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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

General Iiyng has settled steady push against the
German line west of Cambria after his forward dash and
mas made substantial progress along front nearly miles
incidentally announced thar hundred
guns captured by the British offensive pclud
ing numerous heavy pieces The British pressure being
mainly directed norhaa the running be-
wfen fOnanc and QdrHnt The apparent object only TO
carry the cncrcling about Cambra further 10 the
north and east but 90 drive in behind both former Hindn
burg ne as bears of to the northwest and the ucan
switch thus rendering the latter useless secondary
dcienss against attack from the
Ia this operation valuable high ground dominating
Bourbon wood to the of Cambria taken and
progress made further both sides Canal din
Nord near Moercs aud Qucant Additional ground also was
gained IN the n"ighborhood of Bullccourt
The Italian front is still holding firmly although defense is
costing the Italians heavily in There further efforts
by the AustrO' herman break through end of
the line between the Aago plateau and the rta General
azs troops successfully withsood all these prepared
thrusts
Tn" lavc river line remains apparently the enemy
efforts 10 force longer serious although
ports the breaking by artillery fire of hostile attempts lay
p0ntoo1s In the important Brenta
and the Iavc the struggle is still desperate further
progress Is claimcd by Berlin in this ON the conrary
Italians have been communicating heavily although
Carcs without
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

Italian Headquarters in Northern Italy Friday Nov n
he battle of the mountains j. raging with unnptj violence
hc Italians again hold the Monte romba and Monte PcrsH
oSitions which they last night The losses have been
rat bur tc cumyS far exceed those OF ihc lnan ON the
the mountain battle depends the result t'r cnrnNs
break through the Italian lines ia the Venetian
Rains The rcapurt the Italian positions Monte Fomha
accomplished by O brilliant which dyed
aud left ground piled with lead Montc
los aud -four times, the finally being
back Nhough he have hu terrible those "f
h 10y tar the greatest owing 10 the condition OF the
lighting the desperate hcrosm of the Italian troops
battle which had been gradually gathering force IN the last
days in fun fury early Yesterday and ragged through
but the y the night today The first blow struck al
Monte pcrca where dense of infantry were
buried against the Italians Th fighting extremely violent
'crcn lost then rcakc. then lost aud then trak
again whrlwnd Of enthusiasm seldom has been
before blow aimed ~ the strategic
kew of Tomba and Monte Monencru Here the fun force
M TWO divisions German. the other Austrian. hurled in
Furious the Italian right wing in effort 10 inn the
wing the from it's line OF communication along
Pia,r lh" hoodos struggles of the war
which an last night and today with steady succession
of attack and counter attack.
What will he be- iorSocu. but the Italian
arms have again themselves with glory and have Snachcd
when il hanging IN the balance Even the en-
yields tribute to Italian vaor for prisoners say hrii forces
the resistance aud Disconnected 10y the I'M
bravery ui the Italian troops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

positions below the Cambrai road but
the Germans finally we're forced To-
withdraw. Dugouts lighted by electric
ity were found In the dcfenses along
the highway By siG o'clock in the
evening the Irish troops had crossed
the Cam brai- Baupaume highway on
both sides of the canal and taken a
stand south of MoeuVrcs This was
the situation here al the end Of the
first days fighting Wednesday morn
ing the British pushed forward this
time having the support Of a certain
amount OF artillery. The Irish
stormed the Moeuyres dCienses with
bombs Terc they came up against a
heavy harricadc which they took with
the hayouet and for time drove the
Germans ont OF tho village.
Thursday afternoon the Germans
delivered uddsn connter.at,atE
from the north and after hand-tn-
hand nghting through the streets
forced the British 70 Withdraw Thi.
morning the irish again surged towar..
the north
In the Graincourt section ON tho
right of the Irish. remarkable work
was done boy cavalry the first day.
The horscmen he'd swept forward ara
cautured AnueuN by Tuesday evening
This represented an advance Of about
1000 Yards which ~ -stid to he a FAC
nr fnt one day
Two sguAdrons ot horse accomplish
ed the downfall 81 AnueuX This
place was found to have q system ~
chtucmbr under the church and these
were held o., the Germans who had an
electric power station FOR lighting
An elaborate battalion headquartris
fc'l into British hands
TUESDAY night the Germans counter
attacked AnueuN with troops which
had Just been brought from the Rus
sian front \ strong battle took pic"e
and the British withdrew Wednesday
morning the British again attacked
AnneuN and recaptured D..
Proceeding uorthward the British
drove the enemy from the trenches
near the edge of Bourbon wood. This
trench WIS 30 remarkably well camou-
uaged that no stgn - g was visible
until tho British saw German faces
apparently coming Gus of the ground
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
BRILLIANT FIGHTING IL
DONE Bl IRISH SOLDIERS

British Army Headquarters n
Franc. Friday. Nov 23.-Thc main at
tack un the opening of the offensive
Tuesday was along the western bank
of the canal Duuord, which runs al
most due north ana south from point
a little west OF Hayrlncouri Tho
main Hindenhurg trenches were built
along ths- waterway and the British
had To fight their way up the bir
ditch
There was intense hard work almgs.
from the start. us the Obstetrics. who
undertook this task got In among
the German dcfeuses. Because OF the
secret nature of the attack no artillery
could be used tu cut the tremendously
strong lines uf barbed wire Boo front OF
the trenches. and the tanks were not
operating in this section. Therefore,
q was necessary for the lrishmen TO
charge the cntauglcments and bump
them To- pieces iu order Co force their
way through
II was big undertaking. Tor the
Irish came under concentrated ri'le
and machine gun fire as soon as they
began To advance nut they maintained
their reputation Tor ,nlor and bombed
their way with such grim determine
tiou that they drove an entering wedge
into the trench system near llayir-
court, Northwest Of the town b. a
high bank ON the west OF the canal
This elevation was strongly fortified
with duEout- and there was a great
concentration of machine guns The
British had uu alternative bui tu
charge the position up the slopes and
this they did The crest was gained
len the face pf heavy fire and uus-
pcrIt, hayouct fighting followed
the Obstetrics hurled Themselves uu
the Germans with such fury that the
latter were compelled To- desert their
machine guns aud abandon the hli
and many of them were shot dow u
as they fled uorthward along the
canal \ large number of prisoners
were captured n the dusuuts uu the
hin and beside the canal This fight
/ occurred at O'Clock TUESDAY morn
b ins
Meanwhile German machine guns
1n the eastern side of tho canal Wcr,
/ given much trouble and as soon az taC
/ high bank was captured, british eu-
! gincvrs began building bridges over
! the waterway iu order to give 0 cross
/ ING to the Infantry They undertook
,a have these bridge completed Dos
three o'clock and hN a remarhaH Hl,
piece of work the task was accom-
pH-hed and the troops We're able t'
get over thr. caual 90 the eastern bank
DurIue rhp afternoon the Irish wer'
held up temporarily because - ih'
shortage Of ammunition southwest '
Grtincourt This position was render
ga douut strong hy q machine g''
concentration which could sweep ,h'
British lines The lWmuMu"n can'
up ana .hr UrI.h uycrcane th" %"
si~tHure
Hand t1 hand fighting occurred al
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a.. ..
"''"''F''"' NV '''''hI'" news
OF me destruction Of another German
submarine by American dcstrovprS
reached m. nav, depart,pept ,,d,, 10,
a cabl.j rcunr, frn,, It,, Animal
Sims The sub,parln. d.rp.pnJ b,.
depth. .bornb went ln,y,, ,,i,h an .,
hoard after , d.s,r,.,e, n,s ..,,.cn,t
4, line ana yy,. ,t,.ruti,,, n, ,,k..t t,,.
iu tov
Tvo d.str,yors t,ol n,,, r, ,I,. ,..
tiou ono sipht,p, , nerisr,,,, n, ION.
hupdr,d y,rds b.,a.t ,., 4, .,,I 49,.
ned , de,1r,. d.nu, l,,,t -, -,
t.,y,,,5 "a. s,,,,.,'',.,... IN. ,' a..
surf,r. o.sp, d., sf., ..f i,. .t.....,d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
SOLDIER CONVICTED
OF DESERT|ON MUST
FACE FIRING SQUAD
Court Martial Imposes the Death
Sentence, but Washington OF.
ficials Are Not Satisfied That
Evidence Is Sufficient.

w Associated Ffrss
Washington. Nov. - Sentence of
the death before rifle squad has
been imposed hy court martial up
on an enlisted man Of the American
army Ia the uited States on his CON
victiou OF dcsortion with intent tp
join th" enemy forces II was learned
today at the wgr department how
ever. that officials here are not sat
isficd ai the evidence adduccd before
;hc court that intent to Join the en-
cmN was established and the trial
court has been asked for additional
information 90 clear up this point
The soldier bon question is of either
German descent or birth b. is under
stood although the details of the case
including the name Of the prisoner
are withheld The sentence OF the
court martial will not hc executed un-
~ approval from Washington has
been received because the desertion
was not in the face of the enemy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
Bakhmeteff Notifies the State De
partment That He Will Irnore
the Authority of the Party Now
Controlling Petrograd
RADICAL GOVERNMENT NOT
REPRESENTATIVE, HE SAYS
Bolsheviki Rule Does Not Indicate
the Will of the People; ENJOYS
and Assistants Here Will Re
Main at Their Posts.


~ Associated Prsss
Washington. Noy. % Ambassador
uukhmctcff of Russia formally noti-
ficd the state department today that
the embassy doe. not recognize the
1uthority OF the extremists now In
control of the foreign office az pctro-
grad
In letter 'u Secretary Lansing
following the resignation of thro" of
the chief officers Of the embassy 20
avoid having rclations with tho Roi-
,hrvilu. the Ambassador said tho Boil
shcyiki government was not repro
sentative ut tho true VIII uf th. Rus
sian people and that hy would not
recognize that or any similar govern
mout wh.ch Nuult lead the country
INTO non participation 100 the war
The Ambassador sIld he considered
himself duty bound tp remain ~ hls
post aud would du so with b, cumpc-
tent staff uf assistants While cN-
processing the belief that the true spirit
uf Russia was bound to arise hc said
% wac evident that until conditions
DhruE'' the embassy could not ,N-
.r,i-" BOO fuu measure its essential
duties and therefore b., had author
iyod members II tho embassy to find
Other fields Tor their activities
The 'Nr"" chief Officers OF the Rus
sion embassy who resigned today io
typid huyiur further relations with
the Eul~hrNilI icIdor- nov Doutrullius
'ho uo'roErnd foreign office. ur,. G.
puou. counsellor John Sookns. first
secretary. and o. po Mohrenschiit
second secretary
Nj Sookiuc came to Washington
with Ambassador Boris Htkhmctcft
after 'hc overthrow or the monarchy
and has been tho Ambassador yh.ri
assistant
Mr. Muhr'usyhlldt married Nie
%uup Halolhurst NcAdou. taught,r ot
the ,,cret1r. OF tho Treasury last
Mas. Both hc and Nr puuu wor,
attached tu IN" embassy before M,
arrival Of the noW ambassador
John Sookiuo. first secretary ot th,
embassy and AN officer of the Russian
army. and Ferdinand DE Mohrcu
scildt the second secretary wh,
married secretary NcAdoo.s daughter
I last May. have offered their service.
1 60 the American government for th'
/ war against Germany
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
Gcrn,nn Gnrs in.nnc.

Washington, Nov "a - Naval guards
arrived here to-day from NRpa. Cal.
with Herman lierka, an insane Ger.
uun officer who was chief cng neer
of tho cruiser Cormcran. blown hp ny
hcr crew at Guam. when the United
states entered the war Borka was
committed So the government insane
asylum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

ue- Moiues. Ia, Nov 2i--John
Conrad Ebert - year old and an
ulien encm, wls arrested at the
camp Dodge cantonment near here
TODAY where he hnt been working
Js a waiter Federal authorities who
made ths arrest suspect him Of being
"a German agent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

Washington NuN "a The comm
truIl,r of thD CURRENCY today issued
r rU fur the condition of aU nation
uI banks ut the u.tcd States 1t th"
CLOSE ot business Tursd.,, Nuvcu-
hcI 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
BATTLE IN |LAT|AN MOUNTAINS IS RAGING
WITH UNEKAMPLED FURY. BRAVE DEFENDERS
Of VENICE REGAIN LAST NIGHTS LOSSES

Tomba Monte Peca Positions Are Taken from Invaders
by Italy Sons Been Very Great but the Enemy
According Report from Army Headquar
ters Shows Dyed Ground Is Covered With
Heaps Battle Broke Full Fury Thurs
day and Continued Into Friday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
MEN TAKEN PRISONERS
ON AMERICAN VESSELS

Washington. NoN IA
German submarine captured
recently hy two American de
stroNrrs was sent to the bot
tom hy members of her crew
opening cocks below while
their Shipmatcs stood ON deck
with hands raised IN signal of
surrender An the crow were
taken prisoners.
Secretary Daniels announced
the capture and sinking of
tho submarine today in for
m1l settlement which wlte no
mention uf prisoners nor of
the reason for the boat sink
ms TN, details leaked out a.
the department later hut the
secretary would neither CON
firm nor deny them. saving he
hai issued the statement
agreement with the British
admiralty and could not add
10 if
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
BYNG HAS SETTLED DOWN TO STEADY PUSH
AGAINST LINE OF ENEMY WEST OF CANDRAt
BRITISH TAKE MORE THAN HUNDRED GUNS

English After Their Rapid Forward Dash Exerng Constant
Pressure the Foe in Flanders Italian Holding
Firmly Although Its Defense Is Exacng Heavy Lives;
Rome Reports the Breaking Up by Artillery Fire
temp to Lay Pontoons Struggle the Mountains Is Still
Desperate One
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
AMERICANS CAPTURE U-B0AI
DESTROYERS
CAPTURE HUN
U-BOAT CREW

German Submarine Is 0vertaken
by Boats of Admiral Sims
Fleet and Is Sent TO Bottom by
Opening Cocks Below.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
LOCAL WEATHER

Tonight and Sunday generally fair:
warmer east portion tonight
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POULTRY AND PETS.
IN Answering Ads Please Mention Time.

THOROUGHBRED white l.rrhorn hens
and pullcts; also eNtm fiuc Rhode
island Rod cockcrcls, chcnr WRlnu, 10
NARnCASrLES REDS .Cholce \ & Il
| Red cockcrcls, fine heavy laying
strnln for sale 81 epch South 18th and
Shields Phone Nl-hi
FOR SALE Halt price; Cvphct'a Para.
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AT SERVICE White MISTY, registered
hluc-eycd white Persian eat 30SaACA
la15CfA Mrs. :, X Evans, lali West
Tenth.
ron SALE I good we'll developed Black
Minorca cockeres Maple 1885
FOR SALE Wnite Orpington cockerels
81 and s. one Queen incubator, 2it.
rrg Wal GlSa-1 ses W 25th
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LEGALS.

-~~~>~---->~--~~~~~
Lynn, Judges, and =, II. Caffsry and
Il, Il Jennings, clerks:
Precinct IF A Crawford ana Geo:
Morse, Judges, and w. o. wallace and
J. II. Ripple, clerks.
Precinct SIS. II. Goldsbarry and y. z:
sten,z. Judges. and Chas. Stafford and IS
Frecinc, 81. X. Wright and ". C. Mar:
tin. judges. and Chas. Linthicum ana
T. " Furrey, clerks,
Precinct iO-Geo w. Cooper and J. T.
sl Ma"sSs'r. sSS jsm!s sdfs. .vn. and CLERKS s''ns
Precinct us. Y. Davis and .. Fen.
tress Judges, and Geo Klein and q.
A. Hand. clerks
Pr.cinc, ED @. Klein and Chas.
Stewart, Judges, and J N. Montgomery
and +. NJ SNYDER. clerks.
Precinct i3-F r. Munro and n. A. Cor
don. judges, and orval May and J. r.
Precinc, III n. owens and curtis,E
Wells, judges. and A. c. wsrth ana
Mke rnshek jr., clerks.
Precinct ib-H r. schiff and Burke
shartel, Judges, and Chas sickel and
s. NJ. Wolf clerks.
Precinct ED Miller and g. J EN-;
n, A Nash, clerks
Ward -Four city OF Oklahoma city.
Precinct - II, Murphy. and Lewis
Precinct TT. n. Qusrles and 81 ".
Coffman, judges, and I'D 4 Quarles
and ". T. Ferguson, clerks
Precinct 3-F NJ Ambursey aud Charles
and j = Pennington, clerks.
Precinct t-E. r, Edwards and J. w.
Swearnger, Judges, and w. Z, stain
and l.. I. Beal, CLERKS.
Precinct b-E l. Hsnley and r. 70 ~
losier. Judges. and O. l.. Flesnor aHl
o, y. Foster, olerks.
Precinct s--H. c. Carpenter and ~. ",
and John Eckrcst. clerks.
Precinct r---G, A. Fitssimmons and v. w.
! Kepley, judges, and J. w. Pickens
and {. = Perkins, clerks
| Precinct s--J. ", HinkA and r.. r.
! Harrington. judgss. and n. p. RoWistt
| and " q. Shikles, clerks.
| Precinct "a J. Green and D. G. John.
s,on, judges. and ID. b corhin ana
| C. n Holmes, clsrka
Precinct i0-i. q. Ward ana G.. ". Fla.
| hafidR. Judges, and =. p, Enoe and 4.
| II, Estabrook. clsrks
Such officers shall also act a. count.
Witness my hand a. mayor os aai1
City affixed In the City Of Oahh0uNo
City. Oklahoma. on this 18th ~ q Joos
uary, 1911 -
Attest: {. y semmslbsck. nAyY,
City Clerk
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.
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STRAWBERRY shortcake fot Thanks
giving N YOU plant our Everheaters
this spring free booklet on strawberry
The McRlll Company, n II. 6lj okla
bnpa f'ltN
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The People On
The Owen Plan

At the outset desire to say that
while ScnatoraOwen has no warmer
friend Than myself within the state OF
OkahoSit, yet am against his resolu-
uon Tor many reasons and IL time and
space would permit | could give them
IN detail
To put into effect his resolution
would undermine the very foundations
OF our government and would place the
highest courts OF our land in the po-
sition ot not being able to exercise the
right that is given even TO the most
humble Of our citizens, the right to
their opinion OF whether it was good
or bad law
While congress TO my mind is the
greatest body OF lawmakers i'll the uni
verse yet, after all are but human and
. y IS the lot OF man TO at sometimes err,
and the man who never made a mistake
never made anything, and when you
say TO the judiciary Of this or any other
country, that they cannot after a fair
and complete study OF legal problem
| say that the Law is wrong and contrary
to the laws OF the land you then place
this nation at the mercy Of every wave
! OF sentiment that might sweep across
rs peaceful confines would like TO
discuss this question fully but space for
bids, ! close by saying that no good
can be accomplished by such a measure.
CLAUDE T. SPRIGGS.
ldabel. Okla.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.
In Answering Adj. Please Mention Tlme-.

WI pay tho highest cash value for used
'nfs Nhhry Motor Exchange. Mapi,
10 - " Main
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S'The VOLTS NemisIs' 10 the title Of
Drcsmland today and Saturday. Little
Mary Sunshine" fve-act Pathe fea-
ture with Henry King and Marie Os-
borne. Is n hesrt-interest story Of great
merit. A "Krazy Ca'' cartoon comedy
completes the program.
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KODAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING
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YOUR KODAK FILMS developed. lOc q
roll; prints up 10 2hHis. Be-. larger
sir.s In proportion. quick sarvioe west
falls DRUG store. Oklahoma CITY
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MaleatIc.

Margaret Skirvin. we'll known here,
nance Fox feature. showing today at
the Majestic Dorothy Green and II.
Cooper Cliffe play the lead In their play.
Tomorrow, The Girl From Frisco"
story, and excellent comedies and
dramas
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OWNER wired sell pplr u lots 1900 hlocN
West Seventh, Just off pavement, $3.50
Sears, Wal i5ii.
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Clear farm 10 fYChange
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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q-room house. barn and
outlmudlugs aud sixteen lots. facing
south. ou Grand avenue; one block Of
paved street. two blocks n car line an
ideal chicken ranch aud jnst outside Of
city limits. owner nonresident and SAYS
sell this Wo,k. come In and let us show
this To sou G. T. Richardson. 81 Lee
nm.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
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INVESTIGATE these oil leases;
10000 barrel well for Oklahoma
Yesterday. tomorrow may b" too
late CARRIER field. l66 acres at
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~ igiO iu 22-E cement Held. -
acres at $50 IN So, Cement field.
32p acres A. SO in b-s. Kansas
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for snlc. POO acres Let Us know
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NN11'D-Men prepare as nren'rn'
hrakemcn. electric woiormen; e'noi
oncc not noccaspry Address Inter h""-
wAv cnro Times
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Two Old Sports musical comedy,
presented with a chorus Of pretty girls.
opened yesterday at the Folly, The Har-
their comic songs Mary MacIaren fes-
tured the dramatic Bluebird feature,
The Mysterious Mrs NJ"
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SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE
10 Minutes TO Digest This.
No. 50.

wv. w.
The answer 20 each Of the follow
ing questions is a word containing
CAT"
What cat means a terrible eventl
Wha, cat means cave for burial'
What cat means book OF ques-
tons and answers
What cat means list OF names in
order
What cat means western town!
What cat means without defect.
What cat means to seize,
What cat means sudden suppres.
sion at notion
What cat means a WATERFALL
What cat means sauce
Answer to No. IS.
he iull names OF the four girls
are Ann Jones, May Robinson, Jane
Smith and Kate Brown II is only
hl' this distribution OF the names
that the problem will work out.
Copyright. 1915. by sam Loyd)
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lto Irdlp county. I miles Hinton, 9o
.r'rN bottom good improvements Ns0O
.rst buy iu oklahoma.
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION
In An.~ .rinu Adj. Please Mention Iim-s

SPANISH Don't experiment viii, Aw,t
lean teachers. learn frum native grad
uuto Of Spanish university. short meth.
Od. I've nights weekly at ,ll H.. hth H.
formation Wal t5l-l
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lt0 hhlf bottom. halaurc upland good
buildings. ~ miles west city uIj0. very
EASY terms
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
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NICELY furnished room breakfast and
O'Clock dinner, walking distance. near
ear line Nnl 1895
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-02

LARGE nicely furnished room ndioin-
ing bath; suitable fur two gentlemen
With board Walnut 5s2s