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lowed to sell on this basis"
RELATIVES WILL GET IN
FORMATION ABOUT WOUNDED

Washington, Aug. l7.-Exact infor-
nation concerning wounded and sick
American soldiers admitted to hos
pitfalls overseas will be made imme-
.diately available to relatives or friends
Of the men under plan being worked
out at the war department.
Secretary Baker said he had visit
ed the office of Surgeon General Cor
gas to look into the daily reports from
the hospitals with a view to having
them carded, catalogued and tabulat-
ed so that the most instant informa-
ton can be given to all inquirers.
The hospital records, Mr.. Baker
said, will be brought here weekly by
courier from France and thus it will
be possible to give the exact nature
of the wound or the disease from
which the men are suffering. The in
formation will be available through
the adjutant general.
The war secretary believes the IN
formation in thousands of cases it
will relieve unnecessary distress and
doubt which follows appearance Of the
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WORK Frs ARE HELD
MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY
Ruling Announced For Farmers in
Purchasing Flour and Sugar

sThreshing crews and harvest
hands are considered members Of the
farmers family or establishment, in
buying -four or sugar." said Federal
Food Administrator E. F. Ladd, re-
Gently. eve have had a great many
inquiries asking how the farmer is to
secure -four and sugar, under the pre-
sent card system of distributing these
products to the consumer.
Farmers are allowed to buy sugar
and -four on the established basis as
given in our bulletins and made pub
lie through the press for all members
of their household. This, of course,
would include any extra harvest hands
or the threshing crews, who are fed
on their premises by the farmer him
self.
stIn the event that the thresher runs
cook car, he is allowed to purchase
on the established basis for farmers
and threshers, for the members Of his
threshing crew and merchants are al.
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DEFENSE COUNCIL PRO-
DUCES WAR FILM

Bismarck, Aug. 15.-North Da-
kota's activities in the verdi war will
be featured in five-reel film, North
Dakota in the. World War" taken un-
der the auspices of the North Da-
kota Council of Defense for display
in the theaters Of the state. The
picture includes views of the First and
Second North Dakota regiments, the
Harvey Regimental band, the Steele
Cavalry, Indian scenes from Elbo-
woods, and views of the intensive ag-
ricultural program in North Dakota.
The picture is now being booked for
the theaters of the state through the
film department Of the North Dakota
Council of Defense.
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BURLESON ORDERS PHONE
COMPANIES TO COOPERATE

Washington, Aug. 16.-Postmaster
General Burleson issued an order to
all telephone companies to confne ex-
tensions and betterments to meet war
requirements and vital commercial
needs and to proceed as expeditiously
as possible with plans for CONSOLIDATE
ing and unifying telephone plants,
where the consolidation is desired by
the public.
In cases in which two telephone
systems are operating in the same
area the order directs the companies
to cooperate in making extensions
and betterments, that unifcation and
elimination Of waste in money, man
power, and materials may be brought
about in an orderly way and with due
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An Electric Toaster
for Your Table

There's nothing quite so
good for growing youngsters
as crisp slices Of warm,
savory toast, prepared right
at the breakfast table just as
needed.
Better toast than that
made in thousands of homes
on Electric Toasters every
morning can't be found any,
where. So delicious, so
easily made, such a beauti-
full golden brown!
Stale bread makes the best
toast. Help conserve the
wheat supply by making it
into delectable squares on
an Electric Toaster.
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VIM r. Foster & Patrick ]. Connolly,
co-partrers, doing business as Foster
6; Connolly who claim to recover of you
the sum of Thirty-seven and 36-100 Dol
lars, for goods, wares and merchandise
sold, and delivered to you at your spor
cial instance and request on and be-
the 18th day of April, 1917, payment of
which has been demanded but not re-
ceived and for the costs and dieburse-
ments of this action, and that certain
personal property owned by you as dis
closed by J. 3. Reed whose disclosure
is one file in this Court be applied to
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Hunting Licenses Are Now on Sale
The 1913 h11ntinr linancns la.zo o..

Hunting Licenses Are Now on Sale
The 1918 hunting licenses have ar
rived at the auditors office in the
county court house. The resident H.
cense requires a fee of 81; the non
resident license one Of $25.
The licenses have been delayed for
some time, and it has been impossible
until now to fill the many applications
received for them.
The season opens September 16.
-suy ". .. s.-
Red Cross Nurse Speaks at Lyceum
Mrs. Martha Nelson Mccain, re-
Gently returned from an extended stay
in France and England, where she was
engaged in attending disabled SOL
diers on Saturday evening addressed
an audience which completely filled
the Lyceum theatre. Her address was
illustrated by stereopticon slides. Mrs.
Mccain is touring the state speaking
under the auspices of the State Coun-
Gil Of Defense.
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the payment of said debt, together with
the costs.
And you are hereby. notified that IN
less you so appear and answer. plaintiff
will take judgment against you accord
ingly.
Dated this 18th day Of August 1918.
C. B. DAVIS
Justice Of the Peace.
Arthur NJ. Thompson.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Let publication be made in the Ward
County Independent as provided by law.
C. B. DAVIS,
S-22-3t Justice Of the Peace.
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1000, 000,0 POUNDS SUBSCRIBE
ED BY BRITISH FOR WAR BONDS

London, Aug. 15.-The Subscriptions
for national war bonds have reached
the stupendous figure Of one thousand
million pounds sterling, according to
statement issued by Andrew Bonar
Law, chancellor of the exchequer.
Hitherto, the statement says, the
worlds record was held by the great
war loan of 1917, which yielded 948,-
$4,000 pounds sterling.
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r. E BARRON. President.
II. Il BYORUM, Cashier
r. e. BARRON
ARCHIE D. MCDANIEL
H. e. BYORUM
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North Dakota Called on for $50 Men

North Dakota Called on for $50 Men
Provost Marshal General Crowder
called upon 81 states to furnish a
total Of 10000 white draft registrants
qualified for military service for en-
trainment August 80 and 81. The
quotas of the various states include:
Iowa $50, North Dakota $50, Wiscon-
sin 400, all to entrain for Camp
Dodge.
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SUMMONS

State OF North Dakota. County At
Ward.
In Justice Court, before Hon. c. 3.
Davis, Justice.
WIN. r. FOSTER and PATRICK, J,
CONNOLLY. co-partners, doing BUSH
ness as FOSTER & CONNOLLY" =
Planting
VIM. PACE, Defendant
SUMMONS
State Of North Dakota to the above
named Defendant:
BY this second summons herein Won
are directed to appear before me at my
office in the city Of Minot, Ward County,
North Dakota, on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. A. D. 1918. at ten o'clock A.
NJ on said day. there to answer to the
complaint Of the plaintiff above named,
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Red Cross Nurse Speaks at Lyceum
Enforce Idleness Order

Peace officers of the state are CO.
operating with members of the North
Dakota Council of Defense in the en-
forcement Of the vagrancy order pass.
ed by the Council on July 6, 1918.
The order prohibits idleness and va
grancy in the state during harvest
and threshing.
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regard to the rights of the owners of
the properties and the convenience of
the public.
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names of the men on casualty lists as
wounded, degree undetermined or Sc
varo1v
SENATOR GALLINGER DEAD

Franklin, N. H., Aug. 17.-United
States Senator Jacob H. Gallinger, of
New Hampshire, died at a hospital
here early today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09
MILK COMPANIES
PROTEST PRICES
NNDEQj ATE MNRkET FOH Sur
PItS ritODt tTION CLAIM
~ 10 Bi CT ~.

f5 A.uOatrd Press
CHICAGO. March S-Tho revolt
0f milk condpnsing companies
against price of milk set by food
commissions reported today Is due
f0 Uuiayorable market condition.
according 20 J Fitzpatrick. man
ager of the Borden Company 20 Chi
caro.
Mr Fitzpatrick gave figures
which h. said were furnished BY
other milk dealers. and were only
approximate. estimating The uumh her
UI cases of condensed and pyapOrat-
cd mills ou hand Boo the United
States ai 10000. oN. Domestic com
sumption runs about 10000 900
cases year, leaving lf.0ou.uIu for
export THE government which
fixes Ifs own price Tor purchasing.
hos tonnage Tor only 5000 "0 cases
O. year
With no visible outlet for nearly
ten million eases. cOndensaries aTe
not eager 90 buy high priced milk
to add to their stores. said Mr.
fiizpatrick.
The condeusaries. : understand.
were not bound by the agreements.
The distributors OF straight milk
alone we're involved
For the Chicago district. which
includes Southern Wisconsin. north
ern Illinois. northwestern Indiana.
and western Michigan. the price
Uas at first fixed ar t-N3 per him
tred weight 90 the farmer Farm
ers however. protested so vigorous
iy that further consideration was
given and o. uev price of $50 vas
liked
Mils distributors are sim paving
this price and 40 Co today the con-
dcnsaries also. bur the latter sent
out The sass BOD today n o. said
that conden.aries throughout the
country have made nroportionate re-
duCfi0us u their bids
Farmers throughout the Chicago
district were reported on the verge
90 strike a. result.
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HOW TO ROTATE CROPS

For mo benefit a gardeners HHH
aye not fully acquainted Rfu I'.
,ion and companion cropping BE- m1F
be- well 'u explain iHH '|. nI. H.r
oi crops ono mN 500 .r.m 3D. ..rIUr
depends ..r IrIaHN Hr.r H'N n.|
'Le ground Poo. n..u 'r...1 GOOD
90. ono H0 .h. warmth uI w,
o. vII rrf |Huur fh. tr.NIU.
tuH
To planning fau ur move crop
no lU, lGul 'Hr urur u.
sou lettuce lnf mH.H. followed HN
celery 1ri4H |r'. .r".n followed
hy cello. rIrn. ....us'1 b.. .
,n carr 'H followed ...r N.f
u.IH.,I tl a. ..r's u.H.. follow
% ~ H'a r.fH.... .1u.'"r Hr
tohfai .I.a. .. H'. ..'.'..
fu''.r,. .s H'. .... .|.
f.Il. u.f f. '.u. .u
a.l #.. ....|
fH--
-. .T....r .. H...a F
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FIGHTING
ON BRITISH FRONT
GERMANS MADE \ STRONG Al
TACK ON THE NPRES-DINE-
NIDE SECTOR.

o. Asosat'd Pres
LONDON, March s.--Scrions
fighting has taken place On the
Yprc>-DNcmudc sector of the
British front, according 10 the
British official statement, issued
m the British war office to-
night. 4 German attach on -
front IT NOR. than a mile cum-
PEELED some at the British al
vance pn>ts "a tain back. hut
Inter a cnuntrr.nttack rr-,.,tab-
Iish,d ia, British line.
Tho text oi tho official iatemon'
follow.
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-.
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KAISER'S DIPLOMATIC VAUDEVILLE SHOW
FOOLS NOBODY IN FRANCE

serious. rather than jingle 10 tlf-
foOnsry.
Bat Austria Hungary cannot un-
der any circumstance discuss peace
without the sanction ~ Germany
The Austria Hungary tIea.lr
has been brought 20 Berlin All 'ho
Austro.uung1rlan gold BIS Boz German
vaults
Many u the important Autro-
Huugaflar newspapers nave been re-
Gently bought by Germany
Tho German snhas ad0r Boo Viru-
ma controls an Of the foreign affairs
oi Austria-Hungary
Essu 40 the small railway 'a
lions often German official cone
trolls The Austrian officials
$50 Count Czeruin speech Boo ail
lis fundamental principle. oluu..ut-
I Exactly fhe same aftnl" ~
cunt Herilugs speech in ll'e 0t
ue words afa which % ~a. clothed
France YRS IN mo- doubt about
hr Intention NJ Counts flernin and
lertIns. eifl.r generally COZ u .lu-
junction llrrtlng spo." as sol-
Ilor rfernin as diplomat buf both
1u.rted tho imperial win of those
military masters OF Germany iud.
u1ur and ifindenhorF
So VIZ MUST NOT HE Dr.
|rFINED
Tn. poisonous monster uhirh
safe fo destroy the world must
nave Ita fang, removed and .fs body
.srsd before Huy Of us can .'en .n
safety
Peace? The world cries
fur lenre hat there H. only
ONE WAY a. secure %, ""
mu~t WIN ~, for u - impps-
,iblr 90 bargain with tar.
W must win our peace. and u
!, better a. de than "a fail"
Strange. mot 40 hour before this.
crippled concierge had told me-
tho Same thine
Tncy an speak alike farmer or
business man shopkeeper or wait
or cah-driysr or official and They
all mean alike
A piece which tho masters OF
Germany would encourage now
would result ln tho ultimate slavery
of mankind, and better oblivion
Never was anything NOR" undni-
nous than tho uudaun'cd spirit of
France never anything quite equal
/ ly unanimous except the unquercha-
bic desire for freedom In the breasts
0i the great meu of an ares. and.
/ IN one form Or another they have
Ian expressed the same unconquora
/ blo determination
Give me liberty. or give me
death
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CHANGE MADE IN
CASUALTY LISTS
HERE AFTER No ADDHfS>i >
WILL BE SENT WITH NAMES
81 SOLDIERS.

~ .Hnr.nfffi Press.
WASHINGTON. March Is
.uance 81 daily lists Of casual
ties among the eNps7iitiuunrN
forces abroad was Discontinued
toda, by the public information
committee a. the result Of an
order 81 the war department un-
der which the names uf the next
Min aud emergency address,, "i
soldiers whose names appear un
the lists hereafter viii be- With
hcld The official explanation
3, that the purpose of the order
h To- keep information 1T vain"
from the enemy.
ON being informed OF the order
the committee took the position that
long lists OF men killed or wounded
would bee worthless 90 the newspaper
CORE pendent, without tho addresses
and notice was issued advising the
press that IN future all Information
regarding casualties must be- OBJ
tanned from the war department A.
tho almtaut generals office. Do was
stated that the lists without adj
dresses would continue to be sent
20 the committee and would be avail
able there.
While the disagreement between
tho committee and the department
probably would be- Strengthened out
soon so that the 'eNpureated lists
may Doe made available 20 1000 who dee
sire them the purpose OF the de-
partmenf 20 withhold thr addresses
apparently Is uualtcrahlc. Acting
Secretary Carroll said the order was
issued az the urgent recommendation
81 General Pcrshing and that %
would be- permanent Both Mr..
Crowell aud Major General March.
acting chief Of staff declared thar
The purpose was no close mp "a chan
mel through which the enemy might
obtain valuable information and both
disclaimci any intention of seeking
20 conceal heavy casualties reports
from Genera pershing
You may say for me- said Cen
eral March. that the war depart
iufNl las NNI anu VIII NNN NNIN NU
a single name for an instant longer
than o. takes 10 get 10 out
The nearest relative Of every sol
der who may be- killed og wounded
will be- notified by the department
as heretofore. Lists containing simp-
ly the names Of the soldiers under
the heading Killed In action" or
died of disease, will be sent each
day to the committee on public in
formation
Unotficially II was said az the war
department that General pcrshing
held that the bulletin OF addresses
with the casualty lists tends 20 dis
clos" the Identity of units In the
trenches. information which the
enemy Is so DESTROYS OF obtaining that
many lives are risked I'm sending
raiding parties to bring OUT q pris-
ouer or two to bee examined and
questioned
To the press the order means that
each newspaper must depend upon
the message, Co relatives 90 get the
news of men from Dos own community
Who are KILLED %, wounded
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itt,T NNtplNuii


si.fed upon tha' tho whole H'lflan
H.HIon general aHd u frHib
MHsi boo 'r'i lur agreement dHf'"t
f1s peace negotiation
I'm other words. - vas
ftanki, and ,lcsrh set forth
thM iIr tate - Brigium would
not be- made matter ~ right
and justice, hui mHttcr ~
bargaining
Count iIeri'iu. Vl" equally 0.'ar
WHOM he referred Poo IN. north ni
France and CALMLY called attention
20 the fact thar fbe coupled pur
tons 10 Trnnru f'rrii0r. Hrr uuF lu
Important asset 600 Germany hands.
and that their evacuation must
take the vital interest. .f Germany
INTO account
"Asaiu tho assumption OFF 1n .m-
.rriguaiI. cpnuuerri iI, .u..uua
zion thai fp the ...f.t belong the
polls Falslnol Hs'Dr H1f used
t0 support tlaf position rrt take
away The badness of b.
There Hla r.Hiul 300 Count
ilcr'lugr sp'"rh ir recognition ~
me italian national .Hm. nothing
recognizing me rights OFF fhr Balkan
HH'rH 200 cyIa' IH state" nothing
eHpEuizlup tho gh' tu fIrr national
existence ir tho state, held under
fhr Ruthless domination uf Iurkoy
nothing goo don. fbc intention ui
rl|HumIul d. hIrh.huufrl imperial
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Another Chester article on
FRANCE TODAY viii appear In the
DailN News tomorrow.
VILLA FIGURES ~
INDIiN CONSPIRACY CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. March S.
reported oudsavors OF Francisco
Villa Co divert for his own uses In
Mexico cargo OF arms and ammu-
milton Intended supposedly FOR tho
Carr,nza government. were outliu-
cd from The witness stand today hy
! clyde THAR. city attorney of
Coronado. CAL. and one ~ the de-
PENDANTS in The government case
against thirty one persons accused
ut .pnspiury 10 overthrow British
rule IN India
Villa offered $4,000 To the con
s.guHT of the cargo n thss would
."ep % away from the Caran1l fol-
lowers. ll.1lr testified
Th. prosecution contendcd this
arfD IA, to be- shipped from san
Diego. cal. 20 India. 10 be- used by
the reFDutonists. and that thu
Mexican angle was q suhteriuEe 20
,Iott 'he real purpose of the ship
Wru'
Iil.Hf received sI'.NNH from Mar
.r, MARTINEZ a san Diego customs
Hlu.rr fo handle the legal aspects
of 'Ho shipment tor the Carranza
Officials. b. testified.
TuU.i states District Attorney
John SIS Preston received tclc-
gram from MARTINEZ TODAY. DENYING
statements made from the stand hy
IIrlr sol 'rrlay that Mrs Annette
a Adams. assistant United States
district attorney. had suggested
'p Martinez who vas witness in
fHr rU.. that he should shape his
Testimony .o as 90 involve Higar In
fh" .1usuIucy Hizars statements
we're denied emphaticallv hy both
Nr Adams and Preston
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Co.,
- ..,, 81,
y hi, ~, W -,,,r
~ ~ 20 'n,,, -,
- ,n~.tNr Tn t>Ttp.
,tIt,Ntt nfs,uNIANrNT
~ pru,u NaTIoNs MY
nt.,pN an >,,r 1tI,Nt1NN
broadly threatened that
.a economic alliance against Ger
nar SD BRING pu another var.
Ltd. trr ... .a broadly repudiaf-
.f mar a..r 200 International peace
..U ..H I.rD mas hr closing
. .. . .r an. narf 1f .t loo order
NJ. .u.II 81. rnpDrou .IuIafurs pf The
s.... uf fus AorH
m r. code of Germany ag iu
t.r ..I. of a.ar, other criminal
I...ri HIeT HF $50 PUNISH
....,I HgE CRIMINALS
...r.a.y f.ar.sr eagerly suR
con-. rH.. f. ..4II Ic af great im-
..r.. .. the Freedom of tho seas
N. ....... aim such fraug.t ioru
49,.
~,
ar,.r condition which would h.
ilntarinuui ~ an association uf bur
ri,,. ,pd.,.u. the r,mn, al nf II
Ipli0'mrn nod th" destruction ~ ~
street lRhis.
fr'.'-Il 'h' nuIt notice
Count IIr.Hr 'pna H h" proposal
.Y GOD HI colonial ..Hms Aas
YW. ''.mr' '0 urge 'n rm .f7il.
H.'" tHf..HH ana mo
I''I -'. "f'. '1'if several in-
ron.
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.-, 49,. a.. .o,.,,I d. mora.
u,nn utel, tn br sn attempt 81
exception.
''fH'n' ".' peace WIN 'l
p.'.. ,,t.,,s
and brr urt ar. ah,n mo con
'dcrrd Russia r'nr H'rH w'H nt
greed and contempt
ben uIII'r. talked peace win
iup soldiers nf lHI. a"rna. mo
fir0.hra 9liIs f1'. tnr" preparing
.D. voc offensive which HulI' 900
'Ls' Italy Ul1 poured uu' bog best
t'u a fu attain
'rd Zach Hf Germany peace
talks ar.ps. ftn diplomatic trenches
bad in r.ef 'hc fIm" object q"
weaken tn" uc'.rmiu 'Ipn Dt on"
nr another pi 'hD allies pr 200 cause
% Hiif among Thorn
IHH rfpIIH lf Count iln.'liuf
and count 't'ru'n 'o 'ho ap""ohos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09
RI " 10 ARM ~ ~~IAN
PEOPLE ANNDt NCFD

PETROGHAn March The
var eommis-aua' published plan
Tor mo 1rmtne of tho whole Rus
sian people offering an immediate
opportunity '0r 40 desiring fo learn
.lI'ary -,I'Uc" f1 prepare Cor &C. re-
neu9l of var In the future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09
JAPAN WILL REPLY
To- NNERICA QUICKLY

WASHINGTON. March The
senate committee 90 military affair
today reported tasoral'y senator
fletchers resolution providing tho
president may 1uu certain aliens
into Tho military service of the
ui'eI state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09
AURORA BORFiIIS
>EEN NJ LAS NTGAS

EAST LAS VEGAS. y ~ March
81 or the first time ln twenty-five
years the aurora burea'.s saa visible
at las Nezas last night Tha nshfs
could he seen Cor three hours Res
ifeufs thought they Uere tte rerer-
tIan of t.r Gre until they iearnad
that fhe northern nEhf. uars urns.
uaiiy brilliant hr NIGHT m fhe
east
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09
HElNN SAI.T 90 SAVINGS
AND STAMP gERTIIIg ATFS

o. As.n.aie-l pre-.
WASHINGTON. March s-sales
of sar savings stamps and ceriin-
Gates exceeded the s. 600 GOO mark
today for the ursf time. the total
being t3.0fs 0"e. ln making this
announcement tonight fhe national
kar aavinEs committee said b hopes
soon fo have ihe SALES reach g. eco -
600 fay ghirh o. necessary % the
s. zoe goo oaa issue o.. stamps l. 90
boz placed slfhin pear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09
Gunhnat snIlh I,rstcn.

tr A.o'iair'i Pres
JOPLIN SO. March S-Hugh
Walker of Kansas city completely
outclasset Cunbolf smith In ten
round boxing exhibition here TO-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09
TEUToNS INSINCERE PEACE TALK GETS NOWHERE WITH
THE FRENCH SAYS CHEsTER-THE ONE WAY TO GET
PEACE is TO WIN IT,

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09

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