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The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07
Arkansas News Letter from Camp Pike

oliC al IlNdl Ol tlle new CdInp CCm mandef, Major General Omar Bundy, formerly in com mand of the second division American Ex peditionary Forces. It is gen erally believed that General Bundy will bring hls personal staff and that upon his arrival steps will be taken to organize a division from the draft men who are scheduled to arrive about Novem Der 11th. This will make Camp Pike divisional post as well as replacement station of first magnitude. Col. Charles Miller, present commandant, will return to his post as command ant of the Central Infantry Off cers Training School
 Soldier and civilian interest centers on the first edition of Camp Pike's new soldier paper, Carry On" which is to be the Camp Pike edition Of Trench and Camp" Much enthusiasm has been created by the fact that the new paper is to be by the soldiers, for the soldiers and of the soldiers. Soldiers are to at
 tend to it's every detail, and it
 will be chock full of soldier news and cartoons. The first issue l will be out about November If, and from present prospects it
 will be the best paper in tbe ar
 my It is to be the link between homefolks and the boys. aud it is hoped that every Arkansas home which has a soldier at Camp Pike will see to it that the new paper is subscribed for.
 Arkansac soldiers at Camp Pike and at tother military schools throughout the state will lose their votes in the general cleo tion because the new constitu tion is not Tn force. Arkansas soldiers are not permitted to vote when away from their own pre- rcincts. Soldiers om Oklahoma, Iowa. Missouri, New York, and New Jersey will be permitted to vote. the elections being held at the big Y auditorium by the camp personnel adjutant. Louis jana soldier, Vi lose their votes because of constitutional deficiencies.
 Football enthusiasm is sweep ing through Camp Pike now that the battle with the sphiggotty flu has been fought and won by the medical officials. The Officers team, one of the brides of the camp, is to play the Hendricks college team Saturday at Bel mont Park, Little Rock, and on the same day the depot brigade team. formerly the 11th battaL toner's. will give battle to the Ar kansas varsity razorbackS. Sol dier elevens are starting up all over the camp and Saturday and Sunday there will be several good games. Basket ball is also gaining much interest. The Y Camp Physical Director, Herbert N. Roe, is providing uniforms and equipment to football teams at figures below cost through the Southern Army '. M. c. A.
 Plans for the big United War Work Drive through Arkansas are being carried on with great success by the Army ' execu- tives. Some big meetings will be held early in November. One in particular at Wynnes where one of the principal speakers will be w. H. Mitchell, religious work director of Camp Pike Y head quarters.
 In spite of the deadly flu which took something over 300 victims at Camp Pike out of some $500 cases, religious and physical work done by Y men showed substantial gains in interest. dur.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07

IdaTrv-ur sGan 1->jfarn. s||r'f
 16O acre rice farm. Good house and good fence. Has fine rice crop this year. Owner will give possession January lst, or as soon as he can get crop now growing harvested. This Is a bargain. The reason owner IS selling he intends moving on a larger rice farm. We consider this one of the biggest bargains we have to offer.
 The N " l 1-1-7. All rice land but about So acres of tim Der. S25 an acre. This looks tco cheap to us.
 160 acres : miles Southeast of Lonoke and s miles southwest of Carlisle. Rice land in the heart
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07
Notice to Growers of Castor Be
 Lonoke County

Gentlemen:
 I have been advised by a resentative of the Air Craft duction Department of the ' Army that there will be rt sentative of that departmer Memphis to receive and be sponsible for all beans shipper to Memphis to Messrs Moses X Gibb for threShing.
 To encourage the gathering and to keep the farmers from losing money the Governmen, has advanced the price from $: per bushel to S4 50 per bushel.
 It is absolutely necessary that the Government have every bean that can possibly be saved.
 There win be an officer of the U. $. Army in the city of Lonoke on next Friday the oth, before noon, he will be in England Fri day. afternoon. He would like to see just as many growers of Gas tor Beans as is possible during his stay in either city.
 
 1 advise that every grower of Castor Beans meet this repre-. sentative at one of these two places. Let us get this crop
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07
m rns .vvv- PARTIAL LIST OF
.4g CITY PROPERTY
 E FOR SALE

he of Prairie Longue rice belt. Ask IT. us for price and full. description. n. This is q bargain for some one lit wanting quarter section of rice 20 land.
 Le 320 acres s miles from Carlisle. cn One of the best propositions we
 have on our list. S45 per acre on y: easy terms.
 320 acres one mile from station IS miles from Carlisle. Nearly nd every acre can be put in rice. in Good house, all fenced. The price $ on this tract considering location i'd and the lay of the land will inter- = est any one looking for a rice SC farm.
 ce We have several other dairy ve and rice farms that we would;be as glad to show. any prospective " buyer.
 a A rice farm .that will pay. for IS itself in one .ol stwos years sure a looks like asabargain to us. For er full information write us. IS 160 acres adjoining Carlisle. A
 fine dairy or rice farm. One of :e the best homes in Lonoke county a on this place. If you want 70 home where your children can
 attend the Carlisle school let us of show you this place. We can of sell it on easy terms. A good It sidewalk from house to school.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
Lists 4-slsl, .2lsa, -2is3, -a1s4.

Lists 4-alsl, .21s2, -2ls3,- 21s4.
RESTORATION to ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST
Notice Is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing $40 acres,
within the Challis National Forest, l.
IDAHO, will be sub3ec TO settlement and
entry under the provisions Of the home.
stead laws Of tho United States and
the act of June II, 1905 (s4 stat, 233),
1t the United States land office 1T Hais
ley, Idaho, on March 0, 1918. Any set
tier who was actually and In good
faith claiming any Of said lands for
agricultural purposes prior to January
l. 1905, and has not abandoned same,
has preference right to make 4 home
stead entry for the lands actually oc-
cupied. Said lands were listed upon
the applications of the persons men
toned below, who have q preference
right subject to the prior right of any
such settler, provided such settler or
applicant Il qualified to make home
stead entry and the preference right il
which date the lands will be subject to
settlement and entry by any qualified
person. The SWA NEH NWA, the
Nv y ~ w ~ tHN N ~ SWIM ~ w ~ 6oC
~, the NEA NEll the En- NWA NE
4. the Nk Sen Mex the MEX sWA
Mex Sec. 20, Tim, R. IL D.. leo
acres, listed without applicant; List 4
2lSi. The VIZ VIZ NEA, the SWA
SEA NEA, the SEA NWA SEX, tho
NEA Mex SWA, the SEA SWA NE
4, tho VIZ NEA SEA, the NJ NV
SET, the EK E5s NWA See. %. T.
IL N, r. 10 Il 100 acres, listed with
out applicant; List 4-21s2. The N1
NWA SEX, tho sWA NWA SEX, the
En- SWA, the E1x NWA SW4, the N.
Wa NWA SWH Sec. ~, the N11 Mex
NWA Sec. %, I. II NJ, r. u T., 100
acres, listed without applicant; List 4
elsS. The SWN NWH SEA, the Sc.
4 SWA, the SW1-4 SEA-, the SEA-
NEl-4 SWi-4, Sec. %, the NEl.4 NV.
Ia, the VIZ NW1-4 NEl.a Sec. 50, T.
II n, R. - E., 100 acres, listed with
out applicant; List 4-2lsl. Decent er
IS, 1917. d. X. PARROTT, Acting
Assistant Commissioners Of the Geues.
nj Land Office. Jp30
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

Isblialsd every Wednesday
NOTICE oT yoRrElTpRE

NOTICE or TORTEITDRE
Te the heirs Or assigss Of W. w.
Challis, diseased:
ysu srs hereby notified that the un
aeEsieeed has expended during the
year. lsil AID 1915. u. $4,000 in labor
I'D ioprevsments upon The fscanssh
0esk 7, rsgs s$o;' Teeulnseh No. !,
1eok Z, p4ge 4ss; Tseumssh No: 2,
0eok q, PAGE SOS; Teclnssh Ne. :,
Desk :; Page s7s and Recall Book 9.
paes ~ lode mining claims. situate
. Potato NJ, Stanley Mining District
Csatsr County, Idaho. The location
ueease q which 10 recorded In Recall
1Dsk =. psgs sSe, in ths efice Of the
1eeer1ae 81 said Custer county, Idaho,
- ee1ee 20 hold said claim under the
peevlaloaa q Section 1854 Of the Re-
vjaol o1atatss Of the United States and
~ assessments thsrsto concerning
eAnuAl labor upon miaing claims; be-
lse ~ amount required 70 hold ssid
lains Tor the said periods ending De-
lft Y (
esmbsr 81. 1914 and December -. 1915.
Audit within ninety days after the
expiration Of the publication of thia
Aeties you fail or refuse 70 eontributs
yesr piftion Of such expenditure q
eeeeWnsr. which smoants - $1,000 %
e1A eoe.ee for the publistl pg.sf this Nd
80. making total u sl.loeso0. your
l1leeeet @ saia claim viii b ferfsltsd
snA beesns the properly Of the under
a1eaeA s1lsr and b virSus Of the said
ooeesea 1874.
This Interest IL said slain, owned
~ ths hsifs Of w. w. Chsllis. dscsas
- end Advertised against being an NJ
divided one-half iatsrst IL said claim
w. 4. LYNCH. Ce.Ownsr
o. - 70. address, Stanley. Ida
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
Lists 4-2l77, -2i7s.- 2170, 1880
RESTORATION to ENTRYof LANDS

Lists 4-2l77, -2l7s. -2l70, 1880
RESTORATION to ENTRY Of LANDS
:, IN NATIONAL FOREST
Notice Is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing $40 acres.
thin the CEallis National Forest, l.
IDAHO, will be subject to settlement and
entry under the previsions Of the
homestead laws Of the Ualtsd states
and the act OF June II. 1906 "a Stat,
233), At the Unieed States land office
A. HALEY, Idaho, on March y, 1918. Any
settler who was actually and in COED
faith claiming any OF said laAds for
agricultural purposes prior to January
], 1906, and has not abandoned same,
has preference right to make . home
stead entry for the loads actually oc-
cupied. Said lands were listed upon
the application Of the persons mem
toned below, who have . preference
right subject 70 the prior right Of eny
sucq settler, provided suoh settler or
applicant 10 qualified to make home-
steak entry and the preference right
is cxercisep prior to March ., 1918, on
which date the lands will be subject to
settlement and entry by any uualiaed
person. The 81 SEl-4 SEA-, the SE-
- o'vA-r 9EA-1 CoV. Az TUG N 11sf Az
El-4 the NEf-4 NWl-4 Melt, the E3<
NWl-4 NEl-4. the MELT eWl-A, NEl-4,
the M SEl-4 NEl-4 Sec. 20, the NWl-
4 SWl-4 NW1-4. the VIZ NWl-4 NWl-4
Sec. 30, TIL n. 3. Is E.. B. NJ, AGO
acres, listed without applicant; List T.
2l77. The WV wy NEl-4 sWi-4, the
SWl-4 SWl-4, the VIZ Ell SEi-4 SWl-
4, the Ella NWl-4 SWIFT, he Wiz Sc.
Ia SWl-., See. 20, the VIE NEl-4 N
Wi-4. the NWl-4 SE1-4 NWl-4, the Ell
2 NWl-4 NWl-A. the NEl-4 SWt-4 NWl-
4, Sec. 20. T. II N. r. IL E., leo acres,
listed without applicant; Liat 4-2l7s
The SWl-a SELF NWl-4, the Sl-2 SWl-4
NWl-4, the NWl-4 SWl-4, the WIZ N
Ella SWl-4, the NEl-4 SWl-4 SWl-4 Zee
30, the NEl-4 SEl-4, the Sl-e SEA- Me-
Ia Sec, 80, T. II N, 3. 10 E., l60 acres,
listed without applicant; List 4-2l'9.
The El-2 Ell SEl.4 SWl-4, the Ia Sci
4. the Sl-e NEl-4 SEl-4 SEQ. 20, tbs s.
VIA SWl-4 the SWl-4 NWl-4 HWl-4
Sec. Fl, T. II n. R. 10 E., 100 acres, lis
ted without applicant; List 4-2leo. De-
cembsr ls, 1917, D. K. PARROTT, Act
ing Aasistant gommissiener, Of the
General Land oNes. JsSQ
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTES q Proof Of Application Of "
ear 70 AanaflalAl IIaA

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTES d Proof Of Application Of va
Ter TO Beneficial Uss
Noties Il hereby givea that At 2 p.
=. q We seth day Of January, lSls. .,
OAAllle. County Of Custer. State Of Ida
~ bslore J. B.. Horton, u 8. Con.
a1aDtsnsr. prsof will b suhnittsd Of
tn application to Ssnstleial NE Of 4
1obls Sset Dsr second q sAs waters q
Challis Creek II accordance with The
tesns and esnditisns Of Psrnit No,
leoss heretofore issasA By the state
1heissss of the State Of Idahs.
4 The name and postofies addres,
- - psssea or corporatio1 holding
sasA parnlt ~ ,Jshn and Thomas Ste.
phene, CAallis 9dshe.
81 tt - y which sail water he,
tbsss applied \ Irrigation Ard dsmss.
- ~.
!. The amount applied to beneficial
mo y 4 cable feet per sesond.
4. Tho piaee whore said water /,
nss1 - NEl-4 sWl-l, See. 8. T. Il n, r
u j, ,. n, Nwl-4 SELL asd Lots .
. and 4, -. -. 7. Is n, E..ls T., I'm,
\. The name q the ssaal or ditch
= ethss works byswAicA said waser /,
essdsetsA - such plaes sfsss 10
.. The right - take water irou
such werks i bassA npsa Permit No,
leoso.
:. The source sfsspply from whicl
0poh water u diverted Il Chsllia
Greek.
Z Tho date Of tho priority which
sai6 user 70 prepared 20 establish Il
jpne 81 1914, !. y. SMITH,
- ~ Stats Engineer
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
FEMiGnsHS

Understanding. we ass os 9th
ms.
Fstead Cali-Food TOR the npasfxe,
aam
a bird IA the hand Is had tsb3a zaxa.
pera.
ahs esosist rsn eaIy aan hsmsa,s
erosae hta awn To-
u nek.ataaa ensld ndt hs amsan,
~ vuEsa ae snale.
tstssseay 10 tsssasnt,y INA .ssss
eaaa Of hafarhecs.
Gold shoulaer-wha.'s handed Z,
ne pssaisal daughter. =
II 70 easier to grumb,e snan I, h N
'asA--aas harder to stop = -
AAo " Estting to be pro~rse..,.
aAshg partners after spsry nm
Atrinoaial gans.--Q>pal1lne -. -.
- the New York Man.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING
PERMITS

Notice 10 hereby given that all appli.
cations for permits to Craze cattle.
horses and sheep within the Challia
National Forest during the season OF
1918, must be filed in my otiice ct Chal
lis, Idaho, on or before February Is,
1918. Full information in regard ia
the grazing fees to be charged and
blank forms to be used In making APP
plications will be furnished upon re-
quest. DAVID LANG. Supervisor.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
Lists 4-sOo4. -2l7e, .se04.
to ENTRY Of LANDS
TN NATTl1NAr Ftp EuV

AAN AVA 1OAN n ~ pOnGO4
Notice 10 hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing 275.lS
acres, within the Challis National For
est, Idaho, viii be subject to settle
ment and entry under the provisions
OF the homestead lava of the United
States and the act Of June II, 1905 IA
Stat, eSsl ~ the United States Land
O61es At HALEY, Idaho, on March .,
1918. Any settler who wAS actually
and in good faith claiming any Of the
said lands for agricultural purposes
prior to January /, 1905, and has not
abandoned Same, has preference right
to make a homestead entry for the
lands actually occupied. Said lands
were listed upon the applications Of
the persons mentioned below, who
have preference right subject to the
prior right OF any such settler, provi-
ded such settler or applicant 10 quail.
Ned to make homestead entry and the
preference rights exercised prior to
March 8, 1918, ON which date the lands
will be subject to settlement and en-
try by any qualified person. Lot
lac. 80 acres), Lot z t38 ~ acfesl, Sec IS,
TIL N, r. 10 r., Il. NJ, SO 05 acres,
application of Atwood H. Weeks, STAN
ley, Idaho; List 1904. The S3< SILT
the SIS NE1-4 SEl.4, the SEl-4 SELL
SW1-4 Sec. 10. the VIZ VIZ NW1-4 n
Ella. the E31 SELL NEl-4 NWl-4, the
NEl-4 NE1-4 SE1-4 NWl-4 Sec. 10, r II
NJ, Il. IL E., 1870 acres, listed with
Gus applicant; List 4-2176. All Of Lot
2 except the SWl-4 SW1-4 NW1-4 Sec,
IA 1897 aores) Lot l (26. 90 acres) the
NEl SELL NEI-4 SEQ. is, T. 10 N. r
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

Women are cow eligible TO apnoinA
Aent to the faculty OF the College OF
Arts and Sciences at Cornell univer-
aty.
Mrs. L., Mercer is a candidate for
mayor in Centralia. H.. having re.
eAved the Enforcement Of the sdry"
xnfces.
WAsn she Ia not studying Z sketch
~ new song. Gznee Tyseo. the
netress. passes her time oatt1ng
npxneOH.
Women mye been refused their re.
9nest that one Of their sax be appoint.
- to the Paterson IN. - heafa Of
education. -
Mira. Margaret 3. Laird, the wife OF
= Newark IN. ~ druggist. has been
eppointed q member OF the board Of
0saltA Ia that city.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
THEIR NATURAL

"What are these gildsd lssfssr q
aces you read about made Of
Spess they're built with gold ~
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
ARMENIAN PROVERBS

Armenian troy erbs are vWy sMsve
and all have favor of thea ega a
few of them follow:
Be learned. but be taken ses 4 toA
d. The tox's last hole Il ~ aa6y
shop. !
The ssruo1 Of a poor 500 y ~
Everyone places. wsod ua6o u
wn pct.
The day cen dawn valNk y
cccG,s csuw1nz
Dine with thy friend. ees = =
business with him.
II ycu cannot become - hDo
the neighbor Of a reb naa
What can the rose do b - =
and the violet before the ESaS
The mother who has 81 easao '
ways has o hand In her 9sseA
OF 4 gSUa,hleF: DvaFsneS
grows b1TaaSas: fEalAa E1sSv e1001l
Of an impatient man: NJ eas -
men Nfth ass baud aad win W -
he seSk7 srS nor >exa
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

"Well, dearest" he asked Gloria
when they were alone, ibid you meet
anyone you can care for more than
met"
mo. dear, I didn't, but there was one
man who was lovely to me all through
the trip, and do you know, had feel
Ing that II 1t hadn't been for you I
should have chosen him for my hus-
band. In some way he reminded me
very much Of you'll never could quite
explain 1t, for he was very distin-
guished and knew such lot Of things"
innocently. .,.s .a.,
"Thank you'll"
"But I've quite, decided, dear, that
you are the only man can ever really
care about, so it's all right"
Dick kissed her fervently.
That night Dick slipped a wig and
mustache into the FIRE. II kept the
Others away ut any rate" he exulted,
who says love isn't blindf"
Copyright. 1917. by the Mcclure NeWspe.
per eyndicatsA
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

Aaooeaang 20 . yToAa1 Dnyneann.
Gn1Daeh o stho broo0 q he eton-
go 9 II cleanses - pugi1es that
-
q N Qasoaa hae anvente1 . machine
800 vuleaAises neu ea1eeb Aeals and
oo11Aee . WON suaeQ oesss and
/, 1nonetnnt deposits - Doe41h have
- ,alnoovered n 0poans - that M
- may become A szDeseef Of ths
bo6nst
! Father Now. my boy, what I nm
eoing to do. hurts No - badly - it
doea yeu.
O6spring Then Why. i it I have
= - ~ the cryin'l
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
MORE TALK.

~sA Ka$a anA Aline a. -
apaakiag tw,nsP sN>s - raj
msse than make up for u ~
they say about each otheE.-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
WHAT HIS APPETITE pSNAAs@

Boarding House Mistrsas-
part Of the chicken do yea ~
Ereimnan--SSoms It tt -
plessa" -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23

JACOBSEN. Adoiph, stOvans. Flo-o tw,.,
MoEN, Hans. Sander stasOndrc. oadis,,
(WS). '''N
Philippine Islands.
PoRRAL, Gregory o., Carisara, 1ey,e ne,
Poland.
PIGLosKI, Boleslem, zabo.a (ylp.
Porto Rico.
GARCIA, James. corp. Anaeco tAI.
Russia.
P p9Sn r isIdore, serst Warsaw VS.,
DAyIDoN1s, Peter J., zeneii-k, Kor, ,
DEEcH1N, Adam. zabrode, 1.R,oo,.,
rlLgPowucz, Folk, M.as,,o, Hov.,.o,
KAPTiK, Joe. Modenevichy IVY.
NE KolnyesSi X, Andrew Wilma r:,E4
XXH }dz IA John: warssw. Poland "a,
NADokN1. Frank, Mosllvv twUj.
NEPsHA. osip. Bubernl vels Nowos D.
kow. Autor Karna .Cws).
Holsniscev. PadoisN wv. n
P1ETROKoVIcH, Vasll. Sarnars, srna--.,
uG Ip5Doyinos) swl; ,a,
Nezds, Mankunn, Walacti (Ml.
CAMPBELL. George. sergt., G.ass.,
ROBINSON, James e, GreenocK tNVt'i
SMITH, William. Mains New A5ar5,..
-Aberdoenshire (WSJ.
Serbia.
CHRIsToFF. Veto. Florence. Ml,a.,,A
sweden.
sTT;AAEy-FINER. Gus,ayc, ssaraS3-s. a
Switzerland.
RACBEN, Ernest. Langnan. Zurich -.
Wales.
DANIELS. lvor r, Morrison tNt.
Dutch West Indies.
HASSELE, Everitt j.. corp. Sal
(Wg.
Incomplete Address.
BCRGOYNE. Roy. no address g'rc. So
BYRNES. James j.. no address given Isn.
DAMMES, John T., no address given ~
JONES, Thomas, corp. no address z
MULLEN, John f.. serst,, no sd:-cs, 3 .,
- (WSl.
SCHLEssER, Howard T., no Adde'S 8. =,
M,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23

'FITzwATER. Oscar. corp. Mooreneid
H HS$fss F 4sss- Fl e'; Corp r'fcf %s'
KEssLIllNSa. Harley Columbus. corp. Elkins
MipKHiifF. Max. corp, Huntinston wv.
oSBuRN. walter corp, Fob WIZ
s sHitEH, RfiGfT' Villain fl" ga Nsmours
CHRIST Everett E.. Hudnell tMD.
ch i.HNE Guy Gay.o valley point tN).
BAMRoN,, William j.. d pu1iOw M
pELANEY, GeST1s s 8, 1ra tM1 wv
Grove. Frank j.. Shenandoah Junction
HAMA. Leslie, Beaver, twl. ,r,
HARVEY. oryei RAY. Brown lM(' ,v,
5 I9HNs9N, s ksTi 81 e. f s~es;iund E%
KAYLoR Roy q. spring, Gap (M''
k [WSsrI MSsh cS SsSfSn BI %S w,
HI[4.s, Erns :; M RSh@leS Sw}{;w iva,
scARBERRY. William. dlenwoSd tDp)'
SMITH. John H.. sistersyille tM).
s sTEKiHS Roy James S f s. Magnolia tw,.
WHITE. Ed. smithers tMl: w,
WILSON. Arlie Esmond' Fsi5v'e tXy W.
YOUNG, GARFIELD. Rose sizing wv
WISCONSIN.
DEPsE A. G., capt, Oconomowoc CWU);
So ; c. 5, capt! Msrshheid
MEI6IEEN, John, Lieut., Psimyra (W).
B sRaNn;E Nj r .'tr' p seret, La Crosse
FuLLIEiR, f. T.. serst.. oshkosh tW};s,
IENKE. O. r., sergt.. FOND du Lac (WS('
MURPHY, Frank. terst.. Janesvilie tMSi'
pHELAN. J: a. serEt, NJ, Mi.w niIer VS.
wARTGoW, Gustav seTgt, MILWAUKEE,
wiLEAR. Lunn, sers,. pslayan tws},
FC;OFSKI J. A., corp. Waukesha (WSl:
GILMAN, Ward, corp, Oconto. rails
'ANIcKr. Albert. corp. Milwaukee 6Ws>.
KRONER A. Il, corp. Kaukauna MU).
LANGBERG, otto, corp, Luck WI.
M NET 4 S' w 0F T. corp. Monroe (wu}.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
GERMANS IN MEXICO SPLIT
Socialist Leader VIII N"rk
Against Anti I; :. Moves.

MExIco CITY. Dec. 22-The e-'
by Germany OF the arUisticc, t"s' '
with the formation az q Social
ernment in Germany has ,a...
split in die hitherto solid '-.
the German and AUSTRIAN color
Mexico.
Dr. John Ycz, leader of the o.
Socialist wing in this republic 90"
to-day that the greater paI
German residents in Mexico '.
opposed TO the war and had n.>
approved of the violent Germa
ganda against the United stat
the latter country entered the Nn
He added that the emancipa'"- .'
mans would now use their 'fr
deavors 10 curb the harmful
of the forme, leaders 81 th' TO.
colony In MeNico.