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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-29
AMERICA PROTESTS
MEXICAN OIL TAX

WASHINGTON, June 29-Declar-
ing that all the United States asks Of
Mexico for American citizens is JUS
tice and fair dealing, the state depart
mcnt today made public Solemn pro
ttst" sent to President Carranza against
the Mexican decree Of Fsb l9 1918,
establishing tax on oil lands.
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Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses.
Frank Kendall Brnley. 2i years old and
Mabel wengert, % years old, both OF
wichita. Kan.
Mas Jackson, "a Yeas old and ThelmA
EThart. rs years old. both OF oklahoma
city.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Reynolds. 23i2
South Oklahoma street, twin boys
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm. 9O6
East Ninth street, girlA
Mr. and Mrs. Holard Ford. Willow
Oklahoma, girl
Mr. and Mrs Robert D. Kiser. 1928
West Twenty fourth street. hoy
Mr. and Mrs Henry q. Schuck 5lb
North Lindsay street. boy.
=. Deaths.
Isfsnt son OF Ranford Smith, Baptist
2sof sAsushter of Sam Boyd. 5O9is
~ ElGhth street
1po101rk Berg, II, Brittoh. okla
Uorher. Baptist hospital
u5ss6eSt Hunter. 20 souts stiles street
L. n DeanIe.
.Dtmersi services for J. II. Dennle VII,
~ fhsssdsy viii be conducted b,
09o< rDsf, No. ], q. A. r.. at Marshal
4 HarOsrs chapel Sunday al $50 a m
Tire burial I'LL be At Fairlawn ceme
f-fsry.
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CAPTURE
100 PRISONERS IN
1 DASH At N|EPPE
Two German Field Guns, With
4 Other Booty, Captured,

LONDON, June 2o.-In their success
sfui attack in Flanders, east Of Nieppe
wood yesterday, the British took more
than 900 prisoners, the war office an
nounced tslay Two German field guns
IN addition TO the machine guns and
srench mortars taken also, were cap
5Vured in this attack
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KAISER PLANS FOR
AUGUST DRIVE TO
BRING NUN PEACE
lcontInu.d From Psa. 81

erals could have made them There
are now fifty good German di
visions which have not been used
in the last six weeks and tAelr
whereabouts and plans are a prob
lem for General Foch.
-Four Months TO Act.
In their plan to VIZ the war this
year, before the American strength
becomes 4 decisive factor next year.
the Germans have now four more
months before cold weather sets
in A score Of prisoners with
whom | talked yesterday and HN
night insisted the war would be
over in three months They hootcd
the idea that the Americans would
win the war next year, saving the
Americans BID an awful lesson
coming 10 them.
With regard to the possible Au-
gust offensive while it is true the
Germans have not recently used
their full strength, the world knows
that in the recent fighting the full
strength OF the allies has not been
used. The spirit OF the allied sol
d rs is such as TO meet willingly
any big test OF Strength Nv Ger
mans may make.
Morale at Top Pitch.
The Italian success has CON
trbutcd, as have the American sue
ce,scs, to bringing the morale OF
all the allied soldiers to the top
pitch. On the otr,r hand, It IS
true beyond shadow OF doubt
that the morale OF a large part OF
the German army is poor, am that
many divisions are very tired OF
the four years Of war and want
It to end.
Against this feeling Of so many
of the kaiscr's soldiers, is the strong
morale OF his officers. Yesterday !
asked young Prussian officer il
the Germans would quit IT this
summer failed " bring them vic
tory. His reply wa
1--WE are going to win or we are
all going to hell" 49,.
That Is the attitude OF the Ger
many army, from lieutenant up.
That is not The attitude OF the Ger
man army from Lieutenant down,
which will control perhaps, what
happens in August
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OFFICIAL REPORTS
AMERICAN

WASHINGTON, June 9,-Cap,
ture of 800 German prisoners and
the destruction of three German
airplanes by American aviatorS was
reported by General Pershing in
an official communiQue today,
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missing In action ..trst,t..rt'''t'
The list:
Killed In Action.
PRIVATE EUGENE NJ. CONNOR
WinChendon, Mass
PRIVATE CHARLES D u BuQ U H.,
PRiV'ATE CHARLES ROY, Lowell.
PRIVATE EARL l.. SEVERANCE,
Lopsflold, MhHF
iRlVArE FRED SHERMAN. Calais,
Malue.
sERGT. CHESTER MONoA fan MAJ.
sERGT. JOHN n TwPSr. sesSer.
CoRpL. ROBERT E. dooDYKooNTz,
Columbus, ohio.
CORPL. DAw WHITE, Tdnkslsy, Ky
PRIVATE WILLIAM Y. BELL, Cort-
TRvkTE CARROLL c. GATES,
TWvHrE LOUIE r. GREEN, Middle.
Tfi;itHTE liENRY J HEssEN. brook
rHryXTE ADAM w. MXTAcKI, ru.
TRIvAT'E WILLIAM II, OSBORNE
PR'lvXTB OAKLEY O. TRAYNoR
TRIvXTE MICHAEL W wlLMAN
Ashland. WlH
Dlod OF Disease
CoRPL. HAROLD MARTIN. wlnns'
muCCH, Noy
CoRPL. HARRY A. STRAND. Prince.
DIED from Accident and othsr Causes
COOK WILLIAM J. HUSHLOW, Co
hoes N Y.
PRIVATE JOHN uREY, Laurel. Pa.
Wounded Severely.
Sergis Henry L. Bnrlbault. Spring
field Mass; John J. Hogan. Syracuse
Corpls Emmons a. noynton, Augusta
Maine, Hurry II. ChldSey. East Haven
Conn
rr,atrs John w FRESHMAN. Rochcst or
| N. y: Fdefelco y. Davola, Massln, Phil
| ippines. Jim 7, Harrison. WhlghRm, Ga
| owen McCnmmon, Springfield, Mo
| Clarence l, Mccormick. Lodl Cal. Al
lie Mlchaud, Brownsylile, Maine; Menrl
| ntnndon, Philadelphia Oresto NlErO
| Soulgnono Italy, Frank RuSen, Erie, Pa
A. Monford wyckon, MRtttuck. N. Y.
Missing In Action.
LIout. Phillip W. Davis. West Newton
DS,s ScSTp'. leroy e. co"sl''o"' PN'I'd'l
Privatcs Arthur X. Drake, Bay Shore
~ Y, Ernest A. French. New Haven
Conn. Lloyd ~ MapoA Akron, Ohio
| Charles H. Reese. Spring Hlll. N. H.
Previously Reported Missing, Now Re
turned to Duty.
Horsehocr Archie X. Comeau. Havsrlll
Mass
Private Michael J Powers, New Haven
Conn
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OFFICIALS AWAIT
SURVEY REPORT
BEFORE ANSWER
Continued From Page t)

records and Investigations would prove
or dlsproye any statements made
Buildings Condemned.
In speaking OF the water supply Mike
DCnnelly commissioner Of finance. said
that the commissioners had always re
led upon the city chemist. Charles +
Clifford, for their information about
the condition Of the water. and that be
fore he condemned the city water sup
ply he was going TO give Clifford the
chance 10 show If it is sale for drink
ing
Commissioners Donnelly, Strcat and
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The Man Who
Saves Money!

Pick out among your acquantances the who saves
money. Size him up mentally Isn't he independent
ambitious fellow forging right ahead? Doesn't he feel
that he is more than cog in the wheel drifter living
from day to day with no definite object in view?
Saving breeds confidence, independence and success
Spendng-beyond reasonable expenditure for your
material needs and comforts waste pure and simple.
How much money can you account for wasted during
the past ten years? Wouldn't it make you feel comfort
able to know had accumulated safely at substantial
rate of interest?
Local Building Loan nstament stock offers
unusual investment opportunity for your savings Your
dollars accumulate Systematically and rapidly and with
the interest earned make substantial investment of
absolute security Inquire for details of unique savings
plan.
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Montsvidio Celebrates Fourth.

Montevidio Celebrates Fourth
MONTEVlDEO, Uruguay, Friday
June 28-Uruguay has msde July d a
permanent holiday in honor Of aihC
United States.
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Forty-0ne Named
In Marines List

WASHINGTON, June zo--The ma
rine corps casualty list today con-
tanned forty-one names, divided as
follows:
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||1.

WASHINGTON, June 29--Thc army
casualty list Saturday contained forty
two names, divided as follows;
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SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
10 THE

AND IsSHx1f prPosffs.
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land II ~ uSo6oN pux chIcLassg ps.
sssrsgs3RG IN serss Win first EST
srsSMc ssyEe yszt iis leased tsefis
49, ~ " =. - .I|s:, Ss: sesi !: ~; h
.N III s -; 4 :Ssss5 Az 8 =
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| tnsS III 92ss. ssssS,s:
rs1s & ~ uks wkss ~ w issSs
S?al (!ss4 = neksssssn o1ls.i mali
sflies nuskcssA Qsle; Eer dsseststIvs
We. ntersturs Qes q SherqA a6drssI
s. :.::, -, ! = !: IS nv;
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The thirheih sppssl ssy>i@ cs -
Oklahoma sdncatiops1 associasion v!Ii
convene thursday sftemooa at ~
high schsoI And sossisae thrsao .
imee,dsy ssssisa A rscsetoe " "
City Federation Of wouen, slubs yhI
feature the opening dhy, Md frcu 20
|, O'Clock 70 the psrsss of ~ tse-
Hvch,ns hsteI issse1isAsty ISlle~s1 ~
the first general pssies ~ = ~
tish school auditorium At - e'detk
Five general sessions viii h ~ IN
the auditorium whik siusks~esssiy a.
ordinasiag oossssssoss - tasdhers
training vith conference, oi oswsty ~
psgipisndenis. English tesebefs. tearh-
ers Of Agriculture. hish schoS pria~-
pies, histosy ssachns. kkssSiass. ~.
uai srta ssshenssies nassis, tialN-
gsrssas pM prmsy densrnents. w.
teachers. sthlsii., plays ana saMss 80
rural instructors WIN emsiese " sW-
sessivs sssstsNs
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KANSAS eiTV.

KANSAS CITY. Nov a.-HoGs; ~.
iii'!sst' ass% ,ss@ & gssfa% llssl. slsl. ssSS
if,n. fSS p,ss 900 I ,SSi,: SSa a, ,SATTL :.
atess.d beef steers ,is 1000 60 scs; .Su.s.Sn
steers 1900 ls-ee; cows tLtsg lleJ;
heIisIs & Se9!?soi .;s .Issss,s tsIo4i',tei
is Ss9 ',saSy ..5,.. g VI s 90 Aei s.es,g. ~ s
%iLooi swo 's'oo0aSO; sloeksrs 5000
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Eoy. fs.--Aithoush DO.
we've Ieonsidsred ofs more hopeful char
seter hssviness prevailed al tke opening
q ted1ys market. Popular Issue; we're
S.ns nov. Ss ,s,.ses .,es, point Rrss.urs
motors and subsidiaries. Utilities also
were iy~sr, Western pnisn Messing ]
points. cxsnsss sinons rails wsrs main.
W dovgvast but United States etssl
was fairly steady.
Liberty fourth ts made q new low
quotation at s71s.
The wider reaction et the noon hov,
q Sss.' wSis Xssiss ,ssl comma" Sss' .na Y, 'S" pps
isrrst isst Asd tX pclais, vsspscilssiy
Q,hsry, utilities anl ths rAiis, raNlisstc,
part,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, koy. ab.--Hoos receipts
q 900 lss 70 fse higher, Butchers tl7.s5
4lt.!e; light tl7.ooeisiei packing ylLOO
OLLIE PH Ns,soq ls.bs. CATTLE: re-
ceipts 5000: steady 10 lower. Choice
beef aattls flB. .Sohls75: common and
medium te.5bTBk0, butcher cows and
heifers Nfsaie0 Gamers i6.bOds 25;
sholee stocbers tlo2saI3O0, common and
medium tftsaie.t5; choice veal calves
sl6R9H2S. SHEEP, receipts $1,000;
lower
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ct. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. soy, 70 HOGS: rsc.,p,s
!? !!% S. IS: ;ss's s.ssSfss; y s'fss; ~s.S s'ssS IRss
e.lpts ii'ses' esiss. i lce over @ hS s..s.. ~
seSiisss?' .,sees,. ssis'. sSgiIssssss psIs: sGs:
southern steers 10000 100, COWS snd
hslfeTs I1nl 1900; native calves t7fbH
T1h sHEyPi receipts 1000 prospects
'ss'si Sf.s., .%:; s:nn.i. ',s$g,sss.'' ewes Hh''
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IlvGapocl.

LIVERPOOL. Nov, ss.--Ssot oaatsp
s,1AIs!,;: :.1Is.;;: T, 'ss =; ;E:ss,'S 90 ~
%,.!:! !,.!: g; ,i.:ss::: 8. !:
h:Hi R:s: RN Ia SsH ~
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CHICAGO.

:;:::: ;::i;; =: y q; i e: :;
se1pts " cars: Mlnnssota and Dakota
ssh p,ssGLIo; ditto saeks st96ITO:
w,scess!n y q huik !tsss,l, 70; gItis sacks
|s.i. i,S,,e; roT .s,,,a, y, ss. ,ssc., S =.
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PARis Nov. S.--tBntIsh wireless
ssrviss.) .)--crsaf preparations ere bsias
msde' for the visit si King George 70
France this week. The sifIeiaI ssisrs
Of ths kings visit h 70 convey psssss-
suy " President Poi~ease his con
sraiulations on the sueesssisi tssnlns.
ton Of The war,
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PROVISIONS
kANsAsefv

z.S:s sasst' St. ~ Is. ,'.sSsrE ;;sI., ::
Ai ':s;ls,: :ssIs:,!s .sfys! yi..!sss s;s.is'' NJ
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McAdoo lnspects
Southern Roads

ATLANTA, &C.. ksv. n,--WjwiAn
q heAlss. ssenAssy u ~ NsssWy
~ dipst~ ssasvsi n ssiiRas1h ~
ssvsl hsss lsss ysstsstsy - - ~
lap Of an inspeetisp ~ n sss1Asp
ses~Issk cd sshssd lssjlitia He
vss sscompaalsd ~ Jshs 6hslssr VII
lisms I'D ssvesL sssis>ssf GrseApn
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH,

FORT WORTH, Nov. H.--CATTLH
receipts 1900; strong, Beeves t7.50gi 1850,
HOGS rseslpts 400, TO i0c higher.
Heavy p7i09l7.zO. SHEEP receipts
500. unchanged. lambs tl9 0oa 1890.
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NEW yosk.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3S.--Ths flve;sa tloas
qf last week In the cotton marker Wess
sssly trrSipg, Private crop esilmssss
were pubisS6ed before the opening. one
ihsriiy phclns Ks 1is,S Il "TI33 ii.33s,Ss
eslss, sislvdins lintsry, shIls ies oshss
..a'.. s% ~ S.s:' ss'pss s.,s We. E:"gs
ss.ss vsys hslsy ths last ohle.A lneix-
S. :ss. sls s 80; "a ssrss: s":.:4 ::s ,s y
gs,:. nv. 'e:I tss l;v:rssss ,s - sifss sss;sn
e:ss Sssses "a ss:as :ss . e .s:s ,s;s.: = y. y
higher before the END q ths hsSt hSu
with January touching e6e5e snA nsssi
fI.tbc - covering. Liverpool 6uytnG an<
support from trade and commissior
BsssSSss v.s relatively finn sv,.s |.
= =; AZ 49, go g; g .ss!ssi ss,!.sS :.
M: ~: -: ~, ~ Z;
sIMs sss1 essss 5s2 GuxS ~
definite period ovfAG 10 hcE n demand
On The YholA hsvsysv, sfte5qss yer
~ S,shis in. |. CeI, SoIs'' o. sSs Ssst ssdT Z
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o. T. G, Fine Bargains

~ W ~ HAhS puA hHhao
cL0eu M S-room home on 9Th 81.
Win hfss,ysom co,ingo in rear both
houiap furnished and In fine condition,
~ 9ee0e tents for 1890 per month,
LAB6klSS"MAN Save your rem, in
buying q I.Fsem home on W. Srd ST..
for Siseaooi ts5o.eo cash, balance like
t0REcLosuREf s, room Oklahoma
iss,nsss,laaE; p, KTr sns. ,eriye. on corner
ptes uNNM 'Soe.tJ cash terms 10
SwssR LEAVING CITY: WIN sacrifice
Hss Pyslss Sns'assh PIP o. g., near ear clas'sn
'WHlyxsslrsss sirr, WIN .ser,t,,. >.
m horse With furnace and bassment;
's;fSSkis;s ~ a \ y;s,S IN, On ,ss,.s 'S ..r%. r..
is-roem AyAytmsht Yith b:room cottage
" 10 rssf, elose IN, Just of OF Western;
5000 VIII TAX, good ear as first
Oklahoma Trust Co.
sos-n lnsYkaHes H4s. Maple &C.
IoA sALEytI.,f ,faom modern bungs.
lev. on Fact tlh g., IN good condition; /;
zS,sslsg Z. cooEs VI tssisT. 80 Liberty
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LRcALs.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
49, !, vs:y,s a. y. K. y's u ?; .ds g.
bcr 1918. Tor he fsheuiRg work;
WNodrew Wilson school building,
wNlsrd sehoeI bulldIRG.
Addition 10 cuihcrtson school building
Addition to Eussns Fields school build
,rI|sa ,A|ssaa.see " ~ the heating 'A,' 's' the
xF 81 sEssn o. ~ plans sra called
iov N tks syecifieSilors fuyNlshed by
,,s 'S'SS'isiss's sSshd|ss:ss s:s,!ss.o 1is. OH, sA'''
bids must b accompanies ~ certified
check Of percent OF the ameunt Of the
bid TO he 'orfsltsd ~ assesssd and
Igu!ests1 hna0ss n ssse piatey fails,
SsTSsmsats si Ms Sd, Plane and specifI-
cstiops ca be secured At the ohIes Of the
The BOARD OF sdueatiopo rsssrvss ths
right TO reject any and all bids b.
C1e4k IyVteG ookooi Duli1lnH
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE.

OWNER offers i2-acre highly improved
fruit and truck farm u miis city
limits sprlnydale. Ark; acres fine
fruit, aver 800 bushels apples this year,
Y sold soon viii include two youny
jersiss, orchard tools and poultry on
place. Prize $500, ono fourth cash.
balance lang time, low interest or would
arehsnge feI good city property See Mr..
iolloWsB, us American Bank Bldg, okla-
homs city
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Clarence Jsnes Of clisser. vhs M
X osl,so. ss,as "a cy ..' =. .s..s %ss's q X
Il. us bom, n II ciipion S RI The Tv
srs.sn, ,,s.s 4. s:'; :. ;,ds, e, .s,.sl s! I X.
dertsking pasisrs ~ ec1pse AenDy.
.i,stsesa ~, yosss ~ 2 hess ssiseA
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COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov IA private
and The ss,ssss 81 sny SsiivsrJes on this,
The first notirs day fof December, caused
= rise OF % TO 80 yoinls In the ssstoe mar.
kst tonPy, IN the first half hour Of
trading. ne eontiRusd solA and get
weather over the belt also stimulated
buying TO some extent
Unftyesnbis weather IN the cotton 10,
gion contributed 10 the stesdinsss and
IN the trading sp 10 pocp the sdvs noe
vas yi6spsd TO u 10 81 points
Reslirfng by longs eaussd q reaetlon
A. o's1tck priess we're I 10 ~ points
eboye Saturdays close on the msst se-
tive fuonths
spet cotton .9sist AID unchanged. Sales
on The spot tsz: 70 arrive $50. Low mid-
dia:: dia: ss S:s' !.s:;St: sss;s,':' .ss ss'f %
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NEW vosk.

szs ..Ss.:, .Sak r.; ;,I. ,ssgsa. ;:s.s .,..s, =y
s,.s.,.s ,:s ,sS;. ,i -: s.s;!: |. s,s.
ys14 = se'ei sShsssslsAsss 4 Iscs, No
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Esi';s::s IS; sS's: u ls:.::-; .!s.5 n: q; Il;
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CATTLE MARKET
SLOW HERE TODAY
Slight Decline on Both Steers
and Butcher Cattle,
RECEIPTS TODAY.

cATTLE-Ths market In all depart.
ments Of the cattle division here today
wac slower and 10 70 ibe lover on stsers
and 10 10 abc lawW on butcher cattIs.
The bulk Of steers sold from S1l 10 ti2 ".
The stoGkT and feeder market was SLOW
and steady.
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nvhng 49,
=; 3 sTr: ~! !; :; 81. |; 81: =; e.. ~.
A new iah hat.
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GRAIN
eHIoAoo onAIN ANp IaevIaleNs, |

CHICAGO. New a,-rztssslvs cover
Inc " the part OF shsrts rss W prices
today N ths corn marsss este psdsrsts
,.'.s! Initial s:ss2 olta s:ss.',s:s ss
n'vs ~ :. were = it.lt a. :sH .$y.nss x Z
,oss sSs;s:ssn;,y; n;.ss ny,. sAs9 lsEs n valves
mslilfics tion Of ne eakV1pGSn syplsm
nortKvest, and 10 prs1le<lcvS q ssach
sss1 sdss sss ns Az sa, prs
com was being shipoed 70 Belgium, ne
cicee was hesvy, tkc TO tNs. net lover.
Ssis pscsmssI p :;,,s nnx sss January
SS .Ss:! T.. ::;;:s |: y nv ., corn a. A.ry :';,c:::
e: r.. .:.s:' S.s: ';:;S ,:;st .:,.s M.' 's''
49, sus.s'isSs y "; NN:z vs-
LsS y. ws.sss ssssss - . result Of
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7 . Platter ~ wsss rsvvsssvA
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West Thlrty,f street, girt -
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periodical b,isiness IN the ~ b,ogt ~
parents. Mr. ssd Nrs 4, ksrsH, ~.
Mrs. Mabel havch and two ehil1seg. NE
body ID held at tho Perrins q meAtee
Undertaking psno,. pending ths srrivsl
the time of Ills death No funeral ar
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rival.
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r. AFReti, 80 ytaTp old, died this
morains sl his Tspldenee, isOg West
Eleventh street Is " survived w .
vldov. Ons son, LAwrsnes w. ArHstt,
who 10 employed BY the wiilIamseD-Hsj-
sell FraHler Grocery company, ana oNs
dapsbtsr The body Is hslAE hsld u
Street A Diapers undertakinr psrlors
pending fuAtrai arrangements.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-04

utes Of twelve, going southeast from
Camp Dodge.
Misses Hazel and Nellie Fett and
John and Bill Burke spent Sunday at
the Dan BerEthold home.
Miss Media Krebill spent the latter
part Of last week with home folks.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Wesley Perkins sale near Croton
Friday.
hnr. and Mrs. John Abel and daugh-
ter Stella spent Monday evening or
last week at the Albert Haffner home.
Dan Bergthold is able to be up
again after a weeks sickness.
Miss Katherine Morriseys school at
Powder works reopened Monday
after being closed on account OF the
Flu"
Fred Felt and Oscar Kinkade were
Argyle callers Wednesday.
Mr.. John vagillius Of Lincoln, Nebr.
is visiting his sister Mrs. Dan Berg
thold and family.
John and Will Burke and Ed Berg
thold were recent Donnellson callers.
Miss Katherin Horsey is still in the
Graham hospital and viii have to have
the rest of her thumb taken off.
Mr. Henry Horsey was a passenger
to Keokuk Saturday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-04

is improving nicely, and hope to hear
soon of his being restored to health
News of the death of Rev. H. S.
Willing, which occurred from pneu-
monia in hospital in Paris, France.
on November %, has been received
by Rev. H. C. Parsons and other
hamilton friends
Rev. Mr.. Willing was for ten
years pastor of the NJ. E. church in
Hamilton and was very well known.
He has been in the Y. NJ. G. A.
service in France for several months,
volunteering In that service from
Moline. ILL.,. to which city he moved
at the close of his pastorate in Ham
ilton.
A memorial service will be held
for him in the Union Congregational
church at Moline next Sunday morn
ing. He is survived by his wife, a
son, Wilfred, and little daughter,
Ruth
The news OF the untimely death of
SO good a man will be received by
the community with grief, as he had
greatly endeared himself to those in
the church as well as to those out
side.