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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-30
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Pair of Blankets.
Pair Of Shoes.
Half Cord of Wood. !
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Signet Ring.
Cameo Ring.
Locket and Chain.
Cut Glass Water Pitcher.
Fountain Pen with Gold Trimmings.
Half-dozen Silver Knives and Forks.
Watch Charm.
Watch Fob.
Comfort. -
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Silk Knmotao.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-30
REPUBLICAN SENATORS DENIA ND
END OF EXECUTIVE RULE.
Resolution Declares for Assertion of
Legislative Function.

| Washington, ID. C.-Senate Re
publicans, gathered in tho largest
conference that has been known IN
many months, demanded that the
Congress assume at onco its full
legislative duties and bring to q
speedy end the direction of the Gov.
crnmcnt from the other end OF
Pennsylvania avenue. Party leaders
insisted that the Executive rule OF
tho country halt.
This idea was expressed pointedly
in Il resolution which said:
Resolved that the Congress shall
assert and exercise its normal and
constitutional functions, including
legislation necessary for rcconstruc
ton
After long discussion the con-
ference adopted In slightly modified
form the substance for tho Weeks
plan, calling for the creation Of six
non-partisan committees to deal with
reconstruction problems.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-30
AGENTS..

Tho Oriental Brown Shoe Shining
Parlor, 1921 Arctic Avenue, At
lantic City, N. J.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
The JOKER

p.a Won take time to find the l'lle
gokpr In those educational amend
meuts'
Ne Then note these points. the
Eastman amendment provides that tue
state taxes uader an approximately
loo per cent valuation shall be three
mills for all purposes. provided 'ha'
II the Hamley OF the Byrnes amend
men, fail then the tax shall be four
mills. the extra mill being for the
schools But observe that both the
Iiamley and the Byraes amendments
call for one and ore half mills for the
schools
Al snys the voter then II these
carry one and one half mills on loo
her cent assessment, aud the Eastman
amendment calls for one Mill only.
then il is easy enough TO vote for that
amendment and let the others 20. Well
he or YOU. might think 20, but read
that Hyrues amendment again because
il pres ides for cutting the rate Of par
ish taxation IN half Oh loo per cent
valuation and IL clearly necessary ia
the circumstances, since no one wants
t. be at the mercy OF he parochial DO.
dus with their present power 10 levy ten
mills for all purposes md three for
the schools
so there yen are II you vote against
the Byrnes amendment you leave the
home flank exposed aud II you vote
for H. sou add a half mill te the State
tan
Quite a neat little joker isn't H. and
something legislator who perpetTates
Il should be more or less ashamed OF
II may be further pointed out thai
the gytnes and llamley amendments
| are such Ia name only, as amending
Inc a. .rIp d! the constitution. and are
therefore af more OF less doubtful
I,aHdIly Careful reading shows thai
f1 mention Ia made Of any article L
be amended aud at the same time the'
embody 40 subject. A. does the Smith
amendment. neW in the laws Of the
State There IL an impression Of dis
InRenuonsuess gigen by these meas
ures which maY be- accounted for b!
tire little joker before mentioned |
IL also clumsy to say the least Of II
to have one amendment depend for III
| provisions upon the passage Of othe
amendments ret otherwise correlated
| Altogether these amendments do no
shop the fInlahed work that shoult
distinguish new patches for the stat
constitution
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
pHggsloENT WILSON sTAuNcH

The Presidents latest reply to Ger.
many is too lengthy Tot these columhs,
but il has not disappointed those ~ho
ully expected from htW ahat would
secure To the Allied ARMIES their pres.
ent victories aud assure 10 The world
ultimate protection from the .ioheh'
lsElprus Even that gustere old body
Tie United states Senate, broke int
applause upou hearing The Hote read
and the Whole mImau world must echo
that applause
To eur mind the most impressive
part OF the paper ie when the Frest
dent iu,.m1tpz hoa hulteW il any tatk
uf armistiee white the emmy con
tIuurs bis nhumBa depfrdRHons Oh
the sea and his policy Of destruction
and fpoIatIou ou land The Scriptures
speak of bringing forth fruit meet io'
repentance and certainly by that meas
ure the Hun is still grossly unrepen
tant and apparently incapable Of see
Ing bow his conduct must impress the
world
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
THE GERMAN PEACE NOTE

The text Of the German peace note
follows
In reply TO the questions Of the
President Of the United states Of
America the German government here.
hy declares
The German government has ac
coptcd the terms laid down b1 Presi'
dent Wilson ia his address Of January
& and in his subsequent addresnes on
the foundation OF a permanent peace
81 Justice Consequently les object IN
entering into discussions would be- only
to agree upon practical detail OF the
lapulication Of these terms The Ger
man government believes that the GOV
lefuments Of the powers associatea win
laa government pf he United state.
IgIsa take the position taken BIS Fr"sl
dent " flson IN his address The ""f
ImaH government la accordance Viii
Ithe An=irolmnrarian government loi
Iihe purpose Of hrinaur about aH arm
IigfIce. declares itself ready 70 comply
lvilh the propositions Of the Pres0doo
lin regard to evacuation,
The German government suggest
Ithat the President may occasion lh'
-.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
LOCAL INFLUENZA SITUATION

nr JAS Klibousne, president Of the
town beard af health, Ia too busy with
the sick TO make a formal announce
meul. but tells us that the disease Il
scattered all over the parish amons
both white and blaek. appearing In
the most unexpected places
Fortunately the disease is mild In
type he SAYS, and there are few thai
have been very sick.
Asked how many cases there are
he says, be has not had time 10 count
them
The situation. though distressing In
some respects is not alarming and Il
every one keeps hts courage aud poise
follows the Instructions Of the mediea
authorities, there Is no reason TO fear
that the situation will nod soon be Inn
proved. 81
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
NO CAUSE FOR HYsTERlA
New orleans states

There are many cases OF Influenza
in New Orleans and the rest Of the
state. aud Il Is proper that every rea'
sonable safeguard approved BY science
should be taken and the rules pro-
gded by the health authorities cheer.
faIIy ubeyed by the public to the end
that the disease mas be- quickly
brought under control and stamped
out
Rut no eause whatever exists tof
hystefIa or for regulations which pro
yoke il and are unnecessary. For that
reason we trust that the authorities
viii consider carefully, before putting
into effect measure which disrupt
business. rovolutloHize the normal life
Of the people aud tend 10 create
pauicky condition
influenza itself Is rarely fatal Thai
proven by the large number Of CASE
land the relatively few deaths II h
only when complications onsne chief
MS when pneumonia sets ~. that Tbs
disease assumes grave form. an
fortunately the proportion Of suel
eases Is not large
one Of our chief difficulties Ia crush
| Ing out the disease Is the fact that
with so large q demand made by thu
war on the supply Of physicians ana
nurses, II is often difficult for fanille
| Ia get the professional services the
require, and this of course increase
Iauviety and emphasizes the neryou
strain
For that reason II no other. the r.
sponsible authorities ought 20 be s!os
10 feed the excitement Of the iimid
We have had infinitely more ser
ons rpjdemics here. with depopulatioI
land auaraatines TO boot, bat the put
IlIc Vas encouraged e. keep It's nerve
II ought To be ROW
The epidemic will be shortliyed i
Ian probability We shall help toward
the attainment 81 tina, end Il We r.
Imember the Iate nr Warmers adYtc
IA a more serious epidemic So wear
| flower and smile
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
HELP

III. mos, Disturbing mart ~ our
aau, aottes is scaaIug the mail and
.n, -, -. man, ,yees for publtelty
=. ..,.,, that l. rassfbia :, raproauee
q, ,h.ss ..l,,,rs mi, npe who has
-. ,t,sa,,, .,,.,, ~, s.sr.sation ran
e.. 49,, ta.a =, sha, h e,,ected IN
a. ..a, ., ,,,,tar3r. tho ,,rgons nyo.
IT, j., oh..t,. era,sa ,,ttee ron.
naa,.a ,..s,. hoi.ln. ,to,s tho war
=, - ...,,ho,,, 80. ,ha, -. yr.,,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
A DON'T CARE FEELING

Ne oue was more conscious 'l@n
at,r.slyp. that the last weeks issue Oh
IN. True Democrat fell far below ouf
average In news aud editorial matter
hut tho circumstances we're such 'ha'
We did not deeply grieye over H. ana
ooI, nav with returning health anu
.,.rt,. ae are more iucliued to regret
mast detIpguencles The fact vas our
entire family vas under the spanish
Influence and so wretched "itha'
that nothing beyond It's horizon seem
"a Ia matter For that Is the als''h
gnssbfng characteristic OF this disease
the don't care feeling that Il tmpafts
not the happy ifeefponsibtllty oi youth
aud health but the depressed eohfle
ton that nothing matters hohoH
All no have had grippe know Eha'
is meant know with What a sad-eo'or
"a cloak il envelops everything, fo'
be- II known that this Spanish inilneh1'
| opl, more contagious form Of ih'
lola enemy grippe This may not bf'a'
much encouragement bat II shoa''
hiring some since the known however
dreadful seems never so bad as th'
unknown With which one must crap
pie =,
We who have come through th'
struggle salute yon and beg you 10 u
m good cheer There ar" worse thihg'
| eyrp than Spanish influenza
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
EXPENSE WILL co ON

Suppose the war does end soon
l'neie Sans expense account viii not
be- euincIdental Herewith II will take
stme time To- get the hoys home mus
tered out etc The money must be
forthcoming The bonds must furnish
IL.
Again should the wsr end soon, this
will probably be your last opportunity
SO huy such honds as these So bus
one more
EWt don't be too sure the war vii
end The wise mau, while hoping fol
the best provides for the worst con
tingeueles.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
TRULY GERMAN"

There ia one Berlin newspaper that
understands German nature the Kreuz
Zeluag This Is the organ Of the Jun.
krrs. and according 70 It's columns
the uatehaogd of the Natarlaud should
b. Deception"
The Journal, angry ever the collapse
of laundering Teuthn diplomacy and
pnuged az the lmpeudrg humiliation
Of the nation effort 10 nblugaie the
world seeks explaaalio for these
fcts In her failure 10 adopt a policy
Ct irlckery Here are the Zeitung' =
own words Instead Of asking for IN
alstier, We should haye offered sep
arate peace with advantageous coudi-
tone 10 one or two of the Allies Tn
fortunately il is nua Toe ltr 20 take
mp again this idea which hould have
remained The chief governing idea Of
amy government truly German
Truly German indeed Cowardice
combined with brutality unite in ma.
ten thai has as chief governing idea
the hgjbe TO one enemy end the knife
to the ether Time ptoayune
Truly German also Is q cry for peace
81 aHe hand. aHI IS more intensive
puHul Of submarine warfare on The
otLer
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

A frH years ago il Was rare appor
tuaity for a person Of small means
without the ready cash In hand TO bus
bond Many such persons lonRed IN
vain 90 make such Investments New
the chance is here 10 invest with peer
less security to invest ia fifty dollar
bonds Ia inaallmeats of five dollar.
Ia month Some day sou Will regret
missing such chance II you Dc
miss It,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
FOR LOUISIANA

Goy Pleasant has found II necessary
TO tssue a proclamation urging the PEG.
pie "a Louisiana 10 hay bonds lest the
state default In raising It's quota We
commend the spirit a' his appeal to
West FellciaHa as matter OF State
pride II Il true that our parish has
already exceeded lts quota. hat this
a,alls uothug ia the way ~ adyef.
tifcmeu Il the state fails to subscribe
It's allotment Ouls the larger and less
complimentary tect ain BE- known ma
tIonally THIS no loyal sou oF daugh
ter wants to happen. therefore II dc.
wolves upon each and alI 10 make M
additional effort 10 avert the laying ot
this stigma upon the fair name ut this
state
The German peace overturcs we're
cirrriy planned 10 coincide with the
pushing N the foHrth Liberty Loan
and mo- doubt have had some effect
coupled vth tie great ~nccnsses 81
the armies IN France io make the loaf
less urgent Thoushtesr. OF mhnI,
optimistic people are prone so thIut
the matter less pressing exactly whaf
the enemy wants them 20 think bu
they should listen rather To oar tru,
aud tried public leaders. who neces
sarlly are Ia possession 81 larger ar
ray Of fact than private persons car
have and the former huug that thH
loan must go through
II will so through Louisiana mus
not. viii NOT fall In raising her share
70 every one ~ Ms that can posslhl,
do SO, must lend a hand 10 this en-
by hGyug At least one bond more
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

The Board Of Health Parish Of West
Felieiaua met al the court house in
the town Of 81 Francisyille, La this
day al 3 p M for the purpose of taxi.
ing the necessary steps 90 prevent as
far as possible the spread Of influenza
throughout the parish there being a
quorum present OF said board, after
full discussion Of the Influenza situa
ton. il was thought best TO close the
saloons In the parish and soft drinks
establishments Ia the parish and or
motion OF Df. Il r Lewis duly second
ed by $ { Cobb the following resoh
lions we're unanimously adopted
Be Il resolved By the Parish Beard
Of Health Of the Parish of Wes, Fell
elana that ai bar rooms, saloons, soft
drink establishments, within the Par
lsh OF West FelIciana be closed until
further notice OF the Board
That the Parish Fair be deferred
Prompt burial Of Influenza victims
| Ne public funerals
Caskels should not be opened updeI
any circumstances when death re-
suits from influenza,
That Police Jurors and School Boart
members from each ward see that pub
| Tic funerals are discontinued
DR. Leyert has received q pamphle
on Spanish Influenza from L s 7
III : Rupert Blue Surge0n.Genera
summarizing same viii be we'll TO oh
serve the following points The dI
sease nov occurring IN the country ant
Icflled Spanish Influenza resembles
a contagious kind Of cold In mos
cases person taken sick with inau
enza feels sick rather suddenly h
| feels weak. has pains In the eyes, ears
head or back and may be- sore all owe
many patients feel diszy some Won
| Il most Of the patients complain q
feeling chilly, With this comes feye
Temperature rising lo0 10 loi pulls
relatively remaining same In appear
anee his eyes may be slightly blooe
shot There may be running from "a
nose OF there may be some cough
Ordinarily the fever lasts from tire
to four DAYS When death occurs
is usually the results Of complication
, II Is believed that Influenza IL a
ways spread from person ia persol
the germs being carried with the al
along with the very small droplets Z
/, Imncus expelled by coughing, snee,
InF. forceful talking by enc Who has a
ready has the germs OF the dseas,
They may also be- carried in the al
in the form Of dust
II Is very important that every pr.
son Who becomes sick should 20 /
bed AZ once This viii help keep ava
dangerous complications II IL desi
able that no one be allowed 10 slee
IN the same room with the patien
excepting the nurse Care should h
taken that all discharges collected @
3 bits Of gauxe OF rags and should b
burned Gauge mask should be wor
By The attendant
II is we'll Ia remember that milk
one Of the best all around foods f1
b adults aud children People shouI
I avoid home oyererowdhe The vale
OF fresh air through open windows ca
!, not be underestimated
Cover mp each eough and sneeae.
II yon don't youll spread disease
D To present date sl2 eases Of inf
I enza II OF pneumonia and aearl
: have been reported to the Paris
l Board Of Health
Or f. NJ. LEvERT. Pre-
+ 8. c. COBB. SEC
E ER4 "a a.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

Notice Of Discharge Of Petit Jury for
the first week Of the October Term
1918. Of the cath Judicial District
Court for the Parish Of West Fell
eiara.
Notice Is hereby given that the Petit
Jury for the first wec) Of the October
term. 1918, Of the 2ith judicial Dis
trIct Court for the Parish Of West
FeHciana. La, is finally discharged
Witness the Honorable Charles XII
bourne, Judge Of the gath Judicial
District OF Louisiana, this sth day Of
October, 1918
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

The following coloFed soldiers have
died at Camp Grant. Illinois aud their
bodies have been shipped back home
jos IIinlafd, Matthews Peyton Aaron
Jones. Jones Moucrief Jack Jones' Ed
Deekps. Rivers Miller John Broden
died after reaching home
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

ron SALE Cleaned brick IN carload
lots. 81 per thousand Less than car.
lead. sl9 per thousand Fire brick Eve
oebts each AZ fair grounds, Bayou
sara. La WEST FELlCIANA DEvEIr
oPMEST CO, INC. r. L. Crump, Sec.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

The Hereford Cattle Co. Offers fo,
sale grade Hereford Cattle, registered
Duroc Jersey Hogs, and AngoFa Goats
Prices reasonable Address 81. Fran.
eiHvills. La. l2i2lsul
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
f. & M Sc
Clerk of said Court

Where so mauy are IN, Il is impoa
sihle to mention any except where
some special interest attaches 10 the
item.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

FOR RENT On river front garden
spot and stable. J n Bell Agent
SALESMAN WANTED Lubrleatlug
Oh. Grease spectaltita. Paint Part
or whole time. Commission basis
Man with ear or rig preferred
Riverside Refining Company.
Cleveland. Ohio
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

Fer Louisiana MAKE shat the slo.
san IN bond buying md bond selling
these last hours and days 81 the drive
let every bond thus bought. thus sold
BE for the sake 81 making mp Louisi-
ana's quota
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

Work al the Red Cross room Ia sua.
pended on account Of Lack OF workers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

FOR SALE TAO young horses, two
small young mules one pair cotton
scales one cotton elevator. with other
en fixtures AUSTIN DANIEL. star
TIN, La s.2I.i
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

AUTOMOBILE FOR safe one over
land five passenger car in good repair
Nea set Of tires A barglu for quick
sale Address r. + Crump r o
station Ne 20. New Orleans. la.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

fore me ! bad bard work Go keen m,
lace Tree from ,mllr, But Oauer
myself ] kept o absolutely expression
less as ! spoke.
'Pm that hnIIlnp in ElHrs wood
box, william ' ! aid, "luI chen gcr am
other load
A. ! spoke J moved % one side ol lhe
door ,D that William. 900 order uur ru
disturb mr. would have iU walk 100 hr
right side ul ihe pseudo urI'u Then !
held my breath lIguHuycIy and actual
ly as William all thr Importance of 10.
commission written on 10, face. started
10 pas, lhc man stumbled letting some
Of thc knilmg iall and llotIy man.
aged 60 strike hs hand mau'y hur
with every appearance Ui accident.
against lhc p'1ycd hand of the prI'rr
The effect ~, electrical The man
Jumped as If q bullet had struck him..
an IgunIycl expression crossed his lace
and he fairly ,pli N1 word. AZ VII.
lam-'R0 word, similar 90 ihr nnr /
had heard in llllln's study
From my lrn, hur,, so exclamation
suppressed almost as % escaped hut
Uill distinctly audible r0 thr masrI
man ne turned abruptly cast one
glance into my face. where he must have
read recognition. 4$d then turning took
10 hl, heels, not toward me street llf
toward thc pond. which wa, fhr ,r,.
boundary OF Uur place and Cha, owned
by the Durkees
ft.y.t,.Htl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

figure, would show that there were
only S5i dogs here At the end Of lhs
yrlr
llnWrycr Il we'll known fact that
There atc many ownrfls's dogs running
uuund the streets which are subject 10
being captured and killed by the dog
catcher u &, not believed AZ ihe city
ucAurrrs office, where lhc dog license,
lrr ISSUED, lhat even so percent ol the
dogs 900 Oklahoma Cily ever have a H.
0Dwr purchased for them
Dogs Killed, Visitors.
u" Nrmu chief clerk IN the office
ol ihc health office offers likely ~.
p'muon lor the large number of clm.
al''cs among lhc dog, here
"Nu,t of the dog, that arr Killed By
.lrDu cars nr automobile, are not Okla
hnm lfrY resident, hul come here from
ihr country explained Mr Mcnen
Ihr' uc mot used 90 automobile, ut
street cars and q, they are irurnp
along under some country wagon they
step ln 'Nr ,llr oI lhr wagon un hearing
q machine Ur a street Dlr approach anil
are run UNcr
"Ol course uuir D.ly dog, are killed
hy automobile, and street cars. bot they
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
Thayer Faces Two
Charges, Result
of Fight Staged

An information charging Earl Th,yci
with pointing @ gun AZ Harry Will.
last night was filed n the county court
tins morning and an information rhlrp
lng Ihaycr and Frank lcwis with a,
'lul'.ng the Willis boy was flied in thc
Justice court of Robert " Mauuu
Willis face was swollen and bruised d
a result of ihc fight He said ihc tna
men had attacked him without cause
and that Thaycr had FIRST rabhcd M, re-.
voIycr into his face, and then struck
him with h, fist
Ihaycr according 20 County Attorney
Charles Sclhy IS bad actor" and
was caught be- 'hc police a, hc was en-
tcung a residence near the scene ut the
trouble
ON charge, Of carrying pistol, and
assault both Thaycr and Levi, were
each fined SO and cost, IN each case
They pleaded not guilty 10 each charge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
Dave Myers Must
Serve Out Term

Dave Myers convicted Of bootleg.
glng IN Oklahoma county will have to
serve the remainder N hi, sentence of
about three mouths at the expiration u
a % day rcpfIcye about February IS. Il
was announced by ! NJ Crook. state
pardon and parole officer today
Myers was given two three months
sentences one twu.monlh sentence and
onc thiriy.day sentence. making nine
mouths m All lie served six months
pi The time mp IN December Is. when
he was given q day repfieye by
Judge Gtook Myers asked Tor a per
mlnrnt parole hat this wa, contested by
The county attorneys office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
Autos and Cars Conserve
Food a la {. H. Russell By
Killing LIS Dogs in 1917

which is neccvaW ior their uh,I,t.
encc might be- used 10 better advantage
hy sustaining human being,
Cars and Autos XIII i,liS
II dogs really eat much food that
would otherwise be consumed hy hu
man beings then lhe automobile, and
street car, M Oklahoma civ were
among the greatest agcnCir, fur
lhc conservation OF food in lhl, cly last
year
The record, al lhr rily hall show that
lp'S dog, were lDcu,cd IN lgl7 The
city health office show, that lll5 dog,
were killed by automobile, or street
cars during the ycir II alI the dogs m
Oklahoma city had obtained license
10 live IN this clly during the year the