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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-18
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01
are determined that there shall
be no more of it!

Let Russia collapse, anil let the
German loudly proclaim that now the
war is over, since there is no need
to wait for America; and let him
loudly call that now his beaten foes
may come to the peace counter and
haggle for such scraps of peace as
may still be bought
No answer from the French, eX-
cept That their original purpose is
unchanged. They will fight on I'M
til France is saved, and until the
world is safe for humanity! They are
filled with rage against war! ,...
Let the German assiduously circu-
late blood-curdling reports about the
great offensive which, before America
can get into the war, is to be con-
Quoted with the troops released from
Russia: and the answer is the same.
The French will meet the offensive,
and they will fight on, for they are
filled with rage against war, and
they are determined to end it, once
and for all!
Let Italy meet terrific reverse,
and there is but one answer to the
blatant growing OF Germany, anxious
to make peace before America can get
in, to quit while the quitting is good!
Only one answer; the French will
fight on, for there is in them pas
sionate rage against war, and war
must go out of a world inhabited by
civilization, SINCE there is not room
for BOTH
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01
was their later thought, give up tho

was their later thought, give up the
least possible. ..
There can be but one end toa CON
flct between the cold trickery of
greed and the passionate conservation
to high purpose; for, on that day
when, honest men determine to be no
more under the domination Of muir
derous bully, the days Of that bully
are numbered.
This one knows it.
When the German proclaims his
belief iii an ultimate victory, shift
ing his guage of the extent of that
victory with the shifting occur.
rences of the day, according to his.
warped judgment Of how the &C.
currences of the day affect other
peoples, he lies, and he knows
that he lies!
The handwriting is on the wall for
Hohenvollernism, and that fact may
be best known by the German at
tempts to flaunt before the world;
for the louder he shouts the more he
is scared His only hope is now, be.
his next reverse shall come, to so
brighten the world by his brazen
blusterings that he can finish his
game with as much possible on the
winning side. ~
The same German blindness!
The same German deafness and
dumbness! If the French were play
ing a political and an economic game,
as Germany is, if they were trying to
pretend, as Germany is. thar rney hold
a royal flush in place of only a pair of
deuces, then they might be frightened
out by stack OF blue chips, or. a
misunderstanding chuckle of pretend
ed confidence; but they are not play
ing game
The French are pouring out
q their hearts blood because they
are filled, through and through
with a rage against war, and they
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01

no human creature may feel safe from
it's imminence. ....
| An atom cannot stop the rushing Of
| a flood. says Fear
TO the aid of the individual
Reason must come, as it has come
to this nation, of France, through
her individuals. Enduring rocks
are made Of atoms which cling
together.
The rage against war, the passion.
ate protest against the very POSSIBLE.
ity OF war is here from the highest to
the lowest, for these are human peo.
pie, and cruelty is abhorrent to them :;
but exactly because the rage against
this war and all war, is in them, they
have, fought and are fighting at the
side OF their staunch allies, with a
sublime courage WHICH HAS New
Ell WAVERED FROM THE FIRST
AND WILL NEVER WAIVER TO THE
LAST; for that is the only way in
which wa ris to be stamped out.
There is no rage 50 terrific as that
which holds itself calm; and that is
the secret OF the Frenchmans never
changing attitude toward this colossal
conflict; and it is his greatest
strength.
The German loudly prOclaims him.
self. Let him win a slight advantage,
and he boasts to the world that he is
already victorious.
Even as he does so, he discovers
that the French, entirely undisturbed
by the reverse 50 far as their plans
are concerned, are steadily treading
to the front, are steadily marshaling
their resources, are steadily facing
the line Of living flame.
Let the French obtain a slight adj
vantage" and the German boasts to
the world that he has laid a strategic
trap, and that he is already victorious.
Z Even as he does so, he discovers
that the French, entirely undisturbed
by the advantage so far as their plans
are concerned, are steadily treading
to the front, are steadily marshaling
their resources, are steadily facing
the line of living flame. g.. #%.
II we have correctly read the psy.
cholOgy OF events, 1t worries the Ger.
mans, that calmness Of the French. F."
1t is apparently a reversal of ra.
cial characteristics, that the German
should be nervous and the Frenchman
phlegmatic.
Dat
The Germans started this horrible
saturnalia Of murder AZ a game, and
they are playing itas game, IN which
they hope to win all they can. and
keep all they get; or, losing, which
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01

to the business Of living and blossom
ing into beauty, should human kind
have suddenly fallen upon itself to
MAIN and mangle and destroy!
Why should humanity have risen In
on mighty appalling madness to kill
itself!
Why should 1t have bent all It en-
ergy, and all its mind. and all the
resources OF the teeming earth, to the
one grisly business of death!
There IL no sane mind but that
stops, startled, to ask this unanswer.
able question, no properly constituted
soul which does not cry out In an
agony OF passionate protest against
this awful condition.
1 We must stop II! There must bl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01

and it's driver. wide-cheeked fellow
with pipe in his mouth and pepper
mint stripe across the end of his NUT
fler, sits in drowsy content, the reins
dangling loose.
A bright.eyed old woman steps
briskly along, her market basket on
her arm; a sturdy peasant girl with
q, push cart: boy racing with a dog:
Just enough movement to give life to
the restful panorama.
Out there the deep blue water. held
lovingly in the arm Of greeisloped
promentory, and spreading beyond
to blue infinity. The waves tum.
bic merrily in on the beach. spark
ling and flashing in the sunlight, and
tossing their dainty caps of pearl on
the sand with reckless extravaganza.
IA few gulls ride fat-breasted on the
water. bobbing like corys: few 9TH
ers circle lazily in the air: and above
all, over gulls and sea and beach and
winding road, cart, old woman. girl
and boy and dog, roses and green
clad hills and white chateaux, there
bends serene blue sky, deep. faith
omless, with anly here and there a
fleck Of fleecy cloud to make the blue
more vivid.
fOh, IL is a beautiful world; beauti-
fnl!
And to think that all this glorious
Paradise was given to man to be It's
lord and master, given to him that he
might enjoy It's boundless wealth, and
live in peace and plenty.
But what 10 that new move.
vnent on the road among the hills?
Something gray passes there: big.
covered wagon; another, another, a
long procession OF them.
Ambulances, for up in the hills
there IRE vast hospitals for GONZALES
cent wounded.
War! The whole dream, the
vision Of psace and plenty, the
thought OF Thanksgiving for the
eift Of al this beauty Of ssa And
sky and shittine, breathing lNs,
fades away.
War. There is war In the world, a
war 50 colossal. SO far reaching, that
no human being, even In the most Sc,
Qnestered spot OF this terrestrial uni.
verse, can be free from It's deaden.
4 sldden rare filis the heart.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01

Bill was the bully that started the
show,
Bill was the buckle that struck the
first blow.
Pat was the lad @
Who was slow to get mad,
But when he was mad he was
mad
BY dad! .... .,-. s.
They hammered and pounded all
over the place
Till neither had hardly a sign Of
face
With every clout
That Bill landed. he'd shout:
"Take that one, you sucker, now
you're down and Quit"
Pat kept his tongue;
He just countered and swung.
And used every organ he had but
his lung.
At last both were groggy and fed
to their fill;
Twas then spoke up, Bill,
With his. voice coming shrill,
well Paddy, you're licked, but
I'll quit If you will"
Not one word from Pat,
But by this and by that,
He found one more punch in his
system--and spat!
There was Bill on the floor, and
the winner was Pat!
ut was close" confessed Pat; 81
felt near to my death.
"But I've won all my battles by
saving my BREATH"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01

pOtence Of our fury What can de do
that we are not already doing?
There succeeds feeling Of utter
helplessness, feeling that this ruth
less tataclysm of carnage IS supernat.
ural in Its immensely. and there IS a
faint moment when one. seeming pitt
fully small and weak before a mon
ster so gigantic, recoils from the
struggle and would like to creep away
into hole somewhere, and numbly
exist until the storm has passed.
It Is necessary to still That panic of
the mind, for 1t is little less than a
panic, recoil and a quailing Of self
against disaster SO universal that
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01
.MUSTEROLE- QUICK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
It Soothes and Relieves Like a
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Musterolc is a clean, white ointment,
made with the oil of muctard. II does all
the work Of the old.iashioned mustard
plaster--does it better and does not bis.
ter. You do not hove to bother With
cloth. You si.,ply rub 1t on--and usually
the pain isGoac!
Many doctors and nurses use Muster.
Gle and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief It
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, Group.
stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
rlerisy, rheumatism, lumbago, paina
and aches of the back or joints, sprains,
sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted
feet, colds OF the chest Ut often pre-.
vents pneufnonia).
3Oc and Coo jars; hospital size $3.50
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01

days bully numbered, it,
Chester FRANCE TODAY. Chester worlds
"GetRchQuck Wangord"
his and coIlabor Lillian Chester, to
FRANCE TODAY exclusively
articles n
Tribune.
BY GEORGE RANDOLPH CHESTER
AND LILLIAN CHESTER ~.
Copyright 1915 by the Newspaper Enterprise Association
March Roses the south the shelter
bios
nod from the wayside.
the cliffs
white redroofd yowroo amid their oddly
tinklng
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01
BILLINGS COUNTY
TOHELP. FARMERS
Seed Warrants Will Be Issued in
Lieu of Bonds

Medora, March L. The Billings
county commission has voted to bond
to supply needy farmers with seed
and feed, It is estimated that about
$4,000 will be needed. The county
plans to issue warrants in lieu OF
bonds. 3" $500
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-01
The CALM OF FRANCE is A
DEADLY CALM THAT SPELLS
DEFEAT FOR GERMAN'BULLY

Chestes Find That Buster and Dragging Of the Huns No
More Affect Spirit and Determination of French Peo~
pie Than Does Russian or Italian Disaster Re-
verse on the West ront
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08

were conducted Iu DIS 3D. s. SO. O.. a.
mr more OF @ farm with nice
haueI THE harlua bias SOU high
FOO French affairs tuH dn American
duahtcrn.lV and mighty Du,"
rrtufHhIII SH. WH H.. Hu our
visit. huf received guest. upstairs and
her sister received 'Uom downstairs
The baroness s. 70 relation uf rre.-
dent p0lk OBJ thD s. 49,. were
served cararuE potato chips chicken
aud allH saudwirhc For drinks
chocolate and -r rI aln.
Th. uarouc talked about Amer
.iclu and French h tors asking Cog
people from Tennessee amoug The
guest
Tho rrosl5 and gardens wore
fine We 400 A8da nice f.uU return.
ing to The So NaIo 3ui mrarl hr
train and boat DOB fha rrruug. We
.als0 bad must, Hu1 song
Tho baroness eutor'uus guests
from OBJ, y 81 g. a once o. week.
There vas about tRo hundred tHore
on that time
The second frp H fu UuIu bY
train U.uau aH o.I town defend
el b. Bertrand nu Cues 'u during
attacks Pos a, English bon tho Ni-
t..uth century UIs heart buued
ir cathedral boz NUaa auI Slab uf
granite bearing inscriptions ua Soc
u fh" wall $50 sln the ODD eafhel
raj clock tower and an nil chateau
which was used O.. fortress. Boo fhf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
Widest SESSION
IN STOCK MARKET
To REPORT or SIGNING OF
h,MIsTICE.

NEW YORK. Nov. Wall street
experienced one of the widest and
most beNildcrlng session. boz us
saried experience today. thc uock
market responding feverishly 90 un-
confirmed reports Of the signing oi
.he peace armistice with Germany
The financial community accepted
these reports and gave itself over 90
a delirum OF hullsh enthusiasm
Practically an the leading Stock
issues. excepting those of the distmc-
tive war group made extreme ab
Nances ranging from 2 to 3 points,
the rise being largely retained at the
very active close
Stocks opened az gains of 10 3
points cables from neutral points
telling of reyolts and muunies in tho
German army and navy inviting FUR
thor extension OF long accounts
Rails and oils were among tho
lirst shIrss to make strOne response.
higf class trans ortatious mounting
go The years best prices an gross gains
.of to points Mexican Petroleum
rose almost 0 points and related
shares t0 F.. Motors. '0ppars and
peace spe..t.tios finished ai uet ad
vance. of 10 z points Total sales
amounted 20 l150.o00 .bares Rail-
why bonds gained j e. 9 per cent
various foreign issues to is. bat
Liberty issues we're barely firm
Total sales tpar value aggregated
$4,000 00O Old United states
'1uuds We're unchanged
Pay the President
J % Underwood amt b. n Miller
r. Garden City, ware In The citv
Wednesday and Thur v on bust.
ness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
ARMISTICE RUMORS
MAKE CORN SLUMP
nEIIINES SIN CENTS ~ shell
AND THEN BECOMES
STRONGER.

Gy Associated Press
CHCASO. Nov False reports
that Gcrsany had already signed an
armisI,c brought about savage
NhlpsaW market today 90 the corn
trade AiNr prices had plunged
downward about oc hushel yio-
lent suurn eusucd and the close was
wild. g spet lower to Use advance,
,with December >I.-l4 to Sl22 and
January $l-a1 TO fl.-i oats
finished unchanged to Lac lower
The outcome u provisions was an
advance nugug from Zoe to 500.
Before the armisticp gUuard put
The corn market into @ whirl prices
had r0ctsd moderately from yester-
days sensational advance aud We're
steady white evidence was awaited
that genuine basis existed tor cur
rent talk that grain exports would
soon bc Hcatly enlarged suddenly
"a big selling drive developed and
word went round that Che armi-tIcg
had beeu actually signed
Especially for smaller tocks tuolt
wa, no chance tO stop tor inquiry
aud many holding, had Co be- -acr.-
diced ON the rapid descent of values.
The lack of amy confirmation ui One
.Imistic, signing finally became GOO
apparent though Tor even tho most
radical bssrs. and the result was @
complete change of sentiment a..
the session came to 900 end prices
Ehof straight Tor The zenith
Oats swaycd with corn but within
e. narrower range
Provisions were relatively inactive
and closed az The iopw0s' quotations
Trached Oh the oyeIAasU peace
bulge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
NEURALGIC PAINS
Give Way TO Soothing HamIln's
Wizard OIL

Hanl1s Wizard Oh Is a safe and
Efectsr treatment for headache ana
ucrra'E Rubbed Foo where the pain
u.s. t acts ss tonic 90 the tortured
nerves a1i almost invariably brings
quick -ehci
l, healing autiscptic qualities can
slnar hc relied upon 90 proven, in
Fiction Or other serious results from
srrarrs bruises. CUTS. burns. bites
and ,,i1gs Just as good. too. for
sore tect slit neck frost bites. cold
sore and cankcr sores
Get &c from druggists for 80 cents
n NOT satisfied return the bottle and
set your money back
Eyer c1rsunatcd or have sich
feaiachc' lus; ;rv Wizard Live
Whips pleasant little pink pills. SO
cents Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
.tANApINN WNGRlOG
PASSES THROt CT CITY

/ Serrem. Ia- D. Fisher of Tu
'r0ufo. Ontario Cauaa. va- u tH.
yaIp "Wednesday aud Thursday fb.
Quest nf tho Hur. N-.HU Nr
Fisher WAS going ro Roswell ~ ST.
600 official business Ue Ha- been
m Franc. uu rb. fighting lines f0.
two year. and bias made several
,rup. to Europe au5 ua.h to th,
tate. since fHp war
I.r Oil. Ir.uIFHr.t -----
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
InLcr Irnm Mnlinm.


Europe. October lu 1915
D d. J = aud q D. Wra'hgr aud
J a fuWlbes
Amarillo Tex
lear Su.n ol uD.cs Jm Coz
lHN This luuU some uat sunday. boo 90
base husnm. akius things easy as
tA-s como . have been over .hn
.np twice aHl We .0ak several prison
..t Well. b. the eight DAYS that {
wa, ON fhr trout SEQ took 500 prison
ort Our lo- were NOT $50 tery
heavy bst thol ro' Iav of our
boys. and crippled ieW more $751;,
killed ust lots ol Futkes Myself
and another boy .i.od la iu o. mu-
chine Eua NahI five %. them being
sfrccrs We caught several men
I that we're chained f0 machine guns
They gave no and commenced hoi-
/ lcvlul hamcrad' kamerad'' but
Wr kept on putting DO t0 them nt
the same This is some war believe
me- have Viue ,cd several air
I battles ono moWiuE siXis 0i our
allied plane brought down Two iiuu
planes Now War son. battle.
/ believe 30 They Shot u every de-
erection some coy fhr bullets like fu
have go uc. Say. ur hat, captured
several uaI boss. 80 auH Do years
+ old sud o.d men. 900 tu o.. years DID,
COME uuprU iUu
! 0uis wis. could 1l mon. about
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
TT HTDN g.. OuIII
II FAST RltONiRiAG

Burton O. OJe'l who N1- severe.
h wounded boz Franc. many weeks
ago is recovering and has been dis.
Charged um toe hospital
lie has been assigned tu SIX
: 1uth duty .r fhc areas behind Jhc
lines untN hc lt fully recovered from
l.s WouHta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08


T.. .uHHH '.#.r 800. received
Do. fru Davis from b. N. T0Rues-low
u France
u.u Jef. e<r.. son viII have
fa Iu some auHH thinking when
SOU rrt ,Hs Cor rue you have al
most tu.g1Itsn. ,u.e q. ....a~
ami. 5'. 81. s5HsU s;' .E se,
Be- uH NmH fr uirroR Boo those
11ds mt. been going oul whsIN
j could ul r..uNur them VIII.
rock. al| am getting to bo pretty
good .1r..nau $50 hByo vUme ~
T.ra vida u. from Arkausas They
.Wf Dan a. 'irrci evers pop with
roo. w pIr. brf- am taking lot'
sons irnm thrm and aw EXPECTING 90
become pretty good 1Ou
Tho weather .s 90 Nfflo cbauerlhlo
bsrs and De- Is raining rhIs morning
vh'.H nH.h.ur 100 600 unusual Tor
fH. country O. Ha ZOO of Che
'mu This 3 HUo country
am coming back u.t as soon se
uo..In.. fu u|... .Hn Dos fhr cows
BAH H '.. .H.f...
400 fH. perfume 0mm here is aged
.r wood Iae tb.HEat before 10 De-
shipped
-EEHT % % TOWNS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08

Mr.. McBr.dc's Dancing School
Lessons every uIclt eXcep, Monday
o. s. O'Clock Private lessons hy an.
ptrtueut Phone f23.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
FIXING Of COTTON
PRICE SAID TO Be
unconstitutional
COMMITTEES WILL TELL WILSON
~ BELIEVES PLAN nlPRAC-
re ARlE.

% aAa''' NAtfM NfaN
WASHINGTON. Nov FIXING OF
prices ou raw cotton Is unconsu,u-
.onal and impractlcable. President
Wilson win bc told by the cotton bon.
ycstiratius committee OF the war in.
hustries board This announcement
was made tonight by nr Thomas vs.
Page chairman of the committee
The committees conclusion. Dr.
Page said was based on the fact that
there is mo- prospective shortage OF
cotton and the belief that the cotton
distribution committee can secure q
proportionate marketing 0i the lower
as well as the higher grades of cot-
ton more effectively by other
method. Continuance OF tho work
ui Chi, committee IS recommended.
Or Pages statement was said 90
omh0dy the essential points ot the
report which the committee viii pre-
sent soon to the president If said
chat there would bo u0 way o. ,u
forcing q fixed price except through
, 'h0 readiness 3D. the government to
I ''|. N|N. 'II' fINlN' |'|||'| NINI
| This. The statement continued. would
Involve The closing of cotton eX-
changes. while merchants bankers
and other intermediate win bo
seriously affected and mluy probably
/ pu' oufirey oyd OF business The
establishment az great cost of eoy-
eminent system ul inspection and
Der'Ii.oaaor also would be- necessary
Iii was said ID prca-tNine were
/ undertaken
pI7 the President ---
cotton Closes Declining.
%, Associated Press
NEW YORK. New Cotton
closed at uo, decline oi IO t0 o.
points An
Pay the presltert-
Lead Unchanged.
l ~ Associated rress
NEW YORK Nov Lead nm
Irhanged spot $500. Spelter. quiet
East So Louis delivery. pot $50
Pay the President ---
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE fol-
lowing casualties are reported by the
commanding general of the Ameri-
can eNpeditionary forces
section Onc.
Killed iu sctien lll died from
accident and other causes. @. died
of disease 2s2 wounded. degree un-
determined M. missing in action,
63 Total $40
killed ip action prIyates Alvin
Baker Wuhurton Okla Henry
Goode. Yoakum. Tex Fannie
Landcrs Robert Lee. Tex Alexandra
Martinez. las Vegas ~ NJ Joe
Satchor Henderson. TeN
Died % disease Saddler James
y. Cessna. Woodward Okla prI-
Yates Oscar S Anderson Alpine.
Tex. GuN J Arlitt. HauettsyIue.
Tex Roe A Austin. Noble Okla
| Guy n Barton. Foss Okla Henry
J Beckmsn WalhurR Tex Joseph
p Browa. Winter. Tex Charles a..
Baird Trihbcy Okla Smith Siukle.
! Foreau Okla Robert u Harmon,
pau.s Valley. Okla J ~ kaka.
Bandera, Tex Rouey % NcFarlan.
bliss. OKLA Leon q McFcrr.n.
Brady TsS Amato Martinez cucro.
Tex Ralph Payne Clehuruc To,.
Isaac 49, Waller StoueVau. OKLA
Wounded. degree undetermined
Corp George 10 HarEmye. TeNarB
ana Tex Pryates Herbert % Bacgs.
Br.tton Okla Ge0rgc owens VAIL
.au Okla Pedro polaco LUmbcrtou.
IS NJ " Sparks Gr,euviIio. Tex
Missing Zoo action CorpnyaIs
Ehea NcCord Weaver. Tex p %
Bishop DHi Okla Hueior Conrad
r. Nnfrhf gaIg..f.u T.e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08


Killed a action 1885 died 0t
wounds 49, died 0i disease. i-t.
wounded severely. IS. wounded
slightly 900. missing iu action. 81.
prisoners Total $685.
Corp John e. Daniels Collins
willie Oka prtates Floyd Adcuek
Eilm. Tex FouN % Bulcy. Nac0E
i0.be- Ter John ID Cuhauis,. Gar
land Tex IRA D. Jones. Wudthorp
JeN Henry 49, luudrren Elriu
Tc.. Richard % Phillips Trinity
TgN aeorE, k.iIug. Point ToN
Walter " Waterman Paris. Tex
/ Die. nf wounds Corp0yaIs Roger.
f. NU.n. Chiffon TeE otis Henry
/ l.Nara.Ul Tex Private james T
| \.T1C.ft Seminole. OKLA
Died 20 disease. PrEafps Andrew
n App.shr Bruceyile TeN EIuu
81 BAXTER WhiteulHt TeN FLOYD
Bradley DEXTER IS 50 Jane. ~
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