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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23
GLEN HAVEN

Mrs Heilerman spent the past week
with Mrs j. Kuenster
Engine Lambin of Platteville, visit
ed few days the past week with rela-
tives and friends in this vicinity.
Lancaster visitors Thursday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vogt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Vogt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Alderman, Ed. Kidd and Miss Ethel
Metcalf, Bert Chandler and Eugene
Lambin.
Frances Meyers Of Cassville, spent
few days at M. n Petry's.
Ollie Tate spent the weekend in
Bagley.
Sylvia Weaks went to E. Dubuque,
unday
The town school closed Saturday
with a picnic and program, Miss Myr-
tie Barr, teacher.
Willis Knox spent Sunday at his
home in Lancaster.
Lou Bennett went to Lancaster, on
Sunday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23

VIM. Brownell of Cuba City, spent
Sunday with his brother, Eugene
BrOwnell.
Ira Griswold of Madison, has been
here the past week.
The town of Liberty has several
new King drags replacing the old
ones. All necessary now is to use
them.
Fred Petit and Adolph Lind are
laying a wall for Matt Kormack at
.MOntfort.
Andrew Stopper is doing we'll as
road foreman
+, Will Fischer has a piece of corn
that came up three days after plant
ing. Every condition was right of
course. If you want to see good corn
come to Sitter. WE RAISE CORN.
Yours truly,
Harry w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23

Once upon a time there was woman
who bought what she wanted and left
without going around pricing every
thing in sight. All fairy tales begin
with once upon time Exchange.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23

Miss Jennie rockingham went to
Madison, Monday to visit at the Roy
rockingham home. From there she
will go to Chicago for visit with
friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23
EMPIRE
Mechanical Nfilker

double milk
besides doing the stripping carrying the milk Single Units each Of
which will milk 10 to had
three single units
old both like the EMPIRE
quickly The frequent increase in milk flow proves that
The illustration the Double
except for the small and tank which the Any
suitable power will
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23

Is it easier to pump up tire with the
wheel lacked up when the weight of the
car is resting on the wheel?
Theoretically it is slightly easier to
pump up tire when the weight is re-
moved, but the difference is so small
that it is doubtful whether any or
binary gauge would measure it. The
extra work required represents the
amount Of work to lift the weight on
that wheel through the distance that
the inflated tire lifts the rim off the
ground, this distance being approx
mately three inches. But this is divid-
ed up among so many pump strokes
that the extra work is not felt. and it
is probably just as economical Of ener-
gy to do it this way as to jack the
wheel up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23

Why are SO many Manufacturers do
ing away with radius rods?
The principal reason for discarding
the radius rods is simplicity. 1t is OBJ
vious that when the drive is taken di-
rectly by the springs the manufac.
turer has saved on the cost of pro-
ductiOn and also reduced the number
Of wearing parts. Many manufactur-
ers believe that the drive can be just
as successfully transmitted through the
springs as through radius rods, but as
both constructions are widely used it
is difficult TO say which is better.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23

Bear in mind that our advantages in
buying direct from manufacturers
and distributors keep our prices down
to the very lowest point compatible
with trustworthy qualities.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23

weather, fly
The Mixer nobody
profit Inures always being ked regularly quickly and
The EMPIRE Mixer is fine machine Absolutely reliable Successful
yourself how simple and reliable IS viii be glad to show
10 first opportunity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-05-23

Bear mind that advantages
buying
distributors prices
to the lowest compatible
with trustworthy qualities
The Preest of Fancy Ribbons at 15c and TIC yard
Again the quality the beauty and the width of these ribbons
tell forcb than why Crichtons ribbon head
checks and stripes The are 17zc and the med
um widths 15c
Still finer wider ribbons
39c and a
n@@x~y11~~ Womens and Chdrens Trimmed Hats
aNmMNS1 including sport styles and the straws
all tastefuly trimmed Special attention is di
reced to number of styles at Soc &c. &c. $780, $500
S225, S235, $3.50, S275, $500, $3.50.
STAMPED GOODS FOR EMBROIDERING
Library Scarfs at -------- 29c tn 65c
Gowns, Women's and Chldrens at-- 29c to SIC
Pillow Slips, excellent quality at- soc
Dressing Sacques dainty pink and blue materials SOC
Center Pieces at Ike to c5c
Combination Suits 5Oc to q
Children'S Dresses 5Oc To CT 5n
Hand Bags OF the very things brought out for
Chls season. IN linen color needle-weave textile 39c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02
Der ncuc SeutiNc Staatsiekrctdr Ses NMss
fu6rfideft.

Bon benz neuen Better Ser ousUdrhgen 9oErf GeutidIanbs, benz
5taatsiefretar Or afre0 Zimmerman, enhpirft q. 3. Bead, Der frlbere
aorrefbon0ent 0eS NGp gorf american, Gin o~nipredenoes @uo. g3m-
mernaonn lit Elm Stadtsmann I'M pabren Sumo os Sortes@ lhretbt
8ead, bel peteu mebr Stontsfdnn als Diplomat Gr lit 9ernoe rnO
often. Gr bait nidt8 BON ben gGt5ungtgen gtethooen Der alten 0tplp'
motfihen 5dluIe. ct foumt lieber often NIT Der Sprdfe beruis. 8enr
r gertrmlcn 3n iemano bat. 10 iagt er ia o0r nein rno nenn er ten
9ertrauen bot, 10 iogt CT uberbnupt nids. 8enn er ieiner lleber-
3euqung 4us0rut geben pa, 70 int er Dos bdufg in iod froftger
8aie, Dab Der Gid, an benz man nit iH ft 3l traden begnnt. VI
miro reoen, ben er feunt, fUt inlner NIT ernenn ebrltdeL ortehen Safen
beqruBen IND itn iebft 81 bent beauemnen 5tnble geleten. er miro
ben gefuder 0nrd Hn freflotthes, 5ubononnnen0es 8eien iomt IN
cine bebogide 5timmrng bericsen. Gas mar Der 3ummeruann, Den
III fennen Iernte, un0 10 mar CT Gag fir Gag nahreno Der Woden ru0
Monote, aIs Der 9rieoc 5pilden Gertidlono 10 ben Ser. Staotet auf
0eg Defer8 5dnGDe iano. 3tumermanns Observation-Disclosures fno
gsuiIerrnabet Elm Bib ieines Befens. Set n1ebr as spnn3tg Sa9ren
lot Zimmerman ole nusp1rtgen aneelagenbeten oes Geides 5l iener
Qebensaufaabe Qenaft. or bat 0ieier Qufgabc iene 2ebensarbeit geptos
met u0 fb beIrebt. fe 81 bencftern. 4enn man feline Office betrttl
10 Feht man fofort, 0uB Dies cine MISUNDERSTANDING lit, in Der aqe5
ouf reeae arbeit ~8uaeffniten it Dam fet feline grpBen gebenns.
Uoneu Woboaoniifrdnfe, nihts oeutet umf @Qpferten to berbor8enc
@erbanolungen bin. Gin groBes, oltnooiheS Butt lit 10 pla8nrt. ooB
Dos Qidt, DQs ourd on p~rodtDoaen garf ftutet iber Die linfc Sdnter
oes qrbeften0en fat 9ane6en ihbt en bober Gid nit eiuen Orb.
oIobus. syn feline 21ngen. unO grehengrnoe fnO Die 2inien 6S arbet
fen0eu einqeaeidnet. Ieben Dem 8lobus befnben fh Bapire uno Wee
mcrdn6o. Sn Der gde befnoet It'd elm 8i9eridranf. eier an oeien
Gid, af ben bdrten, graOimgen StibIm uo an benz altnooiiden Built
fDer6en 8eatfhInnos alsDdrhge anglegenDeten grinolh mo geihifi
erIe0iqt. ltn0 Ode Arbet begnnt i1on 81 efner Eoges5et nenn oil
meiten Itblomaten nod uidt oufgeon6en fno."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02
uccb ,titbt oenma.

Cine nrHfde gnttluidung FAM Die anapprt oer Gntentereglertngen
off Die srteoensnorIhl1qe Der 3entrahm1dte mobl nir fIr Die rnber'
nhFifen Cpttnten bil0en. Bic 70 benebenspert gliflih berdnlogt tmo,
bah He oas @noe 0s bltigen Gcneses Ibpn nj greifborer Nabe eben,
ioboI0 ur iraeu0mo an berautDortider Steae nns 8ort 6rteDen aus
aefprohen mir0. 3ot1dtltd b1tte es oteer antDort fou1 nod beourtt.
Sic fana MIR as Die @rfiarng elmer bloBen 6orntaltdt dngeteben nrl
ocn, nnfbem Der neue engEibe BrenRrmintfer berers IN tener Heoe
be SoHntngen Der 5re6ensfreunoe 10 grlnoltb 5erttort battle Inns
n5erroItt nod ntt enunal Der fehe Con ben Die Gutterten m ibrer
aemeinianen gote nnidlogeu. Wlon mag ltattnen uber DIE beunlern1e
GerLoaen6Gt, BON Der benabe ie6er Sat Der Nae 3eugnts oblegt allen
eiaentia iolte man 6ol nohgeraoe ntnen, mos Die 6etnoe Geutlntanos
mF ntetm Bebiete at lefel bernngeH limo uuBroem not man mat
perfenneL 0oB sic oIiterten &egterrngen bernabe ge3mungm Inn, mteoer
u ihrer 2ieb[tngspofe 8t erifet uo 81 ligen, 81 ihnahen rno 81
Derleun6er, nenn fe Dor Der Belt uno ibren egenen frtegsmtoen vol
tenn aud nur auf ml6erube llmitanoe pm0ieren molten mr. ons inge1elre
gerbrehen, nit bent fe tr obnebrn ihou 10 hmTdngre1es Snnoenfonir
TEST nod belafen molten.
60 ereben mir 0enn an Der Sabre8penoe DS etelerreaenDe SHaus
fbieL nfe bic gtoatsfn6nner Der gotionen, bereu gauge ~aregfibrunG cine
betrohe unlnterbrphene Settle bon unmenihhhen rnb rettsnorgen
aften mar, it'd of ous bobe moroGihe 8oB iesen unb nofmoI8 Dor Der
g6It Die ernrioenSe ShDiHoefono6ie auffIbren, in nelher bic Borolongs
morOer, oe gettobeurs, Ole gergepatger 8redenlanos ro Die Der
rputer GftoreuBens NIT an Dem feneren Srupp5eug, oas It'd I'M Die
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Srmnorhdt, Der 8ef1ng uno Der freibet. Ser gooen Glropas bot
nod nht derud gIt aeh1rnfen. 3etere Sunoertdienoe ben Wenihen
fouen obaefhlottet iDeroen lm0 Die neuHaen Gambler, uelte 10 11fDer
Durb 0n arieg geIhdoiJt mer0en ioQen fb Die englihe SetDronnet
nod IGnoer qefonen laHen, neil Die 4aiierten IN ibrer gerbIenoung Den
GoI0 Dor lauter Bdunen ribt iehen fonnet mel tie irner nod ont oas
droEe Mun6er boHen, Das, ipern es lbnen amb nipt mebr ben Seg g6en
Fnnn, bod menianens ir larf ronponieres 9refhge mieoerbertelen iou.
gmn, mir oenfen, 3eutfhIon0 un0 feline trelen 9nnoesgenoien perben
feBt 6urd bic Eat bepehen Dob fe I'm boQen 8enlBtein tbrer rters
FaiterIid1en araft iproden, ais tie crHdrten, fe ieen berett gum Jrteoeh
abr ou1 gerHtet, peter 5u f1npfen, Denn Die Getnoe es riht on0ers
uoltef
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02
THE ALLIES REPLY.
(Chicago Tribune.)


TO America the allies reply to Germany will appear verbose and ever
obscure.
One Of the greatest international communications Of history it lack
ali the fueidtv and beauty that characterized Americas sublime effort, Tht
Declaration Of Independence.
Il breathes passion, but it does not speak sqaarey
A single sentence would have left its meaning unmistakable. The very
length Of this document qualities its apparent meaning.
The literary shortcomings of the document are easily accounted for
BIZ the fact that it had to be written in five languages differing in construc-
ton and idiom-Rusdan, Italian, French, japanese, and English.
rs final form as agreed upon by the conferees was not in English 1t
a have been in French, Dr. it may have been in Russian. The literal
translation resulted in clumsy English.
Clearly the note was written for home consumption and to steel the
allied peoples to further trials. 1t contained no opening for amicable con-
ference with Germany. There is no trace of at is too bad all this hap
penedg in it. Vigorously and with repetition it indics Germany IN all the
counts Of international cimnaIty. II the writer's had in mind affecting
German opinion, the intention was to intimdate, not to coHGiate.
The note was not addressed to Americans. If that purpose had been 10
the minds Of the trainers, they would have expressed themselves in clear
English, the construction in AngloSaxon, not Latin n slav Perhaps II
win read better in Spanish. South America may now be more importan1
IN international affairs than North America.
The allied diplomats appear TO be in accord in purpose, but to have
had q hard time III getting the summary of their views on paper
The awkward conclusion specially mentioning Belgium shows that this
paragraph was written after the original note was finished 1t was addeo
70 please some special interest," probably Belgian. Those who labor unde
the delusion that this country is seriously considered in the world may
think it was directed at American public opinion.
As far a can be read from the language Of the note, it means ta'
the governments Of the allies are vigorously opposed TO peace o. peace
negotiations At this time, and they re using the answer to Germanys
peace overtures to present reasons to their peoples, especially to the con
tnental peoples, for continuing the war
But We cannot judge finally untF The note in the language it was
nxaten reaches America and is translated into clear idomatic English BY
- nepreteF thoroughly eonversant with both tongue
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

-gefebG auBeefa9rt. ga
5err 2eutnont bate Dem Mustetiel
.gibuIla etnsn 8rief nit folgsnoet
JnItruttiOn iibsrgsbsn: sNsnn ou 81
Dem endoigsn Grdulsir iommtl
oonn f6ld9f gu bic 5dden 5ufam'
men. llno bnun fagIt Du in militia
.rii6em Son: G1on G~mpFehlnns
pom 5errn qeufnant, uno sr nidi
'bisIen Brief. un6 bas nisri 0if,
psnn oa Tettfltde reinmddf In Der
Brief, eann bolt bid Der 9sibsl!'
- GibuIt1 beim gndoissr 6rdulsin'
.gmpfebluua bon Germ 2sitnnHt
lnb bier III Der Brief. nno lpenn Sp
5sttfleds rsinmnai. GrduItin, nod'
fer bolt Dir Der 8sibsl!"
4bbiIfe. WHf DielititigtS
alaasn BET eiitnbd6HfabtsdIts lbe
5ins nnO 6erfdlagsn bss lsbtS
Daaens f0Iet rom GilenbabRW inb
EtsriHm Tolgsnbsr 9tfehl: Der Iest
Wassn BET gsrioEen5assn 1T ab3a'
bdngen!"
- dIimme ausfi6t. Gun,
ge 5rau: sDeibt bu. Mdnnhen, ID
peOs uninnssn 81 Ipurtn. so nil
n.r a6din ~iinbigtn.@ - Gbsmonn
lin Goitesipinen! Du niuB i'd eHt'
ntbtr I'm Rshnurant eHsn D6sr NH
sinsH 5ougar5t baIfen!"
aud ttnns. Run, batter
Gle NIT Sbrsrgesrtiina BET Der rtideT
iungsH Niipe grfoig sJal =
1infn 2aaEfiaIar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

w. EN 0EF 49,
Der llnterpit1ier 8rsitr unb be
@eTreite Nibntqnn iparsn bisbsr nod
uHperIsBt gsbltebsnl
Dd tam Der Sdg BON ST. - 5sti
aina ss Inn ben B~riidsntopf Der.
9lit Isbtsr araft sriffen Die RuHer
an. - Cine siIis gtfammsIte llsbtr'
mo6t BON Reniden Ttanb Der osut'
I6sn Rraft gssendbsr. Dis Gins 80
brsi trnb Der ssbdbtsn i6rsdItter
gerlune in ben Triibertn AdmpTsn.
limb ss bafdts ben 9sfreiten Ris'
mann.
Der un~teroffi3isr 8retsr fob es
ME iensr, bon elmer @rnnnte getrot'
fen, binIant. Sitt nebsn ibm
aber i'm auesnbIid ionnts sr ni9ts
fit Jpn tun. Nur Tpdter j..
aIs Der ansriff snbli9 NIT i4pe.
rem, blutigsn 3erIuItsu fir ben 6sint
.nOgaItis absspisFsn mar. iant i4op
bic Rdht.
Der nntsroFFsisr 9reisr fiibIte ben
tinten SUB nidt msbr. Set Gtun'
BEN bate Ct bsrsits bas @efiibI, aIi
fanbe er nrr nod auf stnem
Dem rshten. 9drum bate sr aud
tnisnb gsfhoFsn.
SEPT puBte sr, 6aB sr DobI isin
ptitsrss 2sbsn binburd fd init Ell
mem rpsroe begnigen miiIen. 81
fab lumber ibm IhtpanOen bh
Sinns - sr puBte nidts msbr bon
f6. = aIs sr tpieoer gu ii9 fam.
tano I'm Often EN- bIutrOtsr S9sia
Der ben nsutt Gag nntinbigie. unr
Die gsiunoen Romerabsn tuaren ni6i
mtbr al Febtn. - Nur Elm paut
Dubtno @errunbstsr lagen itDbnenH
lumber. Sie niiroen ippbl, mem.
bic 9erToIguns gu Gn0e eetommsu
asbpIt nnb perfprgt weroen,
ga fisI ibm pIObIi9 RiBman Elm
go mag ct ltsgtn9 Sb Ct Ii4 nod
an bet alien Stsqe befano2
Der llntsroffi5ttr Dreier iab umbei
uno besann na6suitnntn -.
Gin poor aiIometsr fpsiter mad
binttn mubts IS nit ibm gei9ebeV
fem. 8enn Ct bod nod bst0e GLIB,
eebabt bate. - aber isst sius Il
bob niht.
Das ging niHt2
Gs muBts sinfaa gsbsn! - Wdti
ia nod id6ntr gepeien, tDtna CT fid
nitt psniftens ole giiibe gsgebsn bat
IL, ben perfpunbtten Ramernosr
aufSuIuhsu.
Sc NOR Elm Tdtperes Slid arbsitl
Mebr pie sinmal ipotIts sr ss auf'
1eber. - 9nftt aud, ipie geraos Die
fer Hibmann 10 gar teine 6o4u6'
iuna Dor Isinem alien, pprnebmeu
gsIaIsdt unS fsinsu MiuiOnen &C.
babt babe. limo Ct muBte bod
borpdrt. Es mar Elm ~stnssnartle
~brdnesnoeg @eFdbI in isinsr 9ruf..
llno es 9sIdngl
aIs bic Sonne bic neunte Morgeri'
itunbs Iduf, bate er ben aamsgdbsu
gsfun6eH.
IS mar Elm 9ruittdub. aber c,
lsbte nod. Sur srauiumsn 9urf bat
te er.
llno Der 1ntTOffi3ier bate Isim
GeIOflaIde mod nett iber bic 6dlft
NIT gutsm aognaf gefalt =. 9oray
Ttiqte Der 9OOpunte isiutn Durif.
llnb Id6eIts benz anosrn su... Ct
Dsrgab, bag isnsr isin lnterpffisiei
mar. Sab MIR ben Mssnidsn, =.
ben aameraOtR in ihm...
llno nredte Jpn bstos Sdrbi
hin...
,5dEt mid gdu4t?" LIMB aIs osl
anbert Itumn ntfts - Ioets er gan;
Iaut, 70, aIs tDoas sr ts Dor isinem
gott bsf9porsn -.
Silt Elm fur6tbnr anfdnbiget
aerI, Drsisr -" Das mar isin sroB'
teg COB, oas CT gu Dergebsn bate
Damn Iab er nod sinmaI nad oei
5OHns unO tarb gau3 frisoIIf
uu6 Ieidt.
Dem an0ern aber mar ss, nIs lei
ibm Gin Slid nioerfahreH, Oas ibm
iiber ale WaBsn t0ftIid uHo gEot
bsuhts...
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

wtr in ben arisg ipiu 5isben,
Der fol- g~eriiitst fem,
Was loa er nit fid fiibrsH2
Sin Id0nes GreDsIein,
Sin lunssn SpieB, EN- iursen
Dssen;
! Sin StIreH pDa'n mir IuHea,
! Der uns 0elb un6 8eT9eib ioa
1 gsben.
Die oft bate peisr Rubeniad bos
In ligsTungen! ltniiaet, oIs BEL
i'd pnntsnben Gliebsrn, tlona es uno
balAm INNER fefter uno Doli1niotr,
II rbr Fe S9ritt tieItsn. llnb nun,
jaudlsslb nnb i'm gsnnltigsn Ghus
rug. Ne mibt0ni8 bic aeblsn eins,b
nsr ePdnser iein mo6tsn:
CT fusro' i'd bann erIdoFen
ddhoHtn ouF brsiter 9sib,
gge trdst moi. mid ouf nngsn
Gpisbsa,
Sin grab III mir bersit;
cd hlegt mon mir ben Yumtrs
3sin pun,
Dsk III mir neanmoI Iieber,
Der dIlsr qiuffsn Gsbramm!
SER HnbsnTdd fab is sis6en qIs.
balb 81 dc Ct baIo mad Ieinsm
6abn, BET fig 81 brduuen beaonn.
bber na# BEN Morgen, Der nebEia
|unb rOt#9 ouFsliblt, ober nab Itf
nsm aF Bbs. oas ruhig unb IdhsInS
BEN e4ifsrFebunsstaee sntgssn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-27
rr'.'9 [1
c"So"D |

Voters will place a cross (X) In the square
to the right Of the word expressing their
choice upon each OF said propositions voted
upon.
No person shall be entitled to vote on any
Of said propositions unless such person be
legally qualified property tax paying voter
Of said City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. as required
bv law.
Given under my hand and tho seal OF the
City OF Tuls,, Oklahoma, this the 22nd day
Of June, 1917.
J. II. SIMMONS.
Attest: Mayor.
FRANK NEWKIRK,
Clt,. An
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-27
IlrGAIl.

lahoma, be authorized to issue negotiable
bonds OF said city in the aggregate
amount OF eighty thousand dollars
tSso, ,Oo0) for the purpose OF providing
funds for the construction OF sanitary
sewer mains and sub-mains and storm
sewers for the use Of said city TO DO
owned exclusively by said ethyl
shah said Sewer Mains end submains
Bonds be issuedi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-27
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE OF, 1917
Legal

Clerks; L. 8 Wyatt and George Baseom.
Precinct No. 2.
Judges: 8. A. Daily and X. l.. Hess.
CLERKS: II. II. wyss and h.. L. Fox.
Precinct No 3
Judges; J. G. Letcher, and w z. Hickman.
s Clerks: Tom Rowland and J. u. Morse.
Precinct No. l.
Judges: W. A. McDermott and @. II.
Friend
Clerks: NJ. E. Smith and W. p. Bunch.
Precinct No. s.
Clerks; W. G, Williamson and Lawrence
Bentley.
Precinct No 8.
Judges: A, A. Small and John p. Boyd.
Clerks; W. J. Elliston and Paul A. Wilson.
Precinct No. Z.
Judges; J. l.. Smiley and Henry Bradner.
Clerks: Lee Price and W. H. Lcnfesty.
Precinct No. 8
Judges: IL T.. Kopp and Howard Price.
Clerks: Guy Harper aud c. L. Piekens.
Precinct No. o.
Judges: David Hammett and John Nielsen.
Clerks: l.. p. Pence and @. II, Thurlwell.
Precinct No. 10
Judges: Vernon Seaman and NJ. u. Mather
Clerks W. s Pcase and G. c, Mcgee.
Precinct No. IL
Judges: 9. X Lewis and c. C. Biekmore.
Clerks: f. o. Lingo and l.. L. Hutchison.
Precinct No. l2
Judges: +. r. Hays and William Query.
Clerks: T. J. Page and X. l.. Laws
Precinct No. Is.
Judges: 4. q. Pittinger and :. c. Msxey.
Clerks Granville Smith and Il. l.. Essey
Precinct No. Ii.
Judges: =; y: North and J Il schsffer.
Clerks: W r. Elliott and s. Y. Dunn.
Precinct No. is.
Judges: G. l.. Wilder and W A. Sharp.
Clerks: John l.. kerrigan and Charles
Haley.
Precinct No. 10.
Judges: =. IL Maroney and L. Z. Roach.
Clerks: ]. A. Copple and II. NJ. Dick.
Precinct No IL
Judges: +. A. Fuller and S. U. Roth
hammer.
Clerks: II. E Haworth and J. NJ. Camp.
bell
Precinct No. Is.
Judges: p. s Wylis and A. l.. HARRISON.
Clerks: c. F. stotts and Hugh Simmons.
Precinct No. 10.
Judges. A. s. Bradford and A. J. Keeling
Clerks: NJ NJ. Holmes and j. NJ. Adkison.
Precinct No. 90.
Judges: O. Z. Fenton and n. A. Mayfield.
Clerks: q. l.. Dawson sndJ J. ID. Payne.
The ballots to be voted at said election
shall contain the proposition to be voted
upon In substantially the following form.
towit:
Shall the town of Kendall Oklahoma.
be consolidated with ana become part
OF the City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, all to
be hereafter known as City Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma. and all subject to the laws,
ordinances, rights and immunities OF
said City OF Tulsa, Oklahomai
Shall said consolidation be consum-
mstedf
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Voters will place a cross (x) In the square
to tho right OF the word expressing their
choice upon said proposition.
No person shall 5e entitled to vote on
taid proposition unless such person be a
legally qualified elector of said City Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma as required by law
Given under my hand and the seal of the
City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, this the 22nd day of
June, 1917.
Attest: J. II. SIMMONS,
FRANK NEWKIRK, Mayor.
City Auditor
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on the westerly side thereof. through
the sE a of the MEX OF Section %,
and the 81 OF kaid Section 22. to tho
north and south center line Of said Sec
tion 22. at which point said road curves
to the left, or east, and enters the right
of-way OF said Railroad. continuing
touthwesterly on said right-of-way for
distance of about 400 IT,, at which
point the road turns to the left cross
ing the main track of said Railroad at
point 2s0 II. southwesterly measured
along said main track from its inter
section with the north and south center
line Of said Section 30; thence continu-
ing southeasterlyi and south along the
said center line of Section 22 to the
south line OF said Section 22''
Said petition further prays for the locat
ing rasa essasIisnmsnt establish and opening o, public
Tulsa County, described as follows:
beginning at point near the
northwest corner OF the NEA OF the
sWk OF Section IL, Township 10 N,
Range l2 H.. Tulsa County, Oklahoma;
center line OF the sWh of Section IL.
and the west v OF Section IA. both
in Township 10 N. Range IL f., Tulsa
County. Oklahoma, to the south line OF
soathwesteriy direction across tho
NwA. and the NwA Of the swh
of Section 90, and the Sc Il of Section
20, Township 10 N, Range IL f.,
Tulsa County, Oklahoma, to point In
the south line Of said Section 90. near
the southwest corner of the SEA
thereof; thence west along said south
line of Section 90. to = point in the
westerly line Of the right-of-way OF the
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
(sad westerly line being 800 II. per-
pendieularly distant in northwesterly
, direction from and parallel with the
center line OF the main track Of said
Rsilroad,)'
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
County Commissioners has fixed Monday
the 2nd day OF July, 1917, at 10 O'Clock
a m. at the County Court House In Tulsa
Oklahoma, as the time and place where said
petition will be acted upon.
Dated this 18th day OF June; 1917.
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City EnRin eer,

published In the Tulsa Daily World June as,
&c, 81, 2s, 20, 80 and July /, 2, 8 and 4,
1917 World Publishing Company,
Publisher.)
SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Notice is hereby given that . special slse.
tion Of the qualified votsrs Of the City q