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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09


1sx Conmisioaes, vas in Julsshurz
ths nrst Of the week intesvisviag the |
coasfy commissioners On busiaess nat !
ten-
LISTEN
eoeHance written WhieA ADo60s |
fsso TIE tine grain h u the sAsek
u1eA ~. At . very rsaasaahls sste. |
lnesire q Snelsse 4 6ea ~
Harry Brock was down from Chap
pell hast Tuesday. He is suffering
from blood poisoning in one of his
hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Gates left yes
terday via auto for Scottsbluff and
Cefing. Nebr.. where they will visit
with relatives and friends for q few
days.
A Mr.. Weeks from the Sterling
Sign Works, has been in Julesburg
this week, making preparations for
the painting of the large front cur
tain for the stage at Lowe Bros. hall
A number of our business men have
contracted for advertising space up
on the curtain.
W. T. Johnson, one of our prosper
GUS farmers living southwest of
Julesburg, finished threshing his
winter wheat the latter part of last
week, and is well pleased over the fact
that it made 20 bushels to the acre,
this being dry land wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Kinsman moved
into their new home recently in the
west part of town. This is one of the
modern house that has been recently
completed in this city this sum-
mer. Julesburg is continually grow
ing and building to accommodate the
large number of new comers.
CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
This Sunday School meets every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, in the
District court room at the court house
We have excellent teachers and splen-
did classes. Graded lessons and the
International are used A hearty
welcome awaits all who come within
our doors.
County Judge G. H. Austin and
family left in their auto last Tuesday
for Aurora, Nebr., where they will
spend about three weeks visiting with
relatives and friends, that place being
their old home They will also visit
at one or two other points in Nebras-
ka before returning home
Word was received here last week
that Francis Rook is a clerk in the
Airplane Division of the Signal Corps
of the United States Army at Wash
ington, D. C. Mr.. Rook enlisted re-
Gently, from Ovid, he being the son of
DR.. c. w. Rook, who lives near that
place.
Frank Harrison of Lincoln, Nebr.,
and Miss Francis Harrison arrived
here last Friday, after having spent
several weeks doing Travalogue work
in various sections of Nebr Mr. Har-
lSOil 10 q uEOLiCI VI L. IldTTlSOI Ol
this city and has spent few days
with the latter Francis has been
acting in the capacity of secretary for
her uncle.
J. R. Aldrich, recently from Chap
pell, but coming to this section from
Hastings, Nebr., has been employed
by the City Council as Superintendent
of the city's light and water plant, to
fill the vacancy made by the resigna-
tion of H. H. Hodges, resigned. Mr..
Aldrich comes here well commended
for the position.
w. A. Clausen, who formerly work
ed in Julesburg at the carpenter trade,
but lately has been located at Casper,
Wyo., arrived here Wednesday morn
ing for the purpose of reporting to the
local draft exemption board, he hav-
ing registered in Sedgwick county,
and was subjected to the first call for
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Glsan Lasalls ef
CAsppell. were JalesburE visitoss last
Sunday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

RSAest 8. Dye vas - tie sick lit
. few days this week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

A rusty hoe is proof Of lack q
PatFiotisa.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

A. B. Fleming Who resides in the
southwest part Of the county, vas .
JuIesburg visitor last Tuesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Cairo, W. Va. July "a, 1917
Free Sewing Machine Company, Chi
cago, III.
Gentlemen:-I wish to thank you
for the sewing machine which your
company presented to me to replace
the one which was destroyed by fire
in my home few months ago.
Respectfully, Mrs. W. B. Howell
For sale by Lee Erb.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09
CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL

This Sunday School meets every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, in the
District court room at the court house
We have excellent teachers and splen-
did classes. Graded lessons and the
International are used. A hearty
welcome awaits all who come within
our doors.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09
LISTEN

Insurance written which apeliss
fro0 Tie tine grain y in the ahoek
satil ~. At . very reassasble raas.
laQsiFe Il Smoker 4 Sea -
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

County Judge G. H. Austin and
family left in their auto last Tuesday
for Aurora, Nebr., where they will
spend about three weeks visiting with
relatives and friends, that place being
their old home. They will also visit
at one or two other points in Nebras-
ka before returning home.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Frank Harrison of Lincoln, Nebr.,
and Miss Francis Harrison arrived
here last Friday, after having spent
several weeks doing Travalogue work
in vafious sections of Nebr. Mr.. Har-
rison is brother of T. J. Harrison of
this city and has spent few days
with the latter Francis has been
acting in the capacity of secretary for
her uncle.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Davis Of Wis.
ner. Nebr.. arrived here last Monday
night for visit at the Jacob FFickel
Jr. home in this city.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09
LISTEN

Issssance written vhieA a10liss
fFoo The time grain b n the sheek
u.eA ~. At very rsaasaahas rste.
Inquire q SneAssg 4 Sen ~
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Word was received here last week
that Francis Rook is clerk in the
Airplane Division of the Signal Corps
of the United States Army at Wash
ington, d. C. Mr.. Rook enlisted re-
Gently, from Ovid, he being the son of
DR.. C. W. Rook, who lives near that
place
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

w. A. Clausen, who formerly work
ed in Julesburg at the carpenter trade
but lately has been located at Casper
Wyo., arrived here Wednesday morn
ing for the purpose of reporting to the
local draft exemption board, he hav-
ing registered in Sedgwick county,
and was subjected to the first call for
examination.
7. p. Scott arrived here last Mon
day morning from Sioux City, Iowa,
and spent the day here looking after
land interest which he has on the
south table, to the extent of about
1000 acres. Mr. Scott is very en-
thusiastic over the prospects of this
section. He already has one large
tractor on his lard, and he left Mon
day night for Fremont, Nebr., where
he went to attend the tractor show and
expected to purchase another tractor
for use here, and he is going after
things another season in most pro-
gressive manner. Mr.. Scott is also
a new subscriber to the Grit-Advocate.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

c. L. Morgan and family who re-
side near Ovid, returned home last
Thursday from three months auto
trip spent in the East, visiting Iowa
and Ohio, and they report a most en-
joyable trip.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

J. R. Aldrich, recently from Chap
pell, but coming to this section from
Hastings, Nebr., has been employed
by the City Council as Superintendent
of the city's light and water plant, to
fill the vacancy made by the resigna-
tion of H. H. Hodges, resigned. Mr..
Aldrich comes here well commended
for the position.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Harry Sowder who lives east of
Julesburg finished threshing his
wheat last Saturday, and he reports
an exceedingly large yield, which of
course is very pleasing circumstance
to him.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Harry Brock was down from Chap.
pell last Tuesday. He is SUFFERING
from blood poisoning in one of his
hands.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

DR.. Sylvester, the ey specialist,
who is now at the Brown Hotel, will
examine all eyes free All work
guaranteed. aup9*
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

VIM. H. Brandt of near Ovid, was
Ju!esbrrg visitor last Tuesday, at
tending the regular monthly meeting
Of the hoard of directors of the Jules
burg Irrigation district.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

A band concert each day is the pri.
vilege of our citizens this week, the
same being furnished by the Al G.
Story's show band.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

A dance will be held at loves hall
Saturday night. August 18th. Gates
Orchestra have been engaged to fur
nish music for the occasion.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Mrs F. E. Hatch and daughter
Earlin. of Shoshone Falls, Ida, ar.
rived here this morning Thursday
for a visit with her sister-in-law
Mrs. DR.. G. F. Ewing of this city.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

One booster is worth dozen knock
ers to this community.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Largest line Of groceries in the
county at WINTERBOTHAMS.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-09

Mrs. Ora Rowlett and family OF
Georgetown. Texas; Miss Madaline
Miles of Haxtun; Mrs. w. F. Gumael
and Mrs. w. w. Bower, were visitors
at the W. T. Bower home last Tues.
day, coming here from Oshkosh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
Belgium, Suffers
- Never Before,
Asserts CIR dinal

PANS "A M.-fss1I!esl Ns>
eeelesa ~ Dels!un Il NJ sslls3l10
- agvsf besess. " Wsilse: n
. Ws ere e!l erissases ~ n She ess-
Nlae lsaee wldlssi visasgys Z
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
WOODS PROPOSAL
IS TURNED DOWN; !;
EFFECT DISPUTED
G. 0, P. Men Say Lawson
Case Is Killed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ll.-Over the
protests Of republican members the
democratic majority Of the house rules
committee today voted to report ad-
versely Representative Woods priv
ilesed resolution for congressional In
auiry into the charges Of Thomas W.
Lawsou that there wss 4 Oak to Wall
s.rest o. Psssidea. Wilsca's psass
Effect q Lawsea.
Democratic and republican nsemberi
disagreed ~ to the effect Of the CON-
mittes's action toward the Lawson con-
tempt ehsrsss. Rspablicans said h,
WAS sbsoived before I vote Of the ma.
jority and that the inves,igasioa II
over.
SMn n Exi1tsaes.
Chairman Henry insists that the spe'
cial subcommittee to deal with Law
son's refusal 10 answer questions pro
pounded By the committee and his pub
Iication Of leak" charges ia newspa
pers still Il In existence and may TAX
some action.
The opposing members also disagree
- 10 whether the inquiry 10 over. Re
publicsns say Il 10. In effect. Repre-
ssatative Henry says Representative
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Stanley Appears Before
Maddened Crowd Seeking
Trial of Negro at Once
Executive Rushes From Capt.
tai to Murray in Special
Train and Pacifies Men
With Plea for Order,
ALLEGED SLAYER REMOVED
Negro Taken to Paducah AZ
ter Court Postpones Trial;
Tension Relieved,

MURRAY. KY, Jan Ill have
come here to uphold law and order and
to protect this csali with my own body
IL necessary" was the declaration with
which Governor A. o. Stanley faced .
crowd which filled every available
space Of he circuit court room OF the
Galloway county courthouse here to-
day.
Governor Almost Alone.
Notified last night that mob was
the life Of Judge Charles
Bush and Commonwealth Attorney
Denny Smith. Governor Stanley chart
cred q special train and started for
Murray. He arrived here early today
accompanied BY only two ssr three
friends.
With almost every available membef,
Of the Kentucky national guard mob
iiiseA on the Mexican border. he Vas
forced to rely on tiss forces ~ ccsl4
Summon TO his ,.aiA- Afh1s..hia oeIixak
here for the maintepah<e u order.
Ctljsons QepotiDol.
His iirst move Sftes his arrival in
Murray was to dsputise seventy-five
citisens and order them 10 prevent st
all ccets any outbreak His next move
was to make an address to the crowd,
which filled the court room when court
convened. For more than half an hour
Governor StanIey explained his purpose
IN coming TO Murray and affirmed his
determination to prevent an outbreak
at any cost to himself or others.
"A little more than year ago" Ne
said, Il put my right hand upon
Bible and called to God 70 witness that,
q chief magistrate Of Kentucky and
supporter Of the law, | would maintain
its integrity. have come here today
| to plead with you to allow the Law to
take hs orderly course and to declare
that | am here to uphold the law and
to protect this court with my own body
IL necessary"
Adarsss Well Rsesivsd.
Governor Stanley's address apparent
" was we'll received except by 4 few
persons in the back Of the courtroom
Who shouted:
Bring 10 the negro now; bring IN
the negro now; don't wait" n
The negro to whom they REFERRED
Lube Nartin---is now In the city jail d
Padueah, Ky, and will not be brought
to Murray, Il Vas announced, until Gov
ernor Stanley, himself, gives orders "a
that effect.
DaAs 70 - Anaeuseed Later.
Alter Governor Stanley had con.
cluded his address il was announced
that the time and place for the trial d
Martin would Be made public later Ia
the day.
| The tension which had existed ap'
peared to have been considerably re-
iieved BY The governors efforts.
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Hieh Living Cot
Cause Of Worry to
Sheriff Johnson

. fhe lacrosse N the numbes ,ci pris-
1 = - ees.ty jsil u gs.ssssisg
:. nv !,,. 9 sas.s.; -. !, Z: S:s:. q. =, =
eooeg 3 ~. uWdes the eat OF
IHvln8 - eonooe - T. wMhopt leeing
y Mnsly-s's were tssssnt fcs brssitast
The eosnsy .pays the sheriff % cent?
pes Day ios ~ iirst ten pvlsonsss, q
6eaas IT IT, nssA u, sad =, eoaH ~
~ rUWela6ss, 4 IN ls eellS = b
ssiDssi ! ~ = Syssy DsiSsces.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
TULSA IS ROCKED
BY EXPLOSIVES
APPLIED TO SAFE
Attempt to Rob Downtown Of
flee Fails,

TULSA, Okla, Jan ll.--tSpecial.) y
Tulsas business district was rocked
by the force OF two explosions when
safe blowers attempted to rob the cash
ier's office Of the Osagc and Okla
homa company in the Pioneer buildins
Thursday morning about 2 o'clock. IN
oae oi tlbs boldsst attempts at robbery
svvv.SAgvd ia sAis ssesaas.r m -bdiAs
~ L IN tbe keaft d the downtown
section, and besides the thirteen ,eIe
phone OPERATOR On duty st he time,
there were several men st work In the
building. -
While they prepared the ehsrgss for
explosions. the "yeggs" h<ld two Of
these men prisoaers IN The Office and
only gave up q third effort wien they
heard the approach Of third nab o.
the stairs. Both the robbers made food
their escape. q
General descriptions given Of the two
led the police to believe that they wese
the same men who robbed The safe ol
the Jewel Tea company Of 500 lss,
Monday night.
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Restoration Of Invaded
Nations and Repanation
For Damage Are Sought
DADY BADLY BURNED
HOME k DES1loyED

Two fires In less than two hours
the last one Destroying her home--were
experienced today by Mrs. George
Dovers. ~ West Hickory street.
The first fire occurred1t 1910 from
an overheated stove. A 2-yexr old in.
fsnt Of Mrs. Dover was badly burned
on the face before the fire was ex-
tinguished.
While she had the child uptown At q
physicians office, the second fire broke
out. probably from the same cause. and
burned the house to the ground. A
dog. which had been left in the house
was burned to death.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
Number of Fires
and Loss in 1916
Sets New Record

. Fire record. in Okiahoma we're brck-
On In 1915 with reiesence 10 the mum
Der Of fires and iinaAeisi loss. accord
ine To the annual rspost of c. c. Ham.
sAoeds, state fire nasshaL completed
and transmitted this' MORNING 10 A. L.
Weleh, imsusSAea epsa1alssioNes.
During the calendar year there were
l.01 fires. sesulsla6 n . loss OF
yoD, $40. II q ekainst i.@e6 fires and Z
loes Of &S,US0. u In 1915. In 1914
these wese i,6s fires end lcss Of H.
eo2jSs, 10,
The hulk Of the loss during he pest
ysos was sustained In tke oil field, In
Nee otker than thst on oil not beiao
OFT ot prop1tioa with other yssra
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LOCAL POSTAL
RECEIPTS NEAR
SeOo,ooo MARK
Gain Of q Percent Shown
During Past Year. -

Oklahoma City missed entering the
ooooO00 -pcstsl receipts eiass dnsine
tSi9 By the aarspx margin Of @S,S0. ~
N splle Of Ne Tact that sseeipts ~
esSeisd q Dsseeat evse 1918. Had ~
o00eW mari teea rsoehsd. IT, )seaa
ollice vovlo have tahsn sank, - ias -
~ Oalaries ei 10 oineisis ere en-
cerntd. second only 70 The postellies4 of
0icage New Yosk. Boston. pA3Aoel-
~ and oshes large cltisA !. \.
Aessnl rscslpls ioe - year lsst
pesssd, aecoedlae 10 . rsPert q pos(-
master Clasle Weaver Mis mssrie1,
vess S}p@6@ n, which oqsnoass wiA
eoo .of ios IBIS RecsieS IT. ~
ysasp were q lqllcvs: MA -
~. -; isia W. o.; Mlk ~.
~'Hi. ol'' o. Me ~
\ r.e..p.. ~ y e. @ssa'lae - :;
iS'& - s - - ~ - d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11

U. S. EMPL0YE OFFERS
TO "TAKE CARE OF"
CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE

MI yASHINGTON. Jan. ll'--An
wv employe Of the government
w printing office. walking down
the street with an unlighted cigar.
stopped a passerby and asked for q
match. Having none, the accosted
man proffered his cigar.
take a light from this he said.
Thanks" said the printing office
man. I'm John Smith. Have .
fresh cigar. II there's anything !
can do for you. just call on me. I'm
in the government"
"Glad to meet you, Mr.. Smith.
responded the other. offering his
hand. "Tm Mr.. White, chief justice
OF the supreme court"
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Dlnku WAlsulp
CORVALLIS sunk

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE sinking Of
the British warship CORVALLIS BY =
Submarine in the Mediterranean oa
Tuesday was announced today BY the
admiralty. The seaplane-carrier Ben
N.Y. -Chree also has been sunk. Thir-
teen men from tke CosnwalGs are miss.
ine and are believed 10 have been killed
By the explosion.
The wsrship referred to In the Brit
ish announcement apparently 10 the
British battleship CORVALLIS Of lA00
tons. The last previous reports from
her showed that she WAS In service in
the Mediterranean.
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INVADE
HOLY LAND, lRE
NEAR JERUSALEM
Defeuses Of Rata, on Border
Of Palestine, Taken,

AspoelAte1 Preos War UonnaSy.
British trooss. pushing aorthsast-
Hafd iroSh The Sues canal fegien on
tie Sinai peninsula, have carried their
alvance 10 the border Of Pllestine.
They have captured there the defensive
entfeMchments 81 Rafa, thirty miles
northeast Of 81 Arish, md about sew
enty miles soVkkwsss Of Jerusslem.
1he attack ms carried eut BY Aus.
traiisn troops and camel cospe and
was followed b the defeat Of 3 Turk.
ish reiiel iosce . lev miles east 9!
Rais posilisas, IN ths operation i.60O
unwosnded peisoaess end four noun.
taia suas vose tAksa. secordiaG 70 the
DriliSh ofiieial report, I 4
Cseees ~ leNowsd y, hes formal
sccsptanes oi the uAkneAam Of the en-.
sense pswsss BY beQiaaIae Ne delivery
% H. entonte naval autkosities Of sis
battalions ol mAogntalM euns
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ThAW CUTS HIS
WRISTS THROAT,
IN PHILADELPHIA
Alleged Assau|ter Declared in
Serious Condition.
EARLY REPORTS CONFLICT
House Surrounded When Deed
Is Committed.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Hilary
X. Thaw, wanted by the New York
authorities on charges Of kidnapping and
assauiting a Kansas City boy, was
found in an apartment house at Fifty
third and Walnut streets, West Phila-
delphia. by the police today with his
wrists and throat cut, He was taken
to St. Mays hospital in the northeast
ern section Of the city and his eondi-
tion is said to be serious. In the alb
sence Of direct information from ply
sicians attending him there were con-
flicting reports ~ TO how serious his
condition 10.
Heuss 10 Surrounded.
According to Captain Tate, Thaw's
whereabouts were learned early to-day
and the house Was surrounded. When
detectives entered the place. according
to Tate. they found Thaw had cut his
wrists and throat. Thaw, Tate says,
asked that Dv. Edward Kirby, . we'll
known physician Of this city, Be SEM
for. When the doctor arrived lse or
dered Thaw removed 10 St. Magy'i
hc.pitai, where Dr.. Kirbyi' hssA n.y.
slcian.
*, llssys hvspisi&.1 iaStie e.trsa.
|oottk edselvH post q the eitt'.ssveEaI
miles from he hosss wbtre he VA
found.
HxDsessd b Live.
lieuteaSnt Scnnlon Of ~ detective
bureau said that Tkaw IVES foand ID
the house shortly before ; o'clock
Scanion said that he had learned thai
while Thaw was unconscious, he Is ex-
pected to live.
Surprise was expressed that Thaw
should be taken 90 far away whes
there were nearly . dozen hospitals
nearer the west Philadelphia hous'
where he was found. Detective head
quarters were not advised in their earl,
reports whether Thaw vas taken 10 tn
hospital in an suto-patrol or the doc
tors automobile.
Near oesnseof Aeeidsat.
The house where Thaw was foun'
Is within 4 short distance Of the stree
where Thaw was In an automobile &C
cident last May. II was . damage sui
| instituted against his mother. the own
er OF the machine. that brought Thav
| here last Monday to defend the actor
How the detertives learned TIN
Thaw vas IN. West Philadelphia the
Do not say. When they were asked b
the New York ssthoritles to appsehea
Mn On . warrant changing him wit
assaulting Fssdaeick GuiAp j., Of Kan
- City, thsy mad, . search OF IA
city ea1 were convinced that he ha
'fEfyke ely. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
ALLIES OUTLINE TERMS OF PEACE
IN REPLY TO PRESIDENT WILSON
BUFFALO" NjCKElS
NOT WORTH SAVING;
210,0 ,000,W 900 OUT

V0 YASHINGTON, Jan. il.--De-
NV spite the fact that the "Buf-
w falo" nickel has been in cir
culation for more than four years,
the belief still prevails In certain
sections that the coin is rare. Treas
ury department. officials have re-
ceived letters recently from persons
who. acting under this impression
have wanted to know II the govern
ment expected TO pay . premium on
the coin. In response to such in
Quiries officials today made public
. etter stating that more than 49,
O0ND buffalo nickels are in circu-
latSn At the present time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
Silent Suffrage
Sentinels Renew
White House Vigil

!. WASHINGTON, Jsa. il.---Suifras-
~ oulsids. IT. White House gates de-
~ : ileeel.g uie4. Presh9G Wi.
- N ~ vvklls Hosse ior his ussal
'0InID q ~ be1ose the ~esuliaslsA
lD0nk q ~, ~ taey deployo1 - h
H ~ f6ll b ~ thele haaness
OSa - ss>usned Dseause 81, he cold
RoqlhB ~ sssatbeis" were eaenoed
y 1IUQeu1 ineoevGos - fstupa - Ae0A-
Qnasoen y warm theis tesl.
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New HritiGh War
Loal,s TeslS,s Out

LONDON. jas. ii.--Asdesv Bsaes
Law. u slSasssiiss y a. sssisgISs
anessaee1 = ~ cylld hsn xls,(lMe
today -! hAels lsr - aes vss icse 90
waA - ~ u ] ceepeal aa6 ~
price = N poeio1 q loaA y slaAe4,
rsssnssiss ( s"svWs ~ sssss IN ~.
| |ttsgsss!sss ~ hst nyusHs vssla
- - u0y - sel, g. ~. ,.
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Warmer Weather
Tonight, Forecast

80 ss:: :s::1:ii'si ;!s: s:s i; i
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
Man Throws Self
in Front of Train

McAI.ESTER. Okla, Jan. il.--(Spe-
cisl.) )--John Hall, IS years old. work
man on IN extra steel gang on the
Katy railroad. deliberately jumped In
front Of = slowly moving freight train
in the local yards this morning and
wss instantly killed. He had told the
simekeeper yesterday he didn't care
about living. His mother lives in St.
Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
Lloyd George Declares War
Preferable to Prussian
Domination; German Pro-
posa| Termed Mere Bait,
ANSWER REACHES CAPITAL
Door to Negotiations Believed
Loft Ajar; New Move by u
S. Expected,

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