cash bonus
paid All Of the latest forms. and
conform to oil leasing laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-30

UNITED STATES POST OFrlCE.
GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA Custo
aiaus Office January 26 1917 Sealed
Proposals win he received at tAis of
flee until p IA February Is. l9ll
and then publicly opened for PAINT F.
ING at tis building in accordance
with the specification, copies Of which
may be obtained from the Custodian
only Frank Olsmith, Custodian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-30
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
MARKETS BY WIRE
BY F Leipzlqer

praIra hay por ton. SIC.
Alfalfa hay per ton, 1900.
Corn, per bu, soc.
Eafr corn, per bu, slOO.
Oats per bu, 5oc.
Bran, per lOO lbs, sl.55.
Bran, mill press, per 100 lbs. sl.65.
Corn chops, per 100 lbs $20)
Cottonseed meal, per )00 lbs s2.lg
;cw Hdea.
Dry, 2jc per ID.
Cured, 20c per ID.
Part cured, IS l-2c per ID.
Green. 17c per lb.
Glue, lie per Id.
Horse HIdee.
Number One, $500 to ). 20.
Number Two, $500 to s3.75.
Ponies, $3.50.
Colts. 5Oc t. 7fc.
Damaged and Clues snenAll pr1en
Produce--Llve Poultry.
Springs. up to 3 lbs. lJc.
Broilers, un1er lbs. l5c.
Hens lie
Turkeys, No /, 1oc.
Turkeys. old Toms. 12c.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-30
Missing Financier
Threatened Suicide

New evidence came to light yester'
dav TO strengthen the theory that VIII
lam Lustgarten, president of the Tax
Lien Company Of New York, now In the
hands Of a receiver, committed suicide
on August 1s, by leaping from the
ferryboat Buffalo near Weehawken.
When he isappeared on August Is, Mr.
Lustgarten left four notes, saying that
his affairs were in such tangled
state he had decided to drop into the
bay"
Alderman Moritz Tolk notified off,
GERS of the company yesterday that he
had seen a man leap from the deck OF
the Buffalo, an that his body had not
been recovered This was verified by
the records of the West Shore Rail-
road ferries. Nothing was recovered
but the mans hat, and attempts Will
be made to identify this as Mr.. Lust
garten's.
A. Weyman, attorney for the Tax
Lien Company, which had Offices at IS
William Street, said yesterday that
there was not much money available
when Mr.. Lustgarten went away. The
company was organized by Lustgarten
in 1911, with capital of 100000, OF
which $4,000 has been paid in. The
company made a business of buying
tax liens from the city with its own
capital, and also sold general lien
certificates to the public at per cent
rate.
Mr.. weyman estimated that the COM
pany had about 100000 invested, about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-30
Mission to Voice Opposi-
ton to Individual Action
at Conference
ENJOYS Seek Ship Steel
Question of American Supply
Will Determine Tonnage To
Be Furnished Allies

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The jap
anese mission, il was learned to-day, Is
prepared to invite the United States to
become a member of the present four
power group-Great Britain, France
Russia and Japan-to loan China funds
for political purposes.
A joint loan by Japan and the United
States is said to be unsatisfactory to
Japan, and it was not believed in Jap
anese circles that Great Britain and
France would assent to the United
States making q separate loan. Ihere
was no question Of Japanese opposi-
ton. 49,
Whether the State Department will
consider favorably an invitation to join
the loan group is problematical. Jap
an desires to promote an entente with
this country respecting China.
Next TO China, the two most impor-
tant subjects to be discussed at the con-
ferences from the Japanese viewpoint
are Japanese ships for Allied use and
a supply Of American steel for NUM-
tions and shipbuilding in Japan.
Japan Is expected to represent 70
America that all the ships she now
possesses are needed for carrying on
her own commerce and business asso-
ciated with the war, and that the num-
Der Of vessels she can assign to the
Allies may be best determined by the
quantity Of steel Japan may obtain In
America for shipbuilding.
II is the Japanese view that China
will be Of comparatively little assist
ance 10 the Allies on the firing lines.
The greatest advantage the Allies will
obtain. It was asserted, will be IN
stamping out German conspiracies IN
China.
China is supplying large numbers OF
laborers to France, but this movement
was going on before China entered the
war. China, in fact, Is expected to reap
more benefits than the Allies by join
ing them. She will receive, If she de-
sires it, immediate cooperation IN DE,
yelopine and training an army ana
building a navy Money, however, VIII
be required In ample sum to make pos
sible these measures. But, according 70
a Japanese authority, unless the Unlted
States should enter the loan agreement
between the powers and China. America
would be excluded from the privilege
of giving China assistance.
japan feels, it was said, that the
Japanese better understand the Chinese
character and people, and are; there
fore. better able to instruct the Chi
nese soldiers, and may insist upon be-
ing permitted to assume the major re-
.aans;bil;tv in this regard.
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American Shot at Lyons

PARIS, Aug. 30. l.. Mcclellan. a
wealthy American. formerly a Louisi-
ana Senator, was slightly wounded yes
terday by revolver shot fired by a
fellow guest at the hotel in Lyons
where Mcclellan was stopping, says a
dispatch from Lyons to-day.
Mcclellan, although sixtyfve years
old, went to Lyons to enlist in the
Foreign Legion to fight for France, the
dispatch says. While awaiting medical
examination he made friends with a
fellow guest at his hotel. Recently his
new-found friend tried to borrow 5000
from him. Mcclellan refused the re-
quest. The man renewed il after
luncheon yesterday. Mcclellan again
declining TO comply. the man fired
several revolver shots. one of which
slightly wounded the American in the
right shoulder