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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29
SITUATIONS WANTED.

LADY at present employed by St Louis
| Wholesale house in credit department.
ence in credit department bookkeeping and
sttnography work, capable Of managing Of
flee. nothing less than $40 week considered /:
reference gladly furnished. Box $3.50, care
World
| WANrED-Aspiring youth IL with no par:
.ents wants work OF any description outside
Of school hours Position In drug store Is
desired. Best references Address box
| 1896 care World.
| tHPERT bookkeeper and accountant, will
open or close your books. make specially
OF keeping small sets OF books. p o.
, Box 272.
EXPERT woman bookkeeper. typist, capable
oi handling correspondence, empDyes and
Office, desires high.class position with vol
ume OF work. Address Box 50S9 care World
POSITION WANTED-By young man, high
,seL school education Is months experience In
I'", pI'"oSkeep,ng; ea. can use typewriter. Address
WANTED-Position in office by young mar
ried man of good appearance and educa.
ton. Address Box 6l97 care World
OFFICE work, bookkeeping, some stenog
raphic; position In bank preferred Ad.
dress S"x 634. Eureka. Kan.
WANTED-Position as nurse for one or two
children; can take full charge and give
Al reference, Address 6257, care World.
YOUNG man wants position as book eeper or
other office work. Call Room 306 Majestic
tNPERlENCED stenosrspber and office as
sls;ant desires permanent position or win
WORK part TINA. Phone 1949.
| POSITION wanted with company to do
scouting. age 81. married. minimum sal
airy sl.so0. Address Box 61s5. care World.
POoKKEkPFR-E,pert Will keep small
sets OF books in office; exceptional ssrv.
tee; reasonable rates =. o. Box 1884
B00KKEEPER and dictaphone operator
young lady. experienced. good references
Phone 1855. or address C2js care World
WANTED-washing and ironing. Phone
264g
EXPERIENCED lady stenographer wants
permsnent position. Phone 23O2
STRAYED OH STOLEN.
s25 REWARD for information or return OF
Ford .3uring ear. 1917 model, stolen from
Tulsa. Okla, night OF July sc: motor mum.
her 1e20726 Arkarsas license number
| 22959: back OF front seat somewhat Scared.
Advise chief Of police. Tulsa
| STRAYED from 1lO6 South Boulder, Aire
dale dog with dent on head answers to
name 0i Rags; suitable reward Phone
| 6l55 X. j. j. Klein.
| SrRAYED one black mare and two Lrown
| ones. one with whito spot in forehead: ::
all have ropes about necks Phone3sI7.J.
STRAYED-Heifer calf. 3 months old; notify
Mrs. D. J. Ryan. 3OT South Norfolk.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
| WANTED TO RENT - Centrally located
square feet long on short term lease. Mackay
| Telegraph Cable Co.
FOR SALE-Restaurant cheap if sold by
first Phone b00.R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29
HOTELS AND RoOMING HOUSES.
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES.

WANrED-Modern furnished six or seven
room house on south side by couple for
ore year or shorter term. Phone $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

| HAVE parties wanting modern desirable
homes will rent furnished or unfur.
nished in fact will huy the furniture TO
secure 'hc house. List what you have with
ne Call Moorehead. 5G39
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

WANTED TO RENT - Centrally located
ground floor storeroom approximately 750
square feet long on short term lease. Mackay
Telegraph Cable Co.
FOR SALE-Restaurant, cheap if sold by
the first Phone 522.R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29
HOUSES FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR REENT
Truck with careful men for
moving furniture, piano and
baggage.
PHONE 5558
A0D@S 1rP@mSa@p &
Sa0ragJ@
1926 WEST ARCHER
1926 WEST ARCHER

HAVE parties wanting modern desirable
homes Will rent furnished or unfur.
nished; in fact will hry the furniture TO
secure fhe house. List what you have with
IRE Call Moorehead, $500
FOR RENT-Five room house fine locA.
ton rent reasonable provided you will
buy furniture, high-closs proposition. Call
MorcteBd, 5539.
FOR RENT-House in Kendall seven. room
and sleeping porch, good well and cisiern,
garage, cement walk. Sec +. NJ. White, %
Hayward 6ldg. Phone 5151.
FOR RENT-Beeutiful five rooms and gar.
age; hardwood noors screened back porch
good location for rent, S55 unfurni shed. Ad.
dress 625l care world
FOR RENT--Fourroom furnished house;
east front on pavement: rent reasonable
See party at 57s South Xanuius.
FOR RENr-A newly pspered furnished one
Quincy. Phone 945J.
FIVE.R00M house for rent and furniture for
sale Phone 7571R.
FURNISHED two-roomed house for rent
1922 South Elgin.
FOR RENT-Fiveroom modern house. In.
quire 201 North Frisco.
FLEVEN-ROOM house for rent providing
you buy five rooms OF furniture. 6418.
HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES.
For SALE-We have for sale one of the
best paving hotels in West Tulsa that
We are offering at very low price ii taken
at once; all furnishings new and strictly
up-io'datc. West Tulsa Real Estate Co.
Phone l609.J. Johnson Bldg, West Tulsa
TWO south rooms. down stairs, FOR light
housekeeping, So per week. Phone 4319J
1746 South Boston,
LARGE south sleeping room Phone 43IeJ
1746 South Boston
ALLISON REALTY COMPANY sure has the
roming houses. large or small, anywhere.
Gail A7%4.
FOR SAIF-Roominr houSes eigbt IN ,wanIy
rooms, priced from $3.50 to $4750. Luthy,
SAC Robinson building phone 1890.
LARGE rooming house for sale, cheap for
cash. 129h West Main, Enid Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

AT UNMIITON-The Iron Noun
tain OIL company is drilling at 1900
feet on the +. Duff No in the CEN
ter OF the east line of the southeast
OF the southeast OF ll-li-le.
In the center OF the east line or
the southeast OF 31-l4-l2 the Bar
bara oil company has rig timbers on
tie ground for test on the c. Starr
farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

At NATURA-The Tidal OIL com
pany has completed and shot No. |
In 2S-15-l3 and II is 50-barrel well
at total depth OF 2,0s0 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

AT MORRIS-1he Nuco OIL com
pany No. on the o. Brown farm in
the center of the east line of the
northwest of the southwest OF S-l3-
IA is a rig on the ground.
Ferguson and others are drilling
at $50 feet on tho h. B. Harris No. 2
on the northwest corner of the south
west OF S5-l3-l4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

WANTED-First.clss machinists and pat.
ternmakers, state experience, referenc es
and wages first letter; steady work; no labor
trouble United Iron Works Co. Okmulgce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

tion rent reasonable, provided You will
buy furniture, high-cluss proposition. Gail
Morct end $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

NANTED-A hrst.class pressman, no other
ne'' apply. Phone III. Right Way
Laundry "'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

WhNlrD-Six travelling and local sales
man. men or women. good salary TO right
parties. Call All East Fifth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

FOR RENT--Thoro,y modern four-room
apartments at 4O7 South Houston; ready
for occupancy September /; $40 and s45
per month Phone 2T76J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

An NATURN-The Barbara oil
company is ready to spud No. 5 on
the r.. Roberts farm in the south
west corner of the southeast of the
northeast Of the northwest of 3S-
1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

WANTED-South room in private home by
lady employed, Address Box 6169. care
World
WANTED To RENT by August 81 two or
three light housekeeping rooms. Cali 1396.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

WANTEDThree colored tenpin settlers for
bowling alley in Palace Billiard & Bowl
Ing parlor. basement of new Daniel Bldg
WANTED-Driver for Republic truck: give
former employers and salary expected in
first letter. Apply GIG care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29

WANTLD-one hundred men represent a
reliable old line life insurance company
on part time contract; we show you how to
carry SlO,Opc life insurance and not take any
money out OF your regular lines OF business
For information address Post Office Box
1909 Tulsa and we will come and see you
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30
6ttrtnnt nlo psrsint.
ROmoH bon aarIgtrtsn. g
m0rtksuna.l

Deebr nod aIs bic Dprte, batt.n
Der argloie Sou. Oas ru5igs Auss uno
bic bolle uabefangsnbeit cine unipts
bsriiehIi6e llsbsra,ugunsstraft, aber
ionoerborer Nsiis seiste iid SlabDpa
babel uiht erIeidtsrt; is peniser er
fh oem Giuoruds berIdIisben tonnte.
bsito fabIer ipurbe iein @Rtlib. nit
Der 9aub fubr er fi9 iiber bic Stirn.
aaf Der stOBe S9tpsibtrOpFsn ttanbsn,
uRo d63enb murmelts er: .Sis bat
eeIOssu! = iies es5at seIOeen! - fparum
Eat bds alte, porneAme -"
Gr bro3 ab gnb fdpanits. vAber
neiH!@ fubr er pIObli9 nit ipieberte6z
reHber WiIbbeit auf; .9u, 0u alIein
betriisit! - meinit. 2tles f5Iau eiRges
fdbeIt gu baben. Bin i'd bsnu taub
uno tenn i4 Dsiue Stimme ni6tS
6dhabd! GliO nur au ibr lit CT setoms
men9 gu9 in Der Ra9t2 = mos
iagft Su ieBtg - aud in Der Ra6t9"
-~gebiif 9ott! mas oentft Du2 gs
sibt feline SruOere unb llnI6uIbisere,
aber bic Ian i6 ni6ts tpmmen!'
$50 ITS re6t!" 5iI1ts SIobOpa in
fiirdterli9em 6obne unb iuOsm er ibr
3Grbgeleut nit siiernem 9riff fabte;
.baHn III er aIio bel Dir eeipeien!"
r's 1T niht nabr unb peun's gIei6
netn Sob iit!" f4pur 5rau ,sbereIe
beitiir5t, aber nit Der 3uperii5t bes
suten 9eiptfens bem funteInben, unz
beiIbrpbenben gIite Stano buItenb.
reiig' niGt, @sib! es tDnrte firs
pobr Define SpbesItunbe Iein! -
Zig ni6tl - 9iIf Su ibm nitt nm
ben Sdls gefalIeu am lebteu s5rsitas in
Der 5riibe, 'ppr - 'Dpr's Gag ss,pors
ben 1T, bo orauBen unter Der Sauss
tfiir9 = 2eusne ni4t, i'd tenns Define
Gtimme!"
.Sas mar ia Der Spedt!!" tretItte
Die 6rnu, unter Dem i6mersbaftsn
Druid Der Sauit ii1 pinbenb.
Sm felben Moment b6rte Der sefpaIz
tigs Druid ouf, bic Sanb I0Ite fi9 uno
nit I6perem JaII brad SIabppa auf
ben trn4enOeu SeHel nisbsr, bab iein
Sopf auf bic ii6er ben Sid gstrsuatsH
arme fant.
glls pdre tbr Elm @sTpenit .ridiss
men itarrte Jrnu 9bereIe nit melt
seoffneten augsn auf tbn, tire Sdnbe
fuhren entieBt ouseindnber unb ems
por. r!6err SeIus!" f9ris iie auf; r0u
biit oa setpeien?" -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30
6rHuOsiseHibums ilebsrtrasnnsen.
Ginttnnoti 20. 3uni


Garnb BOlfe an 2lnron s. gOns
BAN. Got 43 in 81. ID @rsen's erIisr
Qooition su @IeDes, 81.
Sarrp Difman u. 2lnb. an Sers
man aoipenitein, 80 BEL $50 SUB an
Der siibpeItIeits Der Ttitdsl glpenus
in aponoule, 81.
Der gtant O5io an Caroline 6.
Sborp, Got l In 50. ID. Spnes' llns
israbfbeiluns BON Softer 6in. $28.19.
WiIfinm 8. Rob ON Sront 9ceb-
lem, 80 BEL 40 Sub an Der Beftfeits
Der Seffrion Gtrab.. 100 Jub fii0s
Ii4 ber liniperftp MDtnus. 81.
Wtatthetp g. 8diIep ON Jobn 3. unb
Ueun q. Ra4onep, 80 Bel 150 Gub ON
Der mefffeits Der glophmont Mpenue,
400 ;ub HibIi9 fer moobfprb Rodb
IN pIenimri @ibst 81
moIitz ls glippfuSer on Margn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30
8. & qpiteI.

Der BaIo mar ursaitlia. @rau.r
feu@ter Rebel paqte 5pifheR ben
Stdmmen, gan3e SropfenI9ouer gina
gen bon ben 4eiten nisbG, sIatt unb
riaIiipfrig mar Der Deg, oft bur3
breite PfiiBen unterbrp6sn, unb bic
Wogel i6piegen unb peritetten iih;
nur Die ardbe fIog trdd3enb iiber bic
WdlobIDBe, pom baitisen Sdritte bes
g8unberers uufgeidredt.
GIement f6entte allebem feline Be-
o6tung, raftlos elite er borpGrts; er
muBte lie feben, iie Ipreden, unb bate
er i6r audi nidts gu iaseu, nidts gu
bieteH - aIs Isinen 8ant. Sas mar
ous brdHgenbe Ssfii5l, bus ibn oors
fpGrts trieb. 10 i8per unb eroriidenb
aud bds Sepubtiein Der gGn5Ii6en
8erdrmung un5 Qusfi3tsIpTiet.tt fir
Die 3utuuft auf Teirem 9emiitbe lag.
SD in fpebie!nbem Gmpfutben unb
IN erHiten 9ebarten tam er raid abs
pGrts, BAH mar bic 9los6iitte errei6t,
ober boriiber tam er niGt 70 idneQ.
auf Der Strabs bate Titb cine Rens
fbenmen9e geftaut, bic Geute batten
Die Ar6ett OerloFsR unb brGnsten ii3
ieBt, gu einem Snduel gebaIlt, auf Der
Strabe, tpo bic GtI6e unb gGnt.
ftunben, gegen bic S5ir Der garude
bin, aug pel4er unDeritdubltttes Ges
i9rei unb beftige Dorte t5nten.
Die Scene muBte erf begDnasu bos
ben, oenn INNER Iiefen nod neuaieriqe
@rbeiter aus Der !Sitte bit3u. 0nnu6
gaben Die 3uud&ftfebeaoen, uIs glez
ment bur6geIaFen gu Derben bat, be-
rettipiIig Raum, nur ni9t in Der
&i9tuus, bub er Tstnen @eg fprtiesen
tpnnts.
gOn Muub 5u Ttuube aine's: rGs
TT Der aHoere! Der glnbere" unb
Clement iut iid dlsbaIb in einem
onsetHdnber Dei9erben Rreis iiberz
roftter Gefidtrr faft unurittel5qr Dor
Der Sbiir fsft9eboIten.
sSen babeu lie frei9elafenl - BAG
TT Der llni6uIbise! = i5 peis sg aes
nib, Id bob' ia Oorgeftern gefeber, ME
fie ibn Oorbeiesfiibrt buben. = Sb es
biesmal bic Re2tsn fub2 - Totiir.
lid, man bat ben eaR5en Ra1lb BEL
ibner gefunben.-
0us tuunts Clement ungeFdbr pon
bsm 9enrurmeI I'm ibn Der brFeben.
3u9lsi4 brans nber ola bds @streis
f4e geleuber aus bem Sols5dus6en
unb Hdherts fib mebr Der 5biIr, bur9
ipel9e Clement nun au9 einen giu6Iid
geparn.
GIN teifeuSes aItes @eib oertrat,
bsftis nit bem trppfenben !Ro6l6ffel
hernmfu9teIno. einem ensSarmen,
Der ein bageres, in Ii6 Tel6I5 3uIam,
mertrie9en6es Rdnnletn boz ii6 ber
f9pb, ben Neg. .@asa- f4ri. bic
Ilte, slpollen Sic iagm, bub mein
RonH etneu Wlorb begnnsen bot9 =
sineu MorbY - Br iinb tbrIife
Hent', sobIsn Steuern unb boben
Ei6ts md b n Sensb'drmen gI tbunl.
sMdh fHn% mid ai3t susaiidli&.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30

FOI, 8. gosis an JuliG goimann.
u bd 80 5ub IN Der aOrefeits Der
o. Sirabs. 81 5uf Delilid Der Scbn
SirnBs. 81.
9btCbort Mlariin gBiitfdmp an
CHARLES g. eelpis, % bsi 1O4 guB an
btr Gillette Der UlonisOmerb aoaD Ia
9oaniton, 81.
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mtIbtrunessruub.

gtt4ter: rgs bdben sefdgt, ben
Rl6ssr foi1 Der Eeufel bolenG'
angetluettr: -ellIerbings; o6sr es
81 ri9ts boroua astuorbeuls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30

@ri66pft rrbte ssrene In einem
Seiid uro ihIob Die augen gegen Die
tIenbeno IN bas Sinruer fnuenoen
Sonnenitrablen. Cine furhtbare
Radt lag biuter ibr, reid an Sbr6.
ne1, GIeben, Bitten, aufresung uno
berber SeIbftiiberDiloung.
9lls tie nit Der @rGfin ous 3im.
mer 8Iaoirirs befreten, Itrefte Die.
Ter frelloeitrabIenb ibr Die Sanb ent.
gegeu.
.9aHf Sbnen, seS5rene,- Hitherto er,
.meine Wtitter iogte mir, bnb sic
einge,piGigt bdben, mein @eib gu
peroeu. 9nirf, tnuieub Dunfl"
llrlb er fiibte init ieiHen fieberbei.
ber 9ippen leioeni9aftli1 ibre
S1n6e.
Serene beiob nidt ben Wfiith, sn mi.
6erfprehen, obgIei6 iie ia ibre Gin.
miniguns ourhaiis nod riht er6giiI.
Zig seaebeH bntte. grber es biinfte fie
cine Srmifornfeit, benz tobtfratfen
ssii1tglins iesne Ieste Sreube unb
Soffrune 5it rnitben.
Gle fdb ben EoS ouf feiner bleiden
Sfirw tbrouen, IN itnen bcffen
@oneen boden, m leiren fiebertaftsn
Giigen Imierr, uro es mar DIX, dis
fufirbe fie einem Sterbenben ben Let.
ten Groif nertpdeert buben.
20 nohm Fe benn On leinea 3agrr
girt i,nS prn4 siitiGs bersti@sbs
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Die 9rObuns pum ,,aries mad
bsm arieg".
Don Dr. JranSSPptnbtimtr,
pripnibOSsnt dn Der llnipsrIitdt
Berlin.

Die pUItspirtbfalfiIidsn llmfp6Isuns
gen i'm aries. - Die bsabIiftisit
@irtbi9dftssruppt bsr gliirttu. -
Cds rufiiide .SanOeIsimptrium'
paHamtriianif4s 9aHo.Isinisrs
sfen. - Die 3utunfi Oes oeiititsu
9anb.Is. - 0i. nsutrnlsn UlGriis
in SiiOamsriIa unb Oiidiisn. -
Gin 5instpeis uno cine DarHung.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
NEW EXTENSION
OF WATER MAIN
Building Operations in PiOus Hill
District Make Necessary A New
Lead-Dept. in Good Shape

Building operations in the Pious
Hill district have made imperative the
need of further water extensions in
that section and action was taken by
the city commission this week to
extend the mains a block on Third
Avenue East from Seventh to Eighth
street on petition of five property
owners. Two residences are to be
built there at once. B. c. Roche is
starting $500 bungalow and Rev.
Monson is also understood to have
plans for a residence in the same
block: Several other property own
ers there signed the petition expect
ing to have building plans completed
in short time.
Williston, by the way if one of the
few cities of the state with a water
plant which is classed in Al condi-
tion by the state health authorities.
Commissioners John Bruegger who is
IN charge Of that department stated
today that it has taken some extra
money this season to keep the water
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
BARS CIGARETTES
FOR SCHOOL BOYS
COUNTY ATTORNEY OWENS
WARNS ALL STUDENTS OF
SEVERE PENALTY

AS a result of reports coming to
the Office of the states attorney, w.
G.. Owens has this week sent the
following letter to the school officers
of the county with the warning that
steps will be taken to clean condi-
tions if any more reports come in.
Cigarettes are said to have been
the worst nuisance along this line
in the past and strict enforcement of
the law will follow any further re-
ports. Following is the letter which
Mr.. Owens has sent to all school Off
cials:
AS this is just the opening of the
school season, l desire to call your
attention to the statute of this state
which refers to the boys in school,
and as I am very anxious to cooper
ate with the school officers in help
ing the boys along, thought I would
call the boys attention to the law
with reference to smoking which is
as follows:
"Any person under eighteen years
of age, or any minor pupil who is
smoking or using cigarettes, cigars
or tobacco in any form on any public
highway, street, alley, park or other
lands used for public purposes, or in
any public place of business, shall
be arrested by an officer of the law
who may be cognizant of such Of
fense and it shall be the duty of all
such officers upon complaint of any
citizen to arrest such offenders with
out warrant and take them before the
proper court"
The punishment for any boy using
tobacco is a fine not exceeding $1,000
or Imprisonment not exceeding five
days for each offense.
I suggest that you take this up
with the boys in your department
who are old enough to use tobacco
and call their attention to the fact
that as States Attorney. l have mott
fed all officers Of this law, and that
from now on any boy under eighteen
years of age or any pupil of public
schools who is caught smoking or
using tobacco in any form will be
arrested. l would like to cooperate
with the boys in bringing to justice
any person or firm or place that will
sell or furnish. the boys with tobacco
If you have any suggestions tc
make along these lines, 1 should be
very glad to have them, but above all
things l want to advise the boys in
~len+v of time so they won't get into
trouble.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13

up to the standard but the last test
showed up fine. Arrangements are
being made to have monthly tests by
state laboratories to keep the water
in the purest possible condition. All
this is being done in the face of the
fact that the department had great
7"@l of extra expense this year be-
cause of the trouble with the intake
n,Ces which cost several hundred dol
lars. It is also planned if funds will
nermit to install water softener for
this winter.
Supt. C. C. Mackenroth has report
ed to the board that practically all
Of the users in the city now have
meters which were installed by the
city at the old price. This is a big
saving to the water consumers Of
Williston as meters have gone clear
out of sight since the beginning of
the war. Supt. McEnroth saw it COM
ing and placed an order for enuf to
supply the number of users he then
had on the list. Several new resi-
dences built this year has added to
the list and the department should be
in better shape than ever next sum-
rler
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
BONE Dry LAW
TO GET TRYOUT
MAN CHARGED WITH
HAVING LIQUOR IN STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA

Williston has finally produced a
real case for the new "bone dry
statute to practice on and regardless
of the fact that Justice Robinson says
there's nothing to it, Richard Mccoy,
arrested Monday will have to answer
to charge of having liquor in his
possession in the state of North Da-
kota.
McCoy's room at local hotel was
entered by the officers Sunday even-
ing and suit case containing sew
eral bottles of whiskey were found
by Chief Nolan. The booze was
grabbed and Mccoy was arrested the
next day and arraigned in Justice
H. V. Smiths court. He. waived ex-
animation and was bound over to the
next term of district court, furnish
ing a $500 bond.
Mccoy is not charged with selling
liquor but simply with having it in
this state. This makes the case pure
ly one under the new bone dry act
and is the first to be instituted here.
Several fellows have been arrested
here after return trips from Mon
tana but all these have been turned
over to the federal court. Williams
county and Williston city officials
found that the federal wheels grind
slowly and decided that if Williston
is to be kept "bone dry" the new law
will have to do it. There are now
several cases of the same sort over
the state but owing to the fact that
the courts are all in vacation no
decisions come down. 1t is probable
that the first case decided will be
taken up to get high court decision
on the worth of the new measure.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-13
DAWSON WRITES
FROM ENGLAND
WILLIS TON MAN REPORTED
DEAD WAS IN ENGLISH HOS
PITAL-BACk TO FRONT

Louis Dawson, mourned as dead by
many Williston friends following {
report here that he had been killed
on the West front in Europe is alive
and we'll or at least he was when ne
wrote to John A. Corbett Of this city
about month ago. The letter reach
ed here yesterday friends here will
be relieved to know that the report
of Louis death was "greatly exag~
gerated."
According to his letter, however,
things have not been a bed of roses
for him and he is not yet able t.,
fight after a "scratch on the hand
received sometime after the famous
assault and capture of Vimy Ride"
on Easter Sunday in which he took
part.
In English Hospital
His letter states that he is about
to be discharged from an English
hospital and that he expects soon
probably is by this time) to be back
in the fighting line. A photo Of a
group of Americans who held little
Fourth of July celebration this year
in England shows that he has been
thru some real trials.
His letter brings back some of the
horrors Of the war and breathes 4
spirit of thankfulness that the Uni