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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Cities Facing Famine
AS Result of Big
Tie-Up
BREAK OR WAR
STILL LIKELY
Government Bends All
Energies To Settle
Trouble
By CHARLES Z, STEWART. !.
Sfar Correspondent United Press

STAFF Correspondent United Press '
BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 25.--By
vote OF So TO rs the Argentine cham
her OF deputies today voted 10 sup
port a break in relations with Ger
many.
The vote was on a motion Ito pro.
ceed 20 break relations with Ger
many"
The chambers vote completes Ar
gentina's legislature appriyal or sew
oranee OF relations with Berlin. The
senate last week voted % to in
favor OF such a step.
Under the Argentine constitutions
al law, however. authorities believe
President Irigoyen can override this
legislative approval by a veto III he
so desires Public opinion here to-
day. however supported the belief
that the administration would follow
The course recommended by the sem
ate and deputies.
BUENOs AIRES. sept 25-(sent
via London Argentina was par
alyzed today IN a general strike
which tied mp all railroads, cut of
telographic communication and
threatens famine in scores or cities.
u was learned on good authority
that Germans are paying many
strikers expenses 90 prevent them
returning 10 work one hundred
and twenty thousand men are al
ready out
The government was strenuously
attempting 20 settle tho strikes to-
day while agtatOrs equally earnest,
ondoavorcd 90 prolong the Buenos
Aires local street railway strike.
fiuenuH Nires ~ airfJdy without
milk Electric light plants are oper-
ated only by sailors and soldiers.
Food prices scared 30 unheard OF
heights today The government adj
ylsed an hotels fo barricade their
windows with shutters and 20 se-
tr-r7v1~trrr7- r-r1r7TT- = fort
night. officially admitting that con-
inuation OF the strike Cor even n
few days viii mean food shortage.
Daring the NIGHT strikers cut the
Central g. South American cable
companys land wires because they
were within the railroads right OF
way
AIT direct communication with
Sow York was thereby severed. ar.
aenUne national teiegraph lines 10
chile were also cgt g. rowing all
South American IRAN continental
communication except FLH cablc 20
/ london. New York and down the
pacac The Pacific cabi wires 70
rhn were Ikre .deaG '1day.
p. ... fHrfI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

ACTIONNOW UP TOPRESIDENT; TEUTON
GOLD BACKS RAIL STRIKE WHICH TIES
Up INDUSTRIES OF ENTIRE NATION

II Is not HIS business 10 pass on the
facts even IL ne were in a position
10 do So
II is a fact. MI Jasnowski says,
that Mr. Couzens, right after he be
came police commissioner. promised
10 aid the prosecutors Office in in.
vestigatng reports involving the in.
tegrity OF the police department
and afterwards glgged back on the
promise, going so far as to deny
having made n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

heavy earlier IN The war az hoy
are today
This conclusion Is supported by
figures ~ in7Uranco companies
which msured0Conadian regiments
and the records on German trade
unions and professional Societies
Figures from the records of Ger
man typographical union. a Teach
ers' society and Berlin bar asso.
ciation rrvrai early losses as high
as eight per cent, later reduced BY
half
Death ~ disease AZ the front is
less likely than ar home Ia time OF
peace, thanks 90 fresh air. hard
work and good food.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
ARGENTINE Lower HOUSE
Votes BREAK WITH Berlin
THE WEATHER

Detroit md Vicinity. Tuesday night
fatrt MednesdnN pnrtlp rioudNt not
much rhnnEc lea temperature mod
crate south 10 southwest winds.
Lower NichiERnt Fair 1uesdny
night warmer In northeast portionf
" edneSdaN pnrtly cloudN. probably
showers In north nnd northwest pnr-
tiOns.
Upper IRkrst Noderntc southcriy
windsS parti5 cioudN Tuesday night
and NcdnrsdaN probnhl, shower In
north nnd west p0rttonsf cootcr W cd
ursdaA superior
Lower I.Hhc-i Moderate EoutherIN
Winds fRir Tucsdat night aud We'd
nssdaN; somewhat warmer NcdneA-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
POPE INSISTS
ON FREE BELGIUM
Now Conducting Negotiations
With Berlin, Say
Officials
~ JOHN n. HEARLEY

Sssfd p9ypt.l luJpUodssHo1 inns
ROME, Sept 25. Pope Benedict
Is insisting that Berlins request for
a peace conference is impossible nm.
I6ss Belgium - Trced and restored.
according 10 information given TO
the United Press today by high Vat
ican officials. II was stated that
conversations between The Holy
See and Germany are progressing
Germany is insistent on peace
conference
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

Highest temperature this date dur
inc the past - Dcnr-. oa ~ ishii low
est. - ~ 1872.
one year ago today Highest tenn
perRtmrr, Hns lowest 30. mean. 00i
partly rIuuds weather.
The suH sets Tuesday - Gi25 .. ~.
and rises Ncdnc sdny al 5s2t -. M.
The moon sets " edneSday az IEo1
n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Eighth Inning

DETROIT Holman was safe when
Fewster dropped hts liner Ellison
sacri0ccd NcGraw 90 Fcwstcr Young
ponncd o. ward who threw ~ Few-
ster doubling Holman IN second No
run no hit ono error
NEW YORK Miller singled % left
out Young threw out Tipu Lamar
WAS called ont on strikes $50 run.
one hff no error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Second Inning

DETROIT Ncach beat out "a hunt
20 the box frewster threw out HeN-
man. ElHsou flied 60 Nick and NrBrh
was doubled going 20 third Fiek 70
Baker. 40 run. one hit. no error
NEW York -Pipp safe on young s.
tumble Lamar sacrificed. Wit o. Fl-
lson. Wick famed Few ster fte3 90
Cobb So run no hit one error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

l-EnginCera, minors and sap
pers.
infantry
t-Artillery
Aviation
The doctors have fhp most dan
geruus iob. The airmcn tho safest
Cavalry are no LONGER Wcd. unless
ae infantry
These yarns about The average
life OF an officer az tho front being
less than Two weeks. or surgeon
less than month. are ~ 2 piece
with tho fantastic stories of\men
being aruggcd 10 make them fight
or Of the French army refusing 20
n2hL circulated at the outbreak Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Auueduct Results

First Race furlougF RcErcf 127
CRohlnSru). w0n. Ina Frank f1p
fMcTaEEartJ. second Time : - l-5.
only fwO starters
rhtm ince=s fwiong tfHrvrTt
King. 96 trroisel. won Eosil lut
tShutttnsrrl, sccpnd AIsoWan. ~
RoblnH0nJ out. third Time ne f-5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Third Inning

DETR0lT-YounE walked Young
died stealing. Nunnmakcr to Ward
Stauage flied t. Miller Mitchell nicd
out 20 Miller No run. ne hit n1 ere
r0r
NEW YORK Nunameker singiod
thru Witt MrGra.w Tanned Nuna-
maker stole second. Miller ONT Nlsh
Co. Ellison Ward famed $50 RON.
~ L-L - -r.-.n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Sixth Inning

DETROIT Young famed Sfanage
walked. Mitchell forced ~tanage at
second Baker 10 FewSter Bush boat
out an inneid hit and was ont steal
ing Nunnmaker 60 Fcwster. $50 run.
one hit. ono error
NEW YORK -McGraw famed MI
Tor singled 10 right Ward singled
thru short Baker forced ward.
Young tp Bush Wit threw ont Pipp.
~. rrfp tr.1 bfte - .vrrr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Seventh Inning.

DETROIT ward threw out Wit.
Fswster threw out cobb Baker
throw out Ncach. No run. no hit no
error
NEW YORK Young throw out In
mar Nlrk doubled Co left Trwster
nied nuf % Neach. Nunemhker walk
Cd Roth runners advanced on a Wild
pitch McGraw famed. No run one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
lanoranee NearIy costs LIberty

Joseph Felix Tarnowski. arrested
recently ss an alien enemy who had
neglected 10 take ont war zone
permit has been ordered released
hy Judge futile An investigation
showed that the man. who was a
porter IN an east side hotel. failed
10 register with United states Mar.
shal Bchrcndt thru ignorance His
employer had told him repeatedly
that he would be- arrested ~ he did
not apply for the permit. hut be
thouahf,he was being ioshed Hc
has now applied Tor the permit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

First Billie Baker
Third LObelia FnraWay. KInR
Worth ScorpN. Saratoga. Montreal
Fourth Nace- Wooden shoes. J j
Lillis. kits. Goldcrest Boy, Robert
Bra dley. Vermont. I'd Roche Royal
Interest
Fifth Blue Bannock.
Sixth Baby sister Canto. Garish
sun.
SEVENTH Manager. Perscus. Ma
poleon Caroltod G.. Hesse
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Fifth Inning

DETROIT Vsach fiod out q Nil
Ter Ward threw ont Holman Fews-
ter threw out Ellison. No run. no
hif no error
NEW YORK--Nick filed 90 cobb
FeWster nied 10 Heilman. Nuuainak-
er foUled 60 StanRFe No run ne hit,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Fourth Inning

DETROIT Rush hled out 20 Few
stcr Wit flied out 10 Ward cobb
no error
NE1N YORK -Raker flied ouf 10
Rush Pipp flied out 20 HeHman La
mar 7lcd ont 60 Young. So run no
hif no error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

Philadelphia in Pittsburgh clear.
Boston In Cincinnau. games.
clear
Brooklyn IN Chicago. clear
New York In 81 Louis. clear
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

PREPARES
BROADSIDE
Will Train Guns On
JasnOwski Soon AS
Ammunition's Ready

Because Of the absence OF
Judge codd, presiding member
OF the Wayne circuit bench, the
Jury commission, Tuesday after
noon, postponed the drawing OF
grand Jury until Wednesday
morning at II o'clock. The
Judge, Il appeared, had not been
officially notified OF the drawing
and was spending the afternoon
at Bloomfield Hills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
R a C. Z. =. ::
Aaueduct Scratches

st-sharpshooter. Sun Flash H..
Corn Tassel. peckmate.
Second Florida.
Fourth--Sun Flash II.
Fifth-Tripie Crown, Keho.
sixth--COntinent. VaIerius. Nut
cracker
Second Race About 2 miles
Town Hail. 1872 tBlake). won. Pig
cons Thorpe 142 (Parrette), second;
Lady Edwina. i45 tFennessy) third
Time 4.1S4-5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
Today's Games
Amerlean

Detroit In New York. clear
So. Louis In Philadelphia. cloudy.
Cleveland in Boston. cloudy
Chicago in Washington, cloudy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
GORMAN
CAFE TOLD
TO CLOSE
Mayor Warns That In
decency Will Not
Be Tolerated

Mayor Marx. Tuesday morning. re-
yoked the license OF the German
cafe, No sc Elizabeth-st west. for
three months The letter sent by
the mayor 60 the city clerk. appris.
ing him Of his findings, follows
Hon Richard Lindsay.
city Clerk.
city
beg leave 20 inform YOU OF my
findings On the hearing granted W
Frenando 81 Eliza beth-st west. oper-
ator ~ a restaurant and cafe against
whom complaint was filed hv the
Metropolitan police department
re was charged hy the police that
this pace. commonly known as Cor
mans cafe was frequented BY wo-
men 10 the street, despite warnings
served those in charge ~ the cafe
by the police department
hearing WAS granted the defend
ant in my office on July u. continued
on July Is and - fn my Judgment.
sufficient evidence was presented by
the authorities 70 warrant tac sus-
pension of the license for period of
three months
trust that this decision will serve
nA-n Warning 10 Trenandn and thar
cafe proprictors that indecency and
lawlessness VIII not be condoned by
this ofnce In every effort to make
Detroit better and safer place 20
live IN the police department viii res
ceivc full cooperation from me
Respectfully
OSCAR n. MARX
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

Like Eood connect Try ours. the
finest grade ~ coffee served win
pure Jersey cream from our own
dairy At bloomfield Ulis Hotel
GriswoId Cafeteria ADV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
YOUR CHANCES IN FRANCE
ARE.

twenty-five 10 one against be-
lng Killed in one years time
Five go 81e against beius
wounded
" Wounded
-Four chances 20 one against
boing hurt badly enough 90 be
sent home
-Four chances out OF 10 OF re-
covering completely and return
ing 20 the fring line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
IS Chance To Be AZiDe at End of First Year at Front

vice. Euf otrf ha.f a tre-e are able
% 10 He1t are u civilian iife
Tho Var a- como 0n and all
fhe ufu waapcrs lk0 1nd name
roieetam ha ortu uinWhed by
roa d.rr measures Use hcr.
N.lr.Iarr ~ h fona down
ttnaly Eas moss pnrt about
thp s.na rraHort.n fl losses Of
me ClrI vtr. aHa the tendency Is
still dovnWard
room sHOM a WINNER
MirhlFau tffnfrAt fuNd iAposl-
ffau fa rlaae SUNDAY Last chance ~
the cafatlen turntables andA aoure-
Mrs Ladies band Aftrfnrdn and
nfghf 10 amust mcnts included Tor
soc. one ticket admits 20 sl.--Aa~s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

office hov wanted splendid chance
for nav4n eneuf. good salary 10
start Apply Advertising Manager,
I.tr-.Lt I-r-.a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
'GRAW IS
TO
MITCHELL
Tigers Clash With the
Yankees in New
York Today
/ 2 3 4 ; 6 z 8 9
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 90
\. York 0 O 0 0 0 0 O

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK,
Sept 25 McGraw and Mitchell
were the opposing pitchers In to-
days game between the Tigers and
Yaukeee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
LATE NEWS bJLLETENS

PETROGRhD. Sept 2a.--Post
ponement Of the Par Russtan
democratic conference from 10
day until Thursday VAS formally
announced this a'ternooo The
delay Was due q non-arriVal n
some delegations.
WASHINrfoN. sept 2s-F. 4
Nnndcrtfr prrsfdrnt 81 fh~ Nn-
tional Cl hank. New YORK the
largest iusfffue1n 90 its kind iu
the nft~d states. has seN cred al
business connections tu work for
the uited states Eofernmcut at
- renr.
PNUIs. SEPT. cS-Drath %
sert.f Douglas NaeNtonnGlr, of
Tho Infnsrtfe r-endrtiir. tn vn
nrrfaf combat ever the Aesfun
renion. tys~ confirmed todns fic
was shot down ON NonduH. TITS
mother ~ resident 81 sun
Francisco.
BURGLARS early Tre 1av mo-n'n.
entered The home OF Worth W
Bourne. No 305f West GRAND hitd
bv forcing from window ~
1vercoat valued at SIS and $40 81
money wore taken
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
STEAMER BLOWN
Up; TWO KILLED
Two Others Injured When
Tanker EXplOdes At
Her Wharf

RICHMOND Cal. sept % Two
men were killed and two are report
cd 20 have been injured when the
standard oil tank steamer J O Mof-
faft exploded AZ her wharf at ruch-
mond early today
The cause is unknown and police
and Standard OH company officials
started an immediate investigation
20 determine whether the explosion
was from accidental on incendIarv
causes.
Corn on the Cob The most de-
icl0us you havo ovnr tasted Fresh
every morning from oug own flfw
st Bloomfield Hlls Hotel Grisw.ld
Cafctcrin.--AdV.
Every day adds hundreds to our
long list ~ satisfied diucrs There
reason. Hotel Gfiswolt Cafeteria.
Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25

PrtntInn -thr ntaln nrRt kind--that
IL riuht--rfrirs Sob Dept Vain fcrn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-25
The Read Badge of BusyneSs

Detroit Times in the hand is a token that you are
time-saver.-that you have caught the wartime con
'rvation idea and are combining your reading TO
orth-vhe news.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-19

l'ubH.hcd m he Tulsa Daily World Fab.
ruup 10. go, -, 1917 World pahlish.
lug COMPANY puhIi.h,rsI
oEIfN NNtT No 1U1u

Nk.NIN M. .I AO. lIlO
~ oRDINA ANCF To AppORTION LEVY
ANp N>SISs THE COST or IMPROVING
IllE STREETS MD PORTIONS OF
SikLEls INCLUDED IN STREET M.
NtMENT DISTRICT NUMBER llG.
No INST THE ABtTrlNG PROPERTY,
OTHER PROPERTY LIABLE TO ASSESS.
MlNI NND IliE OWNERS THEREOF ~
SAID DISTRICT. AND DECLARING Az
WHEREAS: IN pursuance Of tho pro,is.
ions ot The Charter of the City Of Tulsa Ok.
'thomn the Board of Commissioners ~ snid
city did 10y resolution declare u necessary
TO pave aud otherwise improve the street.
and portions ~ streets iucuded i'm STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER lIG
the same being EASTON STREET from the
east 'lNe OF kusiuu Avenue ip the west limo
Of Detroit Avenue, DETROIT AVENUE
from the westerly production Of the north
liue Of Block U.s. North Tulsa to tho castor.
N production OF the south line of Block l9
u North Tulsa. and CINCINNATI AVENJ'
from The cast production OF tho south line
of klocf q iu the Original Townsite 20 the
south Inc Of FBstou Street: aud tho Npytrnl
lots and tracts ~ land 20 he assessed ior
thp Improvement thereof iu tho CITY of Tulsa.
Oklahoma and said Board did set forth iu
said resolution the nature aud extent Of th,
improvements 10 be made on said street.
and portions ~ streets. and the material
with which said improvements we're 10 be con
structci and that said Improvements were t0
be made according to the plans and specifca.
lions TO be submitted by the City Engineer,
which said plans and specifications were
thereafter submitted by the said Engineer
aud duly adopted by said Board; and said
Board did thereafter duly advertise for
sealed bids for the construction Of said i'm.
proycmcnts, In accordance with said plans
and specifications. AND
WHEREAS; A contract for the construc.
tion Of taid Improvements was duly awarded
to +. p. Mccormick. and the City Engineer
has prepared, submitted and filed his written
statement containing the names Of the per
sons, firms, corporations and oSR,es owning
ahuttIng property, the property benefited
aud other property liable to assessment for
said Improvements, on the portions Of tho
streets and avenues IN sSid Improvement
District, the number OF front feet owned by
each and designating the property owned by
each by block or lot number or otherwise "a
bs 10 Identify the same. and also containing
an estimate Of the total cost Of such improve.
mCnts. the portion and amour, OF such cost
90 be assessed against the admitting property
the property W benefited aud other property
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-19
TCHNITUKI3 TOH sNLE
Announcement

We wish tp announce tho arrival of
The second car of furniture ON our
consignment.
while our sale. woro 'hc largest boo
the history uf our business this ~iast
week. the arrival Of this ear makes
our stock roplctc with the bo.t bar
gains in second hand furniture TO Doe
had in Tulsa. These good. arc now
ON display m our store and viii Doe
ready for your approval Monday
morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-19

lr,.rtnN o. 1I., r,. ,..,....,.,,s 49,
b., i,,i,J ecs,n.t Tho .Lay. d..rrited loi.
fr,rt, of Inud aud other prou,rty IiabI, ia
~ ..t ,i' li,.,. ~, I, 80
", ~, wv. ,..r ,.n, ,..r ,n,,i,, n,.d b,,h prin.
,fr,I and i't,ta., rr. bcrcby declared 40 b.
I,tt rg,f,..t ,b. ,vp,rs tb,r,of and nre
~ u ,',-., ,t ,,.,,.rty ga ,l, .n,r, 49,,
a., .tb.r ,,,,i
-Ft.rfuN a 1lnt -l,e osscstn,n,. h,,.i,,
.,,.,d ...I'.t tb' ,i.,. dr.r-ib.d lot. fra,t.
~ la,d ..od n,ber rrorrrty liable 10 n..es..
men, 3D. ID l, ra,aIlr In i.p rounl animal
ir..,iIu.rf. uc fr.t ~ such iustaUmrrt.
,i,. ..t.,,.t t, th1t lat. an thr Who'll. q sas,.
,,'r l.au Do. ~ f'ia on tfe fir.t da, al
,,.I, i,,....t am tt. yrbole om,tnt r,,raiu.
n.s urraid 10 hat date shall be- ra,abIc on
fl. fir.t dn, of Fchruary each Of tlc wears
ipla TO 1927 inclusive: and ,hc Mayor ard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-19

FOR SALE By owner. so acres Of land 40
acres lu cultivation. the rest iu grass. some
timber, live room hoN house. barn, hcuhousc .
and ,mokchousc aud we'll, good pond, never
goes dry; good orchard, all fenced iu Phone
32u3.
FOR SAiE-A new hvcroom house aud n
wa. .'uom house on rear End of same lot
renting fur Sll per month price for the two
S3 300 Can for Mr. Myers luthy. 64i
Rohir.un b'dg phone I1gp
FOk SAlE--thoicr east front lot bOxliO,
oi South Nanthus street, $3.50 cash. bal.
auc. $40 per month. Phone $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-19
A0hl@TQODD
AUlCQiOTl CO.

fuk SAlE-o one leather couch practically
new or Will trade for \i.;rola sl9.A
South Ann avenue
FOR SAIL rumcd OAK dining room 81 inch
table. c0 iuch buffet. six leather up
holstrr,d chairs Phone $50
FOR SALE Nice Atchcu cabinet. r,a.on.
able Phone ISL
ll+NnSuNE oek dining table 5o.irrh top
other goods Phone jlas, after sunday.
FOR SALE Furniture, wall paper and paint
Phone ls79.I.
ION SALE iNmiri.tcr new gNI@ rugs o..
NprN ,hcrcuu' avenue call upstairs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-19
LEGAL, NOTICES.

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N n R.iIvr o,-,,... .I.r.
,,,I ,,ilnaY tn vr.t Ir. ~ AbI.. AtIi
tI'r s1utL to me- .or,non,t conner of uIe
GIa,. Facofy Addition. Wrst 10 Prau Ave-
,t. uurt Ia thr r'n., ,f bp.iuUi.r
Also ali fhat tairiiory I,iur within said
school district nrd outside ihr limit. ui Cha
IiN ,p.u az SrrurI Street extended cast
IN a .tIr,.hi Inc 40 hmIfs of -I: ..h0oI
distinct 4.d north and ra.t pf U, M. N
] IirlVuy. ,ttput that .Drr.tur. .t..l.a.rI
within Inc corporate limits VI tlp Town ui
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-19

Al hid. ultt hu I.UIupuuiud hy "a cert
f,J ,II..a fur iu r,r ,rrl I'd tho amount hii
r, .rl,r of f.r touri, Commissioners OF
.IiI1 ,.Bnf, oAn
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